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For some people, keeping a record of all their conversations is pretty important. While the concept seems rather useless to me, if does really matter to you, well, it does. Now, for SMS, it’s pretty easy to back those up to the cloud, local storage, or even sync with your Gmail account. In case of WhatsApp, too, that’s pretty simple. In a nutshell, the app itself backs up all your conversations on a daily basis, and would restore all your messages should you ever need that. You may also back up messages at will, other than the daily auto-backups.

To take a manual message backup in WhatsApp for Android, follow these steps.

Step 1: Launch WhatsApp Messenger, tap the menu key and go to Settings.
Step 2: Go to Chat Settings, within where you will find the Backup conversations option.
Step 3: Tap that, and the backup date and time below it will change to your Android’s current settings. All of your conversations have been backed up.


How To Restore Conversations From WhatsApp Messenger Backup

WhatsApp conversations can only be restored, either on the same device or on a new one, at the time of a new installation of the app itself. Hence, there might be different ways to restore from a backup, depending on the restore scenario. Let’s discuss a few one by one.

Restoring WhatsApp Backup On The Same Device

Imagine you somehow deleted your conversations on WhatsApp by accident, and now want to restore them, taking advantage of your daily backups. It’s pretty straightforward; delete the WhatsApp client from your device, and reinstall it. During installation, the app will ask if you want to restore your conversations, where you can hit Yes and that’s it.

Transfer WhatsApp Backup To Another Android Device

WhatsApp is set up in such a way that you can easily transfer your message threads to any device. Essentially, you have a WhatsApp folder in either your device’s internal memory or SD card, which you may transfer to any phone to restore the conversations on the target device.

• If your WhatsApp folder is on the SD card, just remove the card from the source device, insert it into the target device and install WhatsApp. When asked for restoring backup, just agree to that and you’re good to go.
• If the WhatsApp folder is in internal memory (as with almost all Nexus phones and tablets), copy that folder from one device to the other, and follow the same installation method.

Backing up and restoring WhatsApp messages are both easily processed, and you can be rest assured that even if you change your smartphone, you can still take your WhatsApp conversations with you without hassle. If all else doesn’t suit you, you can even email conversations to yourself should you just want to keep a record.

Everyone keep asking me on How to Listen to FM Radio (offline radio) in CM9 or CM10 ?
So, here's how to do that.

This app works for every phone running CM9 or CM10.

1. You need to download Spirit FM Radio. This is an offline radio. So, no internet connection needed.
Click here to download Spirit FM Radio Unlocked. You can save channel in this version of spirit fm since this version is fully unlocked

2. Install it. Open Settings in Spirit FM.

3. Go to Regional Band. Choose your country. If your country is not listed, you can select World.
Now you can listen to FM Radio. :)

Here is some screenshots of Spirit FM Radio Unlocked in CM10 :


Spirit FM Radio Unlocked :
credit to : fullapk4free.blogspot.com

 
This script (Adrenaline Boost) act like an nitro boost for your Android Phone.
It helps you to clear your system cache, get more free ram for you and gravely boost your phone's performance !

How it works?
Your phone's ram usage will get higher and higher everyday then you will find your phone become an @ss because it's turtle speed and only reboot fix this problem.
Our android os create system cache everyday, but after one day or so, those old caches are not longer in use but the os continuously create newer cache that's why the ram get heavier and heavier everyday !
Adrenaline Boost help you to clear those caches ! So you won't have to reboot again ! 

Screenshot :
Before Memory Free : 44.1172 MB
After Memory Free : 95.9102 MB
Memory Freed : 51.793 MB

What you need:
Properly Rooted Device
Terminal Emulator (Available in Google Play Store)

How To Install ?
1) Download from the attachment below
2) Put into your sdcard
3) Reboot into CWM
4) Mounts /system
5) Flash it
6) Reboot

How to Use It?
1) Open terminal emulator
2) Type :
 Download :
Adrenaline_Boost_V1.zip  Mediafire | Free Direct Link
Adrenaline_Boost_V2.zip  Mediafire | Free Direct Link
Adrenaline_Boost_V3.zip  Mediafire | Free Direct Link


How to uninstall ?
Reboot cwm, mount /system and install THIS (Mediafire | Free Direct Link) from sdcard. 

More tweaks:
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3  

Here's CWM recovery, built from the latest version included in the ICS sources. It has support for both internal and external sd card, with the internal being the default. As such, the internal has mount point /sdcard, and the external has /external_sd. Nothing you should normally need to know, unless you want to mount them manually in adb shell.

I provide it in two packages, dependent on how you want to flash it. One for flashing manually in adb shell, and one for flashing with Odin.

recovery-clockwork-6.0.1.2-ancora.zip -> for flashing in adb shell
Don't flash the zip file, but extract and flash the img file.

recovery-clockwork-6.0.1.2-ancora.tar.md5 -> for flashing with Odin
Select the ops file, and enable one package in options, then load the md5 file with the One Package button

In addition, you need Ancora.ops it you're gonna flash it with Odin.

How to navigate in menus:
Volume buttons = go up and down
Home button = select
Power button = go back


The instructions on how to install ClockworkMod v6.0.1.2 is the same as CWM 5.
Click here to read the instructions on how to install CWM.

OPS – Ancora.ops.

Boot – APBOOT_I8150ZSKI3_CL613004_REV00_user_low_ship_EMMC.tar.md5.

Phone– SMD_MODEM_I8150ZSKI3_CL613004_REV00_user_low_ship_EMMC.smd.md5.

PDA – SMD_PDA_I8150ZSKI3_CL613004_REV00_user_low_ship_EMMC.smd.md5.

CSC– SMD_CSC_GT-I8150-MULTI-CSC-OZSKI3_EMMC.smd.md5

4. Set the the Galaxy W I8150 into "Download Mode" -  Before connecting the device to PC USB you need to put it into download mode state, so that Odin will recognize it. To set the device into download mode, turn the 'POWER OFF' then gently press and hold the ( Volume Down, Home and Power Button ) at the same time.
Then there's confirmation message appears like the picture below,  then just press "Volume Up to continue".

If struggling into download mode, this is a little bit tricky sometime. Try to remove the battery for a while then put it back again, then try the button combination again.
Wait until the firmware installation finishes. You will be notified with a word "PASS!" in Odin if the Flashing process successfully completes. Let the phone reboot for a while, then it's time to unplug it from PC.

DirectoryBind - move data to external_sd (GameLoft, Shadowgun etc.) ROOT req.


This is my application to bind directories located on external_sd to directories on internal memory (/sdcard/). This way You can transfer large application data directories to external_sd.
Could be usefull with ex.: games from Gameloft, other like Shadowgun, applications like CamScanner.





Features:
* Requires ROOT !
* Aimed at specific functionality and features (not idiot-proof)
* You can create any number of Data -> Target directory pairs, mount them manually or choose to mount them on system boot (checkbox does that).
* On/Off switch controls whole mount-on-boot function.
* Diskette icon indicates if mount operation was successful, by taping it You can mount/umount entry.
* Icon changes if application is using mounted entry
* DirectoryBind can tell what application is using this entry (tap at entry in use)
* Long tap on entry (disabled) brings edit/delete window
* App auto umount all entries on USB connected and remount after USB disconnected (for now via BroadcardReceiver UMS_CONNECTED / UMS_DISCONNECTED)
* App shows notification and vibrates if auto umount on USB fails
* If mounting all checked entries (ex. on boot) app is waiting specified time (def. 60 sec) if data directory is not available (happens sometimes at boot)
* Tested sucessfully with Asphalt 6, Shadowgun, DeadSpace, CamScanner

Color statuses:
* GRAY - entry disabled
* RED - mount failed
* BLUE - waiting for data availability
* GREEN - mounted OK

version 0.2.0k
* fixed FC if screen orientation changes during copy/delete
* more extensive logging

version 0.2.0m
* ?? fixed problem with entries marked green on boot, but not mounted (repotred by stone_ship)
* ?? fixed problem with random FC on ICS (reported by Thomas)

version 0.2.0n
* auto create target directory action moved from "bind" action to "add/edit entry" action due to possible problems when data outside "/sdcard"

version 0.2.0o
* added option to control if mount service is run as sticky

*** for now older version kept in case I broke something ***

please do not test data transfer files features on sensitive data they seem to work OK but are not throughly tested

Compiled using API android 2.3.3. Attached as self-signed development apk package. No market link for now.

important info
* Remember ! All entries must be umounted before attempting to use MASS STORAGE MODE. Application will try to do it automatically on USB CONNECT. If it fails and You'll use MASS STORAGE MODE sdcard partition WILL CRASH and reboot will be required to restore normal operations ! Main cause of that is appplication using mounted folder. You have to close that application and retry to umount entry.

* This application requires *root privileges* so it has full control over entire system! Uses root privileges to invoke "mount", "umount", "lsof" and "grep" shell commands via su and it DOES NOT write anything on system partitions.
It DOES NOT apply any permanent changes to the OS, however I cannot guarantee it does not contain BUGS and security issues. I'm not responsible to any damage it can cause. Use it AT YOUT OWN RISK !

application permissions explained
WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE - application automatically creates target path, copy existing files from target to data
RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED - application can perform automatic bind on boot
VIBRATE - application creates notification alert with vibrations when cannot umount all locations on USB connect
READ_LOGS - dump own logcat to file
*ROOT* - invoking "mount", "umount", "lsof" and "grep" commands via su.


!!! IF YOU HAVE ISSUE WITH ENTRIES DISAPPEARING AFTER REBOOT !!!
1. In preferences check "alternate dbase mgmt" and try again

Download DirectoryBind :


DirectoryBind_0.2.0k.apk
Mediafire  |  Jumbofiles  | UFile
DirectoryBind_0.2.0m.apk
Mediafire  |  Jumbofiles  | UFile
DirectoryBind_0.2.0n.apk
Mediafire  |  Jumbofiles  | UFile
DirectoryBind_0.2.0o.apk
Mediafire  |  Jumbofiles  | UFile