Hello everyone.
I have 3 android phones, one old G2, one xperia X8 and recently I got a free motoluxe from t-mobile.
I would like to make sure all the installed apps are always synced between each phone: If i install a few apps on the G2, I will be able to install them on any other phone by clicking a button or such without having to remember what i did install.
One major problem is that the motoluxe is not rooted yet, but both the other have custom roms.
Any suggestion?
Titanium Backup (+Dropbox) will do a good job, but some apps are made seperately for LDPI/MDPI/HDPI and ARMv6/ARMv7 devices, you should note that.
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Hi Guys,
Read alot lately about the Aurora, watch numerous youtube videos... I've now purchased and am now waiting delivery of my new shiney tablet.... I have a couple of questions for those of you out there who are lucky enough to of obtained one...... Is there a file manager app on the unit (Astro Manager)
that i could use to transfer numerous apks i have required for my Droid phone..
Also has anyone recently obtained an Aurora running 4.0.3 or is it just a rumour if so have they manager to get market running on it... As i've read Lordsbm is only for <4.0.3 fingers crossed i get the 4.0.1 version... Lastly is there any real benefit to rooting the tablet at this early stage. As long as i can transfer apks from my pc to tablet i cant see why...
Thanks for reading.......
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Hi everyone i am new to this site and rooting i downloaded an app on my phone from 4share the other day called z4 mod only because i was looking for a way to share my internet from my phone to my laptop using wireless tether i am very new to rooting and the phone i am using is called the htc hero i know its an old phone and all but im waiting on my contract to be up to get another phone anyways i was trying to get information on how to install a custom rom to my phone ive only had one update from my carrier and that is android 2.1 i really like the hero and just wanted to stay updated on current versions of android when i was looking around on the internet and i installed a few other apps like superuser titanium backup rom manager and set cpu but i have not fully messed with them yet because i really dont know what im doing with them so if there is any help on helping me install a new rom to my device thanks
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Sometime ago i bought an APP (Shift Calendar by Alex Gugel) to use in my Samsung Galaxy S (GT-I9000) with with the baseband I9000XXJVS (Android 2.3.5).
This app didn't work, it opened and stoped. I asked the developer and he said the could be a problem with the Android version.
After that i updated my phone with XXJVU and it didnt work too. But last month i installed the new ICS ROM from ICSSGS, and the app showed up, working as expected.
The problem is, i lost my SGS this week, and bought a Galaxy Ace (GT-S5830M)(miss money) with android 2.3.6 (XXLA2 rooted) and the app didnt work, same like SGS, and i need this app to organize my shiftworks..
There are any Thread to solve this android problem??
Thanks,
Bernardo Morcelli
Nope, if an app isn't compatible with a specific Android version, only the developer can solve it.
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Hey there,
I just upgraded to ICS on my SGS2. Everything's nice, except the GMail app (4.28776) that comes with the new Android version. You might feel different, but for me it is using space inefficiently compared to the former version.
So can you tell me if there's a way to replace the new version with the old? I already tried to restore an old backup with Titanium backup, it works a few minutes but does not seem to be stable. After a forced reboot i am back to 4.28776 - although i am rooted.
So in worst case i will have to go back to Gingerbread
Thank you for your help.
Rgds,
Christian
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Hi guys, I am new to this forum. Also, I have been using android for a few weeks now and you may classify me as a noob even though I am very experienced with other platforms such as: Symbian, Windows phone, Mac OS and Windows. I got my first android device which is a samsung galaxy tab 10.1 with 3g which I upgraded to android 3.2.Well, it is a pain in the ass to remove some apps and not to be able to change the clock rate. So I have decided to root it. It is very hard to find one tutorial when it comes to my OS version, and there is no one who shared some thoughts after they have rooted their devices. Will there be any issues? Will I receive further updates? Is the system stable after the root?
So guys and girls, share some experience if you have the same device and the same OS installed.
Welcome aboard!
For rooting start here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=15693193. It provides a very easy way to root your tablet. There you will find also some basics about cwm recovery, which you also should flash either by rom manager apk (from play store) or through odin (a windows program used to flash roms to the tab). All info is in the previous thread. You can't overclock just by rooting. Flash a different kernel. Look at pershoot's thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=15022459. Before you proceed search Google as to what rooting basically is (well, root access is like administrator rights in windows). Bear in mind that there is a 99.99% chance that your warranty will be void though! Post here any question you might have after reading! Have fun
Sent from my amazing 10.1 galaxy tab
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