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[Android Apps and Games] zola.zx:
nice tool but the problem is that i need one for HtcOneX :crying:
[Android Apps and Games] szzlgupta:
Awesome app.. flashed kernels on my i9070 so many times without any issue :D :D
[Android Apps and Games] paulh1978:
We have already got a similar type of app on the htc one x !!!!!
[Android Apps and Games] smeejaytee:
Yes we do have a similar app on our one x but it's quite difficult to set up and the support thread isn't that helpful imo

Sent from my HTC One X
[Android Apps and Games] MAQ7:
I really like it

Excellent idea :good:

Can you please add support for:

SGS1 i9000

SGN2 n7100

Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] Missingbullet69:
Another vote for an HTC ONE X/XL version of this.
[Android Apps and Games] frapeti:
Yes sure! just please complete the following steps under "feature requests" (devDB) and I will add support:

run "getprop > /sdcard/info.txt" and attach it here

if you know your kernel partition please write it here or give me an example with a flashable zip file of any kernel for your phone
[Android Apps and Games] blogodoblogodo:
Hi, could u add support to HTC SENSATION???

THis is an Example of a Kernel :

Sultan-kernel-r40-Aroma.zip

Thanks for this app again
[Android Apps and Games] killoid:
can u add support to Samsung Galaxy Y Duos GT-S6102 plz?

here's a kernel thread for information -

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1849039
[Android Apps and Games] alvster:
Does it support S2?
[Android Apps and Games] deler2000:
Goog! Thx!
[Android Apps and Games] cheeze.keyk:
where can i find the getprop? thanks
[Android Apps and Games] sameerkhanrock:
Its work samsung gt-i9500 offical 5.0.1 rom?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bodom_hc:
I own a lg g2, 2nd thinking about the note 3

I hit 5 hours screen time easily

Browsing, texting, at least 45 min gaming too

How's the note 3's battery?????
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] XxLostSoulxX:
LG G2 has better battery
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] renny083:
Right now at 11 hrs with 24% battery left. Been on wifi all day. Played an hour worth of games too. Battery life is great.

Sent from my SM-N900T
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] benji667:
this stock?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Eric214:
I can get as much as 10+ screen on time with my Note 3 though 8-9 hours is more normal. That's with -5-6 or so hours of SlingBox/Netflix/HBO GO/YouTube streaming with Web, Note taking and email all day. I've watched whole NFL games with my SlingBox in HD with 40% brightness and still had 55-60% battery left to give you an idea. I run my Note 3 with 25% or so brightness most of the time unless I'm streaming video content. I'm not into a gaming much on my phone though. I don't want the burn in with Amoled displays so I keep my screen low unless i need it up.

I don't know a lot about the G2 but the Note 3 is a beat with battery life. The SS is from a few days ago with 4 episodes of Breaking bad and an hour of the Super Bowl streaming with my SlingBox. Damn GF hauled my ass out of the house for an hour during the SB. That's 5+ hours and still 47% battery left.

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
Stock battery life = anywhere from a day and a half with 12-16 screen on hours to a full days use with 8-12 hours screen on.

Zero lemon im getting up to 5-6 days with at least 24hrs screen on time but have seen 36hrs screen on before, minimum battery life i have gotten was a solid 48 hrs with heavy use and 26-32 hrs screen on.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kalm_Traveler:
I'm running stock ROM but removed bloat, CIQ, running leankernel and typically go 3 days between having to charge the phone.

I am on WiFi 90% of the time, and mainly just use the phone for checking SNS, email, and some texting/chatting and daily YouTube updates for 30-60 mins.

Been getting roughly 8 hours screen-on time before hitting that 15% battery remaining notification.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] renny083:
Yes this was stock at the time
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] daneurysm:
I'm not familiar with the real-world performance of the G2 battery. But I must say that, by far, the Note3 has the best battery performance out of any smart phone I've ever owned. (Which isn't saying much cuz I can say that about every smart phone I owned compared to the previous phone) I just use it as much as I want. I don't even worry about it anymore.

I've even gotten crazy and started underclocking to 960mhz with conservative governor. Keep your screen around 40-50% and (so long as you aren't in a very low signal on all protocols area) it barely drains and I barely notice even the slightest hit to performance. (...and I am picky as hell about stuff like that. 30fps drives me crazy, I can detect latency in the 10-20ms range...it's a curse really). I just get a clump of lag every now and then. For 2 days off charge? I'll take it.

I don't keep track of screen on time...yet. I guess I should do that one of these days. But I take my phone off the charger at 6:30am and usually plug it in again around 12:30am or so...I'm usually around 35%, give or take 10% depending on if it was a heavy or light use day.

Sorry I can't answer your direct comparison question. I can't imagine a phone having better battery life stock (even if I didn't underclock)...but from what I've read in this thread the G2 is the one to beat. It seems as though they are at least comparable within a reasonable margin of error.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Eric214:
I've not had the G2 but from what I've been reading if they are fairly comparable with the GS with a 5.2" display and 3500mah battery and the Note 3 has a 5.7" display with a 3200mah battery I would have to look at the OS optimizations as being better maybe with the Note 3. Plus you do get the Spen and 3GB of RAM instead of 2GB of Ram with the G2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kiwijohn:
Note 3 Battery life is amazing and even better if you get the Zerolemon extended battery (completely overkill btw)
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] caguas56:
Does anyone knows if the Mega can be made to work on Straight Talk?
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] zcink:
I'd venture to say Yes.

As long as you are sim unlocked.

I'm using net 10 which is very similar. Just buy the prepaid cards from WalMart (no contract) and it does 4G just fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] caguas56:
Is that on AT&T network?
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] zcink:
Yes using ATT towers
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] jimmbomb:
Can I get the straight talk "micro" sim from walmart???
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] zcink:
I think with Straight Talk you have to order the sim from their web-site

Then you buy the mins from Walmart

Walmart sells the Net 10 sim right on the rack

Called bring your own phone kit

Comes with a full size and a micro sim plus first month of service

I think I paid $65.00 for the kit

I activated it on a full size sim from another phone I was using at the time.

On the Mega, I had to cut the sim down with a razor blade.
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] caguas56:
Does the phone had to be unlocked?
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] zcink:
Sim unlocked yes sir
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] jimmbomb:
Thats cool if you get 2 sims...im wondering if I can put the micro in my mega AND it's full sized twin in my tab//phone , Samsung GT-P6800 and have them both work? Ie: same phone number ...data plan? ?... that would be a trick. .
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] zcink:
No I think the reason they give you two cards is they try cover all the bases not knowing what device you have.

Only one card can be activated though.

One or the other.

You can buy two kits but it would twice the money and two different phone numbers.
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] starmaster10:
Very true as when i got my mega from my carrier they gave me a new sim card which was part of the deal..basically a activation fee and my old sim from them was still good with the same number they put to my new sim card, and they told me that my old one will be no good to use even though both sim cards had the same number on it, but i tried my old one anyways and it was no good like they said..it said insert sim card, so no two sims cards can have the same number..would be cool but not happening. :silly:
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] zcink:
Yes correct

GSM technology is very secure

I once bought a sim card replicator that promised to duplicate/clone any GSM sim card.

I wanted to do this so I would not have to keep taking battery/cover/sim card from one device and put in another then back again all the time.

I was never going to fire up both devices at the same time

(As that would cause a ripple in the fabric of deep space and a tear in the time/space continuum).

Anyway allz it did was destroy my original sim and I had to pay AT&T $20.00 for a new sim card.
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] starmaster10:
That i bet was a learning experience..sounds like something i would try and of course not knowing what to expect ..but would have been worth the try. :laugh:;)
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] zcink:
Yes Sir

Definately a learning experience

A Radio Shack sales rep wanted to bet me $100.00 that it would NOT work.

If I were a betting man I'd been out another $100.00.

On top of the $ 30.00 I paid l for the cloner

And the $ 20.00 I paid for a new sim card.

Sometimes learning can be expensive

I offer if here for free.

I still think it can be done though.

Just not with that device

Anything man invents can be exploited

I just didn't have the resources to seek out someone who had the capabilities, equipment and knowledge to do it.

Plus no funds to keep buying new sims.

Ever since wifi tether came along there's no need anymore.

Sent from my GT-I9205 using my Commodore 64
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] starmaster10:
Very true if man invented it..we can exploit it somehow. :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] caguas56:
So, all I have to do is get the kit from Walmart and put the sim card on it?
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] jimmbomb:
That would depend on which Mega you got..

i9200 and i9205....yes...
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] zcink:
YES as long as you are sim unlocked you good to go.
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] caguas56:
Ok. I'm now on a CDMA Network. I just bought a Mega AT&T from Swappa. how do I know if it is sim unlocked?
[Moto X General] ericizzy1:
http://www.androidcentral.com/abi-research-moto-x-outpaces-competition-new-innovations
[Moto X General] fat_boyy21:
the recognition is well deserved ... and to think it's just a first generation device!
[Moto X General] lensgrabber:
Each person has their own opinion but for me the X is a pretty sweet phone. I'm really pleased with mine.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duckboxxer:
Let me preface this with I know squat about lower level hardware/ OS interaction. And I know a miniscule, itty-bitty, amount about Android. But I've looked and I can't figure it out. I have an FXI Cotton Candy device for work and am having some issues. My goal is to get some custom apps to work on the device (which work on a standard install of Android, say on a phone). One fails at the Agreement screen - and I think I need Google Play for DRM on that one. Google Play Store is not on there, but I can side load the Amazon one.

I think the fact that it doesn't come with the ability to use the su command (Super User), is the reason they are failing. The device however does come with root access. I have tried installing SuperSU and BusyBox, but both fail. But I'm stretching beyond my understanding at that point anyway. :)

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

mcg
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sean473:
Hi,

I backed up my apps before factory resetting with Carbon. Only thing was I can't restore them anymore.. They're on my SD card and I really need that app data. I only read after that carbon doesn't work with Sony Xperia phones. Anyone has any suggestions or has made it work?

Thanks

Sean
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theclueless:
restore your carbon backup on another phone, backup that phone with titanium, then restore the titanium backup to your z1.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slonn:
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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SuperToxic:
Installed a ROM that still posessed the eMMC bug since I believed I was on a kernel that fixed this issue. Guess not, so whenever I boot I get to the Galaxy SII GT-I9100 screen with the triangle and nothing happens. I do the combo to get to download mode, the screen doesnt change at all, but I get a new device detected. I tried Odin with this since the yellow block comes up and tried the stock firmware, but I get a write failed. What can I do to get this operational again if at all? Will Samsung help at all? Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andi2398:
Hi,

download & recovery don´t work? I think if the samsung screen comes up there ist still hope. Trying another kernel? Which rom had you flashed?

If your counter is zero and you have still garanty then you can send it to samsung.

Andi
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hopper8:
If you're attempting to flash a stock ROM via Odin and it's failing, click the link in my signature to troubleshoot it.

Don't necessarily blame the rom you were on for the failed flash, there's lots of things that cause it/contribute. Start your way at the top and work your way through. As long as you can access download mode then there's still hope basically.

Sent from a galaxy far, far away
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] polomint:
I've just upgraded using a cooked version of ppc2003. Everything works well, except for a couple of slow screen updates which were due to PocketNav.

The only problem I have now, it getting GPRS working. I've used exactly the same settings that I used with PPC2002 for O2 PAYG, but everytime I try to connect I get an error sating the answering modem has disconnected. Is there a way I can check the connection speed? Or am I missing something???

BTW: This site is GOD...... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

John
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] oka1:
For the Note 3 Is there any theme that anyone knows about that will theme the stock dialer to Black or is there an app that could do that........ thanks

I found this works I am currently on Jedi I haven't tried on other ROMS, But This Dialer theme works....

Here is the link : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2480163

Flash the base 1st if you want the other colors then, after flashing the theme D/L the color version you want and flash that second ..... THANKS TO ForeverLoco it is his work be sure to thank him for his fine work

ENJOY............

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2480163
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bodom_hc:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mb.swipedial
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] oka1:
None of the google play ones work They give a shell that looks nice but when executing a call it goes to the White Dialer........

I was wondering has anyone tried to theme the stock dialer ........ That is what I was looking for..........

:eek::eek::cyclops:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] raw2000j:
I would like that too
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jcmarx:
So lame not to have settings for this upon release. Hate the white dialer
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] @rbiter:
Does op have tmobile gnote3? Are you rooted and have recovery? If so, goto dev section and look for stainless rom. International rom has more black theming. Email app does not though.

Sent from my SM-9005.

From Oka1 : Yes I have a TMO Note 3 rooted, and have recovery, using Jedi V2 right now, One thing I have found is everytime I modify the phone e.g. flash a theme it breaks the root and SuperSu has to be flashed before rebooting.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbaumert:
With CyanogenMod 10.1 now being "stable" on the XT907 (CM 10.1.3), why do all the devs insist on building on 10.2/4.3? Don't get me wrong, I think the work anyone is doing for free/enjoyment is great. I have just found that most of the "bleeding edge" ROMs are a little to "buggy".

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[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RikRong:
Development is always going to be based on the latest AOSP version because the device trees will also be updated to reflect. With that being said, many of the 4.3 ROMs are no longer buggy. It is all based on the install steps and if you do it right, there aren't any bugs.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] motorsports601:
I have mdk running hyperdrive 9.1.

Is the s4 global? Can I put a mexican sim and would it work? What do I have to do for it to work over there I go there ocasionally or if I could get it to work for data only would be cool with no roaming charges?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] licjesusr:
Hola, you don't have to do anything just put the Mexican sim card and you will good to go
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jlanik4:
Does anyone have an idea of when cyanogenmod will be available for the Verizon G2, or any G2 for that matter? And would the fact that the next Nexus will be based off the G2 make it easier to port CM?
[Windows RT General] phxtravis:
Not sure if I have anything worth while, but ASUS left a "Tools" folder on my desktop...attached a screenshot of what it included.
[Windows RT General] apatcas:
Can you please zip that and upload them?
[Windows RT General] DanielNTX:
Yeah please zip it up and upload them so we can see what it's doing.
[Windows RT General] mamaich:
Yes, ZIP them please - the auditmode files are for sysprep audit mode, securebootdebug - are probably from microsoft HCK and add debug key to key storage (so you can run testsigned apps), FWVar - probably allows editing UEFI firmware variables (I've already made the same tool myself), everything is interesting of cause.
[Windows RT General] phxtravis:
Here you go
[Windows RT General] mamaich:
Thank you for the tools.

SetAuditMode/ClearAuditMode - clears the sysprep audit mode (useless)

setup.cmd, SecureBootDebug* - installs "secure boot debug" policy. I.e. allows running of testsigned (or unsigned) apps. More info: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/hh998740.aspx

Securebootdebug needs the signed policy file. It is probably left on your device too, as "tools" directory is not erased. To obtain it - run CMD or powershell as administrator, then type there: "mountvol S: /s" without quotes. This would assign S: to your BCD partition. There should be SecureBootDebugPolicy.p7b file. Please share it too :)

To dismount disk S: after copying that file - type "mountvol s: /d"

reset.cmd - this file would delete the tools directory and all other files reverting things back.

hsc.vbs, pdq.vbs - tiny support scripts for reset.cmd

FWVar.exe - writes firmware variables. Not UEFI vars that are documented, but it plays with some other asus-specific vars like sensors calibration and platform IDs. Would be interesting to decompile it :)
[Windows RT General] phxtravis:
I was unsuccessful at finding the file, I wiped the tablet yesterday as it was running like crap(freezing, and wouldn't download updates), not sure if that wiped what you are looking for.
[Windows RT General] Myriachan:
OK, I see what that setup.cmd file is doing. It generates an unsigned SecureBootDebug.p7b file authorizing full debug unlocking for the particular serial number of your device - the -u switch to createsecurebootpolicy.exe locks it to your device. It then sends that file to a server aptly named "\\secureboot" on ASUS's internal network and waits for a reply. Sometime later, a signed version of that file appears on that server's share, and the Vivo RT copies it to the EFI system partition to use with SecureBootDebug.efi.

After the service center does what it needs to do, they run reset.cmd, which deletes the Secure Boot policy from EFI NVRAM at next reboot and deletes SecureBootDebugPolicy.p7b from the EFI system partition.

If you had not done that, we could have made an image of your EFI system partition and recovered the deleted SecureBootDebugPolicy.p7b file, which would have permanently jailbroken your Vivo RT forever. Sadly, it was locked to your device. What method did you use to wipe it? Did you ask it to repartition your system?
[Windows RT General] phxtravis:
I did the "remove everything and reinstall windows" option in settings.
[Windows RT General] Myriachan:
It *might* still be there then if we take an image of your EFI System Partition and search it manually with a hex editor. There are definitely no guarantees, though. Also, this would likely reveal your device's serial number to whoever you give the image to. It probably would *not* have any other information, though, like personal documents or your Windows RT CD key--those're on the main partition.

If this file were found, I think it would permanently jailbreak your device - Windows RT would let you run whatever unsigned code.

The SecureBootDebug.efi tool needed to use this .p7b file is also part of the publicly-available final 8.1 Windows Driver Kit. The one in your .zip file looks like the 8.0 version.
[Windows RT General] phxtravis:
Not sure if I am sold on jailbreaking, what's the advantages other than being able to run "hacked" exe's? Aslo, what would you need me to do?
[Windows RT General] GoodDayToDie:
The EXEs are not "hacked" in any proper sense of the word, just recompiled. Sometimes some changes are needed, but they're usually basic. It lets you run (normal) Windows programs. .NET programs run as-is, native ones need to be ported (usually a pretty simple recompile, if they built under Visual Studio in the first place, but we need the source code), and it unlocks full Powershell scripting power. Programs written in other languages, like Python and Java, can be run using ported runtimes. In fact, it's even possible to run some x86 programs (unmodified Win32 native EXEs) via a dynamic recompilation layer written by [MENTION=224595]mamaich[/MENTION] here on XDA; I can play some old games and run some nice old programs that I like that way.
[Windows RT General] SixSixSevenSeven:
Hacked EXEs?

No hacking. We legally take the source code for a program and compile it for win32 in THUMB_2 instead of win32 on x86. You can then run these desktop applications on your lovely ARM tablet as you could on a normal windows PC. That is an absolutely huge advantage which should have been a default option.

Quake alone makes it worth it.
[Windows RT General] phxtravis:
I didn't mean to use "hacked" in a negative context, merely meant it as a general term of modifying original EXEs to run on ARM, I haven't been following the RT jailbreaking at all.
[Windows RT General] SixSixSevenSeven:
Can't modify an existing EXE. Totally incompatible (unless its a .NET application in which case no mods needed). Need to rebuild the EXE and any supporting libraries from source.
[Windows RT General] jordanmills:
This requires approval. Does anyone still have a copy?
[Windows RT General] black_blob:
It doesn't require approval
[Windows RT General] black_blob:
Curiously, there is a Secure Boot debug policy creator ,signed by Microsoft for ARM :D but sadly not generating signed policies...

It may be used for jailbreak as the other tools are unsigned(most of them) if there is a bug allowing to load a unsigned policy somewhere(there should be one)

Will try downloading the HCK to see if there is something useful there
[Windows RT General] jordanmills:
Hmm, it doesn't now. But there doesn't seem to be any way to download the whole thing. It only shows individual files.
[Windows RT General] black_blob:
There is the download button at the top
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Krzy256:
Hello.

I've tried to write launcher for Android.

That's result: launcher based on MeeGo Hartmann from Nokia N9.

Screenshot:

Link:

Soon
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] ryansmth76:
Nice but it will look beautiful only with original meego icons:D:thumbup:
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Dhiraj:
When it will be released ?

sent from my Elife.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Krzy256:
I don't know. Now, I've problem with lags while scrolling.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFcPs24xu-4 - Launcher in action.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Krzy256:
AIR 1.0 Amelia Alpha Version

UPDATE:

Changed app name from "MeeGo Harmattan Launcher" to "AIR"

Added:

- landscape mode;

Removed:

- backgrounds under icons;

For best effect, use this launcher with MeeGo theme on MIUI.

YT:http://youtu.be/h47zx3eV-2A

Link to APK
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