How to flash TWRP over CWM recovery in Nexus 5? In order to upgrade my encrypted CyanogenMod installation I need to use the TWRP recovery instead of the CWM.

I have already tried multiple ways to flash TWRP recovery including ROM Manager but it always gets back to CWM when I boot to recovery.

Any solutions?

You didn't specify which device you own, but by the tag I assume it is a Nexus 5.
Flashing TWRP is pretty easy, especially on Nexus devices.

Download the newest .img file here:
http://techerrata.com/file/twrp2/hammerhead/openrecovery-twrp-2.8.0.1-hammerhead.img

Turn off your device.  Turn on the device and keep holding volume down until a menu shows up.  The device will now be in fastboot mode. Plug the device into your computer.  If you have the right drivers installed, your screen should now say FASTBOOT USB.  Run the following command via the command line (in the directory the ADB is installed):

fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.8.0.1-hammerhead.img

Note you will also need adb and fastboot for your computer.

If you don't have ADB or the correct drivers installed, I recommend downloading Wugfresh Nexus toolkit from here:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95747613655047107

And follow the instructions for installing the drivers.

OR - if for some reason you're having trouble with the above, just download Wugfresh Nexus toolkit (link above) and select root my device (make sure to check 'install custom recovery').


Samsung galaxy s5 battery Drainig fast My device is the Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-9000H. Its battery drains very fast, even when the screen is off. It drains 70% overnight. The battery level becomes only 10% in the next morning, although the phone would've done nothing overnight!

Does anyone have a solution for this?

My Battery Draining Problem is also Solved by upgrading Android lollipop 5.0.1 to marshmallow 6.0.1.


SGS3: I have all LED indicators turned off, still get blue led when gmail sees an email and screen is off If I have LED Indicator/missed event set to off I wouldn't expect to see the blue led flashing.

I want the incoming email noise and icon as usual, just don't want it flashing away (I'm trying to sleep!). Don't want to have to turn phone face down.

Anyone know why it seems to ignore my settings?

Thanks.

It's not actually possible to fully disable the LED for Gmail without disabling email notifications altogether. Your only alternative is to use an app like LightFlow (of which there is a free, 'lite' edition).

Hopefully there will be a fix for this in a future update.


AnySoftKeyboard ignored after update I've recently updated my HTC One X to version 4.2.2 of Android and version 5.0 of HTC Sense. Since then, my phone no longer uses AnySoftKeyboard. Even thought the AnySoftKeyboard option is set to on in the Language & keyboard setting, the default keyboard still opens instead of the AnySoft one.

I've tried uninstalling AnySoftKeyboard and reinstalling it, and restarting my Phone, but it still doesn't work. I've also tried following this tutorial, but I can't get the Input Method dialog to open(the tutorial is old, but I didn't find a newer one).

What can I do?

When you have any keyboard open to enter text into an app, you should see a keyboard icon among the notifications. Click this to open the input method chooser, then select AnySoftKeyboard from the list.

The checkboxes in the Language & keyboard settings only control which keyboards appear in this list.


How do I display two different calendars exclusively on 2 different widget? How do I display two different calendars exclusively from my Google calendar on 2 different mobile app widget?

I don't think it is possible as mentioned in Google forum- though that's about two years old

You would need a third party widget for that- see Izzy's Calendar widgets collection. I tried Widget What and When Free and it works fine with two different calendars in two widgets


How can I start GPS track logging from an intent? I'd like to automatically start and stop recording a GPS track by sending an intent, e.g. from Tasker. I don't care what app is used to record the GPS track, and it's OK if I have to set it up myself beforehand, but it shouldn't require any user interaction when I send the intent. I just want to send the intent and have it start recording right away, and later (when my Tasker profile has detected that I've reached the end of the route) stop recording automatically and save the track so that I can review it later.

I also don't care whether the end result is a track that I can only access within the app that recorded it, or a GPX file that gets saved somewhere, or something that gets uploaded to a website automatically.

There's an open-source GPS track recording app called GPSLogger. It has shortcuts to start and stop, and also publishes the necessary intent details, so you can start and stop recording without having to interact with the phone. You can also configure it ahead of time (via the app's settings) to save files in various formats and/or upload to Dropbox, OpenStreetMap, or other sites of your choice.

I'm sure there are other apps with the same functionality.


Why does my Xiaomi phone have a "Skip Lockscreen" developer setting? I am using an unrooted Xiaomi phone running Android 4.4, and activated developer mode.  The development options include "Skip Lockscreen". What is this?  Will it this cause any functional problems for my device?

Typically, Android devices default to having no lock screen.  Apparently Xiaomi didn't like this; it is a pretty terrible idea to leave your phone unprotected from others, after all, unless you don't care about theft or its contents.  As such, the option to disable the lockscreen is "hidden" in the developer options.  Presumably this is to help developers who need to go through the load → test → modify → reload cycle often and don't want to be constantly unlocking their devices.

A lock screen is also required to make use of Factory Reset Protection; see this answer for more details.  Otherwise, there is no other functional issues.  The lock screen is purely for security and privacy purposes.


How can I transfer the numbers from my old Android phone onto my new iPhone if I lost the old Android phone? I lost my old android phone. Decided to try out an iphone just to get literate. I'm wondering what the process is for transferring my contacts from my old android phone (which i don't have access to) to my new iphone.
I'm using Verizon as a provider, so might be able to leverage their cloud, though I am not sure if that's an option. I'm wondering if anyone else has done this before, and / or knows of a standard way to go about it.

If you were syncing contacts with your Google account you can login to your google.com account. In the top-right corner, just left of your photo there is a menu, where you choose "Contacts". You can browse your contacts there and even export them in CSV format.
You can than import these contacts to your Apple Accounts and voilà, sync iPhone with the account.
Please note that CSV import in Apple Account is limited to few contacts at a time, so without programming the procedure is practical only for relatively small number of contacts.
I wonder if there is an iPhone app that would sync directly with Google Account - good candidates are Outlook Client and some other e-mail clients that can use gmail. If you find something like that please post another answer to help others.


How to delete my @gmail account from GMail client while leaving on Email client? I'm have a Samsung S5 which has two (preinstalled, I suppose) email clients, GMail and Email. GMail client has a white envelope with thick red edges icon, while Email has a white envelope with monkey sign in red&white in the middle like a stamp.

Upon setting up my @gmail account and my @company account in the Email client (which is the only one I wish to use) I noticed I started getting notifications from the GMail client as well from my @gmail address. I tried deleting my @gmail account but that deletes it from both email clients.

How can I delete my @gmail account for just one client (GMail) without affecting the other. I originally wanted to just uninstall GMail client but that seems to be impossible since it came preinstalled on the S5, along with a lot of other applications.

You can disable Gmail app. Another option is to turn off syncing email in Gmail: Settings → Accounts & Sync → Google → choose your Google account → uncheck Gmail.


Some files are missing after doing backup and factory reset on Android Lollipop I recently backed up and factory reset my Samsung Galaxy S5, stock and running Lollipop. All the apps that were previously on the device were re-installed and run fine, and the phone mostly performs as it is supposed to.

However, I have just realized that I have missing files; my daughter's telephone number is no longer listed in my contacts (found out the hard way trying to speed dial during an emergency as I was driving), and some music files are missing. By and large the phone was restored to its original settings and works just fine, it's just that there are a few but important to me files missing here and there.

Is there any way to identify and recover all missing files? There are probably more that I just haven't found missing yet.

Google backup is unreliable and won't back up everything, however it should be fairly easy to make a backup yourself next time.

You can use ADB to make a full backup. You'll need to install ADB first: on Linux sudo apt-get install adb usually works, on Windows you'll need to download it from somewhere.

Turn on USB debugging (in developer options, to access go to settings > about phone and tap build number 7 times) and connect to a computer via USB. Then open a terminal/console window and do adb devices to check the phone's connected, and then adb backup -all -f C:\backup.ab (where backup.ab is the absolute path to where you want it backed up from).

Source: http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-nexus/general/guide-phone-backup-unlock-root-t1420351


Sync Exchange 2010 notes, tasks and reminders My HTC Incredible S phone runs Android 2.2, and has the ability to sync e-mail, calendar and contacts with our Exchange 2010 Server at work.

Tasks, notes and e-mail reminders, however, aren't synced out-of-the-box.

I've been looking, but can't seem to find any lightweight apps on the Google Play Store that can fill this gap.

Does anyone know of such a product?

If a lightweight one does not exist, what would you recommend I do to sync these items? I'd prefer using the built-in e-mail, calendar and contact apps, and would rather avoid bloatware such as TouchDown.

I found this question which somewhat addresses this, but doesn't mention e-mail reminders and notes.

I have looked a number of products and I have got to say Touchdown by Nitrodesk always comes out on top. I have just returned to Android after a short spell with WP7 and fogot how much I relied on Touchdown. My favourite is the fact it will read out emails, which is useful!


Google Play Games doesn't restore highscores? Maybe this question is totally dumb, but I was always under the assumption that if I connect a game with my Google Play account (if that's offered), my highscores, progress in games, etc. will be saved and restored if I connect it on another device or re-flash the phone's ROM?

However, with many games (like HexaBlast, Lara Croft, Temple Run etc.), no game stats and levels seem to get saved, I'm starting from point zero.

If Google Play Games isn't good for that, what's the actual point of connecting a game to Google Play Games at all?

Google Play Games Services support saving game progress since the beginning, and it's upgraded on November 2014. From Android Developer blogs,

[...], when Google Play Games launched, one of the very first features we included was the ability for users to save their game to the cloud [...]
[...] this past year (ed. 2014) at Google I/O, we launched an entirely new Saved Games feature, powered by Google Drive.

However, being able to save doesn't mean it will automatically save your game progress: the developer has to implement the logic that uses this service.
Anecdotally, I have played some (rhythm) games that use this service and worked properly when I replaced my Nexus 4 with Nexus 5. On your case, unfortunately, I have to say that this is fully the developers' fault.
As for why they use Google Play Games service, its features are not only for saving games: achievements, global highscores, etc.


Internal Storage - Negative Value I recently installed a new Custom Rom (Resurrection Remix) on my phone.

Since then, my Internal Storage has been acting weird. It's size and usage are shown as negative values as observed in the attached pictures.

Apps are installed in Internal and working fine, no problem there. But I'm not able to access the files or Download other stuff like pictures and music into my internal. I have to resort to external SD card for that.

That is because you have MMC inserted while booting. This issue is commonly seen on Android devices running Android 7 nogaut.
If you have AOSP for Android 7 then modify the below file:
/frameworks/base/core/java/android/os/storage/StorageManager.java

Interchange the position of mmc and sda storage path

Before

private static final String[] INTERNAL_STORAGE_SIZE_PATHS = {
"/sys/block/mmcblk0/size",
"/sys/block/sda/size"
};

After

private static final String[] INTERNAL_STORAGE_SIZE_PATHS = {
"/sys/block/sda/size",
"/sys/block/mmcblk0/size"
};


Did the "stop" command brick my phone? I have a rooted Sony Xperia Z3+.

So I was mucking around in a root terminal (on my phone, not via adb), and I simply typed stop.

The phone seemed to instantly turn off, but it won't turn on again! What did I do? Sorry if this seems like a dumb question, but I cannot even find any infromation on the stop command by googling.

From @AndrewT 's comment, I gathered this:

Referring this answer on StackOverflow

What does stop do?

stop entered in a root terminal basically stops the Android process called zygote. This in turn stops all processes registered in the context of zygote, that is, all services (including system services) registered to zygote. This includes the SurfaceFlingerprocess responsible for rendering the Android UI.

So, nothing displays on your screen once you enter this command, but the Linux kernel below Android is still going, as you can check if you have a UART connection to the device, or have set it up to specially broadcast output to ADB even if zygote has stopped.

A power-on isn't possible after stop as technically the device isn't powered-off.

What is zygote?

zygote is the hosting process for any Android app. That is, it holds the context of the app and the app itself, and on versions of Android below 5.0, hosts the Dalvik VM instance for the app. It is a system-level process, started on boot.

So how can you recover your device?

Try a hard reboot. That is, pull out your battery, leave the device alone for 15 or so minutes, and then put it back in and boot it up again.

If your device lacks a removable battery, the workaround is to hold down the power button until the device vibrates or shows the bootloader splashscreen. This usually takes about anywhere from 10 seconds to 1 minute.

If you can get the bootloader splashscreen, you are (relatively) safe, you aren't hardbricked. Further steps can be added if Android fails to boot past that step. If that happens, and you have a custom recovery and a NANDroid backup, just restore that.

If you can't get the bootloader splashscreen, check if your device charges when connected to a mains source. If it does, you're still relatively safe and a restore is possible (but out of scope of this answer, as it is very device-specific).

If it doesn't even charge, a recovery may still be possible but you are effectively hardbricked. Maybe the service center can help you further.

Note that the cause of the soft or hardbrick wasn't the stop command, probably something else. What, can't be said without further details.


Activate Android device on IPv6-only network Is it possible to activate an Android phone on a network with IPv6-only access to the Internet?
Does Google support all their services over IPv6?
Has anyone tried it?

I'm going to need to activate an Android device on an IPv6-only network in the near future. Any help regarding this appreciated.

All Google services are accessible via IPv6, since June 6, 2012.

And yes, I've tried it myself. My own Android is on IPv6.


Why contacts are not display in address book but available when typing number? Rummaged through a bunch of articles in search of an answer to this question, but nothing helped. I ask for your help.

Android 6, LG

The contact book displays only a part of the numbers (124 contacts from applications such as Skype, Weiber, etc.), but in fact there should be much more contacts and they are in the phone (confirmation of that - when entering phone number +7 there are 449 numbers).

How can I make these 449+ contacts appear in the contact book?

In the display settings of contacts, it is possible to display contacts from all sources (phone memory, SIM, applications). I tried the sources one by one, too.

You have 124 contacts saved to your phone. When you press +79, you get 449 in the dropdown. This 449 represents the number you have dialled (starting with +79) till date, from your device. Those may be the saved numbers or unsaved too. This is not a bug. Hope this satisfies you query.

Update - adding the screenshots of my Lg 5.0.1.  When I search for contacts starting with 7 in Contacts tab, 250 contacts are shown.

While, when I type 7 in dialer, 396 contacts are found.

That's what happens with every phone. It's not a bug.


Android tethering via bluetooth keeps disconnecting I'm currently using a Google Nexus tablet tethered via Bluetooth to a Samsung S3 for internet.

Two things are annoying me.

First, if I take the phone away from the tablet (go out for lunch), the tablet disconnects and has to be manually reconnected. Is there a way to have that happen automatically?

Second, Bluetooth tethering, i.e. the internet sharing part needs to be switched on each time the bluetooth is switched on (or perhaps just after power cycling) on the S3. Is there no way to have that default to on?

Thanks

I'm doing the exact same thing, except with my Captivate, and I ran into the same problems. To solve them, I use three apps across the two devices. On my N7, I use Tasker to detect when I lose wifi connection and use Bluetooth Auto Connect as a Tasker plugin to automatically connect to my phone. On my phone, I use Bluetooth Auto Tethering, which automatically turns on Bluetooth tethering when you start your phone.

As a bonus here is a link to my Tasker profile/tasks which does all this stuff. I think you can just import it into your Tasker.


My Android Samsung won't switch on or charge after it got wet My phone got wet. So I left it in rice and blow dried it with a hair blower. I've left it on charge for a day and it did not switch on or showed that it's charging. I left the battery outside for quite a while but still seems not to work.

PLEASE I WOULD APPRECIATE SOME HELP

Now, if the phone doesn’t work, it’s time to accept defeat and take it to a professional and see if it can be salvaged. You can also claim insurance if you have it. Not to sound like a doctor, but after this point we have really done everything we could. Sometimes you just have to let the phone go.

http://www.androidauthority.com/how-to-fix-water-damaged-phone-647461/


samsung galaxy tab 3 not charging the 10.1 inch galaxy tab3 wifi version, is unable to charge
when u plug the charger in, the battery logo shows a bit, but it does not show the charging animation, neither it is charging

where the problem might be located

my skill is decent regarding soldering and so on, and I am willing to repair it myself

P.S. the tab does not boot due to dry and un rechargeable battery

My suggestion before you take the step of using your soldering skills, try using another charger, leave your tab connected with it for 3-4 hours, as sometime its just the charger that takes the toll of current fluctuation if that doesn't work, than Verify that your device port is not damaged. Carefully inspect your device's charging port and remove any debris. If all's well so far than verify that your Samsung Tab is running the most recent software. Just tap the System Updates dashboard -> tap Device Software. If an update is available, follow the prompts to install. Lastly is problem still persist it's time to perform a soft reset. A soft reset restarts your device and does not erase any of your content or data.Just press and hold both the Power and Volume up keys until the device turns off.

I hope this help, let me know the results.


Reinstall original OS without rooting (Oneplus One, CM11S) I've a Oneplus One running the original OS that came with it (CM11S). Accidentally replied 'Yes' to  a google security prompt which identified the Settings app as harmful, and it was deleted.

As far as I can determine the only way of retrieving it is to reflash the ROM with the original OS, which I've downloaded a copy of. I've backed up most of the stuff on the phone, but if possible I'd still rather not go through the entire process of rooting it/unlocking the bootloader, etc. I haven't done it before and I'd rather not go through the hassle of wiping the phone and restoring everything afterwards.

If I understand the process properly, the point of unlocking the bootloader is to allow custom ROMs to be flashed onto the phone. I'm wondering if I can bypass this step if I'm only interested in re-flashing the original ROM. (Although I've a feeling that might still end up being seen as a security risk so not possible)

Or if there's any other way of getting the Settings app back, I'd appreciate suggestions

You can use adb and sideload the zip of the OS from OnePlus using the stock recovery. Here is a link to discussion with some tools to help you flash the stock rom easily.


How can I remove pictures from contacts to save space? I am desperate for app space on my HTC Desire. When looking at what I use app storage for, i can see that 12 mb (since this question was first asked this has grown to 16 mb) is spent on contacts. This is probably because I sync contacts with Facebook, and therefore have pictures of a lot of contacts. Now, to save space, I would like to delete these pictures. How can I do that?

On my phone I have an option to delete bulk contact pictures when I push the menu button when in my contacts. However this is using a custom rom on an htc desire hd. I'm pretty sure if you're still running sense you can choose to uncheck the sync with facebook option, along with a delete contact picture option. If worse comes to worst then you can always manually delete the pictures of each contact after you uncheck the sync with facebook option.


Unable to get USB file transfer working on Oreo 8.1 My son has an LG Xpression Plus running Oreo 8.1, and he's having trouble enabling USB transfer (MTP) when connecting to a Windows 10 PC.  The phone used to allow USB transfer, and now it simply charges.  We've tried multiple sync-cabaple USB cables, including the one that came with his device, but no luck.  These same cables allow USB transfer for all the devices we tried.

Additionally, the phone behaves the same no matter which Windows 10 PC we connect it to, even with PCs his phone hasn't previously connected to.

We've tried all the solutions listed in How to get USB file transfer working on Oreo 8.1?, but nothing has worked.

Has anyone else run into this problem, and managed to fix it?

Thanks in advance, this is driving us nuts!

Based on Izzy's questions, here's what worked for me:  With device plugged in, swipe down to open the notification area.  Tap on "Charging".  Select "File transfer".  Choose "Just Once" or "Always" depending on your situation.  The PC will ask you what you want to do.  I have it open in Windows Explorer and I browse from there.  Hope this helps.  Thanks Izzy  for the pointer.


How can I customize notifications in Android Lollipop? They are driving me insane!

I have set my device to be in priority mode indefinitely, and also set downtime for every day of the week from 7am to 7am the next day.

I have customized notifications so that only gmail, my work email app can show when priority mode is on, and set the general notification settings to show only calls and messages when priority mode is active.

I am still getting notifications for anything, and it is particularly annoying.

Use GravityBox with Xposed Modules. You can basically remove the notifications of the apps which show frequently.

GravityBox


Why camera taking 2 copies at a time? I'm using Asus Zenfone Max Pro M2 with Android Pie.
So when I take a shot from default camera it does saving two copies at a time. Same for front camera.

Some cameras allow repeated captures if the button is depressed longer. See your manual for settings about the "Continuous Shot" setting, since it may be a form of "burst mode". My Samsung (sorry my experience is not with Zenfone) allows for "burst mode" to allow the camera itself to take a short burst of images, selecting its choice of "best", but keeps the others for any personal preference otherwise. Your phone may do similar.


App drawer doesn't allow scrolling by letter on Android M Dev Preview 3 I just flashed the newest Dev Preview of Marshmallow, but I found the App Drawer looks different than most screenshots.

Mine:

Screenshots:

Is there a setting I need to set?

You're comparing the older Dev Preview 1 to the newer Dev Preview app drawer.
From an article on AndroidPit,

App drawer has been fixed
While we commend Google on trying a new, vertical-scrolling app drawer, the alphabetical dividers on the left and negative space at the end of some sections was a bad idea. The new Android M removes these and is faster to navigate because you have more app icons on screen. It still scrolls vertically though.

The old app drawer (left) and the new Android M developer preview 2 app drawer (right). / © ANDROIDPIT

AFAIK, there's no official way to revert back to the older version, unless you are OK with flashing Dev Preview 1 (and stuck with it).
Alternatively (though I haven't tried it, so do it at your own risk), based on another article on AndroidPit, try to replace Google App with older version, specifically the Android M Preview 1.

Install the new APK app for Android Marshmallow
Once you've installed Google Now Launcher (OP: already installed by default on Nexus), you need to download the Google App APK file. To do this:

Make sure your device is set to accept downloads from unknown sources. To enable this, go to Settings > Security then tick the Unknown sources box.
Next, download the Google App APK file to your device, which you can get directly by clicking here. Open the APK once you've downloaded it, then follow the instructions to install Google App.

Note: you probably need to uninstall Google App's update first. Also, by installing from unknown source, Google App can't receive automatic update from Play Store anymore.


What is the dalvik speed patch? Lately I've been hearing about a dalvik speed patch to supposedly increase the interpreting speed of apps through the dalvik JVM. The only mention on Google is Facebook's "hack" of the dalvik JVM to allow the Facebook app to install on legacy phones. I am sure this is not a dalvik speed patch.

Post where the patch is briefly talked about:

"New score...PA 3.99 RC2 + Franco r184 + dalvik speed patch.."
https://plus.google.com/105415059081329756565/posts/4i8GDm47bnv

So what exactly is this dalvik speed patch?

There's absolutely no magic here caused by a mysterious "Dalvik Speed Patch". The Author said that in the comments himself by stating:

Lol... I just mention dalvik speed patch, actually it's a kanged lib file...

So it's just a wording issue that you took as a rumour.

The higher Antutu benchmark scores are very propably caused by overcklocking using the Franco Kernel only.

Regarding your second thought about the FB hack:
The FB hack has has nothing to do with this question. By the way, it's super ugly and something Facebook should be ashamed of: http://jaxenter.com/facebook-s-completely-insane-dalvik-hack-46376.html


Showing both "adb status-window" and "adb logcat" on the same terminal I am attempting to get the adb status-window command to display anything useful, however it appears to be just showing the following:

  Android Debug Bridge
  State: device

At first, I figured it was because the resource was busy with an existing operation adb logcat, but stopping this failed to fix the issue.

This is for a device that is outside of my local machine and is being used under adb over WiFi.

Is it possible to have these two commands at once? Does the status-window work remotely? Why would this not display?

Thanks for looking into this as no real reference was available after some considerable searching.

Based on my testing, adb status-window will continuously monitor the status of the ADB (whether it's connected to a device or not). While it's active, connecting a device will show

  Android Debug Bridge
  State: device

and disconnecting it will show

  Android Debug Bridge
  State: unknown

On the other hand, adb logcat also continuously monitors the log from the device. As far as I know, you can't run both of them on the same terminal (tested on Windows' command prompt, though I don't have any idea on other OS). The only workaround is to use multiple terminals to run each command.

So, to answer your questions directly,

  Is it possible to have these two commands at once?

AFAIK, no, on Windows' command prompt, but maybe possible with some tricks on others.

  Does the status-window work remotely?

Yes.

  Why would this not display?

Because it continuously monitor the status of the ADB.


Very high battery drain by Android OS, Android System, and Screen in Samsung Galaxy Note 3 running Lollipop I've got a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (SM-N900) running Android 5.0.

The battery life is terrible. Most of the battery is taken by Android OS, Android System, and Screen. The moment I switch the screen on, the phone doesn't even last an hour.

What should I do to fix this drain?

(Click image to enlarge)

This can be caused by numerous things.
Do you have any background sync going on? e.g. Google sync, few email account and so on?

Don't sync every 5 min, try to increase the sync interval to 30 min e.g.

Do you have a bad signal reception most of the times?

It can help to change to 2G network if thats the case.

Some other tips:
Try apps like "Greenify". It works even when you are not rooted and can terminate background processes when you don't need them.
The last thing you can do is to perform a factory reset and see if that changes anything. But you'll loose all of your data.
An other option would be to try a second battery and see if that one performs better.

I hope one of these advices can help you a little bit.


Nexus 4 not getting connected to PC Some days back, My nexus was getting connected to the computer. But yesterday I discovered, it is no more like that. It is only getting charged via USB connection. No notification of connection received, either on phone or computer. what to do? Kindly suggest !

go to settings << storage << choose option at upper right corner << USB computer connection << enable Media Device option .


Bluetooth file transfers from Sony Arc S always get interrupted I am not able to transfer files completely over Bluetooth because the the transfers keep getting interrupted. My phone model is a Sony Arc S LT8i.

I tried to send a 700 kb image file to my Mac and it started to transfer but got interrupted when 90% of it was transferred. Similarly, I tried to send the same file to a Samsung Galaxy Ace phone and it sent 99% of the file when it got interrupted, at which point the receving phone (Ace) showed a message stating "Remote device disconnected". How can I fix this?

I once got that on my Xperia phone when I was transferring a 150 MB file over bluetooth.

Some things you can try:

Try transferring another file. If it transfers, send the other file.
If your phone is too close to the other device try moving your phone away from it.
Turn off bluetooth, then turn it back on.
Pair the device(s) with the phone.


SD card not recognized by Acer A500 I just bought a used Acer A500 16 GB tablet yesterday. Everything works great — except it doesn't recognize my 16 GB microSD card for storage, but says there is no external SD storage or it is emulated.

I don't know a lot about rooting and such; the guy just told me it was rooted and is running JellyBean 4.1, which works great.

Does anyone know how to get my SD card recognized again?

Please ensue that the device supports SDHC microSD cards.

Also ensure that the sd card is fat16 formatted.


How to share internet among 2 android devices? I have in my possession a G1 and a new Android tablet (the Kmart one, the Gentouch).  The Gentouch uses wifi to access the internet;  the G1 uses a T-Mobile cellular connection.  Ideally, I'd like to somehow cause that G1 to emit a wifi access point, so that whenever the G1 and the Gentouch are in close proximity, the Gentouch can piggyback off the G1's internet connection and reach the internet itself.  Assuming I am willing/able to root both devices if necessary, how would I accomplish such a task?

There are apps on the market that can do this on most rooted phone. Barnacle is pretty popular for this and people seem to like it. Actually the first review for the app is someone doing exactly what you want to do just with an Ipad. Just search for "barnacle wifi hotspot" on the Market, good luck.


How can I categorize the apps on my phone? I'm downloading many apps but then forget about them. I'd like to be able to see all my "note taking" apps, "todo" apps etc. So I can quickly compare and discard those I don't want. Of course I'd also like all "game" apps so I can choose which game to play.

How can I do that so it is automatic (maybe use the information in market?). Is there a way to tag apps so they can belong to several categories?

There is an app called Apps Organizer that will let you "tag" applications into groups.  You can then put folder widgets on your homescreen of each of these "tags" to stay organized.  I've used it before, it works well if you keep your tags up to date.


Change Grid Size of Home Page without rooting phone? Is it possible to change the grid size of the home page using Jelly Bean 4.2.2 without rooting phone ?

There are two ways known to me how this could be achieved:
Using a launcher which supports this
There are several launchers available on Google Play which let you configure the grid size of your homescreen as well as of your app drawer. One of those is Apex Launcher, which I use myself. Another example is GO Launcher EX, which I run on another device. I'm pretty sure a load of other launchers does this as well.
EDIT: Holy whatever. If that's not enough, take a look at Lighning Launcher. Grid size? What grid? Who needs a grid? Icon size, font size, orientation -- feel free to design your own homescreen! And now, for the size of the package. Sitting? 200 kB (still looking for the hook), working with Android 1.6 and up. Truly AMAZING!
Ah, and what comes below: Multi-whatever is already included. Widgets in folders? No problem, either... Well, that bunch of features must need permis... what? Only USB-Storage? Can't believe... I just sent it to one of my devices to take a closer look :)
Using "Multi-Widgets"
There are some sort of "widget expanders" out there, which pick 4 (or more) widgets and combine them into one "compressed widget". One example for this group is Multicon Widget.
Zoom
And then there's Zoom, from the dev of Tasker (with which it even integrates). According to its description, this also should be an option:

Unique on any computer: design your own homescreen widgets to do whatever you like!
Position, size and overlay elements in the drag-and-drop editor. Two views: full-zoom for easier editing, actual-size for previewing.


Android studio - connect to device - Sony E2003 My old phone connected to Android studio but new phone doesn't. I've spent a couple of days searching forums and sites to try to help but whatever I try, studio just isn't recognising the device.

I've enabled debugging in developer options, but the device isn't being seen. I can transfer files from the device as normal, but when I click run (to run the app), there is no device available in 'Choose a running device'. Any help would be very much appreciated.

Thank you,

It seems your computer is not recognizing your device or not able to download the device driver of your mobile phone Sony E2003

Possible solution is to download and install moborobo from this website in your computer

http://www.moborobo.com/

It will install the required device driver to connect your phone with the computer and then your device can be easily detectable in Android Studio

Hope this will help!!!


Outlook Android word suggestion not working in LG keyboard I have an LG G3 phone with Android 6.0. It works okay, and I like the built-in LG Keyboard as it uses word suggestion (meaning that when I type I lkie my dosg it corrects every word, so I get I like my dogs in my native language - it is not English).

Recently, I've downloaded Outlook Android and tried to write an email to my co-worker.

Imagine my surprise when I wrote the following: Dera Freind, This is teh new Andorid Outluk... and no word were suggested in my LG keyboard.

There are no keyboard related settings in Outlook settings (as a matter of fact, those 3 settings don't relate anything other than the account).

When I type in the subject field, it works normally, but in the letter body, no suggestions appear.

So, can you tell my why Outlook suppresses the LG keyboard settings?

Can I enable word suggestion without installing any custom keyboard?

I have reported the issue to Microsoft's feedback forum, and a few weeks later they fixed it and now it picks up the suggestions that the keyboard offers (I fancy that it was because of my report but can't confirm it :)

So, as of version 2.1.125 (170) mainline, the issue is fixed.


Kindle Fire HD (Tate) boot loop, after attempt to install CM I attempted to install Cyanogenmod on my Tate, according to the directions in the Wiki.

https://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_tate

At Step 3, number 5 (fastboot -i 0x1949 oem recovery), the kindle does not boot to recovery, but just shows the logo, and then goes back to Fastboot, even with a non-fastboot cable.

If I restart without a cable attached, I get a boot loop (even when I hold down the volume button, as described).

Perhaps this is relevant: before I started all of this, my Tate was already rooted. Was it stupid to apply the exploit in that case? I only realized this later. If so, is there any way out?

BTW, I'm on Linux, have a working adb and a fastboot cable.

Thanks!

Got it!

I did re-flash the recovery, and that seemed to take care of it.

Before that, I also went

fastboot -i 0x1949 oem idme bootmode 4000

However, that took a while but then said it failed, so maybe just re-flashing the recovery by itself was what did it.


Install command line application on android globally using termux `apt` I love Termux, It feels like i using Linux on my phone. Sometimes I use my phone on my pc via ssh-helper but sadly I can't use any Termux app installed via apt command. Is there any way to install apps globally using apt install. I aleady rooted my android phone.

Note that for SSH access to Termux you can install sshd with apt install openssh.

Setup the authorized keys as normal ($HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys), start the sshd daemon and connect on port 8022 by default.


Is it possible to delete images from the wallpaper folder on android? I downloaded a photo from facebook, and set it as the wallpaper on my phone, then decided I wanted to remove it again. The problem is, I have not yet been able to find a way to delete photos from the wallpaper and lock screen selection. I can understand that they might not want me deleting the stock ones, but it seems there is also no way to delete the ones I loaded.

I am on the Oneplus 3T, if that makes any difference. Also, I deleted the photo from the downloads folder, but it still remains there as an option for a wallpaper or lock screen.

Normally, it is the home launcher app which changes the wallpaper in the device, both for home screen and lock screen. For default stock home launcher in OxygenOS, the custom image wallpapers are saved inside /data/user/0/net.oneplus.launcher/files/ with prefix wallpaper.
So, without root access, all you can do is bear that entry, or, clear data for your launcher app (which would remove all the settings and changes you've ever made in that launcher). To clear data, go into Settings app → Apps → choose Show system apps → locate your home launcher app → Storage → Clear data.
For rooted devices only
If you want to prevent that image to reappear in wallpaper selection view, you have to edit the database inside which its entry is stored and then delete that entry. Simply removing the wallpaper file from data directory doesn't always work.
The database you're looking for is named saved_wallpaper_images.db located inside /data/user/0/net.oneplus.launcher/databases. You'd need tools to edit that database.
You can pull it into your PC, edit it using a compatible software, push it back and then fix permissions. This is a messy solution.
You can use sqlite3 inary compiled for your device's architecture and then use it within your device to edit out that database. You'd need to search on web some commands (common enough) to load a database, locate a table, and delete a row. This is again messy.
There are some apps which claim to both read and write an app's database, such as SQLite Editor. It didn't work in my case though. I have My Android Tools (Pro) (not available in Play Store anymore) and I used it to remove the entries for wallpapers from the aforesaid database. It is quite easy to use. Select the app, select the database, select the table, then row and tap on delete icon.


Failed to load Android and TWRP recovery after flashing twrp recovery image The device is Lenovo Tab 2 A8-50LC
I flashed the device with a (apparently) TWRP recovery image.

./fastboot flash  recovery recovery.img
target reported max download size of 134217728 bytes
sending 'recovery' (10454 KB)...
OKAY [  0.904s]
writing 'recovery'...

OKAY [  0.306s]
finished. total time: 1.209s

After that:

./fastboot reboot
rebooting...

finished. total time: 0.052s

But the device can not load TWRP or Android and restarts consequently.
No power-off, volume-up or down or any combinations work here. Nothing works:

./adb reboot recovery
error: no devices found

./fastboot devices

./adb reboot bootloader
error: no devices found

The only way is to disconnect the battery from the board.
Any suggestions highly appreciated.

I tried adb reboot recovery at the earliest time I see Team Win is starting up. That works and give me the fastboot mode.
Then I flashed another recovery image.


LG Optimus 2X ICS Rom I came across a rom that i would like to try out on my LG Optimus 2X P990, but the xda page i found isn't for that phone. Any ideas on where i can download it?

the rom is called: [Rom] FB Jellybean Fusion Beta 3.2.2 [ICS | Fast][Jellybean Features & Theme]

Link to xda for the version not for my phone: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1828606

I don't think that developer released a version of that ROM that's compatible with your device so my advice to you would be to go to the Optimus 2X forum and find a Jelly Bean ROM there or you can check out this
link other roms:


How does android transfer with bump apps work? I've come across several apps which allows the user to transfer data (like files, photos, contacts) when they "bump" their phones.

An example is Bump, which use the the bump to transfer files and add friends. The FAQ stated that this app uses various sensors and algorithms to "feel" the bump and the server will find matching bumps according to the sensor reading and algorithms. The FAQ also says that this app was designed with personal and data security in mind.

How exactly does it work? How does it know that I am toasting/bumping with another person? I mean I don't think GPS can track the phones that accurately. And how does it transfer the contacts and photos? And how can it correctly determine who is toasting with whom if there are multiple users in the same room? How is the security and confidentiality protected?

Q: How does Bump work?
A: There are two parts to Bump: the app running on your device and a smart matching algorithm running on our servers in the cloud. The app on your phone uses the phone's sensors to literally "feel" the bump, and it sends that info up to the cloud. The matching algorithm listens to the bumps from phones around the world and pairs up phones that felt the same bump. Then we just route information between the two phones in each pair.

Q: No way. What if somebody else bumps at the same time?
A: Way. We use various techniques to limit the pool of potential matches, including location information and characteristics of the bump event. If you are bumping in a particularly dense area (ex, at a conference), and we cannot resolve a unique match after a single bump, we'll just ask you to bump again.

http://bu.mp/faq

Your phone has some idea of where you are using cell phone cells or wifi networks, the are several applications that use that. GPS would only work outdoors. So using time of the bump and somewhat accurate location provided by either cell phone cells or wifi networks it can see which two phones are bumping.


WhatsApp Settings in Samsung S3 - Where do I find it? I use WhatsApp on my Samsung S3. I have some questions:

I can't find any settings option. I reinstalled the app and still cannot find the settings option anywhere. Am I missing something?
Is there any setting for showing notifications on the icon (new messages received, etc.)?

Apps on Android don't change their icon to show that there are new notifications, the notifications appear in the Notification Bar at the top of the screen instead, so that they're always available at a glance, even when you're running other apps.

In Android apps manage their own notifications, so to change WhatsApp's notification settings you need to open the WhatsApp app, and then press your device's Menu button (or press the ... ellipses icon in the top right of the screen)

Then select Settings

And then select Notifications, you can then see the various options that WhatsApp has for alerting you about different types of messages.


How to install not-supporting-out-of-the-box 3G modems on Android 2.2 I received my Android tab today and it doesn't have inbuilt 3G data.
I have a 3G modem (ZTE MF 180) and it didn't work when I connect it. It's a chinese tab and supported-list doesn't contain my modem model.
But I think Android should be able to take the device as a generic modem and communicate with my data carrier. I don't need fancy stuff like SMS or phonebook - just like the modem support on Ubuntu.

I'm just few hours old in Android world so any help is greatly appreciated.

I can see two major problems with this.

Android 2.2 doesn't support USB host mode out-of-the-box.  This means any external USB peripherals like your modem are not recognized by the Android device.  Although some successful attempts were made to shoehorn this functionality into several handsets, the process is not easy to say the least.  It's only been developed for a few phones so far, and would take quite an effort to port to your specific tablet.  Depending on the target device's kernel's availability of source code, this may not even be possible at all.
Even if USB host is achieved, the Android drivers for the modem would need to be obtained. A quick Google search doesn't return anything useful, which means the drivers would need to be written from scratch.  Without the aid of the manufacturer, this may prove to be an impossible task for a hobbyist developer.

Unfortunately, it looks like you are stuck with using your tab's built-in WiFi for data connectivity.


Bricked? Evo 4G while trying to Unroot I am an idiot, first and foremost.
I was running an older version of CM7 and just bought an Evo 3D. I decided to sell my Evo 4G online, and went to unroot it. I ran the original software RUU (1.06.651.4) on the phone, (because I am dumb and didn't think things through) and now it is semi-bricked.
Symptoms:
The phone turns on with only a black screen (it is "lit up" but nothing appears on the screen). The phone vibrates once, then the phone plays a sound (a little tune) to indicate it is booting up.
The phone plays a sound to indicate a low battery warning. The phone plays a sound to indicate when I connect the USB cable to it.
If I try to boot to bootloader by holding Vol-Down when powering up, the black screen appears with no sound and no further action.
If I try to re-run the RUU, or run a different RUU, I get a USB Connection Error.
I can't run an RUU, I can't flash anything because I have no access to Recovery, etc.
Can anyone help fix my stupidity? I shouldn't have rushed into unrooting. Damnit.

Happened to me one on my DHD
my phone had same symptoms
what i did was take the batttery out then Hold the power button and then insert the battery into the phone again (while holding the power button down/ pushing) and my phone rebooted into bootloader and from there i switched to recovery
hope this trick will work for you.
good luck


How can I install the vanilla Gingerbread launcher? Is there any way for me to install Gingerbread's vanilla launcher application? So far, I prefer the "stock" Sony Ericsson launcher but I do want to know what the actual Gingerbread launcher is like.

There are several versions uploaded to the Play Store. I cannot personally attest to the safety or nature of them, but they generally all claim to be "pulled from the SDK" or similar.

One exception is that I do recall trying the one named "Android 2.3 Launcher (Home)" briefly in the past and it worked fine and wasn't doing anything shady (it's review average is ~4.2 stars at the moment).


Using luks manager app for creating file based containers for encryption, is there any chance that unencrypted data appears in crash dumps etc? My PC is fully encrypted and protected with TrueCrypt using. I don't use TrueCrypt encrypted file based containers as they are not safe from the OS itself. The official TrueCrypt site states that file based container encryption is insufficient because the operating system stores fragments of files and other metadata in various places in clear unencrypted form(hiberfil.sys, pagefile, crash dumps etc):

  System encryption provides the highest level of security and privacy,
  because all files, including any temporary files that Windows and
  applications create on the system partition (typically, without your
  knowledge or consent), hibernation files, swap files, etc., are always
  permanently encrypted (even when power supply is suddenly
  interrupted). Windows also records large amounts of potentially
  sensitive data, such as the names and locations of files you open,
  applications you run, etc. All such log files and registry entries are
  always permanently encrypted too.

My question is that is this a problem with android too? I have encrypted containers created with the "luks manager". One of them contains highly sensitive data, making me paranoid enough to think that the android device might also be storing file fragments and other details like windows does.

Does android have temp files, crash dumps etc?

although full device encryption is possible since honeycomb 3.0 it does not allow plausible deniability or hidden android OS etc(of course, its not useful for almost all who use Android)

With full device encryption, unencrypted fragments should be available in volatile RAM only – which means an attacker needs physical access to the running system. There's no such thing as 100% security, but I'd say that's as close as you can get, when combining it with a good lock mechanism (best encryption is useless if you don't lock your device and an attacker can get physical access).

Als for LUKS, I'd recommend checking with their project site, which contains a bunch of information. A raw scan (I don't use LUKS myself) even revealed information on how to use LUKS to fully encrypt partitions on the Android device. The LUKS team will also be the best address for technical details.


Custom ROM on Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro (MK16i) Possible Duplicate:
  Where can I find stock or custom ROMs for my Android device?

I do really hate the system that Sony Ericsson has placed on the top of Android and I would like to have ICS (but no problem if not possible or recommendable). I have tried googling and looking around for a couple of days to find how and what custom ROM I could install on my telephone, but I have had no luck in this venture.

Does anybody here know about a custom ROM I could install on my telephone? Preferably as clean as possible or similar to HTCs system and ICS if possible and usable.


Moto G3 hangs at boot after rooting I have a Moto G3 and I have just rooted it. When I rebooted it, it is taking too much time for rebooting. It's nearly passed 45 minutes since I rebooted.

This is common with this device if you didn't do a manual systemless root with SuperSU... To fix it perform the following steps, assuming you have an unlocked bootloader and the latest TWRP 3.1.1 installed.

Download the latest SuperSU from here (official source)
Start TWRP and copy the SuperSU zip file to the device
In TWRP, go to Home, Advanced, then Terminal
Enter echo SYSTEMLESS=true>>/data/.supersu EXACTLY as shown and press Enter
Enter cat /data/.supersu to verify the output is SYSTEMLESS=true
Exit the terminal and press Home
Install the latest ZIP from Chainfire
Reboot. The device should not take more than 15 minutes to boot

Although I haven't updated it in a while, here is the full guide with explanations of each piece.

If you used Magisk, no special preparations are necessary if you are using a current version, just flash, install Magisk Manager, and enjoy.


Help? My samsung s5 has a weird problem My samsung s5 heats up for no reason. I have tried factory reset my phone. There's no problem after i factory reset. After i download an app,the heating starts..but when i turn on power saving mode,the heating stops. What's the main cause of the heating? The source can't be from an app. It does not matter what app,it just start to heat up when there's app and does not heat up when i turn on power saving mode. I have tried safe mode...it works for awhile and starts to heat up when i turn off.

If I may elaborate on Vivek's answer, it is likely being caused not so much by apps running in the background but by what apps you have running in the background.
When you put your device into battery saver mode, it disables all apps' ability to connect to the internet without being the app you are currently interacting with. Some really bad offenders in abuse of background data (connecting to a website when you are not using the app) are social networking sites such as Facebook and messaging apps such as Skype and Kik. Google's mobile radio active bug  only augments the drain. Greenify will automate the process of shutting down these power-hungry apps.

Additionally, check to see if any app is causing an issue with wakelocks. The active section of the battery graph would be almost solid.


How can I set a user profile password in Jelly Bean 4.2? Tablet's users will be able to use different profiles since JB 4.2, defined at system settings level (settings -> user profiles). How can I set a password for each profile?

Each user account has its own lockscreen settings, so the easiest way to do this is to simply use a password lockscreen for each user. In fact, you can use entirely different lockscreen security for one user than you do for another (e.g. one could use a pattern, one a PIN, one a slide lock, etc).

To set this up, select a user and unlock the device, then go into Settings => Security =>Screen Lock and select the "Password" option (you could also use PIN or pattern, of course). Set the desired password, then lock the device. Repeat this process for each of the other user accounts to set up individualized passwords for each one.


Invalid zip file format - Magisk 22.1 I have OnePlus 5t, Twrp 3.5.2_9-0-cheeseburger_dumpling, and when I'm trying to flash the magisk zip it's tell me: Invalid zip file format.
I searched google and found that I need the least TWRP version, but I have the least version... What can I do?
Edit:
In V22.1 (least) the only zip file is called "Source code (zip)", and in the TWRP its says Invalid zip file format. Same in V22.0. The next version available is 21.4, in V21.4 the link name is not "Source code (zip)", the link name is: "Magisk-v21.4.zip", and in the TWRP it's working well and flash into the system! Why it is like that? And what I don't understand?
Link to all versions: https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases

You have downloaded the "Source code" release of Magisk which is for developers you want to build/compile Magisk on their own or make modifications to the code.
If you want to install Magisk from within a custom recovery ROM such as TWRP since Magisk v22.0 you have download the "APK" release which is at the same time a ZIP file with can be installed via recovery:

In some custom recoveries, the installation may fail silently (it
might look like success but in reality it bootloops). This is because
the installer scripts cannot properly detect the correct device info
or the recovery environment does not meet its expectation. If you face
any issues, use the Patch Image method as it is guaranteed to work
100% of the time. Due to this reason, installing Magisk through custom
recoveries on modern devices is no longer recommended. The custom
recovery installation method exists purely for legacy support.

Download the Magisk APK
Rename the .apk file extension to .zip, for
example: Magisk-v22.0.apk → Magisk-v22.0.zip. If you have trouble
renaming the file extension (like on Windows), use a file manager on
Android or the one included in TWRP to rename the file.
Flash the zip
just like any other ordinary flashable zip.
Warning: sepolicy.rule
file of modules may be stored in cache partition, do not clear it.
Check whether the Magisk app is installed. If it isn’t installed
automatically, manually install the APK.

https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/install.html#custom-recovery


Is there a way to list all Intents and all processes associated with them? Is there a way to list all Intents and all processes associated with them?

Specifics: Droid X, 2.2 stock ROM, rooted.

I'm perfectly fine with any approach, as long as it gets a guaranteed complete list:

A script or a series of commands in Terminal Emulator is fine. No limitation on supposed required technical proficiency (assume that the reader is a qualified long-term Unix power user). As noted, the phone is rooted.
An app is OK (ideally, it should be able to export the list, but even Autostarts-like GUI display is OK)

Caveat: if you recommend an app (e.g. Autostarts), I would request some assurance that it does, indeed, list all registered Intent receivers, not merely some sub-set - either as documentation/statement from the author or some other evidence (e.g. analysis of which APIs the code uses).
Worst case scenario, I'll take an API specifics

Perhaps not all, but you can get a pretty good idea using:

dumpsys activity broadcasts |grep -iE ".+\.[0-9A-Z_\-]+:$" |sort

The grep expression makes sure to only catch lines ending in the intent like format of ...blahblah.SOME_INTENT:. I then use sort to get it more readable. It may not catch all, but it's a good start.

    SIDESYNC.action.CTRL_PRESSED_STATE_EVENT:
    SIDESYNC.action.EXIST_TEXT_BEFORE_CURSOR_STATE_EVENT:
    SIDESYNC.action.INPUT_TEXT_EVENT:
    SIDESYNC.action.PREDICTIVE_TEXT_EVENT:
    SIDESYNC.action.SHIFT_PRESSED_STATE_EVENT:
    SamsungIME.UpdateAvailableLanguageAction:
    android.accounts.LOGIN_ACCOUNTS_CHANGED:
    android.app.action.DEVICE_POLICY_MANAGER_PASSWORD_CHANGED:
    android.app.action.DEVICE_POLICY_MANAGER_STATE_CHANGED:
    android.app.action.ENTER_CAR_MODE:
    android.app.action.ENTER_DESK_MODE:
    android.app.action.EXIT_CAR_MODE:
    android.app.action.EXIT_DESK_MODE:
    android.app.backup.intent.INIT:
    android.app.backup.intent.RUN:
    android.app.enterprise.action.ACTION_WIFI_POLICY_STATE_CHANGED:
    android.appwidget.action.APPWIDGET_INVALID_HOST_CALLBACKS:
    android.bluetooth.a2dp.profile.action.CONNECTION_STATE_CHANGED:
    android.bluetooth.adapter.action.CONNECTION_STATE_CHANGED:
    android.bluetooth.adapter.action.DISCOVERY_FINISHED:
    android.bluetooth.adapter.action.LOCAL_NAME_CHANGED:
    android.bluetooth.adapter.action.STATE_CHANGED:
    android.bluetooth.device.action.ACL_CONNECTED:
    android.bluetooth.device.action.ACL_DISCONNECTED:
    android.bluetooth.device.action.ACTION_IN_RANGE_ALERT:
    android.bluetooth.device.action.ACTION_OUT_OF_RANGE_ALERT:
    android.bluetooth.device.action.ALIAS_CHANGED:
    android.bluetooth.device.action.AUTO_LOCK_SERVICE:
    android.bluetooth.device.action.BOND_STATE_CHANGED:
    android.bluetooth.device.action.CLASS_CHANGED:
    android.bluetooth.device.action.RSSI:
    android.bluetooth.headset.profile.action.AUDIO_STATE_CHANGED:
    android.bluetooth.headset.profile.action.CONNECTION_STATE_CHANGED:
    android.bluetooth.input.profile.action.CONNECTION_STATE_CHANGED:
    android.content.syncmanager.SYNC_ALARM:
    android.dirEncryption.DirEncryptionManager.UNMOUNT_POLICY:
    android.hardware.display.action.WIFI_DISPLAY_STATUS_CHANGED:
    android.hardware.usb.action.USB_DEVICE_ATTACHED:
    android.hardware.usb.action.USB_DEVICE_DETACHED:
    android.hardware.usb.action.USB_STATE:
    android.intent.action.ACTIONMEMOFILEPATHFORLOG:
    android.intent.action.ACTION_CLOSE_DIALOG_DATA_ROAMING_GUARD:
    android.intent.action.ACTION_POWER_CONNECTED:
    android.intent.action.ACTION_POWER_DISCONNECTED:
    android.intent.action.ACTION_SHOW_DIALOG_DATA_ROAMING_GUARD:
    android.intent.action.ACTION_SHUTDOWN:
    android.intent.action.AIRPLANE_MODE:
    android.intent.action.ALARM_CHANGED:
    android.intent.action.ANY_DATA_STATE:
    android.intent.action.AT_CMSS_COMPLETE:
    android.intent.action.BADGE_COUNT_UPDATE:
    android.intent.action.BATTERY_CHANGED:
    android.intent.action.BATTERY_LOW:
    android.intent.action.BATTERY_OKAY:
    android.intent.action.BCS_REQUEST:
    android.intent.action.BOOT_COMPLETED:
    android.intent.action.CHAMELEON_PRECONFIG:
    android.intent.action.CHECK_COOLDOWN_LEVEL:
    android.intent.action.CHECK_SIOP_LEVEL:
    android.intent.action.CLOSE_SYSTEM_DIALOGS:
    android.intent.action.COEX_INFO:
    android.intent.action.CONFIGURATION_CHANGED:
    android.intent.action.CSC_CHAMELEON_UPDATE_CALL_SETTINGS:
    android.intent.action.CSC_UPDATE_NETWORK_DONE:
    android.intent.action.CSC_WIFI_DEFAULTAP_DONE:
    android.intent.action.CSC_WIFI_GENERALINFO_DONE:
    android.intent.action.CUSTOMER_TEST_RESPONSE:
    android.intent.action.DATA_CONNECTION_CONNECTED_TO_PROVISIONING_APN:
    android.intent.action.DATA_CONNECTION_FAILED:
    android.intent.action.DATE_CHANGED:
    android.intent.action.DB_CLEAN:
    android.intent.action.DEFAULT_CS_SIM_CHANGED:
    android.intent.action.DEVICE_STORAGE_FULL:
    android.intent.action.DEVICE_STORAGE_LOW:
    android.intent.action.DEVICE_STORAGE_NOT_FULL:
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    com.sec.android.sidesync.source.SIDESYNC_INPUT_KEY:
    com.sec.android.sidesync.source.SIDESYNC_LANGUAGE_ID:
    com.sec.android.widgetapp.ap.accuweatherdaemon.action.AUTO_REFRESH:
    com.sec.android.widgetapp.ap.accuweatherdaemon.action.CHANE_SETTING:
    com.sec.android.widgetapp.ap.accuweatherdaemon.action.CHANGE_WEATHER_DATA:
    com.sec.android.widgetapp.ap.accuweatherdaemon.action.WEATHER_DATE_SYNC:
    com.sec.factory.app.factorytest.FTA_OFF:
    com.sec.factory.app.factorytest.FTA_ON:
    ...
* Sticky action android.hardware.usb.action.USB_CABLE_STATE:
* Sticky action android.hardware.usb.action.USB_STATE:
* Sticky action android.intent.action.ANY_DATA_STATE:
* Sticky action android.intent.action.BATTERY_CHANGED:
* Sticky action android.intent.action.CHECK_HMT_LEVEL:
* Sticky action android.intent.action.HDMI_PLUGGED:
* Sticky action android.intent.action.MAX_BRIGHTNESS_CHANGED:
* Sticky action android.intent.action.NETWORK_SET_TIMEZONE:
* Sticky action android.intent.action.SERVICE_STATE:
* Sticky action android.intent.action.SIG_STR:
* Sticky action android.intent.action.SIM_STATE_CHANGED:
* Sticky action android.intent.action.SIOP_LEVEL_CHANGED:
* Sticky action android.media.ACTION_SCO_AUDIO_STATE_UPDATED:
* Sticky action android.media.MASTER_MUTE_CHANGED_ACTION:
* Sticky action android.media.RINGER_MODE_CHANGED:
* Sticky action android.media.SCO_AUDIO_STATE_CHANGED:
* Sticky action android.net.conn.CONNECTIVITY_CHANGE:
* Sticky action android.net.conn.CONNECTIVITY_CHANGE_IMMEDIATE:
* Sticky action android.net.conn.INET_CONDITION_ACTION:
* Sticky action android.net.conn.TETHER_STATE_CHANGED:
* Sticky action android.net.nsd.STATE_CHANGED:
* Sticky action android.net.wifi.STATE_CHANGE:
* Sticky action android.net.wifi.WIFI_STATE_CHANGED:
* Sticky action android.net.wifi.p2p.CONNECTION_STATE_CHANGE:
* Sticky action android.net.wifi.p2p.PERSISTENT_GROUPS_CHANGED:
* Sticky action android.net.wifi.p2p.STATE_CHANGED:
* Sticky action android.net.wifi.p2p.THIS_DEVICE_CHANGED:
* Sticky action android.net.wifi.supplicant.STATE_CHANGE:
* Sticky action android.os.UpdateLock.UPDATE_LOCK_CHANGED:
* Sticky action android.provider.Telephony.SPN_STRINGS_UPDATED:
* Sticky action com.samsung.android.providers.context.intent.APP_CREATED:
* Sticky action com.samsung.glove.ENABLE:
* Sticky action com.samsung.pen.INSERT:
* Sticky action com.sec.intent.action.SYSSCOPESTATUS:


Xperia Arc Social Phonebook Add Contact Problem On my phone add new contact is failing by unexpected closure. The logs of that operation is;

10-13 08:06:57.801: INFO/CustomizationProvider(1340): No configuration file: /system/etc/customization/settings/com/sonyericsson/android/socialphonebook/custom_settings.xml
10-13 08:06:57.801: WARN/socialphonebook(12699): SettingsParser: No customization file exists.
10-13 08:06:57.801: ERROR/socialphonebook(12699): SettingsParser: key not found. key=[account-types]
10-13 08:06:57.831: DEBUG/szipinf(12699): Initializing inflate state
10-13 08:06:57.841: WARN/dalvikvm(12699): threadid=11: thread exiting with uncaught exception (group=0x2aac8560)
10-13 08:06:57.851: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(12699): FATAL EXCEPTION: AsyncTask #1
        java.lang.RuntimeException: An error occured while executing doInBackground()
        at android.os.AsyncTask$3.done(AsyncTask.java:200)
        at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask$Sync.innerSetException(FutureTask.java:274)
        at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.setException(FutureTask.java:125)
        at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask$Sync.innerRun(FutureTask.java:308)
        at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.run(FutureTask.java:138)
        at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1088)
        at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:581)
        at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:1019)
        Caused by: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Top level element must be ContactsSource
        at com.sonyericsson.android.socialphonebook.model.ExternalSource.inflate(ExternalSource.java:137)
        at com.sonyericsson.android.socialphonebook.model.ExternalSource.inflate(ExternalSource.java:108)
        at com.sonyericsson.android.socialphonebook.model.ContactsSource.superInflate(ContactsSource.java:119)
        at com.sonyericsson.android.socialphonebook.model.ContactsSource.ensureInflated(ContactsSource.java:111)
        at com.sonyericsson.android.socialphonebook.model.Sources.getInflatedSource(Sources.java:369)
        at com.sonyericsson.android.socialphonebook.model.Sources.getAccounts(Sources.java:268)
        at com.sonyericsson.android.socialphonebook.ui.EditContactActivity$AddContactTask.doInBackground(EditContactActivity.java:1438)
        at com.sonyericsson.android.socialphonebook.ui.EditContactActivity$AddContactTask.doInBackground(EditContactActivity.java:1422)
        at com.sonyericsson.android.socialphonebook.util.WeakAsyncTask.doInBackground(WeakAsyncTask.java:49)
        at android.os.AsyncTask$2.call(AsyncTask.java:185)
        at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask$Sync.innerRun(FutureTask.java:306)
        ... 4 more
10-13 08:06:57.861: WARN/ActivityManager(242): Force finishing activity com.sonyericsson.android.socialphonebook/.ui.EditContactActivity
10-13 08:06:57.861: WARN/ActivityManager(242): Force finishing activity com.sonyericsson.android.socialphonebook/.SocialPhonebookActivity

Help please, I can't add contacts ( weird and funny !! )

Typical case where an app, in this case socialphonebook (package com.sonyericsson.android.socialphonebook), has messed up (or lost) its configuration and seems unable to recover from this.

Without root you can only try to delete the apps data (Settings -> Manage Applications). But be careful, since this is the phonebook app on the xeperia, you will lose all your contact data. Be sure to have a (cloud-based) backup.


How do I install Cyanogenmod 11 on a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (GT-P5113)? I'd like to install Cyanogenmod 11 on a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (GT-P5113), is this currently possible? I see the Rom shows up in Cyanogenmod's Updater.

Update

Previously it wasn't possible.

  In short, the previously used set_perms method was deprecated and replaced by set_metadata. Unfortunately, most of available recoveries didn’t allow users to flash these packages properly, and this has resulted in the following error message: set_metadata_recursive: some changes failed

But now all major recoveries support set_metadata_recursive. Just use a version of TWRP newer than 2.7.0

What I did was boot into Download Mode:

Shut down the tablet.
Unplug the USB.
Hold Volume Up and Power.
Let go of both after it boots and you see it is in Download Mode.
Plug in USB.

Flash it into the RECOVERY partition,

heimdall flash --RECOVERY twrp-3.1.1-0-whatever.img --no-reboot

Now when you boot into Recovery Mode and you're in TWRP you'll see the option to flash the CM11 .zip, or adb sideload it, which is what I did.


How to Block installing another app in android devices? I want an Android device like mobile phones with no mobile features in it like no camera,no calling facility no sound nothing...

I just want a touchscreen device with android operating system so that i can install my own app and i dont want any other app should get install in it... only my app would be there...

can anyone pls tell me how can i do this....

or is it possible to stop all the services of our android cellphone so that when i switch on my mobile phone directly my app should be visible....

please reply .......

"i don't want any app to get installed on it..."

Technically this is impossible, since there are system apps like SystemUI and framework-res that Android needs to actually function.

But if you are talking about non-essential apps only, then perhaps you can delete them with root. Go to /system on a file manager that supports root, e.g. X-plore and Root Explorer, and delete the apps that you think are safe to delete. Be careful though, as those apps are on the /system partition and not /data for a reason. Your phone might become unstable after this.

The list of safe apps varies per manufacturer, but remember, Google is your friend!

Good luck.


YouTube to XBMC using Airplay Does anyone knows a method to send YouTube videos to XBMC using Airplay? The functionality I'm looking for is similar to the one available on iOS devices.

I know that AirSync can send videos but not YouTube videos.

hmm.. I don't know if that suits you, but you can send youtube videos through web protocol. From your pc you can add an extension to chrome.

And for android there is yatse

You still have to install youtube plugin for xbmc.


How to stop getting sound of another phone call have a Samsung G7 and am getting much problem with the call waiting...

I want to know if it is possible when am on already on a phone call and another person phones and the person with whom am taking is getting the sound of the another one phone call. Thus I want to know how to remove the sound when the another person is calling..

You can disable "knocking" at all – so that the second caller gets a "busy" signal, and you a "missed call" notification. If that's what you want, depending on your device the setting might be in the phone app:

open the phone app
tap the overflow icon (the 3 stapled dots in the upper right corner)
select Settings
chose Advanced Settings

There you should find the option. If it's not there, an USSD code can toggle that:

open the phone app
pretend you want to make a call to the number #43# (enter that code and tap the call button)

Now it should be turned off. If you want to turn it on again, use *43#, to check the status *#43#.


How to "safely" root a Motorola XT320 (running Android 2.3.6 / Gingerbread) without loosing data? Related to this question: How to extract calendar data from the stock calendar app of Android Gingerbread (2.3.6) without a Google account?

How can I "safely" root a Motorola XT320 phone running Android 2.3.6 / Gingerbread? It is my intent to do this without loosing any data. Through root privileges, I hope to gain access to certain data on the phone (a local calendar) which I want to backup.

I have to admit I am new to this field. As far as I can tell, the most recommended app for this purpose appears to be KINGO ROOT. Unfortunately, my phone is not on the compatibility list. If I understand the matter correctly, this rules out a relatively "safe", mostly non-invasive exploit-based root approach and only leaves flashing certain parts of the ROM as an option. The latter should only be done after a backup of all essential data has been made ...

Because this phone and its OS are rather old, I was wondering whether anybody around here has any (past) experience that could help me.

There are a few options. But you need to be cautious and do a little bit research before choosing one.

Step 1. Back up all your data to pc or sd card (if sd card then better remove it after backup is complete). For pc you can use tools like moboginey pc suit.

Next you can use one click root functionality of mobogine. Or try following guidelines here - https://www.oneclickroot.com/root/motorola-xt320-tnbst_4_07-23-15rps-2-3-6/


Outgoing calls minute reminder I'd like to have this feature on outgoing calls:
- first vibrate (or beep) after 45 seconds call answered;
- then vibrate (or beep) after every other minute (1.45, 2.45, 3.45 ...)

I created this task in Tasker:
1. wait 45 seconds;
2. vibrate time 50;
3. wait 1 minute;
4. goto action 2;
and put in context: call outgoing.

It kinda works but has a few shortcomings:
- timer starts just after phone number is dialed, not when call answered;
- task keeps going on after call is terminated, need to manually stop it.

I tried with an exit task with an explicit stop action but did not work.
I read about AutoNotification plugin intercept feature but did not understand.

As Firelord confirmed this for stock Android, you might not need Tasker for that at all – your dialer probably supports this natively:

Open the Dialer, then check its settings. My dialer has there (in German, so don't take my translation literally):

vibrate when answered (additionally, also when hanging up or there's another incoming call)
vibrate every minute (15 seconds before it's up)

I'd say that's pretty close to what you're after – just keep the "vibrate when answered" off and tick the "vibrate every minute", and it's even a perfect match. No need for any additional app, if that's all :)


Why do I have to authorise HTC Sense to access Facebook? Why do I have to authorise HTC Sense to access Facebook when I do not use Facebook on my phone and have no desire to do so?

These days social media is built into many OS's. You can't disable some features such as integration with Facebook in this instance.


Why is my captivate able to run flash on android 2.1? I just noticed that my Captivate can play some flash videos, animations, and to an extent, flash games using the stock android browser running android 2.1. It is incredibly slow and takes forever to load, but it does work as far as i could tell (although incredibly slowly and it uses huge amounts of CPU before it finishes loading...almost like it is recompiling the flash application before running it).

My phone status still says that my phone is running 2.1 eclair and I thought that only 2.2 could run flash. Also I haven't downloaded the flash 10.1 application yet either.

What is going on?

Samsung put the "Flash Lite" plugin on the Galaxy S for 2.1.  It supports the basics.  This blog shows some devices that use the plugin: http://www.adobe-flashlite.com/

Edit: Adobe now has a list of devices that can run full Flash.  http://www.adobe.com/flashplatform/certified_devices/