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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] AxAtAx:
Ok, question was asked and I gave you the answer, it is now solved, OP you need to say Solved in the header, and close this before it becomes a bashing event. There are enough of these threads already.

Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bjw131979:
Overclock kernel? Stable and pretty quick good rom for daily using.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ZacksBuilds:
1) Search. 2) Search. 3) Wrong thread.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ProFresh4:
Pacman ROM has its own thread created by the Developer. See below

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2319118

[ROM][4.2.2]PAC-Man ROM v23.0.0 - PA/CM/AOKP - June14
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Teyshablue:
I think Jamie prefers to have questions for his ROMs posted in this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2290978

:good:
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] groogh:
Hey,

I wonder if there's a possibility to use the build in IR Sender/Receiver? It'd be awesome to build an app with IR support :D
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] blackangst:
Sure there is. I use mine to control my home theater :)
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] groogh:
Awesome, do you have an example or some docs? :D
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] shadowmike:
Check out Smart Remote for HTC One! http://goo.gl/LYBQ3. Control everything but your a/c and girlfriend.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] groogh:
Looks nice, but I wanted to build an own app :D
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] No_Nickname90:
Well if this person is a developer then you should be able to make your own app utilizing the IR Blaster. I'm guessing it will involve you needed the source for the IR, but if this developer is able to use the HTC IR, then maybe the source is either open source or a standard source for IR Blasters. Maybe you can contact them and ask how they accomplished it.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] shadowmike:
http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/opensense-sdk/partner-apis/htc-ir-api/

Probably won't be your answer but htc is offering an Api for devs and supposedly released sdk for it ..
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] zombioptic:
+1 :good:

I love this app... My local sports bar hates it though... :P
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] mugetsu666:
But the phone already has the app built in why pay 10 bucks for an app that the phone already has built in. I use mine everywhere. It's great whenever I have to stay at hotels because sense tv even tells me what's on.

Team-Noctural.com/androidtechy.com/droidnow.com
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] PhoenixPath:
My TV didn't work with the codes in the default app, nor was it able to "learn" from the remote for whatever reason....the SmartRemote of HTC app on the market for $5 worked perfectly.

No idea why, but that might be one reason some folks might choose not to use the built-in app.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] mugetsu666:
Oh wow mine works great and learned everything without issues. There's a free app in the international forum that works great too

Team-Noctural.com/androidtechy.com/droidnow.com
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] shadowmike:
Same here built in. I even learned my originalXbox remote to use my phone for xbmc.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] mugetsu666:
The only remote I have left to teach it is my ps3 remote, but not sure about that one yet

Team-Noctural.com/androidtechy.com/droidnow.com
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] skinsfanbdh:
there is like two or three apps on the international forum for the ir blaster. im using one right now that controls my a.c.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Slapshot52:
Try this app: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2271113
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Phantisy:
I use Nest to control my A/C. Still waiting for a girlfriend control app.....
[Ouya General] Nxxx:
Hey everyone!

I've been on the edge about the OUYA for a while now and am thinking that this thing could either really take off or be a pretty big bust. At $99 I feel like this could be a great media streaming device with some basic games on the side. I'm currently deciding between this and the ROKU 3.

If the OUYA eventually gets some FPS games like MC4 where you can use online gampelay and get direct support from Netflix and other streaming services this could be a great product for me. My thing is, do I really wanna pay $99 for this thing only to find that it eventually gets no dev support?

Also, I understand you can sideload apps and do all that stuff, but this is an entertainment and gaming device. I have a rooted GS4 and N7, so if I wanna sideload apps and flash a bunch of custom roms I'll use one of them. When I turn on my OUYA I want a flawless experience without having to do anything to it.

So convince me why I should buy the OUYA.
[Ouya General] tcollum:
Because its cool. What else are you going to spend a hundred bucks on?

Why should we convince you? It doesn't affect us whether or not you get one ;)
[Ouya General] rcarbal:
Because you will be ahead if the revolution. You'll be cool before it was cool.
[Ouya General] acetkbez:
I got my Ouya last week. I was excited at first, but I literally played with it for 10 minutes and it is a POS. It has since been listed on craigslist and is sitting in a corner of my room. And guess what, not one person on craigslist has contacted me about it. The firmware is buddy, the games look terrible, there is no Netflix support as of yet. Not ready for primetime.
[Ouya General] lovekeiiy:
For a media streaming device, its not really there yet. You would be better served with the Roku.

Remember though, the device hasn't even been released for the general public yet. It's only been out of most of the Kickstater for a few weeks (some are still waiting). I finally started tinking with mine yesterday. It's definitely in a more or less, beta stage.

Basically, what you said is basically what people are doing. Getting APKs from their other Android devices, side loading, and seeing what works. Some try tweaking the APKs to get to work better. Related, but not on point, there are no, or very few custom roms for the device thus far. It's not a device for the flashaholic.

As you implied, there is a bit of redundancy of having it and another Android, such as Galaxy S4 or Nexus7. This is device that you can leave hooked up to the TV, whereas the others, not really since you'll want to take them on the go; I don't believe the N7 can be hooked up the TV.

I say it something to get if you like tinkering with an Android device, And can live with it that it may not work exactly like you hope. For me, I like the Ouya device. Yet, it has all the things I like, and hate, about the Android platform. End of the day, it is still an Android device.

Although, the Roku 3 will serve your media stream needs, at least most of them, you're not going to get MC4.
[Ouya General] JLCollier2005:
You do know that you were correct in saying it's not ready for primetime yet, right? I mean they've even said that, maybe not in those words but still. If you've only messed with it for 10 minutes, then you have missed 99% of what it can do.

to OP: If you are looking for a super Android based media machine, this might not be for you. Why? Because it's a brand new concept, the first of it's kind. Will it have the capability to match or even surpass the Roku's of the world? I believe so, but not without some tinkering. There is a LOT it has to offer and at $99, it's a good deal.

The thing comes out of the box ready for apps to be downloaded both from the web and from the OUYA market. I think the term sideloading intimidates people, but the truth is getting an app on this thing is as easy as opening the built in browser, googling the app you want, and clicking download. This gets even easier when you install AirDroid and you can do it all from your laptop!

So what I'm trying to say is out of the box without tinkering you still have access to almost all non-drm Android apps. NOt all of them look right, but so far many work good.

As for the buggy stuff, as someone else mentioned, this is more of a beta phase than anything else, I suspect we'll see a large update in the next week before official release.

So if you want a rather powerful little device to play some good games (including the fact it has (or will have) all the emulators for Atari to PS1 on the OUYA market), with the potential to blow away what a ROKU can do, your $99 could not be better spent, but if you want something that is a sure thing for media only, get the ROKU.
[Ouya General] Nxxx:
Thanks for all the above everyone. I think I'm going to wait a little bit and see how things go. It sounds like a real cool device, but it really has its own little niche.

I'm not bashing on it or anything, but right now it doesn't seem to be really good at anything from what I've heard from you all.

It doesn't have great games and isn't a product for gamers. Doesn't have the media streaming services.

Until OUYA gets a deal with Netflix or a solid FPS comes out, I'm going to sit back and wait. I really want this product to succeed because it seems like it could be really functional and portable.

If I missed anything or you would like to correct me on anything please do. I'm open to all thoughts and opinions.
[Ouya General] lovekeiiy:
Netflix's app just need tweaking for the controller input. Some have had better luck with it. I know I can bounce around with Sixasis controller enabled on my Galaxy Note 2 better than I was getting on the Ouya. Kind of odd. This is going to true for all media streaming apps. Some just may work better from the get go, so the updating/tweaking may be very minimal.

There are some good games. Chrono Blade looked nice and played well. I only played a few minutes. I briefly checked out Monster Boxing. Reminded me of Punch Out!. Its typical of situation of when a console launches. Couple gems, lots a mediocre, and even more crap.

Some of of what you ask is subjective. We don't know what kind of games you think are good. We don't know unbuggy something can be and still be a good experience for you. Don't know how much you like, want, or need to tinker. We're just trying to give a more objective facts based on experience and reading so you can decide a little more informed.

And thing is true, it's definitely a niche product. And most likely, any Android "game" console is going to be niche
[Ouya General] Asadullah:
Did you try to get more for it than what you paid? Theres some one where I'm at trying to sell one for more than it cost them. Plus not knowing how to tell if he has the good controllers or the bad ones makes me nervous about buying his. Also you knew what you were signing up for right?
[Ouya General] coachclass:
I wouldn't say this is the first of its kind. There are many China Android boxes out there that run pure Android. These Chinese boxes already do Netflix. However, none of the China Android boxes in the market right now have Tegra3. They're all dual core processors with some Mali400 graphics component. The difference in graphics ability is big enough between Tegra3 and the Mali chips on the China Android boxes to convince me to pick Ouya over the currently available choices. The China Android boxes can just play HD, but there's not a lot of headroom, and they cost about the same as the Ouya. The Ouya is a better value. You get a controller (now fixed) and a high profile American company over a non-responsive Chinese manufacturer.

If we don't get any developer support for a pure Android ROM, that means the Ouya could do 2 solid things:

1) local media player (XBMC). Local meaning media files from your network, not Netflix media.

2) small games and game emulator

That is enough to satisfy me for a $100 device. That's because I'm not a Netflix user. The Roku, for about the same price, wouldn't add any more capability. The China Android boxes might have a slight lead because they run pure Android. Realistically, the China manufacturers will eventually be making Tegra3 level Android boxes running pure Android. Probably by the end of this year. And these boxes would rival the Ouya in terms of functionality.

I haven't been keeping up with the development work. What are the chances that we'll see a pure Android ROM for the Ouya? I know that's a subjective question.
[Ouya General] JLCollier2005:
A bit off topic but can you tell me what made the bad controllers bad? I have heard people say there were problems, but not what the problems were.

While the China boxes might be out there, it's not something I'd go through again...I've bought plenty of things from China that never worked or worked right. I will say you are right about there being other options, though, but I meant more official.

XBMC already "kinda" supports OUYA. I say it that way because it's a known fact that you can get it up and running the same way you have to on your phone/tablet and that the people at OUYA are talking to the people at XBMC, so I think it's likely we'll see that in the market as soon as a stable release is found. I believe the same goes for Netflix. I am a netflix user and would love to see HD netflix on this thing, which shouldn't be hard, but it's not my main concern right now. WIthout the Google Architecture, them managing DRM on the thing shouldn't be too hard.

As for games, I'm not sure if "small games" is the correct term. Sure, they won't be Playstation 3/Xbox 360 quality, but I think people will be surprised at how much devs can push this thing! The ball is a good example of pretty good graphics, better than I originally thought possible, and it can only get better. While I didn't buy it with the thought of it being used as an Emulator, that's one of the main things I've done with it. Most recently I got PPSSPP to work on it and actually played a game.

As for development work, I know people are already working on builds, some already running in alpha, so I do believe we'll see some stable pure android ROM's sooner than later, although personally I wouldn't be using one. I like the structure that OUYA has laid over it and plan on keeping it that way, even if I am in the minority with that idea.
[Ouya General] Asadullah:
Buttons sticking and not reacting as quickly as they should. Ouya did offer to replace any ones that was messed up like that and fixed the problem but some people didn't know that.
[Ouya General] JLCollier2005:
Ah okay. I should make sure I didn't get any messed up ones, I haven't tried my second controller. Thanks!
[Ouya General] Muckrak3r:
I regret buying the OUYA. There's not enough to it. Not enough games. The idea was great, and with the millions upon millions of kickstarter funds I sure expected more.

Wish I got the ROKU HD instead.
[Ouya General] JLCollier2005:
Not enough games? Can you tell me the last console that released with 154 (and counting since it's not officially released) games/apps? It's unprecedented. I don't know what you (or many others like you) expected, maybe you expected it to be more like a phone or tablet (and if that's the case, I can understand where you're coming from, I thought the same thing until I really thought about it).

The OUYA is doing things no other console has ever done, but people are not seeing it. The simple fact is that OUYA didn't (and shouldn't) put all the money into it day one, they need to think of the longevity of their product and their company.

Could they have done more? Sure! One thing is they should have thought about first party games. With the amount of money they made, they could have had a select few working on some top notch games for release. Being a brand new company, they struggled in getting support, however some big names have signed on to test the waters. With some good support, I wouldn't be surprised to see console quality games ported to the OUYA. Not as good graphics, of course, but that was never expected.
[Ouya General] coachclass:
I don't really think the Ouya is doing something that no other console has ever done. There has been several Android set-top boxes out before Ouya. They run pure Android. Ouya is just bringing a game store to the Android set-top box idea. I wouldn't say it's revolutionary. I think some of the games that are out are just existing games from the Android play store anyways.

And I'm saying this as a pre-order customer for Ouya.
[Ouya General] player911:
I have a Roku 3 and it is amazing. I am a cord cutter and got my sisters Time Warner and HBO Go login. I have Hulu Plus and Netflix. I also use Blockbuster and Amazon on Demand. The roku3 is butter man. Two leagues of their own. The Roku has magnificent streaming capabilities and never drops video. It balances bandwidth but never drops. It has a wealth of video watching. Games on the Roku3 are fun but an afterthought/gimmicky.

Ouya is a game console primarily and should be considered as such. My android devices can do Netflix and stuff but typically drop and have to rebuffer often. Some video services like Hulu Plus don't even work on Ouya yet.

I want an Ouya and recommend getting both but I would buy the Roku3 over the Ouya first IMO.

It just all depends on your priorities. We can play games on our cellphones but the family can't watch TV on one. If you have an alternative TV service like cable and streaming is not a priority then pick up a Ouya and see if it will suffice in place of both. I know my wife wouldn't use a game controller to control the TV.

Like previously stated, the Ouya is merely a new interface right now. Once it gains its foothold I think unique games will start to spruce up and it will take off.

I'm buying one just for multiplayer controller support, something no other android device can successfully do from my experience. My MK808 and N7 all see multiple controllers as the same player1 controller. I'd like to be able to play some old school Mortal Kombat and Mario Kart with my son and buddies.
[Ouya General] player911:
I'll trade you my first gen Roku XDS and MK808 with external Antenna mod and a RC11 AirMouse.
[Ouya General] WookieFan:
This kind of response astounds me, but I'll just address one tiny point. The money given to OUYA. I hope everyone realizes that even including the venture capital $$, OUYA funding barely matches the advertising budgets for the big two, right. I mean, the Xbox 360 took five (?) years to become profitable. The idea that a device running Android, funded by kickstarter, and planned and developed in a year for release to retail, and then immediately viewed as a bad value in comparison to the big two is just mind-boggling.

It's not perfect, but it's great for its intended use.

/end rant
[Ouya General] player911:
I agree. I just launched. Right now it is piggy backing off of the Android market but that is just the icing on the cake. With Mobile games becoming more and more advanced, it is nice to have the ability to play both. But that isn't what the Ouya is about. The Ouya is about CREATING a platform for people to build games out of their basement and get them public. Not all great minds work for a big company. Look how Minecraft took off. Minecraft NEVER would have been able to build directly for a console.

There are tons of fun games to play right out of the box for free. No other console does this. Aside from emulators, the Ouya is about an idea, spawned from the little people who just want to make and play games. Buying an Ouya doesn't just buy you an Ouya, but supports the idea that games don't have to cost $60. Perhaps if MS/Sony/Apple/Nintendo wouldn't charge so damn much just for stupid licensing and fees, we might live in a totally radical world right now.

If you can't appreciate the Ouya, then you can't look past your nose to see the big picture. It just isn't a purchase but an investment into a totally new way of creating and playing games. I, for one, cannot wait to see how the Ouya blossums and develops over the next year. If you are looking for instant gratification then the Ouya might fail you today. I think it is a worth while purchase just to have a dedicated emulator machine that plays on the big screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Idrito:
Hi, while watching screenshots and all that stuff i've found this layout: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=42136498&postcount=4380 but it's for Nexus 4 and for Slimbean (which i think i'm going to change).

I want to learn how to edit statusbar icons order, i mean, the normal one is WIFI-SIGNAL-BATTERY-CLOCK but i want it

Left side: SIGNAL-WIFI

Center: CLOCK

Right side: BATTERY

I asked many people and no one know how and asked on some threads with no answer.

Please help

PD. If you have KiK we can talk there too.
[HTC One X] zeletrik:
Which is the best battery saver SENSE rom for you?

I know the uptime is personally.

But I need some ideas which rom would i try :)

Regards,
[HTC One X] nogotaclue:
you will have to read the threads and try the roms yourself I'm afraid, as comparison are not allowed
[HTC One X] zeletrik:
it's not comparison, it's a question. Which rom is a best for battery saving for the users.

Just a simple poll :D
[HTC One X] vin4yak:
Comparing roms or questions such as 'which is best' are not allowed on xda...

Try a few roms from the development section and settle on the one which suits you the best!

-Sent from my IceCold One X!
[HTC One X] zeletrik:
LOL?

As i said it's not comparing..

I just want to know which one rom is prefered..
[HTC One X] nogotaclue:
of course it is comparing, it doesn't matter if you say prefer or poll or vote or whatever other words you want to use or even if it is someone else's opinion, it is still comparing, you want to know which rom is best for battery compared to other roms. the developers make this stuff free of charge and no one wants to pit one against the other.

And people that reply to you are just trying to help, we don't make the rules we are just informing you of them as it is futile asking something that you are never going to get an answer for on XDA.
[HTC One X] zeletrik:
I think I'm an older XDA member than you, and i swear i tried more devices than you. And always got my answer..

I do not compera anything to anything..

I just wan't to know who using which rom.. -.-

It's a simple question.. which rom you use?.. not compaered anything.. what a missunderstandig people stayed in hox thread..
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Misundertandings happen, dont be provocative by saying im an older xda member, i tried more devices than you ! That's completely useless. I can go on and on about this.

Kiss and make up is my idea. Let it rest and let a mod decide.

And don't say someting weird about people staying in hox threads. If that is so i find it very contradicted that you are here asking a question.

But to answer your question : I use the viper x rom.

Cheers and take it easy guys
[HTC One X] nogotaclue:
Look mate, I don't give a monkeys chuff who is the longest user of XDA or how many ROMs you flashed. Your original question was " which is the best battery saver rom for you". It doesn't matter if you are asking for yourself or someone else, it IS comparing. I'll report the thread and see what the mods think of it then that's final

Sent from a pile of cabbage with XDA Premiumiumium
[AT&T LG Optimus G] gstar101:
Good Day All,

I am in a bit of a predicament. On Saturday, I had my phone in hand and heard a *crack* (I can only suppose my subconscious telekinetic powers were left on), looked down and noticed that there was a somewhat small crack about 1.5 inches up from the back capacitive button all the way across to the home cap button. Basically making any key presses in that lower region of my screen and cap buttons unusable.

I just watched the YouTube tear down video and I'm curious as to if I purchase the Touch Digitizer Screen Assembly(See pics below) will this cover everything that I need for the replacement?

I found a US supplier on eBay with it for $170.99 with a decent ship time (4 business days).

--I have noticed that Most of the non-ebay suppliers are out of stock on the digitizer all together.

Any suggestions/advice is much appreciated.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Blackwolf10:
can't u just take it to a fixer it's the safest way if ur nervous
[AT&T LG Optimus G] gstar101:
Because the local "fixers" are gonna want to charge a markup on the actual screen/assembly while still adding on for repairing the damage. Versus actually buying the part myself and giving it to them to fix(Which is also a probably option).