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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] luke1333:
Nope it doesn't look good on note and I lied guy used it for a day and didn't like went back to his iPhone. And he put plastic and everything back on it. Box everything, manuals, cords not even open and I don't plan on it! You know those iPhone people just wanted money while they go back to their iPhones and want quick money and that's what I did. Know it's a good deal. DNA was also $450 unused in box. Both for $450 each. Not bad and sold s3 for $500 lol sad sad people

Not an iPhone.....
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Psycolist:
Most excellent! Thanks for sharing this info! I too live on the fringe, (Sierra Nevada Mountains), and had crap reception with my GS3. I had had a few Moto's before it and loved their Radio's but hated their Cameras, so I switched to the GS3. Best camera on a phone I've owned yet, but couldn't handle dropping calls on my commute home anymore so I changed up to the DNA. MUCH better reception and a great Camera! However.............. there seems to be a "No SIM Card" error that is inherent with this beautiful device. 2 new phone and 5 SIM Cards later, I have a third Phone on it's way! Big Red sad if this didn't fix it for me, I could trade it for the GN2, no questions. I missed the 14 day return period by 2-3 weeks, so that was cool of them. My fear was the Radio in the GN2 would be as bad as the GS3. Although a dropped SIM card trumps that cause you have nothing and don't know it until you go to use your phone and find out your dead. I'm really glad to hear that the Radio in the GN2 is so much better! Has anyone else seen a big change between the two of these phones as far as reception? Thanks.......
[Acer Iconia A500] soks3d:
This A500 was great when I first bought it. Now it's a piece of work. If I'm on it for 10 minutes it starts acting up. Takes long to focus in, everything is blurry for a second or two. It gets aggravating having to deal with this. I am very disappointed Acer.
[Acer Iconia A500] rcraig617:
This isn't an Acer forum so they will never see your post
[Acer Iconia A500] twistedknickers:
I'm very happy

After some time reading the posts on xda A500 (which turned me into a flashaholic. Thanks) I'm very happy with my machine, it runs faster and smoother than most modern machines. All my friends are always asking "how does it do that"

So I shout "Thanks acer and xda" I shout cause acer will never read this.

My phone and my tablet have never worked better, all I need to do now is find a rom for my girlfriend and flash her.
[Acer Iconia A500] sRDennyCrane:
So, back up your data and do a hard reset. Problem solved.

ACER, IT'S OK.

I GOT THIS!!!​
[Acer Iconia A500] JohnHaxx:
^^ Just spit freeze pop laughing.
[Acer Iconia A500] gears177:
haha dont get carried away and end up bricking your device make sure to always to the proper wipes and backups before hand
[Acer Iconia A500] twistedknickers:
To late, I've been well and truly carried away. But I am careful and I do lots and lots of reading before I try anything new. :cyclops:

And how could I stop with all the great new roms coming out..its like Christmas every other day.

Ykyrw you know your wep key off by heart.
[Acer Iconia A500] gears177:
haha i have too many apps to reinstall every time its too annoying for me lol.
[Acer Iconia A500] dynospectrum:
LOL :thumbup: :D
[Acer Iconia A500] retrostudd:
Nice!
[Acer Iconia A500] :
Be careful there, you don't want to brick your girlfriend...
[Acer Iconia A500] droidxxxxx:
I'm pissed the stock onboard mics are crap.. and that the Bluetooth doesn't support a mic headset for Skype....I have to use a wired headset for it to be useful at all for skype... how quaint.
[Acer Iconia A500] daveeggen:
a500 problems

My A500 is not running well at all, it takes a long time to open pages and flashes some sort of what looks like interference across the screen sometimes. It's gotten slower. I was wondering if you could give me an idea what you've done to yours that makes it faster and smoother. I would love mine to run better. I've had it for quite a while and love to use it, but not so much anymore.
[Acer Iconia A500] nelsontky:
Lol me too and most of the time I do not use those apps
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sickopsycho:
I was wondering if anyone was working on development of the "swagger" toggle thats included in the jellybean roms for our phone. I was thinking that perhaps in addition to the toggle there should be some sort of slider bar so I can adjust the swagger appropriately. Sometimes I like to have full swagger, while other times I feel as though full swagger is a little much. I need a little less swagger- for example when I'm with my fiance- I want the swagger to be on, but not on so much that all these girls keep coming up to me to give me their numbers. It can get quite embarrassing! Or perhaps if anyone has used tasker to maybe set perimeters so that my swagger is only on when my fiance is normally away- IDK. Just an idea....
[HTC One X] dragonesdenano:
It works in SkyDragon V3, ICS,

Thanks for the app, it s amazing.

Later will test on skydragon JB V3

:)

SkyDragon Sense, Dsensed, SeMistock & Stock Roms. Next Targe ~ ~ ~ > JB or Kelly Bean
[HTC One X] *elmo*:
Works great on HOX with ARHD on new base 27

Sent from HOX with ARHD 17.x

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Is it possible to add third option like in thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1933311

Sent from HOX with ARHD 17.x
[HTC One X] denversc:
Unfortunately, no. Unfortunately, the International One X (endeavoru) does not support the "dim" setting. The YouTube video in the OP and the screenshots from the thread you linked to was taken on a North American One X (evita), which does support the dim setting. I tried, but the capacitive button backlight on the One X (endeavoru) is either off or on... no dim. So instead of having a "bright" and "dim" button that do the same thing, I modified the UI to hide the useless "dim" button.

Good question though. I've added this note to the "known issues" list in the OP: HTC One X+ and International One X (endeavoru) do *not* support the "dim" setting; therefore, the middle button is omitted from the UI on these devices
[HTC One X] *elmo*:
denverscwhen I unlock the screen buttoms light is on - with option set off. Any ideas?

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Edited. Working ok :thumbup:

Sent from HOX with ARHD 17.x
[HTC One X] denversc:
Did you have to "change" anything to fix this? Just curious in case someone else runs into the same issue. Thanks!
[HTC One X] *elmo*:
Nothing changed. I noticed that light turn of in few seconds after unlock and then it's still of. Even now :thumbup: Thanks mate for MOD

Sent from HOX with ARHD 17.x
[HTC One X] kryptoner:
I guess the app is getting killed
[HTC One X] shree.cse:
Yeah, you're right. When ever we turn off the screen, the lights are back. Better to use a script, which should be placed in system/etc/init.d

If any one wants that, I will attach it here.
[HTC One X] TToivanen:
Hey denversc, please remove the chmod 444 part from the script.

That way users choice should persist

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] denversc:
The app is not actually running any chmod commands. I'm not sure exactly why the capacitive button backlight is turning back on when the screen turns back on. The way the app works is that it writes either "0" or "255" to the file /sys/class/leds/button-backlight/brightness to turn the capacitive button backlight off or on, respectively. So probably the OS writes 255 to this file every time the screen turns on. It might be difficult/impossible to "fix" this. Any ideas?
[HTC One X] denversc:
I'm not sure that an init.d script would make any difference. It may be worth a try though. Why do you think it would make it work better with init.d? I just don't understand how init.d scripts are called. Thanks.
[HTC One X] shree.cse:
Try this

http://db.tt/YpQPUPjH

Just place it in system/etc/init.d using root explorer and check permissions and execute it from there.
[HTC One X] TToivanen:
Sorry, I thought you grabbed the script entirely from the q/a thread.

The thing is, you need to set the permissions of /sys/class/leds/button-backlight/brightness/ to read only. That way system wont change it to 255 when screen is turned on.

An init.d script works this way:

1. Set rw-permissions to /sys/class/leds/button-backlight/brightness by chmod 0666

2. Change value to whatever needed

3. chmod 0444 to /sys/class/leds/button-backlight/brightness for ro permissions.

I'm not quite sure if you can use chmod commands or not but thought I'd share this.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] denversc:
Ahh I see what you mean. I can definitely add that logic into the app to see if it fixes this issue. I'll post a test version of the app here in the thread when it's ready (probably late afternoon tomorrow).

One question about init.d scripts... do they run only when the device initially powers on or do they also run every time it wakes up from deep sleep, or every time that the screen powers on?

For now, I've added this issue to the "known issues" list in the OP: capacitive buttons backlight turns back on when the screen turns back on, even if "off" is selected in the app; a fix involving init.d scripts and/or chmod is currently under investigation
[HTC One X] denversc:
Here is a version of the app to test to see if it fixes the issue where the capacitive button backlight turns on when turning the screen on. It doesn't use an init.d script but it does run chmod 666 before setting the brightness and chmod 444 afterwards. The idea is that this will prevent the OS from turning the backlight back on since the file that it attempts to write to is read-only.

The APK of the test version of the app is attached to this post. You must uninstall any old versions of the app before installing this one, as it is signed with a "developer" key instead of the "official" key. As a result, you will also need to uninstall this test version of the app before installing an official version (for the exact same reason). Not doing so will simply cause the install of the APK to fail.

Please let me know if this fixes the issue.
[HTC One X] *elmo*:
Denversc, already tested. Works fine. Now light after unlock is off . Buttons are always off :D Thanks

Sent from HOX with ARHD 17.x
[HTC One X] muid02:
I am trying it with slim bran and it doesnt get brighter. Its the same.
[HTC One X] TToivanen:
Denver, this version keeps the lights off when the screen is locked/unlocked like intended.

But I can't keep the lights on. After screen on they are off again.

Did you add chmod commands only to the the lights off script?

E: I assume you did, took a look at src.

Sent from my HTC One X

Not sure what you mean by getting brighter.

The purpose of this app is to turn softkey lights on and off.

Sent from my HTC One X

They are executed when device boots.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] bedobela:
Great. I can confirm too that this works on Maximus 11. I have been looking for this app since the ICS times. I love how the buttons don't light up because you know where they are anyway and at least in my case when looking at a completely black image, you can see some light on the lower part of the screen from the buttons. Now that is disabled and the screen is gorgeous.
[HTC One X] denversc:
It works on most kernels, both stock and custom. You need to be rooted though.
[HTC One X] denversc:
A new beta version of this app is available: v1.0.10-Beta02. The APK file is attached.

EDIT: A newer beta version is available: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=45438214#post45438214

Changes in v1.0.10-Beta2 (since v1.0.10-Beta1)

Fix turning buttons backlight back on when the screen turns on if the backlight is exclusively set via the widget

Potential fix for the widget not showing up in the launcher's list of widgets (ie. setting android:installLocation="internalOnly")

Please reply to this post with your feedback. If reporting issues, please go to the "Debug Information" screen, press the "copy" button, and paste its contents. This will immensely help with investigation of issues. You can also attach a screenshot of this screen if that is easier.

Reminder: This "beta version" of the app is signed with a developer key so it will fail to install if you have an official version of the app installed. So you must first uninstall any official versions of the app before installing this test version.[/QUOTE]
[HTC One X] denversc:
A new beta version of this app is available: v1.0.10-Beta3. This should fix the issue where the widget was not displaying in the widget picker in Sense 5 ROMs. Please test the attached CapButnBrightness-1.0.10-Beta3.apk and reply with your experiences, good or bad.

NOTE: If using a third-party launcher, like Apex Launcher, and the widget is not showing up in the widget picker, try doing the following:

Open the device settings screen

Select "Apps"

Click on your launcher in the app list (eg. "Apex Launcher", "Nova Launcher")

Click "Force Stop"

Scroll down and click the "Clear Cache" button; you may need to wait for up to 10 seconds for it to become un-grayed

Press the HOME key to go back to the home screen

The widget should now appear in the widget picker

Changes in v1.0.10-Beta3 (since v1.0.10-Beta2)

Fix issue where widget does not show up in widget picker in Sense 5 (by setting minWidth=40dp and minHeight=40dp)

Changes in v1.0.10-Beta2 (since v1.0.10-Beta1)

Fix turning buttons backlight back on when the screen turns on if the backlight is exclusively set via the widget

Potential fix for the widget not showing up in the launcher's list of widgets (ie. setting android:installLocation="internalOnly")

Changes in v1.0.10-Beta1 (since v1.0.9)

Home screen widget added

Please reply to this post with your feedback. If reporting issues, please go to the "Debug Information" screen, press the "copy" button, and paste its contents. This will immensely help with investigation of issues. You can also attach a screenshot of this screen if that is easier.

Reminder: This "beta version" of the app is signed with a developer key so it will fail to install if you have an official version of the app installed. So you must first uninstall any official versions of the app before installing this test version.
[HTC One X] denversc:
A new version of this app is available: v1.0.10. This version adds a home screen widget and uses better brightness levels for the HTC One. This version has been published to the Google Play Store in the "Pro" version; the free version will be updated to on Sept 24, 2013. Note that the $0.99 sale on the Pro version is in effect until Sept 22, 2013.

Changes in v1.0.10 (since v1.0.9)

Home screen widget added

Brightness levels improved on HTC One

Pro Version in Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.sleepydragon.capbutnbrightness.pro

Reminder: This "release version" of the app is signed with the official key so it will fail to install if you have a beta version of the app installed. So you must first uninstall any beta versions of the app before installing this release version from the Play Store.
[HTC One X] A380:
I'd gladly buy it if it would work on the international X...

I know, kernel specific.
[HTC One X] denversc:
The international HTC One X is actually the largest user base of this application (25% according to the stats that Google shows me) so it's not that it doesn't work on HTC One X. It could just be that your ROM's kernel does not support it. I remember you commented about a slider idea to set the brightness level, like in the Viper X ROM, but I didn't realize that the app didn't work at all for you.

Would you be able to copy and paste the contents of the application's "Debug Information" screen in a reply to this post? That might give me some insights into the issue that you're seeing. Also, can you tell me which of the following brightness levels work for you in the app: off, dim, bright?

Here are the steps to capture the debug information:

Launch the "Capacitive Buttons" app

Open the app's menu and select "Settings"

Select "Debug Information"

Click the "Copy" button in the top-right corner of the screen (see attached screenshot)

Paste the contents into a reply to this post
[HTC One X] A380:
Well, it does work in the sense that I can turn the button lights off, but half brightness is just as bright as full brightness. I have seen this on various roms/kernels, also stock. The lights flicker when I switch between half and full brightness, but that's it.

I can turn off the backlights in my current rom's (CM10.2) settings and with a free app too, so unfortunately, your app adds no functionality at the moment. What I'd really like to see working is 25% brightness, as I think 50% is still too bright. I went ahead and bought it anyway. Here's the log

Application Version: 1.0.10 Pro

Detected Device: HTC One X (endeavoru)

Supports Setting Capacitive Buttons Backlight Brightness: Yes

Setting Capacitive Buttons Backlight Brightness Possible: Yes

/sys/class/leds/button-backlight/currents

File Exists: Yes

File Permissions: Read-Only

File Contents: 3

/sys/class/leds/button-backlight/brightness

File Exists: Yes

File Permissions: Read-Only

File Contents: 1

/sys/class/leds/button-backlight/lut_coefficient

File Exists: Yes

File Permissions: Read-Only

File Contents: 0

Build.BOOTLOADER: 1.39.0000

Build.DEVICE: endeavoru

Build.DISPLAY: cm_endeavoru-userdebug 4.3 JSS15Q eng.jenkins.20130912.234927 test-keys

Build.MANUFACTURER: HTC

Build.MODEL: HTC One X

Build.PRODUCT: endeavoru

Build.VERSION.RELEASE: 4.3

Process UID: 10155
[HTC One X] denversc:
Thank you for purchasing the app. You certainly did not have to do that since it doesn't add any functionality for you. Although it does get you a home screen widget... I'm not sure if that's built into CM10.2 or not.

But in regards to "dim" and "bright" having the same brightness... I wish I had your device in my hands to play around with. There is probably a way to get dim working but it would take a little tinkering on my part. Based on the debug information you provided it should support the dim setting. One of the features that I'm currently working on is fine-grained control of the brightness values, which may give you the ability to set a dim brightness. Unfortunately, for now I don't have any ideas for how to get dim working for you. My apologies.
[HTC One X] denversc:
The "free" version of the app has now been upgraded to v1.0.10, and includes all features in the Pro version 1.0.10. The new version of the app will be available from the Google Play store in the next 24-48 hours. For the impatient, the APK can be downloaded from http://dl.bintray.com/sleepydragon/CapacitiveButtons/CapButnBrightness-1.0.10.apk and installed manually.

Reminder: If you have a beta (or any non-release) version of this app installed then you will need to first uninstall it before installing this official version. Failing to do so will result in attempts to install the release version failing due to the non-release versions being signed with a developer key and the release versions signed with a release key.
[HTC One X] denversc:
A new beta version of this app is available: v1.0.11-Beta01. The main new feature is an improved mechanism for requesting root permissions, which leads to a "snappier" application experience. Please test the attached CapButnBrightness-1.0.11-Beta1.apk and reply with your experiences, good or bad.

EDIT: A newer beta version is available: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=46093871#post46093871

Changes in v1.0.11-Beta1 (since v1.0.10)

Completely re-wrote the mechanism that requests root; see below for details and benefits

HTC One S official support added

ACCESS_SUPERUSER added to AndroidManifest.xml (to note superuser requirements in Google Play Store)

Improved Root Mechanism

Old Behaviour: Root is requested every time that the brightness changes.

New Behaviour: Root is requested the first time that the brightness changes, and after each reboot; all other brightness changes do not request root.

The net result of this change is that changing the brightness is "snappier", and happens more quickly.

This should also fix Issue 27 "If superuser has a PIN, root requests are too frequent and time out" (https://code.google.com/p/hox-cap-butn-brightness/issues/detail?id=27)

Please reply to this post with your feedback. If reporting issues, please go to the "Debug Information" screen, press the "copy" button, and paste its contents. This will immensely help with investigation of issues.

Reminder: This "beta version" of the app is signed with a developer key so it will fail to install if you have an official version of the app installed. So you must first uninstall any official versions of the app before installing this test version.
[HTC One X] denversc:
A new beta version of this app is available: v1.0.11-Beta02. The main new feature is a further improved mechanism for requesting root permissions, which leads to a "snappier" application experience. Please test the attached CapButnBrightness-1.0.11-Beta2.apk and reply with your experiences, good or bad.

EDIT: A newer beta version is available: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=46316927#post46316927

Changes in v1.0.11-Beta2 (since v1.0.11-Beta1)

Request root on a background thread instead of the main thread to avoid UI hangs

Explicity turn on buttons backlight when screen turns on (affects HTC One XL evita only)

Changes in v1.0.11-Beta1 (since v1.0.10)

Completely re-wrote the mechanism that requests root; see below for details and benefits

HTC One S official support added

ACCESS_SUPERUSER added to AndroidManifest.xml (to note superuser requirements in Google Play Store)

Please reply to this post with your feedback. If reporting issues, please go to the "Debug Information" screen, press the "copy" button, and paste its contents. This will immensely help with investigation of issues.

Reminder: This "beta version" of the app is signed with a developer key so it will fail to install if you have an official version of the app installed. So you must first uninstall any official versions of the app before installing this test version.
[HTC One X] denversc:
A new beta version of this app is available: v1.0.11-Beta03. The main new feature in this beta is an animation that was added to the home screen widget when it is touched. Please test the attached CapButnBrightness-1.0.11-Beta3.apk and reply with your experiences, good or bad.

Changes in v1.0.11-Beta3 (since v1.0.11-Beta2)

Add animation to home screen widget

Clean up some logcat log messages

Changes in v1.0.11-Beta2 (since v1.0.11-Beta1)

Request root on a background thread instead of the main thread to avoid UI hangs

Explicity turn on buttons backlight when screen turns on (affects HTC One XL evita only)

Changes in v1.0.11-Beta1 (since v1.0.10)

Completely re-wrote the mechanism that requests root; see below for details and benefits

HTC One S official support added

ACCESS_SUPERUSER added to AndroidManifest.xml (to note superuser requirements in Google Play Store)

Please reply to this post with your feedback. If reporting issues, please go to the "Debug Information" screen, press the "copy" button, and paste its contents. This will immensely help with investigation of issues.

Reminder: This "beta version" of the app is signed with a developer key so it will fail to install if you have an official version of the app installed. So you must first uninstall any official versions of the app before installing this test version.