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[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] EmptinessFiller:
Each platform (android, iOs, WindowsPhone) needs an own app. So you have to code same app three times.

But there are some frameworks like PhoneGap which creates all three apps out of one code.

If you want to use PhoneGap ur App must be coded in Html, & JavaScript.

If you want to code native Apps, you have to use Object-c for iOs, Java for Android and C# or C++ for WindowsPhone.

Regards
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] american.swan:
I cant program an app in C for Android. I didn't know that.
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] xTurtlex:
Which is better to learn? Html or Java? I have plenty of time to learn the language, just need to know where to start. I would moest likely use PhoneGap.
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] iamgeek:
there is no comparison of both the languges but if you are asking for development then you must go with java :thumbup:
[Online Courses, Schools, and Other External Resour] oftc007:
Depending of the complexity of the App, the time you have it for delivery it and other factors, you can choose from make a native App or a Hybrid App.

Native App: You need to use the native languague of each platform, which means that you need codify the same app for each platform on their native languge.

Hybrid App: One code for all platforms, in this case you codify the app with web technologies like HTML and JavaScript using frameworks like PhoneGap, Appcelerator and many others you can find in the web.

Other thing that is important when you are choosing between those two approach is that the performance of the native App will be always better, but for simple Apps, the hybrid approach offers a good overall performance.

Best regards!
[G2 General] uniquenameevo:
How are they holding up? I hate my screen saver...and I miss the feel I had on my iphone.

I've literally never broken a phone, so I won't pay monthly for insurance...but I don't know the durability level. My GS3 still is scratch free after almost a year...will the G2 screen hold up?
[G2 General] lumpysherman:
Still doing awesome, no scratches at all. Lives in my pocket with change and sometimes keys.
[G2 General] xdafoundingmember:
What is improved in gorilla glass 3 ?
[G2 General] Steamer86:
Scratch resistance and thickness. Shattering its easier I hear because there is more pressure.
[G2 General] PAGOT:
Ah well, like normal? For sure better as the iPhone. (Even though I had only 3 iPhones) Scratches happen everywhere, depends if you can see them or not. Mostly not if screen is on.

I got some scratches from the Quick Window case (really bad design) and I am repeating myself, there is for sure a thread where this was already answered...

No idea... LG G2 has Gorilla Glass 2.
[G2 General] xdafoundingmember:
No it doesn't ....a'll the specs I seen says gg3
[G2 General] PAGOT:
Oh really ? http://www.corninggorillaglass.com/products-with-gorilla/lg/LG-G2
[G2 General] xdafoundingmember:
Search this has been discussed before...

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http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2453526&page=4
[G2 General] PAGOT:
I did you do not see the link in my previous post?... from Corning... Not sure what else you would need....

You search and get your sources straight and believe what you want :) .

I could care less if its version 9... it gets scratched... everything can get scratched.. and I am done arguing with you :)
[G2 General] KB112:
I never use screen protectors. Only when going to the beach. That's about the only time and that's if I remember to do it.
[G2 General] xdafoundingmember:
Like I said 8f you read throughout that post ppl have the same argument maybe I will try to contact corning
[G2 General] jerverg:
Almost 2 months use of no protection on the screen whatsoever and it's still good as new when I wipe it clean. :)
[G2 General] hackarchive:
I did this for a month and one day i had to pick sth up on the floor.My phone got out and started gliding on the very soft fake wood stage I was standing on.After that I won't ever use it without a screen protector or a case.Get one not because u need it but because u have to be ready for whatever.Now I just toss it around.

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LG G2 gorilla glass 2.Abbreviate and u have LG G2 GG2!lol!
[G2 General] Stefanakii:
I hate the feel when I touch the screen when my hands are like a bit wet or smth, it feels smudgy and leaves prints on the screen that's why I don't like using it naked
[G2 General] SomethingWild88:
My biggest pet peeve is a naked screen. Every smartphone I've ever owned, the first thing I did was put a screen protector on it. I don't want a scratched screen!
[G2 General] Raverrevolution:
Still naked here without scratches. The screen is holding up very well.
[G2 General] uniquenameevo:
Thanks all, I didn't expect so many answers so quickly.

Don't look, I'm about to get naked.
[G2 General] xdafoundingmember:
Rofl
[G2 General] bugradurust:
little attention, I would not be anything
[G2 General] RPAusCan:
I don't know if it was meant for this, but my G2 (Rogers D803) came with what is a fairly decent screen protector right on it. I thought it was just one of those plastic films that would peel off by itself over time, but it's lasted over a month and still going strong. I bought screen protectors to put, but haven't had to!
[G2 General] CoronaLVR:
I have the phone for 2 months now.

After using an iphone for 2 years with 0 scratches, the G2 is already is all scratched up.

Most of the scratches are very light and I can barely see them but one is deep and I can feel it with my fingernail.

The phone is mostly in my pocket and I have never dropped it, I have no idea how the scratches got there.
[G2 General] xdafoundingmember:
Maybe your iPhone screen was to small to see the scratches it had ?
[G2 General] ManyouRisms:
I've got a few scratches just from pulling out of my pocket tbh. Bought invisishield and am fairly happy with it
[G2 General] solaris2k:
I don't feel comfortable using my phones without protection I got lazy for a few weeks on a previous device and the screen got scratched I won't make that mistake again on any of my current or future devices. My favorite right now are tempered glass protectors but since I've read there's a slight curve on the G2 screen even though I don't notice it I don't feel like wasting money on a chance it won't fit so I use my favorite alternative ZAGG protective film. It plays really well with the Spigen Slim Armor case.
[G2 General] DornoDiosMio:
I want to feel the screen without a 'corning condom' on it. Just like I want to feel...... you get the point.

Had an Ipod Touch 4 forever, used a screen protector on it for a while, took it off and used without while waiting to replace and liked the feel a lot better, so decided not to put one back on. Screen is in perfect condition to this day, although it is not a phone and is subject to fewer 'oh crap' phone moments.

I also own/ed an HTC One X+ which, I am about to sell since I just got this sexy LG G2. I've had it for just under a year now and the screen is 'practically' perfect. After reading an earlier thread like this I turned it off and placed it directly under a very bright lamp rotating it at all angles. I did notice a few very faint lines, but, even when inspecting in that manner they were near invisible. However, I am very careful with my phone(s) and I keep it in my front left pocket with my wallet/checkbook with the screen flat against the leather surface of the wallet, which covers it completely while in my pocket. I don't put anything else in that pocket.

I can't believe some of you keep your phone/keys/coins in the same pocket together. I'd be freaked out about doing that even with a screen protector.

One last thing, after a cpl/few months of babying my newest phone, I generally quit caring about them and just treat them as a phone, like normal people do, lol. So, even when doing that the HTC sustained remarkably little damage. I'd have said it had no damage at all if I'd not gotten out the Inspector Clouseau to take a closer look.

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This does scare me a little, but, I still just love the way my finger glides smoothly across the glass w/o a protector. Occasionally on my Ipod Touch 4, I'd notice my finger kind of 'hugging' the surface when trying to drag it across the screen when playing games and it became annoying and slightly uncomfortable if I had any irritation around my cuticles. <- Yes, I am OCD.

So, yeah, I guess I'm going to risk the damage and hope it is minor enough I never notice and that it does not affect resale value much if it is damaged. Thankfully I can upgrade in a year anyway, since, I stole my old mans 'dumbphone' upgrade to get the G2! Thank god for old people and their fear of technology!!!
[G2 General] ajamer:
I was under impression that the gorilla glass 2 on this thing would make it fairly scratch resistant, nope

today, pulled it out of my coat pocket (which is zippered) and I got a big deep 1.5" scratch across the bottom. Ordered a screen protector that minute online.

don't risk it, just get a screen protector for a dollar
[G2 General] MasK:
I had my S4 for 5months before and it was flawless when I sold it.

As for my G2, I already had a few hairline scratches within a couple of months. I'm wondering if this is because it's Gorilla2 as opposed to Gorilla3 for the S4?

I'm a pretty careful user with a dedicated pocket for my phone ALWAYS.

I'm currently using a glass SP for about 2 weeks+ now. I hate it because the G2 screen curves and the SP does not stick to the edge. Planning to go back to being naked. The hairline scratches are hardly visible though...
[G2 General] metalboy94:
Got a pretty nasty vertical scratch across the navbar (when i hold the phone in portrait orientation). It does not affect images but it's sometimes visible in sunlight. '7 on the Mohs scale' my arse, i think a metal part on my jeans pocket did it.
[G2 General] markcyst:
Anything that can scratch the screen, will easily scratch through a plastic protector...
[G2 General] PAGOT:
I would say this has nothing to do with Gorilla 2 vs Gorilla 3...

I had an SGS now my dad has it, and its hardly scratched, The plastic peaces are already breaking on it, from the wearing out and falls and that phone never screen protector.I had it flying 5m across my room and sliding few meter on the ground as well..

I think that this does not depend on the phone, on the GG version. Its just like with everything. Something some variable happens while production, delivery, while using the phone, which makes it "softer" susceptible to scratches on some conditions.

Or harder and then breaking, cracking.

There are ofc conditions or ways of how to scratch the glass ALWAYS. But many ppl will tell you that they never gotten them in a situation like that.

Its just nothing is the same quality and no two pieces are really the same.

And that is why I seen across the board always a pack of ppl complaining in EVERY DEVICE section. "Oh I got scratches"

Those ppl will complain (me included) no matter what, and the hundreds of thousands/ millions ppl with good screens wont say nothing. ALSO because the threads speak only to the ppl that have those issues, or for regular ppl. If you make statistics, how many ppl are posting, caring about these kind of threads, would be interesting to see.
[G2 General] IntelligentAj:
I ordered the Super Shields HD screen protector and I can't even tell I have a protector on it
[G2 General] WheresTrent:
I refuse to answer the question, don't want to jinx myself. :cowboy:
[G2 General] MajorSuccess:
I had an iPhone 5 before, and it had a few scratches. And I baby my phones a lot. I just bought a G2, and after about 3 weeks, it's still perfect. Hopefully it stays that way for a long, long time. I don't use screen protectors, either. I gave up on them.
[G2 General] DHM078:
For those who don't like screen protectors, try a tempered glass one. I mean, it's basically the same thing as a naked screen, you're touching a sheet of glass, but if it gets scratched up you can just remove it and it's all clean again.
[G2 General] Steamer86:
Still waiting for a decent built tempered screen protector.... using cheap ones till.
[G2 General] toeshot:
Never used a screen protector on any of my devices and I never will I have. I have seen people use them and they are ugly, get scratched easier than any glass I have seen. My G1 had scratches, minimal though. My Samsung galaxy Vibrant didn't have any scratches until I let an ex-gf's daughter use the phone for a while then she dropped it, on the cement, glass first. Glass was cracked and a couple of scratches. My SGS II I dropped and cracked the glass, phone still worked and I had very light scratches from the drop. I let a gf's daughter use it and she gat a deep scratch into it somehow. SGS III No Scratches had it for over a year, in pocket with change and keys and dropped several times. LG G2 No scratches.

My theory, young girls scratch phones, don't let them use them lol j\k
[G2 General] :
Hahahahhahaha
[G2 General] byproxy:
just thought i'd chime in. i'm bumbed - this is the first phone i've had in a long time that got scratched. i carry naked in my pocket. had an s3 before. no scratches. this phone in only a couple months has developed scratches. perhaps just a fluke. i couldn't say obviously. but figured i'd chime in in case anyone was curious. wish there was some process for buffing scratches out!!
[G2 General] SKyRocKeting727:
Those of you brave G2 owners without screen protectors...beware if the beach. Little sand particles will do harm.

Sent from my JEE TWO
[G2 General] chazglenn3:
I'm not a fan of screen protectors, either. Never use them dating back to my Palm Treo. I am however a huge fan of the latest flip covers...especially the smart ones like the Quick View I have on my G2. Protects the screen when in a pocket, but is naked for use. Perfect for me! I had a flip cover on my Note 2 also.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AegonTheDragon:
Hello, I came from the verizon GS3 and was pretty much a crack flasher and had it rooted and everything. I also ended up soft bricking my phone a couple of times. I kinda want to avoid that so I'm a bit in doubt on rooting. I've seen that the rooting seems fairly easy but I hear people not being install the recovery and the flashing seems kinda risky as well. I just want to install some of the xposed mods and have it rooted, can anyone give me some guides on the easiest ways of rooting and installing a custom recovery? Also is there any chance of a toolkit or an easy do it all software coming out any time soon?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jimi Mack:
Look through the Development section below and or the Development section for your carrier.

http://xdaforums.com/lg-g2/development
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] lkspooky:
DO NOT attempt to activate swap on exhibit 2 using this method http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1659231

It will cause a hard brick to the point of NO RETURN

NO DOWNLOAD MODE

phone gets recognized as qhsusb_download aka Qualcomm testing mode... IT WILL BRICK

This happened to me

Farewell Galaxy Exhibit/ Exhibit 2 users :(:(:(:crying::crying:
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] Proud2banoob:
Sad, lkspooky. I am sorry to see you go, but thanks for letting us know what happened, so people here don't make the same mistake.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] TripFX:
Sorry to here that thanks for the info
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] lkspooky:
I miss my exhibit

It was a great phone with an awesome community but I have moved on to a Lumia 521. Windows phone 8, here I come :)
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] lkspooky:
BTW I have bricked both the first two exhibits

I bricked both of them...
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] Proud2banoob:
You bricked the Lumia?
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] lkspooky:
No I meant both exhibits

I bricked both exhibit 1 and 2...

No more Samsung for me...
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] Proud2banoob:
Got it. Sorry to see you go.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] anshul:
Had exactly same effect on my phone few weeks back

I just love this phone and trying to get it back. Happened after following the same article but can't blame that. I think the swapper app picked up some wrong partition to use as swap partition and deleted it. :(
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whodatfan:
Little confused on the firmware version I have. When I open a command prompt in adb fastboot with the "fastboot getvar all" command, it shows "version-main- 1.26.502.12" which is an old firmware. When I check the settings "about" page on the phone it shows build number 3.62.401.1. Isn't the build number listed on the phone the current firmware? Here's the fastboot command prompt:

(bootloader) version: 0.5

(bootloader) version-bootloader: 1.44.0000

(bootloader) version-baseband: 4T.21.3218.21

(bootloader) version-cpld: None

(bootloader) version-microp: None

(bootloader) version-main: 1.26.502.12

(bootloader) version-misc: PVT SHIP S-OFF

(bootloader) serialno:

(bootloader) imei:

(bootloader) meid: 00000000000000

(bootloader) product: m7_ul

(bootloader) platform: HBOOT-8064

(bootloader) modelid: PN0712000

(bootloader) cidnum: 11111111

(bootloader) battery-status: good

(bootloader) battery-voltage: 4100mV

(bootloader) partition-layout: Generic

(bootloader) security: off

(bootloader) build-mode: SHIP

(bootloader) boot-mode: FASTBOOT

phone is superCID, s-off, unlocked, running viper 3.5 rom.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UCFour:
Its not compulsory to have the same buildnumber and firmware version

from the details above...i guess u might have flashed an older firmware (1.44 hboot)

you can flash the recent firmware of 3.62 build..mostly it would be of 1.55hboot in RUU mode as you are S-off
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whodatfan:
It's an original launch day phone, so that is the original firmware as I didn't perform a firmware flash. I just unlocked, rooted/rom, and got s-off, superCID. So do I need to relock the bootloader to do this firmware flash? I'm gonna use the nowipe 3.62 firmware. If I do need a relock, do I need to unlock the bootloader again after or can I still flash roms with s-off locked? Sorry for so many questions, I'm coming from years of iOS jailbreaking and just starting to get into the android developer language. Any help is always appreciated.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UCFour:
You dont have to relock and unlock bootloader because you are s-off...you can flash firmware directly in RUU mode or run an RUU.zip or RUU.exe to update your firmware
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whodatfan:
Thanks bro. That's what I was wanting to know. Appreciate the info.:good:
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alvaroaze:
Hi, I just got my white 32gb Nexus 5 today and it reboots every 2-3 minutes. I've tried factory resetting, tried not installing any apps, tried flashing stock rom, nothing works! While the phone is plugged in it doesn't reboot, but as soon as I remove the usb cable the rebooting returns.

Anyone got any ideas on how to fix this? I live in Brazil and bought the phone on the US so it will be very difficult to get a replacement from Google.

I'm depressed, first my N4 was stolen, now this :(
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OptimusVDarwin:
Try going into recovery mode to factory reset/wipe
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xBeerdroiDx:
he already did that.

OP, you said you tried installing stock rom, was that a zip from recovery or was it the factory img via fastboot?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OptimusVDarwin:
That can also mean he did it through the phone but not through recovery
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alvaroaze:
Factory image.

Btw, the rebooting is happening since I first started the phone, without root or unlock. I only unlocked after the problem, so I could flash the factory image.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xBeerdroiDx:
reset to stock.

rma.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alvaroaze:
Made a video showing only the stock apps and the rebooting: http://youtu.be/TDzBoII6qaQ

First reboot at 1:07, second reboot at 2:18
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jd1639:
The cpu cache has been bad on some units causing kernel panic and rebooting. You have it, RMA is your option. Sorry about that
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alvaroaze:
Meh, that sucks :(

Does anyone know how google handle RMAs from people outside the US? The Nexus 5 is not avaiable in Brazil yet :/
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssconceptz:
Actually mine did the same thing. Sideload 4.4.1 update and it will fix it. Mine stopped doing what yours is doing as soon as I updated.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alvaroaze:
Updated it, it worked for like an hour but then the rebooting began :(
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssconceptz:
Make sure you did a factory reset and wiped it completely. If the boot loader was unlocked, lock it. I had 110% the exact same symptoms as you. You may wanna do the Google method of reflashing 4.4 then sideload 4.4.1 all on a clean wipe.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssconceptz:
Try setting your lock screen to none. When I had a pin set it rebooted.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alvaroaze:
Wiped it in stock recovery, flashed factory image, sideloaded 4.4.1 update, locked bootloader and now the phone randomly shuts down instead of rebooting, lol. To turn it on again I have to press power for 10 seconds, which is really weird.

I never used a PIN lockscreen, it was always "slide". I will try setting it to "none" and see if it helps.

Thanks for the help ssconceptz
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alvaroaze:
Still shutting off :(
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssconceptz:
Yea I think I jinxed myself coming in here now mines doing it. The bad part is Google won't touch your device if it didn't come from the play store and LG won't touch your device because Google told them not to. If you didn't officially buy it your somewhat SOL.

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That happens to me to its not that it shuts down, its on but the screen doesn't turn on when you press the button so you hold the power then the device reboots. Happens to me.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssconceptz:
Hey try rooting and using Clockworkmod not TWRP and flash CM11 and 4.4 gapps. No reboots since.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lbingham:
That was the problem with the old G2x. Turned out to be faulty batteries. You might want to try pulling the back of and check your battery connection. It could just be loose.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssconceptz:
It's def not the battery, here are someone elses logs:

Fix this crap google!
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssconceptz:
Hey try this. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2547863