yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[ZenFone 2 Themes and Apps] aziz07:
There must be a way to port CM themes to Stock. e.g. Dark Material, will try to contact app developer since I paid for that and we already exchanged many emails :cool:

CM has tons of bugs, can't stand it, I like more Asus's Framework and UI. Only changing the colors would be awesome. Asus can do that easily, you can join Asus Beta program to request anything, they also do phones and accessories drafts :laugh: :

http://www.asus.com/zentalk/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=11202

http://www.asus.com/zentalk/forum.php?mod=forumdisplay&fid=39

http://www.asus.com/zentalk/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=13350&extra=page=1

I have been using CM for years and just realised how it lacked stock features, stability and compatibility.

At least, Asus responds pretty fast to any concerns zenui@asus.com

Got my responses in under an hour from Asus while requesting a critical bug fix in CM for over 2 years did not give any result, mainly the unresponsive lockscreen bug that happens up to 8x a day. Guess what? It happened to my G2 since 2013 and still happened with my G3 last month and that is with the paid version of CM Updater LoL

I just feel shameful after gifting a phone with the latest cyanogenmod or installing it to a friend which kept telling me the phone is freezing in lockscreen.

Sure if you don't use your phone, you won't notice but I use it for everything, from University books, calls, VoIP, television, medical applications, car diagnostic to Office applications.

Imagine after writing a 2000 word text file, your device freezes or random reboots. I never had a single freeze or reboot with Stock ROM since this awesome phone was released except when using Amplify (Also delayed incoming calls and notifications) that I paid and removed soon after. Those are some of the reasons its better to stick with OEM ROM. Its the same story with modded Windows vs OEM Windows.
[ZenFone 2 Themes and Apps] AL_IRAQI:
[MENTION=5510605]aziz07[/MENTION]

they can do that with themes but they have to edit some lines in settings and other stock apps also

they have to remove any hard coded color in layout xmls and relink any background color from framework to same app colors,like this

https://github.com/LayersTeam

In Galaxy S6 you can theme everything easily and they have also app to create themes for devs

But Asus did nothing they only implement RRO to the ROM and throw some themes in the store without working to make it better and easier for users to create themes
[ZenFone 2 Themes and Apps] aziz07:
What happened to the dark menus screen shots in your post #6? Really liked that even more than monochrome dark material in cm.

Release it asap! Yalla xD
[ZenFone 2 Themes and Apps] AL_IRAQI:
I have to make full apk because themes didn't work well with settings
[ZenFone 2 Themes and Apps] satankid:
Yo Bro [MENTION=4648515]AL_IRAQI[/MENTION],

Im waiting for your prism barebone here also .... got me a zenfone 2 64gb .... and please try to incorporate 3 minit in this ROM...:)
[ZenFone 2 Themes and Apps] ash219:
how did u changed the battery icon in statusbar and change the icon places ........plzz can u tell me ?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 2005 Upgrading] anwarpk:
:mad: Hi,

Q:- What I am thinking and what other are thinking?

I am old mobile set user and time to time I change my set, get many updates and support from mobile manufacture as well other developer many software.

I am 52 years old man and my life is so short but my currently mobile is giving me big tension and confusion.

I am using I-Mate pocket pc Model PH10B, unfortunately I can get any benefit, many software is not working needs to be upgrade but still I am failed to upgrade, all the site on web is so confusing.

If some one help me in easy way, I will really thankful.

I am so worried to all who are using windows mobile and they living without any support, Is it good marketing of I-Mate mobile?

I will never suggest to any body to purchase that kind of mobile set if support is not available.

Regards,

Anwar Mehdi

E-mail: samr56@yahoo.com
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 2005 Upgrading] Rudegar:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=293248&highlight=PH10B

the pack include a text file with step by step instructions
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] norml:
I think 6" is the perfect size for a phablet, anything above would be too big, IMO. From what I noticed, it seems like all the big companies have no future plans whatsoever on releasing a 6" phablet. All I have seen are phablets ranging from 5.5"-5.7". I recently lost my Note 3 and decided on ordering a Nexus 6 last week (it's coming tomorrow!!!), because it's probably going to be the last 6" flagship from any company as far as the near future is concerned. What do you Nexus 6 owners think?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] intruda119:
Everyone sleeps on Huawei.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] norml:
From what I've been reading, it's going to be a 5.7" display.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] intruda119:
The nexus yes.

The successor the the mate 7. Most likely
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] z28camaroman:
My original GS5 had a broken gyroscope and I had it replaced a few weeks ago. I didn't expect or realize that Asurian, the company that does At&t's insurance, would send me one running Lollipop, still in original packaging no less. After trying and failing to downgrade to 4.4.2 for hours, I found out that it's not possible.

So, with no exploits to work with, a locked and encrypted bootloader, and some Xposed Modules no longer working from the looks of some forum posts, is GS5 rooting officially dead? Is there some other option that hasn't been considered to acquire root? Since I'm out of warranty, I don't care about tripping KNOX.

Is it possible to completely remove all the software on the phone and replace it with rooted software? I know it may sound idiotic, but I'm no developer, just a guy who likes tinkering with tech, so go easy on me please. I only ask this because I was thinking of getting some outside help to possibly decrypt the bootloader. I've read on other forums that trying to decrypt a phone bootloader is a worthless endeavour but it didn't stop me from looking. As it turns out, even with an extensive Google search, there is no explaination of the subject of bootloader decryption, no software to use, no experts in the field explaining their experience or anything at all helpful.

I'm very much pissed that my first dive into the Android (customizable) experience with the GS5 was first stilted by At&t and now killed. I have not seen any updates indicating any progress on rooting and I'm hoping it's only because I missed it. Considering the time elapsed and the bounty for decrypting the software never being claimed, shall I lose hope and wait out this crappy device until I can buy a new one? Or, is root still of some concern?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] unixasaurusrex:
Hey, I'm sorry to hear about your loss of root. As far as I know it's dead for now unless someone comes up with something. Not sure if anyone has tried flashing a boot loader from another carrier or not but, that might work. Only thing is, if it doesn't you lost your phone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] chadderbox:
Yeah, that will brick the phone. Can't flash bootloaders from other carriers to a locked bootloader.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] unixasaurusrex:
Good to know.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] fleece:
Guess we may need to raise another $18,000 for developing a root. Is there no other geobot out there talented enough?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] unixasaurusrex:
Or just not buy phones from carriers.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] fleece:
If I could find a SM-G800M at a decent price, I would! It's the only mini model with all four of the same LTE and LTE-A bands that AT&T operates.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Cave Canem:
I will be following that advice in the future!

Furious over the forced 5.0 FOTA upgrade with ATT's bootloader and no way to flash 4.4.2. or a custom rom...

---------- Post added at 21:53 ---------- Previous post was at 21:49 ----------

I'll donate large sums to this cause just on principle.

ATT hasn't completely locked down their Galaxy Notes (it can be flashed back to their 4.4.2 stock rom from 5.0.1)... Just primarily their S5...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] johnkirchner:
Maybe a dev can look into this for a possible root...

http://www.networkworld.com/article...-a-simple-mms-message-or-multimedia-file.html

There is a part of the article that mentions root access is possible, now if it could be a permanent root is the real question.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Cave Canem:
I posed the same question, whether the devs thought stagefright could be used to facilitate rooting the ATT Note 4 and [MENTION=4273149]graydiggy[/MENTION] was awesome at explaining the exploit may only work on phones without write protection (the Nexus line).

Wonder if Joshua Drake (who discovered the flaw) would be willing to assist xdaers with this ATT S5 root issue should a proper bounty be offered. Seems Google paid him only about $1500 for reporting the problem and for the patches he created and sent (to Google)...

Currently, [MENTION=6674985]Kingxteam[/MENTION] gets mad respect for developing a tool to root otherwise unrootable phones. They have yet to add ATT's galaxy S5 (SM-900A) to their list of supported phones but I suspect they're working on it. Maybe PM them?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] fleece:
Hope is good thing... maybe the best of things.

Go Kingxteam !!! All glory and honor and praise to you all -- especially if you can "tame this wild horse" with a root. :victory:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Prop76:
I'm new to all this rooting and don't understand any of the language yet but would like to start rooting. Unfortunately the phone I have seems to be unrootable. Anyone know if I can root my memo pad 7 on AT&T don't know model number but I do know it's running kk4.4
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] shakedownvictim:
Just got this phone a week ago and returning/exchanging isn't an option for me. I really hope there are still some ambitious devs out there looking for a solution to rooting the lollipop OC4 version, although I fear the majority have moved on. :( :crying:
[Android Head-Units] tangsta35:
Does anyone know of an android head unit that has a sim card slot?

I have a t-mobile 5GB plan and wanted to be able to play Pandora, YouTube, Netflix, etc when I"m in my car. Yes I could just plug in my cell phone through the aux cable, but I rather have a dedicated head unit so i don't drain my cellphone battery.
[Android Head-Units] mike.s:
It would have to have not only a "SIM card" slot, but the additional radios/antennas/etc necessary to connect to a cell network, which none of the units covered by this thread have.

You don't have a car charger for your phone so you can use WiFi tether? There are other options - find a hotspot device which can be powered from the car and works with T-Mob. Find a USB "modem" which works with both the head unit and T-Mob.
[Android Head-Units] tangsta35:
Sorry I should have mentioned that I only have the stock radio on a 2006 Scion tC, so there are no USB connections or WiFi adapters. Secondly, I have a car charger but I find that it gets very hot when its charging while using Google Maps, and Youtube HD. I can't imagine that being good for the battery on my Note 3. So I thought if I have Youtube and Google Maps off of a head unit it would give me a better driving experience. (bigger screen, better audio, no tethering lag or deteriorating battery life)

I was waiting for the Parrot Rnb6, but I just saw that they will no longer make it for the aftermarket crowd. The Audi S3 has a sim card slot that allows their infotainment system to use the connection and even tether it, so in essence I'm looking for something like that in an aftermarket package.
[Android Head-Units] mikereidis:
Why not use a tablet ?

What does an HU have that you need that a tablet doesn't ? I know there are plenty of valid answers that rule out a tablet (like USB/charging issues), but it's worth a thought.

Sony tablets have FM if you need that.
[Android Head-Units] tangsta35:
My goal is to get in my car, turn on my stream and go. I think it would be annoying to mount my tablet and unmount it every time I get home. I live in a bad neighborhood where thieves break into cars just to steal your GPS, so leaving it mounted 24/7 is not a good solution. Occasionally, I might listen to audio books on CD's so I would still like to have a CD player...

Like you mentioned, there will be charging issues, not to mention all the cables I would have to deal with (aux, usb, mic)

Lastly, running everything to the head unit would still require me to use my stock head unit to control the volume, switch between sources, adjust audio, etc. Having 2 different locations to look at while driving will be very distracting and very unsafe...
[Android Head-Units] mike.s:
Turns on/off with the car. Amplifier and speaker connections. Physical controls and better controls for a car, and the ability to connect to steering wheel controls. CD/DVD. More inputs and outputs. Significantly harder to steal. In most cases, easier to mount and better aesthetics.
[Android Head-Units] Sheffman:
Pure android head unit 4.2
[Android Head-Units] Flemischguy:
The Ownice C500 got a 4G simcard slot.
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xninja23:
Certain apps have trouble getting root access, main app right now is AndroSS, a screenshot app on F-Droid.

su is in /system/xbin/ as su (so /system/xbin/su), and I have SuperSU installed, yet the app claims that it can't get su access.

Can anyone help? Thanks!
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RaveEX:
X86

I've had the same problem with some apps and it's because there not optimised for Intel x86 processors.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jsheahawk:
Can someone link to or host the files necessary to nvflash back to stock? I have misplaced mine, and every link to them I can find is dead.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] proletarian:
bishoptec dot com hosts these. I think.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jsheahawk:
You are awesome. FYI.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dream Weaver:
Hey guys, I was wondering if you could help me out here. Ever since upgrading to Lollipop on my Sony Xperia Z3 D6616 I've noticed I seem to be missing some font or something because I seem to be missing random Asian characters and I keep getting X'ed out boxes in there place. Here's a screenshot of what I mean.

You can see near the bottom the boxes. I didn't have this issue on KitKat, so I'm wondering if anyone knows how I could fix this.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dream Weaver:
No one has any clues or suggestions? It worked perfectly fine back on KitKat. It's like they took out a font or something.
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ForgottenSolstace:
I've been trying to help my friend root his Canadian fido GT-S7560M. We successfully flashed recovery for TWRP 2.7 and Clockworkmod 5, but holding the power button, the volume down key, and the home button, the phone does not boot to recovery.

We were able to boot to stock system recovery by holding both volume keys and the power button, but we were not sure why this recovery wasn't flashed from the operation in Odin, which displayed success in flashing recovery.

Is anyone able to comment on how to boot to recovery on the GT-S7560M, and if it's done differently than normal phones?
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadow252:
Have you tried Power + Vol up + home buttons?

Wysłane z mojego GT-I8160 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Greenhome:
Fido Ace II X here.

A similar thing happened to me. First I flashed TWRP, it would just die as it boots into recovery. Then I flashed CWM, then it booted once and then never again (only booted into the default Android recovery after). Then I tried flashing TWRP again and it worked perfectly.

Just keep flashing until it works. Don't worry about the counter, just use TriangleAway to reset it to 0 after you've flashed your ROM.
[Android Apps and Games] HIngalou:
I just released a major update to my game, please check it out on the Google Play Store here (free, no ads):

Bad Tap - Google Play

[YOUTUBE]t-BVusKIZrU[/YOUTUBE]

Bad Tap is a fast-paced 'beat the clock' type game that will challenge your hand-eye coordination.

Tap each block before it counts down to zero. Starts with one block and increases as you level up. But watch out, one bad tap and the game is over!
[Android Apps and Games] tesla212:
Fun game! I'm trying really hard to unlock the hard level.
[Android Apps and Games] Scianthrope:
Had fun playing around with it for a while. Spotted a bug with the tutorial screen.

If you haven't already seen it, let me know here or in a PM and I can give you more

details if you need them.
[Android Apps and Games] HIngalou:
Hi Scianthrope, thanks for the comments. Yes, any information on the bug would be very helpful!
[Android Apps and Games] tesla212:
Yesss finally got to the hard level. Now I'm trying to beat everyone on your leaderboard!
[Android Apps and Games] HIngalou:
Corrected a bug that would not allow users to properly close the tutorial when playing for the first time. I published it to Google Play and the update should appear in the next hour.

Thanks to Scianthrope for identifying the bug, this is what this forum is all about!
[Android Apps and Games] Scianthrope:
Thanks for the acknowledgement, glad to be of assistance.
[Android Apps and Games] tesla212:
Do you have any other games on Google Play?
[Android Apps and Games] HIngalou:
Actually I have a new puzzle game coming out soon, tomorrow possibly. I've put about 6 months into it and I think people will really enjoy it.

I'll keep you posted., thanks for asking.
[Android Apps and Games] nickervision:
Looking forward to the next one as well :) Good job on this.
[Android Apps and Games] 1DEA:
Hi

Hi

I just played your game, I liked it, I just stopped one bug when you close the "Things to Know" menu it doesn't smoothly go away it slides up halfway up the screen and then disappears.
[Android Apps and Games] HIngalou:
Thanks 1DEA. I'll play around with the transition of the menu and make it smoother.
[Android Apps and Games] xKoMaRx:
Very addictive and from time to time challenging game. Good for people that want to break their own limits ^^. Good Job!!

I Thing that if You add some better graphics, maybe something more colorfull it would be better perceived by players xD but it's only my opinion.
[Android Apps and Games] HIngalou:
Thanks, I appreciate the great feedback! Yes, I have been playing around with the color schemes quite a bit trying to create the right mood for the game. I may also include more animation.
[Android Apps and Games] HIngalou:
Thanks Aneesh. What score did you get?
[Android Apps and Games] CuteGame:
Nice game. Great idea!
[Android Apps and Games] HIngalou:
Hey nickervision and tesla212, just wanted to let you know my new puzzle game has been released. It's called Bounce Out and you can find my post for it in the forum.

Bounce Out - Google Play link

Thank you for your interest!

Also, nickervision I've been playing all of your games - they are very good.
[Android Apps and Games] upita:
Really cool game, it gets so crazy trying to keep up.
[Android Apps and Games] ninfea79:
I will try it :good:
[Android Apps and Games] dragosoft:
Looks cool, I'll check it out!
[Android Apps and Games] HIngalou:
Just released an update based on everybody's feedback here. Hope you enjoy!
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joegeddon:
I have had an issue where I cannot receive OTA updates. Whenever I check for updates the reply is: Software up to date as of <date,time>

I have rooted my tablet using the fastboot method however I originally accidentally flashed the OS to blank and softbricked my tablet. After installing the 5.0.1 factory image and installing it using fastboot, I then used CWM recovery to install SuperSU.zip to root the device, after doing this I could receive OTA updates. When I went to install them CWM aborted the update. I booted normally and selected "Clear update data", rebooted and now it always says that the device is up to date despite being on the 5.0.1 factory image.

My question is how can I go about getting OTA updates again? Also, will this involve further tweaking of files which may be risky as I have already messed everything up once.

Thank you.

EDIT: I have only just realised the grammatical error in the title but I can't change it now.
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MidgetMob:
Just for clarification, are you trying to flash/sideload the OTA or are you attempting to use the tablet's built-in updater?
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] durgis:
Nvidia pulled the 5.1 update. 5.0.1 is up to date.
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pilz:
You can't get an OTA while rooted .. This is a very basic principle/consequence of rooting. There is no new 5.1 update since it was pulled a few months ago. I'm still waiting for it to get fixed but we might just get M at this rate. Rooting isn't risky if you understand what you are doing and what you shouldn't do. If you are responsible with the "power" of having a rooted device then I wouldn't worry about it.
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lownignitus:
I am waiting for the ability to flash the new OTA that was pushed on 29th. But yeah cannot pull and download the OTA while rooted.
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sev7en:
Good evening, look nere: https://youtu.be/bT82lX40fuc
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] durgis:
I just downloaded and installed while rooted with TWRP installed, no problem. I did have to re-flash TWRP and root, but TWRP had no trouble with the auto update.