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[General Questions and Answers] beardedcomputing:
My users are reporting that after updating their HTC One devices to 4.3 they are no longer able to enter any text into the <input>'s of HTML displayed in my WebView based application. The keyboard shows up, the users hit the keys, but the text field just remains blank.

I have been able to find similar reports on the web, and lots of general issues with the WebView widget in many HTC devices, but nothing very specifically spells out a solution.

A similar issue was reported on xda-developers with a video posted on youtube, but the OP never posted the solution:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2257449

Here is the youtube video by the old post which shows the problem:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5R8XbLQPbgE&feature=youtu.be

The product is developed and tested on a Nexus 7 (2013) running 4.3 without incident.

Has anybody else seen this behavior on HTC devices? Any tips on a workaround? Has HTC recognized the issue? Why are there so many problems with WebView on HTC devices?
[General Questions and Answers] melia8:
Hi,

Did you ever find a workaround for this?

Thanks,

m8
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] Sgrrsh26:
If you are looking for an ipad quality android tablet this is it. And so much more. The pixels per inch on this device creates a screen so sharp it makes me feel all warm inside just looking at it. The UI is smooth, fluid and snappy. And the pen rivals that of the surface pro, its like writing on paper my handwriting looks exactly the same. Text recognition is pretty spot on, with similar functions of onenote. For example, Snote now allows me to jot my notes, then select a section of them to transfer right to text. Or if you prefer handwritten, those are fully searchable as well. Not to mention a built in swype keyboard that us android users have All come to know and love is a pleasure to use the pen with may I add. Pair that with a growing and gorgeous looking (on this device) app store and you have a tablet to contend with, well, pretty much anything. Oh, you also get 600 dollars worth of free services including Dropbox and evernote. They were even nice enough to throw in $25 worth of Google store credit, and 50 Samsung bux. I truly feel love toward this device. If you have any questions feel free to ask, but I might be too busy enjoying my new tablet. Dont take my word for it. Go test this beast at best buy before you inevitably buy.

Side note, I purchased the 10.1 note late this summer and unloaded it off Craigslist in anticipation for this device. This device en fully fixes all the flaws I saw with the older version.

Google, Samsung, I'm currently looking for work.
[Motorola Triumph] petarmarinov37:
If you currently have a Motorola Triumph with Virgin Mobile USA, call them right now and ask for a replacement phone. You more than likely have a reason; these phones suck and are always broken. Even if you're long out of warranty, they should still replace the phone. The thing is, this phone is not currently in stock, so they'll be forced to send you a Samsung Galaxy Reverb instead! It's not a great phone, but it runs android 4.1.2 jellybean and is an all-around much better phone than the triumph. Don't have a reason? Say that you can never get a good signal and calls drop like crazy. Chances are, it's true. Two of my friends have already had success with this. You do, obviously, have to mail the old Triumph back to them.
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] damiandownfall:
So let me tell you my story.

I'm a 26 year old male, I'm married (common law), and quite frankly I'm broke as hell. Like, if I spent another year in these conditions, I'd surely become homeless.

I'm coming to this forum for some hope that I can do something with my life before it's too late. So please don't make fun of me, I'm here to learn all I can. I'm sick and tired of being called lazy and stupid just because I can't get a job (I live in a 3 mile Alabama town near nothing but a few family run gas stations).

Before judging me, you should know that I'm actually really really intelligent. I started learning HTML and CSS when I was 14, even ran an unofficial Linkin Park fan club for about 3 years by myself. I'm extremely interested in learning Javascript or whatever is necessary for Android development. I love Android.

I'm a huge nerd when it comes to things like stats, gaming, Android, the Internet, and being social. I learn all I can about anything I can research.

But I realize now - I'm not gonna make it anywhere if I don't have some sort of help. I need help learning Android development. I got a lot of ideas, I'm very creative, and love meeting new people.

Is there anyone out there who would like to I guess "tutor" me and we can be friends?

Hoping I don't get shoved off here. I know a lot of things and I'd hate to see it go to waste.

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[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] invaliduser1:
Im just learning java myself and learning to use programs like android kitchen have ben helping me also there are a few apps iv downloaded to help learn but i dont have enough experience to be of much help but feel free to message me for any tips and if i can help ill be glad too also if you find any tips feel free to send them my way cuz im still pretty new to this too. Iv ben starting off by usong java to deodex a stock rom and it hasnt ben the worst starting point but im still working out parts of it like having error 293 while trying to deodex an individual app but youll pick it up
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] damiandownfall:
Lol I love ROMs. I run MiRaGe with custom kernel and custom entropy tool on LG Optimus V.

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[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] invaliduser1:
Then i think using the kitchen and learning to use java for deodexing is a good place to start im enjoying it but sometimes finding the solution to you hangups can be a pain
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] damiandownfall:
It'd be great if I could get resources that could run on a 6 or 7 year old computer (running Windows 7 Ultimate in safe mode)

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[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] invaliduser1:
Im not sure how old mine is its around 09 tho but runs linux amazingly also id highly sugest linux if coding and such theres a lot more options and to me its a lot more user friendly tho a quite a bit less "plug n play" to it tho if that makes sense to you but ill never use windows or a mac again
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] damiandownfall:
I've tried installing Ubuntu Linux Desktop and it just won't go past the loading screen on the install disc.

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[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] invaliduser1:
It takes a while to install specially first boot but go into your grub and make sure that boot of disc is 1st then any usb boot options then the normal hard drive. Then make sure that the install disc you have is a .img or .iso. .iso is the more likely to have then open dosc drive power down put disc in and power up youll have the option to do an install or hopfully live boot. If you can live boot do that then once loaded go to the cd and run the install. Another usfull tip is to partition your system and home folder to keep data when you install an update or new os. If your droid is root you can get an app called drive droid i believe and you can put the live boot os onto a fat 32 partition and it will boot on startup thru usb. Youtube will be your best friend in these processes
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] damiandownfall:
Well I'm a little newbish with different kinds of Linux. I just knew about Ubuntu from Googling Linux lol. I want a Linux distro that will have no problem running on a crap laptop. I have an Acer Aspire 5000. Geez I wish I had a few hundred dollars for a cheap but new laptop. Or maybe spend all that on a tablet with a physical keyboard and stand lol.

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[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] invaliduser1:
Lol i know a guy that has those for $350 but idk where your at and he doesnt ship. Google how to make live disc then google how to boot a live disc on windows and then install i use linux mint 13 right now on not the best laptop and it had a major overheating problem but linux changed that plus everyother crap thing windows does. Plus not too much worry about viruses but im sure theres a few out there. But linux and android kitchen are how im starting and its ben a learning curve
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] damiandownfall:
Is there like a bare bones Linux or basic Linux? I know how to live disc. It's just that this computer won't do the install. Possibly because of a bad disc read. I'd much prefer installing from my SanDisk Flash Drive. It's 32gb.

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[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] invaliduser1:
Then copy the liveboot img or iso onto the usb device but im not sure what else may be needed i get all my live discs from a coworker that builds his own distro versions. Im not sire on the barebones thing like i said i get mine pre built and the files are too big to dropbox but im sure you can easily find something to start with
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] damiandownfall:
I've heard of DSL Linux. It's supposed to be the smallest Linux distro. I might look into it.

Come to think of it why would I need much power to code stuff? I mean really..

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[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] invaliduser1:
You just need the proper tools, os and good enough hardware to run and test what you write. But that shouldnt be an issue but i dont know anything about other distros so i may not be able to help as much but the tools should be the same
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] damiandownfall:
damnsmalllinux.org

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[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] invaliduser1:
Ill check that out tomarrow but im not too worried about size it only takes up about 9 gigs for me but im sure theres a way to trim down whatever distro you pick and probably a way to just partition your system to a usb stick and keep home partition on laptop but i havnt looked into that

Also just downloaded this today i read the first chapter at lunch it seems like itll be useful https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobilebeez.javainaday
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] damiandownfall:
Just found out DSL is a dead project. Hasn't been a stable release in years. Also, I'm worried about my wifi capability cutting off when installing Linux... Because my Acer Aspire 5000 has a wifi toggle button, and apparently wifi is a common bug in Linux =/ anyways thanks for the conversation.
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] invaliduser1:
I have a toggle button as well and the wifi still works just fine with mint 13 the only rhing that was a bug for me is that the first distro i installed i did with the toggle off so when i booted up the switch was backwards. Blue for off red for on lol. But thats ben sprted since then but i havent had an issue with it
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] Taoku:
You could look into running a virtual machine instead. Look into VirtualBox and install a Linux distro.
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] invaliduser1:
But if space is an issie he may not wanna have an os wothin his windows plus setting up the allocated ram and partition for whatever he adds into the vb. But thats a good idea i should have thought of that too lol
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] damiandownfall:
Space is great, it's the processor and etc I'm worried about. It's an Acer Aspire 5000 from 2006.

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[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] invaliduser1:
Try setting up virtual box and if it takes too much room up or ram then id find an install. I may possibly be able to highly compress one of the older versions of my os and send it but i may not get it small enough to upload. Also if you install linux you will need to configure drivers for your vcard and audio etc. Have you tried the app i recomended its cool it takes you thru writing a basic java program and explains it well
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] damiandownfall:
I looked at it and most of the reviews say that it installs unwanted things on your phone.

About Linux - I tried Ubuntu over and over and found out my display driver is most likely the problem. Gonna try Debian as it's referred to as the "most stable Linux of all time, and never has any bugs due to the developers being perfectionists."

Then if it doesn't work there's always Puppy Linux.

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[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] Taoku:
You can develop for Android with any operating system. Just download the Android SDK, Java Development Kit, and an IDE or text editor.

Linux is optional; If you wish to stick with that route try Debian, Puppy, or LXLE.
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] invaliduser1:
It didnt install anytging unwanted on mine or i wouldnt recomend it but there are plenty of similar apps out there also books you could download as pdf. You could probably get the book the app has in it if you wanted
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] damiandownfall:
Well I've already tried getting the SDK and stuff and apparently it has certain hardware demands which bundled with Windows 7 Ultimate on an old laptop doesn't turn out too well. That's why I thought of getting one of those small Linux distros. One that doesn't have much hardware demand.

Does the SDK and other stuff have Linux install packages?

*update* Oh I see it does have a zip folder for Linux.

It's fine. I can find material on Javascript easy it's just having another person there who's done it all to help me.

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[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] invaliduser1:
Im just starting so iv only done a bit out of the book i recomended but ill do what i can
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] damiandownfall:
Question about JDK. Do I need it? I'm downloading the ADT Windows bundle from developer.android.com which includes the following:

Eclipse + ADT plugin

Android SDK Tools

Android Platform-tools

The latest Android platform

The latest Android system image for the emulator
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] invaliduser1:
Idk you may be able to do it that way but i havnt done much actual development for it except making beta roms but i want to and from what i understand most android apks are done in a java jde format and so im learning java completely then starting some real work then ill also learn c++ and python over time
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] Teichopsia:
Good to see others going through the same frustrations I've lived and still living :D

You could try crunchbang! Which is a lightweight, stable distro based on debian. It has a slight learning curve but it is quite good to get things working. If something doesn't work, google it.

A good resource to learn from is www.learncodethehardway.org

You can also check my signature, second post for more resources. However, pick one language and stick to that. So, if you already started with java, stick to java.

Sent from a dream.

Edit: You can also build and compile online on places like: ( I haven't tested any of them, hopefully that will point you in the right direction to find whatever works for you.)

https://www.nitrous.io/

http://ideone.com/

https://codenvy.com/

https://compilr.com/
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] tidalwave12:
I was having trouble with the battery drain of the phone. (80% over night of no use), so I followed a guide to switch the framework-res.apk with a fixed one, to prevent battery drain. Upon deleting the original file to replace, it kept giving me tons of errors which I only skimmed over. Short messages about some .pngs and whatnots no longer functioning. I placed the fixed .apk in the same place and, as the guide said, rebooted. It stayed on the Samsung logo for over 2 hours with no change. Different guides, from this site, told me to factory reset. I was frightened! I load up my phone with most of my data and I never trusted Titanium because I never knew if it worked or not. No one ever told me how to use it.http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2478814

So, following the guide, I factory reset. Then did it twice before rebooting. No change. It's still stuck at the Samsung logo, after the At&T start-up screen. I haven't given it much time, but as I look at it I'm sllowly losing my sanity. Took all of my might to delete my data, I will not accept it if this phone doesn't turn on.

Is there anything else that I can do? I have classes in the morning and it's almost 12 am. I want to get to sleep, but can't stop worrying about my phone.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adrian18w:
Hello,

I got my G2 connected to adb and have access to shell commands with root access. However, I have problems backing up those two folders /persist/rct and /data/system/.

When I issue

adb shell cp /persist /mnt/sdcard/download

I get an error:

WARNING: generic atexit() called from legacy shared library.
cp: omitting directory '/persist'

I'm issuing the wrong command?

Any help greatly appreciated.

Thanks
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] Sgrrsh26:
I haven't used this cloth since I bought my 09 mbp. Thought it was appropriate ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] edwin2012:
morning all,

i'm new user and use HTC Flyer P510e tablet, may i know have any new firmware for my tablet?

if have, please tech me how to upgrade?

my Tablet detail as below:

Model: HTC Flyer P510e

Processor: 1.5 Ghz

Memory: 1 GB

Display: 7 inch

Android version: 3.2.1

HTC Sence version: 1.1 for tablet
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] mellofello808:
Haven't seen any real world shots of this case on the internets so here you go

http://www.amazon.com/SUPCASE-Samsu...8&qid=1381442661&sr=1-24&keywords=note+3+case

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First impressions is that there was a lot of thought put into this case. It is well crafteed, and adds good protection. I love the semi transparent back. Not bad for $10, it will hold me over until I find a sview cover.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] JawjaBill:
I have the solid black on the way. After midnight the price drops to 1.75 + ship on Amazon for the solid black case. Any appreciable lip designed into the case to protect the screen and the camera?
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] imnothimm:
Yeah, I picked up two Black/Black ones for 1.77 each. Pretty solid case for the price. I've dropped it a couple of times from various heights and I've had no problems so far. I would definitely recommend this case.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] mellofello808:
The camera protection is actually the nicest touch. It is just slightly thicker then the camera, and the case has a nice reinforced band around the camera. The there are two small ridges that protrude out of the back that are good for grip and make sure nothing touches the camera.

I'm actually looking at lanyards which this case is compatible with. Nice to have for peace of mind. :good:
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] DKYang:
I have a price watch on it and it only has happened once in the past week while I was sleeping. I missed it, but haven't gotten any more notifications after that.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] mainstang:
I put up a review on the grey and clear supcase the other day and noticed the case does not have a cut out for the video microphone on the top of the phone next to the headphone jack.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] Cool1guy:
The case looks great but how did you installed Lumia on your Note 3? Is your phone rooted? If not, what kind of app is that?
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] daddyd302:
I got the white one and I just noticed that too.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] Ceasare:
Dude! What rom are You Running that gives you the tiles? Slick!
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] XxLostSoulxX:
Launcher not ROM.
[General Questions and Answers] fkosa:
You can backup an copy files to/from your computer via wifi from/to your phone with it.:)
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] :
Hi everyone, I recently flashed my Ger O2 xda-mini to the Arabic shipped rom avaivable on the ftp. Everything goes well, however, when I do the hardreset all programs stored in the Ext.Rom are being installed except the Imaginet Arabizer, Prayer etc. cabs. Does anyone know what might be the problem?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] ARZLEB:
yes u are right i faced this problem too... what you need to do is search for ImagiNet Arabizer software and install it alone over the one in the ext rom and it will work fine...
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] amjz:
Hello issam,

me too i have a Ger O2 xda-mini, would you please provide me with the link of the Arabic ROM for it? i would be thankful
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sjs_bebop:
Hi all. I have a Nook Color running CM 10.2 and am trying to upgrade it without success.

I have Superuser, CyanogenmodRom_Download, and TWRP downloaded.

Using CyanogenmodROM_Downloader configured to use TWRP I can successfully download a new Nightly. When I select Flash it takes me to Cyanboot. I select Internal eMMC Recovery and it brings up a notice saying that the Install Failed.

I tried using TWRP->Install->CyanogenROM_Downloader->cm-10.2-20131009-NIGHTLY-encore.zip. I'm not Wiping anything. Cyanboot into Internal eMMC recovery and the existing release instead of the update is installed.

Also, the only way I can tell which build is installed is with the CyanogenROM_Downloader. I looked around the web for something that would tell me where to look and didn't find anything. I also looked around /etc and didn't find anything obvious. Is there an easy way to tell what nightly build is installed?

I've been beating on this step for a couple of days now and looking around this site and the web and haven't found anything that helps although I'm sure it's out there somewhere. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks

Steve S.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pastordl:
Finding installed ROM

Go into system settings / about tablet (at bottom of settings)

About 3/4 down list you'll see the ROM installed. Also kernel info plus other info.

For updates ;

I go to this link and download directly.

http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?type=nightly&device=encore

Also I copy and paste the md5 sum into MD5 checker (free in play store), run the check.

Reboot into recovery using power button menu and install in TWRP there. I had too many problems using cm downloader, goo manager, etc.