Beiträge von Rashiel

  • SoftkeyZ

    Hallo Community,

    ich bin neulich über diese App gestossen, welche es uns ermöglicht, für diverse Devices, die keine Hardwarebuttons haben, die Softkeys zu verändern.

    XDA
    Free/Trial
    Playstore

    Playstore Beschreibung der App


    Beschreibung
    This application will let you change the Softkeys / Navigation Buttons fast and easily. This app comes with more than 150+ different softkeys to choose from and the growing online database proivides even more user-submitted ones. If you got some navigation buttons you would like to see in this app just upload them to the gallery. Until I've added them, you can just use the import feature for these soft keys. This application needs root and "busybox" to be installed. This app will NOT overwrite your applied themes, or enable the navigation buttons on devices without them.
    known problems: Sometimes your wallpaper can reset itself. The app is not compatible with some Samsung devices as well as LG devices, which are not running an AOSP based ROM.

    WARNING: This app modifies system files and should only be used with a flashable backup of your current ROM on your device. The developer is not responsible for any damages.

    This application will not work on some iterations of Samsung's TouchWiz, problems are know with the Note 2 running Jelly Bean. Probably also problems with MIUI.

  • [ROM] Nexus 5 Purity

    Ich bin ja am überlegen, ob ich nochmal wieder auf Purity gehe...

    Aber es gab damals irgendwas, was mich gestört hat.
    Glaube es war das Problem, dass ich das Aussehen des Menübutton nicht ändern konnte.

  • OmniROM(Hammerhead)

    [COLOR=#ff0000]Flashen geschieht wie immer auf eigene Verantwortung - weder ich, Android-Port.de noch sonst irgendjemand übernimmt Haftung für euer Handeln.[/COLOR]

    Hallo Community,

    hier möchte ich euch die so gut wie jedem bekannte OmniROM vorstellen.
    Diese basiert zwar auf AOSP, aber da viele codeseitige Änderungen vorgenommen worden, kann man von einer eigenen Base sprechen.

    Was macht diese Rom so besonders?
    Es sind viele erfahrene Devs dabei und jedes Feature, was einzug erhalten soll wird Codemäßig überarbeitet.
    Ausserdem ist diese Rom Community-basierend und über jedes vorgeschlagene Feature wird Teamintern diskutiert.

    Alleinstellungsmerkmale OMNI
    - OmniSwitch(Bilder siehe Anhang)

    Bekannte Bugs?
    Keinerlei

    Links:
    Gerrit
    Github
    Changelog
    XDA
    Nightly-Builds

    Anbei einmal das Team, aufgeteilt in "Projektleiter" / "Mitarbeiter".

    Spoiler anzeigen


    Main Devs bei diesem Projekt:
    xplodwild
    Dees_Troy
    Chainfire

    Mitarbeitende Devs bei diesem Projekt:
    maxwen
    Evisceration
    Entropy512
    UtkarshGupta
    Jiangyi
    humberos
    DelphinPETER
    tilal6991
    jakefromstatefarm
    scanno
    pulser
    n3ocort3x
    jumoog
    ale8530
    ljzyal
    AzariahVidya
    Rebellos
    herna
    Keany
    haus
    mithun46
    daeiron
    rayman
    Squadzone
    fluxi
    Ipecac
    gvala
    crondog
    sasikumardr
    slickrick
    Android-Andi
    Tectas
    zachf714
    Schubi
    chasmodo
    Androw
    mcampbellsmith
    quiquegabriel
    jerdog
    PonsAsinorem
    ralph78
    bigbiff
    micku7zu
    dhiru1602
    ibrahima
    iKillCypher
    updateing
    rockambole
    SferaDev
    GertlilyNL
    chadouming
    Adam77Root
    semdoc
    tdm
    Yuma75
    cybojenix
    OliverG96
    x10forevers
    maxter
    aelmahmoudy
    kasperhettinga
    Archi
    karthik050782
    steve
    championswimmer
    LorDClockaN
    eagleeyetom
    chezbel
    Mazda
    chaosagent
    yajnab
    ntextual
    metalspring
    Sarthak
    urandom
    caspian154
    Tilak
    rob43
    Kra1o5
    ragesoss
    AniRavi
    hashcode0f
    geecko
    timow
    execve
    amaldi
    Ryuinferno
    PlayfulGod
    omnibot
    apophis9283
    Tassadar
    koen.erens
    souljah
    diegoapolinario
    madmack
    PsychoGame
    mljjlm
    jrior001

  • Kernel Tweaker

    Hallo Community,

    ich bin neulich über diese App gestossen, welche, so denke ich eine gute Alternative zu Trickster Mod darstellt.

    XDA
    [DLMURL="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dsht.kerneltweaker"]Playstore
    [/DLMURL]
    Die Besonderheit?
    Sie ist Free und Werbefrei und bleibt es auch.

    Playstore Beschreibung der App


    Beschreibung
    Kernel Tweaker for ROOT users
    ----------------------------------------------------
    Features:

    * - General
    * - -- LongPress one item to display the Contextual ActionBar, select values you want to set on boot and hit the heart icon

    * - Cpu tuning
    * - -- Cpu Max frequency
    * - -- Cpu Min frequency
    * - -- Governor
    * - -- CpuQuiet
    * - -- Governor fine tuning : manage every single paramenter of your preferred governor

    * - Gpu tunig
    * - -- Gpu Max frequency
    * - -- Other Gpu Parameters if available

    * - UnderVolt Table
    * - -- Supports uv_mv_table and vdd_table
    * - -- Batch undervolting
    * - -- Single frequency voltage editing

    * - Kernel specific values
    * - -- I/O Scheduler
    * - -- Read Ahead size
    * - -- Tune Scheduler parameters
    * - -- TCP Congestion control
    * - -- Toggle Fast Charge
    * - -- Toggle Fsync
    * - -- DoubleTap 2 Wake
    * - -- Sweep 2 Wake
    * - -- Sweep 2 Sleep
    * - -- Vibration intensity

    * - Low Memory Killer
    * - -- Tweak native android task killer

    * - Review Items
    * - -- a list that contains all values that will be applied on boot! You can also edit values from this tab ;)
    * - -- Longpress one item to shoe the Contextual ActionBar, select values you want to Delete and hit the trash icon!

    * - Simple File Explorer
    * - -- Install Boot.img
    * - -- install Recovery.img
    * - -- Flash package

    * - Backup
    * - -- Backup Boot.img
    * - -- Bavkup Recovery.img

    * - Recovery Actions
    * - -- Only TWRP Recovery is supported!!!
    * - -- Create a custom editable list of commands
    * - -- Wipe Cache
    * - -- Wipe Dalvik cache
    * - -- Wipe Data
    * - -- Install package
    * - -- Nandroid Backup
    * - -- Add and reorder commands as you wish, then hit the reboot button and take a coffee, your commands will be executed automatically and device will reboot automatically

    PERMISSIONS EXPLANATION:

    * - -- Read/Write SD-Card : Needed for File Explorer and Backup tools
    * - -- Access SuperUser : to apply selected values
    * - -- Access Network : Needed for Google Analytics stuff ( to track crashes and errors)
    * - -- Receive Boot Completed : To apply your selected values when you reboot the device!

    This app will always be free and without Ads!
    More stuff will come!!

  • [KERNEL][N5] hC-b23-L / b8-M [5.1/M]

    Stimmt,

    von dem Gedanken hab ich mich mittlerweile auch verabschiedet.
    Hab ich bei dem N4 immer noch diesen Vergleich gezogen, ist es mir mittlerweile fast egal.
    Abends wenn ich nach Hause komme, hatte ich in der Anfangszeit ohne Hellscore ~ 65%..
    An schlechten Tagen mit dem Hellscore hab ich nach der Arbeit noch ~ 75%..

    Ist schon n himmelweiter Unterschied :)

  • [4.4.4] SlimKat [hammerhead][stable 9.0][weekly 8.20]

    So auf die schnelle hab ich das hier gefunden:
    Original Thread @ XDA

    Englisch


    Actually, there are two main baselines for support of Qualcomm devices:

    CodeAurora (CAF) - These are Qualcomm's reference sources for their platform. This is what they provide to OEMs, and what nearly all OEMs base their software off of. As a result - nearly all non-Nexus devices are running kernels/display HALs/etc. that are derived from a CAF baseline.

    Google's software baseline, or AOSP - Usually when Google starts working on a new Android version, they'll fork from CAF at the beginning. Very often Google will be adding "new" features specific to the new Android version, while Qualcomm will continue with performance enhancements and bugfixes against the "old" baseline.

    So when a new Android revision comes out, you have two baselines: CAF which is usually "ahead" in performance but "behind" in features, and AOSP which is the opposite.

    Starting with 4.3, CM started mixing code between CAF and AOSP. They put some CAF features/capabilities into their baselines for AOSP-supported devices (Nexus devices), and started putting AOSP patches into their baselines for CAF devices.