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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] A'reo:
Well i was trying out the Kingdom rom with 2.3.3 and sense 3.0 and my 4g took a minute to load up and never connected so after waiting 3 minutes i forgot to load up the icons also so i restarted it and tried to put the icons on. In the process i backed up my stock rooted rom because i didn't want to get another rom. But i tried it. And no im not a newbie i did it plenty of times with my evo lol. I won't even let me restore my backup'd image.. Stupid huh. But please if anyone could help me get a link to the stock 2.2 rom. I will be truly helpful. Please and thank you in advance.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sitlet:
If you actually took 10 seconds out of your life to look, you would find MANY threads with the stock roms. The stickies at the top of each page are a great way to find these.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mastertee666:
word...look and you shall find...
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Naeem786:
http://www.emoiz.com/worlds-first-64gb-microsd-card-from-kingmax
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Yuval_abou:
Is the sgs support sdxc?!
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] xmsnx:
http://www.emoiz.com/worlds-first-64gb-microsd-card-from-kingmaxCompletely useless for us with the Galaxy S, as far as I know it doesn't support SDHX.

More Info
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] DMD9:
No android phone supports MicroSDXC at the moment :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] mrsufgi:
finally a breakthrew.that means soons will have 64gb(128??) internal storage and 64/128gb extantion~!! the days of the hard drive has ended~!
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] DMD9:
This is old news, not a breakthrough, the tech as been common knowledge for some time and in theory supports capacities up to 2TB. Not looking forward to seeing the prices, on top of the fact that I've yet to see any smartphone/tablet manufacturer announce any future support yet.

And HDD's have sod all to do with smartphones, how many handsets actually support USB OTG? HDD's are not in any danger of being replaced in laptops or desktops, cards would be too slow, and even SDD's aren't much or a threat due to their prohibitive costs.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] -IK-:
Technology doesn't stand still though.

There may come a time when SDDs are cheaper to produce than equivalent HDDs due to economies of scale.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] ekaja:
oh...stable maintain data ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] SpaZzzzz:
since my smartphone functions as a portable-dvd for me, this capacity sounds great. tho im sure this SD will cost more than my phone itself hehe :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] xmsnx:
The capacity sounds good, but you'll need another/different phone to use it in though! :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] ertangun:
it doesnt support by SGS....
[Off-topic] T.C.P:
yea so ive been gone for a while, because i bricked my phone and had to swith to a iphone for a while :o :o :o, anyways, just bought a replacement yesterday so I am back LD... so whats new??

Max is still...... ***..... :cool::cool::cool:
[Off-topic] husam666:
no he's not ;) :cool:

dan is the one :eek:
[Off-topic] Babydollll:
What kind of phone?? (I know it's an Android... But...WHICH ONE?)

Sent from my NS running NSCollab cuz I lost my tin cans and string....
[Thunderbolt General] praiseyevon:
Look, this may not be a 28nm quad core phone with a 4.5" IPS 720p display, but we're getting there.

This is the best LTE phone still. Samsung has the AMOLED, but HTC gave this one the dual radio chipset and 4 antenna to give you the best reception, and since this phone is all about LTE, that's what makes it the best.

Battery life is the boon of LTE. You can get 3 hours of mobile hotspot if you're serious, but take today for example. Been at work for 4 hours with wifi on, and my battery still hasn't hit 80%.
[Thunderbolt General] dcc123:
Why is it I see everyone complain about the TB battery life?
[Thunderbolt General] spinkick:
Because its easy to drain. The phone has a smaller than average battery and the 4G tech is power hungry.
[Thunderbolt General] C Dirty:
I've had the phone since release, and I'm always testing tweaks to improve the battery life. This phone is a beast, so it can tear through the stock battery, depending on your use. I only have experience with the TB on LTE though, so I'm not sure how it is for the Charge. I wouldn't trade the TB for anything else though.
[Thunderbolt General] mystakin:
been using the phone for about a week and battery life really depends on how its used. for example, on days im constantly texting and using apps, the battery lasts me only half a day. but yesterday i was heading into nyc and needed the phone to last me the whole day and once i limited my usage of it, it did last. the phone doesnt drain battery very fast unless its under intense usage.
[Thunderbolt General] GuestK00231:
The problem with that statement is we shouldn't be forced to limit our phone use to make it through a day. I am not advocating heavy usage...2 days worth of battery etc, but under normal daily conditions the battery should make it through a day...meaning a combination of all the general things done on a smartphone, and then kinda averaged out to make it thorugh 10 or 12 hours.

I know all the arguments about it all ways...all I am saying is a smartphone should make it through a normal day usage...almost as a standard.

I am still torn on the phone...but I have trouble making decisions for myself...so no suprise to me there...I like some of the features of the phone, but really am just blah on it. The power button is under sensitive, the volume buttons overly sensitive and IMO in the wrong spot...dislike the feel of it in my hand *(had it since Tuesday).

The only appealing factor to me is the fact that AOSP has made it (and HTC's recent annoucement regarding unlocked bootloaders...makes me want to buy into the cause....and is what is deterring me from other LTE phones (I dont know why I give it so much thought we won't have LTE here til sometime before December (hopefully)...I just was ready for an upgrade, figured why not get at least unlimited LTE til sometime in 2013 (at the least..)

I am leaning heavily on bring this back for the charge...or waiting til the bionic....though AOSP is a very important factor for me in choosing a phone
[Thunderbolt General] mikeszekely:
I haven't had my Thunderbolt for long, but I'm enjoying it so far. I've liked HTC phones since my days with WinMo, and the TB is an evolutionary, not revolutionary, step up from the Incredible that I replaced. Digging the larger screen and LTE is fast in my area (Pittsburgh). I think it has a better feel than the Incredible, too. I didn't mind the tiered back, but it felt mostly plasticky. The TB definitely seems to be made out of higher-quality materials.

Battery life is it's weakness, though, but it's not a deal breaker. I can go from the time I wake up until the time I go to bed with it, for the most part (although I was able to go 2 days on a charge with the Incredible). I don't think I'm a particularly heavy user, though... an hour of talking, maybe a dozen texts, an hour on the internet, and sporadic checking of my email or Twitter. I keep my brightness set to about 30%, GPS and Bluetooth are off, all vibration is off, Twitter and email are set to update manually. Weather updates every three hours, contacts whenever.
[Thunderbolt General] jjpike:
So far I really like my TB. Battery life isn't the greatest but there are people working on that.

We weren't supposed to get 4G until Dec also but it showed up a few days ago.
[Thunderbolt General] cowisland:
Is not the phone in TB pretty crappy? It least on mine I get a ton of static when talking on the phone, and the volume is often either too loud or too soft, as if the range for volume control is not wide enough. It feels like my old clamshell from 3 years ago sounded much better.
[Thunderbolt General] dkoss:
Is not.

10 char
[Thunderbolt General] mikeszekely:
I wouldn't say it's crappy. I'm not getting static or anything on it. But it does sound a little tinnier than my Incredible did.
[Thunderbolt General] lanwarrior:
This is the primary reason I hate my TB. I use Exchange and Gmail push mail and I have done everything I could to reduce battery life, incl. limiting background data like weather, but my phone still only last 5 hours under normal usage. My old iPhone 4, with the same usage, will last another 3 hors at the minimum.
[Thunderbolt General] skinien:
Wow, 5 hours? That's crazy.

I use my phone to stream music for about 1 - 3 hours a day, sync google calendar, contacts, and gmail, and weather widget and I can get about 20 hours. If I start playing games or make long phone calls, that definitely makes a difference. But I can easily get 20 hours with moderate usage.

Have you thought or rooting and running a different ROM/kernel? I'm running Tesla Coil with leankernel and I love it!

edit: I also leave wifi, bluetooth, and GPS on all day. Wifi is set to sleep after 15 minutes. I'm also in a 4G area.
[Thunderbolt General] nricci:
Well... that is the problem. I'm trying to use my TB professionally. I use it to join conf calls, always with my bluetooth headset, check and reply company emails, etc.

It just doesn't cut it. I always have to recharge it mid day. I never had to do the same with my BlackBerry Curve or Tmobile G2, specially the G2.

Problem is not always I have the option to recharge. And just the fact that I have to pay attention and monitor battery level is not good.

I need a phone that I can use A LOT for email (a lot!!!) and calls, several calls per day, with bluetooth. The TB is not this phone.
[Thunderbolt General] tateg:
I've had mine sine thursday and the battery sucks. It reminds me of the original droid which I ultimately had to buy the Seido extended battery for to get the use I wanted out of it.

If you leave it in 3g it will go all day. On Friday my wife and I went looking at houses (we're shopping to buy) using my wifi xoom to do research while accessing data through the mobile hotspot. We drove around for about 4 hours and the TBolt still had 50%charge when I got home and I still had power when I put it on charge at bedtime. This was on 3g though.

Yesterday we did the same thing but I left 4G on. We drove off at about 2:00PM with a 90% charge on the phone. By 3:15 it was down to 39%. That's ridiculous, and the phone was crazy hot too.
[Thunderbolt General] miketoasty:
You are probably in a sketchy 4g area and probably used more data. Both will make a huge difference in battery life.
[Thunderbolt General] tateg:
Maybe, but it appears to have a pretty good signal. I haven't been watching that cloely but when I have looked it hasn't had below two bars. They claim the whole city is well covered and quite a bit of the countryside around it. Jacksonville Fl. may not have the *most* in population but it is the *biggest* city in the state.
[Thunderbolt General] sublimaze:
The TB is Verizon's first CDMA+LTE phone & has its shortcomings, just like any other 1st-gen technology. The battery is only 1400mah, so don't expect it to last as long as 3G-only phones with similar battery size. You can extend battery life by disabling nonessential apps/services & turning off 4G when you don't need it. You can also flash a custom rom & battery sipping kernel, but a lot of ppl are not willing to go that far, especially with the recent bricking issues. The best way to ensure you have enough juice w/o recharging is to buy an extra battery & charger. You can get both from ebay for less than $20. Then you won't have to gimp your TB just to make it through the day
[Thunderbolt General] cowisland:
I said the phone on t-bolt was crappy. People who said the word crappy was inappropriate were correct, thanks for that, it is not crappy. But, coming off at&t iPhone I immediately noticed that t-bolt did not sound as good, and this he first time ever I noticed a difference in call sound when switching phones, so got a bit upsetting I guess. By now I am used to it and sounds ok to me.
[Thunderbolt General] SomeGuyDude:
When you realize that this phone is more powerful than the computer I took to college and it's running on a battery the size of a saltine cracker, it's only logical that it won't last all day if you're using it nonstop.

Older phones seemed to last forever because all it did was make calls and the occasional text. I had the original enV and if I sat around using AIM and playing what few games were available the battery drained like my bank account at a strip club. Android phones? Fugeddaboutit. We're talking, texting, streaming, listening, WiFi hotspotting, playing, and recording all day long and DON'T think we'll need a power boost? Puh-lease.

Buy a spare battery, keep a charger handy, or just use it more conservatively.
[Thunderbolt General] satseaker:
Here here old chap well said if i do say so myself

my screamin' lil' bamfed out tbolt
[Thunderbolt General] mi7chy:
Battery life is dependent on what radios are enabled. If you download the LTEOnOff app from market and manually manage your radios you can get a huge improvement in battery life:

- CDMA auto PRL (3G only), best battery, my default mode as most things are fine on 3G such as browsing, Google Voice texting, Gmail, Google Maps, etc.

- LTE mode (4G only), next best battery, I enable this for streaming video, large file transfers, etc.

- CDMA + LTE/EVDO auto (all radios enabled), hardly ever in this mode since it drains battery fast
[Thunderbolt General] namurt:
New bolt owner here. I'm running das bamf remix 1.7 along with imo's leankernel (running in normal mode with swap enabled). I mostly run on WiFi as much as possible. I couldn't be happier with battery life (stock battery).

Just my two cents.
[Thunderbolt General] crg31953:
I've had my T Bolt for just over a month. Personally I think it's a great phone. I haven't had as sever of problems as others, random reboots 3, shutdowns 1 since the ota. The local Verizon store said that certain employees are testing the fix for this now, prior to release. I'm happy with that, and GB is coming. I knew battery life would be short when I upgraded, if I thought it was that much of an issue I wouldn't have bought it. This phone is faster and more powerful than any MOTO Android I've had and I think it's great. As long as HTC says there working on it, I'll give them the opportunity to correct any issues and form a final opinion after. Just my 2 cents!
[Thunderbolt General] bL33d:
Love this phone and love htc sense!! And teh super lcd screen is awesome. good battery life for me and no reboots :D
[Thunderbolt General] cspell:
Keep in mind that you can't go by your signal bars and assume you have the same LTE signal strength. The tower your phone radio connects to showing you the bars may not be the same tower you are receiving the LTE signal from. So LTE is not necessarily on every tower.
[Thunderbolt General] cspell:
I second this. I ordered a 3 battery + charger package off of ebay for less than $12 shipping included and all three batteries were 1500MAh and came from China. The place I found got the batteries to me in about 12 days, not too bad.

I also got the extended battery from Verizon. The extended battery is physically the size of two normal batteries stacked on top of each other. This batter lasts me more than 24 hours on a single change and I am in a 4G area and I have multiple email accounts syncing and set my weather updates for as fast as I can get them and well I'm going to use my phone. :-) I've also found that I actually like the extended battery on there as it makes the phone easier to hold in my hand. I've found the phone to be a little harder to hold than my old Droid X was. But with the extended battery cover on there it's much easier to hold. And with the extra standard batteries that I have I will just carry two of those with me in case I have to replace the extended battery. I'll put both of them in the place of the extended battery so it holds the working battery in place.

I absolutely love this phone compared to my Droid X, even after it just got the GB updated. My X is just unusable because the apps I want to run drag it down so much. I'm not having those problems with the TB. And as long as HTC sticks to their new no lockdown policy I will find it hard to go to any other brand. Well, at least today. The specs still aren't what I want on the TB, but it blows my X away so I'm really happy.

My only complaint about the TB, and it's not a big one, is that the screen color is way over saturated. I like it that way for general phone use, but for watching videos its not so good. The X screen is way better for more accurate video color.

The battery issues don't bother me. Sure, I would rather not have to change the battery or charge it all the time, but I had to do that with my X so what's the difference really. And I was never able to get cheap ebay batteries for the X to work right. But the ones for the TB are every bit as good as the original and better actually.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] rami78:
Hey everyone, I want to run a task29 to completely clean my NAND since i think one too many roms messed up my wifi.

The way i understood it i have to run the task29 then reflash magldr is that correct? am i correct that it will NOT remove hardspl? thanks
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jianC:
Task29 does not remove HSPL. It will remove anything on the nand partition.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Marvlesz:
No it doesn't.

Go ahead :D
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] rami78:
Thanks

Thanks everyone for the quick reply :D
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MДЯCЦSДИT:
What was wrong with bonsai masterkee unlock? Sorry if threads on this topic are against the rules (i thought only links were), so I am sorry if I broke the rules, if so a mod may delete this thread but I just want an explaination.

Did the news get around about a guy named butcher pete?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bmx_boi32:
Idk but why go to another method when one-click is simple and fast
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MДЯCЦSДИT:
Idk, idc, idgaf, im just wondering.

Did the news get around about a guy named butcher pete?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] p3dr0maz:
Currently the advantage of using their tool for me anyways is that I think their Recovery is > cwm 3.0.2.5 . In future updates this tool will install ROM's and will work on multiple devices is what i heard.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
This probably best as a discussion in the General thread. It seems a little more lenient as long as links to a site that is free and only requires a registration to download is forbidden unless you are Android Central which also requires registration to download. But that must be different ??????
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chris41g:
links to android central downloads are against the rules also... but discussing bonsai stuff is not. there are a few threads here. but announcing their releases here will usually get locked, since you cant link them, and they dont support them here. I havent used the unlocks yet, i downloaded them to take a look but havent had a chance, but when gingerbread comes they will have to make changes anyway.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
Thanks Chris for the explanation. I guess the Android Central links are not as controversial as the Bonsai so don't get the same publicity when they are removed. Thanks again.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prodigyplace:
No Bonsai links Allowed

I know that XDA does not allow bonsaigeek links due to the fact that Bonsai requires you to register at their site to get thair code. XDA views this as against the liberties granted through the GPL license.

I do not think they allow Bonsai announcements either.

The latest posters who were shutdown were flamers, extremely critical of XDA and their policies. If you do not like XDA policies, do not sign up & post.

They should not sign up, accept the policies, and then flame XDA, basically asking for a ban.

That's my opinion anyway, FWIW.
[Vibrant General] Marvlet:
Check this out...

http://www.droid-life.com/2011/05/2...ice-check-should-work-on-all-android-devices/
[Vibrant General] Longcat14:
It just crashes whenever I sign in. Got my hopes up for nothing. :C

Oh well, I guess I'll wait. :/

EDIT: Also running stock with the bali kernel, so stock could be the problem.
[Vibrant General] Zylograth:
Same here, crash on sign in
[Vibrant General] jnutz:
Works on CM7 build 8. :)

Streams smooth even on 3G and the quality is good!
[Vibrant General] Longcat14:
If only mine would work. :C

I guess I'll try to find the problem.
[Vibrant General] Towtruck:
Not working using Bionix v. 1.2

It crashes on sign in.
[Vibrant General] Longcat14:
Hmm... post all of your settings, if your overclocked, modem, and stuff like that. There's something common (other then Froyo) that is making it crash.
[Vibrant General] jnutz:
I used the version from the market if that helps. Other than that I have a bone stock CM7 build 8 Vibrant.
[Vibrant General] Longcat14:
Well, the netflix app has always worked on CM7. It looks like Froyo builds just crash on sign in. This sucks so much.
[Vibrant General] jnutz:
Your sig indicates you are on CM7. Is that false advertising?
[Vibrant General] Longcat14:
*just realizes that I never changed my sig*

No, I'm running stock because I soft-bricked my phone (no idea how), and don't feel like running CM7.

I'm going to leave my sig like this. False Advertising ftw.
[Vibrant General] xriderx66:
GUYS it only works on 2.3.

We've been through this before...
[Vibrant General] Longcat14:
Device check was removed. It doesn't give us "Your device is not supported", it just randomly crashes.
[Vibrant General] funeralthirst:
yup yup yup. uninstalled the hacked one and downloaded the newest from the market and it works fine on cm7 (8).
[Vibrant General] reuthermonkey:
...

yes.

Because it only works in Gingerbread.

They removed the warning that it wouldn't work, and they're just letting it crash instead.
[Vibrant General] Longcat14:
Hmm....

Sneaky bastards.

It worked on Bi-Winning V2 for like 2 hours, then started crashing again.

Oh well. :/
[Vibrant General] jmerchant:
The new market version doesn't work on NextGen V2 (overclocked 1.4 kernel). It crashes as soon as you sign in.

The older mod2 version would at least let you log in and let you do things, but then just give you that 1005 error about the server.
[Vibrant General] Sweet Peaches:
It works fine on my ROM which is CM7, not sure if it'll work on the Evo which is running stock, what's dumb enough is that I can't get the application from the market (dumb Sprint)
[Vibrant General] pitflyer:
Netflix doesn't require Gingerbread on its own, just GB on Vibrant. I use Netflix on my Archos 101 (stock, non rooted) tablet all the time, and that's on Froyo (and unlike Vibrant will likely never get Gingerbread)
[Vibrant General] rakeshchn:
Does Archos 101 has a snapdragon processor? I am starting to think something about hummingbird is not letting netflix run on 2.2.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamontryst:
hi, currently i am using cm7 nightly 77 and have some strange random issues

first, sometimes (i cant quite determine the cause) my loudspeaker and earpiece somehow get reversed (i.e. notifications, ringtones, the clicky noise play through earpiece) and when that happens, when i get a phone call, i cannot hear the other person, and they cannot hear me. multiple reboots until fixed

second, i either cannot or do not receive mms, is this because of the carrier? bug? or cause i don't have the stock messaging app installed ( i have handcent)

other non urgent issues, long lag after boot up, sometimes no wifi or gps connect until reboot, when updating an app from market some have "error, not enough memory", when retry always work and i have plenty of space on both internal memory and sdcard, computer wont recognize for adb (i have right drivers, recognizes cm 7.1)

im starting to think that it is in fact the nightly that im using, anyone have the same similar problems? im using this nightly for netflix, any newer ones work as well?

thanks