yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Jizzylax:
Sure.

Not a big fan of the pop up menu in the new ADW. Would like to see it as optional. Also the transitions are a bit choppy even with some speed tweaks. Those were the only things I have noticed off the bat. I plan on playing with it more but will probably revert to Nova pending future ADW EX updates.

sent from my banned ViperDIX
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Addiso:
I'm using scrollable widgets on nova.

I'm confused as why you guys cannot maybe because I am prime?

Sent from my Goonified Paranoid Jelly Droid Incredible 2
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] ThePhantom97:
I also used scrollable widgets on Nova, I am pretty sure it was the free version.

Thanks for reminding me of ADW guys, I gave it another go last night and I think I like it better than Nova. But I really don't have a problem with Trebuchet and may end up going back to it. I just like the feature of changing the Icons on the homescreen because with most themes I find one that I like the menu layout but hate the icons or vice versa. I can't remember if Nova allows you that option or not.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Triscuit:
I decided to use ADW for a couple days and i have to admit I'm kinda enjoying it!
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] ThePhantom97:
It is pretty sweet, I will probably use it for a while. Has anyone used TSF Shell? I used it before rooting and installing PA rom. It is a bit pricey but it is nice if you want to change the look of GB or Sense. There are a few nice themes for it as well. Just curious if anyone has given it a go.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...l#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDIxMiwiY29tLnRzZi5zaGVsbCJd
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Jizzylax:
So the new ADW is pretty slick if you are running a GB ROM. However, there are better alternatives at this time if you are running an ICS ROM.

sent from my banned ViperDix
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] ericsdeadinside:
Greatest launcher eva!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2021332
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] zax10:
I have always transitioned through the different experia launchers and adw.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] ericsdeadinside:
This is the first one I've tried that actually works properly.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] zax10:
I used the newest one, the GB version, and the one that had the apps in the corners can't remember which version that was.
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] javieroro:
When I want download a application said this message "This item cannot be installed in your device's country"

Please help me

Enviado desde mi MB860 usando Tapatalk 2
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] andresrivas:
simple, that app is not avaiable in your country.. you need either hack the play store to remove that or get the app elsewhere (if you know what i mean)

another option involves actually movin out to a different country.. :p

Enviado desde mi MB860 usando Tapatalk 2
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] rapidmancy:
If your phone is rooted you can download market enabler and choose your country of preference from there:)

Sent from my Atrix 4G running MROM
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] javieroro:
Thanks this work very good

Enviado desde mi MB860 usando Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] The-Droidster:
Earlier I heavily debloated a GingerBread ROM. In the process I removed the Readers Hub as well. I have a backup copy of the apk, but whenever I try to install it, it says "Application Not Installed". I even tried to copy the apk to system/apps and reboot the device, but did not work. I need the press reader utility along with the readers hub as it gives 4 free subscriptions. Any one knows how to do this?
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] D™:
Hey buddy, over which rom u are right now?
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] josjator:
If it is odexed maybe you need to place the apk together with it's odex file in /system/app/ .
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Adam77Root:
The 'Application is not installed' is usually given when some dependencies (on libs, frameworks or apks) aren't met. Fire up 'adb logcat' and install the app on the device. Then examine the log output. It'll give some light on the issue.

Sent from my GT-I9103
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Atomix96:
Alright xda so Verizon finally got carrier billing which is a blessing. However, my brothers Xperia Play has the option to purchase with the carrier billing but when I tried it on my Dinc it said check account authorization so I made sure my Verizon allowed it. Yet the device does not say still that I can use carrier billing. Its on CM 7.2 stable. View attachment 1435843

Sent from my Droid Incredible with CyanogenMod 7.2
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zachf714:
try on Touch of Blue or updating the playstore

Sent from my Transformer using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmlusco:
I'm using TOB and i have the option to bill my verizon wireless account.

Try clearing the play stores data.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tm24fan8:
Worked for me on the Thunderbolt running CM7.2, not sure if the rom is the issue or not. Then again its also a different phone. My Dinc is running CM10 though and it also gives me the option.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ijustintouch:
Motorola XOOM rooted and HTC Rezound on latest leaked RUU no go either. Cleared data. Any suggestions?

Edit: I have the option, it just gives me an error when I try to use it. I am the account holder and I have no blocks...
[Galaxy Tab General] Magik#:
The galaxy tab 2 comes with a front facing VGA camera while the original galaxy tab comes with a 2 mp front facing camera;

How vast of a difference does this actually make? I have been able to find a video of the galaxy tab 1's 2 mp ff camera, but not a video from the galaxy tab 2's VGA.

Thanks all.

-Magik
[Galaxy Tab General] AvRS:
This is the original 7" Galaxy tab forum and not 10.1. Please try to post in the correct forums.

Thanks

AvRS
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nicklag:
Anyone know how to fix a coma brick on my SCH i800.... all I get is a battery screen every so often then it turns black again
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Red Wolf:
Hello fellas,

Any idea when t mobile going to release the JB for us.

Thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Teo032:
Tba
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DigitalUnderground:
TRY LOOKING HERE

:D
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] techpreneur:
It's already out in development. Roms work great
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Crisisx1:
Neverrr
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] joshuasvt:
ROFL :rolleyes:
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpiderJames:
Hey all! I recently rooted my r800at xperia play! Unfortunately I still cant wifi tether, nor figure out how to do it. Im on 2.3.3. When I try to select hotspot tether in settings it says I need to call 611 or whatever and select a tethering plan. I have unlimited data and usb tethering works great, just wanted to know if there is a way around to let me use hotspot tethering. my bootloader isnt unlocked and Im pretty inexperienced with pretty much anything that deals with flashing roms and stuff :p

Any help would be great!
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpiderJames:
Bump for help?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tito1231:
There ia some kinda app like

active jack

(symbian) for use in android phones

I think is very nice when u insert the 3.5mm jack musik start auto play.......hmmmmm....:confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] maverick_hunter:
You are posting in the wrong section. Questions like this go in the Q and A section.

That said, I don't believe I've ever seen an app that does that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fiftyclick:
Wrong section. But, try PowerAmp, I know it does this by default.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tito1231:
sorry and thanks anyway ..i try it!!:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MikLSP:
You may also like Smart Connect from Sony. It allows you to set conditions and apps to launch when connecting things like headsets and chargers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ieatacid:
You can also do this easily with Tasker.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tito1231:
Smart Connect is what i need !!!thanks a :good:lot
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] luisqcosta:
I use Klipsch Control and its perfect.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Plugin Launcher works well.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ftawa:
Hi, all

I have a Sprint HTC EVO 4G that is not activated on Sprint and never will be.

It is rooted.

I want to removed all the Sprint Phone related software, including all "phone only" related software.

So when it boots you don't see the option option to open the Sprint dialer, etc

Right down to the phone's radio (CDMA) device drives (or unmount them), if possible.

It will become basically a wifi only mini-tablet to run apps, surf the net, use google voice and email etc.

This is my first post so please excuse me if I missed required info.

Thanks
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] supersonicninja:
You can delete or freeze any Sprint Phone related apps via root explorer or titanium backup etc. But they will be called from the framework-res.apk forever like a zombie. That will drain battery and RAM.

I recommend searching for ROMs which don't include Sprint apps. Maybe AOSP ROMs will do fine.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ftawa:
Thanks, I loaded Deck's Rom.

Now only if I could find a way to watch "hulu FREE" on my phone.....life would be good.
[Hardware Hacking General] android88:
This guide/how-to will show you how to fix your non-functional microSD card.

Things you need:​

-Broken microSD

-Blackberry (tested with a Curve)

That's it!

How I came across this fix and some backstory:​

Your microSD card might not really be broken. Just follow these easy steps to fix your "broken" microSD. The other day, I tried to flash a ROM from my external SD. In recovery, it said that there was no external SD mounted. I knew that wasn't true, so I took a deeper look in. I also tried to manually mount the SD card in the settings menu. I tried changing my ROM, trying putting the microSD into different devices, but no matter what I did, the microSD couldn't be read. I even considered returning to stock.

I was on Amazon, already looking at some new UHS-1 Sandisk cards. I figured I needed a faster and bigger card anyways. That was when I noticed a Blackberry Curve next to me. I hadn't tried putting the microSD in it yet, so I said to myself, "What do I have to lose? It's already not working. It can only make it better." I put in the microSD and voila! The BlackBerry recognized the card and asked if I wanted to format it. I hit yes and the BB formated the microSD with no issues. I put my microSD back in my T-Mobile Galaxy S2, and guess what? The phone recognized it! Another plus is the fact that with the BlackBerry format, there was only one folder. Normally, when you format a card in a phone, there are A LOT of folders. I just deleted the BlackBerry folder so basically, I had a completely empty card.

Formal Instructions on how to fix your microSD:​

1. Put your not-functional microSD into a BlackBerry.

2. The BlackBerry should ask to format the card. Hit yes.

4. Connect your microSD to a computer. Open it up.

5. Delete the folder called "BlackBerry" (optional).

6. Your microSD card should now work fine.

If this thread helped revive your broken microSD and saved you money by not buying a new card, please click the thanks button.
[Hardware Hacking General] fadownjoo:
Can't u just format it on a pc?
[Hardware Hacking General] android88:
It might not show up. My microSD only showed up in the BB. This is just if nothing can read the card.
[Hardware Hacking General] GuestK00178:
Oh hai man XD

Sent from my Baconator Over-9000
[Hardware Hacking General] android88:
Hey storm ;)!
[Hardware Hacking General] bckd00r:
I'm sorry but does not work for my Sandisk 8GB formatted by curve 8520 =(
[Hardware Hacking General] android88:
I tried it on a Curve 8520 as well and it worked fine.
[Hardware Hacking General] ildaris:
This solution not for all cards :) If you card is password locked - it can help to format. If card totally dead - solution not applicable.
[Hardware Hacking General] android88:
My card wasn't being read by anything besides the Blackberry.
[Hardware Hacking General] patrick bateman13:
.

Cool tip
[Hardware Hacking General] stereo386:
Thanks this worked. I had an old card to and it wouldn't read in my epic 4g touch and it really worked tx.
[Hardware Hacking General] android88:
That's good :).
[Hardware Hacking General] StraTzHD:
Thanks man, was considering to buy a new one :beer: :)
[Hardware Hacking General] bitbang3r:
If you get *really* desperate, have stuff on it that can't be replaced, and have a few days to burn, you can also try to rip the bits from it using an Arduino (or any other microcontroller).

The easy part is pointing at address=0 and sequentially reading it a bit at a time, byte by byte, via SPI. The *hard* part is interpreting it as a filesystem. I know code exists for FAT32, but I'm not so confident about ext2/3/4 or NTFS. For those, you might have to come up with a way to get the raw data into a form DD can recognize.

The point is, a microSD card is pretty hard to physically destroy. It's one of the few devices we have left that can be low-level read by fairly simple means (in theory, you could probably read it with a 3v DC power source, a SPST toggle switch, two momentary buttons, a LED & resistor, a soldering iron, and some wire... one button for MOSI, one button for SCK, and the LED for MISO. Flip the switch to transition ~SS from high to low to reset the latch, and press away. Ok, maybe debounce it, too...

It wouldn't do you much good that way, but it's an example of just how easy it IS to rip raw bits from a microSD card. No real timing requirements (AFAIK, microSD timing is entirely static). Apparently, this is kind of how the first home computers worked, too... ;)
[Hardware Hacking General] android88:
I didn't really understand all of that but it sounds like it would work, lol.
[Hardware Hacking General] android88:
Nice :). I'm glad it worked.
[Hardware Hacking General] kanor_:
Galan,233-7550 ancnsel

hi sir.. how about if one doesn't have a blackberry?? what should they do?
[Hardware Hacking General] android88:
I don't know. This only applies to people who have a BlackBerry. I guess you could try sticking your microSD in different devices and see if something pops up asking you to format your card.
[Hardware Hacking General] BabuMoshaaye:
Well you could borrow someone else's blackberry. Just kidding!

Has anyone found out why only blackberry? Do they have a different algorithm to read flash memory?

Sent from my Micromax A110
[Hardware Hacking General] trevd:
More to the point how about doing some basic fact-finding first and finding out what errors the kernel on the device is reporting when it tries to mount the sdcard, then steps can be taken to solve the real problem rather than relying on magic and what some people might term as beginners luck! A good place to start is

adb shell dmesg
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] adeolshivraj:
So I installed cm ten and it flips between 3g and h+ never 4g and I am not sure how to fix this so that it shows four g. Everything else works great as far as I can tell but despite selecting 4g lte option it won't show up as that in the status bar. I can tell the internet seems fast though if anything faster than what it was on the stock ROM. Please help I'm so new to this
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] zelendel:
Its only an icon. The H you see is how CM is set up. It doesn't have a ton of pointless icons cluttering up the framework.

Sent from Arkham
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] adeolshivraj:
So its not meant to show 4g when in 4g mode or reception? A friend said his shows 4g all the time
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Randomacts:
On AT&T when you have "HSP/HSP+" Or w/e it is call it shows it as "4g"

The only real 4g is LTE and unless you are in a LTE area it will never show the fake 4g. There is also edge/2g I have seen once or twice.
[Asus Transformer TF700] fd4101:
I would like to say that I take no credit for any of this except typing out these directions.

These are instructions to use a controller with at least the two emulators I have tested this on which are supergnes and mupen64 plus ae.

Hardware you will need :

Computer with usb connection

Blue tooth controller ( I'm using ps3 controller)

Android phone ( rooted) I'm using a inspire 4G with ics rom.

Android tablet ( does not have to be rooted) I'm using a asus infinity stock with jb.

I recommend buying the programs if for nothing else but to show support

Software you will need :

An2an by locnet ( I have paid version not sure if it makes a difference)

Sixaxis by dancing pixel studios ( have paid version not sure if it makes a difference)

Sixaxis by dancing pixel studios for pc ( link is inside of the app description in the market)

Emulator that accepts keyboard input.

1) download An2an and Sixaxis from market and install on phone

2) download An2an and install on tablet

3) download Sixaxis to computer from Internet and install.

4) turn on wifi and blue tooth on tablet and phone.

A) access Sixaxis on phone

* step one : tap "gamepad settings"

> tap "enable gamepad " (uncheck box)

> tap " keyboard emulation"

> tap " default input method " and set to android keyboard ( or keyboard of your choice)

> tap " bypass IME ", ( uncheck box)

* step three : start Sixaxis

B) access An2an on phone

* step one : tap menu and access settings

> tap " connection mode ", tap wifi

> tap " text input mode ", ( uncheck box)

C) access An2an on tablet

* step one : tap # 4 optional settings

> tap " connection mode ", tap wifi

> tap " remote address 1 " enter wifi address of phone ( setting -- > about phone - - > status., on phone)

> tap #2 and select An2an receiver

D) have An2an accessed on tablet and phone.

* step one : tap menu on phone and "start transmit"

* step two : tap menu on tablet and tap" setup receiver"

* step three : on tablet tap #3 and tap " connect "

* step four: on phone tap menu and tap "input method" select Sixaxis

Note : phone must be on An2an main screen while playing not sure how it will effect battery life (probably will drain quite a bit) . I recommend setting phone screen to stay on while charging and plug it in.

Now just start game and play :)

This is my first intrusion manual so be nice if you have any questions feel free to ask but I can't promise I will have any answers.

Last

To set up Sixaxis

* step one : download Sixaxis controller bt changer from Internet and install. The link is in the app description on the market.

* step two : connect controller to pc and start Sixaxis program. Change code to your phones bt code. The bt code is found in settings - - > about phone - - > status remember bt must be on

Unplug and it's set.

Thank you for reading.
[HTC One X] qball11:
Hi,

Just some general questions, I have only had my HOX for two weeks, not new to rooting and flashing

However find this device is more complicated than previous desire.

Anyway my questions for info if possible, I have checked my HOX which is S-ON, not unlocked bootloader yet

Or rooted or anything, my cid as stated in title is HTC_001, hboot is 1.12, so should I unlock my bootloader

And flash away, until offical ota in update. Or leave bootloader until jb update.

I am concerned that if I don't unlock the bootloader that after the ota jb update, I won't be able to unlock

My bootloader.

Hope this makes sense...

Qball
[HTC One X] HebeGuess:
Since we have no method to achieve s-off currently.

The only alternative was unlocking bootloader through htcdev in official way.

Hence, you can do it anytime if you wanted..
[HTC One X] qball11:
Ok so even if I wait for the ota jb update from HTC, I will still be able to unlock my bootloader

And not have any issues regardless of my hboot updating, HTC can't stop me unlocking

My bootloader using their development site.

Ps thanks for the reply.

Qball
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] car vs driver:
Base: CM10 JellyBean

Kernel: Nibbles v0.1.3

Installer: Aroma

Source Sync & Build Date: 1.05.13

Release Date: 1.05.13

Release Version: v1.6

Thanks and credits!

DAGr8

thomas.raines

sk8erwitskil

CyanogenMod TEAM

Team Chopsticks

TEAM ROOK

jee'sgalaxy

BMP7777

m4570d0n

StolenVW

gs2user

ruben00

rkub - super beta tester

rpr69

iBotPeaches

NGen

mohan_kr

amarullz

Probably others that I missed, just PM me!

Special Thanks:

Cold brews in my fridge.

My sincerest thanks to those who have donated:

treadlightly

harry_fine

mcmasterp

Locoman_

yogi-4

Wallcrawler77

My Wife

Your Girlfriend

Red Bull®

Guinness®

Thanks to everyone else for over 6,500 downloads since I started!

​

Ok, so I think it's important to make sure you guys go hit Thanks! on each of the people noted above next time you see them in a thread.

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Disclaimer: This rom will not prevent a zombie apacalypse. It may however, aid you in the event of an apacalypse by providing stability, battery and smooth cellular operation. By flashing this, your phone should still work ... and as an added bonus, it'll likely work better than your stock rom. If your phone bricks, build a house. By flashing this rom, you agree to have your phone powered by beer and tiny nibbles.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] car vs driver:
Aroma Installer Preview Images

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Known Bugs:

Bluetooth may crash the first time you open it. Just relaunch and it should be fine. I don't have a means to test bluetooth, if someone wants to offer up a fix, PM me.

Things of note:

Double check your APN settings after flashing to make sure you're on LTE and it's all correct.

First boot will be slow, have patience. It may take a couple minutes. Subsequent reboots should fly.

If you set your CPU to 196MHz, you will notice some lag when waking up the phone. This is particularly true if you have a live wallpaper.

After first boot, hit the volume rocker to wake up the sound. (This should no longer be an issue)

I no longer support the battery mods from my other thread, while they will work on this ROM they might do something funky. Use at your own risk.

Team Rookie Projects:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1798056
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] car vs driver:
v1.6 Change Log:

1/5/13: Reverted base to Jellybean CM10 branch

1/5/13: Fixed Instagram photo flickering

1/5/13: Aroma updates

1/5/13: Camera seems to be working fine now.

1/5/13: GPU clocks set to 3D@320 2D@228 (stock speeds are optional at time of installation)

v1.5-S Change Log:

12/21: Nibbles kernel added! Will have two options during ROM installation for GPU settings differences

12/21: Toolchain updates

12/21: Minor code updates and fixes

12/21: Removed No-frills CPU control - system CPU settings has been fixed!

12/21: Added IncrediControl app for managing voltages

12/21: Updated installer to allow for clock mod changes as part of app only install

v1.4-S Change Log:

12/13: TFQ Kernel built from latest source (including 12/12 fixes)

12/13: Cherry picked various new commits from git (Cyanogenmod)

12/13: Removed Flash (it's useless anyway)

12/13: Removed Google App Suite 4.2

12/13: Added Google Apps 4.1 (Play, Music, Search, Now)

12/13: Removed 4.2 camera

12/13: Some minor app updates

12/13: Re-adding ROM Manager

12/13: Faster boot time

12/13: UCLK4 radio (optional) from mohan_kr

*This turned into a bigger update than I anticipated, but it sets things up nicely for the new kernel I have in the works.

Complete change history can be found in changelog.txt on Goo.im. I removed the history from this post to clean things up a bit. This post will only have the last two version changes posted.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] alwayslookingforanswers:
Awesome to have all the multiple ROM options to flash lately. Thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] ConfusingCurve:
I wanna try this so bad! Why wont you download faster!? :D