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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] noteandfound:
You mean like this my friend ?

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=t1ZS...top_uri=/watch?v=t1ZSrfg59Q8&feature=youtu.be

click THANKS BUTTON if I helped…

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sepehrthegreat-iran:
As you mentioned world peace :D i should mention that youtube is filter in iran!

I mean to bring what we have on angry v3 to nearly all roms out there
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sepehrthegreat-iran:
Is there any hack to be able to launch all apps in floating mode like samsung tablets?

Im thinking about moding the rom so that it can be both tablet ui and note ui but for all roms or at least some
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] djoni_gitara:
Install Nova Launcher or Apex launcher... which suport various dpi, TW launcher dont suport all dpi...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2056515

advice: do some reading/serach through threads, instead opening endless number of new ones. it creates mess for new users as well as for the others too
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sepehrthegreat-iran:
I did actually.i found some modes too.but not as simple as you answered

Thanks for your answer

Now is there an app that can edit the dpi?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] djoni_gitara:
I dont know if I understand you corectly, but anyway...

You can change dpi with rom toolbox, which you already use, or build prop editor (on google play). I think that you allready do that.

So realy dont understand you quite well?

Thanks to xperiacle you can try this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2072081

With this app, you can set different dpi for any app that you want, for example youtube to 160 tablet mod, gmail 213 tablet mod, internet browser 240 etc... so there is no need to change dpi with romtoolbox/buildprop editor. But if you want you can try change dpi to 240, I use Alliance xxlsc beta1.1 with 240 dpi mod, and above settings for xposed app (I set some apps at phone ui - 320dpi, like phone dialer, clock, camera, voice recorder...) And now my rom is ass kicker :)

Thanks to the xperiacle again you can try this as well:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2056515

Read instructions, and you will have floating windows, you can combine it with xposed per app dpi also.

He is preparing also a full tablet mod, i think that is not ready yet... but it will be

And the last one, i see that you are on Ultimate rom and you liked it :) but do you try AngryRom. They are also preparing full tablet rom, thanks to the xperiacle again.

But for now you can flash it and choose between few dpi mods, phone ui, phablet ui etc...

Here is a link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2062791

Read through the forum, you will find everything that you want, There is no such a thing that note cant do! Everybody is just waiting official realease of JB, then the party begin again :cowboy::D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sepehrthegreat-iran:
Man your article deserves dozens of thanks

I have had some development(i dont mean developing i mean making better)using nova launcher prime.i also found a tablet market so i can download apps optimized for tablets.i hope note 3 will have multi dpi
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sepehrthegreat-iran:
Take a look at this

And this one is an iranian market optimized to tablet dpi
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sepehrthegreat-iran:
I set some app dpies

Specially for go sms pro its great

I have nova launcher prime so i just set its dpi to 240 and when i open it i go into tablet mode

I think this xposed app settings is the best way

I really thank you

But now im gonna try the multi floating apps

I wish i could share my rom :(

But here internet is so slow
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sepehrthegreat-iran:
The multiwindows is a little confusing

Ofcourse i understood what he says but it seems a little risky and that i need to have 213 dpi.but my eyes wont take that.i need an app to quickly edit props.i mean it should have 5 modes as following:213,210,240,320,and costume.so that everyone can quickly change dpi.also it will wipe the risk of messing up your device.(but if you are interested you can use costume :D).also it can have a place for editing wifi intervals for powersaver and performance.

You know if a noob (im still a noob but it has levels)goes in props and changes all...

Hope developers make a simple app for that
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Jonny:
Thread closed as its essentially a duplicate, please go here >>> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2041071
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] imnukul:
I have Galaxy R, and there scratches on the rear body of camera lens so the images are blurred. I confirmed samsung about the expenses. they told me about 1000$ which is too high for this phone. Any other cheap deal, I live in India
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Bhavik Jain:
1000$ r dey insane??:confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] imnukul:
I mean 100 :P Typo mistake
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Bhavik Jain:
:p:p
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] whatever7276:
Did you mean 100 USD? or 100 Rs? (since you said you live in india...)

Anyway, if you do not find any cheap alternative, you can always try to do it yourself...

I can help, if you decide to do it yourself...but do try other options first

There is another thread with similar problem here

You can see my response there at post 15

Hope it helps!
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] nightmareweaver:
Went to SSC in Mumbai,they told me it would cost Rs.774 to replace the back panel including the camera lens cover.They didnt have it in stock so they took the money in advance issued a receipt and they have asked me to come back tomorrow with the phone.They said it wont take more than 10 mins
[Nexus S General] viperfx07:
I have noticed that my phone has become quite slow. My Nexus S is a contract phone and I think I have had it for almost 2 years. When i first got it - it felt snappy. Around that time, I did things like install kernals, custom roms, bootloader unlock etc. Then I went back to the stock rom.

I dont mind wiping the memory etc. As long as the important stuff is backed up like messages and contacts - everything else can go. I can reinstall when needed. So my question is - what do I have to do to regain the performance. Should I do a full reinstall? or install a custom ROM? or should I get a new phone (my contract ends this month)

Thanks
[Nexus S General] jojoost:
well, if you get the possibility, I would definitely go for an different phone. I don't know your budget, but I would go for a quad(/dual)-core phone, as mobile software seems to become heavier on a faster pace than before. I advise you this, because else your next phone will feel like your nexus s after two years, but than in one year. Of course this is just a prediction, so do whatever you wish to do :)
[Nexus S General] Androyed:
I had been running the same custom ROM for months. When the Nexus 4 came along, I wanted to upgrade, but I decided to wait another year and just install a smooth and stable custom ROM/kernel.

I have found the combination of rasbeanjelly, the marmite kernel and brainmaster's seeder tweak to be extremely smooth. After flashing this combination, an upgrade to the Nexus 4 doesn't seem so needful anymore. Battery is okay too: I can get shy of 4 hours on screen time.

Klinkerkp was so nice to compile his own build of rasbeanjelly: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36373552&postcount=278. It has the following:

Latest rasbeanjelly version

Gapps

SuperSU

BusyBox

Working photosphere

Dark mms with quick reply

marmite kernel v7.2.3CM

brainmaster's seeder tweak

You can download it here: http://www.d-h.st/HJ9. Very useful, because you only have to flash one file. Be sure to wipe and everything, but you know that already.
[Nexus S General] ej8989:
I also recommend this combination if you just want preformance. :good:

However, in my opinion, ROM performance is device dependent. What's fast for another may/may not be fast on your device. So be sure to try them all when you got time :)
[Nexus S General] viperfx07:
Sure its device dependant, that is why I asked in this forum. Surely all the nexus s's are the same?
[Nexus S General] Androyed:
Well yeah, but the fact that person A gets 4.5 hours on screen time with the same ROM/kernel and exact same settings won't mean you will also get 4.5 hours on screen time. The same goes for smoothness.

A question like "what's the fastest ROM/kernel combination" is very difficult to answer. But I think you can't go wrong with the rasbeanjelly/marmite combination. I suggest you make a NAND backup and try the compilation I posted to see for yourself.
[Nexus S General] chevlar:
I've been troubled by this issue of gradual performance degradation in android custom Rom/kernels ever since I came to android from a non-smart phone. I've asked about it before, but nobody really had a good answer for exactly why it was happening. It is likely related to something in custom kernels though, that's my gut feeling. The more reboots and freezes I'd get, the worse the system would run. Like you said, starting over from scratch always helps, but it really sucks having to do this regularly. My search for long term stability has brought me to cm 10.0 stable. I use the stock kernel, and don't mess around to much with advanced or performance settings. You won't get nearly the performance or battery life of other configs, but I've found the system runs just as smooth on day 60 as day 1. I actually have come back from a galaxy nexus to my ns4g cause of how useable the phone is, and how much I like the smaller size. So I disagree with the earlier poster who said to look for a new phone. I think you can definitely use this phone till the next android is version comes out, provided you don't use a lot of resource intensive apps.

Good luck in your search.
[Nexus S General] viperfx07:
Its not that money is an issue, but the problem is that if I do get a new contract I will be stuck in that for atleast 2 years with any new smartphone. The thing is that the nexus S is perfectly fine for my mobile needs. I just wish it could be a little snappier, as one of you have said already when getting a new phone its much better to get one that can be with you for 2 or more years - therefore it makes sense to get a good one. I will most likely wait for the new phone from samsung that uses the ARM big.LITTLE chip.

I just checked my phone and it seems I must have relock'd it when putting the stockrom on. I have not done this custom rom stuff in a while, not sure if the scene has changed much. Is the rooting process using adb recommended for mac's?
[Nexus S General] debaj:
If you have many apps installed, it can be a quick performace boost if you uninstall all the apps you don't use or don't need. Keep the apps you use regularly, delete those you don't remember when was the last time you used them. I had some games and utilities which I froze in Titanium Backup (same as uninstalling except you don't lose any data and it can be reverted with one tap), since then my phone feels as new.
[Nexus S General] klinker:
New build with latest rasbean source & latest marmite kernel 7.3CM ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=36674772

On the road with my Nexus S...
[Nexus S General] AzN MusiQ:
I think the rasbeanjellybuild MDO on 4.1.2 is faster. 4.2 was very laggy on my device. There are not so many functions in this rom. But that's my opinion. Kernel: marmite of course and the tweaks from brainmaster are for smoothness very well too.

Gesendet von meinem Nexus S mit Tapatalk 2
[Nexus S General] fgumo:
I was in a similar position, except for the contract. I wiped everything, installed CM10 stable and uninstalled a couple dozen apps I was not using. Performance is ok again. Some battery issues, but I hope that with a new battery I can have the phone for some more time.
[Nexus S General] 30floh00:
Hey,

I'm running Jellyshot with marmite 7.2.1 at 1.3GHz OC.

For me it's the perfect Rom / Kernel combo. The setup is pretty stable, incredibly fast and I got around 2-3 hours battery time, which is about as much as twice as stock.

I personally wait for the next Nexus device, because even today my nexus S with this setup can compare to 80 % of the smartphones in my vicinity.

Jellyshot:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2023699

Marmite Kernel:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1719775
[Nexus S General] Mario Christian Oquias:
i dont know if i really tried it all but i think i lost count on flashing roms ...and i always go back to this awesome combo,... i can safely say its the best i ever had too...:fingers-crossed:
[Nexus S General] viperfx07:
Thanks for the suggestions, I will try them out. Since you guys have flashed so many, does it not get tiresome to wipe and reinstall everything? Is there an easier way?

What is your process for flashing a rom/kernal nowadays?
[Nexus S General] Androyed:
I'm not really attached to my apps and data. The only thing I hate is asking everyone for their Wi-Fi passwords again. But I could easily back them up. I just don't because I'm lazy. If you want, you can back up pretty much anything with Titanium Backup.

My process? I first download everything I'm going to flash, throw it all in some folder on my sd card (most of the time I just keep it in the download folder). Then I don't make a NAND backup. That's right. #YOLO. No, just kidding. Like I said, not really attached to any setup at all. If I flash a new ROM, that means I don't care about my previous setup at all. But a NAND backup doesn't really take that long, and it's really easy to restore, so I would just do it if I were you.

I always restart after flashing. If I have to flash 5 things, I restart 5 times. Don't know if this helps, but someone taught me this once, and I've been doing it ever since. After I've flashed everything, I connect to Wi-Fi, download one or two apps I frequently use (whatsapp, my favourite browser), and then that's it. All other apps I download only when I need them.
[Nexus S General] JAAPl:
i downgraded from 4.2.1 to apex 4.0.4

Now i have more then 170 mb ram free with most of my apps open!!!

with matr1x kernel cfs it seems to be great at gaming
[Nexus S General] xdwxrd:
I'm a little surprised to see so many NS users complaining about poor performance on 4.2.1. A lot of people seem to have become convinced that a single core cpu isn't enough to handle Android smoothly anymore, but I think they're just yearning for unachievable WP levels of UI sheen or they're flashing the wrong zips.

bed's Marmite kernel has been so well-optimized since its 7.1.6 incarnation that even a dirty-flashed ROM laden with 200+ apps feels usable. Having said that, it really does help to do things as cleanly as possible: full wipe, manual format of system and data, wipe cache and dalvik, reboot recovery; flash your ROM, flash gapps, and flash your chosen kernel once only (resist experimenting with different versions), then fix permissions.

For about the past week and a half I've been using tchaari's 4.2.1 build of Slimbean + Marmite 7.1.7, without an overclock, and it's remained consistently smooth and responsive well beyond 100 hours of uptime.

One thing which has in the past slowed my phone to a crawl is the SD card. There are some flaky versions of ClockworkMod which will leave corrupt blocks on the external storage after creating a NANDroid backup - Media Scanner hates this and so do the apps living on your SD. I've experienced this a couple of times and reformatting the SD is the only way to restore performance. Not sure if people are still suffering from this without realising the cause, but I now refrain from making NANDroids and just rely on Titanium Backup and everything seems to run smoothly.

Anyway, install Slimbean, flash Marmite 7.1.7 (or try out 7.3), and don't for one instant consider purchasing a fragile Nexus 4 or any other oversized power hungry droid.
[Nexus S General] superweird:
my nexus s felt laggy since updated to ICS, then jellybean came along and made it even worse :(. At last I just put CM7 in and the phone is smooth as butter again :) :cool:
[Nexus S General] nexususer1:
Odp: Regain performance

Is your internet browser as smooth as in jb too?:)
[Nexus S General] lurtis:
Browser isn't everything though. I too broke down and flashed oxygen 2.3.2 last night (is a gb 2.3.7 build) with an old trinity kernel and my phone feels like new. Yeah the browser isn't as smooth but it works just fine. Mainly my contacts/phone/camera/mms/and all apps run so much faster it's ridiculous.
[Nexus S General] Shark_On_Land:
Great topic
[Nexus S General] xdwxrd:
Couple of addenda to my earlier post: Marmite 7.3 is working a treat, better than 7.1.7; Naked Browser is very smooth and svelte, low on resources and battery consumption.

I know returning to Gingerbread seems like a good idea, but the UI is full of terrible missteps and I feel like the sacrifices aren't worth making just for a little extra performance. 4.2 works fine with the right kernel.

Also, Lagfix (from the play store) solved the problem of slow write speeds and occasional lumpiness. Anyone finding that their phone grinds to a halt when installing or updating apps ought to try it.
[Nexus S General] pandaman21:
Could you link to oxygen 2.3.2 for the nexus s 4g because their website is down.
[Nexus S General] lurtis:
Shot you a pm. I had to use the wayback machine to get the download.
[Nexus S General] ShadowVlican:
i've been experiencing some immense slow downs too (i've since moved on to a galaxy note 2, but my mother uses my nexus s)

she only has about 25 apps installed... facebook, wechat, go weather, etc..

the phone crawls to a slow with "android system" eating up precious CPU time for unknown reasons

i'll have to try another rom and kernel combination
[Nexus S General] bigschmoove:
Another vote for jellyshot + marmite. I started with rasbeanjelly but wanted something more vanilla-looking (the keyboard bugged me), used CM10.1 nightlies for a couple of months but they were pigs and unstable, and now I've been running jellyshot + marmite for a couple of weeks. It's smooth and fast and I never reboot. I'm very pleased with it, it's definitely faster than stock 4.1. I can't remeber 2.3 any more, but I have no complaints with the perf of jellyshot
[Nexus S General] grant_:
How does 4.2 compare to 4.1 performance wise? Rasbeanjelly 4.2.1 + Trinity is my first non-stock ROM and I am wondering if performance would be noticeable by downgrading to 4.1 (non-stock)?
[Nexus S General] debaj:
They are just the same, I don't think you will get noticeably greater performance by downgrading. Check your settings instead, remove unused apps, etc.
[Nexus S General] nexususer1:
Odp: Regain performance

They are not JUST the same.
[Nexus S General] debaj:
So which one performs better in real life? I did not notice any difference.
[Nexus S General] nexususer1:
Odp: Regain performance

4.2 roms are not made for nexus s. It seems fast at the begging but after you restore all your apps and use it for more than 2 days it becomes sluggish. And that's not an opinion, it is the fact. I also didn't mention the delayed and LAGGY crt animation which is a sweet thing on 4.1.2 roms and on 4.2 it just does not work the way it should.

Why don't you make a small test. Install jellyshot which is great piece of development, respect for the developer, and use it for 2 days with all your apps restored. See how it works, how laggy the crt animation is, how slow all becomes after some time. When multitasking it just does not seem right.

Then use something that was made to be on nexus s as a last update. I think google made a point here. I suggest you use this combo:

Rom:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1854366

Kernel:

http://d-h.st/RIC

Both files are slightly modified stock rom and kernel. But my god, it feels so nice. Oh and set the cpu governor to INTERACTIVE.

Then please report your feelings :)

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] xanaviarai:
4.2 ran like junk, I went to CM 10.0.0 and I've never been happier.
[Nexus S General] ChaosChris:
AW: Regain performance

Have the same Problem in 4.1.2. My NS slows down after 4-5 days. Since i am on hellybean i dont have that Problem! Its the fastes Rom i ever had on my NS. It runs so smooth. And it has a great battery life too. Got 2 days witg 2,5 h screen on time and 30 min calls with a lot of whatsapp and fb messenger chat. 3g and sync always on.

Gesendet von meinem Nexus S mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dezeubby:
Which one is better and why ? I am using Omega v37
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikep99:
this one - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1935514

:)
[HTC Droid DNA] santacruzdz:
I'm trying to change the background on multiple apps which I think are all related to the same element background...I checked all png's but unfortunately could not find it, I'm pretty sure it is xml files but when I change them inside the apps themselves it doesn't take the changes which is due to dependencies of the apps...if someone has any clue where to find these xml files or where to look at them??

It has been done in oldest version of sense I think as well. Any help would be very appreciated!!
[HTC Droid DNA] fernando sor:
Where the strings would be for placed that is listview background in com.HTC.resources. that I believe is in values-xxdpi colors or maybe values drawables .

The text fields are input views which I think are images in resources. Since resources can't be decompiler you have to hex edit the listview
[HTC Droid DNA] santacruzdz:
Thanks for your answer...I will look into it and get back with any news. is there a chance that smali have to be also edited? Do you have an idea which smali files have to be checked?
[HTC Droid DNA] fernando sor:
no smali is needed to invert
[HTC Droid DNA] santacruzdz:
I read in some Forums that the Layout could also affect the menu backgrounds, is that true? I thought we should only look into the values?
[HTC Droid DNA] santacruzdz:
I edited all the images in the drawable-xxhdpi and none is responsible of the background :(...the htc resources is making me crazy!!!!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Meardon:
Hi,

If I have stock Firmware customized by the provider (4.1.2 Orange) and I install an official untouched firmware with Odin, will the CUSTOM BINARY DOWNLOAD remain NONE and the IMEI remain the same?

I don't want to wait for Orange to release the updates, but i would like to keep the warranty.

Thank you!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lockmunk:
u can flash it without worrying about custom binary download..if u stock other country STOCK firmware,it will remain said official..
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Meardon:
So basically if i flash another firmware from another carrier who does not customize it in my country, i can still keep warranty and make updates from Kies or OTA.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Yes but if you flash a rom for Sweden you wait for Sweden updates and you may need to change Modem or and CSC for your location .

jje
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Meardon:
Thank you!

I will flash a fw from another carrier from my country.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Meardon:
I just flashed the firmware. PDA: I9300XXELL6 CSC: I9300OXFELL1

However the CSC from the recovery menu remained ORO, from the original firmware and Kies told me that it can not provide updates for this firmware. I used "Samsung Galaxy S / S2 / S3 CSC" from the market to change it to COA, as this is the CSC from the carrier the firmware is and now Kies tells me that i have the latest firmware. Also CUSTOM BINARY DOWNLOAD is NONE and it says official.

Thanks for the advice!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mofawzy:
Hi All,

I am new and this is my first post,

I am from Egypt and i received update on Kies for the new ICS version 4.0.4 and i after installation i have the attached on my screen and can not remove. Also my SII is misbehaving and restarts on his own.

Note: i am using the official updates.

Also attached screen shot about the phone.

Please support, and Thank you All

M. Fawzy