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[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Android Development] triplex76:
THIS IS A STOCK ROOTED XXLPM 4.0.4 ICS (SWITZERLAND CSC + EUR AND OTHERS - ALL LANGUAGES INSIDE - NO ASIAN SUPPORT) ROM MODDED TO BE SMOOTHER AND WITH NOVA LAUNCHER INTEGRATED THAT WORKS BEST OF ALL ON P6810

NO FILES WERE REMOVED ... MOST OF BATTERY DRAINER BLOATWERE IS DISABLED BUT YOU CAN ENABLE EVERYTHING IF YOU NEED JUST USING THE DEFAULT APP MANAGER OR TITANIUM BACKUP

THE ROM GOT:

KERNEL STOCK + CWM RECOVERY

STILL ODEXED (NO CHANGES WERE MADE TO FRAMEWORK)

ROOT (SU APP + BUSYBOX BINARY INSIDE XBIN)

INIT.D SUPPORT (STOCK KERNEL + LOADER)

TWEAKED BUILD PROP (USING PIMPMYROM + INIT.D SCRIPTS: NOATIME/100%JPG/GPU GUI ETC...)

STOCK VOLTAGES/CPU FREQUENCY/GOVERNOR/SCHEDULER

MODDED NOVA TO FEEL SMOOTHER (IT REASEMBLES THE DEFAULT TOUCHWIZ)

SLIGHTLY REDUCED DIRT WRITES TO GAIN SOME BATTERY

more than 1 month of pure standby

quadrant: 4300+

antutu:10000+

INSTALLATION STEPS:

1) COPY PROVIDED FILES INSIDE YOUR MICROSD/SDCARD

2) REBOOT IN CWM , IF YOU GOT NO CWM FLASH THE TEMPORARY ONE IN THE ATTACHEMENT USING STOCK RECOVERY

3) SELECT ADVANCED RESTORE AND SELECT BOOT ... FLASH ... SELECT SYSTEM ... FLASH

4) WIPE CACHE AND DALVIK CACHE

5) REBOOT

6) ENJOY AND REPORT BACK YOUR IMPRESSIONS ;)

BOOT IMAGE: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/52117755/boot.img

SYSTEM IMAGE (2 files) : http://dl.dropbox.com/u/52117755/system.7z

Just to clarify I'm not a developer !

I modified the rom as usual for my taste and shared cause it really changed my P6810 experience from avarage to real good!
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Android Development] el_campi:
Thanks for your work.:D

AUs
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Android Development] jchenny:
System files cannot be downloaded...the link is dead.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Android Development] triplex76:
fixed the link and something here and there in the description
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Android Development] Jcyber777:
download links are down again :(
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Android Development] jtskier11:
+1 Id really like to try this out.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Android Development] jtskier11:
I fired a PM at the OP in hopes that he might rehost his ROM.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Android Development] jtskier11:
Can anybody that downloaded this ROM possibly host it back up?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Android Development] Umpal:
I asked him too. We'll wait and see...
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Android Development] jtskier11:
Sounds good.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PeritoX:
"This tweak is called CleverPin and was designed to make LockScreen functionality on your iDevice much smarter. How many times did you disable passcode, because you didn’t really need it? For example, I don’t need it when I’m home. Or I don’t need it while I’m listening music. This is a fairly common mindset amongst people and because of it, CleverPin was created.

CleverPin allows you to make your iDevice ask for a passcode intelligently: you can choose to automatically disable it while you’re connected to your home network (more than one network supported), listening music or charging battery"

Is there anything similar to this that works for Android ?

Running CM10.1 on GSM Galaxy Nexus.

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PeritoX:
Damn, someone should create this
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sociallymellow:
Try this(:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.benhirashima.unlockwithwifi

Have not personally tried it but looks nice.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PeritoX:
exactly what I want except it doesn't accept pattern lock .. until then, i'll hold off buying it
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] milence92:
I have installed this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2122465 and now usb doesn't work. Nothing happens when i connect it to computer...can't flash original ftf because flashtool says that device isn't connected. What can i do?

My phone is xperia P

EDIT: When connected to computer through USB phone is charging
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Vaith:
Odp: USB not working

You made backup of course? Just restore it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iammobilechris:
I have a Huawei Ascend Y H866C can't find out how to root it,

any help would be appreciated! Thanks ﻿;) :cool:
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Techno79:
I've purchased the Nexus 4 and was looking to buy a wireless charger. The TYLT Vu wireless charger seemed like a worthy contender but there were a few things I wanted to find out so I made contact with TYLT and asked the following questions:

Do you or will you be supporting shipment to UK?

Does the back end adjust to allow a custom incline for the phone?

How many charging coils does the stand have?

Do you have a diagram of how and where the charging coils are distributed across the face of the stand?

Does the charger stand plug into the mains via MicroUSB cable?

Is the mains cable included? If so, will the mains cable have different ends for USA and UK or will it just be a USA plug?

Credit to TYLT because they answered extremely quickly with the following answers:

Unfortunately this product will only be available in the US for now.

No, it is inclined at a set angle and it is not adjustable

It has 3 charging coils

There are 3 coils lined up vertically from the base of the charger to the top (no diagram)

The end that goes in the VU is a pin connector, the other end goes into a wall outlet.

The cable is included and for now it’s just a USA plug and that is the reason it will only be available in the US for now.

The fact it is not available for UK is not a massive deal breaker as I could always get a friend who is visiting the states to get it for me. However, there's a few things that do put me off:

It only has 3 charging coils arranged in a vertical line. This means that the device's charging coil will need to be lined up in the centre. The Nexus 4's charging coil is not in the centre and is more at the bottom end of the phone. Therefore, if you place it on this stand in the landscape orientation then it would have to be slightly hanging off one end more than the other. It should still be well supported but could be a little annoying.

I was expecting the charging cable to be a MicroUSB charger as then this would mean you could use a cable that has a mains adapter suited for the region you are from. It also means you could move the Vu around without having to move the cable as most people have spare MicroUSB chargers.

Not such a major issue but the fact the stand can't be adjusted means that the 45degree angle of incline is fixed. Can be worked around by propping the back end of the stand on a book so no big deal.

It will be released at $70 which is a lot more than the other wireless chargers. While it initially seemed like an excellent charging stand, it's appeal for me is no longer so great and thus I can't justify spending so much on the stand.

Everyone's preferences are different so the above negative points may not apply to you. However, I thought I'd share to give everyone else some info. For me, the list of wireless chargers left on my short list are the official Nexus one and the Maxell one. I do hope the Nexus one is priced reasonably.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] NoL1m1tZ:
Thanks for sharing the info
[Nexus 4 Accessories] facetubespam:
There is already a thread on this accessory. As a reply to your first point, AP did an actual hands on test with the VU and the N4 and it worked in every way possible, landscape, portrait, etc... did not need to be specifically hanging on one edge or whatever fashion to line up the coils. That is the benefit of having multiple coils.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Techno79:
Read the answer to question 4. There are only 3 coils which are lined up vertically. This means that the benefit of having multiple coils is only really true for the vertical alignment of the phone. The horizontal alignment of the phone is no different to that of a single coil charger.

Because the N4's coil is off centre on the phone when you hold it in the horizontal plane, this means that in order to align it with the Vu stand, you must place the phone in a non-symmetrical way (i.e. one side of the phone will hang off the stand more than the other).

My initial thought was that the entire face of the stand was covered with coils such that the phone could literally charge in any location on the stand but with only 3 coils lined up in the vertical plane, then I don't think this would be true.

Having more coils on the charger is better but with this being a stand, you lose the ability to move around the phone to exactly line up the coils because the mobile has to rest on the stand. The charging pads at least allow you to move around the phone in all directions to achieve a decent line up. So in some ways, the extra coils in this stand are needed because it does not allow you to fully position the in all directions.

Another point is that while the N4 might line up exactly with one of the coils when it is placed on the stand. What happens if you use a phone with a slightly different positioned coil such that it does not line up to one of the coils? What if it is smack bang in the middle of two coils? It still has to rest on the stand so you can't position it higher unless you put something on the stand to allow the phone to sit higher. May be having alignment between two coils still gives you charging but at reduced efficiency?

I'm really not sure of the answers to these questions but I'd imagine they would certainly be interesting to anyone who was looking to buy the Vu.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] setzer715:
I think your way over thinking this. His point was that Android Police did, in fact, test this dock with an N4 and they found NO issue with it's ability to charge whether in Vertical or Horizontal position. They also tested Vertically upside down just to show that the different coils do work.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] james300:
Bootanimations stock lg ,nexus 7 ,ics ,jellybean here you go http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2079635
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] kangi26:
This is a thread for the N4, not the N7

Closing thread
[Nexus 4 General] monkeying. around:
I've been stumbling on some bugs on the n4 recently and decided to start taking screen shots.

I never realised any bugs to date until I read a comment " come on Google fix the bugs I don't even notice" in a thread on here about updates. Then I started to look for them !

Some are quite hard to replicate though and many of you might think these bugs are rather pointless but I do think that key lime pie will be a good polish on the os.

I'll start posting all of them as I've just ignored them to date.

The one I just came across now was the blue bar in the notification menu doesn't always glow blue.

View attachment 1709366
[Nexus 4 General] diablos991:
My bar is blue whenever I am touching it and gray when I am not touching it.
[Nexus 4 General] Crisisx1:
Re: Post you bug screenshot

You look Sexy in that pic
[Nexus 4 General] monkeying. around:
Re: Post you bug screenshot

Yes there is a way though to get the bar grey when you use two fingers then one then two and some how it will auto magically be grey when you are pressing down.

There are other bug quirks that I've come across and will post screen shots as they happen again.
[Nexus 4 General] monkeying. around:
Re: Post your bug screensho

Edit: try this. Two fingers scroll the notification down (half way down the scrub will suffice) keeping two fingers on screen scroll back up till it disappears then repeat until it goes grey
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PorscheHusky:
To anyone that knows of a ROM that is 100% functional INCLUDING S PEN!

The ROM I have now doesn't have a working radio so I can't even use my data plan to download anything (sometimes doesn't even wake back up when it goes to sleep). The home internet is constantly blinking in and out, making downloading large files tedious; so if you are positive you know a ROM that has everything functioning (as if it just shipped from the factory!) and de-bloated then please please, do tell!

I'd like this to be a one-shot download kind of thing rather than having to download a mess of things, once I get something that works again then I don't care how many ROMs you suggest.

PS: Are the Note II ROMs naturally huge??? I have seen some as high as 1GB
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apd:
Have you tried reading through the development section for comments as to what works and what doesn't for each ROM? There are loads that work. And yes, many are quite large.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Moonbloom:
Android Revolution by Mike1986 (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1925402) works flawlessly and is as you described. Near stock but completely debloated and optimized for better battery life and faster. Version 10.0 was just released yesterday with some updates.

If i ever need to use a Samsung ROM, i always use Android Revolution as i know it simply works.

Samsung ROMs are normally around 800 MB to 1 GB, completely normal.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PorscheHusky:
The lot I have found actually didn't have a log at all, so I assumed everything worked, like SpaceX2 :( I searched the entire thread for reported issues and didn't find anything so I went ahead to get it then run into this mess :( I'll try to look harder next time (if my internet plays nice)

I'll give it a go then! :) and I just wanted to be sure they were supposed to be that large, the SII I had had ROMs around 300-500 avg so when I saw SpaceX2's 900-something and another at 1.4GB my eyes nearly popped out of my skull and jaw slapped a hole in the floor LOL

but just to be clear, the S-Pen functions are normal then? Reason I got this phone was to do my illustrations on the go (Sketchbook Pro and Photoshop stuff) and if I can't us it then it was a waste lol
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Moonbloom:
Yes, all S-Pen functions are in the ROM.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PorscheHusky:
Alright! Thanks for that bit! Headed over to try downloading now! :D

One last thing, might you know of any download managers I could get? Chrome doesn't have one and when the internet blinks I have to start all over again :(
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EP2008:
Why not stick to stock? Custom roms are nice if you are looking for certain features, but they often come at the expense of being less compatible with certain apps and for the note specifically, you lose apps like s-note.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PorscheHusky:
A number of reasons really...

A number of reasons, really.

~While stock is wicked fast and no doubt stable, too many apps run in the background. I did a memorydump once and at any given time (after its sat idle for about 2min) there are usually 40-50 or more apps running in the background.

~Want to be able to continue using Google Wallet (started using it on my Nexus 7 and instantly fell in love). This Isis crap that the carriers are forcing us to use seems like the works of a halfwitt jacked up on drugs and their rollout methods are awful.

~Apparently the stock ROM with all the bloat/branding sucks up the onboard memory like it's going out of style. I don't even use most (if any) the carrier junk but I can't delete them. Thats where de-bloated and slimmed-down-to-essentials ROMs come in for me :)

~Ability to fully customize how I want MY phone to look and react rather than be just another carbon copy with the rest of the crowd. You wouldn't believe how many people, that have gotten a good look at my old SII w/ SBean AOKP, oooh & ahh over some visual features I could do that they couldn't, especially with battery readouts rather than guessing what percentage you're at with that vague battery bar.

That's just scratching the surface :) but come-ooooon! This is XDA, what are the majority of us here for anyway?

The Revolutions ROM mentioned above sounds promising and the fellow said all the stock things worked, including the phone's signature ability, the Wacom digitizer and S Pen. Without that working, thats like selling me a factory fresh Porsche but minus all the bits that make it go :P
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PorscheHusky:
Is it normal that the installation keeps freezing around the bit about efs backups?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freakboy13:
Man i stupid threads like this.

"Waaa waaa my FREE rom doesnt work boo hoo...."

First off if I was a dev and saw this thread id be like "fu then enjoy your stock rom bish"

Its one thing if a rom is bricking your phone cuz the dev did no tests bit seriosly , your title really is unfair.

You shoukd read a luttle more about custom roms as this is the nature of "custom roms".

Why dont you make your own rom??

Oh dont know how?

Dont have the time?

EXACTLY

the roms are free and the devs work for free, so dont bash them when things dont go the wsy you want.

/rant

Much respect to all devs who put out ANY ROM.

Now diaf.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kyle.pau:
Need Help

Hi.....all....i just got this amazing phone last 2 weeks, and this is really good phone. And i just root it too.

I wanna change the custom ROM with Omega ROM, and change the Kernel too.

My question in here is : I can flash the custom ROM ?? Or i must unroot first ? And sorry, i really newbie about that, flashing or wht.

Thanks for advice :)

NB : I feel my baterry drain faster with the new firmware of that :((
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PorscheHusky:
Wake up on the wrong side of the bed elsewhere, chum. Maybe if youve read my above comment to the other bloke of why I want what I do then you might get a clue.

Asking for something that actually works as intended is not that much to ask for.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Androssama:
Your signature reads "Galaxy Note II (T889)" and AFAIK Revolution HD and this whole section really is about the GT-N7100. Could you please clarify this point?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EP2008:
I hear you. I was into custom ROM's for many devices, but I found the problems with incompatibilities to be too much of a hassle to use on "daily driver" devices - especially my phone, which I use for business.

Now, I use Titanium to freeze bloatware and system apps that I don't want running. I use the Xposed framework mod to get unlimited multiwindow apps on my Note2 as well as add other features like per-app settings (dpi, full screen, resolution, etc.). I use a Nova Launcher instead of touchwiz, and several other tweaks on my stock firmware.

I found this to be the best option for ME, because the stability on my phone is perfect, battery life is great and I know that all apps will work properly.

Good luck on your quest to find the best rom - you'll likely have to try a bunch before settling down :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PorscheHusky:
Forgive me if I am wrong but aren't they the same thing?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Androssama:
They're not, the T-Mobile Note II has a dedicated forum at http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1877

GSM Arena says : The device will have a model number SGH-T889 and will reportedly pack the same specs as the international Galaxy Note II (except for the LTE connectivity, of course). Feel free to check out our preview of the Note II for more details on the device.

The most common problem after crossflashing is losing signal. You have to flash a compatible ROM now, maybe even restore your efs partition.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PorscheHusky:
<insert rageface X~infinity>

FFFFFFFFFFFFffffffffffff!!!

Excuse me while I go sit in the corner of shame with this lovely cone shaped hat atop my noggin that reads 'jackass' on it >.<!

What you just said was both relieving and bothersome at the same time LOL. I'll give it a-go and THEN maybe I can finally get some sleep and rest easy knowing the thing should be working again!

I may just go back to Stock ROM for now and sit with it for a while until I dig deeper into Android; have been wanting to get away from Windows lately
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CayenneGTS:
I'm in the same boat as you. I would rather not mess with a custom ROM and the attendant incompatibilities on a daily driver device.

The version of Titanium that does not require root allows you to "freeze" bloatware? What exactly do you mean by that? In other words, what does "freeze" mean in this context specifically?

The Xposed framework also doesn't require rooting the device? My Note2 just got updated (I'm with Rogers in Canada) with the multi-window feature and I would love to add a bunch of apps to this multi-window coolness. Can you please shed some more light on what I need to do here? Thanks

I love Nova Launcher. I use it as well. TIA
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EP2008:
Root is required of you want to get the most out of your device. If you want to "freeze" apps on an unrooted device, go to your application manager in your device settings, click on the system app you want to "freeze" and select disable. If you don't see the disable button, then click Uninstall updates first. Use this with caution as freezing or disabling important apps may cause problems.

Xposed requires root, but it doesn't mess up your system like some hardwire mods which replace system files can do.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] chandrew:
was on gingerbread. waited and waited for the OTA updated. ended up rooting. ice cream sandwich update came out and couldn't get it OTA. used Kies and installed the update. finally, now have ICS. lost root access. so anyone out there with the official ics? recommend what to do now!
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] xWolf13:
I'd flash a ROM. I recommend CM10 to have Jelly Bean! There are a lot of ROMS in the dev section. Go choose one. Make sure you flash a recovery!

Sent from my CM10 Blaze
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Cirkustanz:
I'll second the recommendation to go to a JB based rom.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] chandrew:
any convincing wins for the JB release? as i am pretty content with what i have on ICS. everything has been smooth so far, nothing buggy at all.

improvements todo: root, remove bloatware, get wifi tethering to work (currently broadcasts signal but devices cannot connect - says connection is unsuccessful)

here are my screenshots (if i should get something else):

1. Lock screen - I noticed the text notification that appears turned black in ics, which i like. it just blends in with my lock screen wallpaper. going for the simple dark black wallpaper for longer battery life? i guess haha

farm9.staticflickr.com/8250/8453732470_8826585926.jpg

2. Screen 1 - man that weather widget that comes with Eye in the Sky is the best weather app! plain simple

farm9.staticflickr.com/8251/8453732494_45cd46759f.jpg

3. Screen 2 - My home screen with a black google search bar that came with ics, yay! also using Widgetsoid with those widgets that i happen to use quite often.

farm9.staticflickr.com/8381/8453732504_333f2afecf.jpg

4. Screen 3 - Well more Widgetsoid action going here. This is my utilities section. I just decided to turn my regular icons into the widgetsoid theme. The weather is actually USB tethering now here. I am enjoying the sound recorder and flashlight of easy access.

farm9.staticflickr.com/8385/8453732484_e8fef3b090.jpg

so yep, recommend widgetsoid and eye in the sky. AND I AM A NOOB ON XDA CAN'T POST LINKS OR PICS
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] chandrew:
Swype is a little slow in messaging for some reason. A weird icon appears every time at the top of notifications indicating 'Swype in use' so that may be making swype a bit more laggy. ANYONE EXPERIENCE THIS? this new icon appears in ics and not gingerbread. what about JB?
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Romman0:
There is the Tweaked ICS rom also if you do like ICS. It's already debloated and optimized. The Swpye icon can be diasbled in the swype options.

Also you can disable most the bloatware now that you are on the stock ICS. Go to settings > apps > select "all" and disable what you want (if it can be).

As for JB, they are all pretty good (bug free). I'm currently using Slim Bean 3.1 with the inverted packages, but you really can't go wrong with any of them. Try them and find out. But you still have to flash CWM and make a backup with it first thing.

GL and enjoy.