yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WALLINGTM87:
Sliding screws up sreen

Ok so I just rooted and flashed my MT3GS with CM7. Now when I slide the screen to text, etc the screen goes whacky. I have attached a few pix.

Device: HTC Mytouch Slide 3g Slide

Launcher: Launcher Pro

Rom: Cyanogen 7.1.0-Slide

GB 2.3.7
[HD2 General] 1quickturbosix:
Are there any other marketplaces that have apps for WM beisdes the WMmarketplace? I know I had a couple different ones on droid.
[HD2 General] toreone:
There are many.. Freewarepocketpc.net ppcgeeks.com just google pocket pc apps.
[HD2 General] Camusa:
handango.com
[HD2 General] sirphunkee:
look for omarket
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] aalopez10:
SwiftKey keyboard

SwiftKey is like an English professor is alive and working inside your phone. It’s still in beta, but it’s already an amazing little application. What makes SwiftKey different is its ability to predict the next word in your sentence. Predicting the current word is so 2009! Of course everyone loves things that make our lives easier - things like correctly guessing what word comes next. My only issue (and it's a small one) is that you can't enter words that aren't in the dictionary by pressing the spacebar and moving on. You have to actually tap the word to get SwiftKey to enter it.

To sign up and check out the SwiftKey beta head over to SwiftKey.net. It's really polished for a beta, and to be honest I'm planning on using it as is until they release a new version. At the moment SwiftKey is English only, but the developers say that they plan to include support for all the Latin based languages in the near future. No word on availability and pricing of the final version, but by the look and feel of the application, it shouldn't be too far off. Keep an eye on their site for details, and be sure to let me know if you see it slip into the Market before I do!

Pros:

Amazing full word prediction

Easy to add to custom dictionary

Also predicts punctuation

Special characters are easily entered by long pressing

Cons:

Learning curve

Can be laggy when first starting up

Will always pick the word it thinks is correct, so be careful with the spacebar

ENJOY...(source android central.com)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] ngo8:
very nice app it works really good thanks.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] rori~:
Interesting app, thanx.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] jimbobalu:
Official Beta has just been released to the market.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] nxt:
Just started using today,it seems cool just needs more options. Also this happens if I hold down the spacebar:

I am a beautiful person. I am a beautiful person. I am a beautiful person. I am a beautiful person. I am a beautiful person.

LOL.

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] sergioalvarezmac:
I am using it right now, and I must to say that it is incredible. It makes very

good predictions cause it scan your SMS and it knows what words you use usually,

and what combinations of words... It works very well.

Now I have a problem, I dont know which keyboard is better, SwiftKey or Swype.

I have both and I am undecided...:p

Thanks for your contribution.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] 3Shirts:
This is brilliant, if only it could be themed but maybe in the final release. The contextual prediction is great and really does suggest sensible next words based on the sentence you are typing! Sometimes it even suggests things better than the word I was thinking of!

I like that it has an English-UK option too so no americanisms and it knows things like British place names etc. Very very impressed
[General Topics] nokia9300:
hello

i have a pna navigation but i think it doesnt matter that. it's a northcross 4345. my problem is: i run igo, everything works fine, then i do the settings, then i exit and when i reopen it, he asks me to do the settings again (language etc.). i tried several version of igo and still the same thing

can you guys help me fix this issue? pretty please?

cheers

Bogdan
[Android Apps and Games] aalopez10:
SwiftKey keyboard

SwiftKey is like an English professor is alive and working inside your phone. It’s still in beta, but it’s already an amazing little application. What makes SwiftKey different is its ability to predict the next word in your sentence. Predicting the current word is so 2009! Of course everyone loves things that make our lives easier - things like correctly guessing what word comes next. My only issue (and it's a small one) is that you can't enter words that aren't in the dictionary by pressing the spacebar and moving on. You have to actually tap the word to get SwiftKey to enter it.

To sign up and check out the SwiftKey beta head over to SwiftKey.net. It's really polished for a beta, and to be honest I'm planning on using it as is until they release a new version. At the moment SwiftKey is English only, but the developers say that they plan to include support for all the Latin based languages in the near future. No word on availability and pricing of the final version, but by the look and feel of the application, it shouldn't be too far off. Keep an eye on their site for details, and be sure to let me know if you see it slip into the Market before I do!

Pros:

Amazing full word prediction

Easy to add to custom dictionary

Also predicts punctuation

Special characters are easily entered by long pressing

Cons:

Learning curve

Can be laggy when first starting up

Will always pick the word it thinks is correct, so be careful with the spacebar
[Android Apps and Games] Mano1982:
Looks very promising :) Thank you so much for sharing <3
[Android Apps and Games] RoBy46:
Thank Youuuu :)
[G1 Apps and Games] aalopez10:
SwiftKey keyboard

SwiftKey is like an English professor is alive and working inside your phone. It’s still in beta, but it’s already an amazing little application. What makes SwiftKey different is its ability to predict the next word in your sentence. Predicting the current word is so 2009! Of course everyone loves things that make our lives easier - things like correctly guessing what word comes next. My only issue (and it's a small one) is that you can't enter words that aren't in the dictionary by pressing the spacebar and moving on. You have to actually tap the word to get SwiftKey to enter it.

To sign up and check out the SwiftKey beta head over to SwiftKey.net. It's really polished for a beta, and to be honest I'm planning on using it as is until they release a new version. At the moment SwiftKey is English only, but the developers say that they plan to include support for all the Latin based languages in the near future. No word on availability and pricing of the final version, but by the look and feel of the application, it shouldn't be too far off. Keep an eye on their site for details, and be sure to let me know if you see it slip into the Market before I do!

Pros:

Amazing full word prediction

Easy to add to custom dictionary

Also predicts punctuation

Special characters are easily entered by long pressing

Cons:

Learning curve

Can be laggy when first starting up

Will always pick the word it thinks is correct, so be careful with the spacebar
[myTouch 3G, Magic Apps and Games] aalopez10:
SwiftKey keyboard

SwiftKey is like an English professor is alive and working inside your phone. It’s still in beta, but it’s already an amazing little application. What makes SwiftKey different is its ability to predict the next word in your sentence. Predicting the current word is so 2009! Of course everyone loves things that make our lives easier - things like correctly guessing what word comes next. My only issue (and it's a small one) is that you can't enter words that aren't in the dictionary by pressing the spacebar and moving on. You have to actually tap the word to get SwiftKey to enter it.

To sign up and check out the SwiftKey beta head over to SwiftKey.net. It's really polished for a beta, and to be honest I'm planning on using it as is until they release a new version. At the moment SwiftKey is English only, but the developers say that they plan to include support for all the Latin based languages in the near future. No word on availability and pricing of the final version, but by the look and feel of the application, it shouldn't be too far off. Keep an eye on their site for details, and be sure to let me know if you see it slip into the Market before I do!

Pros:

Amazing full word prediction

Easy to add to custom dictionary

Also predicts punctuation

Special characters are easily entered by long pressing

Cons:

Learning curve

Can be laggy when first starting up

Will always pick the word it thinks is correct, so be careful with the spacebar

File remove by moderator. If anyone wants it then download it through official channels such as Market.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Apps and Games] acids7n:
very interesting thank you for sharing
[myTouch 3G, Magic Apps and Games] Liofey:
are your app could use "return" key on messaging? im using htc magic and very frustated with htc magic messaging cause i cant press enter key
[myTouch 3G, Magic Apps and Games] b33:
some way to quicly switch languages would be nice :\
[myTouch 3G, Magic Apps and Games] jdyates:
My two cents: LOVE the design, not ugly at all (to me, anyway), it was never slow, ran perfectly on my MyTouch 3G, COOL haptic feedback adjustment (CM6 much? :D), its cool to long press for "!" and "?" (among others), and the keys are easy to see and tap.

9/10!
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] aalopez10:
SwiftKey keyboard

SwiftKey is like an English professor is alive and working inside your phone. It’s still in beta, but it’s already an amazing little application. What makes SwiftKey different is its ability to predict the next word in your sentence. Predicting the current word is so 2009! Of course everyone loves things that make our lives easier - things like correctly guessing what word comes next. My only issue (and it's a small one) is that you can't enter words that aren't in the dictionary by pressing the spacebar and moving on. You have to actually tap the word to get SwiftKey to enter it.

To sign up and check out the SwiftKey beta head over to SwiftKey.net. It's really polished for a beta, and to be honest I'm planning on using it as is until they release a new version. At the moment SwiftKey is English only, but the developers say that they plan to include support for all the Latin based languages in the near future. No word on availability and pricing of the final version, but by the look and feel of the application, it shouldn't be too far off. Keep an eye on their site for details, and be sure to let me know if you see it slip into the Market before I do!

Pros:

Amazing full word prediction

Easy to add to custom dictionary

Also predicts punctuation

Special characters are easily entered by long pressing

Cons:

Learning curve

Can be laggy when first starting up

Will always pick the word it thinks is correct, so be careful with the spacebar

***MOD EDIT*** File removed, it is part of a private beta not for public use.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Leukay:
hmm, looks pretty clean. I'll try it out. Thanks for the heads up
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] phenicks:
I just got the beta invitation email

I got all excited because I thought it was going to be swype-esque :(

has anyone tried it yet?
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] intx:
from the license:

"You will effect and maintain adequate security measures to safeguard the Software from

theft or from access by any person other than those permitted in this Licence."

If you're going to put it out publically, at least attach the usage license..
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] DevinXtreme:
I was just about to say he wasn't allowed to give it out publicly...

Anyway, I am using it. Been using it for the past hour to text with a couple of friends and I freaking love this thing. I hope the timer on it isn't too short, because I'm going to get so used to how easy this thing is to use. Not only does it predict words accurately, but it does it with almost NO lag. (Keep in mind I've been on an overclocked ROM for the past week).

I recommend it to anyone who signed up for the beta. If you haven't, you can sign up here and hope to get into future betas.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Vrekk:
I got invited and have been using it for a while now and I don't really know if I like it or not. I think I text faster with it, but stopping half way through a word because it knows what I am trying to say just throws me off, it breaks my rhythm is you know what I mean.

But this app is pretty good at predicting what you will say next lol
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Russ741:
Removed link

I removed the link to this APK, it is part of a private beta test and should not be publicly distributed. Do not post files that will get XDA in trouble! Russ
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] frankzua77:
I can't seem to find a good yahoo regular e-mail app. Why is yahoo email so complicated geez :mad: an app would be great! :(

*This actually worked! I had yahoo way before android existed, lol, but this app rocks! Thanks for the link, it works perfect on 2.1 download here http://bit.ly/cO6Y79
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] britoso:
you can simply add your yahoo account to the mail app that comes with the phone...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=614160&highlight=yahoo+mail
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] ShyTownFantasy:
Yahoo mail? People still use yahoo mail?

Yahoo settings

Incoming server setting

imap.mail.yahoo.com:143 no security

Outgoing server settnig

smtp.mail.yahoo.com:587 no security
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] sleepyastronaut:
The sense default email app (Mail) does not handle Y! mail folders, but the android default email app (Email) does.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Jrbourque:
That's because yahoo mail blows

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[Nexus One Themes and Apps] jsanta11:
Check out Roid its in the market, Thats what am using for yahoo mail ...
[XPERIA X10 General] visitador02:
Rather than post in the developers' forum, I am asking the question here.

I am quite familiar with HTC Androids, specially the root process, SPL, recovery methods, etc. But reading through some of the threads in the developers' forum, it seems that SE had a different design for startup of the Android OS.

Can someone give us an explanation of how different it is? And maybe compare that with Motorola and Samsung?

Thanks
[XPERIA X10 General] hoss_n2:
the htc sense
[XPERIA X10 General] visitador02:
What I mean is the differences that make rooting the x10 so hard or impossible.

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[XPERIA X10 General] tiggerbcn:
+1 :mad: :(
[Touch HD General] Tdoc:
Hello

I have been runing for a year divers ROM with always a successful upload/installation. Can't remember my last ROM but it was install something like December 2009.

It has been working greatly since that last upload.

Today I found my HTC touch HD off, try to turn it on, stays off. Charged the battery, off. Change for a full battery, off. tried to Hard reset (rear red button), off

So basically I can not switch on my HTC.

Any input, tips to reset the thing, or it is simply dead ??

thanks for any help or suggestions

Tdoc
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] dmullins80:
Is there a way i can change png files on my phone from my phone? I want to change the calling icon in the framework-res.apk. i found out a way to change it with an app in the market. But i dont know how to put it back in the apk. Help please.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] stephan1:
find the picture --> backup it --> put in your picture with the same name and exactly the same bigness (pixels) --> bingo

cheers, stephan1
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] dmullins80:
its not that easy. any other ideas anybody please.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] jballz0682:
Well if the file is a .9.png then it won't be that easy because these files are compiled to binary. (correct me if I'm wrong devs) You will need to do a little more reading to figure this one out. Also, you can't just "unzip" an apk and mess around with the pics and think that it's going to work when you zip it backup. My understanding is that you have to place the file that you are replacing into the compressed(i.e. zipped) apk.

Once again, Devs, correct me if I am wrong but all my info comes straight from using the search button...Try it out ;)
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] .mak:
You're right, and wrong. You can unzip an .apk and mess with the images, then rezip it back up and rename it to (yourapk).apk from (yourapk).zip, you just need to sign it when you're done.

I haven't messed with anything entitled ".9.png", but if it's binary then hex editing it is probably the quickest way to edit it, otherwise there is a program called 'apktool' that can decompile apk's and is pretty effective, I've used it a few times :)

Pull framework-res.apk from your phone, to your computer's desktop. Use Winrar, or a similar archive extracting program, to open the file, then click Extract -> (some folder on your desktop that has nothing else in it)

Find the picture you want to change, make sure your new picture is the same dimensions (e.g; 320x480) and is the same type of file (e.g; .png) and replace the stock image with your custom image.

Once that's done, highlight all files and folders in the root of the folder you extracted framework-res.apk to -> (if using Winrar) Right-Click -> Add to archive -> Change archive type to .zip and click OK -> Right click on your newly created framework-res.zip and change the extension to .apk (you might need to open a windows explorer window and select tools->folder options->view tab->uncheck 'hide extensions for known filetypes).

Once that's done, you'll need to sign your new framework-res.apk. You can do that with EasySign. Download EasySign to your desktop, extract the archive and open a Windows Command Prompt (Start->All Programs->Accessories->Command Prompt). You'll need the Java JDK installed.

Drag your newly created framework-res.apk file into your EasySign folder on your desktop and down the following;

Type the following, assuming you have Windows 7 or Vista:

cd C:\Users\(your username on your PC)\Desktop\EasySign

You should now see the following;

C:\Users\(your username on your PC)\Desktop\EasySign>

You should now type the following;

java -jar signapk.jar testkey.x509.pem testkey.pk8 framework-res.apk framework-res_signed.apk

It'll take a moment, then you'll see;

C:\Users\(your username on your PC)\Desktop\EasySign>java -jar signapk.jar testkey.x509.pem testkey.pk8 framework-res.apk framework-res_signed.apk

C:\Users\(your username on your PC)\Desktop\EasySign>

...and you should now have framework-res_signed.apk in your EasySign folder on your desktop.

Pull it to your desktop and rename it framework-res.apk and put it back where you got it, most likely using adb (if using adb, put it in C:\(your androidsdk folder)\tools and type the following;

adb remount
adb push framework-res.apk /system/framework
adb reboot

Alternatively, you can place it on your sdcard and use a program like Astro to move it to /system/framework and immediately reboot your phone for the changes to take effect.

Enjoy, it took me like 10 minutes to type this :D

-mak
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] jadesdan:
Thanks for the wirte up, (i've been try to do something simaler to this for a while). I got to the end but then I get this error in the cmd window. Any thoughts?

'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

operable program or batch file.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] .mak:
Sorry, I should have mentioned you'll need the Java JDK installed.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] dianeofarcadia:
.mak is that the same one by Stericson?

here

sorry if that is slightly OT, just rebuilding the PC setup and need the files, so not sure which one I want to use - his worked last time for me well.

thanks~
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] .mak:
EasySign? I'm not sure, I've only downloaded it from grdlock's site. The one you linked to actually looks easier to use..
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] Magnum72:
when you re-zip the file after editing do you use normal compression or store?
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] .mak:
Normal if you're in Windows, otherwise .gz (most compatible) under linux.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] jadesdan:
I've installed it, but I still get the same error. Do I need to set a system path within java?

If I get this working it will solve many of my 'problems' Thank you!
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] droidfreak:
I used ubuntu... what I did was change the default unknown call icon... I opened the Phone.apk in ubuntu and replaced the pic with another icon from another rom of my choice making sure it had the exact same name.. then went back to windows, pushed phone.apk and got it no problem... ubuntu opens the apk's without having to unzip them...
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] jadesdan:
I did that with the numbers on the dialer and the home launcher icon in the Tainted Vanilla thread. But there are other apk's that are a bit touchy. Once I learn how to sign them, I think it might open up a whole new world of skinning for me. :D
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] droidfreak:
Yeh it would be good to get that down... it would open a huge door.. make things easier..
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] Ngmanis:
Question; in order for the above process to work, must you be rooted? I would love to change icons...unfortunately my naive-impatient self flashed the leak when it was first brought public.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] dianeofarcadia:
Unfortunately you do need to be rooted for these changes to occur, however you can still do some customization with apps like Bettercut or ones similar.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] .mak:
I didn't, and it works for me. Are you using the proper commands, exactly as shown in my tutorial?
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] jadesdan:
Yes! Even coy and paste (except for changing the name of the apk I'm trying to sign).

I've downloaded the java link that you provided and installed, redownloaded and installed the JRE, rebooted. THe java site tells me I have the latest and greatest of everything.

I know it's got to be something I'm doing wrong, I get the same error with Autosign and other batch signing tools. I just don't know what my problem is.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] .mak:
Did you make sure to cd into the proper folder from command prompt? I've made this mistake a time or two;

cd C:\Users\(your username on your PC)\Desktop\EasySign>

^^ assuming you have EasySign in a folder called EasySign on your desktop, and that you change (your username on your PC) to your actual username.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] jadesdan:
Thank you, but yes I've changed my directory to where easy sign is.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] dianeofarcadia:
jadesdan, just wanted to see if you figured this one out. I am getting the same error as well. Had to reinstall everything on the PC, nothing was working but got the adb working just can't get either of the signing tools to go. :confused:
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] jadesdan:
I've got it working, not for swype :(

I noticed when I was exiting SDK, that I go a message that said java could not be found in my path. It gives instructions to set your path, but even after doing that (and rebooting) I still couldn't get java to work.

So what I did, I navigated to where java.exe is in my program files and copied it to the EasySign folder (it works for AutoSign, too). Then follow the directions on the first page and BINGO, signed apk.

It worked perfectly on a calendar app that I was testing (it only had 3 pngs in the res folder), but I can't for the life of me change any pngs on swype.

Hope this helps!
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] .mak:
That's odd, I didn't have to do that. I installed the Java JDK and I use EasySign from my desktop without a global path. When I open command prompt I navigate to C:\Users\(my account)\Desktop\EasySign then run the proper command.

Regardless, I'm glad you found a solution. If you're wanting to edit more than just plain images in your swype apk, you'll need apktool or a hex editor :)

-mak