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[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Xant:
ohhh... I got an other one I dream of...

What about a "blackbox" app constantly recording at a low fps-rate in an endless loop, storeable on button a , preferable together with gps-data.

And it could stop recording if gps does not move for a certain time...

So if you have a front crash, this could be a cool piece of evidence :-)

just my to cents... I still have dreams
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rudegar:
sounds like something which should only be used while the device get power otherwise i think it would eat batt's for breakfast :P
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Xant:
certainly... in the car I have power...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wessemat:
Where can I download the API??

Hi,

does anyone know where i can donwload the HTC Built in Camera Wrapper API the link in the first post is down?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Assis Brandão:
Came the first Jelly Bean 4.1.2 Europe for model P6210 (wifi only).

Model: GT-P6210

Country/Carrier: United Kingdom/Ireland

PDA: P6210XXMD3

CSC: P6210OXAMD3_XEU

Version: 4.1.2

Build Date: 30.04.2013

Download: http://www.hotfile.com/dl/222509577/9563a24/P6210XXMD3_P6210OXAMD3_XEU.zip.html

Tutorial:

Download and extract the rom to the Desktop;

Download and run the Odin 3.07, put the rom ta.md5 in PDA and click start.

Screnshots:

​

I installed here in Brazil so SamMobile came out, I even think I was the first in the world. hehehe

GPS is very good and smooth transition screens are great.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] NCXC:
Awesome. Long time coming.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Assis Brandão:
only missing the root, because only managed by CWM v6.0.2.7 and even gave root.zip success, but the Superuser can not update the binaries.

Enviado de meu GT-P6210 usando o Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] NCXC:
Managed to get root by flashing superuser:

http://download.clockworkmod.com/superuser/superuser.zip
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Assis Brandão:
Perfect.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Lost_prophet:
It is so slow compared to ICS. Samsung really has to stop with bloatware.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] hokuto34:
Just flash on ICS with ODIN, without any wype, and works fine and don't loose my datas !

For the root I install CWM 6.0.2.7 with odin, then flash the old root.zip (that one I used for ICS), with this new CWM wich asked me to fix the root, I said YES. Rot was good, comfirm by Titanium backup, no need to flash syperuser.zip.

Only a problem with the samsung's keyboard which keep querty, but it show azerty, and I am french, so I change for ICS keyboard wich is really azerty !

All is smooth and fast !!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] DigitalMD:
One man's bloat is another man's nugget and apps the you don't run just sit there doing nothing, using no resources and have nothing to do with overall speed. If you want them gone, root, and remove or freeze them,
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] acuratlsfan:
Does the new ROM have multi window feature ?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] loolser:
nope.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] royoshukrun:
Hey, I keep getting bootlooped after flashing this with Odin... any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] DigitalMD:
Can you still boot into recovery?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] royoshukrun:
I wasn't before but after a few times I was able to get TWRP...

Okay it's working now! I renamed the file from .md5 to .tar and that worked! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] air001:
May I flash this rom to stock HC 3.2?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] loolser:
yes u can :fingers-crossed:
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] bmeyer40:
Worked perfect on my US 6210. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] cdrom1028:
WOW I haven't seen much movement on my device in several months now all of a sudden a stock 4.1..2 and a 4.2.2 PA ROM with in a couple weeks!! awesome!

Thanks I will try it later!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] TrojanDad:
The only thing that doesn't seem to work is the 5 GHz wifi. Since this is for UK and Ireland, I expect their frequencies are different.

Other than that, it works wonderfully on my US P6210.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] MrAlcoholico:
Hi guys.

Can I Flash this in my US tab?

What options I have to select in odin to flash this?

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] DigitalMD:
Yes, but there is a later version out, fro Brazil that works.
[General Questions and Answers] JCHess:
I happen to find a software that i believe was call "ANDROID LANGUAGE PLATFORM" at least that's what i thought it was called. I can not find it anywhere after my hard drive crashed. Anyone know what im talking about? When you hook up your phone it tell you what it is, what OS you are running, available to change IMEI numbers if allowed, boot screen options. If anyone knows that name or where i can download this amazing software again would be much appreciated.
[General Questions and Answers] zelendel:
If the app can change the IMEI then you will not find it here as doing so is illegal in many places and not allowed on XDA.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] jory9:
I have some problems with cm 10.1

1. Wi-fi doesnt work with my router , it got WEP security

2. the clock widget doesnt update weather?

any solutions?

greetz
[LG Optimus 4X HD] GRG13:
1.Try to remove the password for a short time to see if it is connected

2.I think that it is updating when you tap on it.But it should be an option to update after a time
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scytale:
Hello XDA

This is the first Q I have I managed to work my problems off by myself to this point. Straight to the matter at hand:

My S3 stoped to charge normally on:

Wall socket solid cable charger

Wall socket usb cable charger

USB plug to a PC

External battery

On a turned off device it only shows the loading battery no charging

On a turned on device in normal boot it shows charging but no charge is applied (checked with various software)

It only charges in Download mode (slowlly due to the fact of a turned on screen)

I tried diffrent chargers, cables even batteries nothing really helps

Also its not being recognized by the PC when plugged in in normal boot but it's being discovered in Download Mode.

I was able to flash Stock Rom by ODIN but it also didnt produce a solution.

The only thing that comes to mind is to flash with a repartition but i cannot find the proper *.pit file and I don't want to do this before consulting the community.

I can reset the counter and send it to the service but I think that this is a software issue not a HW one.

Can anyone offer some assistance?

UPDATE:

The device when booted normally and pluged into "holds the charge" it dosent go up but it doesnt go down.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lelinuxien52:
Pretty fun !

I think it's an issue with your kernel. Have you flash your device with a custom ROM and/or kernel ?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scytale:
Well I was running PAC Rom for S3 at the time so the Kernel was based from that.

After that I Changed to XXEMA2 CodecROM 1053 Black Edition with Siyah Kernel still same outcome... And after that returned to the roots with Stock ROM with Stock Kernel
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hellishcross:
I have the exact same problem on my Galaxy S III for Sprint (SPH-L710). Did you ever find a fix for this???
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cybersmile:
Same Problem

I have the same problem too.

Did anyone ever fix it?

The phone charges when in recovery/download mode, pulling 300 mA from PSU, but only 60mA when connected and turned on.

Im using a normal usb cable, and have short the D+ & D- Pins.

I've charged the battery in a third party battery charger and that works fine, I also have a wireless charger that too pulls around 60 mA
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CVAngelo:
Maybe you all need to change the USB connector module at the bottom of the phone? I've seen these break or do strange things in many phones including Samsungs. Not sure if they eventually get broken due to overheating or what the issue is, but that would be my guess.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ziakmb:
i have a pb in my i9300i my cell going to downloading mode automaticaly
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ParkerCleary94:
Hey guys, so... I just picked up my note 2 (ICH-i605) Verizon Wireless variant a few days ago, rooted using casual and was running Carbon Rom 1.7.

So now onto the problem, I had a SGS3, which eventually had to have the IMEI repaired and this seems like a similar problem.

I have data, LTE actually, no CMDA. It doesn't stick for long but allows me to utilize facebook, XDA, and other apps. Downloads do not work. (Play store does). I am on the newest (4.1.2) base & OTA modem files, etc. Here is the status menu of my Settings app (Settings > About Phone > Status)

Cannot make calls, send texts, or anything except utilize mobile data when it feels like working.**

Battery Status - Charging (USB)

Battery Level - 43%

Network - Searching for Services

Signal Strength - 0 dBm, 99 asu **Data gives a actual dBm value when working...**

Mobile Network Type - LTE:13

Service State - Out of Service

Roaming - Not Roaming

Mobile network state - Disconnected

My Phone Number - 631-316-3343 (Please don't bomb me at some point lol, just saying its the correct number.)

MIN - 6319426812

PRL version - 15223

MEID - 990002078903927

IMEI - 990002078903927

ICCID - 89148000000387908784

IP Address - 192.168.1.102 (WIFI)

Wi-Fi MAC address - 90:18:7c:b1:79:6c

Bluetooth address - Unavailable (Don't ever use BT)

Serial number - 42f71f03e91a9f79

Up time - 0:17:52 (I went to TWRP, WIPED EVERYTHING *System, Data, Cache, Dalvik, External SD, etc*, then proceeded to flash Cm10.1 with Gapps (Via adb sideload method)

Here are some more settings within about phone

Baseband version - I605VRAMC3

Kernel version - 3.064-CM-gc421809 blinky-ghost@cyanogenmod #1 Tue May 14 01:51:52 PDT 2013

Any questions please lmk, looking for a fix ASAP, WILL BE CHECKING THIS AFTER A JOB INTERVIEW!

Mods please edit if need be or move if need be.

Thank you XDA!!

- Austin
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] shangrila500:
Did you back up your efs in TWRP? If so, and if it is just a simple problem.with your efs being corrupted, you should bee good after you restore your nandroid. Your efs is where the IMEI info is stored.

Edit:

You could also try running fixdata.sh in terminal on your phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ParkerCleary94:
I don't have any backups due to erasing /system in twrp. It erased internal SD. Do I have to do the efs repair like I did with my s3?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] hopesrequiem:
This is an option? I never knew imei info was an issue with this device. Now I'm scared lol
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Craleb:
Is it safe to put all the info about your phone out there like this? Lol I don't know anything. just saying be safe
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] earled:
no its not. The poster should x out his details
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ParkerCleary94:
Fixed with enabling hidden menu then dialing ##RTN# and resetting. Details will be edited.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] shangrila500:
It isnt supposed to be a big issue but on the ither carriers I have noticed, mainly Sprint, that they have issues with it. I think after all the **** that went down with the S3 this was included as an option for your nandroid as a failsafe.
[General Topics] djchubbs:
So, After a 2 year exile from XDA i will soon be gracing my presence again when i collect my HTC One this weekend.

Looking forward to seeing how Android and HTC have improved over the last few years, My last HTC phone was a HTC HD2 with WinMo 6.5 but i did port Android onto it back then. Have had an iPhone for the last 2 years and as much as i love it, i thought it was time for a change.

I spent a lot of time on this forum back then, and im sure i will be popping up here to see whats going on every now and again.
[General Topics] djchubbs:
Think my signature could do with updating too :)
[General Topics] Dharkan:
Welcome back, I'm relatively new on this forum but I'm loving people and discussions here so far. Very nice place.
[General Topics] nullkill:
Leave it I read through both threads man what a blast from the past awesome!
[General Topics] ext109:
Welcome back :)

Man I loved the winmo sense on the HD2, especially with cookie's home tab. Wish there was an android launched like it!

__________________________________________

for the awesome guys over here ;)

Pony wallpapers! :D
[General Topics] stevedebi:
Cookies Home Tab, wow, I'd forgotten all about that, even though I used it for a while.
[General Topics] townay:
[Youtube]MT_WHwueSVY[/youtube]

Do you feel this way too?

yes yes i know..i'll go squat in a corner.
[Xperia Z General] x102x96x:
Hi

i have an idea for Small App

A Small App to show list of all installed app

something like recent app but for all installed app

it will be useful for quick access to apps

and with some customization it will be gr8 ;)

:good:
[Xperia Z General] josephnero:
Good idea
[Xperia Z General] OsiBasi:
Like, Task Changer? I can access pretty much all apps of "favorites".

Pic:

http://puu.sh/2TAhr.png
[Xperia Z General] x102x96x:
task changer is good but something app drawer in small window is better ;)

then u can access to all apps include maybe with tag of favorite and etc
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Muddy Funster:
Hi Guys,

I need to revert to the latest O2 ROM so I can send my XDA back as I think the hardware is faulty.

Apparently loading WM2003 (4.01.16) invalidates my warranty.

The ROM installaton app won't seem to work on my XDA now I've upgraded.

Do I have to use XDATools to achieve this?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Cheers,

Muddy.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] LumpiStefan:
Best way is doing sd-card flashing for your device.

Search a little bit.

Maybe the XDA-Tools / afaik adaptrom will help...

HTH

Stefan
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpen:
I am very curious about something that really isn't a big deal.. I don't have a S4 yet, I have a Galaxy Nexus. When I get a text message I have 3 options in the drop down notification shade. Reply, Read, Call or something like that. I have had ROMs on this phone since I got it so I am not sure what options are suppose to be in the notification shade when you get a text message on Jelly Bean phones. So when you guys get a text, by pulling down the notification shade what are the options you have if any? Thanks!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eambo:
I personally don't get any options :( It simply shows the persons name, and the first part of the text (or amount of texts if more than one)

If you tap on it it opens the person - no options like the above.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tomo1971:
You may find different SMS apps give more options in the notification bar and they have been incorporated into the roms you have been using
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpen:
You can't expand it? (Drag it down with 2 fingers)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] runedrune:
You can but that just shows more of the message. Doesn't give any options.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpen:
Ahh I see. Guess I've been privileged with the nexus device and awesome ROMs.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jastonas:
Just go to messaging settings and enable to show preview of message
[General Topics] Anggrian:
Here's my beloved Asus Padfone 2: i.imgur.com/3pjeBWv.jpg

There's tiny mark if you look closer: i.imgur.com/N3xuvFH.jpg

The color which was to be silver fade because of the reason I'm not yet to know. I found 3 tiny black marks and all of them located in the inner side of the bezel itself, which means it would need extra care giving it a paint job.

Have anyone ever painted smartphone bezels before? I need a clue of what I may be needing and a quick tutorial. I know this is such a tiny flaw that doesn't need to be taken care of, but I swear I'll sleep better if I took care of it.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] pluginalong:
Greetings all!

I'm interested in people's opinions and experiences for and against using a screen protector, particularly with regards to my expected usage patterns.

I plan to put my Note 8 in a book-cover style case (ie, a case with a protective cover that can be folded flat behind the case, such as, the official book cover, or this pic of the STM Skinny, for Note 10.1). I'm currently leaning towards the STM Cape (though I'm waiting to hear back from STM regarding several questions, such as confirmation that the case will indeed fold flat against the back). With most of these kinds of cases there is a soft type of inner lining that is intended to protect the device screen. And, if you fold the cover behind the back of the device you must be careful about where you lay the device as the soft inner lining can pick up dust, debris, etc. and then transmit those potentially abrasive items to the screen. As a side note, if anyone has come across a book style case that somehow avoids this problem I would be interested to hear about it! :)

I go back and forth about whether to bother with a screen protector or not. I am glad to know that there are good options if I do go with a screen protector (eg, the MiniGuard Screen Protector), but I do sometimes write with a heavy hand which I've read doesn't always work well with screen protectors (ie, it sounds like the protector can be a little spongy such that you can end up inadvertently digging into the screen protector a little, or at least experiencing an increased resistance).

But a part of me thinks that if I'm going to be trying to be careful about the surfaces I lay the opened Note on anyway (wherein the soft inner lining is being exposed to the table surface, etc.), then am I really gaining much/anything by adding a screen protector to the mix? To put it another way: Just because I add a screen protector, I'm not therefore going to be less careful about where I place the Note 8 because I'm still going to want to avoid the soft inner lining picking up debris.

And of course the case itself should protect the Note 8 while in transport (especially a case like the STM Cape which should be very secure at staying closed).

I guess an implied question with all this is just how vulnerable is the screen on the Note 8? And how important is a screen protector when you're already using a case?

Obviously this is a personal decision that I have to come to for myself, but I am interested in people's thoughts on the above from any who wish to share based on the experience and perceptions.

Thanks! :)
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] purple_zergling:
I get it for all my devices and I typically purchase the wet apply self healing skins/screen protectors. I like the texture of the skin and it typically doesn't get damaged regardless of what I clean my device with.

A word of warning, the S-Pen kinda "warps" the skin more than usual. It tends to have a tangerine or orange like texture more than usual.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] ExploreMN:
I used to get screen protectors for my phones and tablets. Then I realized, my phones are often in my pockets, sometimes with my keys, etc. So there is an actual risk of scratching. My tablets, however, are generally in some kind of case with a cover and the only time the screen is "exposed" is when I'm using it...and I don't have adamantium claws or anything, so the risk of scratching the screen is nearly non-existent for me. So I don't waste the money anymore. With regards to the Note lineup, I'm not sure how well the S-Pen works through a screen protector either...

So I wouldn't say I am "against" them as much as I don't really see a need...
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] kisaten:
The screen protector doesn't affect the s pen accuracy (at least I don't notice any difference)

I usually apply one of the anti-glare types to protect against stupid things (like if it the case flap opens and it hits something in my backpack) and also so make the screen a little less shiny (my office lights are annoying on reflective surfaces)

Most high end tablets and phones have gorilla glass or other hardened glass which is pretty scratch resistant but i still feel better throwing a layer of plastic on...
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] pluginalong:
Thanks for sharing details about the type of screen protector you use (including texture, etc.), as well as the S-Pen interaction. When you say "warps" do you mean that the skin of the screen protector is a little spongy and so it gives a little under the pressure of the S-Pen? Does that bother you, and how does it feel for writing, drawing, etc. then?

I appreciate knowing that you approach your tablets that way and that things have worked well for you (ie, no screen catastrophes due to lack of screen protector). And I like your distinction between phones vs tablets regarding the potentially different sources of trauma they can be subjected to (adamantium claws notwithstanding ;) ).

Thanks for the comment regarding S-Pen accuracy and for sharing your preferred screen protector type (eg, anti-glare). I also appreciate hearing your assessment of the glass in high end devices tending to be fairly durable (regardless of whether it is officially gorilla glass). Anti-glare is one of the things I have been considering. Does the anti-glare protector "dim" or "dull" the screen vibrancy (ie, colors, brightness, etc.) to a degree that bothers you?

Thanks for the great contributions thus far folks! These are exactly the kinds of comments, observations, etc. I was hoping for! :D
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] kisaten:
I've used "gloss antiglare" and "matte antiglare" ones --I live in Japan and there are a tons of different screen protectors. I found that with the Elecom branded ones, the gloss "anti-glare" wasn't really anti glare (still looked reflective), but the Matte ones are pretty good (very little reflection).

The Matte protectors take a little getting used to (as you'd expect glass to look shiny and suddenly it looks a little dull. <- It doesnt dull the vibrancy of the colors or brightness, it just looks like a different texture like printing a photo on regular paper vs glossy paper.)

I enjoy having it because it kills the reflection of my office lights which was the main purpose for me to buy it.

The s-pen interactions feel the same regardless of matte or gloss (very smooth <- I have the s-pen with the eraser and changable tips and both the rubber and hard tips feel fine)

I would imagine that with a wet apply (self healing) skin, the texture would change the s-pen experience (i have a wet apply protector on my NDS and the stylus feels different on it because it has some grip and texture <- Hover would be the same but once you touch the screen perhaps it wouldnt be as smooth <- Bonisaur, care to weight in?
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] redpoint73:
If you are asking the question, its on your mind. So you might as well just put a protector on, and give yourself peace of mind.

Plenty of reports on various devices of even Gorilla Glass getting scratched from what the owners swear as "normal usage". So don't take for granted that GG or other treated glasses won't scratch.

I'll agree that tablets are usually not exposed to the same use and abuse as a phone. But on the HTC Flyer tablet, the pen alone was enough to scratch the screen. Yes, that device is 2 years old at this point. But certainly a "high end" device for its time. With the screen getting scratched from the pen that was

intended

to be used with it.

It largely comes down to personal preference. There are plenty that don't use a screen protector on tablets or phones. I don't question that choice at all, I can certainly understand the reasoning (better feel, mostly). But the fact of the matter is, that once you do scratch the screen, there is really not going back, and it can't really be undone. So if you choose to go without a protector, you better be prepared to live with the consequences, if the screen does get scratched. There are inevitable post by folks that regret not using a protector (even on devices with Gorilla Glass) after getting the screen scratched up.