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I try to install touchwiz apk from this topic
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=709763
It's work like a charm on CM7 alpha.
Anyone can try it in his rom.
No wipe and no flash.
Download:
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Instruction:
Either put the APK file on the SDCard and install it with any file explorer or install it with adb.
All credit to rolle3k
It 's create , and how i can custom icon of dock <=== defaut GB icon 's so bad .
www1 said:
I try to install touchwiz apk from this topic
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=709763
It's work like a charm on CM7 alpha.
Anyone can try it in his rom.
No wipe and no flash.
Download:
Here
Instruction:
Either put the APK file on the SDCard and install it with any file explorer or install it with adb.
All credit to rolle3k
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tmhung said:
It 's create , and how i can custom icon of dock <=== defaut GB icon 's so bad .
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U have to extract dpmi hd from apk and change
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U have to extract dpmi hd from apk and change
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OMG . I HAVE MORE THAN 100 APP . .......... HIX
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Does this allow you to use galaxy's awesome codecs
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Jayrod1980 said:
Does this allow you to use galaxy's awesome codecs
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No, to my understanding its just a launcher like LauncherPro or ADW.
Do samsung apps work with this ?
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timfresh said:
Do samsung apps work with this ?
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Umm...I highly doubt it. It is just a launcher. If you want Samsung apps and a samsung UI why not get the Vibrant or SGS4g?
kenvan19 said:
Umm...I highly doubt it. It is just a launcher. If you want Samsung apps and a samsung UI why not get the Vibrant or SGS4g?
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Left the vibrant for nexus s. rather go back to using vhs tapes in a vcr. I just like using qwerty remocon and allshare on the samsung 3dtv. havnt found anything else to replace the apps.
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Left the vibrant for nexus s. rather go back to using vhs tapes in a vcr. I just like using qwerty remocon and allshare on the samsung 3dtv. havnt found anything else to replace the apps.
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I have no clue what qwerty remocon is, but the Nexus S should have the same DLNA compatibility as any other SGS phone so its just a matter of finding an app or modifying AllShare to work on the SNS
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I have no clue what qwerty remocon is, but the Nexus S should have the same DLNA compatibility as any other SGS phone so its just a matter of finding an app or modifying AllShare to work on the SNS
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qwerty remocon is a wifi remote to control samsung led tv. i was told that those apps need touch wiz to install
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qwerty remocon is a wifi remote to control samsung led tv. i was told that those apps need touch wiz to install
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That is most likely true and it sounds like you need a TouchWiz phone :/
I like this phone much better than my former vibrant. I only asked because those galaxy variants have some great features. None would be worth going back to touchwiz proper and rfs and lag fixes, etc. Still, getting some hacked touchwiz framework to allow the installation of those great codecs and some of the apps another poster listed would be the best of both worlds, especially since this phone has MOST of the same hardware.
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Jayrod1980 said:
I like this phone much better than my former vibrant. I only asked because those galaxy variants have some great features. None would be worth going back to touchwiz proper and rfs and lag fixes, etc. Still, getting some hacked touchwiz framework to allow the installation of those great codecs and some of the apps another poster listed would be the best of both worlds, especially since this phone has MOST of the same hardware.
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+1
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+1
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Also +1 (Just got my nexus s as the galaxy tab persuaded me to replace my n900 ^^).
I have a rooted tab. if posting the apps (titanium backup and apk exports) helps, let me know.
timfresh said:
Left the vibrant for nexus s. rather go back to using vhs tapes in a vcr. I just like using qwerty remocon and allshare on the samsung 3dtv. havnt found anything else to replace the apps.
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Download desktop Visualizer from market to change apps
Dallas Johnson said:
Download desktop Visualizer from market to change apps
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How would that help us use touchwiz apps in nexus s ?
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Jayrod1980 said:
I like this phone much better than my former vibrant. I only asked because those galaxy variants have some great features. None would be worth going back to touchwiz proper and rfs and lag fixes, etc. Still, getting some hacked touchwiz framework to allow the installation of those great codecs and some of the apps another poster listed would be the best of both worlds, especially since this phone has MOST of the same hardware.
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+1... The dlna connection is something I miss in SNS....
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timfresh said:
How would that help us use touchwiz apps in nexus s ?
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oh sorry i thought you were talking about changing apps icons. but yeah
ill extract some apps from a vibrant rom i have and see if i can get any to install
Dallas Johnson said:
oh sorry i thought you were talking about changing apps icons. but yeah
ill extract some apps from a vibrant rom i have and see if i can get any to install
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That would be great if someone could port those apps to the nexus s.
Is there any way to do this? Mainly the video player, sms app, quick memo, and dialer. I switched to official cm but I really miss these apps. I went back to stock because I got myself into a bootloop when restoring some apps with titanium backup. Cm is great but some of the stock LG Apps are really nice, is there any way to install them on CM?
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juanacevedo said:
Is there any way to do this? Mainly the video player, sms app, quick memo, and dialer. I switched to official cm but I really miss these apps. I went back to stock because I got myself into a bootloop when restoring some apps with titanium backup. Cm is great but some of the stock LG Apps are really nice, is there any way to install them on CM?
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Not going to happen. The vendor-specific apps rely very heavily on the additional framework that they add to the base Android system. Adding all that back in would defeat the whole point of running CM, and would also open devs up to legal action as those apps are proprietary and protected by copyright law.
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Not going to happen. The vendor-specific apps rely very heavily on the additional framework that they add to the base Android system. Adding all that back in would defeat the whole point of running CM, and would also open devs up to legal action as those apps are proprietary and protected by copyright law.
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That's a shame, looks like I just have to find replacements then. Thanks!
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stock rom is the way for you. serious.
Its personal preference to select what works best for individuals.
im staying stock btw.
Check goo manager, there are 2 nightlys for carbon rom for our device. Used to run it on the Gnex. Pretty slick features.
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Great find, I wonder when they will post up a thread. Let us know your experience if you try it out!
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Tried nightly 3. Didn't notice any issues at all. The options for carbon seem practically endless.
It's now on nightly 4. He should start a thread to get the word out.
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Yea I tried it too, out just like good olé carbon
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wotandsdwys said:
Check goo manager, there are 2 nightlys for carbon rom for our device. Used to run it on the Gnex. Pretty slick features.
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I'm sure Carbon is a good rom but can anyone give an idea of what it can do that the device cannot do on the stock rom with custom launcher and third party apps? Since the Sprint S4 version does not have it's own changelog (at least I didn't see one) not sure what features are working and what doesn't. Also, don't you lose all the air gestures, eye tracking, etc when going to AOSP rom?
I tried nightly 3 and I kept getting setup wizard fc. do I have to flash an aosp kernel or does it come with one.
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sorryihaveaids said:
I tried nightly 3 and I kept getting setup wizard fc. do I have to flash an aosp kernel or does it come with one.
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you need gapps
opz187 said:
you need gapps
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I had gapps. That was the first thing to fc.should had mention it in my first post.
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CCallahan said:
I'm sure Carbon is a good rom but can anyone give an idea of what it can do that the device cannot do on the stock rom with custom launcher and third party apps? Since the Sprint S4 version does not have it's own changelog (at least I didn't see one) not sure what features are working and what doesn't. Also, don't you lose all the air gestures, eye tracking, etc when going to AOSP rom?
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Yes your going to loose the entire set of unique TW features that come with the S4 - air gestures, smart scroll, etc. A lot of people don't care for those features, me personally, I like to show them off but I don't ever really use them.
A lot of people absolutely despise the TW interface. And yes some of it can be changed with third party apps and mods but not all of it. Some people want the clean AOSP experience, you can easily theme your entire interface (dialer, messaging, unique colors, blah) with themes from the play store without the need for downloading a bunch of third party apps for each individual thing you want to change. Also native DPI changer is included in a lot of AOSP roms. It's really just personal preference. None of the Samsung bloat, Sprint bloat, awful TW colors, just check out roms like AOKP, AOSPA, CM, etc, on other devices.
I recommend checking out Slimbean for our device to get the general gist of what AOSP roms provide you with.
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Does anyone know of any good aosp kernels?
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inlineboy said:
Yes your going to loose the entire set of unique TW features that come with the S4 - air gestures, smart scroll, etc. A lot of people don't care for those features, me personally, I like to show them off but I don't ever really use them.
A lot of people absolutely despise the TW interface. And yes some of it can be changed with third party apps and mods but not all of it. Some people want the clean AOSP experience, you can easily theme your entire interface (dialer, messaging, unique colors, blah) with themes from the play store without the need for downloading a bunch of third party apps for each individual thing you want to change. Also native DPI changer is included in a lot of AOSP roms. It's really just personal preference. None of the Samsung bloat, Sprint bloat, awful TW colors, just check out roms like AOKP, AOSPA, CM, etc, on other devices.
I recommend checking out Slimbean for our device to get the general gist of what AOSP roms provide you with.
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CCallahan said:
I'm sure Carbon is a good rom but can anyone give an idea of what it can do that the device cannot do on the stock rom with custom launcher and third party apps? Since the Sprint S4 version does not have it's own changelog (at least I didn't see one) not sure what features are working and what doesn't. Also, don't you lose all the air gestures, eye tracking, etc when going to AOSP rom?
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I really liked Slimbean but ended up going back to TW, AOSP is getting there, but I ran into too many bugs that I didn't have to deal with when I was using TW. I miss just being able to switch roms as I please, but my job kind of requires me having a phone that works, all the time, and quickly. Hopefully in the next week or so those issues are fixed because they seem to be on the nightly (or in the process of being fixed on the nightly) (all my problems were with signal and calling. Ex: distorted voice, bars were all over the place and I randomly lost signal in places where I had full bars of 4G with TW)
Just a word of caution if you decide to hop ship from touchwiz.
Besides that, AOSP>Touchwiz because I sure as hell only use the features to show off, i'd much rather have a stock unified UI than having to download apps to achieve that. It's also alot quicker since you don't have the framework of TW and the features weighing it down :good:
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Does anyone know of any good aosp kernels?
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ktoonz released an aosp version of his kernel which IMHO is the absolute best. thread is in original development...
Can someone post a link I've looked for this carbon ROM but could not find it
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wotandsdwys said:
Check goo manager, there are 2 nightlys for carbon rom for our device. Used to run it on the Gnex. Pretty slick features.
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Carbon was ok, but... I really liked JBSourcery and wouldn't mind seeing it come to our phone. But if I had my choice I would take a Caulklin ROM in a heartbeat. Man I am all over the place.
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Carbon was ok, but... I really liked JBSourcery and wouldn't mind seeing it come to our phone. But if I had my choice I would take a Caulklin ROM in a heartbeat. Man I am all over the place.
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I would take his rom any say over anything else. Ran his all the time on the e4gt
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So, I noticed this is the first aosp ROM where Bluetooth works for calling. Nice, my new daily.
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shizkoff777 said:
Can someone post a link I've looked for this carbon ROM but could not find it
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download goo manager. click on browse compatible ROMs...
inlineboy said:
Yes your going to loose the entire set of unique TW features that come with the S4 - air gestures, smart scroll, etc. A lot of people don't care for those features, me personally, I like to show them off but I don't ever really use them.
A lot of people absolutely despise the TW interface. And yes some of it can be changed with third party apps and mods but not all of it. Some people want the clean AOSP experience, you can easily theme your entire interface (dialer, messaging, unique colors, blah) with themes from the play store without the need for downloading a bunch of third party apps for each individual thing you want to change. Also native DPI changer is included in a lot of AOSP roms. It's really just personal preference. None of the Samsung bloat, Sprint bloat, awful TW colors, just check out roms like AOKP, AOSPA, CM, etc, on other devices.
I recommend checking out Slimbean for our device to get the general gist of what AOSP roms provide you with.
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I'm familiar with AOSP roms (ran them on many other phones) but was specifically asking about Carbon. Not bagging on AOSP roms just seems like a larger sacrifice with all the newer features of the S4. Granted I do think a lot are gimmicky and don't work that well but do use Smartstay & IR functions.
Just curiosity more than anything.
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I'm familiar with AOSP roms (ran them on many other phones) but was specifically asking about Carbon. Not bagging on AOSP roms just seems like a larger sacrifice with all the newer features of the S4. Granted I do think a lot are gimmicky and don't work that well but do use Smartstay & IR functions.
Just curiosity more than anything.
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Check this link out!
http://goo.im/devs/carbon
And anyone else that wants to learn about the features of Carbon specifically!
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CCallahan said:
I'm familiar with AOSP roms (ran them on many other phones) but was specifically asking about Carbon. Not bagging on AOSP roms just seems like a larger sacrifice with all the newer features of the S4. Granted I do think a lot are gimmicky and don't work that well but do use Smartstay & IR functions.
Just curiosity more than anything.
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you wouldn't lose IR function. smart remote is compatible with sgsiv and aosp.
Does anyone have a pack that has S Pen applications like S Note and S Memo on custom ROMs?
EDIT: I use Paranoid Android 3.10 on JellyBean 4.2.2
They only work on TW roms.
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dinoaus said:
They only work on TW roms.
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Is there another application that I can use to instantly edit the captured pictures?
NO.
By the way, Papyrus is a fine replacement for SNote.
There is apps on the market than can do all these. Search what feature you want and download.
Search Spen or "S pen"
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Varad297 said:
NO.
By the way, Papyrus is a fine replacement for SNote.
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Papyrus is great and all, but the lines aren't as smooth as S Memo. I know this is a necro post, but someone may be interested. Papyrus IS a great and free app, but it leaves something to be desired in fluidity. Still better than TW, IMO.
I had the same issue. But I converted the notes files into text format and upload to Google Keep app, which is available in play store.
Copy all snotes files to PC and rename the extension to .zip or rar format. Then open the archive files to find thumbnail jpeg and type the contents in notepad and copy to Google keep
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There is handwrite, papyrus and others...
I found to be the best "freenote" and color note
somehow have better accuracy
Is there a way to get my S Notes from my Samsung account somewhere? From the PC? I'm using an AOSP ROM, and I want to get my S Notes back. Is there a way, or would I have to flash a TouchWiz ROM to resynchronize them?
If u have not wiped internal memory then u can find snotes files there. Once found then follow the above said procedure
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Write!
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By the way, Papyrus is a fine replacement for SNote.
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YES
...there is , try Adobe PhotoShop Touch. I've heard a lot of hype about Papyrus...Give "Write" a try - has more of the awesome S Note options, like the ignore hand/palm thing, so you can write like most ppl normally do, w/o you're whole hand in the air.
Papyrus is good... some features like the true eraser and export to dropbox are premium features that don't cost that much.
I prefer write as it offers a lot of functionality.
You can also use Evernote
Hi no way to put Qslide in cm 10.2 rom ??
Or there is another similar apk ??
No. Never
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greece-for-ever said:
Hi no way to put Qslide in cm 10.2 rom ??
Or there is another similar apk ??
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There is Tiny apps, that you can find on the play store in two flavours: paid and free. ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ragingtools.tinyappslite).
It is a collection of 5 floating small apps: note keeper, drawing app, calculator, voice recorder and music player, that can be opened on top of other running app to have them handy when you are doing something and need to quickly do something else.
You can activate every single tiny app by means of a widget.
I've bought the paid version and used the app for some week before deciding that they were not so much essential to me.
I think they work well and do what they are supposed to do, even though Qslides are probably more refined, from a graphical point of view.
I used them on a 10.1 CM. In the play store there is nothing written about the compatibility with CM 10.2, so if you want to try them out, you'd better start with the "light" unpaid version, first.
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