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[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] BreckZeBoulay:
So....

All operations are done by copy/paste via Es Explorer

1- remove SemcGenericUxpRes.odex and then copy of framework-res.apk and SemcGenericUxpRes.apk

2- phone automaticaly reboots

3- remove SystemUI.odex and then copy SystemUI.apk

4- FC of wiffi access point, impossible to reboot normally, the only solution was to remove battery.

5- reboot of phone, everything seems to work.

See in attached different screenshots.

First one, original screen without changes

Second one, after step 2. Icon in left touch is bigger than the other ones, icon in right touch is not centered.

Third one, after step 5. Icon in right touch is not centered, and background is zoomed.

And for me, orange stuffs and modified icons, no thanks.

I prefer stock Sony layout.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] tiunilohmu:
Working one is updated on the first post.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Rycon33:
The "back" button is bigger compared to the other two buttons.:(

Tapatalked from my TX
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Leo:
u can open the systemui.apk by .7z and find the images of "back"icon in the folder res/drawble-xhdpi

edit it by ps or fireworks to make it fit

and save it as a .png ,keep it transparent

then replace the original back icon(dont forget that there is a icon for land, it should be smallen too)

the ime icon is bigger as well so u might make it samll too

it should work coz thats what ive done:laugh:
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] BreckZeBoulay:
Before trying, are there orange stuffs and modified icons like in first version ?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] tiunilohmu:
The file named stock.zip, so what do you think?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] tiunilohmu:
Try delete system.odex.

I flashed twice with the clean Rom and no problem at. Anyone has the same problem ?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Rycon33:
I'm trying to do this mod myself. If ever I get the hang of it, I'll post a guide.

OP, did you do the one by editing the resources.arsc on vbindiff? If it is, what's the best way to see the hex difference? I'm stuck whole day the other day trying this mod as well but I cannot find the hex value that I needed to edit. Any technique on how to spot it quickly? Thanks in advance.

Tapatalked from my TX
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] romeokk:
Dear all, I'm new at rom flashing for Sony, but I used to flash roms on my old Motorola Milestone,

The question is that if I flash a stock rom from another region, do I have to unlock bootloader? For example mine is Thai and I want to flash stock SO-02E rom. How about flashing SO-02E rom but maintaining C6602 Thai baseband?

I'm concerning about losing DRM keys.

Thanks in advance
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadowboy23:
No need to unlock it. Just use the Flashtool and that's it. BUT I would make sure you get the original ROM of your phone before you flash any stock ROMs. You will need your original ROM so you can flash it back just for warranty purposes.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] romeokk:
By "the original ROM of your phone", do you mean latest Thai stock rom or exactly the rom in my device? In the latter case, what are reasons?

Another question, Are DRM keys unique to each device?

Thanks
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadowboy23:
Well if you have a unbranded XZ then it would not matter if you use the latest or the one in your phone now. BUT if you have a branded phone meaning it has the pre-installed software of the telco you are using then you will need the ROM that comes from the telco you are with.

For example I got my XZ from Telstra (in Australia). My phone has Telstra splashscreen and some Telstra apps pre-installed. Now if I flash the another ROM and something breaks on my phone (hardware) and I sent it back to Telstra for warranty repairs they MIGHT refuse to repair it under warranty because I used a different software.

This may not not be the case but it is safer to have the original ROM back in your phone before you send it away for repairs.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NetSkill:
DRM: Keys are unique to each device

By unlocking the bootloader you will looose them permanently and special functions like Bravia Engine may not work withouth them.. i unlocked my previous phone XU and B.Engine wont work anymore i recomending having it locked if you only want to flash another official firmware ...unlocking is only needed if you want to install custom kernel :)

Odoslané z C6603 cez Tapatalk 2
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] romeokk:
Thanks both you you. So, it I get it right, DRM keys are not stored in the firmware but the bootloader itself.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadowboy23:
From what I can understand that is correct. Once you unlock bootloader your DRM keys are gone FOREVER! Even if you re-lock your bootloader you will never get it back. So unlock your bootloader only if you really have to and you understand that your DRM keys will be lost.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3c:
Flashing FTF

Nevermind, worked well once TA was checked in EXCLUDE list.
[General Topics] Beiz:
Anyone got a good setup for this? Right stick is real jerky and getting harder as the game progresses
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omnikam:
Hi i was wondering if anyone knows how to change the load order programs load up in after boot. I use directory binder to bind Android folder, but it loads after my custom keyboard which causes problems because the keyboard expects access to Android folder for laungue pack, and when its found to be empty(because directory binder hasnt been loaded yet) it then flages the program as needing a download, this status doesnt change even after directory bind loads up and causes me to do a redownload each time my phone boots. So is there any program that can set loading orders?
[General Questions and Answers] Anggrian:
I bought my Asus Padfone 2 a week ago when it was just launched in Jakarta, Indonesia (which happen to be where I live). The product is so new that there isn't any accessories for Padfone 2 yet, not a cases, sleeves, not even a screen protector.

However, one of Asus representative has pointed out that the sleeve will be ready within mid-April. And as for the screen protector, he told me I don't need one since Padfone 2 is already covered with gorilla glass. He was so convinced that no matter what I'd do with my phone I wouldn't even close in hurting the screen. I need to know whether is this statement true, I want the best protection for phone.
[General Questions and Answers] sy224048:
No thats BS. Gorilla Glass is scratch resistant, NOT scratch proof
[General Questions and Answers] Anggrian:
So it means that it is still a good idea to use a screen protector?
[General Questions and Answers] segads:
It scratches, my galaxy note 2 has a nice 0.7cm scratch on it:mad:
[General Questions and Answers] D_A_R:
Screen protector for phone is definitely needed as there is no total scratch proof screen in the market right now.:D
[General Questions and Answers] ofabhishek:
Its always better to have your screen protected with any sort of screenguard.. if it gets scratched u replace that screenguard and its shiny again until it got scratched pretty badly
[General Questions and Answers] Lifehacker7:
Take my opinion. Don't use screen protectors. They are gonna hold back the screen from showing it's complete potential ( the colors, touch sensitivity, blah blah) unless the screen protector you use is exceptionally good.

I have been using ma phone without any screen protector for more than a year now. No scratch, Noffin. ( gorilla glass can handle em)

But if you have the screen scratching against stuff like keys ( while in pocket) or somethin , consider putting one.

Or You could get a flip cover to protect it.

It's my opinion. You're the judge ;)

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[General Questions and Answers] ChronoReverse:
It's not scratch proof. Sand is harder than it so even a single grain in your pocket can scratch your screen (as all the little edge scratches on my One X's gorilla glass screen can attest to).

On the other hand, even my keys can't scratch it.
[General Questions and Answers] Hr Kristian:
Coming up on three years my Samsung Galaxy S' gorilla glass 1 hasn't seen a single scratch.

You won't need it if you just get used to some simple ways of using it.

Don't stuff your pockets with stuff, a bank card can lock a grain of sand between it and the phone, a pocket itself won't do that.

Don't put your phone face down on most surfaces.

Stuff like that.

I tried a screen protector, it sucked, had to rip it off, violently and with a vengeance.

I've never been particularly careful with my phone, but I have some very basic habits that probably helps.

The sides of my phone is banged up btw, I've manhandled it quite a lot, and the camera glass is far from pristine, just goes to show the side you put it down etc matters a lot.
[General Questions and Answers] VincentVX73:
+1 to this. Sand is pretty much the only (common) material that can scratch gorilla glass. I haven't used a screen protector on any of my gorilla glass equipped devices in years, and not a single one has a scratch. Granted, I'm pretty careful with my gadgets, but I keep my razr maxx in the same pocket as my keys every day without so much as a hairline scratch. Here's a good thread for some additional info on gorilla glass:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1866049
[General Questions and Answers] ShadowLea:
So far nothing had scratched it, including two cats. But I do keep it in a wallet top type case when it's in my pocket.

Send from my Samsung Galaxy S3 using Tapatalk 2
[General Questions and Answers] swaroopg551:
It require screen guard just to prevent scratches

Gorilla glass is meant for rough use

Sent from my HTC Explorer
[General Questions and Answers] votinh:
It has been almost 2 years and haven't had a single scratch on my i777 'cuz I have the "screen protector" on.

I'm using kitchen shrink wrap (from Costco if anyone interest), wrap it around the phone, anytime I need to use, I just un-wrap it and when I'm done, I re-wrap it :)
[General Questions and Answers] DimonXX:
I stuck the tape and put a cover, because it often drops the phone. I think, no GorillaGlass could not bear it.
[General Questions and Answers] jerzyjerzy:
I would not use a screen protector even if you paid me... (well, maybe, depending on HOW MUCH :p )

I tried it on my wife's phones and my two daughters' phones, and I was never able to place the protector without air bubbles underneath. And I cannot stand them. Even without bubbles, they lower the screen readability and clarity.

I think that protectors make sense only for people with particular ways of handling their phones. I always keep my phone in the same pocket, never put anything else there, and I never had a scratch. My wife, though, is able to scratch any phone in her handbag, even with a flip cover or a case on it, as she keeps it with keys, coins and everything else she is able to carry with her. No Gorilla Glass helped her phones, either :D
[General Questions and Answers] Malcom PT:
Kitchen wrap!?

Sent from my ZTE V970 using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[General Questions and Answers] Mofiki:
Lol, thats funny.

I would put a screen protector on it. I have had a couple phones with Gorilla Glass and have scratched them. While nice resistance to scratches it still happens if your not careful.
[General Questions and Answers] orangekid:
Every phone I have ever seen with Gorilla Glass and Gorilla Glass 2 have had scratches (when not using screen protector).

I get that it is scratch resistant, but I personally never use a phone without a screen protector.

As for bubbles, I use the matte ones and never get bubbles. I have one on my Nexus 4 right now and it still looks as vibrant and awesome as ever with no bubbles or anything.
[General Questions and Answers] Pennycake:
I have a tablet with a GG screen that I got used from a friend and there are a number of session scratches or it - they don't bother me too much, especially now that I've put a screen protector on it, but if it's a device I buy new I would definitely have one on from the start (like I have with my phone and others).
[General Questions and Answers] vapotrini:
+1

I don't care who says what, from what I've experienced GG1 is much more scratch proof that GG2. Like you, my SGS 1's screen which is now my back up phone, is flawless. The thing is an utter tank and I believe I'd have to really work to put a scratch on it. Yet I've had 3 other phones since with GG2 and every single one of them has gotten scratched from simply being in my pocket.

IMO, GG2 sucks.
[General Questions and Answers] AcquiredIntellect:
It does protect against tiny micro scratches you would normally see in glass but definitely needs a protector against metal like keys in your pocket or even a fat sand grain when you go to rub your smudges off your screen its nicer then standard glass but there is no law of nature saying gorilla glass is harder then anything else and can't scratch...there is obviously harder things then glass no matter what kind of glass it is something is always out there harder that can scratch it...especially a married women's phone. They have something on there hand they hold there phone with that can eat right through it.
[General Questions and Answers] bhumik147:
Its Glass

Every glass needs screen protector... atlast its a glass
[General Questions and Answers] GavenTilMaven:
Well I used a screen protector for about half a year and it was completely scratched when a pulled it off. Now I haven't used any for about one year, and yes - my phone has some scratches, but you don't really notice them at all. At this rate it will probably be to much in a couple of years.. But then i (hopefully) won't have this phone anymore. Buttom line: I wouldn't use it again..
[General Questions and Answers] knusperspass:
mine is fine without screen protection - no scratches at all
[General Questions and Answers] s384:
I cant say they are useless. but ive never used a screen protector. and have put desire hd, gs2, gs3 and blackberry playbook through hell and back and have minor scratches and thats it. barely noticeable. in fact the playbook screen has absolutely zero scratches
[General Questions and Answers] dising007:
gorilla glass or not...when you pay 20+ for a smartphone, it is better to have a screen guard to protect it as well... :D
[General Questions and Answers] Hr Kristian:
I read somewhere new phones are less scratch resistant because it's sacrificed for a smoother feel.

Which is crazy as my SGS1 feels great.
[General Questions and Answers] Sanjay:
Screen guards is most needed to all devices as it keeps screen scratch resistance..

But in gorilla glass case also it is said to use but not compulsory...its for our safety against scraths...
[General Questions and Answers] RaffBulgaro:
quote a lot !!!! roftl
[General Questions and Answers] flaco123:
I had a cover on my HTC EVO 4G for 18 months. When I took it off I was sad that I went all that time with it on. The screen always looked cleaner without it. And I never got a scratch on the screen after i took off the cover. So when I got my GS3 I did not put a screen cover on. I do not regret that. Screen still looks brand new.
[General Questions and Answers] mooseo:
Fine without

I've had my S2 for two years, constantly in my pocket. Occasionally even around sand. There is one small scratch on it that slightly bugs me every few weeks when I notice it. When I used to have a screen protector, it bugged me every single day. About twice a year I'd rip it off to replace it and be amazed at how great my phone looked.
[General Questions and Answers] Ahasvero:
The protective films make the screen less bright and responsive, also, you almost always create small air bubbles that are even more annoying any small scratches! I have five phones touch screen (one for almost 4 years) and with a little attention are still like new!
[General Questions and Answers] eyeofhell:
I have used my Galaxy Note with gorilla glass in soft pocket only, never put it anywhere or dropped. After a year the screen still has a few scratches, so if you want your screen to be without scratches you need to use protector and swap it from time to time.
[General Questions and Answers] apprentice:
I agree! Screen Protectors are way more ugly than a few possible surface scratches. Anything that's going to scratch a screen significantly is not going to be stopped by a thin layer of plastic anyway.

I have had countless phones and tablets with toughened glass and never had scratched screens. Why? I take care of them and keep them in a good case.
[General Questions and Answers] dlawx523:
As many have already mentioned a single grain of sand can scratch the glass. Material hardness is the key factor, not necessarily sharpness. I have a spigen protector for my S2 and I really don't notice it there. It gives me peace of mind and cheap insurance that the glass won't be scratched.
[General Questions and Answers] LukasSolf:
My HTC Sensation is 2 years old and there is no scratch without any protection ;)
[General Questions and Answers] hardikvagal:
my moto g is scratched with polish paper so keep away from polish paper or sand paper
[General Questions and Answers] s5610:
Ouch! ) Of cource it scratched. Keep away from sand in any way!

Gorilla can't be damaged with iron, but easily gets corrupted after contact with regular sand.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] Ashton_Durkhun:
I just recently got a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 and so far I'm quite happy with it --- except one thing, I cant find a cable that lets me charge the tablet *and* use the USB Host (OTG) port... (i.e. read files off a USB drive or play a game with a USB game pad while keeping the tablet plugged in)

Is there a way to do this? it would seem to me that all it needs is a splice to give power to the Power +/- pins on the connector while keeping the OTG Data +/- pins active...? (I know nothing about the pinout so I could be wrong on this)

Just to be clear I want to use the OTG adapter WHILE CHARGING (I've found one device that gives both these options but says "only one function may be used at a time")

Ideas?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] 47kt:
Discussed dozen times in 10.1 forum. Actually it is not possible. Build an otg + power cable myself but it only works with timing and with a specific procedure... quite annoying. Wait for a custom rom somewhere in the future as I do.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] mke1973:
You may have issues trying this, OTG cables are iffy under Jelly Bean. Some may work, some may not. In fact, Google removed references to OTG support for Nexus devices last November since OTG is so spotty. Splicing a cable that might work may kill it. Decent battery-powered USB and SD hubs are available and bypass the OTG problems. I have the RavPower RP WD01 and love it. The USB port will support drives upto 3T. It also has an SD card slot.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] Ashton_Durkhun:
Powering the USB devices isn't a problem, I have a nice hub that powers them without issue, even extremely power-hungry devices. I was wanting to charge the tablet's battery while using the OTG adapter (original thought was for USB-gamepad-ing since high-requirement games drain battery, but I've since started using a PS3 controller over bluetooth so I can use the OEM charge cable and wireless for gaming --- but USB drives I'd have to copy the files over to internal flash or a MicroSD card to view while charging and i've found that the cards dont like files that are 8gb in size... (FAT-32 restriction iirc))

I saw that when I google'd but thought maybe there had been some new developments (especially with how this site's members love to tinker with electronics and write custom firmware). It's not a huge issue, since the Note 10.1 has amazing battery life (it's actually matching or doing BETTER than my iPad in most circumstances) I just like to never run the battery down low.. (why cant tablets have user-replaceable/swapable batters like most phones?!)

Thanks for the info!
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] Maurogeniola97:
Hello, first of all, sorry for my English, I speak Spanish.

I bought a KF2 and patiently i install CM 10.1, currently I have version 20130331. From the Gameloft´s page i bought Asphalt 7, Wild Blood and Modern Combat 4. Only worked: Asphalt 7. The rest closes instantly, When the page asks me I put device model Galaxy tab P1010. When i put Kindle Fire 2 it says: "Sorry, Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour is not available for your phone right now".

I do not think it is for hardware issues, is powerful enough to run these games.... Anyone have a solution?

This tablet supports OTG?

Another question, I guess we all have Cyanogenmod. I saw that I detected only 678MB of RAM, the battery drains faster, any recommendations?

Thank you very much.

:laugh:
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] Dannyada1988:
I am afraid that Kindle Fire cannot support OTG.
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] Jackering:
There is a thread in the dev section discussing working OTG Devices

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2118506
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] octoadam:
I have the same issues with modern combat 4 but modern combat 3 version 1.1.2 works... I emailed Gameloft back and forth about modern combat 4 with all my system information and the said they are aware of the issue and should have it resolved in the next update don't know how true his statement was. Hopefully he is right and if there is a fix with next update soon

***If anyone knows how to get modern combat 4 to work on jelly bean rom let me know thanks
[Nexus 7 Accessories] YoshiFan501:
Its in the mail :D
[Nexus 7 Accessories] eddiemurphy:
That's great! I'm thinking about whether I should get one or not since a new nexus tablet might be coming out in a little while:D
[Nexus 7 Accessories] jangofei:
share some pictures after you get. Thanks.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] YoshiFan501:
I should get it today
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hguvfd:
hi,

I have sony ericsson xperia arc s and as you know the internal memory is very limited,

i use Link2SD to solve this issue but my device start to stuck alot and become very slow !!!

are there any ROM that solve the internel memory issue and also improve the performance of my mobile?

best regards
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] @BoW@:
My arc s had the same problem, for a while I used too link2sd to move all apps in external sd, but a bit 'of time I found more practical solutions. Looking good in the developers, the script "Internal memory increaser" you can find it in the thread of the developer XtremeSilencer. Just have a partition formatted to ext4 and install the script. After a few reboots memoeri you find that your phone is increased because the script has used the space in the ext4 partition as an extension of internal memory.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SH00T:
I went from a rooted and unlocked Nexus7, tried to flash a new Rom from recovery, but didn't have GAPPs installed.

I tried to transfer them over when it last booted up, but they wouldn't copy.

I tried to reset with the Nexus tool kit, and its killed my Nexus7 Wifi

All I have is the boot logo with the unlocked symbol.

I can try to restart but it hangs..

I try to start recovery, and all I see is the android lying down with a red triangle over his heart :(

Is there anyway to recover from this state...

I have No ABD access either...

I've been reading and searching/trying for hours with no luck...

Marty