@anivesh93

Thanks so much for posting this. I am just a regular kind of phone user, without much knowledge on Android, etc.
When I saw on my phone that I could not "get rid of" Facebook I was disappointed with my ST15i.
Don't get me wrong, the phone is far and away better than any other phones I have owned.

I am going to test out your method and see if it will allow me to control apps like I had hoped when I originally bought the phone.
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P.S. Maybe you could point me in the right direction on my own goals.
{I should note I am not a person who does not try to find out how to do something, but I don't even know the right search terms to begin to look....To crunch through 1000s of replies and guides would get too much}

Would you please take a look at my post and tell me if what I am wanting to do could be even done? I am not looking for a lengthy explanation, just to know that "yes,it can be done" or "no,it can't be done" {unless I am willing to figure out a lot of complicated stuff and most likley brick my phone (which I cannot risk doing }

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2146075

@zodoz

Your Mission is quite a good one if it works.

Honestly,I am not sure whether this is possible or not,as I haven't come across this ever.You could try putting this question in front of senior developers,they will be of much help to you than me

Originally Posted by anivesh93

Honestly,I am not sure whether this is possible or not,as I haven't come across this ever.

I was afraid you might say that

Honestly, it is so easy and inexpensive to switch SIM cards here, that to have 2 numbers to separate work & personal life, seemed a no-brainer.

A new number costs me less than $4.....and gives me access to a 3G network + GPS. No contract. Pay as you go....

I am beginning to take a look at where the overlaps/shares are occuring. It seems to me {in my limited knowledge} that the key here is the actual phone number & possibly, the IMEI #. How to route data by setting up the phone to switch from one set of storage/files/settings to another is not yet apparent...Will keep trying..

Thanks Anivesh

alntiab Essen

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@Anivesh

After some reading, it appears what I am trying to accomplish may not be as difficult as I first thought.

I am thinking of a Dual Boot scenario with 2 different Sim + SD combinations...

The OS would basically be 2 slightly different versions of Jelly Bean...

The difference may only end up being coding/setting where info & folders are stored on each SD card...

Originally Posted by zodoz

@Anivesh

After some reading, it appears what I am trying to accomplish may not be as difficult as I first thought.

I am thinking of a Dual Boot scenario with 2 different Sim + SD combinations...

The OS would basically be 2 slightly different versions of Jelly Bean...

The difference may only end up being coding/setting where info & folders are stored on each SD card...

Yeah,the task is simple and will be a revolutionary one when completed....
(Wish I had some knowledge on this :P)

Trying on CM 10

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I used this before I rooted my xperia ray and worked perfectly. Now I just rooted and flashed to CM 10, hope this continues to work( because I saw its actually made for ICS )

Originally Posted by L0GAN0

I used this before I rooted my xperia ray and worked perfectly. Now I just rooted and flashed to CM 10, hope this continues to work( because I saw its actually made for ICS )

If you watched my video,you would have noticed that I've performed the whole procedure on CM10...


It Works !

Originally Posted by anivesh93

If you watched my video,you would have noticed that I've performed the whole procedure on CM10...


It Works !

Yup it works indeed. Sorry didn't watched the video my bad.

Anyways thanks