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[Galaxy S III Android Development] adilrenzu:
The Rom is good but still some issues like when you put the status bar transparency to 100% the apps with white background show white status bar rather then black status bar. the WiFi doesn't work at first but flashing another kernel solves the problem. one thing i liked most in you rom is that the lock screen transparency exactly matches the background.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
Umm... I am having trouble understanding the issues with status-bar transparency..

When I do set it to 100% to disable transparency, I do have a black status-bar at all times with all apps(except lockscreen of course)

btw, has com.android.media FC gone?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adilrenzu:
yeah the com.android.media FC has gone, no more annoying popup. i mean when i set it to 0 in other words 100 % transparent.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ali8383:
my friend you said download kernel !! which kernel you mean ? this rom coming without kernel ?

any way i'll try it and feedback :)

Thank you for your hard work , i'll delete my 4.3 rom and come back to old school 4.2.2 :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] romskii:
Finally I'll try ;)

tapatalked with Galaxy S3
[Galaxy S III Android Development] romskii:
Clean flash, wiped everything. Flashed ROM, gapps and Kernel, googy max but I have fc

Gesendet von meinem SGP321 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adilrenzu:
As already mentioned by the dev that the cyanogen account has problem. The only way i found to solve this is by deleting cyanogenmod account apk from the system folder, which u can either do on ur computer using 7zip before flashing the rom or on your phone through recovery using aroma file manager after flashing the zip.

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Try temasek kernel works fine with it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
The app's transparency color depends on the app's background color and how the developer coded it.. There's nothing I can do to match the color like iOS does.. :(

And about Wi-Fi, this ROM needed to flash custom kernel at the first place. What do you mean by "doesn't work at first but flashing another kernel"?

I want to blame the kernel...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
Temasek, yank555.lu or Boeffla maybe?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
I have posted an info about that on the first page.. I think you will figure out how to bypass that ;P
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jongoz:
Arter - the FC android media is gone now! kudos to you. For the Cyanogenmod errors, i just tap the thing many times until it is gone. somehow i did manage to create an account.

Using Boeffla beta6 at the moment with your ROM with zzzmove governor. All in all, awesome!!!

Keep up the good work!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] romskii:
oh, that's weird, I really was to lazy yesterday in reading ... sorry about that. I'll check again. One thing, suddenly it works but i had no root. I think it was a bad download.

But let me check again :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
:) If it is a bad download maybe the recovery will spit out errors on the first place...

But double check is nice :)

If errors continues, please flash supersu
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Curwer:
Black screen

My screen turned black ones I started my phone after flash. if i connect it to my pc i can here the sound of a usb connected so i guess it still works just without a screen.. any idé what this is all about ? i looked for a kernel but could find any.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
Please try Devil or yank555.lu, temasek kernel.

And remember, this is CM-10.1
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Nice to see new roms coming up.

Good luck in development.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FINEEEEE:
I just installed that from cm10.1 stable and 0 Bugs FC none here a benchmark

Desde cualquier lugar de mi ciudad con el GALAXY S3 de samsung
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
Thanks <3

:D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
Not to shabby :)

Which kernel are you using? Just curious..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FINEEEEE:
the best!! for me OFC temasek kernel powered by temasek justarchi and dont forget the great senior!. yank ;) AWESOME!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bornlivedie:
Thats funny, that kernel is not working for me. Produces a boot loop.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
What kernel?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bornlivedie:
temasek's

tried WOLFSON and BOEFFLA, no luck

it's weird because other kernels are working just fine
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
Please check those kernels are for CM-10.1

(Boeffla has a separate kernels for stock and CM)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bornlivedie:
Yes, I checked, they're for CM10.1.x and not 10.2.

It's clearly my fault though, because it works for everyone except me.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] isn350:
Hey,

Look forward to try it out.

Do I need to wipe coming form 10.1.3 cm stable?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
If you are coming from Official CM 10.1, you won't need to wipe.

Although if it's not official, I'd recommend that you wipe..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nairdaluap:
Hello

Im currenly downloading this right now and im using shv-e210k. Will i just flash this to my phone or will i have to do something first before i do? sorry for the question im just a newbie.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
Please acknowledge how to flash generic CyanogenMod to your device first.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
V4

- V4 : compiler option -funroll-loops has been removed; it was causing weird issues such as suddenly-fast-playing bootanimation.

built using Linaro toolchain 2013.10

built using JDK 7u45

host has been upgraded from Ubuntu 12.04 to Ubuntu 13.10 with gcc 4.8.2

--- This will be most likely the end of CyanogenMod 10.1 release. Since CyanogenMod 10.2 has a stabler M source tree, arter97 ROM will be getting rebased for Android 4.3 ---
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kkookkik:
Deleted.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hk2:
hello

Thanks for your great ROM! Currently I am using Korean variant e210s, where can i get the right kernel for this variant? I tried all the kernels mentioned above, non of them work..:crying:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ludacris1:
When is this rom going to be updated to 4.3 ? :D my e210s is waiting :victory:

And are there any other 4.3 roms for the e210s besides Dokdo?

I don't speak korean so they are hard to find for me..

You will have to use a CM10.1 kernel for e210s because this rom is currently a CM10.1 one.

But there should be a boot.img in the rom zip? this is the kernel bundeled with the rom, those kernels always work :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
Kernels are very limited on e210 models.

There are porters on Korean forum which far as I know, there are Devil kernel available for e210.

http://cafe.naver.com/develoid/326198

The attachment has SK, KT, LG and e210s is SK.

Hope this can help you :)

As in my case, I do design kernels for S3(which supports all Korean variant and i9300) but little afraid to put on XDA just yet..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
Including me, DokDo makers are the only members fixing the e210's telephony issues. If you try to use a raw i9300 rom, you will face problems with your signals.

For that sake, only my rom and DokDo are properly working out-of-the-box for e210.

I'm very busy recently and I myself am still stuck with CM 10.1.3.

I hope I can rebase to 10.2 quickly... sorry for the delay.. :(

Also, my rom does not includes any kernels. Due to Linaro toolchain.

Extracting boot.img does not work :P
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hk2:
No more updates? :crying:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
CM-10.2 is just around the corner :)

Then, I'll rebase to KitKat.

Thanks for your patient ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Tiaronus:
good....

If you could also share with patches for source code you're making via bitbucket or github that would be awesome ))
[Galaxy S III Android Development] reidhershel09:
hi. I downloaded your rom for my shv-e210s and also download the gapps then temasek and boefla kernel for cm 10.1.3. i tried installing both but i always end up in boot loop, I even try to do a factory reset after downloading this. now my question is, what firmware version do I need to be in order to install this correctly? I really want to have a custom rom base on CM for shv-e210s. thanks for your help..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] umarmalikbest:
camera bug can't connect to camera i'm using shv-e210k

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You need kernel for install cm 10.1 from arter97

download arter97 kernel 2.1:cool:
[Android Apps and Games] mashnino:
Hey guys this is my first android app i am publishing and this is a lite version and i am sorry it works only on android 4.2 and above that's because day dream is only available on 4.2+... So basically when you plug your phone to charge, its just there charging and you are doing something. What about adding more fun to the way your phone looks when charging..

Drimer will cover that for you...In subsequent updates to come i will make sure i add more cooler options but for now guys take this as a piece.

Should in-case you encounter any problem and you have a suggestion for the app..please comment below would be so glad to here from you guys... and for now it is not on playstore because i am yet to be verified..

PLEASE HEAD ON TO http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=45759834#post45759834 FOR THE UPDATED VERSION
[Android Apps and Games] mashnino:
i am hoping there is no problem....will be dropping some updates later in the day...
[Android Apps and Games] siavash2death:
Is there some way to make daydream working even when three phone is not charging or not connected to dock? I mean to make it like an screen saver that after some time, it works. Like after 30 minutes or after we turn off or lock your phone.
[Android Apps and Games] mashnino:
nope..i mean that's why it is called day dream..you mostly day dream when you are idle...

and as you know it when you put your phone to charge it goes idle...
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] tintoy:
Ok, I give my jas jar hinge a month before it fails (based on nothing more than a feeling!). I reckon i must rotate,flip,rotate it about twenty times a day at the moment. Surely nothing is that well engineered!

What do other universal owners reckon? - PLACE YER BETS!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Carnivor:
these days things are made to guarentee so i rekon a year
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] smoothunit:
knowing my luck, the 12 month warranty will expire, then the hinge will break, approx 15 months.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] srcurtis:
I'm on my second JasJar.

The hinge lasted about 2 hours on my first.

Steve
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] tintoy:
ekk. how did it fail?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] srcurtis:
Hi

I really don't know.

When I first opened the box I was disappointed to see that the display portion of the clam shell was not sitting straight and I believe that this led to the failure.

I'm not sure if it was manufactured poorly or if my supplier had a play before sending it to me.

Steve
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] 155:
It will last longer. I fell asleep on my jasjar with the hinge in laptop mode and it got pushed forward. I ended up doing this twice and I put a lot of pressure on the hinge when I fell asleep (I've had my universal a couple week) It doesn't seem damaged at all.

I think it will last a long time :)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] universaldoc:
@155,

I know being a daredevil is cool n all but the next time could you please sleep somewhere far far away from the JJ? :D
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] xiasma:
errrrrrrr, are they *cough* splash-proof too?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] tintoy:
ewwww.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] trapper:
I know the o2 XDA range actually come with 2 years warranty if that's of any help.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] tintoy:
blimey - who keeps a pda for 2 years?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] MarkD:
As you'll see from my post in "Broken Screen", mine lasted 48 hours. My supplier said that they had got 75% of the Jasjars they had supplied back again because of this problem. Not sure I believe that, but I am still considering whether to cancel the whole thing because of this problem. Shame, because I loved it for a couple of days!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] adam_beasley:
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[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] wizrod:
My XDAII will be 2 yrs old at the end of the month, though I'd have replaced it 6 months ago if the Exec were available then! :wink:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] techDot:
having had a Sony Clie NX70 (yes it's a palm OS....) for nearly 35 months - which has the same type of hinge -- in fact I am quite sure HTC stole the idea from Sony for the betterment of us all :lol: -- I am quite sure it can last a VERY long time.

My Clie did suffer a lot of abuse and even fell on concrete quite a few times - and it still works just the same!

I guess the hinge will last long enough to survive the replacement of the Universal device with a newer model. :P
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] joebongo:
The vast majority of us now the damned telco's are phasing out the 12 month contract and going for 18+ jobs.

PS: I have a Clie NZ-90 that has survived many years (got it Feb 2002), and it is built like an old Mercedes. Top notch longevity.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] shivafool:
My jasjar is replacing my ipaq 3650, i.e. one of the original ipaq's and a Motorola phone that was about as old. I kept waiting until I thought there was enough of a reason, and with the HTC Universal I decided there was. I am hoping to keep my jasjar for as long as I've had my ipaq.

So I'll play PollyAnna, and say "My goodness, why on earth would the hinge fail?" :lol:
[LG Optimus Black] glsnjoseph:
Hi

After trying IZSV2 , Zeus and other ROMS I returned to Ultrasound ROM v4 now and I flashed Heuxx diana kernal 3 v0.5 no sod

It works fine but phone not entering into deep sleep,, battery draining increased

If someone can help me please do it ...
[LG Optimus Black] ferhpsquad:
Wipe cache and dalvik, I have installed and works fine

Enviado desde mi LG-P970 usando Tapatalk 2
[LG Optimus Black] glsnjoseph:
Hi

Can anybody kniws that whether Sony QX10 camera lense for android will work with Our Optimus Black or not ,,,,

Sony Play Memories app is available in play store hut dont know whether v can use it not
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hnk1:
Hello,

I m researching about windows phone n I haven't used windows phone since 6.5

I m an avid android user n want to get a taste of windows phone.

I usually have following uses apart from call/texting :

*browsing with flash, download files, surf websites.

*EBook reading with PDF , mobi , epub , office

*Whatsapp , Viber and Tango

*Facebook

*Opera Mobile Browser /chrome/ Firefox/dolphin or similar

* Video player with all video support like vlc n MX player pro in android

*Games n few HD games too

Also can you control brightness?

How much is internal memory available to user when you buy the phone . I know you won't get exactly 8gb.

How does 512 ram limits your experience with apps and games?
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dxdy:
dont compare WM6.5 with new WP series... is totally different....

flash not supported (and never be because dead... only is problem on pages which not give proper support to html5)

all this (ebooks, docs, pdf) open on phone

whatsapp, viber, skype working, tango not support wp8

facebook work, official or not officiall apps work, also you can use browser

no support for firefox, chrome or opera... only IE or Nokia Express...

only wmv and mp4 video files work, no mkv or subtitle support, no other media players support

games (HD or which you want play) in marketplace work but if you want gamer experience 512 RAM devices not for you.... you must buy device with more RAM....

2 gb ram is taken by OS and dont forget other things... 8 gb not enough for gamers... how i say it: if you want play games take device with 1GB+ RAM and minimum 16 GB of memory, 32 GB is recommended....

nobody can tell you did 512 mb device have problems with games and apps because if game need more than 512 mb ram you cant install it....
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
Mostly right. A few caveats:

* Flash is not "dead" though you might argue it's heading there. Windows RT still supports it, and an awful lot of the web still tries to use it. It is a problem on the phone. On the other hand, Flash for Android *is* dead, so you don't actually *lose* anything there by switching to WP8.

* You'll need apps for document formats other than Office formats (which are supported natively), but there exist free apps for ebook reading.

* Odd that Tango is missing (it's available for WP7), but it does seem to be that way. Skype integrates well, though. I haven't used the others.

* Lots of Facebook stuff (OS-level integration, some good apps, and yes it works fine in the browser too).

* IE10 is a pretty solid browser, fast and HTML5-capable. It's better than the old default Android browser before Chrome, for sure. Is there a specific reason you need an alternate browser? There are tons of "browser" apps, but (like on iOS), they are all just wrapped around the native browser control rather than actually having their own rendering engine.

* VLC has said that they are bringing the player to WP8! It's still being ported and not available yet, though (no real ETA either). I don't use MKV so I can't speak to the quality of apps for it, but I'd kind of expect them to exist.

* The Lumia 520 screen isn't "HD" (800x480) so there's arguably no point in "HD" games for it, but they do exist. Many are Xbox Live games as well. The point about the RAM issue is valid, though; you will need a 1GB phone for the really "big" games.

* Brightness control works fine, either manual control or automatically based on the light sensor. I don't know how good the actual screen brightness is, though.

* One-point-something gigs of storage (not RAM, despite what dxdy said) are used by the base OS, yeah. The remaining 6GB or so is enough for quite a lot of apps, but you'll want to get a microSD card for music/movies/etc. to avoid wasting the internal storage with those. You can't install apps to the microSD though.

A word of warning: WP8 is more locked down than Android, never mind WinMo. Things like browsing the filesystem or registry are officially impossible, and even with homebrew we can't really do it yet (much of the registry is readable, but not all). So far, there are no public bootloader unlocks (so, no custom ROMs yet) either.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aclegg2011:
On the 521 the o/s takes up 1.9 gigs. The 52x series phones are great phones to start with. There's a lot of good games that'll run on it too. So don't let that phase you!
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ed00.:
Overall I believe the phone is worth the price you pay for it. It is very fluid and I haven't had any problems with it.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dxdy:
yes, you are right... but people want cheap phone and play big games ;)
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dxdy:
no.. most of videos work but on some sites not... all depend did this site have right support to show video in html5

P.S:

and also you cant move apps on WP to SD.... dont except all what you want from Android on WP... WP is great but many people simply disappointment because have too much expectations....

you can setup multiple email accounts...

about battery: all smart phones (no mater which one: android: iPhone or WP) have problems with battery... and dont expect more than day for battery life... with videos, games and heavy duty you be lucky if battery last one day

my thinking is: you want to have cheaper device and want it all on it.... seems (this my opinion) WP not for you.... this is problem for "Android spoiled" users :D hehehe
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hnk1:
Thank you so much for your reply.

One last question : how about signal strength? How will you rate on scale of ten.

I m not expecting too much out of a budget phone. I am not ready to spend big money on platform which I might like or might not.

My simple plan is to taste it n before buying one, I just want to see what WP can do for me.

If battery life is bad, then it's a deal breaker for me. On official website, its 9:40 3g time with over 14hrs on 2g.

Video playback is 7 hrs n browsing for 8.

I guess i will just buy one by the end of weekend just to see what it can do actually.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ed00.:
The signal strength is a 8-9/10 I haven't had any problems with this aspect of the phone. I honestly believe that you will have a pleasant experience with the WP. This is my first time using a windows phone ( before I was a android user) and I have really started to grow to like it alot.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thals1992:
I can't say anything about a 520, but I'd have to say it varies per lumia device. I have a 928 which is Verizon's (a CDMA carrier like sprint, but different from everyone else) flagship phone at the moment (that's soon to quickly change) and the signal on my HTC 7 Trophy had great reception, id give it a 9/10 while the 928, I'd give a 7/10. The calls all sound great, but I'm kinda on the edge of their coverage with LTE/4G, let alone 3G. Essentially the trophy I got 3-4 bars of 3G, while on the 928, I get 1-2 bars of LTE that usually bounces between 3G and 1X. The other GSM services are pretty poor across my whole home, while on the Trophy I almost never had any signal unless I stood absolutely still in a given spot (I haven't tested on the 928, I don't have a microSIM.) I had access to #DATA to get a decible reading on the signal strength on the Trophy, but that's not on a 928.

So, I can't vouch for the 520, but it could just be better depending on the band your carrier uses. Everything is bad in my region, because the trees are thick and the cell towers barely peak over them not to mention they are using the 2200MHz? band.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hnk1:
I bought the LUMIA and it is not up to my standards.

SORRY

I AM VERY MUCH DISAPPOINTED.

GOING BACK TO ANDROID
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thals1992:
why? I LOVE WP! :'(