yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Sensation] ashkan-khatar:
Having explained all these, you should consider your digitizer, I suppose; as it takes place on stock ROM, and even in recovery menu.

SENT FROM WHATEVER IS NOT SOMETHING TO BE LOCKED AT, THE THING IS THAT IT IS SENT.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] HirogenX:
Good! Thanks, man!
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] stamatis:
Please use search before posting.

There are already two index threads that are more than enough.

Also, I believe that you have take many of the content from the one... Anyway...

Thread closed.

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[Index] REPO for all you need for your Nexus 7 FLO (2013) - Update 26 Nov 2013
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] astraopcuser:
What is the best setting for Wifi scan interval to save battery?

Im on poundrom 4.4.2.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jeetu:
As you are using 4.4.2. It's very new and have battery draining prob. As such there is no setting for wifi.

:)
[HTC Rezound] Cap'n Jazz:
I'm pretty inexperienced with rooting.. I think I may have messed my brother's phone up. I rooted his rezound and got cwm recovery working. I tried to flash a "TACHYON-1.2.zip" rom I found here and now it won't boot past the white background with green htc screen when I try to boot the phone. Please help me try to fix this! I can still boot into cwm recovery.

[EDIT] When I wipe data/factory rest it says error mounting /sdcard/.android_secure!

This was probably a mistake but I'm freaking out. I put CleanROM Standard 4.5.zip from here https://www.copy.com/s/uYOSaNCntCvx/CleanROM on another sd card and installed it after tying to wipe again. Now it boots past the htc screen and the CleanROM screen boots for a minute, then sticks..
[HTC Rezound] acejavelin:
You need to extract and flash the boot.img file from the ROM zip separately via fastboot. Extract the file and place it in an easy to access place on the drive (like same place as fastboot/adb) , then after flashing the ROM reboot into hboot and start fastboot, and use:

fastboot flash boot boot.img

Then reboot and be patient, sometimes the first boot seems to take forever.
[HTC Rezound] Cap'n Jazz:
Thank you for the reply, and sorry if I ask too many questions, but how exactly do I flash the boot.img file? In CMD? There isn't a flash option in my fastboot section of the phone, just BOOTLOADER, REBOOT, REBOOT BOOTLOADER and POWER DOWN.

http://img854.imageshack.us/img854/6248/ismh.png

This is how far I got in cmd if I'm headed in the right direction at all..
[HTC Rezound] acejavelin:
You start fastboot in the phone, that puts it in a mode to enter fastboot commands from a PC... You Don't do anything in the phone in fastboot, you use the fastboot command that is part of the ADB package. The same way you would have unlocked the phone on HTCdev.com to allow root or CWM to be installed.
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
To borrow from the CM11 thread.

- Place the boot.img into the platform-tools folder of the Android SDK's install directory.

- Boot to the bootloader.

- Ensure your device is connected to your computer and that your device is now in fastboot mode. This is a white screen and it says fastboot on it.

- Open a Terminal (OSX or Linux) or CMD window (Windows) and cd to the platform-tools directory of the Android SDK's install directory.

- Issue this command to flash the boot.img we placed in the platform-tools folder earlier:

Code:

fastboot flash boot boot.img

- Watch the output of the terminal, it should say something like "sent successfully".

- Finally send this command:

Code:

fastboot reboot

Since you're s-on, you'll need to do this whenever you install a new rom.
[HTC Rezound] Cap'n Jazz:
Thank both of you so much! I'm sorry I had to have you completely spell it out for me, but I appreciate the help and this forum in general so much!
[HTC Rezound] Cap'n Jazz:
I hate to bring this thread back, but it's the best place to ask about my problem. I'm trying to switch from Clean Rom on an HTC Rezound to Venasaur Rom v3.2.0 because I read that it will work with a Straight Talk sim. I tried installing with ClockWork and I get the new rom's boot screen, but it won't boot past that. I don't know what I'm doing wrong. I would really appreciate it if somebody could help me out again!
[HTC Rezound] pball52998:
Did you flash the boot.img this time? I would suggest after you get booted, trying rumrunner to go S-off... It saves sooo much time... I'm always switching between multiple ROMs because I'm s-off....

Sent from my HTC EVO 4G Running AOKP 4.2.2
[HTC Rezound] Devilish_Angel:
... you should remember one thing for sure. Because you are s-on whenever you flash any custom rom, you have to flash its corresponding boot.img file in fastboot separately otherwise you are gonna get bootloop ...

---------- Post added at 11:50 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:49 AM ----------

... and yeah. you should try to get s-off as you are already been suggested above ...
[Microsoft Surface] antys86:
I customized a luminosity curve for my surface rt, just edit the registry keys.

Download extract and run the attached .reg file and confirm the insertion of the Keys, then reboot the system.

Alert to make a backup of the old keys if you want to restore the previous state.

This change is compatible with all windows 8 but I have tested only on the surface.

Adaptive brightness varies proportionally to the user manual brightness, I suggest to manually adjust the brightness bar to about 20%, if you place the bar at 0 the brightness will be minimal with no automatic adaptation.

Appreciated thanks

New version v2

New improved version.

Try it and tell me if it's okay.

In the zip you will find the normal version and one with more brightness in the dark

I suggest to manually adjust the brightness bar to about 25%
[Microsoft Surface] Amax:
So you have a fix, that's great. But to what? You didn't state what the problem is. Neither did you way what you are doing differently over the default values. Why would me, or anybody else for that matter, want do download this?
[Microsoft Surface] antys86:
In my surface the luminosity curve does not satisfy me.

The display seemed to have only three levels of brightness, setting an average value (ie on the desk in the room in the morning) adaptivity did not fit values ​​for low-light (night) and lots of light, that is to say the brightness in the dark was not a minimum making it annoying for the view and unnecessary consumption of battery, instead with shaded light levels brightness became easily maximum, with again a waste of battery.

This forced me to move often the brightness bar manually, but now with my calibration does not touch more because it adapts automatically to any light condition.

Also the adaptation of brightness occurred after 3 seconds by the change of light, whereas now changes instantly in 0,1 seconds (100ms).
[Microsoft Surface] Alapar:
I like it a lot, just what I was looking for.

I use mostly in low light conditions my surface so it is very useful.

Just one remark: it is too sensitive so it is changing screen brightness very quickly even when I just touching the upper part of the screen and making a little shade on the light sensor...

So I think instead of 1 msec. would be better 3 msec.

Would you please and make a 3. version of the settings with 3 msec.?
[Microsoft Surface] antys86:
100ms not 1ms! However, this file will change only the time in 300ms
[Microsoft Surface] Alapar:
You are right, 100 ms. I was in a hurry. Thanks for the fast response and update :)
[Microsoft Surface] iXNyNe:
Your v2 seems to be working fine for me. Before applying it I could really tell when my surface was adjusting the screen, after applying it the transitions seems smoother and less abrupt.

I have been looking for documentation about how all of these things really work and the closest thing i could find was this link http://superuser.com/questions/644538/customize-adaptative-brightness-in-windows-8

but they seem to be using a different registry location than what you are and different registry names

regardless your settings seem to work immediately after restarting the sensor service
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] marinoss:
I have an I-mate JAM and a Parrot CK3100 BT Kit. Is there a utility that can detect the signal from the BT Kit and automatically to change the profile to "Car" = Bluetooth On?

I used to have this feature with my SE T630 and was very handy. Now I am using PocketZenPhone and I manually change the profile when I enter the car.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] chrispazz:
PHONEALARM

Bye
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] marinoss:
I also tried PhoneAlarm but I could't find a way to make it automatically change the profile to "Car". I have to select it manually :(
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] chrispazz:
Do you have a cradle in your car?

It can change to car profile when it is connected to a power supply and it is not present Active Sync.

C.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] marinoss:
No I don't have an active cradle that's why I can't use that feature. I dropped a line to PhoneAlarm and Zendrui (PZP) and I will wait to see if they can come with something...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ghatothkach:
hi

Questions on here almost never get answered especially the ones I post, but I will still ask...

I want to send notifications from my desktop/linux to the android devices on my local lan.

Is there a way/app to do that ?

G
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Critical Detox:
I believe this is what you desire, it hasn't been worked on for over a year but maybe it'll work for you. Good luck. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1844796

Sent from an Xposed LG-G2/LS-980
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ghatothkach:
thanks... will look at it..

however if its just LAN bases notifications, setting up cloud api, heroku seems to be a overkill

G
[General Questions and Answers] csouheil:
hello guys, i have seen there is a library called AndroidLib

can it be used to send and receive SMS through usb connection ?

isaw also it has a reference to AdbWinUsbAPI.dll

is there any documentation on how to use this dll to send and receive sms ?

thank you in advance .
[General Questions and Answers] CatsonAtoms:
I'm an idiot, I started a thread asking on hot to root a TravelTek m9703. After a little research I found that its a Rock Chip Dual Core Rk3066 Cortex-A9 1.6GHz chipset.

so now my question, which method would be the best for rooting this device? I know bricking is always a possibility, but is there a way i could save the factory firmware and restore to that FW in case something happens and I do brick it?

Running Android 4.2.2 Baseband version WM218 Kernal 3.0.36+ wld@wld#320

Thanks

CatsOnAtoms
[General Questions and Answers] CatsonAtoms:
double post

Double post
[General Questions and Answers] CatsonAtoms:
Doh!

I was just confused looking for "TravelTek M9703" and getting zero results. I then looked at the spec description from where i bought it

http://www.sears.com/traveltek-9.7-inch-led-google-android-4.2.2/p-SPM7198457209

I found it was running a Rock Chip RK3066 chipset

After I UTFSE I found this which had a nice batch file and it worked fine.

http://tabletrepublic.com/forum/cor...ooting-software-rk3066-3188-devices-5008.html

Thanks again folks.
[General Questions and Answers] djbeastman:
Gapps

Have you come across any info on Gapps? Particularly a working Play Store
[General Questions and Answers] BlackGoldS:
Install PlayStore

There is a way to install the PlayStore on that device ...becuase i have the same traveltek m9703 and it dont comes with the google play and search and that its not google certificated but i wanna know if the a way to install it
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Montague1:
Hi,

Is there any way to add a ClearType style/shadow to the app names on app drawer/homescreen? A Xposed module maybe?

The names sometimes get lost with the wallpaper.

Cheers!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] jack4211:
Is there any 4.4 rom on which ART is running perfectly..
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Heisenberg:
Have you read any of the 4.4 ROM threads? The stability and usefulness of ART has been discussed quite a lot since 4.4 was released. Please search before posting, more often than not you're not the first person to ask a question or discuss a subject, so the information is already available for you to find.

Sent from my Evita.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] antys86:
I customized a luminosity curve for my surface rt, just edit the registry keys.

Download extract and run the attached .reg file and confirm the insertion of the Keys, then reboot the system.

Alert to make a backup of the old keys if you want to restore the previous state.

This change is compatible with all windows 8 but I have tested only on the surface.

Adaptive brightness varies proportionally to the user manual brightness, I suggest to manually adjust the brightness bar to about 20%, if you place the bar at 0 the brightness will be minimal with no automatic adaptation.

Appreciated thanks

New version v2

New improved version.

Try it and tell me if it's okay.

In the zip you will find the normal version and one with more brightness in the dark

I suggest to manually adjust the brightness bar to about 25%
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] antys86:
Someone asked me why I did this!

In my surface the luminosity curve does not satisfy me.

The display seemed to have only three levels of brightness, setting an average value (ie on the desk in the room in the morning) adaptivity did not fit values ​​for low-light (night) and lots of light, that is to say the brightness in the dark was not a minimum making it annoying for the view and unnecessary consumption of battery, instead with shaded light levels brightness became easily maximum, with again a waste of battery.

This forced me to move often the brightness bar manually, but now with my calibration does not touch more because it adapts automatically to any light condition.

Also the adaptation of brightness occurred after 3 seconds by the change of light, whereas now changes instantly in 0,1 seconds (100ms).
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] ashwin1234:
Awesome, didn't know windows could be modded to do this! On a more related note, isn't the update interval a bit too high? 30x faster than normal seems a bit excessive and the battery drain would be very much more. If it is not too much trouble, could you perhaps make a version that updates every 1 second? This way people can download whichever one suits them best.

Thanks :)
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] antys86:
version 1sec

It is not the refresh rate of the sensor, but the time between changes in display brightness because of lighting conditions.

This parameter does not affect the battery consumption.

However, to keep you happy I attach the version by 1 second.

Tell me if the curve satisfy you in different light conditions.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] ashwin1234:
Thank you, going to try it out now. What do you mean it is the time between changes of brightness? Shouldn't the brightness only change when the sensor detects it? Or is this a filtering via an average for the time period method?

Going to try out both of them to see the differences. Will report back here.

Back!: guess I understand what you are saying, the timing is just the gap between the different brightness levels, not the sensor reading. Sorry for the confusion caused.

I found the 1 sec one to not have a wide enough brightness range, but your original 0.1 sec one works perfectly. Using it now!

Thanks again! :)
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] antys86:
Yes, is the time to change between the different levels of brightness.

1 sec or 0.1 sec, the luminosity curve is the same.

Just for curiosity on what hardware you have tested?
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] ashwin1234:
I'm using it on a surface rt. But now I notice in the dark, I can't manually increase brightness anymore. I didn't backup my registry either, but its okay.

Edit: I can edit the brightness manually if I disable the auto brightness under settings
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] antys86:
more light night

My intent was never to touch the brightness bar!

In this version, setting the bar more than about 25%, I raised slightly the minimum brightness
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] KERKEDAGAIN:
im using your original version on the Asus T100 and am loving it. Thanks!
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] antys86:
I'm happy for you. However, work in progress for a new version.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] Nitro Lopez:
does this work for laptops as well or just hand-help devices??
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] bountygiver:
only if your laptop already has the adaptive brightness feature, check your display settings.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] Nitro Lopez:
it does.. thanks for the quick reply..:good:
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] antys86:
Works with all desktop, notebook, tablet in any version of windows 8. Obviously if you have a built-in light sensor recognized by windows
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] nalrodriguez:
.Hey guys i been using this on the surfaxe pro 2 and i forgot to backup the defualt reg, i have no problems with it , i just wanted to compare wich i like the best, any chance any of you have the default reg backed uo.. thanks in advance
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] antys86:
On surface 1 just delete the ALRPoints key for the default curve value, on surface 2 I think is the same.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] aaron.helin:
Here you go ;)

I made a backup before deploying it on my Surface 2 Pro..

Since I applied it just now, I will need to test it before giving comments on how good it works for me..
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] antys86:
Also doing the restore of your backup, you must delete the key "ALRpoints".

This is the right backup
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] aaron.helin:
ok, thanks for the finishing touch ?
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] XTCrefugee:
Thanks antys86, I'm using just your ALRPoints values (the morelightnight version) on my Dell Venue 8 Pro, and finally auto brightness is usable! Brightness needs to be set at 100% for me though.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] antys86:
Theoretically setting it to 100% you should have the brightness always at maximum.

What matters is that it works
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] whisper74:
Even dimmer brightness possible?

Just stumbled upon this tweak, so glad I did!! Adaptive brightness is finally usable. Is it possible to make the display even dimmer than the default in low light? I'll keep looking, thought I'd ask here.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] antys86:
I didn't understand. Do you want still less brightness in low/minimum light? When you set the brightness bar at minimum is impossible, with this fix, drop below this value. The minimum and maximum is fixed by builder. I Can change the values ​​intermediate between there
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] burleanu:
Hello all,

For having different screen brightness you can change manually the values in the registry file.

I've changed the value marked on the photo to "01" an now I can have extreme dark screen brightness in extreme dark light conditions, with the slider set on max. I think is a hexa value.

Maybe you can use a bit higher value if you don't want that dark.

DON'T change something else!

DO BACK-UP before!

I attached a photo to see.

My tablet is Asus Vivotab Note 8

Credits to [MENTION=2099660]antys86[/MENTION]

Respect!
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] antys86:
yes, are hexadecimal values that you can change as desired but moving the bar to the minimum or maximum, you can not exceed those values
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] burleanu:
backlight rump-up and rump-down speed

[MENTION=2099660]antys86[/MENTION]

Considering that you know/learned those values behaviors can you tell the one responsible for the speed of rump-up and rump-down of the backlighting.

I have seen you have made one with updates at 1 sec but still it jumps directly to the values he see from the sensor. I will like one with more smoothly changes.

I don't like even that one because is still make the screen to flash when you move the hand above the screen. I had try to manually figure out but until no luck.

Can you help.

Im thinking about the speed of increasing the light to be a bit faster then decreases (for exemple when you get from dark to bright to get a bit more quickly readable) and the decrease slower, of course if possible.

I think from those values can be controlled but how I don't know what I change....

Respect

Thanks!
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] antys86:
You can change only the cs value in reg file.

This value is the required percentage change of light to cause a change in display brightness. It is specified in percentage change since the last display brightness change.

Try to set 10 or higher values in exadecimal
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] burleanu:
Man you are fast in reply :)

Then what are the rest of the values then.....

I discovered that one for the minimum brightness (the one in my early post) but the other you know for what they are?

I play now with some and is a bit more calm and also related to the percentage used on main lighting. I'm using it now on win10 and work ok, I think.

I modified the one at 1 sec.

Now is in tests, but if you want I can post it.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] antys86:
:laugh::laugh::laugh:

cri value is the time, in milliseconds, between changes in display brightness.

ALRPoints are the points of brightness curve in x y graph.

Don't touch ALRpoints, play only with cs and cri.

There aren't other values to change.
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] burleanu:
Of course I did touch ALRpoints.... :)... just a little bit

I play with the other too

For the moment I did something like the one I attached (if someone use it backup before).

At the moment I can say it becomes nearly like on android phone. Is not the same smooth change but not too far.

I'm going to search for other values , but for the moment I will keep this.

Waiting for opinions.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] zhuhang1694:
note 3 has so many kernels.it can oc mali-t628 to 800mhz!

if the note 2014 can use its capability,the gaming performance will be much better!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] Smac7:
we have barely any devs, mostly because of the high initial cost of the device and people being afraid to void warranty cause of knox.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] glensta:
Such a bummer, hopefully in the new year some devs will show up.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] user1t1:
Ok so from my understanding, the only thing x reality does is enhance the color of pictures and videos from your gallery. Which means if you send the file to another phone, the picture will look different from the one in your phone.

Because of this, i really dont see the point of the whole thing. It would be awesome if the effect that x reality will give you can be applied permanently to pictures taken from your camera. A lot of times, because of x reality, i thought my pictures taken with my camera looks awesome just to find out after transfering the file to my computer that it is actually a bit off..

So what is the whole point of xreality? Imo, it just adds confusion to everything. It shadows the actual look of your pictures.. Sure it looks good on your phone but only in your phone. If they can make your photo so stunning with x reality why not just make photos taken look that way instead?? Am i missing something here? I just dont understand. I feel like x reality is dumb and nothing but a marketing tactic to psyche out customers..
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] negrobembon:
I suppose its meant for your personal use only, enhancing the quality of the media YOU watch on YOUR device

this is only my opinion