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[HTC Desire C] ExonakiDev:
Inverted Google Play Store V4.0.25. [NEEDS ROOT]

What are inverted google apps?

Inverted apps have a different color scheme that is white on black whereas stock google apps have black on white color scheme.

Now yesterday the new version of play store was released and many of you might have manually updated it but still some of you might be running custom ROMs.And some stock google apps don't look so good on some ROMs.......so here I present to you the inverted Google Play Store V4.0.25....:D!

Instructions:

If you have already updated your android phone to the new version of play store then go to settings>apps>Google Play Store and then uninstall the update first.And then follow the instructions below:

– Download the zip

– Boot into recovery and flash the zip

– Reboot and enjoy

Link of the zip:http://d-h.st/Tlw

If it doesn’t work, use a file explorer that can view system files and make sure your Store is named Phonesky.apk instead of Vending.apk in /system/apps. Rename it if needed and reboot, then follow instructions above again.

Cheers,:beer:

ExonakiDev

There are 86400 seconds in a day,how many of them have you used to click on the thanks button below?

Screenshots:
[HTC Desire C] ExonakiDev:
I hope

I hope you guys are liking the new play store......whats your opinion?has google done it?or blown it?!:p
[HTC Desire C] Aman_Arora:
Guys we will get JB by end of this end of the year from htc!!

Though our devs already made it :))

XD

Check http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1849093
[HTC Desire C] ExonakiDev:
Woohoo but r u sure this is real?
[HTC Desire C] uchihasparky:
This is incorrect. :/
[HTC Desire C] bogdy5:
you do realize that the thread is from 2012

anyway,i dont think we'll get jb from HTC
[HTC Desire C] webhijacker:
Nah this is old post read it many times

We will not get JB guys untill someone fix wifi in cm10 thats our hope with jb

Sorry for this guys
[HTC Desire C] addictz10:
Good news: we've got a Jellybean OS

Bad News: How about our Wifi :(
[HTC Desire C] Aman_Arora:
DONNO

I am not sure but it seems to be true:cool:
[HTC Desire C] ExonakiDev:
If it was true we wud have got update by now!
[Android Apps and Games] zkyevolved:
EDIT: I've decided to post this in an SGS3 forum instead. Can you please delete this thread? Thanks.

Hello, I'm having an issue with my Galaxy S3. I made a backup today before updating and I also reformated and wiped my phone completely. I tried restoring from Carbon (from internal and sd memory, I copied off of the computer) and at first from the SD card it worked, then it stopped. It didn't work anymore. It just got stuck at restoring. I uninstalled the app, cleared cache, restarted, even recopied all the data again. The data that previously had copied, stopped when I tried to restore again. It just gets stuck at restoring. Then if I leave it it says that it had sent a log to the developer. What can I do? I want to restore my data :-\. I'm not rooted. Just using stock Android latest build from DBT.

Any ideas? Please! I can't figure this one out :-\.

Thanks in advance.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] BreckZeBoulay:
Is it normal ?

If not, any trick ?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Erica Law:
Not me. Mine is always the screen above.

Humans have evolved to be smarter, but there's one thing we can't get rid off. It's human stupidity.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] merseyman:
It's normal for first few weeks after update, battery and system will settle down.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] BreckZeBoulay:
why ?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] crazymister:
Sometimes wiping cache and dalvik cache through CWM helps too
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] BreckZeBoulay:
I bricked my phone yesterday, fresh install with all wipes.

And at this hour Google Services 47% far ahead from screen 21%
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] yuskhanzab:
Different situation with mine. Android system is always on top, the screen second. I think its not normal. And when i check at cpu spy, my device go to deep sleep well. Anyone?:confused:
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] crazymister:
Try clearing cache and dalvik cache first
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GTN7000:
Hi, after countless times trying to flash official ROMs, the only one that works and doesn't lag on boot is Eric-Mod's LEAKED XXLSC ODEXED.

Yep, quite hard, but i was wondering if anyone could please tell me how to have this ink effect on my lockscreen? Remember, my rom is not official, and is ODEXED. XXLSC. Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks a bunch and keep up the good work people!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noteandfound:
XXLSC? really?

Use official JellyBean instead of that.

<<<The CRACKS on my NOTE shows how often it KISSES the FLOOR>>>
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] theejay0625:
Anyone experiencing some lags on the stock JB rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] bbyrxb:
i dont find it lagging but, when i play a movie with mx player pro, the screen sensitivities are decreasing really bad. on ics i can easily slide the vol up n down (same thing happened to contrast and fastforward) but not on jb, it takes extra push on the screen to do that.

is this normal or it only happens to me?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] seking:
may be you can play the video using the sw acceleration instead of HW acceleration. That may solve it. Another thing is see the settings in MXplayer. There are a lot of values. May be change some of them may solve your problem. By the way i myself dont know about those values.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] chrisrotolo:
regarding lag on JB, mine is running much better than ICS,

please try this.. settings>developers options>change ,windows animatinos sacle, transition animation scale , and animator duration scale all to 0.5x or to 0.

Then get Nova Launcher, Then go to look and feel and change scrolling and animation both to faster than light. restart and have a few swipes

Running stock without these improvements I noticed a little lag mostly caused by touchwizhome launcher, it was s till better than ICS though.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Graffiti Exploit:
Just few hiccups on the animations. Even the Note II, which I tried, lags a lot.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] rowihel2012:
yea some time it freezes for minute and restart when i exit any app like browser

but i love this jp

because now i can watch movies at dolphin browser from putlocker and solarmovie.so

in 4.0.4 the movies wont load at all
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] kevintangi:
Maybe because you keep Power Saving option on ??? It slows down the speedd
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Graffiti Exploit:
I didn't mean all the time, just at some point.

P.S. Power Saving Mode doesn't slow down the speed, it underclocks the CPU. You won't notice it at all when you're just navigating.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] kevintangi:
Well not for me, i feel everything very smooth. Even animations on the note II .. underclock the cpu means that you'll have a slower graphics processor dude
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] mohawahba:
I see ics was bit smoother than jb:eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] theejay0625:
ICS better than JB???? Hmmmmm.. JB far smoother than ICS.. try to download the app Seeder and see the difference
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] ali.cheeta:
lag...? nope it's perity smooth...

but i exprience some random restarts...:(
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] theejay0625:
Did you wipe after flashing JB?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] ali.cheeta:
i factory reset my tablet just befor flashing JB...
[LG Optimus 4X HD] thiherbert:
Guys, I have noticed some dust below de the gorilla glass and above the display. Have anyone noticed this too?
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Insomniac535:
If you search fo this issue you'll find a few threads... how long have you had the phone? Been using mine for a few weeks and the screen seems flawless so far, touch wood.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Aeternus Eternus:
Have had mine for 4 months, and it has not occured to me yet. Touch wood for sure.
[About XDA developers] psytr0nic:
hi ,

I would like if possible admin change my user name to psytr0nic .

hope admin will accept to do it for me , will be a great pleasure ...
[About XDA developers] deathnotice01:
creating a thread for this purpose is not nessesarry,

you can just PM a mod and they will handle the transaction for you
[About XDA developers] Deadly:
Read this post. You will find the answer..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33766396

And report your thread to lock it. ;)

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"The world we have created is a product of our thinking; it cannot be changed without changing our thinking."-Albert Einstein
[About XDA developers] psytr0nic:
thank

Deadly.

doing .
[About XDA developers] the_scotsman:
Send me a PM with the details and I'll change it for you :)
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
[B][SIZE="2"]The Question is pretty straight forward as you can see from the image attached below.[/SIZE][/B] :cowboy:

[url=http://postimg.org/image/4a7n0lgbt/][img]http://s12.postimg.org/4a7n0lgbt/2013_04_10_16_35_58_1.jpg[/img][/url]

[B][SIZE="2"]How do you think we can achieve a list view like the new play store, i really like it and it will be enhance the interface of my new app.
Can any one help me out?[/SIZE][/B]

[I]To me this seems like the Cards like list view used in GoogleNow, i would like to make it clickable as well and use it to output to a Fragment or Activity.[/I]

[B][SIZE="6"]EDIT::
[/SIZE][/B]
Thanks to the Advice from the Community!

[SIZE="6"][COLOR="Red"][LEFT][B][U]Without CardsUI Library:[/U][/B][/LEFT][/COLOR][/SIZE]

[IMG]http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/04/12/byte5ave.jpg[/IMG]

[LEFT][COLOR="red"][SIZE="6"][B][U]With CardsUI Library:[/U][/B][/SIZE][/COLOR][/LEFT]

[IMG]http://s23.postimg.org/eswx7kwjf/2013_04_12_21_17_47_1.png[/IMG]
[Java for Android App Development] Quinny899:
I think this might be similar to what you want:

http://www.androidviews.net/2012/12/cardsui/

Though it does seem to stack them like Google Now
[Java for Android App Development] Deleted member 4303594:
You can create your own Adapter extending ArrayAdapter.

Then you create custom view for a single item in list that looks like that.
[Java for Android App Development] blakstar:
PLZ Reply

Can you plz tell me how did you get version 4.0 of google play ?
[Java for Android App Development] Quinny899:
Go into the Android apps and Games section, you'll see it there
[Java for Android App Development] blakstar:
Thank you, I found it
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
+1 for the CardsUI library by Nadav Fima, and yes they can stack-up too, and be swiped-out like on Google Now.

Here are some screenshots from my app using this library

Stacked-up cards :

Not stacked-up, swiping the second card :

I really recommend this library, it's neat and very easy to implement.
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
I thought so!

Though i was looking for something easier and faster, Kind of a speed deamon.

Thanks will definitely try it out.

Thanks for the awesome response, taking ur advice let me pimp up my app.
[Java for Android App Development] ramdroid77:
Agreed. If you want a "speed daemon" you shouldn't use the cards ui library as it doesn't cache properly, and therefore will slow down quickly. It shouldn't be too hard to create your own adapter/layout to 'emulate' the cards look. It's common practice to do such things, so this is really where you should be looking into!
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
aaaa

Took Androguide.fr Advice!

Found a couple of minutes of spare time today so did this in like 2-minutes

As always question in the image any more advice!

Library aint that well documented, so i am not sure if there is a internal way of reducing the width built into the library.
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
I dint know about this library, but the developer has put in a lot of work to it.

Lets see if we can contribute something to complement his work.

I loved the swiping animation on it too :D
[Java for Android App Development] Mazy:
The distance between the cards should be an addition of the spacing in the list view, and margins in the card view, there is not really any magic to it

This is a screen shot of my app (funny enough created before new Google Play app)

Its created with a custom adapter and a quite normal xml file for each list item.

Can you provide the xml for the card view?
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
This is exactly what i wanted, will add the code asap i reach home
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
try it and post your result :good:
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
Is that cool.. What else can i do to it
[Java for Android App Development] Quinny899:
I had a go with it yesterday, making the Maths-Gambling game "Lobster pots" (Google it) and came back with this:
[Java for Android App Development] Mazy:
Nice.. hum, the design reminds me of something ;)
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
Thanks to you mate :D

By the way i like your app too :D
[Java for Android App Development] RED_:
So are you guys all using the Card UI library to get this? Sorry just haven't got a lot of time to go through every post.

I really like the idea of sticking with the Holo design when building apps and I must say the screenshots on here look fantastic.
[Java for Android App Development] Quinny899:
Yup, all from the lib
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
Just to clarify to this :D

Without CardsUI Library:

With CardsUI Library:
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
Back with another question.

Now i need to implement a swipe action in the list view so it removes the swiped-out content as in beautiful widget

I also need drag and sorting of the list items

Came across this: https://github.com/bauerca/drag-sort-listview

How do i do it for the following

The swipe action

The undo button
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
GadgetCheck, is there any way to check out your adapter & xml code

I'm sure we can work something out by mixing both the cardsui lib and your project to make it look like your adapter while keeping the cardsui functionnalities.

(Your custom one looks really good, pretty much similar to google play, nice job)

If you could please upload it on github it would be great.
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
Will do that :D

and keep an eye out on your pm when i do upload it to git i will send the link to you :D
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
Awesome, thanks a lot :good:
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
Added to GitHub: https://github.com/GadgetCheck/PlayView

Start Contribution :fingers-crossed:
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
Victory!

I forked the CardsUI library and added the Google Play cards, based on the card layout GadgetCheck created :D

Usage

The Google Play cards come with more customization parameters than the other regular cards, those parameters include :

Title (String)

Description (String)

Stripe color (String)

Title Color (String)

Enable an overflow menu on the card. It's not finished yet, I still need to implement the popup menu when clicked (Boolean)

Enable touch feedback on click or disable it (Boolean)

It's called like this :

mCardView.addCard(new MyPlayCard(String titlePlay, String description, String color,
String titleColor, Boolean hasOverflow, Boolean isClickable);

Example :

mCardView.addCard(new MyPlayCard(
"Different Colors for Title & Stripe",
"You can set any color for the title and any other color for the left stripe",
"#f2a400", "#9d36d0", true, false));

Contribute

The modified version of CardsUI is available on my github : http://github.com/Adroguide/cardsui-for-android

You can test it right away by downloading the example apk : http://pimpmyrom.org/downloads/CardsUIExample.apk

I am going to polish it and possibly add new parameters before sending a pull request to try & get it merged in the original CardsUI by Nadav Fima, so if you have ideas or requests let me know.
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
Benefit of social coding.

Great work
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
Is this a bug.

The gap at the top near the color strip
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
No, it's not a bug. It's just that a piece of layout is added to the cards in order to get the shadow effect you see on the edge.

You can modify it in the libary part's /res/layout/item_card_empty.xml || item_card_empty_last.xml || item_card_empty_first.xml, and there's a nine patch in the drawables for the shadow if you want to modify it too.

It's my own personal opinion but I kinda like it with the border too.
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
Just asked :)

I thought maybe you dint see it.
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
No problem bro;)

I didn't make it like this on purpose either, it's the default behaviour of the library to add this border, I'll see if it can be reduced or if it's the ninepatch's height
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
Milestone

To mark the Remarkable Development!

I have updated the Thread.
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
Great :good:

Working on adding parameters for textSize of title & description, as well as to update the example app with a contextual action bar which appears when a card is swiped, and allows to bring swiped cards back.
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
Make some time :)
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
CardsUI Generator & Stack title color parameter added

Ok guys, I was thinking of the best way to showcase the library in an example app, and I came up with this cards generator.

Currently it allows to create regular cards as well as play cards and to set all the parameters through a nice animated gui.

I added an example of a card that triggers a contextual action bar when swiped (the purple stripe one), but I'll add a "cancelable swipe"checkbox to the cards creator soon.

The next step is to make it generate a zip containing all the code & resources needed for the generated cards.:cool:

This really is just a draft, there's still quite a few things I've not implemented yet :

Google Now Image Cards

Menu overflow & touch feedback toggle for Google now cards

Stack Title

But anyway I thought I'd share the progress.

Let me know what you guys think(apk attached to this post)

I've added a few things to the library too :

ability to set the description of google now cards programmatically

ability to set the stack title's color programmatically

the Google Play cards can now hold as much text as you want, it won't be ellipsized and the card's height & stripe's height will be adjusted to fit.

Pushing the commit in a few minutes.

Screenshots :

EDIT : commit pushed : https://github.com/Androguide/cardsui-for-android/commit/3caad5c3fa50d07654af8c5505ce64b4df6b6a0f
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
Amazing Captain!
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
Glad you worked it out and liked it :)

The fact that the cards's code is in the example can be confusing, I totally get it.

The generator app should deal with this problem when it's finished.
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
Time to add this to the Timeline as well::

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/playview-developed-by-the-community-for-the-community/
[Java for Android App Development] asqwrd:
I was wondering if this was going to be done kind of launcher or is it an app
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
App library
[Java for Android App Development] Mazy:
Nice work.

Haven't looked at this thread for a while but I had to when I saw the post in Android Design.

If we ever need to add stacked cards to Jiffy we know where to look now. :)

(Original design was actually by Lorica Claesson at Nordic Usability GmbH. She is responsible for all the design and workflows in Jiffy. I just implemented it)
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
Thanks a lot.

Great work on the changelog concept you posted on google+, too :good:

I was thinking maybe you could use ShowcaseView as a base to actually implement it.
[Java for Android App Development] Mazy:
I've been looking at showcaseview before, right after we implemented the startup tutorial (since I already had my code i didn't switch it). I will look at it and see if it fits our purpose..

Do you know if it handles pure screens without the "look through" to the bottom layer? (easier to ask than check :) )
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
By default it doesn't, but it would be trivial to adapt it, maybe even just deleting the "look through" circle from the drawables could do the trick.

You can define the color of the overlay so you would just set it to black and call setAlpha() on the underlaying view to get the text on the overlay readable enough.
[Java for Android App Development] D-FUSE:
So been just playing around. Set a tab icon in java. Lol.

P.s. I'm very new to java. I just know simple stuff like web view and sound bite apps.

Here is what I did for who wants to know.

tab1.setIcon(R.drawable.icon);
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
Like the black background
[Java for Android App Development] RED_:
I'm creating a sound bite application. Those who have experience with this library; what do you guys think? Could it work? On the first few pages the cards would act like buttons,. Taking the user to various categories for the sound bites. There might be sub categories.

Only then do we get to the sounds. Then each card can be a sound. Easy enough I presume?

My only worry is for things like progress bars, to see how long the sound lasts. Just like any media player, showing you the start, end and moves as you listen to more.

Two things from this, can it all work and is it lag free? I expect my app to be quite big if I'm honest. Size wise.
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
I think that the laggyness depends on the phone model. ;)
[Java for Android App Development] RED_:
That makes sense, of course a lot of people are on 2.3 so they may have older phones and therefore laggy ones.

I'm thinking of a sliding menu as well. Much like the YouTube app.
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
I like those sliding menus. :)

Well, my phone is on 4.2.2, but has 278 MB of RAM. (plus 128 MB swap added by me. :)) However, I have not tried this library.
[Java for Android App Development] RED_:
Yeah some of the libraries out that for sliding menus look great. It would minimize the amount of categories a user of my app would have to jump through as well.

I have a ICS phone with 1GB of RAM, laggy as hell. Probably the ROM rather than my phone. I use my Nexus 7 for most things so it doesn't bother me these days.
[Java for Android App Development] GadgetCheck:
From my experience in app development.

Dont use SlidingMenu or Tabs or card etc for the sake of using it or the eye candy.

First do a rough plot of ur app on paper see what is the most important features and UI transition.

Based on it choose the most appropriate UI/UX techniques. i.e cards or drawers or tabs or simple lists.

And considering speed well it all depends on the quality of code u write, library's can be enhanced if u want then to suit ur need for speed. But always remember if you are a beginner "writing low quality code is the steping stone to writing some of the best code", so keep improving and improvising your code.
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
You can pretty much do anything you want with the cards by modifying the library, here are some screenshots from an app I'm working on, all the cards you see and all their components are called programmatically.

I'll try to post a little guide on how to add your own constructors to the library, whenever I got some time. It's really quick and easy once you got the hang of it.

Screenshots

While it might not be perfectly smooth (especially when tapping on a card to make it come to the top of the stack. swiping is pretty smooth now) a little tip to make it smoother/less buggy-looking is to always nest the CardUI view in a RelativeLayout.

Otherwise, in a LinearLayout for example, the layout will only resize once the animation is finished, resulting in the cards being kinda cut at the bottom during the transition.