E970 Miscellaneous Mods - bibanon/android-development-codex GitHub Wiki

Source: XDA-Developers- _Epic's Camera Mod

This is based on a mod for the Nexus 4, which increases camera quality by tweaking a few settings. Note that these mods will also increase the file size of these images and videos.

1. Download the mod from this thread and put it on the root of your memory
2. Reboot into recovery
3. Clear Cache/Dalvik Cache (Just to be safe...)
4. Install Camera Mod
5. Reboot, and the camera mod will be installed.

Slimport adapters make HDMI output possible on thr LGOG and the Nexus 4. While genuine Slimport adapters go for around $30-40, you can easily find some good ones on eBay for just $15.

When you first plug the slimport in, though, you will only get a clone of your phone screen with the same small resolution. To get true upscaled 1080p, you need to be rooted, and type this command in a terminal emulator:

    wm size 1080x1920

To return to normal after you're done, type this command: (or you can just restart your phone)

    wm size reset

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The Menu button is a dated leftover from an older time, and is strongly discouraged by Google. Multitasking demands the availability of a Recent Apps button at all times, and holding the home button can get to be annoying.

Some custom ROMs have the option built in, but if they don't, it just takes a change in a configuration file.

1. Use a root browser to go to /system/usr/keylayout

2. Click and hold on keypad.nl and choose Open in text editor from the menu.

3. Find this line:

    key 139   MENU			VIRTUAL
   

4. And replace it with these lines. (The first line below is disabled using a # character, just in case you want to switch back)

    #key 139   MENU			VIRTUAL
    key 139   APP_SWITCH		VIRTUAL
   

5. Reverse these steps if you ever want to change back. These changes will be lost upon update or flashing a new custom ROM, but just do this process again.

Source: XDA-Developers - Samomamo's Guide to Disabling Capacitive Buttons

Some people don't like the physical capacitive buttons at all, or might prefer to use Paranoid Android's PIE. Here's how to disable them:

1. Add the following line at the end of buid.prop file qemu.hw.mainkeys=0
2. Upon reboot, you will have a virtual nav-bar like on the Nexus 4.

1. Use root explorer to go to /system/usr/keylayout

2. Click and hold on keypad.nl and choose Open in text editor from the menu.

3. Find these lines:

    key 158   BACK			VIRTUAL
    key 172   HOME	 		VIRTUAL
    key 139   MENU			VIRTUAL
   

4. And replace them with these lines. Basically, we just added a # before the line to disable the keys.

    #key 158   BACK			VIRTUAL
    #key 172   HOME	 		VIRTUAL
    #key 139   MENU			VIRTUAL
   

5. To disable the capacitive button lights, go to settings>display>front key light and disable it.

6. Reverse these steps if you ever want to change back. These changes will be lost upon update or flashing a new custom ROM, but just do this process again.

OBB to SD

OBB Files are game binaries, and those can get pretty big, pretty fast.