yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] InfantryMarc:
Some screen shots of the settings and main page
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] InfantryMarc:
http://db.tt/7EZ0d6jA

There ya go. Link to the new s voice
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] germster:
Anyone try this with beans 13
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] InfantryMarc:
I have. It works. Animation hangs a little on the mic button but ither than that works fine. Havent fiddled with all the settings but so far just an update to the stock one we already had
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lucky13:
Link is dead again.

Edit, not dead but can't download? Strange. Chrome worked, so all good, thanks!

Sent from my S3...like a BOSS.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] boom_bee:
Will this install on non rooted as normal apk?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lucky13:
Carbon ROM, trying to open settings causes a force close. Bummer.

Sent from my S3...like a BOSS.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] VirusZer0:
New link in OP!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] GREGHARKINS:
Works on clean rom
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Relentless D:
Probably a safe bet that this will only work on TouchWiz roms.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] imjehh:
Working on beans 13, thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Hobart!:
Want to see the new Galaxy S4 S-Voice in action??

New Video Up!

http://youtu.be/sl1wJoxItQw
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] user32:
Is it me or is this version a bit sluggish?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] enohand:
is this the same as the Note 2's SVoice?

as this looks very similar to the Svoice that is in the latest synergy which i belive has note2 framework to get multiwindow
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lexridge:
I tried this, but all I get is No Network Connection. Please connect to a network and try again.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] outlaw410:
Me too..stock cleanrom 6.2. Tried changing build.prop to s4 and note2, no luck so far..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] idreamer24:
I don't think it is since it was revamped slightly for the S4. Synergy is using the version from the S4 based on their changelog.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lexridge:
I should have mentioned that I am on the stock ROM, rooted.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Hobson318:
S4 S Voice

Try this https://www.dropbox.com/s/9uwtqu5yesphm04/S4 SVoice.zip

i installed hyperdrive rls11 and this was part of it. i backed it up using rom toolbox that was also installed with the rom. i saved the files to sdcard. i then restored back to jelly beans 14 rom. kind of like it a bit better. but then i opened the back up folder with these files in it and ran the apk. it installed like a normal app and it seems to work perfectly. for me. i am on a verizon GS3 using jelley beans v14 with stock kernel. this is not a zip you flash in recovery. just unzip the files to a folder on your sdcard and run the apk.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tp2215:
Dude that works perfect! It also works perfect on cyanogenmod 10.1!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Christopher3712:
Lol, it does not work on CM 10.1.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tp2215:
I had it working perfectly on the latest pacman which is based on the cm 10.1 framework. Use only the version in the link above.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Christopher3712:
I should better define "working". It's barely functional. Search and voice recognition are erratic. Settings menu causes force close. I would not deem this to be "working". This is on a fresh install of the latest 05/15 nightly of CM 10.1 for d2vzw.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tp2215:
Strange, like I said, I had it working perfectly on the pacman rom. No force closes, voice worked perfect, no nothing, worked great. I used the Hypderrive ported version. I just recently switch back to a tw rom so i cant check now or anything though.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Smokey Mc Pot:
Thanks for this.

I removed the apk and inserted on the ROOT system of my ace2 GT-I8160 JB 4.1.2 and is freakin working.

Settings and everything. :D

The only thing that forced close was when I asked for the weather.

But not disappointed as you also provided the "lib" files.

So I'm pretty convinced that I will make it work properly eventually.

Thanks again :thumbup:

Sent from my GT-I8160
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] speedingcheetah:
doesnt save tasks

Been using the S4 Svoice on my s3 for a while and finaly noticed that it does not save tasks. I say "remind me to take the cookies out of the oven in 10 min." It says it saved the task...but no alarm is set and nothing ne win the calander app. Stock rooted rom.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] zakth:
No one likes burnt cookies.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] yamaha_wins:
Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tu3218:
Still getting no Internet connection on clean ROM. Anyone have it working on CR?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Surge1223:
Are you moving the apk and setting permissions? Or installing it?

Surge1223
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tu3218:
Just installed the apk found in the OP.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] JuanNut:
Yeah, I'm getting that no connection thing as well :confused:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Surge1223:
Mine works on cleanrom 6.2 with no network error or freezes. Just unpack it, move it to data/app and set the permissions.

Surge1223
[Android Apps and Games] VirusZer0:
Here is the new S-Voice APK from the GS4, credit due to sammobile

[dot] com

Just install it like a normal APK, replace the existing S-Voice if prompted. May want to do a Nandroid prior to trying this. I have only tried this on JB, probably WILL NOT work on ICS!

Please hit thanks!

I tested this on the Axis ROM, working properly.

NEW LINK : http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/3526834/file.htmlS-Voice_Android_phone_J.apk[/url]
[Android Apps and Games] Achilles.:
Hw did u install it?!

Is it direct installation or cwm flashable or do we need to manually push it to system/app..

Plz provide wid sum more details..

Will it work on ICS or is JB a necessity?!
[Android Apps and Games] CYRAXDroid:
Well giving this a shot. I'm guess you install it like it any apk file. But I would do a backup just in case
[Android Apps and Games] jkgao:
Here's actually more info about the app: http://www.sammobile.com/2013/03/26/samsung-galaxy-s-4s-s-voice-apk-now-available-to-download/

And the system dump info is here: http://www.sammobile.com/2013/03/26...y-s4s-system-dump-now-available-for-download/
[Android Apps and Games] pritmorakhiya7:
will it work for gb
[Android Apps and Games] notdeadyet01:
To everyone asking whether or not it will work on your OS: just download and try it.

It installs as a normal apk, I don't even think root is needed.

Sent from my RAZR M from xda premium
[Android Apps and Games] edjm711:
Works great on a Verizon note 2.i found two bugs. Navigation from driving mode causes a force close, and music from driving mode can freeze.
[Android Apps and Games] UrbanLagoon:
Works on note 2

______________________________________

Phones: iPhone 4 - > iPhone 5 - > Note 2 (Always on AT&T)

ROM: International N7105XXDLL4 by miscom

Kernal: Perseus alpha30.1

A lot of bloatware removed.

Screen on time after normal charge: 7-8 hours always.
[Android Apps and Games] monkeyrasta.702:
Can some one post a link for it the link provided have to many download I think
[Android Apps and Games] jkgao:
http://www.sammobile.com/2013/03/26/samsung-galaxy-s-4s-s-voice-apk-now-available-to-download/
[Android Apps and Games] rapproduca:
So many downloads they shut it down but only 4 thanks?? Those who didn't. Kill yoself
[Android Apps and Games] cities516:
It seems that there are lots of non-members of XDA who download it...:silly:

btw when i get into this post the server is already dead:rolleyes:
[Android Apps and Games] anurag.dj2u:
Why don't you upload it on mediaserver,mediashare or else cloud storage provider .

Hit the thx button if i helped ya in anyways
[Android Apps and Games] VirusZer0:
New link in OP!
[Android Apps and Games] famewolf:
samsmobile is annoying. They say they tested it on a Nexus 4...they say that aosp "had some issues" but heaven forbid they actually list what the issues were. Anyone used this on their nexus 4?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slipar:
it just me or anyone having same issue like me..

im on cm10 4.1.2.. latest google plus app show not compatible with my device..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] VirusZer0:
Here is the new S-Voice APK from the GS4, credit due to sammobile

[dot] com

Please hit thanks!

I tested this on the Axis ROM, working properly.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/84493704/S-Voice_Android_phone_J.apk
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] scottxpilgrim12:
1st

Sorry I wasn't trying to take credit for anything just ment downloading it first I apoligize If I offended anyone
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Cbass15:
Thank you for this post.

But you were not the first one to post this so I don't think you deserve the thanks ..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2208319

S4 S-Voice apk that comes with voice commands

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] VirusZer0:
Perhaps I wasn't the first, but I was the first to pick the correct sub-forum. And it seems like some people appreciate it here. So keep your opinion to yourself please. This is the first relevant post, in the correct forum.

Regards,

Tee Jay
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] averymlewis:
Thanks for the file. UNLIKE that other rude guy
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Cbass15:
Either sub forum is correct.. But I will keep my opinions to myself.

Oh.. I was just saying. Sorry for being "rude"

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] VikingoRMCF:
Will this replace the existing s-voice.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] averymlewis:
Yes it replaces it and is much better
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TheSocalGuy79:
Lol correct sub-forum or not. You didn't post first. Get over your self.

Besides your download comes from the same original location as the other one. So you didn't really find anything. Btw your link is broken.

Sent from my stock rooted Galaxy S3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
Link broken, too much crap in this thread

Moved original from General to here

Thanks

FNM
[Galaxy Note II General] Kremata:
thread closed.​
[Galaxy Note II General] Willy318is:
!!! Seems suspicious -- lol
[Galaxy Note II General] Kremata:
I don't understand.
[Galaxy Note II General] edan1979:
it might working but sometimes some data wont work well with new firmware

but you seem to forget one bigggggg step.... to backup the old data using cwm...
[Galaxy Note II General] Kremata:
Yes I wrote in red. There MIGHT have problem between versions. If you're on 4.0 and you flash 4.1. But even so I did it many time without problems

I didn't separate CWM & TWRP for the backup because it's basically same thing.
[Galaxy Note II General] Willy318is:
Sorry, I just felt it could not be that easy, ROMs are being heavily optimized and tweaked from Dev-to-Dev, let alone the Official releases with different bases and Radios, so I just think that doing your method might pick-up some old cranky stuff from earlier backups, but yet again, its just my theory, which might be totally messed up :)

Will give it a shot though, it could save me hours.
[Galaxy Note II General] Kremata:
The "Restore Data" in CWM or TWRP will restore your apps/contacts/sms/etc.. But, for example if you restore a backup that had your gmail but your new ROM doesn't have gmail. The restore will just skip it.

You won't regret it.
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.ketan:
For restoring data Titanium OR similar application is better than Nandroid

Another advantage of Titanium is schedular backup

Above said method you need to backup just before flashing ROM, while if you schedule titanium you will ready to go anytime.

As well titanium data restore is quite clear then data restore from nandroid.

Nandroid is best for return to point where you were in case you messup things while testing something.
[Galaxy Note II General] Kremata:
I think they both have their advantages. Titanium will only restore apps but the method above will restore Apps/contacts/sms/gmail acounts/etc...
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.ketan:
Titanium can restore contacts, bookmarks call logs as well sms too

And sms call logs are store in xml which is more clean when you restore trans OS./device
[Galaxy Note II General] klect:
The reason I only use titanium for restoring: I heard it is the cleanest, and as mentioned above nandroid restoring restores some weird **** from old roms
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.ketan:
I have transfered my sms contacts from galaxy S - S2 - note1 and now on note2 (froyo to JB)

I still have some sms. 3yr old and titanium never failed to restore

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Exactly, titanium restore only what you want. And it's totally under your control, you can mess only if you don't know how to use it.
[Galaxy Note II General] Kremata:
Yes when restoring between devices or versions(ICS to JB etc..) The OP method is not the best. But if you flash a lot of ROMs all the same version this method is very quick and trouble free.
[Galaxy Note II General] dalanik:
Yes, this method is quick, but I wouldn't use it for everyday ROM, maybe for testing etc. With Titanium you can backup/restore only USER apps. I think it is bad idea to restore system apps' data. So still the "cleanest" way is to back up everything with Titanium, flash ROM and then install Titanium and restore selected user apps+data.
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.ketan:
Not convincing,

See for nandroid you have to make recent backup if you want to have backup of latest stuff like SMS, call logs, newly installed App, contacts

AFAIK nandroid takes nearly 20 min to backup (depends on data it may take more)

Now again restoring as per you said takes 15 min for data.

For titanium if you have schedule, need not to make backup before flashing, even you want to make just run backup of modified data and it will finish in 1-2 min.

For me titanium takes just 15 min to restore

- >115 user app

- Contacts, SMS,Settings,Launcher home (desktop),Bookmarks

so it is more faster then nandroid ultimately

Nandroid is the choice as i said earlier,

If your device is working perfect just make nandroid, Try you want to test anything and if you are not happy with testing just restore Nandroid (full) you have made just before test and you are back.

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But we never need to restore system application

Best scenario in titanium is restore 'Missing application with data', this will by default excludes any system application (from previous OS and absent in new ROM) still you will have choice to uncheck any application you don't want.

Contacts,settings - you can restore just data (green colored) and won't replace system files

while call log, SMS, browser (yellow color) are just xml format and best to restore without any issue

Just you need system data is only TW launche(stock), but we needs just data only not system.
[Galaxy Note II General] dalanik:
No, not application, but data of system applications. That would be able to cause problems.
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.ketan:
Yes that I said usually we need not to restore data of system application in normal way. Except for tw launcher home (desktop)

Usually people do restore everything and facing issue later by messing system junks.
[Galaxy Note II General] Kremata:
Advance restore data will not restore system apps. It will only restore user apps. Like I said this method is quick and simple and I never had any problem. Can save you a lot of time. 20 minutes for a backup must be a very old phone. I have 108 apps on mine and it takes only 5 minutes to backup
[Galaxy Note II General] Kremata:
Ah ok, I was not targeting you at all, I was refering to my other (same)guide on SGS3. I was discredit because I didn't have enough THANKS.

I know the difference between trolling and discussing. Like you said people can make their choice and I beleive Titanium is good and my(it's not really mine I just transfered the information) way is also good. It just depends on the situation.
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.ketan:
I misunderstood and sorry again.

Yes I never said nandroid is not good, it's definitely best in certain situations. I mean to say overall titanium is cleaner way to restore data particularly when restoring trans rom/device.
[Galaxy Note II General] Kremata:
Actually with Titanium you can restore your apps from the Nandroid. It's an habit I have to ALWAYS make a nandroid before flashing. But I still don't know how to restore SMS with Titanium. Do you need a paid version? That is another downside of Titanium, if you don't have a paid version you need to restore apps 1 by 1 and that is the reason I started restoring apps from the nandroid.
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.ketan:
Yeah I know it and many times I have advised to restore application from nandroid when someone stuck with nandroid restore error. And that one is even more clean way to restore application compare to directly restore 'data' from cwm. Bcoz that will allow to select what exactly you want to restore.

For sms you need to restore 'messages' in yellow color in titanium, and that yellow color suggest msg stored in xml format and best way to restore particularly when restoring on different os/device.

Sorry I never used free version so have no idea whether this function available or not, but I think free version have just limitations of batch function and can't use schedule.

So that you can say downside of tb is it is paid application.

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If we briefly say pros and cons of each

Nandroid :

Positive

-powerful tool to restore complete os and data (full system)

-easy

-free

Negative

-not much cleaned when restore partially

-needs cwm so not useful for whom, who want stock system (flash counter conscious) - needs fresh backup, so may not helpful in emergency.

Titanium

Positive

-clean and controlled restore (particularly cross od/device)

-just rooted device enough, no need to have cwm, so you can maintain flash counter 0

-schedule backup make you tension free and device will remain ready to restore anytime.

Negative :

-you can't restore os, only best in restoring data

-paid (free will work but not friendly)

-needs somewhat knowledge how to use it properly.
[Galaxy Note II General] bahtsiz_bedevi:
There is another method to backup/restore OS like nandroid backup.

Linux command 'dd' can dump and restore block devices. But it's not easy for noobs

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=850359
[Galaxy Note II General] Kremata:
There is a lot of methods, The thread here is to provide an EASY way to recover EVERYTHING in a couple of click.
[Galaxy Note II General] marhensa:
okay, i'm not trying to be mean.

but that first method is simply DIRTY FLASH.

here's the thing.

- you backup your /data/ partition.

- you format all partition

- you install rom

- and put /data/ partition back.

it's the SAME thing with dirty flash (flashing rom without factory reset / format data)

it caused problems when it comes from different rom, even different version of same rom not suggesting dirty flash, avoid it.

because system app of different rom is different, and its data (preferences) is different too.

system app's preferences and settings are stored in /data/ partition.

/data/ partition not only storing user app and its preferences, but ALSO system app's data and setting preferences.

this is why restoring /data/ partition in different rom, also dirty flash is a bad thing.

because system app and its preferences are not match.

system app is from rom X, and its preferences from rom Y. it's not match.

dirty flash:

- you are NOT formatting /data/ partition

- you install rom (which many rom automatically wipe all partition except /data/)

- done

by logic, it is the same thing..

just with additional steps which doing same thing.

cmiiw.

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about 2nd method with TiBackup,

yes i agree that method is cleaner and safer.

you could backup system app's data like wifi, bluetooth, contact, sms, and restore it (only restore its data, not app) on new rom in just less than 10 s.

and also restoring user app and its preferences only took few minutes.

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important note.

on nexus user, formatting /data/ also wipes the "sdcard"

because virtual sdcard on nexus stored in /data/media/

on twrp, factory reset will ignore media folder inside /data/ partition. which it will keep "sdcard" files stays intact.
[Galaxy Note II General] Proud2banoob:
Excellent guide, but i am having one issue. I am not able to recover my contacts and text messages. When I reboot into TWRP recovery, there is no "Advanced restore" option. Restore just has the Nandroids I made before I installed the new rom, and clicking the latest of those just gets me back to the original rom. I have hundreds of contacts, and dozens of apps. The apps would be a pain, but the contacts would be impossible. How do I get them back on the new rom? Thanks.

BTW, I am using TWRP 2.3.2.3
[Galaxy Note II General] demlv:
Found this thread that discusses an alternate way to restore contracts and sms from a nandroid backup. Haven't tried it myself.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1370349

Good luck!
[Galaxy Note II General] gauravinvouge:
BACK UP

Dear Dr ketan,

I flashed a rom and before flashing i took a titanium back up of user data + app but after flashing when i again installed titanim back up it showed no back up taken of contacts and any other app previously installed.I read in one of the forums to restore through cwm in the advance restore for selective restoration of data i did that in cwm and again rebooted but was stuck at boot animation of resurrection remix rom.Then forcefully i had to restore my previous rom :crying:

help....what wrong did i do?
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.ketan:
First thing make sure you have titanium backup folder in SD card and having data of backup in it. If it is on SD card and you factory reset it can be deleted.

So if you have titanium backup folder containing data then give path of that folder from titanium setting(preferences +backup lication) and you will see all data there.

If unfortunately it's not there then you can use titanium to restore selective data from nandroid too. You can find that option from menu-extract from nandroid.
[Galaxy Note II General] Judefensor:
contacts' names not showing on messages or calls

flashed Ultimate ROM on my GN2 after wiping, then restored my data via Titanium back-up. Everything works great and seems to have been properly carried over EXCEPT my contacts' names don't get displayed on the messaging or call apps anymore, just their phone numbers. Tried Go SMS Pro, same issue. All my contacts look intact and properly formatted if I look in the contacts list itself though. Any fix for this?
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.ketan:
Clear contact from

Setting - application - all - contact storage

Remove Google account and again add it

Restore from titanium
[Galaxy Note II General] Judefensor:
thanks! even just the first 2 steps (clear contact storage data, remove/add goggle account) already worked. I didn't have to restore from Titanium again.
[Galaxy Note II General] pfunk26:
quick question about restoring from titanium. when i flashed a new rom, and went to restore 'all apps + system data', i had to manually give titanium permission to install each app + setting (over 250+ on my phone!). needless to say, this was time consuming and super annoying. is there an easier way to restore after flashing? will the paid version of titanium make it easier to restore?
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.ketan:
That's major difference between paid and free.

After flashing rom (clean) just select batch (only in paid) - restore - missing application +data is best option. (that exclude system junk)

Restore contacts /msg/calender etc with data only option

Yellow coded is safest

then green coded

If not necessary avoid restoring red codes
[Galaxy Note II General] pfunk26:
ok great, i will pay for titanium then. what do you mean by yellow/green/red coded? where are these color codes in restore?
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.ketan:
Have a look this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1837984