yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jeff432:
PureNexus 0.4

Changelog
Based on 10-31 Core2idiot's Stable Build
New Google Ears
New Google Play Store
New Play Music
Nexus 4 sounds
4.2 Jelly Bean w/ Gestures Keyboard
[URL="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.smalltech.ledflashlight.free&hl=en"]Flashlight HD LED[/URL]
Google Maps included
Taz's 4G icon (thanks)
Removed Freeky Engine
Apex Launcher (instead of Trebuchet)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Erik_Sandoval:
So this new build is 4.2 or are you just referring to the keyboard?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jeff432:
No, this is still based on CM9 with 4.2 Jelly Bean apps that are backward compatible with Ice Cream Sandwich
[Miscellaneous Android Development] tr0yz:
I'm gonna try your new build tonight, been having some real life stuff keeping me busy I'll post back let you know if it works 100% now ty for all your hard work man

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[Miscellaneous Android Development] Ryan35310:
I get this Google Chrome Error that says the installation is incomplete or that my version of Android is not supported. Also, a suggestion, is there any way of implementing the hardware buttons backlight timer to the settings. I try using Soft keys light app but it doesn't let me install APK's for some reason.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jeff432:
I have no idea why Chrome won't work as a system app. I've searched and searched with no answers. Here's a solution: Delete it with the Root Browser and install Chrome from play store. Ill upload with stock browser next time
[Miscellaneous Android Development] tagzard:
I feel like my phone got slower. Anything I can do to speed it up?

---------- Post added at 05:16 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:10 AM ----------

So is this what is new? I see no change.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] tr0yz:
PureNexus .3 version

Based on 10-15 Core2idiot's Nightly build
New leaked Gmail from 4.2
New Play Store
Removed AdAway (Get it yourself)
Nexus bootanimation

Download[/QUOTE]

Above is the Log from build before most Current "PureNexus .3", the newest version is now "PureNexus .4"

He compiled off of newest Cm9 Stable, Please read fully before posting . I know it sux to have to scroll back a few pages, but what's worse you having to answer your own question or me having to take my time to answer something you could have done yourself. Just saying hope this helps clarify, I'm not mad and I'm sorry if this came off as rude was not intended to

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[Miscellaneous Android Development] tagzard:
Hey jeff. Since this is the Community Edition of CM9 I have a few request. :laugh:

1: It would be super cool of you to update the first "Main" post. I (and most people) hate searching the thread for the newest update the newest experimental rom. If it is a experimental rom could you tell us in BIG RED LETTERS? :D

2: Can you have build in wifi tethering? Because t mobile now has unlimited. But make sure that t-mobile can't figure out that were tethering because they somehow know. :fingers-crossed:

3: A working Rom Manager?

4: Some build in themes.

5: SD maid built in.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jeff432:
Once the weekend comes around, sure.

I previously updated my feature list, not providing specifics

Doesn't CM9 have it's own tethering though?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] tr0yz:
I believe Cm9 has tethering, haven't used it in a while but last time I used it I believe it works just fine

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[Miscellaneous Android Development] tagzard:
Your right it does. But then is it possible to add a widget and a icon in the notification bar for quick and easy access?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jeff432:
Probs not. I'm not sure if these come with widgets but try looking at Barnacle, Fox-Fi, and Wi-Fi Tether.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] tagzard:
How do i get awesome beats working?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jeff432:
Just look for it in drawer and check the settings for what you want.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] juangutierrez29:
Is this rom getting any updates?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jeff432:
nah, move on to the jelly bean roms. There is absolutely no reason to use this anymore
[Miscellaneous Android Development] hatememarkz:
Make a jb version :D:thumbup:

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[Miscellaneous Android Development] jeff432:
What would you want?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] hatememarkz:
A 4.2.1 clone with slim cm an aokp if u could pull it off
[Miscellaneous Android Development] IRX120:
Rather than asking other people to make you stuff, why don't you learn how to cook your own ROM?
[Windows 8 General] galtom:
Hi,

did you notice (perhaps you know why) there is such a massive difference in video playback by those 2 apps.

I have downloaded k-lite codecs (dont know if this is a good choice for W8 but) and under WMP I got no issues, dvd rip, mkv (720p) runs smoothly - no problem (stream form NAS storage). Under Videos app in Modern UI dvd rip (same file, same NAS) was not watchable. I had sound but move turned into still, refreshed every 6-10 s.

Also, built in Mail app (even compared to old Outlook Express or Live Mail) is terrible.

General thoughts.

System is great, I like everything, even Modern UI makes sense, but (there always is a "but") :)

Microsoft should treat Modern UI as an optional thing. I mean for all devices with touch screen it does make sense. It completes the UI we can use desktop when we want to or have a keyboard attached but when not... Modern UI is great help

Again, for traditional laptops/desktop it makes no sense. I would make it optional to use with an option to switch it of completely.

When one is using mouse and keyboard so far I did not notice any gains from Modern UI.
[Windows 8 General] JihadSquad:
I have a laptop, and I just treat the modern ui as a super functional start menu. It can do everything the old start menu can, and I use apps that can run in the background, like weather, news, messenger, and iHeartRadio/music. With a simple swipe to the right on my trackpad I can easily switch between them.

I know that the majority of apps for the modern ui are designed to be used as primary applications to get stuff done, but that doesn't work on a full computer. Instead I just ignore that and realize that tablets and pcs have the same app store.
[Windows 8 General] galtom:
BTW: Is WMP working for you in the background when you move on to Modern UI/Start screen?

I have Win7 right now booted (and HDD with W8 is unplugged) but I think I have noticed something about it...

Same with streaming movie on web site... if you go to do something else I think it stops - got to check it again.

I understand what you say.. still on traditional desktop with mouse it seems to me that just having Desktop mode + traditional start would be more efficient.

I see the problem MS had... "If we leave Metro UI out of desktops and laptops (or leave it as an option) how do we make users buy Metro apps?". But I guess this is wrong way of thinking.

If you will own a touch screen device with W8 and you boy stuff it should appear on all your devices (right) [btw: will Metro apps show up on WP8 as well???] , so it would be on "Desktop device" redy to use if one will want to do so.

But if you mainly work in desktop mode on Desktop device why would you want/need to use any Metro app anyway/ in the first place/at all?

Even as it is ppl. will not use it in other way than start.
[Android Themes] daruu92:
Mod Edit - download link removedhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.daruudaruu.diamondshinetheme​

I wanted to begin development for Android, but my programming skills don't go that far by now, so I made a theme for Apex, as I love designing and making icons based on logos :D. Don't judge me, I know there are a lot of paid and free themes and icons, but here in my country it's hard to pay the university and I need some money from somewhere.

I hope that at least someone likes my theme, I made it with a lot of care. I compromise to update the theme weekly and add more and more icons as you suggest me ;). Theme will be updated every Friday or Saturday.

If you want, don't send suggestions to my email and instead post them directly here. I will hear the feedback and act consequently :).

I'm sorry for posting this here if I can't, but you know, I think this theme is beatiful enough for me, and I think it is beautiful enough four you.

Thanks for reading this, and if you've bought the theme, THANK YOU.
[Android Themes] reinbeau:
Thread closed

You cannot use XDA to advertise/sell your paid theme. Per Rule 11:

You can mention a paid "donate" version in your thread for the 100% free XDA version, and then link to that thread in your signature, but not directly to the Play Store.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] Raibbl:
Buy an app called gesture control in the market it basically gives you iPad gestures like pinch with four finger to close an app , you can also customize how many fingers you would like or the direction you pinch or swipe, you can also create a custom gesture ,, its for 5.00 dollars but its worth it :) ...there is a lite version to try if you are not sure ......
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] Endoroid:
I would recommend this. Does as advertised. I was actually jealous of these feature. Problem solved
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] wd5gnr:
Gmd control on the market does a nice job too. I like keeping the status bar turned off. Oops. Same program. I didn't recognize it without the GMD on the front.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] Sean_Seany:
How about a link or is that asking to much ? Wouldn't want the world to spontaneously explode due to over effort on your behalf.

G-Play Link to GMD GestureControl Lite (lite version ) HERE
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] Raibbl:
When I posted this post I was still under XDA restrictions :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bojko91:
Hello,

I wanna ask whats going one with front camera on Inspire 4g ? Will work? I use Sabsa Prime v6.5 ROM from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1849074

Thanks in advance!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimp208:
Yes from what I have read this ROM seems to be completely fully functional including both cameras (Front and rear) :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gagdude:
Sorry for being slightly off topic, but since when did the Inspire 4G have a FFC? I used to want one but was slightly hesitant since AFAIK it doesn't have one
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimp208:
Yeah your right, I think he means using the rear facing camera for "front" facing tasks like video chat.
[General Questions and Answers] Catwiesel:
[Q] Error "Couldn't install on USB storage or SD card" (usual solutions do not work)

Hi

I am using the LC-Power MIRA-1 10" Tablet

The newest version available (4.0.4) is installed, it is pre-rooted.

I did not install ANY custom mods and the system itself is not heavily modified.

It has 8GB internal memory, which is split into two "partitions"

internal memory ~1,25GB (probably / )

internal memory ~5,5GB (/sdcard and /mnt/sdcard)

my actual sd-card ist mounted under /mnt/extsd

I could not find any setting which lets me decide where to install apps.

now, when i try installing certain apps from google play i get the "Couldn't install on USB storage or SD Card" error. Now matter how many times I try. Not all apps are afflicted by this, only some (like "Labyrinth!” von OPENA)

I've googled and searched this forum.

I tried all fixes I could find:

- delete the hidden smdl2tmp1.asec file - file did not exist

- unmount the sd-card prior to installing the app - if I unmount my actual sd-card it will unmount /mnt/extsd and did not help

- deleting all google play data - did not help

- rebooting - did not help

I do know a bit about android and linux but not enought to find the problem by myself. why does this happen? where are the logs (and what are the names) where we could find some answers?

my guess right now is that it probably is a combination between my (i believe) strange partitioning/mounting of the available storage, the app itself and the higher probability of apps not working 100% if they are to be installed on sd-cards.

to be clear, i am not trying to install the app on the sdcard. infact, i dont even know where i could try to determine where the app is going to be installed to. but i have heard multiple times that installing apps on sd-cards can lead to trouble. I am uncertain if that is because real sd-cards may be removed now and then or if it is the mount-point that leads to trouble (/sdcard)

but ill be honest. i dont have a clue and am just guessing here!

any help and hints will be appreciated.

Catwiesel
[General Questions and Answers] Catwiesel:
update:

the lc-power support was less than helpfull. short summary:

"can't guarantee all apps work, some do, some dont. probably their fault. cant help and oh btw. soon update to 4.1 so it might be fixed there..."

so of course i am looking forward to 4.1 and hopefull it will fix my problem.

but to be honest, i can not believe so many well known games refuse to install and that this can not be fixed.

anyway, earlier today i also tried to set pm setInstallLocation 1 (from 0), it did not help... :(
[General Questions and Answers] sab65:
Try this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1965039
[Windows Phone 7 General] trappxl:
I'm excited for WP8. From all the leaks so far I really like what I see coming down the pipeline, and look forward to the full unveiling in a few weeks. But, I seriously think that both 7.8 and WP8 are equally critical to the platform's growth hut for different reasons.

Microsoft has shown that itself will release updates and in a timely manner, as along as the hardware supports it. But I think they need to port over as much of these features to 7.8 as possible:

New start screen

New accent colors

Keyboard matches accent colors

Custom Hub

Wallet Hub

Option to select

Equalizer options for music and video hub

Not everyone is able to break contract and upgrade, and some people do like their WP7 devices (I like my Focus S, even though I'm on T Mobile).

Question for all: would those features above be enough to satisfy those on WP7 for a while?
[Windows Phone 7 General] Dinchy87:
for what you need a wallet hub if you dont have an NFC chip built in a wp7 device? and some of you askings are already there i use 7.8 and have the new start screen, some new colors are also there. And i can tell you i'am realy good served with 7.8 and the feature set of 7.5! belive me that most people would buy an 7.8 before an wp8 device, i think of normal consumers. Normal consumers want "cheaper phones" but good phones, that an Lumia 900 on 7.8 for me :) and it cost now only a half of a lumia 920! is the lumia 920 realy worth twice? i think no! generally speaking as a long time wp7 user. It has not so much new features which are worth now to pay 600€ for a lumia 920. and with the lumia price drop to about 320€ it is only the half. it can be also found to 300€.
[Windows Phone 7 General] drupad2drupad:
Same way as iOS has passbook app? They don't have NFC but passbook can help keep stuff in one place secure - boarding passes, credit cards, store cards blah blah.

So yeah wallet hub can have possible uses even without any NFC support.
[Windows Phone 7 General] trappxl:
Remember that only hits of the early 7.8 build are out there and there is so much Microsoft hasn't announced for WP8 itself yet. Is the new Office hardware dependent? I would love the Wallet hub to use it like Passbook on iOS. WP8 may not be hack friendly with the new restrictions so I dunno how willing devs will be to port over features to 7.8. I own both a G Nex and a Focus S and I love my Focus S more. WP is such a pretty looking and solid OS I still think Microsoft shouldn't completely bury the WP7 phones in order to move forward with WP8.
[Windows Phone 7 General] drupad2drupad:
Most likely they won't - at least Nokia won't. Considering how huge its feature phone market is, if anything it will try and push all the old WP7.x phones as "first smartphones" to those feature phone customers. To be honest, none of the WP7.x are that complicated or feature loaded to overwhelm or underwhelm a beginner in smartphone world. Believe it or not, feature phone market is much much much bigger than smartphone world. These WP7.x babies can easily beat any low end entry level Android!
[Windows Phone 7 General] trappxl:
I saw something recently about how Nokia plans to release a 7.8 WP next year. Here's my issue with how the OEMs have handled WP7: they let the carriers screw us over. For example, at what AT&T did. The Titan 1 was EOL'd in 6 months! So was the Focus S. Meanwhile, on T Mobile the Lumia 710 and Radar have been going pretty strong for at least 8 months. The HD7 had at least 1good year but got EOL'd fast too when it hit AT&T.

I wish my Focus S was a pentaband phone like the G Nex and had 768RAM. Otherwise it is perfect for my needs. I use my G Nex more right now because of the pentaband radio and that I still like Android. But there are certain things that WP hits the spot for me: email, artist bios in music, people hub, picture hub, bing search hub, ease to scroll through apps and music files.

I think Microsoft learned the hard way that splitting the platform up with the premier phones on one carrier here in the US was a mistake. It is why they went back to HTC and is using the 8X in the manner Samsung did with the Galaxy Line to move units and get WP into more hands. Make no mistake, Nokia is the preferred WP brand due to the mind share and marketing it made with the Gen 1 Lumias, but HTC is once again called upon to sell volume like it has in the past for Microsoft.
[Windows Phone 7 General] drupad2drupad:
OR may be as few threads about 3-4 months back discussed at lengths that MSFT knew it all along. WP8 was in making even before the launch of WP7. For such a giant company it makes sense to have it all planned. With WP7 there was no way OEM other than Nokia would go full-on with it. Hence Nokia exclusive deal even with carriers. Now, WP is little known. With ecosystem launch MSFT can bet on other OEMs too. That phase of WP7 was to try and create a loyal following and bit of mindshare on the back of Nokia's mindshare while Nokia stops the slidings downfall from Symbian. Now it might be the right time when even other OEMs are interested to cash in on what is supposed to be the biggest launch of MSFT in it's history. This works well for MSFT too and hence HTC gets signature phones, Nokia gets exclusives and MSFT gets WP in plenty more hands. A happy family?
[Windows Phone 7 General] trappxl:
I do agree that Microsoft knew this all along. I mean it made sense what they did from a company perspective, but they didn't do any consumers any favors. If I were Microsoft to do it this way, I'd have gone with better minimum requirements, better software support. I'm not sure if they will do that anymore.

I'm on the fence...I like WP. I'm not a fan of how Microsoft has handled things. From a pure consumer point of view, it is the best OS on the market it terms of ease of use. In terms of overall functionality for devs and enthusiasts, Android is better and WP will be harder to use like that than iOS.
[Windows Phone 7 General] drupad2drupad:
That says it all!

One just needs to decide if he is a consumer who wants quality product or a dev/enthusiast who wants to tinker around each evening! Then the options are very clear.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ctiger:
But the way MS abandons the older gen shows that they simply didn't plan the whole picture upfront. By giving an excuse that the old phone isn't powerful enough for the new software means they had a short sight at the very beginning, and constantly changing their minds. It is not a pretty picture that consumers want to see. Let me know that my phone is obsolete in 6 months of release is very bad, made people lose confidence to the OS. They should stop doing that immediately.

If MS wants to compete with Android, they should not do the same sh1t companies using android did, but follow apple as a better role model.
[Windows Phone 7 General] trappxl:
As a US consumer, I like both. I like Android to tinker and that's where my Galaxy Nexus comes in. I'm using BlackBean ROM as my daily driver and i love it. I haven't had any need to flash the other ROMs I have because this one fulfills my need to tinker but still have something stable enough to use daily.

But as a pure daily driver, WP fits my needs better. I like the Focus S a lot. I wish when I bought it I could have interlop unlocked it, but the one I bought was already updated. My carrier, T Mobile, took the mid range phones and 8GB onboard storage isn't enough for me.

Still, this is the second time MSFT has done this, the first being going from the HD2 and 6.5 to WP7. I give them credit in that they will have released Nodo, Mango, Tango and 7.8, but only Nodo and Mango were significant (7.8 not included, as it is still so TBD). They let the carriers have too much play because they did t hand the OS release correctly and killed some good devices in the Focus S, Titan 2 among others. If they wanted to be so much like Apple they should learn from the iPhone 3G update to iOS4.0.1. See how they gave the 3GS a ton of support? Its a shame but my guts says 7.8 will be as barren as Tango, which means I may not upgrade until WP 8 Gen 2 or WP9.
[Windows Phone 7 General] lrhage:
blah blah blah... Same cries again... :bored:
[Windows Phone 7 General] daAppu:
Will WP7 forgotten OS? Well, not for me! I'm waiting for Lumia 510 to be launched in my country since my mom needs a replacement of her old battered phone. Next month, my sister will be buying her first smartphone. She will see and compare WP7 and WP8. If she doesn't see enough advantages of WP8 over WP7 then she will pick WP7.

This pretty much should explain views of an average consumer.
[Windows Phone 7 General] drupad2drupad:
I'm not going to indulge in the same talk again and beat the dead horse to ultimate eternity but MSFT never said hardware isn't good enough. As a company they did not find porting the new kernel on old softwares and providing any kind of update fruitful considering how small the user base is/was and what sort of user base it had. Not everyone visits XDA and not everyone has a hobby of ROM flashing. Hence MSFT decided rather than probably open 20 new call centres to help those who bricked their phones, we might as well abandon 0.001% unhappy customers. The rest from Gen1 anyways need an upgrade, they aren't really unhappy. The unhappy ones, the cheated ones, the people who shout that their phone became a piece of wood with the magical announcement - are those who got Gen2 Mango devices. Those customers are 0.001% of smartphone market and probably 20% of MSFT WP market. 80% won't care and forget this on 29th October, including me (I got Gen2 Mango phone). They are business, we are customers, they are sitting there to make money, not a marriage.