Thursday 27 February 2014
Wednesday 26 February 2014
Saturday 22 February 2014
How To: Fix Wi-Fi connecting issues on the HTC One running Android 4.4.2
It turned out that HTC One users have lately some problems with connecting their devices to the Wi-Fi routers after the Android 4.4.2 update. Here we present the iconography solution of this problem.
- Open Settings panel and click on the "Wi-Fi" tile
- Tap on the "3 dots" menu in the upper right corner
- From the list select "Wi-Fi Direct"
- You will now see that your device is called "Android_ed2c". Tap on the "3 dots" menu in the upper right corner
- From the list select "Rename device"
- Replace the "Android_ed2c" with the "HTC One" text and hit "OK" button
- Done!
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Tuesday 18 February 2014
Verizon Galaxy S4 (i545) ROM List
*Please proceed at your own risk* 062613
RECOVERY: PhilZ Touch | TWRP | +LOKI
ROM:
andrdcndy recommends Cyanogenmod
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ROMS THAT WERE RELEASED BEFORE AUGUST WON’T BE LISTED
*All source links are from xda-developers forum*+ – new additions
GPE – Google Play Edition
Permalink: http://goo.gl/m0zwQ | http://sh.st/0q3b
codename: jfltevzw model number: i545 views: 1,360
T-Mobile Galaxy S4 (M919) ROM List
*Please proceed at your own risk* 062613
RECOVERY: CWM | PhilZ Touch
ROM:
andrdcndy recommends Cyanogenmod
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ROMS THAT WERE RELEASED BEFORE AUGUST WON’T BE LISTED
*All source links are from xda-developers forum*+ – new additions
TW – TouchWiz
GPE – Google Play Edition (AOSP)
Permalink: http://goo.gl/J7NVQ | http://sh.st/0q3x
codename: jfltetmo model number: M919 views: 14,072
The HTC M8 to be launched on 25.03.2014
It seems that we finally know the date – 25.03.2014 looks like the day when HTC will launch their new flagship device and the HTC One (M7) successor – HTC One M8 which is rumoured to be called "HTC One+" or "HTC One 2" or just " HTC One (M8)".
About the device itself we know pretty much already. Recently we wrote about the design (The HTC One 2014 (M8) design exposed) and we've seen some popular mock-ups made by hamdir in HTC One 2014 (M8) target renders, a visual compilation of all the leaks. I must say this all looks promising and we still hope to see HTC M8 equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 instead of an already one year old Snapdragon 800 SoC.
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Monday 17 February 2014
Google Nexus 4 (mako) ROM List
*Flash your device at your own risk* 041212
ROM:
andrdcndy recommends Cyanogenmod
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ROMS THAT WERE RELEASED BEFORE AUGUST WON’T BE LISTED
*All source links are from xda-developers forum*
+ – new addition
WIP – Work In Progress
Permalink: http://goo.gl/sWia2 | http://sh.st/0qW3
codename: mako model number: E960 views: 21,214
Sunday 16 February 2014
How to: Generate a kernel log after random reboot
Once in a while, a software bug in the kernel will cause a random reboot, so in order to help kernel developers to fix and troubleshoot the reboots, a kernel log need to be submitted to the developer for further analysis and hopefully lead to a bug fix.
Most Android kernels have "RAM Consoles" to save the necessary kernel logs immediately after reboot in the RAM. The users can then retrieve this RAM log on a subsequent reboot to submit to kernel developers. Here is a quick tour on how to do that.
- adb shell
- su
- cat /proc/last_kmsg > /sdcard/last_kmsg.txt
- exit
- exit
- adb pull /sdcard/last_kmsg.txt
- su
- cat /proc/last_kmsg > /sdcard/last_kmsg.txt
- exit
- exit
- adb pull /sdcard/last_kmsg.txt
File last_kmsg.txt will be located on your SD-card.
- go to /proc folder
- copy last_kmsg to /sdcard/
- rename last_kmsg to last_kmsg.txt
File last_kmsg.txt will be located on your SD-card.
The best method to share the last_kmsg.txt content is to upload it to pastebin.com and send a link to the developer.
Source: faux123 (Google +)
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The HTC One 2014 (M8) design exposed
One thing for sure, everyone seems to agree that HTC is defined by their design and build quality. The new HTC One is pretty much revealed in terms of design and construction, strikingly it looks similar to my mockups posted few days back.
Latest round of M8 leaks courtesy of @HTCFamily_RU and @NexusLeaks
What's clear from the latest photos is that there is an entirely new more rugged color combination: gun metal grey, as rumored it has a more intense metal texture like darker silver and the antenna strips are black instead of white, this should tolerate a little more abuse than the current silver and black HTC One, not surprisingly it also reminds us of the space grey iPhone 5s.
There also is one recent HTC phone with similar color, the more affordable plastic HTC One HTC Desire 700, I recently had my hands on this device and I have to say it looks fantastic particularly the speaker covers which are the only metal elements in that phone, of course it's also rumored that the M8 will be released with up to four color combinations from the get go.
Gun metal grey with black accents: reminds us of the HTC Desire 700
Other apparent elements in the construction are the four visible antenna strip edges in the front view, a thinner outer frame and the metal back plate extending to the sides, all of which we highlighted in our previous article, unlike the "composite" HTC One pseudo metal unibody with molded plastic sides, the M8 clearly carries a complete metal body fully leveraging HTC's antenna innovations as seen in the current HTC One, which means no ugly plastic patches and the antennas are simply streamlined in minimal injected strips. Like the old HTC Desire HD the entire internal hardware, screen and speaker covers will be housed within this unibody.
The current HTC One is universally praised for it's beauty and high build quality, however it's that very beauty which was often subject to aesthetic damage due to the exposed machined diamond cut edges and the sandwiched plastic frame, a design that suffered a small gap-gate on the first production runs and prompted HTC to do some corrections with the One Mini and Max by adding a protective plastic frame, but with the M8 it looks like HTC is one step closer to their "dream for an all-metal phone".
The HTC One (M7) had a unique composite unibody, previous HTC phones like the gorgeous One S and Desire HD had full metal bodies with big plastic patches for reception
Now let's compare it with our own previous renders and we can see how close it is to the leaked official render, right down to the location of the volume and power buttons, the dual cameras and the exposed antenna strips in the front, but we also notice something new on the top right, is that an exposed notification LED? it brings memories of another HTC metal phone, the One V.
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The HTC One V had a unique LED notification light visible from many angles
With rumors of a unique camera, an Ultrapixel sensor for low light and 13 MP sensor for daylight (joining an already strong set of camera innovations like Burst, ZOE and Video Highlights), it's clear that HTC is attempting to refine the HTC One design by addressing most concerns and niggles ranging from the lack of pixel count in the daylight camera, passing by the lack of SD card storage expansion, the neat but hard to spot micro notification light and finally ending the fragile beauty of the HTC One high end construction. The HTC One was their "all-metal phone", their next HTC One seems to be the "full-metal phone".
Finally there is one more matter to point out, the leaked print seems to be for the official screen protector, simply titled "HTC ONE (M8)". Is HTC about to simply use codenames a way to separate between old and new models?
We will leave discussing the rumored hardware specs for another day. Of course this is all following the trail of leakers, which can still be misleading so let us know if you think some big surprises are still in store.
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Saturday 15 February 2014
Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 (i8160) ROM List
*Please proceed at your own risk* 061013
ROOT: Jelly bean
RECOVERY: CWM
TUTORIALS: Ace2 Easy Access
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*All links are from xda-developers forum*
(DATE) ROM NAME VERSION (ANDROID.VER)(FIRMWARE.BASE)(ADD.FEATURES)
Permalink: http://goo.gl/D5b14 | http://sh.st/0qvy
codename: codina model number: i8160 views: 34,023
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