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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] nitangle17:
Wierd S PEN

Just now i am experiencing a weird functioning of s pen.Whenever i place my s pen(hovering icon) on app, it automatically opens it(without touching) Its bit scary to me.Also if in settings there are any checkboxes ,just by hovering s pen on it it checks the checkboxes automatically. Sometimes its random and fast.

Can someone please help me?:confused:

Edit: Relating to s pen i had only installed GMD Spen control cracked apk.I uninstalled it cause I thought may be problem cause of app.But still problem is there
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] agen47:
Confirmed, same thing happens to me as well. tried a few kernels but same thing so i guess its rom related, aryamod v8 here, Note 4 Wallpaper Chooser + 4.2.2 Quick Settings Wanam for v8 are the only mods i flashed.

Also tried enabling / disabling hovering pen icon, or air view etc.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] jiffyspace:
Hi,

I upgrade to the latest HTC-WWE-Firmware downloadable on xda-developers. Before I had a german Keyboard (y and z are changed for example).

I applied the last registry hack on http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Hermes_Registry to switch back to the german keyboard.

I put in these values:

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\keyboard layout\Preload]

"Default"="e0010407"

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\keyboard layout\Preload\1]

"Default"="e0010407"

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Oem\Qwerty]

"Layout"="132103" (which means 20407 in Hex)

now the strange part:

With the english keyboard I can get the U-Umlaut for example by pressing u and then the blue dot and the space key. Unfortunately many other keys are changed then (y and z for example).

After applying the registry-hack above I have a german keyboard with z and y at "correct" positions but u + blue dot + Space key does not work anymore for getting Umlauts.

Can anybody help me? This is very nasty.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Radek Hulán:
This is done by modification to \Windows\Sym.txt, get it from previous ROM.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] sn00x:
The file I attached is from o2 germany's 1.25.207.1 ROM
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] jiffyspace:
still no Umlauts

Hi,

thanks for your quick help.

Unfortunately that seems to be not the problem. I have a correct sym.txt under \windows\sym.txt

If I press u-key + blue dot + space key there appears nothing. Normally there should be at least an á or à if I had the normal english sym.txt but it appears nothing after I changed the registry-keys above. Without the registry-keys changed I get umlauts and all those other special characters with the combination blue dot + space key but then the z and y and many other keys like : / & and so on are in a "wrong" position (from the view of a german :) ).

Any other ideas?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] belinea:
Perform a Softreset after replacing the sym.txt and the Welt ist wieder in Ordnung.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] jiffyspace:
Still not working...

I replaced the sym.txt did a soft reset and it's still not working. Could it be that it's a issue with the new firmware?

It behaves like Windows Mobile is looking for a different sym.txt when the registry-settings are set to the german layout.

All other keys are working perfectly. It's just the blue dot + spacebar which does not work.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] _4saken_:
I just flashed the newest htc rom and came across the same problem. is there any new solution to this? the sym.txt I have right now is the correct one.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Prerna:
I upgraded to latest 1.35 and also got a keyboard issue (like "Y" and "Z" are reversed), this even after applying all the registry changes advised in the WIKI.

WIKI does not mention anything about this "sym.txt", thus I did not bother to extract it from my old rom.

Now where will I find the correct "sym.txt" for a "French Switzterland" keyboard?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] mbirth:
I also had this problem. The thing is: ONLY change the Qwerty-key ... leave the other two alone (that is: e0010409 for WWE ROMs) ... then everything will work again. You might want localized versions for: autocorrect.txt, dictprob.dat, mssp2_XX.lex, statdict.dat and sym.txt. Extract them from a ROM for your region...

Cheers,

-mARKUS
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] jiffyspace:
Umlauts are available now!

Thanks a lot! What a simple solution :) That was definitely something which I should have found out by myself.

Anyway, thank you. The Umlauts are back now.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] _4saken_:
yeah, awesome. thanks for the help mbirth!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] _4saken_:
hm, I was just looking for autocorrect.txt, dictprob.dat, mssp2_XX.lex and statdict.dat but couldnt find them anywhere in the windows dir. can someone tell me where they are located?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] mbirth:
For me the files are now at those paths:

C:\Windows\autocorrect.txt

C:\Windows\dictprob.dat

C:\Windows\mssp2_ge.lex

C:\Windows\statdict.dat

Also the registry key HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Spell Check\Main_Dict has to contain the path to the mssp2_ge.lex ... so:

Main_Dict = "\windows\mssp2_ge.lex"

I found a German Language pack from Wundi somewhere here ... it contains the files and sets this and the Qwerty-registry-entry.

Maybe you hide the ROM files? I also have the original mssp2_en.lex And I'm almost sure, if I delete the newer dictprob, statdict and autocorrect, I will see the original versions again....

Cheers,

-mARKUS

P.S.: I prefer Total Commander for file management. It has an option "Hide ROM files" ... this has to be turned off to be able to see files in ROM.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Prerna:
mbirth, I followed your advice and reversed the changes made in the two other reg, and only changed the Qwerty' key to French-Switzerland, but without success so far. I know there must be a solution and I look forward to finding it...
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] DannyBiker:
I'm browsing the web in search of a S5 cover for my wife and I'm shocked to see how poor the choice actually is.

I'm searching for a Flip Cover (with or without the S-View function) in the style of the S4 which was fantastic as it was really slim, something that matters for her.

The official S5 covers look like crap : expensive, bulky, doesn't even close properly and you can't turn the flip part around the phone. It's like they were trying to make a book..:silly:

Even the generally good Spiegen/Ringke catalog is poor when it comes to flip covers (too bulky or they are wallet versions, which she's not into).

Any advice ?
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] FlatOutRU:
I have s-view ant it fells awesome, no problems! In my opinion you should get s-view, or just place screen protector! s-view feel great in hands and it easy flips to the back of phone. Its not even bulky! Phone looks more amazing in it.

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But i should say one thing: s-view screen gets dirty too easy!
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] kms108:
Actually there is more than you think, you just need to know where to search for them, I do agree, the range is limited if you compare it to the note 3, not sure about the S4.

try searching samsung's home town.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] cknewdeal:
I have the S view case also, and I really like it. No need to open it to do small things like open camera. I really like it.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] Canute:
I have one of the OE Samsung flip covers and really like it. I used to have problems with my phone's screen coming on in my pocket and this automatically keeps the display turned off.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] oFillo:
I don't think anyone knows how to read.

You can find some aftermarket ones on the web similar to the S4 but quality wise im not sure

I feel your pain it's one of the main reasons i have not upgraded from S4 to S5 i love how simple, skinny flap and ROUNDED the corners are on my S4 s view cover they Fu**ed up with the S5's case with being square edged and the stitching unnecessary. They need to make a S5 case exactly like the S4's (they can put the big window in) but use same materials f

ake leather isn't for everyone
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] tweexter:
I initially bought the S-view case for mine... Honestly I wasn't impressed. Very cheesy materials, and a lot of apps didn't know how to use the s-view functionality. Of course if you put a different ROM on the phone that isn't touchwiz based all that functionality goes out the window. I ended up ordering a Spigen SlimArmor case and never looked back.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] android addicts:
Yes I agree with you. S5 fill covers are really disappointed and ugly.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] MMakoto:
i actually think the squared design of the S5 s-view case is an upgrade to the S4's. say if you drop the phone on the corners, the squared part will take impact first and save your phone more or less. i've had the S-view case for the S4 for some time, but switches between some tpu cases and the s-view. to each their own though, i feel the S5 s-view case is better in all perspectives compared to the last generation, the only gripe is that it's heavier and thicker.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] Naisaelee21:
The old design for the s4 has horrible!! It the same back piece with a flap on it and provided no protection at all. I literally dropped it once and shattered my screen. The new on is way better.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] oFillo:
It was not designed for drop protection.... It was a very slim and sleek (very non bulk adding) way of protecting your screen from scratches. My whole reason for not liking the S5's cover is because of snagging those corners on my pocket pulling my phone in and out of my pocket.

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My response to Naisaelee21 also applies to you. And yes it is a little thicker didn't bother me as much tho
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[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] spirodave:
I have the galaxy s-view case and it is not bulky to me at all . The fact that you take off the battery cover before attaching it to the s-view case keeps it really slim. I added the spigen magnet to it so the flip cover stays shut just in case i drop it . Normally i dont use any case with my phones cause it makes them either look like crap or just makes it too bulky . I dont know if its the s5 s-view you were talking about when you cant turn the flip part around the phone but thats not the case with the s-view . I got mine and its OEM on amazon for 8.99 used but it was perfect in condition . I would at least try to put the s-view on your phone in the store and see if you like it .

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I agree the s-view is amazing . It keeps the phone slim and protects it great at the same time + it looks good too . I like that you can take pictures without opening it . I had someone take a picture of me with my GS4 and they dropped my phone and broke it . I dont have to worry about it with this
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] russ18uk:
My issue with the S-View case is the elasticity of the cover. When you've had the case open for a while it doesn't fully close for some time; it does eventually but you end up having to put the phone face down or manually turn the screen off.

I do like the ability to view texts with the cover closed though but certainly will look into getting some magnet.
[Android General] Samavb:
Excellent thread

Hi,

You wrote it in one of your posts that you will come up with a thread like this and you did it. Very well done!

Fantastic effort. Your hard work is clearly visible in your post.

I was getting excellent battery life before with my Note 8 and Note 3 Neo. On Note 3 Neo I get SOT of 5hrs 30 to 6 hrs over a period of 5 to 7 days. Sometimes even 8 days (without power saving mode and flight mode)

All the tweaks that I applied on Note 8, Note 3 Neo and Note 2 are connected to rooting. And I want to get 10 hours SOT on my device over 4 days or 3 days or 5 days. That is my target.

What makes your effort even more fruitful is hibernation of apps can be done WITHOUT rooting.

IF I root using Chainfire method then Knox will be tripped and if I get some hardware problem then I won't be able to get it serviced at Samsung service Centre.

Now after reading your post looks like I don't have to root for a while at least till alternative method comes up.

My device N750

Personally, I have downloaded hibernate app. My RAM usage was very high with 1.41 GB and had to manually stop the running services/processes.

My hibernation list

1) all share control share service

2) Bluetooth test

3) bubbles

4) chat on

5) chrome (even this is a good browser, I found better results with chrome frozen on my other devices)

6) Enterprise VPN services ( dont use that much)

7) Exchange services

8) Gear manager

9) Google play books

10) Google Search

11) Google play games

12) Google +

13) Group play

14) Help

15) Index Service ( I am little unsure about this one)

16) Knox

17) Knox store

18) Knox Notification Manager

19) Live wall paper picker

20) NFC Test

21) Polaris viewer

22) Page buddy

23) S Finder

24) S planner widget

25) S voice

26) SNS

27) Samsung link

28) Samsung Push

29) Samsung account

30) Scrap book

31) Software update

32) Story album

33) Story album widget

34) Talk back

35) Voice recorder

36) Wlan test

37) Yahoo finance

38) YouTube

39) Knox event manager

40) Knox attestation

41) Policy updates

42) Wssyncmlnps

43) DRM

And rest of the hibernated apps are all downloaded apps.

I tried Greenify latest version which had the option to hibernate without rooting but it didn't work that well.

Hibernate works. I was able to hibernate nearly 111 apps/process etc.

Almost all of my downloaded apps have been hibernated using hibernate app EXCEPT Nova launcher.

Auto-sync will help lot of people out there who need to check multiple emails on the go.

It covers all options one can think of.

All-in-one toolbox has Junk cleaner and other tools which replaces Cleaner app. File Manager, Startup manager

It has App2SD, Startup manager

Previously, I was using Startup Manager free for preventing auto start of certain apps/services.

I have used battery doctor, Du battery saver and other battery saving apps but they didn't help much.

I will give a try for this battery 2x and see how it goes.

Once again, thank you so much for coming up with wonderful post and some of them can be tried on other Samsung/Android devices too.

Cheers!

Sam
[Android General] omorofos:
Hi sam,

This is not boasting, what we have here is a breakthrough for us.

These applications are the best of their kinds.

This project spanned over two years of intensive research.

Some of the facts were noticed by you that hibernate is more effective than greenify. Same thing goes for the rest.

let keep updating ourselves on positive knowledge to get what we want out of android.

please let developers create something like this for us.

Thanks for your encouragement.
[Android General] ericbajana:
It's all good but when it comes down to really using your phone, the only real way to improve battery significantly is replace it with a high capacity one. It's similar to tweaking for the benchmarks. In any case, great info btw :good:
[Android General] omorofos:
Thanks for your review, the truth is that if any one could achieve the type of battery life i get now and compares it with the the way it used to be out of the box, then there is a reason to celebrate.

that notwithstanding, what you suggested was part of my 'conditional' recommendations.
[Android General] CgColors:
Very good information about Android phone, I really like this phone because it supports many android apps.
[Android General] Samavb:
9 hours 50 min Screen on Time in 2 days 11 hours

9 hours 50 min Screen on Time in 2 days 11 hours and extremely happy with the result.

I have mentioned about your excellent thread in my post in another thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55173252&postcount=167

Hope many more people will benefit from your thread.

I used only Hibernate app which resulted in good improvement in my results.

Attached my screenshots

Cheers!

Sam
[Android General] omorofos:
you made my day

knowing that i was able to make you smile make me feel like a king. The pleasure is mine.

Thanks for your encouragement.
[Android General] cubalibre0975:
Very Very good

Hi, i discovered this thread by a chance, but i think it should be linked on every android forum and all the people guessing how to reduce battery usage should know about it.

I surfed a lot of thread trying to find a way to avoid to hidden process to wake up my phone when it should be sleeping. I tried to freeze and deactivate apps, or at least the app that i could deactivate (i have galaxy note 3 neo and no root). The problem in fact is that when i put in airplane mode, the phone sleep like a baby, so the problem was SURELY connected to data usage.

The request of data connection wake up both the radio (wifi of 3G) and the phone itself.

So i think and experimented the biggest part of this energy saving is avoid application to go on the internet without our permission.

That is why i think Mobiwol no root firewall ( and partially autosync) make 90% of the energy saving here.

Our phones have infinite app that theoretically should not need to acces internet, but they do indeed. And there is no stock firmware realized to avoid this (even because who develops firmware want their app to go on the internet too as much as they can: Samsung for example).

So mobiwol helped me to see that a file explorer (!!??) tried to access internet, helped me to avoid internet connections of samsung app that i was enable to uninstall or freeze.

Concerning things like autosync, and screen dimmer, etc.. i think thoose kind of settings depend on the user. For instance i want to have enough light on the screen, and that dim automatically when needed ( i use Lux lite and i am very happy of that). I don't want to have a worst experience using the phone, only to allow the battery to last 4 days. What I WANT is the battery to last when the phone is in standby: i don't want it to surf the web on his own!!

So thank you very much for you help, i hope more people see this and wish admin put it as Stick everywhere.
[Android General] omorofos:
the pleasure is mine

i am glad to learn that my post was helpful. do me a favor by referring other people seeking for same information in other threads to this one and pressing the thanks button too.
[Android General] TechnoGeek123:
Opera Max = Data Savings!!

Our team at Opera have a pretty neat app called Opera Max. It uses a unique compressions algorithm to help you save your data upto 50% and extend the life of your data plan!!
[Android General] omorofos:
You are right. This is why only opera and the stock android browsers are my only browsers. Even chrome was disabled by me as revealed in the write up.

The off road mode need to be improved upon as regard quick connections.

All said and done, OPERA ROCKS.

This project is not for browsers alone, some other applications use megabytes illegally hence the need for mobiwol firewall and other tweaking.
[Android General] TechnoGeek123:
Opera Max = Data Savings!!

:)
[Android General] mcfwesh:
Good Job bro. Been looking for this for ages. Please can one use this procedure on custom roms such as Note 4 mini rom for the Neo?

Thanks.
[Android General] omorofos:
[MENTION=6061282]mcfwesh[/MENTION]; yes it works on all android platforms.

Sorry for the delay in reply.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] pepsiperfect:
Hi there,

I`m from germany and my XPERIA Z C6603 with o2 germany has 4-bars 4G network at home. Now with my new Z Ultra GPE it's only EDGE. Same APN settings on both phones. Same problem anywhere?
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] adrienned:
Did you check if the bands are compatible with your network? Maybe your country uses 4g bands that aren't supported on this device since it is an international device and I know some countries have specific networks.
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] pepsiperfect:
Yes, o2 Germany has LTE at 800 and 2600 mhz, should the z ultra gpe works?
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] adrienned:
Im not sure of the exact bands, you would have to get that information online. Can't really point you to where, I read about the bands on an Amazon review. If it doesn't work then I think its not compatible with your network because it would connect automatically. If you bought it from Expansys you have 15 days to return it!
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] egzthunder1:
Well, there is your answer... The zu gpe only supports the following LTE bands: 2100, 700, 850, 1700/2100, 2600, 1900, and 900. 800 is not supported.

Also, I am moving this to q&a.

You want me to put the hammer down?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kvanzuijlen:
Hello,

Can someone please mod the voice mate app to add some functionality? Like 'Translate Hello from English to Chinese'?

Thanks in advance,

Koen van Zuijlen
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spiderio:
Wrong thread. Not development

Thread closed
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svenerator:
Alright, let me start by saying that I am on Omega rom v36 (9505) and on KT kernel 7/12. I am sorry, but I cannot make anything out of the last_kmsg, I also don't know what remotely could be causing it, I havent installed any new apps, it is so frustrating. I was on KT kernel same version before this new rom two weeks ago.

If anyone could look into my attached last_kmsg and explain to me why this is happening, thank you! I really can't be asked to re-flash everything again.

Thanks in advance!

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mhmtemnacr:
Hi, I have a samsung Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 tablet but it has very small developer community so I couldn't find any AOSP roms suitable with my device. Is it possible to make an AOSP rom work on my tab or is it possible to build rom for my tab? Please help, thanks in advance.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GeekyDroid:
If you have knowledge in making a whole new device tree from scratch, then it'll be possible. But you also need to find the right kernel source. For building AOSP from source you need 3 components:

device tree

kernel source

vendor tree

If you have these 3, you can start building. :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mhmtemnacr:
Hi, thanks for reply. I don't know how to obtain those. Is there a noobish-written tutorial or something to help me get started? And, can I find these kernel sources, etc in the http://opensource.samsung.com/ because my device is samsung.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GeekyDroid:
There is no tutorial for this. But you can take an example: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_samsung_i9300

This is a device tree for Samsung Galaxy S3 International version. You can get all these from your device itself. For vendor look here: https://github.com/TheMuppets/proprietary_vendor_samsung/tree/cm-11.0/i9300

But vendor is very easy. But I don't think you can make it as for now. I think you should first start building a ROM for a device which has all his dependencies on CM's repo. Start with this tutorial: http://xdaforums.com/nexus-4/general/guide-cm11-how-to-build-cyanogenmod-11-t2515305
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] absinthesummer:
Read through this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2195858
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robin_android:
Hi All,

I am starting a project on ompa4470 and android 4.4, can some one point me a good repo for starting ?

thanks in advance

robin singh