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[One (M7) Android Development] HTCCT:
I know :D

Thats the reason why i have made my post. I want to say this to paully520 ;)

^^

I will try newest version and make a report :)

EDIT:// Short test finished :)

In my opinion the rom runs smoother and is more stable like before. Definetly worse to update ;)

But I dont see any visual changes or any stuff added. Also there is still the same chinese stuff around.

Can u give as a changelog [MENTION=4382139]olvrick[/MENTION] ? I think the version is an improovement of the system so far.
[One (M7) Android Development] HTCCT:
BTW can we flash normal gapp package or do we have to flash still the modified gapps ?
[One (M7) Android Development] olvrick:
Changelog will be soon, no time at all=( Its too hot in my city).

Also im finishing camera mod, so be patient ^)

In a few words:

1. huge amount of fixes

2. optimizations(even more battery efficient and smoother)

3. lots of new features in launcher, music player, etc.
[One (M7) Android Development] dena994:
O THANKS!!!!!!!!!! I try it for sure:)Can I flash through TWRP like a normal rom?
[One (M7) Android Development] darkidz555:
Is this Rom already online ?
[One (M7) Android Development] olvrick:
Yes, check first post
[One (M7) Android Development] darkidz555:
thanks you downloading seem good rom but just one question which gapps i need download is that listed CM10,1 4.2.2?
[One (M7) Android Development] olvrick:
latest Gapps for Android 4.2.2
[One (M7) Android Development] CupiD101:
wifi problem

just installed the rom .it looks great .. i am unable to connect to the wifi. does anyone this problem or is it only me? solution please:(
[One (M7) Android Development] adicken:
Did you use twrp?
[One (M7) Android Development] CupiD101:
used twrp to install gapps only . rom was installed on oppo recovery
[One (M7) Android Development] adicken:
Thanks
[One (M7) Android Development] jesfreak:
Is this still based on 4.2.2. Or now it is based on 4,4.2? Btw great job!!
[One (M7) Android Development] HTCCT:
still good running on android 4.2.2 :)
[One (M7) Android Development] olvrick:
Its still 4.2.2 and wont be 4.4 in nearest future. Probably march.

Its caused by some legal stuff...
[One (M7) Android Development] Nirvana Rules:
olvrick, can you help us port this over to HTC DNA? Or can you help me try to do it?
[One (M7) Android Development] darkidz555:
any chance to disable the menu capacity button
[One (M7) Android Development] olvrick:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmd.hidesoftkeys

ill try to find some time to look into it, maybe will create smth like a patch.
[One (M7) Android Development] olvrick:
Guys, here a small tip for you, while installing.

1. You can install latest build using TWRP, no need in Oppo.recovery anymore.

2. No need to download Gapps...just follow this steps:

-when you install ColorOS rom, simply open Chinese app store(left icon on desktop) and search for GMS pachage. After search you will see a list of apps with name GMS and smth other, u need to download second app(the one with Android man icon + google apps inside it),

Its an installer pachage ~200kb(may be different) after installation simply launch it and it will promt if you wanna to download Google Apps(size: ~150mb), press OK and wait=)

It will download Gapps and install it properly.
[One (M7) Android Development] dhruvzz:
nt able to download from mega...pls provide sum other mirrors if u can..
[One (M7) Android Development] GoCkillaz:
Ok perfect. Also, how do I get back TWRP? I booted into recovery and the OPPO one was there.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] rahimali:
Just found this updated on my Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Changelog unknown to me at this time.

download location : http://d-h.st/EY3
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nitheshg:
Hi ,

How is the overall performance of nexus 7 2012 after the kitkat update , kindly provide the pros and cons after the update.this could help me decide whether i should go for 2012 model or 2013 model.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NeoMagus:
If you are trying to decide between new and old, obviously go for the 2013, CPU is faster as well as more RAM. ART is also available on the new one.

As for issues, I don't have any with my 2012 so far on KRT16S. Adobe Flash no longer works because of chromium engine so if thats a big thing for you, may want to stay with 4.3
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dakoookie:
Well the old one is cheaper though.. By quite a bit actually.

So does that mean flash won't even work with other browsers?

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk 4
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] issak42:
Unless you don't have enough cash for 2013, go for 2012, it's still a great device and I never leave home without it, but 2013 is not really all that expensive, so the choice is clear.

Pros:

- it is smooth (but I factory reset it to install kitkat, so I don't know how it would've been if I just updated from previous version), but it was like this for every version

- transparent task and nav bars (with GEL or nova launcher, only on launcher though)

- clock font is the same again (in 4.2 the hours were bold while minutes were normal - I liked it this way more though)

- there's a new icon if you pull down notification bar on the right side

- battery life is good, but it's always been good

Cons:

- OTA rootkeeper doesn't work anymore, you have to manually re-root it every time

- 4.4 is pretty much the same as ICS except with slightly different icons and colors.

- lots of services still don't work outside US and couple of extra countries (play magazines, play movies...)

I don't know, it's android, it does everything, but starts to lag after a while and batteries die and such, I like my Nexus 7 2012 very much, if it broke (knock knock on the table, don't break!) I'd get a 2013 one, not 2012.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/vmhpivfu725it3v/Screenshot_2013-11-22-10-56-05.png
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NeoMagus:
Obviously ours is cheaper but if it was me I'd rather spend the extra and have the newer hardware.. not to mention 2012 is creeping up on that 18 month EOL Galaxy Nexus just dealt with, the newer one will still be getting updates.

As for Flash its dead except for Puffin which apparently runs slow ppl talking about it here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2531015
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] N345H:
Depends what funds you have available. I don't leave home without it and wouldn't swap it. Been working on KitKat for a while and no major issues and a lot less "lag" on 4.4 than on 4.3 :good:
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ironic:
Nope, OTA suvival works!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sw6lee:
I was running a custom rom for 4.3 and 4.2.2 that was heavily optimized for this device by experienced developers on this forum. And the roms were SO MUCH smoother and faster than stock rom google provided. Now that 4.4 is available, I'm just trying out the stock rom by google, and man..I don't like the performance. There are quite often stuttering moments, and I am eagerly waiting for a stable custom rom based on 4.4. I'm pretty sure 2013 version, you don't really need to have a custom rom to make it super smooth, because I have the nexus 4, very similar hardware as 2013 nexus 7, and my nexus 4 runs very smoothly with google's official 4.4 firmware.

Hope it helps.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GedBlake:
Well... it was with a heavy heart, that this afternoon, I took the decision to downgrade my Nexus 7 from KitKat 4.4 back to Jellybean 4.3:(.

Too many issues that I feel are wrong with KitKat... the lack of visual clarity on the WiFi icon, and particularly with the battery icon when the device is recharging.

But the real deal breaker for me is that

KitKat 'breaks' the AOSP browser

.

Although there is an

AOSP KitKat compliant browser

available that will run on the first generation Nexus 7, it's tied to Chromium WebView (instead of WebKit), and functionally, it's essentially identical to Chrome. And like Chrome, it lacks the speed of AOSP... further, it also lacks the one single critical feature that I believe any web browser needs to have in order to provide a satisfying browsing experience on any mobile device - and that feature is text-flow. What is the point in having pinch'n'zoom capabilty on any device, if the text doesn't reflow and reformat itself? So much effort using Chrome, panning right, left and then right again... just to read something!

Of course, it could be argued, that there are many third party web browsers on Google PlayStore that provide this functionality... and some do indeed make a pretty good stab at it. Opera Classic for example... Maxthon is another... but all too often, these browsers lack the lightening fast speed of the AOSP browser... maybe because they are encumbered with lots of useless (to me, anyway) features.

For reasons which utterly escape me, Google have been 'pushing' Chrome for Android as though it was the last word in Android browsers - IMHO, it simply isn't. There are far better browsers available on Playstore... but not a single one comes even close to the experience afforded by the AOSP browser.

All of which would be tolerable, if KitKat didn't force AOSP based browsers down the Chromium WebView path... so for me, Android 4.4 KitKat has essentially ruined my browsing experience - and for this reason, I spent the afternoon fastboot flashing my Nexus 7 back to Jellybean 4.3, and then restoring my apps via Titanium... a real time consuming nuisance, but if I wished to continue to use my Nexus 7, predominantly for web browsing, it had to be done.

I'm now back on build JWR66Y, reinstalled the

AOSP browser

, and everything just works... the way it should... and the way it used to:)... before KitKat:(.

Rgrds,

Ged.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mtva24:
The Kit Kat update was so buggy that it drove me away. I went out and bought a dell venue 8 pro today. The tablet was only 279 and has full blown windows 8.1 AND I don't have to hack it in order use flash sites.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dgattenb:
Ota was very smooth ,and so far on my n7 2012 its running fab , no delay , only a few odd games don't work ,but its very nice so far
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Antrobot200:
Upgraded from android 4.3 stock ROM with custom

Kernel,M-kernel, to android 4.4 stock ROM(KRT16s)

to find out exciting new features on KitKat.

The performance of stock KitKat is good for

a stock ROM but not great. The optimized 4.3 ROM

with M-kernel is faster and smooth without over clocking the CPU. The battery life last longer .

KitKat ROM has many new features that worth the

upgrade from android 4.3.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xcandescent:
Oof. I was afraid of this (I use Naked Browser Pro). Thanks for confirming the worst. Had similar feelings about Chromium-based Opera (nowhere near as fast as old WebView).

An awful lot of browsers rely on WebView, which makes me think this was a clear move to make all of them suck as badly as Chrome. Not that Google was under any obligation to help their competition, but it's still a crap move.

I do wonder if anyone will take the effort to fill the now difficult speedy browser niche on KitKat. You'd have to either:

1.) Port old WebView

2.) Fork, fix, and optimize Chromium (if that's even possible), or

3.) Use an entirely different engine (possibly your own).

None of these options are great, dev-wise ... and unless we're talking about Naked Browser, any new option is almost guaranteed to come with privacy issues (ads, trackers, etc.)

Given that WebView is part of the ROM, I wonder if OmniROM would be interested in eventually fixing this.

-XCN-
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cor-master:
Kit Kat performance is exactly the same as 4.3, no better or worse. It's OK but gets laggy at times. By no means would I consider the 2012 model quick at this point and you should definitely get the 2013 model.

Overall I consider the first gen nexus 7 a big disappointment in performances especially considering the initial launch video Matias Duarte is calling it "a lag free device". Yeah it is...out of the box, and after full storage and system wipe. Over time it gets so annoyingly laggy you wanna chuck it against a wall! The more storage you use the worse it gets and don't even think about adding a second profile. That's an immediate lag bomb!

Also build quality is very suspect, the screen lift/creaking issue seems to be a matter of when not if. I thought I had dodged a bullet with mine until 3 days after my warranty expired. The left side creaks like crazy, and I cracked the back cover removing it to perform several of the home !made remedies. All worked for a day or 2 then the creaking would come back! I eventually gave up and stopped caring.

I don't really feel too ripped off from buying it. Nearly a year and a half of use and 3 major system updates as well as countless minor system updates feel like I got my moneys worth. But tegra 3 isn't getting any younger and getting more and more dated by the day. Also Google proved with the gnex they are pretty cut throat with their 18 months of support policy so KitKat is most likely the end of the road for the 2012 model. Do yourself a favor and get the new one! You won't regret it
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
You have to be insane to get the 2012 model. Mine is showing definite age and I have barely had it a year. I think there are read write problems with the 2012 hardware that makes it laggy over time.

Get 2013 model but know that it will probably be beat up and slow a year from now. I'd say the life cycle is about a year.

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jadesse:
Seriously thinking out getting one of those too.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mtva24:
You won't regret it!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elfacki20:
Hey guys!! I update to 4.4 me too, but Does your battery drain faster than 4.3 or it s only mine ? Before the battery was easily 8 or 9 hours daily.. With a basically use, now with exactly the same.. not going more Than 6 hours ..
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ryebread761:
The battery has not been too bad for me. There may have been a slight decrease, but I find this is common with some updates. Are you on the latest KitKat build or the first one?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elfacki20:
The Latest.. It is possible that the reason is the root? I dit it 3days ago after the update(ROM) and I forgot to install the recovery tool .. So This morning I re-root the nexus with rectool and now for 1hour use, I lost only 5% so I don't really understand what's going on ..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jellyhead:
I see that the international keyboard is available for the S4 in the thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2300382

Is there an international keyboard available for the Note 2?

I've also found info on the Note 3 keyboard possibly working on the Note 2 but haven't been able to get it to work
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MinChains:
After lots of flashing it has caused my phone to freeze with the screen off after about a minute (So I cannot turn it on, to reopen the phone I have to hold the power button to force reset) , the notification led stays in the some state as when I turn the screen off. the strange thing is that if I am listening to Music , this does not happen.

tested multiple android versions of android , kernels, roms and even using a stock rom

factory resetting. etc.

nothing works. the only thing I havent tried is pit flashing.

Any ideas guys?

help would be much appreciated.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MinChains:
To fix use redeye sleep toggle and turn cpu sleep off

Anyway to implement similar function into roms?

Deepsleep causing the error
[General Questions and Answers] dvandroid:
Hi All,

I am New here. I like to root my phone and have a new ROM because now my phone is slow. Please recommend me good ROMs etc available.

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] OdeeanRDeathshead:
A lot of people trying to write programs that can transfer data over a phone call seem to end up giving up because they think their device is not capeable of it. I put this little app together to make it possible to demonstrate the data transfer on ppc phones. If this works on your device then you can implement similar functionality.

download bellow:

http://odeean.veritel.com.au/ORDTapiUser/myTapiUser.exe

It will only work if the program is running on both the calling and answering ppc at the same time.

Instructions:

0)Make sure the phones on your ppc's are turned on.

1)copy the exe to both devices.

2)run the exe on both devices.

3)press "startup" on both devices.

4)(both devices) a series of dialogs will pop up, if you see one labeled "celular line" press yes. If you know your phone uses a line called something else press yes to that instead. If you press no to everything the program will try to get the correct line, but may fail. If you want to choose again restart the program.

5)on the calling device put a phone number in the edit box at the top. I am no expert on numbers around the world so I have just let whatever you put there go straight in. If the number fails its got nothing to do with this program.

6)on the calling device press "dial". wait until it says connected.

7)on the answering device the incoming call will be shown. If a caller id is available it will be displayed. The ppc inbuilt phone is not stopped by this app so you will not be able to press the answer button. Instead wait (normally the default is 3 rings) and my program will answer the call itself.

8)two way communication is now posible. Data sent from the "data to send" edit box on one ppc will be displayed on the "received data" window on the other ppc. As this is a simple program the display will just show the last 25 digits to keep the latest info in the window.

9)when done press "hangup" on one of the ppc's

The data is not just sent in a direct way. It gets broken up into packets and they are timed as they are transmitted along with some error checking. The timing is rather generous so it slows the transmition down a bit, that along with all the actions being displayed to the user.

This works well between my xda mini and xda I. It dose not work on windows mobile 2005. Because of the expense involved in phone calls it is dificult to debug. If any messages do pop up it would be nice if you could post the number on the dialog and a description of what was going on. This program cost me $150 in phone expence, so enjoy.

.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Timeout92:
could you post the code , please ?

i have to make an application that need to receive file from server with data call.

(excuse my english)

best regards
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] OdeeanRDeathshead:
I will not post the entire code, this is to let you know if it is worth the effort trying. Almost everything contained within this program that is related to tapi can be seen in posts already on this board. If you have a specific question I would be glad to post code relating to it.

When you say you need to retreive a file from a server, you should know that tapi data calls do not go through the mechanism that ras or sockets use to let the operating system get a ip and port for communication. Your program is responsible directly for the communication. It would be terrific if you could write code to replace the missing incoming ras components from pocket pc. I have not so I could not show any code for that.

If the server you want to connect to is not a pocket pc based device, ie it is a normal pc, then tapi is not the best solution for you. I suggest using sockets, its designed for that kind of thing. ppc to ppc tapi data calling is like a last resort kind of programming. It is forced on us because either the phone networks don't give us usefull ip's for sockets or the api's are not fully implemented in ras. Alternately you could look into using the compact framework 2.0 and c#, I think I read somewhere that incoming ras would be included there.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mcdevil:
just one question...your application uses TAPI, isn't it?so TAPI is supported by mostly different mobile device?Am I right?

thanx
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] OdeeanRDeathshead:
ppc 2000 supports tapi outbound only.

ppc 2002, wm2003, wm2005 all support tapi inwards and out.

The hardware can vary, I only have the devices listed in my sig. For all of those (that are phones) tapi data, in/out is fully functional. If you are using a phone card (ie one that plugs into the expansion port) its capeabilities may be different. Often those only support gprs (not tapi). If you have anything with XDA in the name its OK.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Timeout92:
Thank you for your advise but I have a specific problem using HTC

Wizard. I need to connect a server using a V110 modem in order to create

data link between a PDA and this server. I developed a code (VB .net)

for PDA and independent cellular phone using standard AT commands. I

tried to develop a similar approach with HTC Wizard but it seems it is

not possible to send AT commands to the modem (cellular line). To

develop your code you should have solved this problem using TAPI. Could

you explain me how to initiate the cellular line so that I could create

a V110 link.

Thx
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] OdeeanRDeathshead:
I understand more clearly what you want to do now. Unfortunately I have never attempted to use at commands. You said I should have solved this problem in my app, but the point of using tapi is to not have to deal with at commands. Tapi is good for sending data, its my "guess" that whatever the commands you want to send could be generated by tapi to look like whats expected on the other end (assuming the typs of transmitted data match. eg dose the size of one at command correspond to >= the size of one char?).

I think that you would not be able to communicate directly with the modem with at commands until you have stopped tapi/ril from using the port. Again, I have not done this. Search this board to find how to do that. Once you have, try your origional code again. I doubt your normal phone functionality would work after that.

Sorry I could not be of more real help.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] razin66:
I dont have PPC but I do have smartphone instead..

Does the program require CSD line or can use normal GSM? Can you create one similar program that can be used in Samartphone wm5?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] OdeeanRDeathshead:
It uses normal gsm, ie a voice call. The underlying class in my program can probably work on smartphones, but I do not have one. To be honest I think smartphones are dying. Normal ppc phones are the same size now so to put too much effort into smarphones seems less attractive.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] razin66:
My PPC wm5 cannot dial, the other PPC show CONNECT but...

I was using HP Ipaq and Dopod PPC, The HP Ipaq when dialed it show dial number but nothing dialed to other party. Latter Dialed from Dopod It was shown CONNECT but no connection is establish to other party...

Could you give me the reason. If I am using WM5 is the case, what OS that you are using?

How about using CSD line instead could it possible running properly? Do I need to install certificate and signing the application(exe) as to make the program running in WM5, is what happen to smartphone certain API under privilage zone.

:)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] razin66:
It is my mistake the MyTapUser.exe find in both HP and Dopod

I am sorry since I just bought the SIM card and the provider put some procedure before I can use the line. After consulted the shoper, The shoper activated it for me. Walla! I tested again it worked fine...thanks to you...master!