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[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] 903tex:
Awesome thank you for this.

Running the white theme. Also be cool if you make some of the app icons(just the major ones) the colors as you did the toggles.

That would go great with my background
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mis3:
Any chance you plan to do some with the standard right clock or a toggle option for right clock?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Duffman14:
Any chance for a red? Or a Lime Green?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] blacknight1114:
Yes. Both are in the works
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] blacknight1114:
Yes, actually. im gonna have all the themes available with right clock and stock battery in the next day or so. adding the jellybean slider button too, for some reason it didnt come through when i ported the themes.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] blacknight1114:
happy new year everyone!!!!!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] blacknight1114:
I have a red theme and a right clock version of it I'm uploading tonight guys. Do you prefer stock battery????it has a red gauge type now
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Duffman14:
I think with red, the gauge would be better.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] blacknight1114:
I agree but you'd be surprised at the requests I've had for stock battery. Lol
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mis3:
My votes are always right clock and circle type battery (could be regular circle, honeycomb, cm circle, etc).

I'm really hoping to some of your initial themes with the clock shifted right.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] blacknight1114:
I have a red right clock ready . I'm doing the rest soon. ;)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] blacknight1114:
red themes are in op guys, normal and right clock , enjoy!!
[General Questions and Answers] zeby:
hay everbody im having with update my rom...i instaled jeeellyblastv3 on my galaxy y with rom version 3.0.0 and i have a message to update to 3.0.4 but i cant update beacouse i need to update first to 3.0.3 but i cant find it..where can i find it? somebody knows!? please help
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bleaktrotter:
Development seems fragmented between all the different carriers.. even with a deodexed stock rooted rom are things "designed" for other carriers not compatible with my Sprint device?

Is it a matter of n7100 vs n7105? Or gsm/lte?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Skripka:
You will probably brick your device flashing another carrier ROM. I say probably as I know of no one willing to experiment on our rather expensive device.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] thunderwagn:
There are some "ports" that have been done between carriers. Know your carrier and flash only roms designed for or ported to that carrier.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] na7q:
All will run on sprint's variant. The radios may be compatible with the ROM with a few mods here and there. You can flash other stock ROMs. Just flash sprint's kernel with another carriers. You'll see a mostly functioning ROM. Only issues are radio related.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] thunderwagn:
I'd proceed here with caution. I've heard of borked boot/kernel image or worse hboot damage requiring either replacement or j tag service. YMMV.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bleaktrotter:
Thanks for the info. It sounds like it's only a matter of radio compatibility when flashing ROMs. If I flash stock sprint radios and a kernel made specifically for the L900 (stock or otherwise) I should be okay based on what I see here.

So it's only ROMs that are in question here? If there's a .zip mod for status bar, camera, gallery, etc, I shouldn't need to worry about what model it's for? Including n7105 international variant .zips -- I see no reason why that shouldn't work. These are all essentially the same device sans connectivity.

I don't mind flashing sketchy things, been doing that for years and haven't had a hard brick yet -- it's actually hard to do. I just want to know what the facts are about what is known to work or not work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] thunderwagn:
Delete.

I wish you the best in your endeavors.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3project:
NOT TRUE AT ALL...........if you flash an international variant rom, while you may get it to boot (doubtful), you will not have service and your IMEI/Baseband will be gone d/t the fact that the partitions are slightly different between the variants. the only fix for this is flashing a stock tar that will re-write your partitions and restore to stock. and it simply isnt as simple as just changing the partitions and kernel either.

so no, DO NOT FLASH other carrier variant roms to the Sprint variant
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] billard412:
I flashed a att rom and a tmo theme to mine with success.and by success I mean didnt brick. Now as far as booting thats a diff story. The tmo theme booted with problems and the att rom just bootlooped. But as far as I know the partitions layout is the same(not counting the intl'. I havent looked yet) so i think ur safe to experiment with the average rom. I would check to make sure theres no radio or bootloader and you should be fine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] na7q:
Very true. How else was I to run every variant? Especially your sprint stock on mine? Which is us cellular. If you use the right kernel nothing will brick your phones. (: discussion over
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mackentosh:
No no no dont close the discussion. By all means anyone care to give a quick tutorial on what you did to get a different carrier's rom on your's
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] billard412:
Open the zip and be sure the only things you see are boot.img, META-INF, and system. If so, flash and reboot. If it bootloops, plug in and use adb to run a logcat to see why it won't boot and attempt fix it. A kernel is not enough to brick you unless it gets flashed over the wrong partition. Which I don't believe is a concern here since the partitions are the same across all the note ii's.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mackentosh:
Do you have to switch boot.img or no
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shiftr182:
The CSC data needs to be replaced. The kernel should be fine. Some of the etc files should probably be replaced. The build.prop needs to be edited for Sprint/cdma.

Check the install script and compare it to sprints to make sure there arent any partitions being formatted differently. I have used a few different at&t roms on mine by doing the above.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3project:
i was referring to the international versions as was specifically stated in the post. even if you change the boot.img to the proper one it will not flash properly to the phone because the partitions are different on the INT version.

the US variants all have the same partitions and will flash properly with the carrier specific kernel minus a few bugs here and there. and doing what shiftr182 said will usually get rid of any other bugs.

YOU SHOULD change the boot.img to the proper kernel
[TouchPad General] avisekhg:
Sorry but I am totally new to android and on how to install it in my TP. But, I was successfully running Cyanogenmod for sometime now until I thought of installing TWRP in my TP instead of CWM as installing nightly updates was becoming difficult for me.

I tried to install twrp through gooManager so that I would have both the option of Clockworkmod and twrp. SInce twrp is a better ui, I thought of using it instead of ClockworkMod.

So, I went to their site: teamw.in/project/twrp2/75

and followed the following:

Install the app and open it. Tap menu then hit Install OpenRecoveryScript. Tap Yes. Verify that the filename displays your device's code name and hit Yes. The file will download and your device will reboot and install the recovery automatically.

By doing so, it did not reboot but while I tried to reboot myself, I saw that the ClockWorkMod menu is gone from moboot and I have no recovery option left. The menu has 'Boot TWRP' but when selecting that, it says corrupt data and my TP hangs.

Please guide me in getting CWM back or get the TWRP.

Please help!!! Thanks in anticipation.
[TouchPad General] bananagranola:
You can't have 2 recoveries installed. Try reinstalling from Goo Manager. Let it run until it notifies you that it's finished.
[TouchPad General] avisekhg:
Ran it again

Thanks, I ran it again and it downloaded completely and at the taskbar it says, 'Invalid MD5 sum' and it did not reboot by itself.

What should I do next?
[TouchPad General] bananagranola:
Try un installing the app from the website and installing goo manager from the play store. It's always worked for me.
[TouchPad General] avisekhg:
Thanks....

do you mean uninstalling the GooManager(goo.im) after going to PlayStore where I see 2 options: Open and Uninstall, click on 'Uninstall'?

And the installing it back again?

Sorry, but I am a beginner.... please pardon for my dumb questions!
[TouchPad General] bananagranola:
Yes. And make sure that goo manager identifies your tablet correctly.
[TouchPad General] avisekhg:
Thanks but how do I know if the gooManager that I reinstall identifies my tablet correctly?
[TouchPad General] bananagranola:
I might be thinking of another app, but I thought that the app shows a pop up stating what hardware it detected.
[TouchPad General] haxin:
youre thinking of Rom Manager. if you really want to have an all in one rom app im telling you Rom Toolbox Pro is the awesome. there isnt another app ive found yet that can do what it does. too much stuff to list. but heres some screen shots that are relevant to this thread.
[TouchPad General] sstar:
+1

I use Rom Toolbox ,it does everything .And you can use the lite version .
[TouchPad General] avisekhg:
Hi,

I had to uninstall CM9 using ACMEUninstaller and had to reinstall all these again.

Luckily, I had a backup from 12-26-12 which I used to restore my TP.

Can I retry using 'Install OpenRecoveryScript' from gooManager again? Would it install TWRP2.3 now?

Please note that I am still using CWM.

Do I have to update my gooManager? When I go to PlayStore, it does not have any option of Update, just has 'Open' and 'Uninstall' which leds me think that I have the latest gooManager. Am I right?
[TouchPad General] sando7:
yes if you re-flashed cm9.......download GOO and install TWRP again...should be good to go, TWRP will replace CWM in moboot.........also when you go to the playstore, tap the 3 dots on the top right of your T.P. screen and select settings then put a checkmark in "Auto Update app's":.....

p.s., after installing TWRP i would suggest making a new Nandroid back-up........
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rec0rdzz:
So, according to the S1 tool which is here:

RUNNING S1_FROM VER "r8A033"

Software AID: 0001

LOADER AID: 0001

FLASH ID: "002C/00B3

LOADER VERSION "R4A024"

Loader version is here at the "r" in size, this means that the loader is still closed?

Hopefully you can help: S
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Denie46:
If it's "r", it's unlocked, "R" means that the bootloader is locked. In your case your bootloader is unlocked :)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rec0rdzz:
Yeah, but hmm... only on running loader: is the R small by the loader version ist the R large :o ?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jai554:
your bootloader is unlocked successfully. now you can flash any custom kernel in this forum... ;)
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SovietRussian:
Hey, I have been looking for a beginner guide to root the nook hd. I am new to rooting so i really have no idea on what to do. I do have windows 8, so i don't know if that would be a problem. If any one knows how to root the nook hd and wants to help it might be easier to chat in Skype, and my Skype name is doodlebuy97. Thanks for your help!!!

P.S. I have looked up guides, but most of them are advanced guides....
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dbh369:
By far, the easiest way to root is here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2062613

You just need an SD card, a card reader, some software you download for burning the card, and the downloads in the thread.

Universal root is what is says.

Gapps refers to the Google Applications and Play Store is one of them

Unknown Sources lets you install files not from Barnes and Noble.

For now, ignore the other files until you get that working.

The nice thing is you can't brick your nook, worst case you just have to try to reboot 8 times to be back where you started.

Enjoy and welcome!
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SovietRussian:
Thanks I'll see if this works for me!
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SovietRussian:
Ok i went to the site and found some of it a little confusing lol. I have everything you said i need accept the software you download for burning the card. I read most all of it, but i really didn't see any steps. Also I'm not good with there terminology like flash and ROM and stuff like that..
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] natefish:
What the site doesn't tell you is the order in which to flash. It's also a lot of info to decipher. Leapinlar has done an incredible job providing all of the resources and info needed. Here's what I did using that thread:

1. Follow the instructions in the thread for burning the cwm image to the sd card. There are easier instructions here that Someone0 posted:http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=34954992&postcount=132. Someone0's directions are for Win7, so it should be close to Win8.

2. Take the sd card out and reboot your Nook like normal.

3. Connect Nook to PC via USB and copy the Universal Root zip and the Gapps zip to your Nook internal storage (on top level so it will be easier to find.

4. Shut down and reinsert your burned sd card. Boot into recovery via power + volume up.

5. Once in cwm, don't hit the N button unless you want to select something. The power button is "nack" i think, but don't quote me on that. Navigate cwm to install the zip from internally storage. Make sure you find internal storage or you won't see any zips.

6. Once flashed, shut down, take out card, and reboot.

7. Discover the wonderful world of a rooted device.

Sent from my Nook HD
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dbh369:
Power button is Home (Top) I think.

You also need ADB running to copy the files over, no? Or are you copying to internal memory using MTP... Can you flash from there? I had just copied the zips to the card while it was in the card reader on the Windows machine. Then the zips are on the CWM card. After you are done, just do a nandroid backup with CWM too in case something gets borked later...
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lkmiller:
Wow, you're talking about LeapinLar's Nook HD/HDplus Stock Root - via CWM flashable zips thread. Let me correct and clarify those steps a bit:

1. To burn an image to your sd card in Windows, download the win32diskimager-binary.zip, unzip, and run the exe. Write the unzipped CWM image file (be sure to use the one for your device) to the sd card in your computer/card reader. (The post linked to is for getting adb working which you don't need for this.)

2.-3. Leave the sd card in your computer after burning the CWM image and just copy the zips to it.

4. With your nook off put the sd card in and turn on (no need to press the volume up).

5. Once CWM starts up, install zips from sd card (vol + & - are up and down, n button is select, power is back to previous menu). Do the universal root first, then gapps.

6. After the zips are installed, take out the sd card and select reboot.

7. Look around these forums for more info on enjoying your rooted Nook! :D
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leapinlar:
I just reworked my instructions in that thread. After going through it in excruciating detail with SovietRussian, I concluded it needed revising. See if you think it is better.

Sent from my Nook HD+ Running CM10 on SD
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lkmiller:
They do look better. Honestly, they were pretty clear to me to begin with. But I do have previous experience with the Nookcolor. I just looked at natefish's instructions and thought he was making it a little harder then it had to be.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] natefish:
Actually, I was just combining what others told me with that leapinlar was saying to do. What I wrote is what worked for me, so I was just trying to help. :)
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fxstsb:
Rooting by changing internal code

Been searching for something I stumbled along awhile back. It requires disassembling the Nook HD. My eyes are heavy from search. Supposedly there is another SD card in the nook and a few words need changing. Anyone recall were it is?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonnhy:
Hi all,

I feel my phone just too laggy, even with good rom like JB or ICS.

My point is, the iphone is so smooth, sorry for the comparison, but i feel a bit disappointed because i thought my phone, with a dual core at 1.5ghz should beat my old iphone 3gs way too much. But now it seems i cannot even run two application that everything start lagging and the responsivness of the phone freeze.. It's just so annoying.. Don't tell me "then take the iphone" because i hate it, infact i bought an android after, i can;t change nothing pratically and they're way too much expensive..

So i read an article how the iphone works. When you are using an app all the resources are used by that app. The other processes and apps get ibernated. So, why android can't work that way, i thought. Is it possible to prioritize to the max the app i'm using right now and ibernate (or freeze, i think they mean the same) the others in the RAM until i switch to that app..

Is it possible?

P.S.

I've already read the article that explains why android will never be as smooth as the iphone, because the ios have a special dedicated process for the graphics so everything is rendered in real time.. i've also read that it's impossible for android because it's too late too change the way android works..

I'm noob on this so please be patient.. Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -Falco:
There are apps that do this, look out up on Google. You will be fine.

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Phone: Samsung galaxy s2 t989

Rom: Jedi knight 6 4.0.4

Kernel: Jedi kernel 2

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and you thought celebrities weren't smart. =P
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonnhy:
Name? I don't really know which keywords use to search on play store.. :/
[Motorola Droid X2] khwizar:
Installed flash on my droid x2 that is running dzk's JB mod (10/7 Alpha 2 build). But Netflix shows no video just audio. Is it just not working on this JB mod, or is it because of CM10.

Thanks in advance.
[Motorola Droid X2] Lrs121:
Its one of the issues that come with not having an up to date kernel. the app is trying to load things that arent in the kernel so the screen cant display the video only processing the sound. and possibly a drm issue
[Motorola Droid X2] khwizar:
Ok, just making sure I hadn't done anything wrong.
[Motorola Droid X2] iBolski:
I haven't been on my X2 for over a year since having a DROID RAZR MAXX, but you might want to look into getting something like OTA Rootkeeper. This allows you to "unroot" your phone temporarily. It's what I have to use in order to watch my movies via Flixster because if the phone is rooted, it won't play the videos.

This might be your case since you're running a ROM which is rooted.
[General Questions and Answers] Skilzdatkilz21:
Hey there. I would like to start out by saying that I have been an Android user for 3 years now on T-Mobile. I dont want to say im anit-Apple, but more of im just not a fan of Apple products. (Im a big pc nerd, been building PCs for 5 years now) The only thing im a fan of is iPod. But recently with the iPhone 5 being out, I have actually started to like the iPhone more. Mainly because it finally now has a 16:9 screen, which is a huge deal for me. Also im sick of Android not having good development. Everything for mobile is made for iPhone first and then usually terribly ported to Android. Also I like the fact of having both my iPod and phone in one.

Ok so here are my problems. Since im on T-Mobile, I will have to get an unlocked iPhone 5. (And yes it has to be a 5 because i cant deal with the smaller square screen) One is the price, and two is the network. Since T-Mobile's network does not fully work with the iPhone I would get either 3g or Edge depending on where im at. Since I live about 40 minutes south of Chicago I should be fine on getting 3g most of the time. But next year in the fall of 2013 ill be going to Southern Illinois University where there is no 3g tower. Also im not sure if you know about it. But the head CEO of T-Mobile came out and said on December 6th, 2012 that T-Mobile will be getting LTE in 2013 and that they will be carrying "Apple Products".

The other problem is the cost. To get an unlocked iPhone 5 16gb is $650 which is a lot. But on the other hand I will only technically be paying around $200 for it because I will be selling my HTC Amaze 4g which sells for about $200-250 on ebay. Also my iPod Touch 4th generation 32gb which also sells for about $200 on ebay. With this said its still a lot to say Im spending $650 just on a phone.

So with all of this said what do you guys think? My main concern is the network. I will technically be downgrading since I do have a 4g device now. But I also have read that the 3g is the same speed as normal T-Mobile 4g. Also my other option is going with a Nexus 4 for only $299. (But im getting really sick of waiting for it to come back in stock.) So what do you guys say? Unlocked iPhone 5? or stick with Android and wait for the Nexus 4?

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] gagdude:
As an Android user and follower, I would advise against iPhones. The OS of Android itself is what you are giving up.

The network? No problem. They are refarming their old 2G spectrum to HSPA+ and the 1700 MHz band which would actually allow 4G in the areas they have done so. If you do have 3G, it blows compared to their 4G (or 3.5G whatever you want to call it).

Since T-Mobile will be rolling out LTE next year and like you said Apple Products there's pretty much a 99% chance they are getting the iPhone. In fact, if you don't mind, you could just wait until they get the 5S.

Paying $650 for a phone is IMO way too much and the problem with Apple products. Too premium of a price. For that you may as well just get a Note 2. Lol

Anyways think of your losses and gains. The big part is losing Android, then there's the steep price. You lose some faster data speeds, and the 4.3 inch screen of your current phone.

You gain iOS (not so much a gain really), that 16:9 aspect ratio screen, and probably a faster phone (compared to the Snapdragon S3 on your Amaze)

The fact that you lose Android outweighs it all for me, but idk you're not me so choose wisely
[General Questions and Answers] Skilzdatkilz21:
Its funny the way you say that because if this was like a month ago i would be saying the exact same thing. Like I said before, im a huge android fanboy, and always have been and I hate Apple. But after all this time on Android ive come to a conclusion about the iPhone 5, and that it actually really competes with my Android "fetish" lol.

I guess im just sick of all the bugs that Android has, and all the little development/support that it gets compared to IOS. One thing though is there are a lot of things that I do on my Android that I couldn't do on IOS.....unless I jailbreak. I gave this one a lot of though (all the lost features) and realized that im not losing anything. If I jailbreak my device, I will get every feature an Android can get. (except custom Roms) I've been jailbreaking iPod Touches since jailbreak was first available about 4-5 years ago. So I know pretty everything there is to know about it.

Thank you for your thoughts on this. I think im going to wait it out and see what T-Mobile does in 2013 with their network and IOS devices. Also since the nexus 4 is so cheap ill most likely go with that for now. (well at least until it goes back in stock)