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Hey,
Im looking for some devs to help develop a new kind of android tablet launcher, due to the fact that there is a very small choice out there at the moment, If you are interested in getting involved either comment here or pm me.
I know this phone is discontinued and its not the most popular phone. But overall still a good phone. With having stock android under Facebook home shouldn't there be alot of stock android roms? Are there any devs out there still working on this? Would glad to see more progress on this device
marcviado said:
I know this phone is discontinued and its not the most popular phone. But overall still a good phone. With having stock android under Facebook home shouldn't there be alot of stock android roms? Are there any devs out there still working on this? Would glad to see more progress on this device
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You hit your own nail on the head.
If a phone does not sell a lot and is discontinued and is not popular, it well not get development. It's kind of a natural law of the universe, right up there with gravity and the three laws of thermodynamics.
Why not learn Android development yourself? You can visit the XDA University forum and learn all about developing your very own custom ROMs
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You hit your own nail on the head.
If a phone does not sell a lot and is discontinued and is not popular, it well not get development. It's kind of a natural law of the universe, right up there with gravity and the three laws of thermodynamics.
Why not learn Android development yourself? You can visit the XDA University forum and learn all about developing your very own custom ROMs
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Lmao "natural law of the universe" its a cell phone for crying out loud. I never said I wanted to learn on android development. There is 1 ROM for this device so obviously it had a start of development. But when someone takes things way to seriously over a simple answer can fix then you have issues. It went from asking if there will be more development to gravity,laws,and universe.. lmao wow
Don't be so hostile, I am a avid HTC owner. And my girl has the HTC first. Just because there is a stock android interface doesn't mean it's easily changed to different versions. I started out a year ago modding on my HTC one x, and now I'm modifying stock roms into my cleanstrip Rom. It's a stock clean Rom with build prop tweaks and maybe doodads here and there. It's not hard to do some changes to Roms. Just takes a good mind and attention to read.
There are lots of guides to make roms, it shouldn't be to hard to follow most of them to cook up what you want.
What are you looking for in a Rom ? I'm wanting a sense 5 HTC one x newest 4.2.2 based Rom, for the first but I have no means or know how on porting sense.
Hello,
I am in search for a Expert Android Developer to work for me remotely,
I have full team of web devs and server guys,but needed android dev.
so, i decided to have one beside me from our community from where i have learnt things, i dont want to give this opportunity to anyone else.
i want to hire one from this community.
detailed work profile, Pay scale and timing and other things will be discussed
after receiving your Resume
Interested mail your CV at [email protected]
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I am a decade long user of Apple phones who wants to install stock Android (AOSP) in a latest device and help the community by contributing while learning from the rich experience at XDA.
I have over a decade of software engineering experience (C++, Java, Python) , comfortable in Linux.
Which device would you folks suggest is the latest process-camera phone I start with as a newbie?
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I am a decade long user of Apple phones who wants to install stock Android (AOSP) in a latest device and help the community by contributing while learning from the rich experience at XDA.
I have over a decade of software engineering experience (C++, Java, Python) , comfortable in Linux.
Which device would you folks suggest is the latest process-camera phone I start with as a newbie?
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Welcome to XDA!
Nice you made the jump to Android, here you will find a lot of knowledge and a great community.
If camera wise choosing, perhaps i would go for
Huawei Mate 40 ProEnjoy your stay!
di66ectioni6t said:
I am a decade long user of Apple phones who wants to install stock Android (AOSP) in a latest device and help the community by contributing while learning from the rich experience at XDA.
I have over a decade of software engineering experience (C++, Java, Python) , comfortable in Linux.
Which device would you folks suggest is the latest process-camera phone I start with as a newbie?
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I think I already answered in the welcome PM but I'm gonna do it again here so everyone sees my answer.
IMO (ranked brands):
1-Google: Best brand for modding, gud camera, stock android experience and google features very cewl
2-Oneplus: Good for modding, meh camera (let's see if Hasselblad improves something), close to stock experience+oneplus feature cool
3-Samsung: Bad for modding, Very gud cam, Very gud hardware, not stock android, everyone has a different opinion on OneUI so idk maybe u like it+meh Samsung features (lotsa bloatwares)
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Last-Huawei: Impossible to mod (no bootloader unlocking), Very gud cam, Very gud hardware, not stock, no google for u my friend+meh features...
I know I'm biased for this one because I'm still annoyed by the fact they do not unlock bootloaders anymore (even though it's been 2 year)
Hi guys,
I am quite new here and wants to know more about android stuff.
Welcome. Do you have an Android device? Learning how to root and customize your device is honestly the fastest way to learn about Android. Go to Manufacturers at the top of this screen to find information for your specific device.
If you prefer reading, check out Android Source. There is a lot of exhaustive information on how Android works.
Lastly, don't forget to read the forum rules. Good luck and have fun!