yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] Nick Fury:
Hi there everyone, just wanted to make a quick thread to share these Official HTC ONE Wallpaper.

They have been taken off the HTC ONE and I wanted to share them with you all today.

There are 18 of these beautiful wallpapers for you to enjoy so I have put them in a rar file for you download.

I Hope you all enjoy them.

Official HTC ONE WALLPAPERS

Screenshots

Download from HERE

Instruction

1.Download the file from above

2.Extract the file

3.Enjoy

Official HTC ONE Ringtones+UI Sounds+Notifications+Alarm

Thanks to deagleone for sharing these.

Download from HERE

Instructions

1.Download file from above

2.Extract files

3.Enjoy

Sense 5 Launcher Theme

Description

** FEATURES **

- Sense 5 icons!

- 2 Sense 5 Wallpapers

- Works on Jelly Bean Devices too!

*This theme has all features of Sense 5 that have been leaked so far and that can be edited with a launcher. As more leaks of Sense 5 come out this theme will be updated to include those features.

If you are having problems finding the wallpapers on some launchers please e-mail me and I will send them to you. I've been having problems getting my walls to show up with some launchers. Sorry for the inconvenience.

** TO APPLY THE THEME **

- Apex Launcher: Go to Apex settings > Theme settings

- Nova Launcher: Go to Nova Settings > Look and feel > Icon Theme

- ADW Launcher: On the home screen, press MENU > More > ADWSettings > Themes Preferences > Select your theme

Screenshots

Download

Download from HERE - Sence 5 Theme

HTC ONE FONTS

Just found the HTC ONE Fonts online so needed to share with you guys and especially developers for modding there roms :D

DOWNLOADS

Download Fonts from HERE - HTC ONE FONTS

Also Download Font Installer Root from HERE - FONT INSTALLER ROOT

INSTRUCTIONS

1.Download HTC ONE FONTS from above

2.Extract the ZIP file to a new folder named Fonts

3.Transfer Fonts folder to sdcard

4.Then Install FONT INSTALLER ROOT free from the Google Play Store (link above)

5.Open FONT INSTALLER ROOT and follow the instructions.

6.Enjoy

Please note that your device MUST be ROOTED for FONT INSTALLER ROOT to work
[Android Apps and Games] Nick Fury:
Systems sounds now added. Check the OP for details and download
[Android Apps and Games] Nick Fury:
Now also added The Sence 5 Launcher theme Enjoy
[Android Apps and Games] hsn97:
Re: [OFFICIAL][HTC ONE][Wallpapers]+[Sounds]+[Sence 5 Launcher Theme]

Thanks for your work, and it is senSe , not senCe.

Sent from a thing called something which is not a thing but still a thing.
[Android Apps and Games] Nick Fury:
Re: [OFFICIAL][HTC ONE][Wallpapers]+[Sounds]+[Sence 5 Launcher Theme]

Ok thank you for the correction. Will make the right changes
[Android Apps and Games] Nick Fury:
Title and content now updated.

New Content - FONTS
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mitchellvii:
They have this for the Note II and it works very well.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aalupatti:
Someone had already requested it somewhere in this forum. Unfortunately we do not have a big dev support. However given that the prices are coming down more people might join in ...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mitchellvii:
The thing which has always seemed incredibly odd to me is that autocorrect for the Samsung Keyboard exists and works very well. But for some reason that makes sense only to a Korean (I suppose) they have chosen to intentionally disable it. I am sorry but WHY THE HE'LL WOULD THEY DO THAT?!

In S-Notes I cannot find a keyboard which does autocorrect well. On my Note II the autocorrect mod works perfectly and I can use the Samsung Keyboard. I use Swiftkey elsewhere but the autocorrect doesn't work in S-Notes - grrrrr.

Can anyone tell me why Samsung thinks disabling autocorrect is user friendly?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D-fens:
Odp: Is there a place to get the autocorrecting Samsung Keyboard mod for the Note 10.

Samsung could do something about this. Love the keyboard layout and functionality but lack of autocorrection makes me love SwiftKey more. Don't like to press the upper bar every time I need to input the word. In SwiftKey space bar do the best.

Wysyłane z mojego GT-N8010 za pomocą Tapatalk 2
[HTC Wildfire S] mattledesma:
Sometimes my Wildfire S lock button doesn't work, sometimes it works. Maybe it's just me, or I think it is broken.

Do you think there is a way I can unlock my phone without using the lock button? Thanks! :D
[HTC Wildfire S] csoulr666:
My power button has suffered the same fate.....One way is to use a Rom with the "Volume rocker wake" feature

Or if you want risk it you can buy a replacement power button online

IMHO you'll get used to it after some time....just press the power button with little extra force ;)
[HTC Wildfire S] Lt.Win:
Or you could give it to your service center for repair, free under warranty. If not, then you can pay them and get it fixed.

Mine also has the same problem, even my volume down doesn't work with a normal press. Gonna send it to CrapTC soon.
[HTC Wildfire S] 777rakesh:
you could install apps that use proximity sensor or volume button to unlock.

Or but the power button flex online and check youtube tear down videos and replace it your self.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TORCH49:
Hi all,

Hoping someone can help out here.

I used the instructions to the letter as far as Im aware on this thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1103399

Unzip the attached CF-Root-xxx-vX.X.zip

- (USB) Disconnect your phone from your computer

- Start ODIN

- Click the PDA button, and select CF-Root-xxx-vX.X.tar

- Put your phone in download mode

- (USB) Connect the phone to your computer

- Make sure repartition is NOT checked

- Click the START button

- Wait for the phone to reboot

- Done (if it took you more than 30 seconds, you need practise!)

I used this file which matched the LPB Kernel on my phone

CF-Root-SGS2_XX_OXX_LPB-v5.2-CWM5-PROPER.zip

Waited for Phone to reboot and it only gets to the Yellow Triangle then goes black

At a loss what to do next.

Greatly appreciate any input.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Christiaan91:
Flash a matching Siyah kernel. Which rom are you using?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TORCH49:
Thanks for the reply,

Im not sure what rom Im using, the phone is an Orange phone from the UK,

I have finished my contract and have rang them on numerous occasions to have it unlocked so I can use it in Australia to no avail.

I gave up and tried this forum and method to be able to root it so I could then unlock the SIM.

Could you please link me the Siyah kernel page.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Christiaan91:
www.gokhanmoral.com/?cat=5

Don't just download one, read before you download

Verstuurd van mijn GT-I9100
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] Jeff Summers:
Oh wow. I just bought an XDA two days ago, and have spent a lot of time reading up right here.

You XDA developer people truly rock! Thank you for setting up such a great site, and for doing all the hard work. I recently moved to The Netherlands (to teach electronics design), and I look forward to contributing something on this site as soon as I get more familiar with the device.

--

Jeff
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonypro:
Hi guys look I have xperia u gingerbread rooted unlocked bootloader and cwm recovery installed is there a way to install a Rom by cwm recovery to make it ics? Plz help cuz that why I rooted!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Astu04:
Yes, just to go it's subforum ( xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1728 ), choose a ROM and follow it's instructions.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TechMasta:
Cyanogenmod 9.1 is available for xperia u :D

Before Installing make sure to :

1. Download and install the android SDK and install adb (Click here for guide to install ADB on the android SDK)

2. Have atleast 70% battery life left

Download these files :

Fastboot

Google Apps (Gapps)

Cyanogenmod 9.1

(Xperia U Codename is KumQuat)

Now comes the flashing part

Extract the downloaded fastboot file to the desktop.

Get the downloaded ROM zip file which contains boot.img file and copy the boot.img it in the fastboot folder.

Copy ROM and Gapps zip file into the Xperia U SD card (Internal memory).

Power off the phone.

Now press and hold the volume down key and at the same time connect your Xperia U to the PC via USB cable.

Now your phone LED turn to blue color

Open the fastboot folder.

Press and hold the shift key on your keyboard and simultaneously right click inside the fastboot folder.

Now you can see the Windows context menu. Click its Open command window here option.

Then Windows Command Prompt(CMD) window will open.

Type or copy/paste following command line.

fastboot flash boot boot.img

After the installation is completed, next type following command line.

fastboot reboot

Next we should boot into the recovery. To do that while the Xperia U rebooting you can see the Free Xperia Projectboot-logo. Now quickly press and release the Volume Up key few times.

After you enter into the CWM based recovery first make a backup of your current ROM. Go to backup and restoregtBackup. It will take a few minutes. When its completed go back to the main menu.

Navigate to Wipe data/factory resetgtYes Wipe user data. After it completed go back to the CWM main menu.

Go to Wipe cache partitiongtYes Wipe cache.

Navigate to Advanced>Wipe dalvik-cache >Yes Wipe.

Now we can start the CyanogenMod ROM installation. Go to Install zip from the sd card>Choose zip from sd card. Browse the ROM zip file and select Yes Install.

Installation takes a few seconds. After it completed again select Choose zip from sd card option and select the downloaded Gapps.zip file. To begin the installation select Yes Install.

After all the zip file installed, go back to the ClockworkMod based recovery main menu.

Select reboot system now option.

Now your phone will be rebooted. First boot takes a few minutes. Its longer than usual time.

Congratulations, you just installed CyanogenMod 9.1 on your Sony Xperia U ST25i.

Hit That Thanks Button if i helped! :cowboy:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonypro:
Thank but there is mistake in volume buttoms you gave me the opposite of it lol
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] MaDa..:
My Little Bro Played With My Lock And the Lock locked And I Dont Remm. The Question's Answer... What I HaVe To Do....

My {Phone Is Xperia Live.... Ver.3.2 ... Locked Bootloader.....
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Abhinav1997:
You might have the option to unlock via ur google account and btw is ur phone rooted? Or flash stock ftf

or repair via sus or pcc...:)

Press THANKS if I helped,

Best Regards,

AJ

Dont miss the ICON FARM!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] mnishamk:
I had this once. It asked me to sign in via Google account to validate that it was me. Trouble was I didn't have data on and it didn't give an option to turn it on. All I could do after some frustration was to do an android restore.(didn't check for other methods since I wanted it urgently. ) never had lock protection afterwards. (always have data and wifi off:()

@op try submitting a blank answer, maybe after three times, it will ask for Google validate. Maybe just may be
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] connorjohn:
There's something called hard reset to solve this problem. no need to flash something and something to solve a simple problem. Just search ariund and u will find the answer.... :good:
[General Topics] mass.w:
Why people buy phones with disgustingly crap batteries? Because manufacturers make them and people just accept it?

I am sick of hearing about phones weights differences in few grams, (our phone is thinner by 1 mm!!! -how sad) , about screens quality, about processors speeds, etc, and on.. Just because this is where all attention is?

What is use of it all if then users have to carry chargers wherever they go, they have to disable network modes, tweak performance, buy and run monitoring softwear, a lots of hassle JUST BECAUSE those manufacturers are jerks! Like there is problem to give proper large battery option to chose and we will see how market reacts?

I got phone from China with larger battery than you can get on any European market and I am finally happy, I don't worry about anything anymore.

On purpose I set everything to look nice, bright, run fast and never worry about any tweaks unless I suspect unhappiness from performance being somehow compromised, I do play games, I do use internet, I do stream and do other things without fear of not having more power for a call I may need to make. At end of day I have still 50% which will last next day easily.

BATTERY IS CRUCIAL PART OF THE PHONE. MUST NOT BE REDUCED IN PERFORMANCE IN ANY WAY (reducing size).

This is why we have smartphones to do many things quickly at any time instead switch all those cool features off, like everyday life was emergency situation for saving battery -ON DAILY BASIS?

P.S. some brands thinks I will carry second battery with me like I have a pocket and good will to open my phone and swap batteries??? really??? or taking ugly external USB-battery, swinging on cable while I am using my phone or looking ugly like second half of nadset to damage my USB socket with a time and have a patience to keep it charged -like a second device?

How ridiculous...
[General Topics] Pennycake:
No matter how big batteries are, they will ALWAYS fall short for some people. There is no way around it.

The stock batteries in most phones are good enough for average users. You're not one and that's okay - but that's why there are choices.

The SG3 stock battery lasts me the day about 6/7 times - I only feel pinched the day I have a large break and might want to watch video or play games for an extended period of time.

I had options. I could have gotten an extended battery - no swapping, just bigger phone just like you clamp to want. This is available without having to get a phone that may not have good developer support.

You deride external chargers and spares, but you need to chill and realise that different people have different needs and that's why choice is good.

I like having spares. Opening my phone up and changing takes only seconds and I can them in my pocket or bag and I can charge a battery while using a different one. I hardly ever plug the phone itself in any more.

External chargers can power multiple devices and have HUGE capacities compared to even very large extended batteries.

There are so many choices at I don't tnk this is a big/any issue. No battery will be big enough for everyone unless perhaps the technology is completely revolutionised beyond what it is capable of today.

So yeah. Battery issue is not an issue.
[General Topics] Lifehacker7:
Putting in larger batteries makes the phone in turn bigger and heavier.

That's why they probably limit it as people prefer thinner and lighter phones!

--------------------------------------

LIFE!

IT'S WHAT YOU MAKE OUT OF IT!
[General Topics] raver099:
I'm satisfied with the battery life of my s3. I take it for granted that i need to use a charger if i continouisly use it. I wouldn't want my device to be even bigger, left alone to weigh anymore than it does already....
[General Topics] Hr Kristian:
Frankly, if the average (read: majority) user had such a problem with battery life more companies would invest a lot more on battery research.

I could've used a more battery friendly ROM on my phone and have it last days on my 1700mAh battery, but I don't bother because at the end of most days I'm left with something above 20%.

I have three spares I never use plus the three year old stock battery, and I've not really ever needed them.

I'm also not really a big fan of "perfection", which for example is why I'm not an iOS user.

Perfection is synonymous with boring in the tech world, and battery constraints actually demands something from the phone designers.

That demand holds more value than most can imagine.
[General Topics] mass.w:
I carry no bag ;)
[General Topics] mass.w:
mostly phones are quite light and 10-20g extra wouldn't be a noticeable difference. not importantly noticeable.

the only mobile phone I had in my life with no battery disappointments was nokia 15 years ago. all phones since they support 3g, failed me.
[General Topics] Pennycake:
New technology has higher power requirements. It's not fair to compare phones today to one's from 15 years ago - I mean, dude, back then it's not like you were doing anything other than calls on that thing - certainly no streaming or anything.

I only have a bag on school days - but I have pockets. And really, it's not about either of us - it's about choices and everyone else. Plenty of people Do have bags or briefcases or something every day. You can't just think of your own habits.
[General Topics] jim261jim261:
My phone has 1.5W (pick) consumption with 3" screen

I just bought a 58WH portable power http://www.mrbattery.com.tw/product_detail.php?pid=MBP0001023

It's able to let my brightness100% and CPU stick on 1.6GHz for 3 days and nights!
[General Topics] Kikora:
I own a HTC Desire hd previously. That phone battery life was totally horrible. I had to carry a portable charger everywhere. In comparison, s3's battery life is beyond excellent. (Note: I disabled most of the power drawing apps/functions.)

With that being said, having a large capacity battery is one of the main thing I look out for when buying a phone.
[General Topics] RedShift1:
We're kind of at the end of the rope concerning battery capacity. There are just no easy ways to store a lot of energy in a small place. If we were able to build batteries with higher capacities in reasonable formats, we would already have them. Every new advance in battery technology only adds a small percentage of capacity or lengthens its usable service life somewhat.

But I do agree that the phones are now at a comfortable size, battery life should not be sacrificed for thinner phones. I bought the extended battery for my S II, it only makes the phone a 3 mm thicker, but that does add 20% of battery life. IMO they should have released the phone like that, but then they would have not been able to market it as the thinnest phone.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HOSNY_MH:
Hi,

I've samsung galaxy SII GT-I9100G

I want to install custom rom on my mobile

but it stucks on samsung logo

when i put the charger or usb cable it gives me this logo

i'm from Egypt

and i need a stock rom and the way to make it open again

what're tools do i need

i can download any thing
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Christiaan91:
Try this or this
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HOSNY_MH:
nothing

i need a site to download a stock rom but not a hotfile.com

is there any site i can download from?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikufellow:
Sammobile but don't know if they are odin flash able
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Christiaan91:
Here's your rom.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HOSNY_MH:
thanx alot

i hope it works
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HOSNY_MH:
all right

it works

thanx for ur effort
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] hamzahmamoun:
Hello there ,

I'm just asking about how can i use the cwm partition ext and swap after flash the cm10 or rom based on cm10 :confused:

I was made cwm partition as ext :1024 , swap : 256 , flash the rom , Gapps and kernel .its correct ? And how can i use it ?

Sorry for my bad English language :o
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sellingii:
add some contact access to sim card directly... i just want a sim manage... not to phone. beacuse i cant see the my other contacts at my phone and some times i delete them coz. theres on access though sim... sry bad english o hope you understand

just i want here to add contact sim access... to to phone access i want to add some new number but to waste of time you will save it to phone then next on the sime... i just want fast access if i had recive new contact at my phone i cant save it easy to sim.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ~PAIN:
Dude in the stock contacts app follow these steps and you can save your conacts to sim and also view sim contacts :D

Hit Menu > More > Display Options > Sim > and tick All Contacts (Contacts in sim card will not be shown in Airplane Mode)

or you can also use an app called ContactsToSIM :D

Hit Thanks if I helped
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sellingii:
re

hello is there way to add that old contact app from the new version.? on CM?

i dont like the contact setting on CM. just i want that old one on Stock rum. because it has feature contact save option
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikwen:
I do not think so. As far as I know, the stock ROM is odexed and Cm is deodexed.
[Android Apps and Games] zsr8512:
Flash Game Player, Best Player for Flash Game.

You can play .swf file by this Player.

Function:

1.Support multi touch

2.Eight direction arrow keys

3.You can combine as much as six keys at the same time

4.Support zoom in ,zoom out

5.Support change keycode

DownLoad:View attachment 1791398
[Networking] Phil:
Anyone got Proximus GPRS settings and ideally how to enter them in XDA?

Cheers,

Phil
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hitzzz:
Hi,

my galaxy s2 is with stock firmware version 2.3.6 (I haven't root it. It is the stock firmware installed by Samsung ) when purchased a year back. So today I decided to update it via OTA. First 2 updates were successfully installed i think the first update was of 30 MB approx and the second was approx 45 to 50 MB approx.

When I downloaded 3rd update of 12.65 MB and proceeded to reboot the phone to install it nothing happens. It has been stuck from last couple of hours, so tried removing the battery and started again but no gain, so started it with holding UP + HOME key + start button tried rebooting from there but again failed.

My phone doesn't boots.

Can any one please let me know it there is a possibility to just take the back up of my personal images.

Note :: I haven't used kies or anything else to bakup my data. currently I am not holding any backup of my phone.

Need help. :(

Regards,

Hitzzz
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Christiaan91:
If you can connect to your pc, try this or this, otherwise you probably need an USB jig.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hitzzz:
Kudos,

As per steps given on the thread which you provided, worked and now no data has is lost all the gallery files are available. The only things which got delete were contacts, messages, installed applications.

Rest everything is fine.

Thank you once again. :good:

Regards,

Hitzzz
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
If ur curious, here's a little info:

Photos, videos, documents and user files are stored in the SD storage, while contacts, messages, call log and app & account data are stored in internal memory.

Flashing roms or wiping data only affects internal memory, so ur files are not lost! :)

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[Android General] VitaZora:
The Nabi Jr.is a small $99.00 version of the Fuhu Nabi 2. It has 4 GB of internal storage, micro SD slot, 5 inch capacitive screen, a Tegra 2 processor and is running ICS 4.0.4. Full Specs can be seen here.

The Nabi Jr. can be rooted easily following the guidelines below. I rooted mine in under 15 minutes. Of course, rooting voids your warranty and I am not responsible for anything that might go wrong.

The first step is to install the ADB drivers. I found this video guide which made the process easy enough:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDA8PpPSFuk

Then I followed the instructions for rooting with Root_with_Restore_by_Bin4ry_v18 at this link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1886460

I chose Normal - Option 1.

Good luck!
[Android General] VitaZora:
Just wondering if anyone else has tried this. Lots of views but no replies. Hello? Anyone out there with a Nabi Jr.?
[Android General] aicjofs:
I don't have one but yes I hear it works very well. Thanks for sharing!
[Android General] shashivydyula:
Never tried this!

But good and useful one!:good: