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[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] champ784:
Hey guys!

So I know I'm not a developer and all... But I'm sure like most people here, I'm a Linux lover! I've attempted to ditch Windows as much as possible (that may make me a tad more addicted to Linux than a few I suppose), and Android has been one of the loves of my life! As much as I love it though, there are more mobile distros being released this year, one of them being the updated version of Sailfish OS. I've been following it for a bit, and it seems like the perfect way to keep am older phone, like the Blaze, usable. It is supposed to run well on lower-end, single-core devices, and even better on dual-core ones. Jolla, the company developing it, have released the SDK, and have communicated that Android apps can run natively on the platform and that apps age being made for Sailfish OS in order to eventually replace these. The interface looks gorgeous, and it simply makes an average phone look very elegant. I'm unsure of how complicated it would be to get it operating on a phone, whether CWM or a similar recovery could install it, or of it'd be a viable alternative to Android... So I figured why not start a discussion on whether this is doable or not?... Any thoughts guys?

Sent from The Doctor's Nexus 7
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] chweez:
Sailfish

Yeah, it would be awesome for the blaze to get a sailfish port, probably to dual boot with CM or any other AOSP ROMS. And why not, close relatives to the blaze have successfully dualbooted some ROMS. Anyway, I know how hard it can be to pull that off, but will it be worth it? In my OPINION...YEESS! I hope someone actually does it...:silly:
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Gintu:
Dont forget to hit thanks buddys :fingers-crossed::D:highfive:
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Handeman707:
Will be great!!
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Jens Christensen:
Only 480x800, that doesn't seem legit...
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] Gintu:
Dont forget to hit thanks buddys :fingers-crossed::D:highfive:
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] misulik79:
Thank you :)

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[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] misulik79:
Black Galaxy s4
[General Questions and Answers] Doommidget:
Hello all,

Sorry to trouble you lovely folks but I have a bit of a problem.

I have an HTC One, purchased in Australia but it came as an unlocked handset and can accept any SIM. However, upon coming home to England and putting my O2 SIM into it, I have discovered that I can not get the data connection working, although standard calls work fine.

I have taken it to the shop to get the correct APN settings entered, tried various online permuations for APNs, and spoken with O2 tech support who eventually told me to do a full reset with the O2 SIM in the phone to get it to pick up the settings (it didn't).

Sooo, I was hoping that somebody else may be able to help me? Could it be to do with my software version or localisation? Will I need to somehow root the device and install the O2 HTC One Android ROM? Or will installing stock Android ROM akin to the HTC One Google Edition likely resolve my issues? Or is something else likely the cause of my frustration?

If anybody has a clue, a point in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. Should it be a case of needing a new ROM, then a link to the ROM download and a step by step on how to do it would be a life saver.

Thank you all in advance for your time.

:victory: :victory:
[General Questions and Answers] Doommidget:
Anybody with any thoughts or advice? =)
[General Questions and Answers] Doommidget:
Does anybody have any idea or suggestions on how to fix this?

Phone without data capability is epic fail -_-
[General Questions and Answers] Doommidget:
Bump to see if anybody different may have an idea of how to fix no data connection problem =D
[Moto X General] mroneeyedboh:
Motorola is offering the X at a stupid cheap price. I was wondering how the dev scene is for the phone? Is it fully unlocked including the kernel?
[Moto X General] eksasol:
Its fully unlocked if you buy the Dev edition or T-Mobile unlocked edition, the latter lose its warranty when unlocking. As for the 'dev scene' you could find that out yourself, but there will be official CM for it.

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[Moto X General] chrisbass:
Depends on which one your buying. Dev edition? Which carrier? Seems like most people (including myself) are just rooting and installing gravity box. The phone is so solid as is that I don't think most people feel the need to be flashaholics. Do yourself a huge favor and read up on all the development threads
[Moto X General] mroneeyedboh:
I would buy the Verizon edition and It would be the dev version;. Honestly yeah, Id just like to root it so I can well have root access for xposed framework, titanium back up etc.
[Moto X General] mroneeyedboh:
I see it comes on JB 4.2.2 ... Also hows the hardware and camera?
[Moto X General] chrisbass:
Hardware is great IMO.....camera not so much
[Moto X General] mroneeyedboh:
I would assume its gotta be better than what I have on my razr maxx lolol
[Moto X General] tango41:
Don't know about Dev edition but my daughter just got hers and it had 4.4 installed.

Sent from my vzw moto X
[Moto X General] mroneeyedboh:
Well Imade the jump. 349 shipped for the motoX off contract cant be beat lol
[Moto X General] robstunner:
I'm pretty sure the camera is the same as the maxx. Actually, everything should be the same inside save for larger battery and wireless charging.
[Moto X General] edthesped:
My VZ dev ed came with 4.2.2 installed build date on the box is 1/16/2014. It was delivered Thursday and it took 2 updates to get it to 4.4
[Moto X General] weldawadyathink:
I can confirm that the Verizon non dev comes on 4.4.
[Moto X General] Sheldonjace:
I'm thinking about making the jump today as well. It's the Moto X with a wood back or the Nexus 5. Has anyone transitioned from a Nexus 4 to the Moto X?

Main thing I'm concerned with is the lack of dev's and ROM options in comparison to my Nexus.
[Moto X General] Darth:
Roms aren't in big demand here. Xposed and gravity box give all the same customizations. Plus cm based anything takes away the unique Moto x features.

If rom flashing is anyone's thing....I'd pass on the x.

Maybe when the x is done getting updates roms will start flowing....but don't see much happening before then. :)

Sent from my Moto X cellular telephone...
[Moto X General] martinezma99:
A better camera is the only thing stopping the Moto X from being the greatest phone of all time.

I own the Moto X Dev Edition GSM

My back up phone is the Nexus 5 to fulfill any flashing needs. :)
[Moto X General] mroneeyedboh:
I dont have wireless charging and Im going to sell my phone on swappa. I dont have a need for it any longer.
[Moto X General] mroneeyedboh:
yeah I dont need to flash roms much anymore.. Im mainly interested in Xposed. That will work fine once rooted right? Would I need to root with the dev edition? this would be my first dev edition.

What all did you have to do to it? root it? unlock it?
[Moto X General] Darth:
Yes...you still need to unlock dev edition boot loader...and root. Like the other phones capable of those. The only difference is you get to keep your warranty. Lol

And xposed will work fine once rooted. ;)

Sent from my Moto X cellular telephone...
[Moto X General] mroneeyedboh:
Okay yeah /I have to look into whats the best way to root and unlock. Im guessing there is a utility program.
[Moto X General] martinezma99:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2632761
[Moto X General] makakalo:
I tried switching from a N4 to the X and ended up sending the X back. Don't get me wrong, the Moto X is an excellent phone, but it is at best a lateral move from the Nexus 4. Here is my quick breakdown of the 2 phones:

Screen: The N4 has the better screen. The resolution on both is fine, but the AMOLED on the X is over saturated and couldn't reproduce pure white at all. Everything had a weird green tint and there was some kind of high frequency flicker. I would have gladly given up Active Display for an IPS LCD.

Camera: While not amazing, the N4 produces better shots than the X. The X can take amazing photos outside in bright light, but fails miserably in any other situation. I don't expect DSLR quality from my phone, but the low light pictures from the X were unbelievably awful. The twist to launch gesture is really nice though and I do miss that.

Speakers/Audio: The X wins hands down. Best speaker I have ever heard on a phone and the headphone output is way better than the N4.

Build Quality: Both phones are equally good. The X is more durable since it isn't a glass sandwich, but the N4 feels more premium. Both phones are unique in their looks, MotoMaker vs. patterned glass back.

Radio/Phone: Another easy win for the X. Motorola knows how to tune radios and having LTE is almost a necessity in larger cities.

Battery: Tie. I may be lucky with my Nexus, but I can easily get 12-13 hours out of the battery with 4-5 hours screen time. The X was about the same or slightly less on average. Both running ART on stock.

Development: Nexus 4. It's a nexus, so..yeah...

Speed/CPU: Slight advantage to the Nexus, but nothing you'll really notice.

Extras: No wireless charging on the X. I used to think it was a gimmick, but have come to love it on the Nexus. Touchless control on the X was very nice (especially in the car), but using the Google launcher on the N4 eases the pain.

In conclusion, if you like your Nexus 4, keep it. It was a really difficult decision to return the X, and I still miss it, but I can't deny that the Nexus 4 is a better overall phone. I'm a huge Moto fan too and love what they're doing with the X, so that just made the decision harder. The X is better than any other phone currently on the market, including the Nexus 5, but it isn't worth the upgrade from a Nexus 4.

Oh, and if you think I'm exaggerating the suckiness of the camera on the X, look at a comparison of the same scene taken with the N4 and the X. (No flash, HDR)
[Moto X General] eksasol:
Well I did the opposite, I went from the N4 to the X. The N4 is probably one of my fav phone of all time, so I was sad to sell it.

I went with the Moto X for its display believe or not. I always love AMOLED for it's contrast, deep black, and lack of backlight leakage which the N4 had. To me the N4 had poor contrast and not great viewing angle, which is superb on AMOLED. The N4 display is only acceptable with custom kernel to adjust the colors. While AMOLED screen is saturated, to me its the best calibrated AMOLED one I've seen so far, it's not as saturated as Galaxy S3 and S4. The one I got have very accurate white tone and wasn't green as you mentioned. Also its RGB pixel array, not pentile.

Sound quality is a big deal for me as well, since I listen to music all the time, I'm overly impressed with the X on this.

I was blown away by the performance of the Moto X, benchmark might not mean everything, but I got 23k+ on Antutu for the X on stock, I couldn't get that with the N4 without overclocking. I notice the X bog down a little while apps are installing in ART mode, while the N4 stays usable. I think the quadcore of the N4 can handle situation where there are many threads involved, but I still think the X with its X8 chip is a more efficient design.

As for camera, I wasn't impress with the N4 camera at all, or the X for that matter, but the X camera have extremely fast shutter which can be useful imo (once the camera driver/software is fixed).

As for the pros for the N4, mostly the only thing I miss from the N4 is the custom roms, but I almost stop using them with KitKat and ART, I have not even root my X yet (warranty). I do like the very smooth side grips of the N4 and its curved edges. But at the sametime, I like the X form factory, water resistant nano coating and I think its more durable, especially without the glass back. Also, lack of qi charging for the X is a bummer.

I was thinking between the X and the N5, but I wasn't impressed by the build of the N5 and it lacks touchless control which is a feature I desire most, some people think its gimmick, I use it often. The way I see it, if I had gone for the N5, I would basically only get a spec upgrade to the N4 without gaining anything unique. CPU/GPU specs isn't an important factor anymore at this point, anything that the N5 can do software wise, I can do on the N4. I figured the X will give me a different experience with more useful features without having to spend time flashing roms. If f MultiROM ever come to the Moto X, which sadly I don't think it will, I will no doubt start flashing, but it will allow me to keep stock firmware for the touchless control. In the end I'm extremely happy with the X (except for the lack of qi charging). Just my opinion.
[Moto X General] Sheldonjace:
I failed to mention that this wouldn't really be in the form of an upgrade for me. My Nexus 4 has been having issues with reading my SIM (I've already tested the SIM and I know it's the device) and I'm only able to fix it periodically. I've actually been without a phone for about 3 days while I debated between the Moto X and Nexus 5 as a replacement. I just don't know if I need the ROM options and specs the Nexus 5 has to offer anymore. However I fully disassembled my Nexus 4 last night and tinkered with the SIM tray and then reassembled it and now it's working again and has been all day so we'll see if that lasts.

Anyway I REALLY appreciate your post man. Great input indeed. I just don't know if I can keep away from that Bamboo back :o
[Moto X General] vikramkhalsa:
Just thought I'd give my input here as well since you asked. I switched from the N4 to the Moto X. To be honest, I didn't have a good reason to switch, I absolutely loved my n4 and it performed great! But the unique features of the moto x attracted me and I kind of wanted to try something different. Although I think it was expensive at retail price, when the cyber monday deal came up for 350 I just couldn't resist.

I didn't used to like amoled but I've gotten used to the great contrast compared to my n4 (even after calibrating with a custom kernel) and the colors are nice. I don't feel the need for a 720p screen. I don't have any green tint or flicker, although the whites were probably whiter on my n4.

The camera is lackluster on the moto x but it wasn't that great on the nexus either so eh, not a huge deal for me.. its decent enough in most situations.

I love the build quality of the moto x! The nexus was beautiful but I cracked my screen within a few days and had to get he whole thing replaced, and I was always afraid the back would crack. (Always kept it in a case after that). I'm not as worried about my moto x, it feels very nice and solid. I do use a case just to be safe though.

The Battery seems about the same or slightly better so far, nothing amazing like other people claim. (had a similar experience on my n4, could never get the SOT that other people did.

The radio is definitely better, I get better signal overall and having official LTE is nice, although not a necessity (HSPA+ is plenty fast)

Speed wise the motox isn't any faster than the n4 its just about the same. My n4 never lagged and neither does my moto x, it runs games just as well as my n4 did.

Development is the biggest difference I think. There is like no dev for the moto x - but like most people say, its not really needed. I was a flashaholic when I had my n4 but on this I just have rooted stock with xposed and gravity box, gives me all the customizations I want and don't have to keep up with all these roms and their updates.

It would have been cool to have wireless charging but in my experience it was slow and not that convenient (can't use the phone while charging). I really use touchless control on a daily basis when driving and the active notifications are great. Its nice not having to turn on your screen everytime you pick your phone up, it just displays time and notifications on its own, while conserving battery :)

I agree its more of a lateral move than an actual upgrade, but I don't think n5 really improves your experience over the n4 either, whereas the moto x did (at least for me). One of my main reasons for switching was form factor. I love the smaller curved design of the moto x while keeping the same screen size - its a small difference but it definitely fits in my hand better. Its a little less wide which makes it easier to use once handed. I wanted something smaller without sacrificing performance, and this did it - while giving plenty of goodies as well!
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] Gintu:
:highfive:;)

Dont forget to hit thanks buddys ;)
[Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] Gintu:
:highfive:;)

Dont forget to hit thanks buddys ;)
[Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] gramsey1911:
The wallpaper looks great m8 :)
[Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] MasterThiefGarrett:
It would be nice if you posted the 1080x1920 pixels version instead of this 480x800...
[Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] Jens Christensen:
Better one here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=49991931&postcount=7
[Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] jetbruceli:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2639759

this has and more
[One (M7) Themes and Apps] Gintu:
:highfive:;)

Dont forget to hit thanks buddys ;)
[One (M7) Themes and Apps] mrgwap:
Thank u sir
[One (M7) Themes and Apps] 7sen:
nice
[One (M7) Themes and Apps] Stephen:
Thread closed,

There is already a thread for wallpapers in the forum. Please remember forum rules and post in an existing thread before creating a new one.

Ghost
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] mohgdeisat:
Hi all,

This is my first post in this site, and I hope I will find help and meet nice people in this nice site.

I have some questions about "O2 XDA mini s", sorry if they are some repetetions, but I did my best not repeat.

1. What are the differences between "XDA mini s" and "imate k-jam"? this question has destroyed my mind thinking about it!!

for example "screen clearance, stlye, performance, more solid, etc"

I know they have the same specifications,but I dont beleive they are exactly the same... Honestly, when I look at the kjam pictures on the net, I feel it is more shiny and stylish, although I have already ordered my "mini s" and it is on its way to me. (waiting)

2. Does the kjam ROM updates run perfectly on the "mini s"?

anyone installed this software on a mini s?

3. The kjam updates for other langauges, specifically Arabic version K-JAM_Arabic_2160901_21609102_20710_ship.exe, do they make the mobile locally arabic? I mean do they make the menues and OS messages appear in arabic (like changing the 'Start' into its arabic analogy word) (which I hate), or they just enable the mobile to read arabic text?? any risk to update ROM? is it likely that I will damage my mobile if I do so?

4. I am shipping my "O2 XDA mini s" to asia, and I know that a new ROM update was released from O2, but when I attemp to download, they request my O2 number, which I dont have cause I am outside uk, so how can I download this software from o2 site, or any other site??

5. Finally, about the stereo headsets that come with the mini s, I saw its picture, and it seems bad, its style is not comfortable with the ear, and I really hate this too, the k-jam version of the headsets is amazing, but what about the mp3 quality of the mini s headsets compared to the kjam?

and does the mini s headset feel comfortable when put in the ear??

Sorry for making questions so long, but I hope I will find some complete answers...

Thank you all :)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] meschle:
Hi, The kjam and o2 minis are almost identical in appearance, apart from badging. The quality is about the same - so you should not be dissapointed there.

As far as I know the kjam rom should work fine as long as the mini s is unlocked.

Sorry cant awnser other q's as i have a qtek - i use headphones from orange spv = they are good.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] mohgdeisat:
Thank you for ur reply,

you gave me a push forward, and I hope that O2 manufacturer is as good as imate..Thanks again

but what about other questions?? any answers guys??

Thanks in advance :)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] mohgdeisat:
Hi guys,

I don't want to be so annoying, but it seems that nobody here has exact answers for my questions..

But, Does any body have useful links about those questions??

Any Ideas, opinions are very very welcome.

Thanks All and happy mobile phones day :)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] topper:
Hi There,

I use a "modified" Xda Mini s that was O2 - I now use this rom: K-JAM_WWE_216901_2169101_020710_ship.zip - it's in english but certainly works fine and is much better on battery life - sound during calls is better and the signal strength appears improved.

It also removes all traces of O2 software. But you will need to unlock the phone using one of the unlock programmes readily available through this site. (All at your risk!!)

As regards to headsets - if you purely want to listen to music/podcasts then you can't beat those soft in ear headphones from sony IMHO - you will need to buy a jack step down adapter as the jack is smaller on the XDA than standard headphones. You can also do as I do and dowload an send audio to bluetooth program (I use BluetoothAudio) and at the touch of the screen it will send your sounds to your bluetooth headset - it will send music also but obviously you will only have mono hearing. Great for Podcasts as it still allows you to use the phone or answer incoming calls but doesn't have any annoying cables from or to it.

Hope this helps - just ask if you require any other information. :) :)

Regards,

Chris
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] mohgdeisat:
Hi again,

Thanx for all the ones that tried to answer my questions:)

I need to ask some additional questions and I choose this topic to ask my questions coz I dont want to create many new topics, so the forum will not become bulky :)

1. What does the Extended ROM mean? why is it called extended?

2. I found in the ftp site Arabic Extended ROM for kjam, does this ROM enable the english versoin of kjam to read and write arabic text?? can it be installed on my XDA miini S device having O2 ROM on it (I want to enable arabic text on it)?????

3. I have not received my xda yet... but just a question, how is the mp3 sound quality of the XDA mini s (for example, compared with Sony Ericson K750i mp3 quality)? and can the Windows Media Player play WMA files with variable bit rate??

Thanx all :)
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] Gintu:
:highfive:;)

Dont forget to hit thanks buddys ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] mski.L337:
What's this? where's the link?

TSK
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] HellBoy.007:
Right-click -> Save image as...
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] mski.L337:
- was embarrassed back there haha i feel uhhhhhh

anyway thanks ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] HellBoy.007:
Press it! ;)
[HTC One V] b3zCesr:
Can anyone recommend an app that will partition / repartition / reformat the internal storage / SD card of the One V?

Like a retard I made one too many ext4 partitions using TWRP which doesn't seem to allow you to delete, only create partitions. I tried AParted from the market but it seems loaded with spamware. Windows can't see these partitions and I don't have a Linux box, which I assume I could use to fix my problem.

Thanks!

(I guess I would be equally (more?) thankful if someone just told me how to return the phone to a completely native state in terms of partitions/storage so I could just start from a clean slate lol)
[Nexus 5 Themes and Apps] Gintu:
:highfive:;)

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[Nexus 5 Themes and Apps] venusxx:
Cool, thank you!