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[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] MaxFTW:
Hey! I have created for you a mod which includes awesome Xperia T launcher.

DOWNLOAD HERE!

Instructions:

Download zip package

Place it on SD Card

Go to CWM Recovery

Flash it

Reboot

If you want to add this mod to your ROM/MOD/whatever you can do it, but put me into credits, right? :)

Screenshots:

Meh, later :P

Credits:

All credits are coming to Sony for creating really nice launcher! :)
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] chauhanjayc:
what and why

hello

first thanx for share but could you tell us what is new and why we should go for this:confused:
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] MaxFTW:
Launcher is really fast. I feel that even faster than stock Xperia S ICS. It has great look which I will show in screenshots later. :)
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] deniel:
is it just the xperia T stock launcher or is it modded?

else i dont know why somebody should put you into credit for using xperia T stock launcher
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] Monipeev:
Is the launcher have 5x4 icons on smokescreen or not?

If not, how we make it with these number of icons? :)
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] MrL1:
This works on GB?
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] Pandemic:
Did you make it with Adrian DC's homecustomizer??

Put him in your credits bro, and also i made a thread called ST-Octane with all the new apps (apps from Xperia T) even with the Xperia T launcher with 5x4 apptray;)

Best Regards

..:: P@Nd€m!c ::..

---------- Post added at 10:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:11 PM ----------

Use this mate:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28314133

You can make what you want with the launcher ;)

Best Regards

..:: P@Nd€m!c ::..

---------- Post added at 10:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:17 PM ----------

No

Best Regards

..:: P@Nd€m!c ::..
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] MaxFTW:
No.

No. I haven't made it with AdrianDC Home Customizer.
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] jader13254:
Why You Post this when there is a System Dump?!:confused::confused::rolleyes:

Just Asking What You Changed ;)
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] Pandemic:
Alright ;)

Best Regards

..:: P@Nd€m!c ::..
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] Phil77560:
unlocked BL only ?...on my LT18 with blocked BL it doesn't work....CWM aborted
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] jader13254:
Hi Max,

Your Lazy :P

This Launcher is Just from System Dump - Nothing Changed. You dont need to open a new thread. Just Post Your Feelings in System Dump Thread. LOL

You Even havent enabled 5x4, why a new thread when we can get in system dump already??
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] Pandemic:
Lol !! +1

But i have in my ST-Octane transformation pack thread :D

Best Regards

..:: P@Nd€m!c ::..
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] MaxFTW:
Yes WE can take it from system dump. This flashable zip is for noobs who want to customize their stock roms
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] deniel:
Well so no need to put you in credit for whoever cooks a Rom, guess he can take it on is own from the system dump
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] Pandemic:
Agreed to!

The truth comes above the water;)

To bad for you maxio, but what goes around comes around.

Its hard but its your own fault mate

But im not here to start a war or something, but its very sad max

But further im neutral;)

Best Regards

..:: P@Nd€m!c ::..
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] DdcCabuslay:
Put it manually into system/app then change permissions.
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] wzearsdcx:
I don't get it

So maybe I create few threads with cwm zips: Xperia T calc, Xperia T phonebook, Xperia T Torch etc. There was a thread with dump, thread with selected apps and I think even noob is able to copy file into /system/app... It looks like post counter race ;/
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] MaxFTW:
Yeah, especially when noobs ask me for rom installation instruction when they have it clearly in 1st post of Jelly Sandwich, lol
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] wzearsdcx:
Yeah, if ROM installs everytime and on every device without problems... I'm reading threads under your mods and see what is theory and what is practice. Don't compare coping file to wiping, flashing full ROM and avoiding bootloops.
[HTC Sensation] slacker1979:
I see thousands of people donate "a beer" or "a cup of coffee" but I'm wondering how much is the average donation. Are these cups of coffee Folgers,Starbucks or that coffee pooped out by lemurs lol.

REMEMBER TO HIT THANKS IF I HELPED YOU IN ANY WAY, IT'S POLITE AND APPRECIATED.
[HTC Sensation] asiandawg:
I say donate what you feel comfortable giving!
[HTC Sensation] realsis:
It's what you feel comfortable with . I'm not a rich person so I usually give 5-10 dollars. Best wishes hope this helps.

sent from HTC sensation, soff, 3.33 firmware, viper Rom, sense 4.1, mugen battery. please press thanks if I helped in anyway. :)
[HTC Sensation] GROGG88:
Anything less than a $100 is an insult! :p
[HTC Sensation] slacker1979:
I knew I'd get one in here lol. BTW Grogg how the hell can I flash a new splash screen without using my computer. I was running beats by grogg until jellybean came along and now I still have that splash from the aroma installer.

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[HTC Sensation] sy224048:
If you're s off you can download a pg58img.zip that contains a better one, go in the themes section, find the splash you like, and download the zip file. You flash it in the bootloader
[HTC Sensation] Skipjacks:
You don't need to flash them in bootloader. You can do it right from the phone without even powering it off.

Here's the full write up including how to create the images....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1442872

Here's the relevant part if you already have an image ready to go. It looks like a lot but it takes all of 5 minutes to set up. And once its' set up the first time it takes literally 2 seconds the next 100 times.....

Create a directory on your SD Card called "splashscreens"

Put all of your *.IMG splash screen files there. Just be sure to name them descriptively since you won't be able to view them in img format. So if you have a splash screen of the Joker, call the file Joker.img and the splash screen of Batman as batman.img so you know which files are which. You get the idea.

Now download an app call GScript from the Play Store. It's free. All it is is basically a terminal emulator that saves scripts so you can run them off a menu instead of typing them out each time. (Brilliant, huh?!)

Save the following line as a script. Make sure it's EXACT. (Do I need to repeat the part about it being exact? I'm not screwing around here. You don't need to put a splash screen where your radio used to be. I promise that won't end well.)

dd if=/mnt/sdcard/splashscreens/custom.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p14

Be sure to check that this GScript script needs SU access. (There's a box to check)

Now run it, and it'll find that Joker.img that you renamed to custom.img in your splashscreen directory and flash it to the right place in the phone.

Want to use another image tomorrow? Just rename custom.img back to joker.img so you'll know what it is next time, rename the new image file to custom.img. Go back to GScript and click your saved splash screen flashing script and boom! New splash screen. Go you, you're more awesome than your friends and women will beg to be near you.

If you type the script in right the first time, it's 100% idiot proof the next 1000 times.
[HTC Sensation] galaxys:
Donate what works for you! All are appreciated by the developers!!
[HTC Sensation] slacker1979:
Skipjack I tried that but it says can't open image and closes gscript.

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[HTC Sensation] Skipjacks:
That's weird. GScript may not be getting superuser permissions.

Try skipping the GScript part. Just type the script into Terminal Emulator. (Put the custom.img file in the splashscreens directory) and see if it works there.

You just have to type SU first to give Terminal superuser access.

Then...

dd if=/mnt/sdcard/splashscreens/custom.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p14

GScript didn't work for me one day a couple weeks ago either and I just had to do something really simple to fix it but I cant' recall what it was...
[HTC Sensation] slacker1979:
This is what I get from terminal emulator . I'll try a different image and see if that works but I'm trying the image you posted on that thread.

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[HTC Sensation] GROGG88:
If all else fails just shoot me the splash you want and I'll upload a flashable zip for you... :D
[HTC Sensation] slacker1979:
Finally got it. Thanks guys I don't know wth was wrong but it ended up taking on the third try doing everything the exact same way.

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[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NexusBoss:
Hi ALL is recomend buy the nexus 7 my dude is the quality problem in all batch screen lift,not power on,etc:confused:
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Logic_:
Sweet!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lolbazor:
What does mine say?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lpuboy87:
Dude!!!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harry GT-S5830:
Where's my car?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amon_Re:
Where's my car?

Edit: Rats, been beaten to the punch :(
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mustbepbs:
wat.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harry GT-S5830:
Haha :)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kieso:
I like jello
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] twiztid1:
I like turtles:banghead:
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hemidroids:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGKmO-YmrmE
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] panda_mode:
Some are defective. Make sure you buy from a store that has a good return policy or if any at all.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ravynmagi:
I'd say buy it even with the screen lift issues (and hope for the best). Even with the screen lift, it's the best $250 tablet you can buy. It's very nice. And if you don't read this forum everyday and get constantly reminded of the screen lift issue, you'll probably forget about it or not notice it anymore. It's annoying that it isn't perfect, but it's not that bad either.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kueber:
This thread.

Just buy one, dude.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kieso:
Sorry for all the joking. I think your translation didn't come out well.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lolbazor:
Technically I had the first reference, so don't take credit plz.

Skickat från min Nexus 4 via Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dan_joegibbsfan:
I'll bump it once then leave it alone.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] phonic:
https://twitter.com/pof/status/250540790491787264

:eek:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] crawrj:
That is f'ed up.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] phonic:
I know.... Not good at all.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] GerardAnthony:
What about CM10 roms?

Sent from my SGS3.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Nopcodex90:
It only affects the Roms that Samsung directly influenced and only their browsers. The best way to handle this as of right now, if rooted is to install Chrome ( which is not affected ) or FireFox. Then connect to your phone via ADB ( after installing the android sdk ) , remount the system partition via

# mount -o remount,rw /dev/null /system

CD into /system/app

either delete or rename the SecBrowser_ATT.apk, I moved it to SecBrowser_ATT.bak to make sure I still had it, and that it wouldn't start up.

From what I understand the CM10, Miui and CM9 Browsers are OK due to not having anything to do with the TouchWiz framework.

IF you are not rooted, you can still install Chrome or Firefox, make sure its your "Default" browser and go into Settings-> Application Manager -> find SecBrowser aka stock browser and force stop it and then disable it. I would even clear the cache and data of it also just to be safe.

Me personally, I would be more afraid of some of the JAVA vulnerabilities we have seen surfaced recently, specially due to some of the POF code I have worked on there is def. going to be some Android madness going on.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] phonic:
Nopcodex90, very good suggestion, but wouldn't it be easier (assuming you had root) to just freeze the app in Titanium Backup?

While your example would work, it seems to be more work. Also, why did you add " /dev/null" to the remount command? You can just remount /system by itself.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Nopcodex90:
That would def. work also, I actually do not use Titanium backup, I tend to use the shell for my backups and own scripts. Nothing against the App, it does a great job, I am just a little old school.

Also with that said, I am still used to an older POSIX mount command that would have failed with just passing /system, but you are correct , just passing /system would also mount. And you took the damn fun out of focing some of the noobs to learn the damn shell! Sure you can use your fancy dang ol' GUI but In my hayday, we would connect to the interwebz at 9600 baud modems in a green and black vtz1000 terminal.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] johnnyutah22:
I can't find it in Titanium, I see it in root explorer under system/app/SecBrowser_ATT but nowhere in app manager or Tiatanium
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] crash822:
It is probably called Browser in the app manager and titanium backup. The app has a different display name than the actual file name.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] zoso28:
Or you can use a 3rd party dialer

Sent from my SGS3 using Apple's patents
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] elementaldragon:
http://gizmodo.com/5946334/samsung-security-bug-can-wipe-out-your-galaxy-phone-updating

It's been fixed already. Samsung has known about it for months. As long as you're running the latest firmware update (or any ROM based off of it), you're perfectly fine.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] phonic:
Hahah.

9600?!?! Man, you were blazing. I remember back when I had to rely on my trusty old 2400 baud modem. Everything was great until the 9600s came out. Then suddenly every BBS was "too good" for us 2400 folk and put minimum speed restrictions up.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] smelenchuk:
2400!? I had to rely on my town's trusty old 1200 baud modem, which was two hours away, uphill (both ways), in the snow for half a year, and had to wait for everyone else in the town to finish using it just to get to my favorite BBS - if the phone lines were up that day.

Kids these days...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] phonic:
Ah the good old days... The best part was when you were trying to call a BBS and the line was busy. I would call the operator and say that my computer was stuck on the line and I couldn't call home. She would listen and just hear "static". I asked her if she could break in and just blow or talk for a few seconds until it dropped. 9/10 times not only would they do it, but they wouldn't even charge me for the operator intercept, since they thought it was just fixing a phone problem. This was before modems were really common place, so they often had no idea what I meant when I said my computer was on the phone. I'd thank them, and magically the BBS was available. :cool:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Sir_Brizz:
Hey young man, what about our incredible 300 baud modems????

Also, this issue was fixed. Clicking the link does nothing on the latest AT&T OTA.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Dice62:
Issue was solved a while back.

Confirmed by Samsung.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] proud a-clown:
My daily driver is an old Hayes 2400 because it can step all the way down to about 50 baud. We need that for remotely programming our hardware. With DOS software.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] zmore:
That's a pretty selfish thing to do, but I guess you were a kid, so it goes with the territory...

I loved my BBS days too. TradeWars, File drops, Forums, Sysop watching you and chatting, ANSI art, demo scene, yay...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ElBeaner:
Does anyone know which firmware it was fixed on?

Currently on UCALG1 based rom(been meaning to update to the newer version just keep forgeting to download it.)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Nexii:
What's BBS? o.O

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S3 with working maps.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] phonic:
It's kind of like an older version of the Internet. Except, every time you wanted to go to a different website, you had to find a phone number for it (most likely long distance), and have your computer call it for you, paying about $0.05-$0.25/min for the privilege. And, in most cases, only one person could visit it at a time. It was awesome.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Nexii:
Ahhh.... I see. So besides paying for access to internet you had to pay more? That's kinda... ****ty? Lol
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Sir_Brizz:
That's not a very good explanation, really.

BBSes were more like "message boards" (thus them taking on the name "Bulletin Board System"). You would dial in to a data center and you could access the BBS software. BBS carriers typically had hundreds or more machines that could handle accepting dial-up connections and the software they ran allowed things like file storage (and download), leaving notes for other users, chatting, etc. Later in time, they made various additions. There was one huge network, I can't recall the name of it... but they had data centers all over the country. They had all kinds of MUDs and stuff and you could even buy credits to play games like Doom 2 through the BBS. I did that quite a bit but I never bought the credits, I always had someone share some with me.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] phonic:
First, since you seemed to miss it, my earlier "explanation" was more of a joke - though it still was a somewhat accurate reflection of the time of BBSs. Many companies ran their own, so if you needed to get support or news or firmware for a USRobotics modem, you would need to dial into (generally long distance) the USRobotics BBS.

But more importantly, the majority of BBSs were personal/hobby type ones. So for example, someone who wanted to create an XDA-like BBS would generally grab some old computer with a modem or two, get some phones lines, some BBS software, etc. and set one up. Then they would need to advertise it's number, which meant either going to other similar BBSs and listing it in the "BBS Directory", or paying for an ad in some magazine like Boardwatch. Since the majority of boards were hobby sites, and there was no real way to capitalize on users like websites have with advertising revenue, it was all just an expense. People set them up for the love/fun of it. Which meant that many would go up for a few weeks/months and then disappear when the bills got too high.

I have no idea what BBS's you are referring to, but you are seriously inaccurate in your assessment. 99%+ of the BBSs back in the late 70s to early 90s were not hosted in a "data center". They were either in someones basement/bedroom or, if company run, in some closet somewhere. And "hundreds of machines and lines" ???? I think you are quite mistaken.

What you seem to be referring to are the early commerical service providers like GEnie, National Videotext Network, Delphi, Compuserve (old school version), etc. Yes, those were run in more of a data center location, but they also generally charged users who wanted to do anything on them. Email/MUDs/chat/etc. were commonly in the "premium" area of the board which had a per-minute rate on top of any applicable long distance charges. Through the use of X.25 networks like Tymnet/Telenet/Sprintnet, these commerical entities could use third party access numbers to provide a more national footing with local numbers spread out to most callers. Even more GUI providers like Prodigy used these resources. Which of course had added expenses which were levied on the users.

However, I would not consider those to be "BBSs". While they offered similar functionality in many ways (with forums, files, chatting, local email, etc.), they were a different entity in function and use.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Sir_Brizz:
I'm talking about the early to mid 90s of BBSes. I did specifically mention Doom 2, after all, so I thought it was quite clear I was talking about the later years just prior to the popularization of the internet. No, I am not talking about Compuserve or Prodigy or any of that crap. I'm talking about a BBS.

Early BBSes were more backroom. However one BBS that I used from the mid 80s on was a local one run in the closet of a software company and they had a "server" with 8 modems in it specifically so that several people could be connected to the BBS at the same time.

Anyway, I was specifically contesting use of "the old Internet". BBSes weren't like the internet. They were what people used before there was an "internet" but AOL and their competitors were "the old Internet" without a doubt. I also never attributed a percentage to what types of BBSes were out there.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Face Of Boe:
I was so fond of the later BBS networks like FidoNet, VBBS, and others. While the Internet was inaccessible to mostly everyone (80s and early 90s), BBS networks like Fido and VBBS linked independent BBS systems all over the world. They'd dial each other late at night when the rates were low and forward messages to each other. I think those networks are still running, although no doubt using the Internet for transit.

As for CompuServe, I wish someone had archived their service. All the SIGs...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mro_000:
bbses are still around on the internet. we use the telnet / ssh / rlogin protocols [among others]

things are a bit different. the people that used to use bbses don't really go BACK once they find out bbses are still running. seems like there's more younger people and Europeans that are getting into it now. OH, and bbses are HUGE in ASIA where there is a lot of censorship.

I run a bbs and most my users just login to play games.

(i have the mask the urls cause i cant remember my old login here and as a new user i cant post them)

facebook . com/bbses

facebook . com/ groups/bbses/

telnetbbsguide . com

bbslist . bbses.info

you should probably use syncterm [linux, windows, osx] or mt32 [windows only] if you want to check out a bbs.

we also have a few flash clients that we stick on our websites that eliminate the need for a user to use a client.

This is incorrect.

the internet predates bbses. however, most people used bbses before THE WEB was available to them. bbses were not a precursor to the internet, but many websites borrowed from how bbses did things (content/structure/account mgmt, etc).

have a good one,
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Sir_Brizz:
I'm talking purely in the sense of what the general populace used such things for. AOL, Compuserve and Prodigy (and their contemporaries) were the only massive network systems with anything resembling what the internet is today (a place where you can communicate, find all kinds of information from across the world, etc.). Prodigy at one point in the early 90s had a Gopher client that allowed you to access the actual internet, but there wasn't much you could do on it at the time.

And, yes, I realize that the structure of what makes up the internet began to be formed in the late 70s. But nobody other than some military groups and universities even had access to it, let alone could use it.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] zkalang:
I rooted my xperia U and then tried to flash a kernal now it wont start up or even connect :/ can someone please help is it bricked?

I accidentally put a Sola kernel on is it possible to change it :S