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[HTC One X] chengsokdara:
I already update the description you can find out more on google play app description, declaimer and permission explaination.

Please don't confuse, those permission is entirely safe. It was required for the StartApp, they monetize my app by creating shortcut on user homescreen and browser bookmark. It's only happen once only, you can delete it, it won't be back. In my part, I collect nothing. You can read more at StartApp.com if you're not sure. But I can guarantee I do not collect anything.

Can you tell me what this app do that resemble virus/trojan etc? that app scanner will report any app as virus as long as it require weird permission. StartApp need those permission to add shortcut and browser bookmark only, those thing you can delete it if u don't want, it only happen once. This is a way to make some bucks for the free offer, I hope u understand that.
[HTC One X] icke:
Thank U for your fast response and explanation.

Was a little bit confused because this was first time LBE reported such thing by installing an app.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1422479
[HTC One X] chengsokdara:
Pro Version Released

Pro version released on Amazon AppStore and SlideME.org

No more Ads whatsoever and Direct Save, save photos

without leaving

Facebook app.
[HTC One X] chengsokdara:
New Version Released!

14/12/2012 v1.2.0 RLT

- Fixed screen issue on big screen devices, now this app will look nicely on every phone screen.

- Implementing new UI, homi3kh UI from Android Music Charts.

- Now you can share this app to Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn via Menu > Share This App!

- Direct Save feature preview

- My app page that list all of my app, access it via Menu > My Other App!
[Galaxy Note II General] DroidOWL:
Video editor for galaxy note 2 now available at Samsungapps for free
[Galaxy Note II General] androidizen:
Can anyone grab the apk for those of us that arnt on stock? Or is that a copyright breach due to it being a sammy app?.. if so ignore me.
[Galaxy Note II General] system.img:
Are you in a stock based rom? Then the .apk will work. If you are on CM or something, it will not work.
[Galaxy Note II General] drake2007:
Available only for S3 AT&T and Verizon. Ridiculous why the carriers do this.
[General Questions and Answers] Rondock:
Anyones phone already broke because of the very limited read/write operations of the internal flash memory? Especially talking to people that dont or cant use microsd in their phones.

Its easy to change microsd card if is broken. but when internal memory is dead, you can throw the whole device away.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hadigery:
Hello, I'd like to ask if anyone was able to use protosphere in the leaked samsung JB rom? I've flashed it but when i click to photosphere mode it force closes :/
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hannibal226:
I only can say that it worked on RootBox, so in generall it's not a prob with 4.2 cam.

So I think it's just a bug or compatibly prob from samsung release. Over this the 4.2 apps aren't stable at all, too.

So u can choose for urself what u prefer now ;)

CHEERS
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sun90:
the leaked stock JB is a test version and has lots of bugs, and also the stock framewrk doesn't support the 4.2 cam :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hadigery:
Thank you guys :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] t4ure4n:
I have read about the eMMC HARDBRICK Bug in Samsung 4.0.4 firmwares . I understand that its the bug with due to the stock kernel and not the ROM.

I want to update my wife's SGS2 which is currently running

[B]Android Version[/B]: 2.3.3
[B]Baseband Version:[/B] I9100XXKE7
[B]Kernel Version:[/B] 2.6.35.7-I9100XWKF3-CL276555 root@DELL101 #2

to a custom ROM [ROM][4.1.2][AOKP/CM/PA] GT-I9100 Vanilla RootBox with Dorimanx Kernel and I9100XXLQ6 Moden

Can you please advise me what will be the correct procedure (Sequence of steps) for achieving this with risking a brickbug?

What vesion of Kernel Will I need?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sun90:
I would suggest u to first upgrade the phone to ICS v4.0.3 which does not have the Brick Bug ( only ICS 4.0.4 and that to its stock kernel have it).

Then Root ur phone using 'Siyah Kernel for S2' from ODIN to root and install latest CWM recovery, from which u can flash the Custom rom of ur choice:)

PS- since Rooting ur phone is much easier on ICS than GB, as u have more options with ICS:)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] t4ure4n:
So This is what I do:

Flash Stock 4.0.3

Installed rooted Kernel like Siyah

Install Custom ROM (4.1.2)

Flash new Modem if needed
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drraptor:
Yes.if you want to flash stock,4.1.2 flag it using Odin
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sun90:
Yes, thats what u need to do:)

after flashing the ICS rom configure ur phone and restore all ur data, then use the siyah kernel to root it:)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ikev2:
i have the same setup (S2 9100 with rooted 2.3.3).

what happens if i install CM 10.1 directly (via CWM)?

i mean without the 4.0.3 step first...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stopro:
Nothing happen u just install cm and that's it a to do better job after flashing cm10.1 flash kernel dorimanx 7.47
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d00nald:
hi guys, im noobie in flashing

i bout on ebay evo 3D sprint and it comes with

Android version 2.3.3

HTC Sense version 3.0

Software number 1.13.651.7

Kernel version

2.6.35.10-gcb1cf83

Baseband Version

0.97.10.0530

Build number

1.13.651.7 CL83920 release-keys

i like to update to 4.0.3 to stock rom i see some news on internet that you can update it from HTC site

but links already dead!!

do i need to root it and SF-OFF to do this update?

what would be the best quick procedure to doit?

Please pass me link, thank you in advance!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eitama:
Reviving the thread a bit:

Is there a reason not to flash 4.1.2 (Stock Custom) directly over 2.3.3?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] asuhoops8628:
Searched around a bit and couldnt find anything.

What i am looking to do is remove silent mode from showing when the volume rockers are used, much like it was in gingerbread releases.

I would like vibrate to be the lowest the volume goes, with no option to keep pressing vol - until it gets to silent mode. Does anyone know of a way to accomplish this, or an edit/mod i can make to get this functionality?

Thanks!

Just realized i accidentaly posted this in General. Mods plz move to Q&A if that is the better section for this
[Motorola Droid RAZR] asuhoops8628:
and just to be clear, i am not looking for an app that protects my volume or anything like that. I am looking for a way to physically mod the operating system to remove the option for silent mode when using the volume rockers
[Motorola Droid RAZR] RidgeWolf:
Here you go

I had the same problem and this handy app "Vibrate mode by force" did the trick for me.

It only has 2 options but one of them is what you are looking for.

Edit:

Can someone who isn't an xda noob please post the link for people that find this thread in the future. Thanks.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ScottHW:
Thanks, and link

Thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for. Works great. (I have HTC Evo 4G LTE, Sprint)

This is so simple, and so commonly requested, that custom ROMs (I'm lookin at you, CM) should build this right in.

vibrate mode by force

kaa

- March 29, 2012

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tostada.android.kondou&hl=en

Description

Extended Version released.

'Ringer mode locker'.its has always ringer and always silent mode and widget.

This application is an operation prevention application program of the volume button.

Never silent is checked: set vibrate or ringer.

Never ring is checked: set vibrate or silent.

both checked: only vibrate mode​
[Android Apps and Games] eladizak:
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[Nexus 10 General] Bataga:
What are your thoughts? I know how hard the KF is to modify and it will lack support, but to the average user who will watch movies, surf the web, and play games...what differences will there be??

Things I know:

The KF has a smaller screen...:D
[Nexus 10 General] espionage724:
- Movies will be clearer on the Nexus 10

- Surfing the web should be better on the Nexus 10 (more screen estate + higher resolution)

- Playing games should be better on the Nexus 10 (Android, better graphics chip (I think), more screen estate + higher resolutions)
[Nexus 10 General] quasi13:
What makes you say that in particular? Due to the larger screen of the N10, I agree. However, the 1920x1200 resolution of the Fire HD 8.9 should play anything as clearly aside from the size; it can do 1080p without losing pixels.

I do worry that the extra pixels will be costly on the N10 - more computation, choppiness (especially in games), shorter battery life. I don't know the specifics, but I presume the N10 will have to scale to 1080p. The 16:10 analog to 1080p is 1920x1200, which means the N10 has 1/3 more pixels in each dimension. So some sort of transformation would have to be done to stretch the image. Since this isn't a simple whole number multiple, doesn't this require additional computation?

I expect it'd be similar to the rMBP. If you run at the default resolution. It basically draws a 1440x900 resolution at 2x in each dimension giving 2880x1800. If you choose to run at an effective resolution at 1920x1200, it computes a 3840x2400 image and scales it down if you're in HiDPI mode. People say it chugs in this mode.

I'm curious on how all this works and which apps/situations will result in performance costs... anyone have a good resource? It's not like this is a new problem; 720p has to be scaled to fit in 1080p screens.
[Nexus 10 General] johno86:
Yeah, resource would be first-hand experience. I watch movies and play games on my N10 and none of what you assume about choppiness and such exist. In fact, it's probably -the- best experience I've had with a handheld device. I stopped using my 17" laptop to watch movies and watch them on my N10 because of it's portability and ability to reproduce stunning results on a much smaller screen. It really does look that great when watching high-def movies [720p 1080p etc].

Why is it even a question that a smaller tablet with a lower resolution might be a better buy than the Nexus 10?

Nothing I've used in terms of tablets is on par with the screens and videos the N10 can produce. For those who do not have one, if you get a chance to play with one at a retail store soon. Please do and compare it to other tablets there. You'll see that it is incredibly obvious when it comes to media that the N10 is better. At least in my own opinion.
[Nexus 10 General] Straf:
Video playback, in most common scenarios, should be better in fire's screen, due to pixel extrapolation (at least with usual formats, like 1080p).

N10 should outperform fire. In battery, we should wait for tests, but i'm not that much confident about N10 beating kindle fire.
[Nexus 10 General] Bataga:
Lot of good feedback so far. I know this is probably a little tough since there's no way for a hands on comparison yet. As far as outperforming goes the KF is supposed to have a pretty nice processor right?
[Nexus 10 General] rkirmeier:
Don't forget Miracast support in the future for the Nexus 10, Android updates, and access to the Play Store. The KF is a forked ICS build will never get JB. You get a whole lot more for hte extra $100. Really a no brainer unless you absolutely can't afford the extra $100 but then you should not have even posted this question.
[Nexus 10 General] bschrib:
OK, so it's not QUITE the Nexus 10 vs Kindle Fire HD+ benchmark that we'll see posted eventually, but here's what I was able to extrapolate:

The Kindle Fire HD is using an OMAP 4470, which isn't a bad piece of silicon but looks to be hedged out in just about all areas by the Exynos 5250, at least from these two benchmarks that I'm using to compare:

OMAP 4470 in an Archos 101 XS

Nexus 10 & 4 Performance Preview

It seems that the Exynos 5250 is capable of pushing the fun resolution we're enjoying, but it pays a price in some of the benchmarks.Still good numbers, but not iPad topping.
[Nexus 10 General] Bataga:
Don't worry I can afford it. I should have mentioned though I'm comparing 32gb so the price difference is a bit more than $100 but money is not a factor. I just saw a quadrant score for the KF 8.9 of 27xx and laughed but if they perform the same it won't matter I guess. Never getting JB sounds like it'll never get any update unless it's for the KF os is that right
[Nexus 10 General] Tomatoes8:
I forgot what the specs on the Fire HD was but I do know that it was one ugly mofo if that matters to you. I was going to get it and root it for the specs until the Nexus 10 was announced.
[Nexus 10 General] kgbkny:
My wife has a KF HD (7"), and I just got the Nexus 10. The KF HD is definitely good for the casual user, but the Nexus 10 is considerably better for surfing the web, watching movies and gaming. Bone stock, the Antutu benchmark score was in the high 9000s (my stock GS3 normally scores in the low 6000s), if you care for that sort of thing. Let's not forget stock Android, with timely OS updates directly from Google!

By the way, nice avatar and signature banner! \m/
[Nexus 10 General] jjdevega:
N10 is a beast and so its somewhat of a no brainier but honestly if you just want to mostly read ebooks and do some movie watching, the Kindle Fire HD will do the job. It will come with Kindle exclusive library from Amazon that will offer features free books and rentals only for kindle devices. Its form factor is also better in ways of smaller size and lighter in weight. The N10 won't be the Brest for long ebook readings due to its size and weight. The screen on the Kindle Fire HD has a good screen and you won't feel like you made a bad choice. Its a lot cheaper and more portable. I would just go with the Kindle Fire HD if your use for it is just casual stuff like ebook reading ans light movie watching.
[Nexus 10 General] Bataga:
Don't forget the tattoo also :D
[Nexus 10 General] professor_chaos:
I would actually prefer the Nook HD+'s form factor - I think 9" is just the right size, and the 4:3 aspect ratio is better for reading. Unfortunately it doesn't look like the Nook HD+ is getting much love on xda, so development will be hard to come by. I'll probably stick to the Nexus 10 in that case...
[Nexus 10 General] e.mote:
>What are your thoughts?

Depends on the buyer. KFHD 8.9 will be big with mainstream peeps simply for its $299 base price. I think it'll fare well against both iPad4 and iPad Mini this Q4. N10 is $499 at retail and will be a tough sell. Highest-res isn't enough.

For XDA peeps wanting CM love, KFHD is a disaster. Hashcode dude is apparently heading up the BL-bypass effort, and progress has been glacial. Peep at KFHD dev forum to see. At this pace, KFHD will get custom ROM at about same time as KF3 release. That's the problem. These things have 8-10 months' shelf life before being superceded by new toys.

My opinion is that N10 is best of 10" Androids to date, but compromises made to shoehorn in the high-res screen may be to large to swallow, starting with the $499 retail price ($399 is Play Store-only). Nexus and Android fans will be happy with N10; others, not so much. Still, for XDA'ers there's no comparison. N10 kills KFHD.

For XDA fans, an alternative to N10 would be Nook HD+ (9", 1920x1280 or 3:2 AR). Its bootloader is apparently unsigned, and custom ROMs should be more doable. It also has SD slot, and is $299 for 32GB (vs $369 for KFHD and $499 for N10). Negs include 2.4GHz-only wifi, proprietary port, and no HDMI without a clunky $40 adapter. Most would pooh-pooh B&N's wimpy eco as its main weakness, but for XDA peeps wanting custom ROM action, eco is irrelevant. At $269 base, it would be an awesome reader & web browser. Games, may be not so awesome.

Some prelim dev action is going on for HD+ in the Nook Color forum. Let's hope it picks up where NC left off. (Actually, NC is getting CM10 nightlies, so it still hasn't kicked the bucket just yet.)
[Nexus 10 General] tcrews:
$399 is retail price (retail store or Play store) for the 16 GB Nexus 10.

$499 is retail price (retail store or Play store) for the 32 GB Nexus 10.

You are talking $299 vs. $399 (Kindle Fire 8.9 vs. Nexus 10....both 16 GB models) $384 vs. $499 if discussing the 32 GB models offered (without special offers on the KF).
[Nexus 10 General] e.mote:
>$399 is retail price (retail store or Play store) for the 16 GB Nexus 10.

>$499 is retail price (retail store or Play store) for the 32 GB Nexus 10.

B&M retailers are only selling N10 32GB SKU; 16GB SKU is Play Store only. Mainstream buyers don't buy expensive toys without a hands-on test, and the bulk of sales will be from B&M sources. Hence most will see only the $499 SKU, which has no price advantage against iPad. As 2011 has taught, Android tabs have neither the eco nor the build quality to go price parity with iPad. N10 isn't an exception.

It does get somewhat complicated. Walmart has dropped Amazon KFHDs from its stores because it views Amazon as competition (KFHDs are still carried by other B&Ms). Showrooming also factors in, the practice Amazon popularized by urging users to window-shop at a B&M before looking for a cheaper price online.

Still, the bottom line is that for most buyers (at B&M), all they'll see is $499 N10 vs $499 iPad vs $299 KFHD 8.9. N10 is between a rock and a hard place. The price-sensitive will go for KFHD, and the "quality-first" will go for iPad.

I want N10 to succeed as much as anyone here, but that doesn't factor in my assessment of its retail performance. Likewise, I want Nook HD+ to do well--unsigned bootloader, yay!--but I expect B&N's abysmal eco will sink it at retail. Depending on how Microsoft manages its $300 mil investment in NookCo, I expect (as with many) that this will be the last of the Nook line for Android, with future models being Wooks.
[Nexus 10 General] Leoisright:
I don't get why you say android tabs don't have the eco nor build quality as the iPad. Last I checked, not only does this screen smash the newest iPad in both resolution, but as well in PPI, lets talk about the the better processor, the better memory, the better gpu, and over all performance. Hands down ipad has lots of catch up to do. Then the build quality you say. There is no comparison in my opinion. This tablet not only feels much better when holding, but it looks butter. The front facing speakers, to the HDMI out, miniusd verses the proprietary plugs apple uses serves most users better. Now let's talk about the Eco. The ecosystem is better in android as well. Why you ask? Well simple. Its open source. We have cyanogenmod, evervolv, aokp, para, classicnerd, then just a slew of developers already modifying source code to make everything better and more customizable then any apple product created.

For goodness sakes, look at the HP touchpad, android ICS is running as good on that device as if android came stock, guess what, a worldwide community of developers have come together to make a $149 tablet worth every penny of $300+. Imagine what this tablet will become when pogo cables come to light, docking stations, and more. The hardware inside this device is capable of USB 3.0 which will open advancements for a continued growth to this device for years to come.

So let's reflect on this some. Hands down, without hesitation this device will be prevalent for years to come. The kfhd will lose because you can't even get a bl on it, the apple iPad will be on version 5-6 before it will come close to having what this does. So,you will be able to buy this device for $399 at any big box store soon enough which will give people another reason to jump on this train. Who wants to spend $699 for an ipud or $299 for a kfhd when this will do everything and more for way less then apple will ever sell for. No brainer.....

Don't mean to sound defensive, just hate it when people say ipads have better build quality. Its not even a comparison.
[Nexus 10 General] e.mote:
People can have different opinions about what's "better." There is no wrong or right. What matters isn't what you or I think, but how many others think the same way as either of us.

Yours is the prototypical XDA view, and I empathize with it. But XDA isn't representative of the buying public, which is what mine above conveys.

There is a simple way to resolve the difference: Wait for a few months and see how well N10 fares against KFHD and iPad for Q4. There'll be data enough from the blogosphere.

I think N10 is a good first step for Android tablet eco, but Goog will need additional steps. I see it as an iterative process.
[Nexus 10 General] Leoisright:
I can agree it will be up to sales. I don't necessarily agree with the blogoshpere. There are a lot of opinionated ones basing their judgement on a nexus 10 that didn't have the final system on it.

On a pure hardware and design standpoint, they hit a grandslam in the bottom of the 9th in game 7. There really is no comparison on the hardware to either of the other devices. That pure fact.

As far as the ecosystem, it will take some time for app developers to get on board with the tablet world for android. The actual os is pretty advanced and offers a lot of everyday users more and more with each update. I would like to see the number of android verses iOS users in the phone world. As android continues to build solid advancements in phones, so does the software and apple's big sales are mainly due to higher prices. I'm sure all around android vs apple, it would be a much closer number. Not to mention, we are only in update 2 in a tablet format, apple is in update 4. Can only imagine where update 4 for android will lead us.

And I do have more of a biased oppinion. I hate crapple. They became a sue happy company to block Samsung and HTC, that was a terrible move. Showing they really didn't have an answer to the consistant updates to what android phones do. We are having dozens and dozens of phones made based on android, dozens of tablets as well while apple hangs their hat on now 3 devices.

You'd think that if only having 3 devices, they would have the best of everything but they don't. As far as the kindle fire bd, while its a good device without question, there remains this single question.

Why have a kindle bd fire when you can have an android that can read and buy kindle books? They won't stand a chance in the future unless they change over to either iOS or android. Possibly windows 8 RT. There isn't anything on a kindle you can't do on the others yet there are many things you can't do. That in itself will sink their dreams.

The end of the day, the nexus series offers a great choice on tablets for a fraction of the price of apple. And a little bit more then the kindle but more customizable.

Last, where can you find this $499 iPad 4? The apple store is $629-$829. No where near the price of even the most expensive nexus 10.

Good convo tho. It's nice to see a fair approach to all three sides.

Sent from my ClassicJewel
[Nexus 10 General] thunng8:
Resolution might be higher, but from all reports so far the ipad4 has better viewing angles, contrast ratio and colour accuracy. Also the ipad4 GPU is much faster than the Nexus 10 GPU.

---------- Post added at 12:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:06 PM ----------

Huh? ipad4 starts from $499.

You must be looking at the LTE enabled versions which start from $629