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[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] kesadijus:
Memo Boss is now released and available in WP7 marketplace!

Its is a traditional memory match game, but it stands out from the rest because it easilly lets you play cards using images from your phones gallery, not predefined image collections.

App features:

* Choose to use all images in the phones gallery or select albums/pictures manually

* 25 levels + survival

* 4 difficulty modes

* Scoreloop integration, scoreboards

* "pseudo 3D" effect, fluent UI

Get it HERE

If you want to keep updated about my apps in the future - here's my FB page:

http://www.facebook.com/studiomotif
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] kesadijus:
Dear beta testers,

Thank You all, for taking part in helping me finishing and polishing this game. If you have any more feedback, just let me know.

I might also be doing some additions and improvements for the game in the future, so I hope you will be willing to test some new stuff too.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] kesadijus:
Memo Boss goes FREE

Memory match game Memo Boss is now published to all available countries and drops price to... FREE!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] le-grx:
Hi Forum,

first time logged in here, because i expect, that here are a lot of owners of the nexus 7.

I'm struggling with some kind of luxury problem. It's about this display of the Nexus 7:

For me it seems, that is has not only a bad calibration in the sense of colour, but also

a miserable response time in common.

I mean this thing, which was a big topic for TFTs years ago for gamers.

Remember this <16ms thing to play FPS and other games without ghosting, tearing or whatever is the right word.

Or remember your old Nokia phone in a strong winter. Similar effects..

My Nexus 7 is from the C90 Charge and i see it clearly by reading text (websites, mails) and also in games. They "smear".

For my eyes this is very stressful. I think it's because of a bad response time of the screen, but it's just guessed since i have no other explanation for this.

Anyway, i wanted to crosscheck in a local store, if this is just normal or a defective unit, but it's sold out since a week and still no new delivery.

So i wanted to ask you, if you made some differences in comparison to other devices. For example i got a HTC Desire and Sensation here, and they do it much better, much faster.

Thank you for reply and thanks to the forum generally.

Ciao,

le-grx
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] jst07:
Here are the steps I followed to change the wallpaper on my Kindle. Credit for this goes to Josepho1997 for the guide for the original Kindle Fire: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1765044&highlight=wallpaper

Disclaimer:

The risk of a bricked device or bootloop exists. To my knowlege there is no way to create a back up yet which makes recovery even harder. I am not liable for any damaged devices. Proceed at your own risk.

Things You'll Need:

Rooted Kindle

File Browser like ES File Explorer

7-Zip

Changing the Wallpaper:

1. Using ES File Explorer go to: /system/framework and copy (do not move!) framework-res.apk to your SD card.

2. Plug your Kindle into the computer and move the framework-res.apk (from SD card) to your computer and make a back up copy.

3. Use 7-Zip to open the one you intend to modify

4. Browse to \res\raw

5. Find the wallpapers named hi_xxx_p.jpg and hi_xxx_l.jpg. (These are the 1280x800 images, p are portrait images and l are landscape images. I am unsure what purpose the other images of different resolutions serve at this time).

6. Replace the .jpgs with the images you want, keeping the names exactly as they are. DO NOT delete any images. (I recommend replacing each image with the same resolution image for the best results).

7. Close 7-Zip and the new framework-res.apk will be saved, move this back to your SD card.

8. Open ES File Explorer. In the settings make sure you select "Up To Root", "Root Explorer" and "Mount File System".

9. Copy the framework-res.apk to /system.

10. Change the permissions to rw-r-r using ES File Explorer (this is critical, failure will cause a bootloop)

11. Move framework-res.apk to /system/framework. Let it replace the other file.

12. Reboot.

13. You will see your new wallpaper(s) when your Kindle reboots. To tidy up, go back into ES File Explorer and uncheck "Mount File System".

These are the steps I followed successfully but I caution anyone as it is risky. Follow them carefully and if you are uncomfortable or cannot afford to brick your device please wait until someone has developed a safer, easier method.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] ignoramous:
You can delete all of images (it'd result in a black no-background), and you can also add new images. Differently prefixed images (which you may also notice are of diff resolution) are for other devices.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] Ichigo:
If you add new images, you need to renamed them correctly. I think in the id.xml(maybe string.xml), they have the wallpaper's name. If you put in a different name, it wont work. And you could edit the id.xml(maybe string.xml, I forget) so that the name of the wallpapers match yours, but then you would have to properly uncompile it and then recompile it.

Android>iOS... Android FTW!
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] nakedtruthishere:
Although I should have been warned by the red text above I finally resulted in a bootloop when changing those permissions. I don´t know what exactly went wrong, but it did.

As this may have happened to someone else (apparently it did, as the warning shows): Is there a way out? The only thing to do is to change back the framework-res.apk file from a backup on desktop or even to flash the whole KFHD from an update file (which does contain this file also). Unfortunately the device is unknown to cmd, although adb seems to be properly configured...

Any suggestions?
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] onemeila:
Flashing system.img in fastboot is about the only way to recover these devices right now-

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1951254
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] nakedtruthishere:
Unfortunately this tool doesn´t work for me - "waiting for device" is the only result.

ADB is on, but I´m not sure about fastboot with the original USB cable - although QemuRoot worked fine with that. How do I surely know that fastboot is on? While trying to start fastboot via cmd, it prompted some syntax info, nothing else happens - that´s it (?)
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] doriean:
The possible reason is your using the cable that came with the kindle and for you to flash the system.img file you will need the factory cable which is differnt from the one that came with your KFHD

Hope this helps
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] nakedtruthishere:
That´s, what I suspect, too. I ordered one already.

On the other side there must be a way with the OEM cable, as in my opinion rooting means access to the affected files as well. Qemuroot works well
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] matzew:
With "nolock" and go locker its much easier to change the lock screen wall paper or not?

Gesendet von meinem KFTT mit Tapatalk
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] Songlambr37:
I got to change my wallpaper in my friend kindle fire, really nice, thank all.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] joedirt2013:
Help!

Ok I did all of this but i am still getting the regular images, which doesnt make sence because if i open up the framework in system/framework folder all the images i replaced are there none of the originals. Did I do something wrong? I gave rw-r-r access I have Kindle Fire HD 7
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
Go Launcher EX and HD

Just out of interest, isn't installing Go Launcher and Go Locker a safer approach?

Both these applications do not require any movement to /system/apps

I guess if you like the Amazon Launcher, this is not a solution? I just try to keep

people away from any steps that may involve Bricking the device. These are

only thoughts. By the way, great tutorial, very informative and detailed.

jst07, Never mind, your solution eliminates the annoying double lock

screen. Great work jst07!

Best Regards, Chris Bryant (prokennexusa)
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] Slimepuppy:
Same here. I also tried to 'reinstall' framework-res but it failed to reinstall.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
Do not attempt this modification it is no longer valid

Slimepuppy,

This post needs to be updated. This was written when the software version was 7.1.x, at that time

this worked great and he had a great idea - he still does. Unfortunately, it looks like the jst07 has

been too busy to keep up the post. It happens to the best of us! I would recommend to NOT make

these changes until one of us is able to post an updated version of this modification. In Software

version 7.2.1 and higher, which is a modified version of Ice Cream Sandwich, the names in the

folder \res\raw have changed to k2_xxx_p.jpg and k2_xxx_l.jpg - not hi_xxx_p.jpg and hi_xxx_l.jpg.

Having said this, you will not see any changes when you attempt to modify images that the Kindle

no longer uses. Our new Kindle Fire Toolkit will automate this dangerous modification. So be

warned DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS MODIFICATION IT IS NO LONGER VALID IN SOFTWARE 7.2.X

The following is a link to our new Backup and Recover software: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2096888

---------- Post added at 10:32 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:27 PM ----------

joedirt2013,

This post needs to be updated. This was written when the software version was 7.1.x, at that time

this worked great and he had a great idea - he still does. Unfortunately, it looks like the jst07 has

been too busy to keep up the post. It happens to the best of us! I would recommend to NOT make

these changes until one of us is able to post an updated version of this modification. In Software

version 7.2.1 and higher, which is a modified version of Ice Cream Sandwich, the names in the

folder \res\raw have changed to k2_xxx_p.jpg and k2_xxx_l.jpg - not hi_xxx_p.jpg and hi_xxx_l.jpg.

Having said this, you will not see any changes when you attempt to modify images that the Kindle

no longer uses. Our new Kindle Fire Toolkit will automate this dangerous modification. So be

warned DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS MODIFICATION IT IS NO LONGER VALID IN SOFTWARE 7.2.X

The following is a link to our new Backup and Recover software: http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=2096888
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] Ichigo:
If the new images are named k2_xxx......, then you will just have to properly rename them to the appropriate name.

a.k.a. Urahara

The truth! I'm really a girl!
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
Change the Wallpaper

Jessica,

Thank you	Jessica, if it was that easy I would have said just that but it looks like Amazon has make changes to

the cabinet. I spent about 40 minutes to put it all together and I just did not have time to test it all. I saw one

person Brick there Kindle and another frustrated since it "was not working". I have been a Software developer

for over 25 years (Linux Unix AS400 & Windows) and a phone app developer since the first smart phone was

released. I am just VERY conservative when I make recommendations - I always test, test, and test. When I

know it works and safe, then I post the results. I have not had time tonight and did not want to see anyone

waste there time, so I posted the warning. Tomorrow when I am at the office, I will post the modification

after I have thoroughly tested the solution.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] Slimepuppy:
Exactly. There is a set of images in the location specified for this method (framework-res.apk/res/raw) and they have the k2_xxx_l.jpg or K2_xxx_p.jpg name. I created a replacement pair of images, renamed them, and pushed them into the apk with 7zip on a PC.

The replacement images are in the framework-res.apk but after two reboots the Fire HD is still displaying the old image. (I only replaced one image in both portrait and landscape mode. One can quickly cycle through the lockscreen images by closing/opening the cover. I wonder if it's the magnetic catch or the light sensor that's triggering that?)

Maybe there's another set of images. This is just enough like Linux to be trouble - time to buy another book! :)

Sounds great, Chris - thanks for being conscientious and methodical. :)

Andy
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] Ichigo:
Well, that doesn't make any sense. I have done this with my 1st gen kindle(I made the original guide). The way it works(simplified) is it rotates throughout all of these pictures. If you replace the pictures, it shouldn't show them, as they're not there.

a.k.a. Urahara

The truth! I'm really a girl!
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
Follow Up - Feedback

Slimepuppy,

No worries Slimepuppy, I just did not want to see anyone damage there Kindle, so I felt - I had better post a quick

warning before another person waists 1 to 2 hours and finds there hard work has gone down the drain. We actuality

have an option to change the Wallpaper in our next software release:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2096888

The solution is in our software manifest and will be added in version 4.2.4 - the feature will be allow you to make

a change on the fly, so to speak. Either way, I will post the changes tomorrow for the people who like to edit apk's
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] Slimepuppy:
Yes ma'am - had me scratching my head a bit as well. It was interesting that when I copied the updated framework-res.apk into the file system the the Kindle froze and then rebooted - didn't expect that.

Hmmm...seems there are a couple of different sets of images after all. The set in /res/raw are 1024x600 JPGs at 96 dpi. There's another set of images in /res/raw-hdpi and in /res/raw-land-hdpi. These little puppies are 1280x800 at 96 dpi. The high-res images use the name format xi_arhm.jpg (in both the portrait and landscape directories).

In the Fire HD 8.9, there's only four images in /res/raw and the lockscreen images are in /res/raw/raw-xlarge-land-hdpi/ and /res/raw/raw-xlarge-hdpi/ Filenames are the same in both - xi_arhm.jpg and the rest in xi_xxxx.jpg format. These images are 1920x1200 still at 96 dpi.

Tomorrow I'll change a couple and see what happens - it's been too many hours between now and coffee, and I try not to delete anything after midnight. ;)

Andy

edit...

Ok, since I really didn't have to technically 'delete' anything... ;) Placing the new pictures in the /res/raw-hdpi folders worked perfectly on the 7".

The odd sorta-lockup happened this time as well. Here's the rundown: the Fire's running 7.2.3 and is rooted, Google-app'd, and the OTA updates are defeated. ES File Explorer in root mode. Followed the direction precisely. On the last move - when framework-res.apk is put into the /system/framework/ directory, ES FileEx freezes. I can still highlight the back and home buttons - the machine's responding to the touch screen but there's no response beyond that. Tapping the power button results in an immediate boot screen - exactly as if the machine had powered down but forgot to tell the screen what happened. Once the machine's up, the new lockscreen wallpaper is visible. Any chance that the Fire's processing the framework-res.apk automatically?

Life is good!
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
Editing the framework-res.apk

Slimepuppy,

Yes, the Kindle Fire is constantly processing the framework-res.apk, it is part of the entire Kindle Fire Framework! If you

have a real apk editor like we have you can see how important the framework-res.apk is to the entire Kindle Framework.

This is why I said DO NOT PERFORM THE MODIFICATION. If you plan to work with the framework-res.apk, make a backup

and have the Recovery Software ready. The Kindle rebooted for a reason, you have a fatal STOP. You are lucky Android

is one of the most forgiving and robust OS's along side of Solaris. Anyway, be careful, I hate to see people brick their

Kindle - also, as you can tell, I am very careful what I recommend, I guess I am a bit conservative, so excuse this

side of me. I will post a full tutorial after we are able to trace all the dependencies.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] Slimepuppy:
Thanks for confirming that - what I experienced makes sense now!

Absolutely - I do appreciate your cautions.

I have some scattered sysadmin/netadmin/hacking background in mixed Solaris/*nix/windows environments and some command line familiarity back to CPM and early DOS. Though I'm new to Android and tablets, I know at least enough to accept responsibility for following urges at 2AM. ;) If the saying is "you break it, you bought it" then I figure I'm ahead since I bought it but haven't yet broken it. :laugh:

I look forward to your guide!

Cheers,

Andy
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] jazzejohn:
Thanks for clarifying that this guide is out of date :good:, I was scratching my head when I got into res/raw and found nothing as described by the guide. I'll leave it alone for now but was wondering how the full tutorial is coming along?
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] geeibara:
Can someone send me a link to the original framework file? I forgot to make a copy and now it has the other images that I wanted. Although the images don't appear, that's because I was using my kindle cord the first time.

I still can't get it to work with other usb cords. Would my Motorola X cord work? That's what I'm using currently, but it still doesn't seem to work.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] andrewps21:
I can confirm this procedure still works just completed it on KFHD 8.9 running 8.1.4

The new image location is:

framework-res\res\raw-xlarge-hdpi

framework-res\res\raw-xlarge-land-hdpi

I've attached the images I'm currently using, feel free to use.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] geeibara:
Thanks! this worked, but my files were different I uses raw-hdpi and land-hdpi.

One question though, I noticed that when I rebooted my kindle turning on and off the screen was significantly slow from before, I even experienced a glitch effect before it came to the wallpaper, is this expected?

Edit: Nvm it only did it in the first minute, now its working perfectly, thanks again!
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] geeibara:
I accidently upgraded to 7.3, does anyone have any info on how to change it now on this version. There also seems to be a problem when moving files above in the systems folder.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] ayunami2000:
NOOOOOO

crap, those warnings were actually legitament!
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] marionite:
Is there a flashable zip to have jellybean animations in CM9? thanks :laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] ibanez7:
I'm uploading, but are included in my new theme
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] marionite:
Thats amazing man. But can you just upload the animations? Really appreciate your work though. I dont mean to sound rude :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] ibanez7:
I upload later :)

ibanez7 @XDA
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] marionite:
Thanks bro :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] eluspo:
Do u have the zip for animations from jb?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] ibanez7:
hi guys, sorry I'm late :)

I was busy working on another theme, so there is no chance to make a special/specific zip for galaxy W, you can use this, work for all ICS ROM, so visit this thread :) :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1738350
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] temenalie:
huaaaaa, makasih bnyk gan uda dikasih link nya, ini yang ane cari-cari

thank you very much for the link that you gave, this is what I'm looking for :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] eluspo:
What are the changes in animation?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] temenalie:
It's animation to change transitions between screen
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] ibanez7:
sama2 gan :)

U r welcome mate :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] marionite:
It doesnt work? Or have I done it wrong?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] SpadaBoss:
also for me doesn't work :(
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] ibanez7:
Wipe cache, dalvik cache and mount system before flashing.

ibanez7 @XDA
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] SpadaBoss:
thank you very much, it works :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] ibanez7:
U r welcome mate :D

ibanez7 @XDA
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] marionite:
Thanks a lot bro! It works :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] ibanez7:
Okay bro :D

ibanez7 @XDA
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] temenalie:
It's work for me, flashed without mount system before :p
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] ibanez7:
maybe you're the luckiest person guys :D

ibanez7 @XDA
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] temenalie:
owh.. am I ?

LOL :laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] dushino:
Thanks!

Thanks, this works great together with http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1842544 and kernel from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1855557 - I use kernel-v3.0-BFS-OC-PRE-UNDERVOLTED-18-09-2012.zip :)
[Sony Tablet S] sfex3best:
Hi guys I'm new to the Sony tablet forum. I was lucky enough to win a Sony Xperia Tablet from a competition held by Sony.

Well I kinda won the old Sony tablet but because the delivery of that one took so long. Sony were kind enough to give me the new Sony XPERIA tablet. Awesome right ?:laugh:

Anyway I'm kinda looking for some Sony Xperia Tablet S Accessories which are not too expensive because the accessories on the Sony page seem a little too expensive. I tried looking on amazon but failed to find anything.

Accessories I'm looking for:

Any type of case doesn't have to be original

Some kind of screen protector

Hdmi output wire thing

Plug to USB output thing (sorry have no idea what the original names are)

So basically I want everything that's on the Sony page but cheaper versions.

If anyone could link me to some that would be great.

Thanks
[Sony Tablet S] sengoku:
anyone found a nice little cover for the s2??

on ebay i only found some crappy ones:crying:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sohail77:
Hi guys before my s3 doesn't use to have a sd-card and it used to charge in just 1.5 hours and when i added an 32 gb sd-card class 10 it's taking minimum 4 hours to get charged I'm on omega v26.1 is this the problem of the rom or something else out is it normal
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
when you charge, go to settings/battery and see if it says usb or a/c charging. There are known to be faulty charging units that suddenly stop a/c charging and will only charge at usb rate, I have one!
[HTC Rezound] mpominville:
Just wondering if amyone has replaced their screen and if they have any pointers for me. Just ordered a screen from repairsuniverse.com and watched the video. Tomorrow I find out if I have a phone without a cracked screen or a new doorstop. Thanks in advance for any help
[HTC Rezound] wlmeng11:
Is it just cracked glass?

I've replaced it before, so hit me up with any questions.
[HTC Rezound] texascfdad:
It's not that hard. Be sure you got the adhesive. I didn't and had to wait 4 more days after I ordered the adhesive. Use lots of heat (blowdryer). Don't twist the LCD too much when prying them apart. I shattered my LCD when changing the digitizer but I think my LCD was weak already as someone had punched it. That set me back another 4 days and 30 dollars waiting for the LCD. Set the LCD in the bezel with the adhesive on the front only then set the digitizer on top of it so that it all lines up good. Then pull them both out and apply the adhesive to attatch them to the bezel. I figured that out the hard way and had to pry them apart and do it again. Everything else was pretty straight forward.

---------- Post added 3rd October 2012 at 12:01 AM ---------- Previous post was 2nd October 2012 at 11:57 PM ----------

And make sure not to touch the back of the digitizer or the front of the LCD. If so, clean them good with alcohol wipes or something. Just make sure all the dust and dandruff and stuff is off of them when you go together so it doesn't get stuck between them. I used surgical gloves to prevent finger prints. Lint between the screens is really annoying.