yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] fivephones:
After some searching for existing services during preparing our game (year ago), we decide to build our own server application to maintain users, levels and rates. Levels created by players are signed, so only author can change them. This all thing are too complex to use some universal service. But we could have a performance problem if there will be too many concurent players. During performance tests we were able to deal with approximately 10 players per second.

So if you plan use your own server, you have to decide performance vs. custom implementation.

Good luck with your app.
[Android Apps and Games] Daniel_001:
Hi fivephones, I finished free packages of the game and most of online levels. I have to say again, I like the game.

I'm working right now on my own levels, you will see :)).
[Android Apps and Games] saqibvohra93:
It is similar concept as used in the game "Candy Pot" by Pi Labs :)
[Android Apps and Games] fivephones:
Hi, you have to try it first :). It's an honor for me if you compare One More Drop to this game. I do not have iPhone, but according info on iTunes "Candy Pot" using one object "candy" to jump into a pot.

In One More Drop the water droplet contains 25 parts and keeping them togeather by tilting phone and guide them to the target is the goal. Of course there are some similiar elements, it's a puzzle game :)).

Thank you very much for the comment.
[Android Apps and Games] Daniel_001:
After all free levels (during last days) I have to say, tilting waterdrop is a FUN :). Level builder is working good, sometimes overlaping elements are confusing. Maybe you can improve "button-flow" for deleting all elements (it was not clear for me first time).

Thanks for the game and good luck.
[Android Apps and Games] fivephones:
OK, we will improve Level Builder a little bit in next release. Thanks for sharing your levels with other players.
[Android Apps and Games] balter:
Very nice graphic, like it)
[Android Apps and Games] HelenOne:
Really fun physics game! Tilting has great response on waterdrop. Thanks for the game.
[Android Apps and Games] fivephones:
We were focused on fine control by tilt, because it's key feature for this game. I'm glad you like it. Thanks for comment.

Looking forward for your own levels :o).
[Android Apps and Games] Daniel_001:
Hello again, do you plan some best score of the all times? Best of the week changing continuosly, thats good. But after week there is no way how to find your max score. Thanks.
[Android Apps and Games] fivephones:
Yes, we plan to add hall of fame, separated for free and paid version (because of different number of levels).

Also there will be a link in from application to the website.
[Android Apps and Games] Daniel_001:
That would be nice. I'm looking forward to next version. Bye
[Android Apps and Games] Slav1988BG:
Hello, I need application developers to develop application-program for Android. Type messenger-reminder associated (attached) to the GPS. It will also be needed and intriguing*a sympathetic design that also can be made by you, of course if you have interest in this :) There are many things that need to be made, it takes people with good knowledge in programming applications. :silly:
[Galaxy S II Accessories] mbaman:
Hi All,

This is my first post in this forum. :D

Lately I purchased the Sony SBH20 In-the-ear Headset to use it with my Galaxy S II.

Not sure how both will complement with each other. But as far as the headset is concerned I came across with very good reviews.

If any one used this combination please let me know your feedback.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Spannaa:
Take a look at ViPER4Android Audio Effects - get the right settings for your setup and the sound quailty will blow you away ;)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Jense999:
Try this

I am using Noozoxide EIZO-rewire pro ... they call it eargasm ;)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] badai:
do you use it on multipoint mode? how to select music source?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ganggreen777:
As I posted tibu has never ever done this b4 no matter what rom I have used w no matter what phone...

I have cleaned data/ cache / un installed / installed

I need tibu bc I have to get crackFlashing anyone know how to fix this?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dragonstalker:
Looks like its spinning cause it's searching thru the emulator (SDCARD0) should be searching thru SDCARD. See if you can get to settings and click on preferences, then second set is the backup folder location. Click it, set search whole device, tthen when it's done select use current device. Hopefully this help.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ganggreen777:
Yea, I had to "create" a new folder inside SDCard not Emulated like you said......recreated root access and worked .....thanx for the insight
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] adrianjr84:
I can't get this to work on stock mdc Rom with fauxs kernal. It installs fine but doesn't work. Anyone know how to fix this? Thanks in advance
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigbamboo5:
I have an unbranded, stock Xperia Z here in the UK and everything has been fine until now, when it has started shutting down (well, twice in two days) and I''ve needed to do a hard reset to restart it. I'm still on .434 - if this is the 'sleep of death' or whatever it is called, will I be okay when (if!) I get the new firmware OTA?

Thanks!
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pongnamu:
It may be fixed. You know, latest firmware is the best.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loribuono:
So, I've got JB 4.1.2 and am rooted. No custom ROM. (I think I used Chainfire's method, but can't remember exactly. If anybody can tell me if there's a way to verify that, it would be helpful.)

I'd like to be able to get OTA updates and have read several threads about Triangle Away. Frankly, I don't really understand them, and they scare me.

So, my questions are:

1. Is Triangle Away a pretty safe thing to do? I've read about having to reset if something should happen. I don't really want to have to do that.

2. Once I run Triangle Away, is my device the way it was before I started? I keep reading about a factory reset and am not really sure what that entails.

I don't want to have to start over. I just want to keep it the way I have it and be able to install OTA updates.

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bulbous:
1. Yes it works pretty well for me

2. No - you're still rooted. Factory reset will make no difference.

If you're rooted then it's simple no OTA. You need to return to stock so a stock OTA can be applied.

Incidentally for my $500 device I can remember exactly what method I used to root it on every occasion that I have needed to.

1. Exynos Abuse - first root - maintained by Mobile Odin

2. Chainfire for 4.1.2 BTU

3. Chainfire for 4.1.2 XSG

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Now that I think about it, I've probably done you a dis-service.

Did you even check what Triangle Away does?

It (requires root) resets the Binary flash counter so Samsung don't know you've flashed something you shouldn't have.

The things you shouldn't have flashed include

Chainfire AF

TWRP

CWM

etc

For any changes to Recovery - The Binary counter cannot be reset permanently. It will increases every time it detects a custom recovery
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lisa2blonde:
im thinking of rooting now as I'm not sure that Samsung are going to role out any more updates for the note 10.1 - its all quiet on that front (I have S3 to and it's quiet on that front to). So in reality it doesn't really matter about OTA (i guess). Ill make my mind up more once I have a question answered regarding root apps.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loribuono:
I don't understand your answer to number 2. No, it's not the same as it was before Triangle Away? It's still rooted? That is the way it was before Triangle Away.

I also don't understand this: "If you're rooted then it's simple no OTA."

What I want to know is: Will running Triangle Away on my rooted device (no custom ROM) allow me to install OTA updates (by resetting the counter), but leave my device otherwise unchanged?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frenchie007:
from what I understood by researching this for myself (correct me if I'm wrong) , as long as you have root your device will be shown as 'custom' under device settings(even it you have no binary count ), So you won't be able to relieve OTA updates, the only way to receive OTA would be to format system , but then you would lose root, So having root AND OTA at the same time is not possible .

however,I think that apps like triangle away have a option that can hide root or something like that.I didn't read into this though

again, I'm new here as well So I'm not sure it what I said here is correct- its also a way to check if I understood :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bulbous:
Triangle Away is used to reset the built in flash counter that Samsung can check to see if you flashed a custom recovery. Typically people flash a custom recovery as a first step in rooting their phone. So the flash counter is increased from 0, and they can tell that you're a naughty boy and have "abused" your phone - warrant void. Triangle away DOES NOT alter the fact that you then went on to root the phone. So your root status remains.

OTA updates check the status of the phone (custom), they don't check the flash counter. So Triangle Away has no effect at all on OTA updates since it doesn't effect root.

So if your phone is rooted then you CANNOT get OTA updates and TA will not help you. You have to NOT be rooted to get OTA.

To go further, you probably have to have never rooted on that particular ROM to receive OTA updates.

So - to be clear

1. If you want OTA - then use TA to clear flash counter and then use ODIN to flash the latest stock rom for your country - this will erase root and place stock recovery.

2. If you want root then just face the fact that you cannot have OTA

I just checked my flash counter - it's 1 because i have TWRP installed. I can reset it to 0 with TA, but it just goes back to 1 all the time that TWRP is there.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kkretch:
loribuono.... can you tell us what version or build rom you have?

Please correct me if I'm wrong guys.........

As loribuono is running a stock rooted rom they could reset flash count with Triangle Away.

Then use odin to install the latest rom for his device from http://samfirmware.com/

This should put them back to factory and my experience has been that no data will be lost.

Then run update to see if you truly have all the latest updates.

Then root again.

This should work correct??????

Oh..... remember to make a backup in TWRP or CWM before doing any of the above and you will be OK.

.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] methaq:
+1 on this.

If you are rooted and want to remain rooted, you do not want OTA updates. Download firmware from sammobile and install via mobileODIN. Set to inject root and MobileODIN.

This method keeps my note 10.1 stock, rooted, latest firmware.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lisa2blonde:
O I like this... But how can you be sure you downloaded the correct version when is released? ... I'm in UK note 8010 wifi... What things would I typically need to look for?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kkretch:
Go to http://samfirmware.com/ and type in 8010 and it will tell you all the firmware that is out for your unit.

It looks like this is the latest for yours.

N8010XXUCMB2_N8010O2UCMB1_O2U.zip | 1028.9 MB

http://www.hotfile.com/dl/204300257/b1c466c/N8010XXUCMB2_N8010O2UCMB1_O2U.zip.html
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lisa2blonde:
Oh... It's that easy to upgrade the firmware with mobile odin. Thank you so much for the tips. I'm going to root the device and forget about OTA. I could just do with knowing a number of useful and key 'root apps' now too. I guess triangle away and mobile odin are essential.

Thank you so much for the advice :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loribuono:
My build version is JZO54K.N8013UEUCMA3

My counter is set to 5, because I had at one time put the German ROM on this thing. I went back to stock, updated to JB and then rooted. That's where I'm at.

I don't understand most of this stuff, like when someone says "set to inject root and MobileODIN." Set what? What is "inject root?" It's the terminology I don't get.

Not to mention the conflicting information... you can.. you can't. Still don't know if what I want is possible.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ultramag69:
Since you are rooted, install triangleaway and run it... Presto, you now have 0 flash count...
[General Topics] doortodoorsalesman:
:?: Do I need a seperate device (i.e. gps reciever?) to run Navigation software such as Tom Tom Navigator or Route 66 on my XDAII? If I need a gps transmitter reciever, where can I get one from and can I buy one that I can permenantly install in my car?

:?
[General Topics] edsub:
You will allways need a GPS receiver with (almost) any PocketPC based navigation solution.

From personal experience I would recommend a Bluetooth receiver. Make sure you have a 1.72 ROM version for good Bluetooth operation. There are many threads on that on the forum.

You will also need a power supply (to XDAII and to Bluetooth GPS for uninterrupted operation and quick GPS fixes)

And you would need a car cradle or 'real' carkit in oder to be able to have a good view on the screen

If you dont like to be bother by the limited storage amount a SD memory card is ver advisable, beware of the bad performing ones

Good software is TomTom Navigator 3

Like I said: This forum has lots of threads on this subject. Alternatively check out www.pocketgpsworld.co.uk
[General Topics] doortodoorsalesman:
Thanx for the advice I'm still a newbe to this phone I haven't even had it a week yet. but already it looks like lots of fun 8)
[General Topics] HPJ:
Check this out:

http://www.totalpda.com/Holux-Powered-GPS-PDA-Mount-for-XDA-Series-I-Mate-Q-Tec-2020.aspx

It's a Car cradle / GPS / powered / loud speaker etc etc....all you need next is Tomtom or simular.

My mate has one and it's great. Removes the need for a seperate GPS receiver, which would need power itself. Don't know if you can get in Canada but probably.

HPJ
[General Topics] Jupiter:
Thanks looks like a Phatt product. Unfortuntely I've already bought the cradle and gps seperate.
[General Topics] edsub:
Beware: The product looks nice BUT: It's probably useless when your car has a heat-resistant windscreen.

These windscreens have a metal-like foil in it which does not let radio (GPS are radio signals) signals thru. These windscreen however always have 1 or 2 spots (most likely next to the mirror) where the foil is absent. Meant for toll cards, but also useable to stick a GPS mouse to it. For that you do need a GPS that can be placed (I glueed a plastic box with double-sided tape to the windscreen foil-free spot in which my BT (permanently powered) GPS is sitting).

Works like a charm.
[General Topics] HPJ:
Edsud - wow, seems logical. Guess many have bought the product and spent ages trying to get it to work, without any luck. Thanks for the warning.

How good are the Bluetooth receivers? ie does the Bluetooth stay 'well connected'? What about if you want to use a BT headset as well, can you run 2 BT devices at the same time?

Cheers

HPJ
[General Topics] edsub:
I have found BT to be VERY stable (using the 1.72 rom & standard Bt stack), also when I use both GPS & Headset at the same time.

I have fitted the BT GPS with a constant 12V wire resulting in continuous power. Which results in a permanent fix (BT GPS's seem to keep working even when there is no device connected). When I start TomTom I never have to wait for a fix, it;s there when I start TomTom.

When you do not do this you will notice a delay to get a first fix. This delay is relatively short when the GPS has not realy moved since it was last switched on. The delay also depends on the type of GPS. I know of a Holux CF GPS (wichs gets switched off when you take it out of the PocketPC) on a Dell Axim that takes about 1 minute to get its first fix again. Imagine how long that takes when you have to wait for it . . .
[General Topics] alix776:
im using the same as ed and it runs like a dream scary i know
[General Topics] andrew.turner@nhs.net:
I use Tom Tom 3 BT with XDA II. Works great.

No BT headset yet byt it's coming soon.

Rgds

Andrew
[General Topics] Jupiter:
I have installed it on 2 different XDA2's and it works brialliantly.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] KRAHEx:
Remove this please. Continue our work in the usual places. We will not share here this ROM. Sorry mates.

:good:

​

Dark Side Team​
[Nexus 4 Android Development] KRAHEx:
R

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[Nexus 4 Android Development] KRAHEx:
reserved

4 me
[Nexus 4 Android Development] anshumandash:
Wow...Great looking ROM. So I am the first one ....

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Few questions.

- Is it compiled from the latest Carbon source? So I am guessing it will be equally smooth like carbon.

- Will you keep updating this along with carbon updates?

- Why do we need to flash the 2g/3g fix? Is there a problem switching between 2g/3g in the current build?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] dex2grigg:
You mentioned that the kernel has OTG.. Is this true? Lol
[Nexus 4 Android Development] camp70:
It looks good ;)

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[Nexus 4 Android Development] KRAHEx:
- From 9 June Carbon nightly. Now we are working to incorporate HALO to Dark Side.

- Of course. Surely there is a new update soon... :p

- There isn´t any problem with that. Dark Side has an special 2g/3g app (used to change 2g to 3g network automatically, you can set it up in various ways according to your needs). You can see it inside DarkSide Settings/2g-3g.

It has USB OTG like Matr1x for example (thanks to ziddey). Highly recommended to maintain Angela Kernel with this ROM.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] anshumandash:
Thanks. I understand your point.

Can you also post a reset kernel due to the prima drivers. This will be useful in case some of us wants to use a different kernel. No offence to the built in kernel, but just a matter of choice.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] KRAHEx:
DarkSide Lockscreen

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[Nexus 4 Android Development] KRAHEx:
It´s important to know that this ROM for now only supports Kernels with PRIMA drivers, if you want to change the kernel only you can do for another kernel drivers take PRIMA, we are working on solving this for next versions. :good:
[Nexus 4 Android Development] javiges:
My homescreen

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[Nexus 4 Android Development] Dsmforlife92:
Nice ROM buy I hope you stick with floating notifications then halo!!! Halo does not have very good security!!!!

Not my quote

Quoted by Synergye

Unfortunately Halo is a security risk right now due to making tapjacking attacks even easier. This is from how it handles overlay support. When I get a chance I'll look into another way to implement it.

Edit (hint): If I was a malicious person, I would definitely take advantage of it as soon as possible with all these distros merging in something they don't understand.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] David_Vaz:
Hahaha, im like's this ROM :D :D :D xD xD xD
[Nexus 4 Android Development] R0i_:
I am presenting the chef R0i this rom, thank you all to try it and give your opinions to improve every day a little more this rom.

Thanks to my team, we can enjoy it.

Sorry for my English ...
[Nexus 4 Android Development] jerdog:
You have not posted your kernel source as required by GPLv2 and XDA. Links removed until you can post your kernel sources.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] camp70:
Po fale. Po malegro.

Enviado desde mi Nexus 4 usando Tapatalk 2

MOD EDIT: "I don't read the rules about posting in English."
[Nexus 4 Android Development] KRAHEx:
Ok. Your forum, your rules. Delete this thread please.

We won´t share our ROM here. Sorry mates.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] Sully6789:
What's the problem with sharing kernel source? Surely you had to know this was a requirement?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] Ace42:
Is Derek part of the Dark side project?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] jerdog:
No, it's not - it's the law, and if you don't want to follow the GPL you're taking a dump in the bowl of every other dev that has come before you. Thread will not be deleted.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] TimeAndroid:
Can I use the superuser that comes with Cyanogenmod instead of an app from the play store like SuperSU, SuperUser, etc?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] KorGuy123:
Yup that's why it was designed.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] TimeAndroid:
Hmm...Superuser from CM seems to just allow everything and not request.... I'll try updating to the latest CM.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] KorGuy123:
It requests first use and that's it. If you are concerned you should be able to clear the permissions for it and we ask.

Also of you allow once it should carry over with every dirty flash. Not 100% on that one though
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] TimeAndroid:
Updating worked. Now stuff do request when they are not on the allowed list. :)
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Sloth:
Nice write-up I added it to the FAQ's thread Q9 Thanks :D
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] budeone:
Very nice thread, thanks
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] barondebxl:
+1 on that green progress bar, when I removed the red writing on the splash screen I saw the progress bar not don't but in command prompt it said finished so I said whatever and just rebooted :D
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] regaw_leinad:
Reminds me of a certain thread I wrote about a year ago ;)

S-OFF explained - by a Developer
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Indirect:
Didn't even know that existed.

Sent from my hidden jewel
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] bnapy:
Question, let's say I have s-off and flash the superuser app and all the required busybox files... Can I use root required apps like titanium backup and wireless tether?

I only ask because I've been hesitatent to root. I just don't want to Dev unlock via HTC and officially void my warranty. The sealed in battery has me extremely paranoid as its generally the first thing I've had to replace with previous HTC devices.

This leads me to the following question, if the response to the first was no... Is there a way to use root apps without using the HTC Dev tool

Please note: I'm not a developer and this was not clear to me in the write up.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] budeone:
You don't need s-off to root.

You do need to root to use apps that require root access.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] bnapy:
You've stated the obvious...but thanks for the response!

I just want to know if we can get root without going through HTC, or if it will be possible in the near future thanks to the s-off development. It's my understanding that you do not need root to get s-off.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] budeone:
I found this link, may answer your question.

http://www.pocketables.com/2012/08/...nlocked-bootloader-in-the-htc-evo-series.html
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] tws101:
As described in this thread an Android-info.txt file can be used to fastboot flash update.zip where the contents of the zip are TWRP and the .txt file.

I am S-OFF Locked on 1.31 stock

I want to flash TWRP via the method described above. (Or alternatively the superuser apk)

I have a img file of TWRP.

I need an Android-info.txt file that will work. Where is an example of this file so I can attempt this? Does anyone have a link?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Rirere:
I don't know about "tits on a snake," but many progress bars I've seen are both uninteresting and pointless. They do generally serve their purpose of keeping impatient/inexperienced users from hammering away at things they don't understand and inadvertently breaking them.