yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X+] markwoo:
I have updated booti.img and removed bloatware using the Rom now download link is dead to much traffic I'm not really up on the dropbox thing kinda new to me
[HTC One X+] markwoo:
As far the radios I tryed doing that on my atrix4g couple years back where u could flash to to radio's partition but never saw any gains here but guess it also depends on location I'm not sure
[HTC One X+] gothicasshole:
I mite flash this Rom I got a nandroid of the stock but no stock boot.img irk if its my digitizer or what but my phones screwed up even did a clean reinstall still messed up I'm getting dead spots
[HTC One X+] markwoo:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/5kc5ayypw9u56if/2OTAPkg.zipI
[HTC One X+] cstayton:
1.19.502.1 is not the current HTC release, 2.15.502.1 is the current release and both ROMS based on that version are now built from OTA + The official Released RUU.

Your efforts are appreciated it's always nice to see others take an interest in devving but just as an FYI research always makes things a little easier for up and coming devs.:good:
[HTC One X+] markwoo:
I know thiis thread is old was going to update it when new Rom.zilp is decrypted my computer isn't working hasn't for awhile also this link has been removed..
[HTC One X+] markwoo:
Thread needs closed outdated
[HTC One X+] markwoo:
What are you talkin about everything's outdated on this phone
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] Dialtone27:
Hi guys,

I have searched for the splash screens in my MDA II

What should be the name

Thanks

Dialttone.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] bobopopo:
There must be a CAB file named "TMOBCustomize.sa.CAB" in the ExtROM.

Open this cab file with WIN CE CAB Manager, there you you'll find two files named

Splash1.nb

Splash2.nb

These files can be changed by editing the CAB and removing the files (then the splash images which are embedded in the ms_nbf will be used) or changed by removing the old SplashX.nb and importing modified files.

If you want an individual splash screen, you should create an BMP file with 24bit (size 240x320). Then cut 13 pixel on the right side and "glue" it to the right side of the picture. In the first moment that might sound strange, but if you you don't modify it like this, the screen will be corrupt. (Somebody started to create a tool to make it easier but has not finished).

Another alternative is to change the splash screen in the ms_.nbf with ER2003Edit form Softworkz and then leave the TMOBCustomize.sa.CAB without the two SplashX.nb files. This is also a good way to save 500 kb of space in the ExtROM.

Hope that helps... :)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] big70tom:
Will this be tmobile forum or will it be different?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gja88:
My thoughts exactly.

Sent from my Nexus 4
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] big70tom:
No one knows
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] linedpaper:
Hello,

I'm new to Android and having some trouble syncing my music over. I use a Mac and downloaded DoubleTwist to sync my music from iTunes, however DoubleTwist tells me I need to enable mass storage mode, but from what I am finding that is not possible on the One. Anybody know a better way to do this? I'm not stuck on DoubleTwist, I just want to be able to sync an iTunes playlist with my One.

Thanks,

Tim
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Long813:
Settings > Developer Options > USB Debugging.

Turn that on and you should be able to read the phone from your computer.

I think that is what you are having problems with. If not, someone else can help out.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jimmymoo:
Mine isn't working. When I uncheck the USB debug, the HTC Sync Manager said the device is locked. Please unlocked it and try again. But the phone is not locked. I'm at the App grids.

Anyone have any idea?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cachookaman:
jelly bean only uses MTP. youll have to somehow enable that on your mac.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] Juvenall:
So I've traded in my beloved Nexus 7 for a Galaxy Note 8. Here's why:

A lot of the decision was based around the extremely poor execution on the Nexus brand. The Galaxy Nexus launch was smooth, but Verizon only. I preordered the Nexus 7 the moment it became possible to do so, only to have my order take weeks to process and with no way to cancel it after I was able to walk into a Sam's Club and pick up one of the dozen or so they had in stock (I actually had to cancel the card I used to preorder it to prevent Google from billing me). Most recently, the case study in botched launches we call the Nexus 4 was simply unacceptable from a company as big and as smart as Google. Toss in the scant attention they give to accessories (Nexus 7 desktop dock, anyone?) and my faith in Google as a hardware partner has simply been abolished. There was no way in hell I was going to try the next Nexus 7 and hope they've improved things.

That aside, the Nexus 7 was an awesome tablet, but the form factor was a real turn off for me. The thing just felt so bulky in my hand and pocket. That didn't keep me from using the crap out of it, but I really wanted to find an iPad Mini sized device with Android on it. Superficial, I know, but I can't say it wasn't a factor when I read how thin the Note 8 was going to be. Even if the next Nexus 7 is just as thin, the killer feature for me is the S Pen. Android tablets and a third party stylus are just north of complete disappointment. Every tablet I've owned since the Motorola Xoom really sucked in this department. Since my day job now involves 3x as many meetings as it did when I got the N7, the ability to take quick notes and sketch out something rough was a huge selling point. Having used it for a week now, that alone has completely justified the extra cost over an N7 for me.

I do hate a few things, however. The capacitive buttons are annoying as hell in landscape. More than once already, I've hit the back button while playing a game or reading something. How this made it past any sort of QA testing is beyond me. While we're on the subject of "wtf", who's bright idea was it to place the speakers on the part of the device you cover up in landscape? It's very clear that they intended this device to be used in one position and that's extremely unfortunate.

In the end, I'm extremely happy with it. My experience so far has been vastly positive and it's been the most practical Android tablet I've owned to date. Granted, most of that feeling is focused on how much I like the S Pen. Without that, I never would have given this tablet the time of day, even with the better form factor.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] theraker007:
great review.. i feel largely the same way with the biggest negative being the capacitive buttons in landscape.. oversight in my opinion that maybe they can develop a disable in landscape option.

I think also underrated is 'reading mode' and i really appreciate samsungs letting us add any app to the list.. I find it much easier and much less strain on the eyes when reading pdfs that way
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] Southrice:
I kept my nexus 7, so now i have the best of both worlds =) But on another note, note 8 is extremely smooth, its awesome.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] panda00:
About the capacitive buttons... it is possible to active on screen buttons if you're desperate lol... It would take effort though.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] beautifull.areeba:
great information you have to post, this one is quit materialistic and also have a deep information about Nexus 7
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] BlobLobba:
I have to agree about the bulky casing of the Nexus 7, Galaxy 8.0 is a good alternative for sure. Thanks for posting your thoughts.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] alicepattinson:
I really really really want to have a Note 8 but it's sooooo big. hehehe. I hope my hands are big enough to hold it easily
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] riassan:
With root, button savior is always an option on any device for on screen buttons :)
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] N8shon:
I did the same thing. I own a Note 2 and had a Nexus 7. I tried out a Note 10.1 and a Nexus 10 for a week each and returned them both. After seeing what the Note 8.0 was about to bring to the table, I sold my Nexus 7 on the launch day of the Note 8.0 and went with that. I love this thing. For me the size and weight played a huge role as well, not to mention the fact that for me I am not very productive with a tablet unless I have a method of data entry other than touch, like the S Pen or a physical keyboard. After being so happy with my Note 2, the 8.0 ended up being the perfect choice.

Sent from my Note 2
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] Dannyada1988:
Galaxy 8.0 is a good alternative for sure.+1

But I have heard the next generation of Nexus 7 will come on Google I/O 2013, and it seems own the more powerful specs than the present one, and I do want to compare the new one with Galaxy Note 8.0.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] sactownbwoy:
True but unless it has an active digitizer (S-Pen) it doesn't compare. I bought the Note 8.0 for one reason, the S-Pen. I had the Samsung series 7 slate with an active digitizer and loved it, wished for something smaller that I could use. I then bought the Surface Pro and the stylus comes in handy, I use it all the time. I take my Surface to meetings and take notes with it. Now with the Note 8.0 I can go completely digital with my note taking. I will be able to through it in my cargo pocket and take it with me everywhere to take notes and stuff.

I understand everyone has different uses but the Note 8.0 is in a different class with the S-Pen. The iPad mini and Nexus 7, both nice devices owned a Nexus 7, don't compare.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] nicoled985:
Wow learned something new. Thanks!
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] hung2900:
Me too. I love the Spen, but I hate Mali-400MP inside it (Having Note 2). Have no idea why Samsung doesn't put Snapdragon S600 (or at least S4 Pro) into it.

8.0 inch is the perfect side for a tablet, so I'm waiting for its successor.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] HazMatic:
I traded up from the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1'' and I DONT regret it. The 8.0'' screen is perfect, still kinda fits in your pocket, the extra inch over the 7'' tabs is duly noted and the -2.1 inches from my former tablet isnt even missed. I, so far, have no complaints about my Note! ;)
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] Juvenall:
I've read a lot of people complain about it, but no one is really saying why. My experience so far is that the OS runs as snappy as any device I've ever used, applications load up quickly, and so far, every game I've tossed on it plays just fine. Could it be faster, less power hungry, or newer? Sure, but I'm not seeing a reason why I should care, either.

I'd love to hear some thoughts on why people have such a problem with the processor.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] robyr:
It boils down to some dumb "It's great, but we want <insert the new tech buzzword" fanboyism. By all means the SoC is great, is tried and tested, and more than powerful enough for anything on the platform or on the horizon.

Basically, a bunch of biased blogs used it as a knock against the Note 8, and because its not an octa-core Exynos 6 with 8GB of RAM and a GeForce 790GT it's suddenly bad. Even though they had literally just got done gushing over the same SoC in the Note 2 and others.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] hung2900:
Reason? Cannot play fruit ninja perfectly smoothly. ShadowGun DZ seems even laggier than my tf101.

I didn't say anything abt the processor, coz even 1ghz quad core (power saving mode? Is totally enough. But the GPU...
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] robyr:
I don't play these games, but I am pretty sure hyperbole of comparing any function of the N8 to the TF101 is not going to help your argument. I went and downloaded Shadowgun for kicks, and it plays like a scalded dog on my Note 8 (and Note 2 for that matter),

My fathers TF101 struggles to replay the Quadrant render. The Tegra2 was, and always has been, a total slug.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] Juvenall:
Fruit Ninja is playing just fine for me on my GT-N5110, so I'm not sure where you're getting its not "perfectly smooth". The same goes for large games like Asphalt 7 or Max Payne in that they play as well on this device as they do on my N7 or TF300T.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] AndroidAllDay:
Both are great tablets!
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] Chronzy:
I agree that the value of this tab is in the S pen. It plays a central role in a Note device, not an added feature. So comparing to N7 or Ipad mini is like apples and oranges to me. From texting to taking notes to just using it from off to the side to scroll and click about, it's a great enhancement to the user experience.

I actually don't have mine yet, should be delivered tomorrow. But I come from a Note 2 (which I loved but just a little big for a phone, went back to the S3) so I know what I'm in for. But from that point, I always thought, "if they come out with a 7-8" Note tab, I'm definitely buying it". I think it's gonna be great for productivity which is mainly what i'm buying it for. Otherwise I love my N7 for a standard tab.

But really, I just laugh to myself when people compare it directly to other tablets. Totally different user experience!

Can't wait till we get some root and some roms for this thing!
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] Juvenall:
That's why I think people who are complaining about its GPU are missing the point of the device. The Note series was designed for a very particular type of user with a very specific need in mind and in that capacity, I feel it hits the marks perfectly. No, it's not the high end portable gaming device of your dreams nor the octacore beast running the bleeding edge of technology, but it's not trying to be that. [/QUOTE]

We do have root available and a work-in-progress recovery. All I need now is a port of Paranoid Android and I'll be set :D
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] Chronzy:
Ahh, don't know how I missed the root post. Awesome, I'll take some AOKP personally, but i'm sure any aosp roms are a ways off... gonna be all the modded TW versions first. And i'm not sure how much development there will be for this device overall. Don't think it will be an overly popular device. Might just take some time, or I might be pleasantly surprised. We'll see.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] jntdroid:
mskip is doing a toolkit for it, so that's at least a good start!
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] Chronzy:
Good to know, that's a very good start.:good:
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] Juvenall:
At this point, I'll take anything that doesn't include TouchWiz's notification toggles.

I haven't used AOKP in a while, so I have no idea what features they have now, but I was a heavy user of PA on my Nexus 7 because of it's Pie Controls, "extended desktop", and more importantly, the ability to force specific apps into a tablet layout. The change they made to AOSP (4.1 or 4.2, I think?) to force the notification tray on tablets just irked me. With Pie/LMT and extended desktop, I get those oh so precious pixels back.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] Chronzy:
As far as the toggles, there's several good toggle apps out there. I haven't needed one in a while but I might soon.

PA is one of the most innovative roms out there no doubt. I just personally never used many of the features. I love the nav bar btw haha.. as soon as possible i'm gonna be looking to add that. I'm hoping the method to hack the nav bar on this device is similar to the Note 2. And hopefully not too far off we'll all have our fav rom supported.

Edit: and someone's already working on the nav bar: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2244625

I need to find some time to read through this forum a little more.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] seventwozero:
Has anyone come from, or have, a Note 10.1?

After a year of heavy use I've come to realize the 10.1 is fairly clunky most of the time. It takes up a good amount of space on small desks in class, its clumsy to hold in bed, or sitting anywhere for that matter. I'm wondering how much more convenient the 8 is, if any, over the 10.1.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] XDA Gangi:
Opinion time

Would you say the spen note combo is strong enough to be used like a college note pad ?
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] watzone69:
Amen brother! This is my first Samsung device and now I know what all of the pissing and moaning about TW was all about. I can't wait for AO-anything but touchwiz-P roms to get here.

I had originally ordered a N7 yesterday but then saw the rumours about the next gen coming out soon. I cancelled my playstore order and was going to wait but, after playing with the GN8 at best buy today I pulled the trigger on it. So far I think it's the best small tablet available.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] Vincent Vegas:
If the next Nexus has a 7.7" screen and the price stays close to the first generation, I'm buying it as soon as it becomes available. I just think 7" is a hair too small, 8" is just about right, so a 7.7" screen would seal the deal for me.

I own a Nexus 7 now with Paranoid Android and love it. I covet just a bit more screen space. Official info on the next Nexus 7 is a few weeks away, so I'm waiting. And in any event, if I go for the Note 8, I want a black or grey one, with 32GB.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] Warrior1975:
I didn't have a Note 10.1, however I did have a 10" tablet, which I find to be too bulky as well. Nexus 7 was perfect until I bought the Note 2, then I basically stopped using the N7. I feel this is the perfect size tab.

Sent from my GT-N5110 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2

---------- Post added at 12:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:01 PM ----------

nvm.

Sent from my GT-N5110 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] Juvenall:
I loved my 10-inch tablets for watching video and to a point, gaming, but they were such a hassle to lug around that I found myself leaving them behind. Not exactly the fate I want for such an expensive device. Having loved the Nook Color's size and form factor, I jumped at the Nexus 7 the moment the preorder went up, and putting aside Google's screw ups with consumer hardware, the device was nearly perfect. My only real complaint was how thick it was. Honestly, had it been closer in depth that the Note 8 is currently, I wouldn't likely have made the jump so quickly (even though I would have ended up here at some point because of my love of the S Pen).
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] nicoled985:


Tf101 as in the original transformer? You've got to be kidding. I gave my transformer to my dad. That thing was so slow and laggy. This thing plays every game I've thrown at it without hiccups. The transformer came out like 2 years ago lol ice cream sandwich screwed it.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] hertsjoatmon:
The original transformer isnt that bad. I've been happy with mine (apart from the size and weight) for a long time. It may not be able to run the latest and greatest games, but its held up pretty well over the years for general use. Stock ROM is ok (I use mine OC'd to 1400mhz though), but some of the custom ROMS really give it a shot in the arm. The TeamEOS 4 builds are particularly good. The most demanding game I play on it is Dead Trigger with a PS3 controller plugged into it and it runs that with only the occasional stutter.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] nicoled985:
I never rooted or flashed but updated to ics and went downhill. Got sluggish and had random reboots plus the battery drained from just sitting there.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] sefrcoko:
Why/how did you update to ics? Note 8 comes with the newer jellybean...
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] Warrior1975:
I think she was talking about the transformer.

Sent from my GT-N5110 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] sefrcoko:
Ah that makes sense, thanks :o. No quote was used in her post so I thought she meant the Note 8 :).
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] nicoled985:
We were talkin about the old asus transformer tablet
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] sefrcoko:
Thanks, Warrior already pointed that out ;)
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] nicoled985:
Haha no problem
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] rosareven:
Cheers for the review. I'm also part of the "ditched Nexus 7 for Note 8" club, mostly for the S Pen. I was going to get Note 10 actually, but Note 8 came out the day I was about to buy Note 10, and I'm used to the diary-form factor from prolonged use of Nexus 7.

As a handwriting lover at the same time, I have a minor complaint with the Note 8's default pen. It is too thin to be gripped comfortably for long when I try to write normally. After writing a page or so, the pen would slip past my fingertips towards my palm, so the pen ends up being held by my fingers' mid section instead of my fingertips. If anyone can confirm that the Note 10 pen or Wacom Bamboo Feel also work with Note 8, I would be grateful as I would use those instead.

Overall however, it is a lovely tablet and definitely made for productivity.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) General] melvill:
I had the Nexus 10 before buying the Note 8 N5100. I feel the same way you do about the 10.1 with the nexus 10. Since i got the Note the nexus just lies on my desk as a glorified paper weight. When doing anything, browsing the net, reading on my couch playing games, the note takes it. Easier to hold, not nearly as heavy and just much more comfortable. You do notice the screen ppi difference tho. Nexus 10 screen is amazing.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] T679noob:
My friend just gave me this phone, as he bought the HTC One. It's running 2.3.4. I have above average experience with rooting/flashing on Samsung devices, but never HTC. Could someone point me in the direction of the easiest way to root this phone and get prepared to flash? I'd prefer not to setup adb and all that jazz on my PC. Any help would be appreciated. Also, maybe a tip on the most stable version of jelly bean. Thanks!
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] estallings15:
You'll need adb to downgrade. No way around it. You can only get S-Off from Froyo. Use the guide linked in the thread RIGHT BELOW this one. Once downgraded, use the ultimate S-Off thread stickied in development.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] T679noob:
Welp, that's a pretty damn intensive process lol... Thanks.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] estallings15:
Welcome to HTC. Now bend over and grab your ankles.
[Android Apps and Games] Twodads:
Description:

PhotoChron ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.photochron&hl=en ) is a free app that lets you take a photo a day, week or month and build them into a timelapse video.

I built it to track my son growing up, and I've been developing and using it for the past 2 years!

Trailer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1xpqcH-7FI

Features:

Use a simple face outline or the previous frame to help you line up your photos

Set up reminders for every day, week or month

Photochron will detect faces to help with photo alignment if you ask it

Easy sharing to Youtube, Facebook, Google+ etc.

Import old photos from your phone gallery

Back up your photos to your Google Drive account

Screenshots:
[Android Apps and Games] gradford11:
Thank you, I already know how I'm gonna use this. Awesome work.
[Android Apps and Games] AMoosa:
Awesome idea! Love it
[Android Apps and Games] version2.0:
Awesome idea!

Thats a ****ing great Idea!

I will try it on my self, using my Nexus 7 :)
[Android Apps and Games] k6?:
great app, thankyou!!!
[Android Apps and Games] anthmur:
Excellent app cheers
[Android Apps and Games] DforDesign:
Anyone else making a baby to test this app?:good:
[Android Apps and Games] abprie:
nice idea, but can you explain, why you need access to my accounts?
[Android Apps and Games] AMoosa:
Love the app. What would make it perfect is if it faded to the next picture instead of just cutting to it. Could this be implemented please?