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[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] balrajs99:
I'm currently at work, but I'll upload a test version that contains some bugs here and there like I mentioned in my OP when I get home. I'm using my theme since Jan, the bugs are not much of a big deal.

You'll need substratum in order to use this theme. I'm gonna devote this weekend in fixing the theme. Once its fixed almost, I'm gonna add new apps to the list.

Thanks for opting to contribute. I'll upload the project to Github, you can import in

Android Studio

to play with it. Even if you don't know app development I need someone to constantly test the theme and report bugs, so you're most welcome to test. Just wait for sometime for me to upload.

Also if people can make a list of apps to theme it'll be great.

Note:

Also note that this theme will work only in legacy mode(automatically detected in substratum) so if you install some new app and the notification of that app shows black text on black background, restart your phone or reapply the theme selecting Android System and System UI.

Thank you. :good::highfive:

Thank you [MENTION=5415557]shehabskull[/MENTION] I don't know how I missed Android manifest to check for application style. :o :silly:
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] balrajs99:
[MENTION=5415557]shehabskull[/MENTION] [MENTION=7602663]alex061[/MENTION] and all others I've added apk for testing. :highfive:
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] kevin.kvik:
Hi,

I install your theme.It is amazing. But I apply theme for all overlays and contact are still without change.

Thx for your work.Theme is very nice :)

- Soby Xperia Z5 (E6653), Kryptonian ROM
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] balrajs99:
Thank you for trying it out. :good:

Sorry, I forgot to remove contacts from overlays. As I've mentioned in my OP that contacts are still WIP. The contacts are on my priority, I'll theme it ASAP.
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] Duvel999:
Thx. for your work.

Tried the tutorial. But can't get it to work on stock rooted ROM.

Got a message to compile the overlay before installing it
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] balrajs99:
Did you view logs when it shows error?. The log contains app name and details of error which refused to install overlay. Make sure you're using latest version of Music and not using custom Rom.

If you can post logs, I can help you.
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] Al.Mamari:
HI there

Is it working on mrom V2.4 xz2 ui

Thnx
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] balrajs99:
It doesn't harm to try, plus many will come to know about it. I'm on stock rooted rom, but I tried 2.4 M rom, the contacts and dialer apps are changed, so can't guarantee about that. But seeing that Rom is used by manu, I'll add that Contacts and Dialer versions theme in next to next update. But you can unselect contacts and dialer in Substratum while applying theme. It should work. Just try and report back.
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] kevin.kvik:
It would change the font size in the header? The program names do not fit into the header.
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] balrajs99:
Thanks for reporting! Will fix it.
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] whalesplaho:
This is really amazing... Trying right away!!!!

Thanks for yur effort brov!

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Never knew substratum could work on stock nougat....
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] balrajs99:
Thank you.

As Substratum is based off Sony's Overlay Manager Service and Resource Runtime Overlay, it should work on our Sony Stock Devices(in legacy mode). :p
[Networking] baddevil2:
Hey guys,

I have a little problem. I ordered an OBD2 Wifi Dongle for reading fault codes of my car. I chose a Wifi adapter because some of my family members are iOS users so they can use it, too.

The dongle is working fine, connected it with my windows tablet and could read the fault codes of my ford mondeo.

With my device (htc one m9 running LOS15.1) I can connect the wifi to the dongle but I can't get connection to the specific port.

The default address and port is 192.168.0.10:35000. I can ping the adapter but even a port check on my device does not work.

I've read something about, that android can't connect/handle ad-hoc networks correctly? Is this still a problem in android 8.1?

I already tried to give my phone a static address but no success.

Do you have an idea what I need to change/edit or what I can do?

Thank you :)

Regards,

Dominic
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Questions & Answers] :
no . go and compile lineage 15 yourself ?
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Questions & Answers] Andrij17x:
Android 8.1.0 for sm-j200H?
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Questions & Answers] Andrij17x:
Android go for sm j200h is real?
[Networking] rupeshforu3:
Hi I am Rupesh from India and I have xiomi redmi note 4 and I am using custom ROM in it. Every thing is working fine except mobile networks are dropping down.

Previously I have used MIUI 9.2 and after that I have flashed up to 10 custom ROMs and tested them thoroughly. All custom ROMs are being failed in keeping mobile networks in good condition but MIUI os never failed in keeping mobile networks in good condition.

First I have tried resurrection remix 5.0 and 6.0 and the fact is that both failed and even worst in keeping mobile networks in good condition. After that I have tried line age os 14.1 and 15.1 and both of them are better than resurrection remix. After that I have tried dirty unicorn and it is also better than resurrection remix. Finally I have tried AOKP custom ROM and it is the best in keeping mobile networks in good condition but unfortunately aokp team stopped doing work on my device ie., redmi note 4 aka mido.

All the custom ROMs exhibit the following behavior

1) when I turn on the device it shows that I am connected to 4g LTE network.

2) After sometime the network switches to hspa and after sometime switches to edge.

3) Sometimes very rarely the device shows that no mobile networks found.

I have the habit of browsing web and downloading files and all the custom ROMs exhibit the following behavior.

1) At first I start to download a file of size 150 mb using download manager like ADM ( advanced download manager ) and at this stage I am able to see LTE I mean the device is connected to 4g LTE network. At this stage download speed is from 150 kbps to 500 kbps and even sometimes 1.5 mbps.

2) After sometime the mobile network switches to hspa and after that switches to edge network and download speed reduces to 5 kbps.

3) Sometimes very rarely the device shows that no mobile network found. At this stage download fails abruptly.

4) ADM has the option to pause and resume download if no mobile network found up to 1.5 minutes and so the most of downloads succeed.

5) I frequently checks every three minutes whether there is proper connection like LTE and if I found edge network I make a phone call to someone and after that the mobile network switches from edge network to LTE.

Upon examining the above scenario in order to download something I must frequently check whether there is proper connection like LTE and if not I must call someone so that the mobile network is switched back to LTE network.

I have illustrated the above scenarios without moving to other place I mean standing at the same place.

What I am expecting is my mobile must always be connected to LTE and if not h+ or hspa and less preference must be given to edge network.

At present I am using AOKP with android version 7.1.2.

Is there any firmware in order to scan mobile networks regularly in background and keep connected to LTE. If there is no firmware at least is there any application in order to scan mobile networks regularly in background and keep connected to LTE.

Regards,

Rupesh.
[Android Apps and Games] BozoLab:
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[Moto G5S Plus Questions & Answers] hard2125:
i have moto g5s plus and i want bst custom rom for my moto g5s plus. so plz guide me. and plz give instruction how to install it.
[Moto G5S Plus Questions & Answers] marcdw:
https://xdaforums.com/moto-g5s-plus/development

Moto G5S Plus XT1806, GZOSP_PixelExperience, MultiROM, Tapatalk 4.9.3
[Moto G5S Plus Questions & Answers] hard2125:
hey

thanx

bt i want some help too

whenever i tried to install twrp on my moto g5s plus .its display msg like image not signed or corrupt.i also uploaded screenshot down...!!!

plz plz help me
[Moto G5S Plus Questions & Answers] crazytech2:
I am also getting same warning..it's because we are flashing a custom recovery image that's not signed by Motorola.

You can ignore it..still everything OK.

This warning will not affect functionality.
[Moto G5S Plus Questions & Answers] hard2125:
tysm bro

now please help me to install pixel experience rom in moto g5s plus. i face following error.see attachments.
[Moto G5S Plus Questions & Answers] crazytech2:
You need x64 version of TWRP Recovery

https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=890129502657595739

Flash latest TWRP and try again.
[Moto G5S Plus Questions & Answers] hard2125:
:(:(:(

now how to install this x64 version of twrp
[Moto G5S Plus Questions & Answers] crazytech2:
Download it from the Link..!

Flash it using Fastboot as you did previously.
[Moto G5S Plus Questions & Answers] Surya Guduru:
Install a twrp specially made for Sanders ....and download the rom u needed. If u want to experience all kinds of roms ...like me......test em via multirom ....the 64 varient must be in the comments .....
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] tumarido666:
----SPANISH:

Hola, yo tengo instalada la ROM de Resurrection Remix 8.1, pero no me funciona el LiveDisplay. Cuando presiono en Modo de Visualisacion y selecciono alguna opción, no pasa nada. En "Modo de visualisacion" dice "Desactivar todos los ajustes", pero yo nunca he desactivado esta opción y ahora que quiero utilizarla no puedo, alguien sabe que puede ser y como se podría solucionar? Muchas gracias.

-ENGLISH:

Hello, I have the Resurrection Remix 8.1 ROM installed, but LiveDisplay does not work for me. When I press Display Mode and select an option, nothing happens. In "Display mode" it says "Deactivate all the settings", but I have never deactivated this option and now that I want to use it I can not, someone knows what it can be and how could it be solved? Thank you very much.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] MyNameIsRage:
It's probably a rom bug. What version u using?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] tumarido666:
I`m using RR-O-v6.0.0-20180314-mido-Official.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] MyNameIsRage:
Yup that's a rom bug. Rr treble Is now out
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cytherian:
I love the HTC One M8. I've had mine for about 2.5 years now and it has worked well. Battery life is still good. If the camera took higher resolution photos and the processor was a little faster, I'd stick with it. This is my 3rd HTC phone. I never buy a phone right after it is released, preferring to see how well it is liked after the first year or two. The M9 was pretty much a disaster, so I left that out of consideration. Then there's the HTC 10.

The HTC 10 looked to be everything I want in a phone, going from the M8. It has good reviews and is recommended as a used phone. But... I didn't do enough homework and unfortunately discovered it has some serious problems. I was one of the unlucky ones. I bought a great condition HTC 10 and thought I'd gotten a good deal. The screen is noticeably richer in color, brighter, and processor speed is faster. But I ran into that nasty battery problem. It shuts down at around 25% and goes into a boot loop that won't quit until you plug in the phone. That's when I went on-line and looked up this problem... much to my dismay, discovering that this is a pretty common problem with no simple fix. I'm in the process of dealing with the seller to return the phone.

Now that I've witnessed this nightmare first hand, I'm very leery of trying this again, buying another used HTC 10. At this point, the U11 is still too new and costly. Frankly, I really don't see a good path... except maybe a Samsung S7. But I've never liked Samsung phones. I much prefer HTC Sense.

I'm wondering if I should just hang onto my One M8 for another year and see how things go with the U11. Or maybe consider a Google Pixel 2.

If you were an owner of a One M8 and upgraded to a better phone, which one did you choose and are you happy with it?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phalangioides:
I'd say stick with M8 until it dies, there's really no better replacement for this phone except 10, but as you said it's hit or miss.

U11 definitely isn't a bad phone, but it doesn't have the soul of older HTCs IMO.

Also it really depends what thing in phone do you need the most - build quality and materials? speed? audio quality? overall experience?

ZTE Axon 7 is a solid all rounder and should feel like an upgrade of everything in M8. It's a bit old now though, but if age or manufacturer doesn't concern you then it should be a good choice.

Galaxy S7 also isn't that bad. Hardware wise S series are always one of the best - great camera and display, however it's a Samsung, so due to it's heavy UI it's slower than comparable phones.

OnePlus 5T has four pros - price, speed, ram and metal unibody. Apart from those it really doesn't stand out.

My next phone for 90% is LG V30 - it's pretty much a great all rounder with focus on audio and camera/video quality and that's what interest me the most.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cytherian:
While I'm not a heavy camera/video user, I'd like to have better hardware. The M8 employs this dual 4MP lens design that, while good for its day, is lagging far behind now. All of those factors are important for me: build quality/materials, system and video speed, audio quality, and user experience. The M8 has a great user experience and generally performs quickly, with really terrific audio quality. The screen looks fine, but next to an HTC 10? It's not as bright and quite as color rich.

I've not warmed up to these other brands, like ZTE, Huawei, OnePlus. Comparably they've not been on the market for very long. I've read about reliability issues after a couple years of ownership, so getting one of those used is outside my consideration.

Two of my family members have Samsung Galaxy phones, and I can't stand their UI. It's utterly ridiculous how they bury mobile data access control. You should be able to 1) double-finger swipe down, and 2) uncheck mobile data. That's how HTC works. But with Samsung, you've got to swipe, click, swipe, click, swipe, click to get to the mobile data control. They probably did that as a "friend to the carrier" so you'll use up more mobile data because it's too much of a pain to turn it off. Screw that. Of course, you could install a widget for controlling that... but it takes up real estate and it's simply illogical--this should be accessible from the swipe-down menu.

I have to say, I'd looked at the LG V30 and was considering it... until I read LG V30 REVIEW: GROUNDBREAKING PHONE WITH A DEAL-BREAKING FLAW. Screen resolution, clarity, and color rendition is important to me, and the V30 drops the ball. I did look at it compared directly to a couple other phones in a cellular phone store, and I have to agree it's not on par with the competition.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phalangioides:
Honestly many smartphones nowadays have some type of problems, it's a gamble to get a perfect one.

As the review said, V30 has bad OLED display, but it's not 100% chance that every model will be as bad and that's what I'm hoping for when I get one.

Pixel 2 phones also had issues with display and some other things. Some of them got fixed with software upgrade, but not all of them, you should look into it.

Can't really think of any other solid phones that could be a good upgrade over M8 and not too expensive. Maybe something from Sony? I've thought about Xperia XZ Premium for a long time myself - hardware wise it's pretty good and their UI is very simple. The size is what put me off - it's just too big to be comfortable, V30 with half an inch bigger display feels pretty snug in hand.

That said, maybe the smaller XZ or XZ1 might be a better choice.

If not then I guess you could think about U11 - it's definitely not a bad phone, but different than M8. If you could accept it's cons it would be a pretty good choice.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cytherian:
No doubt at all. I'm not expecting perfection, only issues that I can live with. The HTC 10 isn't perfect, but without the reported battery issue it would be my choice for now. If I could find a totally checked out excellent condition example for about $150, I'd be happy. I'd even consider $195, for refurbished/like-new with warranty. In my book, $500~$600 for a new phone is too much. $300~$350 is about right. Back when the Evo 3D was still in play, if the battery was faulty all you'd have to do is swap it out. Unfortunately everyone has moved to these embedded batteries. It really sucks. Was a slim case that compelling enough to do it? I'd rather have a phone where half of it is thicker to house the removable battery. Far easier to manage. But, I think the ulterior motive was control. Now cellular phone makers don't have to worry about non-OEM / 3rd party questionable batteries being used in their phones. What they could have done is make intelligent batteries with circuitry required for usage, something a clone battery maker can't copy.

It might have been a production batch issue... you'd have to look at other reviews. I did hear about the Google Pixel 2 having some issues but it looks like they were successfully addressed. And they're more readily apparent and easier to verify than something like a vague battery issue.

The U11 is a very nice phone, but too pricey for me right now. However, the U12 comes out in May. Maybe I'll wait until then for a U11 price drop.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DanGeorges:
I'm in the same boat as you are. I love my M8, but with some of the new technology out there, and with the M8 still sporting Android 6 (I've tried Oreo - don't really like it), I was a hair away from buying the U11. But I just couldn't see spending $600 for a new phone.

Then I looked at the Moto z2 Force - a great phone with specs similar to the U11. And I can get the Motorola for about $375.00

To me, there is one main "con" for each of these phones:

Moto: Not water or dust resistant (U11 is)

U11: Price is high

Both: No headphone jack

If the Motorola had an IP67 or 68 rating, I'd get it in a heartbeat.

And if the U11 price went down to, say, $400, I'd grab it right away.

To me, those are the two strongest candidates. And the Moto has mods (if that interests you).

I love Sense, and it's able to be added to most phones now, but it's not the same as being built-in.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gustav30:
I love the M8 and has been my all-time favorite phone. I've since moved on to LG V10 and V20, but there are weeks where I pop out my sim card and throw into my M8. Battery on my M8 is still just as good as my V20, and the M8 is just that perfect phone. I wish they could have squeezed a 5.2 inch display and while I loved the Ultra Pixel in its day, its still not bad. In fact I used it over Easter, and in doors I grabbed some great photos that probably would have been hard for my V20 in lower light.

I've also thought of actually selling my V20 and picking up an HTC 10. I've been watching all the phones that come into Swappa. Personally I'm not into the all glass phone trend, so the U11 isn't really an option.

However the only thing that holds me back from picking up a 10 is I'm just not happy with the front design. It reminds me too much of a mash up between an iPhone and an Galaxy S6/S7. I realize that was intentional by HTC, as they had great success with the A9, which was mostly an iPhone clone. But when I see the 10 in a case(which is probably what I'd do), it just kind of loses that unique HTC design touch that was great with the M7-M9. Although I do love Sense as a skin.

I don't think I'll ever let go of the M8.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dhrjbhtt0:
Hi guys, could anyone tell where to buy an m8 or 10 for cheap right now? Any suggestions plz?

I sold my m8 an year ago for a note 3; I'm tired of the sammy now, and wish to get rid of it.

I checked some Aliexpress listings, but they come off as a bit shady and untrustworthy?

Any reliable sources to grab one of these?(I live in South Asia)
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gustav30:
Maybe try Swappa? Someone might do international shipping for you. Most are pretty cheap.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dhrjbhtt0:
The problem with Swappa is exactly with the shipping scene, they just won't ship the device to any international location outside the States. This seemed to be the case at least with the M8 and 10.

Thanks for your suggestion though
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gustav30:
That is too bad. How about eBay?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phalangioides:
Don't you have a local online selling site? Most often it's the fastest and reliable way to get things cheaper.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dhrjbhtt0:
The closest are the Chinese retailers(I'm in India) through Aliexpress, as any of the online retailers like Amazon and Flipkart do not sell the M8 anymore and the HTC 10 is priced unreasonably high, priced at 490ish usd.