The question is in the title. I don't know if any dev can port a stock jelly bean Rom from a other Sony device. Is there a chance that we can get a stock based jelly bean Rom?
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hansi66627 said:
The question is in the title. I don't know if any dev can port a stock jelly bean Rom from a other Sony device. Is there a chance that we can get a stock based jelly bean Rom?
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No. Android device manufactures have agreement with google to support there products within 1 year prior to release date. After that 1 year they are no longer obligated to maintain or upgrade existing handsets. This decision alone promote self-efficiency which allows manufacturer to develop newer handsets without being held back to software or hardware limitations.
hansi66627 said:
The question is in the title. I don't know if any dev can port a stock jelly bean Rom from a other Sony device. Is there a chance that we can get a stock based jelly bean Rom?
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Simply put, NEVER
You can use Jellyzeus as a alternative , its stock android. I prefer it than stock sony look. Others opinions may differ though
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I have jellyzeus.
I like the vanilla android look too but with stock based Roms it has better performance.
There are also themes to make it like vanilla android.
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Hi there,
with the Nexus 4 being availible very poorly in Europe im considering buying a Optimus G E973...
What do you think are the chances to get fully working Vanilla Android on this device with timely Updates?
Greets
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Anyone?
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I think it relies heavily on whether or not the bootloader ends up being unlocked. If it does it should be pretty straightforward. Without that its pretty unlikely that it will ever get a 100% stable build.
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I think it relies heavily on whether or not the bootloader ends up being unlocked. If it does it should be pretty straightforward. Without that its pretty unlikely that it will ever get a 100% stable build.
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The boot loader is unlocked. What are you saying? There's already a port of CM 10.1 in the works.
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Hi members.
I searched a lot but could not find.
My gsm is still on purity 4.4 and I need the latest supported 4.2.1 purity kernel which is version 21.
Could anybody upload the kernel for me?
Thx.
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motorazrv3 said:
Hi members.
I searched a lot but could not find.
My gsm is still on purity 4.4 and I need the latest supported 4.2.1 purity kernel which is version 21.
Could anybody upload the kernel for me?
Thx.
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Hello,did you ask for this version in anarkia forum? It is quite old version, so it could be problem to find it
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AW: searching for purity v21 kernel
standa75 said:
Hello,did you ask for this version in anarkia forum? It is quite old version, so it could be problem to find it
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Asked there but nobody helped me. Seems they are all focused on 4.2.2 kernels. Anyway I got v21. I asked at a German forum and a member uploaded the kernel for me.
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Hey guys,
Knowing that I'm a long time gs2 and nexus4/7 flasher, a friend of me just asked me whether i could make her xperia arc s faster. She's apparently on ICS and the phone is quite slow indeed. Factory resetting didn't help that much.
so my question is: is there a decent ROM for an xperia arc s which fulfills these requirements:
- stable
- faster than stock
- no/few potential dealbreakers (stuff that doesn't work opposed to stock)
- no bloatware, possibly close to stock android
Is there such a rom?
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance
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brittonberkan said:
Hey guys,
Knowing that I'm a long time gs2 and nexus4/7 flasher, a friend of me just asked me whether i could make her xperia arc s faster. She's apparently on ICS and the phone is quite slow indeed. Factory resetting didn't help that much.
so my question is: is there a decent ROM for an xperia arc s which fulfills these requirements:
- stable
- faster than stock
- no/few potential dealbreakers (stuff that doesn't work opposed to stock)
- no bloatware, possibly close to stock android
Is there such a rom?
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance
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You can just search the Android Development Forums here.
Since your friend is asking for something similar to AOSP, she can go for a CM ROM.
Can you recommend one from personal experience?
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brittonberkan said:
Can you recommend one from personal experience?
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It's not allowed but in my experience i like racing bean its based on cm 10 jelly bean rom its very fast and pretty.ICS based rom is Ultimate HD the best if you ask me.Bit all other ROMs out there are almost good as these two but i think these two are popular.
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Can you recommend one from personal experience?
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I am currently using CM10.1 right now, although recommending or comparing ROM is not allowed.
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Try them all and see which is best for your friends needs.
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I'm not all into this here and don't know what happened with all Trinity's threads. They are all closed just when 4.2 Rom for Xperia s was supposed to be released. Any Info?
Got answer. Delete this.
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Could you maybe share his answer?
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He said He's back soon. Can't wait 4.2 Rom. Hope this one and new kernel will bring our XperiaS to heaven and that this will be his true masterpiece so no one have any complaints.
Go Trinity
trinity
<3 love it
Hello Guys,
in the last time I read a lot about the Sailfish OS developed by Jolla and running on the Jolla Phone and a few other devices including the Nokia N9 and the Galaxy Nexus.
Jolla said that it wants to publish its OS for android smartphones and I decided to open this thread to inform you about Sailfish and discuss it, so we can maybe build up an userbase and so become a part in the Sailfish development for android devices as soon as Jolla publishes its sources.
Jolla wrote that it shall be easy to install Sailfish on every android handset. I have no clue how that will work out and what effort one has to take to actually run it, but it seems as if Jolla wants the users to have it the easiest way possible.
What is Sailfish OS?
It is an OS based on Meego and so in linux, just like android. But there are a lot of differences as well:
The navigation in Sailfish works via gestures, swipe inside the app to the left to go back, down to get into settings, from the left edge to get to the homescreen and more.
The homescreen consists of an overview about open apps in tiles, which are partly interactive.
The system itself is very open to developers and runs even android apps with help of the so called "Alien Dalvik" VM.
Another striking point is, that, other than most if the other OS, it does not force you to have unnecessary apps installed, even the android app support is a module you can download in the market and doesn't use your resources if you don't want it.
The administrative rights (~root) are easy to gain.
I link you a video here that shows you the newest update on the Jolla phone, the new version is considered stable.
The battery of the Jolla phone has 2100 mah and lasts with this update about three days with moderate use. While he does not explain "moderat use" closer, a user said he used whatsapp a lot and so, while I get only one day with moderate use (whatsapp and e-mail), out is likely that the battery time would only improve.
Of course this cannot be guaranteed, but I would like to read your thoughts about it.
what do you think about Sailfish?
Especially concerning the fact that our beloved Xperia ZL is generally less supported than Xperia Z thanks to Sony not making the effort to advertise it as XZ :/
Greetings
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Update:
here a member of the xda Community pasted a mail concerning the development state of Sailfish on the nexus 4.
It's as well mentioned, a tool called something like "Hardware adaption" which will work with every cm10 Rom and apparently turn the (Sailfish) Rom into a device specific Rom with the drivers used in cm10.
In my eyes it's very likely that this is also the method Jolla may apply when releasing Sailfish for Android.
What do you think?
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Nice overview about gestures here
Great review with high detail here to find
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So Guys, apparently the Alien dalvik (to run android apps on Sailfish) may not be available on Android hardware due to licensing issues.
Still interested?
Personally I was not planning to use the Alien Dalvik anyways, but for many users this may be essential
What do you think?
it would be a good breakthrough for our phone
Dont be sad @keenofhiphop
Consider yourself lucky that our device is almost identical to xperia z so our awesome devs can port it.
And i heard that jolla will make sailfish available for higher end xperia devices so we come in that category
If you need help pm me or search
I will try my best to help you out
That's right as well
As I am no dev I would even take the time to learn it as it *should* be easy if you believe Jolla.
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keenofhiphop said:
That's right as well
As I am no dev I would even take the time to learn it as it *should* be easy if you believe Jolla.
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Even i want to learn as i am computer science student
But still I dnt have laptop
If you need help pm me or search
I will try my best to help you out
We will See what Jolla means with "easily installable on many android devices"
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Update:
here a member of the xda Community pasted a mail concerning the development state of Sailfish on the nexus 4.
It's as well mentioned, a tool called something like "Hardware adaption" which will work with every cm10 Rom and apparently turn the (Sailfish) Rom into a device specific Rom with the drivers used in cm10.
In my eyes it's very likely that this is also the method Jolla may apply when releasing Sailfish for Android.
What do you think?
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keenofhiphop said:
Update:
here a member of the xda Community pasted a mail concerning the development state of Sailfish on the nexus 4.
It's as well mentioned, a tool called something like "Hardware adaption" which will work with every cm10 Rom and apparently turn the (Sailfish) Rom into a device specific Rom with the drivers used in cm10.
In my eyes it's very likely that this is also the method Jolla may apply when releasing Sailfish for Android.
What do you think?
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I want try it on my Xperia ZL That's a good ideas :good:
Nice overview about gestures here
Great review with high detail here to find
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So Guys, apparently the Alien dalvik (to run android apps on Sailfish) may not be available on Android hardware due to licensing issues.
Still interested?
Personally I was not planning to use the Alien Dalvik anyways, but for many users this may be essential
What do you think?
If that is not possible then we cant use android apps especially whatsapp
So i am interested but wont use it
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There's a Whatsapp client for sailfish called Mitäkuuluu (or similar) and it is said to be working pretty fine. There's even an indie Tapatalk client for sailfish.
So it's not that there are no Apps. There are just less
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keenofhiphop said:
There's a Whatsapp client for sailfish called Mitäkuuluu (or similar) and it is said to be working pretty fine. There's even an indie Tapatalk client for sailfish.
So it's not that there are no Apps. There are just less
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I dont want any app except official whatsapp
As soon as WhatsApp is available for sailfish i will flash it and it will be my daily driver
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