List of all Thunkable Apps in Google Play Store

If you would like to view the list of all the apps made using Thunkable in Google Play Store, please check the following link: http://bit.ly/2BHewYX.

[Solved] - Unbrick Lenovo A7700 & Other MTK Based Phones

>> Download Links:

• SP Flash Tool (Linux/Windows): http://bit.ly/2CZkTER
• SN Write Tool (Windows only): http://bit.ly/2Aw22Ov 
• Lenovo A7700 Stock Firmwares: http://bit.ly/2lXlFd2

If you have bricked your Lenovo A7700 phone or any other MTK based Android phone then follow the tutorial below to unbrick it.

There are two types of bricked condition:

• Soft bricked
• Hard bricked

Soft brick occurs due to certain software errors and should usually be fixed by just performing a factory reset.

Hard brick occurs due to hardware malfunction. Actually, a hard brick device is the real "bricked/dead" and cannot be unbricked. In this case the phone doesn't turn on at all and is equal to a brick, rendering it useless.

Not sure what I should call my bricked phone. No matter what techniques I tried it wouldn't start at all. Applying the fix below worked for me.

Step 1: Open SP Flash tool. If you do not know how to use it and would like to learn, please check the following link: http://bit.ly/2CHMPPR.

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 Step 2: As shown in the image above, select 'Format all+Download.'

Step 3:  Press Volume Down button or if Volume Down doesn't work try Volume up and connect your phone to your computer using a USB data cable. Now your Unbricking process should start, as shown in the video below.



N.B: This will result in deletion of your IMEI number(s). But nothing to worry about; later on you can easily set the IMEI number. You can follow this tutorial for resetting your IMEI number.

Install & Use SP Flash Tool in Linux/Ubuntu Systems

>> Download Links:

• SP Flash Tool (Linux/Windows): http://bit.ly/2CZkTER
• SN Write Tool (Windows only): http://bit.ly/2Aw22Ov 
• Lenovo A7700 Stock Firmwares: http://bit.ly/2lXlFd2

 You can also follow the tutorial here: http://bit.ly/2lWjFlj, and I strongly recommend you to follow the steps there. Below, I will point out the main step you have to note, from the above tutorial, for a successful installation, and that step is Step 4 which reads as follows:

"Now we come to the interesting part, which cost me 2 weeks of (futile) research and frustration. Finally I found Sergio Riveros tutorial on mibqyyo. Thanks to him again and again and again for this priceless piece of information.

Quote:
"The 'modemmanager' package integrated by default within Linux Ubuntu 14.04 and later is not compatible with the MTK Flash Tool for Linux."

To put it in different words: The modem manager controls port /dev/ttyACM0 and disables the Flash Tool. So we blacklist it for the two MTK vendor IDs the flash tool uses:

 sudo gedit /etc/udev/rules.d/20-mm-blacklist-mtk.rules  

You insert these two lines:

 ATTRS{idVendor}=="0e8d", ENV{ID_MM_DEVICE_IGNORE}="1"  
 ATTRS{idVendor}=="6000", ENV{ID_MM_DEVICE_IGNORE}="1"  

Save the file, exit and restart udev:

 sudo service udev restart  

Switch your phone on (fastboot mode will suffice) and off again."

 >> Watch the video below to learn how to use the SP Flash Tool in Linux:

For list of SP Flash Tool - Errors, their meanings and how to resolve them, you may check the following link: http://bit.ly/2CDWbvT.

[SOLVED] - Flash Lenovo A7700 Stock ROM & Other MTK Phones Using SP Flash Tool

Recently my Lenovo A7700 mobile phone started crashing and giving various problems. Often, it would prompt messages such as "Google Service Framework has stopped working" or "Unfortunately, Google Play services has stopped" and lots of other errors, which eventually would cause the phone to crash. The only solution that would make the mobile functional again was to remove the battery and start the phone.

Then I tried flashing my phone with Stock ROMS & Custom ROMS hoping to resolve my problem. In the process I came across some interesting tools like SP Flash Tool, SN Write Tool etc. The tutorial below explains the working steps to successfully operate the SP flash tool.

Using SP Flash Tool, I have successfully flashed my phone in both Windows and Linux. In this post I will explain how to flash your Lenovo A7700 in Linux/Ubuntu. This same method can be used for flashing various other MTK based Android phones. Also find below the download links for SP Flash Tool, SN Write Tool & stock firmware for Lenovo A7700.

>> Download Links:

• SP Flash Tool (Linux/Windows): http://bit.ly/2CZkTER
• SN Write Tool (Windows only): http://bit.ly/2Aw22Ov 
• Lenovo A7700 Stock Firmwares: http://bit.ly/2lXlFd2

>> To install SP Flash tool in Linux, and to learn how to use it, please check this link: http://bit.ly/2qu5n15

Please refer to the video above to get an overview of the overall flashing procedure, and use the steps below for crosschecking your steps, and as further reference.

Step 1: Open your SP flash Tool as shown in the video above.

Step 2: Load your 'scatter.txt' file.

Step 3: Select 'Download Only' and then click on Download.

Step 4: Now turn off your phone and don't remove the battery if your are trying to flash the Lenovo A7700. In others you might have to, you can do trial and error and confirm.

Step 5: Now press the Volume Down button and connect your USB data cable to your phone and your computer.

Step 6: The flashing process should start now as shown in the video above.

For a list of SP Flash Tool - Errors, their meanings and how to resolve them, you may check the following link: http://bit.ly/2CDWbvT.

सिक्नुहोस - मोबाइल फोनलाई FAST बनाउने र MEMORY SPACE बढाउने टेकनिक

Learn how to make your mobile fast and increase your memory space in your Android phones.

Install and Run the MIT App Inventor Emulator in Ubuntu 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16

1. You'll need sudo privileges to do the installation.

Note: The setup programs are 32-bit software. If you have a 64-bit system you may need to install libraries to allow your machine run 32-bit software. One way to do this is to run the command:

 sudo apt-get install lib32z1  

2. If you have previously installed the App Inventor setup software, you should remove those files before installing the new software:

 sudo rm -rf /usr/google/appinventor  
 sudo rm -rf ~/.appinventor  

3. Download the .deb package for the Emulator from the following link: http://appinv.us/aisetup_linux_deb

4. Use the GDebi Package Installer to install the .deb Emulator package. If you don't have the GDebi Installer you can get it from the Ubuntu Software Centre at: http://bit.ly/2c1AlRD

5. The software will be installed under /usr/google/appinventor.

6. Hit Ctrl+Alt+T and fire up your Terminal and change directory as below:

 cd /usr/google/appinventor/commands-for-Appinventor  

7. Once in the appInventor directory enter the following command to finally Run the Emulator:

 ./aiStarter  

8. Now connect the appInventor to the Emulator as shown in the image below:

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[[Solved]] How to Install Android Games with Obb Files

Was trying to install Fifa 2014 on my Lenov Yoga 8 Tab and came across this solution. I tried Fifa 2015 but with the it's compulsory option of allowing a user to play the game online only, I didn't quite like it, so reverting back to Fifa 2014.