Recent content by Elbay Malik

You can freeze google keyboard by titanium backup app or link2sd app. That way it won't show up after dirty flash.

Firstly, thank YOU very much for your work. Secondly, well yes, I thought the same about the phone size. And, after using mi2s for over a year (and samsung galaxy s for 2 yeas before that) I thought my hands would never get used to a device with more than 4.7". But I bought myself a note 3 (with...

please post your hardware/software use also

If you haven't greenified twitter, then you should ask someone who uses twitter, since that should be smth specific to that app

have you enabled autostart at permisson app (in security app)?

App's name is "themes". You can find and install themes and icons there

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But you have playstore, don't you?

better early than late :P thank you for detailed screenshots

You can uninstall miui browser if it fcs (by link2sd app). Go to settings-installed apps-defaults (at bottom) and select default browser you like

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I agree with you totally. That was the same with my philips headphones as I have explained above. But, if you switch to a high quality headphones, you would see that mi2s's own music output is actually great and you just need a better equipment to be able to sense it instead of battery-hungry v4a ;)

Well, actually after switching to sennheiser, I didn't use any audio enhancer settings (music fx or equilizer, tone, stereo fx and limit settings of poweramp). But as you said it is subjective.

Well, I'm a musician for 14 years, I play piano, violin and drums. I have a good ear and I I'm an audiophile. But instead of using v4a, I recommend you to use the music fx or the equilizer of any 3rd party music player. I'm using poweramp and it is the best for me. Also try to use high end...

there are: - default volume (lowest) - boost volume sMIUI (a bit higher) - boost volume MID (moderate) - boost volume HIGH (highest volume) By selecting any of these you can manage to have the volume range you need.