yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Themes] blackcell1:
A bit early don't you think ? Best bets is to install miui and look for the ios6 theme, also this section is for themes not requests...
[Android Themes] thinkhope:
Here's another one I found on da...
[Android Themes] xnoctis93:
I liked the look of ios7's messaging....probably will be awhile tho before any messaging themes come out i suppose.
[Android Themes] Steuartl:
Check out this:

http://mycolorscreen.com/2013/06/11/jbos7/
[Android Themes] WompusGalompus:
I've got some icons :)

dropbox.com/sh/5fawrfa51t55xy6/5eQLPsXNb0
[Android Themes] PojntFX:
iOS 7 Style Apps

Hi!

If you like iOS 7, you can see my iOS 7 Styled ROM/APPs:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2379490

[ ▲ ] [DEV] [ROM] [4.3] NIRO OS =iOS 7 Style= [IN BUILDING]

Its a beta! iOS 7 Keyboard is on post 100
[Android Themes] D1N15:
My IOS 7 in the Galaxy Nexus

Spot the diferences!
[Android Themes] artipex:
Please join the war to get the IOS 6 look back!

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1432711640278305/?bookmark_t=group
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dergyn:
Hi,

When updating an insertion of a tablet of hyundai t10 - the screen more tablet went out on anything doesn't react.

If to connect the charger, the indicator charging (lamp) lights up. reset didn't help.

How it is possibly to recover it?

I so understand that bootloader was damaged.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Luiker:
try the following...

Hi,

I just unbricked my T10 a week or so ago. See details in this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2307107

I think it should work in your case as well.

good luck
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zynx:
When I have my BT keyboard and mouse connected at the same time the letters repeat whenever I type. I dont have this issue when I only have the keyboard connected.

Does this happen to everyone or just me? Is this a problem on the note itself or my keyboard and mouse?

Im using this keyboard: W W W.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Bluetooth-Keyboard-8-9-Inch-Android/dp/B005OOKNP4/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1370902548&sr=8-11&keywords=bluetooth+keyboard

and mouse: W W W.amazon.com/Gear-Head-Silver-Accents-BT9500BLK/dp/B004OBYWD2/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1370902600&sr=8-4&keywords=bluetooth+mouse

(remove that spaces between the www if you didnt notice it)

Does anyone know how to fix this problem? Possibly without having to root my note.
[General Topics] wildthing:
Has anyboy tried the Pocket DOS (emulator for DOS) on XDA2?

Any experience on this would be appreciated. Thanks
[HTC Rezound] xAtaxia:
Ever since I got my rezound, it overheats whenever I'm actually using it for apps. Phone temps normally are around 33°C-36°C but my phone gets up to around 45°C under load. Any tips on a fix or anything? I read somewhere updating radios was supposed to help, but it didn't.
[HTC Rezound] zetsumeikuro:
Call Verizon and get a new one as it is a known issue. No fix on user end.
[HTC Rezound] Cares:
Keep calling and complaining about the same issue. You probably can eventually get a newer more expensive device (only refurbished).
[HTC Rezound] xAtaxia:
Damn

Damn, that sucks. I bought it on Craigslist, so no warranty :(
[HTC Rezound] tmanschuette:
I was about to ask too, but I got mine for free, so no warranty.

Sent From The PACMan Lair using Tapatalk 4 Beta On My Rezound.
[HTC Rezound] kc6wke:
Replacing wont help either, I have had over 7 rez's same problem.

Are you Stock or custom Rom?

If your on a custom Rom, try one of Snuzzo's kernels

It helps

Mine even gets up past 55c when using skype
[HTC Rezound] tmanschuette:
I've found that lowering the Max frequencies of both cores a bit delays the effect somewhat.

Sent From The PACMan Lair using Tapatalk 4 Beta On My Rezound.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Kamr00z:
Had my S4 over a month now. Rooted and running Wicked Rom...Version 2, after that 3. All of a sudden...I started getting no data....

Could send texts/calls and receive them as well. Playstore or any browser/app that required net would fail. Couldn't even sync, would always pop up with a no network connection. At home, from time to time, I would get signal but it would be unbearably slow. I'm talking about clicking playstore and waiting a minute for it to load, with thumbnails loading every minute.

I just odin'ed back to stock MDL...Still same issue, even on stock rom. Is the phone borked? or?...Any ideas would be appreciated....Depressing considering it's a new phone. I pray I don't have to go through refurb hell like my friends have had to do with verizon. I **** you not, had a friend with a messed up Nexus, went through 6 phones with issues...*sigh*..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] aLdaRiS:
call t mobile ask them if they r doing any type of work around your house.... try flashing everything back to normal AGAIN and see what happens.. for some reason I was getting bad download speeds with darthstalker rom... I have no idea how that would even work but when I was on it I'd take a minute to download an app as opposed to Instantly on wicked.. maybe I got a bad download... I'll try again when a new version comes out

Sent from my SGH-M919
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] byron1985:
I had a network issue on wicked I think it had to do with deviant kernel because once I flaked phantom kernel I no longer had weird drop in data. Also check your APN setting if to live in an lte are you want the fast.T-Mobile.com as your APN if you do not you want the epc APN can't remember of top of head what it's called
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] milesmarrero:
Did you fix this man>? I have the same problem.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] nightmare reaper:
I had this issue a few times last week ever since they started upradeing the towers for LTE. what i did was select WCDMA mode in network settings that that happened to fix the issue for a while
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] ncc1701k:
yep I can confirm this. I live around Boston and I think they just started rolling out LTE this month. I would get LTEfrom time to time as I was driving around town but sometimes no data at all and required a reboot. I'm running wicked as well. After selecting "WCDMA/GSM autoselect" under mobile networks, it seemed to be a lot better.
[Android Stick & Console Computers General] XBMC ANDROID:
Just wanted to let you guys know that we just got our hands on the specs and photos for some of the new Jynxbox product line, goes to show how much you can trust a Chinese factory with your intellectual property, but here it is for all that are interested:

http://www.xbmcandroid.com/2013/06/10/leaked-photos-of-the-upcoming-jynxbox-android-tv-product-line/
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Technical:
Is there anybody with Android knowledge that could compile TWRP for Sansung Galaxy Tab 10.1.

You can search the web and you'll only find 2.2 version, and even not from the official site.

Couldn't the best recovery be available for us? :crying:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eushaun99:
What are you talking about? The A1 kernel thread has twrp 2.5.0.0, so does infamous aokp thread.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Technical:
Sorry, I've searched and tried to found more than once before...

It was in front of my eyes. :cyclops:

Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] Awren00:
I own a Nook Color by B&N, with all stock, and I wanted to put any working version of Android on there. The only thing is, I am on Linux (specifically, Zorin OS 7) and cannot make my own SD Card. About the SD, will two gigs be enough? I'll get a bigger one later if it ain't. Back to the point, is there any place where I can find all the files needed to be burned to the SD, in a RAR, ZIP or anything else, or given instructions on how to make my own SD.

I need to know:

If a 2 GB SD is good enough to put Android on

How to make the SD in Linux

Is there a premade Android ZIP, RAR ,etc that I just need to burn to my SD.

Thanks guys!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] esrollins:
Okay so this is my problem. Today I was using by phone to take a picture as I have done many times. My phone randomly shut off and started a bootloop. I am running a custom ROM, namely, Jedi Mind Trick JB V5 and have been using it for over a week with no problems. Prior to ~2 weeks ago I was using the V3 of the same ROM with no problems and had chosen to update with the newer release. I followed the developer's installation instructions:

TWRP Recovery Recommended!

ALWAYS FULL WIPE!

-Download ROM

-Backup your apps with preferred method(app2zip is great)

-Nandroid

-Wipe data ( factory data reset)

-Wipe system (Format system (in mounts/storage) if on CWM)

-Flash ROM

-Boot system and DO NOT TOUCH FOR 10 MIN

- If TWRP Asks to fix your SU Do Not Fix!!

-After the 10 min, reboot phone and enjoy the Mind Trick

-DO NOT RESTORE DATA!!!

I only used CWM instead of TWRP to flash the newer ROM.

Currently I am able to access download mode, but not recovery mode (perhaps I'm doing something wrong).

Anyways, I'm rather new to all this and am just trying to get my phone back in working order. How do I complete this process? I would prefer basic step by step instructions. I'm a noob. :)

Please help! Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] esrollins:
Update: I have installed Odin3-v1.87 and flashed clockworkmod recovery (it was a nightmare to find). I can now enter recovery mode. I have again followed the above directions. Hopefully it works this time. However, I still don't understand what went wrong the first time.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] esrollins:
Resolution Found!

I ended up spending many hours attempting to solve this problem. I tried different versions of cwm recovery, and restoring my nandroid backup. Nothing worked. The bootloop eventually increased in speed, but it would never completely load. Finally, I gave in and discovered how to restore my phone back to stock ICS via galaxys2root.com/ t-mobile-galaxy-s2/ how-to-unrootunbrick-to-ics-stock-on-t-mobile-galaxy-s2-sgh-t989/ and then updated to stock JB. Thankfully, my phone is once again fully functional and I can breath easier knowing that I didn't end up with an expensive paper weight.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] XCXXCX:
Your phone most likely has an older power button. Mine used to stick and bootloop constantly. If you're on warranty still ask them for a replacement due to sticky power button.

Or

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1931310
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] esrollins:
Thanks for the input, but I don't believe it was the problem. After returning my phone back to stock and re-rooting I have had no more issues. :D Although I like the alternative features and customization of custom ROMs, I don't think I will ever flash a custom Rom again. The uncertainty and stability of flashing non-stock Roms makes me a little unwary.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RudyH246:
Hey there. I've looked around and seen several threads about this topic, but haven't seen any with an actual answer for contemporary Android.

I'm running CM10.1 on my HTC EVO 4G LTE. I have a computer (Win7) desk with speakers on one side of the room, and my HDTV with bookshelf speakers on the other side of the room.

I want to hook my phone up to the bookshelf speakers via the headphone jack while wirelessly transmitting audio via bluetooth to the Win7 computer speakers on the other side of the room so that I can have pseudo-surround-sound.

Unfortunatley, when I transmit audio via bluetooth, the headphone jack doesn't export audio anymore. Is there a way around this?

Any insight or info is greatly appreciated!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reddwarf2300282:
I have 64GB sdcard and my phone is rooted. I lost all my data on card because of exfat file system. I have found out it is very unreliable. Reliability is worse than FAT32 system.

I would like to have NTFS or ext4 file system on it instead of exfat. I tried several apps: ezymount, NTFS mounter, Paragon NTFS & HFS+. No app was able to mount the card. Is there some way to use NTFS sdcard in galaxy s4?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DomFel:
Never had any problem with exFat filesystem with any samsung device I've owned. You'd better check the reliability of the card you're using!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] interloper:
No easy way. The kernel and modules set it up for exFAT. There is no way to change it without a significant change to the kernel and some support in the OS, initramfs etc.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] havoknight:
Wifi works great, until the phone goes idle. An example is when i turn on Pandora, and lock my screen, 5 minutes into playing it stops. I go to check it out, wifi wasnt connected, but then immediately connects once Ive awakened it. Ive checked all my wifi settings, but nothing helps...

Running Stock w/root.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] born_fisherman:
Power save mode on?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] spitfire2425:
If your using power saver it shuts off data when asleep. Just go into power saved settings and shut that feature off.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] mefxes:
It was a known issue for HTC One X / XL / X+, fixed in the last official update. No other custom ROM, app, anything could fix it. I sold my first unit due to that, and then purchased a X+ some time ago. Now I purchased the One, I hope this issue is addressed because it's very annoiing and I won't keep the device with it.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] merhan94:
Solution , for me :)

http://www.pocketables.com/2013/10/...ing-trouble-using-certain-apps-over-wifi.html

Turn off WiFi optimization in wifi settings
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] bofo:
Hi,

I bought my Qtek 9090 in Switzerland and it had originally Rom v 1.22.01 (DANGA102 GER) installed. I successfully flashed it to 1.22.00 WWE (Ext Rom 1.22.557 WWE) but unfortunately I didn't save the old rom.

Can anyone provide me with the orginal rom?

Thanks and regards,

Bofo
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] HDuser:
Try the T-mobile german version

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=81102#81102

Its as close as I know of.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Skylion:
Re: Swiss Qtek 9090 Original German Rom 1.22.01 (DANGA102 GE

Hey there,

sorry to ask, just wonder where did you got the SwissGerman-Qtek 9090 from?

(As I had to buy my MDA from German T-Mobile to get at least German Version of the Keyboard, as no Distributer got the Swiss-German Version just Swiss-French, Swiss-Italian and English...)
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] :
Hi,

I have it from ARP Datacon. I ordered an english version but received a german one *argh*. But before sending it back and waiting another week I checked if I can flash it to english.

The orginal german rom is just for backup reasons and I'm still looking for it!

Regards,

Bofo
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
Good day,

For the new battery owners and frequent questions of charging and prolonging/maintaining your battery.

Here are some information from other websites. Just for the sake of laziness and Google-ing :highfive:

I know most of you guys already knows this. Yes, I know. These are reminders that you should.

Please do not flame or criticize my thread. I am just here to help. Thank you!

XDA Users' Recommendation:

[MENTION=2917977]apallohadas[/MENTION]

[MENTION=4156292]adytum[/MENTION]

[MENTION=3608856]m4xwellmurd3r[/MENTION]

Credits to:

WikiHow

XDA-Developers

CandlePowerForums

Google
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
Applications To Give You Better Battery Life

Greenify

Greenify helps you identify and put the bad behaving apps into hibernation when you are not using them, to stop them from lagging your device and leeching the battery, in an unique way! They can do nothing without explicit launch by you or other apps, while still preserving full functionality when running in foreground, similar to iOS apps!

DisableService

Disable Service helps you to disable services running in the background such as "push service" ,"upload service" or "pull ad service" and so on.

Wakelock Detector

”Wakelock Detector” helps you to detect battery consuming applications in your Android device by checking wakelock usage history. Now you can find out which applications drain your battery in a simple way by using this app!

SystemCleanup

*best system / cache cleaner in market ;o) hold your system clean and free of bloatware. disable autostart / autorun of apps and services. Also tells what applications are safe to freeze with descriptions.

Applications suggested by [MENTION=4958579]Memphis_[/MENTION]

Autorun Manager

Autorun Manager (formerly Autorun Killer) is an ultimate tool that lets you disable all the autostarting apps you don't need. Unfortunately this app is misunderstood many times so please read help carefully and/or mail the developer if you have questions.

Autostarts

Keep control over your phone: See what applications do behind your back.

Shows you what apps run on phone startup, and what other events trigger in the background. Root users can disable unwanted autostarts and speed up their phone boot.

​
[Galaxy Note II General] apallohadas:
I would add:

DO NOT turn off your phone to charge the battery. This is completely unnecessary as the protection is built into the battery, not the phone.
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
Thanks. Added to the OP.
[Galaxy Note II General] ksc6000:
Define over charging
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
Continuous charging of the battery after it reaches full charge.

Generally, overcharging will have a harmful influence on the performance of the battery which could lead to unsafe conditions.

It should therefore be avoided.
[Galaxy Note II General] G.Reaper:
Not to belittle the intent of the contribution and all, but you contradict yourself, and the majority of the info provided is completely inapplicable to the application.

It's dismaying to see battery technology reduced to superstitious ritual.
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
I'm actually trying to get out of the ritual.
[Galaxy Note II General] apallohadas:
Actually, the majority is pretty spot on and does much to get people away from the rituals of draining batteries unnecessarily and other practices meant for other battery technologies.

You could be helpful by constructively adding, you know.
[Galaxy Note II General] G.Reaper:
Just because you asked so nicely.

and

are at odds.

I'd be interested to see your source(s) for the charging behavior of the integrated circuitry once the battery is full and the negative impacts thereof. I'm not saying that overcharging a cell isn't bad. But the battery in your phone has ic, regulating the exposure to the cell. Meaning that given that self-discharge is a characteristic of Li ion batteries, overcharge doesn't seem to be a likely concern.

Additionally, if the protection ic is in the battery, why would you need a charger with built in charge protection? This is info from hobby cells, which are bare Li ion cells. You really think the usb wall wart samsung ships you is anything more than an ac to dc, step down voltage converter? I'm open to evidence to the contrary.

The danger in Li ion is typically in in over discharge, and in charging too quickly, resulting in a cycle of increasing uncontrolled internal resistance, potentially causing combustion. The charge rate should be protected by the battery's ic, and as the battery will say it's empty before breaching the threshold of damaging discharge, it just translates to "don't leave the thing alone in a drawer for a long time with no charge", which you effectively covered.

And what's not mentioned, is that no matter what you do, no matter the obsessive charging ritual you observe, current Li ion technologies will see a roughly 10% decrease in performance per year.
[Galaxy Note II General] dazza7111:
Don't worry about your battery and charge it as much as you want over charge it at night. Then buy a new one a year later after that one you will have a new phone. No worries. :)
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
Exactly! ;)
[Galaxy Note II General] apallohadas:
I ask because it's easier to be sarcastic on the internet than to be helpful.

Normally I would agree, but some of the overcharging advice I've seen here includes charging the phone to full, then shutting it off, and letting it charge for hours longer. All in an attempt to circumvent safeguards. Weird yes, ritualistic, sure, will Samsung get blamed if the battery melts? Definitely.

Pretty good article on Lithium based batteries:

http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/how_to_prolong_lithium_based_batteries

And what you said fairly agrees with the article. (Depending on charging habits of course.)
[Galaxy Note II General] G.Reaper:
That won't really do anything. Logically, if the phone's off, there won't be a load on the battery, thus it's free to charge at the maximum rate as controlled by the ic. But, that doesn't mean it'll end up any different at 100% from charging with the phone on.

Again I reference the fact that the battery contains the control circuitry, not the phone.
[Galaxy Note II General] apallohadas:
I don't recall saying anything to the contrary.
[Galaxy Note II General] G.Reaper:
You wrote "DO NOT turn off the phone while charging" - it doesn't matter whether you do or not.

Anyway, my point was just that points 2 and 3 are wrong given the application and should be omitted as they taint the rest of the information.
[Galaxy Note II General] apallohadas:
I responded directly to your statement:

At least attempt to not misquote me. It's like you argue just to argue even when in agreement.
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
If you don't like the thread, rate it 1 star and just keep on moving.

That simple.
[Galaxy Note II General] nabuhonodozor:
I second that. Android devices en mass use integrated chargers and protected batteries. In that case using cheap charger could possibly demage buildin charger rather than battery itself.

And almost all wall chargers for phone and tablets are simple power source. An modern one with ac-dc IC regulators but still act as ordinary power source.

Wysyłane z mojego GT-N7100 za pomocą Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II General] dalanik:
I agree 100%.

Although most advices in the OP are correct I don't agree there is a thing like "overcharging" - there is a circuity to prevent charging when the battery is fully charged.

So avoid myths, just use your device, batteries are not that expensive :)
[Galaxy Note II General] adytum:
Nice thread, and thank god you didn't mention anything about wiping battery stats :D

To prevent confusion, I suggest you remove the part about overcharging in case of lacking overcharge protection, since practically every phone has it, and thus prevent the type of semantic discussion that was going on here.
[Galaxy Note II General] Primokorn:
Applications To Give You Better Battery Life

2 really nice apps that I recommend are:

Autostarts

Autorun Manager

Thanks for sharing Simone.
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
Thanks. Will add it to OP.
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
Will do.
[Galaxy Note II General] apallohadas:
In case you missed it, G.Reaper.
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
Thank you all for your feedback and support.

Highly appreciated.
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
Thread updated.
[Galaxy Note II General] Kremata:
It's not a question of liking or not, it's a question of information accuracy. I kind of agree that writing "Do Not turn phone off" suggests that it's bad to turn off the phone to charge when in fact it just doesn't matter and not necessary. There is a difference.
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
Didn't I state that on the OP?
[Galaxy Note II General] kasra001:
simone can I have your battery stat plz?
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
I'm currently using ZeroLemon, sir.

May I ask, why? :angel:
[Galaxy Note II General] kasra001:
I want to know the battery life on Omega rom with Persus kernel.........ok np........
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
It will depend on your usage, really. It's as good as any other you can suggest.

Sorry I could not show you my daily battery stats. I have this sudden wakelock of GPSd.
[Galaxy Note II General] apallohadas:
You did, but apparently reading the whole line seems to be a challenge for folks.