yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] Cowboy88:
Thanks for your clarification. Since there is confusing that "PORT" is for which model----S4 or I9305----------we do not have the knowledge to guess whether it placed here by error............sorry for my poor understanding.........
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] jing95916:
OK.I know.Now i will edit it,
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] Cowboy88:
Yes, I know it's I9305 forum and time to time wrong thread will be placed here. That's why I ask to ensure. Some confusing in the description with S4 UI and not stating this "PORT" is for I9305. Sorry for my poor understanding.

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Thanks and sorry for the inconvenience.......
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] jing95916:
That's Ok.it's my mistake.i feel sorry,too
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] jing95916:
fix all bug.you can test
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] jetbruceli:
I am sorry but there isn't enough information about this ROM.

Sorry don't know Chinese and can't really see what this ROM has. Perhaps you can add the screen shots on here?

And provide more details including md5 so we can at least make sure it won't brick our devices.

Don't get me wrong OP. I appreciate all you devs do for us but, just want more information before flashing.

Sent from outer space using xda premium
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] hello5629:
flashed

Nice boot animation

Xperia theme

Boeffla 2.11 kernel (please update to 2.12)

Very smooth (haven't install any app)

I'll test it for a few days (with boeffla 2.12) then feedback again
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] jrrevoltar:
What did you do exactly to flash this rom?

I am coming from cm10.1 rom and just wanna test this out.

Which file am I choosing from the downloads to flash in cwm? Cz I'm confused with the 6.0 6.1 patch and the download center files?
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] jrrevoltar:
Never mind i got it working.. but my notifications for messaging when it pops up is in chinese. The text is english but the notification box is chinese?
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] hello5629:
is a chinese app

you can remove it

feiton.apk or something likethat
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] jrrevoltar:
Sweet thanks. That worked.

I do get a FC on Settings>Display>Notifications Panel though..
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] hello5629:
the ROM comes with Jkay,i think you have to use the setting app

but don't do any change to lockscreen unless you want to change it.

I can't get the lock screen back
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] jrrevoltar:
I got this weird thing when I call or incoming call. "AnhuiHefei" is what you can see in the picture. How do I change that or get rid of it. It's like in another language..
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] hello5629:
i think it is the caller location thing, i not sure how to change it also

the rom doesn't recognize contact that has country code lol
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] Cowboy88:
Updated feedback

hello529,

Just want to have your comment for the captioned rom after your test during these few days.
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] hello5629:
well i changed back to other stock based ROM already

here is my experience

the ROM is optimized for China chinese usage

there is lunar calendar and caller location thing which are those things that i don't need

The sms notification app will cause Hangout not able to verify

Beside those points above i think the ROM is pretty nice

I just feel that it doesn't match the international community ,

you can try it out that's just my opinion

my i9305 had some battery drain problem (and Samsung claim to be firmware problem and refuse to change part or whatever)

so i can't provide feedback on the battery usage

overall the ROM is pretty smooth
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] ywlscpl:
well done:cyclops:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Mrheineken08:
Using cerux1.47 on 4.2.2 need UV bad. Need 4.2.2 kernel with GPU oc and 1890 - 1932 I can get it stable at 1890 I've done it before and looking for a CPU GPU pll file then I can get this thing frying eggs.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] SerkTheTurk:
Smoother Scrolling​

NOTE: Not tested on any other framework except for XXLF1. Not sure if it works for anything else but I'm pretty sure it doesn't. Also, not tested on INTL devices so if you want you can test and please tell me how it goes :P

Hello xda, so using this guide here: [HOWTO]More smooth scroll..., I've decompiled the framework.jar and edited some lines to make scrolling smoother.

Here is what the author of the guide said about the scrolling.

"- Some android applications have some lag when they scroll.

I found in logcat that garbage collector is working to much when I do some scroll in application.

I googled about it and found the 'scrollingcache' function inside android making problem.

Some application developers recommend disable 'scrollingcache' in app's internal config.

But not all applications have disabled scrollingcache.

So the mod I'll do will disable the scrollingcache throughout the Android OS.

All apps will have no problem with scrollingcache.

I've had scrolling improvements with facebook,playerpro,poweramp,gallery apps , etc.

It is simillar with volume step mod but different value to change."

Installations Steps:

DISCLAIMER - I am not responsible for anything that happens to your device. Make sure you have a backup of your old framework.jar or else if it fails you will have bootloops and you will have to reflash your current ROM!

1.

Make sure your player is the US version (YP-GI1CB/XAA)

2. Download the attachment at the end of this post

3. Place the framework.jar that you downloaded into your player's SD card.

4. Using a root file explorer, copy the framework.jar file and navigate to /system/framework/ and make sure the file system is read/write. replace the old framework.jar

5. Change the file system back to read only.

6. Reboot. The first reboot will take a while like always.

By the way you don't need to restore if anyone was wondering.

Enjoy this tweak! You might not see a difference at first, but there definitely is a difference! By the way, the only app that seems like it doesn't get affected by this tweak is Facebook, I haven't seen a difference in scrolling.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] goldflame09:
Nice job bud. Keep it up
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] diego930:
Nice work. Gonna try it on my device (international version) and post back any suggestions
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Emperor Newo:
Looks Good! :) but does this work for The Galaxy Player 4.0 US version?? and if not could you please make it so it will?? :) Thanks!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] SerkTheTurk:
No, it's only for the 4.2, but if you want I might be able to do it just E-mail me your framework.jar from system/framework at serktheturk10@Gmail.com

Sent from my YP-GI1
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Emperor Newo:
Thanks!! Will do, I wish you the best of luck :) don't worry though its not urgent :)
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] MetaMav:
Thanks! This is awesome. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] glits:
Great! Worked fine on my player, which is YP-GI1CW. It really makes a difference while scrolling.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] SerkTheTurk:
Nice to hear! Glad I could help :)
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
What are the programming languages needed to develop android apps and what are the best places to learn them from? I already know I need to know XML and Java but I can't seem to find a Java tutorial and would like to find a source for XML tutorials because I'm not sure if w3 schools will be teaching me the right criteria.
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
Bump
[General Questions and Answers] prithvirao17:
Looking for the exact same info. I think the base is Java. But what after that? Is it in any way related to J2ee?
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
Hope we get a reply.
[General Questions and Answers] cinzacm:
Android uses a implemetation of java, running on the Dalvik virtual machine. So, short answer is java. You can use android SDK+Eclipse+ADT (Android SDK bundle you can get on http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html) or other tools to start from the basics. Some other IDEs are widespread, including some well known, like Embarcadero RAD Studio, InteliJ (which google now uses as base to Android Studio), etc. You can also develop an app with HTML5, and it'll also be suitable, with some minor changes, to run on iOS.
[General Questions and Answers] nazoraios:
android langs

As mentioned I think Java is primary language.

Xamarin I think lets you build using c#.

Probably a few scripting languages can be used like python and lua.
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
Can someone please provide a link to the Java tutorial?
[General Questions and Answers] Guitarman:
Python can be used for all kinds of Android software development. There are UI wrappers that allow XML formatting to run along with Python for events. Of course, it's not the native langauge but it does allow for expansion to utilize Java, C, C++ etc

Check out this site for more info

https://groups.google.com/forum/m/?fromgroups#!forum/android-scripting
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
Is there a Java tutorial in that forum?
[General Questions and Answers] coolsandie:
Here are the Java Tutorials, which helps you hook up to the language:

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/

Also, refer the App Development forums here on XDA, where you can find many other resources based on Android app development. Cheers !!
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
Thank you. I'll thank you as soon as I am allowed.
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
Hmm.. Is there a more simple Java tutorial? I don't understand the vocabulary used in it. I'm sorry. :/
[General Questions and Answers] obscuresword:
Try this one. He's pretty thourough in what is covered.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEApt1B8ycs

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[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
Thanks, I'll thank after it lets me.
[General Questions and Answers] cinzacm:
If you don't know how to write source code I strongly suggest you to learn the inner logics first. Structured programming and object oriented programming to learn how software is written and after that deepen into the programming language you like most. Java is pretty useful and powerful, even outside android. Ruby and python are awesomely easy, lightweight, fast (in my tests both had loading/running times comparable to compiled C code) and dynamic, specially if you're developing for the Web, but I never used in quite that context.

Enviado de meu GT-I9300 usando o Tapatalk 2
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
Where do I learn the "inner logics"?
[General Questions and Answers] cinzacm:
By inner Logics I mean structured and object oriented programming, and also structures, common algorithms, design patterns, etc. They will teach you how to organize your code, how to have stuff you need to deal with, etc. Maybe you should try Joyce Farrell's Programming Logic and Design to learn structured programming and key topics like variables, procedures, loops, conditionals, etc. and after that try the Java stuff from Oracle. When I was in college we also used Deitel & Deitel's Java: How to Program, but it is more focused on computer related programming. I (still) don't develop for Android, and for some time I only used VB.net (I'm also not really proud of that, but much of my legacy software have been recycled all way back from VB 6), so I'm not an expert to lecture you, but I think that's a beginning.
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
I prefer something that is free please.
[General Questions and Answers] devwithzachary:
Check out http://www.codecademy.com/ It will help you to grasp the basics of programming if you really have 0 knowledge,

then you will need to learn the basics of java.

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/

And finally start working on learning Android specific java

http://developer.android.com/training/index.html

The key is to take your time, without actually doing a cause in programming you will need to spend alot of time.
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
I know am not completely clueless. I know some lua but still have trouble with the vocab used in the Java tutorials. Where can I learn all of the vocab? In coding academy?
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
Can't seem to find the basics of Java in code academy.
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
Is there a tutorial on the vocabulary and stuff for beginners? Sorry if this is confusing, I can't seem to find the tutorials that I can understand but are not too easy.
[General Questions and Answers] devwithzachary:
what vocab are you having issues with? Most is pretty standard across programming languages, much of which is covered on code academy
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
IDE, Unix, etc. I'm a noob when it comes to Java. Where exactly in code academy can I find the vocab?
[General Questions and Answers] devwithzachary:
Neither of these things are Java specific and you would be best to google them.

IDE - Integrated Development Environment http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_development_environment

UNIX - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
Is there any beginner Java tutorials geared towards Android? The link you gave me only shows my how to create a simple app, not Java geared towards Android.
[General Questions and Answers] imcmahon:
Java Tutorial

Hi TimeAndroid, I think this Java Basics for Android tutorial might be just what you're looking for:

Google for "java basics for android" and a link to the TeamTreeHouse Blog should be the first or second hit. (I'd give you the link myself, but I'm not allowed to post urls on account of being new.)

That blog explains some of the Java terminology like "Object Oriented", "Methods" and "Exceptions" that are commonly used when talking shop about Java in Android. With those terms under your belt, you'll know what to google in the future. Best of luck!
[General Questions and Answers] gagaggogo:
Me too.
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] whiskerz:
JAVA. that is all
[General Questions and Answers] javamonkey:
Java it is.

I suggest learning java fundamentals first, before switching to android development.

There is a good book called "Thinking in Java" by Bruce Eckel which explains a lot.

Good luck.
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
I have to pay. Any other good site similar to it?
[General Questions and Answers] shaneod1337:
The blog posts cost nothing. Perhaps you should have taken more time to actually read it.

blog.teamtreehouse.com/java-basics-for-android-development-part-1
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
Thanks. Sorry about that, I thought the library was the only source. :o
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
Are there any free sites that are interactive like teamtreehouse?
[General Questions and Answers] Bishal Pranto Roy:
java,c++

and what r those bumps?
[General Questions and Answers] supernaturally:
I've been going through free lectures at MIT Opencourseware and Stanford . They have been fantastic and I've learned a lot. You'll have to create your dev environment though.
[General Questions and Answers] TimeAndroid:
I'm having a hard time finding an Android tutorial, where is it in MIT Opencourseware?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] Sarah-Jane:
Hi there

A bit of a dumb question, I guess, but be nice. This is my first time on here, and I have only had my Qtek 9090 for just under 24 hours, so here goes.

I have it linked to Bluetooth, so the left hand LED is flashing blue when it is connected. The right hand LED is a bit of a mystery to me, I am afraid. At times it flashes red, and at times it flashes green, and I cannot, for the life of me, figure out why it would do either. :shock:

Anyone who can put me straight would really be helping me. Do not want to appear like a damsel in distress, but just want to know what the different colours are representing.

Many thanks

Sarah-Jane
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] collins199820:
Lights on the right are for the phone - Green is good you have reception Red is either battery is flat or you have no reception Please take some time to visit this post by clicking here
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] M4io:
Green is normal signal

red is "alert" as : missed call, sms received, battery low,... Can be set in Sounds & notifications 'at least in my qtek 2020)

Amber/orange : charging

RTFM ? :)
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] collins199820:
And Purple Means your Colour Blind
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] guest007:
About the green LED : I put the thing on my nightstand when I go to bed ... its flashing is kinda disturbing . Is there a way to disable the green LED (without switching the phone part off) ?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] phantom_najd:
Yes there is, but you'll have to temper with the registry of your device under your own responsibility. I tried it on my PDA2k and it worked fine.

1. Use a registry editor (Rsco Explorer has onebuilt in) and go to the following key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Drivers/BuiltIn/NLEDMgr

2. change the Index decimal value from 1 to 0

3. Reset your device (soft reset)

Hope this helps!
[Sony Xperia ZL] riz157:
Hi there my first attempt at trying to root my sony phone but unsure which method I should use. My phone is from Germany C6503 unlocked bootlaoder. Any advise or links?
[Sony Xperia ZL] nukharma:
On which FW you are?
[Sony Xperia ZL] riz157:
253
[Sony Xperia ZL] nukharma:
Then you've to Downgrade on .350 or .434, root with on of the existing Metohds and then Update OTA to .253.

Eventually you have to use OTA Rootkeeper, but some of the Guys reported they don't have to.
[Sony Xperia ZL] riz157:
Could you provide link where complete instructions are given many thanks.
[Sony Xperia ZL] xkeita:
I rooted mine by flashing DoomKernel (via Flashtools) and then this zip (via DoomKernel recovery) : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=38196361&postcount=1

By the way, you need to have unlocked bootloader to do this.
[Sony Xperia ZL] riz157:
Yes thanks mate will give it a try.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] im0rtalz:
Saw this on Android Police

Here's the latest GMail app

Link to article for better screenshots

http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/0...ith-slide-out-navigation-and-brand-new-inbox/
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] travisd4est:
Thanks for this sir.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] krayziecali:
just updated through the market
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] hamenoskili:
Anyone else wake up their phone by pressing the home button and at the same time accidentally hit emergency call? Quite annoying. Wish there was a mod to disable the emergency call button on the lock screen.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] brizey:
<raises hand>
[Atrix 4G General] adamh_pii:
Hello!

My Atrix on Bell 45.21.78 Android 2,3,6 boots extremely slow.

Unit is rooted (no ROM or other fancy stuff), normal boot takes ~6 minutes while first boot into wiped Dalvik cache takes 8 minutes (cleaned once Dalvik cache)

-No improvement after the Dalvik cache clean.

-Application data cache cleaned -no impact

-I cannot relate it to applications installed or other things

From Settings:

Storage:

Available space 622 MB

Internal:

Total: 10.71GB available 9.05GB

SD

Total 29.76GB available:13.60GB

From NQ Android Booster:63% memory used 520/816MB

Any suggestion welcome

Adam
[Atrix 4G General] ravilov:
I'd say you've likely overloaded your phone with tons of apps. What all apps do you have?
[Atrix 4G General] adamh_pii:
Running apps reported by NQ:

3Gwatchdog

Swiftkey

bump

text messaging

gesture search

stocks

facebook

viber

smart stock

calendar storage

jorte

music

winamp

nabvogator

drm protected content storage

titanium backup

hangouts

youtube

gmail

whatsapp

fring

super task killer

maps

quik video

dlna

nq androis booster

All together under Apps (counting pages of apps and 4x6 apps per page) maybe ~110 apps
[Atrix 4G General] ravilov:
Hm, yeah. No idea really since I haven't even heard of many f those apps. Guess you'll have to wait for someone else to pitch in. Overall I'd say about 100 apps is not all that much, I have about 75-80 myself and I have no boot speed problems whatsoever. (Then again, I'm using a custom ROM.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] justice_beaver:
My HTC DNA fell and the screen cracked. I have already used my replacements through the insurance. Doesn't take much for the screen to break.

I am selling it and looks like I will get about $200 for it.

Looking on swappa.com I can get a fairly good conditioned GNex for that price.

I know it is not comparable spec wise, but I love the pure Google experience and it wouldn't cost me any $.

What do you guys think, is it worth getting or should I hunt for something else?

Currently I am running CM 10.1 on my DNA and am loving it. The DNA is my first Android phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Requills:
I have no experience with the DNA, but I am pretty happy with my vzw gnex

Battery life isn't that great, but besides that I have no major issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madsquabbles:
i love the gnex but i was able to purchase an upgrade to a s4 at work... gotta keep my unlimited! the only issue i have is poor reception, which seems to be common to this phone. my droid charge hold signals better and locks onto 4g better. but this is when im in marginal areas. if you have a good signal the gnex is pretty sweet. you can find them on amazon for under 200 sometime.i may be selling mine soon if i decide to keep the s4 but i dont think my decision will be in the time frame you'd need.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] justice_beaver:
Thanks for the replies. I am not to worried about battery life as I get zero service at work and it sits in airplane mode until 430.

I did see that reception can be an issue. I get pretty good reception here in MD.

Still leaning towards it. I will check out Amazon... Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Shulin:
I do love my phone, but it's not without some quirks, mostly from the Verizon end.

1) No native tethering

2) No Google Wallet (btw, where is Verizon's NFC payment thing they were touting instead?)

3) The back plate of the phone can get warped and the back can come off extremely easy which can cause the battery to pop out easily.

4) Battery life can be balls. I now have 5 extra batteries that I take with me to shows, and on trips just so I can swap them out when they die.

Amazon has a HUGE battery, see this post: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2183513

I'm currently on my 3rd Galaxy Nexus I think.....but that's my own fault, I drop it ALOT. Thankfully my screen has never cracked, just weird issues like broken camera and whatnot.

Get the insurance plan! =)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NonStopSales:
gational anytryn

Go for Gnex, it has the best development support
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] METDeath:
Also going to mention okay radio performance, and terrible stock battery life. Don't buy the official "extended battery" as it's only like 250mAh larger than our stock one. There's the giant one on Amazon that was linked earlier in the thread. I have the Hyperion 3800mAh that I bought before I knew about the other one. I get about two days on average out of it unless I play lots of games.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tokuzumi:
For just a little more, you could get a GS3. I saw a few GS3s in great shape on swappa for under $300. And it's easy to root, and run an AOSP rom. While the GN isn't a bad phone, and I've been happy with it overall, I would not see myself buying one at this time (especially since you are coming from a DNA).