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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jdbeitz:
Hey guys! So I've run I to an issue streaming over Bluetooth... NONE of my tack I formation shows.. I've seen and talked to numerous people who have my same pioneer touch screen stock head unit who are able to steam album art/track info to the HU. I've seen and iPhone 4s do this as well as a Galaxy s 4. I can't figure it out for the life of me. I'm running the latest stable cm10.1 ROM. Any pointers?

Thanks guys :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mwalt2:
Android 4.x doesn't support media access protocol (MAP). You'll have to hope a developer for CM can implement it, downgrade to cm 10 (someone added it, but it doesn't work in cm10.1), or wait for Google to properly implement Bluetooth.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jdbeitz:
Awesome! Thanks for the info.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madd0g:
Isn't track information AVRCP related ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madd0g:
Well in that case, next release should bring AVRCP 1.3 support, but not sure if to GN, or we only won't get BLE.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jdbeitz:
I've also read this....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mwalt2:
I don't think so. Everything I've read about features not working over Bluetooth with car features has pointed to MAP (reading of text messages, track info, etc). For all I know, AVRCP may be part of MAP :).

OP, the issue with CM 10.1 has been fixed now that a dev looked into it. Should appear in nightlies soon if it hasn't already. There are multiple reports of it working on various cars now.

https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/plugins/servlet/mobile#issue/CYAN-41
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madd0g:
I see, I remembered about AVRCP because I watched the BT4.0 session from IO2013 where the engineer said something about track info and lack of AVRCP. But I'm not much into the BT area, so I guess that isn't the whole deal. Glad to see it working for you then, hope the same happens with the next Android release :]
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] xZip-:
Here are some pictures of my dads galaxy s4. The LCD is bleeding purple and blue dots and it gwtting worse every minuite. Thank god this hasnt happened to my S4 [yet]. Im making this post from the device support center. We are going to attempt to get this replaced. Ill keep yoi all updated.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] Thermalwolf:
So I'm guessing pops accidentally sat on it after leaving it in his back pocket.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] soulja4187:
Thats what I say or he dropped it on its side.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] AxAtAx:
These pics makes my skin crawl. Sorry it has happen dude.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] galaxyS4fandom:
Ive been so cautious with my phone ever since I got it xD this is lile one of those worste nightmare situations.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] xZip-:
When I saw that I asked him right away if he dropped it or if his pockets were tight. He responded no to both. I've never seen him drop it, in fact the phone is still flawless. Nevertheless, the ended up shipping out a new phone. AT&T has really good CS. I'll let you know when the phone gets here. Oh yea, almost forgot, his screen is turning yellow now too.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] xZip-:
Hey guys. Heres another update of the screen. When he woke up this morning he went to check his phone and found this. It got even worse. Whatever. We should be seeing a new one in 4 to 6 business days. Just a lil update.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] penanogs:
Wow that's ****ty. Glad they are replacing it. I would of made a huge stink if they tried saying that was due to wear and tear.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] Slade8525:
how hard did he press on the screen? it looks like its been pressed VERY hard.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] Thermalwolf:
Yea after seeing the updated photo there's no doubt that was caused by pressure. Sat on old phone before by accident and the screen did the EXACT same thing.

I wouldn't say this is a screen issue, just a damaged phone by accident :*(
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] deadeye0908:
Hopefully cs doesnt consider that physical damage and charge full retail price after they get it..
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheCrazyDirectioner:
Hi everyone

I just got my old Dream out of the basement today to try and see if it still worked. I powered it on and it booted into the Android 1.5 that was on it. Then after entering my new WiFi the battery died and once I plugged it in and charged it until the LED was green, it got stuck booting at the Rogers screen when I tried to turn it on again. It won't boot into anything now. Holding power with camera to get into bootloader doesn't work, holding power with home to get into recovery doesn't work. They all just stay at the Rogers logo no matter how long you hold the buttons for.

Does anybody have an idea of what's going on? :confused:
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] XGhozt:
I'm want to buy this: http://www.proclipusa.com/phone-hol...for-hard-wired-installation-513526-19356.cmsv

I had one for my S2, and I was able to wire it into my fusebox, but on my S2 the case I had came off/on in a matter of seconds. It was an extra step but very much worth having a mount like this in my car. Unfortunately, I bought the same type/brand of case for my S4 and it doesn't come off as easy so I haven't bought this mount yet (snug fit). They have an adjustable mount but it doesn't have the cable built into it.

If I have to, I can deal with plugging it in instead, but if anyone knows of a case that I can take off easily that would be great. :p
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] Tomo1971:
I'd like that too but would mean having the device bare and not sure if I could do that.

The only phones I've used bare are blackberry's where they have a slip case.... But even then it was a pain removing the phone from the case every time I got into the car.

They do a holder that suits a device with a skin too.... Would that not be better?
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] XGhozt:
The big plus from not needing a charge cable is the clutter of having a cable danging around in the car, plus, that's one less USB port available for the passenger and/or other devices.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] falkien:
I have the s3 variant installed in my car. I have gotten used to not having a case on my phone. I have had my S3 for over a year and there are minor scratches on the battery cover and none on the screen. Thanks for posting the link, I just ordered my S4 and I have to find a replacement holster from proclipusa. On a side note I only use the proclip holster to charge my phone when I am in my car. I never charge my phone at night. I always have 70% or better battery life.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] McDaddyTree:
I forget the company but someone makes a split case that pops together so you could remove the bottom section without having to take the entire case off.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] samt68:
This is what you need: http://www.seidioonline.com/samsung-galaxy-s4-surface-case-black-p/csr3ssgs4-bk.htm I use it for all my docks and it is excellent.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stonefox:
When I start my S4 and the screen where I need to enter the PIN, how do I change the background image?

Does it have an impact on the wallpaper I have when the phone is fully started?

See attached picture
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] edsub:
I still have some trouble with the mentioned combination and thanks a friend I managed to narrow the cause to the combination of TomTom and the DConnex:

I am unable to confirm in TomTom GPS the 'Bluetooth GPS' port when I have paired the DConnex.

I am able to confirm in TomTom GPS the 'Bluetooth GPS' port when I have paired a Globalsat BT-308 BT GPS (and NOT creating a serial port!).

Only way to get the DConnex working in TomTom is to pair is and create a serial port. In TomTom you have to select COM5.

The configuration on COM5 works with TomTom as long as there is a BT Connection. When there is NO BT connection, the MDAII hangs upon starting TomTom.

With the 'Bluetooth GPS' configuration (=not possible with DConnex) TomTom works even when there is no BT connection!

As I did not find any answers here, on xda-developers.com and with TomTom Support, I guess I have to live with this situation.

STILL: Any help / sugestions are greatly apppreciated!!!!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] xda-rocks:
I have the dconnex 230 and it works with my XDAII, I can't help you at the moment because the dconnex stopped charging and I've sent it for repair, but if you still got problems when it retruns, I'll detail my configuration.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] edsub:
xda-rocks:

My DC-230 does work with the MDAII.

But in TomTom ONLY when I create a serial port (during bonding) and assign COM5 in TomTom GPS (V3.03).

Is that your config too?

Or did you manage to use the 'Bluetooth GPS' port in TomTom (maybe without creating an serial port during bonding?

I would like to have the latter config as that makes it possible to start TomTom without a BT connection to the GPS.

Like I mentioned: I did succeed in getting this config running with another BT GPS.

Plz note: This is about the Himalaya with latest T-Mobile ROM (1.72.190, but with add-ons) with the DConnex DC-230 (rebadged Holux GR-230) BT GPPS!!!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PhotoMorph:
Hello everyone, i have a new Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-I9300 on virgin, i took the plunge and rooted it, all went well and fairly easy too, so i decided i wanted to update from 4.1.2 to the 4.2.2 update, i found what i thought was a suitable download and using odin i upgraded, however now all is bad, i have an os called slim bean or Nova or something, nearly all the apps have gone, i cannot get access to google store or the internet at all, it now tells me i am on tmobile and a few of the apps that are on there stop working when you click on them, the web and apps like this just do nothing, i tried to import my previous set up which was GO but the system tells me No supported launchers to import from, i cannot even add my google account. does anyone have any idea what i have done and how to rectify it, i really am regretting ever touching it, ive tried to ownload the stock rom but the only place you can get it from is a site called hot file which pretty much will not work unless i feed it money, thanks in advance for any help anyone can offer. ATB
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrismast:
you should have read the guides/FAQ before rooting ;), if you did not do it, and if you did, read it again.

There are instructions of how going back to stock, how to root another ROM, what you have to be careful of etc.

In addition SlimBean & Nova are completely different things, SlimBean is a ROM and Nova a launcher (if you are talking about the launcher)

Sounds like to flashed the wrong ROM for your phone. Usually a good place for stock ROMs is sammobile.com or here on XDA the ROM threads in the General section.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] AxAtAx:
Nice work..thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] Venom0642:
C13v3r0n3 first link is Broken: Cygwin, my friend!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Android Development] s8freak:
And that's why you guys rock because that's all greek to me.:D:D

"If you ain't first yer last"

Sent from my rockin ATT S4
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bettyhills:
If one uses the TRIANGLE AWAY app to roll back the flash counter and return the Tab2 status to NORMAL, is it possible to use the Samsung Jelly Bean 4.1.1 OFFICIAL upgrade onto a ROOTED Tab2 and preserve user data?

Part 2 of the question is: Is there anyone who can report having done this successfully saving his data, and not bricking the device?

T!A
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shakatu:
No. Flashing official will wipe everything.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bettyhills:
Thank you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Deleted member 4713821:
Anyone have an app that will allow me to view my photospheres using the Gyroscope? So I move my phone around to see the image not swipe
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] xargis:
Hey guys.

I've searched the forums for this issue, unfortunately it seems like mine is a little unique and I can't find a solution to my problem anywhere.

I'm stuck in CWM Recovery mode, and although I can navigate the menu... when pressing the Home key to select the various options, nothing happens besides the options blinking for a sec. I can access Odin Mode with Power/Volume +/- but that's it. Also it's worth noting that I'm unable to access my phone's files from my computer when in download mode (my guess is because the phone isn't set to USB storage mode which I have to do from the booted home screen, which... I can't access).

This happened after the first time entering Recovery mode on CWM, and although I have ROM Manager installed on my phone, after researching a little I found that was NOT what I wanted to use. And I did NOT use that program.. my CWM was flashed in from a .tar on Odin (the windows program). I also have a Jellybam folder placed in the phone, which was my next step.

How can I get out of CWM Recovery so that I can continue flashing the Jellybam ROM?

I apologize if I've missed anything. Please let me know if you need any other information. I'll be sure to hit the thank you button on every reply.

THANK YOU!

:crying:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Pirateghost:
um....

you are supposed to flash the ROM from CWM, so why would you want to get out of CWM to get back into CWM?

you havent mentioned what version of Android you were already running or what kernel you flashed, but have you tried using the POWER button to select things in CWM? Are you sure you used the right kernel? Are you sure you have an i777?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] xargis:
Hey Pirateghost, thanks for the reply! And yes, I was going into CWM Recovery to flash the ROM. The reason I wanted out of CWM was because it had no functionality... yes, I did try using the power button to select things. Seems the home button was it? In any case nothing worked. My version of Android was Gingerbread UCKH7, and I'm %100 sure it's an i777. By using the "right kernel" you mean the right version of Jellybam?

UPDATE: I got out of the bootloop by using a stock root UCKH7 kernel, bringing it in from Odin. Now I'm just trying to understand what went wrong and how I can continue to flash my Jellybam ROM in without any issues. I also found that my CWM app disappeared after I uninstalled ROM Manager after getting access back to my phone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] xargis:
More info...

the kernel I installed for CWM was KH4 at this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1103399

After putting the KH7 stock root kernel in via Odin and getting out of the bootloop, I deleted ROM Manager off my phone and reflashed the KH4 kernel so I could get CWM. That worked fine, but now Superuser is crashing.

??
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
The kernel you just linked above is for the GT-I9100, not the SGH-I777. You seem to be moving forward without providing yourself with enough knowledge. If you are sure the phone is an I777 then stay away from the I9100 forums. Get what you need from here. There is lots of information in the guides linked in my signature. There is enough information there to guide you through everything you want to do.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Commodore 64:
You are flashing an older kernel on a newer ROM??? why? if you want to have CMW recovery you should flash your stock rom and then get the CWM .tar file and flash it in Odin. If you happen to get a .zip CWM file you can rename it to update.zip and flash it using your stock ROM's recovery options.

Search something along these lines: CWM5.8.1.8-i777.zip or recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.3-galaxys2att.tar as examples
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] xargis:
WOW! I don't know how I missed that. Must pay more attention to detail...

Thank you so much for pointing that out Creepyncrawly!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
It's great having new folks around helping out.

This is bad information, however. 3e recovery will enforce signature verification on any update.zip, and it will fail.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Commodore 64:
always a pleasure to lend a hand. you're right it used to work on 2e I think, I was trying to signify the difference between the zip and tar, but thank you so much for the correction.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] xargis:
So should I be using a different kernel? I'm sorry I'm not quite sure what you're saying Commodore64, my head has been spinning from all this.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Pirateghost:
you should be using a kernel intended for your phone....your phone (if branded AT&T) is either an i727 skyrocket or i777. this is the i777 forum section. you appear to have flashed a kernel for an i9100...

just follow creepy's guides and do it the right way. there is nothing you can flash in STOCK recovery that will give you CWM or a new kernel (which on this phone CWM is packed with the kernel)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Commodore 64:
There is not just one answer, you can go back to one of the stock ROMs, like the ones provided by creepyncrawly threads.

There are a lot of threads on this and I don't have my I777 anymore but I used to do this:

1- Once you flashed a stock rom, go into recovery and cleanup. data/cache reset.

2- Have the files you want to flash on your phone. (if you format the SD card you will erase your files including the ones you want to flash!)

3- Use your .tar Odin CWM that worked for you before now to flash CWM.

4- Once in the CWM flash a newer CWM version (CWM6.0.1.0-i777.zip) since your ROM is based on CM/AOKP

5- After flash Go to Advanced and reboot recovery (this will reboot your phone now with the newer version of CWM)

6- Once in the newer CWM clean up again.

7- Don't reboot, have the correct version (latest or whatever) of your Custom ROM and install it now.

This is the general idea, if you don't know what you're doing read the threads in the development section, everything you need is there.

Educate yourself before you make your phone a crippled rabbit and scream for help.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Pirateghost:
this makes no sense, dude.

1. if he is on a stock rom, there is nothing CM/AOKP on his phone

2. on this device the recovery is packed with the kernel, flashing some other CWM doesnt really matter at all. none of this is necessary.

you can flash any kernel you want (made for this device) if you dont plan on booting the OS and only plan on flashing a rom...

you have now complicated an already easy method.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] xargis:
Hey everyone - just wanted to let you guys know that I am now running JellyBAM and so far everything seems fine.

Thank you all for your help, seriously. If anyone has any questions about what I did etc., just ask and I'll get back to ya.

Thanks! :good:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] goldeneagle1972:
Glad to hear you got JellyBAM up and running xargis, and just to reiterate what pirateghost was saying, you won't get CWM by flashing a CWM.tar file lol, I don't even think one can be found for this model (SGH-i777) which is the device that I currently have, the ONLY way to get CWM onto this device is to flash the proper kernel for this device, but keep in mind that there is another factor to think about as well, depending on what type of custom rom you want to run there are different kernels out there that work best and offer different/better features for deployment into the custom rom for which you will be running, in other words some roms are kernel specific, you can only use certain kernels with CM10/AOKP/ParanoidAndroid based roms, and such is the same with only using certain kernels with Sammy based stock roms, so the choice is yours, hope this info was informative to you and that you definately find a good productive rom that you will be happy to play with and run, have fun with your i777 s2, that's one of the things this forum is all about!! :D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] RikkoSuave:
Facelock was missing from UCMC1

I have a Samsung Skyrocket i727 running rooted stock UCMC1. Noticed after Jellybean update that Facelock is gone. Not greyed out but missing from the list of screen lock types. I'm not a complete noob so I grabbed the APK from a couple of different deodexed versions of JB and tried putting them in /system/app and changing permissions and rebooting as others have advised. Facelook now appears in the screenlock choices but goes blank when trying to set up and forces a reboot.

I have already tried fixing permissions, clearing cache and Davlik cache etc.

I searched and have not seen anyone else specifically with this issue on JB and this phone.

Anyone?

People please....If you do not have any advice on fixing my issue, please keep on moving rather than ask me questions about why I want to use what I want to use. You like what you like and I like what I like and they do not have to match. But I appreciate anyone's help with the issue.

Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Woody:
Let's work the problem and not each other.

If you have nothing to provide, then move along to another thread that you might be able to.

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[Design, Prototyping, UI, Graphics] JGeZau:
I will be creating my first application and if I want it to be backwards compatible with Gingerbread (according to AndroidTapp Gingerbread is still widely used). If I choose to build against API level for Jelly Bean, would it be backwards compatible? Or do I need to choose an API level for Gingerbread?

How do you guys handle this?
[Design, Prototyping, UI, Graphics] Faiz Malkani:
Backward compatibility of apps is a given in today's Android ecosystem. With Gingerbread occupying 48% market share, developers are giving it their all to make apps compatible with it. Multiple libraries like ActionBaSherlock, NineOldANdroids and HoloEverywhere simplify this

Some things like Action Bar are not compatible with GB. But if you're building a basic app, just set targetSdk to 16 or whatever and minSdk to 8/9

To use newer things like the Action Bar on GB and earlier, you'll need the libraries mentioned earlier

Here's a guide on using the ActionBar on pre-honeycomb devices

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2321406

Sent from my Nexus⁴
[Design, Prototyping, UI, Graphics] nikwen:
Google announced its own ActionBar compatibility library. :D

It will be available soon.

http://youtu.be/Jl3-lzlzOJI?t=2m38s
[Design, Prototyping, UI, Graphics] JGeZau:
So help me understand something. What is the difference between target SDK and main SDK?
[Design, Prototyping, UI, Graphics] nikwen:
The target is used for compiling. If you want to use features introduced in API, let's say 11, your target needs to be at least 11.

The other one is the minSdk. It is the API level needed to run the app. If you set it to 8, people with Android 2.1 and lower versions, won't be able to install it.
[Design, Prototyping, UI, Graphics] JGeZau:
So if I decide to choose API level 8 for the main sdk, would it be possible to later change it to, lets say, 7 or even 4. Same goes if I decide to choose 15, then later change it to 8?
[Design, Prototyping, UI, Graphics] nikwen:
Yes, you can. :)

Just one thing: It is minSdk, not mainSdk.
[Design, Prototyping, UI, Graphics] JGeZau:
Ah lol. 'Min' makes more sense. Thank you
[Sony Xperia ZL] zeusrazvy:
I have a Z and a note 2 and in dark conditions the Notr 2 is way better than Z and that's because of the brightness of.the led.. wich is way powerfull on note 2

So can someone increase the brightness?thanks in advance

Sent from my Xperia Z with tapatalk
[Sony Xperia ZL] Dsteppa:
No it's based on the hardware, and why would you make 2 topics?
[Sony Xperia ZL] zeusrazvy:
I saw with a simple search on google that on some models the brightness has been increased...so why not on sony

Sent from my Xperia Z with tapatalk
[Sony Xperia ZL] peetr_:
Yes, you can do it most probably in /system/etc/flashled_calc_parameters.cfg, but it's dangerous for the LED. You don't know its parameters.
[Sony Xperia ZL] G1_enthusiast:
yeaa....the flash is pretty pathetic
[Sony Xperia ZL] zeusrazvy:
Thats why we are on xda right?
[Sony Xperia ZL] peetr_:
Yes, you are right. :)