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[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] thekidgio:
WARNING:Flash at your own risk, i strongly recommend backing up your current phone first. Also this cannot be ran from ICS demo, you also cant even get CWM on ICS anyway so im sure your on GB. This is my first time uploading a post of mines on xda, i usually use cricketusers.com so you can find more from there but enjoy!!

READ*

If you cant download anything from the market after

flashing this then continue reading for fix.

#1. Go to settings and manage applications

#2. Go to all

#3. Scroll to Google Services Framework and clear data

#4. Scroll to Google Play Store and clear data

#5. Restart your phone and it should work

#6. If step #5 doesnt make it work then use the fast restart app once then restart your phone and your all done.

Credits

Credits go to Oriax for creating the stock rom that allowed any of this to happen.

His stock rom opened doors to support for our Merc.

Also a thanks to NubCake for creating his iCe rom, without it my rom wouldnt

have never been made.

I also wanted to give credit to everybody that helped support The Revokster Rom

and The iCe Rom. I also wanna give credit to everybody who has The Mercury. I also want to give credit to Huawei,Cricket, everybody who came up with tools to help us with our Mercury and give us recovery,and also root. I also want to

thank everybody whos apps I am using for my rom.

Huge thanks go to Salas & Android Titan for the Recovery

(not sure the orgin yet, let me know if this is wrong)

Thanks to Android Titan again for always trying to find new information on roms and stuff for future builds on ICS and MIUI.

Thanks to PlayfulGold for giving Android Titan heads up on changing permissions in the /etc/permissions/ folder

Photos*

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Features*

1.JellyBean Launcher

2.JellyBean Lockscreen

3.Overclock

4.Custom Boot Animation

5.Simple Rom

6.Fast Rom

7.Transparent Status Bar

8.TO SUM IT UP, ITS A GREAT ROM!!

Directions* MUST FLASH AS A BACKUP

1. Download the link in the description.

2. Open the JellyBeanRom.zip and pull the JellyBeanRom out and save that file.

3. Save the file on the sd card under clockworkmod/backup

4. Power off phone and reboot into recovery

5. Go under backup & restore and restore the file

6. Once booted up, open the play store and sync your accounts

Downloads*

JellyBeanRom.zip - 4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download

JellyBeanRom.zip - 4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download

Read more: http://www.cricketusers.com/cricket...m-huawei-mercury-stock-rom.html#ixzz2DunYe62x
[General Questions and Answers] omgitswes:
Does anyone know how to create folders within Allshare Play? I have a lot of videos and i want to organize them in folders rather than just listing each video file.
[HTC Droid DNA] adrynalyne:
Its probably not what you think.

Battery is superb.

The screen, OMG its nice.

Phone is smooth as butter, despite heavy Sense.

Build quality is great.

However, so many games that I truly enjoy and have purchased do not work. The legacy menu button on so many apps eats screen real estate, and it is ridiculous.

I am aware that these aren't really the phone's fault entirely, but if the phone isn't a big seller, developers are going to drag their feet. That means we see fixes in months and in smartphone years, that's ancient.

So while I believe software will catch up, it will be later when 1080p becomes more mainstream. By that time, I am looking for another phone. So why do I want to suffer with incompatibilities?

Please don't tell me to sideload my stuff; I am getting incompatibility messages on launch as well.

As for the legacy menu, this is a two-fold problem.

1. Developers are lazy and not updating to Android standards like they should.

2. There is an abundance of false legacy menus.

The first issue needs to be fixed by app devs, period. The second one baffles me. I have a Galaxy Nexus. Not one of my apps has a legacy menu in it because if they did I wouldn't use it. Yet, my phone doesn't have a menu key either.

However, I am getting legacy menus, even in some games. What is worse, these menus don't work, or they replicate a clickable menu in the game. Why??? My Galaxy Nexus didn't have that issue. I can't even enjoy the screen to its full potential with legacy menus. I am aware I can mod this myself, but that isn't the point.

I know they are small nitpicks, but I think the screen in all its awesomeness might kill it for me as well with incompatibilities. I am not naive enough to believe that these will be cleared up any time soon.
[HTC Droid DNA] broons:
The little black bar on the bottom doesn't bother me at all. I barely notice it. Just another one of those "opinions will vary" things.
[HTC Droid DNA] BarryH_GEG:
The fact that this exists is kind of odd. When the One X(s) launched they had the same set up and it was even more annoying having less screen real estate to work with. HTC fixed it in the 4.0.3>4.0.4 update a couple of months ago. Basically, the recent apps capacitive button became a toggle. You were given three options:

1) As-is; launch recent apps

2) Long-press=recent apps, short-press=settings

3) Long-press=settings; short-press=recent apps

Check out the Teg3 One X dev forum. You should be able to find a solution you can port there.

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Here's what the menu looks like...
[HTC Droid DNA] adrynalyne:
Ironically, HTC removed that option for the DNA.

It finally pushed me overboard. The app compatibility, that is. I returned the DNA. I got tired of playing Russian roulette with app purchases and wondering if I was going to run into a problem.
[HTC Droid DNA] BarryH_GEG:
VZW seems to enjoy butchering their devices from stock. There's a ton "enhancements" they made to the N2 that really don't make any sense. S-Planner is one of the coolest and most functional S-Pen enabled apps and they removed it and have Google Calendar set as the default. They also made the Wi-Fi notification toggle in to a Wi-Fi monitor so you have to go in to settings manually to turn Wi-Fi off and on. The N2 has a call and MMS blocking tool that they disabled also. Odd.
[HTC Droid DNA] another581:
I agree about the menu button; it would have been better if it only took a small screen estate on either corners at the bottom instead.

As for compatibility issue, I have not yet came across that problem...well probably because I do not play any games. I'm sure many apps will start to optimize for the 1080p resolution, now that we have it on the phone.

I have been using Samsung Fascinate ever since it came out...even with the minimal level of developer support before it boomed with tons of roms, I had no problem using it for all of my essential needs. People usually assume that outdated devices are incapable of handling most tasks, but I think a single core is enough to cover a smartphone's functionalities. I bought the DNA because its spec somewhat overkills the current smartphone standards to the extent where it will be enough for another three or five years.

Technology will only continue to advance without ever having a "Peak", so I wouldn't stress over playing the waiting game for the next new thing to come out. Well, that's just me of course
[HTC Droid DNA] BarryH_GEG:
Now that a 1080P phone has hit the market you can expect the spec wars to continue. The rumored SGS4 is supposed to have a 1080P display as well as an unannounced LG phone. People with the N10 are having the same issue. So it'll get resolved in time it's a matter of whether you're willing to wait.

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Smartphones-1080p-Screen-Retina-Display-HD,18639.html
[HTC Droid DNA] milan03:
The only issue is that those 1080p phones won't hit the mainstream market until April-May timeframe. This even further emphasizes the fact that DNA is the phone from the future... As an early adopter, I'm loving it!
[HTC Droid DNA] cowisland:
Sorry to hear you returned the phone, it was great having you in this forum. Enjoy your alternative phone choice!

I am also disappointed with game incompatibility, but keeping the DNA as I don't play that much. My son was upset about angry birds star wars turning up as a black screen though.
[HTC Droid DNA] adrynalyne:
Thank you for the kind words. :)

I really hope the device takes off. It has a ton of untapped potential.
[HTC Droid DNA] trebb:
I don't really game so I haven't come across any applications that don't work on this device. My two primary applications, however, are Facebook and Twitter...and the menu bar at the bottom is just a straight up pain in the ass. I don't understand why they couldn't either 1) add capacitive menu button or 2) do the menu buttons like the Galaxy S3/Note 2 etc. It just seems like an awful design decision to me, and I'm surprised more reviews didn't pick up on it.

It's things like this that lends to consumers thinking that Android lacks the 'polish' of iOS. I know it's not Android's fault by design, but the average consumer doesn't tend to care about AOSP vs. Sense, etc.
[HTC Droid DNA] fernando sor:
HTC completely changing sense on every update is baffling. They are so terrified of their market loss that it appears they have zero confidence.

And what happened to the button remap mod in 4.1? Gone.

I think this may be my last HTC phone if they don't get their **** together
[HTC Droid DNA] nkgangew:
You are definitely one of the most refreshing people that post here. I hope to see you around from time to time ;)

Definitely admire your choice. I feel like the DNA is the better phone for me, but then again, I don't do any gaming. And the Note 2, with its screen size, S pen, memory and massive battery make it a good choice for you my friend. I wish I could own both.
[HTC Droid DNA] Damented:
sorry to hear you returned it. When I seen your name on these forums I was excited because I always loved your work. I understand though
[HTC Droid DNA] nrfitchett4:
I think he's holding out for the next group of super phones.
[HTC Droid DNA] latebeat:
Wow, this post was spot on! I'm an android newbie and DNA is my fist phone without the menu button. So all this time I'm seeing these 3 dots at the bottom taking up precious real estate and I JUST signed up in this forum so that I could ask what is it and how to remove it. I'm glad I found this thread cause I've about reached the point where I'm ready to return this phone back!!

Let me ask you this, do you think it will better? Also in the end I didn't get it, is it the apps fault or is it HTC sense that's at fault for not letting us have a choice. Also one final question, are there any other mods that allow you to change the setting, making the recent apps button act like a settings buttion?

and lastly THANK you for sharing my frustration! At least I know I'm not alone or crazy for being so annoyed that I'm losing at least .3 of an inch. What's the point of advertizing that it's a 5" phone then?!
[HTC Droid DNA] robertmoore208:
this phone will get better with time .. it hasn't been out that long , nor has the unlock... The devs are starting to rip it apart , and then the fun starts

My HTC DNA
[HTC Droid DNA] fernando sor:
I don't believe he returned it yet.

Yeah I use to run your kernels on the Dinc adrynalyne
[HTC Droid DNA] adrynalyne:
Note: it can be fixed through root and mods. HTC may patch it as well eventually.
[HTC Droid DNA] adrynalyne:
Oh I know. The menu thing was fixable. It was the app compatibility that made me decide.
[HTC Droid DNA] adrynalyne:
Actually I did.

I went with the note II.

My gnex couldn't cut it with battery. I still feel that the DNA is the better device, but the app compatibility is something I want.

I was able to play Backstab last night for the first time in a year.

I dont do kernels as much anymore. I recognize that there are those who put me to shame with them such as faux and imo.
[HTC Droid DNA] fernando sor:
Sorry to hear your leaving
[HTC Droid DNA] hassaankhan1:
DNA

it is the best phone so far by htc.
[HTC Droid DNA] bwhite757:
Luckily I have rarely noticed the menu button on the bottom, but personally I think removing the menu key from the mainstay of buttons was a mistake on Google's part. Back, Home, Recent, and Menu should have been a constant. That is one thing (of many) that I liked with Android over iOS. In Apple apps there was no constant to where the hidden menu functions would be. You have to look and find the button. With Android (up until ICS anyway) there was always a constant capacitive button that you knew exactly where it was. On my GNex that was the first mod I threw on it, a constant menu button beside the 3 main buttons. If Google were to say the menu should be in a defined location for every app I would be OK with it, but they can't even do that with their own (Gmail, for instance moves it around while you're in the app). But all that being said, the only time I notice it within the DNA is when I'm typing. I have to adjust my fingers up if the menu key pops up on the bottom, and move down if its not present. I don't play games on my phone because I'd rather not waste battery on my phone for games, that's what I have a Nexus 7 for.

.........DNA.........
[HTC Droid DNA] chadster1976:
Sorry to hear you're leaving the DNA as well Adrynalyne... The more devs we have with DNA's in their hands, the better...

As far as the three button menu goes, I haven't really gotten it in the way of too many things. It seems more like a problem with the app developers rather than the phone itself. I agree that as more and more phones come out that are 1080 screens, devs are only going to have to account for the screens in their app updates - or risk loosing customers.

I'm keeping the phone more for the hardware itself. I can wade through the small amount of "problems"/annoyances that are occurring until CM10 or some other ROM is released for it. I've never really been too thrilled with Sense anyway, so I'll probably just slap an AOSP ROM on it as soon as something stable comes out.
[HTC Droid DNA] adrynalyne:
I don't play games all of the time, but I have bought a considerable amount in the time I have had Android devices. Not being able to run many of them really bothered me.
[HTC Droid DNA] zerocool79346:
Damn you adrynalyne for talking me out of spending $600 I don't have! Lol that stupid menu decision absolutely drove me nuts when I played with the phone and until HTC really pushes the marketing of the phone and the SGS4 is released, I'd agree about development for 1080p phones being on the back burner. Let me know what you think about the N2, its really been tempting me as of late and like you said, the battery life of the Gnex is its Achilles heel.
[HTC Droid DNA] typeriz:
You know HTC will never market this phone, its all on Verizon, but it looks like Verizon is on a love fest with the moto razr devices?? Baffles me everytime I see moto devices advertised by Verizon and not HTC's droid line.
[HTC Droid DNA] zerocool79346:
Yeah I don't know what kind of premium they get on Moto devices for the advertising and sales, but I can remember dang near fighting with reps when I wanted the Eris over the OG Droid (monetary issue) and then the Gnex over the RAZR ( don't do encrypted bootloaders). Moto is definitely in their pockets.
[HTC Droid DNA] n0code:
I don't want to sound like I'm hating on this phone, but I returned mine and picked up an iphone5. I've never been an iOS user and wanted to see how it was. The real reason for the return, was that my nexus 4 finally arrived. After a week of test driving the DNA, I realized I wasn't ready to be an early adopter. The issues of support for 1080p was just annoying for me and after playing with my n4 side by side with it I found the n4 was perfectly fine as an android replacement. The phone was beautiful, the quality of the build is second to none, I'll give it that. Just issues with Sense not really utilizing 1080p real estate was a bit weird. Lack of OTAs will be a concern for me (I knew that going in). I really just utilized my early upgrade to see what the phone was like before I went for the iphone 5 + n4 combo. Another personal issue for me was size. My hands are too small to really hold/use this one handed on my subway rides daily. It will fall and break, I can see it happening any day now for me. So yah, I've returned mine and stuck with my n4. My initial impressions is that the DNA has so much to offer over the n4, for some reason I found the n4 a bit snappy without any hiccups.
[HTC Droid DNA] hassaankhan1:
Bombastic

HTC DNA is the fantastic phone so far xx
[HTC Droid DNA] bakemcbride21:
This thread clinched it for having been on the fence on whether to leave my rooted Bamf'd up TBolt..your review here is as good as gold (from seeing your contributions over there and here, too, obviously) and since I don't game all that much, this does sound like an awesome phone.

I just had to get used to idea of the lesser storage and non removable battery.
[HTC Droid DNA] adrynalyne:
Yeah--I got around the limited storage with streaming everything under the sun LOL.

These have been discussed around here as well.

http://www.kingston.com/us/usb/wireless#wid
[HTC Droid DNA] latebeat:
There's always a way around things. However, if you had the option of having an sd card slot wouldn't you prefer to have it than not? Wouldn't it make your life so much easier? If verizon saw how upset the dna users were maybe they wouldn't have removed the sd card slot from the phone in their shady effort to push for higher data plan costs! J butterfly does have a sim card slot, giving its users the option to do whatever they want. Verizon seriously went out of their way to make sure that it wouldn't be there.
[HTC Droid DNA] adrynalyne:
I am not defending Verizon's motives by any means. I would like local music, because I can choose what plays them. I have been seriously missing PowerAmp.

That said, if you can screw Verizon by burning data like there is no tomorrow....I say do it! :D
[HTC Droid DNA] bakemcbride21:
LOL...I really shouldn't have an issue as I'm on the NJ state contract and we're locked into unlimited data no matter what...I just hate the cloud in general...but if I do put my music up there 16GB is plenty locally for everything else.
[HTC Droid DNA] fernando sor:
It's funny I had the rezound on Verizon and the evo 4g lte with sprint which I love except for their horrible network. I got the DNA because I had a large amount gift card with best buy and I was really starting to worry they may go out of business.

Verizon has a great network but it's really not the best if you want to mod. They are really making it difficult. And it's all so they can shove more of their garbage bloat down our throats.
[HTC Droid DNA] cdmoore74:
I did one final DNA hands on before getting my Note 2 and the menu button killed the deal. I knew you guys had root but I didn't like the fact that once you root there's proof that the system has been modified.
[HTC Droid DNA] Dri94:
Adrenalyn you made me sad with this thread. Sad to see you go man but I completely understand why

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[HTC Droid DNA] hassaankhan1:
Awesome

this is the epic android device
[HTC Droid DNA] two_cents:
I'm sad to see you wont be playing with the DNA in the future you were always a great person to have around any device I have owned before... but I have found that that the DNA may be my phone that needs the least amount of modification from stock... unlike the Tbolt and the Nexus which root and roms were needed to hep with the battery life the DNA has impressed me very much. so I am very happy with root and removing the bloat and installing my old apps saved games...

Have fun with whatever phone you decide to go with. I'm sure I'm not the only one who thinks that you will be missed here.
[HTC Droid DNA] typeriz:
I was about to return the DNA for t he note 2, and just stopped my self, the DNA is too beautiful and actually meets all my needs.

Either phone is great Samsung def. Fixed the screen issue by going non pentile, its just the size of note 2 on the ear killed it for me.

I have my Sony duo 11 on order so my tablet

Needs will be fixed with the pen support.
[HTC Droid DNA] fernando sor:
I agree this is a nice phone. I really don't see the battery issues some reviews complained about either. Some said horrible battery life. Horrible battery life is the rezound or the tbolt.
[HTC Droid DNA] YeledKaki:
Give the phone time, it's pretty much new on the market. incompatibility issues will most likely be fixed soon! I assure that.
[HTC Droid DNA] adrynalyne:
Are you going to put money on that assurance? ;)

Soon to me means weeks, not months later.

There aren't even any xxhdpi resources in AOSP.
[HTC Droid DNA] typeriz:
how do you like the note 2 so far ADR??
[HTC Droid DNA] adrynalyne:
Its nice. It is no DNA, but it is nice.

Pros

Most of my apps work again, even ones that didn't on Gnex.

Battery life

Utility

sd slot

Cons

Too big

Lower resolution screen

Too big

Audio isn't as good

Mali-400 GPU vs. Adreno 320

Too big

Not as good reception (still better than Gnex)

You can't really go wrong with a DNA or Note II, but I definitely like the DNA better as a smartphone. I see the Note II as a tablet that makes calls. The S-Pen ended up how I expected, with it being a gimmicky feature.
[HTC Droid DNA] fernando sor:
with all of the plans for future 1080p panels im sure it will be addressed. When is the question. for me its not an issue as i dont game on my phone. al of the apps i use so far load no problem.
[HTC Droid DNA] typeriz:
Surprised audio isn't good, I thought Wolfson chips were great for audiophiles :rolleyes:

Maybe if app support picks up you come back.

Before the DNA was announced I was heavilly looking at the windows htc 8x, i can understand the need for your apps yo work.

Reason i didn't jump ship...
[HTC Droid DNA] adrynalyne:
It's good. Dna is better(probably due to amp). Wolfson usually needs tweakage to sound killer.
[HTC Droid DNA] Dri94:
Saw my first dna commercial (on tv). It was ok, was hard to understand and not as cool as the maxxx commercial but in hoping it will bring attention to the phone

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"a foot is the ultimate stocking stuffer"
[HTC Droid DNA] FlyingCaveman:
app compatibility does kinda suck... but all in due time. Gotta love adopting a new phone right out the gate. Now we wait for the world to catch up
[HTC Droid DNA] nkgangew:
I'm right there with you and I stopped myself as well. I love the S PEN, but its too big of a phone. To me, I came to the conclusion that I want both. Its like wanting a PS3 and Wii. Yes they're both game consoles but they're so different and so good in the areas that make them different. If I played lots of games, or work was a businessman I'd pick the Note 2. But due to how I personally use my phone, the DNA just suits me better. I don't blame anyone for jumping ship from either device and switching to the other. Honestly, they're both remarkable phones.
[HTC Droid DNA] typeriz:
I got so many compliments on the DNA, they were like is that the galaxy and than i paused.obviously they were iPhone users.

That alone tells me Samsung is doing there marketing RIGHT..

Also another huge plus is the curved edge on the screen, cant Belive nobody mentions it. Mt fingers just flow right off the screen.

Homecreen with audio glow LWP is straight sex at 1080 p.
[HTC Droid DNA] Dri94:
Even Google doesn't support our device

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[HTC Droid DNA] tnez:
You have to sideload the ears apk for it to work

Sent from my HTC Droid DNA
[HTC Droid DNA] adrynalyne:
I am "guessing" that is because the song search app isn't installed. Just sideload it. I grabbed it from 4.2.

http://www.mediafire.com/?xmrhiebcczr2rsm
[HTC Droid DNA] Dri94:
Does cwm support this ?

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