How To Change Boot Animation In Android

Android : How To Change Boot Animation In Android

Android, one of the well known mobile OS (operating system) for easy customization. Changing the boot animation of your Android phone, is also a type of customizing your phone. When I bought my new Android phone I was happy, when I rooted it, I was too happy. But one thing that irritated and when powering on my android, it is the Boot animation which will always take 20-30 seconds for booting.

I think, that's major irritating thing for you too. Yeah you're right! In this tutorial I'll be sharing How to change the boot animation or boot screen in your Android.

Remember, this will be applicable for ROOTED ANDROID USERS ONLY!

Requirements for Changing the Boot Screen of your Android :

• Your android must be rooted
• Your android may be any version
• You android must have ES explorer (Download it from here)
• And you must have Boot animation file, that you want to appear while booting. (Download from here)

Note: While downloading the boot animation file for your android, remember to download the boot animation file based on the screen resolution of your android phone, if you download an boot animation file that has different screen resolution of your android phone, you may not be able to boot your android phone. And Don't Extract the .zip file or do anything to that file, if you do so, your device may not work!

Remember, changing the boot screen of android doesn't depends upon the ROM or the current theme you have, it supports on any rooted android phones.

Don't forget to take a backup of your current ROM via Titanium Backup PRO, and save it to your PC, because if the boot didn't work you can restore it easily.

Here let us dive into the tutorial

Changing the Boot Animation Of Your Android

1) Connect your Android phone to your PC via USB cable, and copy the downloaded file to the SD (Memory card or External memory) Card of your Android phone, and disconnect your Android phone from your PC.

2) After removing Your Android Phone from the PC, open the ES file explorer app that you have downloaded from Google Play store.

3) Once you have entered into the ES file explorer app, click the Menu button, Go to settings, Then Root Settings, and check all the items.

4) Now go to System > Media , where you can find the Boot animation file

5) Now what you have to do is, Long Press the boot animation file and rename the file as bootanimation.bak

6) Now go to the folder where you have placed the bootanimation.zip file.

7) Copy the boot animation.zip file to System > Media. That's it, changing the boot screen of your android phone is over!

Now you can restart your android phone, and you may see the new boot animation you've installed. If the boot animation doesn't occurs or the android phone doesn't reboots properly, copy the Backup that you have installed in your PC, and you can get your phone back. 

Or you can select a new boot animation file, if the current one doesn't works.

Sorry, Video tutorial for this article isn't available so I can't add Video here I'll try to create a Video tutorial as soon as possible. Stay tuned!

If you found any doubts, errors or questions in this tutorial Kindly let me know them via comments below.

yours friendly friend ALBIN -PAUL

How To Flash Stock ROM On Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830i

Flashing Stock ROM on Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830i With Odin

Mostly, while installing a new ROM or an update most of them will forget to take an backup, and the phone will be bricked. In this tutorial I'll be sharing how to unbrick Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830i by flashing the stock ROM. But don't forget to take backup always whenever you install a new update or anything, because it may corrupt your current OS.

My friend too had Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830i, recently his phone got bricked. And then I enquired theSamsung official service center near, and got the shocking news it cost INR 5000/. Now I've found the solution for it, please you don't give your phone to the service center if it is bricked. Here in this tutorial, I'll be sharing how to unbrick it by flashing the Stock ROM (Default Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830i ROM) through Odin.


So, here let's us start.

How To Flash Stock ROM On Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830i

Flash Stock ROM Galaxy Ace

Required things:

• Odin V1.85, Download it here.
• Stock ROM for your Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830i, Download here.
• USB cable.
• Samsung drivers and Samsung Kies

First, you have to download and install Samsung drivers (Samsung driver for your phone model) and Samsung Kies, because it helps the Odin to recognize your phone. Now you have to boot in the download mode. Take your battery out of your phone, and again insert it and enter into the download mode by pressing Volume down + Home + Power button. If your phone doesn't enters the download mode don't worry. Connect your phone with PC by USB cable and open the Odin V1.85 in your PC.

After opening the Odin, Now press Volume Up + Volume Down + Power Button. Your phone will now boot in recovery mode by Odin. After entering into the download mode, it asks to press Volume Up button, Press it. Now you're in the download mode by Odin.

While, the Odin running in your PC must have recognized in your PC. Now select the Pit Option, and select the .pit file that you have downloaded with the Odin .zip file.

Now extract the stock ROM file in your desktop. Then open the Odin. Now you've selected the .pit file, now leave the boot loader blank. And select the "PDA" option and select the file that is named similar to PDA that you've extracted in the desktop. And now select the "Phone" and select the file that is named similar to "MODEM" . Now select the CSC and select the file name similar to "CSC" and select it.

Now the Part is over. Just click the Start Button, and it will be flashing the Stock ROM on your Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830i. Wait for 5 Minutes, once it is complete. Unplug the USB cabel, and boot your phone normally. It'll take 5-10 Minutes for booting because it is now booting in a new ROM.

And that's it, your phone is now back! Your phone has got back the Stock ROM!

If you have any doubts, or if your phone is not working though kindly share them via comment below!

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To Root or NOT to Root, That’s the Question!

Rooting is one of the most loved and equally disdained terms in the world of Android. Android phone  users can generally be divided into three sects on the basis of their opinion towards rooting stuff. First of all, there are those who are willing to unlock and root their phones as soon as they get it or update it with a stock firmware. Then there larger class that are happy with keeping their phones in a state they bought it and keep miles away from rooting. Finally, there is a moderate group that keeps wondering- “To root or not to root!”

So, what is that which makes the majority of smartphone uses abstain from rooting their phones? In a world where smartphones have become an essential part of our lives by gradually replacing the use of computers, our dependency over this technological revolution is growing more and more. While this new trend is making our every day life a little convenient, it is also posing some threats.

What is Rooting?

The term “root” comes from the Unix/Linux world and is used to describe a user who has “superuser” rights or permissions to all the files and programs in the software OS. Thus rooting is a kind of hacking procedure where you seek to obtain access to the hidden system files. It’s like seeing a tree with its roots that remain immersed in the earth. By rooting your Android phone, you can have capability to modify and change the internal files of your device which otherwise remain locked and hidden.

Why Not to Root Your Phone:

There are good reasons to refrain from rooting one’s Android device. Here are some valid points that you must consider before you attempt to root your phone.

Rooting Voids the Warranty of Your Device:

It may be that you skip all other harms associated with rooting, but one thing  you cannot escape is that it will surely void the warranty of your phone as soon as you root it. Suppose you have rooted you device which is still under warranty period. One day it stops working suddenly or shows signs that demand repairing. In that case you will not be entitled to claim the warranty because it is void due to installing a modified kernel. However, there are methods that can uproot your device and you can reclaim the warranty.

Rooting Can Brick your Device:

Another solid reason for not attempting to root you device is the potential risk of “bricking” it. There are thousand of tech blog over the web that are full of rooting tutorial for almost every Android phone and tablet. I have known some people who, searching for a rooting tutorial for their device, stumbled upon a tutorial written by some raw-hand person and bricked or almost made it unusable. Moreover, in most cases it is the fault of the device owners, who being a raw-hand themselves, do not follow the procedure to the letter or carefully and turn their phone into a costly paper-weight.

Rooting Does not Let You Get Official Updates:

As soon as you root your Android phone, you will not be able to receive the Over-the-Air updates released by the manufacturer. It is another thing that you install the updates manually if you find the OTA update zip file.

Rooting might Threat the Security of your Private Data:

Most of us store vital and private data such as passwords and credit card details on our smartphones and this has necessitated a greater need for security than ever before. According to a recent survey, one-third of Android apps contain a certain level of malware as they require our personal data to run. There are so many keyboard app apps, for instance, that store a database of everything you  type on your Android phone- whether it be a common word or a password and login details. You are open to such risks even without rooting your Android device. The open nature of the Android OS is the reason why android users are more prone to these attacks.

I well remember a major security breach reported by an XDA member named Graffixnyc opened the Samsung S-Memo SQLite files on his AT&T Samsung Galaxy S3 and found something shocking. The S-Memo app stored his Google account password in clear text. Since his device was rooted he was rooted he was able to view the contents of the SQLite files. Even though the only users affected by this are root users, the records themselves should have been encrypted. In such a situation, you are left to the mercy of the app developers and pray that anybody might not steal  your secret data.

Here are a few simple tips that might help you make your phone’s data more secure

1. Install a Mobile Security/Antivirus App- The best ways to get started is to download and install a complete android mobile security app  to protect your android smartphone or tablet. These security apps are specifically designed for mobile platform and offer browser protection and safety against potentially dangerous sites.
2. Granting Permissions to Apps Carefully- You should be a bit more aware when you are installing all those cool new apps and do read and grant permission to data that you are only comfortable sharing. If you are not happy with any of the “requests for permission” and feel it is information you rather not share, then discontinue using the app.
3. Avoid Installing Apps from Unknown Sources- While we do not say that you take a complete blanket approach towards apps from unknown sources and disallow them completely, if you want to install one, be absolutely sure that they are completely safe. Remember that no system or set of guidelines are ‘absolutely safe’, but reducing risks helps a great deal.

The Advantages of Rooting Your Phone:

Most Android enthusiasts or advanced users believe that it is impossible to make the most out of your Android smartphone without rooting and installing a custom recovery on it. While keeping you Android device gives you a feeling of safety and insurance, rooting denotes to a state of freedom, adventure and wilderness. No doubt it involves risk, but it has big rewards too. Let’s consider them too. I see many people asking,”I have rooted my phone, now what?” Here are a few reasons why one should root one’s Android phone/tablet.

Rooting Opens a World of Possibilities:

There are many people who opt to root their device only to be able to install certain apps that need root privileges. Among these apps, there include some life-savers like Titanium Backup, Apps2SD, Root Explorer, Triangle Away,Juice Defender, ROM Manager, and so on. Thus on you rooted Android phone or tablet, you can backup your Apps and Games, move the apps to the external SD card, extend battery backup, unlock you SIM-locked phone and what not.

Ability to Install a Custom ROM:

Another major, or probably the greatest, advantage of rooting your Android device is that it open the world of customization for you. Having in full control of your phone by rooting it, you can do what those with non-rooted device can only dream of. You may have heard of people installing custom ROMs on their devices. There are many great custom ROM’s available that can make your Android device look and perform drastically different.

Why a custom ROM is so important for many people has many reasons. You rooted phone with a good custom ROM installed on it can perform better, faster and smoother. There are many custom kernels that give you  great battery-life. Our ROM developers also port the apps and features of one device to others, making our experience richer. The stock Android ROM does not support theming, but there are great custom ROMs like the CyanogenMod and MIUI ROM that have great theming capabilities that add to the freshness of you phone.

The option of changing ROM does not let you get bored of the same look and feel of your Android device. Most Android phones see a single firmware upgrade from the manufacturer. If you buy an Android device with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, it will only see an upgrade to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Thanks to our ROM developers who bring the highest version of Android OS to the lowest-priced phones. It is only the magic of custom ROMs that we see a Galaxy Ace or Optimus One user enjoying Jelly Bean.

We have thus seen the pros and cons of the whole rooting game and it is now up to you to decide what way to choose. Will you like to be confined to your comfortable room and relax there, or will you prefer to explore the new, various and beautiful world. As for me, I would like to conclude with the famous lines uttered by Satan in Milton’s “The Paradise Lost”:

“To reign is worth ambition, though in Hell

Better to reign in Hell, than serve in Heaven.”

[[{ THANKS TO "Rakesh Shukla"  FOR HIS VALUABLE ASSISTACE FOR THIS POST}]]

Samsung Galaxy S4 price in India.

Samsung Galaxy S4 price in India.

As per the recent rumours, Samsung is planning to launch Samsung Galaxy S4 in first quarter of 2013 (launched in US on March 14th, Radio city, New York). Samsung Galaxy S4 price in India can be expected to be in the range of Rs. 35,000-40,000. Samsung Galaxy S4 price shall be expected in the close range of Samsung Galaxy SIII price in India. The smartphone was earlier expected to be unveiled during WMC, Barcelona. Samsung Galaxy S4 launch in India can be expected during end of March 2013.

(Samsung Galaxy S4 price in India image)

Samsung Galaxy S4 features are better and upgraded as compared to Samsung Galaxy S III. It has 5 inch screen size which slightly better than 4.85 in S III. Also Samsung Galaxy S4 will be powered with Android 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean) operating system. These information are from recent launch of the Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone from the Korean company.

Samsung Galxaxy S4 Features List

• Screen size: 5 inch
• Screen resolution: 1920x1080 pixels
• Pixel density: 441 ppi
• Ability to react with user's eye
• Dual camera
• Primary camera: 13MP
• Secondary camera: 2MP
• Smaller shape: 69 mm wide
• Very thin: 7.9 mm
• Overall dimensions: 136.6x69x7.9 mm
• Network speed: 3G and 4G LTE Lite
• Voice recognition
• Processor: 1.9GHz quad core/1.6GHz octa core
• Internal memory: 16GB/32GB/64GB
• Operating system: Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean
• Battery: 2,600 mAh

Samsung Galaxy S4 is compatible with LTE technology. It will offer head on competition to latest Apple iPhone in the market. 

Samsung Galaxy S4 may be have better looks and slightly lighter weight to make it more appealing among its target consumers. Also given the latest trend in high resolution cameras, Samsung Galaxy S4 has dual camera and users can take 2 photos at same time with these camera.

Samsung Galaxy S4 is expected to be as popular or even better than SIII model. However experts believe it will also come with controversies. Despite these controversies, SIII is still one of the best seller smartphone in different countries.

Best Custom ROMs for Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830i

Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830i  isn’t as spectacular a phone as its name suggests, but it is a competent budget smartphone. The little monster has a 3.5 inch 320 x 480 pixel display, a 800 MHz processor, a 5.0 MP 2592 x 1944 pixels rear camera with auto-focus and LED flash, WiFi, and 1350 mAh Li-Ion battery. The phone was released in March 2011 with Android 2.2 Froyo which has now been updated to Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread.

If you have this phone and are looking for an Ice Cream Sandwich or Jelly Bean update from Samsung, you are simply beating about the bush. That is not to say that there is no chances of enjoying ICS or Jelly Bean on your Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830i. Remember it the awesome world of Android where impossible is nothing and nothing is impossible. It is another thing that being a low-end smartphone, all Galaxy Ace phones have not got due attention from our developers. Still there is not a complete void if we talk about a custom ROM for the Galaxy Ace S5830i.

Please note that before being able to install a custom ROM on your Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830i, you will have to root your phone. Moreover, it must have ClockworkMod Recovery installed on it. If you already have a rooted phone, you can directly jump to the custom ROMs section. In case you have rooted and installed CWM Recovery on your  Ace S5830i, head over to our handy tutorial by clicking on the link below.

Guide: How to Root and Install CWM Recovery on Samsung Galaxy  Ace S5830i

Disclaimer:

Before you actually proceed to install custom ROM on you Galaxy Ace 5830i, let me warn you that it is a risky procedure. Do not move ahead unless you are fully aware of what you are going to do. The method and ROMs listed below have been tested by thousands of people successfully but if you are not duly careful through the procedure, your case might be an exception. Neither Droidviews nor the developers of the ROMs will, at any rate, be responsible for any mishap. Being a owner of your phone, you know better what is god for you.

How to Install a Custom ROM on Galaxy Ace S5830i:

Making Preparations:

Well, if you ready to flash a custom ROM on your Galaxy Ace 5830i, you need to do a few things before proceeding to flash the ROM.  Among the other things you need to do before installing this ROM are:

• Get your Galaxy Ace 5830i fully charged.
• Backup all your contacts, messages and other important data. Use  Free Apps(available on play store) To Backup All Data.
• Turn on the USB Debugging mode on your device. Go to Settings> Applications>Development> USB Debugging> check the box.
• Download the ROM  you like from the links below. Do not extract the zip file and copy it  to the main directory of your device’s SD Card (not in a sub-folder).
• Download Google Apps for your phone from below (do not extract) and copy it to the same location as the ROM file.

Backup EFS Partition that Contains IMEI:

IMPORTANT: The EFS Partition of you phone contains your phone’s IMEI number. Sometimes when your install a custom ROM, your phone’s IMEI number might disappear and as a result you will not be able to make a call, receive a message, and use internet. To avoid any problem, it’ll be better if you backup your IMEI for safety purpose. In case you discover that your phones IMEI number has gone/lost, you can restore the “efs” folder back to its place and your problem will be fixed. Use an app called Galaxy ToolBox for the purpose.

Download: Galaxy ToolBox.apk (187.15 KB)

Download from
Google Play

Galaxy Toolbox
Developer: Doky
Price: Free

Installing a ROM on Galaxy Ace:

1. First of all make sure that you have done all things mentioned above under preparations.
2. Turn off your device and boot it into CWM Recovery Mode. Press and hold  the Volume Up + Home keys and then long press  the Power key till the start up screen with “Samsung Galaxy Ace GT-S5830i″ logo blinks for two times and you see a screen as shown below.  Another way to boot the device into ClockworkMod  to download the ROM Manager app from the Google Play Store and use “Reboot into Recovery” option.
3. In the Recovery Mode, use Volume, Home and Power keys to navigate between the options and select them.
4. Open “backup and restore” and backup your current ROM (important). When the backup is done go back to the main menu
5. In the CWM Recovery Mode, scroll to “wipe data factory reset” option and select “Yes”.
6. Go to Advanced option and “wipe dalvik cache”.
7. Then come back to the main menu and select “install zip from sdcard> choose zip from sdcard”. Now browse to the ROM file and select it. Confirm your choice by selecting “yes”.
8. This will start the installation process and will take a few minutes to complete.
9. When it is done, go back and install the GApps using Step 8.
10. Return to the main menu again and select “reboot system now”. It might take a few minutes before your device reboots, so a little patience is required.

When the phone boots up, you will be able to enjoy the newly installed Jelly Bean ROM on your Galaxy Ace S5830i.

Download Google Apps Apk

Download the following Google apps,  copy them to your phone by connecting phone to computer using USB cable andinstall them.

Google Play Store: Click Here

Gmail 4.2.1: Click Here

Gmail 4.1.2: Click Here

Google Maps: Click Here

Google Currents: Click Here

1. Jelly Blast JB 4.1.1 Galaxy Ace S5830i:

Developer: Styrke

Review:

The Jelly Blast ROM for the Galaxy Ace S5830i is one of the best choices out there if you want to upgrade your phone to the latest version of Android Jelly Bean. The ROM is based on CyanogenMod 10 and lets you enjoy Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean with all new features. The ROM is a port from the Jelly Blast ROM for the Galaxy Y. The Galaxy Ace version is very fast and smooth. Needless to say it is a battery-friendly ROM. If your mind is stuffed with Jelly Bean, go for it and it would not disappoint you. Being based on CM, the ROM also supports themes which can be downloaded from the Play Store.

How to Fix JellyBlast Headset Bug:

After installing this ROM, if you get problems with audio or earphone not detecting issue, download and install theSoundAbout app from the Play Store. Open the app, search audio media and check the Wired Headset (with Mic) option.Connect your earphone to phone. To go back to the normal mode change it to “Let the Phone Decide” option.

Download from
Google Play

SoundAbout
Developer: David Woods
Price: Free

Downloads and Instructions:

Download Jelly Blast ROM Galaxy Ace S5830i: Link

Download Google Apps: Gapps-jb-20121011-signed.zip [CyanogenMod 10.0.x]

How to install: Go to the beginning of the post for installation instructions. Please flash this ROM on on your phone after updating your phone to the latest version of stock firmware, otherwise you might face camera and  headphone issues.

Watch JellyBlast ROM for Galaxy Ace S5830i in action:

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2. Simplicity V3 ROM Final Ace S5830i + Themes:

Developer: Abhi922 (Donate)

Review:

Do you own a Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830i and are crazy about iPhone, you can enjoy the look and feel of the iOS on your very Ace S5830i with the Simplicity V3 Final ROM for your phone. The ROM does not only lets you enjoy the iOS look on your Ace, but it also comeS with Xperia Arc and Xperia S themes that completely revamp the look of your Galaxy Ace S5830i.

I would like to recommend this theme for your phone not only for its theming capabilities, but also for its smoothperformance and features. The only known bugs of the ROM are Kies and Camera not working. The Camera bug, however, can be fixed by installing the camera app (download below). Copy the Camera.apk to your device’s SD Card and install it from File Manager.

Downloads and Instructions:

Simplicity V3 Final ROM Galaxy Ace S5830i: Link

Google Apps (MDPI): Gapps-mdpi-20110501-signed.zip

Camera App: Link1,  Link2

iPhone Theme: Theme,  iPhone Lockscreen

Xperia Arc Theme: Theme,  Icons

Xperia S Theme: Theme,  MMS Fix, Music Player

Adobe Flash Player for Ace S5830i: Link1,  Link2

How to Install:

Install the ROM using the steps given in the tutorial given the beginning of the post.

1. To install the themes and Adobe Flash Player on your Galaxy Ace S5830i, follow the following steps:
2. Download the zips (do not extract them)
3. Boot the phone into CWM Recovery.
4. Scroll down to “install zip from sd card> choose zip from sd card>”,  select the desired zip and confirm your choice by selecting “yes”.
5. When the file is installed, go back to the main menu of the CWM and scroll to “advanced’ option and “wipe dalvik cache”.
6. Return to main menu and select “reboot system now”.
7. Done! Enjoy the new theme!

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3. MindCr SGS3 Styled Rom for Galaxy Ace S5830i

Developer: MindCr

Review:

Enjoy the look and feel of the Samsung Galaxy S3 on your very Galaxy Ace S58230i by dressing up your phone with the MindCr SGS3 styled Rom. It is a feature packed ROM that ports most of the Galaxy S3 UI design. The ROM is fast, smooth  and battery-friendly as well. The ROM is based on Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread. To know what features it brings to your phone, just throw your eyes below.

Features of the ROM:

• Rom 2.4 Deodexed MindCr Gingerbread.BGHL4 (XXLH3)
• Bootanimation – Blue Android Particles.
• SGS3 themed: Looks like SGS3, Sounds SGS3, Dialer SGS3, Wallpapers & Ringtones SGS3
• 15 buttons in the scroll-bar (6 visible).
• 6 screen lock styles.
• Swipe notifications to remove it
• Center Clock
• Fix Host file for AdFree
• Removed some useless applications.
• Holo Launcher 1.2.8
• Tweaks and battery performance.
• Memory and Internet Tweaks
• Mod Touchscreen sensibility
• Automatic Zipaling every 5 starts.
• Improved sound (Mega Bass Beats + Dsp Manager)
• SD cache size 1024
• ZRam 72 mb
• Kernel Rafael Baugis 201211201515
• Quickpanel and ROM settings support language: English, Spanish, Italian and Polish

How to Install:

If you are going to install this ROM over a another custom ROM, follow the guide given the beginning. In case, you are to flash it over a stock ROM, follow the following steps:

1. Download the ROM: Link 1,  Link 2
2. Download ClockworkMod: Link 1,  Link 2
3. Download Flash Player: Link 1,  Link 2
4. Copy the ROM file.zip, ClockWorkRec.zip and Flash Player.zip files in the root (main) directory of your SD Card.
5. Turn off the phone and boot it into Recovery Mode by pressing: Volume up + home + power. (To navigate the menu use the volume keys, to select the home, and back to return).
6. Go to “apply update from sdcard” and choose ClockworkRec.zip
7. Then wipe data / reset – YES
8. Go to “advanced>Wipe Dalvik Cache>yes
9. Return to main menu
10. Go to “mounts and storage> format /system> yes”
11. mount /system (it change to unmount) – Press Back
12. Select “install zip from sd” / “choose zip from sd card”
13. Select ROM file and confirm
14. When the installation is finished, go  back to main menu and reboot phone.

Enjoy the Galaxy S3 styled ROM on your Galaxy Ace S5830i!

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4. Ace-i-Sure ROM (Recommended)

Developer: brijeshep

Ace-i-Sure is in fact a Gingerbread ROM with Holo launcher that makes it look like a Jelly Bean based ROM. Since most of the so called Jelly Bean based custom ROMs are not really up to the mark,  Ace-i-Sure is one that will make you happy. It’s one of the most perfect and bugless ROMs for the Galaxy Ace S5830i.

Here are some of the features of the ROM:

• Based on Stock Kernel
• Modded Holo Launcher for better performance
• 6 lockscreen themes
• New Status Bar & Notification Area + 15 toggles in notifications
• Swipe to Remove Notifications
• Quick Brightness Control
• 280+ Languages Support
• Battery Charging Animation in status bar
• New Settings layout
• DSP Audio Settings
• 100 Built-in Direct Wallpapers
• Dialer Themes
• Perfect Keyboard
• New ringtones and alarm Sounds
• Several build.prop Tweaks added
• My Files replaced by ES File Explorer
• Voice Recorder replaced by Ultimate Voice Recorder
• Google Play Store v.3.10.9
• Google Maps 6.12.0
• Google YouTube 4.1.47
• Jorte Calendar 1.4.17

Downloads:

ROM: Ace-i-Sure 8.0.0.zip (119 MB)

Google Apps: Download the APK files from here and install.

How to Install: Follow the a steps given the tutorial at the beginning of the article.

How to Unbrick/Install Official ROM on Ace S5830i