yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] touchpro247:
Post links/pics of what you want.

Thanks!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] touchpro247:
Yes, it does as long as you're already using a rotary lock screen.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] lordv8r:
Here is a pic of the lockscreen.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] ACD168:
Could you please make this compatible with the stock 2.2 RUU deodexed rom.:cool::cool::cool:
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] daftlush:
Is there a MM-Dark-rotary for CM?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] touchpro247:
There is now.

Enjoy!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] mikesincredible:
Is that the nexus live wallpaper on the skyraider bot?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Hatman41:
Blue

I would like one with the media player option in this color of blue. The blue of the lock not the blue of the background.
[General Questions and Answers] quemmy:
Hello.

Im new in android world... I've rooted my htc wildfire. and i want to add some custom fonts... how? :) thanks
[HTC Breeze] KSon82:
Hey guys, I found my old Mteor from a junk box and thought I'd use it as my second phone.

But I'm curious about two things. 1.) Which versions of the WM6 roms for Mteor is the best in both terms of usability and stability? Secondly, is there any way to get TouchFlo on the Mteor? (I'm thinking more or less like the old, 2d touchflo).

I'm not too well versed with flashing, so I thought I'd ask first before just downloading some random rom. :p

Thanks a bunch guys!
[HTC Breeze] KSon82:
Anyone? Hello? (Echo echo echo...) :)
[HTC Breeze] gutek85:
Everythink is described in the forum. Read before you write question!!!
[HTC Breeze] KSon82:
I have read the topics, which are quite numerous and leaving me a bit unsure as to what's the best course of action. Something I was hoping to convey and get help with. So thanks for your unhelpful post.

There are a ton of WM6 roms for the Mteor, many from a couple of years ago. I need something pertinent to my question today. What may have been the best rom 6 months ago isn't now, and the newly released rom might not be as good as the rom released three months ago.

Catch my drift? I'm rather confused as to which rom does the community think is "the best".

For example:

There's this ROM and then there's this ROM. But I've also looked at this one and this one. Is one of them the "defacto" for using on the Mteor? Or are they all the same and it doesn't really matter?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Onedaful:
Ok so I have an unlocked Nexus One that I rooted when I first got the phone 6 months ago. I've been running CM6 no problems at all, everything has been great.

Heres where my problem starts I decided to flash the stock frf91 image onto the phone and did not check superuser permissions or whatever option they gave me before i did it. I was doing this because I thought I was selling my phone. Now I'm not and want to go back to CM6.

The problem is I cant get into recovery at all I get the error with the ! in a triangle with android standing next to it. I've searched everywhere and tried everything. Fastboot and ADB gives me errors like waiting for device (even though my drivers are up to date and it recognizes the phone?) or status failed too many links.

I tried doing a backup from my nandroid information through my nandroid backups on my computer (aka pulling system.img etc) I tried going through the terminal but Im getting denied superuser permissions.

Im just not sure where to go from here ive looked through so many articles and threads and posts and im very confused.

After I flashed the stock image I thought i would still be able to boot into recovery but i guess i dont have recovery? I try to flash the recovery but with no avail.

Anyone have any advice or even just somewhere to start I would really appreciate it. Thanks
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jersey_609:
When u flashed the stock rom it wasnt a rooted version so u have the stock recovery search for how to root the stock Rom once rooted u can put a custom recovery on there hope this helps
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adambenjamin:
The procedures for the different handsets kind of blur together in my memory, so just want to check.

When you booted into recovery and got the "!" screen with the android did you try holding either the volume up, or volume down key <along with the power button> to bring up the menu?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jersey_609:
The ! With the Android is the stock recovery image if I remember correctly if u press the power button the menu should pop up
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g0c:
hi, i wonder what battery meters or indicators are you using and how accurate are they , for example i'm using battstat which does not show the same percentage as stock battery indicator in notification area are not in sync ... i know that the one in notification area is just for "design" purposes but still it's way off.

battstat and androidsysteminfo are showing 48% and 49% respectively and notif. area icon is showing 75% ... and in some cases it proved right.

can other batt. indicators be wrong ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
i use this one

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8124361&postcount=46
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Roy Ngan:
I'm using fightspit's circle battery mod, root needed
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WoLvEriNoo:
Hello everyone

Wanna ask if there is an application which can make the screen ON while calling

Or at least turn ON as soon as the other party answers?

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
you mean disable the sensor that automatically turns the screen off when the phone is next to your face?

it lights up really fast less than a sec, even when you take it out and need to look up something.

i don't find it problematic
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WoLvEriNoo:
No no

I meant while it says "Dialing"

Usually i dont put the phone to my ear unless the other party pick up the phone

As in nokia,iphone, etc.

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
hmm... interesting, mine remains ON until it connects

and i have it set to auto redial
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] se4me:
Mine also turns off while dialing numbers, quite anoying really when you want to just signal someone
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaRkMyk:
same here.. I just press the keypad Up & keypad down until it connects
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] exadeci:
Samfirmware annouced that the gps was better with this two releases

So anyone tried to get gps stuff from it ??

PS: I didn't wanted to psot in both vibrant/captivate forums the same topic and maybe some people here already tried it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] eltommi:
I thought about it too..and I'd want to try to play with gps related files by myself..

but I don't have a car today and it's raining outside, and it's useless to test the goodness of GPS from my window..

so I wait someone (Case_ ? :rolleyes:) does that job..meanwhile..

UP!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] exadeci:
A little bump because topics can die fast here ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] exadeci:
No one else would like to try/share gps updates ??
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Toss3:
Maybe you should ask someone from the captivate part of the forum. ;) I'd definitely be willing to try it as the GPS sucks with jm8.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] exadeci:
Someone has, I'm going to try this tonight http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8129057&postcount=10
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Toss3:
Just tried it using the update.zip method, but it didn't work. Managed to replace the files with root explorer however so I'll be reporting back soon if I see any improvement.

EDIT: Nope no improvement - GPS still jumps around even when staying still.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] exadeci:
Maybe because sometimes when you use root explorer to change or edit a file it seems to work but then you open it again and change is gone (had this issue with hosts file)

And I think that android won't let you change libs while running
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] exadeci:
Really good satelite reception :P it sees 7 satelites in my room (wasn't able to see any inside a building.

Strange thing the libs it didn't replaced them but there where no libs called with the one from Captivate/Vibrant update .....

Like libs for gps where missing so that explain why it failed no ? :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] stuclark:
I've edited and updated these files to make them more relevent to European users (used a europe NTP server and changed the SUPL server to supl.google.com)

...but I can't get the update.zip to sign properly, hence it won't install :(

I've manually uploaded all the files to my i9000 and it does seem to have made some difference, although I haven't tested it fully yet.

Anyway, here's my edited version if anyone wants to use it / sign it
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] snaff:
I manually copied the new gps files from the update zip on the Vibrant forum to my i9000 earlier. Used MyTracks while walking to work and got a near flawless track, or at least as good as I ever got with my Nokia which I was quite happy to use for my running stats.

Most tracks I've made in the past have been really bad though I have had some decent ones so this doesn't prove anything, but if it could be as consistently as good as I got this morning I'd be really happy with it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] exadeci:
Same problem here I had to move the files manually. I don't know why but it works.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Gh0stw4lk3r:
i also tried this so called fix

i made a comparison with a mytrack i did last week, just a small walk around the building here. it does show me better lines. altough this might be a bit small test i do see a difference.

left is the new track i did a few minutes ago, teh right one is the one from a week ago.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] °Dexter°:
May i use root explorer to import the files?and where should i put them?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lafaya:
yea we may need a walkthru on making this work :) plz
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] exadeci:
Well it's pretty easy the update is a zip and it only extract to specified folder

You have:

data

META-INF < Not to be copied

system

In data you have HALGPS_conf so put it in /data/ of your phone then in data there is a directory called gps and it's same structure on your phone so you copy what you have in /data/gps/ from the zip to /data/gps of your phone and so on ;)

Yes you can use rootexplorer i've done it with it but for some reason you have to extract on computer and then transfer the extracted files to your phone,if you try to extract the update.zip with rootexplorer the resulting folder will be empty ....
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] djase:
so for my galaxy s JM8 it 's ok or not ?

cheers
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] snaff:
Tested again in MyTracks, all over the place again, zero improvement over the old firmwares.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] exadeci:
Well I guess yes it's from an eclair FW (well it worked on my Froyo :))

Well check if all the files are where they should ....
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] snaff:
It's not like a previous one where I did:

mv libsecgps.so libgps.old

mv /sdcard/libsecgps.so ./libgps.so

*reboot

*BRICK*

Everything's linked against that lib.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] exadeci:
?? On my phone the libs overwrited nothing ....

[edit] It might be a eclair specific lib (mine is on froyo)

Still not perfect but at least lock fast (made in tram)

The big arc it's after the tram went under a metal bridge (metro)

I'm going to try JPH
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] KLoNe1:
Mine is horrible - still can't even get a location from Fancy Widgets!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] huxflux2003:
There is a binary in the update.zip called agpsd. There is no agpsd nowhere in my device. JM8
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] huxflux2003:
It seems that the Captivate and Vibrant have completely different GPS software. This update.zip cannot work (as intended).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] galaxykeks:
how does this fix thing work compared with gps of JPK?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MrCeddy:
Looking for the link ( somewhere here or in the vibrant\captivate forums) ... but someone posted that you must update the timezone and google servers for use in the UK. The updated is made to work with North Americans ( by the server and timezone specified.)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MrCeddy:
Bell i9000 Users

To confirm Bell I9000 running JG9 with no fixes or modes other than sim unlock & root.

Fix corrected my GPS issues... Previously would have to wait upwards of 15 minutes to get a fix... Now within 10-15 seconds outdoors ( Toronto).

What steps did I take?

1) Installed Clockworks Rom Manager

2) Attempted to "Backup Current Rom" ( installed recovery app when it prompted.)

3) Power cycled phone after the recovery did not init. the first time

4) Choose "backup current rom, phone rebooted and completed backup in 5 minutes or so.

5) Downloaded the fix Vibrant-JI2-GPS.xip from these forums, and saved it to the root of the internal memory.

6) Choose "Install ROM from SD Card" and selected the aforementioned zip file.

7) Phone rebooted and installed update with 60 seconds.

8) Went outside and did a little dance as my GPS started working.

Hope this helps for all the noobs out there.
[Captivate General] cowballz69:
Pretty amazing stuff, would love to see this on a 4 inch super amo led screen :-)

http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/ios-4-ported-successfully-to-htc-magic/
[Captivate General] Kaik541:
this has already been discussed on other sites, and is actually a clone of iOS, not a port. considering they're different screen sizes, different resolutions, entirely different hardware... this is no doubt a clone or theme designed to look like iOS (though very elaborate and detailed one)
[Captivate General] Zilch25:
Why would someone do something like this to a poor unsuspecting Android phone :confused:

Oh the calamity!
[Captivate General] aditya_t90:
It's either an awesome clone or it's a really well timed video.
[Captivate General] daraj:
If Im not mistaken, arent both linux based OS's?
[Captivate General] joedon3:
Yes, but no one has the source code to iOS 4 to be able to port it.
[Captivate General] Kaik541:
actually they are NOT both linux based. Android is Linux based (and I think most of it is released under the apache license except for the kernel which is GPL). iOS is BSD based, both of which are *NIX-like environments, but not the same.

but as stated, there is no source code available to get iOS working on android hardware. considering all the massive technical differences (including something as simple as screen resolution on the HTC Magic which doesn't even have a dedicated GPU I think), it seems at least ridiculously unlikely this is genuine iOS4
[Captivate General] DJNgoma:
Think you mean Unix.
[Captivate General] iceman4357:
Why even do this? If you want an Iphone4, why not just get one?
[Captivate General] s3ct0r3:
This is definitely NOT iOS. The processor architecture, drivers, and other low-level garbage would definitely not work.
[Captivate General] alphadog00:
The chinese have been making knock off phones AND knock off OS for years. I would think this is just some OS that looks like iOS. If it is real iOS, they must have built some virtual environment to boot it in.

But why? Who wants iOS - i made the switch for a reason.
[Captivate General] Bowsa2511:
That video looks pretty damn LEGIT!

The folders, search, slider 0.o

I wouldn't mind a dual-boot iOS on my captivate to show off, and enjoy all those high quality games!

Who's with me!?
[Captivate General] Asori:
The processor architecture shouldn't be an issue right? The iPhone 4 runs on the same processor as our Captivate. They are the same down to how the processor handles and processes code.

I agree with you on drivers. It took forever for them to get android running on my TP2 because of the driver incompatibilities. Some of them had to be rebuilt, but they at least had an idea how to build them... since they had the code to Android.

I wouldn't mind being able to boot into iOS from my Captivate. Why not? More functionality is more power. For instance, we just got Angry Birds recently on Android in a "beta" stage, we could have been running that before if iOS worked. Same with tons of other games and apps. :)
[Captivate General] jdsemler:
Would love it if it were true...Mainly because I just want SOME way to run a Netflix app on my phone!! :D
[Captivate General] ipxnsv:
It's fake. Missing folder animations and alot of other animations. I It's been confirmed as a Chinese Android skin..
[Captivate General] ranova:
-puke- after over 3 years of using iPhones and iOS, the OS was the main reason I wanted to switch to android
[Captivate General] terrigan:
It's very sluggish, even for a skin. Who the heck would want a slow iOS style skin on their Android?
[Captivate General] rajendra82:
Samsung :)
[Captivate General] ozy944:
+1 LOL

I had to comment. You sir, have made my day :)
[Captivate General] InsaneJester17:
Well that is only a mytouch 3g they are using. That phone feels slightly more sluggish than an iphone 3g and iOS 4.0 runs just as bad on a 3g. Not a fast phone at all.

I don't really think this is a skin. There's too much iOS specific things going on. Like the settings menu, the dialer flipping for keypad, all the status bar things being in the right place, ipod controls on the multitasking menu.

This could come in handy. My only complaint about switching from iPhone to Android is there are more well done apps for iPhone. Alot of big companies treat Android like an afterthought, though that is starting to change it seems.
[Captivate General] alphadog00:
But the video is not a Samsung phone so processor is completely different.

Also, it took one of the iPhone dev guys over 1 year to get Linux on an iPhone - and he has access to Linux source code.

Getting iOS on an Android phone without source code will be near impossible. I think a virtualization layer is the only way. And if you really want iOS, buy an iPhone. Except for the antenna issue, and glass on 2 sides, the hardware is nice.
[Captivate General] Bjd223:
I am pretty sure that iPhone OS is based on Mac OSX. I am also pretty sure that Darwin (the base of OSX) is open source. Not sure how much of iPhone OS is open source but I know the UI is closed source.

Also the Captivate and iPhone are almost the exact same hardware. The major difference is the GPU. Also it depends how the phone uses the internal flash (like RAW or MMC, etc). The company that designed the Hummingbird CPU for Samsung is actually owned by Apple.

More than likely if you got Mac OSX on a Captivate it would not boot. With some tinkering someone might be able to get it to boot but it might suck real bad if there is no 2D/3D acceleration.
[Captivate General] Kaik541:
Darwin is open source, but it's under the BSD license, which basically means Apple can keep proprietary whatever it wants to keep, which is the Aqua/Cocoa interface, which is what almost all of OS X runs on. basically, NONE of iOS is open source except for the fact that it's BSD.

the Hummingbird processor and the A4 chip are indeed quite similar, and are made by the same company, but that's running on a HTC magic which is a qualcomm processor I believe. If any phone is likely, it would be ours (but the GPU makes it all but impossible since there would be no drivers/kexts).

you could NEVER get OS X to boot natively on a Captivate. OS X runs on Intel and (up until snow leopard) PPC, we are using an ARM chip. They are not compatible.

anyway, enough off-topic discussion, iOS will likely NEVER be ported to another device because there are simply too many hardware/software differences and reverse engineering everything would take years.
[Captivate General] ngholson:
http://opensource.apple.com
[Captivate General] alphadog00:
Yes, they have a site with open source code, but if you click on ios4 (or any others) you will see that only a small part is open source - not the complete OS.

You could never build an OS with what they open source.
[Captivate General] ngholson:
yea but these guys that make the jailbreak programs for the iOS devices are pretty smart. i am betting that somewhere out there is a leaked copy of the iOS source. (complete)
[Captivate General] Kaik541:
the jailbreak groups and iphone-dev-team are indeed brilliant people. BUT, almost all of their work is reverse engineering. they probe and test various EXPLOITS in broken code. your suggestion of them having the iOS source is kind of silly (they may have partials of a revision or two, I can't know because I'm not a part of their inner sanctum) but with the fact that the source code is CONSTANTLY changing, and everything they release is based on an exploit (buffer/stack overflows and baseband issues).

it requires a very good understanding of how the code REACTS and where the code is vulnerable, but it doesn't actually require the source (though that would potentially make it loads easier).

finding a crack in how a software currently runs isn't likely to result in a developing build environment. you may grab a config file here or there, but without all the source (.C and .h and all the other good files necessary), we'll be left with (grossly) impersonating the UI
[Captivate General] /\/!k:
This would be awesome
[Captivate General] tsachi:
The article states: "...the video is posted by a Chinese Smartphone hacker, who claims complete access to iOS 4 code...". Still, it would be a very quick porting considering the complexity of the changes needed.
[Captivate General] SnakeHaveYou:
Heretic!! :P
[Captivate General] cappysw10:
One question, why the hell would you want to junk up your phone with IOS?

I'm with zilch, the horror of it all!
[Captivate General] SiL3nTKiLL:
holy crap, amazing wut people can do :)
[Captivate General] xfernand:
I'll vote for more not less. I'm the 1st one opposed to the constricted world of iOS but I wouldn't mind the option for booting multiple OS on my phone when I feel like it: 2.2, 3.0, iOS4, Phone 7... heck even that Nokia/Intel crap that's coming out. Not sure about the BB stuff though. Spent 10 years on it. I'm done with it :D
[Captivate General] Rockliveson123:
Maybe he hollowed out a htc magic and put an iphone in it. It sure looks like it. Haha
[Captivate General] himmelhauk:
Why would you want iOS4 on your Captivate? There really isn't anything that great about it imo that would make me ever want it. Android is much better because there is much more you can do with it. As said before, if you want IOS so bad, trade down for an iPhone :) Only other OS I would try is WinMo 7, as I only had Windows phones before my Captivate and I like Windows.
[Captivate General] Gariti:
I would like to dual boot for certain apps (games )
[Captivate General] jakemochas:
Same hardware

the focus and the captivate have almost identical hardware... it will be interesting to see if dual boot is possible
[Captivate General] guthriemd:
Dual boot for stuff like Words with Friends. Would be nice to be able to have it when I wanted it. For most functions, I'd stick with Android, but there are times...
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pauper7:
Im curious why some choose Collins over SetCPU and vice versa. In my head "Collins Tweak" may be best since it has no running processes and/or utilizes any memory (from what I can tell). Im curious why SetCPU is popular and the results that have been achieved by using one versus the other.