Wednesday, March 26, 2014

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Jellybean Official PAC-Man rom for Galaxy S2

Contents:

Features:
  • All in One Rom [Core features from PA, AOKP and CM]
  •  PAC in Black
  •  Status bar tweaks
  •  Quick Settings Panel tweaks
  •  Notification Drawer tweaks
  •  Lockscreen Notifications
  •  Active Display
  •  Appbar
  •  Gesture Anywhere
  •  Init.d scripts
  •  Build.prop Mods
  •  Statusbar Weather
  •  Recents RAM Bar
  •  PAC Console
  •  Latest Version Nightly Builds
  •  OTA Updates
  •  Changelog Viewer
  •  Basically if there is a cool feature out there and it's open source,
  •  then we will try to bring that feature into PAC-man
  •  (insert PAC-man eating a pellet sound here)
  •  And of course, it's android KitKat

Sunday, March 23, 2014

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NeatROM for Galaxy S2 I9100

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Features
  • March 3, 2014
  • NeatROM for Samsung Galaxy S2 I9100
  • Firmware: XWMS3 NeatROM Lite v5.9 Aroma (4.1.2)
  • Build Date: Mon Dec 23 21:28:58 KST 2013
  • Modem: XXMS4
  • CSC: FOPLS6 Multi
  • Change List: 1497824
  • Available languages in Rom: Catala, Cestina, Dansk, Deutsch, Eesti, English (Australia), English (United Kingdom), English (United States), Espanol, Estonian, Euskera, Francais, Galego, Hrvatski, Icelandic, Irish, Italiano, Kazakh, Latviesu, Lietuviu, Macedonian, Magyar, Nederlands, Norsk bokmal, Polski, Portugues, Romana, Slovencina, Slovenscina, Suomi, Svenska, Turkce, Uzbek, Greek, Bulgarian, Russian, Ukrainian, Serbian, Korean
  • Fully Deodexed
  • Zipaligned
  • Rooted
  • BusyBox
  • SuperSU
  • EFS auto backup
  • NO WIPE
  • Disabled boot sounds
  • New Tweaks
  • More Optimized
  • Increase Contacts adding for the message (1000 contacts instead of 10 contacts)
  • No Auto Converting messages to MMS
  • Enabled Camera Sound Menu
  • No Call Ring Delay
  • 4 Way Reboot
  • Enabled All Languages
  • Enabled All Languages For Samsung Keyboard
  • Faster GPS Lock
  • Enabled Sensor Aiding For Fast GPS Lock
  • Enabled More Contacts (999)
  • Disabled Scrolling Cache
  • Init.d Support
  • MultiWindow (Enabled all Apps)

Saturday, March 22, 2014

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How to transform your Galaxy S4 into an S5


It didn't take long, but all the tools you need to transform your Galaxy S4 into an S5 are already available. In this tutorial we'll show you how to get the Quick Settings, notifications shade, settings menu (in both round icon and list view), wallpapers, icons and the new Galaxy S5 apps. You'll even get access to the impressive new Download Booster option.
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With a little bit of work you can set your S4 up like an S5. / © AndroidPIT

What you need

You'll need a rooted S4 running on Android 4.4.2 and a few file downloads we'll move onto in a minute. You'll also need a root explorer like ES File Explorer or Total Commander.

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How to fix Android 4.4.2 KitKat problems on the Galaxy Note 3


Have you been experiencing problems with your Galaxy Note 3 since having updated to Android 4.4.2 KitKat? Some problems that users have reported are email and contact sync errors, abnormally fast battery consumption, connection issues to Wi-Fi networks and apps that suddenly stop working. Don’t look any further than Android 4.4.2, the cause for many new problems on your phablet. For some, the Android update is problem-free, but for those who are living with an Android nightmare, here are some ways to solve your KitKat woes.
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Friday, March 21, 2014

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Update HTC One Mini to Android 4.4.2 with CM11 Custom ROM


Do you want to update your HTC One Mini with a great custom ROM firmware based on Android 4.4.2 KitKat OS? If you do, then you should consider in installing CM11 on your Android smartphone. CM11 is maybe the best Android based custom ROM that can now be flashed on your HTC One Mini, therefore, using this step by step guide for updating your device should be the best thing to do. If I have convinced you, or if you want to learn more about this operation, don’t hesitate and check the guidelines from below.
CM 11 is a free aftermarket distribution of Android 4.4.2 KitKat OS and is developed by third party devs, which means that the update isn’t official and has nothing to do with HTC or with Google. Furthermore, installing CM11 on your HTC One Mini for updating to Android 4.4.2 KitKat firmware implies in completing an unofficial tutorial that is complex and risky. Because of that, don’t perform things without consulting this guide. Don’t worry, the flashing operation can be easily applied even by a newbie but only as long as the guidelines from below are being checked out.
CM11 can be used on your HTC One Mini also for improving the performances of your Android smartphone. Using this custom Android 4.4.2 KitKat firmware will be perfect for those who want to speed up the One Mini or to improve the battery life of their handset. Moreover, CM11 will bring a custom and modified version of the stock Android KitKat OS while stock and extra features, capabilities and apps will be then installed on your phone. On the same time, with CM11 flashed, you will have access to the internal system of your HTC One Mini, thus you will be able to remove in built programs, the bloatware and also to add or remove custom apps and programs.
CM11 for HTC One Mini brings a stable version of Android 4.4.2 KitKat OS that runs without issues or lags. According to those who have already installed the update, the software is smoothly running and there are no bugs reported so far. Therefore, as you can see, you have all the reasons for completing this step by step guide. But first, take a look below and complete the pre requisites list.
  • Root your HTC One Mini or else you won’t be able to install CM11 Android 4.4.2 firmware on your Android smartphone.
  • Gaining root access isn’t official and the binary flash counter of your phone will be increased. Because of that, after rooting your smartphone, its warranty will be void.
  • For restoring the warranty downgrade your HTC One Mini to stock Android OS, or update with an official release of the firmware – do note that on rooted devices the OTA releases can be installed only manually.
  • Install a custom recovery image on your phone because CM11 can be updated only by using the same.
  • Use the latest version of CWM or TWRP recovery or else you won’t be able to safely update your HTC One Mini to Android 4.4.2 KitKat firmware.
  • Make a backup for saving everything that’s important to you – save only the data which is there on the internal storage memory. Do the backup because a wipe will be required.
  • For the backup you can use suitable apps from Google Play; also use the recovery image you have installed for making a Nandroid backup – for saving the current ROM and for restoring it afterwards if CM11 will not be on your taste.
  • Use a computer and your phone’s SUB cable as a connection between your devices will have to be established.
  • In order to make things right, first of all temporarily deactivate the security protection from your computer; programs like antivirus might interfere with the update operation.
  • Also charge your handset if the battery status indicates less than 50% power left; if your HTC One Mini gets turned off in the middle of the installation process, it might also get bricked.
  • Use this step by step guide for flashing CM11 Android 4.4.2 KitKat custom ROM firmware only if you own the HTC One Mini Android smartphone; the steps from below are compatible only with the mentioned device, so try not to mess things up.
How to Update HTC One Mini to Android 4.4.2 with CM11 Custom ROM Firmware
  1. From here download the CM11 firmware file, while from here download Google Apps package.
  2. Save both files on your computer – preferable on desktop, and don’t unzip any of the downloaded files.
  3. Connect your HTC One Mini with your computer by using the USB cable.
  4. Then transfer the downloaded files from desktop on your phone’s SD card.
  5. Unplug the USB cord and then turn off your Android smartphone – wait a few seconds before heading to the next step.
  6. Enter your Android device in recovery mode.
  7. Use recovery mode menu for wiping the data and for clearing cache. So, select “wipe data factory reset”, “wipe cache partition” and “wipe dalvick cache”.
  8. Go back to main menu of recovery and select “install zip from SD card” followed by “choose zip from SD card”.
  9. Pick the Android 4.4.2 KitKat firmware file and flash the update on your One Mini.
  10. Then do the same and install Google Apps package.
  11. Wait while the files are being flashed.
  12. In the end return to main menu of recovery and select “reboot system now”.
Congratulations; you have successfully installed Android 4.4.2 KitKat OS on your HTC One Mini. The CM11 custom ROM firmware has been flashed on your Android smartphone so you should now test the new software in order to see how it performs and if there are bugs or any other things that aren’t working properly. Anyway, feel free and use the comments field from below for sharing your experience with us and with our readers.
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How to Easily Root almost any Android based device (Unlock-Root method)


Having and dealing with an Android based device can turn out to be quite complicated as there are a lot of things and operations to perform in order to take full advantage of its performances and capabilities. The same can be applied when talking about rooting procedures, these operations being extremely annoying especially when there isn’t a dedicated tutorial available for your handset. If so, or if you want to try a “one-click” root method that can be completed on almost all the Android powered devices available on the market, you should try the present step by step guide, which will teach you how to easily gain root access for your Android phone / tablet.
This tutorial will offer a one click root solution as the Unlock-Root tool has been developed and offered in order to help the entry level Android users who are not used with complex and risky operations. Therefore, by completing this guide you will be able to easily root your Android based phone / tablet, all the info needed being detailed and explained during the steps from below. Anyway, for avoiding the unpleasant situations that might occur, I do recommend you to read all the lines from this tutorial; don’t perform things by yourselves as you can end up in bricking your handset or in losing your personal info (from your device).
Take note that this is a general root solution and it might not work for your Android based device. Not all the handsets available out there can be rooted by using the Unlock-Root tool, so if in the end you notice that your phone is still unrooted, then you will have to find a dedicated procedure that can be applied for your Android smartphone or tablet (check through our blog to see if there is any step by step rooting solution). Also, if you have a Samsung branded device, you can check this one-click root solution.
The root procedure must be applied by those who want to obtain more from their handsets. Therefore, you must complete this tutorial if you want to remove the factory restrictions and default setting from your phone. As you will see, by rooting the OS you will actually gain access to the internal system of your device meaning that you will be able to make changes, customize and optimize the same for improving the performances and capabilities. Furthermore, there are many apps that requires root access in order to work properly (like a custom recovery image – CWM recovery), or a custom ROM firmware can be installed only on devices that has a rooted system.
Now, before starting the rooting operation you need to first prepare your device. Also, there are other things that must be noticed, so for ensuring that completing this tutorial is what you really need, check the list from below.
  • First of all, by rooting your Android based device you will lose its warranty. This is an unofficial operation, so unfortunately this aspect can’t be avoided.
  • Don’t worry as if in the future, you will need the warranty back, you will be able to restore the same. All you need to do is to downgrade to stock ROM, or update to an official firmware; also you can restore the warranty if you reset the flash counter or if you apply a un-root procedure.
  • It is more than recommended to backup the data which is being saved on the internal storage memory of your device before starting the root operation. Make sure you are saving all of your personal info from your phone, as all the system might get wiped out
  • Enable the USB debugging option on your handset. You can do this by going to “Menu -> Settings -> Applications -> Development -> USB debugging”.
  • Also, take a look over the battery status; if there is less than 60% power left you should charge the battery, else skip this step.
  • You will have to use a Windows running computer and the phone’s USB cable.
  • On the computer and handset there shouldn’t be any security settings or programs (like antivirus or Firewall protection) installed; if different uninstall or deactivate the same before going any further.
  • Apply this guide only if you have an Android based device as the one-click root solution will work only for the same.
How to Easily Root almost any Android based device (Unlock-Root method)
  1. Download the unlock-root tool by using the link from here; take note that there is available a free-version and a paid variant of the program, so get the one that you prefer the most (I recommend you to get the free one because you don’t know if the tool will work for your handset or not).
  2. Save the file on your computer and then install the same.
  3. Also, run the executable file.
  4. Download and install the drivers for your handset on the computer.
  5. Connect the device with the computer by using its USB cable.
  6. Up next, from the Unlock-Root tool click on the “root” button.
  7. A list of devices will be displayed.
  8. Select your phone / tablet from that list and start the rooting process.
  9. In the end, a confirmation message will be displayed on your computer.
  10. Unplug the USB cable and reboot your device.
Congratulations, that was all for now. Your Android based device should be rooted now, so you can look forward in installing a custom recovery image and update to a custom ROM firmware. Do share your experience with us and if the method isn’t working for your handset, use the comments area from below and share the same with us and with other users who might want to use this guide.
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One-Click Root Solution for Galaxy S3, S2, Note 2 and More Available (Root guide Included)


When using a high end Android based smartphone is all about customization and optimization operations, as we can’t stop from improving and upgrading our gadgets for receiving more power, latest apps, new features and a better web browsing experience. But for being able to do the mentioned tasks you must first free your device from the factory restrictions and default settings. Because of that you must learn how to gain access over the internal system of your handset, access that can be granted once you root the OS.
As you know, usually the root procedure is quite complex and risky so not all the Android users are able to safely complete the operation. Furthermore, in some cases, while trying to gain root access the phone gets bricked and since the warranty is void, you will find yourselves in an unpleasant situation. In order to avoid these situations, we have the one-click tool, which offers a safe and fast root solution for the Android based devices. Unfortunately not all the smartphones can be rooted by using the one click root tool.
Now, as mentioned in the title of the present step by step guide, those of xda-developers had made available a one-click root solution for all the most important Samsung devices, so we will be checking in how to easily root your Galaxy S3, S2, Note and Note 2, Galaxy Camera and more. The process will be easy to understand and to complete as there are only a few steps to take care of. Also, being a one click root solution, you will be able to free your Android powered Samsung smartphone / tablet by running a dedicated app that will do all the work for you.
But, before heading to the proper root tutorial, you should check the list from below. You have there all the supported Samsung devices that can be unlocked by using the present method. Don’t apply this step by step guide if your phone or tablet isn’t mentioned in the image from below.
List of supported devices
List of supported devices
Now, you should first prepare your gadget for the process that will shortly follow. Else you will not be able to one-click root your Samsung device, and worst you can even end up in bricking your smartphone. So, take your time and read all the lines from this tutorial and especially the pre requisites which are being presented below.
  • It is more than recommended to backup the data from your handset. Usually the system is not wiped out by using a one-click root tool, but considering that you can save bank accounts and passwords on your smartphone it is a good idea to save all of your personal info before going any further.
  • You can use our backup and restore guides for learning how to save the contacts list, the text messages, the call logs, market apps, internet settings, the EFS folder and even the current ROM.
  • Remember that by rooting, the warranty of your device will be void.
  • Your Samsung handset must be charged (if there is less than 60% power left) before starting the root operation or else it might get turned off in the middle of the process.
  • On your phone the USB debugging option must be enabled; so go to “Settings -> Device Information -> Enable USB Debugging Mode”.
  • Remember to check the list of supported devices before applying something on your Samsung tablet / smartphone.
How to Root Samsung devices with One Click app
  1. The first thing to do is to download the Framaroot app (this is the one click tool that will be used).
  2. Use the link from here.
  3. Then, install the APK which has been downloaded before on your Samsung smartphone / tablet or camera.
  4. Now, by using the File Manager from your device, search for the APK file and run the same.
  5. The installation will now begin; in the end your handset will be rooted meaning that you are done.
So, that was all; what do you think about this method? Don’t forget that the present one click root solution can be applied only for a limited numbers of Samsung devices (you have the full list of supported devices above). Also, this guide has been first developed by those of xda-developers so we have them to thanks for this opportunity.
Now, you can look forward in performing other complex operations on your phone as its system has been unchained. You can install a custom recovery image, update the device with a custom ROM firmware, install apps that requires root access in order to work properly, remove in-built programs for increasing the speeds and a lot more. Do share your thoughts and impressions with us and with other users who might want to try this tutorial by using our comments area from below.

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