yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Blade General] vaserbanix:
Yes, if a developer modify the kernel from 4.2 to 4.3+

Until then will be only "Moded" rom's

cm12.1_build_8_vaserbanix_j500FN
[Blade General] yav1279:
I am asking because the phone is ok, but Pokemon Go requires 4.3+ and up. Thanks for the reply.
[Blade General] vaserbanix:
download link available!
[Blade General] supremo696:
thanks
[Android Themes] gl00k:
[IMG="logo"]http://s10.postimg.org/rve3mbrmx/big_logo_dolphin.png[/IMG]

Dolphin Jump - this is the first live wallpaper game from the studio Catch Up.

Dolphin Jump - this is the first live wallpaper game from the studio Catch Up. Help the dolphin to overcome all obstacles to the championship. Compete with your friends , cultivate your own records , and just relax with Dolphin Jump.

Screenshots:

[IMG="screen1"]http://s30.postimg.org/o8120uaz5/Screen_1_framed.png[/IMG] [IMG="screen2"]http://s9.postimg.org/87kqein6n/Screen2_framed.png[/IMG] [IMG="screen3"]http://s27.postimg.org/hea8pfa5v/Screen3_framed.png[/IMG]

Video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQTtDNZVWcg&feature=youtu.be

Link Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.catchup.dolphinjumplwpfree

Thx.
[Android Themes] gl00k:
I would be happy comments and suggestions)

Thnx))
[Android Themes] gl00k:
no one wants to speak?))
[Android Themes] lysak:
on the wallpaper j can play something new) Very interesting)
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] domt91:
Hello guys!

I have been using my SPRINT M8 for almost a year now and I barely managed to get it all to work internationally here in Europe (GSM).

Currently I am using custom recovery (sorry guys, I really forgot which one it is now exactly) and android 5.0.1. Software version right now on the phone is 4.20.651.10. Everything was finaly working flawless for some time. The phone is not rooted (problems rooting it, if I remember well it is an well known issue for Android 5.0.1.).

Of course, now HTC wants me to update to 4.25.651.14. but it just won't let me install it. The notification keeps popping out no matter what I do.

Any advices please? I am realy busy lately and just don't have enough time to dig deep into the forums for this. I found one custom recovery with this newest update but it requires me to have newer software than mine already installed.

I appreciate your hellp, thank you.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] ssantos132:
You have to flash the stock recovery to get the OTA update to work, it won't work through custom recoveries.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] domt91:
Thank you... I am getting crazy with this phone.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Why So Serious?:
Hi guys,

Hoping someone might be able to shed some light on the following issue:

If I type out a something but then hold backspace to delete words that I want to change, the deleted words reappear. If I tap backspace multiple times rather than holding it then everything gets deleted as it should do.

It ONLY happens when typing within html text boxes (only tested within Chrome, no other browsers), so there are no problems when typing in the address/search bar or when messaging or using gmail etc, and it only happens with the Xperia Keyboard (I've tried to replicate with SwiftKey but it works fine).

I've deleted cache and data for both Chrome and Xperia Keyboard but this hasn't fixed the issue.

Running Kit Kat, not Lollipop.

Any suggestions?! Has anyone else experienced this?

Cheers, WSS.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goralpm:
HI.

I taring root my SM-T210 using Kingo Root. Every thing was OK, but tablet constantly reboot after Samsung logo.

So, I try other method by using Odin.

After that tablet just go to TWRP (2.6.1.0) ...

Can anybody help me?

I taring other ROM, even restore backup o stock ROM... nothing... What I do wrong?
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gr8nole:
Update to the newer version of TWRP.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goralpm:
Thanks!

Now, its stuck at Samsung Galaxy tab3 logo....

I can't even enter TWRP by pressing middle button, up and power (after logo show I relies PWR button).
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gr8nole:
Sounds like something has corrupted you're system partition.

I would download firmware from sammobile.com and flash it with Odin.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goralpm:
Thank You. It works now.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goralpm:
just one quick question... which root method is the best for SM-T210 ruining stock firmware 4.4.2?

Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] gl00k:
[IMG="logo"]http://s10.postimg.org/rve3mbrmx/big_logo_dolphin.png[/IMG]

Dolphin Jump - this exciting new product from the studio Catch Up.

Dolphin Jump - this exciting new product from the studio Catch Up. Help the dolphin to overcome all obstacles to the championship. Compete with your friends , cultivate your own records , and just relax with Dolphin Jump.

Screenshots:

[IMG="screen1"]http://s10.postimg.org/3o4l892qx/Screenshot_2015_04_28_22_40_02_framed_1.png[/IMG] [IMG="screen2"]http://s9.postimg.org/ih72jnw7z/Screenshot_2015_04_28_22_40_21_framed_1.png[/IMG] [IMG="screen3"]http://s3.postimg.org/l22d3l1ar/Screenshot_2015_04_28_22_40_10_framed_1.png[/IMG]

Video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQTtDNZVWcg&feature=youtu.be

Link Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.catchup.dolphinjump

Thx.
[Android Apps and Games] gl00k:
I would be happy comments and suggestions)

Thnx)
[Android Apps and Games] gl00k:
no one wants to speak?)
[Android Apps and Games] zephirka:
If the graphics was nicer you just might have a chance:)
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] ekto:
I thought it was about time we had a poll to see which is the best & most popular WM6 rom.

PM me if i've missed any! :p
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] guitarz:
i luv Mobiz 2
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] SHM:
im still on wm5,

which one should i use cant say,

PDAMobiz got most %:o
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] P4k1t0:
PDAMobiz forever! :D
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] ric69:
Still wm5 too :o (waiting for wm6 who charge in my car :cool: )
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] estranged_inc:
They all do now. You may need to do a soft-reset once when plugged into a USB charger to make it work.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] cesardeluxe:
OR it can be charged if it has been connected with activesync before it's been pluged into the cigarette-charger plug
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] shackks:
I'm using the PDAViet 4.0.0.1 at the moment... So far so good... :D
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] Kenosuke:
PDAMobiz fast, reliable, safe battery, etc.... so it's the best so far
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] beer2nd:
PDAMobiz b3 is really good :)
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] jamair:
:)

agree
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] zyberlee:
PDAMobiz,

they keep developing the Fantastic with the new b4, you will be "touch" the look but no feel of HTC touch. (thanks to xda-developers, especially, .mUn. (mun_rus) and Mr.Vi)

the now version is b3

and next version is b4

and end version (of this year) is X

then Fantastic will step to FANTASTIX ...

thanks to all who concern with this great project surely, never forget 200 Spartans (Beta Testers and co-developers).

Cheers,

Charles :)
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] kob3884:
PDAMobiz

PDAMobiz only:)
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] hercule18:
Hi,

Do you know if the problem with the camera resolution has been solved on

any rom?

Bye

Herc. 8)
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] Happyman:
Oh a little bit PDAMobiz. I like.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] onesolo:
I'm using PDAViet 4.0.0.3a without any major issue
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] sa13o:
Not even major or minor error but "PDAMobiz" is error free.

I's using for a week without headache. :)
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] lie_ui:
New WM6 BT Stack, does it incorporated in the PDAMobiz?

I'm using PDAViet 0.3 and after using it for few weeks, I have not encountered any significant problem.

I would like to ask you guys who use the PDAMobiz, do you know if the ROM has the new WM6 BT stack or still the old one from WM5 AKU 2.x or 3.x

We discuss it here, the BT Stack from WM6 indeed improves the A2DP sound quality much better/close to perfect.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=310438

If the PDAMobiz has the new WM6 BT stack, I would like to give it a try.

Please help to check and please let me know.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] jychan28:
PDAMobiz

Would someone post the link for the latest PDAMobiz b3 or b4?

Thanks!
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] iassael:
yes i want it too!

When is the nonbeta version going to come?
[Moto X Q&A] whgp:
One of the best features that I liked in the Lollipop

I have a question about this feature , What if I login as guest account and install the hack apps may be dangerous .

Q:can hackers access to my (host) account and steal my information or this can not be?

Thanks :o
[Moto X Q&A] adity:
Guest users still have access to your files probably.

What apps are you trying to use which are so dangerous?
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moonryder:
hi XDA,

i want to modify Settings.apk and add some apk´s to my Lollipop ROM (deodexed and zipaligned).

it was no problem to get a zip template for KK, but now LP has another file structure (each apk has its own folder).

Can somebody post here such a .zip template for LP deodexed ROM that i can make a flashable zip file for my modifications?

Thx
[Sony Cross-Device General] slipsystem:
NON ROOT

Just install these as a normal app. Tested on Official Nightly CM12.1 (5.1.1).

SemcClock

SemcMusic

SemcVideo

home-release

Clock Widget​

TopContactsProvider​

TopContactsWidget​

WeatherWidget​

ExperienceFlow2LiveWallpaper

SemcPhotoEditor

FileCommander

LiveWareManager

Lounge

LifeLog

Sketch
[Sony Cross-Device General] slipsystem:
Reserved

ROOT ONLY

Flash Via Recovery. Tested on Official Nightly CM12.1 (5.1.1).

Camera Addons

# Areffect

# AR Fun

# BG Defocus

# Eye Info

# Social Live

# Youtube Live
[Sony Cross-Device General] anas.shelbayeh:
Great work bro will test them now
[Sony Cross-Device General] abhatia1435:
Can you port Official Sony Lollipop Camera app to CM12?
[Sony Cross-Device General] slipsystem:
I have tried. You need a working framework and alot of time on your hands to port. There are some framework ports but they don't work for me.
[Sony Cross-Device General] Daniel_Lechu:
Thanks, at least Walkman, Home and Video works perfect on Xperia S.

Is there any way to fix the home layout for NOSB phones?

Greetings!!
[Sony Cross-Device General] slipsystem:
Not sure I understand what you mean can you send a screen shot?
[Sony Cross-Device General] Daniel_Lechu:
I mean to phones without on screen buttons like Xperia S ;)
[Sony Cross-Device General] anas.shelbayeh:
About the PlayStation app

How to get it?
[Sony Cross-Device General] Daniel_Lechu:
Is just the PlayStation App from the Play Store.

Greetings!!
[Sony Cross-Device General] anas.shelbayeh:
I cant fint it in the store and I think due to my country

Can u send thre apk to me pls :) and thanks :)
[Sony Cross-Device General] Daniel_Lechu:
Here's the link to Play Store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.scee.psxandroid&hl=en

The apk is attached. Is working on my Xperia S with nAosp b21 (5.1.1).

Greetings!!
[Sony Cross-Device General] abhatia1435:
No Updates? :/
[Sony Cross-Device General] alinolaw71:
bro u just share not port.

.
[Sony Cross-Device General] le grande magnetto:
does weather widget works only with xperia home? CM12.1 here.
[Sony Cross-Device General] madjacky:
this apps work will work on my xperia z with android 4.4.4 rooted if i install???
[ONE General] Calkulin:
I looked into the databases for Boxer & Gmail and found that they both are storing passwords in plain text. Boxer I found only stored my exchange password(which is my most important) and Gmail was storing all. I would of been fine with any type of password hashing but having them in plain text is completely unacceptable to me, anyone think the same?

Here are some example queries to show your passwords(must be rooted)

Boxer

su
/system/xbin/sqlite3 /data/data/com.boxer.email/databases/EmailProvider.db "SELECT password FROM HostAuth WHERE protocol IN ('eas')"

Gmail

su
/system/xbin/sqlite3 /data/data/com.google.android.gm/databases/EmailProvider.db "SELECT password FROM HostAuth WHERE protocol IN ('gEas')"

Stock Email(Play Store app)

su
/system/xbin/sqlite3 /data/data/com.google.android.email/databases/EmailProvider.db "SELECT password FROM HostAuth WHERE protocol IN ('gEas')"
[ONE General] Flypants101010:
This is bad...

terrible this must be fixed, passwords should be encrypted
[ONE General] Someguyfromhell:
Doesn't return me any rows when looking up that database by such command. I am currently looking into the database though.

EDIT: Not sure if I am blind or the info isn't displayed when looking inside database with a database browser.
[ONE General] Calkulin:
Depends on the browser you using but through terminal you will see it. If you can't see anything with either command, then your emails are not setup as EAS. IMAP or POP may do the same thing, I just don't have any accounts that use it to test it
[ONE General] Someguyfromhell:
I doubt the browser would make any difference, the database should still include/display same data.

I believe the issue for not seeing any is this EAS, which I am not familiar with.
[ONE General] bachera:
this should be front page
[ONE General] gsmyth:
Is this for any device they are installed on? Not just specific to our OPO?

So if your rooted and someone managed to get access to your phone they could get these passwords easily enough. [emoji53]
[ONE General] bachera:
any phone, same root location, or altered, just a question of knowing where to look
[ONE General] Deleted member 4783640:
as long as you don't give shady apps root permission, you're fine.
[ONE General] bachera:
its still verry verry wrong...

plus it doesnt prevent anyone else from getting it from your phoen
[ONE General] Calkulin:
Do you see anything in the HostAuth table?

Definitely should be

It's app specific and through recovery it can be had also

Correct, very very bad
[ONE General] gsmyth:
You should raise with Google and maybe even get rewarded? :fingers-crossed:

http://www.google.co.uk/about/appsecurity/reward-program/
[ONE General] Calkulin:
Thanks, I sent a report to see if I get a response
[ONE General] camattin:
Only my eas password shows up in boxes - the imap and smtp passwords for my gmail accounts in boxer don't show up.

I don't have email sync for the stock gmail app enabled, perhaps that's why there are no rows in the HostAuth table for the gmail db?
[ONE General] nhshah7:
I can confirm this worked with Boxer. It showed my exchange passwords but not my IMAP password. This is BAD BAD BAD. Thanks for finding this...how did you stumble upon this anyways?

Submitted a tip on the front page regarding this and also sent boxer an email.
[ONE General] shafty023:
Guys seriously. The only reason you can see your password is because you rooted your device. the /data partition which is where the app databases are stored does not grant read permissions to a non-root user. The fact that you chose to root your device is well within your rights but you have to understand that by doing so you are opening up the door for a virus or rogue app to get access to your previously secure data. I'm happy to help answer any questions you might have but this drum has been beat millions of times so you have not stumbled across something new. All Android apps do this, ALL. That's because on a non-rooted device this data is secure in a sandbox environment.

---------- Post added at 02:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:56 PM ----------

Here's an article from 2010 discussing this http://www.androidcentral.com/android-passwords-rooted-clear-text
[ONE General] bachera:
yeah well, its to easy to say only rooted users affected, its still a flaw and sloppy security, I believe google should have covered this to at least provide an additional security.

what if due to some flaw other then root it becomes accessible. then its up for grabs. Just a small fix for a potential big hole.

not sure but security companies audit on this stuff

anyway, it makes it very interesting for business users and other shady usecases.
[ONE General] shafty023:
The same concept is used in Chrome for each tab. The same thing is used for Virtual Machines which operate in their own sandboxed environment. The same thing is used in virtual servers that people rent out from Amazon. The whole purpose is if you don't have root then you don't have access to the sandboxed data. If you didn't have root you would have no way of obtaining this information. Google is well aware of how sandboxed environments work and they provide the necessary security to protect against this as long as you don't root your device.

Think about this further, in order to encrypt that password the hash/key would need to be stored somewhere.....get access to that key and once again you have the passwords accessible. The only real solution would be requiring you to enter a pin/password every time the app needed to decrypt the password. Otherwise if you need to enter it every time then you lose the ability to background sync because the password is needed for every connection. This can go round-robin. This is likely why Google did not encrypt the password. To allow for background syncing. If you have a solution to the problem feel free to mention it because obviously Google couldn't think of one. They felt the sandboxed environment was secure enough.
[ONE General] Calkulin:
You're missing the point, my issue is that it's being stored in plain text, not about who can access that info
[ONE General] shafty023:
Did you read my previous message regarding the downside of encrypting that password? How you would no longer have background syncing? Is that a trade off you're willing to accept? It's one thing to complain about something, it's another to actually have a solution.
[ONE General] the Doctor:
From the Android Central article above:

So if I understand this correctly, only apps you have given permission through your root manager (Privacy Guard, SuperSU, etc.) or malware can access the password even if you are rooted.

Also, since this is an old issue, where is the outcry of users who have actually had their email accounts compromised because of this vulnerability?
[ONE General] shafty023:
My point exactly.
[ONE General] :
depends if users would notice compromises. still we dont know if its been exploited.

many mallware is based now on silent infiltration.

my two cents are given people will root, then secure anyway
[ONE General] shafty023:
That's like saying it's a given people will mod their cars and tune their ICU, install headers, exhaust, CAM, etc so the manufacturer should build the car accordingly so it doesn't break if they do.
[ONE General] :
nope its more like saying, if you live in a risk area, even in your house you dont leave a stack of money out in the open, even if you have locks in place ( see sandbox analogy)
[ONE General] shafty023:
But what happens when you lock up that money in a safe in your house and now your fridge, washer, a/c, water quits working? That's the same thing that would happen if you encrypted the password in an app that requires background syncing. No more background syncing. I think you're failing to see the loss of functionality that will occur if you encrypt the password. You're trading off functionality for more security. I'd love to see you use your device with all background syncing turned off and every time you want to sync inside of an app you have to enter your pin for every app every time.
[ONE General] silent_bob52637:
Actually that's how I run my phone no background sync atall all apps that I can set to password everytime ie all google apps

And a lockscreen password its just good practice for anyone who connects to the internet but yes encryption would be better any extra layer of security is a good thing
[ONE General] the Doctor:
All the analogies in the world don't matter. Google is not responsible for patching vulnerabilities created when users root their devices and side-load apps from questionable sources. They have a tight certification process that doesn't allow root privileges for a reason, and if you defile that, the onus is on you. If you disagree, try suing them and see if you can find a judge or jury who would decide in your favor.

This thread has swiftly become pointless.
[ONE General] shafty023:
Yup.
[ONE General] samuk190:
i will give you a good reply... Windows users have all control with their pc, (as a administrator account)

And they use gmail apps (in windows store) and never found a bug like that in android!

This should be fixed, and root given to all users , like PC

---------- Post added at 06:43 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:42 AM ----------

I Don't agree. Windows users can have root and don't suffer that vunerability.

Sorry but your argument is invalid for a vunerability.
[ONE General] :
thats the best explanation for fixing it.

given that corporate users use android, military also.

should their phone be rooted, easy on all phones. So fixing root is not wat should be done, but plain text saving together the other reasons why that can be hacked easily
[ONE General] the Doctor:
So my argument is invalid because you don't like the fact that Google won't give you root out of the box or patch self-inflicted vulnerabilities. Ummm, ok, whatever. Since you seem to know what Android should do with their operating system, why not call up Tim Cook and give him some sage advice as well. Or maybe build your own OS done the "right way."
[ONE General] samuk190:
BRO.. Listen me. If all vunerability fixed with permission while rooted. Root will not be too dangerous. If you make root not too dangerous all things will be OK. Like windows. Your windows you can give administrator rights but you can't easily **** your system.
[ONE General] Pete131313:
That's a terrible analogy. You apparently dont know much about security and Windows.
[ONE General] hroo772:
Having worked with EAS, the reason the password is stored in plaintext is because when you auth using the ActiveSync protocol, your connection string with your plaintext password is sent through base64 then used as the auth token on the Exchange server. Blame this one on microsoft for not updating the ActiveSync protocol to use a better authentication method.
[ONE General] the Doctor:
Thank you for injecting some actual knowledge into this discussion. Armchair software engineers abound. I find it slightly ironic given the last few posts that this supposed bug is related to Exchange, a Microsoft product.

Moral of the story: If you don't know how or why something works, then you shouldn't be telling those who do know the way it should work.
[ONE General] StimpyMGS:
nope
[ONE General] sseuorosal:
I am currently looking into the database though.
[ONE General] jcase:
How else do you expect them to be stored?

Encrypted? On a compromised device, such as your's (read a rooted device) even with local encryption extracting the passwords would be a trivial task. These apps are relying on a secure OS to protect the passwords.

Typically these passwords would be protected by Android's "sandbox" model, however since your device is rooted, you have broken that model.

As others have said, this is a design issue in exchange, really It should be using some kind of auth token instead.

If an attack has physical access, its game over unless the device is encrypted. If the attack is an app running as root on the device, its game over as well.