320 is too big and 240 is too small.
And I read using anything other than those will cause market compatibility issues ..correct?
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highflyin128 said:
320 is too big and 240 is too small.
And I read using anything other than those will cause market compatibility issues ..correct?
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I use 280, retains all the phone layouts. 240 was too small and made a few apps turn into tablet mode, which is more worse than better.
To fix market incompatibilities, buy:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.birdapi.android.dpipro
and apply the market fix, works great.
I feel quite comfortable with 246 (240 was causing some layout issues).
LCD Density Modder fix is great. I had some issues with previous releases, latest one fixed everything!
maddler said:
I feel quite comfortable with 246 (240 was causing some layout issues).
LCD Density Modder fix is great. I had some issues with previous releases, latest one fixed everything!
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Do all your apps still show up in the market? Cause the market uses your density as part of the compatibility check to see what available for your phone.
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Running 246 now. If the market works fine and shows me all apps im gonna keep bumping up.
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Now some apps show up not compatible with this device.. I hate the market density check.
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I like 260 myself. Market issues to deal with here as well... still, it's worth it if you ask me.
highflyin128 said:
Now some apps show up not compatible with this device.. I hate the market density check.
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Use LCD Density Modder Market fix...
maddler said:
Use LCD Density Modder Market fix...
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Wheres that downloaded from?
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This?
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.birdapi.android.dpipro
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highflyin128 said:
This?
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.birdapi.android.dpipro
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Yes. There should be a free version too.
Ill prob buy the pro. Thanks from the info
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Yes. There should be a free version too.
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Just to add, Pro version doesn't have market fix.
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stock launcher?
How can I getvthe stock launcher to put the icons on the whole screen? There is a lot of emptu space around them right now
andy2na said:
I use 280, retains all the phone layouts. 240 was too small and made a few apps turn into tablet mode, which is more worse than better.
To fix market incompatibilities, buy:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.birdapi.android.dpipro
and apply the market fix, works great.
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Trying it now.. Thanks
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macman159 said:
How can I getvthe stock launcher to put the icons on the whole screen? There is a lot of emptu space around them right now
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You can't modify your settings in stock launcher.
I'd recommend using Nova Launcher to change this (you can find it in the Themes & Apps section) change the Columns & Rows to your liking.
You can do this with any other launchers as well. Stock launcher has very limited options, so you can't change Columns & Rows.
ADWLauncher works great too. More options than nova as if now.
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Anyone having problems with icons cropping in a wierd way?
On homescreen and dock. Using 260 DPI. Icons in drawer is perfect. Only homescreen and dock.
Any fixes?
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Mine look fine at 260. But im running adw and i have the dock icons scaled down a bit
https://picasaweb.google.com/115746918584799936997/DropBox?authkey=Gv1sRgCLCFtamBkNn31wE
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To anyone who doesn't feel like buying an app to fix the Market, you might try this:
1. Set your DPI to something "normal" like 240 or 320.
2. Reboot.
3. Force close the Market app (if it's running) and clear its cache+data.
4. Using Titanium Backup, freeze the "Market Updater" application.
5. Set your DPI back to whatever you want.
6. Reboot.
7. Launch the Market.
I believe that will prevent the Market from seeing you have a non-standard DPI.
Is there a way to make market work after changing the DPI? I change the DPI and then cannot find apps in the market. Anyone knows any trick to make it work on any DPI. I personally like to keep the DPI to 200.
Thanks in advance.
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Is there an inverted craigslist app out there or is there a way to invert it? I'm using Craig's pro
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Is there an inverted craigslist app out there or is there a way to invert it? I'm using Craig's pro
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Check out Team Blacked Out. They have a LOT of inverted apps, including Craigslist. Unfortunately it doesn't work at the moment, but maybe they will update it, or maybe it's just my device.
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Is there an inverted craigslist app out there or is there a way to invert it? I'm using Craig's pro
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Team Backout does great work, but their inverted Craigslist app is broken. It was last updated 11 months ago and doesn't work with 4.4.2. The app gets stuck on the setting location dialog. It may work for you if you are still on Jellybean. Either way, it's not the pro version.
I don't know of any other working, inverted Craigslist apps. But you can Google. Or theme an app yourself. I've never seen anyone posting pro versions of inverted apps though. Since I buy the pro versions for all of my favourite apps, that's meant that I've had to invert my apps myself.
There's probably an XDA thread or tutorial on doing this. Or you could bribe someone with pizza to do it for you. Typically it's a matter of extracting the background images and photoshopping them. Perhaps some XML edits to fix fonts and then repacking the app. More tedious than difficult to realize.
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I'm running Paranoid Android 3.0 on my AT&T Galaxy Note 2 and it seems more and more of the apps in the play store are saying that they are incompatible with my phone. First it was Hulu and Netflix. But now Swiftkey also says not compatible. And these are all apps I already have installed. There are many more too. But i can't list them all.
What is going on here.
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It's because of the DPI's you have set.
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It's because of the DPI's you have set.
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How do you mean. How would DPIs affect the play store?
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A lot of apps are made for certain DPI'S. If you have a custom DPI a lot of apps will show incompatible. You can change the DPI to stock, Download the apps u want, Then switch your DPI back.
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A lot of apps are made for certain DPI'S. If you have a custom DPI a lot of apps will show incompatible. You can change the DPI to stock, Download the apps u want, Then switch your DPI back.
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Or flash a multi dpi play store
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Hi.
Can someone plz give a working link here to a modified touchwiz launcher 240 dpi as i need to use it for snote page buddy in 240 dpi.
I have found a few modified on google but when installed they work as if they are 340 dpi
I got system at 240 dpi but poor samsung programming does not allow tw to change dpi and therefor looks really stupid and ugly.
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Zionator said:
Hi.
Can someone plz give a working link here to a modified touchwiz launcher 240 dpi as i need to use it for snote page buddy in 240 dpi.
I have found a few modified on google but when installed they work as if they are 340 dpi
I got system at 240 dpi but poor samsung programming does not allow tw to change dpi and therefor looks really stupid and ugly.
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Search for Xposed framework mod. In there you can assign different DPI for any app, so set your system to 240 and set launcher to 320. Unless you just want more shortcuts on "desktops" then in Xposed there is a mod that allows 5x4 icons on desktop. Look here mods repository.
Thanks for the help but i found some other post which i must have missed the first time around i browsed through.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=34343588
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