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[Droid X Themes and Apps] GregTard:
Dark Android for RubiX Focused 1.9.5

Dark Android is a very detailed dark theme with green highlights for RubiX Focused 1.9.5. For more details and screenshots, visit my site Dark Android Designs.

The following system apps are themed in this version:

Dialer

News Widget

Settings & Power Widget

Google Search Box

Browser

Gingerbread Keyboard

Contacts

Media Gallery

MotoTorch/Ringer Widgets

If you would like to see Dark Android ported to another ROM, I gladly accept requests and I will see if I or someone else can do so in a reasonable amount of time. I am currently in need of testers or developers to work with me to expand my testing abilities and content since I only have a few testers and am using my primary phone to develop and test on. If you would like to test or help in development, please email me at daDesigns@mpmitchell.com.

As always, I am not responsible for anything that happens to your phone and all mods, including this theme and all others, have the possibility of damaging your phone. I will do my best to support my theme and assist with any errors that may be caused by this theme. Please read all instructions and entire thread before installing. Important information can be within the thread in user posts. Please remember that I do this as a hobby after my full time job so please allow adequate time for me to respond to a question or issue. Also, if you like my work and would like to help me continue my work, please donate.

To install Dark Android, download the package and follow the below instructions:

You should always backup your system before installing any ROM or theme.

Copy DarkAndroid.zip to your sdcard

Reboot into Bootstrap Recovery

Install zip from sdcard

Choose zip

Browse and select zip

Install zip

When complete, use back button or power button to back up

Reboot phone

There is also a goodies pack that contains lots of icons, wallpapers, LP docks, and alternate fonts as well as various themed market apps. To use the extra content in the goodies pack and market apps, download them into a folder on your sdcard.

The goodies pack should be extracted onto you sdcard

The icons can be applied using Launcher Pro, Desktop Visualizer, Folder Organizer, or one of the many other choices for icon customization.

The docks can be used with Launcher Pro.

The fonts are in flashable zips so once extracted, they can be flashed.

Of course, the wallpapers are applied the normal way using the gallery selection or other tool.

To install the market apps from your sdcard, remove the .zip extension and install like any other app. (You must remove any existing version of the app prior to installing)

For more information about how to use Launcher Pro to modify your dock and icons, check out their user guide here.

Download Links

Dark Android for RubiX 1.9.5

Google Voice

Launcher Pro

Goodies Pack

Visit Dark Android Designs or follow me on Twitter
[Droid X Themes and Apps] Droid-Xer:
Nice theme. Download link isng working.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] GregTard:
Sorry, links are working now. Was doing some cleanup on my server yesterday and forgot to update the links.
[Android Apps and Games] Dafferen:
.

Mega Jump is officially available for Android !

I've tested it on my HTC Desire. It's working but it's a little bit laggy.

Source: http://tinyurl.com/megajumpofficially
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Z0l:
I managed to successfully compile the adb and fastboot binaries for PowerPC by hacking the Android SDK a little bit. If you use a PowerPC Mac and would like to use it for debugging/etc Android device, you may find these interesting. (The apps were compiled under Leopard, I have no clue if they will also run on Tiger or not)

Word of warning: I don't take any responsibility if any of these apps kill your phone or the neighbors. You have been warned.

Known bugs: serial numbers are shown incorrectly in both apps, also you should run them from iTerm as they messed up the standard Terminal.app for me once.

Tested and working features (on a PowerBook 12" 1.5Ghz and an iBook G4):

adb:

shell

logcat

reboot

bugreport

push

pull

fastboot:

reboot

reboot-bootloader

flash (radio|hboot)

erase (system|boot)

acp:

Didn't test this one, I never used it, but seems like working.

Since I don't have any other machine ATM, I couldn't test the flash function yet, I'm planning to do that soon. Anybody curious enough to test, please reply with your results, so I can update the list. As always, donations are welcome :-)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] SystemR89:
Just tested on my ibook g4!

It works fine! Thank You very much!

EDIT:

I used it to flash the new bootloader (1.33.013d) and the new radio (2.22.28.25_S) via fastboot.

Commands tested:

fastboot flash radio RADIO-2.22.28.25.img

fastboot flash hboot hboot-1.33.0013d.img

fastboot reboot-bootloader

fastboot erase system -w

fastboot erase boot

fastboot reboot
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Z0l:
Glad to hear that, I'll update the first post in a few minutes. Can you confirm the bug with the serial numbers or was it working for you?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] SystemR89:
The serial number isn't shown but appear "####"
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Guest23444:
@Z0l, could you post a patch for the source?

I tried briefly to do exactly what you've managed to do, but no point in reinventing the wheel :P
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Z0l:
Actually there is no patch :-) What you should do is to checkout the froyo sdk with repo (this is important, because gingerbread requires java6, which is a bit problematic on ppc), copy the build/core/combo/HOST_darwin-x86.mk to HOST_darwin-ppc.mk, then issue the "make adb" and "make fastboot" from the top of the source. I think I received some warnings, but at the end the binaries were at out/host/darwin-ppc/bin. So, the actual commands are:

Hope that helps. Also, make sure you do the compile on a case-sensitive filesystem (I created a case-sensitive dmg for that)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] land.apfel:
Does this still work with Gingerbread and ICS devices like the Nexus S and the Galaxy Nexus?

Thanks for answering in advance.

land.apfel
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Z0l:
I'd say yes because I see no reason for them not to work. Although both adb and fastboot received updates, the fundamentals are the same.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] land.apfel:
OK, so I'll try them but I won't be able to use the backup feature, will I?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Z0l:
Could you elaborate a bit what you mean under backup? All the adb and fastboot commands worked when I tested them.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] land.apfel:
With backup I mean "$ ./adb backup".
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Z0l:
These binaries were compiled long before ICS existed (adb backup is available since ICS), so I don't think it'll work. You can try compiling a new version yourself, unfortunately I no longer have access to a PPC dev environment.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] land.apfel:
That's why I've asked.

Unfortunately I'm too dumb to compile it by myself :(
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] blackthund3r:
iBook G3

Hi there,

Sorry to bump such an old topic! But I think I have a (very?????) special case. Is it possible to compile the newer ICS Binaries..... for iBook G3 on 10.4.11? :P

I tried running these and I got the dreaded "Incompatible CPU subtype" so I assume they're for G4 and up. Is there a way this could be changed?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Z0l:
Sorry for the late reply, you cannot compile anything newer than GB on powerpc. Even GB needed the above trick, but since ICS requires a Java that never existed for powerpc, I think its impossible.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] blackthund3r:
Haha ok fair enough :) the hardware is kinda old anyway. ;p

It's because when parents remove the Windows laptop I only have my iBook or athlon server left xD
[EVO 4G General] J_Bone:
I use Google Voice for my voicemail. I have a colleague who does the same, with her Blackberry. We both are on Sprint.

Our calls aren't going to voicemail. I went into Google Voice on my desktop and see that my last voicemail was 12-23. I had my phone with me over the holidays and was on vacation for a week, so not getting a voicemail didn't really stand out.

When I try today, I get this message "We could not complete your call. Please try again."

Any ideas on where I can look before I give them a call? I am running Ultimate Droid and was sure if they would ask questions about my phone being rooted or instruct me to go to certain menus that may or may not be different.

I could get her to call later tonight if it is a Sprint thing but wanted to see if one of you smart folks might have a quick answer.

Thanks.
[EVO 4G General] bradleyw801:
I also run UD2.5 and I have no problems using Google Voice as my voicemail provider. So you can probably rule out Sprint as being the problem.

You do need to make sure that Google Voice is set as your voicemail provider. Go into settings > Call Settings > Voicemail Service.

It should say Google Voice there. If it says My Carrier. That may be your problem.

If that says Google Voice, then you know you are least half way there. On your computer, log in to your google voice account, and click on settings in the top right corner. It should show your cell phone number as a forwarding number. Then to the right, it should say "deactivate Google Voicemail on this phone?"

If it says "Active Google voicemail on this phone?", then you haven't activated it yet. Click the hyperlink and it should give you a short code to dial on your phone to set up Gvoice as your VM provider.

If it says "deactivate" and you still aren't getting it to leave VM's. Then try clicking "deactivate", then activate again. It should walk you through the set up again.

Last but not least, you can check to see if it is initialized as your voicemail by calling your own cell phone number from your own phone. Gvoice should recognize this and take you into your Gvoice mailbox.

I hope at least one of those steps works. If not, you can try to PM me with your results, I don't know how much more I could help, but I don't mind if you do.
[EVO 4G General] J_Bone:
I really appreciate the help but no luck. Everything is showing like it is working but calls are still not going to google voice.

My GVoice Inbox is still showing all of my old messages (been using gvoice for about a year with no problems). Call Settings menu is showing google voice as the carrier.

The Voice app is working fine. I did go in and force stop it and cleared data to see if it would help. Doing that kicked me back through the setup process that I had already went through a few times.

I'm really hoping for an "Ah-ah" moment that makes me feel like an idiot...
[EVO 4G General] ifly4vamerica:
Did you actually try dialing the *28 followed by your google number just to reactivate conditional call forwarding?

Evo Sent
[EVO 4G General] J_Bone:
I will try that. It did give me a link to call during the activation that began with *28 but the rest of the number was not my google number.
[EVO 4G General] J_Bone:
Still no luck. Had my hopes up on that one.

I still get Sprint voicemail when I call myself and I get 'Call can not be completed as dialed' when I call from my wife's phone.
[EVO 4G General] ifly4vamerica:
That's weird, so you did try it WITH your google number? I'm not sure why it would give you a different number. You also logged into google voice with the proper gmail address? If you go to settings in google voice does it show the proper phone numbers? Under "this phones number" is your cell number and under google number you see your actual google number? This is a really weird situation.

You can call Sprint and have them completely disable voicemail on your account but I don't think that will actually help.

Evo Sent
[EVO 4G General] J_Bone:
I did. I am not having much luck with Google this week. Can't purchase Root Explorer because Google checkout says my zip code is bad (apparently a known issue that only effects some merchants with some customers).

Anyway. When you call your google number from a different phone what SHOULD it do? From my wife's phone, it goes straight to my Inbox. That sound right? I have only used gvoice for voicemail and not a number I use for any calls, in or out.
[EVO 4G General] ifly4vamerica:
It will only go right to the inbox if you have it set up that way. Of course calling your google number should go to Your inbox not your wifes, unless her account is the one it is associated with. Basically when somebody calls your google number it will ring whatever phones you have it set to forward to. If you have forwarding off then it will go straight to voicemail. If indeed calling your google number goes to your wifes inbox then her gmail address is the one associated with that account. Thus you will have to go into google voice app and log out with your gmail and log in with hers. If you need more help I can be found on yahoo chat under ifly4vamerica, might be easier to help you through this issue.
[EVO 4G General] timdawgdentist:
Its got to be something stupid.... Probably you didnt set something up right. I have 2 google voice numbers one for business.. and one for my voicemail...

I have Never had a problem unless I didn't

1. *28 google voice number ( have to do this after flashing anything or restoring anything)

2. Did not refresh the gv app on my phone. ( after flashing or restoring)

3. Make sure you gmail accts are synced... that way you will get a transcript of the vmail and a link to audio

Its gotta be a miss step somewhere.

I have no probs as long as i do all these things. I flash crap on my phone all the time.

2cents

tim
[EVO 4G General] J_Bone:
I have tried to start over a few times and each time I click Activate in the Settings menu it gives me a two step process: 1) Type this number from your cell phone *28{followed by a number that is NOT my Google number}. 2) Press Send.

This doesn't work. So I hit *38 to try and clear it back out (just in case).

I also get directed to that same *28 number when I go through the Call Settings>Voicemail>Voicemail Settings menu on my phone. It refers to it as a carrier configuration. I have GV selected as the carrier in the menu above.

I have also tried to use my Google number after the *28, which is apparently what you are supposed to do and yet again it doesn't work.

When you guys click activate on the GV Menu page does it suggest *28 with your g-number or something different?

What is really bugging me about this crap is that I have been using GV on multiple phones for more than a year (on the EVO since Aug) with no hiccups and it "breaks" out of the blue when I made no other changes to my phone or service.

I did try Sprint last night and the rep there said he fixed it but when I got off the phone and tested it, same result and I decided to go to bed as I value my TV and I was about to throw my phone through it. Gonna try and see if a different rep know more.

Thanks again for all the suggestions.
[EVO 4G General] J_Bone:
Update

Still a little confused here but now have it working. Still interested in the 'Why' side of things in case it were to happen again. Was on with a Sprint rep, for over an hour, who seemed to know his stuff and was a GV user himself.

My tries last night were from home where I use an Airrave (older model) for coverage. My tries this morning while talking to him were from my office where the signal is bad. On a couple of occasions I got connected to Verizon. There wasn't a roaming icon on my phone. Maybe Ultimate Droid doesn't show the icon? Not sure there.

He felt like the issue was connecting with Sprint and said that while the Airrave SHOULD work it could still be part of the problem. We finally stopped and he recommended I go to a Service Center, where we would be guaranteed to have good coverage and try again.

After we hung up, I downloaded the Stock 3.70 Rom and wiped everything (data x 3, cache and davlik) and flashed the new stock Rom. I wasn't expecting much as it smelled like a system thing with forwarding calls from Sprint to Google.

In Menu>Settings>Call>Voicemail Service I noticed I no longer had the option to choose Google Voice. I downloaded the GV app. I then went outside, stood on one leg with my socks off and my shirt unbuttoned to make sure I had a good signal, and followed the app's suggested setup, which included the *28 with the number that is NOT my GV number. Now it works.

Should I be worried about restoring my nand backup I did before the wipe? I'm thinking no but I also didn't think the reflash of the Stock would work. I am guessing the unawared roaming was prbly the biggest culprit.

Sorry for the length. Just trying to get all in here in case someone else has a similar issue.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] GregTard:
Blue Droid for RubiX Focused 1.8.6, 1.9.0, & 1.9.3

Blue Droid is a very detailed dark theme with blue highlights for RubiX Focused 1.8.6, 1.9.0, & 1.9.3. For more details and screenshots, visit my site Dark Android Designs.

The following system apps are themed in this version:

Google Search Box

Browser

Gingerbread Keyboard

Media Gallery

MotoTorch/Ringer Widgets

If you would like to see Blue Droid ported to another ROM, I gladly accept requests and I will see if I or someone else can do so in a reasonable amount of time. I am currently in need of testers or developers to work with me to expand my testing abilities and content. If you would like to test or help in development, please email me at daDesigns@mpmitchell.com.

As always, I am not responsible for anything that happens to your phone and all mods, including this theme and all others, have the possibility of damaging your phone. I will do my best to support my theme and assist with any errors that may be caused by this theme. Please read all instructions and entire thread before installing. Important information can be within the thread in user posts. Please remember that I do this as a hobby after my full time job so please allow adequate time for me to respond to a question or issue. Also, if you like my work and would like to help me continue my work, please donate.

To install Blue Droid, download the package and follow the below instructions:

You should always backup your system before installing any ROM or theme.

Copy BlueDroid.zip to your sdcard

Reboot into Bootstrap Recovery

Install zip from sdcard

Choose zip

Browse and select zip

Install zip

When complete, use back button or power button to back up

Reboot phone

There is also a goodies pack that contains lots of icons, wallpapers, LP docks, and alternate fonts as well as various themed market apps. To use the extra content in the goodies pack and market apps, download them into a folder on your sdcard.

The goodies pack should be extracted onto you sdcard

The icons can be applied using Launcher Pro, Desktop Visualizer, Folder Organizer, or one of the many other choices for icon customization.

The docks can be used with Launcher Pro.

The fonts are in flashable zips so once extracted, they can be flashed.

Of course, the wallpapers are applied the normal way using the gallery selection or other tool.

To install the market apps from your sdcard, remove the .zip extension and install like any other app. (You must remove any existing version of the app prior to installing)

For more information about how to use Launcher Pro to modify your dock and icons, check out their user guide here.

Download Links

Blue Droid for RubiX 1.8.6, 1.9.0, & 1.9.3 (Solid notification shade background)

Blue Droid for RubiX 1.8.6, 1.9.0, & 1.9.3 (Transparent notification shade background)

Blue Droid for Tranquility 3.6

Google Voice

Goodies Pack

Visit Dark Android Designs or follow me on Twitter
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] tina333:
Just flashed it running 1.5.2 and it works great! Should work with most roms though :)

BLUE

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=888330

RED

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=880967
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] lufc:
Thanks tina nice find :)
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] Baldyl0cks:
just flashed this on Steves 1.5.2 and when I rebooted my marketplace is still green :S
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] lufc:
In the threads it says to clear the caches.
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] tina333:
I didn't have to clear caches but I've not long wiped so probably didn't need to :)
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] lufc:
Nor did i tina both of them worked fine for me :)
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] kirkla79:
I cleared my caches but only the blue one works for me, not sure why.
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] tina333:
I can't get the red to work either? I thought it might be worth toggling the signature checking on streakmod?
[Droid X Themes and Apps] GregTard:
Blue Droid for Tranquility 3.6

Blue Droid is a very detailed dark theme with blue highlights for Tranquility 3.6. For more details and screenshots, visit my site Dark Android Designs.

The following system apps are themed in this version:

Google Search Box

Browser

Gingerbread Keyboard

Media Gallery

MotoTorch/Ringer Widgets

If you would like to see Blue Droid ported to another ROM, I gladly accept requests and I will see if I or someone else can do so in a reasonable amount of time. I am currently in need of testers or developers to work with me to expand my testing abilities and content. If you would like to test or help in development, please email me at daDesigns@mpmitchell.com.

As always, I am not responsible for anything that happens to your phone and all mods, including this theme and all others, have the possibility of damaging your phone. I will do my best to support my theme and assist with any errors that may be caused by this theme. Please read all instructions and entire thread before installing. Important information can be within the thread in user posts. Please remember that I do this as a hobby after my full time job so please allow adequate time for me to respond to a question or issue. Also, if you like my work and would like to help me continue my work, please donate.

To install Blue Droid, download the package and follow the below instructions:

You should always backup your system before installing any ROM or theme.

Copy BlueDroid.zip to your sdcard

Reboot into Bootstrap Recovery

Install zip from sdcard

Choose zip

Browse and select zip

Install zip

When complete, use back button or power button to back up

Reboot phone

There is also a goodies pack that contains lots of icons, wallpapers, LP docks, and alternate fonts as well as various themed market apps. To use the extra content in the goodies pack and market apps, download them into a folder on your sdcard.

The goodies pack should be extracted onto you sdcard

The icons can be applied using Launcher Pro, Desktop Visualizer, Folder Organizer, or one of the many other choices for icon customization.

The docks can be used with Launcher Pro.

The fonts are in flashable zips so once extracted, they can be flashed.

Of course, the wallpapers are applied the normal way using the gallery selection or other tool.

To install the market apps from your sdcard, remove the .zip extension and install like any other app. (You must remove any existing version of the app prior to installing)

For more information about how to use Launcher Pro to modify your dock and icons, check out their user guide here.

Download Links

Blue Droid for Tranquility 3.6

Google Voice

Goodies Pack

Visit Dark Android Designs or follow me on Twitter
[Android Software Development] dinguznomad:
(title says it)

I would love a whole home screen that is the app drawer, swipe and boom theres the apps any new ones updated

anyone seen such a thing?
[Android Software Development] bailz2506:
I think the closest your gonna get is flashing a MIUI rom
[Android Software Development] iondokk:
I did see that...its made by apple...you can get it on itunes