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[Samsung Gear 2] HappyAngelGames:
Hello everyone :D

I have just released my latest app: Gear Office to the Samsung Gear Store. It includes a Evernote client, a PDF/text file reader, and a Clipboard reader which gets clipboard from the phone.

Now, you can read your evernote notes, store them for offline use, copy app's text content and view them on your watch.

Some use case for the clipboard reader:

- Copy the whole website content, and view it on your watch (useful for things like tutorials, recipe instructions....)

- Want to view important notes from apps like Google Keep or Todoist on your watch? Copy the content to clipboard, then read it on your watch.

etc.... I hope this one will be useful.

Here's the full feature list:

- Reader:

Supports PDF/TXT file. For other file types like Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel … use the Clipboard feature to view the content.

Preserve structure of the Text documents.

Text extraction and reflow to fit the small screen.

Increase/Decrease the font size.

- Evernote:

Download notebooks.

Organize notes into notebooks.

View content of the note.

View notes offline without connecting to the phone. (Provided that the notes are downloaded once).

Preserve note structure.

Extract text from note so that it fits the small screen.

- Clipboard:

Get the latest text clipboard from the phone.

Store up to 10 clipboards. Provided that you have requested the clipboard once, you can view it even if the clipboard on the phone no longer exists.

Available for offline viewing.

Copy text from almost anywhere. As long as the the app you are using supports copy text, you can transfer the text to the watch without any problem.

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Let me know what you think about it :)
[Samsung Gear 2] noellenchris:
Looks great! Can't wait to try it out. Thanks.

Chris
[Samsung Gear 2] HappyAngelGames:
Thanks! Let me know if there's any missing features that you want me to add :p
[Samsung Gear 2] rEVOLVE:
Awesome! I've been hoping for an Evernote client for the watch. Does it sync 2-way? (ie- entry/edit from watch gets synced to cloud). Also if viewing a list with tickboxes, are the tickboxes displayed on the watch in a way that I can mark them complete?
[Samsung Gear 2] HappyAngelGames:
First question: No, not at the moment. For the gear 2, using the keyboard on a watch is a terrible experience.

Second question: No, the app does translate the checkboxes into bullet points though. Initially, I added the feature, but figured out that most lists will include much more complex structure than just a list of items. So leaving the boxes there will break the layout of the note since the screen is pretty small. I may find a way to add it back, though.

Also, be aware that the app only extract text content from the note. Attachments, tables ... are ignored.
[Samsung Gear 2] albs:
hi how is possible to have your app?

THX
[Samsung Gear 2] zikizica:
Can I use it on my Galaxy Gear 1?
[Samsung Gear 2] rEVOLVE:
Do you plan to register it for use on the Note 4? I upgraded phones and cannot find your Gear Office app in the app market on my Note 4.
[Samsung Gear 2] rein33:
I also can not find this application. You may advise me how I can get it?

thanks
[Samsung Gear 2] Oatswesow:
I have also upgraded to the Note 4 and cannot find your app on the Samsung App store... :(
[Samsung Gear 2] Rojrijo8:
Nice but

Can you post this for free? It is really helpful for studying but I can't buy it from my country...
[Samsung Gear 2] predator74:
How can I sort my txt files in alphabetic order? I tried to rename them but that wasn't the solution.
[Android General] minimonkey7:
Hi There,

I have a Asus Memo Pad HD7 and the user superdragonpt had created a Thread with lots of useful Information on recovery and Rom installation here: http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=2503668 something has happen and he has closed all his threads and deleted all the useful information is there any way of restoring this?
[Android General] minimonkey7:
Found the WaybackMachine! http://web.archive.org/web/20140911164339/http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2503668
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kedar512:
I am using stock 4.4.4 deodexed, zip aligned ROM.

Sometimes my battery percentage stuck at particular value.

See the screen shots.

This problem was there in 4.4.2 also.

No problem on custom ROMs.

I did battery calibration but no luck.

Sometimes battery percentage suddenly drops by 4 or 5%.

I searched it but didn't find any solution.

I reflashed stock 4.4.2 and updated to 4.4.4 but the problem persists

Need help! :(
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kedar512:
Even on lollipop soak test I am having this problem.

Any suggestions?
[Fire TV General] xp314a:
Setup Synergy (server) on your PC.

Sideload Synergy Android Client on your Fire TV.

The client can be setup from the Fire TV remote. Press "Right" from the empty textarea at the bottom to select "Connect".

The client will continue to run, even with the Fire TV is asleep. Just use escape to wake it, though you will have to reconnect after a restart.

I haven't found the right key combinations for Home or Menu, but ESC works for Back. I'll update this post if I stumble across them or someone posts them below.

For help setting up the server on your PC, see the Synergy User Guide.

Tip: I personally prefer to use hotkeys to switch between screens, rather than moving the mouse off screen. If you choose to use move your mouse from screen to screen, I highly recommend setting up a hotkey to bring your focus back to the main screen, for when you lose track of your mouse.

Note: An older version of Synergy is still available to download for free on SourceForge, though I haven't tested it with the android client.

I also ran across ShareKM (Share Keyboard & Mouse) in the related threads when posting this, but I haven't tested it, either.
[Fire TV General] z31fanatic:
Using a keyboard and mouse does not require root.
[Fire TV General] Spykez0129:
Or you can just plug the hundred different mice and keyboards into your fire TV through a hub and it works natively unless I'm missing something about synergy.
[Fire TV General] collindv:
Relax guys, he is just pointing out options. This would be useful say for someone that does not have a stand alone mouse or keyboard but has a laptop they can use to make the random selection here and there.
[Fire TV General] xp314a:
This is to remotely control the Fire TV with the local keyboard and mouse on a PC or laptop. I have updated the thread title to clarify.
[Fire TV General] ChuckK3rd:
How do you sideload the synergy android client? the apk file is missing from the zip file your link leads to
[Fire TV General] neimanw:
Link

sourceforge.net/projects/synergyandroid/files/Release%200.0005%20Alpha/
[Fire TV General] wolvmarine:
I haven't been able to get it to work for me. It just tells me I wasn't able to "Failed to connect to Wolvey:24800" on the firestick side. I changed the computer name to Wolvey since the previous one was the LAPTOP-;kjasdf and I was too lazy to sit there and try typing that over and over again. I restarted my computer after changing the name as well. Not sure what I'm doing wrong.

Also, I was wondering if DeskDock was tried out as well since it seems to be considered to be a more stable alternative?

Thanks
[Fire TV General] Warrior1988:
Just use this no root required. vysor
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swa100:
Is it safe to install an banking app like ING Internet banking on a custom ROM?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] troullis2004:
Oh my god. Just delete your post.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lennyz1988:
His question is less dumb then it looks. It's not that hard to build an keylogger or something into a custom rom. Most people here will install just about anything if it looks shiny.

Not to long ago we had a rooting method that was sending data to a server. People would still use it tough.

Always use your brain when you flash something.

In short: Yes it's safe to flash a custom rom.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skipjacks:
I agree. This isn't a dumb question at all.

And here at XDA we don't jump on new members who ask questions. It's rude and makes this site an unwelcoming place. That's not what XDA wants to portray to new members.

This is a sensible question from a user who is properly investigating his risk for identity theft. That's a good question, not a bad one.

As for the answer, well like anything it all depends.

99% of all developers are good people doing good honest work. (And its' probably even higher than that) But there's always that one jerk who tries to take advantage of good trusting people. So you do have to watch out for that.

The main ROMs that are popular and have a long history are completely safe. Cyanogen, Carbon, etc etc etc. These are developed by teams of people who work together and are screened by the ROM dev team before they are allowed to become official maintainers of a ROM. Those are all almost completely safe.

The only place I'd be concerned is when you have a one off developer building his own ROM from source who's working alone. That's where the risk is. And again, 99.99% of those developers are honest. The risk is very minimal. But it exists.

But bigger than that risk is your keyboard. Are you running a third party keyboard? Developed god knows where by god knows who? Just something you downloaded off Google Play? That's probably a bigger risk. I'd never use a 3rd party keyboard to enter banking information. It's WAY too easy to build a keylogging system into a keyboard. That's where the keyboard selector switch comes in handy. You can switch to a stock keyboard quickly to enter banking info then go back to the one you like.

Again, the risk of a Keyboard downloaded from Google Play being a keylogger is low. Very low. But it could happen. And even though it's a minimal risk, it's a risk you should be aware of.

The biggest risk to running a banking app on your phone is losing the phone itself. If you lose it and someone gets past your lock screen (not the most difficult thing in the world) they have access to your banking app. So NEVER save passwords on your banking app. Enter it each time.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeepankarS:
Oh my god, if youre a rich twat that doesnt mean people dont care about their hard earned money. Money is just not swag my friend. :)

His concern is genuine and please be nice to people out here. You dont own opinions and thoughts that people have. Everybody is as free here as you are. So kindly let people clear their doubts.

●Well devs are pretty nice here thus only download firmwares from their threads and no other site. The links mirrored by them or in their official threads are to be used and thus they also mention that do not create any other mirror link. Never doubt a developer here. People here are a family. :D :)

●Never root (as it was widely publicised here) via kingo and vroot or root genius, they take anonymous data and idk what all they do. They were banned by xda too. Vroot is still banned.

●Plus keyboards are only to be downloaded via playstore as google has a software called bouncer which regularly checks for malicious content and coding in apps. Though bouncer has been fooled, but google devs and execs are cool too ;)

Plus a swiftkey team or the go team wont want a bad reputation. Because so many people trust them.

The only way to inject a keylogger in your phone is via other sources apps. Any app can have it. IMHO it is always better to pay for the apps than downloading the cracked versions from shady websites.

●Always have way of cleaning your phone online or oia sms or anything. Google administrator (app) provides such service and so does samsung.

Thus if it gets lost or something, you can always wipe it or lock it online or just by sending a sms.

The only way to keep you safe :)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swa100:
Hey all, thanks for your reactions. I'm using the custom ROM from broodplank, a xda-recognized dev and I'm using SwiftKey.

I asked this question because I was indeed not sure if I should be afraid for keyloggers and stuff like that.

So, in conclusion, I should not be afraid and I could safely use Internet banking on this ROM, with this keyboard?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeepankarS:
Yes you can. Without a doubt.

But keyboard only from playstore. And rom only from XDA threads.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DSA:
Thing is

Coming onto a developers forum and asking if we include keyloggers in our work is kind of offensive or if its safe to use our work with banking apps (which gives the impression he thinks people like myself are trying to steal his info)

The fact that a user thinks we would do that in an open source environment means the op has not bothered to educate themselves before doing anything
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swa100:
I don't think you should see it like that. By flashing custom ROMs I think I show my trust in devs. I just have no clue how vulnerable these ROMs actually are.

After all, it's the safety of all my money I'm talking about.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skipjacks:
He wasn't in a development thread. He properly posted in the correct general forum.

He didn't accuse anyone of anything, especially not you specifically.

He very well may not even know what a keylogger is and is just being reasonably precautionary to learn what the risks are before proceeding. And he may not believe that a rom developer would include malicious code but perhaps just wondered if a custom rooted rom was more vulnerable to attack by a third party after install than a stock closed source rom. (A legitimate concern because a rooted phone IS more vulnerable to attack if the user just grants superuser permissions to any and all apps that ask for it)

No specific accusations were made or devious behavior insinuated. So don't take his legitimate question so personally.

If it bothers you so much that anyone would worry about their bank account in a time when accounts get hacked regularly....try explaining why its not a major concern to install a custom rom.

Give a developer's viewpoint on what the risks could be and how you mitigate those risks by specifically not including malicious code. That would go along way to help nervous rookie modders feel comfortable about using work found on XDA. And it would go alot further than "my rom is safe because I said so".
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DSA:
Err..I never said anything about posting in a development thread...no idea where the first part of your post is in response to

I never stated he accused me of anything either

In your eagerness to correct me (and failing) you have gotten ahead of yourself

Its not down to me to give any viewpoints or any info about malicious code. This is a developers forum. Its down to the user to educate themselves

you dont see the problem with that sentence?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeepankarS:
Well there have been incidents when things like data leak have happened in XDA. Not because of you, the awesome developers, but because of the rooting methods and other methods and apps that were shared.

Keylogging is pretty easy, well atleast not that a task.

Thus talking about keylogging and other vilnerabilities is banned here too.

Plus when youre rooted, the vulnerability increases a bit.

That is why developers, mods and admins repeatedly explain and tell why warez and other sources apps should not be shared here. First, because you dont know what has been shared, with what coding and another point of condemning warez here is that you cannot just share someones hardwork for free here.

Example : KingoRoot, Vroot that were popular on XDA were banned by XDA Devs because of data leak that were reported and discovered by them. Mods and Admins are pretty cool you see.

If the OP wants to get educated and feel safe for a future relationship with XDA, I fail to understand why can't we just take this as a normal question and be done with clearing his doubts.

Everybody has doubts and they ought to be cleared.

Plus this is XDA, there are n number of sites replicating our devs work and you dont know what is coming for you next.

Thus, we were educating the OP how custom roms made uploaded on XDA are 100% safe and not how custom roms are safe. You as a developer are not being framed here.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Slender_:
Hey guys, I just wanna know something about temperatures. I can see them with Perfomance Control App.

Temperature of my phone, I noticed it goes between 33 °C - 35 °C. Is it normal or it is high? Just for be sure..

Thanks!
[Off-topic] josip-k:
Guys,i seriously need help over here. I am 17 atm,and i have been smoking for a little over 2 years. I have been smoking around a pack a day,and its killing me. I cannot breathe properly,and i cant run or nothing..so help me. Please. I want a normal life,without those "cancer sticks".

So,any ex smokers wanna share their experiences?
[Off-topic] heavy_metal_man:
I tried using NRT (nicotine replacement therapy) for a while but it just made me feel edgy and aggressive. When I decided to quit in the end I went "cold turkey" and just said no. Was tough as hell for the first week, but the second was a little easier, and the 3rd was a little easier etc.

My advice? Set up a structure to support you while you quit.

Sit down and think:

When do I smoke?

When do I smoke the most?

What can I do to preoccupy myself when these times come?

Then think about how you will deal with it socially. At set times people at work, school ( we all know they do it....) And at party's/social meet ups people will always go out for a smoke. Prepare yourself to say no, letting your friends know that your stopping and it's final and to support you by not waving cigs under your nose every chance they get :p

Last thing I would do is find some thing to preoccupy your hands. Like twiddiling a pen or pretending its a smoke.

When I quit I used to make roll ups for my friends so that it kept my hands busy and for a while helped me feel like I still smoked ,and was part of the social group, even though I didn't.

At the end of the day I feel like smoking is something we choose to do. In order to be in full control of our body we must be able to say no when want to and stick to it, but know that one slip up every now and again won't ruin everything. Quitting takes nothing more than time and persistence. (In my opinion ;) )
[Off-topic] Android_Monsters:
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[Off-topic] androidfreak70:
You started smoking when you was 15 years old? :eek:

Ruined world...

TapaTalked from my MultiROM Xperia™ Z (C660²) running Dirty Unicorns OR PAC MAN ROM!
[Off-topic] josip-k:
Man,alot worse stuff happens every day than a 15 year old smoking.
[Off-topic] josip-k:
I dont like vaping,my throat burns after that,and for a teenager with very little incomes the e-cig is expensive :/
[Off-topic] androidfreak70:
I know :(

TapaTalked from my MultiROM Xperia™ Z (C660²) running Dirty Unicorns OR PAC MAN ROM!
[Off-topic] josip-k:
First,thank you for writing that much!

Well,i pretty much smoke whenever i can,but last night i made a decision. My throat hurt and i coughed like never before,of course,that was because i smoked around a pack during playing LoL. I dont wanna smoke anymore. It is really killing me.
[Off-topic] androidfreak70:
So JUST stop it!! Just stop it man!!! You can force yourself!! Throw those packs in trash and burn them and don't buy those things again! You can prevent yourself!

TapaTalked from my MultiROM Xperia™ Z (C660²) running Dirty Unicorns OR PAC MAN ROM!
[Off-topic] misteruniverse:
All you need is Will, nothing can help you to quit. so make your mind
[Off-topic] jRi0T68:
If your throat burns, then something is wrong. That isn't normal. It can also be far less expensive than smoking, so long as you don't end up buying dozens of mods out of sheer love for vaping.

It could be that you are sensitive to PG. Try juice that is almost entirely VG.

It could've been that you've only used high voltage, high wattage or low ohm setups that are startling when you're not used to it.

It could be a wicking issue and you were getting dry hits.

E-cigs are the easiest and most natural method if you can't go cold turkey. Your addiction to smoking has multiple facets, the primary two being nicotine and the act of smoking itself. Vaping fixes both of those. Find a good vape shop and let them help solve the burn problem.
[Off-topic] ShadowLea:
With the right motivation and willpower, going cold turkey can be done.

I myself don't smoke, never have (I'm allergic to the smoke actually). But I've gotten 9 of my acquaintances to go cold turkey and succeed.

The most important step is you need to want to stop. No doubts. If you're going to do this, give it your 100%. If you have even a shadow of a doubt, it'll be very difficult.

Talk to your friends the first chance you get. Family, too. Explain to them that you're going to stop. Tell them to respect your decision, and that they should not try to persuade you otherwise.

Your friends don't decide what you put in your mouth. YOU DO. That's vital to remind yourself. If they can't respect your decision, they're not your friends. Remember that. You're doing this for you, not for them.

You're going to have to find something to replace it with. Everytime you feel you need a cigarette, eat a gum. Or a gummy bear. Or anything sugary. Sugar's bad but much, MUCH easier to quit.

You'll gain between 10 and 20kg of weight. Accept that. Nicotine reduces your body's need for sustenance, and without it, you'll eat more.

Set a goal. For example, plan to run a set amount of kilometers. Work up to that. (I hate working out, so if you can think of something else you can't do right now because of the smoking, that's fine too.)

Every time you normally buy a pack of cigs, put the money in a box. Everytime you want to go buy one, put the money in the box. Start planning something fun you're going to do or buy with the money you save after a year. Make a list. Write it down, print out a picture, etc. Look at the list or picture every time you need a reminder.

If you can, find someone to lean on when it gets hard. Doesn't matter who or where, just someone you can talk to when you need to. Someone to remind you to go on. Even just someone on the internet, if there's nobody in your life to do so. (I've a friend in Sweden who used to text me at all times just because he had nobody else. He couldn't get down the stairs without severe pains. He's been smoke free for two years now and has just ran 10km in a marathon.)

As has been suggested above, find something to occupy your hands. They sell chocolate cigarettes, give that a try. You'll have something that feels like cigarette, can hold it like one, 'smoke' it, but helps you stop. Alternatively, chewing roots. They're a type of candy, but I don't know if those are for sale everywhere.

Keep a calendar. Cross off every day that you're smoke free. Draw something on it, slap a sticker on it, whatever. Another reminder to keep going.

You can do this. You're stronger than your addicition. You control it, not the other way around. You are not a weak willed little baby! Remind yourself out loud of that as many times as you need to.

Good luck with it, it won't be easy, but I know you can do it :)
[Off-topic] josip-k:
I started vaping,i found my dad's old e-cigarette,wich was very expensive actually (around 100 €) and it's good,its far better than a cigarette,and i dont have an urge to smoke a real one at all. I'll now slowly ease myself off an e-cigarette and whenever ill get an urge to smoke,ill smoke vapor. :)