yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Menneisyys:
UPDATE (04/05/2008):

In the meantime, I’ve tested two versions of the latest, 3.1 version of Jbed and found out the following (starting with, currently, the latest and, unless you MUST install it on your storage card without any manual hacking, most recommended version):

1. Jbed Java 3.1 20080222 (available HERE; mirrored HERE for your convenience): this version runs flawlessly under WM5 (not only WM6 – note that some older versions of 3.1 are NOT WM5-compliant). It supports 3D (tested with Need for speed carbon and Night Fever; neither of them run under the non-3D-capable Cloudyfa 2.1), (as usual, excellent) sound. It can’t be directly installed onto a storage card, however. (As with some older versions, it’s possible it can be hacked there, though, with some manual file copying and registry / start menu link rewriting – I haven’t tested this.)

2. I’ve also thoroughly tested JBed_20071119.3.1_3dMod_HeapSizeFix_v2_wm6(lovetz1) linked from THIS MoDaCo thread. As a plus, it can be directly installed on a storage card, as opposed to the version above. It, however, doesn’t support sound at all. Otherwise, it seems it’s pretty much the same as the version above – except for WM5-compliance: I haven’t tested the WM5-compliant subversion. Again, I’d stick with the 20080222 (the first) version unless you really need every single byte in your built-in storage.

3. Note that neither version was able to run the s60v3 (Nokia) version of Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars, the latest-and-greatest real-time strategy from EA Mobile – upon loading the mission (and displaying the progress bar), it just locks up. (Needless to say, it’s working flawlessly on the Nokia N95 v20). It seems no Jbed version is compatible with this excellent game – I’ve tested with several. This means the extended, “hacked” heap didn’t help with particular game. It might help with others, though.

4. Also note that the first beta of Opera Mini 4.1 has been released in the meantime. It simply ROCKS and is a must. See THIS for a complete review & tutorial.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] sx1-doc:
hey Menneisyys.

i am running Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars ,perfectly on asus p525 with JBED build 20070524.2.1 .

by the way i found a bug on asus p525 in all jbed versions over 20070524.2.1 and its just you can play games with joystick not the keypad (keypad if i press 6 to go right ,it will go right and stick to the right like its stuck,i cant move anymore till i exit the game) .

i have tested all 3d java emulator you mentioned on the bible and some that you didnt .

i have 4 java vjm installed together on my device , 3 jbeds :

1. is the latest build Jbed Java 3.1 20080222

2.JBed_20071119.3.1_3dMod_HeapSizeFix_v2_wm6(lovetz1 )

3.JBED build 20070524.2.1

4.jblend 20070413 a

every java game i try on 4 of them .
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Menneisyys:
UPDATE (04/11/2008): XDA-Devs forum member Ebenezer has released a version of Jbed 20080222 3.1 that can be directly installed to a storage card. It also supports sound and M3G (3D). Make sure you switch to this version if you prefer keeping your MIDlet manager and deployed MIDlets on your storage card. I've also got rid of the old, 2.1 Cloudyfa version (along with all the previously-mirrored and, now, outdated Jbed versions - this is why the old mirror links will no longer live) and made the new version of Jbed available HERE for direct download.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Menneisyys:
UPDATE (04/12/2008): Note that the just-recommended Ebenezer Jbed 3.1 doesn't create a link in Start Menu (not even when installed to the built-in storage); therefore, you'll need to manually create it. It's pretty simple: either copy (after, if you install Jbed on a storage card, changing "\Windows\jbed.exe" to "\Storage Card\Esmertec Java\jbed.exe" in it; if you're afraid of manually editing the file, I've created it for you; just right-click THIS and select Download / Save) to \Windows\Start Menu\Programs (on a touchscreen-enabled Pocket PC) or \Windows\Start Menu (on a touchscreen-less MS Smartphone). On Pocket PC's, you can also go the usual way: go to the home directory (for example, \Storage Card\Esmertec Java), highlight jbed.exe, select Copy; go to the target directory (\Windows\Start Menu\Programs or any subdirectory of it) and select Edit / Paste Shortcut. Then, you may still want to rename the just-created .lnk file so that you can remove the "Shortcut to" prefix.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Menneisyys:
Hackers needed: new MIDlet Manager with BT support! Can anyone help?

Just received this on my blog (http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/index.php?blog=3&p=2266&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 ):

Hi,

...did you notice that the free navigation application nav4all at http://www.nav4all.com is also using a midlet manager for smartphones? It supplies Fullscreen, Bluetooth and Cleartype support but is unfortunately tightly linked to this single application. Do you know any way to get this decoupled? The midlet manager is called AIMSmidp.exe and I could not find any reference around the internet for this one. I did some primitve renaming of files to trick it - but no success.

bye

tobbbie

:-)
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Menneisyys:
UPDATE (04/14/2008): XDA-Devs forum member defcomg has just released a version of Jbed 3.1 not suffering from the Start menu link creation bug any more. It's currently available HERE and will be avalable on my DB back-end in a few hours. Therefore, if you still haven't installed Jbed 3.1, make sure you prefer this version to the others linked to above.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Menneisyys:
UPDATE (04/16/2008): In the meantime, the last-recommended defcomg version has turned out to be buggy; for example, if you install it on a storage card, it’ll still store the deployed files in \Windows\appdb - that is, the main storage. Furthermore, some people have reported (see for example THIS and THIS) it to be incompatible with Opera Mini 4.1 beta (it worked on my Wizard tho) – which isn’t the case with the previously-recommended Ebenezer version. Finally, it can’t be installed on a storage card NOT named Storage Card – that is, on a, say, non-English device or into an alternate Flash memory like “Storage” or “Flash disk” in the Ranju WM6.1 version v7.6 for the HTC Universal.

Therefore, you’ll want to switch back to the Ebenezer version available HERE (requires registration at XDA-Devs) or HERE (direct download from my DB back-end) if you encounter these problems and want to keep your deployed MIDlets on your card. Again, note that you will need to manually create (copy) a shortcut to Jbed.exe with this version – this is the only problem with it. It runs (the signed version of) Opera Mini 4.1b (and, of course, all the other compatible MIDlets, including games) just great.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Menneisyys:
UPDATE (04/19/2008):

1. Unfortunately, it seems none of the Jbed 3.1 versions are able to run Opera Mini 4.1 beta on touchscreen-less MS Smartphones (but NOT on Pocket PC's!!!) if you switch to other apps (for example, the home screen) and, then, back, you will no longer be able to control Opera Mini. I've tested this on my WM5 s310 / Oxygen (major problems) and, with HTC's recently-released ROM upgrade, upgraded WM6 s710 / Vox (not that frequent problems but still annoying). At XDA-Devs, other people have also reported the same problem with their Smartphones.

If you do encounter problems like this and can't refrain from task switching, you'll want to downgrade to the Cloudyfa 2.1 version available HERE. Note that it can safely co-exist with 3.1 if you've installed the latter in another directory (for example, on a storage card or a flash disk) - then, it's only the file associations that will be needed to, say, quickly switched if you don't want to manually deploy a MIDlet from inside the GUI of the specific MIDlet manager. That is, you don't need to delete Jbed 3.1 if you plan to keep it for example for M3G gaming.

Note that touchscreen-equipped Pocket PC's do NOT suffer from this problem!

2. Ebenezer has released a fixed version of his Jbed 3.1 MIDlet manager HERE. Now, it does create a link file in Start Menu / Programs on both Pocket PC's and MS Smartphones. It also installs to any target media (not only "Storage Card"s) without problems. Note one caveat, though: the link file (the one the installer puts in the Start menu) has \Storage Card wired in, which doesn't work with any storage card (or flash disk) named other than "Storage Card". Hope this is fixed some time; in the meantime, just manually edit the link file to have the correct path.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Menneisyys:
UPDATE (04/25/2008):

1. XDA-Developers forum member m3uch4 has published a decent tutorial on creating shortcuts for Jbed – highly recommended.

2. badbob001, who has just released a new, 0.09b version of his StartOperaMini by adding the exclude list feature (and a LOT of other goodies – make sur eyou check out the dedicated XDA-Devs thread!), has found out a pretty easy-to-use fix for the above-mentioned Jbed 3.1 resume bug: if you have Direct Address Input disabled (it’s enabled by default), press #1 to open the Enter Address window. Then cancel out and the Opera Mini screen should be responsive again. (BTW, this might work with other dialogs requiring manual input – I don’t know, haven’t tested the latter.) Incidentally, he has also found out the problem is surely a Jbed-related issue because the Gmail MIDlet is also affected by it. Let me cite him: “One thing you may want to investigate is Jbed's background running option. If I run jbed, turn on background running, then launch opera mini, the problem seems to not occur with my limited testing. Since I prefer to directly launch opera mini, it would also be nice to have a way to enable background running by default.

If enabling background running really fixes the issue, then I guess it's a bug with jbed 3.1 restoring itself from its own suspend mode.”
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] -MyHTC-:
Thanks for the info, Hella good write-up.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] jsp_m:
any updates here? I see Vox huys went pretty beyond this
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] belrei:
S740 Jbed ?

I just saw in the Vox Forum that a new Jbed from the S740 ROM is available

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=436334

Unfortunately not as cab file. My question to the gurus: Is it possible to build a cab, so that this Jbed can be installed on other smartphones, too?

Regards
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Erofich:
S740 Jbed doesn't support 3D java games/apps, because it is a 2.1 version, not a 3.1
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] ResuRRectoR:
Even if it doesn't support 3D apps and it's an older version there are some users on this forum (including me :) ) who'd like to have this version on their devices. Isn't there anyone with the right knowledge willing to help us with a cab file ? :D Thanks in advance !
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] belrei:
Thanks to cruzzmz a cab file of the Jbed build 20080813.2.1 which comes with the HTC S740 is available:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=438581

I've tested it on a Tornado (running Nitrogenious' WM6):

installs itself and all apps to storage card

no screen bug, fills the whole screen of a 240x320 device

gmail app is running fine (version 1.5 and 2.0)

In conclusion:

Although its a 2.1 version, as I am not into 3D gaming, this is my favorite jbed.

Regards,
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Menneisyys:
Opera Mini + (W)VGA users, attention: a hacked, VGA-friendly Jbed version has been released!

(Technical note: as of 01/02/2009 2:57 AM CET, the images in the article and the mirrored download aren’t accessible. Hope they’ll become available in about 10 hours. That is, make sure you check back in 10-15 hours if you’d really want to see them. Sorry for the inconvenience - my database back-end has been having problems and the CS people have been away.)

As has been explained in THIS article (alternative HERE), the probably best MIDlet manager (the environment needed to run, among other things, the excellent, free Opera Mini Web browser), Jbed has never been the most optimal solution to run Opera Mini (or other text-intensive apps) on high-resolution (VGA or WVGA – that is, not QVGA!) devices, mostly because it only used pretty small characters even with Opera Mini’s using extra large ones.

Up until now, the only solution was going for alternative MIDlet managers if you wanted something better with considerably larger character sizes: either the vastly outdated and no longer supported IBM J9, TAO Intent (see the MIDlet bible for more info on them) or the somewhat better, but still handicapped (no full screen mode) hacked Jblend.

Fortunately, a helpful soul at XDA-Developers has hacked the latest and greatest 20080912.5.1 version of Jbed for VGA devices. Now, it sports considerably larger characters than the non-hacked version. Let me show you a direct comparison between the two.

First, the old version displaying a DPReview article and the main menu:

Then, the new version, showing the DPR article:

and the main menu:

See the difference? Huge, isn’t it?

You can download the new Jbed version HERE – get the Esmertec Jbed 20080912.5.1.zip (direct link HERE; requires free registration ; I’ve also mirrored it HERE).

Warning: No sound!

As opposed to the, in this regard, best <em>Cloudyfa 20070802.2.1</em> (see THIS), it doesn’t support sound. That is, you might want to hack the two into separate directories, should you want to keep a Jbed version with sound for your games.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Menneisyys:
Major Java MIDlet manager update: now, parallel execution possible under Jbed etc; see: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=3574154
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] RaW D Coy:
is there a way to do this without root (it's my work phone) pocket skip only has doubleclick and long press if you have rooted.. i tried the noyze app but i can't skip when screen is off..
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] dbux:
I think Poweramp does it.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] RaW D Coy:
Im using poweramp now and it's not working =/
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] suprememaster:
Poweramp uses the headset button to skip tracks. Double press and triple press. I dont think it is possible without root
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] bl4scott:
Which rooted roms does this work on?
[Samsung Galaxy Fame] samuk190:
Can anyone upload the firmware of touchscreen?

Even in stock official the touch don't work, its because touchscren firmware broken.
[Samsung Galaxy Fame] faizauthar12:
did u try to flash full firmware from sammobile?

which variant you're ?
[G3 Themes and Apps] vthnhon:
Speakerphone 40% and headset 20% Lg G3 D855 .

https://mega.nz/#!6lAiXIya!turmO5c3wrf2fW6c5wh1G-jSGkkAQc7aY1zcjgD81IM
[G3 Themes and Apps] jokerpappu:
you have not written anything about it like what changes it does or whats its benefits.please write that down so we know what it does and what differences we should expect with this mod
[G3 Themes and Apps] maen.safadi:
Little explanation please :)
[G3 Themes and Apps] adamzki2013:
?

Wysłane z mojego LG-D855 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[G3 Themes and Apps] Still_living714:
Just use the G3 volume boost on the Playstore. BTW a little description would be nice
[G3 Themes and Apps] DJRobBlaze:
Has anyone tried it, to see if its works?
[G3 Themes and Apps] Max Biaggi:
With this mod speakerphone on call doesn't work. Tried on ux5 4.2 light and v30n stock
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] xdaSorbet:
I need some experienced minds on this one.. My girlfriend had her screen crack on the s6 edge. It was minor. She brought it to get repaired at a local shop. They put on a new digitizer. In a few hours after getting it back she experienced a couple of random reboots. Soon after that the phone will not stay on. It just keeps rebooting over and over. We tried clearing the cache partitions and doing a factory reset. Nothing changes. I timed it @ 1min 7 sec after the first logo appears from pushing power button. Tried reflashing firmware from samsung rep at best buy. Nothing helps. It will stay on if going into system recovery mode but not on normal boot. I tried a new battery in it also to no avail.. Any one out there ? Throw a bone? :confused:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] TitanARG:
Did you find a solution for this issue?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] xdaSorbet:
No I did not. The shop offered a slight refund for labor and I ended up parting out the phone. But please do try reinstalling the firmware using abd or take it to best buy or another Samsung representative.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Mycroftski:
I'm having the same issue

After going to IFIXIT at walmart to replace the screen and battery. After that it still keeps going into bootloop over and over again, with the added feature it gets warm really warm. I am currently trying to use verizon software repair assist now. I've tried several times etc with no luck.

Seriously any ideas or solutions. I'd really really appreciate it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Mycroftski:
Still bootlooping

Ok things I've done, I used various Odin versions in admin mode 12.3, Different USB ports and PC's, I've used various firmware to include the most recent on SAMMOBILE and I honestly have no idea what else to try, I've even decompressed the tar file and followed instructions on creating a AP.tar and BL.tar.

To recap battery is good stays on in recovery and maintenance with no problem. RP SWREV B:4 K:3 S:3 displays in download mode. Reactivation Lock: ON System Status: Official Current Binary: Samsung Official SM-925V

MMB29K.G925VVRS4CQA3

Verizon/zeroltevzw/zeroltevzw

6.0.1/MMB29K.G925VVRS4CQA3

I could really use help
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] boostin91tsi:
Ok, so my wife's phone is having the same problem. It is just in a bootloop and will not come out of it after taking it to IFIXIT here in Alabama for a display replacement. Problem is that she took some pictures from when someone rear-ended her in an accident, so she needs the pictures from the phone. Is there anything we can do, or are we SOL?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] blkt:
This is a hardware problem introduced from lazy/rushed/inexperienced/unqualified labor. Never ever trust a local repair shop such as WEBROKEIT. They might have also used the wrong parts, generic clone (not OEM) or cheaper lower grade parts. I would insist they fix the phone -they- incorrectly disassembled/reassembled and/or provide data recovery for free. In the future, only trust Samsung directly or a shop -they- can guarantee. With a top grade OEM display/digitizer/frame assembly costing just under 200USD plus labor, you might as well buy a new phone. http://www.ebay.com/itm/361958487879
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] j1635:
Hey.

Switching from an S6 to the 7, im trying to read up on the root process but im finding threads with stuff like this particular iteration is prone to bricking because of some DM thing, im just looking for the most straight forward rooting procedure for the Telus branded s7 Edge.

I remember my s6 being a legit 1 click root, but it seems like its back to doing it manually for this one.

Thanks in advance
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] JeffG79:
Removed.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Simone:
Hi, you already posted part of the title "few questions" yet you failed to put it on the Q&A thread.

Firmware Update - if you just set it to manual, there will be nothing to bug you.

LED - Nothing for me here to say. I use Viber and displays the correct purple color is the closest, I could.

Lockscreen - use fingerprint to unlock?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oh_wow:
Nvm
[Android Studio] razortek:
ran into a problem running my test project on my android device after downloading android studio. How can i configure android studio 2.X to connect to my device through the adb port? I am in a tight situation here
[HTC Desire Eye] Helgaiden:
Hello all,

i just received my order of this phone. Got a good deal on it. Going to be giving it as a gift. My previous experience with android 5.0.2 was it was broken. Is it good on this phone? Its already on it, i was just hoping the memory leaks aren't an issue anymore. Otherwise im fine rooting and romming (thats possible to do with this phone via htc dev unlock right?), but if thats the case what is the best sense ROM for battery life? Thanks in advance! Any other tips or recommendations, feel free to let me know.
[HTC Desire Eye] JuanArg:
Have had the phone for a year and a half and let me tell you, it just rocks. Haven't had any problems with it. Can't say much about official roms because I've ran custom ones since lollipop, but I never felt the phone lagging or struggling to run an app. Battery is good enough for my usage (moderate use with a little gaming).
[HTC Desire Eye] Helgaiden:
Great to hear! Was there something wrong the lollipop firmware that caused you to switch ROMs? If there's a chance my fiancee won't be happy with the newest stock ROM its on, then I'm perfectly happy unlocking it and flashing a custom ROM. She likes Sense though but I imagine there is no shortage of custom Sense based ROMs. Battery life woild be number 1 priority for a custom ROM though. Any tips?
[HTC Desire Eye] JuanArg:
No, nothing wrong, I switched to custom roms for the features and for better battery life. As a matter of fact, the best battery I had was with kitkat (over 4 hours sot vs less than 4).

I'm one of those who loves sense, so I can't say much about gpe, but I've read that it works fairly well.

Right now I'm running ICE Sense rom and it works flawlessly. Good battery, smooth and fast.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Menneisyys:
UPDATE (11/24/2007): At last: an M3G-capable, much more gaming-friendly Jbed version is out!

As is stated in the Bible (as can also be seen in the main game compliance chart), the recommended, current version of Jbed has very limited game compatibility. If you do want to use it and do need to run for example M3G titles, so far, you needed to turn to alternative and, in many respects, inferior MIDlet managers. Now, this has changed: thanks to XDA-Devs forum members viperj and defcomg, a brand new and really great version has been posted.

This is version 070524.2.1 - that is, slightly older than the current, 070802.2.2 version. The major disadvantage of this version, compared to the 2.2 one, is the complete lack of sound emulation.

It runs all the games running under the old, M3G-capable Jeodek (see their list HERE) and is very fast. Furthermore, it isn’t affected by the locale bug of version 2.2 – that is, the inability to run under any locales using a language with a non-Western alphabet (for example, most East-European languages).

I’ve tested it with I-Play’s FIA World Rally Championship 3D, Namco’s Arcade Golf and High Speed 3D. All these worked flawlessly (except for, of course, the complete lack of sound), unlike under 2.2. Under 2.2, they didn't even start or crashed later.

If you really need sound emulation and it’s indeed able to run the given title, you will still want to version 2.2 of Jbed, though. For example, it runs Simcity Societies with great sound.

Installation

To install it, just grab THIS file, unRAR it to, preferably, the “J” subdirectory on your storage card (so that jbed.exe is right in the “J” subdirectory) and import THIS Registry import file (change all occurrences of "Storage Card" to the name of your card if it has another name). You might also want to copy a link to the main executable, jbed.exe, to \Windows\Start Menu\Programs (or, just \Windows\Start Menu\ on MS Smartphones). I’ve created the link file HERE.