yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] fisha21:
Thanks earl, will post it when I get home tomorrow. Any other apks be useful to you?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] dased14:
i don't know yet, if i see any other mentioned i'll hit you up
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] fisha21:
Here you go boss.

BTW, there was a post in my International thread that someone ported the same widgets from the Butterfly rom. Not sure if they work any better?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] dased14:
Hmm I'll look into those as well

From My TweakedOut ONE
[HTC Desire C] Aman_Arora:
Firstly this going to be different from the earlier wifi fix thread

IN the previous thread we were concentrating on which apps keep Wifi alive .

Thanks to [MENTION=5151295]webhijacker[/MENTION]

I created this thread

for an idea to

Decompile those apps.

GO through its libraries.

Find The values it changes and how it keep wifi working !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If we could find the loop

in our system

Then FIX!!!!!!.

SO if anyone wants to help .

Please come and help.

have started working on it.

Will tell if found something
[HTC Desire C] LaputaCake:
cm7? we dont even have a kernel yet
[HTC Desire C] Aman_Arora:
cm 10
[HTC Desire C] webhijacker:
I think the problem with WiFi policy :p

You have to make some changes to it

Edit: this problem also presented on my xperia p using 10
[HTC Desire C] LaputaCake:
Mingey. I'll have a look
[HTC Desire C] Aman_Arora:
Have they solved their problem?
[HTC Desire C] webhijacker:
I don't know as I don't have xperia p any more
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] manukohli:
Alien Head Boot Animation

INSTALLATION

Download

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[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] manukohli:
Reserved
[HTC One S] TurboFool:
Quick back story: I'm an Android lover for many years who recently finally went Nexus 4 on T-Mobile and I'm very, very happy. To the point where, for the first time ever, I'm running my phone WITHOUT root. Insane, right? But it just works well enough for me that I don't need it. My last phone, a Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch, was utterly awful on custom ROMs, and at least at the point where I gave up on it, CM builds were still buggy and, most importantly, had horrible battery life.

Current situation: My girlfriend has an iPhone 3GS that she had on AT&T, but just switched to Straight Talk with (using the AT&T SIM that came in my starter pack; I just left them for T-Mobile directly, but she can't do that until she gets a phone compatible with their 3G). She's sick of it and ready to go Android. But she hates, hates, hates the trend of large-screen phones, and isn't interested in spending money on something just to try to get used to it. She's played with my 4.7" screen and finds it absurdly large. Yes, yes, I know, if she uses it for a while she'll surely get used to it, right? She claims no, and I'm not about to be a patronizing ass by trying to tell her she's wrong about her own opinions. So whatever the case, it looks like probably the smallest screen that exists on any phones that aren't crap is 4.3". And it looks like the last good 4.3" phone to hit the US with T-Mobile compatibility is the HTC One S. The Mini currently looks as though it's headed only to AT&T, so that's out.

Now I know the One S is locked forever in 4.1 as far as HTC is concerned. And I know 4.1 really isn't that bad, all said and done. And I know some people like Sense. But I also know I never truly LOVED an Android phone until I got the real stock experience. And I'd love her to have that pure Android experience as well. Or an augmented, improved version of it in CM or AOKP or whatever. But point is, I'd like to make sure that if we get her this phone, it might be possible to switch her to an AOSP experience that's going to be at least as solid as the phone's own stock build.

So here's the question: How, honestly, is the HTC One S fairing in this regard? How good are the AOSP-based ROMs for it as far as stability and especially battery life? My girlfriend really derided the battery life of my SGSII, but has been impressed with my Nexus 4. And while she's not a technophobe by any means, I don't want her to have to constantly tinker and monkey with it like we do. I just want it to work for her. Are any AOSP-based, or AOSP-equivalent ROMs going to provide that on this phone?

Thanks.
[HTC One S] BilboSwaggins:
AOSP is plenty. Team Cyanogen are also working on Jelly Bean v3 as well for it. There is well over ten different AOSP ROMs, most of them made by $droyd$. I recommend Illusions over all other ROMs on here, or if she fancies Sense 5, she should try my ROM :P it's called CharmanDroid, it really takes advantage of the deep contracts and rich colours on this screen.
[HTC One S] k1llacanon:
Really love that last sentence :

really takes advantage of the deep contracts and rich colours on this screen.

Our screen is so crap lol! It's something like 960*540 no such thing as rich colours on this display lol... Terrible pentile blue tint
[HTC One S] flex420:
The camera in aosp is just not usable. Tried 4.3 cam. Its just rediculously Bad. Just try it. Makes my daily a sense Rom..... Sadly

If you don't need the camera, aosp is okay, very clean, fast, smooth and with 4.3 nightlys somewhat stable.
[HTC One S] BilboSwaggins:
The greens are good on it, but you know, all salesmen will make their product sound better than it actually is. Despite the fact this is HTC's fault and not mine. :silly:
[HTC One S] Albino_Mexican:
I am very happy with the phone hardware & form factor. I am also very happy with the usability and stability of CM 10.2. Currently using a stripped down/modified version of it called Codename Lungo. I would recommend CM 10.2 as a daily driver.
[HTC One S] jaydee1986:
as a music lover, i can tell you: the earphone-audio performance on every aosp based rom is crap, not even close to the performance on sense-based roms.
[HTC One S] 350Rocket:
I've always liked aosp better on every phone I've had, but on this one the camera and music sound quality on headphones is so much worse on aosp that I'm probably staying on sense.

Not only that I can't stand the lock screen delay on all the aosp roms since the 3.4 kernel.
[HTC One S] TurboFool:
This is good feedback overall. I really appreciate it, guys. The last two, in particular, tell me AOSP likely won't be for her, as she does want to use it for music a lot.

So how tolerable, really, is stock? And I'm asking this especially of anyone who prefers AOSP/CM10. I'm not in the mood to put her through all the aches and pains of custom ROMs, so for me it was pretty much going to be stock Sense (stuck at 4.1, although at least it's Jelly Bean) or a really solid AOSP ROM. We're all a different breed; we enjoy tinkering, and get a thrill from updated ROM versions, bug testing, and tweaking. But most people who don't build their own computers and watch Google's press conferences livestreamed over their phones and surreptitiously patched through their Bluetooth headsets so people can't see they're not working, just want something that works. And especially since this'll be her first Android phone, I want the experience to be one that doesn't have her bringing me the phone to troubleshoot every few days.
[HTC One S] Albino_Mexican:
AOSP audio is greatly improved using CM DSP Manager. Stock camera is much better than AOSP. Sense is quite tolerable and a must if you want essentially zero issues. With stock you just may want to disable a lot of the bloatware that is installed by default.
[HTC One S] 350Rocket:
Dsp manager still didn't give me audio quality that was good enough for me.

Stock for me would have been fine except that I wanted to change the looks. Now I use Source which is a stock based rom with audio quality tweaks and apps and no bloatware. I have an inverted theme so now it looks the way I want and is stable and fast enough.
[HTC One S] jaydee1986:
+1

even with dsp manager or "ultimate one sound" the performance was not even close to stock.
[HTC One S] maluus:
Well personally I would point out another perspective. I am a person always after best price/performance devices either on mobile side and computer side. And I was also looking for a device which can be usable with one hand. HTC One S was the device that struck me with price/performance (S4 variant of course) build quality etc. it really worth every single franks I paid for it. But there is an issue. If your girlfriend wants a mobil which she can use with one hand, although HOS seems best bet you can get it's fairly hard to use with only one hand. most of the time you need the help of other hand. And if you already had to use two hands why to narrow your selection? Another thing: It's really hard to use it without a case which provides a firm grip. otherwise our phone is as slippery as a fish.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Sathub4u:
Hi xperia users..:) hav u tried running honami on ur device.If so post your views regarding the ROM...Any suggestions?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Aneel:
Which Honami rom are you talking about??? if its Original Xperia i1 Honami ROM then see this..------> http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=44117013&postcount=2
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Bishal Pranto Roy:
Very Good Rom

Nearly Perfect

But Much Beautiful

U really Should try it
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Sathub4u:
Honmani

:) Wowwwwwwwww thanks par its simply superb..
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Sathub4u:
Honami

Urs Original Xperia i1 Honami ROM only bro:) i already got it installed its simply awesommmmmmmmmmm.....:o I also downloader ur professional vrsion bro..Does it have all the features of "Original Xperia i1 Honami ROM " i found the colour change in toggle bar.wat abt otr features,shall i replace it wit current version:cool:
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] morgang321:
I just wanted to put this out there for any other photographers searching. With this powered USB hub- Anker® Uspeed USB 3.0 4 Port Compact Hub with Power Adapter and USB 3.0 Cable

I am able to connect a FAT32 500gb HDD. a CF card in a card reader, and then connect to OTG cable.

Read and write works with Nexus Media Importer, as well as being able to transfer straight from card to HDD with out putting any files on the

Nexus7. Write speeds are better than I expected too, about 1-2 seconds for each 25mb raw image.

All stock 4.3 no root. No more bringing a heavy laptop on surf trips. I always ended up editing on my desktop once I got home anyway. Badass little device! Can do basic raw edits of the embeded jpegs for facebook/instagram too with the RawVision app. As well as the DSLR Controller app using it as an external monitor for filming!

Hope it helps anyone searching.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] pranilm:
Sweet. Thanx for the tip.
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Themes and Apps] manukohli:
Alien Head Boot Animation

INSTALLATION

Download

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[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Themes and Apps] manukohli:
Reserved
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Themes and Apps] adityab721:
what is the loctaion of the default bootanimtion? i cant find it under system/media
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Themes and Apps] king_of_grand:
gud

:good:
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Themes and Apps] arunak:
Can't find bootanimation.zip in system /media.

bootsamsung.qmg, bootsamsungloop.qmg are available.

Edit:

Found solution

Credit:chotu222, balliboxer
[Nook Touch General] VJVS:
Hi!

I have the problem - when I run ADB it shows that my device is offline. What's wrong?
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
Aw, c'mon, give us a hint at least.

Are you trying to connect via USB or WiFi?

You do know that Android 4.0.3 has nothing to do with the Nook?

Are you on the right forum?
[Nook Touch General] VJVS:
Sorry, I'm really on wrong forum :silly:

How to delete this thread?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] keohner:
Hello -

I'm having an odd problem. Even more odd is the fact that I can't seem to find a single post from anyone experiencing the same symptoms. I recently upgraded my HTC PPC phone to the WM2003SE Special Edition ROM (And have tried a custom cooked SE ROM as well), and am noticing that ever since, for whatever reason, the pda is no longer using power from the external/extended battery. The power settings screen shows that the add-on battery is recognized, and when in the cradle, it shows that both batteries are being charged normally. However, when the unit is undocked, only the main (internal) battery seems to deplete (and my battery life is obviously significantly shorter than it was pre-upgrade). The extended battery shows 100% charge, even after hours of use.

Is this a known issue with 2003SE? Is there some utility or (registry) setting that's required to enable the unit to draw power from the external battery when running SE? Any help is much appreciated, as I love WM2003SE, and am really dreading going back to an older ROM. Thanks in advance for any assistance.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Danny-B-:
the extended battery is a reserve of your main battery used to protect your data when the main battery depletes ...

Theres no way (at least i think) to "enable" the extended battery for normal use.

It kicks in when the main battery reaches 0% and last for 72Hours but you cannot use the PDA in this time, its only there to retain data.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] keohner:
If I hadn't been using this pocket pc for over a year now, I might accept that answer. But in previous OS versions, that's simply not how it functioned. For clarification, I'm talking about the piggy-back extended battery, not a 'backup battery'. It extended the life of my pocket pc by well over 100% and the meters would show it depleting alongside the main, internal battery, not sitting at 100% as it seems to do now. The battery life of my pocket pc is now literally 40% of what it was pre-upgrade.

I do appreciate your response though. Any other thoughts? Any other people experiencing anything similar?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Danny-B-:
Hi, i may be assuming the wrong thing but to be clear ive attached a picture of what i mean.

Sorry if its not the same as you describe.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] cruisin-thru:
He is referring to the additional clip on battery not the backup battery. I cant understand why it doesnt work correctly, I thought it was a straightforward electrical connection that needed no driver or registry entries. I think you will need to flash back to original rom to see if this is a hardware or software problem.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] keohner:
Cruisin' is correct. And yeah, that's pretty much what I was thinking would be the next step (downgrading and testing to ensure it's not the hardware) assuming I saw no obvious answer here. Thanks, cruisin. I'll post my findings when I get the time to test with a previous ROM.

And thanks to you too, danny, for trying to help out.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] gabiz_ro:
sorry for maybe my silly questions.

anybody know how to connect external battery? I want to say complete wiring diagram between phone and external battery.maybe I can try to emulate external battery with some high capacity accumulators like 4XR20 (4xA size in other standard).other solution is to charge PPC from that external device,or maybe better to have dual function switcheable,external battery or charger.

any info or documentation is wellcome.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] GrayWhale:
Are the external monitor and CF card slot features on your backpack working properly with SE?

If not, I bet there are backpack drivers contained in the original Himalaya ROM that are missing from the new one. The SE ROM, after all, was derived by modifying a version taken from a different device and adapted for the Himalaya. The backpack is Himalaya specific.

This is of interest to me because I currently use the excellent Diamond ROM and have been thinking of adding a backack for presentations.

Perhaps one of the gurus could help?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] FOSA:
RE

Hi!

I'm using my 3rd backpack now for my O2 XDAII WM2003SE.

There's no need of any backpack driver if you upgrade from WM2003 to WM2003SE.

Secondly, you can't change anything in the main ROM AFAIK. However, for the EXTROM there's no backpack driver required.

Thirdly, the backpack battery lifespan is pretty short as compared to the main battery since during usage the backpack battery will reach zero first. Hence, it won't be surprise that the backpack battery can be charged to 100% and then reaches zero after a short use as compared to normal usage. This is a sign of impending end of life of your backpack battery.

How long have you purchase your backpack? If you charge your O2 with your backpack daily (after the backpack battery reaches zero) then likely that tha backpack battery will not last 365 charges i.e. a full year.

Otherwise, it could be sign a of faulty backpack. My first backpack failed after a few weeks of normal usage. My 2nd backpack failed after nearly a year of normal usage.

I suggest, if possible, take another backpack and test to see whether ist your backpack thats giving the problem or do a hard reset and re-install your OS again.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Random Username:
Hello,

So I have a rooted Motorola RAZR i and I wanted to change the UI font. I used the app iFont. It worked the first few times, but now the phone is stuck on the bootloader screen. I can still access CWM Recovery, so I did a factory reset, but no dice. Please help me unbrick this device :o

Regards,

Random Username
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ICuaI:
you can try to flash your firmware again with RSD-Lite
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FourOne82:
wrong thread, sry...
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Random Username:
OK, I found this site linked in another thread, but what firmware do I have to download? There are three for "Retail Central Europe"...
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lucki_X:
In Central Europe use Retail Germany from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2239706
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Random Username:
That thread links to the same site. :p

Thanks anyway.

It worked, so I guess this thread can be closed now. :D
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] gorillafist:
For those interested the Photojojo magnetic lenses fit with the S4 and the Neo Hybrid case pretty much perfectly spot on. They use a little adhesive metal ring that goes around the camera to attach the lenses which can be a bad fit with some phones and cases.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] HiredGUN.45:
I thought about getting these photojojo wide/macro combo lenses but wondered about the quality. I bought the Camalapse 3 for my GoPro from Photojojo and it's not very well made. Can you upload some pics with the lens on? Thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] scott_0:
I'm intrigued, will have to research this a bit more now
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] gorillafist:
Sure I'll take some today or tomorrow. Used these on my gnex and haven't got around to playing with them on my S4.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] jax5ter:
interesting i never heard of these, i was looking at a lens kit on ebay that someone else had posted on here, i might have to research now. thanks!
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] MavereXx:
The Galaxy s4 doesn't require a separate macro function to produce macro shots, so I'm curious how the macro lens photos will turn out.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] el-marino:
can you remove the back battery cover with the ring sticked on the lens ?
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] mrhector:
These look pretty cool, thanks for posting the pic with the case on.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] m_pascal:
What about this lenses? Are them good made?
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] Noob-xda:
How are the photos?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] bn.op12:
I put a terribly cut micro-SIM card in my Galaxy S4 when I first arrived in China and it became stuck. The only way I could remove it was by using a pair of small pliers and as a result, the contact pins on the bottom (of the SIM-card reader) were damaged. It's no longer able to detect any SIM-card I put in.

I've looked online (not eBay - can't use it) and have not been able to find a replacement reader for the I337 specifically, but have found one for the I9500. If I replace my current damaged one with this, will it work? Are there any differences between the two and will it be able to read my AT&T SIM-card like normal?

Thanks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] HiTideBlastoise:
I'm thinking you'd need to get the 1337 one, I'm not sure of the difference but other threads people used different parts and it didn't go well
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Ace King 34:
CyanogenMod 10.2 for Galaxy Ace

CyanogenMod 10.2 is a free, community built, aftermarket

firmware distribution of Android 4.3 (JB), which is designed to

increase performance and reliability over stock Android for

your device.

#include
/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*
* Submitting bug reports on nightly builds is the leading
* cause of male impotence.
*/

CyanogenMod is based on the Android Open Source Project

with extra contributions from many people within the Android

community. It can be used without any need to have any

Google application installed. Linked below is a package that

has come from another Android project that restore the Google

parts. CyanogenMod does still include various hardware-

specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced

anyway.

Please ask all the questions here and keep the development thread free of questions

IT IS IN ALPHA STAGE, JUST FOR DEVELOPERS!

Screenshots:-

Here are the Screenshots posted by Mardon

Many Thanks to [MENTION=868594]Mardon[/MENTION] :)

Changelog:

Alpha 1
First 4.3 release for Galaxy Ace
Really alpha stage
Very unstable

Whats working:

Wifi
Booting
Audio
HW
Touch (with multitouch)
Sensors
Bluetooth

Known bugs:

SD Card reading
RIL: 3g and 2g
Camera (picture and recording)

Download:-

EXPERIMENTAL ALPHA1:-

http://bieltv3.blogspot.com.es/p/galaxy-ace-cm102.html

EXPERIMENTAL ALPHA2:- (Warning!!!This release has booting problems as reported so please flash it at your own risk)

http://jenkins.androidarmv6.org/job/android-experimental/14/

changes:

Add Partition information to about (Merged) Sep 3

frameworks/base: Use hardware acceleration for selected

applications (3/4) (Merged) Sep 3

Settings: Use hardware acceleration for selected applications

(2/4) (Merged) Sep 3

MemoryHeapBase: ifdef for gingerbread/froyo compatibility

(Merged) Sep 3

timezone: data file should be 32 bit aligned (Merged) Sep 2

Remove QCOM_LEGACY_OMX flag for

OnlySubmitOneInputBufferAtOneTime (Merged) Sep 1

Revert "combo/TARGET_linux-arm.mk --no-warn-shared-

textrel" (Merged) Aug 26

Update configs (Merged) Aug 25

Revert "Enable ARM_PIE to fix boot" (Merged) Aug 24

Enable TARGET_ARCH_LOWMEM for low memory targets

(Merged) Aug 24

THANKS:

You should give a thanks to all this persons:

Erickas, Androidmeda, Rashed97 and Yajnab

All Androidarmv6 team

CM Team

Google for AOSP
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Ace King 34:
Permissions FIX for Experimental Alpha 1. build

link

Flash Normally through CWM Recovery ;)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] n0p3zz:
Whooaa,feeling bad for selling my mighty Ace,gratz to devs for making cm10.2 bootable :) Gogo armv6 team!!!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Giogts:
good
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] empulse92:
wifi still not working for me :P
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Mardon:
wifi works fine if you remove simcard.

Anyway its not supposed for daily usage atm.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] empulse92:
i tried that :) but it still hangs at "enabling"
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Ace King 34:
Thread Updated

new Experimental alpha has been released today(04/09/2013)

Link to the Experimental Alpha is in the OP

check it out.

Changelog is not yet known.

cheers
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Rishabh Raj:
does the new build boots?anyone tried yet