yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Foxhole Norman:
Any fixes for this?

Is there anyway to use the advanced camera still? Really not happy with CM 10.1.3 front facing camera. Everytime I try and use the "advanced" camera, it causes a force reboot. Switching off advanced camera at least got it to work. thanks.
[HTC One X] Ron312123:
well i had some ROMs on my one x, none of them were stable..

my corret ROM (niki project X or something like that) have such terible battery life..

which rom got the best battery life and kinda stable?

i sick of bugs too..

thanks for the help :)
[HTC One X] Sadman Khan:
Hey these questions are not allowed on xda...no comparisons are allowed either..i'd say try to use a light rom and try out different kernels to see what's best for you

Sent from my Revolutionary Htc One X HD :D
[HTC One X] Stephen:
Thread has been closed for reasons stated above.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Tamen:
Hi guys,

I'm trying to help out a friend here so forgive me if I get some basics wrong :)

His daughter has a Galaxy Player (the smaller one, probably 3" or 3.5" screen size, I don't know the model number though) and she's forgotten the pattern lock the device. Wifi was switched off at the time so she can't log into her google account. Is there a way to switch the wifi on while locked out?

The next obvious step was to factory reset it, but power+vol up+home takes you to download mode, and the same combination with vol down doesn't do anything except boot up. Power and vol up or vol down also didn't take me into recovery. I tried every combination of could think of to no avail - any ideas what I was doing wrong?

It's not rooted and stock in every way, so no hopes of adb reboot recovery or anything like that. I'm guessing the last step would be to flash an image through Odin but that doesn't sort the more fundamental problem of not being able to get into the recovery!

Any ideas to unlocking the device or even at this point factory resetting it would be much appreciated. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] zaclimon:
Have you tried power+home alone? Maybe this would work.

Envoyé depuis mon Nexus 7 avec Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Androthan:
Seems that you have the Samsung Galaxy Player 3.6 (YP-GS1//aalto).

Try:

- Download and install Kies (for the USB drivers)

- Download ODIN3 (Version 1.85 or higher)

- Download stock kernel [For US (virtual home button)

or

EU (physical home button)]

with

ClockworkMod (A custom recovery system)

- Select CWM-Kernel (tar-file) in PDA section in ODIN

- Boot the Player in Download Mode and connect to your PC

- Wait until ODIN recognizes your device

- Click start

- Wait until flashing process is fully finished

- Disconnect and reboot

- Turn the player off and boot into ClockworkMod

- Select "Factory reset"

- Wait some time

- Select "Reboot"

If this worked --> Hit thanks :)

If not --> PM me!

... and for further reference

please

post questions in the Q&A thread ;)

MrBrubble
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] me myself and i:
just know that this will void your warranty
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Androthan:
He can fix this with a jig.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Tamen:
Just an update that someone else fixed it for them - I think he restored the stock rom via ODIN but not totally sure. Anyways, thanks for the help :)
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] bellcairemoto:
Where do I get stock kernel with CWM?

Hi, I want to do that. Where can I get the kernel with CMW? I've tried some but they haven't worked. Could you help me please?

And how can I enter in CWM once installed?
[HTC Droid DNA] It IS Lupus:
Hi all, thank you to beaups (et all) for releasing moonshine, it worked like a charm. Flashed clockworkmod recovery (the touch one, but may swap back to classic).

However upon flashing the latest nightly of Cyanogenmod I get an infinite loop of com. Android. Processes. Gapps and setup wizard crashing.

Clean install, backed up my stock build, wiped data, cache and dalvik. Still getting the issue.

I just realized it may be my download of Gapps. I have to head to work, but if anyone has any other ideas(and an up to date Gapps download they can point me to) it would be appreciated.
[HTC Droid DNA] PrimeMinister91:
Here is the most recent gapps. Works with PACMan.

http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-jb-20130301-signed.zip
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] pessyforall:
my htc slipped and now touch is not working correctly...notification bar is hard to drag,menu column is hard to tap...the hell with typing keyboard...i have to type one sentence like rotating five to six times...so i want to change touch digitizer...anyone knows how to change it...htc service center asked for 6200 inr for this...i can buy new one for that price..please im experiencing hell with my htc...please please
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Apex-Predator:
Check in black market ......maybe you can get you touchpad very cheaply
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] sakshamx:
i had breaked my device screen and got it replace by only 1000 inr :D
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] pessyforall:
for 1000 only ...dude where ???...
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] sakshamx:
Gafar market, one of the largest phone market:D

the digitizer cost around 800 and the 200 are their fees for repairing
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] tumtum:
Microsoft ActiveSync 3.8

Microsoft ActiveSync 3.8 is the latest synchronization software for Windows Mobile-based Pocket PCs and Smartphones.

Download Size:3871 KB

Date Published:1/6/2005

Version:3.8

follow this link to download

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...21-8a85-45a2-8d13-653beb6cdddc&DisplayLang=en
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] M4io:
it's already in the news section :-)

I had initial trouble installing. my guess because I had SPB Backup PC service running.

Partnerships were lost. no big deal just thought I should mention it.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] henrylim:
Hi,

does this solve any significant issues? :)
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] :
do you have any significant issues with the old activesync ?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] tumtum:
I don't know any significant fix of this version.

I will try it tonight.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] Rudegar:
i installed it

and i did not loose my patnership with my xda2

had hoped it have a new and prettier GUI to match the pictures of the activesync on the windows 2005 CE
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] tumtum:
here's some information

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/downloads/as-new38.mspx
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] asci:
Italian upd is still not avaible... :cry:
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] prometheus67:
A couple of days ago I finally received my qi wireless charging receiver from a company in China (purchased through Amazon). I wrote a review about on Amazon, but since I can't post links yet (newbie, thought I've technically been registered on the boards for years -- lurker), so if you want to see that you'd have to go to Amazon and search for the title of the product or at least some of the keywords. The title listed is "Metrans Qi Wireless Charger Wireless Charging Receiver For Samsung Galaxy S4" -- the company name is Metrans.

Seems to work fine so far. The pad says 650mA. The instructions received were in Chinese only. But I just search for "qi wireless installation" and found a video how to do it. Ridiculously simple. It's possible there is a slight bulge to the back cover of the phone, but if so it is very slight and my eyes couldn't really detect one.

When I put the phone on my charging pad (Nokia DT-900 that I got free from AT&T when I bought the Nokia Lumia 920 -- 12V, 750mA), I got a message on the phone:

Wireless charging

You have placed the device within range. Now

charging wirelessly...

Ballpark, it has taken me about five minutes to add 1% to the battery level, that's with all radios on except NFC. So, YMMV. The phone does not get hot (well, no hotter than when plugged into a regular charger).

I do not use a case on my phone, so I don't know if it would work through a case or not.

If you have any questions, let me know and I'll try to answer them.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] eskomo:
You must have gotten lucky cause its $18.83 now. Not worth it at almost 20 for just the receiver.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] prometheus67:
I ordered mine on May 23 and had no idea when the Samsung would be released. Besides, I didn't want a new thicker back cover.

I paid $15.99 plus $4.49 shipping. Shipping was 15 total days.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] nismo35:
ordered mine on ebay a few weeks ago. im also getting 650 charge speed. and there IS a buldge
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] cptANGRIST:
. do you have any solid cases, that you can test if they fit with your wireless pad on..

i have paid enough for some cases and i dont want to throw them away, i still have neo hybrid that i can use but i still want my other plastic cases too.. :)
[Nexus 4 Android Development] ak:
[KERNEL] [☆MIUI☆] [3.4.49+] [4.2.2] [4.8.1☆O3] [★v.035.M★] [13/06] ☆ AK ☆

I am not responsible for any damage to your phone.

Read before downloading or posting in the thread:

Proceed with caution if you have no experience.

If you appreciate my work and that of the guys who work with me donate $ 1 no more.

This money will be used to help maintain and all that is needed to continue the development of the AK kernel.

Are not used for me but will be donated to turn to those who contribute.

[4.2.x] AK MIUI

dev-host: ak.035.m.zip

Differential Changelog: Link

Features: Link

Github Kernel: Link

Github Ramdisk: Link

[HOSTING SERVERS] FOR ALL VERSIONS

Old Kernel version download (androidfilehost): Link

Old Kernel version download (dev-host): Link

Don't forget to press Thanks and Rating button!

renaud, faux123, franco

ezekeel, stratosk, mathkid

... and all others ...​
[Nexus 4 Android Development] ak:
Kernel Features

FEATURES

* Works on:

4.2.2

MIUI ROMs

Linux 3.4.49+

Based on Aosp Stock Kernel

Compiled with New Linaro 4.8.1

-O3 Optimizations

* Governors:

Interactive (Default) Patched to last from Common Branch

Conservative

Ondemand

Performance

Powersave

Userspace

* auto_hotplug:

2 core always online

* Schedulers:

Sio (Default and Optimized)

cfq, deadline, noop

+ scheduler autogroup

* Multicore Powersaving:

set to 1 by default (0,1,2)

* Read Ahead Buffer Size:

512/16

* Cpu Freqs:

384Mhz (Default Min)

1512Mhz (Default Max)

* Gpu Freqs:

400Mhz (Default Max)

* TCP Congestion:

Westwood (Default)

Cubic, Bic, Westwood, Htcp, Hstcp, Hybla, Vegas, Scalable, Lp, Veno, Yeah, Illinois, Reno

* Others Features:

AK color palette - Thanks CR88XZ Compression

mpdecision off at boot

HZ=250

auto hotplug by Thalamus

vibration value 80

gamma control by Franco

sound control by Faux

voltage control by Stratosk

SweeptoWake

SweeptoSLeep

FQ Codel Netscheduler

* Ramdisk Features:

Optimized EXT4 mount flags

Optimized Debug messages

Optimized Systemui Renice (-17)

Lmk withelist for common launcher (no redraw)

set to 1 by default at boot

Init.d Script for tuning Scheduler

Scripts present into --- /data/ak/ ---:

--- create_bugreport.sh ---

All thanks to Lioux

If you lunch this script you can collect all the infos for trouble problems with kernel:

last_kmsg

logcat

uname

dumpsys

ecc ...​
[Nexus 4 Android Development] ak:
Kernel How-to

UNDERVOLTING

The undervolting part of Kernel is based on Semaphore ideas.

You can use this guide directly from Statosk Thread.

Example and Link:

Link to Undervolting Infos

CPU PVS: Fast

Boost uV: 25000

Boost uV enabled: No

Higher KHZ threshold: 1350000

Lower under uV: 37500

Higher under uV: 25000

CPU KHz VDD(stock) VDD(final) Difference

384000 875000 812500 -62500

486000 900000 837500 -62500

594000 925000 862500 -62500

702000 950000 887500 -62500

810000 1000000 937500 -62500

918000 1025000 962500 -62500

1026000 1050000 987500 -62500

1134000 1100000 1037500 -62500

1242000 1125000 1062500 -62500

1350000 1150000 1100000 -50000

1458000 1162500 1112500 -50000

1512000 1175000 1125000 -50000
[Nexus 4 Android Development] 1Nexus:
Yay thanks for making it available for miui users! (:
[Nexus 4 Android Development] Datsun.510:
Thanks for the kernel OP.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] illr:
Damn really?! I just flashed back to AXI0M from miui just to use your aosp kernel -.- lol oh well now I can have the best of both worlds miui + ak = WIN!
[Nexus 4 Android Development] Saiger:
wow nice

time to swap the kernel ;)

thanks!
[Nexus 4 Android Development] aaronrw:
Thanks for not abandoning the N⁴!
[Nexus 4 Android Development] ak:
De Nada ....
[Nexus 4 Android Development] Tylog:
First time I test miui on my n4 and can use my favorite kernel, good :)

Tapatalk Nexus 4
[Nexus 4 Android Development] ciprianruse88:
You made alot of users happy with this ! You are a true developer and gentleman :cool::thumbup:
[Nexus 4 Android Development] Cellvin Chin:
Thanks a lot u making great kernel...:laugh::laugh::laugh:

I love my Nexus 4... So many amazing DEV..
[Nexus 4 Android Development] aaronrw:
Miui is a breath of fresh air in the aosp world to me my friend..... IOS is far from anything it brings to the table..... Try the theme mixing you'll love it! Sorry AK for the OT post:(
[Nexus 4 Android Development] Neefy:
Downloading now!
[Nexus 4 Android Development] original21:
Nice move... Its good to know that XDA did not loose a great developer.

Keep up the good work man! :thumbup:
[Nexus 4 Android Development] ak:
Thanks CR.

I just think it will be difficult to do better than what they did others developers ... why try to do something for the community.

I believe that original from now on will not be anyone because what we can invent.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] ak:
Added changelog, features and infos into OP. :D
[Nexus 4 Android Development] JediDru:
Good to see you here. Working great so far on Miui android. Will post screens once settled.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] ak:
Thanks man :D

My next OS will be ChOS (chameleonos).

http://www.chameleonos.org/
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rainald.haagen:
Hi,

I'm posting here because I'm not allowed to post in the development forum since I'm a new member.

Yesterday I tried to S-OFF my One with the Revolutionary method. I have an German O2 branded device with CID O2__102. I used the first version of the tool. After a few attempts, it worked. I got S-OFF und unlocked in the fastboot menu. Then I changed the CID to HTC__102 and installed the according RUU. After that I installed the latest CWM and flashed the 4.2.2 stock ROM. All worked without problems.

I decided to revert to Stock 4.1.2 and wait for the official OTA. So I flashed the stock recovery and typed "fastboot oem lock" and "fastboot oem writesecureflag 3" in the fastboot menu to relock the device, according to the Revolutionary development thread. Now it says "relocked" and "S-ON" again. There was an error in the development thread, which has been corrected now. Should have used "./revone -l" instead of "fastboot oem lock".

Now, I have two problems:

a) The 1.29 OTA won't install, seems my recovery is broken. I can't hard reset the device either. But resetting by RUU works.

b) I can't get "S-OFF" and "unlocked" again. I tried many times and I'm still trying.

The One boots normally and the fastboot menu is accessible. If I try to enter the recovery menu from the boatloader menu, the device restarts.

Any helpful ideas?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] truc007:
As a newby you can't post a new thread. But it's not forbidden to ask the question in the dvpt thread if you've used their tool?

It's not a very easy question and it seems you already know what you're doing.

Just when I read you last sentence, make sure you deactivate the option in settings->energy 'fastboot'. It seems to create problems to enter recovery. On mine I have to flash the recovery many time (erase cache before and after flash), to be able to finally enter recovery. It works with CWM (not touch version).
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rainald.haagen:
I tried again to post there, the system will block it until I have 10 posts.

Yes, I'm quite familiar with that. I never did a lot of rooting, S-OFF etc., but I debranded each device I had from HTC (Touch Diamond 2, Desire Z, Sensation), so I know the concepts.

I'm not sure, if it is possible to flash the Stock recovery with S-ON and the (re)locked bootloader. At the moment I'm still trying to get S-OFF and unlocked again by using the Revolutionary tool. But no sucess so far. But I will try your idea with the fastboot setting.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] lesiki:
Supported ROMs:

Paranoid Android (only navbar)

AOKP

Dirty Unicorns (AOKP)

Xylon (AOKP)

You tell me more. These (↑) are all the ROMs I tested.

You can add this thread to your bookmarks to restore the transparency after installing a new CustomROM.

Here you can find the transparency settings you need to apply to your navbar and statusbar so it fits the launcher transparency.

Apex Launcher

Statusbar: 0%

Navbar: 128%

As you can see, the transparency of the navbar and the statusbar perfectly fits the homescreen shadow:

Action Launcher Pro

(Deactivate "Invisible action bar")

I think it was 169 oder 269.

You can add the transparency you use in your launcher by posting it here.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Character Zero:
I like Verizon, the coverage is great but sometimes I wonder if the grass is greener. I like to try all the different phones out there and T-Mobile and AT&T have the most open networks for switching out phones. I think T-Mobile is not going to work because the coverage is just not there. I used to be an At&T customer and only left really for Android (Original Droid). Now that Android is spread to al the carriers I wonder if I might like AT&T better just because I can switch out phones so much easier. Anyone have any input, maybe someone that has switched from Verizon to AT&T?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Travisimo:
I'd love to provide some input as a user who has been a Verizon customer for a few years and is switching to AT&T. I previously used the Galaxy Nexus on Verizon and then switched to the iPhone 5 last year. I am still on an unlimited data plan. However, I have grown increasingly frustrated at Verizon because of their lack of phone variety, slow updates, locked bootloaders, Verizon customizations (persistent WIFI notifications, for example), etc.

So I bought an HTC One on AT&T the other day and am currently evaluating it. Right now I still have my Verizon iPhone 5 with unlimited data. But I also have the HTC One with the 5GB data plan (I have a 25% business discount).

SO is the grass greener? Yes and No. Here are some of my thoughts:

- Verizon has better overall coverage, but AT&T is faster. In my area, LTE on AT&T just went live, and while speeds are comparable, AT&T has better penetration already into the buildings I've been in. In my workplace, for example, I can get 4G LTE on AT&T but only 3G on Verizon unless I am close to the windows. It's nice having HSPA+ as a drop down from LTE as opposed to Verizon's very slow 3G network IMO. Can't deny Verizon's coverage is second to none, but AT&T is good in my area so this is probably the primary consideration (how is AT&T in your main area you'll be in???)

- It would be very hard to give up my Unlimited Data plan on Verizon. It's nice not having to worry about data caps. However, in actual use, I rarely go over 3-4GB per month and only occasionally reach 5GB. I don't think 3GB would be enough as I'd be constantly worrying about going over, plus I'd have to workaround tethering. For now, I'm keeping my Verizon line until I am absolutely sure.

- Phones! GMS > CDMA if only for the flexibility the former has for phones. The floodgates are open on AT&T and T-Mobile, but Verizon takes longer to get phones, has less variety, and has complete control over them. I hate everything about what Verizon is doing, and it's clear they don't have geeks in mind that like to tinker and switch phones often. I change phones every 9-12 months usually, and AT&T is going to provide a better environment than Verizon for that. Not perfect, mind you. They still lock bootloaders, and have some draconian policies and practices, but by the nature of their GMS network, there is more flexibility.

- HTC One. I bought the One on AT&T before it was officially confirmed that Verizon would be getting it. So there is a part of me that thinks I should just return the AT&T version and wait for the Verizon version. However, I am not at all confident that Verizon won't screw it up or prevent HTC from allowing us to unlock the bootloader. And like I said, I'm just really tired of Verizon and their meddling. I may just end up keep both plans for a while, but right now I'm leaning towards keeping the AT&T version despite my unlimited data plan on Verizon.

Hope that helps.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Character Zero:
Yes that was a great help. I am really torn because Verizon's coverage is so great. I know that ATT LTE went live here a little bit ago and I think the coverage is pretty good. Ironically I left ATT for the Droid on Verizon because of the lack of variety on ATT at the time. Thanks for your input.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] xnknown:
honestly i would move to verizon right now if i could, in my area better coverage + better speeds
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Travisimo:
No problem. I know what you mean, I had AT&T a long time ago too and moved to Verizon when they changed their unlimited data policy. So it's ironic that I am now switching back. AT&T has done a good job of courting Android phone makers, and Verizon seems to be in the honeymoon phase of having the iPhone now. It's weird how things have flip-flopped! AT&T also has a few more consumer-friendly policies such as not forcing customers into a Share Everything data plan if you aren't already grandfathered in. They have rollover minutes (which I know isn't a big deal these day with people using voice less). And they have Mobile to ANY Mobile rather than just Mobile to Mobile, which is a small advantage I know.

But yeah, the primary consideration is how each carrier performs in your area. If both are good (like in my area), you have more options.

Yes, if one carrier has better coverage and speeds in your area, then it makes sense to use that carrier. In my area, Verizon's LTE has been around for almost two years now and I rarely get more than 10 Mbps downloads. Usually it hovers around 5-9 Mbps, which is not even much better than AT&T's HSPA+, let alone LTE. And when my phones on Verizon drop down to 3G, it feels like dialup speeds. So far, AT&T is noticeable better for speeds between my HTC One and iPhone 5.

But again, YMMV and this is just a subjective observation on my part. To the OP, you could always give AT&T a shot for 14 days and compare the networks. If it doesn't work out, you can cancel and just pay the restocking fee. Just use the new phone with a new number, so you don't have to port and cancel your old line yet.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] mcfool123:
It all depends on your location really. I live near philly and the service has actually been a bit better on att then verizon from when i had them a few years ago. The speeds are also better on att thanks to it not being cdma but rather hspa. Overall I would never go back to verizon due to their prices and slower speeds unless I moved somewhere where they had clearly better service than all other companies.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Character Zero:
So what about dropped calls. I barely have any on Verizon, but I remember having them on AT&T. Does being on LTE fix that or is it still a problem?