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[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arjun90:
Though I continue be impressed by the Battery Life and ability to move Apps to SD on the T-Mobile Note 4, I've noticed the free RAM availability is pretty slim when using the device on a day-to-day basis. The T-Mobile Note 4 is probably one of those carrier devices that I've experience containing little or not bloat. Not sure if the 3GB RAM specification lives up to its value. Makes room for Samsung to add more to the background process. In reality, a stock Vanilla Android device uses about 1/3 of its RAM whereas anything overlaying it like Touchwiz or HTC Sense uses more.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bubba Fett:
After an heavy debloat and greenify a lot, I have about 1.2 gig free after reboot and then drop and stay around 400-500mb after some use. I use next launcher, though, which is heavy on ram and I currently(temporarily) use Pimp my Screen which is ridiculiously heavy. I use a Wave live wallpaper, which I never used a live wallpaper on my S2, 3, or 4, but I had ram to spare and I like it. So, thats rpobably 200mb used up in looking pretty. After fresh Rom, I was losing 2% overnight. So I'm pleased but I agree that more RAM in phone is more RAM used by phone and you kinda end up with the same numbers in the end.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mzrdisi:
This has been long discussed and resolved years ago. Android is designed to utilize as much RAM as possible to function smoothly. If you're phone is running poorly or not quickly enough, chances are it's a rogue app that was made poorly causing your issue.

RAM usage should not be likened to an OS like Windows.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arjun90:
Not being an Apple fanboy, it seems Apple was able to optimize their apps just right to go hand-in-hand with the available RAM.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arjun90:
Exactly my thought, "So I'm pleased but I agree that more RAM in phone is more RAM used by phone and you kinda end up with the same numbers in the end." :p

I'll need to monitor which apps causes my device to occupy over 90% of the RAM at all times. Ironically, my device has not once froze up or restarted. I'm stunned if the device can keep up in this environment.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bubba Fett:
I'm not sure why but I like to see free ram. Iknow what people say about killing apps and then they restart…… but I'm a bit of a battery dork and spend decent time on tweaks for power. I feel like I get as good or better than I've seen posted and I try to have as much ram as possible free. It has always worked for me, but my phone habits may be different from others. I don't even have a facebook account.

Oh yea, Apple has to pre-optimized because their user can't do it for themselves!)
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mzrdisi:
I'm just saying, I'm sure the Software engineers know quite a bit more about the subject than hobbyists like many of us on here.

People obsess about battery life all the time and all of these tweaks and apps people use I find don't do any real good. I'm not saying they don't help at all, because it would seem based on some people's claims it does. But I feel there are so many other factors that really are the problem. Primarily how you just simply use your phone. And 2nd, which is the issue I find most often on Android is someone downloading a terrible app that is running in the BG allll day without them really knowing it. (GPS being used frequently or the kernel is kept awake for long periods of time)

But my point above was that you will and really shouldn't see your device with 50% or more RAM on an Android device. It's just not designed to be that way. If the apps you are using are basically "made" properly. You don't need to worry about having to close apps or block them from running.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arjun90:
One of the culprits using a lot of RAM is Lookout Mobile Security. I have T-Mobile Jump. Never knew Lookout was one of the culprits. :eek:
[Android Themes] Leo_elstin:
Transparent UI CM12/12.1​

ONLY FOR CM 12/12.1 based ROMs​

Download Link - Play Store | Dev-Host

My Other works :-

Here : Play Store

Hit Thanks If you Like It and Rate In Play Store
[Android Themes] ju1da:
Awesome works, I wish you could theme more apps. Btw, some buttons in settings are not themed, like supersu and custom in euphoria roms.

Edit: be focus mate, don't make too many themes, your work is amazing though. But font is all little bit hard to read.
[Android Themes] razrlover:
Looks sweet. Dloading now
[Android Themes] MacDoof:
Looks awesome i Love Transparenz

possible that you make this for xposed , HK theme?
[Android Themes] Michael2907:
Nice.

A Chance for dialer transparent?
[Android Themes] Copkiller2010:
Ultrahot :) Can u make this with blue and Gold Color ? Big big Thank you Leo_elstin
[Android Themes] drakenabarion:
I love the transparency! The shade of red is also very good in terms of contrast against the background. It would be nice also to have that transparent background in system menus but overall is a great theme
[Android Themes] rgawenda:
Just don't have a reddish background. All kind of transparent themes have the very same problem.
[Android Themes] drakenabarion:
I never said it was a problem - I said quite the opposite actually ;)
[Android Themes] CN@:
I love your theme. Very seductive!!!!

BTW the way can you help me a little to complete my theme?

If so would you plz take a look at pics attached below and tell me where I can find the color codes?

I almost looked every values in systemui but I couldn't find it!!
[Android Themes] rgawenda:
But it is. Try a reddish background and tell me how unusable the theme becomes.
[Android Themes] drakenabarion:
Red is the dominant colour on my desktop. However, I just noticed that the version on my phone is a little different than the screenshots. Maybe the download link hasn't been updated.
[Android Themes] caruhe:
Awesome theme but I wish contacts, numbers section would be light
[Android Themes] brunoisa10:
A chance to have settings transparent ?

I've set the neons theme and I have now the settings from neons theme and your notif transparent
[Android Themes] victhor1982:
Android needs more transparent themes.. I'm getting a bit tired of material-like-only-changing-colors themes.. :/.

By the way, yours is awesome, shows the true potential of the theme engine. I'm begining to wish a sort-of-iOS7 theme now! ;)
[Android Themes] donnabelmartie:
Great work!!! Thanks so much for making this free :)
[Android Themes] Leo_elstin:
New Update is coming Soon

With New Style :fingers-crossed:
[Android Themes] donnabelmartie:
You working on a new style??? *drool*
[Android Themes] jejemc:
Hello and thank you for your theme how to transparent?

I would like to have on my theme thank you;)
[Android Themes] bongio75:
I haven't transparency in notification bar as shown in preview images, what's happens?

I can see only system in my "theme packs" menu ,I can set yours singurarly "stile" "characters "backgrounds" and "bootanimation".
[Android Themes] Leo_elstin:
Thread UPDATED

Whats New

1. Modified Status Bar Icons

2. Modified Navigation Bar

3. Transparent System UI

4. Rounder Corner Popups and Dialog

5. Themed Calculator

6. Themed Whats app

7. Fresh New Wallpaper and lock-screen ... etc

​
[Android Themes] jesssiii:
Does this mean I can't use my own custom nav buttons? That would be bad.

LG G2 Verizon
[Android Themes] Angelelz:
No XDA version? I think that's against the rules..
[Android Themes] javagreen:
Yeah, both links point to the play store version.
[Android Themes] Leo_elstin:
Wait for an Hour plz :) :)

Removed the attachment to Remove few bugs will upadte soon :)
[Android Themes] zige:
I tested couple days ago orher theme which has custom navkeys and i can't use my own nav keys, but my phone is Nexus 6, so cannot be sure about this one... Maybe it's same, maybe not. Only thing is to test it.
[Android Themes] Leo_elstin:
New update wont have Custom Nav Bars

New Update will be released soon With few color fixes and Custom Nav Bar will be removed :) :)
[Android Themes] zige:
That is good choice :) Now users who want use own custom nav keys can also enjoy this theme, thanks! :)
[Android Themes] v11nc:
Great design, but found two "bugs"

I'm using stadard icons, but you can not read anything with your icons either:

[IMG=""]https://s31.postimg.org/5mzo19xi3/Snapchat_8260937599537972960.jpg[/IMG]

I can only read something with full brighness:

[IMG="I can realy read nothing here"]https://s31.postimg.org/6c6k16ucr/Snapchat_4278884459160061362.jpg[/IMG]

The sound control shows the background image instead of your current screen
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] droide09:
Hi All,

i just bought this tablet, Trekstor Xiron 7.0 HD.

Anybody knows if there's a known way to root it? I found a post about Xiron 10 in this forum, but it's no applicable to Xiron 7.0.

I tried some tools without success (OneClickRoot,Uberizer).

Thanks!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] droide09:
kingroot

I was ablet to root this device with kingroot desktop tool.

Now i cannot find a recovery tool compatible with this device.
[About XDA developers] BaggyG:
I'm fairly new to this forum, however have been a member of many other forums.

I find this forum quite interesting from the point of view that anyone who asks a question is in danger of being immediately flamed and potentially to the point of never returning.

I recently looked at a thread where someone asked a question that was answered somewhere else. Three members jumped on the bandwagon to flame to poor sod. Another member jumped in to defend the fact that people should be free to ask questions.

In the end, there were 12 replies to the question that, in that thread, was never actually answered.

12 posts just to discuss the relevance or appropriateness of the question that was not even answered.

Most forums I have been a member of have some very strict views on staying on topic. This reduces the flaming which seems to do more 'cluttering' damage that questions that have been already answered.

So if I have a question, I will STF only to find 42,000 topics on the same thing that don't actually answer anything, but discuss the "relevance or appropriateness of the question that was not even answered".

If the members, who should know better, stayed on topic then people would be able to readily identify the good threads more easily and not feel it nessesary to ask again... and again... and again.

So... Instead of flaming n00b questions that have allegedly been answered before, why don't the members of this forum look in the mirror and...

STAY ON TOPIC!!!​

Note that I have posted this where I think this kind of discussion belongs... (i.e. not in any of the threads that actually deal with meaningfull discussions about phones).

Let the flames begin...
[About XDA developers] shogunmark:
sounds like you are talking about the hermes wm6 forum... yes we know there is a problem... yes, we are working on it.. and there is already a thread for this.. so there was no reason to start another ;)
[About XDA developers] Olipro:
STFU noob.

ok, I jest... but seriously, it did reach breaking point and something had to give... fortunately it's unwinding itself now.
[About XDA developers] AlanJC:
Also to be fair to long time members though, every time a new OS version is out, the place is flooded with n00bs that usually don't even take the time to look at the threads presend on the same damn page.

It's beyond lazy, it's just ignorant to expect people to wipe their arse for them even if the toilet roll is right there in front of them.

Sometimes help is warranted and they get flamed, but when upgrading these expensive devices, they should take the time to understand more about it :)

Perhaps we should have an aptitude test before allowing access to the forums hehe.
[About XDA developers] BaggyG:
Gee... Hermes forum? How'd ya guess

I tried STF for a thread on this, but couldn't decide what to search on: n00b? Flame? Agro? Dummy spit? Ignorant?... So many choices :rolleyes:

But okay... I've had my say so I'll pull my head in and get back to my life. :cool:

By the way... Great forum and wiki. Very helpful and informative. ;)

Baggy
[About XDA developers] Kelvino9:
Same thing can be observed in the prophet forum too, lately. Once a new OS is out for the device the same questions are flooding over and over again. And it's surprising to see that the so called noobs who just started "annoying" the others are flaming the next generation of noobs who introduce themselves with the same kind of "new and unanswered" questions. The people are not stupid,but the are lazy a... I have the feeling that certain forums are laking of

active

moderators who maintain order when necessary.
[About XDA developers] masr1979:
While I think it's important to encourage all members (yes I've seen a few senior members asking things that have been previously discussed in the same thread) I think the whole attitude about it is wrong. There's really no need to get all pissy about it, and much less calling people "noob". Really someone that goes off on a noob rant can't have much of a life in my opinion. We are all busy -some more then others- and we really don't want to waste time answering redundant questions, but isn't going off on someone and calling them a noob an even worst usage of our valuable time? besides..... who really gives a rats ass about getting called a noob.

In closing, if you feel a noob is bothering you, ignore him and he might eventually get the point, or behave like a human beign and help the guy out. However, as BaggyG says don't turn the damn thread into a name calling fiasko. One 20 word post asking a question is not as irritating as a 500 word essay on the stupidness of noobs.
[About XDA developers] shogunmark:
since i dont frequent the prophet forum's and im not sure who our active mod(s) are for prophet, if you would let me know what threads need to be moderated i will be more than happy to flex my muscle in there.

and actually on that note....

If anyone see's anything anywhere on this board that needs to be moderated then please either report the post or shoot me a pm or any of the other mods and i will be more than happy to do what i think is necessary with the thread or posts.
[About XDA developers] BaggyG:
Just wondering if it would be possible to put an announcement or sticky on each forum identifying the mods for that particular forum.

Just a though...

Baggy
[About XDA developers] iammaz:
Damn. I saw the title and thought "Man, that'd be fun!" and everyone in here is complaining about it? (joking).

Seriously though it is a problem. But everyone here can do something about stopping it. I mean, if you know there is a solution to the question they asked and it's somewhere else in the forums, give them a link and tell them how to find these answers. If you don't know exactly where it is, tell them what forum to search. At the very least, say nothing. When people only read the last page of a thread it is very annoying but those are best ignored. There is absolutely no need to publicly flame someone and waste even more space on a thread.

I'm currently working on a bug tracking system for new roms so hopefully that will reduce a lot of these kind of questions by keeping answers with the questions and moderators and chef's being able to easily delete repeated posts.

It's just a bit of common courtesy which is as sadly lacking as common sense at the moment unfortunately.

Maz

http://maz.net.au/
[About XDA developers] GilesTheAlmighty:
one of the other things is the sheer VOLUME of replies, in the Hermes section, there are over 250 replies in a couple of threads! not meaning to sound lazy, but that is a hell of a lot!!!

of corse i'm reading them and reading repeat after repeat of questions that are the same.

Its great when the #1 topic poster goes through the posts and copies soloutions to problems and presents it in the 1st post!

hmm think thats covered just about everything on my mind

*gets flamethrower out*

Flamin' time =D

kiddin' ;)
[About XDA developers] Ultimate Chicken:
Y'all have to admit. Some of the "senior" members here have this god complex.

Once they manage to have their devices run unofficial stuff - even if it isn't their own work, and they were just following simple instructions, which don't really take much work once you get down to it - they think it gives them every right to go Bastard Operator From Hell to just about anyone else.

I guess it's pretty normal for unofficial channels, innit - I see the same kind of folks in emulation and driver forums. Not to mention linux and hardware boards. But some of the "ascended" here ought to remember that they didn't start as gods, and may not really be that much of a "god" after all.
[About XDA developers] levenum:
You know there are noobs and then there are noobs.

Take a look at this thread. If every novice would put half the effort in as this guy did we wouldn't be having this dessication at all.

Don't get me wrong, I do not support flaming (well maybe with some small exceptions) and say what you will about senior members but at least all those guys who "just followed simple instructions" had the sense to go find and read those instructions.

So can your really blame someone who spent time reading and learning when he sees the forum flooded by people who expect to be walked through something step by step without bothering to put in even a minimum effort?

No, dozen responses that don't answer the question are not the solution, but hey everyone needs to went somehow.
[About XDA developers] newbie2:
I agree. There's WAAAAYY too much "how do I. . ." posts in the forums when all the information is already there for READING. More stickys at the top of the forums won't solve the problem, because the ones that are there WITH the information are not being read by the noobs even now.

It's really sad for me to see the direction that this board has taken in the past year. When I first registered, it was an AWESOME site with LOTS of users developing useful tools and apps to make these devices even better . . . a place to share ideas and to try out the cooked ROMs.

Then, we had an influx of new users about 6 months ago that simply couldn't -- or WOULDN'T -- search for answers before posting. Now, the board is so bloated with those useless posts/threads that it's a nightmare using the search function anymore.

While I still come here daily to check the General section and the Wizard section, I don't do much posting and only read the threads of general interest to me. I'll help where I can on answering questions -- but only if they haven't already been asked a gazillion times before. I still look for the tools and apps from the developers here to keep tweaking my phone to get the absolute MOST out of it, and I've flashed more ROMs from this site than Quaker's got oats. :D -- and all without asking "how do I. . ." or "I've bricked my phone. . . " because I READ THE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE DOING ANYTHING!!!

It's really that simple. All you have to do is READ and FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS -- step by step. Don't skip a step or leave anything out, and it works!!!
[About XDA developers] Ultimate Chicken:
As much as I see your point, I have only 2 words to say. "Vicious Cycle".
[About XDA developers] fluke:
I'm also a noob but i dont care because i know my options, first do a search ( which by the way is pratically unusable, but not only here all foruns have this problem), but in a community so big it´s comprehensive cause sometimes the answer to the problem is two threads bellow or in the next page, but no let´s open another thread asking the same thing, and i know that such attitude will lead to saturation of the older members.

The answer is simple if someone is in the mood answer if not leave it, until the users realize their options to search for things this will never end.

I'm glad to be here because above all it's a learning place for the ones who enjoy this platform and the ones who just like to know about varied stuff.

Cheers and have a nice weekend;)
[About XDA developers] triplejay:
yes thanks everyone for all thr help and advice. Keep it up!

Peace out
[About XDA developers] nmonger:
Registration fees

To alleviate the amount of worthless posts and to give something back to those that dedicate so much time and effort to this forum (rom cookers, admins and mods) why dont we add a registration fee to this forum?

Just a thought, but I would happily pay an annual fee of 20 eur / 15 GBP for this forum.
[About XDA developers] eayuwna:
Searching

I think that quite a lot of the problem is with how difficult it is to get answers out of the forum search facility if you're not used to it.

Could it be possible to add a dumb-ass version that's the default?

There have been no end of times in the past when i've been searching for info on upgrading and I have to trawl through hundreds of irrelevant posts (most of them telling people to go to other posts that don't have the right info on them).

Also, back in the day there was a lot more info on the wiki section relating to the upgrading/modding etc but now (understandably given the number of devices available) the information only seems to be in the forums.

I like the idea of having a sticky in each thread listing useful articles on common topics. I bet no one will bother to read them though.
[About XDA developers] spastico:
I still think my library illustration I gave over at TC stills says it best.

We all know the library is full of info on so many things you could want to know. And we all know what's expected of us in a library; go find the book on the subject. If you have trouble finding the answer, then ask your question.

I think where so many go wrong is thinking that they can just walk in to the library and start asking questions from whoever just happens to be there, rather than first trying to find the answer for themselves in the variety of books available.

And what's wrong with someone who at first was a noob - asking repeated questions - and then learning what's expected of them, and then expecting the same from others? You got told to be quiet in the library, at first you were offended, and then began to realize the benefit, and then inturn expect the same from others.

I really don't expect people to figure it out. Call me a pessimist or call me a realist.

Oh, by-the-way, have you noticed that this kind of topic always results in long, drawn-out posts?
[About XDA developers] daedalia:
Damn, when I read the title to this thread I thought you had a few lined up ready.

Seriously though there is a lot of information here and it is a pain to find it if you're new, it's hard enough when you have an idea of where something might be. I think better categorisation would help. Also a set of rules for posting such as keeping a summary in the first post of the thread as to the progress. Instead of posting updates to software etc in subsequent threads, thread starters should alter their original first post.

I don't understand the mentality, it takes a while to get a reply, in that time I can find the answer for myself and it's not hard.
[About XDA developers] spastico:
10: am

Get up

10:30 am

Run down to local gadget store, buy gadget.

11: am

Join forum about gadget .

11: am and 30 seconds (or however long it takes to get authorization email, so can start posting)

11:01 am

Start threads.

11:02 am

log out

7: pm

check back to see if anyone answered post.

7:01 pm

no one did. so ask again with please, or need help.

7:02 pm

log out.

7:03 pm

Hang around MySpace until 3:am

Tune in next week to hear that the noob was told to search and read the wiki, and the f-bombs that followed.

poor noob :(

somebody could of atleast provided him with a link.