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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] apen83:
First i would like to thank AddisG for allowing me to takeover his theme by alexanter the great who allowed him to port his awesome theme over to our BEAST!! Here's the original thread

And i would like to thank ptmr3 and AddisG and johnnywhojr for getting me to the point i am today also like to thank verifiedsub and bwells88 for testing and giving me feedbacks!

This theme works with Jedi Roms.

Please Do NOT re-post this theme anywhere else!

Screenshots

What's themed:

framework-res

lidroid-res

SecContacts

SecMms

SecSettings

SecGallery2

SecEmail

Gmail

SecBrowser

SecPhone

SuperUser

SecDownloadProviderUI

SecFmRadio

SecMusicPlayer

MyFiles

SystemUI

Velvet

VoiceRecorder

VideoPlayer

SecLauncher2

SecPhone

SamsungCamera

ClockPackage

and more..

FLASHING INSTRUCTIONS

1 Backup Rom

2 Reboot to Recovery

3 Flash theme (recommend from internal memory!)

4 Reboot

Warning

Make sure you are not on any other theme or you will have issues.

Flash at your own risk!

http://d-h.st/hmX

Changelog: 050113

S-Voice removed to help with Fcing

Please hit the THANKS button. Hope you guys enjoy
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] apen83:
Taking this
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] apen83:
Never know
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] MobileAllStar:
Download Link is down
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] apen83:
Not anymore lol:D
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] icedventimocha:
Nice to see you keeping this going. It's a great theme.

Sent from my Galaxy Note II
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] MobileAllStar:
Lol nice... Thank you sir
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] apen83:
Yes sir it is.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrfuzzie23:
what's the difference between this one and the one Addis posted? the file name is the same name and size?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] astrocity:
Man I wish I wasn't so happy with beans becsuse this theme is SICK
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] apen83:
Im taking over for him because he will be no longer updating it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrfuzzie23:
alright but is the current zip in the OP still the same one he posted or did you make done changes already...?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] apen83:
Its the same
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] apen83:
Updated to fix s-voice fc
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] anonymously:
I dont think id be the only person who would love seeing this ported to meanbean international....
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] apen83:
Sorry if its not Deviant Development I wont touch it. They got me started on this stuff and wouldn't be right to stray in my eyes.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] chickoid:
Thank you for keeping up with this! It's my favorite theme to go with my favorite Rom :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] pitrofono:
Trouble connecting (MTP)

I am having trouble reconnecting to my MTP after Using it on PTP needs fixing. I love this theme good job! Thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] killa408shark:
Will this work on CleanRom ACE?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Shamestick:
It says for jedi roms, but I guess it could possibly work for cleanrom. The only way you could find out is backup and try it out haha
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] killa408shark:
Yea I know I was wondering because both roms have the same base. I guess im gonna have to give it a try and see what happens :)

---------- Post added at 04:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:40 PM ----------

Doesn't work :( oh well it said system UI stopped working
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] apen83:
Yep I made it specifically for jedi rom. It will not work on any other rom
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] killa408shark:
where can i get the default wallpaper for download?

Nvm I found it
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] killa408shark:
wil this work on X17?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] apen83:
It should work just fine
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sshafranko:
Works perfect. Thank you....

Sent from my SCH-I605 using Xparent BlueTapatalk 2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] killa408shark:
I flashed this on JediX18 and noticed on the pulldown the settings button looks like this
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] metaphysicalgx2:
Has this been tested on X19 running the S4 Jedi theme?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] williams091479:
I was using this theme before upgrading to X20. Now, after installing it, you can't see the letters on the keyboards. The keys are the normal dark color, but no white letters/numbers. Is this due to using the S4 mode?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] williams091479:
So, I reinstalled X20 w/o the S4 theme option, then installed this theme. The keyboard is working fine, but now I have no visible notification bar. If I drag my finger up there where it should be, I can drag it down, but you can't see the time and signal strength and other stuff like you normally can on the screen. Just a glitch with the new version of the ROM, or what?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kdizzleh85:
I was gonna try and port this baby over to 4.3 roms. I have the note2 and note3. Just wanted to see who I would ask or of this has been done so that I can either build or move on. Thanks again. I just haven't seen a lot of themes like this one since 4.1.2. One of my most favorite for sure.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sshafranko:
Pm apen the op of this thread. Also you want to bring it to 4.3? Why not 4.4? Also one of my favorite themes along with Motomoto.

Tweakedkat ,Flatkat and Leankat
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kdizzleh85:
Unfortunately I moved to the note 3. Now I'm onto that baby
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sshafranko:
Me too. Someone actually ported this theme to the international n3 i beleive.

Tweaked N III
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] ferganer:
I have been using mine for a few hours now and decided to write a bit about my first impressions. I hope these will be helpful.

Here are my initial thoughts (I am coming from the iPhone 5 that I had been using for the last 5 mos)

- The phone is light (feels too light for its size), but well made and well balanced in terms of weight. No issues with build quality (except for the one mentioned below). But it's so freaking slippery. I can't wait for my Spigen case to arrive.

- The screen is gorgeous. Large and vibrant. If you don't like AMOLED oversaturation, there is a "Movie" preset that tones down the colors.

- Battery life is the best I've ever experienced. Even compared to the iPhone. I used the phone for about 3 hours and was only down 25% (I understand that the gauge still needs to be calibrated and the battery life so far may not be typical).

- I am not a fan of stock Android, but Touchwhiz is bloated and laggy. With the specs that the phone has, there shouldn't be any choppiness or waiting for stock apps (caller, etc.) to open. But there is. I am hoping that Samsung will optimize the skin's performance in the next update.

- Related: People who put so much non-removable bloatware should be hung by their necks. Why is Flipboard, Chrome, Lookout and tens of other apps non-removable and always seem to run in the background? I'll wait for a verified list of safe-to-remove apps and bye-bye bloatware.

- Overall Touchwhiz is inconsistent. The design of stock apps varies so much. And damn those stupid bubble sounds.

- Camera is amazing in well-lit environments (better than the iPhone's), but not so much in low light (The Night mode fixes the issue for static objects though).

- Call sound quality is great.

- The only minor gripe about the build quality / design that I have concerns the power button. It's small, almost flush, and has very weak, almost non-existent tactile feedback. Just the opposite of what the power button on the iPhone is like. The volume rocker is fine though.

I will update this thread if I discover anything new.

Please, post your mini-reviews and first impressions here as well. Thanks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] GG2012:
Thanks for the early review. I'm getting mine tomorrow, so the wait is killing me.

Which color did you get by the way? And what did you think of that color?

I got black but still have some urge to get white. It might not matter because I also bought the Neo Hybrid case.

It does seem Samsung and T-Mo have put a lot of bloatware into the device - I can't wait for a good ROM to come by.

From my showrooming at AT&T and Best Buy, the display is indeed gorgeous and the design is better. I don't know.

I've seen the HTC One side by side with the S4 in AT&T and Best Buy, and I don't think the S4 is that much worse/cheap-feeling.

I actually found the S4 to be more comfortable to hold, and seems to fit more comfortably into my hand. The HTC One,

with all its aluminium glory, feels more rigid, and certainly not as light as the S4. I don't know.. preference.

I do think one other phone that doesn't get too much love is the Xperia Z. Great build quality, near-stock UI.

They have some nice themes that I'm using on the S3.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] oak25:
Good early review. I do have a question for you. I am thinking of returning this iPhone 5 for the S4. Knowing what you know now, would you advise others like me to hang on and wait it out? or is this a phone that even with its lag problems worth the switch?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] ferganer:
I got the black mist version and I like it much better than the white. But it's personal preference.

I have already rooted the phone using the Motochopper exploit (very easy; thanks to Dan).

I also find the design much better than the S3 (more "professional", "industrial").

I do like how the HTC looks and feel, but it's not by any means more rigid. None of these phones are rugged.

The Xperia Z is a great looking phone but I personally thing that the screen on the S4 and HTC One are miles better.

With that said, the most important factor for me was the removable battery. It's always great to have a phone that doesn't have a worn battery even after a year or two of use. Plus, the battery itself is the largest one among five-inchers.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] GG2012:
The Note 2 has the best battery life by far of any smartphone that is not the Droid Razr Maxx. That thing can last for days, and maybe weeks with the monster Anker extended battery. I hope I can get similar results with the S4, though I'm afraid if I keep a lot of apps, that will drain the battery faster. I have to say the dual speakers on the HTC One really impressed me. I'm wondering why Samsung still hasn't done it this way (or even better, dual front and back speakers). They're already one of the few tablet makers that put the speakers in front, and not the back. I live for the replaceable battery and microSD slot.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] ferganer:
It's personal preference. There are advantages for both phones.

iPhone is much more practical to use as a PHONE (smaller size, pocketability). It's much more fluid. However, the screen size and resolution are limiting.

The S4 being a flagship Android device offers great hardware (namely the screen) and customizibility.

I have rooted my phone and installed Titanium. I will remove as much bloatware as possible and see if that fixes the lagginess problem. I will report back.

Overall, I do not regret switching from the iPhone. So far, I am really liking the S4. Let's see if that changes :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] ttrevorr:
My wife and I just got ours. We switched from verizon to tmo and I switched from my galaxy nexus and she switched from an iphone5. I was really nervous that she wouldnt like it but so far she loves it and hasnt put it down in few hours. For me it wasnt that big of a change... but for her it is like the first time she picked up a smart phone. The screen i think is what she likes the best... it is big but the phone doesnt feel massive. I think it actually feels smaller in hand than my gnexus. And she really likes the camera (not talking quality just the options). It is going to take me some time to get use to touch wiz but I will probably unlock the bootloader and install cm 10.1 whenever it is available for it.

If anyone else is interested in any other details let me know.

I would have no problem recommending this over an iphone5 to anyone. I probably would never have said that about any other phone before (i made my mom get the iphone4s when it came out). Now when the next iphone (5s/6) comes out that may be a different story (but we will have to wait until apple lets us know what they are doing next).
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] ferganer:
Thanks for your input. Unfortunately, Tim Cook stated that we shouldn't be expecting a larger size/resolution screen iPhone any time soon. So, if screen size matters to you, the S4 is indeed a better option.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] pezlomd:
Phone is great. Lag is minor. But I do notice top of screen can get hot fairly quick from not too much intense tasks.. not to bad though. Amd an update will surely adress these things
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] adventure_of_link:
I made a unbagging (because Tmo shipped my GS4 in a polybag rather than a box), unpackaging, setup, and initial impressions video.

http://youtu.be/6aaJ_pAlFZw

Since I've filmed this, I wanna add this:

Basically, I believe this launch was less than stellar. Not only did Samsung tease the S4 over the last few months, but there's the locked/verifiable bootloaders (again I add verifiable because from my understanding on AT&T and most likely Verizon too, there's checks to make sure you have a legit recovery and boot image for those particular carriers, and if it fails, brick), little availability for 32GB (ironically the only carrier to have a 32GB version is the locking down AT&T); ZERO 64GB when they claimed that 16, 32, and 64 GB versions would be available, and as I expected, Sixaxis and Wii Remotes DO NOT work out of the box (mostly because it uses Android 4.2.2 and from past experience with my Nexus 7 it does NOT play nice with sixaxis or wii remotes for whatever reason).

Oh well, at least I did showcase the Motochopper root method at the time of filming and some time after I filmed, T-mobile's version of the bootloader can indeed be unlocked. (Sprint's is unlocked from the start, btw.)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] scott14719:
It's funny because AT&T keeps claiming "soon" for the 32 GB version yet no one knows (and AT&T will not say anything about) when "soon" is. So, although it could happen, AT&T doesn't have the 32 GB yet (and I think may never).
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] k0nane:
Not "can be unlocked", is unlocked. Period.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] LauraSakura:
I sold my razr maxx to someone and bought a galaxy nexus.I will never again buy a phone with a non removable battery. With my gnex I love carrying an extra fully charged battery in case of emergency or if I just run out of juice

GNex // Toro // CodeX // AK exp // Hue
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] dkotoric:
Im sorry man but this has to be the worst video i have seen in my life

Sent from my Nexus 4
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Charlie Brown:
ROFLMAO!

The best part is we get to see his feet and crusty toes roflcopter! (just kidding man)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] adventure_of_link:
hahahaha, I had to do anything I could to get that darned bag open ;) (and on that note, is probably yet another reason I need to seriously consider getting the tripod for my S4... EDIT 5:45 PM: Just ordered the tripod. Use SPRINGACC up till May 15th to get 20% off on Accessories at T-mobile)

Okay, in all fairness I accidentally made it all wordy, but it's the first unpackaging video I ever made..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] dkotoric:
LOL I'm just giving you shlt cause I'm jealous I don't have one. LOL
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] LittleRedDot:
First off I want to add my phone dialer to one of the apps, and whilst it let's me, when I select it in my pie the phone doesn't open... In fact nothing happens.

Secondly I would like to add a script that reboots into recovery, but I don't have the first clue on how to write a script let alone implement it into pie.

Thirdly, I have pasted dozens of color schemes into rbg option and I can't get the color to change at all. I've updated the app to the latest and have tried restarting the service afterward, but all I can do is cycle through the few available colors and although this has been asked in a dozen threads and answered a dozen times, none of those answers work for me.

I've been googling, reading, and watching videos for hours and I can't crack these 3 things.

If you know the answers to any of these please let me know... Also, if you have come up with some other nifty scripts or activities please post them here.

Thanks in advance!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] G7Baker:
Try the contacts app itll take you straight to the dialer pad. thats what i did. When i set my Pie up i was boggled on why the hone app wouldnt worked so itryed contacts and it works perfect
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] LittleRedDot:
Worked great mate, thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] nacos:
Everything you're asking is achievable with Tasker/Secure Settings and most any other 3rd party software that reboot into recovery (ROM Toolbox, etc). Both Tasker and LMT use "Activity" intents, furthermore LMT can link to Tasker Tasks - these are VERY POWERFUL tools you should look into.

As far as the Pie Colors there are few things you should know:

1. All 6 color codes, separated by comas, in the specific form generated by LMT (i.e. #ff000000 - pure black or #ffffffff - pure white) are required. In other words your complete code should be a sequence of 6 codes separated by comas (no spaces).

2. The codes are explained in settings, on the Pie Colors button itself: 1=base color (the one close to your thumb), 2=selection color, 3=icon colors, 4=outline of the base color (small, inner side of the pie), 5=Gradient (or second) color (the color at the outside, larger portion of of the pie), 6=Outline color of the gradient color.

3. If these 2 rules are understood, keep generating codes (colors/transparency) by using the sliders and then click "Click to add color" button until you have a sequence of 6 such generated codes.

Generally, if you mess up the code (unnecessary spaces, wrong/nonexistent code) the pie will go back to a default color.

If I helped, click THANKS
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] LittleRedDot:
Yeah I think I got the color down pretty good, just takes a thousand tries.

As far as the LMT activities and scripts, that sh@t might as well be in Spanish. I bought Tasker a few months back and never figured that thing out. The plain truth is even when I apply myself I'm not very smart, so I was hoping that someone has already figured some of this crap out and I could just piggy back their brilliance.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Nexodius:
Hey guys,

I'd like to use LMT Pie, but I can't figure out how to hide/remove the navbar (the navbar sucks for me cause I'm left handed, and it's too hard to reach my most used button: back) :eek:

Please don't suggest paid apps, I'm unable to buy them, I'd prefer a manual tweak, flashable zip or any free apk.

Thanks in advance! :)

Kenzo.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] nacos:
I'm not quite sure what you mean by "hiding" or "removing" the navbar - at least in the case of a Samsung phone, the navbar (menu/home/back) buttons are all part of the hardware - otherwise called hard buttons - and obviously there is NOTHING you can do to "hide" or "remove" them, however, there are ways to disable them. I haven't tried it but here is a guide on the S3 (it should be working on the Note2 as well) that shows you how to disable them. In order to be able to do this you need to be rooted and you also need a root file explorer - but personally I wouldn't be going this route since you can still configure/use the LMT without messing around with the hard buttons. If, on the other hand you use a phone other than Samsung, then you're in the wrong section...

As far as the LMT is concerned, of course you can set the activation-area-position on the left-hand side and configure one of the buttons as the back button - regardless of the existing navbar hard buttons. Hope this helps.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Nexodius:
Omg sorry, my bad! I didn't even notice I was on S2 forums, a link brought me here from Sony Xperia SP forums xD (it has an on-sceeen navbar)

Sorry for the miss-post, and thanks for the reply :)
[General Topics] ycon:
Hi,

I'm new to Android and this community, so sorry if I'm posting this in the wrong place.

I need to set up a solid and reliable Point of sale (POS) system for a food business. Doesn't need to be portable, and there would be 2 or 3 in each store. It would have an inventory of about 50 items. The system would need to be able to provide detailed data such as times of individual item sales etc.

I'm just wondering what kind of systems are available that can do all this, and what experience people have had with it?

Are there any major advantages/disadvantages of this whole idea?
[General Topics] SimonTS:
You are posting in the wrong place, but I work in the EPoS industry so can probably help. Best to take this off-line - drop me a PM and we can discuss further - before the thread gets locked.
[General Topics] pooja9990gupta:
Hello ycon,

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If you are looking for POS System which will fulfill your business requirement then I would like to Recommend Technology Counter which is Best Tech recommendation platform with reliable list of POS Software so that you can explore, analyze and choose the best solution that suits your needs.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gronimo21:
I was shocked at this price
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JoeFCaputo113:
You can get like $280-$350 (maybe more if you include accessories) with a good ESN. Of course, eBay charges a little fee though -__-
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] GiantJay:
I have mine on eBay now its at $99.99 it is in perfect condition and has tons of accessories, people better start bidding Lol, it has about 4 days left though. I saw that price on best buy though which is very good compared to every other trade in place. Sprint said they would give me $106 for a mint S3 ummm no thanks. The thing is that I'm buying this phone, either the S4 or the One, off contract full price so best buy always charges like $150 more for off contract phones. Its not worth it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JoeFCaputo113:
With my selling experience on eBay like 85% of the bids come within a couple hours of the end time. Trust me you'll get $300+. PM me and let me know what you get! I'm thinking of doing the same and paying the difference to get the S4 with no upgrade. I have a ton of accessories too.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] GiantJay:
Will do, and thats what i was thinking about a bunch of bids coming in the end. Also I figure tomorrow is payday for some people. I better get $300 lol AT LEAST! I have 3 cases 3 oem batteries and one extended battery and two chargers and a S3 with the box in perfect condition. Thats why when I went into Sprint and the guy was saying" Just pay the early upgrade for $100 and give us your old S3 we will knock $106 off the upgrade price which is $450. lol I asked if he was smoking crack and then said he77 no. Lol. It was funny and sad to listen to them try and "convince" me to do a early upgrade.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] daniel4653:
Could that $106 go towards and upgrade ?

Either way I would be better off selling my gs3 for $250 minimum and that would cover the upgrade fee.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] GiantJay:
So this is how it works. If you are eligible for a upgrade or buy the phone off contract, you get to keep your device. If you want to upgrade early it is whatever price they say depending on where you are in your contract and they take the device you are using and give you some ungodly amount for it, whatever they give you for the phone goes toward the upgrade. Which is a ripoff.