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[Xposed Framework Modules] claytonjn:
Because the module isn't telepathic nor magic in any other way. The module pulls colors from the standard Android Action Bar to set the status bar colors. If an app uses no action bar, then the app reverts to whatever defaults are set. Since neither the lockscreen nor the homescreen have an action bar, it set it to what you have set as default, which is black with white icons. Also, you will have to set manually any app that doesn't follow standard Android app design guidelines.

That's why the app includes features to make it extremely easy to set manually those things that are impossible to be set automatically. Simply open Tinted Status Bar>menu>Settings>Toast Activity Titles then go to whatever screen in the app that isn't automatically working and note that activity shown in the toast popup. Then go back into Tinted Status Bar, uncheck Toast Activity Titles, find the app, select the noted activity, and set the colors to whatever you want. For lockscreen just select android lockscreen from the list and set it manually there.

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If you were to go to the link in the OP for the source code you would see that there have been changes authored as recently as 9 days ago.

Also, almost every post I've seen of people having issues is not something that can or should be fixed by the module. Often they are incompatibilities due to the developers of whatever ROM the user is using doing things improperly, or they are user error. I've used this on Android 4.3 based TouchWiz ROMs on my Galaxy S4 and on Android 4.4.2 based OmniROM on my Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Note 10.1. Everything works perfectly.
[Xposed Framework Modules] seafood99:
Thanks guys, got it working, much appreciated.
[Xposed Framework Modules] xxBrun0xx:
You know what this needs? A way to maybe take a screenshot and have a dropper tool that will give you an exact color match so you can customize the tint on a per app basis without having to guess what shade is correct, check, and adjust until its right. Maybe grabbing the color from a screenshot wouldn't be the easiest way to do it, but there's got to be some way without having to guess and check
[Xposed Framework Modules] Harsha Raj:
Did you read the OP? It says with help of app called color picker or any other similar app, take screen shot of your app manually, and then with help of colour picker get to know the hex code yourself. There is no guess work here.

Also I would like to add colour picker will not give you the exact colour code. This I came to know with WhatsApp plus colour code and what colour picker gave the code. However it's not that much big difference in the shade.
[Xposed Framework Modules] seafood99:
Could anyone tell me why the text (%numbers) in my battery in the status bar used to be black as in this screenshot,but is written in white all of a sudden?
[Xposed Framework Modules] wizardcud:
When I switch from the home screen to an app with a colored or white header, the status bar changes from black to white then the right color for a few seconds. Is it normal ?
[Xposed Framework Modules] DroneDoom:
Very nice concept. I was hoping it wouldn't conflict with gravitybox (battery icon doesn't transition even with stock icon).
[Xposed Framework Modules] clark44:
[MENTION=2011359]MohammadAG[/MENTION] Very nice job Mohammed yet again.

For those of us who have the DPI scaled down, the status bar covers less area vertically. I haven't checked your code yet but I'm going to guess the MOD does not draw over the status bar past a specific point.

Here is a photo of how the MOD will not draw the appropriate color on the status bar.

It would be awesome if it drew over any DPI. I will be thrilled when you implement that. Thanks again!!!
[Xposed Framework Modules] claytonjn:
That's not a matter of the custom DPI per-se or how Tinted Status Bar works. I have a custom DPI and have no issues with TSB. I'm guessing you're using App Settings or something similar to set the DPI of SystemUI? If so, this is caused because even though the DPI makes the status bar in SystemUI look smaller to you the android framework still thinks it's the same height so it still leaves that much space at the top, basically making a gap between the statusbar and the app you have opened. To test, set SystemUI DPI normal, open an app, and take a screenshot. Then make SystemUI DPI whatever you want it and open the same app and take a screenshot again. Look at the screenshots side-by-side - you would expect the app to be taller because of the smaller status bar, but it will be exactly the same.

The only solution I've found is to set the DPI you want for the status bar in build.prop. This will change the DPI for everything. Then use App Settings to change the DPI for anything you need to adjust back, etc.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rogercheng3:
no matter what app i put that 66000000 in the status bar change to black
[Xposed Framework Modules] JRJ442:
It only works if the app is made to draw the translucent bars on Kit Kat. Basically only launchers and a few other apps do that. Definitely not all
[Xposed Framework Modules] rogercheng3:
do you know how to make the status bar completely transparent. I can only make the status bar on the lockscreen transparent. Example: i want to make the status bar in google maps completely transparent just like the one in iOS 7
[Xposed Framework Modules] clark44:
Kik issue or TSB issue?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Harsha Raj:
The leaked HTC M8 video shows that HTC M8 has something similar to tinted status bar. It can been seen on blink feed and also music app.

Watch [MENTION=3581300]1:5[/MENTION]2 and 3:13 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vvq4H6yI3Jk
[Xposed Framework Modules] claytonjn:
I don't think that's possible. Basically, as JRJ442 said, other than homescreen apps and very few other apps that have been updated to work with the KitKat gradient no apps draw anything past where the app itself stops and the status bar stops. So basically for most apps making the statusbar transparent results in a black statusbar because there's nothing behind it to show through.

Looks like they don't use the standard action bar, so no way for TSB to detect colors. Just set them manually.
[Xposed Framework Modules] arhamiq:
Does not detect the auto tint colour of the app. I have to manually set the tint of each app by going into tinted status bar app.

Can anybody help me?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Woalk:
On KitKat, the icons are dimmed to grey instead of white.

Using this mod, changed icon colours are still dimmed, so every colour will always be greyer than the selected...

When using KitKat gradient as colour, the icons are pure white.

Is there a way to implement that icons should never be dimmed this way and keep the full brightness like when KitKat gradient is selected?
[Xposed Framework Modules] sk1887:
What phone/rom is that? There might be some systemui changes to be done. I know that a few non aosp rom have notification alpha dimmed to 85%
[Xposed Framework Modules] Woalk:
Yes, AOSP.. it's CyanogenMod 11.
[Xposed Framework Modules] claytonjn:
It's status_bar_icon_drawing_alpha from dimens.xml in SystemUI. I believe I suggested that MohammadAG implement setting this to 100 a while back.

For the time being I implemented the change in my personal theme I apply with HKThemeManager.

-Sent from my Developer Edition Galaxy S4 using Tapatalk
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zenotha:
Hello all,

I am new to this site and I have an issue with my new HTC J One phone i ordered. T moblie and the android did a system update which made my original Samsung galaxy incompatible and unusable. I just got the new HTC J one from china and i cannot figure out how to insert my t moblie Sim card so that i can connect to the network... Also it is not accepting my SD card. Should i just buy a new SD that will work and can anyone help me through the Sim Card problem? I need a functional phone for work so this has been a very frustrating issue for me.

Thanks and hope to hear from someone soon,

Zenotha
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] L0rdNels0n:
Oh Dear Oh dear

The HTC One has an INTERNAL sd card you can't insert your own

The sim card works just like on an Iphone/Ipad you need ti use the clip it came with to open the sim carries - insert the sim into the carrier - then close it

PHONE OFF of course
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wireroid:
Well, first of all, the J One is only sold in Japan and should only work on a specific carrier there - KDDI au. I don't know how you got one from China, double check to make sure it isn't a fake. Second, T-Mobile doesn't use standard international frequencies for 3G and 4G so you'd be stuck with a phone that can only work on 2G, unless you want to switch to AT&T. Third, if it's not accepting your SIM that means the phone is locked, so unless you're willing to learn Japanese, travel to Japan, subscribe to KDDI au and call them for an unlock code, you just bought an expensive brick.

Nope, the J variant has a removable back cover with a microSD card slot.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chiao321:
the chinese version actually has a SD card slot and has dual sim
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] TechMennis:
Hey guys I'm in need of an upgrade and I think the HTC One is the answer!

I was wondering if you could please give me feedback on your experience so far.

All I know about the cons like

Can't change battery

No SD card...

So how is the battery life etc??

Thanks
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] eXplicit815:
Read through all the posts in General and you'll get your information. Like I tell everyone, buy the phone because you want it, not because someone else sold it to you.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] fr0st420:
The storage is just enough for me. It would be nice to have a sd card slot though. Battery life lasts 12 hours for me on a regular day. Matters how much you use it of course. The main thing that sold me on the phone was Sense.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] clavin78:
Have it and don't recommend. I'd wait for the next nexus. I've been disappointed with the camera on the One. 2nd One with camera issues, purple and/or red tint. Otherwise solid phone.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] phatmanxxl:
Pros: great screen, front speakers are awesome, nice build, fast, great front camera, good size, great reception, awesome in red, I like the notification LED

Cons: back camera sucks compared most other phones (pictures are pixelated), battery life could be better but it's manageable, charges really slow

Noted: You quickly adapt to the lack of a menu button, takes great pics in the dark, Sense is probably the best skin available, the TV app is really useful.

Verdict: Not bad for a "phone", I think i would have personally liked the S4 better. My 14 year old daughter has one too and loves it.I'll be getting the Note 3 once its affordable and selling this one.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] sauprankul:
Have one, don't recommend. HTC refuses to pay attention to details such as build quality. It refuses to fix the purple tint issue. The camera is overrated. The battery life is only decent. You can't get S-off on certain hboots.

Wait for the Nexus 5. It looks freaking sweet.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] XaoSilentrzk:
Wait it out bro. This phone is 5 months old and hasn't smelled an update. You have to worry about pink camera issue, the build quality gamble, and who knows if 32gb is enough for you. Wait it out instead of jumping so quickly
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] GoodKingNerdnor:
I, personally, love mine. No camera issue, fast as hell, and we haven't seen an update to 4.2.2 because HTC is jumping right to 4.3 within the next couple weeks.

I've not had a better smart phone experience and I owned a RAZR HD and a galaxy s iii
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] syed239:
I love my HTC One. Like everyone else said, the battery could be better but I'm running complete stock so maybe a custom ROM would help the battery. As for the camera issue, HTC said that they would fix it with the 4.3 update so I wouldn't worry about that. The only thing is that this phone is I think five months old so if you really want a HTC phone, then go for it. I would take this over the S4 and the next Nexus mainly because of HTC Sense. And the specs are as good as the competitors so it all comes down to preference of UI and features. My One has never frozen on me and I've had it for two months. Great phone and would definitely recommend it. Let us know what you decide!

EDIT: Sorry I got off track and forgot to answer your questions. The battery lasts me about 10-11 hours but that's on stock. The storage is more than enough to have for another two years. And like I said, my One has never frozen on me so no need for a battery pull. And I'm sure that HTC made the charging of the phone take longer to conserve the overall life of the battery but mine charges pretty fast. It's not slow but it's not super fast either.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] sauprankul:
This phone uses the older generation of Gorilla glass, people from the Taiwan forums are reporting that the 4.3 update doesn't fix the camera tint, and I get around 14 hours battery life with moderate use. This phone is already outdated and you would be a fool to pay $600 for it when there are much better phones just around the corner.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Sloth:
Lol there have been 2 updates
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] XaoSilentrzk:
Excuse me... I didn't notice the MINOR non 4.2.2 updates
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] TechMennis:
Hey guys I'm in need of an upgrade and I think the HTC One is the answer!

I was wondering if you could please give me feedback on your experience so far.

All I know about the cons like

Can't change battery

No SD card...

So how is the battery life etc??

Thanks
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] m4rk0358:
Absolutely love the device.

The Zoe feature and camera UI is top notch. You can do some really neat things with photo editing that I haven't seen on other devices. Galleries and slideshows are very cool too. I love showing those off to people and they're always impressed.

The screen is absolutely gorgeous with great viewing angles.

The front facing speakers are as good as people hype them up. I feel like I'm listening to a mini Bose system when I use them.

The build quality/design is among the best in smartphones. Easily the sexiest device I've owned.

Battery life has been surprisingly tremendous for me. I only plug in at night and easily get through a day of pretty heavy usage. Typically have about 40 to 50% battery left by the end of the night. I do use the snapdragon battery app so maybe that helps a bit.

The storage space was a concern for me but I ordered a meenova and it should be on its way soon. The reviews I've read on those have been positive and I just received my 64gb microSD card which I'll use for my carefully curated music collection. That will free up the 32gb onboard for everything else.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] dspcap:
The battery was my biggest concern prior to buying and I have been presently surprised at how good it's been. I agree with his assessment 100%.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] nrfitchett4:
32gb is not enough storage for a phone? I'm curious what everyone is storing. I'm probably using less that 10gb currently. For music, I'll download an album here and there, but usually use pandora or stream from my amazon cloud.

For the OP, no problems so far. Battery life has been good. I don't try to let it run down, charge when I'm able, and haven't died yet. Looking at a portable battery pack just in case.

Phone is very smooth and fast, no problems streaming videos or playing intense games like asphalt 8.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] m4rk0358:
I'm a big time music aficionado and have a ton of music on my phone. I don't have unlimited data so streaming isn't really an option.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] Anthrax79:
I have only had my for a few days but I get a full day of battery life without any issue. I am a fairly low to medium user, but on my droid3 I would have to plug in at the 10 hour mark.

Here is a screen shot of my first full day, medium use downloading apps and getting it all set up. Plus about a million speed tests.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] kdj67f:
I can vouch for battery life being great for such a beast of a device... My rezound with half the specs and extended battery pack has about the same life as my One with similar usage, but the one does it faster with a bigger screen.

And I think 32gb is adequate. I would love to have 64 or 128, but I never use more than 16 or so GB before I start cleaning storage out.

I love light and fast with a small footprint, so this phone rocks.

Sent from my Zune HD. Yeah, I still have one of those.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] cstrife999:
Using the words loads isnt really accurate... The vocal majority are almost always having issues. Also realize that such a small percentage of the user base go to xda. Personally I don't see many of the issues you are having. If you look for cows youll see cows...
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] jbh00jh:
Have not had any of the op s problems with my one.

Sent from my 4G LTE HTC One
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] andybones:
HTC One S-OFF = Best Phone Ever Made:
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] TechMennis:
Hey guys I'm in need of an upgrade and I think the HTC One is the answer!

I was wondering if you could please give me feedback on your experience so far.

All I know about the cons like

Can't change battery

No SD card...

So how is the battery life etc??

Thanks
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Android The Greek:
Battery is good almost as good as my note 2 if you really need the space you can do what I did and store all movies on a micro sd card then use a micro sd adapter
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] E-Bot:
I'm coming from a Gnex, and I love my new One. Battery is great, so I no longer need to switch out batteries constantly (I think the Gnex was just a battery drainer). Super smooth, zero lag. Awesome speakers. I kinda miss vanilla android look (even though I was on CM10), but I'm getting used to Sense. Overall, I don't think you can go wrong with the One.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] tical:
I have a QTEK PH20B. I need a Firmware that will allow me to change the band. currently when using the phone, it does not pick up on the 1900 band. always no service, but it works fine on the 900 band.

device information

ROM Version 1.40.00 WWE

ROM Date 03/10/05

Radio Version 1.12.00

Protocol Version 1337.42

Ext ROM 1.140.147
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Rudegar:
it's a triband phone it should be able to do it automaticly if anybody use 1900 which i think they only do in US
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] tical:
its supposed to be Quad band

it doesn't pick up the network automatically..

other Pocket PC have a phone band option where you can choose betwen Europe and the US
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Rudegar:
which one ?

the walaby have in the boot loader but it dont work

the hardware is hardcoded to 900/1800 or 900/1900 and changing the option in the bootloader dont help anything of cause it's not triband it's dual[/code]
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] tical:
some pocket PC has option

I cchecked the specs on the QTEK 9090 ... its supposed to be a Quad band

the HP6315 has the 'phone band' option
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Rudegar:
1 maybe it's broken

2 maybe your sim dont like 1900

2 maybe there are no 1900 covering where you are at

3 maybe somebody in the blue angel forum who can help you

that forum is specialy for your device and you are bound to get

more owners with exp with the device to read your post
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] obender:
The obvious option in the accounts settings is not checked but the phone still vibrates on every email.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sony Xperia Z1 new user:
Same here

Hi, I have the same problem! Did you figure out how to not let this phone vibrate? Thanks!
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] obender:
Unfortunately no, this is a bug in the email app I think.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sony Xperia Z1 new user:
Vibration

I called Sony tech and asked about this, and found out that this vibration itself is defective since no matter if it's phone calls / texs / emails, it vibrates when Vibrate is unchecked.. I installed an email app created by some other people and stopped using this phone's original email app, but it still vibrates when the vibration is unchecked. So they, Sony recommended me to reinstall the Android software (all data will be deleted), and if it doesn't work, we have to send the phone to Sony factory to fix the vibration deficiency.. it's frustrating..
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danw84:
Same problem here. But it just vibrates when the phone is in vibrate mode. I also think it's a bug in the mail app..

Did someone find a solution?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gnicolas:
Hi,

Actually it's an Android 4.2 "feature".

I personnally consider it a bug, bug the source code is quite clear : the behaviour is intended.

There's a bug request in the android tracker, I suggest you star it.

Issue number is 39592 (sorry, can't post links yet).

One solution is to select the "silent" notification sound for each notification you don't wan't to vibrate when in vibrate mode.

Obviously those notifications would also be muted in normal mode, which kinds of defeats the purpose of having a different setting for sound & vibration. :(

If you're rooted you could always try and compile your own replacement class and patch the framework, but that's a dev's work, not a customer one. Can't blame Sony though. They just re-used the AOSP code.

Cheers,
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danw_oz:
Mine doesn't vibrate, only the apps that I had selected to vibrate. I take it when you say email you are only referring to gmail app?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chunlianghere:
got this problem when i disable vibration for certain app which only hav notification sound. once i change to vibrate mode, the app will vibrate which i disable it.

thought its a bug. did a search n found this ans. any other way? i wonder.:confused:
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danw84:
The problem doesn't appear anymore in the new email app (firmware with Android 4.3).
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] TechMennis:
Hey guys I'm in need of an upgrade and I think the HTC One is the answer!

I was wondering if you could please give me feedback on your experience so far.

All I know about the cons like

Can't change battery

No SD card...

So how is the battery life etc??

Thanks
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] ingenious247:
Battery life is very good, I get about 18-20 hours with average use and about 10-12 hours with heavy use (compare this to my previous Nexus 4 & Galaxy S3 and you're talking about somewhere in the range of 30% better battery life with the One). With light usage I've easily seen 24-26+ hours before charging. To sum it up, I charge my phone once a day on average (unplug at 6:00am and plug in around 11:00pm with 20-30% battery remaining).

Sense 5 is a refreshing change from TouchWiz, IMO I prefer it even over stock Android. Simple, easy to use, fast, functional. Blinkfeed is a innovative change from having to use several widgets for a fraction of the same information. Imagine a Flipboard-like home screen.

Phone is fast, I mean no lag - whatsoever. I run some pretty intensive Live Wallpapers and it never affects the speed of the phone. Call reception is great, sound is incredible (you can't find better sound in a mobile device, period). Screen is stunning. Crisp, accurate colors and sharp text at any size. 100% hands down the best phone I've ever had. IMO the best phone available, period.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] himmgarip:
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