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[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] piqo--5:
hi all,

when i click on play store icon i get a gray screen says no connection, but i'm connected already to wifi and other apps are working properly,, even google+ and +messenger apps are not working also,

is it a problem with my account in gmail or it is an apps problem,

appreciate your help
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] a box of kittens:
What Rom are you on?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] piqo--5:
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revolution he 17.1 by mike 1986

anroid version : 4.1.1
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] a box of kittens:
You're in the wrong forum this is the one xl not the one x
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kbauman:
I have my layout set at 10x10 and both horizontal and verticle margins set to none. My widgets are able to be placed right up against each other from left to right but they can not be placed against each other with no space between the widgets from top to bottom. Does anyone know why this is?
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jfk68:
hi, i'm look to see if their are any versions of cm10.1 that support the mobile docks track pad and keyboard, and that is also stable. if their is can someone send me a link to the ROM.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tobdaryl:
CM10.1 supports dock keyboard and trackpad. I'm sure there maybe shortcuts I haven't tried.

Roms and such are usually found in the Development section.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RevoWution:
Hi guys. I was previously running Liquid Smooth RC9 on my S III (i9300) for about 3 weeks before deciding to switch to a TW-based ROM (sotmax V14 to be exact) last week.

I noticed that when I was on Liquid-RC9, all smilies, emoticons, emojis, etc. on Instagram showed up by default without any mods in the cool Android robot style (I think it's the default JB emojis). However, since switching to sotmax V14, emojis have disappeared from Instagram :(

I've already installed the "Emojis for English words" add-on dictionary in the default Android keyboard settings, but to no avail.

There are a few threads which involve replacing *.ttf files, which I've tried, but these don't utilise the default JB emojis, but a separate set of smaller, uglier (IMO) emoticons.

Would this have been a ROM-specific feature? And if so, could it be ported to sotmax?

Any help appreciated!! :)
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] MohammadAG:
Here's an Xposed mod to prevent increasing ringtone, it's my first Xposed mod so hopefully it works fine :)

The mod works by disabling AudioService.setStreamVolume with a volume of 1 when the device is ringing.

This should also be compatible with the i9300 and probably the i9100 (anything with the "Nature" UX I guess), but I've only tested it on my stock N7100.

Download: http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.mohammadag.noincreasingringtone

Source: https://github.com/MohammadAG/Xposed-No-Increasing-Ringtone

Licensed under GPLv3

Thanks to Tungstwenty for his help on the Xposed thread!
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] marchrius:
Works perfectly on a galaxy ace 3 LTE GT-S7275R, thanks a lot. :good:
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] Digdis:
Doesn't work on my LG L7 II P714, stock ROM 4.1.2. :(
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] mtxx1:
this should work for touchwiz only.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] ferel:
I cannot get it to work on note 7105 ditto rom 4.4.4
[Windows Phone 8 General] sinister1:
Saw this article over at Pocketnow; what do you guys think? http://pocketnow.com/2013/01/30/bb10-vs-wp8-video
[Windows Phone 8 General] jerrya:
From a recent android to WP8 user, I will put in my two cents worth.

Lockscreen - Yea, I have to hit the button on my 8X, but I would be worried about accidental unlocks on the BB. Also, battery life knowing the screen is looking for that touch. Its a nice touch, but I am hesitant. The animation is nice, that faded edge is a cool touch, but I like the bounce the WP8 gives, and I am always trying to see how little I have to slide to get the unlock to happen, or how slow I can make it go.

Notificaitons - Ok, why is everyone complaining about the notificaitons? I don't have any problem, and I am getting texts all day, as well as emails to two accounts, and other notifications. Yea, there is no blinking light to tell me I have them, but since I keep my phone with me all the time, I know when it vibrates or makes a sound, I have a notificaiton. I remember as well if I have or have not checked what that notification is.

Local search - The video corrected it. So thats a wash.

Launching an app - Live tiles just rock. The static view on the BB is too reminiscent of Android. I think its neat that you can have the most recent apps shown, but only 4? I use about 8 to 10 a day, so scrolling up and down as I go about isn't that intuitive when I can set my screen on the WP8 to have those 10 in the first page.

Multitasking - Ok, BB got it easy here, the click on corner to completely close is nice.

My observations:

Its still too static, and I think its actually a cross between iPhone's all icons and Androids customization (most recent apps shown). I didn't see any widgets, so assuming there are none, it makes it more bland to me. That tells me its much more business orientated. I thought they would have gone personal this time, but guess not.

The keyboard - I don't like that line between rows, seems like they just wanted to make it different than other OS's, so the only thing left was to add a line instead of increasing the size of the keys or adding a gap between them.

Screen - didn't seem as crisp as the WP they were using, but not seeing it in person, cant really make that a definitive claim on my part.

Responsiveness - Seemed just as snappy as any good smart phone out there.

Build and design - It seemed a little simple, which isn't a bad thing. With this being a lifeline to RIM (or Blackberry) I thought they would have come out a little more 'radical'. But the quality seems there, and its a simple phone with some pleasing lines.

Over all, I think its going to appeal to the working force, but the trick is going to be making it affordable and easy to set up for the corporate officer. Personally, I don't think it will go well, but I am not a power user nor a reporter.

I think the WP8 platform still has it beat, and at least the 8X is much more visually appealing.

My two cents. For what its worth now a days!
[Windows Phone 8 General] sylau90:
http://pocketnow.com/2013/01/31/bla...nderdog?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
[Windows Phone 8 General] DJRedLine:
Current BB devices with physical keyboards have gaps between the keys, they are trying to replicate that look and feel with the silver spacing.

It's a good idea but doesn't necessarily mean it's a good implementation.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Looneytoon98:
I've had it just about to here with the notifications moaning. The majority of men carry their phones on a belt holster/case and the majority of women carry their phones in a purse. Based on this, how can you see a blinking light? Isn't a vibrate notification better? Or even a ringtone/alert? I can understand (a little) if you're stuck behind a desk all day, but even then I'm sure employers insist on keeping phones on vibrate or off altogether. You certainly can't see a blinking light if you're driving. For those that do, kindly tell me what city and state you're in so I can stay away.
[Windows Phone 8 General] UrbanConquest:
A notification light is just as handy as vibrate. Surely it cant be that hard to believe that people take their phones out of their pocket or purse...Such as placing it on a dresser before bathing or to do a task where you dont want to bang your phone around. Coming into the room to glance at whether their is communication waiting is apparent with color coded notifications. I dont even have to pick up my phone. For the record, I'm not one of those types that incessantly has to be toying with my smart phone.

Understand now? Samsung learned this too, as most of their latest flagship phones now incorporate this. Geewhiz, maybe thats why their the topdog android handset maker now? They know whats good.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Looneytoon98:
Would you rather have to go into a room and glance to see if there's a notification, or would you rather be alerted when one comes in? I know I don't have that much energy to burn.
[Windows Phone 8 General] UrbanConquest:
Keep in mind, not everyone enjoys being tethered to their coveted smartphone as if it were a ball and chain. When I go to watch a movie or something for my own leisure while at home I leave my phone in my bedroom, as I'm sure many other people do as well who get tired of tending to it. Thus its a handy feature at times. Very reminiscent of the blinking light on answering machines in the old days...

Thread related opinion. BB, much like Microsoft has a long way to go in catching up with the integration and functionality of Android and iOS. BB10 demos look gimicky at best showing off UI features that wont sway consumers. If their lucky they can finally get the diehard BB users / holdouts to upgrade from their dinosaur qwerty devices.
[Windows Phone 8 General] vetvito:
^ every app can fully integrate into BB10. not a long way to go at all.

The notification hub alone is more than enough to sway users away from this platform.

Sent from my Lumia 900 using Board Express
[Windows Phone 8 General] Looneytoon98:
Your contradiction is funny. You want to walk into a room to see if you have a notification and I want to stay as far away from the electronic leash. I'll take a sound alert any day, at least I can hear it from across my house. You are the one who sounds like they are tethered with a ball and chain.

Being a dinosaur myself, I happen to like physical keyboards. You can't "feel" your way across a virtual kb. Maybe someone will make a Jitterbug smartphone one day.
[Windows Phone 8 General] UrbanConquest:
What I mean by integration is more geared towards seamless user experiences between desktop (or laptop), tablet, smartphone, and even web based applications. Features and services that create a unified and synchronized ecosystem. Granted all platforms struggle in this regard and all could benefit from further development and refinement. I somehow feel as though Microsoft and Apple have the major advantage by offering BOTH a desktop / laptop and tablet operating system in addition to a smartphone platform.

Canonical understands this with the recent development of Ubuntu for smartphones. They now have a multi-device compatible OS that strives to create a similar experience across all major computing devices.

The biggest dilemma still for a lot of novice users with their smartphones is keeping data, settings preferences, etc synchronized across all their devices without having to spend money on third party applications. These features should be baked into the smartphones stock OS. IMO, Android has great services integration w. gmaps, youtube, etc and iOS is pretty solid in regard to integration with their desktop OS and itunes.
[Windows Phone 8 General] gilesjuk:
If I wasn't on a contract I'd look at both.

Blackberry has the best push email system. It uses the lowest amount of battery out of any phone, they have a patent that stops anyone else doing push email the same way.

Multitasking is better on BB10, the peek option is handy.

Personally I think Microsoft needs to release a huge 8.5 upgrade in 2013 add lots of things or BB10 is going to slaughter the WP marketshare.
[Windows Phone 8 General] UrbanConquest:
It's not a contradiction. I don't actively interrupt my activities to go check my phone repeatedly when I don't want to be bothered by communication. After all, our smartphones are predominately for...communication. It's about unplugging from technology and constant socializing that these devices tend to overwhelm us with. Which is the whole point of not having the device in your pocket or the same room.

Example, when I'm watching a movie I don't want to have to hear other peoples or my phone(s) go off, worry about spilling a drink on it or damage it in some way, or have an annoying brick bulging in my pocket. I want to be comfortable and uninhibited. Do you get it yet?

So if there's another reason to enter the room where my phone is, it's convenient to be able to just quickly glance over at the device and see a notification light telling you that you have a message.

To each their own as far as preferences go I guess? I can understand if some people don't mind having a phone around all the time and the convenience it gives. But don't call it a worthless feature that Android users are making a fuss about. Gosh maybe their are even people that shower with their phones these days, perhaps Sony employees who have access to the new Sony Xperia waterproof phones that were recently announced?

My phone goes in my pocket when I leave the house. Period.
[Windows Phone 8 General] AndyFZ1S:
I think it looks a little too familiar shape wise :rolleyes: Some cool features but think it will confuse many non technical users, A very biased opinion from the host who seriously needs to take his tongue out of BBs trousers,

It reminded me a bit of the meego OS on my old N9 with the swiping so not really groundbreaking there, Like everything else it will have its die hard fans :)
[Windows Phone 8 General] StevieBallz:
BB10 as far as I have seen it in their presentation doesn't bring too many new things to the table. The keyboard was one thing that was particularly interesting (especially as it allows to mix languages in the text easily). As for "the Hub" - it seems like the people hub in WP with the added benefit of third party app integration. Although - we have already seen something similar in WebOS already. I really hope there are additional filtering capabilities for it (aside from drilling down to the App level). In the demo it looked like the mess the Notification Bar on my GS2 sometimes looks like (e.g. loads of notifications I don't care about so I don't see the stuff that actually interests me).

The minimized view of running Apps is the closest thing to Live Tiles or Widgets but as you can't pin them they die together with the Apps (e.g. 9th opened App closes the least recently used along with it's "tile"). So for "glanceable" information that is quite a deficiency in BB10.

BBM is not as relevant as it used to be. This can also be seen in the fact that they proudly anounced Skype and WhatsApp Support. Those are the Apps used for Video-Chat and Text Messaging nowadays.

As for superior push: either they changed that model (which might rid us of the Blackberry Tax that People had to pay to Operators for supporting Blackberry push) or they royally screwed up it's implementation because in several tests battery life was merely mediocre and in no way superior to the competition.
[Windows Phone 8 General] DavidinCT:
Maybe it's me but, I see no need for a notification hub with Windows phone 7/8. I do like the idea of a blinking light for new email, SMS, txt etc just to pull my phone out and get an idea if it's worth turning on my phone at that second (HTC does some of this).

Live tiles update, notification hubs are for phones that do not have live updates so you can see when you have new messages etc. My live tiles give me updates for everything I need, if I had a notification "hub" I would never use it and I still dont see the demand for it...

Isn't that what live tiles are for (so you dont need a notification hub) ????? If it's not working for you, maybe you need to setup your tiles so you have the important stuff so you can view it all with out scrooling...

About the only thing I think I would like is shortcuts to NFC, Wifi, bluetooth etc but, it's not worth taking up a tile for...
[Windows Phone 8 General] vetvito:
Phones that don't support live updates? What phone does t?

Polling tiles can not and will never compete with a real notification hub. Every notification in one place trumps scrolling in efficiency.

Sent from my Lumia 900 using Board Express
[Windows Phone 8 General] Poecifer:
Android - ecosystem = bbos
[Windows Phone 8 General] omnius1:
Looks like the people hath spoken anyway. BlackBerry now has doubled WP8 for smart phone marketshare since the z10 came out. Sorry guys, better luck next season / WP9.
[Windows Phone 8 General] LiFePo4:
Data? Source?
[Windows Phone 8 General] ohgood:
heck ya man ! it's hard enough to lock down any real sales numbers of wp devices, but now someone is claiming bb sales are posted somewhere ?

spill the beans man !
[Windows Phone 8 General] miodrage:
Rubbish and nonsence. BB cannot surpass WP8 in a few weeks, not even Android could have that boost in sales.

WP8 is on a steady course, and I am looking forward to new updates, and new devices :D
[Windows Phone 8 General] CSMR:
I am definitely interested.

I am on Windows Mobile 6.5 and have been checking WP's progress to see it it will be an acceptable upgrade.

What is keeping me from Android is poor Exchange support.

But BB10 should have good Exchange support, and is not missing the basic features that WP8 is still missing (especially file access).

However if WP8 merges with Windows RT then that will be a powerful system. So waiting for this may still be best.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Looneytoon98:
I would hope BB10 has good Exchange support because OS6 & OS7 do not have calendar support. Email & contacts still get synced but for some strange reason calendars don't. BTW, are you and I the only ones who cling to WM6.5 because of network file access?
[Windows Phone 8 General] omnius1:
No problemo! The following is from Comscore, which as you all know is who most of analysts take their data from. These numbers represent the last 3 months of 2012, which represents the 3 months of WP8's launch. During that period, WP market share

dropped!

What makes this even worse is that the WP market share dropped to half of Blackberry's and Blackberry 10 wasn't even out yet.

Here is the source

For those who can't be bothered to click, here is the article:

Another point to note: This is for the US only. Globally, Blackberry has an even

larger

userbase than they have the US...

So basically, WP8 was trounced by Blackberry's old OS7 phones from Oct-Dec 2012. Ouch!
[Windows Phone 8 General] angler:
Having read in some websites that Lumia920 is at top sale of smartphone in Europe, especially Finnland. With my past 10 years Windows Mobile I really hope Windows Phone may aquire more marketshare. BB10 seems the major competitor of Windows phone, I suspect WP marketshare will drop unless major update to be launched within months. There are hype when Microsoft launch WP7, WP7.5 and WP8. I am too unsatisfy with what Microsoft has implemented in WP. There are large gap from Windows Mobile, IOS and Android.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Looneytoon98:
I can understand Microsoft's approach. To be the best you have to beat the best, but you have to bring your "A" game. If you can't bring a healthy ecosystem to the party you have to come with something the others don't have. Windows Mobile had functionality and customization that "could" be a game changer for MS. I'm not the only one who's been clamoring since day one for LAN file sharing, Bluetooth PAN, file browsers, onboard registry editors, etc. That's not even getting into shell customization. WP8 was supposed to bring sea changes according to all the hype. A new start screen isn't going to get it done.
[Windows Phone 8 General] CSMR:
I am waiting for access to user files on the phone! But beyond that, network file access would be a nice bonus.
[Windows Phone 8 General] ohgood:
Just finished reading the linked bit. Interesting. There was a opinion from bill gates on slashdot yesterday about how wp was executed poorly, or at least could have been done differently. I would imagine ms is learning, and regrouping right now. Wp9, or blue, whatever the next version is called may fnally have a good gameplan beind it.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Looneytoon98:
Windows Mobile 6.5.3 with a Windows Phone 7/8 "skin", layer, UI or whatever you want to call it would have been killer. MS went from one end of the spectrum to the complete opposite when they released WP.
[Windows Phone 8 General] :
You know that doesn't really sound like a bad idea...however I would cringe to still be using 6.5 in this day in age -especially with a UI skin (anybody remember HTC Sense?-uggh) on top of it. WM was slow as hell. At least with 7 they cleaned up some of the CE kernel for better optimization between hardware/software.

While I do agree somewhat with you on customization -especially if we were to compare it to Android nowadays...I'd have to disagree on WP8 and the only changes that incurred -"a new start screen." WP8 did bring many changes besides the new start screen. -And I'm not talking about specifics with software...I'm talking about hardware. If you go look at the very specific details of the CE/NT kernel, you will see that had MS stayed with the CE kernel such as in WM/WP7, they wouldn't be able to "future-proof" devices like we are seeing in Android/Apple -or even BB devices. And by future-proof I mean (multi-core 4+ support (dual-core support is enabled in CE 7 (WP7))//higher screen resolutions//c -c++ support for app development)

In addition, now that I am hearing more and more rumors about this next Nokia EOS device, I'm can't help to think that MS also upgraded the kernel specifically for Nokia's true Pureview optics such as in the 808....I do know that there are major limitations to camera optics in a SoC. ?

Anywho, I am taking a graduate course over the CE/NT kernel//hardware//software optimization atm and I am amazed of just how many limitations there are with the CE framework. I'm also almost amazed that it's taken MS so long to implement the NT kernel inside their mobile ecosystem.

...just my two cents.
[Windows Phone 8 General] vetvito:
^ you have to remember we were dealing awfully slow processors back then with WM.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Looneytoon98:
The HD2 was, and is, a superior phone for its day. The fact that it had a 1 gig processor and the only cap screen in WM's history speaks volumes. The LG Fathom also had a 1 gig cpu and it was very snappy. A day late and a dollar short, imo. 6.5.3 was a very nice refresh was quite user-friendly. The Titanium Energy ROMs for the HD2 were incredible iterations since the Sense skin was stripped out.
[Windows Phone 8 General] vetvito:
Exactly, now imagine the greatness that could've been. Android was just as slow on those old processors.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] ™ God ™:
Any fix?
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] KindleFireGuy:
I was looking to test roms on kfhd and look at the responses.We could get ubuntu soon on this :D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2119015
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] Ichigo:
While that's all fine and dandy, this does not belong in the development section. In the future, please only post development related threads in here. Thanks.

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[7" Kindle Fire HD General] persano:
we knew this about ubuntu, why repost it !