yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] chrissoriano:
Brother,nairun kn lhat ng pnprun m pnu xa iremove?pra zipalign nlng irun ko?thnx kbayan

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Brother mahina battery ng phone ko...

Is this gonna solve the battery issue sir?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] :
kuya, hanap ka po ng battery saving tips sa forum ng cp mo... kasi po di ko po alam yung settings ng cp nyo...

brother,find a battery saving tips to your Phone Forum.. because i dont know the settings of your phone...

battery tweak can your battery but u need to do the battery saving tips to your phone...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] chrissoriano:
So brother how do I remove the othet tweaks?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] :
Delete nyo yung mga Tweaks na nakasulat Ay "S" sa unahan

Delete the tweaks that the name is "S" in the first

or use Uninstaller for your old tweaks/script
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] chrissoriano:
Tnx brother,proud to see a pilipino as a developer here..

Gudluck and godbless brother..
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] :
Thank you, Friend...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] chrissoriano:
Sir,i flash uninstaller.zip but still the files are there in unit.d...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] :
What is Your Mounting Partition(yaffs2.mtd, etc)????
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] hamzaeid:
could this tweak work for cm10
[XDA-University] arpitkh96:
Guys please tell me how the 3d looking images in framework and themes are made.I am not able to make them using paint.net or photoshop
[XDA-University] stephj:
There is a neat freeware program:- ZPaint that can be used to create various buttons and shapes in 3d in plain colours, or they can be rendered with bitmap textures. Stone, wood, marble etc.

It's available to download from here: http://www.steffengerlach.de/freeware/
[XDA-University] syahazu:
works with Windows or UBuntu ?
[XDA-University] stephj:
It is a Windows application. The graphic objects it creates are saved as bitmaps (.bmp files).
[Java for Android App Development] Stevethegreat:
...since many thanked you apparently it worked to many but why didn't it to me?

Why's this so? I've tried many similar guides, and it makes sense for this to work but it always shows the above (permision denied) and there's absolutely no other way to test applications that require root, for better or worse :/

Obviously I've followed the step it's not that it is hard to do so gave the right permissions but still no root?

Sth's on with the chmod commands?

Thanks for the guide and attention...

PS: It probably doesn't work in JellyBean'd AVD? :/
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
Yeah, I believe it's been patched in jellybean.

However, you can use Jar of Beans, which is a community-built pre-rooted jb emulator.

Sadly it seems to be windows only. I'll post a guide if I manage to run it on linux through WINE
[Java for Android App Development] kamakazidreamer:
I know this is a little old of a post but i wanted to point out that i noticed a lot of people (when i was searching for a solution) having a hard time trying to get,

emulator -avd youravdhere -partition-size 256 -no-snapshot-load, to work correctly or not popup at all.

After a little research i noticed that you should add

./emulator to the first part instead of just "emulator"

hope this helps anyone. (credits goes to another person on another site i take no credit just spreading the knowledge) :)
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
You don't necessarily need that. As far as I know the only situation in which you might need this is on a Linux system. (Not sure about Mac)

And even in this case it depends. You can also add the tools directory to your PATH variable. Then you won't need it.

So not all people will need this but some definitely will. So thanks for that. ;)
[Java for Android App Development] kamakazidreamer:
guess i should have pointed out i was using xubuntu to do all this haha.
[Java for Android App Development] kolia2221:
Hello

Can you redownload files for rooting emulator?

I downloaded files from another source, but it doesn't work with it.
[Java for Android App Development] kolia2221:
Can anyone help me?
[Java for Android App Development] akhilnarang:
Android L

Will this work on an Android L avd
[Java for Android App Development] htc.hero:
i have nand backup generated from galaxy s2 . can i restore this backup on rooted avd s2

or virtual machine??
[Java for Android App Development] Master_T:
I've had no luck so far, followed the guide but SuperSU tells me that "su is not present" and that "he cannot install it".

Anyone succeded in rooting a 5.0 AVD?
[Java for Android App Development] mystery6006:
I am trying to get xposed framework going in remix os to get xprivacy. I am running remix os in virtualbox and I am having trouble getting adb set up. Remix os is similar to android x86 so has anyone been able to get xposed working in either remix os or android x86 marshmallow?
[LG Optimus 2x] mew93:
Hello, i have my Lg optimus 2x P990H for a year now. i was running CM 7.2 stable version last night and I decided to ParanoidAndroid CM10

link below

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2097807

I downloaded the last ParanoidAndroid CM10 ROM with the new boot-loader, i used Lite by KonstaT, the latest one. i used the latest kowalski kernel.

now the phone would start,load but i got a message saying "Unfortunately, the process com.google.process.gapps has stopped" message. i clicked okay and i got "Unfortunately, the process com.google.process.gapps has stopped". i cannot do nothing after that. i tried remove the battery, hold down power and volume down button but it seems recovery mode do not exist. i don't know what else to do. I can't understand those Nvflash instructions not those'how to flash stock rom" instructions. Im using Windows 7 64bit.

anyone knows how i can get my phone back to work
[LG Optimus 2x] noob424:
Use the AIO toolkit by spyrosk using nv flash method

Sent from my LG-O2X
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] epicroot:
Heres the newest play store guys. Enjoy

http://db.tt/k0qzZEYP
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] hyelton:
Here is a Mirror

Download Link : http://boxhost.co.uk/browse/hyelton/28_loyqH
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] adrianl623:
thanks for this :good:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] DMardroid:
Bboy release an inverted flashable zip

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=40129421

Looks good
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] trickshot1126:
** Warning: NOOB QUESTION **

if I install this it will still update with Google on future play store updates, correct?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jcollier:
Yes.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] codyt242:
Looks great thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] izman12:
Awesome thanks a bunch :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Delerios:
problem opening

I installed the apk but every time I try to open it, it closes up instantly, I'm using a kindle fire 1st gen that's been rooted. Any help?
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] thronnos:
http://db.tt/kyDtY1Rq

Sorry I've been absent. I haven't forgotten about that kernel.

My roommate lost her job and all kinds of other crap. I've just been extremely stressed with life.

But I decided I'll get this to yall ASAP. Merry Christmas. ;)

Shifted from the bottom of the rabbit hole
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] thronnos:
Just a screenshot. It looks very smooth and runs extremely quick

Shifted from the bottom of the rabbit hole
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] strapped365:
Looks nice. I think I'll wait for it to come to my device though, cause I'm paranoid :eek:

Sent from my Nexus 4
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] thronnos:
Yes! Because I haz stolen all your Internets

Shifted from the bottom of the rabbit hole
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] strapped365:
Not because you posted it :D. But because other threads are out with it etc I'd just rather wait and see it one morning lol

Sent from my Nexus 4
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] Chad The Pathfinder:
Ive been messing with this app this morning and I really like it. Thanks for shareing!
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] Krmnnghia:
Installing now thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Tru7h:
So, you want visual voicemail without having to pay the $2.99/month for it?

The answer is already here, it's called Google Voice.

I'm going to show you how to set up Google Voice and visual voicemail on your Verizon Galaxy S 3.

Step 1: Get a Google Voice number. It's free and all you need to do is go to voice.google.com

Follow the steps shown on Google Voice. Yes, you need to authenticate with an existing phone number

before they give you a Google Voice phone number.

Step 2: Once you have your GV number, I recommend removing any voicemails on your Verizon voicemail mailbox.

Step 3: On Google Voice on your computer click on the gear icon and open settings. Uncheck the boxes for forwarding,

Click on Groups & Circles.

Click on the edit button for all contacts and uncheck the boxes labeled Ring my: Mobile (or landline) and Google Talk.

Click on the edit button for anonymous callers and uncheck those boxes too. The reason for this is to make sure callers

are sent straight to voicemail if you don't pick up.

Check attachments for what to uncheck.

Step 4: Download and install Google Voice from the play store. :/ can't link it.

Step 5: I like to use the default dialer and my own cell minutes for outgoing calls, but if you want to use your GV number

for outgoing calls you can select that.

Check attachments for options.

Step 6: Now you are going to change your voicemail to Google Voice in the dialer app. Open the dialer, hit the menu button and tap settings,

tap voicemail, tap Service and choose Google Voice. You will see a warning, ignore it for now because we'll take care of

that in the next step.

Step 7: Now you are going to dial some phone numbers to set up the forward on no answer system. Where you see [GV number]

Insert the phone number Google gave you. When you dial these numbers Verizon will automatically hang up on you... jerks.

Numbers to dial:

*71[GV Number]

*90[GV Number]

*92[GV Number]

Step 8: You should now have Google Voice set up so that whenever anybody calls you and it would normally go to Verizon's voicemail

service they will now automatically be forwarded to Google Voice and leave a voicemail there. Go and test it with another

phone.

Steps to remove Google Voice. If for whatever reason you want to remove Google Voice and use Verizon's voicemail just follow these steps.

Step 1: You have already disabled forwarding in Google Voice. This feature sends callers from your GV number to any forwarding phones you set.

Step 2: Open the android dialer, hit the menu button, scroll down to Voicemail, tap it, tap services, and choose your carrier/verizon depending on your rom.

Step 3: Dial *73. Doing this removes the call forwarding settings we did earlier. Dial *86 to make sure you can connect to your voicemail.

If I helped you, consider dropping a few bit cents in my can: 1oWLWPfJYSzvAKSRjxs3JHaKrTjGkySSY
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kidhudi:
so question.. does this mean you will never receive a direct phone call and just have a bunch of voice messages?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Tru7h:
Nope, when you dial the 3 numbers in step 7 you change the default action on no answer. By default Verizon sends a no answer phone call to the Verizon voicemail service and when you dial the 3 numbers you change that action to instead forward to GV's voicemail service.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kidhudi:
thanks bro i will test it out. peace
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ftkatyowser:
ifaxter Schools

I've used googe voice for over a year and love it. You can have transcripts of your voicemails forwarded to your e-mail (though they aren't always accurate). I have found that if someone gets to your vzw mailbox somehow, you have to deactivate GV to get to your vzw mailbox.

Not really sure what the point of a guide is, though... if I remember right, google voice walks you through and sets everything up for you, so there isn't a need for the steps to not forward an answer system and all that jazz. I think i only had to call one number to have it all set up.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] putney1477:
Google voice is awesome. I have been using it for a few years now. I never have to listen to a voicemail again.

I love how Google transcribes the message for me. Its not always 100% accurate but I get the gist of it.

Sent from my SGS3
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 808armada:
Yup, Google Voice made things easier now. :good:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] leucrota:
Trying this out now, OP. I hope it works since I have had Google Voice for a while, but just got a Verizon phone and it wouldn't let me link the accounts before. :(

Edit: This definitely works!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] golfinglenn:
One thing I really like about it and have been using it for years, in setup it will ask you if you want to use your mobile number, or your gv number, or you can set it to ask you each time. I have it ask, as that prevents accidental dialing. I have it send the transcribed messages to my sms, but they are seldom accurate, but accurate enough that I get the idea of what the call is like lol. It's 2013 google, transcription should be darn near 100%.......jmo.

Glenn
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mikec86:
When this fowards to your google voice does it use your minutes?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Wrngway:
Yes, unfortunately. The only way to get around using minutes on is to use a 3rd party dialer for GV like GrooveIP or Talkatone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Tru7h:
I'm not exactly sure about minutes usage. I haven't been able to find any solid information about it, but voicemails are generally 1-5 mins. I do know that it uses data when you listen to the voicemails because the GV app downloads the voice mails and transcripts from GV servers. With the low quality of voice phone calls I wouldn't worry abut using too much data.

My actual phone usage isn't that much, and I'm on a family plan with a shared 700 minutes, I use much more data (grandfathered into unlimited 4G) and text messages (unlimited).
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dunderball:
You might also want to enable 'do not disturb' in google voice. That way your calls will be forwarded to your voicemails much much faster.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Tru7h:
When you do step 3 you disable all forwarding and just set GV to send everyone to voicemail. Might want to change this if you want to use GV for more than visual voice mail... but that's all I wanted out of it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rockingondrums:
Any calls on Google voice use your minutes (both incoming and outgoing). Unless you use a SIP client. So I take issue with the original post saying you can change to not using your minutes, because you can't. I've been using Google voice for several years. I hope they add it yo Babel ASAP... Would love to finally be able to get pictures via GV.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] pwrmedia:
Slightly incorrect. Incoming/Outgoing calls using your GV # can be made over WiFi only using GrooveIP, so depending on your environment, there's always the possibility you may not use any of your minutes.

Additionally, the functionality to receive MMS through GV has been available for over a year now, as the MMS goes to the Gmail account your GV # is associated with.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Tru7h:
While that is true if you don't set it up following my directions but if you do follow them you won't use GV for calls, only for voicemail. It will use the default android dialer to place and receive calls. If you don't pick up, it is automatically forwarded and as far as I know call forwarding is included with verizon plans.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] oilfighter:
To be fair, in ideal conditions, speech recognition is pretty good. Try the google voice typing, it's pretty impressive, but that's only under ideal situations, ie, quiet room, speaking clearly into the mic.

Now to transcribe a voicemail, which probably has lots of background noise, slurred together words, add in some umms and ahhhs, i'm actually pretty impressed at what comes out of transcription, since a lot of the times even I couldn't understand what the other person said on the voicemail.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kidhudi:
Got it working thanks bro.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] pepperdax:
Google Voice

Please know that you can always play the actual voice mail recording if the transcription was bad. I have been using google voice since it was in beta testing and the transcripts have always been poor.:confused:

Synergized SIII
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Internet Guy:
Thanks for the guide. Worked perfectly!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] leucrota:
Someone should post a guide on how to revert back to Verizon voicemail in case a call somehow bypasses Google Voice and goes to the default voicemail. I have heard that this can happen.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] PaulG1488:
Not when it's done right
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ftkatyowser:
Actually, if someone leaves a message for you via their voice mailbox (I believe it's option 2 in vzw's answering service) it goes to your vzw box.

You just go to voice(dot)google(dot) com, settings, "deactivate voicemail". Then you can call your verizon box, delete the message, and click "activate voicmail". Done!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] oilfighter:
I do know that you can always play the actual voicemail. I've been using google voice service before it was google voice (it was called Grand Central). My point exactly, transcription of voicemail is poor, because the recording is not ideal.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] leucrota:
Thanks man. I am new to the smartphone world so most of the time I need step by step instructions. I quoted your post in case I ever need to use it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Tarpit_Carnivore:
I thought Google Voice prompts you during set up if you want to forward voicemails? I've been using it this way for over a year without needing to go through all these steps.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Archangel:
One of the best write-ups i have read, well done and thank you!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] blackhemi4x4:
I've been a GV user since beta as well. This is the only way to go!

And for those who do ROM's or factory resets, the *71[GV Number], *90[GV Number], and *92[GV Number] process is just a one time thing unless you reactivate the VZW mailbox. The * codes program the switch at VZW, and do nothing to the phone.

So, when you factory reset the phone, open up voice, go through its prompts, and when it gets to the voice mail part, just select Google voice instead of carrier. No need to worry about * codes again.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ECrispy:
Moved to Verizon from Sprint. Sprint was awesome because they have GV integration, no one else does. So I still use my GV phone number as the main one, no one has my actual VZW #. I just setup my phone as an additional number in GV and set it to accept all calls.

The only problem with GV is it takes too many rings to actually go to voicemail. That and the GV Android app totally sucks. I also have no texting plan (saves $10 a month) and use GV for all texts since I want the same phone number.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] *.jpg:
Coming from Sprint, I had to edit my mobile number settings and turn forwarding on. The rest of the instructions worked. I didn't have all the same screens but successfully ignored the missing ones and it still works.

Thanks!

Swyped from my Note II
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hallstevenson:
I've always wanted an option to pick the # of rings before it goes to voicemail but now that I think about it, I suspect this is controlled by Verizon, is it not ?

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What do you mean, straight to voice-mail ? I get calls that ring my phone, but only after too many rings (8 or so ??) does it go to GV.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lazarus0000:
You can put the phone on "Do Not Disturb" & all calls made to your GV # will go straight to VM without ringing or telling you you've had a missed call. Calls made to your actual cell # will still ring as normal and, if you don't answer, will go to VM in the normal manner after 6-8 rings.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] damnyouwaffles:
I know this is an old thread but viewing voicemail through dialer doesnt work for me.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] reslor1:
I just set this up. I also enabled DO NOT DISTURB to shorten the time it takes to go to voicemail. Works great.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] cadarndjg:
works well

this is a great option for me. Particularly to keep texts off my phone bill. I've kept the option on to choose whether to use my number or google's number each time I place a call.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SLKCop:
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but the ability to receive MMS through GV is only available to Sprint subscribers who receive MMS from other Sprint subscribers, right?

I've been with GV since it became available; I'm currently on Sprint [with GV integration], but will be moving to Verizon shortly. I hate having to give up the integration, but I can't stand Sprint's poor service/reception and slow speeds any longer!

If MMS to GV still forwards to email from other-than-Sprint subscribers, please let me know...Thanks!

Mike
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lazarus0000:
Yep. Still no MMS on GV. I didn't know Sprint had it @ all otter than a closer integration with GV than the other carriers.

I keep hearing there's a workaround but you've intrigued me - what's up with email & MMS?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SLKCop:
Yeah, with Sprint and GV, if I receive a MMS msg from another Sprint number, it sends the MMS message to my email. I'd even be happy if that would work for all carriers, then I wouldn't have to be so concerned with missing messages when I move to VZW.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lazarus0000:
There is a workaround that I've heard uses email but I've not investigated it. As much as I hate to, I just send MMS via the native app and when someone sends one, I tell them to send it to my "real" #. It's the ONLY reason I ever give my # out to anyone these days.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jsdecker10:
I do the exact same thing lol I give everyone my GV# and only my immediate family has my real VZW#.. it's also good if ya don't want crazy women you might meet out at a bar/club gettin a hold of your real VZW# lol It's always sooo ez to just block em or send em to any voicemail you want em to hear ;)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] OneSlice:
Cool great info man
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] khymbote:
Been using this service before I picked up my GS3 last year. I love being able to read my voice mails.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] anakara:
i like it. thank you
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SovietKommando:
Is dialing the 3 numbers really necessary? I suppose it doesn't hurt and doesn't take much time to do, but my GV setup seems to have been working just fine without it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] JOLiu:
This is very informative!

I do have a question though. On step 3 of the instructions, you are asked to (1) uncheck the boxes for forwarding and (2) and uncheck the boxes labeled Ring my: Mobile (or landline) and Google Talk.

By doing so, when I call my my own google voice # from another line, the above-instructions result in my phone not ringing, and instead, going to voicemail after 5-6 rings.

So - the question is this: am I now completely unable to use my google voice # to receive calls, or can I now forward my google voice calls back to my cell phone (while still being able to use the google voice voicemail for both google voice, as well as calls made to my VZW #)?