yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] amishxda:
Oh just checked the screenshot. That ROM is using kernel 3.4.53.nAa+!!

Strange!!

Well, may be u do not want FM radio or not into listening radio. But for people who want FM radio if workaround is harmless why not use it? Something is better than nothing!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] kingozzo:
The question is: why Bluetooth makes the Radio working?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] hunfatal:
Because the screens are from the old shufuking legacyxperia. It uses Lupus kernel, not booting with any other 2.6 kernel, I didn't try 3.x because it has a huge battery drain when wifi is enabled.

I'm using that rom :)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] amishxda:
I always failed to understand how something that works on 2.6 can not work on 3.0!! :D

Someone can read the code and do adjustments to make it work on 3.0! (same for camera libs)

PS. I know its easy said then done, but I am just exclaiming!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Mysteryagr:
We don't have official kernel 3.x from Sony.

And same for Camera libs; we don't have official camera libs from Sony.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] bejunk:
i thougt same years ago, but there several things why it cant be done like u mean :D

- u cant just ''read the code'' its overall in diffrent apks/libs etc ...

- also some code is hardcoded ; means it is machine code(put a .dll file into notepad and u see what i mean :)); we have to get source-code to get it readable, but u get it only on cm/aosp some other os; but sonys codes also some libs & stuff is real hardcoded WITHOUT SONY'S help --> no chance for us to get i workin...

- as last one of my favorite dev-sentences: (says all ) ''THE HARDEST THING IN DEVELOPING IS TO KNOW WHY/HOW IT WORKS , NOT GETTING IT TO WORK ..'' :D

peace
[Android Apps and Games] TheUnkn0wn:
macroMote

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macroMote, the only remote control application you need for your computer. Functionality? Using a command based system macroMote allows you to easily create the functionality you need to take control of your computer remotely. Design? With its tabbed layout organizing your macros has never been easier, this means your macros can be categorised how you want them to be. Simplicity? Everything about macroMote screams simplicity, after all that’s what a remote is for right? Macros can still be created (and removed) while clients (yes, more than one device can be connected at the same time!) are connected; the changes will be synced to all of the devices in real-time.

Features

- Command system to create whatever functionality you need

- Tabbed design for easy access

- Connect as many devices as you want

- Changes are synced in real-time to all devices

- macroMote Server compatible with Windows, Linux and Mac

Planned Features

- Added security (PIN to connect)

- Ability to save IP address

- Ability to change port

- Better tablet support

This really is the definition of universal.

Silly example macro, opens chrome and navigates to XDA ;)

shell "cmd /C start chrome --start-maximized"
wait 2000
move "155,45"
click left
wait 500
type "XDA "
type ENTER
wait 1500
move "192,280"
click left

REQUEST : Please can you test this on your Linux/Mac machines. It should work but unfortunately I haven't had chance to fully test it (especially on Mac)

Please post your feedback for any improvements, commands and bugs!

How To? Mirror

Server Mirror

Lite

Pro
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[Android Apps and Games] TheUnkn0wn:
Reserved - Update information should go here.
[Android Apps and Games] Stupifier:
This looks good but I have one question/concern.

How does the remote know which application to send the macro commands too? In other words, that VLC tab you have will only be useful if VLC is your currently active window.

It would be nice if each macro command could be directed towards a specific application running on your computer. If I want to control my iTunes music via remote, I don't want to maximize it first.

Make sense?
[Android Apps and Games] TheUnkn0wn:
That is a very good question! I've thought about this and it still needs some work. With the server being programmed in Java it means I don't have access to external sources like window names and other useful things. It would mean I need to use the system API's (which of course then means I would need to figure out a way to get it to work on Linux and Mac too). Which means its going to be a pain in the ass. Fortunately must commonly used applications listen out for hot keys regardless of focus.

A simple solution would be? :
[Android Apps and Games] TheUnkn0wn:
- Added Mirror Links to 'How To?' and 'Server' (My site host seems to be blocking the links...)
[Android Apps and Games] TheUnkn0wn:
400+ Views... one reply.

It would be nice if people could leave some feedback? I put a lot of time into this.
[Android Apps and Games] QuantumCipher:
So you have to be at the PC when writing set commands for each remote function?

Have you thought about being able to write a custom function on the Android phone then pushing that to the server then executing it?

Would like to have a little play with this app though, I like the idea ;) Could maybe interpret something like this into a smart tv one day with a bit of modification.

Good Job
[Android Apps and Games] TheUnkn0wn:
Yes, well the idea was that you set-up all of your macros on the computer before hand (prevents security issues). Since you will only need to write the macro once.

I developed this to function as an AIO remote to be used with any software and OS on your computer (where other remote controllers fail). I would of continue developing it, but it seems nobody is interested or doesn't understand what it does fully. I think I might just release the Pro version for free.
[Android Apps and Games] QuantumCipher:
I would try and offer some ideas but as you said it lies with using System API's.... Would be a huge improvement if you did manage to figure it out.

And yes the XDA feedback is sometimes.....
[Micromax A110] anandnande:
Hi,

I would like to know which is the best option?

I have a TATA Photon+ USB dongle with a 11GB unlimited plan and I get around 1.7 Mbps (against 3.1 Mbps promised by company)

OR activate a 3G unlimited plan (Vodafone) on my Canvas 2 A110 and use USB tether to connect to my Windows(7)/Linux(fedora) laptops?

Anyone tried this?
[Micromax A110] Matthew_Farrell:
I suggest that u stick to dongle because if u tether internet via phone u need to connect the phone via a data cable or use Bluetooth to tether. If you want to get high speed on ur phone u need to set the option to " mobile data transfer data service preffered " which will allow data transmission at full rate but lower call rate.

---------- Post added at 04:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:58 PM ----------

I would be great if u get a dongle that acts as a portable hotspot that means the dongle has an inbuilt WiFi. So u just need to pug in the dongle to a charger and without connecting it the phone or laptop up could use the WiFi on or laptop or phone at same time.
[Micromax A110] anandnande:
I didnt understand what you mean by lower call rate?

Do you mean there are good chances of calls being dropped while I tether my phone via USB?

If thats the case - I am fine with it :cyclops:

I found one forum discussion wherein its said that USB tehtering is good:

broadbandforum.co/topic/54478-usb-tethering-vs-data-card/?p=526852
[Micromax A110] Matthew_Farrell:
Ya your calls will be dropped
[General Topics] bobn:
i have a simple question. how do you setup a new parternish with an existing name so you can do a restore. :)
[General Topics] DF:
Activesync

I recently had to do a full restore after my XDA (1) did its own hard reset! It was a real pain in the ass despite having a full backup and incremental backup etc. I had the same problem with the Partnership name and ultimately had to allow it to set up two partnerships and it restored to the second one.

BTW the restore function seems to restore using the latest backup it did, which is usually an incremental one and doesn't have all of the information the machine needs. I had to rename the incremental backup file and change the backup function to pretend it was going to do a full backup and pointed it to my old full backup file - then told it to do a restore. Then I went through the same BS to put the incremental details back on. If you are syncing with Outlook be careull - the synchronisation function deleted everything on my desktop back to the date of the backup instead of adding the new details to the XDA!!!!

Hope this helps.

DF

Dublin
[General Topics] bobn:
thanks; this was theproblem exactly. i am srprised that there's not an easier way.
[General Topics] pipi:
I read your explanation about the restoring problem but I am not quite sure that I fully understand the way you did it. Could you please try to explain it in a more easy way to the "non fully english understanding" people? THX[/list]
[General Topics] WizzarD-me:
U should change the synchronisation settings in active sync running on your PC. U should configure combine. Other options are pda overwrite --> the PC and PC --> overwrite the PDA. Just look a little in the settings and change the setting.

I think u use have set that ur pda overwrites the pc agenda. GL
[General Topics] Rudegar:
you connect as guest and restore

simple as that
[One (M7) General] darkgoon3r96:
So guys, I really love Android and have been using it for three years now since Galaxy S, after that I got a Galaxy S II and now own a Galaxy Note II... and Android has evolved beyond my imaginations throughout this whole period... I love Android and I can't believe I am saying this but I think I am getting bored of it.. A year ago I would've laughed at that and recommended the thousands of ROMs and launchers available in Android that change up your experience drastically...

I have flashed almost every ROM that is available for every device that I have owned, MIUI, CM, PA, SlimJB, SlimICS, ARHD, Omega, WanamLite, CarbonROM, HyperDroid, Liquid Smooth, AOKP, Hellybean, and so so so much more. In fact 1 year ago, I would've been considered a flashaholic as I was changing my ROM every week I loved doing it and so I did... I never honestly thought it was possible to get bored of Android but two weeks after getting the Note II (4 months ago) I got bored of it...

I have also tried almost every launcher out there, ADW Launcher, Launcher Pro, Apex, Nova, Next, Action, SPB Shell 3D, TSF, Chameleon, TouchWiz, and many more, I have also used a ton of widgets and watched tutorials on YouTube on how to customize many other widgets..

I know many people buy phones as tools and to get things done but I get phones because they're a hobby and exciting, and I like to keep things exciting which I can't make my Android phone to be anymore, not that anything is wrong with it, but because I think 3 years is enough to try out everything there is about it... iOS would get boring in under 3 months tops..

So my main question is, is the HTC One different enough (Sense) to be exciting to buy for me, considering I have only ever owned Samsung smartphones, maybe HTC Android phones are different and may provide an exciting experience? I know there are many people here like me who have been using Android for a long time and may be able to relate to this and this question is directed at them.... only other OSs I can buy is a BB or a WP8, neither of which I have ever owned.
[One (M7) General] ramon.nmgn:
Go too a local shop and play with the One for some time. Consider yourself if that experience is on another level than you have right now with your note ii
[One (M7) General] miniterror:
sense is deffinetly a ui appart from others.

so far i only owned htc devices and sense sure is a beauty but also verry tight.

the only modding i can think of is start skinning it youreself to keep the overall experience intresting or maybe learn to cook.

also in htc devices since the s-on(security) its a little bit more stepps needed to flash something wich set me back on my flashing rate(used to flash every day o.0)

not sure how the blinkfeed is as im still waiting for my pre order to be deliverd but the things like stereo speakers and htc zoe pulled me over to order a htc again(i wanted to leave because the s-on stuff)

all in all flashing is still able to be done with a few steps and if you never experienced sense its deffinetly worth trying it once.

as for youre other devices try buzz launcher, you can interchange homescreens with other users wich is verry easy and lets you have a different home screen every day:cool:
[One (M7) General] darkgoon3r96:
Good point, but the thing Is that I thought that the Note II was a radical change with its completely redesigned Nature UX (when I used it in a store) which I hadn't used on my SII but two weeks later and I was bored.
[One (M7) General] darkgoon3r96:
Yeah but isn't using Sense like installing a different ROM? And after some time I am sure I will change the launcher to something I have already used and wouldn't I then be bored once again? And I did think about cooking stuff up myself but I am knee deep into my A Levels and don't have a lot of time to burn..
[One (M7) General] mickliq:
My guess is that you will get bored of almost anything so assume same for the HTC One.
[One (M7) General] darkgoon3r96:
So you're recommending a different OS?
[One (M7) General] iraqgsm:
buy it and dont histate, i have all the iphones which really boring, nothing intersting they all look the same with little to nothing changes, and the windows phone is not as popular or appealing yet, you will like it.
[One (M7) General] crawlgsx:
I get bored with Android from time to time as well. I took a month+ break with the Lumia 920 and a 2 week break with the BB Z10.

In both cases I loved the change and something new but I still got bored and came back because at least with Android you have Roms/Tweaks/etc. to help with boredom, once you play with all the differences in WP8/BB10 and the newness wears off you end up even more bored than you were.

That said, if you use your phone for more "phone" and less "ROM Flashing", I highly recommend you give WP8/BB10 a try. They are both amazing and fluid. (At least go in to a store and check them out)
[One (M7) General] darkgoon3r96:
I actually find the WP8 platform very appealing not as good as android in terms of features but it looks fantastic in terms of interface.
[One (M7) General] kirdroid:
Since you can't make your own decisions, I flipped a coin and it says it's time you move on to other platform.
[One (M7) General] darkgoon3r96:
Extremely helpful response (not that others weren't)... Thank you very much...

And I used to use my phone for ROM Flashing but now I just want to use my phone as is...
[One (M7) General] paulrh:
You have obviously moved beyond phones as the experience is pretty well the same whatever you get - all confined to a thing you hold in your hand powered by a battery and running similar software with similar features.

Time to get your kicks elsewhere. Have you tried sky diving? I am not a sky diver myself but I am told there is never a dull moment.
[One (M7) General] darkgoon3r96:
Hahaha now why didn't I think of that? The responses have been very helpful so this was definitely the right thing to do... others who were once bored of android especially provide very good insight
[One (M7) General] darkgoon3r96:
That should provide more interesting experiences than I ever thought possible! :)

Although I definitely still enjoy phones otherwise I wouldn't waste so much time on forums looking for the right One.. XD
[One (M7) General] mickliq:
No, you will get bored with every OS if you are bored with Android, because nothing is as customizable as Android. Try iOS for a week and you'll fall asleep (not to say iOS isn't good, but for someone like you, you'd never last).
[One (M7) General] TRiBaL1981:
Yep. Coming from an iphone this is absolutely true. Stick to Android mate unless you got the money to experiment with other phones. You will end up going back to the good old droid.
[One (M7) General] darkgoon3r96:
Very beautiful response.. thank you :)

and I can definitely see how you're right.. an OS couldn't be as customizable as Android and I would probably get bored of other OSs so much faster...
[One (M7) General] shree.cse:
I got the same feeling with Android, since hd2 I'm with HTC and finally after using one x for almost 1 year, I felt bored and gave a thought of getting iPhone for the first time as I was very impressed with its build quality. So, used my friend's iPhone 5 for 1 day and I got the feeling that I've nothing to do with this.

Finally after seeing the One with its refreshed Sense version, I am waiting for it to be available in my country.

I find that iOS is best for iPad for entertainment. But for a phone Android with sense is best for me, as I can't use Android without Sense. Used WP7 on HD2 and I'm not interested in it anymore. These are just my feelings, no offence.
[One (M7) General] encho:
I got tired of flashing roms myself and was seriously considering win phone. But once I've seen it and used it, decided to go with android.

Good thing with droid is that you can make it look like windows phone or iPhone or anything else but not other way around. Start using your phone for a change and stop experimenting with different roms at least for a while. And you will eventually kick out of that mood and start flashing again. Maybe at slower pace.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmolli:
My issue is with samsung note n7000. When battery inserted, screen is constantly on with strange horizontal lining. Also happens when display is dimmed. I took the phone apart and cleaned it with alcohol, that did the trick for about 20 hours. This morning started to do the same. Also, there's no warranty left. Posted a picture to show what the screen looks like when battery inserted.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andnote:
I guess your battery is old..its time to change battery..I had faced same problem before now its allright with new battery...

I am noob.BUT.I am learning
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmolli:
tried with 3 different batteries... don't think it's battery related issue
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FabreFaction:
Could be GPU overheating.

Could be screen overheating.

You could try underclocking the device to 800MHz, it will be dog slow, but should indicate if it is heat related.

Bottom line though, you probably need a new screen.

Search XDA/Google for how to fit a new screen.

Quite often those that have fitted a new screen will expalin why they did so.

If their symptoms are similar to yours then you need a new screen.

You could always give Samsung a bell (that's a phone call in case you're not UK).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mayank Chandwani:
Could be resolved

I think, this has happened due to overheating or overcharging. One of the connection point has become loose or soldering has melted. Get this phone to a service station to get this fixed. I dun think u need a new screen.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] figo007:
If you want to try for screen replacement, here's the youtube link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RK5...e_gdata_player
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FabreFaction:
You're probably bang on there.

It does sound like loose connections on reflection.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmolli:
I have an extra n7000 as sparepart phone, which has working screen, did the same thing with another screen. Only when i changed the Charging Connector unit from the other phone, the screen went black, but didn't turn on. Could the charger unit cause all this?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FabreFaction:
I honestly don't know.

I don't know enough about the electronics in the device.

If you can find a service manual for the N7000 this might help.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sagar Khanapurkar:
Im running stock jb.

The problem is

When i am typing, the time taken by this Samsung IME to remove the underline from the letter so that i can type next letter is way too much.

Any idea about reducing that time.

P.S - I hope you get what i am saying, i tried my best to ellaborate my problem. :D:)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewwright:
Try swiftkey from playstore.

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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sagar Khanapurkar:
I dont want the qwerty keypad. I want the normal keypad only.

Will swiftkey work with normal keypad?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewwright:
Recognition timing in settings maybe not sure on how to change the timings

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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sagar Khanapurkar:
Tried that, no success
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewwright:
If not happy do try other keyboards I think swiftkey is much better than stock. Maybe you will find a Better one for your needs.

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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
I think all normal keypads would have this issue, because the phone is waiting to see if u will press a key twice or thrice. :)

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sagar Khanapurkar:
The ics one awesome
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
Am getting a sense of deja vu again.. haven't u asked this question before? :rolleyes:

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sagar Khanapurkar:
Lol, no i havent. I agree that i do ask many questions, but this is not repeated.

Can you please suggest me some good 3x4 keyboard, which should have less recognition time? Please :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
Sorry.. my bad..

It was another person..

Here it is:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2199105

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sagar Khanapurkar:
Thanks man, I love you !!

You're my Saviour !!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
Hope u found what you were looking for...

If u did, please add [SOLVED] to the title of ur post. :)

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sagar Khanapurkar:
I found it but sadly, non showed the 3*4 keypad :(

How should I fix it ?? It's like walking behind an old person when you're going down through stairs in a building.

Please help . .
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
If u saw the thread above, I really don't have the solution to ur problem... sorry mate.. someone better than me would be able to help u now..

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sagar Khanapurkar:
Okay. Thanks for helping. I owe you a beer. :)
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jzero88:
What's the freaking deal with people not being able to hear me on the other end when I have speaker phone on. I have to literally shout for them to barely hear me! Pointless to use speaker phone with this POS
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] username8611:
Is your microphone plugged with lint and dirt?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] !M4G3:
Do you have a case? If so, maybe its covering up the mic?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jzero88:
No lint in it and no case. I am on CM right now but it did the same thing with stock. Not sure what the deal is or how to verify whether its software or hardware related.
[HTC ChaCha] Flexmaen:
Well I need to send in the Chacha because of some Hardware issues, so I'd like to restore the original ROM.

What's the easiest way getting it back (maybe with the option not having to root it again afterwards, or restoring the Clockwork-Backup)?