yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] bippi79:
Weebo release - 26/06/2013

WEEBO​

What is it?

Weebo is your very own googly eyed personal assistant, but with a twist. He does more than just take care of your reminders, he is able to automate your phone to a whole new level. He remembers your location, be it work or home, and is able to perform various tasks assigned to it without you having to do a single thing.

Weebo lets you go about your life and focus on the more important things while silently and efficiently taking care of the tedious ones.

What is new?

Although Weebo does sport a brand new look, the changes do not remain skin deep. Weebo features many in depth changes so as to facilitate daily user interactions. After collating data and feedback from numerous users, we have finally been able to put forward a compelling and easy to user automation app for your android phones.

Some of the essentials –

Rule Editing

Now simpler and more nuanced, the rule editor screen is a joy to use, both for old users as well as new. Focusing on simplicity and ease of use, the new Rule editor allows you to do the following easily and without any hassle-​

Edit the type of rule, and set a name for it

Icons for both adding conditions as well as actions, thus giving you easy visual cues while setting up a rule

Easier to make creative rules by mixing and matching different icons, and come up with new combinations

Broken Rule Indicators

As simple but useful feature, which as the name suggests, allows you to understand much more easily as to which rules are not functioning properly. In the screenshot, you will see this visual cue depicted as a broken arrow, thus letting you know that something might be wrong with that particular rule.​

UI changes to Locations and Rules list screens

The locations screen now features an option to selectively see what rules are available for you to use. You can choose to see rules based on their particular conditions/usage functions. Initially we have provided the following – Al/Enabled/Disabled/Battery/Location/Sensor/Utility. Also featuring minor improvements is the Locations page, where you can track various different locations depending on your choice.​

Features Coming Soon-

A move towards even more simplicity and ease of use by providing several UI/UX changes.

A brand new update to the location tracker using Google fused location provider.

Many more interesting features in the pipeline.

Please take latest Weebo
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ThaSik1:
Just ran the rom for a few days to ensure that the battery drain I was experiencing wasn't due to the rom being "unsettled" but finally peeked at the settings to see that it has been running full throttle on both processors when defaulting to interactive. Maybe it's just me but that kinda scares me. I noticed that we are running the 3.4 kernel now, but might anyone know of any other flashable kernels that support the latest version of this rom because the current one has me worried I'm either gonna fry my battery or CPUs from the heat/work. Not dissing the rom because it is smooth, then again, it should run smooth if it's running wide open. Thanks!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] goodhed:
There's also an audio bug with the latest version. The output will only play on one side and the audio quality is nothing to write home about. Please work on the much needed fix. Otherwise excellent ROM.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] bsnipes:
Does anyone else get a gallery force close if trying to take an HDR photo?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] bippi79:
Stable release 3.0 change log

Stable release 3.0 - 07/02/2013

As CM10.1 has hit the general release, Avatar Team is branching with stable and nightly releases.

Stable releases are marked as 3.0. This is the first stable release from Avatar Team. Stable releases will be weekly or bi-weekly and will be tested extensively by our testing team.

Nightly releases will kickstart in a few days. We will merge CM changes every day and it will also contain experimental features from Avatar.

We highly recommend to wipe cache/data/dalvik before flashing the stable releases.

Changelog:

Based on CM10.1.0 (General Release)

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[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ccb101:
Will you guys be adding the new touch panel drivers like CM10 has? currently CM10 doesnt need the touch panel down grade but it looks like this rom does. if not you should add this into the instructions because CM doesnt need the downgrade anymore
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] rogersmithjr:
Devloper options??

Nice Rom, but only thing, DEVELOPER Options does not exist.. cant find it no where, just thought i wlll share

thanks
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ccb101:
have you tried tapping on the build number or date a bunch of times?
[HTC One X] Nexoez:
The title says it all! When i try to buy an app, i hot the error: blabla.. please try again later... There are now bargains in the store so i really want it fixed.. allready tried to reboot, delete and put my default account back on.. hope somebody can help
[HTC One X] BenPope:
Has it worked before?

Some apps can't be installed from some countries (based on the active SIM, usually)
[HTC One X] TToivanen:
What is the actual error message?
[HTC One X] Nexoez:
It worked before! Actual error message: "an error had occured, please try again later"..
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
It could be a fault at google side, maybe a server down or something !

Just thinking out loud here
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] rozco:
so this is my first android device to please bear with me. i easily installed beans build 1 but now im upgrading to beans build 3.

so far ive wiped data factory reset. wiped the cache. and downloaded the build 3 zip file.

i extracted the zip file. but when i go to upload it to odin its not a md5 file and doesnt let me put it in PDA, its a bunch of folders with files and i dont know what to do from here.

is there anyone that knows what im supposed to do next? am i doing this wrong?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dms76:
You have to unlock the bootloader first and flash via twrp or cwm. See this thread for additional info http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2043636. Its official instructions by adamoutler and read the original post plus at the last 10 pages, iff you haave any questions make sure to search the thread twice. Its most likely if this is your first time that someone else has asked it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dcdgoth:
You don't extract the file. You should get your bootloader unlocked asap.... so you won't have to deal with Odin in the future.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jmorton10:
Build 3 is not an odin file, it must be flashed from a custom recovery.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] rozco:
Thanks for the help guys. After a few problems I got everything sorted out and I'm now running beans build 4 :) It's awesome
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] General-Pain-666:
Hi everyone,

I searched the web for quit a time now, but did not find anything to answer my question:

Is there any way to disable the icons in the notification bar which appear while apps running in background without losing their full funktion?

For example I have an "Anti-Virus Program", "LBE Security Master" an "Tasker" running in Background. There a little Icons shown in the Status-Bar and big notifications when I pull down the notification bar. Of course many apps have an option to disable this, but they tell me that they won´t work right anymore if I would disable that. Since Jelly-Bean, I think, there is a way to disable notifications from every app but same thing here - apps seem not to work right anymore.

Is there a way to get rid of the icons or the big notifications without losing their funktion?

Thanks for answers

GP
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] General-Pain-666:
Really no one has that problem?

This is a very good forum but sadly in very most cases no one answers...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ptolomeo:
Hello.

I was a PA 1.6 and PA 2.X user since last week, when I decided to install stock ROM to check if battery life would improve.

I've been trying different ROMs and realized that battery performance was worst,so I decided to check stock ROM to see if I could get any improvents in battery life.

Yesterday I installed SGN_XX_OXA_KJ1_FACTORYFS stock ROM, but during the night I lost 50% of the battery (I didn't turn Flight Mode on) and now it's draining at 3.5%-5% battery per hour.

I reinstalled the RADIO, but I cannot understand how stock ROM + RADIO can have this much of battery drainage.

Any ideas on what can be happening and how can I solve this?

The only thing left is to format all SD partitions and pray. :laugh:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] el5arsawi:
try slim bean with sync off and just 3g

and check ur battery

if it presists then try flashing xxlrk or xxlr1 modem
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baz77:
go read the sticky on wakelocks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
Have you checked the battery section of settings to see what are the apps drawing the battery? install betterbatterystats and head over to http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1878828 to understand whats going on
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ptolomeo:
Yes, I already bought better battery stats but haven't find any wakelock issue... it looks as if it got normalized and now I'm getting 1.5 % per hour, which seems pretty decent...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baz77:
good one! hope it lasts all Christmas, Hanukkah or other holiday celebrations!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
Ok.. great..
[General Questions and Answers] bynio:
I do not have enough posts to make this question in thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1915354. Maybye here i get answer.

Is possible modify a keyboard behavior after long press keys? Now is like in PC keyboard - long press make auto repeat a letter wchich is pressed, i suggest better way. Like in nokia - long press make a special character normally accessible after ALT key. Much easier is make a some digits and special symbols in text just by a little longer pressing a key on phone.
[General Questions and Answers] KINGKJ:
urdu/arabic/farsi language support

please can anyone knows how to add farsi/urdu/arabic languages in hatyonrom beacause all my messages are unreadable because it doesnt support these languages? i searched everywhere but i couldnt find one.plz help
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Altrada:
Hi Pimp,

you write in your changelog Removed de-bloat options .... easier this way.

Does that mean there are no more German Samsung bloatware?

Ok, got it already found.

Thank you

Mike
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nextavenger:
Hey!

I'm just wondering if anyone else is facing this wherein when the volume is increased of the earpiece to max during a call, the voice kinda cracks but when the volume is reduced and kept half, the voice doesn't crack. [during the call]

Trying to figure out if its a hardware problem. On my iPhone, i could increase the volume to max while on the call and the voice wouldn't crack.

Running stock firmware.

Thanks
[Nexus S General] cpanos:
For anyone using clockworkmod recoveries, the amazing people behind CWM have brought our device up to speed with their latest official release of 6.0.2.5

You can grab the recoveries (normal or touch) here:

clockworkmod recoveries

P.S. you need an unlocked bootloader,

go here for info on how to flash recoveries:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=883032
[Nexus S General] mypat:
Here is the flasable zips. :)

Here is the flasable zips. :)
[Nexus S General] superng888:
may i know the improvements? :laugh:
[Nexus S General] mypat:
i don't know i just downloaded images and made zip file for people to make it easier :)
[Nexus S General] gellow:
So, this works like flashing ROMs? Just flashing the zip from recovery?
[Nexus S General] mypat:
Sure.
[Nexus S General] digitalguy13:
Eager to know the same, as in the benefits of upgrading to the latest. I tried googling it but did not get very far
[Nexus S General] raducux:
I haven't tested the usb mount setting .. But i see some differences..like adb sideload and the missing battery stats wipe. ... Where is it ?
[Nexus S General] Frickelpit:
There's no need to wipe your battery stats. It's more a Myth than an improvement.
[Nexus S General] hiphopboy:
Not wipe battery stats anymore ?
[Nexus S General] mypat:
i liked it not same old time there is 2 mode for backup :) one is tar that what i love to use always the other is dupe mode. defeult is tar so it's enough for me.
[Nexus S General] eddy_nugroz:
mount USB storage work or not ?
[Nexus S General] mypat:
No it's not. Just tried.
[Nexus S General] macacao:
Capacitive buttons dont work on non touch version :(
[Nexus S General] dotlab:
No, it's useless. Batterystats.bin file gets recreated everytime you fully charge your phone or something like that
[Nexus S General] alfhie:
Indeed.,you can only use volume rocker for non touch version.
[Nexus S General] apatal:
You mean you can't mount USB storage in this version of cwm recovery? Is it a bug?
[Nexus S General] encinocr:
make Fix Permission and a reboot the System, maybe 2 times
[Nexus S General] mypat:
Not work for me with the touch version.
[Nexus S General] hp420:
just use flash image gui people....no rebooting or anything ;) It flashes recovery and kernels as long as they are in .img format

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joeykrim.flashimagegui

I hear this all the time, and it's just not true. I was getting horrible battery life for about 3-4 weeks. The other day I reverted back to cwm 6010 so I could wipe my battery stats....then I reflashed cwm 6019. since then, my battery life has increased from about 6 hours in standby to about 18...and I haven't installed or removed any apps, changed any settings in any apps, made any kernel changes or anything. I've literally left my phone alone completely, with the exception of voice calls and text messaging...but only communication...no settings. The only variable was the wipe battery stats option.

I don't know what it does or why it works for me, it just does. I remember the android employee's statement about how the battery stats option was useless, etc...I've seen the studies and read the discussions. I just see different evidence, pointing to a different conclusion in my own personal experience ;)
[Nexus S General] hiphopboy:
came back to 6.0.1.0 ! Bad update :)
[Nexus S General] Titancab:
Well....is there any changelog? have´nt seen any...:confused:
[Nexus S General] Basche:
When you wiped your battery stats, how did you do it. Did you fully charged your phone or lowered it to like 5% when you wiped battery stats?
[Nexus S General] sd26:
agree with this 6.0.2.5 usb mounting not working, Changed to TWRP 2.3.3.0 recovery so I can automatically update with CyanDelta CM 10.1 updater.
[Nexus S General] rasengan82:
Noticing format /system fails sometimes. It does not happen with previous versions. Also fastboot erase system and fastboot flash system work without any issues. When the format fails I can retry and it always works. This does not happen often but when it happens it freaks me out because it looks like a partition corruption.
[Nexus S General] bebis24:
thanks

thank you
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HHT:
Hi everyone! I been noticing that my i9100 is not running edge anymore but rather it has an H or H+ on the signal bat. Is this HSPA+ speed on the phone or am I just being too excited? I think this is because of T-Mobile running the new bands. If I can I will screenshot it when I see it again. So does anyone have the same thing as me? Thank you!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mattisfaction:
You should have posted a question in the q n a section. However for your information in the UK with t mobile I have had h+ speeds for roughly two years. It's got even faster on ee even though still h+ not 4g.. And 3 network gets even faster speeds on h+
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
Same here. I have had H+ for years. I only ever get edge when I'm in a very low signal area.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
He's talking about T-Mobile in the US, which runs HSPA on different bands than in Europe.

Well, until recently, anyways. They have been in the process of re-farming the 1900mhz band for this use, so depending on the market you are in, you may have gotten it. So if that band is turned on to HSPA where you are, you'll get it on the i9100.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HHT:
@mattisfaction well it did not seem like a question. I was trying to see if anyone had it like me.

@ctomgee he is right. I was talking about T-mobile USA. But thank you for answering my question. This is amazing! :) I love my i9100 even more now!
[Hardware Hacking General] sabergeek:
Hello people,

My tablet has a Dual Mali 400, Cortex A9, 512 MB DDR3 and a 800 * 480 display resolution.

At first, the game menu appears rightly, like this: (please replace [DOT][US] with .us )

imageshack[DOT][US]/a/img18/5295/screenshot2012122316173.png

But, when the game actually begins running, this is what i get:

imageshack[DOT][US]/a/img18/5295/screenshot2012122316173.png

The problem is persistant with all HD games, while some of them work better, but the visual quality is disappointing. Do you know why the HD games won't display properly? Is it because of the poor resolution? Or the number of bits are the concern?

I'll appreciate any help :)
[Hardware Hacking General] praditkom:
Waste

Even u had dual mali 400 it waste of gpu because to show HD quality atleast u need tablet with Dual core procesor , HD resolution (1280x720) and 1 GB ram to run smooth with HD android games :)
[General Topics] JJEgan:
As someone who reads a lot of help i broke my phone posts the simple fact is that a large number of users if not the majority of noobs refuse point blank to read the instructions .

jje
[General Topics] cobraboy85:
This is also true. What I am getting at is by making information like this the first thing they would see, it would likely help reduce the "flasher flurry" that some people get into simply because of excitement and ignorance.

For those who don't read simply because they choose not to, we cannot help them. I believe there are many people, however, that proceed with caution, but are not informed enough. Simply saying "I am not responsible for your damaged device" is not enough in my opinion. I would revert to the child near the light socket analogy. It is not a enough to say "hey kid, you stick that fork in the light socket you may or may not be electrocuted - proceed with caution." We can do more, and we should.
[General Topics] garyd9:
I don't disagree about the need for this type of thread, but I'm not sure this is the proper section for it. This type of thread could (and probably should) be discussed across ALL android (and maybe even non-android) devices - not specific to samsung, exynos, touchwiz, etc. As well, it's not really a discussion of process, but more a discussion of how to advertise and support a firmware "product."

So, please explain how the OP fits the section guidelines here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2017367

Thank you

Gary
[General Topics] cobraboy85:
Probably correct there Gary. If it needs to be moved I apologize. Not sure what I was thinking posting it here... it was late... I was tired lol
[General Topics] zodiaxe66:
A simple solution would be to "hide" the download link in OP, so ppl are forced to read at least some of the OP.but there will always be ppl there is out of reach.
[General Topics] Andy:
I agree gary, I've moved this to XDA general as this would cover pretty much any device, WP or Android.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] chenwk1010:
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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ps000000:
Ah yes i get random freeze screen with some ROM installer
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Alienator9191:
why not format every partition 3 times (idk how recovery looks at this device, im used to 4ext on the HTC sensation) and the wipe data to set al parations right again and install the rom? even why wiping 3 times instead of 1?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Dimitri178:
Very nice guide. Extremely helpful for beginners
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Lultima:
And please have to say that use a wipe script it's such a kind of blasfemy ... ;)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] neock:
agreed

since nand ram has its life time of cycle. wiping the nand for more than needed is some kind of suicide mission to your droid....
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cobraboy85:
I disagree. If you are the type that flashes a ROM 5 times a day then yes that might be a factor.... might be. Each android device I have owned I have flashed a ROM/kernel to it literally thousands of times and nothing was ever damaged because of scrubbing the disk too much and flashing to it too much. Sorry, but misinformed about just how robust these disks are.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] nitzanb:
It needs to a must read for noobs
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Phistachio:
Most definitely, wiping 3 times is completely unnecessary. Only 1 time is enough for the NAND to perform the wipe commands. Not only that, but also you're wearing out the flash drive by wiping so much, even though you flash a lot. Another reason to only wipe once.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] zenzip:
First of all thz for this step-by-step guide, for newbie is useful.

I agree, why repeat 3 time the same wipe command, when 1 time is enough for wipe data from NAND...

unless there is an hidden reason, I don't see a good reason to do that! :cyclops:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] sloppy1:
1 wipe is more than enough

plus this thread should be in general section
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] dr.ketan:
I never face any problem with these steps (surely more then 100 flashing)

1.Downoad and flash ROM with Odin (odin doesn't check md5??)

2.Reboot, nevermind if stuck

3.Reboot to recovery, wipe cache and data.

Thats it.

If your counter is already raised, first make sure you have stock kernel and recovery

Reset counter

Start from step 1 above.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] BullHorn7:
**knock knock knock**

Leonard

**knock knock knock**

Leonard

**knock knock knock**

Leonard
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] zenzip:
Lol... this is Sheldon wiping style...

Inviato dal mio GT-N7100 con Tapatalk 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] FIREONHIGH:
posting a link to youtube would be an awesome way to show us noobs how to Exactly go about it also..when i had my captivate i flashed a rom called cognition,super easy following the guy on the video:D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] frostyroot:
What about other ROM's?

Can you show us how to flash ROM's from another carrier such as AT&T? There are a couple of ROM's I am really interested in trying out but have no luck doing so because of me not knowing what the heck I'm doing or how to do it. If you could post instructions that would be really nice.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] krayzielilsmoki:
Since I'm already rooted I can't make a video on how to root but ill make a how to flash a rom once you're rooted for the note 2 if you guys are interested
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] techn0crat:
Interesting!

Next time I flash a ROM, I will wipe thrice, as you say.

But do you know why it is important to wipe thrice? Does the extra two times really do something additional to scrub the disc?

I am truly interested, and I would like more insight on *why*

Also, the dev for the Jedi ROM suggests fixing permissions after the first boot.

In my experience, this has led to better performance on other devices in addition to the GNII - perhaps that is also worth mentioning.