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[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] DarthDerron:
This worked! Thanks so much. Thanks to everyone in this thread as well, appreciate all the help :)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] stbtigerr:
No problem, glad I could help. I had the same issue as soon as I updated to JB.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] phixx_android:
You have been successfully in doing what the carriers have failed to do. Basically it comes down to returning my infuse back to the real google experience. I know alot of people complain about things not working but they have forgotten what their phones used feel like when they were stock from the carriers.

THANK YOU.​
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MrBooMY:
I agree. It even surprised me how many people we whining about the newest two roms when NO ONE else that I saw had them. He clearly stated all the code hadn't been merged yet but they started whining anyhow. Q&A is where that stuff went but none of them cared like the rules shouldn't apply, so now the main thread is locked. Big Thanks to Scott & All other developers who make all these awesome ROMs possible.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bretcb:
:good: It's the truth. I bought my Infuse because it came with JellyBean (turned out to be Scott's ParanoidAndroid) already installed, and it has been a great phone. Just last week, I finally bit the bullet, and upgraded it to PA 2.53, and it worked, and it's awesome. So I add my thanks. I really appreciate the dedication and hard work of everyone who worked on that release, directly and indirectly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] inmnbob:
I have been copying a music folder on my PC to all of my devices. I copied the file to my S3 and Note 10.1 and the songs and the playlists work well. On the Note 2 however the songs and the playlists show up in all the music plsyer apps. However whem I go into a playlist the playlists are empty. Any ideas?

update: for some reason it started working again. Seems like the playlists are in cache some where but when I removed the sdcard a second time and reinstalled it the songs were there but the play lists not populated again.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Velcis Ribeiro:
Hello i have bought and phone and all apps are installed in external card.

But the folders of dalvik-cache and data/data have at least 100mb, and it results in some 10mb free in this partition, i need to instal more apps, and i receive a result that i didnt have space...

I was Atrix 4G owner, and didnt have this issue...

Please anybody a suggestion? I already installed all ...2SD apps and all apps are in SDCard...

Thanks guys!!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazykas:
What is your new phone?Have you tried making a SD-EXT partition & move dalvik-cache to it?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Velcis Ribeiro:
How can i do that? I tried moving and link dalvik-cache to /sdcard but no result, it cant be linked in sdcard...

!!!

I cant install CWM or another recovery :/
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] texasranger770:
Try these steps

1. Make an ext3 partition of your desired size on your sd card using a pc partitioning tool called minitool and put it back in your phone.

2. Install an app called link2sd and launch it.

3. Select ext3 when the app asks for which type of partition the mount scripts need to be created.

4. Reboot the phone.

5. Again launch the app and this time if it shows the change log, the mount scripts are installed correctly.

6. Select the apps you want and create links. You can link the app as well as its dalvik cache.

7. You can even set the app to create links automatically when you install a new app.

8. All the linked apps will be in the sd ext3 partition and best thing is that widget apps too will work.

Hope this helps you. :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Velcis Ribeiro:
I can do it but only with Fat32 partition, because i didnt have CWM my phone is XingLing, and doing by Fat32 its ok, but the cellphone stills to slow and i cant fix launcher in memory, i think it have 160mb ram because it shows 138mb used, 9.1 free :(

How can i drop almost processes? Or delete things that i cant use, i have root, but i dont know what to delete!

And another issue, my phone is MTK6573 based, and i cant found a scatter file for it, because i dumped all the phone and want to recover system.img

Thankz!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Justinhopaolo:
Anybody playing NFS most wanted?

How come it seems slow mo?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] manishnraj:
Everything works fine
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Abaddon:
everything works super fine for me.

anyone knows how to enable sun glare? Ive got motion blur, tire smokes, Svratchess, mirror cracks etc2 except for sun glare
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Carlos_Manuel:
Works well with no lag and I may uninstall it from my Nexus because I need more free space for GTA Vice City! :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Camaul:
and who plays heroes of chaos and order because mine has problem it is not full screen and the controls are in the middle not on the sides
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kleber Pereira:
Works fine here! When I was using 4.1 it seems slow but after the 4.2 it became much better
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Stevenx3:
Works fine for me too. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] -Starman-:
I was using PA and the game was in slow-mo, I read some people saying that it was working fine on stock so I installed an OTA version and now the game is really smooth.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Justinhopaolo:
Pa?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] keith.mcintyre26:
Prince Albert.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Carlos_Manuel:
?

PA=Paranoid (it's ROM for Android..)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Justinhopaolo:
Where can I get stock ROM? If I install Franco kernel on it will it still be smooth?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Justinhopaolo:
I want stock with morfic color preset
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] >stylz:
Dude the problem is the kernel stay on stock and it will run fine... Tested it myself on Pa and cyanogenmod and aokp.

Gesendet von meinem Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] OtavioMalzone:
Had the same issue... Reflash rom and other kernel (I would flash Xylon + franco) ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Justinhopaolo:
I thought custom kernel was the problem? Why would you flash Franco
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmoG530:
If you want, AK kernel has this thing, that makes it run at higher frames, thus it runs like it's being played on a console.

d",b.Sent From My God Given G-Nexus.d,"b
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] demon2112:
Trinity trinityvtrinity kernel!!! Stable 63 if on 4.1.x or alpha 7 on 4.2.1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Justinhopaolo:
Can I dirty flash from Franco? Link please what's ak
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] t1.8matt:
I was never able to get nfsmw to install. Kept telling me I didn't have a network connection after downloading so much even though I did, ended up having to get a refund.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] asicman:
I'm going to try and get a refund for nfsmw. I made significant progress then got an update which caused the game to crash on start up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kinfolk248:
add me to get you a$$ kicked, 123lickatree(s) i cant remember if i put the s on it or not lol just add both. and add lickyourgirl in shadowgun!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] L-ViZ:
working with trinity kernel, slow motion with franco kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tetrakinitis:
Guys the answer of the problem is here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=34707768

And everything is Fast and Smooth like it should be, with Franco or any other kernel !

I use franco.Kernel r344. :cool:

Edit: Don't forget to say thanks to Chairizkuro for this very helpful post and to me if this help you.:D

Sent from my SmoothCriminal™
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 1adamek:
Who is playing this game. I need some SP points in carrer mode. I have login to Orgin and I am looking for some friends: 1adamos
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Apourv:
Me and my friend, (who is a budding app developer for android) ran into discussion about "Android JB vs WP8", and after many aspects, we came to "developer benefits", there I said that Android is not good for developers bcoz people SIDELOAD app and nothing can detect a pirated app. That's the sad truth.

But on WP8 there's no way to SIDELOAD app, so No piracy of apps on WP8.

My friend said there are WP8 custom ROMS available and WP8 can also be rooted. So there maybe ways when people use Pirated apps on WP8 also.

So who is correct Me or my friend? Are there ways on WP8.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Poecifer:
You're correct, can't root and you can only sideload apps if you're a developer. No custom roms, no root, your friend's a fandroid who's insecure about their OS.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Apourv:
I think disabling Sideloading is better. Because Wallet services are coming to mobile so chances are high that someone might make app which will hack mobile payment passwords and accounts, using app which people sideload. This might make android insecure, when making NFC payments.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] timotei21:
Disable sideloading? And then how are dev supposed to test their apps on their phones ? - the emulator is not a good choice in some cases.

Also, there are no custom roms YET, but I am pretty sure there will be. There's nothing in this world that can be protected from hacking :)
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Useless guy:
Developers can unlock their phones. Others can't.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Som30ne:
Blocking load of apps is a huge OVERKILL.

Say I wand to write an app, and distribute it freely, and do not want to put it on the market ?

What then ?

Besides that - if the IPhone with all it's locks and vaults can be set to load apps outside the Apple market,

it is safe to say that WinPhone will have the same crack.

Locking the device and limiting the user is a bad thing, and besides alienating your user base it will not do much.

Alienating your user base is never a good tactic, they will leave.

(People who plan to get WinPhone are most likely people who used WinMo - that was totally open to customization and apps from wherever)
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StevieBallz:
Some developers looked into breaking the security on Nokia's WP7 phones and decided it would be to hard but of course there might be ways to do it anyway and allow custom ROMs. Aside from that Marketplace XAPs originally could be modified to be sideloaded on WP7 but this has changed several months ago, when Microsoft started to encrypt the XAP files.

As for modified firmware Microsoft is using Secure Boot to tackle the problem at a much lower level than Android and iOS devices do. Due to that it might be quite some time before anyone figures out a way to do it. And even phones like the HTC One X have not yet been broken (at least the versions that use Nvidias Tegra 3). It was similar with several Sony devices.

But in the end to enable this on a WP8 device it would mean HSPL, CustomROM and modified XAP-Files to allow for pirated Apps. Comparing this to Android where you only modify the APK and allow sideloading using a Checkbox I believe we will a lot more pirated Apps on Android than on WP.

As for: I want to provide my App for free without using the Marketplace - ähm... what would be the benefit to the user? Aside from Hacks they benefit from the fact that Apps are tested for stability, to be Malware-Free and that you can discover them without too much effort right from your phone.

The only thing I believe you're right is that actually lots of people will go for an OS where they can pirate Apps easily. There are enough threads around here were people tell you upfront that they believe that having paid several 100 $ for a device entitles them to get the software for free.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Som30ne:
Yeah, right.

Like we saw on apple store, and the android market.

(you must be either kidding, or naive)

And as for users thinking paying few 100$ for a device and thinking it entitles them for free apps - well -

people became used to having free programs, and there are many good free programs.

Besides that - I do not support software piracy, but I do believe that you should have the freedom to do whatever you want with the device you payed a lot of good money for, and that the manufacturer should not put you behind bars and in chains, just so they can make more profit from you.

And dont think otherwise - they lock the device for the sole reason of taking some percentage of the money you pay for the apps,

and no other reason.

So every app would have to pass through their, and only their checkout point, and bring them more money.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StevieBallz:
Android market has no certification process while Apple's and Microsoft's does.

I didn't try to imply that you would want it for the reason of pirating Apps but for most people this is the reason they desire that feature.

But in the end we're talking about the rationale for developers and that is where your (paid) Apps are a lot better protected on WP or iOS than on Android. If this actually benefits you in the case of WP is a different discussion due to the fact that your potential market is smaller. But given that even though Android has a much bigger marketshare than iOS by now developers make a lot more money on iOS it seems the closed marketplaces actually benefit developers in that regard.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Som30ne:
The same goes for PC apps.

And people still develop apps for PCs.

This is, in my opinion, some kind of propaganda (not to say brainwash) from the manufacturers,

who's only intent is to make more profit for themselves, and want to recruit the developers for their own goal.

Software piracy have been here since forever, and the software industry has always been growing.

I still hold my opinion that the manufacturer must not have me in chains and behind bars.

I believe the manufacturer must let me do whatever I want with my device.

Let me load whatever apps i want, from any source, and not limit me or force me to pay them more and more money over the life of the device.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StevieBallz:
I'm not saying that it is not a valid desire to be able to do those things - I said it benefits developers if they are not possible. They don't have to care about piracy that much. And instead of putting together a sophisticated scheme to protect their applications (like they have been doing on the PC for more then a decade) they can concentrate on the actual content.

Do you believe PC games that came on floppy discs asked you about keys from the manual just for fun or to avoid copies? Do you believe the industry moved to CDs only because of the additional space or because they could not be easily copied for quite some time? Does Diablo 3 require an online connection because they could not implement a game that could run on the PC only?

Providing those protections in the OS itself takes a big burden off most developers. The 30 % cut Apple or Microsoft take is a big part of what big companies would earn with their software, given that they already have payment solutions in place and might be able to provide storage and bandwidth cheaper. For Indie developers it would be a lot harder to organize all this.

But instead of answering the question on pirac that thread was about y you're completely missing the point and going on a crusade (and your points from a users perspective definitely are valid).
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] link68759:
There are no WP8 custom ROMs, only WP7, and only for select devices. As far as I know, app piracy was effectively killed off even for a fully "rooted" WP7 device now that the apps come in an encrypted package. WP8 devices with an SD card can sideload apps, but it's a feature, not an illegal act. You get the encrypted package straight from windowsphone.com, and when you sideload it via SD card, it checks with the marketplace to see if you already own this app and if you have purchased it- otherwise you get the trial.

So android is significantly less secure in this area, your friend is wrong.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcosmin222:
Pretty much this.

As a developer, I love the fact that the WP marketplace protects my app from almost anything a hacker can throw at it, because it protects several aspects I invested in the app:

1) Time. A lot of time. I don't like it when people use what I invested months of research and coding for free, just because they are too lazy to search the marketplace, but are devious enough to google the app and download it from some obscure location (the irony).

2) My intellectual property: I've made the app, therefore I should have complete control over who can download it. How would you feel if you invested a lot in a car, and some random people of the street simply gets in and drives your car away?

3)Coding and researching is certainly not an easy task. If it were, then everyone would be a developer. Pirating my app is like asking me to give away my talents for nothing in return.

Although it is extremely easy for outsiders to judge my app and say it is not worth the money, they really have no idea how much time and effort was put into it. It is a service I provide for you, and as with any service you need to pay for it...upfront or by staring at adds.

Considering that without the OEM I would not be able to create the app at all, and you would not be able to use it either, it is only natural for them to ask a percentage of the profit from the app. It is how business works.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Som30ne:
Comparing an App to a car is totally inappropriate.

If someone drove away in your car, you do not have this car anymore.

If someone installed an app you wrote - well, you still have another copy, and can produce a million more copies.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] link68759:
He has a very simplistic view on piracy, which is what most people who think they're losing something have. It's hard for them to wrap their heads around new concepts like "pirated does not equal lost sales". It's mostly the RIAA's fault that the practice of sharing is deemed amoral and gave it the misnomer: "piracy". Actual sales lost because of piracy are negligible. I'm not saying it's ok for people to just take without paying, I'm saying you need to realize what is actually happening. Most "pirates" are poor students with no money to spare, kids who have no money of their own, and the most numerous "pirate" of all: those who cannot access a store to legally buy the product.

Sent from my Windows 8 device using Board Express Pro
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taurenking:
This. And Also, Poecifer, your just the Fandroid, since the discussion was brought ou with no intention to accuse each other party and start a flame war as usual, so just stfu if you don't have anything useful to say.

As a wp developer, i'd like to say that not beeing able to sideload apps freely at times is just a pain in the a**...personally I own a Sony Xperia J and a Lumia 710...my friend is an Android Dev and doesn't have all this kind of limitation...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] chimpknowskungfu:
Seems like Amazon warehouse has a stock pile of these at a decent price. I'm looking for a desktop alternative for Youtube/Web surfing and watching MKV videos.

I know I need the color accuracy of IPS displays, and an expansion slot for memory. Asus Transformer seems like the closest thing hardware wise that I would be happy with.

Thoughts?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] qery:
Prime is a great device and should be definetly enough for what you want. If you tweak it it's even better, but also on stock it should be fine.
[Android General] Jorge R:
I created this post to find developers such case cyanogenmod cyanogenmod 9.1 and 10 for the tablet coby mid 7042

this is the tablet and its features:

characteristics:

Coby Kyros MID7042 Specs

7" TFT display

Capacitive touchscreen with multitouch (5 point)

800 x 480 pixel resolution

4GB storage memory

1GB RAM

MicroSD cards up to 32GB

1 GHz Cortex A8 processor

Speaker, 3.5mm headphone jack, microphone

Front-facing 0.3MP camera

Mini HDMI port

USB host

Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n

Battery: up to 5 hours for web browsing, 4.5 hours video playback

Size: 7.56" x 4.8" x 0.4"

Weight: 12 ounces

Comes with protective pouch, USB cable, USB host adaptor cable, earphones, and power adaptor.

Android version: Ice Cream Sadwich

respond, I hope your support developers, cyanogenmod hope for my tablet.
[Android General] RoberGalarga:
Well, it's another AllWinner powered tab, so I think you can try using this ROM, or contact the developer ;)
[Android General] Jorge R:
thanks!!

Thanks!!!!!!!!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kola2121:
T-Mobile testing new prepaid service GoSmart Mobile for 2013 launch

http://www.androidauthority.com/t-m...id-service-gosmart-mobile-2013-launch-137432/
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lt.Tealc:
Tmobile why 3G that,s so 2009 it,s 4g/lte or go home.......

no switch for me ^_^
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sparta507:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2037154

a little more info here! ;)
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mat jonson:
GoSmart Mobile

well it seems to be a reasonably good offer at the first look but if we look closely we'll find a different story altogether

at $30 one gets unlimited talk & text

now days phone is used not only for talk & text but for lot of things, so we need data pack as well

so one have to give $5 more and upgrade to $35 plan, unlimited talk & text plus unlimited data at 2G speed

but for a smartphone we need good data speed, at least 3G.

so one should give $10 more and upgrade to $45 plan, unlimited talk & text plus 3G data up to 5GB and after that back to 2G speed

3G speed data seems no good now days as 4G is in, also prospect of going back to 2G once 5GB is up seems scary

so my take is $30 is best only if talk & text is to be done or else don't take it

$35 plan, unlimited talk & text plus unlimited data at 2G speed, only take it if one talks a lot data speed is no issue

$45 plan, unlimited talk & text plus 3G data up to 5GB and after that back to 2G speed, if you have a smart phone, and your data transfer will not be more than 5GB only than take it

GoSmart plans are good but not that great as they seems at first glance
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maheshus88:
so, i found a flashable zip of 4.2 camara and when i flashed it replaced the stock 4.1 camera with 4.2 camera..

but now, i want 4.2 camera without replacing 4.1 camera .. i want both the camera ..

how shall i do that ??

plz help me .. I am new here and this is my first post.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apatal:
I'm not sure you can do that. If ever you do manage to retain both apk in your system app, you're going to have force closes all over the place. I suggest you just make up your mind on which camera to use. :)

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[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maheshus88:
i manged to have both apk files in system/app folder without renaming any of the apk.

however, if both apk is there then my android simply ignores 4.1 camera and only 4.2 camera shows up in app menu.

i have seen people having both the camera app working in some youtube videos and thats what i want !

i found some bug in 4.2 camera , i am not able to touch focus and pinch to zoom in 4.2 camera .. thats why i want another alternative

and its good to have photosphere for some occasion.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hp420:
greenblue's rom has both camera apps if you flash that camera mod. I removed the original one manually so that I only have the one that works with sphere.

why do you want both? What's the original one have that the modded one doesn't?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alen1901:
You CAN have both cameras, but only if your older Gallery in system/app is by default named "Gallery2". Than you flash 4.2 camera and you will have both cameras working. Make sure your ROM and/or gapps you are flashing has "gallery2" in system/app.

Sent from SpeedMachine i9023
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mawtin:
What's the point in having both?