yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] H3g3m0n:
I had a bit of a go with resigning it, the problem is the Froyo packages are in a new format. apktool, samili don't work too well with the formats.

You can edit /system/build.prop and set the sdk version number in there for the whole phone but the older system doesn't know how to read the new format.

W/PackageParser( 143): Unknown element under <manifest>: original-package at /system/app/Launcher2.apk Binary XML file line #26
W/ResourceType( 143): Bad string block: string #553 extends to 12157, past end at 11140
W/PackageParser( 143): /system/app/Launcher2.apk
W/PackageParser( 143): java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException
W/PackageParser( 143):	at android.content.res.StringBlock.nativeGetString(Native Method)
W/PackageParser( 143):	at android.content.res.StringBlock.get(StringBlock.java:81)
W/PackageParser( 143):	at android.content.res.AssetManager.getPooledString(AssetManager.java:258)
W/PackageParser( 143):	at android.content.res.TypedArray.loadStringValueAt(TypedArray.java:675)
W/PackageParser( 143):	at android.content.res.TypedArray.getValueAt(TypedArray.java:659)
W/PackageParser( 143):	at android.content.res.TypedArray.peekValue(TypedArray.java:620)
W/PackageParser( 143):	at android.content.pm.PackageParser.parsePackageItemInfo(PackageParser.java:1563)
W/PackageParser( 143):	at android.content.pm.PackageParser.parsePermission(PackageParser.java:1150)
W/PackageParser( 143):	at android.content.pm.PackageParser.parsePackage(PackageParser.java:742)
W/PackageParser( 143):	at android.content.pm.PackageParser.parsePackage(PackageParser.java:390)
W/PackageParser( 143):	at com.android.server.PackageManagerService.scanPackageLI(PackageManagerService.java:2072)
W/PackageParser( 143):	at com.android.server.PackageManagerService.scanDirLI(PackageManagerService.java:2022)
W/PackageParser( 143):	at com.android.server.PackageManagerService.<init>(PackageManagerService.java:602)
W/PackageParser( 143):	at com.android.server.PackageManagerService.main(PackageManagerService.java:350)
W/PackageParser( 143):	at com.android.server.ServerThread.run(SystemServer.java:129)

I did manage to get a basic apk dump using apktool, converted the binary xml to normal xml in the hopes of editing out the offending line but upon installing the repackaged file I get a thing about corrupt binary XML (even though it should be non-binary now).

Also as there is no way to decompile the new odex format it might not work on the older Dalvik vm since it had a lot of work done.

In any case according to @googleio: "Froyo will be made available to OEMs and the open source community in the coming weeks.", at that point we should just be able to make a proper apk and the mods can get going properly.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] ydaraishy:
I have a buggy but somewhat working version of froyo's Launcher2 for 2.1 which works with one major bug -- icons, widgets, etc don't appear on any of the other homescreens except the default one. Has anyone seen this before or has an idea how to fix?
[Windows Mobile Themes] blanko_87:
hi there.... i m fascinated by the android pattern lockscreen.... wondering if there is any software tat got this function.... i think alot of ppl are olso interested in this lockscreen....
[Windows Mobile Themes] chriscsh:
ThrottleLock

http://www.throttlelauncher.com/
[Windows Mobile Themes] blanko_87:
wooooo..... tats cool.... thanks man!!!! =)
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Adnan.628:
i m unable to use blackjack as a edge modem.when i connect my phone "ICS"says remote party ended d connection???how can i configure dat???when i go manually it shows "TCP/IP ERROR!!!!!!!!!!

Hel plzz.
[Off-topic] Cyw00d:
I'm not sure if I should post this here, but anywayz:

When you navigate to xda-developers.com/forum instead of xdaforums.com/ the pictures of the folders/topics don't show up.
[Windows Phone 7 General] xboxhaxorz:
I HATE using the iphone that my friends have because i cannot use my nail. I am so used to using my nail since 2004. I wish they would have used resistive multi touch instead of capacitive.

Guess i will be keeping my TD 2 for a long long time.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Toss3:
Guess you are.

What's the point of this thread and why couldn't you just post your opinion in the "WP7 is complete fail" thread?

Capacitive are much better than resistive screens for touch screen phones and that's a fact(you just need to get used to them). For tablets it's the other way around.

It would be awesome if someone figured out a way to utilize both techs.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Helmore:
Read through the feature list of this touchscreen technology: http://www.atmel.com/products/touchscreens/default.asp?family_id=701

The eleventh bullet point states: "Supports stylus, fingernails, and gloves". BTW this touchscreen technology is used on the HTC Droid Incredible and the HTC EVO. Maybe you could test if it works on those screens if you come across either of those phones.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Toss3:
Doesn't work according to owners of the incredible.
[Windows Phone 7 General] shaundalglish:
There are resistive screens that support both nails and multitouch.

They are not supported by Microsoft however. But we might see them in other (e.g. Android) phones in the future.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Helmore:
I don't expect any Android phones with resistive screens from any of the bigger Android supporters in the industry, like HTC for example. HTC has said that they learned from the HTC Tattoo to never do an Android phone with a resistive touchscreen again. It's simply too much of an inferior experience and that makes the higher cost of a capacitive touchscreen worth it.

The problem with a resistive touchscreen is that it reacts to pressure and not to contact. That's precisely what you need if you want to operate the touchscreen with your nails, but it just doesn't work well for all other touchscreen user interface manipulations. It's just a much more pleasant experience if the screen reacts to your input without having to barely do anything, it makes using the touchscreen a much more delightful experience.

Another problem with a resistive touchscreen is the fact that because it reacts to pressure, the screen need to be flexible. This means that you can't use a tempered glass screen or something similar on a resistive touchscreen device and you can't (or it's very very hard to) make a device with a touchscreen that's flush with its bezel. The former means that your screen a more prone to scratching and also that it makes the underlying screen a bit more vulnerable to damage.

Now I agree that a capacitive touchscreen also has its drawbacks, but for a mobile phone or a PMP a capacitive touchscreen and a finger friendly user interface is preferable in my opinion compared to a resistive touchscreen. There are other market segments and usage scenarios where a device with a resistive touchscreen is preferable to a capacitive touchscreen, for example in Postal Services where the mail man can collect a signature from you on his portable device that features a resistive touchscreen or in restaurants. But for a mobile phone I'd prefer a capacitive touchscreen simply because it's much easier to use and I don't need a stylus (too cumbersome) on a mobile phone.
[Windows Phone 7 General] shaundalglish:
This is not a resistive vs. capacitive discussion. I much prefer capacitive on phones, but here's a user who wants to use his fingernails. Hence I was just stating the facts: Microsoft does not support anything but capacitive, but we might see new resistive panels on other phones (that are different from and much better than what was used in the tattoo).

Whether you like resistive screens or not is another story.
[Windows Phone 7 General] gom99:
I prefer resistive as well. I like to use my fingernail. I also like to draw and using a stylus on a resistive screen feels better.

But we're pretty much the odd men out, so we'll just have to get used to it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Kloc:
I've never used a capacative screen so I don't know if I will like it or not. I don't have fingernails but I do like using my pencil or stylus in class while doing math problems on my spacetime graphic calc software so It'll be interesting to see how I feel about a capacative screen.
[Windows Phone 7 General] scattaman:
Resistive great for sweaty palms

For a guy who's hands sweats alot, I actually had to give up my blackberry storm for a Touch pro 2... Now, I agree that the capacitive screen is very easy to manipulate but when my hands sweat 85% of the time, a resistive screen is a godsend. While the percentage of sweaty palms vs normal palms is probably very small, capacitive screens turn to shyte when water gets on it.... and when that happens, it's like I have a brick...i cannot do anything... even if my hands get clammy, the difficulty in typing or navigating the screen is "hair pulling" awful.

To be honest... I really love using my nails and a stylus... plus you have to admit...pullng out a touch pro 2 in a meeting and then using the stylus...It just brings a green hue to the room (envy) lol! :D
[Windows Phone 7 General] gom99:
Don't feel bad, I have Hyperhidrosis too. Probably the main reason I hate capacitive, anything I touch turns to a smudgy mess. I know you can use a stylus with a capacitive screen, but it really feels awkward with the 1cm^2 tip and the lack of precision of a real stylus. Also it's not contractable and easily stored in the device since it's not the norm to have a stylus with a capacitive screen.
[Windows Phone 7 General] elyl:
I reckon y'all have got girl fingernails.

Come on guys, trim those nails, and would it kill you to use the fingernail brush every once in a while?

Capacitive screens Feck The World!
[Windows Phone 7 General] gom99:
you don't need a long fingernail to touch your fingernail against something...just turn your finger more so your nail makes contact with the surface before your tip does. Unless of course you have unsightly hands where your meaty part of your finger encapulates your fingernail.
[Windows Phone 7 General] fanny1989:
Looks good , very well done!
[Windows Phone 7 General] xboxhaxorz:
I know they have resistive multi touch but its probably too expensive. I might end up switching to another company for phones and i would hate too as i have been a HTC user since the wing. The capacitive glassy feel is not for me, and a stylus is a must especially for drawing and hw recognition which the hd2 and iphone have none of.
[Windows Phone 7 General] gerryjoson:
Same here, no stylus, no ability to use small, space efficient text....no interest.
[Windows Phone 7 General] rorytmeadows:
I agree. I'd also rather use my stylus because I want my phone like a mini-computer. It can't use a mouse for pin-point accuracy, but a stylus sure suffices.

I understand the world is going to capacitive touchscreens and it's a shame. I always liked resistive better. It's more accurate. I know that people want to use their finger tips to swipe and sweep and whatever, but there are plenty of limitations out there to it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Hoodeddeathman:
Wish I had 16 fingers...
[Windows Phone 7 General] jo_iii:
You guys could always use a capacitive stylus. Remeber capacitive screen works by detecting a change of charge in the screen. Basically things that can conduct electricity should be usable as a stylus. If you're smart, you wouldn't find it hard to modify any stylus to make it work with a capacitive screen.

Else, you could buy any of the capacitive styluses online, which usually cost 3-20 dollar-ish. The fluffy tip is the best as you don't need to hold it at an angle.

I'm still waiting for my HD2 currently, and I already ordered that stylus in advance :)
[Windows Phone 7 General] rorytmeadows:
Yeah, but the capacitive stylus feels nothing like the resistive ones.
[Windows Phone 7 General] jo_iii:
Try sparying the tip of your XDA II stylus with metallic pain (i.e. with actual metallic materials). That should have the same feel :P. Theoretically though, assuming it works. XD
[Windows Phone 7 General] rorytmeadows:
haha but you get what I'm saying.

It's like taking the accuracy or your normal mouse, doubling the sensitivity, taking the size of the cursor/arrow and multiplying it by 5, and making it low on batteries. That's a capacitive stylus.

Yes, we all know capacitive screens are better for fingers and less accurate. That's why they rely on finger gestures for so many things like zoom and expand. I don't want to pinch-to-zoom 3 times to get exactly the words I want to copy to paste.
[Windows Phone 7 General] gom99:
As far as I'm aware, for a stylus to work on a capacitive screen, it has to be conductive and you need a minimum surface area of 1cm^2 making contact with the screen. That's why capacitive styli look ugly as sin.

Stylus 1

Stylus 2

Stylus 3

Screen technologies are changing so rapidly, perhaps my information is dated and I'm unaware. But the point of having a stylus is to have a precision tool. Capacitive styli obviously aren't a precision instrument, more of a magic marker. It just allows you the functionality of not dirtying your screen all the time.
[Windows Phone 7 General] burnblue:
Why is the thread titled "Multitouch"? This is about resisitive and capacitive screens, not multitouch
[Windows Phone 7 General] gerryjoson:
I don't see a need for multitouch at all unless you've bought into the whole "my fingers make a better stylus than a pointy stylus " idea.

It's amusing watching someone with a capacitive screen dealing with the whole pinching and zooming/panning crud, imho, what a gigantic pain in the ass ;) excel is the best example
[Windows Phone 7 General] jo_iii:
Thanks, I'll do some experiments and see what surface areas are possible.

For those who want to check the coordinates and/or how your device reacts to your input, you could download http://www.handango.com/catalog/ProductDetails.jsp?productId=125859&platformId=30

It works on ANY device as long as it's WM. Don't believe what the site says when you select what device you have.

Oh, you can calibrate your screen with it too. But if you're using a capacitive screen like HD2, please, by all means DON'T. Unless you want to mess up your accuracy even more then by all means, do.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] 5[Strogino]:
!!! IT HAS PERFECTED SPL (but test signed keys)

!!! ONLY FOR 32A MAGICS

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To get your CustomerID use this command (SDK Tools must be installed already)

adb shell getprop ro.cid

This ROM accepts following CustomerID without goldcard

ModelID: SAPP10000

CIDNUM: VODAPD18 (Vodafone Portugal)

CIDNUM: VODAP006 (Vodafone/Panafone Greece)

CIDNUM: 11111111

MainVer: 3.05.151.3

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HBOOT: 1.76.0009

RADIO: 6.35.08.29

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# begin build properties

# autogenerated by buildinfo.sh

ro.build.id=CUPCAKE

ro.build.display.id=htc_sapphire-userdebug 1.5 CUPCAKE eng.u70000.20091209.144811 test-keys

ro.build.version.incremental=98222

ro.build.version.sdk=3

ro.build.version.release=1.5

ro.build.date=Wed Dec 9 14:49:01 CST 2009

ro.build.date.utc=1260341341

ro.build.type=userdebug

ro.build.user=u70000

ro.build.host=Android-X03

ro.build.tags=test-keys

ro.product.model=HTC Magic

ro.product.brand=vodafone_generic

ro.product.name=htc_magic

ro.product.device=sapphire

ro.product.board=sapphire

ro.product.manufacturer=HTC

ro.product.locale.language=

ro.product.locale.region=

ro.board.platform=msm7k

# ro.build.product is obsolete; use ro.product.device

ro.build.product=sapphire

# Do not try to parse ro.build.description or .fingerprint

ro.build.description=3.05.151.3 CL#98222 test-keys

ro.build.changelist=98222

ro.product.ua=

ro.build.fingerprint=vodafone_generic/htc_magic/sapphire/sapphire:1.5/CUPCAKE/98222:userdebug/test-keys

keyguard.no_require_sim=1

# end build properties

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Download: http://www.4shared.com/file/5h-qF-QJ/RUU_Sapphire_HTC_Europe_305151.html

p.s. thx to Varez
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] brokentoaster24:
hey guys, does anyone have a ready to install teeter.apk?

i'm running ic3 rom 2.6.3 with teeter removed. i tried pushing teeter.apk and teeter.odex in adb but it threw my phone into a boot loop and jacked up a lot of stuff forcing me to reset everything.

just wondering if someone the apk i can just install from astro

thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] sgpublic:
I'm in using a non-htc smartphone, and this wm6.1 device has no hard key to set system volume.

So I want someone tell me in what meanings can call the system volume control interface out. Just like the image below.

I try to using Rundll32 to run commctrl.dll and telshell.exe,but failed,because I don't know the parameters.

Any help will be great.

Thanks
[G1 Android Development] Andy7:
hi there chefs,

froyo sdk has just release do you know now if it will be available to our devices???
[G1 Android Development] lilwing:
haha

fire extinguisher ready!!!!
[G1 Android Development] xrCore:
Ben released superF on his twitter:

http://www.twitter.com/benbuchacher
[G1 Android Development] thedivinehairband:
Oooh. Working Youtube too.
[G1 Android Development] Andy7:
so lets fix the wifi guys :):)

ps:

i know a bit c # and silverlight and im just 15 yrs... im very excited on all those ports, hacks and fixes so i buy a used g1 from ebay..

does anyone have any clues on how to start learning this...
[G1 Android Development] jubeh:
Quick and dirty port coming up. Testing it right now.
[G1 Android Development] jubeh:
btw, I think that the link in Ben's Twitter being a rickroll means just that...

I'd love to see a functional port though.
[G1 Android Development] Andy7:
me too jubeh
[G1 Android Development] ivanmmj:
This thread is not development related. Do not post such threads in the development thread.

Aside from that, making a ROM from the SDK is not making a ROM but PORTING a ROM and as you have probably noticed from all ported ROMs, it's hard to do and things don't always work well. The best ROMs are going to come when the source code gets dropped.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] xboxhaxorz:
I have a rom on my phone with the new sense, however it also has the clock on the top right which i hate. I have a big clock so i dont want another. On my TD2 i can click the main clock and disable the setting, however on the TD i cannot, there is no option.

Adv config does not work. I have checked all the settings i could, but have not found a way.
[HD Mini General] andvamva:
Does anyone know if there is a way (like for HD2) to get more quick link spots or pages on the mini?
[HD Mini General] samridh13:
there is a registry edit for this....you can get 16 quick link icons
[HD Mini General] bart3385:
How do you do this?
[HD Mini General] antilagman:
+1 on this :)
[Desire General] antz88c:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAZYSVr2Bhc

Now I am very excited. can't wait to load 2.2 on my HTC Desire.
[Desire Themes and Apps] Zardox:
Hi guys,

I'm looking for a app/game that show a deck of cards. would be awsome if some one know a app/game

/greetings Zardox
[HD2 General] mitchellvink:
yesterday, i was looking in the Windows folder,

i founded this, Scardtestapp ,.

i enclose some screens ,

- about

- Connect

Selct Connect

nothing

Could someone explain me what this is for?
[General Questions and Answers] anon1234:
this might be kinda weird but im really jealous of the amoled screen is there a way to make our screen like it (like changing the RGB thing in our wm phones...or anything)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ryl3y:
Can anyone point me in the right direction to download the google apps .apk. :confused:

I have tried searching the forum but found nothing but no doubt I missed it somehow.

Thanks.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ryl3y:
Found it...typical after i post....
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ryl3y:
If it helps others...I was going to link the url but I cant (new post n all).
[Hero CDMA General] Avalaunchmods:
who were on my 4shared.

im sorry for the image. it was the wrong picture. it was supposed to be evo 4g rom. but it was a picture.

so the 15 of you who downloaded it....enjoy.
[Hero CDMA General] beyondinferno:
HA!

I win.
[Hero CDMA General] Sporkman:
evo ... ROM ?
[Hero CDMA General] mgraham361:
It's sad how easy it is to stoke my curiosity...

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[Hero CDMA General] abcdfv:
Mine too. :\
[Hero CDMA General] jerry43812:
Awwwww MAN you've done it big this time! Post the picture, NOW! LOL
[Hero CDMA General] Kcarpenter:
Awww hell you can't post that and not give us the picture!
[Hero CDMA General] markus_del_marko:
How could you create an EVO rom when the phone isn't out or even rooted yet? Or am i missing the point here? :confused:
[Hero CDMA General] tejasrichard:
Dood! No fair! I wanna see too!
[Hero CDMA General] Kcarpenter:
It's out, everyone who attended Google I/O got one for free.

You can't tell me there is not a nerd there who wants to be a Hero....pun intended.
[Hero CDMA General] dagnasty:
I've been meaning to ask, are you part of Team Avalaunch of the Xbox 1 dashboard Avalaunch? If so, wow brings back memories.
[Hero CDMA General] beyondinferno:
yes he is.
[Hero CDMA General] Avalaunchmods:
................................
[Hero CDMA General] Jack-Johnson:
so which one were u blazed,rowdy or jjsmither
[Hero CDMA General] Avalaunchmods:
none. i wasnt in the original dev team. i came in during the testing phase. how about you? were you a dev or just a big fan?
[Hero CDMA General] dagnasty:
Wow I cut my Xbox teeth on Avalaunch, then started testing for UnleashX. I would love to see some work on the 360 with the way the homebrew community has taken off since the JTAG. From Xbox to Android lol
[Hero CDMA General] Jack-Johnson:
just a fan
[Hero CDMA General] dirkyd3rk:
Holy crap you dude you used to rock my xbox and now my hero what a crazy thing, I modded my fair share of xboxes and avalaunch was freaking sick, I also used xbmc

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[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] djingonthenet:
On openmarket, looks good and is fast. Looks as though there's no flash support, but only looked at it for a few minutes.

http://www.zetakey.com/download.html
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] rawrscary:
Thanks for the heads up, I'll check it out.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] djingonthenet:
No double tap or pinch zoom either, but their website said open to suggestions for future releases (bombard them with flash :D)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] 5318008:
This is a pretty nice browser. I just found this after SkyFire got canned on Windows Mobile. No tabs like Iris, but less clunky, nicer interface like Dorothy. This appears to be the only Webkit browser for WM (that I could find anyways) still under active development, AND it takes about half the installed space of Iris or Dorothy. As was said above, it's not exactly feature-rich, but it's my favorite new browser. Thumbs up. Maybe I'll try and get it working with the Internet tab via VJBrisk.exe etc.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] wearefree:
I'm also in search of a webkit browser for WM 6.5, and I have tried all three: Iris, Dorothy, Zetakey

Iris is still a keeper for now, which displays the google iphone interface correctly. But the problem with Iris is the cache goes out of control - a few webpages later the cache is more than 30 mb! So I only use it for specific sites.

Dorothy looks nice so far, even though it has issues with google iphone interface. The problem is it doesn't display any non-English language, even though all other apps, including opera mini and opera mobile, do just fine.

Zetakey was suppose to be the most promising except a fatal flaw: it conflicts with QuickMenu for some unknown reason. Once Zetakey is running QuickMenu is disabled. Another problem is I can resize the font. It looks like it's sized but it's not, and the default font size is super small.

I guess the only way to get a real webkit browser on HD2 now is to go Android.