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[LG Optimus 3D] OS_Hacking:
Add this to build.prop (system/build.prop) if it is already found change the value to 1 :-

ro.config.hwfeature_wakeupkey=1

This will let you unlock the phone by volum buttons too . if you want an app I think it will not work because when the phone goes into deepsleep all apps are stopped even the system .

Sent From My LG-P880

Try Use THANKS Button If I Helped ;)
[LG Optimus 3D] Itaka06:
AW: Lockscreen without powerbutton

Okay, thank you very much, but my powerbutton isnt broken, i only want to unlock it without powerbutton, because i think it is better so you dont use the powerbutton often.

I found apps, abd some users said they work :S
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] lunarjetman1:
Hello all,

Just thought I'd share something I realised while using my hdmi dock, maybe useless or obvious to most.

I have enabled visual feedback for the pointer location in developer settings, and when using mhl the feedback appears on the tv as well making it easier to look at the screen whilst touching the phone.

Cheers,

Lunar.
[Android General] np231:
Found this article that talks about Android 5.0 features. I personally think social integration hub and personalized settings won't happen. Android doesn't need a social hub and Google doesn't really care about providing that. Personalized settings for allowing stock android sounds great but I don't know if the hardware manufacturers will allow that to happen.

Profile Management: BB10 has it, Android should offer it too.

Video Calling App: I think we actually need this

Text Message Sync: This would be very helpful, I use SMSBackup+, but native functionality would be nice.

Can`t wait for Google I/O 2013 in May!

Source

what do you guys think? Some of the features in this article are quite useful.
[Android General] MadManMark:
I hope the new OS isn't going to be a let down, I can't think of much there is for Google to implement
[Android General] Tinc:
I don't think that Google will provide a "built-in social networking application". It just... doesn't fit.

The messaging, on the other hand, is highly possible. Not sure about the personalized settings, although I hope they'll implement that.
[Android General] gianptune:
My prediction is that they'll break bluetooth worse than they already have. Or they'll break some other basic feature so bad that it becomes as unusable as bluetooth is in 4.2.1. Maybe it will be the sound this time, or wifi. Whatever they break in the new Android, you can rest assured they'll wait at least 3 months to fix it.
[Android General] MadManMark:
People still use bluetooth!? xD
[Android General] kevin95:
Maybe there'll be some major (or minor) UI changes too? Just like with 2.0, 3.0 & 4.0.
[Android General] eddydc1:
Yep, there will be
[Android General] devstorm:
All I want is more butter! Faster, no more background lag (looking at you Google Currents) and more responsiveness
[Android General] hanni7345:
I want them to specially design it for galaxy ace make some better ram management. :)

Sent from my Ace running 4.2.1 :3
[Android General] bbrad:
My Bluetooth is fully fuctionalc:rolleyes: just because your Bluetooth is Brocken doesn't mean its a software wide problem :rolleyes:
[Android General] -Falco:
they need to come up with a new android stock launcher, all the launchers suck

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[Android General] androo45:
Google Talk? G+ Hangouts?

What needs to happen:

- Unified messaging: messages, google talk, google+ messenger and it would be great if they also could integrate whatsapp / fb messenger. (but that's not going to happen)
[Android General] SacTappingUni:
I'd like to see better support for miracast. Also it would be great if they took an update to just do a ton of bug fixing and fine-tooning of various ui aspects and performance. For instance, the emoji keyboard is very inconvenient to use. Full integration into the default keyboard would be a very nice improvement. Also the blue text selecter thingy is very difficult to use, and hasn't recevied an update since froyo or even earlier. Tiny stuff like that can be really irritating when it goes unfixed for a long time. Also if you push the multitasking button while the keyboard is open, then switch back to the app you were just on, android will have a sort of frame stutter.

It's tiny stuff like this that iOS has a lot of time to get right, considering there aren't any real feature upgrades to it. Anybody notice how long it took for people to not give a crap about siri?

So yeah, I'd like to see a more refined os.

Sent from my Nexus10 using a web browser.
[Android General] hanni7345:
-dont have money for new phone just bought tf300t

Sent from my watermelon running jelly bean 4.2.1
[Android General] np231:
I agree, but it would be nice to have one standalone app that would be great at video chatting.

I don't seem them putting all the third party messengers together like whatsapp, but it would make sense if they combined messages and video chatting together.
[Android General] chaz_oca:
Pie

This is a definate need..

Also I have the pie feature in JellyBomb which I like as well.
[Android General] budbear1:
Here's my wishlist of Android 5.0 (Key Lime Pie) changes:

1. Change the toggles to work on a single press and settings for a long press

1.1. Add the ability for developers to add toggles to the toggle screen and a setting to select which toggles I see and re-order them.

2. Add multiple widgets to the lockscreen

3. Add ability to disable lockscreen left-right swipes

4. Add ability to remove unused home screens

5. Add phone number entry auto-search

6. Add phone app setting to always start on the dial pad

7. Let me uninstall apps that are not system apps by default without having to root. (Google+, Currents, Google Music,carrier apps, etc.) System apps *should* be just those required to run the base system, not those freely available in the Google Play Store and just pre-loaded.

8. Add setting button to refresh media or handle media auto-refreshing better

9. Add a backup system without having to root

10. More overall configuration options ala CM or AOKP. Even if they're in the hidden Developer Options settings.

Not 5.0, specific, but Google Apps related:

1. Standardize the placement of search buttons in Google apps since they removed the search button

2. Standardize the placement of menu buttons in Google apps since they removed the menu button

3. Add a setting in Android Chrome to display a new tab when it's opened.

4. Add the ability to re-order bookmarks in Android Chrome
[Android General] notzippy:
Support for bluetooth low energy would be welcome (Bluetooth 4.0 ble)

Nz
[Android General] Sam_91:
Android should give us the option to close processes that we don't need to be open to free RAM, and it should

be a system that allows the device to work in an efficient way with minimal internal storage usage occupied by the pre-installed

applications.
[Android General] bbrad:
This has been a built in feature since 4.0 somebody needs to upgrade to a.newer version of android lol

Sent by Hellybelly 4.2.2
[Android General] dxppxd:
-A good account/profile management for the work space, including a main root account, different apps available for different accounts. Yes, why shouldn't we get rooted phones from the box just like with a pc (administrator account just like on windows)? Would be pretty good, specially for tablets that more than one family member use.

-Better messaging administration also (like backing up sms either to cloud or sdcard and group messaging without 3rd party apps)

-Native multiwindow control, sorta note2

-Native framework and systemUI theming, though complicated, would also be awesome

-Native symlinking to move stuff to the sdcard without 3rd party tools

Edit, a couple of things i missed

-Native permission administration for apps. To prevent, say, a game that doesn't require your location from getting it.

-Native per-app firewall administration without having to root and edit ip tables.

-better ram management, ability to choose processes we don't want autorunning or autostarting, without needing to disable the whole app.
[Android General] drbobmd:
According to rumors, Google is tinkering with the 3.8 Linux kernel (apparently it's in their public experimental kernel repo) which would allegedly lead to a leap in performance and ram management.

Not to sure how this stuff works, so if anyone is knowledgeable on the matter please chime in :)

Sent from my patent-infringing 'rectangular portable device with rounded corners'
[Android General] Caboose13:
I think it may be called Kandy Kane..why? because I saw a candy cane floating around the jellybean easter egg thing.
[Android General] :
It shouldn't be. They name it correctly alphabitically
[Android General] t0kgrumps:
I think it will have the pie function (from lmt, rootbox, aospa etc.) since its called key lime pie and the pie function was already built since android 4.0's browser
[Android General] dEris:
Just root and run aokp and you have all those features right now.

[ LG NEXUS⁴ / LIQUIDSMOOTH / FRANCO / POETIC BLK BUMPER / APEX PRO / TAPATALK PRO ]

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Cupcake, Froyo, GB, Honey Comb, ICS, Jelly Bean, Key Lime Pie

Why would you think they would spell it like "Kandy Kane?" O.o

[ LG NEXUS⁴ / LIQUIDSMOOTH / FRANCO / POETIC BLK BUMPER / APEX PRO / TAPATALK PRO ]
[Android General] Caboose13:
Oh I guess people didn't know I was joking. I'm bad at jokes xD
[Android General] AlexLOG:
My prediction is that android would drive the car for you:banghead:

Enviado desde mi GT-I9001 usando Tapatalk 2
[Android General] demon434:
I hope they will release a new Nexus together with Key Lime Pie pre-installed :fingers-crossed:

New functions IMO would have improved multitasking, google now expanded with new cards, better RAM mangement, faster and smoother UI (aka Project Butter v2?). We will see at Google I/O.
[Android General] eddy4823:
I cant think of any new feature. just want the T9 Dialer.
[Android General] np231:
to be honest.. I would really enjoy having a native video chat and sms sync with google account
[Android General] S13gfried:
I think so. Maybe a motorola Nexus. IMO there is no need for an external Nexus producer anymore.

I think a better online Backup would be usefull for many "normal" users (people not visiting this forum). But maybe it is to difficult /impossible with the different lunchers and bloat wares...
[Android General] ejkeebler:
I would just like T9 dialer and for them to give access to their music api, so other apps can stream from google music. (yeah i know about gmusicfs and it's working better now, but still wish i didn't have to trick it) really surprised multi user support did not stay put until version change and maturity, seemed like a big enough feature that it would warrent a series jump. Usually that's when they do it, minor updates usually just get a .1 update, so very interested in seeing what new feature they add so that it's not still just jelly bean with some fixes.....
[Android General] polobunny:
Sound profiles. No, really. My cellphones from 2000 offered this. Can't believe it's not native in Android.
[Android General] MikeyLee:
My prediction is it will be hyped up beyond anything we have seen and it will be no different than JellyBean just like JellyBean is really not much different at all from ICS LOL
[Android General] Xandak:
I'll tell you what I would like to see. Syncing between devices. Between phone and tablet. So if you had for example Angry Birds on my phone it would sync to my tablet with my progress. Google would need to setup it up and app makes to make games able to do this.
[Android General] averystrangeguy:
It does the first thing (go to settings > apps > running to see how much ram or CPU each background process is using, an it let's you top any running process or service)

For the second one, I read somewhere that the android developmental are working with a newer version of the Linux kernel, 3.8, which uses less ram, something which I think is awesome)

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True...

I didn't even realize!
[Android General] Konvey:
I want a Motorola made Nexus, pre-rooted, and also in KLP the ability to disable all carrier/manufacturer skins and go straight to stock Android. Would make the variety of devices really come into play considering all of them would run stock.

Blog: http//konvey.blogspot.com | Sent from the Nokia 3310
[Android General] Dannyada1988:
It is said that Android 5.0 will includes a Guest Mode which will let guests access some parts of the device from the lock screen, meanwhile the mode can prevent the access to SMS, phone storage and anything besides what the owner thinks appropriate without a password.

If it is true, it is fascinating.
[Android General] GavenTilMaven:
Then there is a chance of getting it back, if you loose it, by leaving contack info. That is, if an honest person finds it ;)
[Android General] Cliff1:
It needs custom sms themes! Bubble style chat.lol

More integration with notifications. Only a couple you can actually interact with. (ex. Gmail being able to delete).

Reduce icon size by default. They are pretty large lol.

SOMETHING AWESOME!

google will not let us down
[Android General] rashid.fairus:
if you this and this and that and that, there should be no play store anymore..:p
[Android General] Big_Drew:
This was the first thought I had when they announced Google Drive. Native online storage with API's for apps to use for syncing devices. Sadly, this hasn't been the case. With the rapid uptake of tablets, I think it would be really useful.
[Android General] RAMBOcoder:
Wow igotlostintampa, sounds like you should just get an iPhone already! Part of the reason people love Android is the ability to change it how they like. For the past 2 years I've been using stock Android as a rule, but recently I've decided to play around more. I really like Touchwhiz these days, and I'll admit that HTC Sense is actually pretty good. Xperia phones UI don't change much, but even the small changes make it look so much more awesome compared to stock Android.

To be honest, stock Android is pretty boring, but it works and gets the job done very well. To be more honest, flashing roms is mostly dumb as most roms out there are buggy and STAY buggy. Either the dev gets bored and stops working on it, or dumps the current rom to work on a new one.

Not everyone needs to run Stock, most people actually run Touchwhiz or Sense, and those layers provide the users whatever Stock is missing. Or enhances it. Keep in mind most people don't root, they don't flash, they don't much around. Not every Android user visits XDA, nor should they need to.

Keep in mind that there's a VERY good reason that google releases the latest Android on Nexus devices. Its for devs to make apps. You don't release a new OS when there's no apps for it. You release it to devs first, wait till there are apps actually USING the new features, and then have your 3rd parties release phones with the new OS installed. It's actually a very good idea.

Back on topic, the only thing that really needs added to Android is "FUN" stuff. Make sharing even easier, make wifi direct less nerdy. Make protocols so we can quickly and easily set up a mini web-site at a party to share pics or whatever.
[Android General] bbrad:
Go to iPhone you troll lol none of your reasons is valid just opinion android is simplified 99% of people don't ever know what the hell "pie" is stick android is simplified that's how its suppose to be for the non tecky people can you just imagine your grandma or any other old person trying to look at there notifications without a status bar I only have one word to say to you and that's fail

Sent from my Slimming Hybrid Fassy
[Android General] MadManMark:
Don't be mad at me if i'm wrong here, but what seems to be an issue on Android devices, that i'd love to see worked on in next update is audio volume, I've only owned 3 android devices so far, but all from different companies (HTC, Sony, Samsung) and all of them are rather quiet, and the 'mods' don't seem to be able to save them either, my music is considerably louder when played on Blackberry or Apple devices
[Android General] rudoska:
When it will be released?
[Android General] eddy4823:
May. I guess, with the launch of the next Nexus device.
[Android General] crford:
No matter what they do, people will hate it.
[Android General] bbrad:
You can say that again

Sent from my Slimming Hybrid Fassy
[Android General] MadManMark:
Thats stupid, if we hate android why would we use it, lemme know the last update which people 'hated'?
[Android General] amitrathiesh:
Google Babel: Unified Messaging System

Babel, or Babble as it was previously rumored, would be a cross-platform unified messaging solution that will merge Google Talk, Google Voice, Google+ Messenger, and other messaging services into one unified experience. The service is rumored to be launching on iOS, Android, Chrome, Google+, and Gmail.

Access the same conversation list from anywhere

A new, conversation-based UI

Advanced group conversations

Ability to send pictures

Improved notifications across devices
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tbosa13:
Hi, everyone. Since this is my first post, I want to assure you that I've read the newbie sections and also searched this forum high and low with nothing found to answer my question.

Here is what I've done so far:

I donated to the Nexus 4 toolkit creator Skipsoft. Successfully downloaded and installed the toolkit and drivers. Then, on my Nexus 4: I successfully unlocked, rooted, flashed stock ROM, flashed TWRP recovery (as recommended in the toolkit), took Nandroid backup, titanium backup, and all kinds of other backups. Downloaded Cyanogen ROM for Nexus 4 in zip file format and put it in folder in Nexus 4 toolkit.

Here is what I want to do:

Now, I want to flash my Nexus 4 with the Cyanogen zip file located in the toolkit folder on my PC. I dont want to flash it from recovery on the phone unless I have to. I want to flash it using my Nexus 1 click toolkit from Skipsoft. The only way the toolkit even sees this file is if I choose Option 16 to Install Zip file to device using Sideload.

Here is my question:

Can I install a non-stock ROM using this option 16 of sideloading, then choose the Cyanogen zip file? Or, is there another way I can use this toolkit to flash a non-stock ROM?

I believe this question should rightly be on the Nexus 4 toolkit thread, but since I do not have 10 posts, I can't ask the question there. Thank you all in advance for your help.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JE1058:
I have a GS3 with Jellybean and it was rooted, stock ROM. When I plug in power, I get a message from SuperUser saying "What the hell your phone takes back control of the wifi interface" and then the wifi tether app disables wifi.

How do I stop this from happening??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
Turn off connections optimizer it automatically turns on wifi when you plug in your phone, you can't use wifi and tether at the same time.

I like to break stuff! :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ThebigNasty:
+1 on the optimizer,Also some are having to go into WiFi settings and set "keep WiFi on during sleep" to Never. making sure the phone does not turn the radio back on when screen off starts.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JE1058:
Thanks! The optimizer was on and after turning it off, the phone stopped toggling power. Odd issue I found though was that one power cord I'm using seemed to still cause the phone to take back control and turn off wifi simply by jiggling the cord (something loose in the cord);whereas another cord would allow me to plug/unplug the cord without giving this message and turning off wifi. Simple fix, just swapped cords.

But I wonder why a faulty charge cord would cause such an issue.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
Probably a small short trying to trigger dock mode.

Sent from my SPH-L900 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sadsplace:
Hi all, probably straightforward but does anyone know how to change the voice/accent on the Defy+ satnav app?

The American accent currently on it isn't coping very well with the UK roads (sorry American friends!), and really isn't very clear.

My previous older Defy satnav voice was much clearer so I don't know why it was changed on the plus model.

Cheers
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sadsplace:
Anybody?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] mizukage:
hi guys, after running efs pro and connecting my phone, efs prompted this way..please see attached image..

question: what should i do to make my efs be backed up?

i am currently running JPKP5, i am afraid to flash to xxkpe since i bricked my phone twice..hehe
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] chongns:
This a know issue. I reported to the Dev. But been ignored. Try find the latest version before ver2.0, it work fine with SL
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] mizukage:
thnaks for the reply, will find out if the version you said will work..
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] RollTribe:
Has anyone else experienced this? First I should mention I'm on ViperXL 3.2.2 and ElementalX overclocked to 1.7. My battery will last at 100% for a very long time, like 2.5 hours on standby but will then drain very quickly by like 3-5% in less than about 5 minutes. After that, it'll be back to normal, and the quick drain thing will happen about 2 or 3 more times until my phone reaches around 10-15% and there will be one percent it will just stick on for an extended period of time, like 20 minutes screen. After that it'll drain normally until it's dead. I've experienced this on 4 different JB Sense roms, but no others. I highly doubt it's coincidence.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ronnie498:
No I have not experienced that one yet, been using Viper and Elemental for awhile
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] area51avenger:
For me personally from 100-50% is about 4 hours then 50-0% lasts 7-8 hours. Let the Rom settle in for a few weeks and it should normalize. Your battery is okay, it's just being reported wrong

Sent from my VENOMized HoxL
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] RollTribe:
Yeah, I know it's working fine I get between 14-16 on average, it's just odd that it's not being read correctly
[General Questions and Answers] kevk60:
Can I use the Wugfresh Nexus toolkit on my Nexus 4, 7, and 10? Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
[General Questions and Answers] kevk60:
Yes I can.