[sterod]

I'd be happy to try that, to what value?

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[SirJes]

I'd be happy to try that, to what value?

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Andd here is where the problem lies lol,do u know what sdk it stands at now?


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[sterod]

This is where I'm lost. I can't find that value after opening the apk as a zip and inspecting androidmanifest.xml

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[SirJes]

Need a couple more minds behind this lol

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[Jedi_Blackberry]

Careful or this will get shut down foe priacy.

[sterod]

For completeness, I just installed the leaked 1483 build of 10.1 on my Rogers Z10 and tried the BAR I converted again and it does not work either, still force closes.

[maxb1ack]

astro file manager can do it without root i belive..

[ealvnv]

The problem is not the apk per se, it very well be the signing key that is used, so unless you can pull the actual Skype.bar , it will not work

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[fbloise]

Keep going guys, maybe by the year 2099 you can send a rocket to the moon.

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[SirJes]

for piracy? :S ok anyone know anyway to connect the dev alpha simulator to appworld?

[masterscarhead1]

Someone said that you can sniff out the url IF you have the actual Q10 or can download on a dev device. I personally don't know how to do this.

[masterscarhead1]

I suspect the way to do it is through the dev computer emulator/sdk. I think there's something in there that lets you bypass certain requirements, just like how blaze managed to do it with instagram

[SebastianNap]

It's the runtime. Someone try to get the Q10 Dev C 10.1 runtime and all should be solved

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[SirJes]

So im thinking they decompiled the apk with a program called apktool,edited the androidmanifest.xml changed the minversion/sdk etc.. then recompiled it and packaged it. lol if anyone wants to try this,they are more than welcomed but here is where i've hit a wall.

[SebastianNap]

The thread with that guy was closed (((((FINALLY))))))
Can we get back to modifying this apk?

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[Icarus3000]

I don't understand why anyone who has this particular file is afraid to post it. Leaks of entire operating systems are posted as front page news on CB, but posting a leak of the Skype app is going too far? I don't understand the logic of drawing that line.

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[Jedi_Blackberry]

Don't even post it...just explain how it is done.



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[serahjessa]

I don't understand why anyone who has this particular file is afraid to post it. Leaks of entire operating systems are posted as front page news on CB, but posting a leak of the Skype app is going too far? I don't understand the logic of drawing that line.

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That's because Microsoft is involved. It was hard enough getting them on board with Skype support as it is.

Additionally the Os leak is different because it used the dev auto loader publicly made available for release. Also they used common tools.

The Skype app is different because insider tools not available to the public at large were used. This is my understanding of the situation. Please lurk more.

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[SebastianNap]

That's because Microsoft is involved. It was hard enough getting them on board with Skype support as it is.

Additionally the Os leak is different because it used the dev auto loader publicly made available for release. Also they used common tools.

The Skype app is different because insider tools not available to the public at large were used. This is my understanding of the situation. Please lurk more.

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They could at least post a tutorial, for people to do on their own.

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[fbloise]

Can this thread be moved to the Z10...

Not related with Developer devices or developing at all.

Please some moderator move this.

Thanks.

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[serahjessa]

They could at least post a tutorial, for people to do on their own.

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The tutorial will probably involve resources that are secret. So that's my guess.

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