yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] orb3000:
I would think to reflash the complete ROM with another radio version, also MTTY tool

Hope it helps,
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Asepkurniawan:
hello im have same problem but i have a solution

1. flash your universal to original ROM

2. use HTC Universal Super CID Unlock from buzzdev (thanks buzz)

3. if you want to upgrade to WM6 just make sure that you not upgrade radio too

i still have a question for this case but my Uni got GSM again

sorry for my bad english language

AK29 From Indonesia
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] DjGeNeSiS:
Hi Asepkurniawan,

Whick operator do you have?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dmxoneIuv:
doing one more, i really liked this clip from the movie. decided to make a bootanimation but i wanted to keep it landscape. so here it is, give it a shot, it includes poweron and poweroff sounds. let me know what you think

below are the previews (speed and size are different for previews) and download links. inside the zip you will find these files:

bootsamsung.qmg - move to /system/media/ and change permissions to rw-r-r

bootsamsungloop.qmg - move to /system/media/ and change permissions to rw-r-r

PowerOn.ogg - move to /system/media/audio/ui/ and change permissions to rw-r-r

PowerOff.ogg - move to /system/media/audio/ui/ and change permissions to rw-r-r

shutdown.qmg - move to /system/media/ and change permissions to rw-r-r

BOOTUP ANIMATION (it is set to loop, but my phone boots up by the end of the first cycle):

[IMG="http://i.imgur.com/jbkzYyr.gif"]http://i.imgur.com/jbkzYyr.gif[/IMG]

LOOP ANIMATION (if it takes longer to boot up i guess, it hasn't come up for me, my phone boots by the end of the first initial bootanimation):

[IMG="http://i.imgur.com/eods0ht.gif"]http://i.imgur.com/eods0ht.gif[/IMG]

SHUTDOWN ANIMATION:

[IMG="http://i.imgur.com/ZJDW7wd.gif"]http://i.imgur.com/ZJDW7wd.gif[/IMG]

Download Need.For.Speed.Shelby.Mustang.Bootanimation.by.dmxoneIuv.zip (98.0MB):

http://d-h.st/4ev
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fofo00o:
in my XZ i flashed a kernal and i tried to decrease cpu volt

after that my phone got crashes every 10 minutes even when i restore everything and use the official rom with the official kernel

so now what should i do to fix this problem ? is it a hardware or software problem

update :

1- the phone never crash if its charging

2-the phone is stable if i set max cpu to 1026mhz but it got crash every time i try to run the camera
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fofo00o:
????

any one :(:(
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidfreak70:
You may have one of 2

CPU problem

Battery problem

:(

Xperia™ Z (C6602) with Tapatalk.
[ONE Accessories] Griffrez:
Hello, XDA-Developers!

I've been extremely outdated lately (Sony Ericsson Xperia X8) and decided to get a new phone, the OPO.

Since the X8 was/is a low-tier phone, even at the time, I never really cared about protection for it.

So, I am EXTREMELY noobish about protection.

So, in your opinion(s), what are the best protection combos out there?

(Sorry for this type of question, just asking!)
[ONE Accessories] Severose:
The consensus at the moment seems to be Diztronic TPU case and an Orzly tempered glass screen protector
[ONE Accessories] zephiK:
I would have to go and agree with severose. Be on the look out for ringke. A new thread opened up that they're actually making a case for the oneplus one. Hoping they'd make a version that is black and not clear.
[ONE Accessories] melo15m:
Diztronic + Rhinoshield.
[ONE Accessories] TheAudiophile:
I use the Orzly tempered glass screen protected with the Diztronic TPU case in black. I take the case off once in a while, because the One is just too sexy to be clothed 24/7.
[ONE Accessories] kptaylor:
So how much bulkier does the Diztronic case make the phone?
[ONE Accessories] RichJo86:
Very minimal, it adds just one or two millimeter.
[ONE Accessories] Googhga:
In general, I'd go with a tpu case and a screen protector, that's really enough for daily use and not too bulky.

Gesendet von meinem A0001 mit Tapatalk
[ONE Accessories] zephiK:
I like the Ringke fusion. Provides better grip and better button presses. It adds more bulk to the top and bottom of the phone though. Feels good in the hand still.

Comes with a screen protector for free as well.
[ONE Accessories] Overdose1986:
Ringke Fusion is the best for protection and also doesn't make your phone looks like any galaxy or random phone cause it shows the amazing sandstone back
[ONE Accessories] Teio:
I use the diztronic tpu case and the orzly tempered glass protector... Excellent combination

I have the xtreme guard coming in a month's time
[ONE Accessories] GeorgeM269:
You meant like matte black or like this:

[IMG="Smoke Black"]http://intl.rakuten-static.com/t/d2f1bc80-278c-11e4-aa8c-005056b72737/20140902/21cf7572-adf5-40b3-9408-e5f19f0b0920.jpg?_ex=330x330[/IMG]

I hope to get a 1+1 soon. Best bang for the buck out there.
[Android Apps and Games] ThunderStick:
SAVE SOME MONEY

Promo Pimper has thousands and thousands of codes cataloged for your use. Find money saving promotion codes for services like Lyft, Best Buy, Pizza Hut, Domino's, Chinese restaurants, Home Depot and many more.

For people searching for promo codes there is no registration or information needed from you.

You can simply browse and use the codes as much as you want with no other requirements or trickery.

SHARE A PROMO CODE / COUPON

Perhaps you have promotion codes that you can earn a commission from. Why not submit it using Promo Pimper. No reason not to in fact. It's free, easy and takes no fees from you or anyone else.

The simple and easy to use interface has a super safe registration system that takes only a minute or two to grant you instant access to be able to submit promo codes.

No finagling through registration forms, entering capthca codes or waiting for confirmation emails. Promo Pimper handles everything in a smooth automated SMS based registration system.

How it works is you enter your phone number and a desired username. Promo Pimper then sends a text message to your phone containing a random verification code. This verification code is then read by Promo Pimper from the incoming text your receive. After receiving this text, Promo Pimper authorizes you to submit promo codes or PIMP YOUR PROMO code using the Promo Pimper app.

The only required info needed to pimp a promo code is the name of the business, a short description and of course the code. After entering that your code is made instantly available to all users of Promo Pimper.

Available on Google Play (Just Submitted :fingers-crossed:)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thunderstick.PromoPimper

Version 1 available from attachments. Will be updated through the play store.
[Android Apps and Games] ThunderStick:
Please let me know what you think. I really would like to develop this further and get this to be a very useful tool.

Thanks in advance.
[Android Apps and Games] sanju250:
Pizza hut coupon codes

There are certain pizza hut coupons that work only for mobile app, does any one have generic coupon codes like in couponsjug.com/stores/pizza-hut-coupons
[Android Apps and Games] Ibuprophen:
Maybe I'll give it a try... Hmmm...
[Android Apps and Games] ThunderStick:
It's dead don't bother...
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fedecape:
Hello guys,

I'm trying to set up one of NFC tags to activate a tasker task. It's next to my door, so what I want it to do is to turn wifi off, set my nest thermostat to away and read "ac set to away, goodbye fede"

Since the app Trigger has the "switch" option, I'm also trying to make the second tap on the NFC tag activate a welcome task. This one is more complex. I want it to say "welcome Fede. Would you like to set the ac to 75 as usual?" At the same time, it has to activate WiFi and start the autovoice plugin listening mode.

I have a profile in tasker that will activate if the voice command "yes please" is heard. Then, it activates a task that turns the away mode off, sets the AC to 75 and says "AC set to 75" and turns off the auto voice listening mode.

It just worked 2 or 3 times, and I can't figure out why. Also, the read/say action stops before finishing the sentence.

Can you guys take a look and tell me what you think? The names and "say" commands are in spanish.

Trigger

Leaving home

Welcome back

Tasker profile

Task

Thank you!
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fedecape:
By the way, the "send SMS" action is what changes the temperature. I'm using IFTT
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pepdavies:
I wish i knew how to help but i can't. You should ask this in a more relevant forum, dedicated to Tasker. I've seen one on reddit that was full of useful guides
[Android Apps and Games] 0x8badfl00d:
Hi there, I'm Haifisch :D For my application, I'm developing a watchapp that will allow you to control your Pinoccio web-enabled microcontroller (http://pinocc.io). This will allow you to control servos, read analog data, control pin modes, easier than ever, all from your wrist. This application talks to Pinoccio's RESTful API, this will require a Pinoccio login.

More information is to come, screenies and tests coming soon :)

XDA:DevDB Information

Pinoccio HQ, App for all devices (see above for details)

Contributors

0x8badfl00d

Version Information

Status: Testing

Created 2014-08-16

Last Updated 2014-08-15
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jerseykirby:
Anyone run into the issue of having a stuck unread notification when using a Sense ROM?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jerseykirby:
This is what I mean. There is no missed message
[Pebble] 0x8badfl00d:
Hi there, I'm Haifisch :D For my application, for my XDA Challenge Pebble app, I am bringing the Pinoccio microcontroller (http://pinocc.io) and the Pebble together so you may control the microcontroller from your wrist making it a little more convienient to read data, control motors/servos, change pinmodes, and get a basic overlook at your Scout's health.

Download (Pebble appstore) :D

GitHub

[YOUTUBE]XRaIa1KHOS0[/YOUTUBE]

Screenshots;

[IMG="Troops"]http://f.cl.ly/items/0q0J3y3u1I142q403l2Q/screen1.png[/IMG][IMG="Scouts"]http://cl.ly/image/0n1w2r3p3t0a/screen2.png[/IMG][IMG="Scout control"]http://cl.ly/image/0H1U3z2J3h2L/screen3.png[/IMG][IMG="LED Control"]http://cl.ly/image/3b431z1D2y0d/screen4.png[/IMG]

Update - 8/30/14

Project has a new name, "WristHQ."

Update - 8/29/14

I'm back from vacation and app is in development :)

XDA:DevDB Information

WristHQ, Tool/Utility for the Pebble

Contributors

0x8badfl00d

Version Information

Status: Stable

Created 2014-08-16

Last Updated 2014-09-05
[Pebble] 0x8badfl00d:
Updates!

My application is nearly complete, a fairly final version is on the Pebble app store named "Wrist HQ", if you have a Pebble and a Pinoccio kit, you be all set to start using this application!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
Hi folks,

let me first explain why I made this code:

I have a Universal and an Audi A4 with integrated BT-Handsfree. I normaly use a plantronics headset with my UNI.

Now when I'm in my car and I switch off my headset, the UNI connects to the car's handfree unit.

Somehow the UNI and the Audi Handsfree doesn't play well together and sometimes there where connection problem during voice calls. This behaviour made me think about what the problem can be and I detected that if I switch off bluetooth on my UNI and then reenable it everything is fine. When I then leave the car and turn on my headset I had the same problem. The headset was not able to reconnect to the UNI until I turned off and reenabled bluetooth on my Universal.

I was unsatisfied with the fact that I had to go through the bluetooth settings everytime when I just want to toggle the bluetooth mode and so I worte the attached code.

Now to the program itself:

The cab installs btIO.exe to \Program Files\btIO and creates a shortcut in the autostart folder.

After starting it resides in the tray. It has three icons:

Green BT-Icon = BT is enabled and discoverable

White BT-Icon = BT is enabled and connectable (non discoverable)

Red BT-Icon = BT is switched off

You can toggle between connectable and OFF by simply clicking the icon.

If you tap'n'hold the icon a menu appears and lets you choos between all modes.

That's it.

I'm aware that there are other programs like this, but this one fit's my needs and thus I thought I share it with others.

Enjoy it, it's freeware.

Homepage: http://www.silentservices.de/btIO.html

Cheers
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
Smartphone version of btIO just released

Hi folks,

on popular demand I created a version of btIO for Smartphones.

It's currently not as "feature rich" as the ppc version. However, it does simply what it should, it switches the bluetooth radio to different states.

- initial release

- Unzip and simply copy the exe file to your smartphone

- Uppon execution it will lookup the current bluetooth state and change it and notify you of the new state

- If current BT state is OFF it will switch it to CONNECTABLE

- If current BT state is CONNECTABLE it will switch it to DISCOVERABLE

- If current BT state is DISCOVERABLE it will switch it off

There is no indication icon, nor is it running in the background and eating ressources. You simly execute it, it changes the BT state and exits...

That's it. I think it should be called by some kind of launcher or via shortcut...

If you think you have a good idea for improvement or found a bug, just drop me a line or post here.

Get it from here: http://www.silentservices.de/btIO.html

As always: Enjoy, it's freeware

cheers
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] nothin:
i can recommend this as VERY good batterystatus bt icon replacement.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
ahem... OK, did you find a feature in btIO I'm not aware of? :confused: :D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] zard:
Fine app mate.

Can you give some explanation on all the other features when I pop up the menu? Tried a number of them without getting any response, so don't know how the others work, except for the first few selections.

Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
The PPC version has the following options (I'll drop the first 3):

- Audio2BT

Routes the device-audio to the bluetooth device (headset or handsfree).

NOTE: This is not meant to work for A2DP connections.

- Audio2Device

Returns the audio back to the device

- AudioGWCCON

Establishes a gateway control channel with the bluetooth device. This means that a connection to the headset or handsfree is established, but audio is currently not routed. If you are afraid about battery drain, you can close the GCC with the next option. This will not prevent the proper function of your headset or handsfree, it will just take a second on an incoming call until the connection is established again. You can accomplish permanent power saving with a registry option under:

HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\AudioGateway and set PowerSave to 1 and make a softreset

This setting will automaticly close the control channel after each call.

- AudioGWCCOFF

Closes the gateway control channel to save battery power

- BTSettingsCPL

Goes to the Bluetooth settings control panel
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] HaiLe512:
Excellent Program

Thanks...this is a wonderful program for my p3300. I no longer have to use BlueMusic to send music to my BT set. Good set of controls. I like it very much and strongly recommended.

Foods for thoughts: can we removed the exit command from the menu? Why does anyone want to exit this wonderful program is beyond me.

Can we have the menu popup when the icon is clicked? Right now, we have to press and hold for the menu. These are just comestic inputs only.

Thanks...HaiLe...:D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
You're welcome mate,

well about the exit button: If I'll drop it, one will need to have a taskmanager to colse the app. I personaly "hate" programs that don't give me the option to be closed. :-)

About the popup: btIO is meant to give a speedy way to enable or disable bluetooth. Thus, if you tap the icon bluetooth will be switched to CONNECTABLE (but invisble). If you click it again bluetooth will be disabled. This is the reason why you have to tap'n'hold to get the rest of the options. I can implement something that you might be able to change this behaviour with a registry entry.

I have a new version (0.6) in the pipe which has some new features for audio control. It will let you choose between mute, vibrate and on. I implemented this because I got myself a HERMES and wanted a quick way to control audio with the jog-wheel. It also changes the popup menu. Items can now be checked instead of having double options for ON and OFF.

Will be released soon.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
btIO v0.6 and WiFiIO v0.2 for testers is out

Folks,

I've just put version 0.6 for PPC2003 and WM5 online. Both are for Pocket PC only.

Version for PPC2003 is here:

http://www.silentservices.de/btIO-0.6-PPC2003.cab

Version for WM5 is here:

http://www.silentservices.de/btIO-0.6-WM5.cab

The only difference is that the WM5 version also has options for Mute/Vibrate/SND-ON. I've found no reference for doing the same for 2003 devices so currently sound control is not available for 2003 devices.

New features:

- Changed the menu: Now there are checkable items instead of 2 items for ON/OFF

- Added SpeedToggle function:

-- If SpeedToggle is enabled btIO behaves like before. Means: tapping on the icon will switch BT ON/OFF, tap'n'hold will display the menu.

-- If SpeedToggle is disabled and you tap on the trayicon the menu appears. If you tap'n'hold it will switch ON/OFF

The second app I put online is wifiIO, which is the same like btIO just for the WiFi interface. The initial release had a bug which led to a high cpu load when wifi was on and the device went into sleep mode. This is fixed so it should now be save to use it.

It will work for the following two WiFi NICs:

TIACXWLN

TNETWLN

wifiIO is currently working on the following devices (as I'm aware of):

HTC Hermes with WM5/6

HTC Athena with WM5/6

It is NOT working on the following device:

HTC Wizard

HTC Prophet

You can find WiFiIO here:

http://www.silentservices.de/wifiIO-0.5.cab

Read more on wifiIO here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=1561339&postcount=65

Please report back if everthing is working as expected.

Cheers
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bull_do3er:
hello c0rnholio,

great little utilities. extremely handy. 1 request, can you add 1 more menu item to set audio to a2dp? that will make this bt tool complete! Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bull_do3er:
Hello,

i tried the wifiIO on my htc prophet and gullum prophet touch wm6 vii rom and it didnt work. Keep getting the error message "Sorry, no WLAN Hardware found"

I am pretty sure my prophet is using the TNETWLN NIC. Help. i am well impressed by these small utilities.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] zard:
wifiIO-0.2.cab installed but I don't see the icon at tray like the BTIO. I even tried running the wifiIO executable file and also uninstalled BTIO but still no use.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
Which device and OS do you have?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
I'll take a look...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] zard:
O2 IIs with Helmi's WM6 R0 Rom.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
Do you know which WiFi hardware is built in?

Can you take a look in the following registry key and tell me what you see?

HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State

There should be something beginning with {98c5250D... and so on. Can you tell me what is coming after the closing of this string?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
Can you also please look in the registry and tell me what is there?

HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State

There should be something beginning with {98c5250D... and so on. Can you tell me what is coming after the closing of this string?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] zard:
Do you know which WiFi hardware is built in?

- tiacxwin Compatible Wireless Ethernet

HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State

- {98c5250D-C29A-4985-AE5F-AFE5367E5006}\TIACXWLN1
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
OK, that one definately fits...

Could you please redownload and try to run it again? Made some correction in the code which where left in for debugging.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] zard:
Downloaded, tried but still the same.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
OK, I'm currently stuck on finding the problem because it's running on my devices with WM6 and the same WLAN-NIC. I'll take a deeper look as soon as I find some more time.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] funy:
hi there, been using your bt app for a couple of days its really handy and am about to try out the wifi one. Just wondering if it might be worth (eventually) merging them into one program.

Keep up the good work, bt one workine fine so far no probs.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] funy:
cant find the wlan hardware on my Wizard , according to network cards screen its an "SDIO WLAN Wireless Adaptor".

Let me know if you want to test anything to get it going.

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
Yes, please have a look in the following reg-keys and tell me if they exist and what is in there:

HKLM\SOFTWARE\Drivers\WLAN

and

HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State\{98C5250D-C29A-4985-AE5F-AFE5367E5006}\???
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] funy:
Neither of them exist.

Key1:

I can get as far as HKLM\SOFTWARE\Drivers\ but there is no WLAN key.

Key2:

HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State\ has a REG_DWORD set to 1 in Decimal. theres also another dword there called wireless set to 1. these are both just dwords under the state key.

Hope this helps.

Ben
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
Hm, OK. wifiIO looks for the drivers name in Key1. If it doesn't find the expected driver it will tell you that no wlan hardware is found. I can't do anything about this a long as I don't know the right key for your device.

So the only thing we could do is that you send me a copy of your registry.

If you decide to provide me your registry, please make sure that all personal and confidential information is stripped out.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
Wait, maybe there is another way we can get this without giving me your whole registry.

You can search for all occurences of the following and report them back to me:

TNETWLN1

and

{98C5250D-C29A-4985-AE5F-AFE5367E5006}
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bull_do3er:
Hello c0rnholio

This is wat i find in my registry. let me know if you need more info. Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] funy:
ok, im at work at the moment, but i'll have a peek when i get a few mins and post up.

thanks
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] funy:
Was going to list it all out but looks to be a bit a fair few subkeys and values, so ive uploaded a zip of .reg files you can open in notepad.

These are all the instances i found in the reg.

Ben
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c0rnholio:
Thank for the registry stuff guys!

I took a look and wrote you both a PM with a link to the test cab. Maybe yoy can try it and tell if it is working for you.

Thanks for your help.

Cheers