yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScrapMaker:
That doesn't explain anything... yes, notifications go through Bluetooth if you use A2DP, but the moment you hook up the actual headphone port, with the basic hands-free profile, like a car, the notification sounds do not come out the aux cable. They either come out of the speaker, or the BT device. Honestly, suggesting to turn down or disable the notification volume is a copout. I think most people are unaware of these issues, and then there are many like you, who strangely just don't care, or sidestep the issue. These are both fairly serious issues, honestly. One could even be life-threatening if you get in an accident while playing with the aux cable.

I tested
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] skyjedi:
I'm going to leave this here http://www.distraction.gov/content/get-the-facts/facts-and-statistics.html

You sir, need to prioritize your life before you hurt someone. (You brought it up)

Also, turning down the volume WILL solve the problem of the volume being to loud.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScrapMaker:
Of course I wouldn't allow myself to get in an accident due to that, but what is the point of a Bluetooth hands free system when Samsung requires you to fiddle with a cable rightwhen the phone rings?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] skyjedi:
Looks like you got 3 options.

1. Wait for CM (Support it here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2019062)

2. Turn down the volume while you use headphones (Use tasker to automate)

3. Throw your phone in the river and use your HTC again

Also don't text and drive
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScrapMaker:
Shouldn't use your phone at all when driving, since talking actually diverts more of your attention than texting... however that isn't the topic of discussion. I'm more curious why people don't care, myself. It doesn't bother you at all that every time you plug in your headphones in a quiet place, you have to manually turn off your sounds and might miss something important? What about a loud environment? I would never feel my phone buzz in my pocket when I'm running around the data center.

Seems like a mix apathy and not knowing it's an actual bug.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] skyjedi:
Nothing is very important. Automated with tasker once, never had to worry about it again. People dont care because its not an issue for most and the rest just turn it down.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KB112:
I myself found it to be very strange. I'm used to HTC phones, they always do notifications through head phones. It would be nice to implement.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 00mred00:
what's a library?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] us3rm3:
this crap sucks. its a big problem for me. whats the point of the sound coming from the speaker when I have my headphone on? I shouldn't have to turn down my phone and notifacation everytime I'm at the library, school, or gym. last time I post this problem up, I got shot down. obviously, these people never used head phone or bt b4.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] donnelljrn:
I agree. I have the same issue. I really don't care. But it would be nice to know why it does that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 00mred00:
no it is annoying. i will have to go back through my old stuff and see if we fixed it on the skyrocket and original note

if i recall correctly some files did it while others did not
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] PsycloneTW:
This has been an issue with Android for quite a long time:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1134516

I would have hoped that Google or Samsung would have addressed this by now but that doesn't appear to be the case.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScrapMaker:
I'd swear CM10 does it properly, so I didn't thinking was all Android, just TW-based stuff, which we can't use since we have the stylus.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kidjolly:
Agreed, this issue did not occur with my galaxy nexus. I hate it on my SIII, whenever I study in quiet places I have to turn the sound down. SOmetimes I forgot, and people look at me like they want to punch my ribs out when I get an email.

Why is this not addressed?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScrapMaker:
I am using SoundAbout but it causes major issues while listening to audio over the headphone jack. When I'm connected in my car, my music skips randomly. I am using a galaxy note 2.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] AndroidStephen:
There is an option under accessibilities that allows you to make your camera flash, well flash, when you get a notification. Not a solution, but another option. Of course if you forget to turn the sounds off and your flash is strobing also, the library I'd going to turn into a discotech... lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
Well at the library your phone should be on silent or vibrate, if you crashed while messing with your phone in the car and then tried to sue samsung/google you'd be laughed right out of court. How is it anyone's fault but your own that YOU were stupid enough to crash your car because you couldn't leave your phone alone while driving, which is the law in most states(no phone while driving) you can also set a profile to lower the ringer/noti volume when headphones are plugged in. No one cares because its not an issue for anyone who sets up their profiles properly.

I like to break stuff! :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KennyG123:
Please read forum rules before posting

Questions and help issues go in Q&A

Thread moved

Thank you for your cooperation

Friendly neighborhood Moderator
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] w7excursion:
Doesn't bother me. I don't want my ringer playing through my music. Vibrate is an easy thing to do.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ursavior:
You can give SoundAbout a try from the playstore its free...

Open the app

Uncheck ( Notifications to speakers)

Plug in ur headphones and enjoy the notifications coming through your headphones... :laugh:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] griffen97023:
This phone will be the demise of me. It is the whole reason I ride the bus now..... Damb u Samsung! !!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] devynbf:
That's weird.

Whenever I get notifications while headphones are in, the notification comes only through the headphones, not the external speaker.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dmwoods:
That issue is resolved in the new version.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] aisPanais:
Alternatives, and alternate problem

Here are a couple of neat apps that may help:

Silent on Charge at Night

Shush!

"Silent on Charge at Night" can automatically mute/unmute your device on set times, or whenever it is plugged into a charger (wall or PC). So you can set the times you are at work or at the library or whatever, and it will be automatically muted at those times. Or if you have the habit of connecting your phone to the USB (charger or PC) when at work, you can have it be muted when connected.

"Shush!" will pop up every time you mute your phone and let you chose if you want it to be unmuted after a certain amount of time or leave on mute indefinitely (until manually unmuted). This will help you not forget your phone muted. You can also chose the volume to be set when this app unmutes the device.

Here's my situation:

When using headphones, I don't mind that the ring and notifications also play through the speaker. In case I have the headphones connected but I have taken them out of my ears for whatever reason, I still want the phone to play them out loud so I don't miss them. If I am in an environment that quiet is a must, I will just mute my phone. That affects only notifications and ring; it does not affect media (music and games).

But what bothers me is that when I have the headphones on and a notification or the ringtone plays, IT DEAFENS ME! because it plays too loud. I did not find a way to change the volume of the ringtone and notification sound in a way that it is low via the headphones but loud via the speaker. Or even to have different levels when the headphones are connected, just like we have the option for the media volume. The media volume can be chosen separately for when the headphones are connected and when they are not. This is nice because I want it set loud when listening through the speaker of the phone, but not that loud when listening through the headphones because that would be painfully loud. If only we had the same option for the other volumes...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gonzalo1987:
I'm using Samsung Galaxy Nexus 'maguro' and I'm desesperated...

I deleted my GoogleEarth.apk, and I cant update my Android 4.1.2, I know... I'm the supid here T_T

Each time that I reboot my device, he said about the update... I have found in the entire 'www' without a easy solution... I only need the apk of the GoogleEarth, with hashes that starts with 57c34... or 7788a... (one is fromthe versión 4.1.2 and the other is from 4.2) I've read that either works...

I don't know if someone could me the favor of check their GoogleEarth or say me how can obtain the file... I have a lot of dumps without the GoogleEarth.apk, some GoogleEarth.apks with different hashes and the factory images from google (that I can't mount for get the files)

Someone helps me?

Thank you!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TomBall718:
Not sure why you *need* the .apk for Google Earth in order to update but you could always just wipe and flash the factory images...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gonzalo1987:
I need the apk because I get the message:

assert failed: apply_patch_check("/system/app/GoogleEarth.apk", "57c34...", "7788a...")

when I try to update my system >.<

I know that I can wipe to factory... but I only need a file for the update T_T wipe will be my last option.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bpyazel:
Maybe try installing it from the market, move it from /data/app to /system/app with a file manager, reboot, then try to update Might work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gonzalo1987:
I tried it but the SHA1 don't match =(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Raghav@awesome:
How about getting the galaxy nexus toolkit and flashing the factory image for android 4.2.1 it is a bit pain staking to create a backup and flash but it is your easiest and best bed. If this helps please press the thanks button.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mariosraptor:
this is directly from my system/app

just change permissions
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Carlos_Manuel:
What product version you are using: Yakju, Takju? another?

download its stock ROM that is flashable and copy from it the GoogleEarth.apk and move it to /system/app/ and change permissions
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gonzalo1987:
I really love you!!

My update now failed for the file in '/system/framework/framework-res.apk' with hashes 'beb094...' or '33270...'

someone have a file that match?? I would really apreciate it *__*

I didn't delete this file but perhaps was modified for any application (That seem that this file is related with the original theme of android and I installed several themes (with Go Launcher EX and others))

I will be searching it in the web!

---

I'm using a yakju device :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 063_XOBX:
I'm not sure why you're jumping through so many hoops rather than backup and flash a Factory build. You're making it a lot harder for yourself than it needs to be.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gonzalo1987:
If I wipe I lost all the data, if I restore a couple files not,

My priority now is try to fix it, If i cant, I'll wipe my system :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mariosraptor:
You can just flash system through fastboot though. You will not lose anything. You will just have root again.

Imo much easier. Anyway, i sent you a pm. Just make a nandroid before altering system files. Hope it helps.

Regards
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gonzalo1987:
Thank you very much!

Unafortunatly this time your apk SHA1 don't match =(, I will flash my system T_T...

Thank you very much for all the atention =(

Where could i found a simple manual for flash and restore my device?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mariosraptor:
Download a factory image. Extraxt it ( maybe twice, first is zip, srcond is tar).

Find system.img

Put it in platform-tools folder of your sdk.

Open command prompt and navigate to platform-tools folder.

Put your device in fastboot and enter

fastboot flash system system.img

Wait to be done. Reboot device (or will boot itself.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3rdstring:
Stickied at the top of this forum
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gonzalo1987:
Thank you very much for all, especially for your patience :)

I flash my Nexus with 4.2.1 succesfully, really was easier.

Greetings!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mariosraptor:
Good for you mate! Cheers
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] cccheel:
Is there a way to change either the number or order of toggles in the 15-toggle pull-down TW bar?

I am on FrostyJB v11.

Thanks.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Quick panel settings app.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] cccheel:
Thanks, but can you give me the exact name of the app? Searching for that in Google Play gives me a bunch of apps, many of which add their own pull-down bar, which is not what I want to do. Thanks.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
It should already be installed. Unless dj is using a different mod for it.

If its not, search his thread for quick panel settings. It'll be mentioned there.

I'm not currently using the rom or id be able to say with more certainty. Sorry.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] cccheel:
WOW...I'm such an idiot. Thanks!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mysamsunggalaxy:
hi guys , i would like to use my own tone for the sms text messages that i receive and not the ones that Samsung has built into the Samsung Galaxy Note ...'cuz i want my sms alert tone to be unique :) kindly guide me on this .. thanks :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
Open messaging. Hit menu button and go to settings. Scroll to notification settings.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mysamsunggalaxy:
Kindly Guide Me How to Change SMS Text Message Tone to a Custom One

hi ..thanks for the reply sir ... but no .. i want a unique tone .. say a current pop music audio file that i want .. doing the " Open messaging. Hit menu button and go to settings. Scroll to notification settings " .. you are only presented with tones that come by default on the Samsung Galaxy Note .. which is not what i want :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
Add new songs in /sdcard/Ringtones folder and the go to notification Setting.

---------- Post added at 09:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:57 PM ----------

Or sdcard/Notification folder

---------- Post added at 10:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:58 PM ----------

Hmmm I get what you mean now. I am trying it myself now

---------- Post added at 10:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:01 PM ----------

Ok its system/media/audio/notification

Then need to restart the phone and then go to the notification Setting
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mysamsunggalaxy:
really , does that do the trick to have my own notification alert ? ... :)

btw , can i use an mp3 file .. or is there a limitation to the audio file format ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
I did use a whole song. Mp3. If that does not work try changing the extension to m4a
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mysamsunggalaxy:
it worked sir , thanks a lot .. already hit the thanks button for you .. again thanks a lot sir
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
Yehoooo
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dudejb:
Is there a way to backup:

1) Speed dial entries

2) BT Connections

and be able to restore them between different ROMs? I have Titanium Backup pro and have not seen that option anywhere.

I hate having to redo that after every new ROM flash.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] VinayS:
ROM ToolBox Lite
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dudejb:
Ok found my answers on this post and thought I should share it with everyone:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1324291

"contact storage" backups your speed dial (After you restore you need to reboot for it to take effect.)

"dialer storage" backups your SMS/MMS. (After you restore you need to reboot for it to take effect.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] artvandelay440:
Here's a little project i made. It's a wallpaper chooser that contains some BAMF walls i created. So far there aren't a whole lot, but i plan to keep adding as i get inspiration. Just install like normal APK is linked below. Enjoy!

Based On:

https://github.com/Bencodes/Wallpaper-Manager

Libs used:

-Actionbar Sherlock

medium-res previews: (all in-app are HD)
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] jakelov:
I just wanted to take a moment to recognize and thank the few devs/rom customizers or whatev youz guys wanna be called for keeping fresh roms rollin out. I just got this phone and I was a bit worried content was gonna sputter out for it and I might haveta start trying to compile. Anyways keep up the good work guys!
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] RicAndroid:
No problem...enjoy the roms! It's great to also see Glorious Overdose going strong.
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] RicAndroid:
Also wanted to add. Although my roms are not as perfect as ayoteddy's, I do try my best. I could have easily just stuck with GOV v2 and waited for my next upgrade to move on....but I wanted to give something back to the community.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dadeeyoh:
I Currently just switched over to Blackjelly from an AOKP ROM. My data did not work until i changed some APN settings. Now I cannot get my phone to send pictures via SMS. I have searched a ton does anyone have any ideas?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jasvncnt1:
What APN settings are you using
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] KorGuy123:
It won't allow you to send or the receiver just gets a blank message? (That was my problem using CM10 stable and the following nightlies) I never did resolve the issue before going back to stock.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dadeeyoh:
These are my apn settings
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dadeeyoh:
Still looking for help and ive searched some more with no info.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Dave the Knave:
Your APN is almost entirely wrong.

name: ATT PTA

apn: pta

proxy: not set

port: not set

username: not set

password: not set

server: not set

mmsc: http://mmsc.mobile.att.net

mms proxy: proxy.mobile.att.net

mms port: 80

mcc: 310

mnc: 410

auth type: not set

apn type: default,supl,mms

apn protocol: IPv4

bearer: unspecified

Enter exactly as you see this. The lack of space after the commas in apn type are deliberate.
[General Questions and Answers] seeman4o:
Hello friends!

Just got a new tablet - FNF ifive 2. Pretty good and stable, nice design, a good buy I should say.

But I have a problem trying to publish with AIR 3.2 (flash cs6) to test my app on the device.

Settings are ok - the tablet is visible to the PC I can transfer files. USB debugging is on. Unknown sources for installing apps is on.

I guess I need the correct drivers for this device. If someone happen to know something.... ? Thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] 4plaay:
Usually I can figure out what an icon is for but this one I'm stumped on. Does anyone no what the sideways Z shape icon is in the attached picture?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] cmjkxa:
NFC.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] cjsspape:
Haha im gonna start telling people its "Ninja Mode" Similar to "Swagger" in AOKP
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jrockttu:
lol @ sideways Z
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingofkings11:
lol @ ninja mode - totally using that
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] carhigh:
How bout this one? Phone hot warning?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] cjsspape:
Hmm could be. Like how the iphone had the yellow triangle when it got too hot
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Cab121:
Shhhh dont say that. You might spark another iSuit . Yaknow they love there triangles and round corner tablets. LOL. Sorry couldn't resist.

I vote for cjsspape's idea ninja detection. Its only comfirmed when your dead.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] dranklean:
Haha I just found out what it was it been on my phone the first day I had got it
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] n1lbog:
"Sideways Z", also known as N amongst some people. Close relation to "d, the backwards b".
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] RuizGT:
Looks like an M with a leg chopped off.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] slicingtaco:
a Z????:screwy:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] PCS524:
Near Field communication ICON

Near Field communication ICON
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ViciousMo:
not sure if you are being sarcastic. But, the above 120 should give it away
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] BigSketchySeaBeast:
Speaking of which... What does "Swagger" do anyhow? I always saw it on my S3 AOKP ROM... never figured it out.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] cjsspape:
Its just a novelty haha it doesn't really do anything
[HTC One X] nemer12:
how is the battery on stock ICS for HTC ONE X?

because I have venom that is a very nice rom but the battery life is kinda ...SUCKS.. my phone goes 10% in 5 mins.
[HTC One X] Akatosh:
Well firstly a thread like this, no offense, is pointless.. it often leads to debase about roms which if seen by a developer can be disturbing.

Also we probably need more information.What do you do with your phone when this drain occurs?

What do you have switched on WiFi or how bright is the screen?
[HTC One X] nemer12:
my brightness is very low 30%, yes and I m kinda always connected to WIFI and to a 3g network because i have an unlimited data plan, but for example sometimes I use 2G to reduce the battery consumption but it's pointness...

so is like this for example the battery is 100% percent(with ONLY WIFI on, data disabled.no games, only 3 mins of fb+whatsapp)....and after 3 mins the battery from 100% goes to 95%........if I'm browsing with 3g is even worse...92%...it drops some percents instantly...so do battery drain during " idle " IS OK(perfect) but the battery drain whle using the phone is very bad.. that why I asked that question..

with Android Revolution ICS the battery was good..but the rom underperfrom. in games there was some " low fps/ blocking"
[Motorola Droid 3] Uronlyfriend:
Hey All,

I have my Droid 3, and its been great to me. Its my first smartphone and first android phone, and it will always have that place in my heart :p That being said, not getting ics was a letdown from Motorola and sparked my interest in rooting for awhile now. I had always been cautious as I would not want to void my warranty and then brick my device, as that is simply my luck, lol. I was fortunate in that when my device broke due to an abnormal defect (Scoured the forums, never found anything and Motorola support had no idea, immediately shipped me a new device haha) it got replaced this past summer, but now my warranty expired in October and I'm noticing the lag more and more. SO.... I have been looking into the process specific to the droid 3, and I have found bits and pieces, such as using motofail now for the latest ota and what not. But is there a specific, comprehensive how-to guide towards doing so, that is current? I've found threads and get excited, only to see a comment saying "x" is outdated use this instead blah blah blah. I was fine with this, as its an outdated device and all, until noticing such exists for the kindle fire (Girlfriend was open to possibly rooting it as well, have been looking into that too. but that's another story :p) I'd post the link, but alas, I'm a noob and do not have the ability to.

I know I am just being paranoid, or just terrible at searching the forum lol. But if a super guide like this exists, I would feel so much more comfortable in proceeding with rooting.
[Motorola Droid 3] Atin001:
Nor sure about a guide but here's what I did

1) Root device using motofail http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1497690

2) Install Safestrap http://blog.hash-of-codes.com/how-to-safestrap/

3) Create an additional ROM slot

4) Dowonload the ROM of your choice. This might be a good place to start http://androidforums.com/droid-3-all-things-root/494721-rom-current-droid-3-rom-list.html

5) Activate the blank rom slot and flash the rom

6) reboot and you're up