yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Microsoft Surface] lgnationrc:
I was recently looking at app sizes and the photo, video, and music apps take up a LOT of space! And I noticed when compared to other music, video, and photo apps they don't do much else.

I also noticed that when I downloaded Memorylage, PhotofastViewer, and a couple others, I can't make some of them my default apps.

I want to delete the Photo, Video player, and Music apps. Is there any negative consiquenises to doing this? I have other apps to replaced them installed, but I want them to take on default status. How do I do that?

Thank you,

lgnationrc

EDIT: When I say a LOT of space, that is compared to the replacements I found...
[Microsoft Surface] GoodDayToDie:
"Uninstalling" the apps is fine and easy. Deleting them entirely from the drive is trickier and is unsupported, but has been reported to work.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Murcielago:
Hi,

I have a question :

my XDA II is in english and I want to keep it in english for many reasons but I would like to know if there's a way to add the french word completion dictionnary ?

I don't know which file is used to do this.

Thanks in advance
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Rudegar:
search results

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=225&highlight=dictionary

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=275&highlight=dictionary

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=13644&highlight=dictionary

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=14463&highlight=dictionary

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=9191&highlight=dictionary

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=8231&highlight=dictionary

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=7647&highlight=dictionary

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=3839&highlight=dictionary

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=2987&highlight=dictionary

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=2427&highlight=dictionary
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Tanguy:
I had the same question, and never had the answer

I've looked at all links and many others and came personally to the conclusion that this scope has not been really explored; yet, by traditional XDA gurus for WM2003 based ROM. There is no real answer

Correct me, any one, if I can be proven wrong.

But in my browsing from this post, I came across a cost effective solution with the TopKey application from PDAMILL. http://www.pdamill.com/prod_tk.shtml

It is amazingly efficient and multi language (all user definable). The only draw back, to me, is the too small key size.

It is a good walk-around for an unsolved WM 2003 limitation.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Rudegar:
it should be possible but as far as i know only for pocketword

it dont share the dictionary with outlook for some reason
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Murcielago:
Thanks for the info Tanguy
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 21Kevin-AJ:
Well .. im install DModV5_final_fixed

I cant open live wallpapers ..

Can help with livewallpaper.apk of original system ..
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RayQ1223:
Reflash
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lorwinacevora:
try to reflash bro
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 21Kevin-AJ:
Reflash .. no work

I cant have live wallpapers yet :(
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alecore:
i don't have either live wallpapers o.O only gallery / wallpapers
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eswarvf:
wait this topic is almost a year old
[LG Optimus 4X HD] agos123456:
Hello everyone. I am new to lg x4 but no new to android. Today i rooted the phone but when i installed the Recovery from rom manager I am getting a message when i am trying to accuse recovery saying bbot image signature error and phone restarts, Although i can get the mobile working after 10 restarts but i wanna try new roms ...
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Kanad:
Unlock your bootloader, then root it and then install cwm, you should be on jb in order to do so. Refer stickies for how to.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] lojak29:
:thumbup: Anyone rockin the s4 toughsuit bodyglove case, about as nice as an otter defender feels lighter .....still protective...has built in screen, multiple colors available. .... nice ease with the button usability.Id own this over a defender anyday.;)
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] osrix:
Got any pics? are the speaker grills covered with any filter or whatever?
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] gharrington:
Here is the extended power menu for XXUBMEA Deodexed only.

MD5:12DA958E48DC78B834ADEE5970AE5EC2
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] Simow.b:
Thanks :)
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] bruzski:
thx:laugh:
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] thatsupnow:
Thanks man!! Love your work so much I had to buy your app!!!! Keep it up
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] gharrington:
47 downloads a 3 thanks come on guys. I take the time to do this for you i takes 2 secs to hit thanks
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] AiYori:
Thanks a lot
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] Brownie2k:
Thank you! :D
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] cippy:
Brilliant! You're a champ, mate! :good:
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] Milchbeck:
Perfect it works very good:D:thumbup:
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] -Zork-:
Woriking fine on Pre-root Slim XXUBMEA Version.

Thanks
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] m.garz:
Thanks man!
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] andr34:
Thanks :good:
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] ianofaraby:
This is a great mod, the hassle I have getting the key combo for recovery is a nightmare!

Confirm all works as expected MEA

Thanks Gary
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] astronman:
XXUAME2???
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] joeherlev:
I have ust flashed it on my Pre-rooted XXUBMEA and I still have stock power menu ??

Please help ?
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] bknez:
+1
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] gharrington:
Are you both deodexed?
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] joeherlev:
Sorry... All is fine.. I just had to hit the "REBOOT" to see the new options. :cyclops:
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] Milchbeck:
I have one problem hot boot don't work..:o

Send with I9505

super-slim pre-rooted MEA Domination v1.2
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] noname55804:
is it possible to use this on mf8 or do we have to wait for an update?
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] amar1548:
Yeh Google just released their stock keyboard.

Everything is working suggestion, swipe etc.

Google blocked this app for some countries and unfortunately India is the one, so it is not showing on Google play as of now.

here is the direct link http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=22979706399754676

Source : pocket now http://pocketnow.com/2013/06/06/stock-android-keyboard-available
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] venkatraman:
My keyboard becomes light on white background..
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] amar1548:
yah , its a known issue when you apply any custom theme , try stock theme
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] venkatraman:
I haven't used any theme..after installing d app n wen i use it,i get a yellow bar at d center of d keyboard..
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] amar1548:
Clearly , on second screen shot , you are using custom theme, cause your status bar icons are not stock

Use this stock theme
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] venkatraman:
OK solved my prob:)
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] sgspluss:
Is there any way to put it into system/app?

If i do it the keyboard will end with FC...

Hope anybody can help.

Sent from my LG-P990
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] karthik050782:
Hope you didn't gave the correct permission.. Check other app and try it..
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] sgspluss:
Hehe you can be sure that i give the right permission ;)

rw--r--r

But evertime it ends with FC, try an other googlekeyboard befor (aosp) this is working without, but i miss the swype...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] miguel11691:
I currently have the Incredible 4G LTE Nd love but I need a bigger screen... I debated between both those phones... I know the HTC One comes out in the summer for us and the s4 will only be 16gb ... Is their a mod to put apps on the sd card since the s4 is limited... I know they coming with an update but we all know Verizon is bad with updates..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] wahoofan5:
I had the HTC One before the S4 that I have now. All I will say is that as soon as the One drops on Verizon, I will be switching back. I test phones on a daily basis and the One is the best phone I've used to date. You won't be disappointed with either, but I prefer the One. Sense is much better than Touchwiz now IMO and the build quality and audio can't be beat. I prefer the screen on the One also
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Eric214:
I didn't buy the ONE (or wait for it) because of the reviews. You might like the HTC ONE based on if you want metal build, smaller screen (equals 468 ppi to 441 ppi in S4 slightly sharper text) and the BOOM sound (front facing speakers). With no SD expansion or removable battery, that was a deal killer for me. S4 has better specs and is already made for the AWS network for Verizon (faster LTE speeds). Also, HTC is by far the worst EVER of getting updates out for their phones (yes, even worse then Motorola at their worst)

for me S4 was the no brainer deal for me
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] MutantPlatypus:
If you will be rooting, the only thing the One would have over the S4 is BoomSound and a nicer case. Being unable to swap SD cards or batteries would bug me. If all you need is a bigger screen and you can wait, why not wait a few more months for a Note 3 or One Max?

I had an Evo 4G before the S4 (I never rooted it), so I've got nothing against HTC. HTC doesn't seem to offer (read, foist on you) the suite of apps Samsung does. Samsung seems to be trying to push their content store to compete with Google Play, so I hope future updates don't add tons of bloat related to the Samsung app store...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] wahoofan5:
I find the storage argument quite invalid. Internal storage comparison: 32gb on the One vs ~9 on the S4. I know that the S4 has expandable storage, but that only helps in terms of media (stuff that can be stored on the cloud anyways), not apps. Also, the One will no doubt be equipped with AWS technology, so that argument is invalid too if we are comparing Verizon phones. No removable battery but it makes it through a day of heavy use no problem.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] EVOme:
Not a fan of HTC anymore. I had all the EVOs.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] mbh87:
I'd take the S4 all day long over the One. Just a matter of personal preference.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] nes4r2:
Doesnt HTC take a lonnnnnnng ass time or never to release source? While Samsung does it on day 1, yea good luck with HTC and the handicapped Roms for it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] berfles:
The firmware update that allows apps to be moved to SD card makes your invalid argument invalid again.

I pick the S4 for the reasons stated. No expandable memory, no removable battery, HTC has garbage update schedules, and weaker specs.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] wahoofan5:
But that would require root, something the common user might not choose to do. And S4 users are currently unable to move apps to the SD card
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] JediMindTrixx:
It all boils down to preference. Most people want good battery life and cool apps or software. I've used both and when the One releases on Verizon I will have both and use both,

... But to answer the question I will use the S4 more since the battery does last a bit longer and it can do some pretty cool stuff, but most of all I believe there will be more customization on the S4. Lord knows I am a customization fool,. Cheers!!! :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] MutantPlatypus:
This is certainly important if you do not want to root the S4. I bet there will be root apps that can redirect app installations to the SD card, if they don't already exist. And Samsung will probably get native full external card installation working eventually. Or they're going to see sales drop off as more and more people bump up against that limit, and scramble to fix it. Why they didn't do this in first place is beyond me - especially with such a small built-in card. Either they wanted to sell more of their own SD cards, they wanted an excuse to charge heaps more for just a little more memory, or Apple sued them into not doing it.

And batteries get old. It might need replacing. Sometimes.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Evocm7:
I used to be a diehard htc fan since the original evo but after the one was put on hold, and the poor development and official htc support for the rezound, I doubt I'll go back. I will miss htc but they dropped the ball far too many times and I know it will happen again (maybe not for their current devices) even though they cannot afford to screw anything else up. So bottom line, do you want a pretty phone with nice sound and a slightly, yet not noticeably better screen? Or do you want a larger screen, insane amount of dev and Samsung support for years to come, and removable battery and storage?

Sent from my rooted S4 blessed with Cleanrom 1.2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] theresin:
First of all, I apologize if it seems like we are "ganging" up on you - after all, the question at hand is a fundamental example of free choice and personal preference. With that said, I did want to make one (yet to be made) point specifically pertaining to your (above) comment on validity.

You mentioned that, in your mind, one of the factors that makes the removable storage on the S4 irrelevant is cloud storage - something that the major carriers frequently, if not enthusiastically offer up as a must-have storage solution. Cloud storage really is great, especially as their capacities increase, security strengthens, and prices drop. However there is one major, often overlooked problem with using cloud storage on your cellular device - DATA. Many (many) Verizon subscribers that have managed to hold on to unlimited data (myself) find themselves playing a game of "chicken" every time they want a new device. There's only so many tricks and hoops you can jump through to keep your unlimited data - just ask the countless hordes who've recently reached their "end of the road" in terms of unlimited data (Tip: These sad-sacks are easy to spot - just look for the gently sobbing individuals solemnly mashing their "Scan For Available WiFi Networks" button), The point is, last I checked; you need some sort of internet/data connection to peruse the "Cloud" - this is all well and fine if you're still rocking "Data God Mode", but wouldn't it make you feel a whole lot better if you knew all that cherished media you spent years collecting was ALWAYS available to you? I sleep better knowing all my Seinfeld episodes are safely at hand in my Samsung 64gb Class 10 MicroSD Card.

But all kidding aside - having to rely on cloud-based storage for your files is a great way to experience full blown anxiety and frustration first hand, believe me.

To the original poster: I'm bias. Why am I bias? Because my first-ever Android smartphone was the OG HTC Droid Incredible - after a year of countless "like-new!" replacements, I bought the Droid X and swore off HTC .... However ...Stupidly, the excitement over the HTC Thunderbolt being Verizon's first 4G device was far too tempting for me and I bought the damn thing. It took almost two whole years for HTC & Verizon to update the Thunderbolt to ICE CREAM SANDWICH, despite having been released AFTER the first ICS devices were already out. Sadly, I never got to see that wonderful update on my T'Bolt ..... you see, six months (and several rage induced ulsters) after buying my T'Bolt I threw the damn thing accidentally dropped it over the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Too bad. Never again, HTC.

:eek:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] berfles:
No, the update that is coming out will not require root. It's an OTA update that lets you move apps to the SD card again.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] brizey:
Thunderbolt was released in March of 2011. The first ICS device was the Galaxy Nexus which was released November 2011. Does not invalidate your point, though. I was a 'bolt owner, too. It was out for about six months before viable LTE phones were releases (Rezound, Bionic), and even those were not all that great. It got truly usable when Liquid 3.2 was released for AOSP and SkyRaider Zeus was released for Sense. Those were a LONG time after the phone was released, though.

I view it as an early adopter thing, not an HTC thing. We are going to experience the same thing with AWS. Odds are this phone will suck for AWS...the hardware is too far out in front of the service release...no way there won't be issues that are patched around, etc.

S-off will really help get the dev work going on the One. I think it is a perfectly viable alternative to this phone really. Just a different flavor. I have never had a Samsung phone so for me, that was part of the appeal...something different.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] madsquabbles:
if you really want screen size and don't mind the wait, the note 3 will be coming out this fall. 6" with 8 cores - though i don't think it's been confirmed. i'd like to get one, but the note 2's 5.5 inches is kinda pushing it for me, and i have preferred that the s4 to be 16:10 instead.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] windstrings:
YouTube benchmarks on comparisons... You may be surprised how much slower HTC one is.

If you don't like touch wiz, there's lots of options... I use nova launcher on cube mode and love it.

While many defend it, sense does eat up processor attention.

Main advantage with HTC is reading in bright sunlight, 95 percent of my reading is indoors, metal case is nice.

I like options for different batteries, external memory, better camera, better software.... To each his own but benchmarks alone mean little if those benchmarks don't depict real life use.

If you love the best camera you can get, go S4, if you listen to music through speakers then HTC, if through headphones S4 has nice equalizing software.

I personally feel real life pictures can be boring.. I like high saturation of Hd amoled screen.

The Hd mode on the camera makes a perfect picture in crappy lighting!

The S3 has up to a 7000mah battery avail, not sure what they will come up with for the S4 but I don't like bring limited. http://zerolemon.com/

Anyway, each phone is nice, but they both have things the other doesn't.

Alan.. Sent with Galaxy S4
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] mutelight:
I own both and really like both. However, if I had to choose only one, it would be the S IV.

The main reason is battery life and how long the One takes to charge.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] windstrings:
Yea, that note 3 I have my eye on!

Alan.. Sent with Galaxy S4
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Spike96:
One vs S4

This is truly a first world problem.

I'd say the One. I would prefer the One over the S4 because it's just overall more clean. The design is flawless, it looks beautiful. The S4 isn't a bad looking phone, and with a case it can look great too, but you just can't beat that aluminum body. Also, HTC really focused on things that were worth focusing on. They included boom sound

on the front

, which to me is huge, and I like the idea of blinkfeed. Samsung, on the other hand, focused on hand gestures and head movements which I just did not personally see myself ever using.

After CTIA, which I was sure was going to be a One announcement (huge disappointment, VZW. Really, Viva Movil?) I told myself I couldn't wait any longer and went S4. The S4 is still a great phone. It is definitely better in Specs, and I love the SD card slot.

But for you, it all comes down to personal preference.

Can you live without a SD card slot and removable battery?

32 GB enough?

Do you want to text in style, with the sexiest phone on the market?

One.

Need features? More compatibility?

Want a phone that is faster, thinner, lighter, and more developer friendly?

Need it now?

S4.

Honestly, I think 9 GB is more than enough for apps. Everything else I just put on my SD card. I have about 20 GB of music, so I needed what the S4 had, even though I wanted what the One had. Cloud storage is just screwing yourself. Especially with music.

For the average user, I'd still reccomend the One.

BTW, if the S4 and the One are equal in your eyes, or the One is only slightly better, why wait?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Metallice:
Exactly. This was a huge factor for me. I lost unlimited data, but gained the ability to have all my music already with me. Google music was a data hog.

Also, Biased... The word is biased. You HAVE a BIAS, which makes you BIASED.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] theresin:
Lol, thanks for the heads up ... I wrote that rant while sitting in the International Terminal at LAX. After a nine day business trip (more like slave drive) with stops in Tel Aviv, Rome, and Madrid, it appears as though I've lost my grasp on grammar, spelling, context, and most definitely time. Goodness...after re-reading that whole post you can almost feel my delirium. I stand by my overall BIASED opinion though, I never realized how much data we were using streaming content from the cloud until my fiance had to give up her unlimited data.

---------- Post added at 03:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:21 PM ----------

You are absolutely correct. There's nothing like typing out a long, thoughtful rant only to realize that you've mixed up your dates/facts. It is ironic that you mention the Bionic, because that's the device I went to after my 'bolt's "unplanned" demonstration of Newton's Laws. Can you imagine how irate and depressed I was going from the tragically crippled 'bolt to the even more-so tragically crippled Bionic? It is obviously my fault that I went with the Bionic despite all the issues they had even getting it released ... but I'm not sure there's every been a device that had as much promise and frustration as the Bionic (and really, the 'bolt too).

So yes... I am jaded, biased, and probably not the best person to ask. You are also 10000% correct on the "early adopter" syndrome - It is unfair and naive to discount such a huge factor. However,I can say that as someone who has owned the Sammy Droid Charge, GS3, and now the GS4 I feel as though I have a good grasp on the pros and cons of Samsung. I'm sure Motorola and HTC have come a long way in those short 2.5 years, but it's going to take a hell of a lot more effort before anyone will ever be able to convince me that I don't need removable batteries or storage. Doesn't Verizon handicap our devices enough?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Southern_mind:
Honestly I think I would have gotten the HTC One but then I keep remembering the Thunderbolt. So I just got the stand love it. I use an app called foldermount that let's me put app data in the ad card with a link to the internal so the phone thinks it's using the internal memory. It's good for the big games and Google music.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Metallice:
Yep. Just have foldermount link the /Android/obb folder and you won't have to worry about space again. /Android/data too if you really need it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] windstrings:
Interesting, but it requires root.

Alan.. Sent with Galaxy S4
[General Questions and Answers] Garymeister:
HI, I recently downloaded and flashed CarbonRom (v.1.6 April22) (coming from Stock jb TW and Midnight Rom). It is a beautiful AOSP Rom but due to it being a Sprint Rom, data does not work on my Virgin Mobile S2 (SPH-D710VMUB.)I can make and recieve calls and texts but no 3G/4G so I looked around for some solutions pertaining to my case.

I have found an app called APNsBu in the market and will revert back to stock and attempt to back up the settings info. I will then flash/recover the rom and restore apn settings. I cannot change APN settings within the CarbonRom because it seems this feature has been removed from the mobile network settings. If this does not work can someone direct me to a more efficient/practical way to regain data? Thanks!

Update: So I tried the above, and no luck. The second APN app that I tried stated that android devices 4.0+ did not have the accessibility (disabled feature?) to delete or restore APN settings.

I'm SOL, any help would be greatly appreciated.