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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] douglastheduke:
I am officially ROOTED now.

I think you've talked me into SKY NOTE. i've taken a look at the thread. Looks like i'll start there.

It's nice having a mobile device when it's the flagship. It seems to get a lot more attention on XDA.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Bajanman:
LOL :D:D:thumbup:

There's also a rooted fully stocked Rom. But it's not going to B as fast as Sean's Rom.

Yeah when I first got here it wasn't nothing in the development section. Maybe like 3 Rom's total. Now look at it filled up now with everything anyone could want!! ;)

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] IndicaForest:
Skynote 8.2 is awesome if you like stock look with great features added on :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Bajanman:
So what's the verdict on Rom, how you liking the phone, etc. Just having a new toy.. Lol

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Trekkk:
Congrats, you will love the phone. Best phone I have used to date
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] whoRichard:
Congrats man, you'll absolutely love this phone. For the past 6 years I've stayed strictly with Apple and with all the noise that Samsung created with the S3 then with the note 2 I knew I had to try it for myself. Greatest phone I have tried to date..... If you wanted something with a little more features try out Jedi X11 I absolutely love THIS ROM.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] douglastheduke:
Omg. You guys have so much advice to give. It's nice to see an iPhone convert. My wife just converted from iPhone to the s3.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] whoRichard:
I would be bull****ting myself if I were to say the iPhone 5 was better than the Note 2....
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Clark Joseph Kent:
Welcome OP, just start trying the Development around this threads; you will enjoy. Thanks
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Abhinav1997:
Hello everyone,

I have made vrTheme of AOSP styled WiFi, battery and signal icons(each differently) for stock systemUI. If somebody is willing to test it please PM me.

And if someone wants to ask that I could have made new systemUI completely instead of 3 different mods. I have done it because everyone have their different choices so if they for example want stock signal icons and other two AOSP icons so they can easily use it :D

Best Regards,

AJ
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] godlesplay:
why don't you test it by yourself?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Abhinav1997:
I don't need any comments like why don't u test urself or stuff like that. If ur willing to test just PM me or comment here or simply leave. No additional help required.:rolleyes:

Best Regards,

AJ
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brian88:
Hi,

I'm using Xylon Rom and intend to come back Stock deodex but I wanna keep the volume roker feature on Xylon. Is there anyone know what mod I could use to wake my phone up by volume button?

Thanks
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] equlog:
I did it for my deodexed 4.2.2 jb.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brian88:
How could you do this? Could you share me the detail or link to guide. Thanks
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coloxim:
R: [REQ] Volume rocker wake on stock deodex

There is a similar mod for stock ROM for skip song while screen is off?

Inviato dal mio Nexus 4 con Tapatalk 2
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mlucky66:
thanks a lot!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mastaking:
Stock - odexed

I will put in all the work and effort to do this if you can just tell me what to do and what to look for.

I am assuming I need to decompile that file that you attached?

Ultimately I just want the Volume Rocker to wake the display ONLY when on a phone call.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] viruslaura:
hello can you tell me how you've created for android 4.2.2, thank you
[HTC One S] one-option:
Hi All:

Did you ever think how the perfect rom should be ?

a Perfect rom for me is a rom which

1- Have CM settings and options .

2- Have the Sense Image Camera App working as stock rom.

3- Heavy duty Battery serving.

4- No bugs or force close.

5- Stable with No mistakes.

What else ??

Is such a rom even exist ??!

I don't know if this wish is so hard to achieve for HTC or any other mobile band company.

for me my problem with the stock sense rom is stability and little amount of setting available for the user, App keep crashing .....

and some thing driving me crazy which it is that I can't turn vibration off when I answer a call because there is no option to do that , HTC team think that every one like this option and they forget that people think in different way and what you love must I hate it.

Come on HTC think again about what you are doing.

Samsung , Sony , HTC ....ect the only thing they care about is to distinguish from each other " I'm using Android but my Android is different than your Android" ..... Just Like Children

In the end I'd like to say that I respect Huawei so much, they offer for the user to use stock Android system and other Huawei UI in case that you don't like the stock Android, other companies should check and learn how to satisfy the customer
[HTC One S] Galadriel7966:
I would love a cm10+ Rom with sense camera.. best of both.. don't know if it can be done though.. no bugs etc is a given..

Sent a from Jellyrolled One S
[HTC One S] donverse:
Why don't you try the Viper ROM?

It has the Sense Cam (CM will probably never have it) and you can enable the CM-like quicksettings in the notification bar. It also has pretty good battery life and is also close to having no bugs.
[HTC One S] Goatshocker:
No bugs? Yea dream on, thats never gonna happen as long as its humans who writes the code.
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
I switched from Viper to CM a few months ago and have been extremely happy with the product. Viper was unfortunately too slow, even when OC. CM10 is extremely smooth and fast, even without a custom kernel for OC. The camera for CM, however, is extremely disappointing. It is not nearly poor enough where I would switch ROMs, but it definitely needs considerable improvement to been anywhere near that offered by any Sense-based ROM.

My vote is for CM with good camera, too.
[HTC One S] ChrisAG:
What about Snap Camera - haven't used it but I've heard good things about it.
[HTC One S] one-option:
Thank you for your replies guys

For me I'm using Viper One S 2.1.0

It is cool rom but .............. still there is no real CM like settings.

In the first place , why we selected an Android phones ............... there is Windows Phone 8, iOS Apple , Nokia Symbian and more....

But our choice was Android, the ability to fully control & customize the mobile.

Stock roms specially sense make alot of limitation and even also with alot of bugs and unstable performance after long process of destroying the real And pure Android !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I believe that Google should put a condition to any mobile company want to use Android which it is offering the customers the freedom between using the Stock company rom (sense ,touch wize samsung ....ect..) or the pure Google Android.

Then we will see how many users will keep using a rom like sense
[HTC One S] jmfragadv:
Liquidsmooth by Droyd is my favourite right now. Fastest rom I've ever used. And it looks stable so far!

Regards!
[HTC One S] Simco80:
Sounds like you want a Nexus 4 instead of a One S.
[HTC One S] one-option:
To be honest I don't trust LG and all Nexus 4 issues and I don't think that one day I will buy any thing from LG except the washing mashine :laugh:, the HTC hardware is amazing but............... software is below average.

It is a matter of open source, all what HTC should do is to provide a fix for camera app in CM and well known roms to satisfy their loyal customers
[HTC One S] evol4g:
name a setting in cm that doesn't exist in viper..... besides quiet hours...

you have quick settings, you can change battery icons, you can change carrier txt, you can do MORE than what cm offers actually....

PS since sense is closed source you'll never see sense camera on AOSP it's impossible to do since every app that you see in sense is tied to the framework.

and if you don't like sense go buy a nexus phone... seriously.. sense is great and with dev's like torx he gave you more options than half the AOSP roms have.. and what limitations you're speaking of i'd really like to know, all the included sense apps have 10 times for thought and convienence set that stock aosp.. though i do agree that google should make all oems allow users to choose aosp or oem provided there's a reason they dont.. THATS WHY GOOGLE HAS THE NEXUS BRAND!!!!!

... jus sayin
[HTC One S] Goatshocker:
"If you dont like sense buy a nexus"... What kind of bullsh*t is that?

The HOS is superior in every way except for sense - which can easily be solved with an AOSP rom...
[HTC One S] evol4g:
how would you say that the HTC One S is better than the nexus 4?

keep in mind.. i build aosp roms... i like them both, i have an htc phone for the build quality and the option to have sense and aosp.. aosp is very basic.. i love sense for work and how easy it is to use.. i know the ins and outs of both os's very very well..
[HTC One S] one-option:
OK I will name you a setting it is the vibrate on connect check for details in internet

I know sense camera is only available in sense based rom , and this is the reason that I still use sense...................

I don't like sense at all but I like HTC and the good hardware, I like Nexus but i don't trust LG hardware...

As I said Huawei offer AOSP beside their own UI so where is the problem ?
[HTC One S] evol4g:
didn't even know that existed... but that's very minute.. you're right htc does make the best hardware, and just because one OEM allows you to choose aosp doesn't mean all will. That's the reason there's a distinction in phone brands... And if you don't like it thats what us developers are here for so we can make tons of aosp options for ya'll
[HTC One S] rosswhite:
Looking forward to your sense rom evol4g......
[HTC One S] ChrisAG:
Form factor. The whole point of the One S for a lot of people is to have a slightly smaller phone that allows you to browse comfortably one-handed without adjusting your grip (I'm sure someone will claim they can do the same with a One X or Nexus, but come on... 4.7" is a bit much for a lot of people, let alone 5" in the Galaxy S 4).

Also, build quality in the One S might be a bit better than the Nexus 4 and certainly anything by Samsung. Would love to have an HD screen in this size but the QHD isn't bad. Anything over 250 ppi is fine for my eyes.
[HTC One S] walidhiphop:
Well said....+ 1....
[HTC One S] veeny101:
I'm using it for two weeks now and I got no problem with it. No bugs, fc just pure awesomeness.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] meleniumshane90:
That was my thoughts when buying the phone last year. The One S looks and feels unique, and the screen size is perfect for normal phone & texting usage. I had the option to pickup the Galaxy S III for $50 more, but the Sense UI felt smoother to me - not to mention the camera app.
[HTC One S] cabasse84:
So far, i've tried:

CM10 - liked it, felt very polished, but missing some HW support

Non-Sense 6 - fast, but the UI felt somewhat hacked together

AOKP unofficial 4.2.2 - just flashed this tonight - loving so far, but of course HDMI not working - this is probably my favorite yet.
[HTC One S] Goatshocker:
Just because you havnt noticed any doesnt mean there arent any ;)
[HTC One S] pottyvick:
Have you tried Viper 2.1 Desensed? in aroma it has an option to uninstall a lot of sense and make it look like aosp. It still has sense like the camera but looks like cm...
[HTC One S] one-option:
Well........

I already installed cm10 stable yesterday, so far it looks good but , to be honest I already miss the HTC sense, I will keep testing cm10 and I will provide a report about the best rom , so far I tried stock , viper one s , and now cm10 so let's see ......
[HTC One S] droidkevlar:
cm10 stable is so far behind, should flash the latest nightly. so many fixes and new feature. even yet, flash the latest cm10.1 it is tits!
[HTC One S] zaak00:
In my personal opinion, CM10 is currently the best rom overall for daily use. It's smooth and really stable. Not a single reboot and currently have phone uptime of over 300 hours.

It has couple of issues though. Wifi tethering is not working while screen is turned off and disabling airplane mode can be tricky after being in it for a relatively long time.

Im on 20130210 nightly. Planning to try 10.1 soon :).

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] one-option:
Can you mention some of this fixes specially regarding the camera and hardware relative stuff if there is any !
[HTC One S] Goatshocker:
Indeed it is stable. 514h 44min uptime as I type this, with Dark Jelly CM10 build 24 :silly:
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
The Perfect ROM v0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.1

You need to know something about what Android is for, and what is the reason behind Custom UI's

Android, at it very basic construction, is Linux, opensource, but on the more advanced end (Dalvik VM, Soundprocessing)

Android isn't Linux, but Opensource. The Developer (OEM) has the right to close his Software on the more advanced end, but not on the lower end (GNU/Linux). Basically this is a good thing. Imagine that: You make a new Android Phone, with a really nice looking custom ui. You put really much time in developing all and making it as stable as it could be. Now at the end of the development you have two choices: Locking the device to opendevelopment and not releasing sources, or open the device and do what ever the other devs want? You have the choice and you decided to release all. Some guys already bought your phone and you already got an own section on XDA. Your , right now, in a good state. But now the problems begin: You have released the whole os as opensource. The Guys on XDA are happy and you have plently of roms (not the real problem) and your customers are happy and recommend you as best OEM. Your searching on other forums on xda, if there are any users liking your work and recommeding it. Damn it, on the Android Mods section and nearly all good Android Phones Mod section is a mod which installs your whole ui to this phones. At first this isn't a big problem, but you will loose a lot of money. People can choose not to choose your phone's but your UI! They will choose the better phone and can installl your ui. You won't get money from it. Your doesn't have something that makes it better as the other phones. And it gets even worser: Some chinese company copied your whole phone and that even with the right ui. You have lost. You don't have enought money to compensate the costs of development.

Did you understood what i wanted to say: Phone OEM needs something that's exclusive to them and can't work on any other oem. Sense as example. It only works good on HTC Phones, and so Sense is part of the phones, part of HTC, part of the marketing. Sense is unique and so is every OEM software as touchwiz,etc . They can't release the sources of these. The Devs could copy it to other phones and everyone would have the choice buying your phone and a other phone, with your software.

And don't forget: All OEM are in a bad situation regarding Unlock of phones and unlocking them at all. The carriers want that you can only use it at their home, at their network.

And so the most fear of opening the phones to development, .

The only thing i don't like: They wait so long to release kernel: They don't have the choice when releasing the kernel: They need to release it immedatly after publishing the phone
[HTC One S] one-option:
Tecardo my dear I understand that but..............

I paid my money expecting a product satisfy me ........... alot of people are not satisfied specially in software said and that is the main reason of developing big number of custom roms.

the formula is very easy and any company can follow it > " Develop Android the way you want it to appear and leave me the choice"

If you add the vibration as a feature so give me the setting to turn it off. (it is up to me to use it or not)

one day I bought the HTC One S, and I started to customized it the way i want and suddenly i found out that there is a feature I can't turn it off, how come ??????

I can't live with that

I contact HTC support and told them that I want to turn vibration on connect off (vibration when some one answer my call) and the answer was that I can not turn it off !!!!!

who gave them the right to decide in my behalf of what i want or i don't want ???

they got my money but i didn't got what i expected ............ so i start along boring study and search for the perfect rom

a ROM which should make my device act the way i want not the way HTC or samsung want and I hope that i will find it one day
[HTC One S] Cadders:
As a newcomer to the world of custom software for phones, I've tried a fair few ROMs in my quest to find the 'perfect' one.

While most ROMs have great new features and options not found in the stock ROM, pretty much all of them have some issues too (not a criticism, just an observation). The trick for me is to find a ROM where the issues are minimal, for MY type of usage and the features are useful, again for my type of usage.

Currently I have settled on the Dark Jelly offering (Currently 12.1) which is stable, has the features I want and any issues don't really impact me in any great way.

As I become more experienced (and I'm ploughing through LOTs of threads on here) I may change my mind, but for now I think I have the perfect ROM.... for me :)
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
You gave them the money for what the product is at the time of buying. It was known before that this feature isn't included. If you want he whole phone as you want, you need to buy another product, or get an luxus product. ;)

You are one of more than thousands of people holding the one s in their hands. They won't change it for you. If you can't live with it, HTC won't change it for you.
[HTC One S] evol4g:
THANK YOU!
[HTC One S] one-option:
Well the one s is a great phone I agree and I tried to replace it but I couldn't find a better phone with that screen size

but i didn't know that i can't turn vibrate on connect , and if i knew it from before i wouldn't bought it form beginning

turn vibrate on/off exist in every single mobile and even one s with non sense roms , but the problem with non sense roms is the lack of librs and drivers and that will effect the one s performance so..... i will keep looking the perfect rom
[HTC One S] one-option:
Great news

As i was reading latest android news I came through this

Google make the drivers and binaries of Nexus devices available legally for developers

(Nexus 4 , Nexus 10 , Nexus 7 & Galaxy Nexus)

I believe that my next device soon will be the coming Nexus, this is the way to create the perfect rom ......the Google way.

people in HTC and sense developers should watch & learn from what Google doing .

I believe if HTC followed Google in this step , it will be the biggest mobile manufacturer in the world
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
AW: The Perfect Rom (HTC One S)

Did you even read my text :)
[HTC One S] evol4g:
Not even look at samsung and shiity apple.. both don't like releasing **** both big as ****
[HTC One S] usaff22:
I completely agree with Tecardo's statement. No OEM would release all of their software as open-source because their features and software would be ported to other phones and no one will want to buy it. If the new HTC Blinkfeed gets ported to the Galaxy S3, and all of Sense 5, who would want to buy the HTC One?
[HTC One S] Goatshocker:
Whats the big deal here? Android is Open Source - apps and front-ends are not. Nothing in the android licence states that you have to release the source for your application/GUI/whatever. If it was - google would enforce a source release for each and every app on the play store.

Android gives you the freedom to customize and change the OS to your liking, you are free to code your own version of Android, adding and removing features as you see fit.

You are also free to change the OS on the device you buy, but the manufactures have the right to deny any warranty issues if you do. And thats simply because they cant assure that the device works as it should with a rom some random dude on the internet made (note: no disrespect to devs, Im sure you know what I mean), that you performed the flashing correctly etc etc.

NOTHING (except warranty) forces you to use the Android version the manufacture ships, and NOTHING forces developers to release their source - unless it directly changes the android OS (some exceptions might apply, I havnt actually studied the licence much).
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
AW: The Perfect Rom (HTC One S)

We don't talk about needing to release it. We talk about how they handle us
[HTC One S] one-option:
Are you kidding ????

Samsung is no:1 in Android mobile market because it's cheap phones

iPhone is iPhone because the fancy & expensive only device they offer

but HTC they have a marketing problem ...... they need to introduce their products to the world and take care of advertisements all around the world like samsung & Apple

The quality of HTC device and hardware is the best and the one who want to buy it should know that he is carrying the best value of money.

HTC is not only about sense 5 or blinkfeed it is more ............ they have to do as google just provide drivers and hardware binaries so others can make good roms and more sense and cool software
[HTC One S] aza314:
I wish HTC would concentrate on improving some apps rather than skinning the entire system with their sluggish skin. Since JB my HOS is laggy(yes have done full wipe). Their calendar has some bugs. Their browser sucks compared to chrome, they don't have a black mode for their sms app, even though they release lots of amoled phones. Reception is poor compared to Nokia (about 10dB) worse, get those software monkeys to make some good apps, rather than bloatware and blinkcrap. Some of us use phones for work rather than pissing about...
[HTC One S] one-option:
hi aza314

You can always use a custom rom, don't keep using stock
[HTC One S] one-option:
for those who they are looking for the best custom rom with one s try viper one s 2.1.0 full rom
[HTC One S] IntelligentAj:
I've been using LiquidSmooth for the past couple of weeks and I've got little to no complaints at all. My phone is much faster than stock Sense and everything on the phone wokrs, inlcuding my Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, which apparently has some problems on other ROMs
[HTC One S] YoMarK:
I'm using JellyBam(official, and before that droyds unofficial) for some time now, and its excellent. Very feature rich, smooth and stable.

It can be found on the official jellyBam website, and its gets updated every week. Just flashed 6.70 over 6.60.
[HTC One S] Jochman:
I do like the stock htc's roms.

but I do want better battery life and a shutter button for camera.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Eduardo9309:
Sorry if it is a stupid question but, why in cyanogenmod page are not the New versions for our Phone? Only there are for download the 7.2 versions.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Nick281051:
There are new versions... How do you think that people are running cm10.1?

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Pirateghost:
Because you aren't looking in the right place?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1796733
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Eternalty:
If you're looking on their website why don't u ask them. We are not cm website. But as Pirate said you're looking in the wrong place

Sent from my Pink Unicorn stable