Showing posts with label settings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label settings. Show all posts
Wednesday, 23 August 2017
How to Come Up With 4G LTE Settings In redmi Note 3 Pro
How to Come Up With 4G LTE Settings In redmi Note 3 Pro
How to Come Up With 4G LTE Settings In redmi Note 3 Pro :
As we know many users smrtphone redmi Xiaomi Note 3 and Note 3 Pro redmi experiencing 4G LTE arrangements for her missing after the update Rom version terbaru.Penyebab loss setting the first 4G LTE is redmi Note 3 has been officially in Indonesia with no added features 4G LTE for DCL issues so that the Xiaomi deliberately shut down access to the 4G arrangement despite support for network troubleshooting 4G.untuk bring 4G network by way of a dial * # * # 4636 # * # * possible to currently lacking membantu.Perlu some way to bring 4G networks to be able to enjoy internet speeds 4G.
Android Zone This post will share tutorial on how to bring up the settings 4G redmi Note 3 you.

This method has been tried and successful for redmi Note 3 Pro MIUI version 7.5.3.0/ 7.3.5.0/ 7.3.7.0 and also to the global developer 8 MIUI 7.6.21. To you with another version of MIUI please you try it yourself.
Steps - steps:
- Download file settings FIX 4G LTE
- Upon completion you save the file download settings FIX 4G LTE in your sdcard
- Sign into TWRP mode
- In TWRP menu and then select wipe wipe advanced and check the cache and Dalvik / ART cache then swipe to the right.
- Return to the start menu select install TWRP file 4G LTE FIX setting youve saved in earlier Sdcard
- Swipe to the right and the installation will run
- Wait until finished and please you reboot your redmi Note 3
For those who have not installed TWRP:
- Remove all SIM Card on a mobile redmi Note 3 Pro you
- After that, dial * # * # 4636 # * # *
- Select Phone Information and then select CDMA ONLY

- Then reinsert the SIM Card you
- And into the sim card settings and select the mobile network and select a network prefered Global / Prefer LTE

- finished
Now that hes an easy way to bring up the settings 4G LTE in redmi Note 3 Pro kamu.Dan make sure the area you are already affordable to first 4G.sekian network of information I may be useful.
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Tuesday, 8 August 2017
Unable to use selfie stick with Android phone Settings to check
Unable to use selfie stick with Android phone Settings to check
Free Download Nitro Nation Racing 3.8 APK for Android
For those who live lives 1/4 mile at a time, the Nitro is the most addictive free Android Drag Racing Game!
Race real licensed cars, dozens of modern and lyrics. Start a team, invite your friends, win a tournament. Trade parts online and build a custom car with other drag racers.
More than 20 million players can not be wrong! Nitro Nations top rated multiplayer racing game experience
Fair Play - no need to wait for your "fuel". For cars or upgrade free "delivery time". Each car is competitive and no "premium" upgrades. Its all about the player driving skills and dedication.
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Real racers & teams - we are all about multiplayer racing, there is always waiting for you on the street or track an online competitors. Test your nerves are starting to get a full 1/8 mile race any distance or create a team, winning the tournament with your staff, work your way up the leaderboard rankings, or stakes races.
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Updated
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Requires Android
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Updated
January 27, 2016
Installs
10,000,000 - 50,000,000
Requires Android
4.0.3 and up
Download APK 1
Download APK 2
(Click Here : Download From Google Play Store)
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Friday, 4 August 2017
Edit Settings apk On Your Own
Edit Settings apk On Your Own
Stuff Youll Need for the guide :-
1) Apktool (And therefore Java too)
2) A suitable Text Editor For Windows, Notepad++ is best.
3) Zipsigner on your device (for ease of use).
4) adb .
Do this first:
Decompiling Settings.apk
**** Open a command window in a suitable location, where apktool.jar is also located ****
1.) Pull your apk from your device
Code:
adb pull /system/app/Settings.apk
2.) Pull and install the framework from your device to apktool
Code:
adb pull /system/framework/framework-res.apk
Code:
java -jar apktool.jar if framework-res.apk
3.) Decompile your Settings.apk
Code:
java -jar apktool.jar d -s Settings.apk
(No source is needed)
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Editing the Strings Of Your Settings.apk
1.) Open a file manager and go to where the Settings has decompiled to
2.) Locate and open res/xml/settings_headers.xml in your text editor
3.) Now you can find the header you wish to edit. In this one i will change "Developer settings" to "EXPERTS ONLY"
We need to change the string referenced in this code:
Code:
<header android_icon="@drawable/ic_settings_development" android_id="@id/development_settings" android_title="@string/development_settings_title" android_fragment="com.android.settings.DevelopmentSettings" />
The android:title reference is what we need to change, so open your Strings.xml, for your language (if its not in there, open the default one)
Find (use Ctrl+F) the string that we earlier found, so I would search for "development_settings_title"
Code:
<string name="development_settings_title">Developer options</string>
Change the bit between the > and the < to what you want:
Code:
<string name="development_settings_title">EXPERTS ONLY</string>
4.) Save and proceed to recompiling
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Editing The Settings Options Icon
1.) Open a file manager and go to where the Settings has decompiled to
2.) Locate and open res/xml/settings_headers.xml in your text editor
3.) Locate the header you wish to change. In this one we will edit the "Development Settings" to have the "ic_settings_advanced" icon (included in CM based ROMs only)
4.) Find the header you want to edit, we want to edit this one:
Code:
<header android_icon="@drawable/ic_settings_development" android:id="@id/development_settings" android:title="@string/development_settings_title" android:fragment="com.android.settings.DevelopmentSettings" />
5.) Edit the android:icon location to the icon you wish to have. The icons are in res/drawable-hdpi, mdpi, ldpi and xhdpi (depending on ROM)
We want to change it to ic_settings_advanced, so ours will look like:
Code:
<header android_icon="@drawable/ic_settings_advanced" android_id="@id/development_settings" android_title="@string/development_settings_title" android_fragment="com.android.settings.DevelopmentSettings" />
6.) If you dont want to add icons, proceed to recompiling
7.) Adding icons:
To get icons that fit, Google Search For Icons
i) Find the icon you wish to add, make sure it fits your screens icon resolution (can be found with the dimension of current ic_settings icons in the apk)
ii) Copy it to the correct folder (hdpi, mdpi, xhdpi, ldpi)
iii) Name it something similar (ic_settings_<name>)
iv) Refer to it in the xml, using @drawable/ic_settings_<name>
8.) Proceed to recompiling
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Adding Options To The Settings Headers
Note: In adding settings you can open things such as GooManager for updates quickly and easily from the menu with "About phone" and "Developer settings" in it
1.) Open your decompiled settings_headers.xml
2.) Locate where you want to add an option, and add a new line:
Add this code:
Code:
<header android_icon="@drawable/ic_settings_name" android_id="@id/id" android_title="@string/title">
<intent android_targetPackage="pkgName" android_action="android.intent.action.MAIN" android_targetClass="pkgName.Activity" />
</header>
3.) What to change:
Change android:icon to the icon you want
Add a title to values/strings.xml and reference it in android:title
Change the android:targetPackage to the package name of the app you want to open. This can be found in the AndroidManifest of that particular app
Change the android:targetClass to the package name, followed by the activity you want to open, again found in that particular apps AndroidManifest
Change the android:id to an id that you can add in values/ids.xml (or delete it if you want)
4.) Proceed to recompiling
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Adding Dividers To Settings
Adding to the main settings screen:
1.) Open your settings_headers.xml
2.) Locate where you want to add a divider
3.) Add the following code:
Code:
<header android_id="@id/id" android_title="@string/title" />
Stuff to change:
Change the android:id to one that you added in values/ids.xml (or delete it if you want)
Change the android:title to your title in strings.xml
4.) If thats all you want, proceed to recompiling
Adding to the submenus:
1.) Open the submenu that you want to edits xml
2.) Locate where you want to add a divider
3.) Add the following code:
At the start of where you want to have the divider
Code:
<PreferenceScreen android_title="@string/title" android_key="key">
Just before the next divider:
Code:
</PreferenceScreen>
Stuff to change:
Change the android:title to your title in strings.xml
Change the key to whatever you want
4.) Proceed to recompiling
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Reordering Settings
1.) Open either the settings_headers.xml or a submenu, the process is the same
2.) Cut and paste the different options to your desired order
3.) Thats all, proceed to recompiling
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_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Adding Items To Submenus
Want to add a "Credits" option to your "About device" menu? This is what you need
1.) Open your submenu xml you want (device_info_settings.xml is the about device submenu)
2.) Find your desired location of your new option and make a new line
3.) Paste the following code:
Code:
<Preference android_title="@string/title" android_key="key" android_summary="@string/summary" style="?android:preferenceInformationStyle" />
Stuff to change:
Change android:title to the title you added in values/strings.xml
Change android:key to whatever you want
Change android:summary to the longer text that you want that you added to values/strings.xml
4.) Proceed to recompiling
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Do This last:
Recompiling Settings.apk:
1.) Re-open the command window that you used to decompile, in the same location
2.) Run the following code:
Code:
java -jar apktool.jar b Settings
3.) Push the new, unsigned apk to your device:
Code:
adb push Settings/dist/Settings.apk /sdcard/
4.) On the device, open Zipsigner and select the Settings.apk using the in/out button
5.) On the dropdown, select "platform"
6.) Press sign
7.) When its done, run the following codes in the command window on the PC:
(Note: Some people might need to run adb root first)
Code:
adb remount
Code:
adb shell cp /system/app/Settings.apk /system/app/Settings.bak
Code:
adb shell cp /sdcard/Settings-signed.apk /system/app/Settings.apk
8.) Reboot your device, you are done
1) Apktool (And therefore Java too)
2) A suitable Text Editor For Windows, Notepad++ is best.
3) Zipsigner on your device (for ease of use).
4) adb .
Do this first:
Decompiling Settings.apk
**** Open a command window in a suitable location, where apktool.jar is also located ****
1.) Pull your apk from your device
Code:
adb pull /system/app/Settings.apk
2.) Pull and install the framework from your device to apktool
Code:
adb pull /system/framework/framework-res.apk
Code:
java -jar apktool.jar if framework-res.apk
3.) Decompile your Settings.apk
Code:
java -jar apktool.jar d -s Settings.apk
(No source is needed)
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Editing the Strings Of Your Settings.apk
1.) Open a file manager and go to where the Settings has decompiled to
2.) Locate and open res/xml/settings_headers.xml in your text editor
3.) Now you can find the header you wish to edit. In this one i will change "Developer settings" to "EXPERTS ONLY"
We need to change the string referenced in this code:
Code:
<header android_icon="@drawable/ic_settings_development" android_id="@id/development_settings" android_title="@string/development_settings_title" android_fragment="com.android.settings.DevelopmentSettings" />
The android:title reference is what we need to change, so open your Strings.xml, for your language (if its not in there, open the default one)
Find (use Ctrl+F) the string that we earlier found, so I would search for "development_settings_title"
Code:
<string name="development_settings_title">Developer options</string>
Change the bit between the > and the < to what you want:
Code:
<string name="development_settings_title">EXPERTS ONLY</string>
4.) Save and proceed to recompiling
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Editing The Settings Options Icon
1.) Open a file manager and go to where the Settings has decompiled to
2.) Locate and open res/xml/settings_headers.xml in your text editor
3.) Locate the header you wish to change. In this one we will edit the "Development Settings" to have the "ic_settings_advanced" icon (included in CM based ROMs only)
4.) Find the header you want to edit, we want to edit this one:
Code:
<header android_icon="@drawable/ic_settings_development" android:id="@id/development_settings" android:title="@string/development_settings_title" android:fragment="com.android.settings.DevelopmentSettings" />
5.) Edit the android:icon location to the icon you wish to have. The icons are in res/drawable-hdpi, mdpi, ldpi and xhdpi (depending on ROM)
We want to change it to ic_settings_advanced, so ours will look like:
Code:
<header android_icon="@drawable/ic_settings_advanced" android_id="@id/development_settings" android_title="@string/development_settings_title" android_fragment="com.android.settings.DevelopmentSettings" />
6.) If you dont want to add icons, proceed to recompiling
7.) Adding icons:
To get icons that fit, Google Search For Icons
i) Find the icon you wish to add, make sure it fits your screens icon resolution (can be found with the dimension of current ic_settings icons in the apk)
ii) Copy it to the correct folder (hdpi, mdpi, xhdpi, ldpi)
iii) Name it something similar (ic_settings_<name>)
iv) Refer to it in the xml, using @drawable/ic_settings_<name>
8.) Proceed to recompiling
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Adding Options To The Settings Headers
Note: In adding settings you can open things such as GooManager for updates quickly and easily from the menu with "About phone" and "Developer settings" in it
1.) Open your decompiled settings_headers.xml
2.) Locate where you want to add an option, and add a new line:
Add this code:
Code:
<header android_icon="@drawable/ic_settings_name" android_id="@id/id" android_title="@string/title">
<intent android_targetPackage="pkgName" android_action="android.intent.action.MAIN" android_targetClass="pkgName.Activity" />
</header>
3.) What to change:
Change android:icon to the icon you want
Add a title to values/strings.xml and reference it in android:title
Change the android:targetPackage to the package name of the app you want to open. This can be found in the AndroidManifest of that particular app
Change the android:targetClass to the package name, followed by the activity you want to open, again found in that particular apps AndroidManifest
Change the android:id to an id that you can add in values/ids.xml (or delete it if you want)
4.) Proceed to recompiling
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Adding Dividers To Settings
Adding to the main settings screen:
1.) Open your settings_headers.xml
2.) Locate where you want to add a divider
3.) Add the following code:
Code:
<header android_id="@id/id" android_title="@string/title" />
Stuff to change:
Change the android:id to one that you added in values/ids.xml (or delete it if you want)
Change the android:title to your title in strings.xml
4.) If thats all you want, proceed to recompiling
Adding to the submenus:
1.) Open the submenu that you want to edits xml
2.) Locate where you want to add a divider
3.) Add the following code:
At the start of where you want to have the divider
Code:
<PreferenceScreen android_title="@string/title" android_key="key">
Just before the next divider:
Code:
</PreferenceScreen>
Stuff to change:
Change the android:title to your title in strings.xml
Change the key to whatever you want
4.) Proceed to recompiling
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Reordering Settings
1.) Open either the settings_headers.xml or a submenu, the process is the same
2.) Cut and paste the different options to your desired order
3.) Thats all, proceed to recompiling
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Adding Items To Submenus
Want to add a "Credits" option to your "About device" menu? This is what you need
1.) Open your submenu xml you want (device_info_settings.xml is the about device submenu)
2.) Find your desired location of your new option and make a new line
3.) Paste the following code:
Code:
<Preference android_title="@string/title" android_key="key" android_summary="@string/summary" style="?android:preferenceInformationStyle" />
Stuff to change:
Change android:title to the title you added in values/strings.xml
Change android:key to whatever you want
Change android:summary to the longer text that you want that you added to values/strings.xml
4.) Proceed to recompiling
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Do This last:
Recompiling Settings.apk:
1.) Re-open the command window that you used to decompile, in the same location
2.) Run the following code:
Code:
java -jar apktool.jar b Settings
3.) Push the new, unsigned apk to your device:
Code:
adb push Settings/dist/Settings.apk /sdcard/
4.) On the device, open Zipsigner and select the Settings.apk using the in/out button
5.) On the dropdown, select "platform"
6.) Press sign
7.) When its done, run the following codes in the command window on the PC:
(Note: Some people might need to run adb root first)
Code:
adb remount
Code:
adb shell cp /system/app/Settings.apk /system/app/Settings.bak
Code:
adb shell cp /sdcard/Settings-signed.apk /system/app/Settings.apk
8.) Reboot your device, you are done
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Thursday, 3 August 2017
How to Access the Facebook Hidden Settings Menu on Android
How to Access the Facebook Hidden Settings Menu on Android

The Facebook app, much like its counterpart the Facebook Messenger app, also has its own hidden internal menu using by Facebook engineers for debugging and testing. This Facebook hidden settings menu cannot be permanently enabled, unlike the Messenger�s internal menu. Much like Messenger youneed root access or a modified APK by XDA Senior Member evilwombat to access this menu. As in the Messenger tutorial, you will also need to use the Android Debugging Bridge (ADB) or a terminal app such asTermux. If you are using ADB, USB debugging needs to be enabled which can be found in Developer Options on your device.
You will need root access on your phone to follow this tutorial. You can get root access by either flashingMagisk or SuperSU after unlocking your device�s bootloader. Note, that using the modified APK linked above requires you to uninstall any existing Facebook apps you have and instead use all of the modified Facebook apps from the same developer that you plan to use.
Access Facebook�s Hidden Internal Menu
Using ADB
Download the ADB tools of your choice. These can either be �Minimal ADB & Fastboot� from our forums or theofficial binaries released by Google. Once installed or extracted, in the folder containing the ADB binary hold shift + right click and click �Open command window here� (if you�re on Windows). If you�re on Mac or Linux, then you�ll need to preface the �adb shell� command below with the directory to the ADB binary.
Connect your phone to your computer and grant debugging access. Next, type the following commands in the command prompt:
adb shellsuGrant superuser access to �shell� when prompted on your phone.
am start -n "com.facebook.katana/com.facebook.katana.internsettingsactivity.InternSettingsActivity"You will now see the internal menu open on your phone.
Using terminal
Open the terminal app of your choosing. Personally I use Termux, but anything that can access the terminal will work fine. Type the following commands.
DownloadQR-Code
Termux
Developer: Fredrik Fornwall
Price: Free
suGrant superuser access when prompted on your device.
am start -n "com.facebook.katana/com.facebook.katana.internsettingsactivity.InternSettingsActivity"The internal menu will open on your device.
Explanation
We are using adb or the terminal to start the
InternSettingsActivity which is the name of the hidden internal menu activity. This is an unexported activity defined in the AndroidManifest file; meaning it cannot be accessed normally from third-party apps. Inside of this internal menu are some settings and tweaks that users of the Facebook app may benefit from. This menu is meant to be only accessed by developers and testers of the Facebook app, so there�s a lot you can do. Scroll down to see some examples.Example Features of the Facebook Internal Menu
Data Saver
This is my favorite feature within the internal settings. You can enable a data usage monitor, which will stop the app transferring data once it reaches a certain limit. This is good for those of you on metered connections, as Facebook can be incredibly data intensive. It is filled with videos and pictures, so it�s no surprise. Thanks to this menu, you can simply set the amount of data you want to allow the app at maximum, and also reset the counter if you want to allow yourself to use more data. This limiter works on WiFi or mobile data, so those of you on restrictive data caps on your WiFi can make use of this too.Force App Update

Another interesting feature is a �force app update� feature. It seems to download the latest version in-app and update, though I didn�t get a package install attempt even though a toast told me it was downloading. This feature may be broken, but it seems interesting nonetheless.
Video Stats
Within the internal menu you can enable video specs for playing videos to display the metadata (file information) while you watch a video. You can also enable logging, play videos muted and force autoplay videos. Autoplay settings are in the app already, but it�s still interesting to see them slightly more advanced here.And that�s all, if you find any other useful features hidden away in the Facebook app, let us know down below in the comments!
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