has anyone tried to use stock android 2,1 apks to attempt to get the stock android theme working on the nook simple touch?
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hi,
anyone know , is it possible to use the gmail.apk from Android 4.0.x on android 2.3.x?
+1 how to use android 4.0 app in our android 2.3.5
-Happy Feet- said:
hi,
anyone know , is it possible to use the gmail.apk from Android 4.0.x on android 2.3.x?
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Apps from ICS by default can NOT work on gingerbread. ICS is a completely different build and apps have been modified to fit it. Even if you manage to install any of them by a miracle, when you try to open it will force close.
Anyone able to install Chainfire 3D pro 3.3 on Touchwiz Jelly Bean Leak LIH and get it to work? When ever I got to install the driver and reboot, my phone is stuck at the splash screen. I end up having to reinstall the rom, to get phone to boot. Anyway around this?
No I dont believe jellybean is supported. I get the same on any jb rom both tw and aosp
Does anyone know if it would work on android 4.2 and 4.3 and could we get it ported or whatever to our device???
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I want stock Android 4.0.4 touch wize launcher and widgets For Stock 4.1.2.
my rom is stock odexed xwms1.
anyone can help me?
Hello devs,
I would like to ask which library and framework jar files (if any) are related to the Phone.apk and Contacts.apk in some of the custom Android Nokia X ROMs with default Jelly bean appearance of these two apps. I am not a developer but I would like to try to port these two default Jelly bean system apps to a deodexed version of the original stock Nokia X ROM. I do not like the appearance and mostly the way these two apps behave in the stock ROM and that is why I need them ported. Would it be enough to just copy files from a Custom ROM to the Stock ROM or a change of the stock Kernel would also be necessary?
What about also a port of the Lock screen (default Jelly bean) from Custom ROMs to the Stock ROM? Which files are related to it?
Any advise and help are greatly appreciated.
I do prefer the stability of the Stock ROM but several features like the mentioned above could substantially add value to the stable Stock ROM. Unfortunately, after trying a number of custom ROMs I still prefer the stability of the Stock ROM.