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[ONE General] Meuuks13:
How do you feel about the company after all this time? Has any of the controversies changed your perception of the company? Would you buy its products in the future? Etc...

For me the company isn't as good as it was in the past when i bought the OPO. The controversies have changed my perception of the company by a lot. They have opened up a whole lot about the company that their PR Team can't cover up. The most sad thing I've found is that OP doesn't want to address the problems and even if they do they don't want to solve it. Its an amateur move to think that there's an easy way out. For instance (agree with me or not) OxygenOS was a screw up after all that hype. But they didn't address the problem they just kept hyping it more and more. For fixing of the problem, there is no update for OxygenOS.. It's like the project is dead. But let's not about that.

For the future products, I will look forward to buy them but the doubt a person has before buying something has definitely increased from when i bought the OPO
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
How was Oxygen a screw up? Do you mean the extended delays? If so I agree completely, they made a huge mistake in continually promising release dates that they couldn't make. As far as updates go, it's been less than two months since release. Have a look at all the other OEM release schedules and it's pretty clear that updates aren't usually very frequent. Either way I'd still consider buying another OnePlus product, but my decision would hinge on what OS was shipped with the product.

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[ONE General] Meuuks13:
Its not about the OS at all...Mentioning the OS was just for an instance and it was the first thing that came to my mind...I can google the other things if you want..give you a complete;y detailed list with the highest crystal purity you have ever seen :silly:

and i understand that it takes to roll out updates...But what is the overhyped PA/O2OS team doing since the past couple of months?
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
I get what you're saying, OnePlus have made quite a few mistakes. They're a young company though, that's not to excuse them exactly, but hopefully they actually learn from their errors and make a bigger effort in future.

In regards to Oxygen, it isn't PA, there's only one member of the Oxygen team that came from Paranoid Android. As far as it being over-hyped, I can only assume that you're saying you weren't overly pleased with the end product. But as I see it they delivered exactly what they promised; a close to stock Android experience. I've seen a lot of people complain that it lacks features that they're used to, but those features that they're missing aren't a part of stock Android and therefore shouldn't have been expected in the first place. If people want those kinds of features turn they need to turn to the one place that they're readily available; XDA, and custom ROMs. In saying that, I don't personally like Oxygen, because I like more features, so I use custom ROMs. But I was fully aware that Oxygen was being promoted as a stock-like experience so there's no reason to complain about that. The fact that I don't personally like it doesn't make it a bad product, it just means it's my own opinion, and I'm not arrogant enough to think that my opinion means that it's a bad OS, there are many people out there that love it.

What have the Oxygen team been doing? What has any development team been doing since their last update? Working on the OS (hopefully). The fact is we're not entitled to anything, it's an optional OS.

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[ONE General] Meuuks13:
I don't know how this turned into a debate on n OxygenOS. But now since it has there are already too many ROMs which are near stock experience.. What's the use of one more? Also they never said they were going to release a ROM which was near stock rather they said it was going to be something great. There are already enough averages out there, no need for one more giving the stock experience.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Natural progression of the conversation since that's where you started in your OP. What's the use? Choice. The fact that you don't like it doesn't mean others don't, you have your opinion and you're entitled to that, but your opinion doesn't dictate how others see the ROM. It's simple; if you don't like Oxygen just don't use it. We have literally dozens and dozens of ROMs available for this phone so you can have your pick.

There are plenty of people who want a near stock experience. And yes, they did promote it as that on numerous occasions. And it is great in many people's eyes, which brings me back to my previous point; the fact that you don't think it's great doesn't mean it isn't great for someone else. To each their own.

To say thread the ROM is pointless is akin to saying that any phone without a custom ROM on it (and running OEM firmware) is pointless. There are billions of those in the world. Custom ROMs are the minority. Plus, there are many ROMs right here on XDA that are a near stock experience, are they all pointless?

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[ONE General] Meuuks13:
Is adding 1 to 100 pointless? Yup!
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
Alright, I can see this is a discussion that will go nowhere because you fully believe that your opinion is the only one in the world that matters, that your opinion is the only one in the world that is right, and that your opinion is fact and not just an opinion. No matter how many perfectly rational and valid points I put forward you're unable to open your mind to see past your own point of view. Good luck with that.
[ONE General] lokesh.3440:
Yes you are right. OP's own conscience is not clear yet. He need to understand what exactly he want from the company. Oxygen OS was pure AOSP build. I don't think there is any ROM on XDA which is pure stock like Oxygen. So people who love AOSP ROM's will prefer oxygen. Other people have tons of ROMs to choose from.
[ONE General] Meuuks13:
First of all i didn't come here to discuss about OxygenOS and conscience? Really?
[ONE General] Meuuks13:
I don't about my opinion and my ability to look beyond it but what i know from roaming around these forums is that its very easy to honey pot people. Its very easy to get their loyalty and to have them defend you at no matter what. Its really easy to stop them from taking out a moment and rationally thinking.
[ONE General] Logic717:
I personally think OnePlus is on the right track. I'd consider a phone from them again only if the value was similar. A phone with these specs at 360 today is still a decent deal. Regarding oxygen os, I'm one of the users that likes it pure asop base and then I use xposed to add the specific features I want. I view the sheer volume of choices as a huge value add for this phone and its ease to flash custom roms a huge benefit ensuring support from dev community for a while. Is there room for improvement? Absolutely but it's still high on my list of vendors to choose from when it's time to upgrade.
[ONE General] lokesh.3440:
Can't you see you are begging for updates of Oxygen in your first post. Now you are saying its not about Oxygen OS.
[ONE General] m4ssnet:
loving OPO the starting period... Now hating and waiting to sold my OPO and I will NEVER buy a product from them anymore.

From 1 month I've the display issue, with ghost/non responsive touch, no matter what ROM or FIX I apply....

I contact the assistance to change it in warranty, they told me that they can't repair 'cause it have some dents on the frame... :mad:

They continue to send me ROMS, links, zips with pre-writed forms, they never read one word from what i write them.

So, I've a VERY BAD opinion of them, and from now, I will leave forever all their products to others people on the earth.

Flagship killer.... :eek: it's easy to use batches of fail/cheap display and when they result as crappy display you search all excuses to not repair them.
[ONE General] Meuuks13:
dude i don't even use o2os
[ONE General] Meuuks13:
OP's service has always been awful
[ONE General] pizzapunt:
maybe

It all depends on the price for me. I bought the Oneplus One because it was pretty cheap, had good specs and a decent community. I might buy the Two if it's cheap. If it's expensive because of some useless metal parts or because it has the ability to control my tv or make soup, I won't buy it.
[ONE General] CrashTestDroid:
I love my OPO and can't wait for OP2. Tech support IME has been fantastic, they solved a small issue without delay and were friendly & helpful the entire time. I'd recommend OnePlus to anybody based on that experience and of course the phone itself. tbh i don't care at all about OxygenOS or delays because I run rooted custom all the time no matter what it came with. Mine came with KitKat and was awesome the whole time, when LP arrived it was still awesome so there's no reason to be unhappy.

CM12S is a good default choice for most ppl and the camera app is solid, only wish it used Camera2 LP API even if we'd lose the Clear Image feature. Openness of the hardware is like a breath of fresh air after years of Samsung. Now that Samsung is trying to be Apple with KNOX and other BS it's even more compelling to choose OnePlus for the next iteration - IF they keep the screen at least 5.5, hopefully bigger.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wacky.banana:
Hope this is the correct forum to post this in.

I am looking for someone to kindly develop a utility that will allow me to alter the standard 5 seconds that the vibrate option is set for within WM5.

As far as I am aware there is nothing out there that does this. HTC support in the UK simply say they don't have an option for doing this (thank you very much, not).

To make myself absolutely clear I am looking for a utility that will allow me to vary and set the length of time the vibrate function works for. The current deafult of 5 seconds not only uses up too much battery power but is a pain to use in a business environment.

The utility should ideally allow me to set the vibrate length to anything I want from 1 to, say, 5 secs in single second steps.

If anyone is able to develop a fully tested tool for this then please let me know.

Many thanks in advance.

WB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shantzg001:
@wb: You dont need a tool for this. You can simply make a few simple changes to the registry as shown here:

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=WM5_Tweaks_Other

If you want to change the settings quite frequently, and find editing registry again and again cumbersome, creating a tool for this shouldn't be too difficult and i'll make it when I get time but first try it by hand and see that if it works for you...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] iridaki:
Nice tweak but it won't survive a profile switch!

It goes back to default. :confused:

Is there a way to make a permanent change?

Secondly, which script should I use if I want, when I receive a call or SMS,

the phone to play the ringtone and at the same time vibrate every 3 seconds for 1 second?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wacky.banana:
Shantz,

I definitely need a tool for this.

The registry tweak in the wiki only works if you have ring and vibrate set together. In that instance the vibrate lasts for the duration set for the ringtone.

If you set the phone to vibrate only it will ONLY vibrate for the standard 5 secs. It WILL NOT vibrate for any other time period set by the registry change you refer to.

Trust me, I have played with this for hours and got nowhere. I have also been in touch with HTC who confirm that on vibrate only the phone will ALWAYS default to the standard 5 secs as there is no script within WM5 that will allow one to set parameters around the vibrate timelength only.

So to summarise; you can change the vibrate time period so that it aligns with that of the ringtone; however if the phone is on vibrate and you get a notification come through, eg a text message, it will vibrate for the standard 5 secs set within WM5, irrespective of the settings of the registry tweak you refer to in the wiki. The only time the vibrate will use the settings set in the registry key is if you get a phone call come through, in which case it will vibrate for the same length of time set for the ringtone, else it does not work. Hope this is clear.

So can you help please?

Thanks

WB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hufkes:
so then why don't you make an empty ringtone - no sound but a ringtone file nonetheless? With that ringtone selected you say yourself you can vary the length.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wacky.banana:
Hufkes,

Because that's not what I am looking for. Your suggestion is an inelegant fix, akin to sticking plaster, not a solution.

I don't want to be fiddling about with the phone just before I go into a meeting to set a blank ringtone. I prefer to do what I do now: 2 taps and vibrate is engaged, full stop.

That's why I need a tool that can allow the user to set the vibrate length, something Microsoft should have thought of in the first place!

Anyway thanks for your input.

WB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shantzg001:
hey wb: I will make u a tool for this...but ull have to wait for some time...i have an interview coming up next week, so not much time right now...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] deech:
Yes please me too when you get a chance. Been the thing I have missed the most.

GOOD LUCK with the interview too
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wacky.banana:
Shantz,

Excellent offer very gratefully received. Yep, once you are past the interview give us a shout.

Hope the interview goes well by the way.

Cheers chap, you're a good 'un!

WB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wacky.banana:
Shantz,

Are you back with us yet to kick this off?

Cheers

WB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shantzg001:
Hey wb,

am sorry the interview has been rescheduled for this sunday...so though I do have "some" time but not enough to put into coding, i'm using that extra time to get some extra rest as the past few weeks have been quite hectic, especially the last week where i spent quite a lot of time studying...but dont worry i have a kinda layout in my mind for ur needs...will work on it as soon as im free...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wacky.banana:
OK mate, cheers.

You had better get that job! :) Good luck.

WB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shantzg001:
finally had the telephonic interview just a couple of minutes ago...lets see if they call me or not..

btw ill start working on ur prog tmrw night if i dont have to go to a frnd's wedding..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wacky.banana:
I wish you luck.

In terms of the development of this tool, what I had in mind was, say, a script that would pop up some kind of dialogue box which would then allow you to set the duration of the vibrate. Duration could be from 1 seconds to the current 5, in 1 second steps, set either from a drop-down menu or chosen from 5 available time options presented on screen.

Once the vibrate length is set in this way then I would expect to be able to switch vibrate on, as one does now, and then have the vibrate for an incoming message (NOT a telephone call as the vibrate frequency works differently for this) occur for the set duration eg 1 sec or whatever.

Hope this makes sense. If you need more detail in terms of how I see this working, let me know.

Thanks again.

WB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shantzg001:
hey wb,

i've just started on the proggie.. However it does not seem possible\feasible to "set" it using the earlier native way. I can fulfill the other options and give u an exe. Whenever u want to set the vibra mode with ur options, u can tap on it or bind to a hardware button. Is that ok?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shantzg001:
wb, can you download the attached file and run it on ur ppc. check when u tap (or dbl tap) then does ur device vibrate...just checking whether the vibration code works on ur device or not...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shantzg001:
Made a sample app for u...try this and let me know...

just tap on app to create start and stop shortcuts...then click on start shortcut to add notification for device to vibrate for 5 seconds on incoming sms.

jus check and lemme know if it works..this is a very quick implementation so i'll have to keep my fingers crossed :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wacky.banana:
Hello Shantz,

Seems like you got over your illness then.

Just got home and seen your message. Have downloaded the Vibra file to the Tytn.

I ran it and it created the Start & Stop shortcuts as you indicated. Tapped on the Start shortcut but nothing happens. I guess this was not what you were expecting?

Just to be sure I soft booted and ran the whole lot again, same result.

Cheers

WB
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shantzg001:
yeah, am almost fit now...the fever's fully gone and tonsilitis is almost 60-70% cured..

actually, i had attached two different versions to this thread.

the first version will just make ur phone vibrate for 2 seconds instantaneously.

The 2nd version will not do anything at the very instant when you tap the start shortcut, but will start listening to incoming sms's. When you receive an sms, it will vibrate for 5 seconds...this was the intended behaviour..So let me know if you see anything happening on receiving an sms..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] shantzg001:
wb, I've found out why the app might not have been working. I use smssetmessagenotification api to notify my app whenever an sms arrives, now I found out online that there are 2 problems related to this:

1. This API is known not to work reliably, infact i found only a handful of ppl out of hundreds who cud get it working and that too sporadically.

2. Ppl suggest that even if interception of sms notification works (by this api or any other method), then ur normal sms functionality will be lost as this notification goes only to the first available receiver and is not "passed-through" to all the listeners.

I'll do some more digging on this but looks like wht u want might not be possible after all (atleast without a "slower" workaround, I think i can set a notification alert on the "unread sms" registry entry and diff it with previous value for any notification to see if there is a new msg and then run the vibra thing...will that work for u?)
[Xposed General] mmgroup:
I tried to use some function from a jnilibs library and it doesn't work with XPosed.

(to be specific,the qualcomm module. I tried it's sample app and it works great on my LG G3 device.)

I heard there is some modifications you need to do when using jni libs with xposed, but I don't know what are these modifications in specific...

Any hint on what I could be doing wrong?
[Xposed General] mmgroup:
update:

I have written all jni related code in the xposed setting activity and tested it via clicking at the module name in xposed module list. The vuforia init process worked fine....

Now I can only doubt that if it's the JNI call, or the "activity" argument I passed to Vuforia.setInitParameters is not working....

below are what I tried and not working:

pass null;

pass "param.thisObject" from a method in the activity.

pass the context object which is actually the activity

pass a new unrelated activity.

by the way, I looked at the iOS version of the setInitParameters. Which doesn't need an activity argument. So sad..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadowswittness:
Is there an issue making stock based lollipop roms? Just curious why we havent seen any so far. Any ideas oh mighty developers?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] daswahnsinn:
I'm not a 100% sure but I don't think the source has been released yet. I know some are making deodexed bases for others to use but haven't heard anything for a week or so. I did deodex some LP but haven't tried it yet. For me personally I want a custom kernel with fast charging, I want my beast kernel best.

EDIT: Source has been released, I was looking on a site that wasn't up-to-date. I will say there are some new changes to LP that are different than KK, so just give it some time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kingdazy:
Its being worked on right here, but could be some time yet. They're looking for testers.

Samsung made some pretty big changes in the source, and figuring out the deodex'ed version is a real pain, from what I understand.

If you havnt done it yet, you should consider upgrading to stock Lollipop (and rooting too, if you like. ;) ), using the tar posted in dev. You'll need to anyway, before flashing any Lolli based roms, and there are a few things to get used to, explore. And frankly, I can't remember the last time my phone has been so smooth.

Unless you're addicted to Xposed. Then DO NOT. Xposed doesn't work on TW Lollipop. Yet. Or maybe ever.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] elwood:
Xposed is working on TouchWiz Lollipop devices. Its still in alpha stage but it does work. However not all modules work and some cause bootloops, but some like Greenify and a few others work. I personally havent tried it but a few good friends on the s5 have it running

May is Motorcycle Awareness Month Sent from my Galaxy Note 3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] daswahnsinn:
I'm on lollipop at the moment and waiting for some custom work. Just sitting and waiting trying not to be pushy. I know these things take time and I'm thankful for the work that's done.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] miguelfp1:
there is a Lollipop TW-compatible version of Xposed (thread HERE), but it requires a deodexed ROM, which we don't currently have (wish I knew how to do it myself...)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kingdazy:
fantastic news! I stopped playing attention a couple weeks ago, saw a bit of it "running" as a demo/POC, but at that time nothing was running on it, and it was on a very specific custom rom (made for the purpose, if memory serves). and given the double whammy Samsung changes to the code and the need for deodex, thought I'd stop F5'ing it until some real news. (and everyone involved at the time didn't have high hopes.)

thanks for the updates.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] weavr:
There is a deodexed Touchwiz Lollipop ROM available for us from sac. If you check out the thread here, sac is going to be uploading a new version tonight. Currently some are having problems with data so he is doing a complete rebase. I have been running it without a problem but you should wait until he uploads the new one tonight. Xposed is running great on it, btw.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Goat1378:
I think I heard somewhere and I could be wrong but its the new A.R.T. (android run time) instead of dalvik system that is some to blame for limited development . That and among other things. But again I could be wrong.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zeroothree:
Hey guys,

I tried to flash my phone to android lollipop but it failed and ended in a bootloop. So I downloaded a 4.4.4 one from somewhere and tried to flash it. the phone booted and was working but it was in russian or something i changed the language to english. But now I cant use 3G from my provider. I'm from the netherlands if that helps? C6603_10.5.1.A.0.292_RU.ftf Thats the file i downloaded and flashed.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] technaudio:
View attachment 3332787
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zeroothree:
Fixed it by manually entering the APN settings of my provider.
[General Questions and Answers] Sandro98:
Why can't i partecipate to thread like this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3016005? I am registered recently.
[General Questions and Answers] Ciprum:
10 posts.

You must have at least 10 posts.
[General Questions and Answers] Sandro98:
Thanks
[HTC One S] YouKittenMe:
I've searched for at least 6 hours now and found nothing, if anyone knows a way for me to S-Off my phone please tell me.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Try with rumrunner. But first flash a close to stock ROM like Viper, then use rumrunner

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