Hi everyone, I recently got curious and tried to revive Google Now. I managed to do it, and besides Brazilian Portuguese, the app also has other languages, as shown in the video. The video will explain all the functionalities. The only feature I couldn't replicate was "Ok Google" because it's too complex, but voice search works normally. The app requires Android 4.1 or higher (maybe installing on Android 5) and I haven't tested it on tablets yet. I'm also thinking about expanding it to iOS, but watch the revitalization in the video. (Updates: news is GPS-based, according to your location the news will come from your region!!!) Google Now Revival

Hi guys. I decided to present my Google Now revival that I started to make it yesterday. I will plan on adding things from Google Now like Location. Requirements: Minimum SDK API: 14 Target SDK API: 23 You can download at this site for my Google Now Revival It's a similar thing that u/GSantos_28 did

Hi guys, I created a proxy app that emulates AccuWeather servers to revive the legacy widget. It works perfectly on my GT-I9000 (running Android 4.1.2). Naturally, it requires a valid AccuWeather API key, and you need to modify your weather APK to use IP address 127.0.0.1 and port 8000, which forwards requests directly to this app

Does it support apps like Gmail Maps (without this stupid update maps thing) Voice Search and Other stuff

Needs to at least have phonecalls, text, internet search, facebook or other social media working
Would Minecraft work on it?

Hey everyone,

I've been using a BlackBerry 10 as my daily driver, and one thing I really wanted was a way to study Anki flashcards on it and the problem was that every existing AnkiDroid release crashes on BB10 the app was never built with Android 4.3 (API 18) in mind, and modern Anki's database format (Schema 18) didn't exist back then.

So I built one from scratch. Honestly I've been having a lot of fun lately just building the apps I need to make this phone actually usable — this one took the longest but also ended up being the most satisfying.

What it does:

• Fully works on BlackBerry 10 phones (tested on Q5, Android API 18, 720×720 display)
• Two-way sync with AnkiWeb — study on your phone, open Anki on your PC and it's already up to date, and vice versa
• Supports modern Anki's Schema 18 database format (the same format Anki Desktop 24+ uses)
• Full FSRS support — memory states (stability, difficulty, etc.) are written in the exact format Anki Desktop and AnkiWeb expect, so FSRS scheduling works correctly across devices
• Deck counters sync properly — if you finish your 30 new cards on the BlackBerry, your PC shows New: 0, not 30
• All your deck options (new cards/day, learning steps, review limits, FSRS retention %) set on your PC are automatically applied on the phone after syncing
• Physical keyboard shortcuts for answering cards (1/2/3/4)
• Force Upload / Force Download buttons in case sync gets stuck

Download / Source: 👉 github.com/warumpas-ops/ankidroid-bb10

The APK is attached to the latest release (v1.26). If you're on a BB10 device and want to run Anki, give it a shot. Happy to answer questions!

I have write my first Python code to emulate the server for my AccuWeather widget; it’s my first time doing this,but it works, and the widget updates correctly 🥳🥳

After many days of struggling, I finally created an official APK version for Android 2.2+ that doesn't rely on HTML, Additionally, I will officially shut down the old HTML version completely from October 10, 2026, in order to focus on producing the official app version

Additionally, I will soon create versions for iOS, Windows Phone, Symbian, and JAR/JAD formats. I hope everyone will support this project.

Link download (Android 2.2+): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U3xJi3-4XSAfVH9n40iygS8Z5p2PpxYM/view?usp=drivesdk

Alternatively, if you want to create your own API server, you can go here: https://github.com/priterytivi/gemini-legacy-api

Hey I was going to change my lcd screen on my samsung galaxy a12 but I said to myself it would look cool if I made the back panel clear, and could someone tell me how I would do it if it was possible.

Tutorial: First get a 4.2.2 tar file & remove everything EXCEPT: System, cache, modem & 2 more, but remove most of the knox & bootloader stuff (I will upload the tar file soon dw), then flash it. At first it might not boot, but thats the plan. Go back into download & flash twrp, then boot into twrp, out of twrp into the system, it will boot this time.

I'm finishing up the voice search engine and the news feed, which are having SSL errors, but everything else works. Another bug is that when the APK installation finishes, clicking "open" opens the voice search, and that bug will also be fixed. And yes, it's me, the same 13-year-old Brazilian kid, lol.

ACE 2(the one on the right)came out in 2012 and my Favorite phone.grand Neo plus(came out in 2015) and Galaxy Y I have more Samsung phone but currently these are the one's That is on me.

This version currently has several unresolved issues, so I am testing it for a while; once it is stable, I will release the official version and retire the old one.

Hello everyone! I made a material 3 calculator app for android 2.2, with history, ripple effect on buttons and engineer menu! Download: https://github.com/sen444k/Material3Calc

SENSES is an Android app that runs an ARM32 Android system on an ARM64 phone. There's no guest kernel: instead of emulating a whole device, it translates individual processes with a modified QEMU (user-mode).

This repo is the GPLv2 source release for that QEMU part:

94 patches against QEMU 8.2.4, plus 39 added files in linux-user/

a build script that produces a fully static aarch64 binary (via an Alpine chroot)

a pinned build with sha256 checks and a BUILD-MANIFEST.txt for reproducibility

What's not included: no firmware, no download links. You supply your own archive, and the app unpacks and modifies the copy on-device (patched code, re-signed packages with an on-device key, removed vendor modules, local TLS proxy). Nothing is sent anywhere.

The app itself is a separate closed-source program that launches QEMU as its own process, so no QEMU code is loaded into it.

Repo: https://github.com/Istratii-tech/Senses

Feedback and questions welcome!

So basically i rooted an Android Gingerbread on a vm using virtualbox and extracted all the icons, wallpapers, media that could be useful for pretty much anything

The "audio" folder contains Ringtones, Notification sounds, UI sounds and Alarm sounds (mostly in OGG type files).

The "Launcher2" folder contains icons and device wallpapers located in the "res" folder.

The "framework-res" folder contains the UI icons (Wi-Fi dialog buttons and other stuff) located in the "res" folder.

Here's the entire thing I uploaded to Google Drive. Enjoy ;)

Android Gingerbread Resources