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[Android Apps and Games] modftw:
Hello everyone,

I recently published an app on the play store and I would like to share it here :)

Description:

As simple as writing a todo list on a piece of paper, just add a task and that's It!

You can also add multiple lists

Get notified when you have a time scheduled task during the day

Get motivated when notified to do your tasks in a special mode made for the lazy ones

Forget about all of these complex todo lists, this app makes it easy to be productive and waste less time on the app itself try it out yourself and feel the difference

I'm new here, so I can't add a link

Simply search: todo - a minimal to-do list‏

Any feedback will be appreciated,

Have a great day :D
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[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] surface13:
Did they name their phone "NEX S" so it would sound like it's a Nexus device? :laugh: :rolleyes:
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] Priyansu67:
Then maybe they named NEX A to sound like Maruti Suzuki NEXA.
[Lenovo P2 Questions & Answers] Sushant515:
I am currently running los 14.1 but I am unable to enter recovery everytime I enter into recovery phone start to vibrate with blue led on and my phone doesn't has root access

I have tried to reinstall the recovery but still the same problem so asking for a solution.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] alphazero:
Hi guys i know that it is possible to overclock a rom without external software. Does anyone of you guys know wich files need to be edited or hexchanged in order to clock the prophet by default higher ?
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] wanwarlock:
use batterystatus to overclock ur prophet
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] alphazero:
i dont wanna use ****ing batterystatus software and that was exactlky not my question.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] LaneN:
A little respect?

Dude - calm down, Wanwarlock was just trying to assist... maybe you should do a search on the forum... or read - rather than such a response :confused:
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] l3v5y:
You could try pming the guy that wrote battery status to see if he can assist you (I'm assuming battery status tweaks the settings rather than OCing directly)
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] alphazero:
i already did he is not willing to talk about his app what it does cause he is not allowed he said.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] rondol1:
Still... No reason to (over)react so aggressive on a misplaced answer to your original question.... Yes, you asked specific for "stand-alone" settings. No, batterystatus is not your solution... Big deal?
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] alphazero:
your wrong i called the software ****ing **** yeah but i didnt offend him. maybe my language was misplaced but i never used a offending language to someone.

if ya and the others misunderstood this im sorry for this. i dont wanna disrespect any1 on this forum.

back to topic plz. if any1 knows a solution to overclock the rom by default without a software feel free to tell us.

regards alpha
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] l3v5y:
There is no need to swear at all. So you may dislike the software, but swearing is not going to make people answer your questions.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] alphazero:
dear l3v5y

hello my little friend l3v5y,

go cooking your roms and dont reply on every post here. ur useless here.

feel free to Private Message me i dont think other people are interested in this.

And if nobody told you let me tell you that your iprophet rom sux heavily =)

bye jerk
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] rondol1:
@alphazero:

It is amazing to get a glimpse of how you make friends so easily, perhaps you can dedicate a WIKI to this talent?

I'm out of here, you're on your own (again), good luck with the rest of your live! :rolleyes:
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] varanusvincent:
crazy people.:(:(

Maybe you should to try to start your own Forum.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] l3v5y:
When you get any basic people skills I might be more inclined to care about your opinion.

If my ROM sucks, you don't have to use it. Maybe you should try cooking a ROM? And then we can criticise you randomly and with no justification at all.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] alphazero:
funny

it gets more and more funny !!!

korand doesnt tell me how to port kaiser roms XIP part so i cant make my own romz so i have to complain about your roms ! =)

why does none of you explain how to port the kaiser roms to prophet so we could make roms too ?
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] jarel:
Alphazero

Get zeroed!
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] LaneN:
Respect

I could be entirely wrong about this, but it could be due to the fact that the volunteers that spend their own time to cook and mod ROMs do so with no real expectation in return... they do it for fun, experience (and the occasional gratuity) and share their work with us. If you read through this forum, you might see that people are at a minimum cordial to one another - critique of someone's work is one thing and appreciated, but insulting and debasing comments only affect our impression of you - and doesn't really incline anyone to assist.

Think about it and come back when you're in a better mood Alpha
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] l3v5y:
Do what I did and probably what korand did: WORK IT OUT YOURSELF!
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] wanwarlock:
this guy is over the top... such a jerk. can we get a ban on him???
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] alphazero:
ban him

yes ban the guy who helped getting hundreds of dead prophets back.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=292667

thats the way u understood how the things work wanwarlock

carefully study how this thread started. i didnt offend any1 after you all started.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] l3v5y:
You clearly did offend, or at least annoy someone with this:

So, get your facts straight before trying to prove a point.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] alphazero:
????

i dont wanna use ****ing batterystatus software and that was exactlky not my question.

means i dont like the software and give a **** of it still. i dont need a software wich is not freeware anymore to clock my device higher when it is possible to do it without external tools.

i didnt said you ****ing retard that was not my question.

so whats the prob ?
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] jincongz:
You ****ing helped hundreds of ****ing prophet owners fix their ****ing prophet? Maybe if you ****ing wasn't so ****ing stupid to ****ing flash your ****ing prophet with a ****ing Wizard ROM, you ****ing wouldn't have the ****ing problem.

Now, maybe if you didn't use profanity in your second reply, we might be more friendly to you. Heck, we might also help you port a ROM. But maybe you should try getting a modified ROM of let's say CloudaFa or VaranusVincent to work as you wish first?

Many people swear by batterystatus (At least I do), maybe you can tell us what you hate about it so we can help you?
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] l3v5y:
And, with the beta releases, battery status is free...
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] alphazero:
nice one

nice one nice one
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] gullum:
:D you are funny man.

You attacted me once... can't remember what it was about.

now you start insulting other people that are making roms for the people you helped bring their prophet back to life. These people you insult are breathing new life into a phone they might just have trashed if there were no new roms.

you have 49 posts by now and half of them are insults so I don't think you should shout about helping people.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] jincongz:
Maybe I won't ****ing brick my phone in the first place, idiot.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] matrixhacker:
can some one Ban this guy please ? if u have the balls then make a single rom if u can
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] duato:
STOP REPLY to this thread again.

got issues, just PM to related person.

want to get attention, report to moderator to lock this thread.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Guides, News, & Discussion] lgstylus2root:
Hi, I'm posting this as kind of another way to install Magisk onto your MIUI Stock ROM, This Method is a way to not flash MIUI again and not lose your data, I mainly found this method while messing around with some files and another guide, By the way, I cannot guarantee OTA not breaking, but OTA I think should be OK because Magisk Root is Systemless, and this method DOES NOT INSTALL TWRP, We will be merely be booting into TWRP to root.

The Installation will indeed fail if you have a pirating application SUCH AS Lucky Patcher, please remove those before you install Magisk or it will fail!

This will take multiple requirements:

1. Red Wolf TWRP - https://xdaforums.com/redmi-note-4/xiaomi-redmi-note-4-snapdragon-roms-kernels-recoveries--other-development/recovery-red-wolf-recovery-project-t3653704

2. A PC

3. 15 Seconds ADB Installer (You can use any ADB/Fastboot utility you like) - https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2588979

4. Magisk - You can use the latest version off of XDA's Magisk Forum

5. Unlocked Bootloader on your phone

After you've installed 15 Seconds ADB Installer onto your PC and Unlocked your bootloader, It is time to do your thing! Boot your phone into Fastboot mode with Power Button + Volume Down and connect it to your PC to USB, Open an administrator mode CMD in the ADB folder wherever you installed it, Plop your Red wolf image that you have downloaded into the ADB folder, and run:

fastboot devices

fastboot boot (whatever the .img file is called).img

and hit enter, after you've done that, You should see TWRP has booted onto your device, Now Swipe to allow modifications and this should put you into a Menu, after that, Connect your phone to your PC again, and the device and it's storage should be detected, Now pull the Magisk zip file and put it wherever you desire on your phone, Unplug the phone from the PC, Go to install, Select the Magisk zip file you put onto the phone and tap it, It should install, Tap wipe cache, then reboot to your system.

and tada! You should have the Magisk Manager! That's it! Your data and apps are still there, Modules install perfectly, and Safetynet passes for the people who are gonna be playing Pokemon Go for Pokemon Let's Go!

CREDIT:

Red Wolf TWRP Developers and/or related people - dadi11, ATG Droid, Devil7DK

15 Seconds ADB Developers and/or related people - Snoop05

If you have any issues with this post, I'm sorry about it, Please inform me!
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Guides, News, & Discussion] lgstylus2root:
UPDATE: I have tested OTA with an update that came yesterday, MIUI boots even after doing this method, but for every OTA update, you will need to reinstall Magisk.
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] LOL Meister:
Hey!

I have currently a Vivo NEX on order from AliExpress.

I wonder how fast (if at all) there will be a way to root the device, and most importantly: install Google Play and custom launchers on it.

A custom ROM; something stock like would also be exciting to see soon.

Another question that I have is: will I be able to use the in-display-fingerprintsensor when I install a custom launcher?

I guess that's a very noob question but I really have not much experience with that because this will be my fist phone with a fingerprintsensor at all.

Greeting from Austria!!
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] Exanneon:
Root and custom roms will be available as soon as Vivo release source code and blobs, and yes you can use the fingerprint sensor on custom launchers, even if it doesn't have play store you can still install launchers and apps from an apk.
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] LOL Meister:
Thats great news actually. I have successfully rooted and installed a custom ROM on my galaxy S5. But I am still quite new to the topic and therefore I want to ask: if some videos or websites claim that they have a way to root *any* android device: can that be true from a technical standpoint or is such a thing always scam?
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] Exanneon:
It is definitely a scam, there's no way of rooting *any* phone, it's true that most phones become rootable sooner or later, but that depends on the manufacturer and those who modify the device. The thing is that technically any android phone can be rooted, but that can only be done if one first has access to a bootloader which they can send commands to, such as flashing a recovery. Apps or sites that say they can root any phone is a very deceptive way of tricking inexperienced users, based on somewhat facts.

The process of rooting a phone goes something like this:

1. Manufacturer releases software which allows a pc to communicate with the phone, therefore allowing for the pc to send commands such as flashing a recovery, sideloading a custom rom, restoring stock firmware, etc.

2. At that point, the user has complete access to their phone, just as the manufacturer would, so they can flash a recovery, through which they could flash supersu or magisk in order to root their phone, or a custom rom.

Now the thing about apps that can supposedly root a phone through the os, without it having root, is that some of them are legit, but they work in many different ways, those ways vary from each device. Apps such as kingroot (roots the phone without the need of a pc) is that they normally look for system apps which they can exploit and use as a backdoor to gain root access for the device, such apps can indeed root multiple devices, but no app can root literally any phone. This is because, if for example there was a phone that was released 15th june, 2018, and would have extremely good security, no apps that could be used as a backdoor, the app simply couldn't exploit that device. This is exactly why very new phones (such as the vivo nex) have no custom roms or root, because they're so new that no exploits have been found, and the manufacturer hasn't released software for users to root, nor have they released source code for developers to start building custom roms for them.

Sorry for the long paragraphs, hope I helped.

Moral of the story: don't trust weird apps saying they can root any device.
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] LOL Meister:
Thanks a lot for the detailed explanations!

That with the bootloader makes a lot of sense to me as I work a lot with microcontrollers especially; AVRs and PICs. Some of them have a dedicated part of the FLASH where you can keep code around that runs at system startup. A bootloader. That per example lets the AVRs flashed with an Arduino Bootloader communicate with the PC without the need for a programming device!

So I won't load any itchy software on my new device haha.

An other question I have is:

Are there any disadvantages of having a Chinese ROM other than having to install all Google services manually?
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] Exanneon:
Well most of the time stock android is always faster and more stable, be it touchwiz, miui, flyme. Touchwiz for example uses very high resolution icons for the ui, which take up more ram (and make the rom size much bigger, therefore sacrificing internal memory) making the phone more sluggish. Basically roms that aren't stock always have some element to them which is likely to make them slower, or have more bugs, possibly.

Because how can you have a better android rom than pure android? Building upon it is always a good thing, but changing it completely usually results in a not so good experience. These sort of things certainly don't apply to what oneplus do with oxygen os and whatever the stock rom is for motorola phones.
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] paatha13:
As much I fall in love with this phone but VIVO is totally developer unfriendly.

Due to unavailability of kernel sources third party developers couldn't build any custom aftermarket ROM's.

It’s the opposite from what OnePlus offer.

I will wait 6-9 months we will see many other OEM building same design and feature 3d fingerprint reader under the screen and most important developer friendly.

Even Samsung device it’s very very easy rooting and installing twrp and has plenty of development support with custom rom,tweaks and mod.

This Funtouch OS out of the box Vivo phones is totally not acceptable and DOA to me.

It’s a shame such wonderful device with really bad and closed software.
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] pokexpert:
Well dammit then. I came here to check about this, potential availabilty of any custom roms (linegae / RR)

I'm gonna check about others vivo. Thanks for warning
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] 01alim:
I think I'm sort of hijacking the thread but it's on topic so should be ok ... I hope.

I've never bought a Chinese phone, but this year I will be getting my first Chinese Android device (Vivo or not).

I've rooted phones in the past so not worried about it but is it required to get Google Play Store and framework on the device? Basically I'm asking how does one make this Chinese phone into a Westernized one. :D
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] LOL Meister:
Basically you cann install the playstore through the gmail hack. You install gmail via the included chinese store app. Then it will automatically load playstore on the device.

If you pick your seller with care they will have a semi western rom on the phone. I (I posted the link to the seller in the where to buy thread) ordered my vivo nex from a seller who does that. They will have english language, playsore gmail, maps youtube etc preinstalled.

Despite the not open software of the nex just because its sheer popularity there will be custom roms and hacks. You can bet on that! Just not as many of corse.
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] ayamgoreng:
so not open software is final ?

It's one of many deciding factor for me.
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] LOL Meister:
I guess noone can say for 100% sure because the phone will start selling just tomorrow. But people with vivo expreince have claimed that the software on vivo phones is generally not very developer friendly.

Even if there won't be custom ROMs I can still have a custom launcher on it.
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] paatha13:
Our only hope is for wider spread selling across globe and not only Asia that maximaze possibilities.

As more and more users across globe getting know Vivo then its more possible.

Don't forget Vivo is major sponcored of World Cup 2018 that's major worldwide athletic event and think Vivo has ambition to sell to western world some time(not to far hope)
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] 01alim:
Thank you.

So what's the things we are missing using a semi westernised ROM over a full western ROM?

How are sellers able to get custom ROMs on the phone so early? (Or are they not custom ROMs?).
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] LOL Meister:
I think they might have some contracts with Vivo...

Even more proof of that if you look on AliExpress they charge way premium for the devices. I paid 800€ on the 8G 128G version!

I think that there are no disadvantages besides anything regarding their AI tech which will only understand Chinese I think.

Once I am not planning to use that, that's no problem. People claim that the funtouch OS is somewhat unstable but I will test that for myself. The seller I ordered from claims that I will be able to receive over the air updates so they will surely patch things over time.

Remember that if you do not like their OS you can still install a launcher from playstore.

But if any of that holds true, I will see when my phone arrives. The seller claims that they will ship it out over the next 7 days per DHL.

I will update here on my experience, installing launchers, if playstore is there or not etc.
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] varun.gid:
will the gmail hack enable google services like Calender and contact sync also??
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] 野比君:
When you open the developer options, your phone will keep warning on status bar???
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] DrG0nz0:
Are you serious?? :eek:

Btw, do you know if you can eliminate the chinese software that comes pre-installed? And can you configurate everything you need as if it were a "normal western android"? (contacts, calendar sync, emails, etc)
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] radioraheem2:
I have the Vivo Nex now. Can't use third party launcher unless you sign up for a vivo account which can only be done with a China phone number. This is a new development as I was able to get nova on vivo x21 without account.

Really annoying.
[Vivo Nex Questions & Answers] LOL Meister:
Thanks for informing! I really hope that someone finds a workaround soon!

Just a note at the side: I don't know about stability but even though the Vivo OS looks a lot like iOS especially for larger phones like that things like the quick draw from the bottom are quite nice features.

Also interested in this one, since the phone is available now! Mine will take some time in shipping though.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] myabc:
hello to all. please, vs. galaxy s8, the unlock from always on display with double tap, is most slow than s8... what can do? is there a way for more speed?

thanks
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Preday:
Hello.

I have a Samsung Galaxy A5 (2016) and I use the Google Now Launcher. I rely on having the google app to the left of the main home screen for notifications about traffic, weather and news. I like having it there a lot. Today I noticed that it was no longer accessible from there.

I looked this up and it sounds like Google plan to discontinue the Google Now Launcher and replace it with the "Pixel Launcher". But naturally, my device is not supported by this new app.

I downloaded and installed this, and it seems like the Pixel Launcher (or something similar to it, nearly identical) works on my device now. It was very convenient to have because I do not want to Root my phone.

At first the side-panel Google app worked with this (bootleg?) Pixel Launcher, but after I was done customizing my home screens it stopped working. I checked all the options like "Google app to the left of main screen" and such things, and they didn't change anything. It only started working again when I re-booted the phone.

My question is: what made it stop? Can I still get the Google side-panel to open on the original Now launcher (with which I am more used)? I like the Pixel launcher but I prefer to use officially-supported apps so I can get updates for them, and I don't believe the one I downloaded (from the link above) will get any updates.

Any help would be appreciated.
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] bamcam92:
Just downgrade to the old Google Now Launcher