yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Z1 Compact Themes and Apps] ldb6998:
Is there a version for Android Jelly Bean 4.1.2 (asking for my Sony Xperia T(LT30p))?

If not - would you try to make one, because my phone (Xperia T - Android 4.3) stopped working properly. After that I sent it to be repaired and when they gave it back to me the phone was with modified android 4.1.2 and cannot be upgraded.........

If it's not possible with xposed module is there a way to rotate my stock homescreen through another way?

I'll be very thankful to read answers !!

:) :)
[Xperia Z1 Compact Themes and Apps] lebooo:
Quicksettings touch-and-hold does not work after I updated to .157 kitkat. Does anyone else have this problem?
[Xperia Z1 Compact Themes and Apps] Murad_U:
Lockscreen rotation

Hi,

Could you please add rotation feature for lockscreen?
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] waelharrabi:
I think it must be a 3rd part app for any phone that can ashieve (ultra power saving mode) like on S5 !!

if some body knows help please

I'LL HIT :good:
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] painball:
Root +Greenpower + Greenify = V.Good results even on stock ROM/Kernel
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] anguslaw:
Use juice defender +greenify
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] painball:
I liked the juice defender but it is not updated since 2012 I guess. That's why I highly recommend Greenpower.
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] chongc1996:
I think the OP actually is trying to ask for a port of the ultra-powersaving mode that greyscales your screen etc for i9305, I doubt that that would be possible, even if it was it would take some time, probably a while after s5 comes out and people start tinkering with it.
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] feyce:
Anyone interested in this? Any progress?
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] joshy0501:
Wrong section!!!!!!!!

Wrong section.

;)
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] feyce:
So where should I ask? [emoji54]
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] ultyrunner:
Post in 'help and troubleshooting' ...

As you're looking for help and not talking about development, your question is better suited in http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/help-i9305
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LaMpiR:
Hi guys,

I am writing because I have a friend in need and xda was more than helpful to me in the past. I have Samsung Note 2 but my friend owns HTC One European(probably) and the phone has a sim lock on it. It is bought in Bosnia and Herzegovina and he came to Austria to live now and phone is of course, not usable. Can you point me please to some unlock methods, free or not? Ive been searching a bit online and all I can find is unlock for HTC One Sprint. He has 4.4.2 now and update is available.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
There is many threads here regarding sim unlock, use the search option. Essentially, he will need to purchase an unlock code i.e from ebay (cost between 10-20$ US). Then when inserting the new sim card, he will get prompted to enter the sim unlock code. The phone must be on stock sense rom to use the unlock code. (some users reported successfully sim-unlocking their devices using arhd sense rom)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LaMpiR:
We have already done that. Code isn't working actually. Is there any way of determining the exact model of it? I've read that some codes don't work for Telenor Serbia or VIPnet Croatia. It's not the network from which he has bought it but it's also not possible that M:tel from Bosnia changed it's model somehow.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Harlock1978:
On my father Samsung Galaxy S2 was possible to increase the internal memory reducing the storage memory inserting a specific file in Odin as explained here: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/mod-partition-internal-memory-app-t2538947.

Is it possible to do something similar in Xperia T, maybe creatyng a bigger system.sin?

Thanks
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Riyan_Fransen:
Have never seen it here before, so I guess not.
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] diddip6:
So i got the 4.4 KitKat beta but didn't like it that all, couldnt get Gapps to because i dont have a SD card. Anyway so i downloaded B132N and used the UPDATE.APP method and everything was OK no error messages or nothing, and now my phone is stuck on Huawei logo. Any ideas?

\EDIT: I got it working again!! :D
[Micromax A110] Faaiz Puthawala:
PRESENTING CANVAS KNIGHT BOOT ANIMATION FOR A110

INSTALLATION

1.PLACE ZIP INTO SD CARD

2.FLASH THROUGH TWRP/CWM

3.REBOOT AND EXPRIENCE KNIGHT ANIAMTION​

SCREEN-SHOTS​
[Micromax A110] help chahiyo:
Provide screenshots
[Micromax A110] Forcast123:
canvas knight bootanimation for micromax a116 hd

Please give me micromax knight boot-animation for micromax cancas hd a116
[Micromax A110] aamirkhan703:
Thanks for this
[Micromax A110] Beast_Slayer:
Bro plz give me d download link
[Android Apps and Games] j4velin:
I know there are several apps available for measuring distances on a map - but this one actually looks good :D

It uses the Google Maps API v2 with all the cool features like 3D models etc. from the official Google Maps app. Additionally, Maps Measure also takes advantage of the new KitKat "translucent system decor" feature (transparent status & navigation bar).

You can access the "drawer menu tab" (see screenshots) by swiping from the left like in Google Maps or by clicking on the text in the top center of the screen. On tablets, the bar is always visible in landscape mode.

Otherwise, using the app is as easy as it can be: just tab on the Map to add a point, tab again to add a second and the app will tell you the air-line distance between those too. Add a third and the map can measure the area (if you chose so from the menu).

Hidden feature: Longpress on the trash icon to delete all points :D

Oh, and it's open source, like all apps requesting the INTERNET permission should be...

Play Store link

XDA:DevDB Information

Maps Measure, App for the Apps & Games

Contributors

j4velin

Version Information

Status: Stable

Created 2014-11-06

Last Updated 2014-11-06
[Android Apps and Games] polobunny:
Good one j4velin. :)

Used Delayed Lock for a long time. Glad to see you're still working on new projects.
[G2 General] oriveradel:
Mobilesyrup reporting March 25 KitKat release for LG G2

Update: as it is always the case All Canadian carriers might release update in a few hours.

http://mobilesyrup.com/2014/03/24/rogers-lg-g2-kitkat-update-coming-march-25th/

Enjoy!
[G2 General] BackDaws:
That's good news for people on Rogers ?
[G2 General] ameenshake:
I feel like an idiot now. Tired of waiting for KK, I flashed Mahdi like three days ago and got bootlooped, which took me a whole day to fix. Coming from Samsung phones, this phone had the first stock rom that I was comfortable using so I might go back but its almost 2 GB which is a tad bit too large for a phone with no expandable.
[G2 General] oriveradel:
madhi is a great ROM, but you Must flash the PATCH for your device, before restarting.
[G2 General] ameenshake:
It looks and plays amazing but I miss some of the cosmetic stock features. I guess ill try stock and probably end up aosp. Do you think stock 4.4 will improve AOSP functionality over time, with the kitkat kernel and all?
[G2 General] TITANote2LTE:
Aosp is definitely tough to get off of. The fluidity of it, the size of the os itself and the overall professionalism it brings to the device is awesome, in comparison to the cartoon style lg has put on.

But I digress... Stability, camera, multimedia playback and most of all battery life on stock lg rom all outweigh what aosp gives me.

I came from a nexus 5, I'm quite content with stock but might pick up next gen nexus tab to tinker with (that's the tough part, I like flashing a lot haha)
[G2 General] ameenshake:
Is it really true that you get bettter battery life on stock? If yes, then that's shocking. The main reason I went to AOSP on Samsung phone was to get better battery life, its hard to believe that its the opposite here.
[G2 General] TITANote2LTE:
For my device and my needs yes, I have got overall better battery life on stock, that's even compared to custom kernels and tweaking values. Then again a 3000mah battery should be giving better battery life then most. On average I can hit an hour screen on for every 10-12% of battery usage.

I mean common sense would kick in here, if I'm gaming it'll drop more, but standby time (WiFi & data on) is amazing. Not even using greenify anymore tbh
[G2 General] tobesedated:
I'm curious if like the HTC One, I'll have to have stock recovery in order to install the update or if it'll work with a custom recovery. Sigh life is so hard lmao :silly::silly::silly:
[G2 General] Idan73:
Here you go!

http://csmgdl.lgmobile.com/dn/downloader.dev?fileKey=FW057495432109876543213/D803R20D_00.kdz

Sent from my LG-D803
[G2 General] timekeeper:
Swell! It's serving me D803T20C_00.kdz, which I assume, the T is for Telus/Bell. Think I might hold off on upgrading until they can do a flash over custom recovery with root.
[G2 General] hidea:
I got a D803R20D_00.kdz, kinda magical since… I do own a Rogers phone.
[G2 General] TITANote2LTE:
Anyone take the ota yet?
[G2 General] Haesslich:
Doing that now. 635mb of KitKat. Waiting for it to reboot after the second install.
[G2 General] RPAusCan:
I updated this morning. All worked well. I prepared by going back to stock recovery and removing xposed module last night. I don't know if it was necessary, but I didn't want to take any chances. I kept the phone rooted though. After the update, I'm still rooted, so all is good! Haven't had a chance to test it out too much though, but for those waiting, the update process was pretty smooth.
[G2 General] TITANote2LTE:
You kept the device rooted after taking OTA? Did you delete any system apps or use "survival mode" in SU?

Also what root method did you use? Thanks

Yup still have root access after OTA. Perfect.
[G2 General] jiggarific:
How did you keep it rooted? I'm currently rooted with Xposed installer installed. I'm also using G2 Exposed to shrink my nav bar. Do I need to uninstall these apps before updating to kitkat?
[G2 General] RPAusCan:
I did a factory reset last night, which brought me back to stock recovery as well. I then checked to make sure I was still rooted, which I was. If not, I've used Kingo Root (http://www.kingoapp.com/index.htm) and it's worked great for me. Anyway, I was rooted, so all was good. I made sure Xposed was not installed, and I didn't install anything else, just waited until this morning. I checked for the update and away it went. After the update, I was still rooted. That's all I did. I didn't touch SU. I'm now in the process of making a backup using Titanium Backup, and then I plan to remove some Rogers bloat. I hope that helps.
[G2 General] TITANote2LTE:
As far as I am aware of, yes, you will need to uninstall any xposed modules you have and xposed itself.

Can someone else confirm please?
[G2 General] Haesslich:
I didn't uninstall the Xposed modules, but I did disable them and then uninstalled Xposed before installing the OTA.

As a bonus, Tap to Pay is enabled in the 4.4.2 ROM, unlike for our American friends.
[G2 General] buski:
how can i update to kitkat if im using rogers phone if im using chat-r carrier sim?i go to check for updates now and it says im on the latest os.:confused:if someone could upload a rooted version would be nice :laugh:

im getting the updated shared from this thread anyway i could keep root
[G2 General] jpom18:
Root Lost

Just a head's up that I lost Root when upgrading with the OTA on a Rogers G2. I had rooted via ioroot (i think can't remember for sure) and have never had a custom recovery or installed xposed and after completing OTA update apps requiring root can no longer run and SuperSU reports that it cannot find the binary.

Not sure what I did differently then others.
[G2 General] TITANote2LTE:
Reealllyy?? Bummer... I Just took the OTA, rooted, let it download, did 2 installs and rebooted. First thing I checked was to see if SuperSU was still there and sure enough it is. Prior to the OTA I went into settings on SuperSU app and unchecked Enable Superuser, then accepted the OTA.

Just to be sure I have also completed a factory reset, installed xposed, and currently have titanium backup preforming a backup so I can remove this bloat and system apps I don't want/need/use lol

Also used the ioroot method.
[G2 General] jpom18:
I didn't factory reset nor did I uncheck the enable superuser option in SuperSU so maybe it was one of those that caused it for me. I may try downgrading to 4.2.2, rooting and then upgrading again if I can find the time, otherwise I'll just wait for someone to figure out root for 4.4.2 as I don't believe the G2 on 4.4.2 can be directly rooted yet.
[G2 General] Idan73:
Hopefully your bootloader was not updated with Ota as well? International reports say with new bootloader, there's no going back to 4.2.2.

Personally, I'm gonna go, via patched kernel route, with old bootloader. Once I'm back from work, will submit kernel for patching, unless it's done before by someone else.

Sent from my LG-D803
[G2 General] BigBoyPL:
Guyz stay tuned!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=51340009#post51340009
[G2 General] AlwaysLimey:
Everything seems to be working fine except I have noticed the youtube app doesn't seem to work properly in full screen mode. The notification panel stays persistent and the nav buttons don't fade out. Really annoying. Anyone else?

Hmm.. and now it is working. Didn't do anything, just fixed itself.
[G2 General] RPAusCan:
Did you have success removing bloat, etc? I've tried (and as a result, factory reset about 4 times now), but every time I try to remove or even freeze bloat, after a reboot I get the message "com.google.process.gapps has stopped". I try unfreezing, or re-installing everything, but the only thing that works is a factory reset. Did it work for you?
[G2 General] Haesslich:
Did you have Survival Mode enabled in SuperSU Pro? I also disabled AdAway by removing the custom hosts file, and disabled Xposed before the OTA. That's what kept root for me.

Sounds like you've got Swiftkey. That's had issues with KitKat for months, including the gapps error.
[G2 General] RPAusCan:
THANK YOU!!!!! That was it! This was driving me crazy all day. Now I have to find another keyboard I like with a number row :crying: At least one problem is solved.

Thank you again - you made my day!
[G2 General] Haesslich:
NP. That's why I stopped using Swiftkey months ago... on Swype now. No number row, though. Going to give Fleksy a try, next.
[G2 General] buski:
well i had root ....no custom recovery . did ota update lost root. :(
[G2 General] Haesslich:
You need SuperSU Pro to get survival mode. That lets you keep root on OTA updates.
[G2 General] jpom18:
I just tried that and it didn't work. I've gone back to 4.2.2 4 different times now to try and get root to carry over. Using the KDZ to do this requires a factory reset, so the first time I did that, rooted 4.2.2 then updated via OTA, didn't work. The second time I did a factory reset and the rooted 4.2.2 and disabled SuperSU before updating via OTA, didn't work. The third time I factory reset and rooted 4.2.2 and left SuperSu enabled and Enabled Survival mode, then updated via OTA, didn't work. Lastly I factory reset, rooted 4.2.2, disabled SuperSU while enabling Survival mode before udating via OTA and it still didn't work.

It's the same problem every time, root on 4.2.2 works fine but after updating via OTA to 4.4.2 when trying to launch SuperSU it states that there is no SU binary and it can't install it which is a problem, then goes to say that if the device was upgraded to 4.3 you need to manually re-root.

The only thing I have done to this device is root, no custom recovery, Xpposed, etc. I'm not sure why it seems to work for some and not for others, but there must be something that is causing it.

Anyways at this point I'm out of ideas so I'll probably wait until someone roots 4.4.2 directly, I'm sure it will happen sooner or later.
[G2 General] ameenshake:
I am trying the fourth method that you tried. I'll update you when its done.

Edit: I still have root. I updated to 4.4 with KDZ then realized that there is way to root than to go back to 4.2, which I did with KDZ tools. Stuck in bootloop, so I pressed the recovery keys and did a factory reset. Used IOroot to root 4.2, went to SuperSU app, enabled pro settings, selected Survival Mode and unselected Enable Superuser. Then I updated OTA and I still had SuperSu install with root. Its pretty much what you did.

You should try this method http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2666967. I was nearly done with it but i had no idea where to get the cust.bin so I gave up.
[G2 General] jpom18:
When you rooted 4.2.2 and installed SuperSU how did you have it install the binary, through the Normal or way or through TWRP? So far I have always just used the Normal way and after upgrading SuperSU can no longer find the binary and can't install a new one so it's almost like it's getting removed in the update and I wonder if there is a difference in the install methods that SuperSU offers.

Thanks
[G2 General] Haesslich:
Mine went the normal method. Root initially through ioroot, then installed SuperSU Pro. I've had Survival Mode on since then, and made sure the SuperSU Pro app wasn't a system app.
[G2 General] jpom18:
Does SuperSU Pro default to a System app? I never did that, maybe I'll have to give it another go. I'm not quite sure how to make sure it's not a system app, I can probably figure it out but any other info you can provide on that would be much appreciated.

Thanks
[G2 General] feralcat:
Tried kk ota on my Rogers g2. Went into superuser and checked temp unroot and ota survival. After download it went into twrp and that was it. Rebooting and powering off and on just kept taking me to twrp and couldn't get anywhere else. Found a post.on using the terminal line in twrp to get back up. Would love to update but so many different posts not sure what to do.
[G2 General] jpom18:
I'm pretty sure that you can't update via OTA with a cutom recovery like TWRP installed. In order to do so I think you would have to flash back to stock using either the 4.2.2 KDZ or just use the 4.4.2 KDZ to upgrade.

I could be wrong about that, and there is probably a way to update non-OTA with a custom recovery but I'm not familiar enough with the process to be much help in that. Sorry
[G2 General] feralcat:
Thanks for the reply. That's what I kind of figured I'd have to do. Guess I know what I'll be doing on my days off work. Thanks again
[G2 General] jpom18:
Stupid...

Well just to prove that I am all manner of stupid. I got it figured out, turns out I was using ioroot10, the current version is ioroot24. Using ioroot24 to root 4.2.2, enabling survival and unchcking the enable box in SuperSU then upgrading to 4.4.2 and I have kept root.

I'm going to chalk the issue up to using the old version of ioroot since that is the only thing I changed.

Either way I am happy now, thanks everyone for the help.
[G2 General] buski:
wow finally after 3 times i finally got root thanks to you :good: ...i was using ioroot10 also
[G2 General] BlackDino:
After you guys upgraded were you able to keep the custom recovery?

Thanks,
[G2 General] jpom18:
I don't use a custom recovery myself. I don't think they are related, I assume that ioroot24 simply does something different during the root process that allows SuperSU to stick around after the OTA.

If you're looking to update with a custom recovery take a look at http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...e-from-android-4-4-2-kdz-file-for-your-lg-g2/, it supposed to be a guide on making a flashable zip from the 4.4.2 KDZ that you can use to update your G2 to 4.4.2 with a custom recovery.

I have no experience doing this myself but it might be worth a read if you really want to update without losing your custom recovery.
[G2 General] BNish17:
Yesterday I updated my Rogers LG G2, I was rooted and had exposed installed, the install didn't work, the download did but then I hit install and now its stuck on a black screen with

Fastboot mode started

udc_start()

I was informed by a Rogers guy that I didn't have a OS anymore, I tried to reboot the phone and also tried to go into download mode, the phone isn't allowing me to do either.

What can I do?
[G2 General] BlackDino:
That guide uses custom kernels and basebands.

Which have not yet been created for the D803 yet
[G2 General] jpom18:
Yeah sorry, I replied thinking you were someone else. Once I looked at your profile and post count I realized that you probably already know about that guide and tried to edit my post but I couldn't since I have to wait 2 minutes.
[G2 General] BillyD325:
Try Kii keyboard. Has number row (optional) and is highly customizeable, and I prefer it to swiftkey and swype.
[G2 General] agent3m:
Are you using a custom recovery? The same thing happened to me yesterday but I found this (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2451696) which worked out. I thought I would have to do a huge install with the original kmz file for rogers but I didn't need to... thank god.

For now I'll stick with TWRP 2.6.3.4 and the LG stock 4.2.2 with the occasional madhi kitkat rom.

---------- Post added at 01:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:49 PM ----------

I forgot to mention that the following helped a great deal when I my phone was bricked and had a black screen upon startup and plugged into the computer (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2582142)
[G2 General] tobesedated:
OMG!! Yes, yes this is what you need to do...http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2582142

I thought I was going to end up with a 36 drive storage device. Thank god for the devs and linux!! I'd love to have root again but I'm not messing around again til someone figures out root for kitkat.

I also had ended up with security boot issues which...actually, everything that was mentioned as an issue in the above links..those were my issues to a T lol. Hopefully they will work for you. Remember, you don't have to install linux just boot into to it but you do need root in the terminal and you should also download the ppa repositories for adb and fastboot. You will also need gdisk and depending on the version of linux you are using, you will need to go into software permissions and select universe and multiuniverse to be able to install gdisk. If you actually have linux installed then you should be good to go with root and the adb fastboot.

Good luck!!
[G2 General] BNish17:
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I will give it a try this evening and see if I can get it going again. Did you end up going with the Kitkat 4.4.2 or back to Jellybean 4.2?
[G2 General] tobesedated:
I had to push a ROM via adb so I could get an OS on my phone then, after I got up the nerve to hit reboot after all this mess (very scary lol), I went back into TWRP and did a restore of a rooted stock backup I had taken. I had the KITKAT kdz, so after learning my lesson and knowing I was on a custom recovery I DID NOT take the OTA, instead I followed the steps here... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2432476 to install the KITKAT kdz.

I am not rooted and am fully stock, but I'm sure it will just be a matter of time. Regardless, I'm happy to have my baby back lol

---------- Post added at 03:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:49 PM ----------

Also, when you have to get the different partitions, remember the instructions are for the D802... these... http://downloads.codefi.re/autoprime/LG/LG_G2/D803/Stock_Firmware/RGRS_10C_Partitions are the D803 partitions you actually will need...