when i look at a few screenshots of themes i want to install a few of them have the degrees displayed in the notification bar. what is that application? and where can i get it? thanks in advance. here is a picture. i hope i cant get sewed for any type of copyright laws for using some else theme pic without expressed or written consent
WeatherBug would be the app that you are looking for.
does anyone else have problems with weatherbug not updating the temperature in the notification bar? I use moxier now as weatherbug either doesn't update the temp or gets stuck trying to update it? I want real time temp. does anything do it yet?
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thank you very much! btw i love the community here. you guys are so helpful
Hello everyone,
I want to run a few JavaME apps on my Milestone.
I followed the steps, that I found on a site called LeakDroid..
but when I start the Java app, it force-closes :/
Maybe I need a different version, but I don't really know..
Did anyone manage to get it running?
Nobody managed to get JBed working on a Milestone?
A little late. But it might help. Have a look at java2me explorer and java2me manager. it worked for some games with me. Off course not all off them. Some still crash, but better than nothing. I´m shure others things exist/will appear.
Hope it helps someone.
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Okay so I've made a custom theme pack for myself, now I just need to know if there's a program out there, for un-rooted users, that will allow me to manually change each existing icon myself? If anyone knows of such a program please reply with it, including some information on where I could find the program.
Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time to help out, there's a couple quid in it for the 1st successfull program/method that works exactly how I want it to.
Please note, I don't particularly want to edit each file .apk manually to change its icon =D
How many views and no one wants to make any money?
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It is not possible to change something like the icons without root as it would need access to modify the apk files
Okay so given that I'm looking for a nice simple 1 click root, once found what would be the cards in the deck then?
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You could change the shortcut icon on the homescreen for example with a program called anycut, or the paid one called bettercut
Otherwise you will need root acses
Edit: Or (Don't know if this works someone might need to correct me ) if you get each apk of the app you want to change the icon on, just open the apk and replace the icon
EDIT2: Nvrmnd read the first post slowly
I've already sussed out the homescreen icons and yeah it makes a massive difference to me, but idealy I want every icon changing to the way I want it, is there a 1clickroot method for Hero?
LeeRiley said:
I've already sussed out the homescreen icons and yeah it makes a massive difference to me, but idealy I want every icon changing to the way I want it, is there a 1clickroot method for Hero?
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Don't know if it works but I know there is an app called "Universal Androot" (not sure it's on the market) that you can search for on google
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I've already sussed out the homescreen icons and yeah it makes a massive difference to me, but idealy I want every icon changing to the way I want it, is there a 1clickroot method for Hero?
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Hmm... Umm... I got two methods that im not sure if they'll work, first search the market for androot (i think) and try root it that way, second download ROM Manager from the market and install the clockwork mod recovery, there the closest ways to 1 click i think
Max, you got any kind of IM, this reward looks like it's going to you lol, just need a couple of things clearing up, you sound like you know what you're doing and the fact that I've had a pub in the county you live in makes it that little bit better!
C0mpu13rFr34k said:
Don't know if it works but I know there is an app called "Universal Androot" (not sure it's on the market) that you can search for on google
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Obviously you've rooted your Hero? What method did you use, I'm all for the confusing methods, I'm just not that familiar with ADB and the commands and what my phones running or what 'MOD' I'm currently on. It's all a lickle hazy to me as of right now, hence why I'm willing to pay someone for their precious time =D
LeeRiley said:
Max, you got any kind of IM, this reward looks like it's going to you lol, just need a couple of things clearing up, you sound like you know what you're doing and the fact that I've had a pub in the county you live in makes it that little bit better!
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Thanks ; But btw i'll do it w/o the reward thanks Umm.. sorry not at the moment otherwise id have MSN if you need anyhelp just PM me
Also, somewhere good to check out would be www.theunlockr.com
I'm not willing to accept time without payment! I've had a little look but I don't understand all this build number and software stuff
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I'm not willing to accept time without payment! I've had a little look but I don't understand all this build number and software stuff
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Haha Okay
First thing, could you go into (on your phone) Settings, ABout phone, Software infromation and then write what it says under Firmware version
Hey I've got to go for a bit now
I reccomend looking here seems simple
http://theunlockr.com/2010/10/11/how-to-root-your-android-phone-superoneclick-method/
And that should work
Now we're down to business! 2.1-update1, I done that myself =D lol then I updated something else to 3.35.61.2 if this is to any use =S
Hehe I can't keep up anymore. It's such a long time since I rooted my phone I have no idea what I did Anyways the trick is to let out what you don't need. Software number etc. often doesn't matter. It's pretty easy actually. When you get root you can very easily install a recovery. Basically you just download Amon_RA from the dev section and type in some basic commands in a terminal emulator on your phone AFAIK (that is when you have gained root which you hopefully can with a one-click method) and then you can start modding flashing etc.
ADB is really easy to set up. You download the zip file from here, extract it and (I recommend) put the extracted folder on your system drive. Now you can rename it to something easy like "adb" or "Android". If you open your command prompt by typing in "cmd" in the search bar in start (if you're using Windows Vista or 7) or opening "run" and then typing in "cmd". You can now type in "cd yoursystemdrive:\thenameofthefolder\tools" and start using ADB commands. Like adb ls -1 system/app (this will list all your system apps. You can replace "system" with "data". Thos will list all your installed apps) or adb pull nameoftheapkyouwanttoedit.apk \adirectoryyouwanttocopyitto (this will copy an app you want to modify. To modify it you can extract with WinRAR or 7zip etc. and edit the images (except the ones that ends with ".9.png")) and at last adb push \thedirectorythemodifiedapkisin systemordata/app (this will put the modified apk on your phone).
Hope this helps a little
Rooted with ease (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=803682) thanks to Max for the help with the link and what not. Just looking at RomBuddy now to flash some custom shiznet over, quite exciting stuff to be honest, any help on that won't go missed C0mpu13rFr34k
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Rooted with ease (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=803682) thanks to Max for the help with the link and what not. Just looking at RomBuddy now to flash some custom shiznet over, quite exciting stuff to be honest, any help on that won't go missed C0mpu13rFr34k
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You did see my previous post right?
Logging onto my pc now
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Okay maybe not lol, keep getting an error with Rom manager saying can't download cyanogen and when I tried to backup I got a black screen with a red triangle?
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Hi. After many wasted hours of looking I give up. I want the Google quick search box found at the beginning of this video. http://www.xda-developers.com/android/android-launcher-round-up-xda-tv/. Its from the stock nexus launcher, launcher2 but I cannot find it anywhere. Could someone possibly make it or does it exist somewhere else? Does anyone know how to get in touch with the guy from the video? Any help would be awesome thanks.
Anyone? Need a bump
Same
Dido that request. Let me know if you found something like this.
Hi Everyone,
I'm really new to developing and using Android Studio.
I wanted to ask for advice on something that has been bugging me. When I press the green play button to send the app to my phone, it doesnt work if Module settings/project structure/Build Tools Version/ is set to 24.0.1 (as it was by default).
Instead, I have to change it to 23.0.3.
Can anyone shed any light on why this might be? I dont really understand what these settings even are so stand very little chance of figuring this out!
All help much appreciated
p.s im using a Galaxy Note 5
Do you see your device in the device selection window when you press the green play button?
If you don't, you may check on the Module settings/Flavors/Min Sdk Version/ whether it is beyond your phone Android OS version. If you're not sure about the number, you can check on https://source.android.com/source/build-numbers.html.
Hope this helps you.
Milomolly said:
Hi Everyone,
I'm really new to developing and using Android Studio.
I wanted to ask for advice on something that has been bugging me. When I press the green play button to send the app to my phone, it doesnt work if Module settings/project structure/Build Tools Version/ is set to 24.0.1 (as it was by default).
Instead, I have to change it to 23.0.3.
Can anyone shed any light on why this might be? I dont really understand what these settings even are so stand very little chance of figuring this out!
All help much appreciated
p.s im using a Galaxy Note 5
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