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Showing posts with label xperia x10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label xperia x10. Show all posts

Friday, July 29, 2011

X10 gingerbread update has been announce

As announce on the product launch blog of sony ericsson just a few moment ago.

GINGERBREAD IS HERE!!!



Here's a screenshot from my x8 via pulse news app for android.

Hope someojw care to share how the
experince using the gingerbread version on the xperia X10.

Thanks.

posted from Bloggeroid

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

CM-6.1.3 froyo_Achotjan v03 rom for Xperia X10i

this is one alternative froyo rom that i believe has great feature if you are bored of Wolfbreak Rom.

the rom is mod and cook by Achotjan from the xda.

link to the original thread

This rom;
- fully rebuilded by Achotjan-x10-cm-6.1.3_sources  
- added gingerbread screan on/off animation
- no glow effect , but themers can incued it easy , all the hard work is already made by me
- fixed some bugs
- more performent then ever !
- battery tweakes for better battery life
- improved screen scrolling speed
- added my SE like themed miui music app
- phonebook and sms/mms SE like ( thanks wolfbreak and all who worked on it )
- reviewed the theme of the rom
- added gingerbread keyboard
- thiss is my ROM ive made it by my own sources and is not based on anybodys work
- no more need a fix package , all is in again thanks to " wolfbreak "
- all the big work is do to creat a new sources and a new stable and fast rom , enjoy the bigest and finest v03
- havent added inteligent text selection of gingerbread but this too theamer can incled it easy
- Big thanks to Jerpelea to responcing all my question and helped me for the creation of the sources




Download :

Baseband 54 / 55 / 58 / 61 / 65 / 67


Achotjan_v03_baseband_54/55/58/61/65/67_Full 
http://www.mediafire.com/?ncvd33dp2tgng8d
Baseband 46 / 49 / 52

Achotjan_v02.2_baseband46/49/52_Full 
http://www.mediafire.com/?t4ry88el92to5ky

Installation:
1. Do a factory reset
2. Wipe Cache Partition
3. Wipe Dalvick cache
4. Wipe Battery stats
5. Flash the update.zip package via xRecovery
6. Reboot and leave the phone alone 5min , Login into the market then reboot
7. Install new market via xRecovery , reboot
8. Go to CyanogenMod Settings , Tweaks and extras : and Select theme and choose CM6.1.3-V4


Requirements:
1. Rooted 2.1 eclair ROM or custom froyo 2.2 / gingerbread 2.3 with (multitouch kernel)
2. xRecovery
3. Baseband ALL baseband supported , .67 is verry stable!



Credits goes to;
THE DEV AT XDA FORUM. 




Tuesday, March 29, 2011

X10 get Gingerbread but what bout x10 mini and x8?

Whilst Xperia X10 owners are rejoicing on the news about Android Gingerbread heading to the headset, unfortunately it is not good news for the smaller Xperia models. Sony Ericsson has confirmed that as they need to “prioritise” their resources and thus there are no current plans for the X10 mini, X10 mini pro and X8 to receive the update. What we do know with SE is that they always seem to change their mind, so if you’re being optimistic maybe we will see it at some point down the road after all.


via Unofficial X10 blog

news on Gingerbread for X10

Official Announcement by S.E.

Monday, March 14, 2011

USB tethering For Android

EasyTether shares your Android smartphone connection with your PC. This app allows you to tether your Android to a desktop or a notebook computer. EasyTether uses exactly the same data plan that is used for the on-phone Internet access like in the built-in browser or e-mail app or youtube application. No additional tethering fees.


for download and FAQ, you can go here



QR code for download,

configuring the connection is easy, but you have to download the driver for you PC. 




Friday, March 11, 2011

Enabling Multitouch/Driver Installation on the Xperia X10 (Dual Touch)



this is a deep tutorial by bluechipj on how to make the dual-touch to work on all software in the xperia. as you know, the official dual-touch update by SE only workson google maps and the browser. this tweak will enable the dual-touch update to be use on all app on the xperia. if you go to the description of this video, there's a link to the xda forum. enjoy...

Monday, March 7, 2011

boost your xperia performance with a custom JIT Compiler

Definition;

In computing, just-in-time compilation (JIT), also known as dynamic translation, is a method to improve the runtime performance of computer programs. Traditionally, computer programs had two modes of runtime operation, either interpreted or static (ahead-of-time) compilation.[citation needed] Interpreted code is translated from a high-level language to a machine code continuously during every execution, whereas statically compiled code is translated into machine code before execution, and only requires this translation once. for a deep info refer here 


Why JIT? 


XPERIA is so slow... that why we should do the tweak... hehe... 


Requirement before doing Jit:


1. a rooted xperia with the latest busybox
2. xrecovery installed
3. all the necessary file.


this jit compiler version only work with xperia x10. 
Download: JIT_Enabler_v2-zdz.zip


the main tread at xda-developers


HOW-TO-INSTALL



Download JIT Enabler v2 to your PC. Do NOT unzip the file
Transfer the file to your Xperia X10 SDcard. Put it on the root and give a easy name to look for.
Re-boot into xRecovery.
From the xRecovery, go to menu select ‘Advanced Options’ and then select ‘Wipe Dalvik Cache’. It will ask you whether you are sure, select ‘Yes – Wipe Dalvik Cache’. this will not reset your phone. dont worry. you can google for the definition if you want to know Dalvik mean.
in xRecovery menu, select ‘Install custom zip’. Select ‘Choose custom zip from sdcard’ to browse where the zip file is located on your memory card and install the file.
after that just go back to the main menu and reboot the phone. after a few boot the the speed of the phone would increase significantly. 

my score with Quadrant Standard with overclock Widget boost. before Jit installed.

after Jit installed.

thanks to the Dev at XDA-Developers for this powerfull tweak. all credits goes to them. 

Sunday, March 6, 2011

installing xrecovery (Xperia X10 only)

so for this post i'll be posting How-to-install xrecovery on your xperia x10

What is xrecovery?

"xRecovery is a custom recovery console that allows you to manage backups and install ROMs, themes and applications from zip files. Other functions include the ability to wipe your phone and manage partitions. "

This is the only xrecovery that would only work with the Xperia x10i. So I don’t recommend using other app that you might find on the app market, unless you have made a study on it.  Remember! I don’t guaranty other app or method will work. You might brick you Xperia.

A special thanks to xda dev member

zoz33 for his apk installer!
Walkmann for X10 HD solution

You can get the latest xRecovery from the Xda forum. Version 0.3 is latest version during this writing that works perfectly on xperia x10 and for xperia x8 get the 0.1 version. Try to visit the xda-developers forum for the latest info on the xrecovery version and method on installing.

Requirement before proceeding,
1. a rooted xperia
2. busybox by stecricson- can be download from the market.
3. of cos the xrecovery.apk from a trusted source.

Features:

·         ADB root shell
·         Reboot
·         Install update.zip from SD Card
·         Factory reset (full wipe)
·         Wipe cache partition
·         Install custom zip
·         Backup and Restore
·         Partition tools
·         Mount/unmount partitions
·         Format partitions
·         Mount as USB Storage
·         Advanced options
·         Wipe Dalvik cache
·         Wipe battery stats
·         Fix permissions for apps (FC fix)

How to install xrecovery,

transfer the apk file to your SD then Open xRecovery installer app with a file manager and tap "Install xRecovery"

look at the picture below, follow the sequence of the picture, the xrecovery installer only help you detect the xrecovery.apk file and installed it.




after installing the xrecovery installer, let the installer look for the xrecovery.apk file that you have put in the sdcard. put it on the root of the SD to make it more easy to find.


make sure you select the "allow" button,


success!!!


Manual Installation:
- Download the apk, rename it to xrecoveryZIP
- Unpack the file, find ./res/raw folder inside. It should contain 3 files (chargemon, busybox, xrecovery.tar)
- copy these 3 files into /system/bin using root explorer (remember to remount /system rw


Notes:
Please bear in mind that it's not the regular android recovery (we cannot replace recovery image without cracked bootloader). Instead, the boot hijacking is used to start recovery mode. You still need basic files on your /system partition to use this. NEVER use the "format /system" option (it's there only to check if anyone reads this long, boring note).

This recovery is NOT tested for compatibility with app2sd! Use at your own risk.

This recovery WILL be used to flash custom roms easily.

DO NOT reinstall busybox. Recovery depends on it's particular busybox version

TESTING!!!
If you are confidence with the installation, its time to do some testing. It may sound easy, but sometime we just make mistake. So testing is required. To boot into the console, restart your phone and press the back button a few times after the white text Sony Ericsson logo appears (its the first logo that appear when you start up the phone). Once it starts (something like the following picture), use the volume-up and volume-down buttons to scroll through the menu. Press the home button to select an option and the back button to go back.

the xrecovery interface should look like this, 



this guide is base on the guide from the xda forum thread. 

DOWNLOAD LINK
xRecovery 0.3-release

xRecovery-charge-offline.zip - flash with xRecovery to get offline charging.

Monday, February 28, 2011

tank hero v1.11.mp4

installing busybox and verifying Root installation

What is Busybox?

"Busybox is a tool pack that brings additional handy LINUX / UNIX based commands. We need to install this app as some of these commands are needed for certain root level tasks."

that's what you get when you ask the Developers at the XDA Forum.

Installing busybox in Xperia X8 is not hard at all. You dont have to be a techgeek to do so, But the main thing is to get the phone ROOTED first. To get your phone rooted, pls follow my post before this. Then, Busybox is the Second thing you have to get, to let your phone do additional task that i cant do before. You must have Busybox installed Before proceeding to other mod on your Xperia X8.

To install BUSYBOX,

1st, Open Android Market, type on the search box ‘Busybox’. Get the BusyBox Installer by Stericsson.


2nd, after installing, open the app and tap on Install on the bottom of the app (make sure to give the Super User permission to get the app operating). Tap on the latest version of Busybox. Dont worry about the warning when you open up the application. our phone are compatible with the busybox version.


If you have a .sh file of busybox in your SD card, make sure its the latest version so that the installer would detect the busybox. If you does not have it. just tap on installed, wait till it finish downloading and installed the busybox.

then you are done.

as and extra percaution, i recommended you to install ROOT CHECKER apps. this is to verify you installed the apps correctly...





Friday, February 25, 2011

remind me of my xperia x1

Taking this helicopter screen shot of my xperia remind me of my xperia x1. If you have been a xperia x1 user before. You might remembered it glory time during the window mobile era. It has the same spec as the htc touch pro but come with a special customised ui from sony Ericsson. The X panel. By pressing the X button, an animation of panel similar to the screen shot above will appear. Since I'm blogging from my xperia x10, i cant make link to some website that related. This just a short sharing of my xperience with my xperia. Thanks for reading. Dojt forget to sunscribe to this blog. Follow me on twitter.
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i dons seem to have my old screen shot of my xperia x1, well i just add some video down here.