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[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] reddyfire:
can somebody tell me what theme that is that he has ? and where can i get it. i freaking love it icons and all...maybe not the taskbar but the rest for sure and the power widget hes got is awesome the wallpapers the calendar, etc

kthnxbye
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] skydeaner:
LOLOL I'm so daft i had to look up "daft" on dictionary.com but yeah I dont know why he is talking about a font for the images you posted... no fonts involved.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] kidtk:
How do you put these on the the launcher pro
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] cmacia06:
Sorry but i havent found a thread with this information. how do u put a rom into the my touch 3g.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] Binary100100:
Violation of rule #1.

Posted in wrong section.

Thus closed.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] yeramihi:
Hi all.

I have a request to the chefs.

For quite a while I was trying to find the most stable (for my purpose) ROM for my Blackstone. At the moment the best I have is Sunrise 2.7 - perfect in my opinion. The only problem is - I'm not good with French...

My question is: Can someone cook a new ROM for me please in English? Or post a link to the existing one? I didn't found any...

Alternatively, you can advice which ROM is most stable, quickest and most reliable? It takes few days to try ROM, so obviously I haven't try them all.

Thanks in advance,

Yeramihi
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Fallen Spartan:
Unfortunately mate there is no such thing as the perfect rom. Everyone has different tastes, favourite chefs so what I may consider as being the most stablest, fastest etc, you may disagree etc etc

If you have found a rom already which you consider ticks all these boxes except for the French part, why not ask within that rom thread, you may find other french users or that chef may make you a french rom

Alternatively you will just have to keep searching

Best of luck
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] loop2002:
Dear All..

I have the one question that my HTC Magic use CM6-32a-FroyoRedux-v1.2--w.zip dev rom , but it's the phone screen don't like this ,how to make it to use ?
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] hansalvato:
complete sentences please!
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] loop2002:
Sorry my english ..

The Call Phone Screen Don't Like Attached Thumbnails , How to make like that screen ?
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] Binary100100:
Select TouchUI in settings

If you don't see the option then you can't do it unless you have this Phone.apk modificaton or something based off of the same or similar code.

By the way, wrong section (close though).

Moving to General.
[HD2 General] pandollar:
Could someone please tell me how to send a picture from hd2, it never seems to work for me. I am on t mobile uk and have got the settings from t mobile.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] koalauk:
Anyone knows which GUI is this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_Z2eUrDlIc
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] Chef_Tony:
This video is not available.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] cmstackar:
Point UI.

http://www.pointui.com/
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jathan78:
Well after trying without success, I was wondering if anyone here could modify the overclock widget? It is seriously one UGLY motherf**ker. I tried replacing the icon.png but because its a widget it does some weird resizing if ya dont use a 64x64 png. And that is just too blurry and junky looking to have on my homescreen. Was wondering if someone could tear into this thing and rebuild it with something crisp, clear and colorful. Much obliged.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jasecloud4:
Modifying and distributing a file requires permission from the original creator. If someone just hauled off and started distributing a modified version of the .apk it would be illegal...even though it is a free file...lolol

~Jasecloud4
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jathan78:
ahhh.. yeah, i guess that would make sense. Well, if anyone could give me some pointers on how to modify how the apk resizes the widget, that would be helpful. Or point me in the right direction. Then I could just modify my version for my own personal use, as I was trying to before. Thanks
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BmoreBadBoy:
This is really becoming annoying! I click the Home button, then I check the set default and click Launcher Pro. For a couple of uses, the Home button automatically takes me to Launcher Pro. Then, I'll be web browsing or checking email, click Home, and the options pop-up comes up again asking which launcher i want to use. This happens over and over again. I've even tried sing HTC Sense UI and ADW, same problem. Any possible solutions?

(btw, I'm fully rooted w/ NAND unlocked and I'm running Damage Control 3.2.3 and I've tried uninstalling HTC Sense UI as well as a few other bloatware, which helped things become much more stable, unfortunately this problem still pops up. Oh, 1 more thing, launching web links seem to always ask for which browser to use also, even if I check a default, repeatedly. Could this be related?)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nebenezer:
Did you search for the answer?

It's the qik update, uninstall it or reset your default home every time you long press the home button and choose a recently open program.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BmoreBadBoy:
of course I searched, but I couldn't figure out how to do a boolean AND (I finally was able to find + using google and it works nicely. xda would go a long way to include a little tutorial on how to best use forum search on the advanced search page) so my search wasn't fruitful. I uninstalled Qik. It helped the problem. Thanks for the tip!
[S740, S743 General] kuljit55:
Hello people, i have the HTC audio manager on my factory rom s740, but the version which is installed doesnt have volume control, i was wondering can someone have a version with volume control?? please help me. thanks
[S740, S743 General] IndigoBoy:
Just use the 6 button to level up volume and use the 9 button to level down volume
[S740, S743 General] sasiskas:
which version have you installed?
[S740, S743 General] Hakim Rahman:
why do not you try the application Xtra Bass & Treble or SRS WOWHD applications ...? I think an application was quite helpful ...:):):)
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robbiejuk08:
I've just bought an HTC Hero (Refurb/3UK) of which arrives on Tuesday, but i am completely new to Android having never used the OS or the Device before i am wondering if anyone can help me out with any important information i need to know about.

Ssecondly, i know HTC won't be releasing Android 2.2 for the Hero due to the Hardware Specifications as 2.1 had to be shrunk in order to be rolled out for this device, is anyone working on getting this onto the Hero?
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agarp:
Already a working version of 2.2 is available but without Sense UI

http://www.villainrom.co.uk/wiki/index.php?title=FroydVillain
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UndeadHamster:
You can find a very nice Android 2.2 Rom here: http://www.villainrom.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=2357

You need to root you're phone ofcourse. And full wipe + nandroid backup
[Captivate General] cuulcars:
Is there a way to have the browser automatically put .mp3s in the music folder instead of downloads? I would also like to do this with saved pictures, to where they would automatically go to a picture folder, as opposed to just sitting in the downloads folder.

Thanks :)

Cuulcars
[Captivate General] cuulcars:
Anybody?
[Captivate General] jakkzen:
Astro File Manager.

Move files to any folder you want.
[Captivate General] cuulcars:
Well I know that you can move them manually, but I was wondering if you could set a preference or something where it automatically puts it in the music folder. I like to be organized :)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] admorris:
Anyone gotten the droidx keyboard working on cm6?
[Java for Android App Development] SuperMiguel:
A) What programming language do Android developers use??

B) and what language are most apps written on?
[Java for Android App Development] zephiK:
B) Java

http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/fundamentals.html Everything to get started is there.
[Java for Android App Development] jroid:
Android programming is done in linux, apps are written in java.
[Java for Android App Development] kopykatkiller:
Android programming can be done on any OS platform. :confused:
[Java for Android App Development] bahnburner:
Yes, but the operating system is based in linux.
[Java for Android App Development] dattas:
Yeah, but the way he said it sounded wrong. The Android kernel is programmed in c,c++ and is a Linux based os. You can program apps for Android in most languages now: c++, c, and ruby just to name a few. Most choose java since google has pushed it enough and made it simple.

Sent from my Samsung Vibrant using the XDA App
[Java for Android App Development] rhcp011235:
The app itself is written in java. And, there is some XML.

Check out eclipse.

Here is a help site for windows: but you can apply it to linux or macosx

http://www.vogella.de/articles/Android/article.html
[Java for Android App Development] adamparker17:
GREEK....................................... ;)
[Java for Android App Development] dex1701:
This. Java is certainly the most widely-used and most supported by Google, but more and more compilers and VMs are emerging. For example, the MonoDroid project is working on a Mono VM for apps written in C#.
[Java for Android App Development] toeshot:
PHP is also on the rise

http://www.infoworld.com/d/develope...-google-android-652?source=rss_infoworld_news

http://www.slideshare.net/coogle/building-php-powered-android-applications
[Java for Android App Development] DKYang:
Linux isn't a language. The user is asking for programming languages.
[Java for Android App Development] Zachee:
Pretty sure you can also code apps in C using the NDK. Or maybe that's just OS code, can't remember. Either way it runs extraordinarily faster than Java obviously.

EDIT: Just read up on it and apparently you can only embed C in apps using the NDK in conjunction with the SDK
[Java for Android App Development] frankencat:
I think I am going to jump in. I am a software/web developer and I have the Android SDK, Eclipse, Visual Studio 2008 and a number of other tools on my dev box. I love coding in C# but I can do Java and some other stuff too. What is a good way to get my feet wet....aka "Hello World" ?
[Java for Android App Development] zephiK:
http://developer.android.com/guide/tutorials/hello-world.html

http://www.vogella.de/articles/Android/article.html
[Java for Android App Development] frankencat:
Thanks. I just got Eclipse (Helios) setup with the ADT pluging and I am messing around with the emulator. So this is basically what it used for testing/debugging etc. or is there something better?
[Java for Android App Development] MV10:
That's pretty much it. You won't enjoy anything remotely on the level of what you're used to out of something like Visual Studio, but once you figure out Eclipse (and that can take awhile, it's probably one of the more inscrutable modern-style IDEs I've ever used, and I've been doing this for 30 years; and I'm sure I'll get flamed for that)... but once you see the world through Eclipse's eyes, it's about like writing any other app.

I've gotten into Android dev and back out again several times. Usually I get tired of Google's rather sub-par developer support and go back to some type of paying project.

But for some reason, there is a certain kick to seeing your app run on a phone the first few times.
[Java for Android App Development] zephiK:
Yeah you can either use the Virtual Android Device to test your app OR use your phone and you the ADT plugin will install the app onto your device. The emulator takes a long time to start up. Whenever I'm bored and want to write a app for fun, I tend to use my old device (G1) as a debugging device because I can't stand how long emulator takes to stat up.
[Java for Android App Development] frankencat:
Thanks guys. I have my first little app up and running in the VAD emulator. :)

I found out that you need Eclipse 3.5 (not 3.6) and the JRE 1.6 for everything to be happy. Now where to go from here....

:)
[Java for Android App Development] Janis:
This is turning into a nice little getting started thread. I hope people who have other suggestions for noob developers will continue to post.
[Java for Android App Development] iznasty:
Google is also big on Python (Google app engine), supposedly there will be support to create .apk's using python in the feature.
[Java for Android App Development] MV10:
Not to hijack things, but is there a thread somewhere on xda about MonoDroid? I keep meaning to check it out and watch their progress.
[Java for Android App Development] dr_crx:
Hi all and thank for all the helpful information from your side but I need a favor please.

Is there any user guide or android programming text book?

So it can support us in how to write a program?
[Java for Android App Development] arifur:
Android is based on linux

The native language of Android is JAVA but you can use many other languages

You can write apps in C and C++ using the android NDK.

You can also use the SIMPLE language, which is supposed to be similar to BASIC.

Android Scripting Environment can be used to write apps in scripting languages like Python, Lua, etc...

Adobe is working on an Android version of Adobe Air

As for other JVM based languages I think you've hit on the main ones, with Scala being the most successful one from what I've read. I think once Dalvik fully supports the JIT complier that JVM scripting languages like Groovy will get much closer to working on Android.
[Java for Android App Development] scubemedia1:
Most Android Developers use Java, and also "SIMPLE" language. Most of the apps are written in Java.
[Java for Android App Development] SomethingWicked:
Basic4Android is the simplest, easiest way for someone to get started in Android development. The language is maturing at a staggering rate, and support is great, coming from the developer, and a very active online community. definitely worth a try!

There is a free trial you can use for a while, and if you're interested, you can purchase it here, using coupon code "

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" for 50% off!
[Java for Android App Development] EEngineer:
Basic4Android

This looks very interesting. Have you actually used Basic4Android? What are your impressions?
[Java for Android App Development] SomethingWicked:
I love it. if you search for Recap in the play store, you'll find my two apps, Recap and Recap+. Recap is written in basic4android and Recap+ is written using b4script, a scripting engine written in basic4android. you can also see the Share Your Creations thread in the forums, which are labeled Community on the main page. there are several add-on libraries written by the members of the community.

all I can say is check it out :D
[Java for Android App Development] HairyRobot:
A) Mostly Java, C/C++

B) Java

Anyone looking to start developing app, Java is the best choice, as most of the material out there is in Java.
[Java for Android App Development] SferaDev:
I personally use mainly Java with some UI improvements in xml.

If you are talking about Android, Google always recommended their method and most of the developers work with Java using Eclipse and the ADT plugin in any of the supported OS.

See you!
[Java for Android App Development] kamuikun:
Most of the cases the Android apps are in JAVA + XML (for the layouts ect.).

Some people use additional optimized part in C++ I think, never done that personally.

You can code for Android in any OS, I personally use Windows + Ecplise.
[Java for Android App Development] EEngineer:
It's not Basic. Too many differences, it's like learning a new language and I risk getting myself confused when I write VBScript. All I would end up doing is learning a new language that has only one use for me.

Sorry, but it's safer and more useful for me to learn Java.
[Java for Android App Development] coolsandie:
As majority of them replied here, most developers use Java for coding Android apps. But that doesn't mean you can't code in any other languages like C, C++, VB etc. instead of using Java. Even I've seen android app (Open-Source) written in Clojure If I recall it right.
[Java for Android App Development] bassie1995:
Yes, it does seems possible (haven't tried) to design Android apps in other languages. However, I don't think you'll be able to really make it work nicely, including having a good UI and such?
[Java for Android App Development] CreativeSciences:
I'd issue a word of caution about the emulator here: the emulator is a perfect Android implementation, whereas real world devices are not. In the course of developing Serious Paint, I came across two device specific implementation issues that didn't show up in the emulator -- so the emulator's no substitute for testing on a range of hardware. I think this is fairly common when pushing the edges of what 2d hardware acceleration can do.

For the curious, the issues were: a very obscure invalidation issue on Nexus 7, and an issue on the S II whereby passing NaN to certain graphics calls is interpreted (wrongly) as passing 0.
[Java for Android App Development] octobclrnts:
OffT: Very well done drawing engine for your app. I've attempted similar for my app, but yours is much more "artsy" :p

OnT: As much as this question feels like link bait or the like, I will answer that Android developers use Java to make apps. If they wish to take advantage of some of the power of the NDK that Google provides, then they will also need to know C.
[Java for Android App Development] SergeyPo:
A and B -- Java
[Java for Android App Development] japgolly:
Scala is a good language to use for Android development too. It compiles to Java bytecode and has full interop with Java.

If you're going to use Java I suggest using Lombok and AndroidAnnotations to easy the pain of the verbosity and required boilerplate that Java requires.
[Java for Android App Development] NeoTechni:
I love Basic4Android. It makes Android development almost as easy as VB6

Eclipse is a PITA
[Java for Android App Development] elavarasane7:
os written ----c,c++

apps written----java
[Java for Android App Development] luckydroid:
Java and some times C++ - for for high-performance code sections.
[Java for Android App Development] angrynapkin:
Java, though I hope one day Android will natively support HTML/JS like the Windows store
[Java for Android App Development] scottgarza:
Android is an operating system which uses Linux kernel, and it works in many mobile devices such as tablets, and Smartphones.

Android application can develop in Java or C++ programming language. Java is exceedingly convenient for beginners but I strongly recommend Java if you don’t use core functionality of android OS.

The answer is very simple most android development tutorials are made up of Java flavour or concepts if don’t have enough knowledge in Java you can’t build a perfect android app.

Many people don’t know how to start android learning with documentation Is HelloWorld perfectly worked for you? No, Java core concepts will give you enough confidence to learn android quickly.

Hope you would get clear idea at Learnsauce
[Java for Android App Development] thgtang:
programming language is java + xml. i think you can use any os to code android program with particular ide
[Java for Android App Development] mtjwy:
You can code in both C++ and java
[Java for Android App Development] fatihm85:
I usually use Java for Android development. When I need performance, I use C++.
[Java for Android App Development] RyuKag3:
Hello there. I'm new here

Could you use Python to make an Android app?
[Java for Android App Development] Droid_Team:
If I have a game build in C (running on windows) could I debugging it and then recompile as an app for android? If yes, how should I proceed? In one of game's folders I have file like ACT, AIR, CNS and script command. Please I really need help.
[Java for Android App Development] gillanisyedali:
A) Android developers primarily use Java and Kotlin programming languages to build Android applications. Java has been the traditional language used for Android app development, but Kotlin has gained popularity in recent years due to its concise syntax, improved safety features, and enhanced interoperability with Java.

B) The majority of Android apps are written in Java, followed by Kotlin, which has been rapidly gaining adoption among Android developers. Other programming languages that can be used for Android app development include C++, Python, and JavaScript. However, Java and Kotlin are the most widely used and recommended languages for Android development.
[Java for Android App Development] Skyica:
Even though it's not exactly an answer to the initial question, I think it's important to know for new developers that Kotlin is definitely to prefer over Java today. As gillanisyedali said, it's rapidly gaining adoption among developers, and this is for very good reasons.
[Desire General] dan56965:
Hi,

I've tried flashing a few froyo roms, and have noticed that the wallpaper quality is consistently worse when applying from the 3D view gallery. The shots below are from OpenDesire(with Sense), and DeFrost, although the problem seems common to all 3d gallery mods.

Any idea what's at fault? How would I go about switching back to the old gallery style?

Ugh, image size limits. See here for the un-resized versions:

imgur.com/DiuLc.png

imgur.com/9styT.png
[Desire General] enuazeal:
for wallpapers i use Wallpaper Set & Save application

Wallpaper Set And Save by Onarres Solutions

50,000 downloads, 1198 ratings (4.2 avg) Free
[Desire General] dan56965:
Thanks for the reply, but that software's horrible. It auto-crops images, so it's pretty much useless.
[Desire General] enuazeal:
all my wallpapers are 960x800 and app doesn't crop anything
[Desire General] g4rvd4:
Yes, I can confirm the issue. I noticed it too, but worked around it by choosing the standard gallery's wallpaper cutter.
[Desire General] dan56965:
Can you elaborate on how you did that? Is there a standard gallery .apk available somewhere?
[Desire General] zerocul:
This is the htc gallery extracted from leedroid 1.4c.. not tested!
[Desire General] dan56965:
Hey, thanks very much. It won't install under opendesire, although I'll test some others.
[Desire General] joogz:
Doesn't work on my Desire [GSM] Oxygen 2.0.1. It installs, but there's nothing in the app drawer
[Desire General] krede:
I've experienced the same problem (on CM7 though). I found QuickPic (search in market) to be the solution to my blurry wallpapers.
[MDA Compact II ROM Development] wolfsschaf:
I tried to upgrade to different 6.5 rom now it stops at bootloader. Is there a way without active sync to flash it back to wm5? Got win7-64bit
[MDA Compact II ROM Development] P_Siebig:
Hi,

I have myself Windows 7 too. Install the Windows Mobile Center. Then it works.

And at the Thread of Cyberal is a Win 7 Bat for Win 6.5 Installations.

PS: Active Sync was the Name at Win XP. Since Vista it is the Windows Mobile Center.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DJB628:
I am not rooted so hope this is the correct location to post this thread!!

Has anyone come out with a solution for the major dialer lag issue with the Hero SW version 2.1 and the .6 update, please advise, some days it is really bad and other days none existent, weird!! :confused:
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skanndelus:
man, i've been waiting for a fix for this. makes the phone totally unusable at times...
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DJB628:
Ditto and this has been my 3rd phone, so how do you think I feel, LOL I feel your pain, and the best part is all Sprint or HTC do tom try to resolve the issue is troubleshoot, and I so tired of there factory reset solutions, LOL
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jasonevil:
i had the same issue until i rooted and got away from sense based roms.

i'm currently using CM6 test 4, no issues with dialer lag....same with darchdroid 2.7