yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X+] mgymnop:
I have a HOX+ and I haven't rooted it yet. In the application settings I have the possibility to disable apps. I did that for a bunch of the AT&T apps. Is that comparable to the freezing in titanium backup? I never saw the disable function in stock JB on my Gnex but maybe I just haven't used it because there is no bloat on stock Android:laugh:
[HTC One X+] Rularn:
Yes. Can thaw same apps with TB.

Sent from my HTC One X+
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TimothyWD:
After scouring the forums for quite sometime, I'm having trouble locating much information about the SCH-R530M. (MetroPCS) With T-moblie and metro merging I thought this forum was best place to look for answers. At this point I'm just looking to Root the SCH-R530M stock. If anyone can point me in the correct direction I'd sure appreciate it much.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Id say check CF auto root by Chainfire in the Original Dev section. If it doesn't look like that'll work, try zedomax's method in development.

Basically you odin flash cwm or twrp recovery, then flash the SuperSU pkg from there.

Before anything though you need to make sure the partition layout of your phone is the same as ours. I'm pretty sure all US variants are the same, but don't take my word for it as I don't know for sure.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TimothyWD:
Thanks DocHoliday77, I'll have to do some more reading it looks. I'm in no hurry, if anyone else has any more info that would be great. I'm sure someone here has done it already.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] andy_d0:
Not sure how to fix the issue

Edit - nm. Figured it out
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] raw2000j:
Are Agat, ktoonez and the stock kernels the only ones available for jellybean for touchwiz on the sprint galaxy s3?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeWjF:
Google search for the Anthrax kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] raw2000j:
Ill have to search again I havent come up with anything thusfar Ill try again thx
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeWjF:
Check your PM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] raw2000j:
I found it just waiting on registration go thru so I can download thx
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] das_webos_transformer:
Site doesn't work on my tab. Weird. How's the kernel?

I'm waiting approval also....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeWjF:
So far smooth as hell. I'm not sure if it's against the rules to discuss it here though. I'm intrigued by this Linaro implementation.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ImEVO:
Why is it against the rules?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeWjF:
I don't know if it is. Is it okay to post links to other dev forums on XDA?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ImEVO:
Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xblackvalorx:
I believe as long as no links are posted it should be fine. But, so long as we're talking about it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] daniel4653:
Anyone care to PM me that kernel y'all are talking about
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeWjF:
Anyone else that's been able to get the Anthrax kernel seeing their minimum frequencies jump up and down? Is this a dual core thing? Or something else?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] raw2000j:
I notice it jumping too but its very fast and smooth battery lifes not bad either I like it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] GuestK00145:
Nevermind registration approved:D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdwp16:
Could someone also pm me a link? :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] raw2000j:
Just google anthrax kernel for sprint galaxy s3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] raw2000j:
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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeWjF:
What ROM are you running, and are you overclocking?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] raw2000j:
Im running goodness 6.0 and not overclocked on interative and not overclocked
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xblackvalorx:
You need to go into bin, and delete "mpdecision" I also get rid of init.qcomm.postboot.sh also, anthrax controls all of that.

I get 6600 on quadrant on stock frequencies, with interactive governor, as well as a solid 8 hours of heavy use.

16 hrs, with what, xda considers typical use.

@-75mv across
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
This kernel is too good to be true. I cant wait to flash the aosp rom the dev is cooking up(not cm sources either, only Google's).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] raw2000j:
Me too lol cqnt wait :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] raw2000j:
This kernel also fixed sound like htc one x too sounds better to me :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeWjF:
Does the Anthrax kernel bork boot animations for anyone else?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] raw2000j:
I havent tried boot animations
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeWjF:
I'm talking about whatever animation the ROM already has.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeWjF:
Guys that AnthraX ROM dropped today. Alpha 1.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xTmDarren:
link please :)

I've looked around but I just don't want to download the wrong one..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeWjF:
It's in a thread on the dev's forum, you have to be registered. I'll PM you a link.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] raw2000j:
Yea running great got on screen buttons too lol

Sent from my Sprint Galaxy S3 Anthrax Rom!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeWjF:
I haven't flashed it yet, is everything working. Daily driver worthy?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] raw2000j:
I'm using now as a daily and no screen flickering

Sent from my Sprint Galaxy S3 Anthrax Rom!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] raw2000j:
View attachment 1549259

Sent from my Sprint Galaxy S3 Anthrax Rom!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwalker279:
Can I have a link too? Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] raw2000j:
Dont think we could post it cause its a private thing but just Google sprint galaxy s3 anthrax kernel and when there register

Sent from my Sprint Galaxy S3 Anthrax Rom!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xTmDarren:
I tried the Anthrax kernel and my score on quadrant went to around 5700..

With the default kernel I can get around 5900..

I haven't tested the rom yet.. I may do that tomorrow..

Or I may just strip down the JB rom from all the bloatware, bc it seems like the only rom I keep changing back to..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DroidModder:
Can someone PM me a link to the kernel?! I tried AGAT and jm not impressed
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
Its a private kernel you have to register on the site ans hope to be approved by the developer. Just Google anthrax kernel to find the site.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kaosb0x:
anthrax kernel

It's public now ;D just download it search for "Anthrax Kernel" first link that says Development..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The Root:
This always happens with custom kernels. I'm not entirely certain it has to do with actual performance or what the app is testing. Remember, there's always a human element to electronics that the device can't ever test with quantifiable results. Benchmarks mean very little. If you notice results for an extended period, it's probably not random luck.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Very true

+1

Sent from my PG06100
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Jorge81:
Love using this app but noticed when installing on JB Roms I go into a boot loop, Any resulotions? :confused:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] android4545:
I used to get those all the time but I loved the app, it did a lot of weird things to my phone though. I could never fix this problem
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nutpants:
There it's a newer version for jelly bean.

Honestly it rock s on ics too.

It's on xda someplace

I don't have s link
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] BlackZenith:
Awe man, this makes me not even want JB.

Droid Wall + LBE = Fortress. No way I'd be rooted w/o these two.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nutpants:
i found that unless the settings were identical having two fire walls enabled would case problems..

i just used lbe,

i just wished there were more permissions to block in lbe
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] BlackZenith:
I've never had any problems b/c I don't use LBE to manage internet access, I let Droid Wall do that. I really only use LBE to limit an apps access to info about/on my phone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nutpants:
if droid wall had pop ups to ask for Internet permissions i expect i would use it too,,,

the pop ups just make it simple to selectively allow access to the Internet and permissions for apps i dont want to have access ALL the time.

i started with droid wall and loved it.

i dont know if one is better than the other but i believe they work in different ways
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] erickh:
You can use the version here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1422479 on JB. Its translated from Chinese but its the only version I know that works.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Jorge81:
I'll give it a shot when we get jb 4.2
[HTC One X+] mrbro0ks:
Would using a rapid charger with a 2.1A output damage the phone battery overtime?
[HTC One X+] Wlk:
I tried to use iPad charger with 2.1A to charge HOX+, but it just doesnt work. Phone detects it like USB charging and you get something like 500mAh charging. Same for regular iPhone charger (slim one). HTC has some modifications on their chargers (think crossed data lines or something like this), so I get AC charging only with original charger and one fake copy of Apple charger from DealExtreme, which charges AC but also distorts touch screen while plugged.

Its great to use these nonstandard modifications which forces users to buy branded stuff for double price, wonder why HTC is in red numbers for some time...
[HTC One X+] Andrew149:
Why would you want to rapid charge your phone your battery will degrade twice as fast
[HTC One X+] Wlk:
2.1A charger wont charge phone with full power, internal phone logic doesnt allow this. But advantage of using stronger charger is that you can charge phone with full 1A and still have some room for more when phone is under load and take more juice. At least this way it worked for me on iPhone, but Android devices have more limitations and HOX+ from what I found out is disabling 2 cores and limiting remaining two to 1,6 GHz while on charger...
[HTC One X+] Andrew149:
Probably disableing 2 cores so that the phone wont overheat while on the charger.
[HTC One X+] Azerox:
It will damage it over time, just dont.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YeledKaki:
I would just like to mention that the optimus g (the phone which the nexus 4 is based on) has soft keys instead of software keys unlike on the nexus 4.

Here are a few reasons why i wouldn't prefer software buttons.

- They can get easily pressed by mistake while using apps or if your phone doesn't have a lock screen.

- The nexus 4 it's self has a 4.7" display, but because of the software buttons it downgraded it to about between 4.5" to 4.55" which is really a bummer for me. (I do know that they disappear while previewing photos/videos, not that it matters).

- If the screen cracks, the software keys might stop functioning. And as you guys know the nexus 4 is very close from being a pure glass made device.

I'm not saying it's as bad, from the price aspect it's totally a worthy device! In comparison to other phones in this price range. But if they would've pushed it a little bit further it could've been the ultimate phone.

Might've been a few more things i did not mention.

Please, share your opinions!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigDig:
GTFO and keep using your fruit phone- that`s my opinion!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YeledKaki:
I'm just saying it could've been a flawless device with a little more tweaks.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigDig:
It`s already flawless for people that know phones and technology....
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmejiaa:
I had the same concerns but I have found myself liking them, mainly for google now and the multitasking button. It has make my life a bit easier for example at the gym where I switch from my spreadsheet to my timer to my music app.

It also cleans up the phone nicely and if phones started adopting it more it would make it more consistent across platforms instead of every phone having the buttons placed differently.

One question I have is if Dev's have access to remove them in games for example, the games I play don't do this and I wonder if it's the dev's fault or a limitation of Android.

I don't mind the screen it takes, and IMO the Nexus screen is prefect size, the S3 is too big for me for example.

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Why would you even comment, this adds nothing to the discussion.

And I would say the phone is far from flawless for many people..
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashirviskas:
Just because he has an apple logo in his avatar you do not have to be rude for him...

YeledKaki - I am really sorry for them.

Peace :D.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YeledKaki:
It actully says in brackets on the picture "not really" but since the resolution is so small your not even able to see it, sorry about that.

I might just put it as a signature. And thanks for being supportive btw.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jameslfc5:
On ROMs like AOKP they'll probably start implementing the "hide nav bar" feature as one of the power menu options and that should make gaming more enjoyable :)

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DKMikey:
Yep, Developers have the ability to remove the onscreen buttons when playing games. I don't understand why a lot of them don't though.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YeledKaki:
What they should implement is that you'll have the choise through settings to choose if you want to remove the onscreen buttons on certain apps.

Like you stated, games for example!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmejiaa:
THey probably don't want to put in the extra work since the majority of devices don't use it anyway
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kzoodroid:
Google made it clear over a year ago they were moving away from soft keys, the GNex was the first, so I don't know why this is such a big shock to everyone that this phone doesn't have them. If you need them so bad then don't buy another Nexus phone because they will never have them.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ncvikingx97:
I like them because of the customizability

Sent from an AOSP , Rasbean'd Nexus 7
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mathi_vadhanan:
I actually quite like the on-screen buttons. the lack of capacitive buttons, provides a good area to place the thumb when holding in landscape.

I accidently press the home button on the ipad quite a number of times.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bfspider:
No issues here. I got used to them quickly. I think it looks nicer than hardware/cap buttons.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3dawg:
Ignore him. I can't believe how childish some people are on xda.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jordanooo:
You're describing paranoid android there. That allows you to hide the nav bars for specific apps and make them automatically come back up when you quit the app
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hung0702:
I came from a Galaxy S and I really miss the search button. It's unfortunate that not enough people realized its utility, so Google just removed one of the best shortcut buttons in any phone. I used to run fullscreen browsers and used gestures to switch, close, and open tabs. The search button was the easiest and fastest way to pull up the address bar when in fullscreen, and had the added benefit of being right next to the keyboard so my thumbs would already be in position to type in a search term or URL. I am waiting for ParanoidAndroid to implement the same kind of nav bar customization options seen on Roman's AOKP ROM. Then, I'd probably only use 2 buttons: back and recents. Long press back would go home, and long press recent would function as search. I would only use 2 because, well, you can see below how I'm using software keys. I miss capacitive buttons due to the increased screen area, but since i consolidated the nav bar and notification bar, it's not an issue. ParanoidAndroid's customization of nav bar color and appearance does make the app experience slightly better, and since the notification bar is a constant, why not have the software keys there as well?

Sorry for the huge images. If anyone wants me to remove them, please let me know. I'll just post the album instead.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SirValak:
Agreed!!!

Yeah, its kind of a bummer that they are using software buttons. Although the HTC phones use software buttons, but they are outside of the screen.

Wonder if Nexus 7 and 10 have the same soft buttons....
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harry GT-S5830:
They do.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trter10:
They are not software on HTC phones. They are hardware.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galaxys:
@hung, That's pretty cool! I might have to get paranoid :D
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshnichols189:
You're talking about the software buttons as if they were used instead of soft keys to keep the price down. That's ignorant.

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If they are outside of the screen how are they software buttons? The Nexus 7 and 10 use the same buttons as the nexus 4 and Galaxy Nexus.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigDig:
:confused:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] germanj:
Its quite worrisome that you received three thanks for this comment. The OP simply wanted opinions on software keys. No need to be a d**k about it.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hung0702:
www.youtube.com/#/watch?v=4vQEI8kieHs

I believed that he referring to capacitive buttons which have a larger degree of software involvement than other capacitive buttons.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gotzaDroid:
I love the on-screen buttons. Right now I have the nexus 7 and a HTC vivid (nexus 4 on order!) and since getting the nexus 7, I can't stand the hardware buttons of the vivid. The damn lights are always on, so clock apps for night time use are useless, and they don't turn off for watching movies... Now the on-screen buttons of the nexus 7 go away on videos, clock apps and even change depending on what function you need it for. They are just overall better IMHO.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigDig:
The OP is apple troll. I'm sure Google will listen to his opinion and the N4 will be recalled ASAP! Threads like this make no sense....
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] threeclaws:
I prefer not to have soft keys but I knew what I was buying into so I can't complain about them. Frankly, on a phone soft keys are silly since most people aren't spending a lot of time in both landscape and portrait modes, for tablets it makes a lot of sense to keep accidental button hits down to a minimum. I could be converted to a soft key fan IF developers actually started making use of them, as of yet I haven't seen the soft keys do anything but back/home/multitask.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noobdeagle:
the behind them was so that they would be constant between devices because manufacturers would move them into different configs it was part of androids unification ideas that wasn't really realized outside of the nexus line until recently (i believe some Motorola phones are now using them).

HOWEVER unless im completely mistake but when phones use capacative buttons they are all part of the same digitizer that is used for the screen it just extends over the buttons to so in a way they are still the same as the software buttons if the digitizer breaks your screwed
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chrono_Tata:
Not really relevant since you could just as easily mistakenly press capacitive buttons such as in the Optimus G case. More relevant if you are talking about phones with the "clicky" physical buttons.

Fair enough, but on such a large screen do you really miss the half inch of screen? Personally it's really not something I notice when I am using it unless I keep telling myself that there is half an inch of screen space missing at the bottom. The only time having the whole viewable area really matters is when viewing full screen video when the buttons disappear anyway.

If your device is damaged in such a way that the screen stop registering touches, then its messed up either way regardless whether you have hardware buttons. Are you really going to keep using any Android phone without a working touch screen?

The main advantage of having on screen buttons is that they can be context sensitive and morph or change positions depending how you are using the phone which is pretty great in my opinion. If you are willing to tinker with it a bit you could even customise them to any icons you like, and some custom ROMs even allow you to hide it when you really need the extra screen space. Not to mention that when the screen is off, the device front looks sexy as hell without all the cluster of the buttons. :P The advantages far outweighs the disadvantages, IMO.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YeledKaki:
I did not know that! Hopefully I'll have the chance to try it very soon.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YeledKaki:
I did not know that! Hopefully I'll have the chance to try it very soon.

(don't mind my upper post, forgot to quote)
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Surtr52:
Capacative buttons are AWFUL.

Nothing worse than night-browsing something and having THE BRIGHTEST LEDS EVER blinding you (Looking at you HTC OneX)

I love soft-buttons.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BruceCLin:
I not only love the on screen buttons, buy I also have the same opinion as Google that they are necessary. One being they are updatable. If new version of android wants to change the buttons, it will be easy to do unlike hardware keys. Second is consistency. The problem with the hardware keys is that at least currently, every manufacturer place them differently. It is really annoying jump from one to an other. There is no consistency what so ever. I was just using a coworkers note 2 today and the back key was on the other side which was hard to switch back and forth between that and my n4. On top of that they disappear when not touched for a while. On the other hand, the first time I pick up the n7 I know exactly how to work it. It's needed.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Endoran:
This OP... this.

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VoiD_Dweller:
Thanks for that laugh
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barondebxl:
Totally agree. And it's not like people lose that much screen real estate. I like the recent app soft key how easy it is to access it vs for example on the S3 where you have to hold the home button.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gguy1:
In addition, to allowing the developers to hide the on screen buttons, it would've been great if Google added the feature to let you lock the buttons yourself like on the Asus transformer tablets.

That way if for some reason the developer didn't feel like implementing the feature to hide buttons in games, the user could at the least lock the buttons from creating any problems, because it is pretty damn annoying to be in the middle of a game and press the home button and mess everything up.

The fact that every developer wouldn't immediately adopt the new standard is something Google could've easily side stepped at least from my perspective. Maybe Asus has that feature patented or something I dunno.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YeledKaki:
By what way am i an "Apple troll"? I did not state that nor did i demonstrate that by any way, you might've gotten the idea by my profile picture, I also put it as a signature, you can see it more clearly now. I understand you got fooled by it because it's low resolution. But please, whether you did or did not understand, do not post anything that's unrelevant/inappropriate to this post.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danfalcas:
FYEAH! Dude the Onscreen buttons are THE BEST thing that ever happened to me, I had soft keys and home on i9100 and it sucks, you have to move your whole hand just to press home or use the other hand. With the GN I felt in love!

I just want a mod to make it transparent or chance the background of it