yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] thenobol:
heyho, this is my first application, and i wanted to share it here and get some feedback, about usability and stability.

Description:

it is just a simple and small app, that i wrote to help me converting between different bases (up to 36), to multiply/add/divide/substract numbers and to learn more about android programming.

i hope it is working nicely so i can release it on google play in some time ;)

thanks for your time and help, and happy new year :D

Features:

v0.9.7

- addition

- multiplication

- division

- substraction

- bases 2, 8, 10, 16

- different bases for inputs and results

- expertmode, bases from 2 to 36

- simple UI

- customizable scale

- resetting bases after restarting app

Download:

https://copy.com/oUKPLQsYVvFtxgl

Screenshots:
[Android Apps and Games] thenobol:
and can someone tell me how to make the screenshots smaller, big thanks in advanced!
[Android Apps and Games] Listy2021:
Upload them to tinypic and choose the Message Board option under Resize :good:
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tri0xinn:
Miracast support?... Just bought a push2tv.. Hoping it works with my phone..
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] datechnerd:
settings > share & connect> miracast on/off
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 20degrees:
There's a toggle on the notification bar.

Good luck, that push2tv sucks. It lags with Netflix.

LG G2
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] missiveusa:
Miracast works well on my F-Series Samsung TV. It won't connect with Samsung Allcast, even though both devices see each other, but the screen mirroring works through Miracast using Wi-Fi Direct.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] harmonyxda:
Does Full HD video go smoothly through miracast?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] missiveusa:
Not even close. The process is buggy, but it does work . However, using a Samsung GN 2 with Allshare on the same Samsung Smart TV worked as it should, with no picture degradation. I use it almost exclusively with online broadcast apps, so various other factors are at work, like wireless signal strength.
[HTC One X+] andreglud:
Of some reason, when I try use apps like Jeannie or OpenMic+, and errors comes up with "Unfortunately, VoiceDictation has stopped." Anyone got an idea what's causing this?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kobi:
Hi everybody

I finally got a valid handle using lineGetID opening the "Cellular Line" device.

I also mastered the wavein/wavout APIs.

What is the configuration that I should set for the various communication structures (DCB, COMSTAT, COMMTIMEOUTS)?

Right now I'm trying to implement a normal voice GSM modem, so I will be able to talk to users with analog telephones. I have i-mate jam with WM2003 (and TAPI 2.0).

Thanks ahead

Kobi
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kobi:
I solved the problem, but I think there left some more...

Hi everybody

I just thought about an idea of getting this information from the CPROG.EXE. I opened the cellular line device, in a OWNER || MONITOR state and I didn't kill CPROG.EXE. Then I used the lineGetID to retrieve the IO handle and get the communication structures, which I displayed using several message boxes.

Now, I have a question that I can't solve in such a way.

Are there any special things about implementing a GSM voice modem communication, i.e. special data frames I should send/receive the encoded voice, special protocol messages? Where can I find this information?

Thanks ahead

Kobi
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kobi:
Can I access the voice streams during conversation?

Hi everybody

I discovered that whenever a call is established, automatically I can make talks with my i-mate jam, without any code which implements queues between the microphone/speaker and the line.

Can I manage alone the streams of voice from the mic/speaker to/from line, or at least can I access these data blocks (in order to encrypt/decrypt it) ???

Thanks ahead

Kobi
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mamaich:
Re: Can I access the voice streams during conversation?

you cannot. When the call is in progress your mic/speaker is directly connected to GSM chip by a hardware. Audio does not go through windows.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kobi:
Little more question

Hi mamaich

First of all, thank you for your answer.

Second, I still have a question about it:

Does this direct hardware connection exist in all smartphones or just in the smartphone I'm using? (and generally how I can know it? does this feature have a name?)

Thanks ahead

Kobi
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] veins:
more informations

Hi mamaich,

Do you mind pointing me to appropriate documentation backing up the fact that a windows application has no control over the transmited voice once the communication is established ? It's not by lack of trust, I had reached the same conclusion but I need documentation backing me up on this for the company I work for (and that's how I found your post ;)

I am currently working on an application that acts as a voice filter for GSM voice communications. Some codecs require that the communication suffer no loss, no noise nor desynch (that is, it must be able to recover from an error). So far I've come up with several mechanisms to resynch or recover from a "bad state", but they are theorical and I can't figure out how to implement them since they need to act at the transmission level.

Any documentation ? Anything backing up the fact that it is, or not, doable ?

Thanks a lot, feel free to mail me
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] AddeBC:
Re: Can I access the voice streams during conversation?

You can still access the sound to encrypt decrypt...

What you are trying to do exists for WM5... www.securegsm.com
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] OdeeanRDeathshead:
That can only access the sound comming and going because it runs at each end. The microphone and speakers work fine and programs that use them can send the data they collect over a call as data to be replayed at the other end. This dose not mean that securegsm (or any program I have seen) can access the streams that normal voice calls use. Many (including myself http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=9761&highlight=wave+tapi ) have showed evidence of this lack of functionality in one way or another in other threads. I think the only way to reslove this so that this question stops coming up is for someone to pull apart a device and show what each pin dose on the chips in question. Until then maybe we need a sticky called "answering machines for ppc".

The only proof I would be willing to accept that this can be done would be a working program that can play a message over a call to a person at the other end who is not running any other software ( and not using the system speaker ). Other evidence that the device cannot do this kind of thing can be seen in the inability to generate custom tones. The only tones that work are the standard predefined ones used in linegeneratetone.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rudegar:
do a search for "voice mail" or answering machine or something

those threads have piles of info about the gsm module and windows not being intergrated and voice mail and so gsm voiceover is not possible
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] MontyBurns:
It's nearly off topic but can anyone tell me where I can get information about the functions stored in a dll file?

I need to collect some information (e.g. the state of the telephone or the gsm unit). In the easiest way is to call an API function and read a structure filled by the function, isn't it?

But where can I find information about which function is stored in which dll file or which functions exist, respectively?

Thanks in advance.

Monty
[Windows 8 General] iastonish:
Sup guys, saw a few people wondering about this particular tablet so I figure I'd offer some brief insight.

I picked the 64 gb model up from the Microsoft store website for around $380 shipped (I got the ten percent off for being a student)

First off this is my first windows 8 tablet and as a tech head im not opposed or particularly biased to any platform, I just like what I like.

Pros:

-Full windows 8, not limited like RT

-Windows 8 runs smooth on it. I was afraid initially after hearing Horror stories about lag and freeze ups, but so far it's ran perfectly smooth.

-The included keyboard. While kind of cramped the key action feels good to type on.

- True multitasking. I love the split screen feature similar to that of the note 3 and find myself using it a lot.

-The price. For a very fair price you get a full windows 8 tablet along with the keyboard. The surface 2 which isn't full windows would run you almost double the price after purchasing the separate keyboard.

Cons: (more like nitpicks you should expect at this price point)

- Build quality. While the software is great the budget price shows in the hardware. All plastic build, bit creeky, and it's a finger print magnet.

-Speakers. They seem funky. The placement isn't ideal and sometimes if you're watching a movie it might be better to use head phone's. Not totally unusable at all, but not that good either.

-Brightness. It will do, but wish it got brighter. The resolution is fine in my opinion it's the brightness that could use a boost.

Other people have been weary of the screen resolution, well don't be. It's not bad at all and it's one of those things where you won't really notice unless you're comparing it side by side or are a pixel peeper ocd about it.

All in all I'm super happy with my purchase. Haven't had any crashes or lag, windows 8 has been great in my small sample time. I like the usability of the tablet and the versatility it offers, it's good for both work and play.

I would recommend going with the 64gb. After booting it up I believe you actually have around 46-48gb free.

Any questions, just ask.
[Windows 8 General] iastonish:
Excuse any above typos. Just got the otter defender for my note and it's not the best typing experience lol
[Windows 8 General] docfreed:
Did You Have to Update the BIOS

I am on the cusp of getting one but I have read of horror stories with the charging/sleep behavior with the as-shipped BIOS (I believe it's 214) - and there is a new BIOS out on ASUS's website (220). Did you have any power issues or have to update?
[Windows 8 General] FloatingFatMan:
I picked myself up the 32gb model just before Christmas. First thing I did was flash the 220 BIOS. I've had zero problems what so ever. Those so called "horror stories" you mention are just morons with zero knowledge of how Windows handles sleep/hibernation behaviour.

It's a great little machine, well worth the money.
[Windows 8 General] docfreed:
Thanks - I figured that. Going to get one later today
[Windows 8 General] paperWastage:
the initial BIOS that came with the machine was indeed crap

new BIOS fixed a lot of the problems

I ordered a matte anti-glare screen protector... helps a lot with the low-brightness of the device (low brightness + glare = hard to read anything)
[Windows 8 General] FloatingFatMan:
I solved the low brightness with the simple expedient of turning off automatic brightness and setting it manually. Looks much better.
[Windows 8 General] madsquabbles:
I had it for a few days and took it back for only little nit picky reasons. I was very happy with it, but it didn't get dim enough for me. at the lowest setting it was burning my eyeballs untio my eyes adjusted - I do a lot of night surfing and reading. other than that and the crappy sd card placement it was one helluva tablet. my only problem is tha I was always using it as a laptop and for the price I could get a better speced (in some areas) laptop.

I still kinda wanna get it again and just might if it hits $350 for the 64. I had the 64 and got it from wal-mart.
[Windows 8 General] iastonish:
That's odd because one of the biggest complaints is the lack of brightness on the tab.

In regards to the first question I haven't updated anything or had any power issues with it.
[Windows 8 General] madsquabbles:
i've just always had sensitive eyes- great night vision, but hate lots of light. my 64gb came with bios 220 preinstalled. it didnt have the 3A charger some are reporting coming with the new batches and with the 500GB version in EU.
[Windows 8 General] paperWastage:
3A charger? really?

tried a 2A charger on my asus, didn't seem to charge any faster. any link to someone who got a 3A charger?

plus the overheating issue that chromebooks had with 3A chargers http://www.pcworld.com/article/2081...gers-recalled-due-to-fire-and-burn-risks.html
[Windows 8 General] SixSixSevenSeven:
I doubt the charging circuit is ever capable of drawing 3A.

In electronics you dont force current around a circuit, the components draw current instead. If the circuit only draws 1.5A and is on a 5A supply, only 1.5A will be drawn from the supply.

I do have a 5A@5v supply somewhere.... utterly useless for tablets unless I want to charge 3 or 4 of them from on cable :P Nothing wrong with such high current supplies, the HP case was genuinely poor design chargers (underspecced regulator was my understanding)
[Windows 8 General] madsquabbles:
they've reported it on either the tabletpcreview forum or transformner forum. I didn't see any posts that verified that it pull 15watts or not. if the tablet doesn't request more than two amps then it's pretty useless to makes a 3 amp... unless it's a sign that future tablets will be and the 3 amp will be their new default OEM charger.

I swear I check the stock everyday hat my local Walmart and keep hearing the t100 calling me. I may just give in and repurchase.

one issue I did have with mine was that after my first round of windows updates my SD card reader acted up. after the next set of updates it worked fine. also, the charms bar only popped up if I swiped the top half in landscape mode.
[Windows 8 General] FloatingFatMan:
The model with the 3A charger is mainly the EU one with the 500gb HD in the keyboard dock. Clearly, the extra amp is to power the HD whilst still charging the tablet. It's likely that 2A wasn't enough to charge whilst docked, otherwise.
[Windows 8 General] docfreed:
Where did you order the screen protector from? And WRT the BIOS - I just got my T100 yesterday - very nice indeed but I see that ASUS removed the 220 BIOS from their site - any thoughts as to why this might be?
[Windows 8 General] paperWastage:
Got it from eBay, $9

2X Anti Glare Matte Screen Protector Guard Shield for ASUS VivoTab Smart ME400C

People say the vivotab has the same dimensions and layout as the Asus t100

Check the other Asus sites (global,america, Asia, Europe) sites... It probably is still there somewhere, dunno why Asus took it down. Maybe they found more bugs in the new release?
[Windows 8 General] FloatingFatMan:
The 220 BIOS returned to their support site today.

http://www.asus.com/uk/Notebooks_Ultrabooks/ASUS_Transformer_Book_T100/#support_Download

Make sure you use WinFlash to flash it though, not EZ Flash.
[Windows 8 General] docfreed:
Thanks - I installed 220 this AM using Winflash.
[Windows 8 General] KERKEDAGAIN:
BTW..223 is now up (been running an unintentionally posted version for a few weeks and all's good) :good:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rock-Ace:
Its a REQUEST...Developer please develop /Port ROMs and CWM/TWRP recovery for LG G PRO lite dual D686 . Thanks in advance if you can support our LG G PRO lite D686.:cool:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rock-Ace:
I have tried each and every method on net but Mobile uncle is not working and giving 'security error' after flashing recovery.. if I try to boot to recovery and SP FLASH Tool is unable to flash anything to my D686 ... its always at 0% even after following each step precisely in:

http://semayi.blogspot.in/2013/03/mx...r-or-twrp.html (for creating CWM/TWRP)

and

http://semayi.blogspot.in/2013/03/mx...-twrp-cwr.html (for flashing recoveries)
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] wroder84:
Does anybody know how to disable the sview software that pops up while the OEM s view case is installed? I'm wanting to have access to Google Music lockscreen controls while the cover is closed. Thanks
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] stanglifemike:
Should have saved $50 and bought a knock-off....

SwiftKey'ed from my White Sprint Note 3 via XDA Premium
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] int_architect:
If you don't want the S-view functions at all, you could remove the IC chip from case.

An excellent point although some folks have received a free case when they purchased their phones. Either way, he can still head over to ebay and get one if he doesn't want to screw up the OEM case.

N3 via Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] wroder84:
Knock off feels like a knockoff. But I have one in the mail so I will do a side by side. But you get what you pay for. I like the wake function but don't use most of the apps on the s view. I think it's crazy nobody knows how to turn it off. As much as we mod this should have been hacked a long time ago. This case just obviously isn't very popular with the people who do the modding. I will add info later to this post when i do a side by side. Hopefully it will be useful to someone.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] stanglifemike:
Or maybe it IS popular. I suspect the reason why no devs have wanted to disable the S-View functions is because that's the entire reason that bought it to begin with.

SwiftKey'ed from my White Sprint Note 3 via XDA Premium
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] wroder84:
Doubt that. I have the knockoff with the window and it's perfect with stock lockscreen and the lockscreen music far more usable than the sview cover software. There has to be another reason that's being overlooked.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] wroder84:
Lol, so the metal connectors in the case is actually just a simple piece taped to the case so I just peeled it off and at least I get music controls now. But the sview software has different touch sensitivity than the rest of the software so the screen is unable to be used while the cover is closed when not using the sview software.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] elias2204:
You could turn the extra sensitive mode on for the touchscreen somewhere in the settings. It's called glove mode or something.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] kms108:
isn't the music control part of the s view software using the window, if you somehow disable the s view feature, the music function will also be disable, if you must disable, have you tried going into.

settings/more/application manager/all, and try to mess around the software to disable the feature if it's available, becareful not to disable the wrong features or some phone feature might not work.
[Galaxy Note 3 Accessories] justin94:
Try sticking some tape over the metal connectors on the cover
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] feloox:
Hi, I have a MB860 rooted and running Cyanogenmod. A few days ago the touch and LCD died. (presumably by break Flex).

I want to recover my data and pictures of internal storage, but the phone has PIN lock screen and only USB Charge for default (I can't change to Storage mode). When I connected to the PC I can access to RSD mode.

How I can recover my data with broken screen?

Thank you and have a nice 2014.

Greetings from Chile.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] palmbeach05:
In the development section, there's a thread that discusses dual boot. Use that basis to copy the internal storage to an sd card or to your computer. There's not much you can do without the screen :/
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andresrivas:
Via ADB, you can copy contents from internal SD to external. Cp /sdcard/DCIM /sdcard-ext/bk_camera for example (the paths won't fit, I don't remeber the right ones for cm7)

Hit the damn thanks button instead!

Enviado desde mi MB860
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ravilov:
You didn't say which CM version you're using. There are at least 4 generations available for the Atrix.

You can try this via command line. Make sure you type it out exactly as specified. You type in only the bold stuff, the rest are prompts/comments.

[color=grey]>[/color] [b]adb shell[/b]
[color=grey]$[/color] [b]su[/b]
[color=grey][i]#-- internal SD[/i][/color]
[color=grey]#[/color] [b]echo /dev/block/mmcblk0p18 > /sys/devices/platform/usb_mass_storage/lun0/file[/b]
[color=grey][i]#-- external SD[/i][/color]
[color=grey]#[/color] [b]echo /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 > /sys/devices/platform/usb_mass_storage/lun1/file[/b]

That should make your SD card(s) visible as windows drives.

When you're done, do "safe remove" in windows and then this:

[color=grey]>[/color] [b]adb shell[/b]
[color=grey]$[/color] [b]su[/b]
[color=grey]#[/color] [b]echo > /sys/devices/platform/usb_mass_storage/lun0/file[/b]
[color=grey]#[/color] [b]echo > /sys/devices/platform/usb_mass_storage/lun1/file[/b]

This should work at least on CM7 (kernel 2.6).
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] palmbeach05:
[MENTION=2810848]andresrivas[/MENTION] [MENTION=2315905]ravilov[/MENTION] that was what i was getting at, i just didn't remember the exact command lines to input to get it done, thats why i pointed in the right direction.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] syngamer96:
An alternative would be to USB mount from CWM, presuming you are using CWM. I'm not sure how it goes if its in TWRP or other recoveries. I've done it in that fashion ever since my digitizer messed up. Still looking for a way to fix it. No parts sold where I live :(
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PolesApart:
The adb trick should run fine.

If you have original firmware(or some of the very alpha cm9/cm19 kernels w/ HDMI enabled) you can try connecting the hdmi to a tv and see if you have the mirror feature enabled. If so, you can see your screen. As for input, you would need a usb keyboard and the multimedia dock or a hack cable.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] TheStart:
I recently rooted my S3 and flashed cyanogenmod 10.2 stable onto it. I am still learning about rooting and other things I can do, but I can't find a way to block ads. I have read about ad away, but there was something that said it doesn't update on it's own and I would have to install the new version everytime. There was also a way to download it by installing f-droid? Should I just install that and then add ad away like that or is there a better/easier ad blocker? Thanks.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] codemonkey98:
AdAway is a good adblocker. However, using advertisements isn't fair.

But to make sure you don't catch any malware, the official link for AdAway can be found here.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Sashin:
Can anyone with gpe or 4.3 post a screen shot of your touchscreen settings file called

max1187x_touchscreen_0.idc

Located at

max1187x_touchscreen_0.idc in the /system/usr/idc directory

Thank you
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] blueether:
one better? pulled from 4.3 system:

# Device Type
touch.deviceType = touchScreen

# Touch Filter
touch.filter.level = 2
touch.filter.path = /system/lib/touchfilter/tftype4.so
touch.filter.tftype4.Enabled = 1
touch.filter.tftype4.AssumedDelayFactorA = -11.71
touch.filter.tftype4.AssumedDelayFactorB = 12.53
touch.filter.tftype4.AssumedDelayFactorC = -0.81
touch.filter.tftype4.MaxSpeed = 0.036
touch.filter.tftype4.PositionFactorA = 0.2
touch.filter.tftype4.PStablePositionFactor = 0
touch.filter.tftype4.DirectivePriorityFactor = 0.95
touch.filter.tftype4.LatestSpeedWeight = 0.9
touch.filter.tftype4.GapResolver = 0.8
touch.filter.tftype4.OrgSize = 8
touch.filter.tftype4.AccSize = 8
touch.filter.tftype4.AddInitialAcc = 1
touch.filter.tftype4.DefaultInitialAcc = 0
touch.filter.tftype4.DragRangeSize = 3
touch.filter.tftype4.NoAccDistanceMin = 15.0
touch.filter.tftype4.NoAccDistanceMax = 580.0
touch.filter.tftype4.NoAccRate = 0.3
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Sashin:
Thanks! It's the same as the one I'm on right now. My touchscreen goes crazy sometimes, especially during gaming. Trying to see if there was any difference.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] SpyderTracks:
On advice from [MENTION=4642591]hamdogg[/MENTION] I've adjusted the touch.filter.level to 4. Made a big improvement.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] Sashin:
Yeah, mine is set at 5. It's much better then before, but still goes nuts once in a while. Especially when gaming.