Some news said its real system was Symbian 6.0,and it just can run Android app.Is the news real?
I'm sorry for my bad English..
i thought it is aosp android.
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363975501 said:
Some news said its real system was Symbian 6.0,and it just can run Android app.Is the news real?
I'm sorry for my bad English..
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No, its a heavily modified fork of the Android Open Source Project(Android 4.1), with all the google stuff replaced with microsoft services.
Depends on what you mean with real Android, but it's based on android open source project so yeah i call it "real" Android but it's modified as f*ck so it doesn't look like Android at all but from beginning it is pure Android.
lolpok said:
Depends on what you mean with real Android, but it's based on android open source project so yeah i call it "real" Android but it's modified as f*ck so it doesn't look like Android at all but from beginning it is pure Android.
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It is a fork of Android and is confirmed because at has been possible to install and fully working GAPS.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=50707725
trunkline said:
It is a fork of Android and is confirmed because at has been possible to install and fully working GAPS.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=50707725
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/facepalm
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*facepalming with you*
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Nokia doesn't accept it as an Android, head of Nokia Turkey said that it's not an android as the others, it's different and we call it Nokia X platform
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Some news said its real system was Symbian 6.0,and it just can run Android app.Is the news real?
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You can say that but Nokia heavily modified the AOSP and gave it a Windows + Asha UI and support for all kinds of APK's which can be installed from Third Party Apps like Blackmart and also Nokia is partnering with the store.Yandex.com (just like Play store) which has lakhs of Android apps available for download to it's Nokia X users.
Yesterday a Dev called Kashamalaga posted a guide to install full working GAPPS on Nokia X which allows you to have all Google Play services (including Play Store) on Nokia X.
jamestts said:
i thought it is aosp android.
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I think so..Thanks for your answer..
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No, its a heavily modified fork of the Android Open Source Project(Android 4.1), with all the google stuff replaced with microsoft services.
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But why does it use Android 4.1 instead of Andorid 4.3 or 4.4？
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But why does it use Android 4.1 instead of Andorid 4.3 or 4.4？
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Using 4.1 shows that Nokia was working on this for a long time now, maybe from early 2013 onwards. Why they didn't update to 4.3 or 4.4 i dont know. 4.4 would be a much better option for the X as it is more optimized for low-spec phones.
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Using 4.1 shows that Nokia was working on this for a long time now, maybe from early 2013 onwards. Why they didn't update to 4.3 or 4.4 i dont know. 4.4 would be a much better option for the X as it is more optimized for low-spec phones.
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yeah..thanks for your answer
maybe they're lazy.. because making tons of mod is not easy @[email protected]
lolpok said:
Depends on what you mean with real Android, but it's based on android open source project so yeah i call it "real" Android but it's modified as f*ck so it doesn't look like Android at all but from beginning it is pure Android.
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uh..may be..thanks for your answer
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maybe they're lazy.. because making tons of mod is not easy @[email protected]
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Sure, they are. ?
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looney64 said:
No, its a heavily modified fork of the Android Open Source Project(Android 4.1), with all the google stuff replaced with microsoft services.
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Android has no "Google stuff" to be replaced. Android IS NOT GOOGLE. Google ADDS that to Android, and requires anyone releasing Android to pay a licensing fee to add Google Play Services.
It is in fact based on Qualcomm's reference design platform. QRD resources are still in the ROM.
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Android has no "Google stuff" to be replaced. Android IS NOT GOOGLE. Google ADDS that to Android, and requires anyone releasing Android to pay a licensing fee to add Google Play Services.
It is in fact based on Qualcomm's reference design platform. QRD resources are still in the ROM.
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Oh. Sorry, my bad.
feel devs just droll seeing a nokia with an android and nokis X forum already created even before the release of the device awesome..though nokia said nokia x available immediately at the MWC but i doubt its true as i cant find a single unboxing video till now..
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feel devs just droll seeing a nokia with an android and nokis X forum already created even before the release of the device awesome..though nokia said nokia x available immediately at the MWC but i doubt its true as i cant find a single unboxing video till now..
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What are you trying to say? Even the galaxy s5, xperia z2 are other devices have forums even though they aren't released.
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what other camera app uses the image sense chip in our HOX
only the sense one uses it as far as I know, as the drivers to use it are closed source.
are there news about the chip?
the new focal application of cyanogenmod work whit this chip?
None. HTC are a pain in the arse
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what other camera app uses the image sense chip in our HOX
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Drefsab said:
only the sense one uses it as far as I know, as the drivers to use it are closed source.
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The HTC Imagechip is used exclusive by the Sense camera, which is only compatible within the Sense framework.
There is NO camera for AOSP that makes use of it in any fashion.
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The HTC Imagechip is used exclusive by the Sense camera, which is only compatible within the Sense framework.
There is NO camera for AOSP that makes use of it in any fashion.
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Ok then my next phone will be the nexus.
if a company makes chips without source code then it is a thief
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Ok then my next phone will be the nexus.
if a company makes chips without source code then it is a thief
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Only android is open source, sense is HTC's work and is not released under the open source licence.
They haven't stole anything, what they are doing is stopping people from steal their work.
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Only android is open source, sense is HTC's work and is not released under the open source licence.
They haven't stole anything, what they are doing is stopping people from steal their work.
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Much like ALL of the SoC developers who actually build Android for our devices using closed-source, obfuscated hardware interfaces.
Qualcomm is closed-source. NVIDIA is closed-source. Samsung release parts of it, I believe.
Every company protects their work in one form or another. Can't say I have a problem with it.
http://developer.sonymobile.com/2012/11/08/sony-takes-lead-on-aosp-on-xperia-s-project-video/
Haha. I love the Android version lol.
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Haha. I love the Android version lol.
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Only SONY have that android version...
Lolz 4.1.2.3.4....
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I want unlockable bootloader now!
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Nice, just in time I announced I was going to upgrade my rom to Jellybean and then this pops up
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Release AOSP means all drivers and proprietary binaries will be open source?
If that so we could try modifying camera drivers to get less compression on photos. It's funny how 12MPx camera makes 1.5-2.5MB photos, just like my old 5MPx nonOS phone :]
Thread moved to Xperia S General section.
I would request the section mods to close it if it's a duplicate. Thanks.
Nice, does anyone reckons this will get a release for everyone with an unlocked bootloader to use? This would stop me buying a Nexus 4.
MrBelter said:
Nice, does anyone reckons this will get a release for everyone with an unlocked bootloader to use? This would stop me buying a Nexus 4.
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me to
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me to
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Me tooo
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JoHnNy08PL said:
Release AOSP means all drivers and proprietary binaries will be open source?
If that so we could try modifying camera drivers to get less compression on photos. It's funny how 12MPx camera makes 1.5-2.5MB photos, just like my old 5MPx nonOS phone :]
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Just read the article on Sony's blog. The AOSP project do not longer in the hand of JB Queru. Sony dumped the folder on their gitHub.
They also say that they can't release some proprietary binaries, but they work on it.
Technical status of the project
As for the current status and progress of the AOSP on Xperia™ S project, we actually have a lot of things working now. With the code we’re now making available on GitHub, AOSP now boots up, and we have the SD-card, Wi-Fi® and sensors working. And as you can see in the video above, internally we also have audio and the modem running. However, these functions require proprietary binaries that we cannot publish at the time being.
Going forward, the next steps are to replace some of the previously published binaries with source code, and to get Android 4.2 working on Xperia™ S. This can be used as a development platform, and as a base for the work of opening up source code for more modules. For the latest technical status, check out the project on GitHub.
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is this available to do something with it, or it's just a preview of it?...
For now the Xperia S is the closest thing to a Nexperia.
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is this available to do something with it, or it's just a preview of it?...
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I think it is available, but you need to compile the rom yourself. It's explained on the git page, but still need some skill if you don't know what you're doing.
Could someone please put up a link to their github?
So what does this mean for us, the end users? Getting Jelly Bean sooner? Easier for FXP to finish their CM10?
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So what does this mean for us, the end users? Getting Jelly Bean sooner? Easier for FXP to finish their CM10?
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Basically yes, where do you think FXP got camera libs for CM to work? Leaked JB from Sony.
hi.i cant unlock my bootloader!thats (( not allowed))!!!
my phone,not support??? or this rom will come for locked bootloader??
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Not really a good news... Sony is counting on the community to make this evolve... they'll never release the needed binaries for modem, sound,...
This project is already dead
I'm new member in this site and i want to know if possible to port other OS to work perfectly on xperia arc s
got bored from android and battary drain :crying:
In theory, it's possible but not feasible. You can run IOS on an Android phone but it won't work perfectly. Likewise if you tried to run Android on an IPhone, it's possible but not perfect. Rather than asking for a port of another OS, find ways to personalize your Android experience and solve the battery drain. If you are still bored or can't be bothered, I suggest you buy an IPhone.
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In theory, it's possible but not feasible. You can run IOS on an Android phone but it won't work perfectly. Likewise if you tried to run Android on an IPhone, it's possible but not perfect. Rather than asking for a port of another OS, find ways to personalize your Android experience and solve the battery drain. If you are still bored or can't be bothered, I suggest you buy an IPhone.
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hmmmm
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popthosegaskets said:
In theory, it's possible but not feasible. You can run IOS on an Android phone but it won't work perfectly. Likewise if you tried to run Android on an IPhone, it's possible but not perfect. Rather than asking for a port of another OS, find ways to personalize your Android experience and solve the battery drain. If you are still bored or can't be bothered, I suggest you buy an IPhone.
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That's not true, as long as the OS is based on a linux kernel and has the ability to build from source with drivers it should'nt be much of a issue.
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Try the custom roms available in the development section, some like Super Jelly Bean are extremely battery friendly
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Try the custom roms available in the development section, some like Super Jelly Bean are extremely battery friendly
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Did you atleast read the question once?
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Did you atleast read the question once?
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I proposed a solution for his battery issues. As for the rest, we must have someone with good programming skills wanting to port the os. It is possible.
devstaff said:
That's not true, as long as the OS is based on a linux kernel and has the ability to build from source with drivers it should'nt be much of a issue.
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Yes, I said it was possible, but not everything is served to you on a silver platter. You can build from source, but drivers are
still a big problem that stops the ported OS from working perfectly.
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I proposed a solution for his battery issues. As for the rest, we must have someone with good programming skills wanting to port the os. It is possible.
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Easier said than done, porting an OS requires more than just programming skill.
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I found a thread on Firefox os forum talking about porting this os to all devices which supported to boot CM 9
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Here is it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2422687
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HTC has confirmed it will arrive on the M7 and M8 within 90 days of public release.
Developer preview coming tomorrow for Nexus 7 2013 and Nexus 5.
Hoping to see this ported to M7
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Leraeniesh said:
HTC has confirmed it will arrive on the M7 and M8 within 90 days of public release.
Developer preview coming tomorrow for Nexus 7 2013 and Nexus 5.
Hoping to see this ported to M7
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Still wont tell us the name. XD
The blog post, if anybody is curious: http://blog.htc.com/2014/06/htc-advantage-google-io/
Perfect! Although I'm wondering if they're going to keep Sense how it is... Or redesign it to look more like the "stock" feel.
God knows touchwiz won't...
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Perfect! Although I'm wondering if they're going to keep Sense how it is... Or redesign it to look more like the "stock" feel.
God knows touchwiz won't...
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Completely stock would be great...pipe dream I know.
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Completely stock would be great...pipe dream I know.
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Well when you say "stock" it could mean many different things. "stock" htc rom is sense. "stock" google is AOSP.
but i know what you mean, that's why I'm glad buck still works on his AOSP rom. It's built really well for AOSP on the M7
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Well when you say "stock" it could mean many different things. "stock" htc rom is sense. "stock" google is AOSP.
but i know what you mean, that's why I'm glad buck still works on his AOSP rom. It's built really well for AOSP on the M7
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I stick to GPE myself, heard too many horror stories of m7s overheating and dying on AOSP lol. Plus I'm hooked on TikTak atm lol.
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I stick to GPE myself, heard too many horror stories of m7s overheating and dying on AOSP lol. Plus I'm hooked on TikTak atm lol.
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GPE is nice, and its cool that @santod040 released 4.4.4.(props for being fast and first to do so) might have to try this. 4.4.4 runs great on my N7
As for the over heating, those that were on CM were getting the over heating problem and although CM is technically AOSP its still highly modified AOSP. All the AOSP roms we have, besides bucks, uses CM tree. So they all inherit the same problems.
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GPE is nice, and its cool that @santod040 released 4.4.4.(props for being fast and first to do so) might have to try this. 4.4.4 runs great on my N7
As for the over heating, those that were on CM were getting the over heating problem and although CM is technically AOSP its still highly modified AOSP. All the AOSP roms we have, besides bucks, uses CM tree. So they all inherit the same problems.
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Overheating? You mean people don't immediately put their phone in a freezer once they reach 100F?
Also, anyone know if there is a animation mod for slide down on home?
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Overheating? You mean people don't immediately put their phone in a freezer once they reach 100F?
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:silly: must wait till its 101F
I like Sense 6 design but a redesign using the new Material design would be nice too.
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I like Sense 6 design but a redesign using the new Material design would be nice too.
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I'd like to hope that HTC will have everything redesigned by release.
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I think that sense 6 isn't that far off from the new material design of Android L. It's a similar look imo.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2796019
from this thread, i've gotten the new material keyboard and google now with everywhere hotword detection working.
i think android fonts causes my apps to FC. anybody else want to give this a shot and tell us what is and isn't working?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2796019
from this thread, i've gotten the new material keyboard and google now with everywhere hotword detection working.
i think android fonts causes my apps to FC. anybody else want to give this a shot and tell us what is and isn't working?
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Fonts, keyboard, sounds, boot animation all work fine for me.
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AOSP code for nexus devices dropped today, so don't be surprised if someone ports it to M7
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AOSP code for nexus devices dropped today, so don't be surprised if someone ports it to M7
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Yeah, it's still not the full source code for the 'L" platform though.
So it would take some hackery to make it work on the m7 and without "L" binaries and proprietaries for the m7, it wouldn't be all that functional, in my opinion.
"Today, we pushed a small number of GPL projects for the l-preview
release. This preview is not a full platform update and only for
reference." - Bill Yi
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Hope you guys like trying new things
http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc...-android-l-developer-preview-htc-one-t2812816
Patiently Waiting
I've enjoyed experimenting with the current custom ROMS available now. Can't wait to see what comes about once Android L is officially out. Until then, I'll be patiently waiting.
Not Official
I have been using CyanogenMod 12, so it isn't "official" but I have enjoyed using it
Can devs port the L images of either N5 or N7 and make a ROM out of it or can devs do something with the system dump of the L ?
Porting from a N5 or 7 is next to impossible. It might be possible to build it from source. But kitkat was tricky too. I have faith in the awesome devs here so lets see when they manage to get it booting.
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Porting from a N5 or 7 is next to impossible. It might be possible to build it from source. But kitkat was tricky too. I have faith in the awesome devs here so lets see when they manage to get it booting.
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We can't build from source as L isn't merged in AOSP yet.
^and it won't be until the "fall"
Some rom for GNeX uses ART?
If is posible port ART to GNeX, Android L is posible in GNeX, the only hard work is on new drivers device.
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Some rom for GNeX uses ART?
If is posible port ART to GNeX, Android L is posible in GNeX, the only hard work is on new drivers device.
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ART Came with KitKat as a Developer option for testing the new Run Time and allowing app developers to optomize their apps.
As mentioned above Android "L" needs to be merged with AOSP before we can build it from source. Some say that may happen in fall. I think personally Google should merge the preview so Developers can prepare for other devices instead of just Allowing Nexus 5 and Nexus 7(2013) users get to work on it.
Allowing it to be merged early would allow better feedback and preparing App Dev's for the new API's
Android "L" Preview has been released.
https://developer.android.com/preview/setup-sdk.html#top
I'm already downloading to start pulling APK's.
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Android "L" Preview has been released.
https://developer.android.com/preview/setup-sdk.html#top
I'm already downloading to start pulling APK's.
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If you can get your hands on that new keyboard that'd be awesome
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If you can get your hands on that new keyboard that'd be awesome
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It requires the new API, I already tried it.
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It requires the new API, I already tried it.
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Ahhh crap. Thanks though
Edit: Is there anything we can use?
Castro27 said:
Ahhh crap. Thanks though
Edit: Is there anything we can use?
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I'm not good at decompiling APK's and backporting them. Hopefully some dev's from other devices and with our device will be able to backport some of the newer applications.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2796129
That was fast
Castro27 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2796129
That was fast
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galaxy nexus survies to android l
it is soo good read care fully before installing
here is the link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-nexus/development/rom-fml-fork-life-06-05-2014-v2-t2764064
and think twice before you talk
enjoy android 5.0
Android L
Thanks to @MWisBest ... His work ... really good .. we can run android L really smooth ... just need abit improvement/fix ... http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-nexus/development/rom-fml-fork-life-06-05-2014-v2-t2764064