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[Nexus One Themes and Apps] neopbm:
Hi,

As there is no update since a long time in Nightly's versions is it possible to make this theme compatible with this roms ? : http://fitsnugly.euroskank.com/gigglebread/passion/

Thanks

Sorry for my bad english
[G Tablet General] dispozable:
I searched for a few days all over the internet before I ended up getting the gtab... I almost got the herotab mid816, but I'm glad I spent a bit more, I ended up getting a lot more back.

Pros: AWESOME TOUCH RESPONSE, blazing fast (after a new rom), multi touch works good, lots of Modding options

Cons: small viewing angle, android standard buttons on the side don't light up, slow stock rom, expensive dock (55$)

This is my first android tablet but I do have 2 android phones. This thing destroys my phones in speed! This thing is crazy fast! I plan to write a better review when I get home, but for now I must say I really like this g-tablet. I plan on uploading some app packs or at least do some compatibility tests for people! Later g-tabbers. ;)
[G Tablet General] rushless:
Funny that after all of the hubbub of new tabs coming out, the Gtablet still seems the best option for modders (total cost considered).
[G Tablet General] jhermit:
Actually, from everything I read, this was the best (cost effective) option for anybody wanting Android. It just so happens that a new ROM is required if you want to enjoy the speed. I think that if you are in the lookout for honeycomb, you really need to consider this one.

I just did not want an iPad.
[G Tablet General] cardwell1345:
I hated it out of the box and thought I had wasted money then I installed tnt lite and love it
[G Tablet General] gpzjack:
I have to admit that even with its shortcomings its looking more and more like a bargain compared to the prices of the new stuff coming out. I'm very happy with mine and i am really surprised by how much i use it now.
[G Tablet General] tysonkam:
I think that for the non-iPad crowd, the G-Tab will end up being the best value for a Honeycomb tablet this year. With the exception of a better screen, there's not much else to want compared to the other Honeycomb tablet announcements. Yes, a GPS would be nice, but I don't seem to miss it. I plan on holding onto the G-Tab until the next round of tablets with quad-core Tegra III's come out.

I have to thank the developers here that are really breathing life into the device and putting money in Viewsonic's pocket; as I believe that if it weren't for the existence of other ROMS, the G-Tab would have long since disappeared.

Thanks guys!
[G Tablet General] kjmott:
I agree that this is the best cost efficent option. I am using the enhancement pack and everything runs great and I can't wait for honeycomb. I just with the screen was a bit better.
[G Tablet General] johnh123:
Ive gotta say, though I like the tab (running vegan tab) it does seem more sluggish than my froyo dell streak. Also, I find the screen responsiveness pales in comparison to my ipad. Those two things may be related.
[G Tablet General] ap77:
If the screen wasn't so bad, this would be a great tablet. But I'm pretty particular about screens (particularly IPS vs. TN panels), and this may not bother other folks as much. If you can live with the screen or don't even notice what's wrong with it, you've got a great device for an excellent price compared to the competition.
[G Tablet General] wb7ond:
I was very hesitant to mess with the original, as it upgraded as soon as it connected to my wireless wifi. But the Marketplace did not work, so I took the plunge a couple weeks back and put the TNT and the Clockworks and its been great ever since. I wish I could find some info on all the menu items in Clockwork. I discovered by accident to "fix the permissions" was via the Clockworks. I discovered by accident where the backup files "live" on the sdcard so I could copy them to the computer. When I do a restore, there are about 4 choices, but I can only speculate as to what each would overwrite or upgrade. When it formats or does a "restore" I don't exactly know what I am restoring.. I know there is a lot of capability in Clockworks, but have not been able to find one location that has a good tutorial.

I have to smile as I read all the "new" pads coming out on Engadget, et.al., and they have similar hardware, except gps, as the Gtab, its almost a "secret" gem, and with the upgraded ROMS on this site, its a real jewel...

****
[G Tablet General] jhermit:
The part about the screen that really bothers me is the fingerprints. Bought a screen protector just to see if it helps. The angles do not bother me as much and kind of like the guy next to me in the airplane not seeing what I am doing...
[G Tablet General] shadowhawk2020:
I bought a two pack of microfiber cloths from Target dollar spot. They work great!
[G Tablet General] philipwest:
rain-x

I read in a different post if you use rain-x it cuts down on the smudges. I wonder if the anti-fog works better. I have not tried it yet but it sounds like a good idea.
[G Tablet General] jhermit:
Yes, I was going to try the screen protector first since it was only $11 shipped and others have had good luck with it. If that doesn't do it, then Rain-x will be my answer. I would prefer not having to apply Rain-x every few weeks...
[G Tablet General] sg.bullets:
I was hesitant of the rain-x method, but I tried it 2 days ago. It did wonders and highly recommend trying this out. I have not redone the process yet. Just make sure you really let the rain-x dry to a haze before wiping clean.

I have had very little fingerprints at all.

Thread link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=892959
[G Tablet General] Kayak83:
Might as well just wax the screen with car wax if people are using rain-x.
[G Tablet General] dispozable:
Update:

I do now use Rain-X on my tablet about once every two weeks (twice so far) and there is no fading or any kind of bad response from the tablet. I have gone through a few roms and now have a stable and fast one running 2.2. All in all I really like this tablet. I got my hands on an iPad and I felt like a traitor and an iRetard. I keep asking "Where is the back button? Where is the menu button?" After about 10 minutes I gave up and decided the trade wasn't worth it :)

Untill they have Android working on an iPad (stable, not just booting) I'll pass and stay with my G-Tab.
[NFC Hacking] djbrutale:
NFC Classic Tag Reader/Writer v1.1

Hy guys, i m writing a NFC App.

This is only a beta version... I try to implement P2P next week, until then

stay tuned and try out the new version ;-)

Software Version:

only 2.3.3 and up

Features Now:

Read Basic Tag Information UID, ISO, ATQ, SAK...

Share Tag NDEF only for now. (... not all ndef tags supported yet)

Create your own NDEF Tag... (... pretty buggy try to fix this next week)

Detect ePassport

Read Mifare Ultralight / C

Read Mifire classic 1K, 2K, 4K only with std. keys.

Future Features:

Card Emulation

ePassport

Android Market Link: (new version is in the market)

http://market.android.com/details?id=com.pocketluxus.nfclassic
[NFC Hacking] unknownkwita:
Im interested in this, especially the emulation of NFC cards.

also your link is broken.
[NFC Hacking] djbrutale:
Link Fixed ;-)

I already have developed a version of this app with the new SDK, so the emulation modus should work there, but i cant test it without a software update for my nexus... damn google, hurry up and update GIT with the new NFC classes!!! ;-)
[NFC Hacking] jamiemac1977:
I am so hoping for a phone/oyster card merge in the near future, will be nice to leave the wallet at home ^.^

That is presuming it's possible. Nice to see some NFC groundwork allready being done. Should be an interesting year :D
[NFC Hacking] floomat:
is there a way to check if nfc is working correctly? i was not able yet to scan anything..i even don't know what i could scan here in germany :D
[NFC Hacking] grippa:
great stuff! cant wait for 2.3.3 (or whatever that has NFC api's), apparently we're getting an update soon (http://engt.co/eivVFI) with bug fixes, dont know if that has the NFC api's.

i have 3 RFID cards i want to use!!!!
[NFC Hacking] grippa:
@djbrutale, have you seen this?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=957104

this guy apparently has a i9023 with Android 2.3.3!!! and he also has a different tags application! may be you can test it on his?
[NFC Hacking] iKitsunee:
Nice - Can't wait till all the features become available.
[NFC Hacking] djbrutale:
yeah, i have seen this...

but i have to wait for the update, i need it on my developer phone, otherwise i cant test it. Some rumours says it comes next week... so lets wait and hope ;-)

If you already have 2.3.3 u can check out the NXP version

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.nxp.nfc.tagwriter&feature=search_result

looks like they did the same work as i had planed :-D
[NFC Hacking] grippa:
but does it have the same emulation function?

does yours work like 'store - and - transmit'? i.e. scan my oyster in and use the phone instead?
[NFC Hacking] djbrutale:
I think i can only emulate Ndef Tags like SmartPoster, URLs...

If you have the Mifare Keys u could read out the card completely or change something on the card, but i think u will never be able to emulate a complete mifare card with the NXP chip on the phone... That would be crazy if NXP let that happen ;-)

My software will be able to share contacts and files via NFC.

Collecting tags like a SmartPoster and share them again with NFC.

Maybe i implement a full readout from the mifare cards with the std. keys, so if u have luck u can read whats on the mifare card, but i will be hard to emulate that.
[NFC Hacking] grippa:
hmm...well something is better than nothing :) still looking forward for your full app.
[NFC Hacking] exssrerion:
I can't use simulate mode.
[NFC Hacking] djbrutale:
...try it out, i put a beta version on the first post.

still hadnt the change to update my phone :-(

i hope i get the time to improve the app next week!
[NFC Hacking] fear2142:
Here are updates to 2.3.3

Update from 2.3.2

Update from 2.3.1

djbrutale

Hope, that you will enable card emulation soon, want to try this.
[NFC Hacking] grubynawro:
I'm waiting for it too. Payments without card willd be so easy with this
[NFC Hacking] Trinitronik:
tested this out. Why with my MifareUltralight card it found 2 nfc tags in one :))

The first says in Type: android.nfc.tech Mfare Ultralight

The second tag says: Type - NfcA

Stucks in sharing. And really waiting for Ultralight support! PLEASEE!! :))
[NFC Hacking] grubynawro:
I have 3 tags from my Visa card, so it's normal
[NFC Hacking] djbrutale:
Added a new feature. the complete payload of the mifare card will be read out ;-)

Well the emulation modus is a tricky thing, i guess... not sure if im able to get access to the secure module...
[NFC Hacking] grippa:
tried it - it reads, but some times says reading fails. and it seems to crash the settings > NFC switch.

great news about the mifare card readout.

is it possible to erase a mifare card?
[NFC Hacking] Blu3D:
I found this while reading up on nfc and the NS, might it be of use? Basically says we can have full card emulation with a custom rom (might even be enabled in 2.3.3, since the article is older?).

nearfieldcommunicationsworld.com/2011/02/13/35913/uncovered-the-hidden-nfc-potential-of-the-google-nexus-s-and-the-nokia-c7/
[NFC Hacking] grippa:
great article! although none of their apps are public!
[NFC Hacking] djbrutale:
Thx, i know.. but for the SmartMX (Secure Element) i need WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS permission. So i need the private Key of the ROM to sign the app... Maybe there is a way over ROOT to set the permission, but otherwise i have to compile the hole rom myself and i don't have time for this.

Yes sure u can set every byte on the MifareClassic card if u have the keys...

I may implement some of this function like cleaning a card or save some data on it...
[NFC Hacking] ozone89:
@djbrutale: you just deserved a thank you and a 5* rate on the thread for the idea, even if I'm not going to download it (sorry, I don't like apps peeping at my phone infos with an active internet connection :rolleyes:)

btw, if I dump a tag with it, may I use it later with the phone as an emulated card?

I mean, I have a bus card, but with the stock reader I get an unknown tag message.

Is your app able to do a raw dump for later retransmitting via Nexus? ;)
[NFC Hacking] djbrutale:
I just uploaded a new version to the market...

i removed the unused permissions like INTERNET ;-)

and some small bugs...

The copy of a Tag might be possible in special situations, but in the normal case it won't work. For example, in the emulation modus u can't change the UID, i guess...

well, we will see :-D

What u can do now is copy the payload from a NDEF tag and share it again.

And i think in the future it will be possible to share the same payload as a Mifare Ultralight Tag has, besides the UID...
[NFC Hacking] ozone89:
thanks, when CM will get to 2.3.3 I'll install it :)

meanwhile, you just deserved anoder 5* and a thanks ^_^
[NFC Hacking] amjad_2020:
can i use it ti tag app from my NS to another NS ?
[NFC Hacking] ozone89:
@djbrutale

installed right now, gave you 5* on market ^_^

you should thank CM guys for releasing nightly 11 (brings 2.3.3) :D

you sure deserve yet another thanks by me :)
[NFC Hacking] djbrutale:
It should be possible, but i tried it with a nexus 2.3.3 and the second nexus 2.3.2 and it didn't worked. even not with the system buildin "tag" app...

So i'm not sure what went wrong... but in the future it should be possible to share NDEF tags(Contacts and so on...) and P2P communication.

I need a 2.3.3 ROM with the system private keys. Does someone have a compiled ROM with these keys... I'd like to have ;-) otherwise i can't test the emulation mode...

The current app in the market still have a lot of bugs, try to fix these in the next days :-D
[NFC Hacking] zaidsir:
Nice job,

I have created an NDEF message just like the sample code at google's site but i cant read it on my ACR122 do you know how can I read it?
[NFC Hacking] ClericDade:
So, any news?
[NFC Hacking] fiergna:
Can you add read and write nfc type V

Provides access to NFC-V (ISO 15693) properties and I/O operations.
[NFC Hacking] Fredro:
Any news on the development?

I got a Galaxy Nexus and I've been playing around with NFC.

Since I didn't find any support in your app to enter keys for a mifare classic card, I had to make my own app reading the tag with hardcoded keys (for my bus card).

My goal is to be able to emulate the whole card, but I read something about a special patched rom.

EDIT:

Found some info about the secure elements

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/android-developers/1fw1qfFqpGc/discussion

Nice app btw :)
[NFC Hacking] johnsten:
When i open this app i get secure settings permission needed!! do i need root for this?

I have an HTC one x
[NFC Hacking] alvespt:
is nfc emulation working? is this possible?
[NFC Hacking] Bardamuz:
We also work in NFC app’s and bus card (some) cannot be emulate we have try in several way , but no luck , yet don’t know why can’t …

anyway we keep trying … and i same time working in our app
[NFC Hacking] foffit:
The app was removed from Google play. Could you upload it elsewhere?
[NFC Hacking] band8266:
Please!!!
[NFC Hacking] sabbath88:
+1
[NFC Hacking] Puskash:
Unsure

Excuse me please... but its just me (my device/browser), or the link is still broken...? Thanks anyway for it though.
[NFC Hacking] julienrl:
Did the dev for this app move to another forum? Or did one of the updates since 2.3 break all functionality?

Anyways, I would really like to have this so I can replace my buss pass with my phone.
[NFC Hacking] Barbanish:
Link broken

Inviato dal mio LG-E610 con Tapatalk 2
[NFC Hacking] Jay_9090:
where i found this program ?
[NFC Hacking] chaos50006:
I will upload it later today probably. Mediafire ok for everyone?
[NFC Hacking] daniel_loft:
Zippyshare would be preferred, but any other is good.
[NFC Hacking] alevbozzi:
Nice one

Inviato dal mio LT30p con Tapatalk 2
[NFC Hacking] mastawindu:
Can you please re-upload it ? (on any file host)
[NFC Hacking] Jay_9090:
Yes, please upload on : http://www.multiupload.nl/
[NFC Hacking] Guillemp97:
Working perfect
[NFC Hacking] armq:
Could you please reupload the appt or send it to me?
[NFC Hacking] SphunaR:
With this application can I copy e.g. my card in work to open doors or not?
[NFC Hacking] supermamie:
4.4 ?

2 questions :

1) is the app available somewhere ?

2) will it be updated to work on android 4.4 ?

Thanks a lot
[NFC Hacking] chucky43:
tnx bro
[NFC Hacking] Jay_9090:
Uploaded on that :

http://jheberg.net/captcha/nfc-ctrw-111/

Tell us if work on KitKat, thanks !
[NFC Hacking] supermamie:
Thanks for the link.

I just tested with my work badge (Mirfare classic with nothing store on it, they just use the ID).

The door beep, like if something is found, but no error nor green light, just a bip.

It does the same thing with the app closed (I didn't test before starting the app so I don't know if it changed something in the NFC chip).

I don't really know what is possible with the NFC host mode on the nexus 5 but I think it will not be possible to spoof the tag ID :'(

I'll test later with another NFC phone to see if I can emulate a contact card from the nexus 5.
[NFC Hacking] Dario9781:
It's work with lg tag?

Inviato dal mio LG-E610 utilizzando Tapatalk
[NFC Hacking] AxxO89:
Thank you man
[NFC Hacking] iRiKi:
Doesn't work, we need a new mirror !
[NFC Hacking] Jay_9090:
MAJ Link:good: :
[NFC Hacking] ludiaribar:
None of the links work.
[NFC Hacking] Jay_9090:
Sorry Old Time kill links...

New Links ! :)
[NFC Hacking] LochNiss:
I'm getting the same message...what are the requirements for the app?

Galaxy Alpha stock 4.4.4
[NFC Hacking] Rohlajz:
All links are dead, can you re-upload file one more time, please?
[NFC Hacking] Jay_9090:
New Upload :

http://dl.free.fr/vUxWAvlJg

http://ul.to/uq4pv0gp

https://www.4shared.com/mobile/d4gEI8cAee/NFC_Classic_Tag_Reader_Writer_.html
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shaks_:
Hi all :)

I have a HTC Desire which I initially rooted using the UnRevoked method. Using Clockworkmod Recovery, I began installing ROMs to my hearts content. Everything was perfect, and I was changing ROMs every few days, testing them out, trying to find the perfect ROM for me, restoring back to the one which was currently my favourite :D

Later, being a newbie, I discovered that when I try to use ADB to push apps to the phone, I realized my NAND was read only, and my phone was S-ON. I then used AlphaRev HBOOT to S-OFF my phone, and this is where things have taken a turn...

It seems that since I have done the S-OFF, I can install ROMs fine, I can back them up and restore them too, all with no problems or errors during the process. But now it seems that whenever I restore to any backup, when the phone boots up, it gets to the point where the screenlock is visible, and then once I unlock the screen, I seem to get loads of force closes for various apps popping up on the screen and not letting me do anything! I can no longer rely on my Clockworkmod backups anymore :(

Extra information:

HTC Desire S-OFF via AlphaRev 1.8 HBOOT, CWM-AlphaRev Recovery 2.5.1.8Problem seems to occur with 2 ROMs I tested after S-OFF. Currently running InsertCoin1.8h DHD ROM port, and my last backup of this ROM when restored gave same problem as above. Previously running Oxygen 2.0 RC7, last backup also gave force closes when restored. With the Oxygen ROM, I managed to solve the problem by re-flashing the original ROM zip without wipe, but all my customizations and themes are lost. When I flash any ROM, I always wipe using the "Wipe user data and cache" option, then wipe the Dalvik cache, and then flash. I do the same thing when restoring to any backed up ROM too. My phone is rooted, I have SU permissions, I can push files to /system/app via ADB without any errors, so it is S-OFF. I do not get any problems using the ROMs, they are fast and very fluid, I can install themes and zips cooked in UOT kitchen, other kernels, patches, etc. I have formatted my SD card 3 times, and re-partitioned it each time using ROM manager initially, and later Clockworkmod Recovery 3.0.0.5 (temporarily installed this recovery to create 1GB EXT partition, presumably on EXT4?)

Sorry for the huge dump of information, its just to provide as much information as I can, so to not frustrate anyone kind enough to help me (assuming you are not already frustrated because I asked a complete newbie question with a simple answer!) :o

Any ideas what the problem can be? I thank anyone in advance and really appreciate any responses :confused:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Meaple:
Did you wipe data and cache?

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andQlimax:
I (and some other users) had the same problem with the 2.5.1.8 alhpa rev recovery..I solved using the 2.5.0.7 recovery
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shaks_:
Yes, I always do, it is something I am weird about :rolleyes:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shaks_:
Initially I did not install the AlphaRev recovery, and was running 2.5.0.7. I think I still had the same problem, thats why I installed the AlphaRev. But honestly speaking, I cant remember properly, so I cant be sure. I will try other recoveries and post back.

Thanks for the suggestion! :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Spendy:
As the title says, HTC are picking up my HTC HD2 tomorrow as I am getting white marks on my screen and as it's under warranty they are happy to fix. Trouble it I am running Android off Nand and am not sure what stock UK rom & Radio to put on it and also what I need to remove off it before It get's picked up. My phone is unlocked and I am using a Tesco's sim card (which I believe runs off the O2 network)

Any help would be superb :-)

Ok So I have now put a custome Windows Rom on there. Not sure about the next steps?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Digital Outcast:
Download this stock Windows Mobile ROM and the HSPL3 package. Put your phone in the bootloader (turn it off, hold vol down and press power until you get tri-color bootloader screen) and then flash the stock Windows Mobile ROM. After that is done, put it back in the bootloader again and run the HSPL3 package. From the list choose to install the stock SPL, not HSPL! After that completes your phone will be back to factory SPL, ROM, radio, etc.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Spendy:
Thankyou so much was expecting lots of use the search button etc (Which I had) but this has worked a treat :-)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Spendy:
Just to double check I have done everything correctly. I now have standard rom installed and when I hold volume button down and power on it comes up with SPL-2.08.0000. I assume its now all goog to go back for my repair? Thanks for you help once again.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Digital Outcast:
You are correct! :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] spaceswitch:
I followed all of the above and it got through on warranty no problem. HTC were fantastic btw, cracking customer service :)
[Legend General] randomXP:
Hello,

First of all, I tried to search, but all solutions found did not work.

Now, the problem: I can't boot to ClockWorkMod Recovery anymore (version 2.5.0.7.). The phone just goes to the dreaded Red Triangle with the Exclamation sign. I tried Power + Volume Down, then to recovery, I get and error: "E:Can't open /cache/recovery/command".

I tried to reflash the ClockworkMod recovery from the ROM Manager menu, but it didn't solve the problem.

Thank you for any suggestions.
[Legend General] edboyww:
After the E:Can't open... message appears, wait for a while, and a blue menu appears. There choose "Apply sdcard: update.zip" (which, I believe, is there if you flashed CWM), and that should launch recovery mode.

At least that works for me. Good luck!
[Legend General] randomXP:
Thank you, it works. I then rebooted it and all is ok. Still when tried to access recovery via ClockWorkMod it doesn't work. Any ideas?