WARNING:
Using this mod may decrease battery life, decrease screen life and/or quality, cause overheating, cause your phone to blow up or cause other damage to your phone. Use at your own risk. I am not responsible for any damage this mod causes to your phone.
This Mod will increase the max brightness of your phone by about 10%.
Note:
Auto Brightness must be turned off for this to work.
Root is required for this Mod.
Instructions:
Download and run app attached to this post.
Or. ..
echo 1 > /sys/class/backlight/panel/auto_brightness
If you reboot or enable auto brightness you have to run it again.
The best way to tell if it worked would be to run it when your screen is already at full brightness. You'll see it go a bit brighter.
Tested on T-Mobile Note II, but this may work in many Samsung Galaxy phones.
Sweet, now I pretty much have no excuse not to get this phone. This is seriously sweet.
Just an inquiry, but do you know if color temperature or gamma control is modifiable via kernel, app, or other means?
Also, where is the enthusiastic community response?
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Nice mod, and I like the fair warning you put up top. Mine's on order and only 5 days to go.
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Sweet, now I pretty much have no excuse not to get this phone. This is seriously sweet.
Just an inquiry, but do you know if color temperature or gamma control is modifiable via kernel, app, or other means?
Also, where is the enthusiastic community response?
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Nobody has it and most expect it to be locked.
xdadevnube said:
Sweet, now I pretty much have no excuse not to get this phone. This is seriously sweet.
Just an inquiry, but do you know if color temperature or gamma control is modifiable via kernel, app, or other means?
Also, where is the enthusiastic community response?
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I think the answer is not yet. But I think it's coming, it's up to the kernel devs.
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xdadevnube said:
Sweet, now I pretty much have no excuse not to get this phone. This is seriously sweet.
Just an inquiry, but do you know if color temperature or gamma control is modifiable via kernel, app, or other means?
Also, where is the enthusiastic community response?
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Nobody has the device yet...I think most are holding off to see what the skinny is on the bootloader. Also this is a nice mod but far from original development...needs moved to the other dev section and it will probably get more traffic.
works as advertised on Sprint note 2...would prefer something more automatic/not app dependent to be honest but great nonetheless
netzer119 said:
works as advertised on Sprint note 2...would prefer something more automatic/not app dependent to be honest but great nonetheless
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I make Tasker run the command on boot.
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Parsing error Verizon Galaxy Note II.
sent from my spaceship somewhere over Area 51
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Parsing error Verizon Galaxy Note II.
sent from my spaceship somewhere over Area 51
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What do you mean? Does this not work on the Verizon version?
Are you rooted? Did you try the command instead of the app?
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hatcyl said:
What do you mean? Does this not work on the Verizon version?
Are you rooted? Did you try the command instead of the app?
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Yes, I'm rooted. And you said to "run the app".. so I didn't try pushing it. I'll do that and get back to you.
*edit* Working. Thank you sir.
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Sorry if this is an obvious answer, but so far have been unable to find a solution through xda and Google searches. I'm currently running Task's b31.
Do you mean for phone calls or for text messaging? or do you mean for the soft keys?
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Do you mean for phone calls or for text messaging? or do you mean for the soft keys?
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Soft keys, key presses, keyboard.
At this time I believe there's no way to adjust it, and it's low on the priority list since it's not adversely affecting anything.
And as to the vibrate when you unlock the screen, I've not found a way to disable it. Seems every thread I've read about it says you can't disable it right now. Hopefully in a future update but it's definitely low on the priority scale for me anyhow.
Please tell me how to reduce vibration intensity on lock screen.
Thanks
Nice find! And only 2 months dead! How many people did it take to dig this up? Shovels or by hand ?
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Kadin said:
And as to the vibrate when you unlock the screen, I've not found a way to disable it. Seems every thread I've read about it says you can't disable it right now. Hopefully in a future update but it's definitely low on the priority scale for me anyhow.
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sravanz said:
Please tell me how to reduce vibration intensity on lock screen.
Thanks
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you need to edit the framework.jar
No, YOU need to edit the framework.jar )
Lol. Why u no givez vibration intensity buttttonz?! Haha. I actually got used to it after a while. U can do it yourself, but to me its just....meh. Not one of those uber important things.
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This is simple... Just use the Fluxi kernel. You can adjust the intensity using the xxtweaker app
Foxhound rom has an option to reduce the intensity of vibration.It is the only aosp rom with that option i think.
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Yeah except he asked how to do it on AOKP. Which is....not foxhound. That's like saying how to I build and compile with windows and someone yelling USE LINUX! lol
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Yeah except he asked how to do it on AOKP. Which is....not foxhound. That's like saying how to I build and compile with windows and someone yelling USE LINUX! lol
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thanx for the advice.i will think twice before posting anything in future.
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Oh I wasn't trying to be s ****. Anything I say u can take with a grain of salt, its usually always good humor / fun, I never want to make someone feel as if they shouldn't post. If we all stopped sharing ideas it'd get pretty dull eh
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And this is why I say Phalanx is hung like a gnat...
/end troll
Clay
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And this is why I say Phalanx is hung like a gnat...
/end troll
Clay
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Lol bastard stop spying on me in the shower!
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This is simple... Just use the Fluxi kernel. You can adjust the intensity using the xxtweaker app
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Yuuuuup! There's no way to do it on stock AOKP, but you can if you flash ktoonsez's Fluxi kernel(which has been reported to work amazing with AOKP). Launch xxTweaker -> Sound and Vibration -> Vibration intensity -> BOOM
Here's mine
Two horses in a man costume
This is with caprom how did you get your score 3800? which rom do you use it?
quadrant doesnt mean anything .. lol and ops is outdated quadrant too
ed116 said:
quadrant doesnt mean anything .. lol and ops is outdated quadrant too
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shhhh!
I wish I still had my glaciers 3300 screen saved... That would end it
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This is mine. Was better the other day before injumped in the pool with my trusty Amaze.
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ed116 said:
quadrant doesnt mean anything .. lol and ops is outdated quadrant too
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Quadrant, or any benchmark, CAN mean something if you're constantly hacking your phone and want to see the effects. Comparing it to someone else's is tricky because no test can represent how you use the phone in actual situations.
You can turn off journaling on partitions and get an immediate jump. You can update the video driver, force hardware renering. Heck, you can even create a ramdisk and simlink all your files, too.
To me, everything is a trade-off. You gain performance by reducing security, battery life, memory/storage space, or whatever your mod does to it.
But I admit it's fun!!
Has anyone benchmarked read/write speed of the data partition yet? I want to compare it to my class 10 sd card to see if it's worthwhile to move some files around or not.
Oh, by the way, if you want to brag about high scores, you should use the older version (I think it was 1.x) of Quadrant as it reported higher scores. Time to dig out the backups!
mahgninnuc93 said:
This is mine. Was better the other day before injumped in the pool with my trusty Amaze.
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Hope you recovered it completely. When I did it and revived it, my screen had a small stain/fog for a long time, then, one day, I noticed it disappeared completely.
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This is mine. Was better the other day before injumped in the pool with my trusty Amaze.
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Hopefully it doesn't become your rusty amaze. =)
What are everyone's thoughts on Vellamo? Kind of prefer that one myself. I aggree that most benchmarks can be inaccurate... But they're cinsistant enough that they're still effective for testing one phone to the other, or one Rom to the other in my experience.
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mrmako777 said:
shhhh!
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WTF!!!
ziggy46 said:
WTF!!!
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It's a tablet most likely... He must have posted in the wrong forum
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glacierguy said:
It's a tablet most likely... He must have posted in the wrong forum
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I was gonna say! Lol
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WTF dude? Are you sure your phone didn't catch fire or start a nuclear fusion?
In all seriousness, what'd you do to achieve that score? I must know your secret!
photoshop!
Isit just me or is the brightness crap when using in daylight. I compared to my one x and y just seems dim at 100% even on a light cloudy day.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1705007
Cheers
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Seems perfect with me, but I have nothing to compare it with. Try going into settings developer options then change the screen to dynamic.
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dilzo said:
Seems perfect with me, but I have nothing to compare it with. Try going into settings developer options then change the screen to dynamic.
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This looks great asking and getting questions solved in completely different phone forums
How would it be if I go and ask has messaging bug been solved in that kyrillos beta ROM released a year ago in galaxy s3 (or even iPhone forum ) forum
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Don't get me wrong I still have a I5800 but the S3 forums pretty much suck so I'm just hovering around here .
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dilzo said:
Don't get me wrong I still have a I5800 but the S3 forums pretty much suck so I'm just hovering around here .
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Sorry I did not mean anything but isn't my post humorous or atleast nearby
Take my thanks as apology if you were hurt
Any way we can help s3 users for simple problems in our threads
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allspark2020 said:
Sorry I did not mean anything but isn't my post humorous or atleast nearby
Take my thanks as apology if you were hurt
Any way we can help s3 users for simple problems in our threads
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See this is what I mean, the G3 community is full of nice people like you. Thanks .
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anyways...is there any way to get more brightness or rather brighter/clearer screen? on g3 ofcourse !
tried dynamic and brightness is poor compared to one x, but i still enjoy both phones
Has anyone seen this? I tried searching in the XDA VZW SGN 2 forums and didn't find any discussion nor patches for it.
http://www.engadget.com/2012/12/16/security-exploit-opens-samsung-exynos-devices-to-attack/
It's the top thread in the developer's section. RyanZA already posted an apk to patch it for rooted users, so we're taken care of.
Serious heart attack as I was reading the thread and getting an idea of the scope. Pretty much every Samsung device is hit.
Edit: first time on xda app, sorry
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2048511 is the discussion thread I mentioned above.
https://github.com/Ryan-ZA/exynosfix is the fix for rooted devices. On some devices this will knock out the back camera, but its been confirmed to work 100% for the note2
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Supercurio is making a fix that I belive works with or without root
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MetricMike, that thread is in the GT-N7100, N7105 forum. Will this apply on the SCH-I605 w/o issues?
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MetricMike, that thread is in the GT-N7100, N7105 forum. Will this apply on the SCH-I605 w/o issues?
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The dev thread is for all carriers they haven't made individuals is what I was told
And yes it works running it now
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just downloaded the app and fixed mine!
droidstyle said:
just downloaded the app and fixed mine!
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Which fix did you use? E-fix? Or has the voodoo fix been released
I'm running e-fix but just so people know after a restart it must be turned back on
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E-fix for now.
Just downloaded the one from Ryan-ZA that toggles the fix on/off. I was still able to use the camera even with the fix on.
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Just downloaded the one from Ryan-ZA that toggles the fix on/off. I was still able to use the camera even with the fix on.
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From what I understand the Note 2's camera does not break with the exploit patched - it's the S3's camera that does that.
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From what I understand the Note 2's camera does not break with the exploit patched - it's the S3's camera that does that.
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a friend of mine just ran it on his att note 2 and it turned the camera screen green...worked fine for me.
So what r the chances of people actually hacking the phones? Or do you think this is an over hyped alarm....what does this apk do? Will it be something consuming battery in the background?
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So what r the chances of people actually hacking the phones? Or do you think this is an over hyped alarm....what does this apk do? Will it be something consuming battery in the background?
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I believe it simply changes the permissions of the exploit closing the vulnerability so I don't think it'll drain any battery. I've downloaded the Voodoo apk and it worked great and no adverse issues on camera or anything else so far. Better safe than sorry and this one you can set it to fix at boot as well.
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dcoy82 said:
I believe it simply changes the permissions of the exploit closing the vulnerability so I don't think it'll drain any battery. I've downloaded the Voodoo apk and it worked great and no adverse issues on camera or anything else so far. Better safe than sorry and this one you can set it to fix at boot as well.
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Link?
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Link?
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Here ya go
http://project-voodoo.org/articles/...use-vulnerability-no-root-required-reversible
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guys use the app from chainfire... exynos_abuse.apk
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2050297
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guys use the app from chainfire... exynos_abuse.apk
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2050297
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Other than the ability to root, what is the difference between his and the Voodoo one?
Also his compatability list says to use Imnuts with locked bootloader? I'm on Jellybeans 2 with unlocked bootloader so should I just stay with Voodoo?
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Other than the ability to root, what is the difference between his and the Voodoo one?
Also his compatability list says to use Imnuts with locked bootloader? I'm on Jellybeans 2 with unlocked bootloader so should I just stay with Voodoo?
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im running it on paranoid android...it also has the ability to set on boot.
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Other than the ability to root, what is the difference between his and the Voodoo one?
Also his compatability list says to use Imnuts with locked bootloader? I'm on Jellybeans 2 with unlocked bootloader so should I just stay with Voodoo?
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Imnuts posted saying it worked and that he was stock with a locked bootloader. It works with anything, he was just citing Imnuts as a source claiming it works.
This is all recent development for me. I wasn't aware and have been reading and trying to understand whats happening.
so with Chainfire's apk- for devices already at least rooted it will allow one to enable & disable the exploit... but for stock non-rooted devices it will essentially run an exploit to gain root then allow one to enable & disable the exploit?
Probably good I found out for myself. Yes to my question. I was already rooted and installed the apk- works. And I just saw in- how to root, in development that this is also the oneclick root method...so now I have a better concept of how scary the potential of exploiting is.
Saw an article on Google+ and was wondering if anyone has experimented with this app.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1987032
[APK] Seeder 1.1 entropy generator to provide significant lag reduction
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Saw an article on Google+ and was wondering if anyone has experimented with this app.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1987032
[APK] Seeder 1.1 entropy generator to provide significant lag reduction
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yup plenty of people are using it.. definitely seems to smooth things out.
So can this be used on ICS? I see where it's mentioned but doesn't specifically say. It looks interesting
Any word on the effect on battery life?
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I have it bundled in CounterShrike 3.0, and available as a download for PAC-Man. In both cases, it's the background service only and not the app, but the effect is the same. I'm quite skeptical of performance tweaks, but so far, this one seems legit. It does not help general performance. It does help anything that uses entropy...app lauching, task switching (including return to home), many list based loads (Facebook newsfeed as one example), and so on.
The add on version I have is generic enough to run on any ROM and device as long as the kernel supports init.d. http://androidfilehost.com/?fid=9390233485161005378
Edit: I've seen zero battery impact. If anything, it may be a bit better, but that's totally subjective.
I'll give this a shot
I've been running the flashable script version for a few days. It does appear to make a difference though I haven't done any hard testing.
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Seems to make a slight difference only noticeable sometimes on inef dues. Antutu scores are the same. I think what I notice most is it being a little snappier between app switching. Hopefully it doesn't affect my battery life
I bought the app from the Play Store, but it deactivates itself every time the screen is turned off. Also, it's never prompted me for root access, so I'm quite skeptical that it's doing anything on my phone.
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I bought the app from the Play Store, but it deactivates itself every time the screen is turned off. Also, it's never prompted me for root access, so I'm quite skeptical that it's doing anything on my phone.
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If it didn't ask for root access then it isn't working at all
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ndirish2001 said:
I bought the app from the Play Store, but it deactivates itself every time the screen is turned off. Also, it's never prompted me for root access, so I'm quite skeptical that it's doing anything on my phone.
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Is it Seeder by LCIS for 1.49? I may try and see. But I already flashed that zip shrike posted so I'd have to restore my nandroid and then try it
So, what about the article on the portal about these claims of improvement being false? Does anyone have any real proof either way about this or is it just a placebo? When really amazing devs not only say it works but also include it in their ROMs, it makes you think there's a little more to it. Just curious.
Quite a few reputable devs out there saying this does nothing at all that's it's all placebo.
Idk if it's this or something else I flashed but my phone will not go over like 550mb of ram. So every app I open has to reload kind of
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Is it Seeder by LCIS for 1.49? I may try and see. But I already flashed that zip shrike posted so I'd have to restore my nandroid and then try it
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They are both the same thing, you have the option of installing it as a script and let init.d start it or as an app..
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They are both the same thing, you have the option of installing it as a script and let init.d start it or as an app..
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K if I remember when I restore my nandroid i'll try it and see. I can see a difference but on faster/newer phones or AOSP Roms you more than likely won't see any. But after flashing that it's definitely different. Not sure if it's for the better or not since I can only tell with switching apps.
Edit: I feel like any tweaked rom is going to do the same. I just bought that app and it made literally no difference. Maybe the difference I was seeing was from the animations I flashed. Lol interesting. I also notice my ram is being used better without the tweaks.. What do the tweaks actually do?
I didn't notice much of a difference so I uninstalled it. And whatever you do, don't pay for it in the Play Store. Go to the thread in the OP and get it for free.
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Just installed shrikes background version and I definetly notice a difference with app launching
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I didn't notice much of a difference so I uninstalled it. And whatever you do, don't pay for it in the Play Store. Go to the thread in the OP and get it for free.
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This.
I downloaded the xda version and installed the apk...I'm not sure exactly what it does or how it does it BUT right away I noticed that maps are loading much faster. We'll see how it goes.
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