ok flame me for not searching properly,
is there anyway to have the stock (ie from G Nexus) dialar contacts and messaging app on my LPQ 4.0.3. rom???
E_Goldstein said:
ok flame me for not searching properly,
is there anyway to have the stock (ie from G Nexus) dialar contacts and messaging app on my LPQ 4.0.3. rom???
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Install an AOSP ROM based on LPQ.
Kinda thought it was gonna be that way thanks
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Hi
Has anyone tried to install samsung mail app on cyanogenmod 10?
Oliviakrk said:
Hi
Has anyone tried to install samsung mail app on cyanogenmod 10?
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Hi,
it will not work because the mail app is surely based on touchwiz framework and cyanogenmod is based on clean android.
Too bad. It is a real nice email client.
Thanks for info.
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Can anybody post stock email app for SGN2 please. I delete that app by mistake.
Thanks.
cruiser jesi said:
Can anybody post stock email app for SGN2 please. I delete that app by mistake.
Thanks.
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Here you go http://db.tt/J7TAO0Xw
(from 4.1.2 XXDMB2 )
thanks a million...but I cant install it. do I need rooted phone? sorry for this question....I am just beginner....my first android
How can you delete the stock email app if you are not even rooted? Maybe you just hid the icon. If you are using the TW launcher there is an option there to hide/unhide applications on the appdrawer.
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Thank you....it was soo simple...but sometimes is hard to find simple solutions. Thanks again :good:
xelir13 said:
How can you delete the stock email app if you are not even rooted? Maybe you just hid the icon. If you are using the TW launcher there is an option there to hide/unhide applications on the appdrawer.
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Hi i need the stock email app as well but the link above is empty.
I flashed a striped rom that comes without the stock email app.
many thanks
Zionator said:
Hi i need the stock email app as well but the link above is empty.
I flashed a striped rom that comes without the stock email app.
many thanks
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https://app.box.com/s/n1g7lshvyg4bell20maq
Its the stock one but the icon might be blue as I'm running motto theme
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Thanks a lot it was a life saver
Okay, how does someone port over apps from Ice Cream, and Jelly Bean to Gingerbread? I see other people/developers porting apps from ICS to GB, such as apps like ICS Messaging, ICS Launcher, ICS Task Manager, ICS Camera, ICS Gallery, ICS Clock, ICS Calculator and the list goes on and on. While there are a couple apps that have not been ported, such as the browser, phone/people app, email, and calendar; instead of waiting for others to port them, I would just like to learn how to do it myself. Lets say I have the stock messaging app from Ice Cream, how would I make the app compatible with GB, and make it a non-system app? Besides just changing the Android Manifest to be compatible, because I tried that, and it did not work ( I just got Force Close). Any comments are welcome
Anyone?
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AW: [Q] How to Port The ICS/JB Apps to Gingerbread?
I'd love the ics mail and calendar! Why don't you download something ported and compare it to the original?
For example, get a ICS stock calculator and a ICS calculator poet for GB and compare the code.
duncan.wick said:
I'd love the ics mail and calendar! Why don't you download something ported and compare it to the original?
For example, get a ICS stock calculator and a ICS calculator poet for GB and compare the code.
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Gonna try that right now, thanks for suggestion! I'll post what I find...
If anyone else has a suggestion or has done it before, your comments are still welcome.
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PenguinxEnjoi said:
Gonna try that right now, thanks for suggestion! I'll post what I find...
If anyone else has a suggestion or has done it before, your comments are still welcome.
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May be I don't fully understand the question but..
Almost every new android version has new libraries,packages, services.
For example ActionBar was included in api 11, so if app using ActionBar to port it on GB you should use ActionBarSherlock, and so on.
Any news? Would really love that calendar and mail
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duncan.wick said:
Any news? Would really love that calendar and mail
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No, not yet (my computer got taken lol) but I will get it back on Friday because that's when summer starts. I'll try to remake the calendar, but my question is what should my minimum SDK version be?
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PenguinxEnjoi said:
what should my minimum SDK version be?
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Sorry pay, I don't know about that stuff
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duncan.wick said:
Sorry pay, I don't know about that stuff
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Lol, I decided on 2.2 (min SDK Version is the lowest android version that needs to be installed on your phone to be able to run an app Example; DashClock requires 4.2+ Android Version, but Nova Launcher needs 4.0+ Android Version)
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Oh, I didn't know sdk version was the same as firmware version. I'm running 2.3. Isn't there a way to fake 4.2 to make 4.2 apps installable on previous versions?
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Oh, I didn't know sdk version was the same as firmware version. I'm running 2.3. Isn't there a way to fake 4.2 to make 4.2 apps installable on previous versions?
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I don't think so... I know editing build.prop can make the system think you are running a tablet, so maybe the same with the Android version. But, even if you can do that, the app will probably force close as soon as you open it up because it depends on something that we don't have in our system. Just like some apps require busy box to be installed, some apps will need a certain version of android to work, but that's not always the case.
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Hi guys,
Is there anywhere I can find the original calendar app that comes with galaxy note II ? Im using a diferent rom so i no longer have it.
You mean S-Planner?
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MarionCast said:
You mean S-Planner?
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The S-Planner is a samsung app based on the touchwiz framework as part of the stock rom. the only way i know how to get it is by unsing a stock rom. I too tried looking for it when i had first installed the unofficial AOPK rom for my note 2, when I learnt of this.
Its called Sec_Calendar_NAmerica_SPen.apk.
If you have a backup or a rom saved that had it you can pull it off that and move to system then change permission. If not I can get it for you just let me know.
// Lance
lucent6408d said:
Hi guys,
Is there anywhere I can find the original calendar app that comes with galaxy note II ? Im using a diferent rom so i no longer have it.
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If you can't find S-Planner, then I find this a very good replacement:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
It is a device version of the Google Calendar on the web.