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[About XDA developers] glogal:
new XDA-er - a welcome

Hi! Hello everyone.

This is my "welcome to" on this board, so first: warm greetings XDA-ers and...

also a Big Thank you for this (virtual) place of knowledge and information.
[About XDA developers] Matt07211:
Hello and welcome. Enjoy your time at XDA [MENTION=7875962]glogal[/MENTION]
[About XDA developers] Switchgear:
This thread has a lot of posts! My god!

Hi, I'm Switchgear. Responding so that I can give thanks to people.

I expect no one will see or respond to this but whatever. Did a little android development in the past back when I was in uni, not much though. Had to drop out due to personal reasons. Intend to go back once I'm back on my feet again.

Signed up specifically right here and now because I've got a Landvo V9 stuck in a boot loop and I figured I'll end up here sooner or later so might as well start familiarizing myself with the community now.

Hope everyone is having a nice time of day.
[About XDA developers] Matt07211:
Hello and welcome to XDA, hope your will enjoy your time here and solve your problem. Hope your get to go back to uni :laugh:
[About XDA developers] Psode:
Hey everyone,

I always did all the rooting and other stuff on my phone alone, but I was mostly getting all the info on xda here, so thank you for that. Now I think it's time for me to participate a bit more and help devs by sending them some feedback about what they are working on :good:
[About XDA developers] NeonzYT_XDA:
Im cringed to myself that I just found this thread when I got my reputation as a member. But im still proud of being a member.

Hello my name is NeonzYT, my job is to help anyone by replying, quoting, and doing private message to them. Ive been here for about 8 days in this website and I didnt face any problems yet.
[About XDA developers] Matt07211:
Welcome to XDA :)
[About XDA developers] SumitDey:
It is a pleasure to be part of XDA-Developers community. :cowboy::cowboy:
[About XDA developers] :
Saying Hello

Goodbye
[About XDA developers] Saber:
Australia?

Have a wonderful time on XDA ;)
[About XDA developers] diegoauyon:
Saying Hi from Guatemala

Hey, so I have been using xda-developers since years now, but never as a logged in user (I know that is partially wrong) but now I want to contribute and participate actively. So following forum rules I am saying hi from Guatemala :)
[About XDA developers] CanadaGoose:
Hello from Canada

Hello everyone! So Im from canada. Found XDA after getting a used s5 to tweak it because I came from the very great iphone 5s that is always in "charging mode". Im not good with the dev-stuff but im here to learn the basics and more (or help others).
[About XDA developers] Matt07211:
Hello and welcome. Hope you've enjoyed your time here so far :)
[About XDA developers] CanadaGoose:
Thank you. So far its good. Since some rom are compatible with my device (mostly its international version haha). But good thing is that its still supported.

Enjoy the holidays!
[About XDA developers] Matt07211:
Hope your enjoying your holidays as well. And lucky that you have development on your device.
[About XDA developers] cerb3rus:
Hello! ^^
[About XDA developers] krasCGQ:
Hello and welcome to XDA.

Enjoy your stay! :)

Regards.
[About XDA developers] cosmicdroid:
Hi guys

Inviato dal pianeta delle scimmie tramite pony express
[About XDA developers] Solo_King:
Hello Every1

Nice to see a lot of devs here, those are helping a lot. thankyou so much..

Am new here, getting what to do...

came here to find the solution for my Alcatel idol 3(6045Y) mobile...

i will post the problem in the forum soon...

once again THANKS...:good:
[About XDA developers] krasCGQ:
Hello and welcome to XDA.

I hope you could enjoy your stay and be assisted by the relevant members and experts of your device. (^^)

Regards.
[About XDA developers] norbert.x:
Hi everyone, long-time lurker here. I have been following the development of several roms for years and finally decided to start contributing a little as well.

XDA is by far the best place for android mobiles.

Keep up the good work everyone.
[About XDA developers] Saber:
Welcome and enjoy your stay ^_^
[About XDA developers] M0h@mm3D:
I just wanted to share how much the XDA Dev leads you send mean to me. The attention you pay to the details of each opportunity is clear to see, because the ones you send match not only my interests but my abilities. What you do is really motivating and keeps me uplifted.

Thank you for your contributions

:)
[About XDA developers] saqibmasudi:
Hi.

Hello everyone.
[About XDA developers] dotfile:
Hello

Hello biggest android community! :cowboy:
[About XDA developers] TypoSpotter:
I am TypoSpotter!

Hello there,

I am TypoSpotter! Just came up with that while trying to think of a username! When my work colleagues' scripts don't work and they ask me to have a look over it, I usually find a typo somewhere: a variable spelt wrong usually. I like to think it's my superpower, but in reality it's probably nothing remarkable among devs on this fine forum!

My journey into the world of mobile development began only a few months ago... about September 2016 or so. I decided I would try and get my hands on an Ubuntu phone, and went searching for one, but they were all sold out. Then I found a BQ Aquaris E5 with Android on Amazon and thought "why don't I get an Android one and install Ubuntu on it, there is even a BQ community site that shows me how to do it?" Well it turns out I have an E5 4G (vegetalte), the successor to the model on which BQ developed the Ubuntu phone (the E5 HD, vegetahd), so it has now become my main Android phone. Ubuntu will have to wait.

But on the way I have had a number of mini-adventures. I thought I would try and learn how to port CyanogenMod in the new year, only to learn days later that Cyanogen Inc were stopping CyanogenMod. I have found out about Android custom ROMs, and have been installing various ROMs on my 2012 Nexus 7: Paranoid Android, AOKP, PAC-ROM, Slim-rom, OmniROM, MIUI and CyanogenMod (and others are on the list). I have a Nexus 4 and a Samsung Galaxy S4 waiting for the same treatment. I'm trying to learn to build ROMs myself using the AOSP and Lineage wikis, and I'm fairly excited!

Obviously xda shows up a lot while googling stuff, and only a couple of days ago I asked myself "what exactly is xda anyway?" It seems like the place where I will eventually find all the various developers of the ROMs I mentioned above and more, where I might be able to find help building if I get stuck, and just have a better idea of what is going on in the smartphone developing world. And maybe I might then work out how to port a ROM, whether Ubuntu, Sailfish or Lineage, to a new device! So I have taken the step of registering here and saying hello. Look forward to getting to interact with you all and to read your many posts! :)
[About XDA developers] Matt07211:
Sounds like you dived straight into the deep end :)

Congrats, if you ever need any help the majority of users on here are always helpful.

Enjoy your time here
[About XDA developers] hvandermaas:
Hello!

Have a good day!
[About XDA developers] galaxys:
All day's are good on XDA! :) Welcome aboard
[About XDA developers] Moonwalker86:
Just wanted to say a huge thank you to all the awesome devs on this forum. I've learned every aspect to tweaking Android phones thus far from the vast knowledge you guys share with us and can honestly say I have gained so much in interest and in knowledge from the reading and fixin my phone's and friend's phones that I've been looking into pursuingva career in this technology and it's thanks to all of you. This site has greatly improved and changed my life and I can never say THANK YOU enough!! :D
[About XDA developers] Matt07211:
No problem, every one likes to learn new stuff. Enjoy your time here :)
[About XDA developers] OSheden:
One more XDA member!

Hi everyone,

XDA seems to be an awesome community to learn and share.

I discovered Android a few months ago and I'm now creating custom themes.

I have a lot of things to read here :)

Have a nice day!
[About XDA developers] dadev85:
Hello everyone,

Nice to be here!
[About XDA developers] Sachin:
hi,

welcome to xda. ;)
[About XDA developers] D_an:
Hello

Just want to say thank you, because of this community i learned and found out i quite enjoy this rom "swaping thingy".

So thanks for the awsomeness cheers.
[About XDA developers] G0ldengirl68:
I may have got off on the wrong floor here, but I am not a developer, I'm just an average lady who likes to mess up her new gadgets. Actually, I've been amazed at what I can do to customize, and fix my laptop, Nook Tablet, Moto E, and Fire Tablet 7". I do find so much I've read here to be way over my head, but I hope I will be allowed to stay because it's the only place I've found so many opportunities to find the answers I'm looking for. Anyway, I'll keep hangin about and see how it goes. If it is "only" for developers than I do apologize and maybe a mod/admin will fill me in, and I can go in peace, the way I came;) Denise
[About XDA developers] :
There are members of all experience levels here and you are most welcome to participate. :)
[About XDA developers] G0ldengirl68:
Thank you, that is very nice to know:) I love the help I'm getting in rooting my Nook Tablet, and looking forward to learning a lot more I can use with my phone as well:)
[About XDA developers] OmarvinG94:
Hi everybody. I just wanted to thank everyone in this awesome community for their awesome work ^^
[About XDA developers] Pradyumna26:
Thanks

Hope to have great fun and learn new things.. Thanks!
[About XDA developers] gearosv2:
Newbie here

Hi all,

Finally joining this community as I would like to start playing Android.
[About XDA developers] Nikalz:
Wow, this seems like a very knowledgeable site, glad to start developing! Thank You ^^
[About XDA developers] Saber:
Welcome all to the XDA community.

If there are any qualms, be sure to let the moderators know :)
[About XDA developers] Kanters:
Hello , nice to see you
[About XDA developers] 313-Matt:
Hello - new guy from Michigan

Hello everybody.

Mostly I'll lurk, but wanted to thank everyone in advance. The information here is incredible! I hope to be able to update a couple of my old phones for use as security cameras. I have one working, but I am concerned that the security is not what it should be. So I'll be poking around the forums. If I understand correctly, I need to 'root' the phone. Exciting!

I am a bit of a tech geek. Things like linux, Raspberry Pi, but also old motorcycles. I live in Dearborn, Michigan.

Matt
[About XDA developers] Virmoid:
Hello

A big hi to all.

Thankz for having me.
[About XDA developers] galaxys:
Welcome aboard and enjoy the XDA information wealth!
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
I guess I'll use this as my Welcome back to XDA spot instead. Hopefully I stay active this time around :laugh:
[About XDA developers] Matt07211:
Welcome back

:highfive:
[About XDA developers] Krzysieq:
Hi all,

I knew there must've a been a "Say Hi" thread somewhere and here it is :) I'm new here, I'm Chris, just recently came back to the Android world with the aim of making best use of a Mi Max phone without MIUI on it. Before that I had (and still do) a Lumia 1320, before that I had a Samsung Galaxy S3, and before that I did have an iphone, albeit it was the shortest ownership of all four. Feature phones and symbian devices came before these four phones.

I've flashed ROMs onto my Lumia 1320 several times, but never on to an Android device, but there has to be a first time sometime, so my bootloader is ready unlocked and I'm currently digging the forums here to find what I should flash it with, and how :)

Cheers!
[About XDA developers] Sean16:
Hello everyone,

My name is Sean, I'm new here I have a Lenovo Phab and I want to make the most out of my phab :) I found XDA mainly via Facebook(I'm a member of XDA off topic group on Facebook) and also this morning I saw an article that XDA has developed a Pixel launcher (I've downloaded it and using it) I've always been keen for software development, hacking etc.

I'm really excited to unlock the true potentials of my phablet and help to develop
[About XDA developers] kazzien:
Hello everyone,

I'm new to xda. The information and resources here are very useful. Thanks developers, contributors and everyone on xda. I'm learning and I want to become like you guys. Sorry for my bad english.
[About XDA developers] :
Ohhh i really appreciate your enthusiasm towards Xda community

Yes you will also help many like we all do only just kindly don't overwhelm xda rules,give proper respect to all fellow members as well as donation if possible or atleast thanks to devs and contributors

It's just as simple as give respect take respect ?

You are welcome to the biggest Android development community forum-XDA
[About XDA developers] Kyrnath:
Hi, everybody.

Greetings from one of the latest members of the forum and thanks to everyone, specially contributors and developers. I decided to join the forum because of the VXP Watchfaces thread (where I'll share my contributions soon). After some time getting stuff in the thread for my Zeblaze Crystal smartwatch, and after learning how to create it, now I want to share it with others.
[About XDA developers] superhiperpolulo:
hi

Hi, my name is Alan and I came to xda developers to check how to remove the lock screen of my mom's HTC desire 10 lifestyle.
[About XDA developers] Seeker619:
Hi!

Im a 65 year old retired mother. and i like learning new things!;)
[About XDA developers] :
Appreciate your enthusiasm and energetic attitude :)
[About XDA developers] Anthistle:
Hi !

I've been a passive user or my previous phone but I'll try to engage a little bit more with my last one.

I want to give my thanks to the community and devs, you are awesome !
[About XDA developers] dejoxy:
Hello all, I'm Dejoxy. First joined ages ago when I had the HTC Hero and fell in love with all things android. I think I lost my account due to inactivity at some point, my current join date is 2014 but I've been around longer than that, through the HTC Sensation, and then the M7. I have always been able to root and install custom ROMs on my devices, even though I am not an expert.....I just plod along and follow the instructions over and over even if I don't understand them till everything falls into place. So whilst strictly speaking I'm not a newbie, I thought it was time to take a more active part on here. Here is a shout out to everyone who makes the android world less of a mystery for the rest of us. A big thank you to mike1986 for all the ARHD ROMs. I'm glad to be here :).
[About XDA developers] kondoruy:
Hi everone

Hello everyone and greetings from uruguay

:)
[About XDA developers] krasCGQ:
Greetings to everyone and welcome to XDA :)
[About XDA developers] Saber:
Hai everyone. Hope all new members feel welcome here at XDA :)
[About XDA developers] badpixel134:
:)

Hello! I'm new!
[About XDA developers] Sachin:
Hi there,

Welcome to XDA, the android world.
[About XDA developers] Jhumsmt:
Hi everyone :) Im new to this forum, I want to learn to create a full backup, root (after waiting my oem-unlock request on lenovo p2a42 [6 days left]) and so on. Im good with computers (formatting etc.) but it will be my first root an android device.
[About XDA developers] khat17:
You're in the right place. Welcome.
[About XDA developers] :
Well, I've been using android devices for years and I've been coming to these forums for ROM's and information for just as long. I considered myself pretty knowledgeable but when I ran into some troubles modding my Sony Xperia Z2 tablet recently, I realised I still have much to learn. So I created an account and here I am! :)
[About XDA developers] NoBrickToday:
Hello fellow Droid's

Hi

I'm NoBrickToday. Speaks to my luck with rooting. Somehow I always get it done. Then I just stop there. I get root needed apps. Feel all special. Then its fun as normal. I know there is more that can be done. I want to learn the more. I want to do the more. I have had lots of Droids. I have been in smaller forums. Not really dove deep into droids. Now I want to go off the deep end with what i will learn. Want to see what my LG X Power can really do. Looking forward to making friends and not bricking my phone today.

Love all my Droid buds
[About XDA developers] Saber:
Hi there,

You've come to the right place here at XDA.

BTW, nice username ;)
[About XDA developers] NoBrickToday:
Saber

Thank you. I am searching high and low to find out how to root my LG X power on boost mobile. I have been up and down this forum. Very little info on this phone. I have started a few posts under that phones section. I have the phone in developer mode. I just can't find a proven way to do it. I can't take the back off the phone. I can't pop the battery if a loop situation happens. I have used Odin on my last phone. It was a Samsung.

Do you have any ideas? Any suggestions? Anything that is solid for my LG X Power on boost Mobile.

I Love swords. Saber is a nice sword.

Any help would be cool. I want to get past this and learn more advanced stuff.
[About XDA developers] Tubixak:
Hi,

I am just a small, tiny newbie, not so new to Android, but totally new to XDA. I just want to learn something interesting/new about Android, find guides/threads/answers what will help me improve my android experience. And of course if I can, I will try to help others with my small knowledge. Am I at right place? Thanks :)
[About XDA developers] krasCGQ:
Hi,

Yes, you can; and welcome to XDA! ;)
[About XDA developers] Tubixak:
Thanks, I will try my best :)
[About XDA developers] Schnacke2411:
Hello everybody i'm new here and i'm from Austria... No kangaroos only Cows haha :D

I like to modify my Sony Z3 with the Lineage OS that is in development. I'm testing this Rom since April and i like it realy much.

Greetings

Markus
[About XDA developers] CubaoX:
Hi! Android fan here!
[About XDA developers] Sachin:
Hi guys, welcome :)
[About XDA developers] incomeboy:
Hi all, i am Ankur Aggarwal – Digital Marketer, Tech-lover, Entrepreneur, Traveler, Blogger, Foodie and blah blah blah :D.
[About XDA developers] nbrogan:
Hey all, I'm new here, getting​ into Android for the first time, mainly because of my love for and longtime use of Linux (Gentoo specifically). So far I'm really liking Android, but am wondering, is there anything equivalent to the Arch Linux wiki in the Android community? (A centralized repository of Android knowledge from a power users perspective, in a wiki format) Or are forum threads the generally accepted, main way to learn about Android? My apologies if this is the wrong place to ask, I'm excited to learn more about Android and begin contributing to this community!
[About XDA developers] adit365:
Hello

Hello all,

My name is adit365

Thank you for letting me join the xda fam, i wanna root my galaxy tab 10.1

Hope I can learn a lot from this site :D
[About XDA developers] Sachin:
Welcome guys! :laugh:
[About XDA developers] tca0218:
Thanx for making XDA available

Hi, and thanx for the chance to introduce myself. My name is Tom and I've only just realized that anyone can make modifications to their Android phone. I found XDA when I googled a search for how to jailbreak my Verizon Moto Z Play, I take it from reading posts that unlocking it is not possible yet. (Hopefully soon).

For now I am using an XT1607 Moto G4 Play which I bought with the SIM unlocked and I've also Unlocked the bootloader. I'm looking forward to developing my own apps,

but for now I'm wondering what modifications would be recommended for the Moto G4? I'm not familiar with the various firmware and software modifications and though I've found some apps to add, I would welcome suggestions for those as well.

Thanx, and Semper Fi to any of my USMC brothers

Tom
[About XDA developers] knuxfanwin8:
Hello,

I'm knuxfanwin8, also known as kfw8 on some social media accounts. I came to XDA when I became interested with Android ROMs. I decided to register so that I can post my opinions on certain roms, and I'm planning to build one myself. Other than that, I have many smaller projects, which I develop in my free time.
[About XDA developers] cjkconcepts:
Hello Everyone!

My name is Cameron. Been using XDA for years and now I'm looking to get more involved in the community.

I dabble around sometimes in Android Studios, do alot of theming and graphic design work and am always watching development. Been at this for along time, so thought I might as well ask questions when I have 'em & share my knowledge/experiences when I can!

...so here I am!

;)
[About XDA developers] Neintales:
Hello!

I'm here because I want to learn. I mostly am interested in the hacking more than developing (root, custom ROMs and kernels, etc.) and my first and current project is to make an old Huawei (model M866 [back of phone] and USCCADR3310 [what it says in phone's settings], actual name unknown and Google searches return a few mixed results) into a music streaming device.

I've already gotten to root it, though I used the Windows version of KingRoot (and didn't see until after the fact that using one-click options like that are not recommended for learning, whoops). The eventual goals are to customize the status bar (hide or remove icons, mostly), remove the extra unused applications (as the device has very limited storage without an SD card), get Google Play Music working (not enough storage to stream yet, also requires Play Services and the Play Store to be installed for it to run and update [if the latter will even be a concern with the fact that it is on 2.3 Android]), and get it to boot/run faster (perhaps with a custom boot animation). I am hesitant to replace the stock ROM (perhaps modify it though) because I would like to retain the preinstalled FM tuner application.

I became interested in all of this (and found XDA) as a result of my friend's semi-constant modding of his phone, tablet, and laptop. I also tend to hoard electronics, and love to find a use for everything.
[About XDA developers] jj007force:
XDA New User Guide Part 2 pointed me here

Hi All!

I have been sent here by the 'XDA New User Guide - Getting started on XDA - Part 2', specifically by the 'Giving Thanks' section. It says to say hi....so Hi!!!!

I have used XDA forums a few times before, but I have finally decided to register a XDA account and start learning more. My most recent use of XDA was installing Lineage OS 14.1 to my T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S5, which was experiencing lag and overall sluggishness (that's a word right?). Initially, I was following the guide on the official Lineage OS website, but for some reason I could not get Heimdall (flash tool for Samsung phones) to flash TWRP Recovery on my Galaxy S5. Heimdall would detect the device but would have a tough time grabbing or pushing files to the detected device. By the immense wisdom of the XDA forum members, I instead used Odin to flash TWRP. Worked like a charm (just make sure to revert back to the Samsung USB driver via device manager...otherwise Odin will not detect your Samsung phone...just a helpful hint. To revert back just go to the device in device manager and click update driver. Windows will do the rest). It's like my Galaxy S5 has been reborn after getting Lineage OS. Not only do I have the latest Android version (currently Nougat), but my phone is fast too! :victory:

Now, I want to learn more about custom ROM development!
[About XDA developers] 24kWolf:
Hello

I'm 24kWolf I joined XDA after using the fourms to root and install custom ROMs on every device I have had since the Samsung Note 2. I've always looked straight to XDA for all the latest news and updates for android and after a while of reading the posts I have decided to join in. :)
[About XDA developers] krasCGQ:
Without quoting every single new members here...

Welcome to XDA everyone! :)
[About XDA developers] RaspyPutin:
Thanks!

New to rooting here, great forums!