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Caring is sharing and in the world of AOSP Android development, that’s more than a motto, it’s basically a rule. More ROMs have been forged from the depths of repositories like Github than any other single source out there and ROMs don’t even comprise all the source code in Android repositories.
It is with the caring and sharing in mind that XDA Senior Member Napster and XDA Recognized Developer DooMLoRD of Team UtterChaos have merged their Touch versions of ClockworkMod Recovery and have released the repositories containing their source code to the public.
Their mission? To give the code to . . . READ ON »
When it comes to Android, the creativity used in development knows no bounds. On a daily basis new, innovative applications are created that expand the capabilities of our phones. Rarely though, does an application expand the practicality of a device’s camera and video capture systems like XDA Member maurrubio’s app, Time Lapse.
Designed to allow mobile cameras to take time lapse shots, the application features:
• New native version written from scratch
• Powerful rendering engine based on LibAV
• Well designed UI improving visual and usability
• Capture resolution up to 720P on the full version
• Cool effects. . . READ ON »
I’ve met very few people in this world who do not like money. It stands to reason then, that someone would create a game using greed to make a life or death decision; XDA Member coder1cv8 has done just that with his latest creation, Money or Death.
Your objective is simple: get the money on the ground without being killed by the snake. According to coder1cv8 the game features:
+ great graphic and sound effects
+ realistic animation
+ this game is absolutely free
+ you and your friends may compete with help of OpenFeint
+ it’s simply gambling and. . . READ ON »
Some older devices, and even some current low to mid range devices can have a problem with internal storage. Between all the great Android apps out there, music, videos, pictures and other miscellany, sometimes storage can be problem when you didn’t have much to begin with.
This is a problem that XDA Member Doc_cheilvenerdi.org is looking to fix with a hack that will allow users of the Samsung Galaxy Mini to manually adjust the internal memory of their device.
The aim of the modification is to increase the internal memory of the Galaxy Mini so users can put more things . . . READ ON »
The most useful part of MIUI is by far the dialer, although without a MIUI ROM you’ll never experience it. XDA Member cola.tin.com@gmail.com has decided to bring that piece of the pie to the rest of the world with his latest application, exDialer.
exDialer takes all of the amazing functionality built into the MIUI dialer and expands upon it, while incorporating it into a standalone application. The app is:
•Extra light weight, and smooth
•Contact groups/favorites manager
•T9 contact/calllog filter, which support Latin/Chinese/Russian/Hangul/Greek/Persian
•Contacts list quick filter, support words/phonetic/hybrid
•Contacts first alphabet quick scroll
•Calllogs group by contact
•Speed dial. . . READ ON »
Thanks to our dear friend, Recognized Developer capychimp we have the first leaked RUU from the upcoming flagship device HTC Endeavor.
We have little info on the details as leak just came out but we have been told by capychimp that it’s a test RUU from HTC Endeavor. This is a quad core, Nvidia Tegra based device. Apparently, it should should be running Sense 4, with 720p resolution.
RUU has not been tested yet but sure Devs and Chefs out there already have their hands on it, so expect more details soon as we have them. Hopefully we will see . . . READ ON »
Why shouldn’t your smartphone also be an advanced calculator? XDA Member cgollner has decided to offer one up with his latest application, Statistics Calculator.
Designed to be a full featured graphing and statistics calculator the application has:
Statistics:
- Sample size
- Mean
- Mode
- Minimum
- Maximum
- Sum
- Median
- Variance
- Standart deviation
- 1st Quartile
- 3rd Quartile
- Outliers barrier
- Lower “Whisker”
- Upper “Whisker”
- Outliers candidatesAvailable graphs:
- Bar chart
- Histogram
- Box Plot
The application’s user interface is clean, and many of the bugs in the initial . . . READ ON »
The Motorola Droid Bionic has been updated to 5.9.902 via an over the air update that started this week. 5.9.902 brings a host of new features, improvements and fixes. You can view the full changelog from Verizon here. Some of the more notable improvements include fixes for black screen lockups, dock lockups, idle resets and improvements to the camera and several system apps.
While some users maintained root after the update, XDA users began reporting in this thread that the update did, in fact, disable root access. Those that used the ’43V3R Root’ method have reported success preserving root . . . READ ON »
You may remember that during the HP TouchPad fire sale, a few slates slipped out with a primitive Android Froyo build on them. Well, HP doesn’t seem to know how the tablets hit shelves with Android on board, but its decided to release the source code for the OS. Devs had previously called on the company to hand over the code, but the request was refused since HP had never intended for TouchPads to ship them with Android, so they didn´t were obligated to concede by the open-source requirements.
As a gesture of goodwill to the community, I would say . . . READ ON »
The unspoken motto of the modification world is that there is always more work to be done. No mod is ever complete, no tweak is ever the end-all be-all and no work is perfect. That’s why mods and tweaks exist, to make it all just a little bit better.
It is with this in mind that XDA Senior Member jimdem has released a tweak package for the Sony Ericsson Xperia X8 that takes the insanely popular CyanogenMod and, dare we say, makes it even better. The tweak package contains a number of modifications and very easy to install. Simply place . . . READ ON »
Diverse entertainment is key to avoiding monotony in our everyday routines. Too often we play games which are neither unique nor original. Fortunately for those of us who are bored with the mundane, XDA Member reiti.net has come to our aid with his latest game, Robo Miner.
Robo Miner is a fresh twist on an old idea: mining puzzle games. You start at the ground level (the top in mining) and make your robot dig through the treacherous mine in search of the prized gem at the bottom. Along the way you’ll encounter falling boulders and complex pathways, increasing the . . . READ ON »
Back when I was in school, I had quite the difficult time remembering which classes to attend every day. In fact on more than a few occasions, I found myself in the wrong classroom—at the wrong time—when I could have been sound asleep. Eventually, I ended up carrying a weekly planner with me to see my schedule at a glance. However, this is far too analog of a solution for the digital world of today.
Now that we’ve been given the gift of nearly ubiquitous Android-powered devices, wouldn’t it be nice if our smartphones could make us… smarter? Thanks to the . . . READ ON »
Developers are always so busy making ROMs the best they possibly can be. However, sometimes things happen that they can’t get to right away. An example of this are OTA updates. Even having the most recent version of a ROM flashed can mean getting notifications for an OTA that’s ready to be installed. Of course, you should never accept an OTA while on a custom ROM because it could break thing. So, what are people to do about it?
XDA Senior Member ThC23 has posted about a number of fixes to that very problem for owners of the Samsung Galaxy . . . READ ON »
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