yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] ei99070:
Why? Because it useless and it ocupies a line of space that could be used by a today plugin!!!

TrayDisplay is what you need!!! Built with ATL C++, it comes in two files:

HideTray: that makes tour system tray invisible;

DisplayTray: that makes tour system tray visible!!

It makes a shortcut on your \Windows\StartUp folder so that everytime you reset your PPC, it will hide the tray!

When the file is run, it makes it's job and then end's so that it doesn't stay in memory.

This file is not a patch, but an application!

Only tested with Windows Mobile 2005, don't know if will work with WM2003...
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] oltp:
OK,

nice idea but doesn't work on W2003 SE, at least not on mine. Also no effect after soft-reset.

M
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] helterskelter:
I doesn't work on my 2003se device (Imate jam) either
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] aikon359:
can anyone post a link to this program? i cant seem to find it anywhere at all ;-(
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] aikon359:
ok n/m found it lol, just had to sign in lol
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] buzz_lightyear:
well, please tell me, where you are running WM5 on Magician, when it doesn't exists?

or is this just posted in wrong forum?

;o)))

buzz
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] oltp:
I know I've seen another tool for hiding top-&bottom bars somewhere on the web. Cannot remember where, but it had to do with 'xx% larger screen'. As I don't mind having the bars I didn't pay much attention to it. I specially like the top bar with date/time & spb gprs icon. But taste is personally. So you'll have to search yourself when you really want this.

M
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] oltp:
OK found it: http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=27331&highlight=screen
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] ei99070:
Yep, wrong forum :) Should have been the universal (posted there after)...
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] erwinsie:
use WISBAR ADVANCE DESKTOP. works with WM2003SE, guarantee. and the latest version can hide to top bar aswell~!!!! so, 100% of your screen can be filled up with your favourite wallapaper :lol: :lol:

the application is ok, never crash.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Flipside:
He he...that's mildly spoken :lol: With WA2 & WAD ( WAD is WA2 dependent ) you have total, and I do mean total control of your today-screen(s) and yes. you can have more than one... :shock: Now you can have all your favorite today plug-ins in each their own screen, full screen ! You can make your own short-cuts to any application, and place it anywhere, and that's only the beginning. The possibilities are endless, please do take a look :wink:
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] xcilion:
WAD and WA2 are two master pieces that will breath new life into your Pocket PC. The UI will look stunning if you get good skins and graphics :).

Definetly agree with you, Flipside. Endless posibilities
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] littld:
Problem

The problem with these tools is they consume a lot of system resources and slow your machine down. :cry:
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Flipside:
Re: Problem

That's not entirely true anymore... :) Naturally the more you "fill" in, the more memory you lose, but it's def. not the program itself...But if you look at what you actually get here, the little memory you lose is a very small price to pay... ( I have like 16 different pages running, with dock and icons, plug-ins and text-objects, and the memory loss I can measure is app. 6 mb ) In my book that's nothing compared to what this program has to offer, my magician is almost stylus-free, and that's really neat when I'm in my car etc... :P
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] kta:
Re: Problem

Can you show us a screenshot please? I like the idea of "stylus free". Anyways, here's mine.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Flipside:
Re: Problem

Sure :) you've shown me yours, so here is mine, almost stylusfree :wink:

BTW I've kept a couple of pages to myself, you know, private stuff :P
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Flipside:
Don't know why the gif looks weird :cry: when I upload I preview, and things are good, but something is definitely wrong....have tried numerous times now... :?:

I can post single screenshots if anyone wants a closer look or an explanation .... :)
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] ulli99:
I installed traydisplayinstall.cab , Tray disappeared -- but space can not be used :-(

[HTC Uni, WM5]
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] arman68:
Nice program.

I just found it, and it works fine on WM6.5.
[C++ or Other Android Development Languages] Ndaoud360:
I will remove this code as soon as I get an answer that solves my problem because I don't like people who kang my code which has happened before.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] al mon:
Can someone point me to the right version of the CM 10.1.3 stable Gapps? When I get them from Goo and flash, I get boot looped.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gamerka:
Just yesterday I flashed stable CM10.1.3 and gapps from goo.im (CM 10.1.x	4.2.2	20130812) and all works pretty fine.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] digixmax:
See http://goo.im/gapps
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] taubda:
Hello everybody,

month ago i tried this mod for NFC Lockscreen (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2285978). I flashed it to my phone and clicked on turn on NFC, but just slider changed to NFC ON, but this icon on panel on top wasnt there and NFC doesnt work. I dont know how to repair it, because i have no backup...

Thank you for you help!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] blackplague1347:
I'm not returning it to the store or anything, I'm just selling my One X to someone else and I want them to be able to receive AT&T OTA updates when they come out. They won't be hacking or rooting the phone or anything.

I was going through the "return to stock" instructions (i.e., fastboot oem lock, run RUU, etc.) but I'm having issues with fastboot. I'm a little pressed for time, so I have to wonder if re-locking the bootloader is really necessary for what I want to accomplish.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] area51avenger:
If you're s-on then yes you need to relock to ruu

Sent from my VENOMized HoxL
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] lostAstronaut:
Hi,

I'm new to android development and decided to start by making my first app. I'm trying to reference an sdk to use but can't seem to get it working. I created a new android project and am using the 500px api. But I cant seem to find out how to use it. I think it may be an issue with the build.gradle file as there is nothing in it. I can't import the sdk at all.

Can someone please help me.

Sincerely,

Tom Jones
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] goldfingerfif:
Did you go to File -> Project Structure -> Project (In Left Column) -> Click "New..." or "Edit" under Project SDK. This is how I have always done it. Makes sure to add a JDK first I believe.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] lostAstronaut:
I ended up downloading intellij and got it working in seconds, for some reason my build.gradle was just not working out.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnequickiii:
I was just wondering. There's an app I'd like to run on my phone that's only iOS at the moment.

Any suggestions?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stephen:
Thread closed,

Unfortunately there is no way of running any app from IOS on an android phone. To completely different operating systems.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] TehPwnd:
Hey guys. I've got sprint and would love to get this tab but I seriously doubt it's coming to sprint. My big hang up on the WiFi tabs is honestly insurance. With sprint it's $13 per month with a $100 deductible. Does anyone know if I can get tablet insurance on a WiFi tab through a reputable company? I want something that covers lost/stolen as that has happened to me before. Any info would be appreciated.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] Romokos:
nallisto which

I insure all my tech goodies through my homeowners insurance.

Just to give you an idea, I have my DSLR with lenses insured for $10 a year and no deductible. USAA rocks!
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] CWeaver34:
Has anyone found a way to edit the default background colors? I've picked through both the Gear launcher and the SystemUI and can't seem to find anything on it.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Visual360:
Not sure if this is the one you are looking for, but you can go to (on the Gear) >Settings > Display > and you can choose a different color for your background.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] CWeaver34:
Ehhhh, sort of. I'm look to actually change the value of those colors in the system. Meaning somewhere in "/system" I'm looking to find the image (or code) that is drawing those colors so I can manually edit them
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] firasusman:
Its in the framework.

You have to decompile it.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] CWeaver34:
Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] kingwicked:
would you please be kind to guide which folder and which file . that would be great as i really want to change the background color of the default launcher

thanks in advance
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] stefan_athito:
In Mobile 2003 etc when composing an email you could select the mail account that you were sending it from and alter it to any of the SMTP accounts you had set up, text message or Outlook to synch with your desktop or server account.

You selected it using an ‘accounts’ drop down in the message itself.

I have noticed that this feature does not seem to exist in Mobile 5.0…is this something else that has been removed from this ‘improved’ OS?

Is there any way to get this functionality back?

Cheers

Stef
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] numanoids:
Looks like you have to do it by choosing the account first, then composing a new message.

They might have done this to stop people accidentally sending messages from the wrong email address
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] stefan_athito:
yes but no but

fair but the issue I have is all my email from 3 accounts all go into my 'outlook' account on my home PC but hold the account details within them.

I then synch against this account but if I want to reply to them I have to wait to do it from home to get my sending details right...

This is different to the previous version of PPC and a step back for me!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] ignaz:
thats totally right.

why should one accidentally change the smtp server?

I think its very inconvenient if you cant change the sender once you have started to compose the message...

microsoft pls change that...

thx
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] offwiththeface:
Hey I was hoping we could get a master thread that lists all the ROMs and which variants thy will work with I know there are some Canadians with the d803 here wondering which ROMs we can and cant flash. If someone with more knowledge can put together a thread like this it would be much appreciated thanks
[Ubuntu Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PeterCarterSr:
I Installed Ubuntu on ASUS TF101 but when it starts to boot I get the black screen that windows users would call DOS, and I see the Linux two penguin at the top and it loads a source of Linux command takes about 60 seconds, and then reboots and starts the whole thing over again. I let it go and it did it for over two hours. What should I do?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yannik~:
Does the LG G2 support charging and using OTG at the same time with a USB-OTG-Y-cable?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] szczetyk:
No, it is not that simple... nobody solved it up till now I Think.... or did not share the solution.

Tried different methods myself and no expected results....
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hgroove:
Adn what about wireless charging?...
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] szczetyk:
As far as I rememmber only Verizon models has it built in. Other models require special phone Qi cases with standard Qi charger...
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] buski:
did anyone find a way yet?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tsmithlxix:
No, I don't think it's been solved yet and as far as wireless charging... charging automatically stops when a thumbdrive is attached to the OTG cable.
[HTC Incredible S] h3llrai53r:
Looks like my battery is dying. Its not charging, with both power and USB. Orange light is on, charger is working for other phones but mine. Is it a battery problem or the USB connector problem. On the bootloader while phone is charging it shows error that the voltage is low. Please advice
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] maxpower7:
I've been flashing roms for almost 4 years now on almost a dozen phones. My go-to rom has always been CM, and for a while I was flashing all the nightlies for this phone and setting everything up from scratch every few days.

But a few weeks ago, something dawned on me: after untold hundreds of rom flashes, I think I'm actually tired of doing this. With all the unresolved data issues on AOSP roms and various other minor problems, I suddenly couldn't bring myself to modify my phone in a way that would actually remove functionality. I've now been on stock rooted MF9 for going on a month, and other than the inevitable 4.3 update, I don't think I'll be flashing any more roms on this or any other phone.

I've been a die-hard rom flasher for almost as long as I've been using Android devices and I certainly didn't see this coming. Has anyone else experienced this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] stevenk007:
Yeah ive been wondering if the data (signal) issues will ever be resolved.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] miketucky350:
Yep same here ive flashed thousands of times. About a year ago on my s2 I had aosp . Well we got lost the kids were screaming gps didnt work and data speeds were awful. I flashed back to stock or stock based and everything was great. At that point I realized stick with stock. I will say that the touch wiz based roms here are wonderful. I feel you on fatigue. I've been on sacs rom for a long time and don't plan on changing it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] mjs2011:
I'm with you. I got sick o of flashing roms all the time too. Been running stock for a about a month now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] dandan2980:
I feel the same only have flashed a couple Roms and am also just sick of always setting up new Roms. Just find one and stick with it I am on sacs. Was on Slim Bean but sacs is amazing and its TW based so don't have to worry about all the bugs that Aosp brings. But I gotta say Slim Bean was solid. Stable build 1 everything was working data ,GPS ,mms I had no problems. I remember just flashing every single ROM that was available back in my OG Evovdays.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] drouse:
LoL. Feel almost the same here....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] ParkerParker:
Well I've been on stock Deodexed for getting close to a month, before that I flashed all the roms, my wife said I had a problem lol, but for the time being I'm quite happy with my phone being fully functional and having 4g every where I go. I'm still always looking at xda for the next big thing, but as of now I'm staying slightly modded with the convenience of a working PHONE :):beer:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] maxpower7:
That's kind of how I am. I still compulsively check XDA every day even though I never flash anything anymore. It's just really nice to have a phone where everything works. MMS is a good example of something that I don't necessarily use all the time but it's nice for it to be functional when I need it. I suppose I'll probably give KitKat a spin when the roms start rolling out though :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] ranchosteve:
Same here, I know there are some awesome developers. But I really need stability. I look for the slimest close to stock ROM I can find.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] ronnienyc:
This is so funny. I must have tried 50 ROMs on my various phones in the past few years. So many have claimed “visious battery ilfe! Screaming speeds!!!! This will make you cry with tears of joy!”

And then they run about as fast as stock, often with worse battery life, and with broken functionality.

There were some exceptions, like MeanBean on the Evo LTE, and a few others which ran pretty much flawlessly, but switching back to stock always makes me think, “wow, this is not any worse than that custom ROM I just had – a little uglier, but stock runs better…”

(Of course I always appreciate the hard work, and it is fun experimenting.)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] daniel4653:
Stock runs great on the gs4. Over the last 4 days I've averaged 15.5 hours on time with 3.5 hours screen time. About 70% on WiFi and 30% 3G
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] maxpower7:
I've also never experienced the outlandish speed and battery claims of so many of these roms, including Mean Bean which I never found to work as flawlessly as advertised. Honestly, I think a lot of it is just placebo effect.

I mean no disrespect to the hard-working devs, of course - I guess my personal preferences are just changing. I'm not interested in spending tons of time messing with voltages and clock speeds and themes and kernels and APNs, etc. anymore.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] fabzbear:
Well a mean if you look at it from a different perspective "back in the day" yeah, what these devs claimed to be true, greater battery life, faster speeds, etc you did get and there was real improvement. Still we gotta understand back then stock android and phone makers weren't up to par and the phones weren't as powerful. Android was lacking in a lot of stuff and that's were modding grew.

But I don't need to give a history lesson, anyone who's been here for a while know why and how this all came about.

My point is though that android has caught up to the need for modding. Generally speaking (barring a persons provider) you get everything and in some cases more than you need without the need to mod.

Also some of the mods are also now available without being rooted, although not at a fast pace, but still on the rise.

I personally wouldn't coin it exactly as being "tied of flashing" but more so as some of you have mentioned the need is no longer there.

You can debloat your phone without root (I forgot the app/method), you get great battery life worth stock and of you even want to go further you have apps like greenify and my personal fav juice defender that can be used without root and so many other things.

There's other factors too that does make a difference like update cycle and harder issues and more phones etc that also leads people to the point of just sticking to stock but there are the petiole here that just like to tinker no matter what skill level you're at.

One last thing I would put out there is that us who are users of these mods wouldn't it be different if you were the ones creating them?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] amieldl143:
Same here, im running stock odexed rooted.. Just deleted sone bloatware I never use. Used foldermount to save some space so I can install big games I like..Ive been happy stock odexed. I FIND NOVA LAUNCHER THE BEST.. SO SMOOTH AND U CAN ADJUST THE ANIMATION SPEED AND TRANSITION...

---------- Post added at 11:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:16 PM ----------

And you can theme the icons...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] chris-allen:
Stock rooted and slighty OCed is my way....i juat got this phone about a week ago. Im coming from the s3...but anyways, i was scrolling looking qt alk the roms, is there one thats pure stock but rooted and 100% debloated??? I used to use a root uninstaller, but none seem to work on this device?? Im kinda late to the s4 so im sure its been discussed and fixed.. but anyways.. also looks like stock kernal is the smoothest and fastest too.... and with my s3 that wasent the case... but anyways...is there a nice stock debloated FLAWLESS rom u guys recomend? At the moment im using this INTRISIC rom....pretty good...about as close as im going to get to stock debloated..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] testinguser:
First and foremost the phone should perform basic phone functions flawlessly without significant lag such as making a phone call, sending text messages and web surfing. Could add GPS mapping to that list as it seems germane and pervasive.

Part of ROM fatigue is just the lack of this or perhaps the eternal search for it. Perhaps kit kat changes this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] maxpower7:
My personal opinion is that any notion of "lag" in Android ceased to be a relevant discussion at least a year ago. Yes, you might still get the odd animation stutter here and there, but it's nothing that affects the actual usability of the phone.

As far as overclocking goes, 4 CPU cores at 1.9GHz seems pretty sufficient to me, but I understand that there will always be those who like to push their phones. I just feel like the difference is only noticeable in benchmark scores.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] fabzbear:
I sort this as well as my previous view. The current versions of android has caught up to everything modding was mainly used for. There isn't lag anymore, you get great battery, you also have a couple theme customization as well too. The point is there's a slow in the upward trend to mod.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] rgregg504:
At the risk of annoying much of the community, CM= overrated. Had every galaxy s series phone and have yet to see it fully functional. They start working on the next version before the previous one is done and honestly, I'll have a new phone before it's finished every time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] chris-allen:
Soooo true
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] maxpower7:
I'm personally not a fan of the direction they're taking now that they've gone corporate. I think that they're really overestimating both the value proposition that they offer over stock roms and the potential appeal to mainstream consumers. I also think that their new direction is a lot less appealing to their core audience (flashers/modders). I wish them all the best, but they've got a long road ahead of them.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] rgregg504:
I understand the appeal to those that like to flash and mod and dev, but I need my phone functional, I haven't even gotten around to rooting my s4, phone is great stock, it's just not that necessary to me anymore, flashing and modding was much more fun when phones sucked and the improvements could be noticed(I had a Samsung moment) but it's all hardly noticeable now
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] maxpower7:
Agreed. I remember overclocking my lowly 550Mhz OG Droid all the way to 1.3ghz. Good times.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] chris-allen:
How do i debloat a stock room?? I AM rooted with superuser... i have tried at least 5 root uninstallers and none work..they all ask for superuser permision..i grant it. But when i go to uninatall any system.bloat i get the " uninstall unsuccesful " message ::banghead:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] edisepic:
my name is Edward and I'm a Flashoholic
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] JoeFCaputo113:
Make sure you make the /system/app re-writable ("RW" instead of the default "R").
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] maxpower7:
Fire up Titanium Backup and just uninstall all the apps you don't want.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] tenaciousj:
Rom flashing was fun the first 30 times but it gets old setting up a new flash every time. The Gs4 has been so smooth with stock firmware I only root to freeze unnecessary apps and a few apps that require root.