yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nkk71:
you have to be kidding, right?

1- S-Off, maybe, highly unlikely

2- SuperCID -> NOPE

3-

new

maybe (depends on the definition), maybe the guy at the shop "fixed" it.

4- you will not get any updates with SuperCID

download CIDGetter from Play Store and see if what CID it shows.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kristi-Tech:
I suspected that too but how is it possible that he got updated from 4.1.2 to 4.3?

CIDGetter shows the same CID number.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danieldp1990:
I got the same problem, my cid is : BS_US001

How do I update ?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomicop:
It's okay if I install an antivirus from google play, and that's is "lookout" on a CUSTOM ROM?
[TouchPad Accessories] AMRivlin:
I have 2 Touchpads, and 2 Touchstone Touch Pad Chargers

I also have a Pre Touchstone (Like the hockey puck style)

I put a pre touch charger on my Galaxy S3's backplate.

This: http://www.fasttech.com/products/1154/10001946/1149700

S3 + Pre Touchstone = Charging

S3 + Touchpad Touchstone = Nothing happens on either one. (Even by moving all around)

What am I doing wrong?
[TouchPad Accessories] jsgraphicart:
That site says the backplate is a Qi backplate. The TouchStone isnt a Qi charger. And it wouldnt work with the Touchpad's charger. I've never seen that before. Hopefully you didnt get scammed.

EDIT: After reading more, the site says that it is made for it and not Qi compatible.

"This wireless charger is not Qi-compatible:

The included back plate is custom designed to work with the Galaxy S3 on the Palm Touchstone charger.

It is compatible with Palm chargers (included) and is not compatible with Qi chargers."

I dont really know anything about that product. Sorry. Maybe they sent you a Qi backplate by mistake.
[TouchPad Accessories] AMRivlin:
No the touchstones are original factory.

The backplate uses the touchstone standard (and it works on the touchstone)

What doesnt work is the touchpad touchstone. at all.
[TouchPad Accessories] jsgraphicart:
Oh. So the Pre Touchstone works. I missed that part. The Touchpad touchstone wont work. I believe the charging connection in that Touchstone is on the very bottom lip. Not the back that stands the Tablet up. So to charge on that, the connection on your phone would have to be on the sides of your device.
[TouchPad Accessories] Ps2004:
Hey

I'm a little confused, but recently got a Touchstone for my touchpad,

Was wondering if there was a way to get my Galaxy Note 2 charged by it ?

If I understood it right from this topic, no hope ?

Thanks
[TouchPad Accessories] Lister Of Smeg:
Hi Guys,

Sorry to dig up an old thread, but just wondering... does the Palm Pre Touchstone (hockey puc style/shape) work with the HP Touchpads...? Or is it different technology??

My HP Touchpad is dead, and I dont want to buy the official Touchstone if its not gonna make a blind bit of difference, where as the Palm Pre (puc style) is like half the price...

I wasn't even aware the Touchpads were wireless charging capable...?? What type of technology is the Touchpad wireless charger?? I have a wireless charging pad from another phone here, and wondered if that would work?? I will look out the model of my wireless charger later to see if its compatible....

Cheers, Lister
[TouchPad Accessories] hallokitty:
If you want to wireless charge the TouchPad, you need the official wireless charger. It works well. It's the only reason I still use the touchpad... no idea why other companies don't make something just like it.
[TouchPad Accessories] Leo Deepak:
Hwy guys i have a touchpad lying around and there seems to be no chargers or touchstone available in my country to buy,i was wondering if there's an altenative for the touchstone ? will 3rd party wireless chargers work ?
[TouchPad Accessories] shumash:
There is no alternative for the Touchstone, just the barrel charger. Get one rated for at least 2.1 amps. .
[TouchPad Accessories] Leo Deepak:
but it says "to reliably charge use the cable and power adapter that came with your device" after i charge it for a while,and turns off
[TouchPad Accessories] shumash:
Ignore it. I've been charging my Touchpads with generic chargers for years. Just make sure it is output rated for 2 amps (2000 ma) or greater @ 5 volts
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] Miccia:
Arco posted this on his google+ 3 weeks ago

View attachment 2430867

Thanks arco for being a god!
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] leripe:
Would like to get alpha/nightly builds, but seems that acro has to wait for cyanogenmod to release it for many devices at the same time. Personally there are many things that don't need to work for it being a dailydriver for me.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] Miccia:
Just wait... Today all devices supported by cm have obtained 10.2 stable... This means that they are moving to cm11..
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] leripe:
Yeps, gotta be happy for that we have official supporter for this phone. Would love to have app2sd developer for this phone too, pretty much only thing missing for mini.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] Miccia:
Yeah... Maybe i will try to port paranoid when repo become available.. First time porting ROM :D

Just need little help... Hehe
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] xella:
CM 11 is available now for I9190

You can download it here

And here Gapps for KK
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] imputazz:
Whats the rom version for i9195?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] *boy*racer*:
Here for I9195 http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=serranoltexx

Just installed it and its fast. but camera freezes. only installed it 15 mins ago.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini General] Miccia:
Using cm11 since 4 hours... Normal battery drain, missing some options but camera WiFi 3g and basics options work fine for me
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashouhdy:
Hello guys !

i will get to the point straight ! i have only average from 400~500 MB ram free after installing all my stuff.

my previous phone was Htc One and with the same installation got 1.1 GB free !

i tried to disable some BloatWare belong to Sony that i dont use and ended up with average 550mb

Just to mention the device after reset consumes 1.3 ~ 1.2GB without any added applications.

So is it normal to have only this free ram ? i mean what if i played a heavy game as dead trigger or asphalt8 will the phone slow down ?

i searched for Freeze apps but all needs to root and am all stock cuz i read that root blow out the camera ?

any suggesstions ?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eclyptos:
Same here but I think we spoke about this some where on xda. If I find the thread I will post it.

Basically the OS tend to have ready opened on ram all the common apps which you use ready to go. Even if I don't like this way is how it's working.

If you playing heavy games the OS will kill the unnecessary app in background.

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You didn't search well, rooting your phone will not break the camera, Unlock the Bootloader will do that. With locked bootloader you still can root you phone and also flash roms, the only thing you can't flash is custom kernels.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashouhdy:
thanks man :) i know may be not so much impact on performance unless below 200MB but thats too close ... Also it have strong impact on Battery .. All these apps needs power to keep running.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashouhdy:
i wont pretend to be smart but all my life been using samsungs and rooting was piece of cake with Odin and boom its done.

but here i cant keep up with bootloader and z1 rooting seems too complicating or maybe am getting lazy !

also i want to get the Over the air updates in samsungs after rooting it stops and i guess the same with sony !
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eclyptos:
Yes, I agree, that why the custom roms are made without all the crap running in background, and they are more battery efficient. Probably if we root the phone we will be able to uninstall or swich off all the apps which we don't need. I wait just to repaid my HTC and when I am ready I will root my Z1.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashouhdy:
So i must root to freeze bloatware :) OMG so now i have to start learning rooting Z1

i thought it just a SnapShot of unneeded apps and we disable them and we are done.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gregbradley:
rooting is easy

Just follow one of the several guides in the general and/or development section

The only real difference is that in non-sony devices people unlock the bootloader to root, but there is no need to do that in sony devices. Just run a rootkit.

The easiest to use is bin4rys root many android (Google it)

Just downgrade to a .534 FW using the original flashtool from flashtool.net and any 534 FTF file from themega collection in the general section.

You can be rooted in less than 5 minutes (Ignoring the download time of the 800MB FTF file)
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashouhdy:
thats great .. one last question .. will a rooted (locked Bootloader) device recive OTA updates ?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gregbradley:
yes, that's you get root on latest FW

It will update OTS from .534 to the latest .257 and keep root
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OfficerTux:
Concerning Ram Management on Android, I would like to refer to a post I made a few days ago (I think it actually is the one eclyptos mentioned):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=47914570

I highly recommend reading the article I named in that post!

Edit: Looks like directly linking to a post does not work in the mobile app, it's post #11 ;)
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashouhdy:
Am cool of understanding ram usage and this stuff. But am not cool about using apps i dont demand ? i.e: Bloatware

Just to mention Note3 out of the box uses 2.2GB ram! !! BLOATWARE EVERYWHERE the only phone tried with stock pure android is the htc one ram usage out of the box is 600mb leaving around 1.2gb for user to kick in
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danw_oz:
Yeah 400MB free on mine, no problems with performance, as the system demands more ram the system should automatically garbage collect from the ram to gather free space. To a certain extent it is good to have the system like this (lower available memory) because many things are cached for faster access
[Android Software Development] zylor:
This project made it to the Home Page!

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/a-new-android-communications-library-jdroidlib-java/

Congrats mate :D

Subscribed!
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
(^-^) Awesome :D

But where did that other thread come from? o.O
[Android Software Development] AdamOutler:
You know, you could always contribute to CASUAL. We use Java and NetBeans as well and we are already a few years ahead of you. We could pull out the ADB/fastboot/busybox/Heimdall portions of CASUAL to distribute separately, by making some small changes to our make file and would have what you're going for here.
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
Wow. Never would have thought you'd reply to or even look at one of my threads!

It's a good idea. I'll have a think about it. I'm going to keep working on this, mainly because someone (or even I) could eventually port it to C/C++ if they need to.
[Android Software Development] cybojenix:
hey I've just done a draft for a python adb (PyAdb) which removes entirely the dependence of the adb binary. when you get into it, it's actually quite simple to replicate it. I've added reference links in my thread as well, and the python is so simple you can see how it all works

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2574326

ping me if you want any help with anything. I'm getting on with my java studies so I may be able to help with porting it over
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
The main reason I coded this is for use in my own programs, coded in Java.

I guess the Python wrappers coded by you and the other member, are for use with the Python interpreter.

But I guess I could help port stuff over and you could help with JDroidLib.
[Android Software Development] cybojenix:
Sorry you got the wrong end of the stick. The one by me is an adb client in python, not a wrapper. I was suggesting look at the methods it uses so the same can be done for JDroidLib, without needing a dependence on the adb binary. It's just commands passed via TCP
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
Ahhh. I gotcha. Sure. If you want, check out the source and see what you can do. I'll take a look at it as soon as I've finished my Tekkit server and got DetectCPUv3 done.
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
JDroidLib is back, and beter than ever!

Hey guys,

I was asked by a few friends and other people, if I had abbandoned JDroidLib, because I wasn't updating it for so long, so I haven't abbandoned it, nor have I abbandoned any other projects of mine, which are currently being ported to Java, it's just time consuming, and I'm looking for jobs at the moment, so I'm not on as much, and I don't have that much time to do things.

But, I have picked up JDroidLib again, and added some new features!

Basically, I've re-written the entire thing in under a day, because the code that was originally in there was real messy and I thought I may as well.

The new features include:

Device listing
Comand execution (now made really simple and squashed into two-three methods)
Rebooting the device (now one method, and uses internal enums)
I've revamped the installer, so other programs can install the binaries to their desired location, however, for operation, the default location will be used.
And (finally) I've got the Battery class, so developers can easily get battery stats!
Also, I've added a BuildProp class, which allows you to pull the file to a location on the HDD, read individual props and push the file back!

Currently, I'm sorting out the CPU class, which will, similarly to the Battery class, get CPU info, like currently running processes and CPU load.

So, check out the GitHub repo, and watch it to get the latest stuff!

Feel free to add your own code, classes, whatever and I can't wait to release this puppy into the wild! (Metaphorically speaking, that is... :o )
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
### UPDATE ###

JDroidLib has gotten a huge update!

This update fixes a major bug in EVERY program using JDroidLib in Windows systems!

Please pull and build a new copy of JDroidLib, before continuing with any of your work!
[Android Software Development] OmarBizreh:
Although I'm not a big fan of Java, I prefer C#

Your library made me rethink of porting Droid Manager (Which uses AndroidLib) to Java in-order to make it available for every one.

Let's see what I can do :fingers-crossed:

Thanks for your efforts :highfive:
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
-- Post deleted --

Reason: Didn't read post correctly and I take back what I said.
[Android Software Development] OmarBizreh:
Although I didn't read what was written before :angel:

I would like to ask you, have you ever written or know something about using Java to write a service that can run on Linux and Mac?!

I only know how to write a windows service using C# Unfortunately
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
As far as I'm aware, it's just a program that runs in the background. So it shouldn't be difficult to code. Maybe a few threads and things, and it should work. Otherwise, Google is your friend. Personally, I've never written a service in Windows or BSD, so I have no idea how they work. But I can imagine it shouldn't be too difficult.
[Android Software Development] OmarBizreh:
well coding isn't difficult, I suppose I will google it, since writing the core of the service isn't difficult, it's just how I do I do a service written in Java :fingers-crossed:
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
You'll manage, I'm sure :)

If you need any code examples, check out my UniversalAndroidToolkit repo on GitHub. It's all commented and documented, and I think I write pretty clean code, so it shouldn't be too hard to figure out :)
[Android Software Development] OmarBizreh:
Thanks a lot I really appreciate your help :)

I will make sure to browse your git repo :highfive:
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
No probs. If anything's unclear, just shoot me a PM and we'll get things sorted :)
[Android Software Development] OmarBizreh:
Thanks man, I really appreciate it ::highfive:
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
Haha :D No problem. That's what devs do; they help each other :highfive:
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
### Update to JDroidLib ###

JDroidLib has recieved a new update, adding some code improvements, which should impact speed in a positive way.

Also, new methods have been added, although I can't remember what they do :D

Enjoy the update. For build instructions, check out my website (the picture in my description...).
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
Attention all Java developers, using JDroidLib.

JDroidLib's JavaDoc-documentation has been uploaded to my webserver:

http://team-m4gkbeatz.eu/javadoc/jdroidlib

Enjoy!﻿
[Android Software Development] dummie999:
Might be just me, but I couldn't find them.

Is there any way to compile this without netbeans? I'm using eclipse, but I can't import the project, and I don't feel much for compiling it by hand...
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
One sec, I'll update the repo and add an eclipse folder.
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
[MENTION=5753275]dummie999[/MENTION] Added the folder, added the project. Not sure which branch it's in, though.. :o
[Android Software Development] dummie999:
Thx, it works!
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
No problem! Glad it's all working for you :)
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
Attention all Developers Using JDroidLib!

Dear developers using JDroidLib,

due to recent actions of some developers, requiring me to take down a total of three programs from Download.com and Chip.de, I am changing the licensing of JDroidLib.

I'm sorry that this has to happen, but I'm not a fan of my software being used for free and people making profit off of it, without mentioning me, linking any websites or even mentioning the software they use.

The latest commit to JDroidLib's repo contains the latest licensing.

From now on, JDroidLib licensed under the GNU GPL (General Public License).

If you would like to use JDroidLib in your proprietary software, please message me on Twitter, Facebook or (even better) Google Hangouts/Via email, and I'll give you the details on the use of JDroidLib in proprietary software. In a nutshell, I'll ask for a small fee, however, then you will receive full support regarding any issues with JDroidLib.

I'm sorry for any inconvenience, but I am no longer willing to have people make profit off of my hard work and not even mention me.
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
A quick update on JDroidLib!

JDroidLib received a major code overhaul. This update WILL break things, but this change is for the better.

All the major classes' constructors have been made internal and I have implemented singleton-methods

You can find the full commit here: https://github.com/Beatsleigher/JDroidLib/commit/13241c9c561174ac4ef94eae8adcda2d647e8b7b

Enjoy!
[Android Software Development] linhbs:
Can you record video using JDroidLib.new? Thank you very much.
[Android Software Development] Beatsleigher:
JDroidLibv2

Hey everyone!

JDroidLib is currently being revamped in a second version: JDroidLibv2!

Source code can be found on GitHub

All other relevant information can be found in the new thread!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shadowdh:
Hi all,

bought a samsung micro sdxc card from amazon... its the 64gb class 10 version here http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B009HPFUGI/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 received it and put loaded all the files from my 32gb card onto it and put it in my phone... all of a sudden the folders are all reading as empty and my card has 55gb on it (there was one file not in a folder that was read for some reason)... so put it in my laptop to see why they are empty or if they are and it turns out that a bunch of folders and files now had the u in place of the first letter of the folder/file name eg uovies, uooks, uusic etc... so I formatted the card using the phone and tried again... same thing... sigh... so formatted the card on laptop and tried again and this time only about half the folders appeared empty... soooo replaced the folders that were not being read and tried again this time more folders reading as empty... so I the replaced every folder individually and that took a while, checking every single time that the all the files had transferred into the new sdxc card... success... all files were there and so I put the card into my damn phone and ffs only the single file not in a folder was being read again... sigh...

to compound it sometimes the phone would say the card was damaged but I would mount it and it would read it was there fine... just nothing in the folders... I have read there are problems with these things and just wondering if anyone has found a fix yet... looking at returning it to amazon if I can not figure it out...
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pisanoid:
You could try changing the file system type, so for example if you're using fat32 you could try to format it in exFAT.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kcttocs:
Sounds like a bad card or bad phone :(

For what it's worth, I've found out that the Samsung galaxy S4 will format your card to fat32. fat32 will only support files less than 4gig. The phone it's self will only support files in that range as well. Found that out after trying to share a few MKV type movies over 4 gig with some fellow S4 owners. Also the 64gig cards are defaulted to exfat, so no need to format. When I transferred my files from my exfat 32 gig card to my 64 gig card, all I did was copy all the folders to my computer and dragged them over to my new 64gig card and was easy as pie.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shadowdh:
thanks did that and still had troubles... sigh...

formatted it via phone and laptop... in the end I put folder by folder on the card and tried to see if it still worked... was going well till I got to a certain number of folders then the phone kept telling me that the card was damaged... getting a replacement from amazon now and will see how that goes... btw I dont have any files near 4gb... just loads of smaller files...
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boss-619:
from my experience with 32 GB and 64 GB, both are corrupted regardless of they genuine or not.

i suggest you to go to 16 GB

http://www.phonearena.com/news/SanDisk-says-it-produced-some-bad-32GB-and-64GB-microSD-cards_id40986
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] quailallstar:
So I entered a contest online from Negrielectonics for an chance to win a new Kindle Fire HD from them last week and I won! :) Time to brush up on mods that can be done with the device. :good: Great early Christmas gift too!
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] r3pwn:
Is it the 2012 or 2013 model?
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] quailallstar:
You know what? Good question. I have no clue because it doesn't say anything on their site. Hope its the latest model.

http://negrielectronics.com/amazon-kindle-fire-hd-sweepstakes
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] r3pwn:
If you're looking to modify it, no you don't. The 2012 model has tons of mods available, but the 2013 has none.

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Looks like the 2013. Sorry, man. They have the exact same specs.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] quailallstar:
Guess I'll have to wait until more mods are released then...
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] r3pwn:
Well, currently you can root it. That's it. I'm trying to work on bootloader unlock or equivalent. :)
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] quailallstar:
Awesome. I'll be waiting patiently to do more than just root. Now hurry up! J/K.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] r3pwn:
There's a chance that it might not even work, though. We can only hope.