yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xolo Q700, Q700i] nilaydani:
<b><#selectbg_g>Carbon Black</#></b>

<*>XOLO Q700/Q700i Rom based on Stock Acer Liquid E2 4.2.2</*>

<*>by Nilay Dani</*>

<*>-----</*>

<*>* Carbon Black is formerly Carbon Prime</*>

<*>* Carbon Black is based on the latest firmware of the Acer Liquid E2</*>

<*>-----</*>

<*>Features:</*>

<*>* Based on Acer Liquid E2 4.2.2 (This is a TRUE 4.2.2 rom with 4.4.2 features)</*>

<*>* Tweaked to improve performance and stability</*>

<*>* Removed built-in apps that are not often used by the user</*>

<*>* Pre-rooted</*>

<*>* Zip-aligned</*>

<*>* Deodexed</*>

<*>* Init.d Support</*>

<*>* Some kernel modifications</*>

<*>* Bundled with kitkat sounds+fonts</*>

<*>* Bundled with kitkat wallpaper</*>

<*>* Bundled with the Xposed Framework Installer</*>

<*>* Bundled with Gravity Box</*>

<*>* Bundled with OG Battery Mods</*>

<*>* Bundled with Viper4Android </*>

<*>* And Many More Amazing things</*>

<*>* Just Ignore DTS sound notification while playing music </*>

Download Link :-

http://www.mediafire.com/download/63dd8y7fpp3sypv/Carbon_Black_v1.0_By_Nilay_Dani.zip

Mirror link:-

http://d-h.st/iSc

Video Rec Fix

http://d-h.st/DjT

Try rec with flash on & night mode on where low light

But quality will be superb with enough light

XDA:DevDB Information

Carbon Black, a ROM for the Xolo Q700, Q700i

Contributors

nilaydani

ROM OS Version: 4.2.x Jelly Bean

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x

ROM Firmware Required: XOLO Q700i

Based On: AOSP

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: Carbon Black v1

Stable Release Date: 2014-02-27

Created 2014-02-27

Last Updated 2014-02-27
[Xolo Q700, Q700i] abhinav2hd:
Simply Amazing.. Keep Up the Good Work.
[Xolo Q700, Q700i] nilaydani:
For Beginners

How to Install :confused:

1.U must be On Q700i firmware before flashing this ROM

2.Go to CWM

3.wipe data/factory reset

4.wipe cache/dalvik cache

5.select .zip which ive given

6.finish the process then reboot

U r on a Carbon Black ROM now:fingers-crossed:

Dont ask stupid questions:silly:

For OG battery Mod go to Settings>>>Display>> the last option:victory:
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[Xolo Q700, Q700i] hemal_4404:
Welcome Dear to you and your Rom.
[Xolo Q700, Q700i] SDShukla:
Great work dude ! :D:thumbup:
[Xolo Q700, Q700i] nilaydani:
Hi

Thanks Bro..
[Xolo Q700, Q700i] dhanmohan:
what if we flash it without q700i rom..i mean any other custom rom??PLease explain me..i want to install carbon rom..
[Xolo Q700, Q700i] kanewilliam:
Thanks Man

Hi friend thank you for this lovely rom , i have been waiting for this type of rom meaning the rom with on screen back button because my touch screen is broken . The rom also feels good let me checkout for some days and reply . Anyway thanks a bunch . :laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::good::good::good::good::good::good::good::good::good:
[Xolo Q700, Q700i] nishantschavan:
Good Work.. Awesome Rom Keep it up :) :D :good: :good:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] river12:
How to update to Kitkat.. im in stock MK2, no root

when i tried to update by original recovery or ADB it showed e signature verification failed n installation aborted

No way to get update cuz after that my phone get brick

Any help plsss.. thank u:(
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] John The Rhino:
Can you get to download mode? If so just Odin back to stock. The tar files are included in the all things mk2 guide.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] river12:
yes.. i back to MK2.. mainly i want to update to 4.4 :D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] John The Rhino:
. If you're back on mk2 stock with no root, then you can take the OTA Kit Kat update.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nathan90:
My friend helped me updated my S2 I9100 to Revolution Rom but now its batteries wont charge anymore, neither MPJ spare battery nor factory battery. I am using Samsung charger came with my phone but not working. Urgent help please!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Back to stock to test; get a stock rom from Samfirmware, flash it with Odin, test - don't restore or install any apps until you're satisfied it works fine with stock. If it does, then it's obviously something rom-side. That means you have two options; wait till you get 10 posts & ask in the rom thread, or wait until someone who uses the rom sees this post & helps you (do not bump this thread more than once in 24 hrs).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
Also read through the ROM thread to see if anybody else is having the same issue......

In the mean time see if you can get a stable connection to your PC via the USB cable and socket on the phone.......

Besides the ROM, it *could* be the charger (they DO wear out) or possibly the USB socket on the phone itself.........
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mkarn2000:
I have tab 10.1 samsung sgh-i497 I want to enable gsm voice call on that , how can I do that ?
[Xperia Tablet Z Themes and Apps] donedos:
Hi Xperia tablet z users!!!

Found this thread of the Google Now Launcher, tried this on my SGP311 4.3 tablet and it worked out fine.

No root needed. Simply download the GoogleLauncher and GoogleSearch installer and you're good to go.

It's has a simplistic UI for those who wants simplicity.. :)

you can also try this one. Download the zip file and extract the content and install them normally.

Download:

http://d-h.st/ODH
[Xperia Tablet Z Themes and Apps] xuanphucn:
it keeps giving me error that saying there was a problem parsing the package
[Xperia Tablet Z Themes and Apps] donedos:
are you in 4.3 bro?try to download it again bro. your apk might be corrupted..

kindly check my first post. i added a new link, hope it'll work this time..
[Xperia Tablet Z Themes and Apps] shyam4ever:
Working Google Home

This is only works in jellybean 4.3 . If you use it on 4.2 or 4.1 it will show the Package parsing error.

For android 4.2 and may be 4.1(I have not tested on 4.1) download and use the APK from here. I take it from original Nexus 5 firmware. It's untouched and working fine on jellybean 4.2. only need the updated google search from play store. Enjoy...:good:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] blogg buster:
Hi all. In WM2003, I could select all contacts and transfer by bluetooth or ir. unfortunately, in WM2005, this is not the case. I know in Tofclock's new release (version 3) this problem has been solved. I would want to upgrade to this release, however, I would want a prog that allows me to select all contacts and transfer to another Hima before the upgrade. Thanx in anticipation
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rudegar:
there is a thread about select all have you tried to programs liked to in that thread?
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukazar:
hey guys

ive been using a nexus s for the past few years, and i've enjoyed android, but ive realized to get a fast android you need to spend money. nexus s is good, but ive found it really slow and painful. also its broken now.

so what i now want to know is should i get a windows phone? ive heard they are fast and dont have to be very expensive. ive been looking at the lumia 520 and it looks pretty damn good for its price. if theres something better for about $200 australian please let me know here
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaviUnic:
The 520 is well worth it's money. Sure, you have to sacrifice a couple of things, but it's still miles ahead of similarly priced Android devices.

My sister bought one recently, she switched from Galaxy Mini, so obviously she's impressed with the phone's performance. Hell, I have an 820 for about a year now, and I was impressed with the 520. It really is a solid device all around, it even got the "Best low-cost smartphone award" at the MWC, so that tells you something.

520 is definitely a good starting point for trying out WP. On the other hand, you could go for the 620, it's similarly priced, but has some advantages. Have a look online and compare them and you'll see what suits you best... ;)
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
Yeah.... not sure what the price of something like the 620 is in Aus, but it's worth looking around a bit. There aren't that many WP8 devices anyhow; you could basically compare them all on one page if you ignore minor variations.

The 520 is one of the lowest-end WP8 devices out there. It lacks quite a few things that are otherwise standard, like a camera flash LED, and has the minimum RAM that Microsoft allows (which means some games will not run on it). On the other hand, it performs all the core features of the OS, and runs most apps, quite well.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukazar:
thats good to hear, thanks. ive done a bit more googling and just found out nokia has released the lumia 525, which has 1gb of ram compared to the 520's 512mb. the most annoying thing is it hasnt been released in australia yet. do you know if a windows phone like this bought online (unlocked) would work here... ive had problems with flashing the wrong radios on my nexus before, is there something similar that could occur in the windows os? ive always been cautious with buying online and there always seems to be a bigger risk with support and returning products
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaviUnic:
According to my research, Australia uses GSM-900 and 1800 bands, as does all of Europe, Africa, middle east and most of Asia. So if you're planning on buying the phone online, make sure it supports these two bands and that it's carrier unlocked and unbranded. As for 3G, Australia uses bands 1, 5 and 8. Other than that, you should be fine. ;)

I forgot to mention the 525, so if you can, get that instead of the 520. Although RAM is the only difference, at least you'll be able to play all games, and it costs mostly the same.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukazar:
thanks a bunch, but one more question, have you shopped for phones online before? and if so, where do you recommend i should shop?
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaviUnic:
Not really, someone else would probably be of more help than me...
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aclegg2011:
I've had my 521 for few months now and have been very happy with it. Its the sister phone of the 520.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
I got mine (ATIV S, which is one of the more hackable WP8 models) off Amazon, but there are plenty of options.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MameTozhio:
I have the Lumia 520.. definitely worth the money. Camera is extremely good despite lack of flash, and it feels faster than my Nexus 4 more often than not.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] myst02:
Hey, I recommend you very much, I have a Lumia 520 and it's pretty cool.

200$ is very much, you can get it for 60$ (for AT&T, with unlock code $90): http://www.amazon.com/Nokia-Lumia-520-GoPhone-AT/dp/B00E45043A/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1393866160&sr=8-1&keywords=lumia+520
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] winphoneuser:
I would recommend Lumia 525. It is running Black (GDR3+Nokia features) and have 1GB RAM but has no LED flash. You may also look to 820 that has a better display and cam and priced about 280$ US in Russia (or 10000ք (Russian roubles)) also it`s no longer produced so you`ll probably need to find it
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slyr114:
I like my Lumia 520 but the lack of a file manager, flash, and a better selection of apps were a bit disappointing. Also every time I turn on my phone I get an SD card warning even though my SD card is perfectly healthy and fine and works in both my computer and my secondary android phone. I reallllly am hoping 8.1 dramatically improves the phone.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaviUnic:
That could be a defective unit, doesn't necessarily indicate a problem with the entire line of phones or even the OS itself...
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slyr114:
Yes I realize my phone is most likely defective in that regard but I was not saying its a problem in the entire line of Lumias or even this specific model, just my personal experience. As for the last part about 8.1 improving the phone, that was just an in general thought, I really hope the new update improves everything I love about the phone and fixes what I do not. Also can anyone recommend a good music player with good playlist building support? The default music app is kind of convoluted in creating playlists right now.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kunafpls:
Hi there, and good to see another potential convert!

I'm Kenneth, and I've been using a Nokia Lumia 620 for almost a year now, and I have been a Nokia user from the womb 'til the tomb. I've used the Lumia 710 as well for about half a year prior to my 620, so almost 1.5 years using Windows Phone. I have used both Android and iOS and have settled for Windows Phone because it just felt natural to me.

Anyway, enough of romanticizing my relationship with my Lumia 620. However, the Lumia 620 has the same internals as the Lumia 520, i.e. CPU, RAM, storage. Even though the specs are absolute bare minimums on the Lumia 520 and the Lumia 620, I've noticed that those phones are extremely snappy. They run majority of apps from the Store, however, not all that require 1GB+ RAM, which is a small minority. Furthermore, usually Windows Phone apps that require 1GB of RAM will get optimized to run on low-mem devices.

If you disregard what the specifications look like on paper, however, my phone has barely lagged with Windows Phone even though it uses the bare-minimum specs. Using Windows Phone is a very rewarding experience with constant updates that are quite uniform between all Windows Phone devices, with a few pretty quirks from Nokia if you have the Lumia series devices. Also, along with a fast and snappy OS, it looks beautiful and simple. Everything works and is quite logical. It is a difference to Android and iOS, a fresh face, which gives it a somewhat unorthodox approach to a smartphone UI. The apps bundled are also good value-adds.

Currently at **** Smith the Lumia 520 is on sale for $99 locked to Telstra in Australia. However, I am not sure if the offer has expired yet. Typically it's $149 outright. The only alternative I can think of is the HTC 8S which only has 4GB internal memory which is a suicide mission on Windows Phone, whereas the Lumia 520 has 8GB. So nothing is better there. However, it is a more rewarding experience using Nokia for WP because Nokia puts a lot of effort into the Lumia series compared to HTC and Samsung.

That's all I have to say, but hope it's all logical. Would definitely recommend a Lumia 520 mate, for that price range. However, a Lumia 620 might be a better bet with the front facing camera and the LED flash - if that matters to you because I chose 620 > 520 because of that factor. However, Lumia 620 is a bit fatter, and the screen is smaller, hence making it look a tad chubby.

Good luck with your phone choice, and I hope you enjoy being a Lumian/Windows Phone user when you do purchase one.

Oh, I almost forgot - if you need 1GB RAM, I would recommend checking out the Lumia 525 from http://www.kogan.com.au/ which is about $20 more than the 520 on the same site. It comes unlocked, runs more apps than the Lumia 520/620. Choose that phone if camera flash and front facing camera isn't important from the 620.

Kind regards,

kunafpls
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukazar:
A bit of a necro but I just noticed this thread in my secondary email, and I'd like to say I have this SD card problem as well on the 525 I did end up buying. The issue could have arisen when the card actually physically got jammed in the slot, and I had to remove it with tweezers. I'd test it with other SD cards but my only other ones are formatted to my PSP. It does get really annoying sometimes.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SupraLance:
Shortly after switching to KitKat (probably coincidence?), my fascinate no longer charges it's battery whether plugged in to a wall jack or a computer, whether on or off, whether booted into a ROM or in recovery. I have to take the battery out and charge it in a different phone and then put it back in. I don't think it is the USB jack because I can still interface with the computer just fine and I still get charging animations when I plug in, but the battery percentage only goes down. I wiped clean and switched ROM's to rule out something draining the battery faster than it could charge. I do have a spare phone with a cracked screen, but don't have any idea what part to switch over? Anybody have a similar issue?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Rehdnehck:
I'm running an AT&T Samsung Galaxy S4 (SGH-I337) 4.3 with MK2. I got it soft bricked because I was trying to install cwm or twrp a couple months ago, and was able to recover using the Down Volume Key method. This was fine until I tried to update to 4.4.2 and since my recovery menu is gone, I can't update. It says that It can't boot normally when it restarts. Is there a way to update or will I have to get it "unbricked" somewhere else? If so, where?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] jd1639:
You'll have to flash the mk2 tar files in odin. See this for the files, read the whole thread [MENTION=5747723]Rehdnehck[/MENTION]

Edit, sorry wrong link use this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=49687770

Sent from my Nexus 5
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] jball:
Does it boot to Android. If so use a Terminal Emulator and "dd" the MK2 stock recovery.img

found in general section
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Rehdnehck:
Got it to restore with first guide, will try second guide to get the recovery mode back.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] gottech:
put it into odin mode and flash mk2 ap, cp. and csc (don't know if you need all three but they worked for me). don't flash the bl because it will fail if you have updated to 4.4.2. then side load the update zip. that should get you up and running again. or you can try this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2663545 hope this helps
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] gadgyfreak:
Hi.

So my GT-I9003 is running on 2.3.6 Stock. I flashed Bagaria CWM so as to flash a CyanogenMod ROM. However, when I tried it, CWM gave a Status 7 error.

I then changed the updater-script as mentioned on one of the XDA Forums. This time when I tried flashing, CWM began the process and mid-way, the device went blank after which it rebooted on its own.

There was no error displayed, whatsoever.

Any help regarding this process is appreciated. Also, if an alternated process needs to be followed, please do mention it.

Thanks.

FYI - I tried CM 7 and CM 10 (Stable versions) and both didn't work.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] acuicultor:
To avoid status 7 error do All wipes, format system and flash from internal sd. No need to change anything in the roms.
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] sudhamana:
Hello guys,

I need "Hide app feature in app drawer for 4.4.2 launcher I9500" which was very useful to hide apps from app drawer in 4.3 roms launcher.

Thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] Diazmiloher:
Hey bro, i use "AppHider" work perfect!

:highfive:
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] greekunit690:
There's also an xposed module called "hide apps xposed"
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] marchrius:
I'd also like that. Samsung usually doesn't remove anything but simply hides it (like the possibility of recording calls through the dialer), so I believe the option would come back by simply editing a string somewhere.
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] rajdeep312:
Not works for me too
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] jmdrizen:
A new ROM has been released today, vf-uk_v1640_aku2_v130194_wwe_ship. I found information and download link from http://msmobiles.com/news.php/5211.html

I have only just installed this on my MDA Pro so don't know if it's bug free. I used the MAUpgradeUT_NoID_886 tool, but CHANGED THE RADIO ROM - I used Dopods 1.11.00 Radio as this come with Radio 1.09.00; apart from that the rest was newer than the iMate ROM I was using, Full specs now are:

ROM Version - 1.30.93 WWE

ROM Date - 02/27/06

Radio Version - 1.11.00 (Dopods NOT Vodafone)

Protocol Version - 42.45.P8

ExtROM Version - 1.30.194 WWE
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] jmdrizen:
Just noticed.... no MSN thingy is included with this....

Does anyone have the CAB file, or know where I can get it?

Cheers.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toughmenot:
I know that its irritating for the pros out here to see a question regarding a BEST ROM. But I am not asking such a question.

I would like the most battery friendly rom for my n7100 runnning stock 4.3 now. The 4.3 has ruined my battery life and I am looking for a way out. I would love to get the single handed operation in all windows from note 3 also.

So once more these two are what I am hunting for:

BEST BATTERY BACKUP

[*]SINGLE HANDED OPERATION IN ALL WINDOWS (NOTE 3 FEATURE)

Hope I am specific here. Could you please suggest me the ideal ROM solution for my situation..

:o:o:o
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dalanik:
I never could understand people claiming that a certain ROM is better concerning battery than the other. OK, ie. if you have Note 3 apps there might be some SLIGHT difference, but this is all nothing compared to the REAL drain caused by the screen and DATA. It also depends what software you use - you could have best battery friendyl ROM but if you install stuff that wakes the phone and consumes the battery - it won't matter. Also depends how you use your phone i.e. if you play 3D games ofcourse your battery will last shorter tme than if you just make phonecalls. When you use "light" ROMs, with much bloatware removed - battery will be a little bit better but you will lose functionality. But all of this is sooooo little that it hardly matters.

On 4.3, as on 4.1.2 - my battery lasts like 16 hours and then is down to 50%, and then I'm in panic to charge. But I just went abroad and turned off my data because of the roaming costs. And guess what? I had my phone on for 2 days, 1 hour screen on time and the battery was at 60%.

So no ROM will save you if you have A) data on B) screen on. You're welcome to do some tests. But try without ANY installed applications or with SAME apps installed, keeping screen on time same. And you'll see it makes no difference at all :) or minimal difference at best.
[Android Apps and Games] wangxing:
Please take a look at our really pretty LED digital clock widget.

. #1 LED Digital Clock Widget in Play Store

. Great Upgrade with brilliant clock styles and settings layout

. 12+ different clock designs

. Support both small screen and big screen HD/Full HD devices

. Really easy setting

. For thousands of users upgraded from previous versions ( < 2.0)

please remove the widget and reattach it if does not work properly.

Feel free to download and enjoy it now.:laugh:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.leddigitalclockwidget
[Android Apps and Games] wangxing:
Thanks, XDA

Hope more people like it.
[Android Apps and Games] wangxing:
Very good The Thicking Bomb one is Sick
[Android Apps and Games] wangxing:
user comments - samsung s4 cool digital clock over the time.

Love it for free.
[Android Apps and Games] wangxing:
user comments -

Love it!!! Very nice. 5 star deserve

Awesome Super cool
[Android Apps and Games] wangxing:
Would have been a 5 if I could have figured out how to change the apps on the bar. I like that it shows the seconds.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jpbme:
I just applied the RUU update, and when I go to storage - Mount SD card is grayed out, doesn't appear to read my microSD at all. Worked fine before update.. any ideas?? It's a 64gb micro sdxc. I was going to try a reformat but wanted to see if anyone knew what else it could be first.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] drumwizard:
Mine did the same thing, a reboot worked for me (think I got lucky though, ;-p)

If it doesn't, do you have a spare sd card to put in there to try and isolate the problem, whether it's the phone or card.

Also are you stock, rooted, s-on/s-off, etc?