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[General Questions and Answers] mahendra0203:
What is realignment and which is the app for google play store

How to realign the zip in ubuntu and if I want to remove the google play store app , which apk do I remove ?
[Android Apps and Games] dbaf14:
hey guys ,

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[Android Apps and Games] numaverick:
Looks niceeeee!!! I'll wait for this game :)..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Harmonizeddeath:
Yes, I know there are other threads out there from people having this same message. But I read through several of them, and they have having different issues.

The facts:

Samsung Galaxy Nexus, running ParanoidAndroid 2.99 beta6 (JB 4.2.1)

I had forgotten to re-flash the gapps after updating to the beta6, so I just tried flashing the newest gapps using GooManager (comes with PA I believe...)

Anyway, that was a bad idea apparently. Using GooManager. Now, whenever I boot up, I get that error in the title, and when I hit OK, I get the constant message "Setup Wizard has stopped working." I can't access my home screen, it's just black, and I've tried doing a factory reset, then reinstalling the ROM and gapps using TeamWin Recovery (what I normally use).

I am currently in the process of wiping my phone COMPLETELY, and then installing the system and such, hopefully fixing it. Just makes me sad that I didn't have a very recent backup =(

Assuming that doesn't work, does anyone have tips for me? Or an idea of what I SHOULD have done FIRST, after the problem occurred?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] n-0-s:
Sound like drama :( I would go with your initial plan and start over again with a clean wipe. But before doing that have you tried fixing permissions to see if that helps?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
could you tell us which gapps you are flashing? also do you use Titanium Backup to restore all your apps?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Harmonizeddeath:
I wasn't really able to use my phone, when it was "broken". Couldn't access anything on the home screen (as there seemed to be no home screen at all) and the "Setup Wizard" pop-up just kept coming. So, I did not try fixing permissions.

Ummm... I was/am using the most recent gapps from goo.im I believe. I was linked to the gapps download from the PA thread (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1619582). 4.2-2012 11 27

Anyway, it all works now. It took a few tries. I used the Galaxy Nexus Toolkit to flash stock ROMs (tried stock 4.2, but it got stuck on the Google boot screen [not animation] every time, so I settled on 4.0.4) and later flash TWRP so I could flash PA 2.99beta6 again. I did it properly this time, and all works well.

Sorry to bother the forums with this thread.

Oh! And I have NOT been using Titanium Backup. I tried using it, before I upgraded to PA 2.99 (required a format to go from the previous version), but it wouldn't back up anything properly. I eventually settled on using the GNex Toolkit (which also failed for me, but it was a fault on my part).

So to get my apps back, I've been doing it manually by going to the play store and going one-by-one to get the apps that were synced to my account. Really sucks losing all of my data =/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Twiq:
go to /system/app folder using root browser, and look for apks with incorrect permissions. All apk inside that folder should have 644 permission (owner read write, group read, and other read)

Or you could alternatively fix permissions from recovery or using other apps
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Khizar:
i had this on stock 4.0.4 when i first got my phone.. flashed 4.1 and it fixed the issue
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] n-0-s:
OP - I use mybackup pro from the app store to backup all my data/apps and videos etc. Simply backup then go into your phones system folder go into rerware folder and find your backup folder and drag it to your pc. Simply update your phone then just drop mybackup pros apk file to your phone again ..install..then drag your backup folder back into its rerware folder...if it doesnt have a rerware folder..do a little backup of your phone in stock and then you should see that rerware folder...anyway thats just the way i do it..works blissfully for me everytime!
[HTC One X+] smoothmoose:
Ok. I'm planning to upgrade from my LG G2x (Wind Optimus 2X) to either with Galaxy S3 or the One X+ (North American - Telus Canada versions). I'm leaning to the S3, but I want to see if people on this forum can change my mind. My criteria:

- Real-life performance (benchmarks are moot)

- Battery-life

- Camera performance

- Construction quality

- Future proofing (ROM development both 3rd party or manufacturer)

Coming from the LG G2x, I've learned a lot of lesson on areas I've gotten burned. That's one reason I've ruled out the Nexus 4 (being LG) and that fact that 16GB is not freaking enough. Google is smoking dope if they think we can get everything off the cloud and don't need much storage...not when we're on a plane or in the subway. I've learned that nVidia is terrible and doesn't support or provide source code for the Tegra (at least for the Tegra 2), I've learned, that though the processor was great, the G2x was totally short on RAM 384MB (usable), I've learn that given all these issues both LG and developers here and there weren't spending much effort supporting the device.

I much prefer the design and construction of the One X+ over the Galaxy S3, I also prefer, Sense over TouchWiz, but I'm open to trying new ROMs, skins, and launchers. I prefer things to work well stock, out of the box, but again if I need to rolling in a new ROM (or just a nice update on Android, I'm happy to do so.)

So I've probably already convinced myself based on my criteria, the S3 is better choice for me, even though, I dread the look and the feel in hand, and the fact that it's as ubiquitous as the iPhone. So someone convince me otherwise to go with the One X+ instead.

SM
[HTC One X+] Andrew149:
I just came from the s3 and all I can say is if you like features speed and a beautiful phone one x plus is for you as for development the s3 is going to be best if you like switching roms
[HTC One X+] smoothmoose:
How do you find the battery life and camera compared to the S3? Reading reviews online and the battery thread here, I still sense the still S3 wins in those categories.
[HTC One X+] killman2659:
I too came from the S3. I exchanged it for a One X+ yesterday. So far, the build quality is like day and night between the S3 and one X plus. The 64 gb of storage is useful as well.

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It depends on what ROM you plan to use for battery life. I can't make a solid answer about battery yet, but I will say if you plan on gaming it eats up battery pretty quickly. IMO, I prefer the One X camera. Audio quality on the one X plus seems better as well. My advice would be to go to a store and try both phones out and see which one is best for you.
[HTC One X+] Andrew149:
The battery is about the same as my s3, that I owned for 4 months it's about 8-19 hours depending on how heavy I use my phone mostly tapatalk YouTube pulse facebook talk and texting all day with some GPS navigation. The camera is about the same, (HTC camera software blows Samsung's out the water) HTC one x wins all the way in my book, the phone works great s3 software is still ics stock while the one x is jellybean.

One thing I wanna note is the one x plus has no lagg at all the speakers on the s3 internal and external sucks compared to onex+
[HTC One X+] smoothmoose:
Not a lot gaming at all. More surfing, videos, and I tend to use navigation a lot when I'm travelling. I hate having my phone out of juice in the middle of the afternoon especially when I'm travelling in another city because I was using the navigation/GPS a lot.
[HTC One X+] Andrew149:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2015384
[HTC One X+] sandeep.mjs:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2021540
[HTC One X+] HaJeeEs:
For me personally there is also a non technical/specs related reason. I've always been a fan of HTC devices. Design, build quality and reliability is the best among Android devices. Eventhough competing brands might offer a specs wise slightly better device, I keep supporting HTC by buying their products. I want the company to stay in the Android phone business! Otherwise Samsung or Apple will soon be the only main manufacturers... :(
[HTC One X+] celine62:
I also come d one s3 and j have a passion which is the concert, level video photograph, battery, the one x + is to superieur in s3 however that ci etait root

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[HTC One X+] smoothmoose:
Agree 100% on HTC as company. In fact, I was using HTC for my two previous devices prior to going to the LG G2x. Again big regret going to LG. But times have changed a bit and Samsung is really pulling ahead in the Android market. My biggest concern with One X+ reading around is the battery life. Right now it seems some people are doing fine with while others are having some serious battery drain issues. I might need to get the device and try it a couple of days to really find out for myself.
[HTC One X+] deeznuts:
Isn't there a 14-30 day period when u buy a phone that u can return it no questions asked with a new contract? If so, why does anyone need to tell anyone answers to questions they can figure out on their own? Lol. Get the S3, play with it for 10 days, return it for hox+, return it in 10 days, then stick with the one u like best. If u can't figure out battery life in 10 days then a smartphone probably ain't for u, lol! Some people
[HTC One X+] Pandasaurus12:
If you had to choose between phones, choose between the Optimus G or the HTC One X+. I say this because I personally want to spend $200 on a phone with 1.) Good Build Quality and 2.) not outdated Hardware (the S3 has a dual core, all phones now have quad core). If you want many ROMs, then get the S3. I've had all 3 phones, and I'm sticking with the One X+. Battery life is on par with S3, but the Optimus G has the best out of all. One X+ screen is on par with Optimus G, and they both blow the S3 screen. S3 and One X+ cameras are both good, Optimus G's is mediocre.

Hope this helped.
[HTC One X+] smoothmoose:
I'm in Canada, so things are a little different with our carriers. My current provider had a 30min voice and 50MB data usage limit to void the device return policy even though the period is 14 days. I'll have to look into Telus's policy more closely if they also have something similar. That and we have 3 yr contracts and better healthcare...
[HTC One X+] davidstech11:
I just returned my One X+. I wanted it because I really like the 64GB of internal storage. Plus I was getting bored with my Galaxy S3. I knew I was losing RAM but figured it was worth the trade off (the U.S. GS3 has 2GB RAM vs 1GB for One X+).

I have the GS3 with AOKP and after using the One X+ I realized it is NOT faster than my GS3 like I was thinking it would be. I knew the One X+ was not as friendly to root and flash ROMs like the GS3 but I was willing to just leave it stock. It's not that it lagged or anything. It works great as is. It's just that having the Galaxy S3 and iPhone 5 (Nexus 4) it did not offer the performance boost I was looking for. As for the storage, my GS3 does have less internal storage but it does accept SD cards.

It does play better looking games than the US GS3 with its Adreno 225. It will get really hot playing the high end games but I had a case on so I didn't feel it as much. The One X+ GPU is not better than the iPhone 5 GPU or even the Nexus 4 with its Adreno 320. I knew that before hand but was still fine with that. I just mention it here in case you didn't know.

As for battery life, I had a PowerSkin on my One X+ that offers some protection AND has spare battery power if and when needed. So I didn't have a battery problem myself.

If your fine not having a device that's as friendly to hack and has as much developer support then I would say the One X+ would be good over the GS3. I didn't like that by keeping my One X+ stock that I couldn't disable all the bloat but it was a small price to pay I guess.
[HTC One X+] Andrew149:
You do realize the one x+ has a 12 core gpu. IPhone 5 is a quad gpu and I'm not sure about the s4 pro.
[HTC One X+] davidstech11:
lol. You believe because it has more cores that makes it better? The “cores" are not equal at all. The GPU's are different. And although you see that number you are very mistaken to think that makes it more powerful. Its not. Its not even close to being the same.

No the iPhone 5 has a 3 core GPU. The iPad last I check has the quad core GPU to push all those extra pixels. Benchmarks can show how many frames the devices run loading and playing certain things. The iPhone 5 in mine and others who done it handles and plays way smoother with mores frames in those intense benchmark 3D tests.

I forgot some people can't accept a device they like or has being less powerful and beaten by other devices. In whatever area. I didn't mean to make think the One X+ GPU is not good. It just really is not better than the other two I listed. Once my devices GPUs are beaten by others I have no problem accepting that. In fact, I said the Tegra-3 was better than my Adreno 225 in my GS3.
[HTC One X+] imeem:
the international version has a quad core.
[HTC One X+] ozozdil:
Why would anyone bother convincing you. Its your flipping choice.

If you wanna follow the crowed like a sheep then you will get the s3 any way.

Ow by the way the s3 is made for humans, we aliens use the one x...
[HTC One X+] smoothmoose:
I'm passing on the Optimus G and Nexus 4 as well given my bad experience with my LG G2x...it's probably the worst experience I've had with a phone.
[HTC One X+] smoothmoose:
When I bought my LG G2x it was basically the first phone with a dual-core in the world. But reality sinks in that, with poor driver support and lack of RAM it was slower than most single-core phones, once I loaded it with software.

Hopefully 1GB is enough for the One X+.
[HTC One X+] davidstech11:
The One X+ with 1GB RAM should be good for you. You should try it and just be sure to return it before 14 days are up IF you are not happy. I think for the price the One X+ is a good option.
[HTC One X+] baste07:
Best way to decide is told the phone yourself,

And the fact that every other person has s3 already
[HTC One X+] Andrew149:
obviously more cores doesn't always mean something the MHZ mean allot and NM technology is what matters also the Nvidia Gpu is enhanced for games on the phone so it is truely very powerful

LOLSSS

iPhone 5 benchmarks: Slower than the Galaxy S3, faster than the Nexus 7

http://www.extremetech.com/computin...er-than-the-galaxy-s3-faster-than-the-nexus-7
[HTC One X+] baste07:
benchmarks? you can't rely on them to decide fully which is better
[HTC One X+] Amritttt:
I was just wondering in one x+ forum and stopped here its a difficult choice see i am using s3 and i like changing Roms and at the moment their are hundreds of roms but all of them are same there besides cm/aokp roms.

After using s3 for six months battery life not that great lasts 11-12 hours which is not sufficient for me. My day starts at 9:30am and ends by 12am so its less i got a charger in my office

I have a group of 15 friends and i was the first one to buy s3 and after me 6 of my friends got s3 and rest use bb or just now 4 of them got lumia 920 and the war is going on and i am winning it because i get to enjoy all my s3 features with nfc/s beam and some of its sensor tricks but if i alone had s3 some of the features are useless i hope so you get my point lol.

So overall s3 is an awesome phone performance wise battery life wise fepends on the end user and features wise though that depends if some of your friend or colleagues got s3 lol :)
[HTC One X+] wakers:
Just got rid of my 3 month old Samsung S3 and bought a HTC one x plus...

Liked the s3 its obviously a good phone, battery life etc was really good...

But I personally much prefer the look on the HTC and i also like sense and the fact that although there aren't many roms at the moment there will be i'm sure, all the S3 roms are the same but with a different theme pretty much (I'm sure there are plenty of S3 chefs that won't be that happy with that comment but from an end user perspective thats what it seems like)...

Nothing wrong with them but after coming from a few previous HTC phones before the S3 i missed the choice...

Also I've never had a phone drop its signal so much don't know if thats a vodafone thing or a samsung thing but i've had some really frustrating moments with the S3... I had an S2 before that and that seemed fine...

The sound is way better on the One X particularly with headphones.

I had a HD2, Desire, Desire HD then Sensation and ran them all without sense roms as it seemed to bog them down not so with the One X+, so far really impressed...

Both are good phones i miss some features of the S3 mostly the shortcuts for wifi etc when you drop down the notification but its no biggy...
[HTC One X+] davidstech11:
I know about this exact link. I posted it myself before. I could also post links to articles showing how the iPhone 5 beats this same GS3, even this international version in various benchmarks too. lol.
[HTC One X+] Andrew149:
It's fun trolling somtimes :P
[HTC One X+] baste07:
Yeah. The OP question opens this thread for trolling.
[HTC One X+] orfeas:
Hey guys, this is the 3rd HTC device I own.

But now I am really wondering:

Is this a phone fir left-handed?

Why on earth do they place the back button on the left???????

-sent on the go
[HTC One X+] baste07:
you must have short fingers
[HTC One X+] orfeas:
I can't bend my thumb so much, it aches.

After all, the back button is the most often pressed.

-sent on the go
[HTC One X+] shafez:
Galaxy S3 suffers from bad memory management and has a lag problem in phone and contacts apps which can not be kept in the memory all the time and it can not be fixed.

I have S3 and not happy with its performance that is why I am here.
[HTC One X+] baste07:
Oh and i guess which hand you use (if one handed)
[HTC One X+] CountMagnusLee:
My two Cents

In the for what it's worth department. I agree with everyone here that playing with them yourself is the best option.

I went in yesterday to my local ATT store to do just that. After having played with them for 45 minutes, I decided on the One X+.

It just _felt_ better to me than the S3. Some things to consider. I had an existing HTC Inspire 4G, which I had rooted and have played with many custom roms on. HTC appeared to ME to support developers and rooting a little more than Samsung does (htcdev.com supports unlocking the bootloader while Samsung keeps track of how many times I flash the device (yes I know I can reset that)).

After playing with it for almost 24 hours now, I can say this. If you like HTC Sense, then you'll like this. If you like Stock Android, go for the S3. Battery life while Gaming (Shadowgun Deadzone) is not great. Yes, it gets warm when gaming (Well, if I didn't grip it for dear life maybe it wouldn't!), I wouldnt call it hot, but I'm no expert. Battery life when using LARGE amounts of Wifi is not great. I downloaded my Google Play music library last night and it was on pace to drain the battery in 3 hours (I should say that I had NOT yet fully charged it). I find the screen much better in my opinion.

So for what it's worth, play with both and see what you think. In my world (twisted and demented as it is) I like the One X+. Soon to be rooted. :) (we're taking bets as to how long I can go with an un-rooted phone. I've made it 24 hours and no shakes yet ... )

Michael
[HTC One X+] Smeghead_:
I don't really know much about custom rom support for the different manufacturers, so how far behind would the One X+ be compared to the S3 in terms of amount of custom roms available, and regular bug fixes? Because if I were to get a One X+, I'd want to flash it with something like CM10 or AOKP (i.e. as close to stock Android as possible), with as few bugs as possible (e.g. fully working wifi, camera etc). I don't see the point in getting one over say a Nexus 4 or S3 otherwise.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Torres695:
like 3 months ago i changed my Galaxy Ace theme, but now im sick of it and i want to go back to the stock one, any1 has it or knows where to find it? .. i want the 2.3.4 Gingerbread stock theme
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 1Android:
I'm certain this has been brought up before Several thousand times, but I gotta ask again...What is it that drives people to constantly flash new Roms/updates every couple days or even weeks?

I have been running cleanRom 3.0 and having no issues, no bugs, GREAT battery life. Why would I change that? I know CleanRom 5.0 has come out, but what would be the point to update if 3.0 is working perfectly and spot on?

Is it that people get bored?

Is it that people wonder what is different?

just makes me wonder.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DROID3R:
Im guilty of this myself. I believe a rooted debloated with a theme of your choice is the way to go

iSheep... iSheep... Meowww that's Apple
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ddurandSGS3:
see whats different, see customizations, battery life, other random usually rom exclusive features.

ive probably flashed 75% of the roms available for this device just to see what theyre all about.

it helps me help other people, and helps me make my device my own.

most of the times its out of boredom and i restore my daily driver rom
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Brian Gove:
Because updates to the ROM = possibly better phone
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SlimSnoopOS:
I prefer stability but I like changing stuff on my phone. I'll stay on a rom for a few weeks and not change a thing but the entire time I'll want to flash something even if I have no reason too smh Ultimately, I'm just not satisfied with what ships out the box.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bobAbooE:
The grass is always greener.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crygon:
I used to flash weekly with my OG droid, over the years I have slowed down to once a month or so. I have 4 android devices so thats still a lot of flashing. I am always in search of the perfect rom, haha whatever that may be. faster, smoother, bells and whistles. I don't even know.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dogredwing1:
To have the latest and greatest rom.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] luis86dr:
Bug fixes and improvements. Plain and simple. :p
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DaemonAshra:
I've been trying to find the best Rom for what I do every day, but there are always little problems that bug me on every Rom. I damaged Clean Rom 5.0 and have finally stopped the daily flashing. This is as close as I well get to the prefect Rom.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 1Android:
And I get what everyone has said. BUT for those of us that prefer performance (i.e. great battery life, no issues/bugs, fast speeds) over "new'ness", once you find a Rom that gives you the best of all worlds, why would you even worry about the latest? I have been on CleanRom 3.0 for since a couple weeks after it came out. ONLY reason I went to it was because I wasn't happy with the 4 Roms I tried before. Those 4 Roms I tried prior all had bugs or poor battery life that I wasn't happy with. Now that I am Happy with EVERYTHING, I dont plan on changing.

And don't get me wrong here, I know that just because I am satisfied and not wanting to flash doesn't mean that others will be content with that. Nobody needs to tell me that. I'm not trying to debate, just trying to see how others here think.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] flash_27:
Because it is great to see the capability of your device by exploring different roms and it is so darn addicting.