yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] distan7:
I've been using Lenio v4 for 9 hours and just realised that it was based on cm10.1.0 (stable). (Edit : Whoops, it's still RC6, must have confused it with my other gadget). Great ROM sir ! Smooth, and built-in a2sd works for me. Btw, any specific reason why LatinIME isn't odex-ed ? I odexed it myself and it seems to be working fine, at least until now.

For those having a problem with a2sd or int2ext, try repartitioning your sdcard in CWM. 512MB should be enough. And make sure it's formatted as ext4. Believe me there's nothing wrong with Lenio ROM (any version) nor Badass kernel (any version) --- I used int2ext with ALL version of Badass Kernel, and only recently switched to a2sd since a2sd is included in Lenio :)

One more, if you want to use int2ext, make sure you delete /system/etc/init.d/40a2sd first. Reboot, wipe data then install int2ext or modded-int2ext (wipe data recommended though). Or you could simply open leniov4 zip file and delete said file (in windows, don't know in linux)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gavster26:
Hi all iv been looking for a good tutorial on how to port a stock rom from a higher device to a lower device with a locked bootloader so i want to try and port it with my devices stock kernel. The tutorials i have found are not detailed enough most of them are just copy & pasting files from one to the other and the rom does not boot. can someone point me to good one please
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamareebjamal:
You can't port stock based ROMs from one device to another except when they are almost similar, for instance, with same CPU, GPU, RAM, etc

Example :

Galaxy Y, Galaxy Ace s5830i and Samsung Galaxy Mini i
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gavster26:
Oh rite I was wanting to portt xperia L too Xperia j I thought they was simaler enough
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamareebjamal:
No, they aren't similar

Chipset, CPU, GPU, all are different

But I don't know much about Xperia phones so I may be wrong
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gavster26:
Ok thank you for your time bro
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamareebjamal:
No problem.

I always just a PM away if you need any help :)
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] baboyako:
I see in the forums that chinese rom wm2003se is available. Where can I download it?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] baboyako:
thanks! :)
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] johnski:
What about the other way around?

Chinese OS to English?

Thanks in advance
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sthunder0:
i am wondering since my phone is a month to month pay phone ..and it was unlocked by the dealer. will flashing roms lock my phone again.? i recently rooted the phone and now want to try some roms.. but i dont want my phone to lock again.. thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] E46M3:
What you think? Both are from Qmadix. I don't think they are that well known but these are really good quality cases!

The white one is simple and clean looking. It also comes in a holster combo where the holster also acts as a stand for viewing.

The purple one is a little more trendy looking and it's a 2-piece construction with silicon inner layer.

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[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] jaythaovadose:
The purp is nice.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] CZ Eddie:
Qmadix makes great, higher quality cases. I had one on my S3 for six months and it never scratched or broke on me. And it was the best kickstand case I've ever had.

Unfortunately, Qmadix does make some fugly looking color combo choices. :p
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] E46M3:
I think you'll be surprised with their S4 line up. The purple I got is just stunning! Picture I posted doesn't do justice.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] EmperorNyan:
the design on the purple one is really nice.:laugh:
[Motorola Photon 4G] findthedr:
Sprint Discontinuing WiMax. Cancel Service with No ETF

Sprint just added this to their terms and conditions. Long story short, if you have a WiMax device, you can discontinue your service with no ETF or get LTE phone upgrade for free.

https://shop2.sprint.com/en/legal/legal_terms_privacy_popup.shtml?ECID=vanity:termsandconditions

http://www.gottabemobile.com/2013/06/17/sprint-lte-etf-wimax/

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2041996/new-terms-in-sprint-contracts-look-toward-wimax-shutdown.html

http://www.phonedog.com/2013/06/14/sprint-updates-contract-terms-with-details-on-customer-options-for-end-of-wimax-service/
[Motorola Photon 4G] ericdabbs:
This was discussed on many sites the last few days. However people have been reporting that when they ask the Sprint stores about the free LTE phone, the Sprint CSR say that they have not received any direction on proceeding with free LTE phones. The Sprint CSR were saying that Sprint is just amending the terms now so that when they are ready to begin offering this promotion they have the legality to do it. I don't see this promotion being offered until Fall time frame.
[Motorola Photon 4G] findthedr:
if there is a change of terms now, than that would be enough for someone to get out without paying an ETF.

that sucks for people who are wanting an upgrade and not wanting to leave sprint. those individuals should still be able to temporarily port out of sprint, cancel without ETF, and than sign a new line to get a new phone if they choose. That being said, it would require a new 2yr contract.....sprints upgrade option might not require an extension to the current contract....though I have no idea.
[Motorola Photon 4G] findthedr:
for those wanting to stay with sprint and interested in an upgrade:

https://shop2.sprint.com/en/legal/legal_terms_privacy_popup.shtml?ECID=vanity:termsandconditions

New Agreements on the Sprint 4G (WiMAX) Network: Your Service on a device activated on the Sprint 4G (WiMAX) Network may require a new one or two-year Agreement per line. Sprint expressly reserves the right to migrate your Service during this Agreement term from the Sprint 4G (WiMAX) Network to the Sprint 4G LTE network to complete your Agreement term. Reasonable advance notice of the Service change will be provided to impacted customers, who can then select one of the following options:

(a) Choose to complete the Agreement term using your existing device without 4G (WiMAX) capability

(b) Elect to complete the Agreement term by contacting us after receiving notice from Sprint to transition to the Sprint 4G LTE network with no additional term commitment required (Transition Option)

(c) Deactivate service. Deactivations because of this Service change will not result in an Early Termination Fee (ETF).

Transition Option: If you select the Transition Option, you will receive a free standard Sprint LTE capable device and can maintain your existing Service plan, if available. During the Agreement term, Sprint may provide other offers that are separate from the Transition Option, and these offers will be subject to a new two-year Agreement per line.

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those who are just interested in a new, free phone, than they should be smart and not taken any options other than the transition option so as not to extend their contract.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Kevets:
The Clearwire agreement runs through December 2015. Sprint can sit back and watch until then if they want to, but it looks like they're simply amending the terms to allow them to migrate customers if needed. Probably for that small chance that Dish can pull off the Clearwire purchase.

There is nothing adversely material about this change. It they EOL the spectrum and equipment, basically give you a new replacement and don't change the price, you aren't hurt.
[Motorola Photon 4G] findthedr:
1. individuals who currently are able to recieve WIMAX signals, but not LTE signals would be negatively affected by this change. I am one of those individuals as my location does not have sprint LTE, and likely wont get it for a long time.

2. this change does not HAVE to be materially adverse for individuals to deactivate service with sprint. Sprint clearly gives affected individuals that option (option C).
[Motorola Photon 4G] Purple Ferret:
Wouldnt think you would get to pick the LTE device for free, or pick the device and pay less though.
[Motorola Photon 4G] ericdabbs:
All I am saying is that its too early to tell what Sprint is going to give direction to its corporate stores on how to handle these requests. You can feel free to contact your local Sprint corporate store and inquire about how they will handle these new terms and conditions. I am pretty sure you are going to get blank stares by the Sprint CSRs since this strategy needs to be well thought out. Don't quote me but I think this promotion won't run until Fall because I think Sprint wants to give customers more time to switch from Wimax to LTE on their own before offering a free LTE device.

While Sprint and Clearwire have an agreement until 2015 to use the Wimax network, the terms for Wimax are not the same for the 2014 and 2015 years. Right now the current terms for Wimax is Sprint pays Clearwire a fixed price for unlimited usage on the Wimax network but I know for TD-LTE and for Wimax in 2014 and 2015 that Sprint will pay Clearwire for usage per GB instead of a fixed price for unlimited usage. If you are Sprint, you would be smart not to continue to pay Clearwire to use Wimax per GB so I think Sprint realizes that and is trying to get people off of Wimax so that they can begin refarming that spectrum for TD-LTE.

As much as I would like to think that Sprint will offer these affected customers including myself the option to pick any LTE phone in the Sprint lineup (ex. Galaxy S4, Note 3, HTC One, etc) without a new 2 year commitment, I highly doubt Sprint will do that. Instead I think Sprint will offer either a crappy low end phone like a Sprint Flash/Force/Vital OR an mid range LTE device (ex: Galaxy Victory 4G LTE, LG Viper, LG Mach). If Sprint does offer any LTE device as an option, I will be all over the Note 3 when it comes out. I don't mind if I have to sign a new 2 year contract if Sprint would give me the Note 3 for free.
[Motorola Photon 4G] evobb10:
Sprint as they announced you have three options look option (a) which means you can keep your photon but no 4g any more ???????? Just you can use only 3g service. So folks is it a material adverse change or no to get out of etc
[Motorola Photon 4G] Caferacer:
I just got off the phone with a CSR after unsuccessfully trying to cancel without ETF.

The changes in Wimax will only affect some customers, and depending on your zip code this will NOT apply. It is NOT grounds to terminate with no ETF.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Bad Sector:
I would also like to add that for a "Nation wide coverage" stating that a wimax change would only affect some customers is bs. I pay for nationwide coverage, not just coverage in my typical area. I travel a lot so any change in the network would affect me... I will be giving this a try myself to see what happens.

But in the end I think you can just get out without ETF because there was a change to the Terms and Conditions part, specifically reducing your rights...

new t&c:

THIS AGREEMENT CONTAINS A MANDATORY ARBITRATION PROVISION WITH A CLASS WAIVER, A REPRESENTATIVE ACTION WAIVER, AND A JURY WAIVER PROVISION.

Old t&c:

THIS CONTRACT CONTAINS A MANDATORY ARBITRATION PROVISION THAT DISALLOWS CLASS ACTIONS, A CLASS ACTION WAIVER PROVISION, AND A JURY WAIVER PROVISION.

anyone else try?
[Motorola Photon 4G] Caferacer:
I tried calling yesterday trying to terminate because of the changed TOS, but I called for a different section. This was added to 'Our right to change the agreement and your related rights':

"If you lose your eligibility for a particular rate plan or if a particular rate plan is no longer supported or available, we may change your rate plan to one for which you qualify."

This eliminates grandfathered plans at the discretion of sprint. Unfortunately I made the mistake of speaking to a general CSR, and one stupid enough to think this section was somehow related to the shutdown of wimax towers, and also insisted that because I bought my device prior their wimax cutoff of March 2013, that these TOS didn't apply to me. Either way it is a material change to the contract as the legal term defines it, and also adversely affects the contract holder's rights as it allows sprint to cancel plans and sign you up for another at their discretion. I didn't touch the arbitration section because there was already arbitration rights, whereas this is a new sentence granting them more rights.

Unfortunately it ended with them deferring me to their legal department. I'm going to try again but ask to speak to retention first, since even if they wanted to the manager I was escalated to stated they could not terminate a contract without ETF unless it pertained to the wimax shutdown.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Bad Sector:
I as well got the run around. They are saying that it does not affect me right now so I cannot claim that as a reason. Even though they are changing the terms that could in the future allow sprint to change their data plan structure and force me into a different plan according to the item you quoted. The Rep said they wouldn't do that without contacting me first, but as I pointed out to them it says right there that they can.

I named off every change between the new contract and old, but for each one she said it does not affect me "right now"... she was likely informed by her manager to just keep with that same line. Looks like it is time to contact executive services to get this resolved or their legal department...

I did tell her to note of my account that I do not agree with the changes to the terms and conditions, regardless if they affect me "right now", and I will be cancelling per their agreement with me that if they change t&c we can cancel within 30 days.

She just said they will charge the ETF if I cancel... we will see where this goes.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Caferacer:
I would stick with the notion that a adverse material change is not something that *needs* to affect you right now in terms of changing your data plan. It's easier to argue when it's taking money away right then and there, but it's not a requirement. It's changing a defining portion of the contract (A material change) and giving sprint more power than was originally agreed to while decreasing yours (Adverse). I got the CSR to stop stating that when I told her 'Well, by that notion you could change the TOS to state you own my first born. I don't have a first born yet, but you wouldn't expect me to agree to that TOS because of that fact do you?'.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Bad Sector:
Nice one... so you saying you had any further luck with this? It was like talking to a wall... just kept repeating that it "doesn't affect me at this time" ...
[Motorola Photon 4G] TheAtheistOtaku:
would also like to know if anyone is having any success with this.
[Motorola Photon 4G] evobb10:
Yes sir.

I fulfilled my contract. Both lines. Now I'm out of contract. I don't know how same ppl miss this ts&cs can waive your ETF.. It's clear with options too. But if you have 4g wimax device capability

No question !!!!
[Motorola Photon 4G] Bad Sector:
It's funny that some people are able to do this with not much issue.. but a lot of us are getting stuck with the CSR saying it doesn't apply to us "YET"... and you can't get them to understand that this contract means it WILL and then we are stuck because they won't process our cancellation.. frustrating
[Motorola Photon 4G] AllanonMage:
Ibcalled last nigjt and they kept trying to say the changes were nonmaterial amd did not apply.

Pocketables had an article with 4 points. I read them the the guy, he was in retention dept, and the guy told me sprint already has those rights/abilities. His name was John. He would not give me a last name or number. Then he got a manager on the phone and she said the same thing.

They used the example of changing fees and whatnot.
[Motorola Photon 4G] secret.animal:
I believe android authority had an article on this, if not them it was android police.
[Motorola Photon 4G] AllanonMage:
I think the best avenue for breaking your contract is the new language describing losing eligibility and dropping rate plans. Obviously their first use of that will be for WiMax customers. However, if at some other future point during my contract they decide that I'm no longer eligible for unlimited data, or any other aspect of my plan, and change it up, I will have no recourse because I've acquiesced to their new contract that allows them to do so.

So that means that now is the only time I can disagree with that so that in the future I have grounds to terminate my service with Sprint.

In this case I am talking about breaking a contract but not necessarily breaking service. Meaning I would get off contract and go month to month.
[Motorola Photon 4G] keen77:
OK, appreciate all the comments about cancelling.

I am interested in "transitioning" from my WiMax Photon to an LTE 4G device free, can I just go into a store and ask for this or is it something that needs to be done online? Anyone know?
[Motorola Photon 4G] ericdabbs:
The Sprint terms to get a free LTE phone are not active yet. Sprint just put those terms in so that it has the ability to opt on those terms at any point in time.

Think about it, Sprint has not said anything about shutting down Wimax within the next year so why would it start offering free LTE devices right now and cut their profit. Sprint knows the last wimax phone offered was the GS2 and the majority of those customers their contract is up in a few months and 95% of them are dying to upgrade to LTE phones anyways. Sprint is going to at the very minimum give Wimax customers as much opportunity to switch over to LTE phones voluntarily before they start offering the free LTE phone promotion which means at least until the end of 2013.

Besides even when they start rolling out the free LTE phone promotion, my guess is that its going to start with markets that have very few Wimax coverage first which means that small markets will get first dibs since Sprint can easily convert those 5 Wimax protection sites to LTE. Also I am going to guess that Sprint will not open the free LTE device to any phone and that the free LTE device will be a mid range phone (Galaxy Victory, Sprint Force, Sprint Flash). I highly doubt they will offer free Galaxy Note 3, LG G2, HTC One, GS4 phones for this LTE promotion.
[LG Optimus Black] Geraldao:
Using Newest MackayRom and kernel Mackay 2.0 on lg optimus black.

Thanks to kasper_h for your hard job

But i have a very inconvienent problem with your custom rom.

Each time i install an app on my sd-card, deleted more time after.

Don't understand that. Please, give me a solution to resolve this problem because i have a lot of application.

Thank you.

Ps: excuse my poor english.
[LG Optimus Black] dcop7:
It is a problem with CM10.1 basedroms. There aren't a solution, at least for now.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bleuwave:
They are too small (in height) when I click the navbar button to open navbar widgets...

Any help appreciated. Thank you.

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gabeio:
For the life of me I can find no way to mute the focus when I hold the camera button and it focuses. The auto-focus seems to be muted and so does actually taking the picture but all of the guides to silence the focus have not worked. I have placed "ro.camera.sound.forced=0" in /data/local.prop which I had to create the local.prop file. I set it to the same permissions as all the files around it... and restarted and nothing.

(Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask I just joined)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dagger:
one way is to delete the respective audio file in the /system/media.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gabeio:
Sorry I forgot to mention that I have already completed that... I renamed everything from *cam*.ogg to *cam*.ogg.backup (under /system/media/ui) also.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dagger:
Hmmm

I am sorry I can't help you then..:(

sent from my phone using hands and brain...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gabeio:
:( #cries ugh wtf sprint why you have to be like this </3 :/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dagger:
Does silencing phone works??

sent from my phone using hands and brain...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
According to THIS it's system / media / audio / UI. Might also want to check out the thread HERE.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gabeio:
okay features.xml worked for my I just set the shutter sound off and done :) THANKS!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
Your welcome :) . Glad I could help.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drnbrk:
Hi everybody!

I have a request; how to disable notificationbar on the lock screen? I like to stock lock screen and light effect. I don't want to use WidgetLocker or others lock sreens applications.

Is it possible to?

Excuse me my bad English. :silly:
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gillion:
Use a different mode of the lock screen... use pattern locked or pin/password lock.

Dont make excuses for bad English... improve it.:p

Sent from my GT-I9500
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drnbrk:
Thanks for answer. English is improving. :)

Different mod or other lock screens, same.

I don't want the see battery icon, network icon bla bla bla... :(

It seems to be the pattern lock.
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] MnCC:
Hi,

It seems we have the same audio hub as the Note II and the S3, so i found this thread for amazing sound on the Note II forum. :D

This also applies to Samsung Galaxy Tab 2, to get amazing sound out of your device read this thread. I've applied this and i am truely amazed.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=42678044&posted=1#post42678044

:highfive:
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] terra-starr:
Great find.

Anyone know if there are any kernels that will take voodoo sound available for the at&t tab 2 10.1?

It was brilliant on the captivate and infuse. I still use the Infuse as a media player I like it so much.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] kaidroid231178:
Is it works with galaxy tab p3100 running on custom rom with next kernel?
[Android Apps and Games] ippon:
i am looking for a floating dialer widget w/contacts AND DTMF (touchtone) support.

the only thing that is close to what i am looking for is Floating apps. but it doesn't support touchtone, and annoyingly, it's not a standalone app.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lwi.android.flappsfull

i've also tried using Floating banners to create a widget with a dialer widget, but sizing of the widget gets really strange and unusable, and none i tried suppots touchtone.

what i want to be able to pull off is, if i am looking at a meeting with a call bridge, while i am in the calendar app;

1. open up the floating dialer;

2. open up and call the bridge number from contacts; (in my invites that i get, only an internal IP phone numbers are specified, so short of me memorizing the number, i'd need the floating app to pull up the contacts list. alternatively, it could support speed dial from the widget)

3. punch in the bridge code in the floating app, so i can still see the numbers in the calendar app in the background.

does a such app exist?

or is there a calendar/appointment app that can handle something like this?
[Android Apps and Games] SammiSaysHello:
There is a small app for Xperia phones called 'small phone' which is just a floating dialer. Not sure if there is a small apps port for your device, but if there is, you may want to check it out
[Android Apps and Games] ippon:
that looks a lot like Tiny apps.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ragingtools.tinyapps&hl=en

does the Xperia 'small phone' support DTMF?
[Android Apps and Games] WildmanJoe:
You might want to try a combination of popup widget and simple dialer widget. Popup widget allows you to have any widget as a popup.
[Android Apps and Games] Shakes27:
Or PA halo might work for you.
[Android Apps and Games] ippon:
confused about that. is that a rom or an app???
[Android Apps and Games] ippon:
alternatively, what would work for me is a floating 'event details' widget.

i am seeing a bunch of floating calendars, but what i need to see is the event details in a floating widget.

anybody seen anything like it?