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[Galaxy S III Accessories] fluxdeity:
A 64gb Sandisk microsd is all I need. I've had the same one for 2 years now, still works amazing.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] tapsta:
I use a 64gb SanDisk. Phone didn't recognize exfat at first so I had to format mine :/
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Yi Kwang-Sun:
Sandisk 4GB class 10

For now is enough since I don't store music (I own a dedicated i-Pod) or movies in my S3, in the future maybe I'll move to something bigger
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Techno_Funky:
Sandisk 16gb Class 6
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Briteyez83:
So yesterday my bf brought me home a PMID705X polaroid 7" tablet and i cant seem to figure out how to root it. Im not a newbie at this cause i currently own a D4 rooted running 4.2JB with Avatar, AOKP and Liquid roms. This tablet is just stumping the hell out of me! Help
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elektrik2001:
http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.php?4276-HOW-TO-ROOT-POLAROID-PMID705X

This may help.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Briteyez83:
Thanks. ill let you know if it does.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elektrik2001:
Ok.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] chazla86:
OK was flashing cm10.1 nightly on my xt912 passed out during flash and now only thing that comes up is Motorola symbol screen turns on but non responsive
[Motorola Droid RAZR] anurag.dj2u:
Try to do full wipe and Caches and again reinstall it if it doesnt work then download another rom and try to work with that

Hit the thx button if i helped ya in anyways
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Dead Ringer:
Is it only me but I wish to keep the last call private but the XDA insists on showing it in big bold type on the phone panel with some ambarrasing consequences. How do I disable that feature.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] cruisin-thru:
I cant think of any scenario that would be a problem but if it because of secrets then get another phone and use that one for the calls you dont want anybody to see, personally my phone stays in my pocket when it isnt being used, if I did have something in there I didnt want anybody to see I wouldnt hand my phone to anybody else to give them the opportunity.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Dead Ringer:
Thank U CT but u will appreciate the Q is a techinical one not a moral one.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] cruisin-thru:
I am not moralising, I was offering a solution to your problem.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Dead Ringer:
With respect, CT, u offered a behavoural solution not a technical one. I expect there are others on 'xda-developers' that may proffer a technical solution. Thank you, nontheless.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] cruisin-thru:
If you go to settings/phone and enable "require pin", the only thing you see on the phone page is "enter pin".
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] kevin.beecher:
phone calls

hi

just go into call history and delete the call you dont want anyone to see.

regards kevin b :lol:
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vincss:
Hello,

I’m having a Defy running with CM10 by Quarx NightBuild from 09/04.

When I’m using a GPS apps (Sygic) in my car with car charger plugged (Belkin USB Car Charger output 5v), instead of charging the phone, the battery drains slowly.

When I try to limit the Max CPU frequency to 800Mhz in the performance menu, when it comes back from sleep, it reset the frequency to 1000Mhz.

Any ideas how to solve this issues?

Buy a more powerful car charger? ( Maybe one that can charge my Asus transformer pad ? )

Thanks for your help.

Otherwise the rom is running fine!
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ezantera:
Huh, I had this same problem with early CM7 builds. Problem was solved by itself with newer bulds. I did not think it would come up again in someones CM10!!

I cannot actually help you sorry..
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vincss:
I've bought a new car charger on amazon :

USAMS USB Max 3,1A /1A (12 - 24V)

It seems to do the job for now.

:highfive:
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] voxigenboy:
Hey guys,

I have a TF101 with a broken screen. I'd like to buy a replacement and install it myself. However, for awhile now the charge port has not been working(when you plug in the USB cable it doesn't detect the cable/won't charge).

Before I bother getting a new screen, is that charge port a common issue/able to be fixed?

Oh and I suppose, where's a good place to get a replacement screen(cheap) ?

Thanks
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] ramdroid77:
When starting with Android development most people start so by using Eclipse, so did I. Unfortunately for me this was a quite frustrating experience no matter if I developed on Windows or Linux. I often had troubles launching projects after some changes and was forced to rebuild the whole workspace (which takes a while esp. if you included a couple library projects). So after a while I decided to switch to IDEA which is a lot more satisfying. I never had any issues with broken projects and everything just builds so much faster.

One big difference (and it seems many people have troubles with it) is IDEA's handling of library projects. Unfortunately I think this is done in a very logical way, as each "project" is handled as a model. Means you create a project ("My app"), add a module for your main app project, and add new modules for each library project you would add. For each modules you can set the dependencies and say on which modules it depends.

In the newest version (12) Jetbrains also added an Android UI designer, which was one of the features not available before.

If you are curious you can download and install IDEA from their website, or when you are using Ubuntu you can simply download it from Software center.

http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/

And here's a nice article given a quick introduction:

http://www.itwriting.com/blog/7083-intellij-idea-the-best-ide-for-programming-android.html
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Awesoham:
IDEA rocks, +1. It makes my little Arch box work like a real PC at times :D
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] alanljw:
i use idea too,just feel good

Sent from my Nexus 4
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] subtask:
What about the on-the-fly analysis performed by IDEA during development? Does it detect many bugs?

Have you never used this functionality?
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] subtask:
Nobody uses this feature of IDEA?
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Archer:
I've only had a brief play with it so far - updated the Android SDK and loaded 1 project from GitHub, but it compiles like lightning compared to Eclipse. Thanks for letting us know about this - it's much appreciated :)
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] NuShrike:
So how does it handle multi-module projects? The advantage of Eclipse/Qt Creator is you can keep multiple projects open at once plus the plugin integration with Maven and Git.

I briefly tried out IntelliJ a couple months back and immediately stepped away when it failed multi-module requirement for me.

More speed than molasses Eclipse would be nice, though the Windows version runs tolerably on fast i5 and SSD.

If it supports .webp on the UI designer (unlike Eclipse), then I'll be all over it!
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] CrazyCoder:
IntelliJ IDEA has no workspace concept like Eclipse, but its project can have multiple modules: http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/documentation/migration_faq.html .
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Nucleotide:
I'm a total noob/beginner when it comes to programming - never really been into it. That said, I've recently been giving it a go using Eclipse - creating my own Android app. I've just installed IDEA and find it far better to use then Eclipse. Really loving it actually.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Dovidhalevi:
I never got into Eclipse. The only Eclipse project I tried using was IBM's Lotus version of OpenOffice. The thing was huge, bloated with Eclipse libraries.

Netbeans is my preferred IDE (also good for C++ and others) but it, unfortunately, falls short for Android.

Intellij worked first try. Glad to see a forum for this on XDA!
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] SterAllures:
Really happy this gets some attention, I've switched from Eclipse to IDEA a while ago and I can't go back.

IDEA is just so smart and works so nice!

I think the best part of IntelliJ is that when you are programming you do it in one environment, from IntelliJ I can see Jira stories, commit svn/git and everything else I do while programming, without switching to 5 different applications

I hope more and more people will switch to IntelliJ, thanks for this thread!
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Quipeace:
Isn't anyone here bothered by the slow compile times compared to Eclipse? I'm working on a relatively large project, and each time anything is modified it seems to rebuild from scratch. Eclipse in comparision is able to launch the app with the new changes almost instantly.

I love IntelliJ when it comes to it's editor and project management, but in the end it takes about 20s to get my changes on the screen. I'm probably saving some time not having to bother with corrupted workspaces and such though.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] t4ure4n:
I have been using it for more than a year now, haven't looked back at eclipse again.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Tomaxda:
One thing that bugs me about all of these options is that they don't work on Android itself. Not a big deal for me yet, but I see it becoming more important as we start to see Android devices with bigger screens and keyboards.

I know that AIDE is a decent IDE that runs on Android, but it only runs on Android and it doesn't compare with Eclipse or IntelliJ (yet).

I heard that the current version of Eclipse (4.2) enables some degree of GUI independence, and the next version (due in June) enforces that. That would be a good step forward, but still mostly a theoretical one.

If JetBrain were to undertake the rather large task of making IntelliJ work on Android, as well as existing desktop platforms, they would certainly get my $.

I wonder - is the new Gradle based build system compatible with Android itself?

I found the new-ish GAE Endpoints service to be quite interesting in that part of the build process (code generation) happens on the server as a service. This strikes me as very Googly and I wonder whether Google will provide Android build as a service sometime in the near to medium future. That would certainly help move us towards a platform independent future, though I guess AIDE has shown that it is not the build system, but the IDE, that is holding us back from developing on Android.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] fractiousg:
I've been using IntelliJ since just after I started Android development (2+ years ago). I had tried Eclipse before that, and besides the excellent feature set, always found the editor to be lacking in many ways (still no virtual space). So when starting with Android development I just hated it because I had to do it in Eclipse. No offense to the people who use and love it, I'm sure that it is a great IDE, it just does not suit me at all.

When I discovered IntellJ, I immediately felt comfortable within the IDE. This made me enjoy the coding that much more which, to me, beats out any feature that an IDE can ever have. IntelliJ has some shortcomings, but overall I find it an exceptional IDE for Android development. It can be a tad sluggish in large projects, but not to the point of annoyance. It is also insanely stable, and I have NEVER in 2 years of working with it had a single crash - just brilliant.

Also, having been using it over an extended period, I can safely say that they excellent developers at JetBrains have constantly been improving on the Android support within the IDE. Feature wise, I think that IntellJ is definitely almost on par with Eclipse, and they have done this without any official support from Google (as far as I know). If Google would take notice of IntelliJ and provide support (I'm thinking ADT) that would just make it even better - here's hoping.

I would highly recommend anyone attempting android development to give IntellJ a go - the Community Edition is free. Especially developers coming from Visual Studio :)
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] DubelBoom:
Thanks, tried it, but I prefer Eclipse.

I'm a new programmer (now learning), and it seems better for me now.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] fractiousg:
I think this is an important point. Try all the options available, and make a choice based on what you prefer.

I'm just glad that at this point Android has at least two very capable IDEs to provide that choice.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] truehybridx:
I really cant figure out how to get IDEA to see my install of the android SDK. It looks like their setup tutorial assumes default locations for jdk and android-sdk on windows. How do you setup paths if android-sdk is somewhere else? (using a mac)

Also, second link on the first post seems to be dead right now.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] CrazyCoder:
Check my answer here: http://stackoverflow.com/a/16485929/104891 .
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] cyberguru:
I am on my second attempt at using IDEA for Android dev and I am stuck at the same point as last time, and its the only thing that Eclipse has going for it: I want to create a new Android app, min SDK 8, target SDK 17 (or whatever). This is fairly easy in Eclipse and I can go though the wizard for a new project, choose my settings, even the app icon and end up with the bare outline of my app that has the ICS style (ie an ActionBar & Holo theme)... can I hell do this is IDEA. I know that there is something I am/am not doing that is causing this but I have followed tutorials for adding support libs and even had a go at ActionBarSherlock.

I think this is where a lot of users are scared off of IDEA - I think its interface and usability is better than Eclipse, hell, the GUI editor for the layout XML files is better in IDEA than in Eclipse! (Eclipse freaked out on me several times trying to put static, non moving buttons at the bottom of the screen with a vertical scrollview above them, IDEA, sure, no problem!).

If they could sort the basics out, like getting the wizards included and even if they could allow you to add in various other frameworks (ABS, ViewPager etc) then they would have a winner.

On that matter, anyone got a tutorial on setting up a new project in IDEA the same as Eclipse with Holo theme?

Thanks
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Archer:
I'm completely winging it here as I've not tried it, but could you not set up the project in Eclipse, using the familiar project options, and then simply open the same project in IDEA? The first thing I built in it was a project I'd made in Eclipse and it only took a few tweaks to make sure the SDK was up-to-date and it worked fine. Long winded, I know, but the best of both worlds.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] cyberguru:
Hi Archer,

I did do that eventually with a small-medium sized project and it seemed to work fine, but just thought it would be nice to be able to stick to the one IDE. (and the imported project was full of crap. My crap; just wanted a fresh project).

I wonder if you could run through the wizard in Eclipse, and save the project somewhere, call it "SDK 17 Project" for example, and then in IDEA, do project from existing code and always refer to your saved "SDK 17 Project", save you having to go through Eclipse wizard every time you want a new project.

I also came across a tutorial for IDEA, ABS and something called Maven yesterday. Looked a bit complicated to get going, and being at work I didn't want to download more random stuff off the net (we are being monitored by big brother and have to provide a business justification for downloads, even open source!), but it looks like it can pull in different framworks like ABS etc.

For your consideration: Setting up IntelliJ IDEA 12, ABS, roboelectric and Maven
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] DubelBoom:
Move to Android Studio, based on IntelliJ but edited by Google :)
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] damac:
Is it available to download? I did a quick search but only found news articles without download link...
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] DubelBoom:
I think not yet, but probably very soon :)

EDIT: here it is: http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/studio.html#download
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] fractiousg:
Thanks for the link...def the best news from the Keynote for me :D
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] szpic:
It's very early version. I can't even install it. Even with fix they are suggesting during installation ;)
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] fractiousg:
I haven't tried installing yet...but to me, the fact that Google is finally officially supporting another IDE is fantastic. More choice is always a good thing.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Dovidhalevi:
Linux installation:

1. Untar to some location, i.e. /opt/

2. Thing is a mess: fix it by simply

[sudo] chown -R root:root android\ studio

(or whatever user you want).

3. It is now fine. Run it by

path/to/android\ studio/bin/studio.sh
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Nilzor:
If you're on windows, follow this guide

Anyway, have people gotten this to work? I have managed to install it and create a new project, but I really can't see half the features they demonstrated in the talk after the keynote today. The XML-Rendered preview side-by-side works, but the code folding for resource references and icon preview in the sidebar does not (See this image - red and orange markings where I'd expected things to happen)
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] imtoomuch:
Which is the second IDE that you are referring to?

I am not a programmer, but I just started reading a Java book and I'm about to download my first IDE.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] damac:
The other, which was until now the official android dev ide: eclipse
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Dovidhalevi:
WIP. Some/many features not done yet.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] randomvector:
I am just starting off learning programming and have downloaded the IntelliJ IDEA community edition as well as the new Android Studio 0.1. I know its very early but for me to make workable android app should I just stick with IntelliJ IDEA for the moment until Android Studio is more feature complete? In terms of stability I mean. They look almost identical (as the latter is based of the former). I want to produce something that I can hopefully use and then publish so am confused as to which one to use. Any help would be great.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Nilzor:
randomvector: Go with the new Android Studio for sure. I'm pretty sure it's got all features of IntelliJ Community Edition 12. and more. No reason to install an old version. When Google talks about Android Studio being "feature incomplete", they're comparing the Android-specific features to the Android tools for Eclipse. I think that mostly is related to Lint code verification (pre-compile-time code checking) based on what I heard on the talk yesterday from Google IO

edit: Just to underline- I've been using IntelliJ 12 for half a year now for Android development, and even that version is better than Eclipse imo. I'm also immediately upgrading to Android Studio.

---------- Post added at 09:52 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:47 AM ----------

Source?

It doesn't make sense to announce a set of features, which obviously is working at some level, release an alpha, and then not include the features just demonstrated! It's an alpha! We expect things not to be perfect, but we also expect all WIP-features to be included in the build!
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Dovidhalevi:
Says so on site. Not my responsibility, obviously. Still, worth a try.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] fractiousg:
I would recommend that you actually go with IntellJ IDEA for now. Even though I am very excited about Android Studio, I think that it will be better for you starting out to work in a stable environment. Otherwise you might run into problems which you won't know if they are your fault or that of an alpha version IDE. That might be frustrating for you.

IntelliJ is a fantastic IDE so there is no downside to using it until Android Studio finds it's legs. Many great apps have already been developed and published by developers using IntelliJ. Also, everything you learn about IntellJ will be relevant when you eventually switch over to Android Studio :)
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] randomvector:
Hi I am trying out Android Studio now, seems a lot more user friendly for setting up a Project thanks for the info as well. :good:

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Good point. I was reading the IntelliJ blog and they said that projects from the IntelliJ IDE and Android Studio will be able to open in both IDEs.

Actually I have switched back to IntelliJ as I am learning. It is more similar to Eclipse in naming and is a lot easier to follow along in tutorials. I'll wait till I have a better grasp of the IDE to make a more informed decision.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Nilzor:
I disagree. Android Studio is not an unstable IDE - it's built on IntelliJ! The unstable parts of the IDE is the Android integration on top which Google have implemented. It's not a core part of the IDE. We're talking about things like code hints, code folding and android-specific refactoring. If you can live without it (IntelliJ 12) you can also live with a shaky alpha-version of it (Android Studio).

That said, if you do go for IntelliJ 12, make sure you use the Gradle builder for the project, so that you won't need to change the build system when upgrading to Android Studio at a later point.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] fractiousg:
I just meant that as a new developer it may be easier to stick with something that is guaranteed to work as expected, so that you can focus on your code and learning Android instead. Even though it is based on IntellJ 12, Android Studio may actually be more unstable because of the additions - as developers we all know that adding something to a stable code based can cause problems. It would be frustrating for an unseasoned user to have to deal with IDE issues while trying to learn Android development.

Personally, I am using Android Studio and will likely stick with it from now on (unless I run into some show stopping bugs) :D

PS. thanks for the tip about the build system, I was not aware of that!
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] randomvector:
When I tried out the Android Studio I had no idea what the Gradle part of the Project was as some of the naming of parts were totally different to Eclipse so I just stuck with IntelliJ.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] nikwen:
This video from the Google I/O 2013 is great for starting with Android Studio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmv1dTnhLH4
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] nikwen:
Android Studio update: 0.1.1 now!!! :)

EDIT:

https://plus.google.com/+AndroidDevelopers/posts/R6cHYSixrKh
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] nikwen:
Another update: 0.1.2 :)

https://plus.google.com/+AndroidDevelopers/posts/YVYhhB7rHPm
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] picstatistics:
I have tried it today and it is really interesting. Design mode works perfect and seems that has less problems with libraries, etc.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Awesoham:
OP please rename the thread.

Android development without Eclipse ****tiness now for everyone :)
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] :
Would the UI builder be comparable with WindowBuilder for Swing?
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] nikwen:
I think so. I find it very easy to use, especially when your root element is a Relative Layout.