yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" General] kschang:
The Keyboard Settings on HDX is hard coded for the Kindle Fire OS keyboard, but alternative keyboards *can* be loaded or sideloaded into a very confusing menu. This is how you get Swiftkey to work.

The steps should work for other keyboards as well. I've gotten it to work with Fleksy and Google Keyboard. YMMV.

1) Download and install Swiftkey to your HDX through Google Play Store (if you have hacked it onto your device), Amazon App Store, Aptoide or 1Mobile, or even sideload it. However you do it, install it.

2) Once you got it installed, run the Swiftkey app, which is also the installer. Keep going as far as you can until it tries to trigger the settings and so on. It probably will bring up Keyboard Settings, and you'll be utterly lost here.

3) Bring down notification, and go into settings (far right button, usually)

4) Go down to Language & Keyboard and tap it

5) Tap on "Keyboard Language" (should be 3rd one down)

6) Keep scrolling down the languages (and you'll see TONS) until you finally find Swiftkey, make sure it has a checkmark (if not, add it now).

Optional: Also enable any other keyboard you may have loaded. Beware that some keyboards appear here actually as a language. For example, Google Keyboard appears as "English (US)" if you have that installed, though Fleksy appears as itself.

7) Once you have checked all the keyboards you want to enable, scroll back to top

8) Tap "Default language", which is first choice, and you should get a pop-up of all the different keyboards/languages you enabled, and among them should be Swiftkey (or Flesky or whatever keyboard you put a check mark on in step 6) Pick your favorite keyboard now.

9) Hit BACK to go back to "Language & Keyboard" screen

10) Tap "Keyboard Settings" (4th choice?) If you had previously selected Swiftkey, this should bring up Swiftkey Settings, or perhaps the installer if you have not completed the steps like Sign into Google Plus to enable CloudSync. Complete any remaining steps in the installer.

Your new soft keyboard is now active! Enjoy!
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" General] glimmer00:
I've actually done this several times using the swiftkey apk from my phone extracted from a titanium backup. Every time I have tried it though the nav bar on the bottom (portrait mode) or right(landscape) has covered part of the keyboard making it unusable. I may have missed it in one of the other threads but what needs to be done to fix this? Having a working swiftkey would be great as the stock keyboard is really slow on long press combos like numbers and sometimes doesn't even recognize the first one.
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" General] rgonzruiz:
Indeed it's a bit annoying... The best I've been able to achieve is to set the keyboard size to the largest one and also select the extended keyboard option so that most keys are on top of the space bar... But still we need a fix on this one and I think the problem is on swiftkey 's side not recognizing the fireos bar...
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" General] dorpmuller:
Swiftkey has an undock setting. I activated that and just moved the whole keyboard up the screen further. Works fine for me.

Rich
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" General] gqukyo:
Where is this option located? I can't seem to find it.

*edit* Nvm, found it, haven't used Swiftkey in ages so forgot where the swiftkey icon was. For those unfamiliar with swiftkey, it's the second one from the bottom left. You can use this video as reference:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVeoy51IkME
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" General] kschang:
Undock is your only option. It's easy in landscape, but almost impossible in portrait mode. You'll have to guess where's the swiftkey button and from there, undock.

I was about to suggest "arrow keys" but I realized Swiftkey hides the arrow key option on the tablets (WHY!?!?!?!)
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" General] rgonzruiz:
Indeed I also thought of activating the arrow keys just to see it's not an option on tablets...

I don't like the undocking option as sometimes the undocked keyboard appears on top of the text field you're trying to type in, effectively blocking your view of the typed text...
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" General] from_PoolParty_import_GF:
Thanks for this post! I had really missed the language recognition ability of SwiftKey.

I haven't had any of the above problems due to the nav-bar covering the keyboard. Unless I update this post, you can assume I'm one happy guy :)

I installed Swiftkey from the 1Mobile appstore on a non-rooted device (Thor 7 inch, Kindle OS 4.5.5). There were 6 versions of Swiftkey available to install. The only version that worked for me was "Swiftkey Tablet Free," Version 4.2.1.202.
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Izinzx:
I have an Xperia Sp with a unlocked bootloader. Whenever I tried using the SEUS to reset my rom, it says that I have a modded rom. I need some help pls. Currently using CM11
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pulsa:
You must flash the stock rom using flashtool -> relock the bootloader -> restore TA partition

Sent from My XSP
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Schokonuss:
you could also repair with FlashTool. It supports unlocked bootloader.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meiyi2:
Where should I download CWM recovery 6.0.4.4 for my Samsung Galaxy S2? I went to the official site but it is not the latest. Please help.

Please delete. I created a new topic wit a title. Thanks.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2593257
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] johnadelic:
Happy New Years to the whole SGS4G community!

Sent from inside the time vortex
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] daothanhduy1996:
Happy New Year to everyone with all best wishes for both us and our 99-live kitty device :p
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mehedihassan:
need samsung copy s duos s7562 cpu 6575 flash file

phone was in pattern lock and dead while format in volcano

China Samsung S7562 flash file needed, please help me

Cpu mt6575

File size= 1.75gb

Analysis of system files...

PRELOADER addr:0x000000 --length:0x040000

DSP_BL addr:0x040000 --length:0x5C0000

MBR addr:0x600000 --length:0x004000

EBR1 addr:0x604000 --length:0x05C000

__NODL_PMT addr:0x660000 --length:0x400000

__NODL_NVRAM addr:0xA60000 --length:0x300000

__NODL_SECCFG addr:0xD60000 --length:0x020000

UBOOT addr:0xD80000 --length:0x060000

BOOTIMG addr:0xDE0000 --length:0x600000

RECOVERY addr:0x13E0000 --length:0x600000

SEC_RO addr:0x19E0000 --length:0x600000

__NODL_MISC addr:0x1FE0000 --length:0x060000

LOGO addr:0x2040000 --length:0x300000

__NODL_EXPDB addr:0x2340000 --length:0x0A0000

EBR2 addr:0x23E0000 --length:0x004000

ANDROID addr:0x23E4000 --length:0x20100000

CACHE addr:0x224E4000 --length:0x20100000

USRDATA addr:0x425E4000 --length:0x74000000

__NODL_FAT addr:0xB65E4000 --length:0x2C03C000

__NODL_BMTPOOL addr:0xFFFF0050 --length:0x000000

Format addr:0x425E4000 --Format length:0x31A1D000

>>Read phone information success.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrscorpion:
Your file

This is file you need

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[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Celtictiger:
Hi guys

Can any 1 remember the cab file needed for speed camera detection in uk with tomtom 5.2

_^.^_
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Celtictiger:
what software can i use on xda exec to alert me of cameras etc

_^.^_
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] ice_coffee:
go to www.pocketgpsworld.com or .co.uk ??? and follow the instructions to get the speed cam database installed and working with TOMTOM
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] sh500:
A free download for TomTom; seems to work great- warns you (visual and audio) of speed limits, cameras or anything else (POIs) you wish to have warnings/alerts for.

http://checkpoint.oabsoftware.nl/index.php?MainURL=body-download.htm
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Carnivor:
i thought checkpoint was only for TT3 as in TT5 you can pretty much the same using POI, alright the warnings aint quite the same but its less overhead
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] sh500:
True about the overhead with using CheckPOInt, although the latest version is designed to run with TTN v5.

Does TomTom give an audible warning? I think this is the main reason for having CheckPOInt- not an important feature for for everyone I should imagine.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Gajet:
Tomtom 5 will give you 1 audio warning based on distance to the camera. Checkpoint will give you 2 audio warnings based on time to arrive at the camera. However you should set up Tomtom to display the visual warning and checkpoint to manage the audio warnings only or Tomtom will get slow screen refreshes. Personally I don't bother with Checkpoint as I don't see the value anymore, although I loved it for Tomtom 3.

I should also point out the the Pocketgps.co.uk will be charging for future updates to their database at £2 a time or £19 for a yearly subscription to their site. However it is an outstanding database and they do deserve to start charging, especially as they intend to plow the cash back into maintaining the database to an even higher standard.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Carnivor:
just checked em, they're already charging, BUG**R!, i wanted one last update before it kicked in, ahh well off i go to find the wifes credit card :lol:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] griffog:
Aw c'mon £2 is all we're askin' (unless you've contributed prior to 1st Jan 06 or donated in the past via PayPal in which case you get Free lifetime subs.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] JRH:
Wish you luck with your charging scheme. Personally, it put me right off your site...
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] griffog:
Fair enough, it hasn't affacted the majority and the most of those who were eligible for free subs have applied and are sorted now.

If you realised how much work goes into it and the improvements we have deployed and have in the pipeline I'm sure you'd think different.

Did you ever contribute a location?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] JRH:
All the locations I saw were already listed.

I'm probably more aware of the work involved than you presume. I have maintained and provided public information thru websites in the past. Please tell me, when you started the database did you do it as a personal project, a public service, or with the intention to profit one day?

Now that you have made the database a commercial enterprise are you now complying with the many legalities of running such an enterprise, including insurance against possible claims regarding what you are supplying? And if it's not a commercial enterprise then surely you are fund raising and the better way is to request funds, through advertising, or a premium product vs a basic one (perhaps like DVD Profiler)?

BTW, how does your subscription policy tie in with this statement on your website "It is the joint policy of both the UK Department for Transport and the police to make the locations of these cameras as well known as possible."?

As I said before, I wish you luck but I'm not impressed and will be seeking alternatives before "subscribing" to your site...
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] griffog:
We've been a limited company for some time. When we started it was a hobby, but when it started requiring 30hrs a week each of input it outgrew that philosophy.

We're DPA registered, have PL insurance and have complied with all relevant legislation.

I wish you luck in your search.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] JRH:
I appreciate your prompt reply to my questions but you seem to have overlooked answering this point I made:

"BTW, how does your subscription policy tie in with this statement on your website "It is the joint policy of both the UK Department for Transport and the police to make the locations of these cameras as well known as possible."?"

In my search I found another company offering a camera database. They seem to differ from yourselves in that they have a team driving around the country verifying camera locations and also email subscribers whenever the database is updated. Their link is http://www.trafcam.com/database.htm. Are these things which you intend to do also? Or will you continue to rely on user contributions and produce only monthly database updates?

It might persuade people to subscribe if you give them reasons to do so, explain the benefits, and tell us exactly what has changed that now warrents a subscription. :)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] griffog:
I don't see how our having a subscription service affects that policy? Despite the stated aim of the UK DoT you will quickly find that they make it far from easy, if they did then we would not have a service worth using. All the other systems that have succeeded are subscription based.

We are already implementing a verification process and are preparing to offer live updates rather than monthly incremental ones. Our ability to map Mobile haunts far surpasses that of any other commercial database thanks to the huge number of users and we are now using a scoring system that allows trusted users to have their reports added more quickly than those that require verification.

Trafcam does not integrate fully with nav systems unlike ours and their PocketPC offering at £79 is rather more expensive than ours at £19. We also offer lifetime membership to the first member who reports a previously unrecorded fixed camera (subject to verification).

We additionally offer a utility that integrates with TomTom on PocketPC and GO units to capture locations easily and submit them for verification.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] JRH:
All very good points. I'll address them below:

1. It removes a free source of information.

2. Surely the time to charge is AFTER you have implemented them?

3. Yes, more expensive but offering more NOW. Plus the charge is 49/yr after 1st year. £30 is for software (see below). Palm users pay less in the first year.

4. Trafcam does integrate with the mainstream satnav apps.

5. Trafcam software allows you to spot cameras even if not running navigation software such as tomtom.

6. The purpose of your utility is designed to your advantage.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] griffog:
Clearly, I am not arguing that.

We are already implementing many, many more versions covering a multitude of nav systems is one.

How does it offer more, we have greater coverage and our system allows the cameras to overlay on the map, Trafcam uses a background app that opos up over the navigation system when an alert is triggered, that's not the optimum solution.

Integrate no, works in conjunction with, yes.

Because it's an entirely separate app, the vast majority want the data displayed on the map so they can see where the hazard is so run the navigation all the time.

Absolutely, but it makes the user experience better and if you spot a new canmera you can capture and report is far more easily and get the free sub as the reward.

If you prefer Trafcam then I'm glad you like it. I have no aspirations that we are the only solution available but for the majority of users ours is the better and the most popular by far.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] JRH:
At the moment i have no preference as I am still exploring alternatives. Trafcam was just one that came up on a search.

We could go on debating the pro's and con's of your offering for many posts to come, but I suspect with little to gain. I still maintain that you have brought in a charge very quickly, with no apparent improved benefits as yet, and that is not good for customers. I also think it would do wonders for your credibility with the public at large if you were to:

1. Remove the charge until such time as there are specific identifiable benefits.

2. Introduce a scheme of premium vs basic product charges.

3. Clearly promote what improvements are being made (or have, if that is the case).

4. Implement frequent database updates vs current monthly ones.

I'll leave it at that...
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] SiliconS:
On the other side of the fence...

I have no problem at all paying £2 to PocketGPSWorld for their database. It's been the database of choice for many many months (years?) and if they need to start charging a nominal fee because of the overhead of providing it then that seems entirely justifiable to me.

JRH, if you want to spend at least double the price for the cheapest alternative then that's your prerogative. You can vote with your credit card and see how you get on. :)

I rarely download the DB myself -- my last update was about a year ago -- but if by contributing to the database I can earn a lifetime's free updates then I've got a financial incentive to help maintain the information. (I never have before.) If the quality of the database continues to improve because more people are contributing then we all win; the only decision we need to make is whether we contribute or pay.

Time will tell whether PGW have made the right or wrong decision for themselves, but I can't really see how any reasonable person can object to their plan. £2 is nothing these days. I'm surprised you're putting griffog under such pressure to justify himself, JRH! :)

PS. There's a list of db changes on the PGW homepage that were brought in with the new charging scheme. Do they not comprise 'specific identifiable benefits'?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] DT39:
I've used the data base while it was free and will continue to use it for the very modest £2 or £19 yearly not a problem. Just think if it saves you a speeding ticket then it's well worth it, not that you should be speeding anyway!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] JRH:
I said I would explore alternatives. You seem to think I have already made the decision to buy Trafcam?

No pressure applied. Darren responded, thus inviting further comments. Initially I just said it put me right off his site.

DB changes alone do not equate to the benefits I highlighted in other posts - such as email update notification.

I appreciate you taking the time to participate in this thread but please do not try to flame the issues discussed. I presented my POV, answered questions, and rebuked some claims made. I wished Darren success and that still stands, but as with any business there will people who like what he does, and those that don't. I just happen to be one of the latter...
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] SiliconS:
:shock:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] tyl:
SiliconS wasnt flaming m8.

For my own part, Im wa....y dissapointed that they are charging now :( .

The last time I downloaded the DB in September 05, it was free.

But £2 aint much for an update. And the lifetime membership for submitting an update is pretty cool!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Gajet:
Actually I'd like to throw a little fuel on the fire if Darren is still reading. I have used your database for quite a long time and have allways been impressed with it's quality. However I can't help but noticing that the last free update that was offered seems to have a number of fake mobile sites on it, some of which are blatent due to having completely the wrong speed limit.

I have to drive through Hopwood just south of Birmingham everyday and to hear "mobile 40" from my Exec everytime now on the 60 mph A441 is just a tad annoying, especially as I have never seen a mobile camera there in the last 5 years. I have spotted others too.

Now there is a financial incentive to try and provide new camera locations has it provided an incentive to provide fake locations? How strict are new locations verified? My example shows that even the speed limit was wrong which makes me assume that this location has never been verified.

I would be happy to subscribe for a continued quality service, however I am concerned that I am now being asked to pay for something of lesser quality then I used to get for free.

Or was it just a case of making the last free update rubbish to encourage subscriptions to further updates?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] griffog:
If you let me know the ID's I'll investigate. Mobile sites are not added until a number of reports from different users are received so this shouldn't happen.

Mobile sites do not qualify for free subscriptions precisely because of this issue. Maliciously posted fake locations should be weeded out through our weighting and verification but of course mistakes do happen!

That would of course be madness and we would never do that, it would have caused more harm than good. It is the quality of our database that we pride ourselves on and much of the income raised is being used to develop new features and further improve quality and update frequency.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Gajet:
OK you can have Mobile:8242@40 for first instance

The limit for this stretch of road is 60mph and I pass it nearly everyday, (I do get some days off :) )

It is close to a regular site for the DVLA to do tax checks, but not really close enough for me to think someone mistook this.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] griffog:
Thanks, I'll look up the history for that location.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] MagicUK:
...Anyway

Few bucks saved in my opinion! But is this WM5 compatiable as the site seems to reflect PPC2000/2003
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] griffog:
Re: ...Anyway

Is what WM5 Compatible? Our database is OS independent, it's compatible with a range of nav systems.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] MagicUK:
Overview!?!

Darren,

Thanks for the response and the interest.

Okay I am now a registered user and am going to do a little more reading on your site as I have obviously misunderstood.

I will post if I have any furthur questions.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] superste2201:
yep me to!!!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] johnadelic:
Happy New Years to the whole Samsung Galaxy S 4 community!

Sent from inside the time vortex
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sreinst1:
I use Beanstalk 4.4.2. I have the Chromecast device connected to my TV, and with the Chromecast app in Android I can cast youtube and some other things. Is there a way to cast the entire screen (or whatever video I want, not just the 3 or 4 fixed websites, and including streaming video) to Chromecast? I read that someone added this capability to Cyanogenmod 10.2 and above. I'm not sure what's the status of this capability and whether it exists in Beanstalk 4.4.2.

Thanks,

Shlomy
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dj_crash1981:
I unlocked my boot loader fine I followed two guides on how to root and it won't install root I am using windows 8.1 if it helps
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scott_doyland:
You need you supply more info. You have basically said the equivalent of 'my car is broken, please fix it'
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZANGETSU786:
Same here

Hi, I am also have the same problem ive unlock the bootloader tired both method and i dont have root on my fone.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dj_crash1981:
i have unlocked the boot loader no trouble at all then i tried to flash option 1: Superboot and no luck what so ever i tried to flash a number of times

then i tried to flash option 2 and still no luck i am on 4.3 in device manager it shows up as unknown devise yet the drivers are installed
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dj_crash1981:
i have done it i will help all who need it
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dbenyakar:
Hi All

Im looking for a 4.3 base rom that is Knox free and is as close as possible to stock.

This is for i9500 international version.

Any ideas?

Regards
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tangkapan:
Look for omega Rom

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[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 7OOKA:
+1 for omega, and wanam also is excellent and u can always remove knox from the zip before u flash any of the 2

for me i'm on phoenix rom its very good but not the closest to stock as it got some nice note 3 features/look
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tangkapan:
Echoe Rom is another good one

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