yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k1sr:
I have a slightly different problem...

I have no issue using Vlingo (if it worked)

Firstly, it's not responding to pressing the button on my bluetooth anymore.

Secondly, when it did, the device had to be unlocked for it to work.

Damn you Vlingo.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] niceasmay:
The only legal solution is unfortunately this, as far as I know:

1 Backup the phone

2 Take it to authorized repair service

3 They will "degrade" firmware to the last version which was problem free

4 Restore from backup and hope it will work. More chance to succesfully restore is if you made a backup on previous firmware

5 Reinstall all the apps.

Well done Samsung :(

Bytheway can anyone tell me what was their last firmware that did not have this issue?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ray Adams:
Awful solution.

Anyone with the latest 2.3.4 firmware here? Can you confirm this bug?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] niceasmay:
I agree but does anyone knows any better without rooting? Everyone must decide the importance of being able to use bluetooth calling from the car. I personaly need it so much I am willing to degrade firmware. I waited with buying gs2 until voice speed dial came up.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] niceasmay:
Anybody out there good enough to know how to disable or erase voice talk app, integrated in GS2?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k1sr:
Your first question should be how to use the search function in this forum.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] K66Y:
Update solved the problem

Hi

Yesterday my Galaxy SII got an update, Android OS got updated from 2.3.4 to version 2.3.6 and Baseband version is now SC02COMKL4.

Now I am able to activate the voice dialing by a long push on the Bluetooth connect button. :D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gabolander:
Where's voice input key

Overall wonderful rom!! .. but I couldn't find Mic key for activating voice input in my keyboard, evev if in Settings->Keyboard&Languages->"Voice input key" I set both "on main keyboard" or On symbols keyboard".

Anyone can give me a suggestion?

Tnx.

Gabo :cool:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TUNCAYCETIN:
ANOTHER PROBLEM RELATED WITH THE SAME TOPIC

I can start Cyberon Voice Commander (CVC) with BT headset button.

But there is only one problem that I can not solve anymore:

Everytime Note2 is turned off completely or restarted, I have to reassign the BT headset button to Cyberon Voice Comander.

Is there any genious gentleman to help me ?

Thanks.

Tuncay
[Palm Treo Pro] Bugsy_malone 666:
In our office we aquired in our IT disposal box a Palm Treo T850, which my boss and also team leader looked at and just went 'oh its broken'.

Me being me did some investigating but havent come to a massive conclusion as to the problem with the device, other than perhaps some sort of either software fault or something which is hardware that says the phone is totally dead.

Basically when you put the battery in it boots to a white screen (initially it makes some sounds then it went mad pinging) and I have charged up the unit.

I have tried soft reset with the reset button and I have also tried various hard reset methods I have found on the internet. I however still have a white screen!

initially the phone did have some data left on it, but now its clearly hard reset as the data and anything that was on the phone has gone.

Also when I plugged it into my PC it came up with a setup program to sync the palm and my PC which it didnt do before.

I have had the unit to pieces but it seems fine inside, so I am a bit baffeled!

Can anyone suggested what the problem might be or how to fix it?

Its not important but I thought well why throw away an alright phone if it can be fixed :)

Cheers
[Palm Treo Pro] guilledil:
In case it is the GSM version you have to make sure there is a SIM card in the TP. Otherwise it won't boot. Hope this helps..
[Palm Treo Pro] 3skimo:
It does boot without sim card alright.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] clown_luv:
I looked all over and I need the apk for the white pandora app. Any help????
[Samsung Infuse 4G] rjan22:
What do you mean white Pandora? Anyway white stuffs on screen will sucks your battery if you are on amoled. So I use all black themes.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] clown_luv:
i mean on my cappy someone posted pandora apk s that were modified and themed was just wondering if anyone had them or the link because i cant find it
[Samsung Infuse 4G] rblankman:
do you still have the apk. mabey a custom apk?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] clown_luv:
Yeah it was a custom apk and I was to stupid to back it up when I sold my cappy lol
[Samsung Infuse 4G] rjan22:
So you back it up, why are you stupid then?
[Xperia Play General] kenshindono:
In addition to many Android-based games aimed at the system, three new PlayStation classics will get Xperia Play ports. "Jet Moto," "Hot Shots Golf 2," and "Wipeout" will all arrive on the Xperia Play later this year, optimized for the slide-out gamepad.

The three games are well-known PlayStation titles, and while they're not AAA games like "Metal Gear Solid," "Final Fantasy 7," or "Xenogears (that i'am currently playing)," they're big enough to give the previously perceived "PlayStation Phone" a strong shot of PlayStation flavor.

source: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2386567,00.asp
[Xperia Play General] ncaissie:
That's not enough for me. I want more and better games faster.
[Xperia Play General] Logseman:
Will they be actual ports or will they be emulated ISOs? If they are the latter, they can count on nobody buying them.
[Xperia Play General] zerojay:
They're the same as the ones that are already up, so basically emulated ISOs just like Crash, Wild Arms, etc...
[Xperia Play General] metcard:
I wish they would release Wipeout 2097 with proper widescreen support and some sort of online scoreboard for timetrials.

Wipeout 1 was a fine game back in it's day, but when you have played perfection in the form of 2097, it's kinda hard to go back to the original.
[Xperia Play General] zerojay:
You're never going to see 2097 released on PS Store or for Xperia Play... same with Wipeout 3.
[Xperia Play General] tr00st:
Neither will be a problem once the DRM's been ripped out though...
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] booda3000:
My mic doesn't work with any CM7 kernels, during SIP calls.

Anyone having success?

Oklahoma
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deltwalrus:
Wrong forum for Q&A
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] booda3000:
Ur on point!

Anyone else?

Oklahoma
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] booda3000:
The microphone works with CM7 and latest csipsimple nightly!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boristhebladexx:
wrong place br000000000000000
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] darkredphantom:
I have HTC HD2 USA Tmobile in its original state.

I'd like to have dualboot with currect OS and Android (latest is 2.3?) and also win phone 7

Dont know where to start... :(

What i do understand is that i can try different ROMS for android and so forth, but i have no idea where to start.

Thanks for your help (ALL)!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mutil:
first you can try an android sd build. cause it has no risk and very easy to flash. no hspl etc. after some time you can pass to a nand android. i don t think you will want winmo after android.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Nigeldg:
I'm new here too, but as far as I know, there is no real way to boot WinMo, Android and Windows Phone 7. You can only do WP7 and Android or WinMo and Android, or just Android off of NAND af course. I may be wrong, but I don't think there are SD builds of WP7. Also, I agree with mutil, use an SD build (I recommend AmeriCanAndroid). :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] darkredphantom:
Thanks all!

can someone provide me a link on where to go to get an SD Build, please understand im very new to the phone scene.

tys!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] warrenb213:
Check the SD section. Lots of us devs have provided options with instructions. :)
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh5abiking:
What's the purpose of the Engineering SPL?

When you get radio S-OFF, you already have access to most of the bootloader's commands, so what exactly is the purpose of having the engineering SPL when you already have radio S-OFF?:confused:
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c00ller:
It lets you use fastboot commands. I can't really say much other than that because I don't have it, either. One thing people like about it is you can flash individual partitions like

fastboot flash partition partition.img

but functionality wise I also fail to see how a PC10IMG.zip cannot achieve the same result. I'm sure a more knowledgeable person can enlighten us
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raitchison:
I don't have the Engineering HBOOT either but as I understand it the main benefits of having it are it gives you some more options for fixing things if you get a semi-brick as you can flash a new recovery and run other commands from fastboot.

Of course the risk is (and why I don't have it) that if something goes wrong with flashing the HBOOT you have a brick.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh5abiking:
Well, when I rooted my phone via the method on the xda wiki, I unintentionally installed the Engineering SPL. I just copied and pasted all the commands since I have Ubuntu 11.04 on my computer.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh5abiking:
Well, a PC10IMG.zip will only work if your main software is less than 1.19.531.4 (For G2. I don't know about Desire Z) otherwise, you're probably gonna be facing a semi-brick.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] silverwind:
then.. you were lucky :)

I couldn't imagine if something wrong when you were flashing it (such as electricity shutdown) :rolleyes:

cheers...
[Droid X Themes and Apps] Deputydroid:
Deleted

Over hundred views and not even a "hey cool thanks"

I'll stick to the Evo Side of XDA.....

You can find it there.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] illcat2000:
Hey cool thanks!
[Droid X Themes and Apps] Mystikalrush:
Link plz!
[Droid X Themes and Apps] illcat2000:
Hes mad at us droid x'ers for not hailing the chief just go into the evo section and look that's where i found it.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] owenbeals:
http://droidmodderx.wordpress.com/netflix-now-working-on-droidx-droid2-download-apk/

There is a link to a working apk
[Droid X Themes and Apps] sniffs:
1.2 worked fine, now I have the 1.2.1 and I'm greeted with a few messages.. First got a PW was wrong message which it wasnt.. tried a few times and then said it cannot connect to Netflix..

:(
[Droid X Themes and Apps] xformulax:
regular version from the market works for me...

http://www.mediafire.com/?4xwncz7doz475tj
[Droid X Themes and Apps] sfreemanoh:
It's available on the market now if you're running a stock or custom GB ROM.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] marinos2000:
is it possible to connect my ps3 controller with my android ? i know that is possible on wm (i had the hd2 and did that) but i cant find how to do it on android
[HTC Incredible S] frozn:
Hi guys,

Recently, my phone showed a pop-up about the 2.3 Gingerbread update. I downloaded it and began the installation process. However, as it was installing ( with the green bar under a phone with a sd card i think? ), the whole icons for the process disappears, and it is replaced by a phone with a red triangle and an exclamation mark inside of it.

At first, I assumed that this was due to my SD card being buggy. I moved all my files onto my computer and I reformatted the SD card, and then I put the information back on the SD. However, the problem still occurred.

I then bought a new SD card, and attempted to install the update using that one, still, no success.

After a factory reset of the phone, I attempt to install the update, yet to be again faced with no success.

I assume that the problem is because of my phone's ROM, so I put it into recovery mode. After I select recovery mode using the power button, it goes to the white HTC screen with green text, but right after that, the black screen with the phone yet again appears.

I'm so frustrated right now, as I have cleared all my phone data, my SD card data, and even spent good money on a SD card that I didn't need, and I still have not fixed this problem. Someone please help?

Thank you,

Kevin
[HTC Incredible S] knightrocker:
Dude ... That is the screen that appers before the phones enters recovery ... Relax ...

Redownload the rom and wait for some time after that screen appears ...

Ive never got the update myself so i dont kno if its normal ....BUT im sure its the screen before the stock recovery opens ...
[HTC Incredible S] frozn:
Thanks. I did that, and I left the phone to sit overnight, but it still did not change at all. When I woke up, the phone and the red error sign was still there. Are you sure that's the screen that appears before?
[HTC Incredible S] Hawkysoft:
try to press the volume button up or down when that sign is showing

if that fails, install a ruu and run it

if that fails,

-grab the rom.zip out of the ruu (run ruu, go to %temp% folder (run %temp%) there is a temp folder -containing the rom.zip)

-copy that to a diff directory (since else it will be deleted after you cancel the process)

-rename it to PG32IMG.zip

-put it on your sdcard

-go to your hboot

-flash it

if that also fails... your fked and need to bring your phone back to the place where u bought it
[HTC Incredible S] frozn:
Hi, thanks for the reply. I tried your first solution, but for the rest of them, I am quite confused as to what they all mean.

What exactly is a ruu, and how do i run it?
[HTC Incredible S] Hawkysoft:
Download here and open by double clicking it...
[Thunderbolt General] Samsuck:
Okay, I'm here in Houston and as of yesterday, I have noticed that it takes FOREVER for certain web pages to load. Specifically, Google.com(along with google search), and Yahoo (m.yahoo.com)

When I switch to 3g and Wifi, they resolve normally. On 4g, it's as if the dns server is having a tough time getting there. The weird thing is when I ping the sites by domain, I'm getting responses on my phone so I'm not even sure if it's DNS. Since if it was DNS I'd get slow responses, or I would only be able to ping it by I.P address.

So, I got an app on the market called SETDNS, and it seems to change my DNS server (I have it set to OpenDNS) and it still doesn't load up these sites fast.

Anyone in Houston having an issues with slow sites?

I've verified that it's not my rom (CUBEDROM) as my Co-worker here is on BAMF and is currently experiencing the same thing. I thought it was just the tower we both happened to be on, but we went somewhere outside of work on the other side of town, and still the same thing

Any ideas?
[Thunderbolt General] NickWarner:
FWIW, I'm in Denver and experiencing the same issues on those sites. While on the LTE network, some sites are ridiculously slow to load compared to 3G. I don't believe it's strictly a DNS issue; you'd never get the page to load at all if you couldn't resolve the domain name, you'd just get a 404 or the like.
[Thunderbolt General] miketoasty:
Same thing with me in Pittsburgh. Even happens when trying to load the XDA app. Just takes forever on 4G but then 3G works fine.
[Thunderbolt General] Samsuck:
Yeah, you know what you're right. If it was strictly DNS then I would only be able to ping by I.P

So is 4g being routed through a proxy or something?

It's getting annoying because I use google search alot on my phone, and it will only load up properly on 3g.

Hrm, so apparently it's not just a Houston thing.

If anyone could continue to confirm this that would be great.
[Thunderbolt General] nbdysreal:
Purely just a theory, but with the big sites like google.com and yahoo.com, they are testing IPv6 (Global IPv6 test day, started yesterday at like 4pm West time i believe). Possible that your wifi and 3g can handle IPv6, but the 4g switches were struggling? Just a theory.
[Thunderbolt General] letzgostate:
Same issues here in Detroit, was better 20 mins ago but back to the same problem again.
[Thunderbolt General] NickWarner:
I agree that World IPv6 Day could be a cause, but that's only if you have trouble routing to the IPv6 address. I'm testing using purely IPv4 addresses for m.google.com (First response I get is 74.14.213.193).

On LTE, I'm averaging 300ms for the first hop (69.83.157.73), and ~75ms for the other hops.

On 3G, I average 130ms for the first hop (69.83.157.73), and ~115ms for the other hops.

If that's on each packet, I'm experiencing about double the load time for any traffic to m.google.com on LTE vs. 3G. Of course, that's not taking into account actual transfer speeds, so some of that might be recouped on larger packets, but still, it's significant.
[Thunderbolt General] cmhfdisker:
Same in Columbus, Ohio except that 3g was doing the same thing. I was trying to stream Tunewiki on the way to work around 8am and nothing would load. I tried rebooting but it didn't help. At that point I chalked it up to network problems. I jumped on wifi when I got to work and have been waiting for the threads to pop up here to confirm.
[Thunderbolt General] revolt1:
Same thing in socal so its a national thing

good thing we have options to change to 3g

and not 1x
[Thunderbolt General] Samsuck:
Hrm, that's interesting.

Yooooo, i think you're right

check this article out

http://www.metro.co.uk/tech/865705-google-facebook-and-bing-test-ipv6-as-net-runs-out-of-space

I can't resolve google,yahoo, facebook,and bing is occasional.
[Thunderbolt General] NickWarner:
They all will failover to IPv4, and I was testing using the IPv4 addresses. I still think there's something wrong here, and the World IPv6 Day stuff is masking it.

I can resolve all of the major sites in DNS and get both an IPv6 and IPv4 address for them. I chose to test with only IPv4 to ensure that my results would be comparable to each other.
[Thunderbolt General] nbdysreal:
Nick, i agree that there is an error here. I'm just outside of my 4g at work, but can you check what your IP is if you are on 4G? I have a sneaky suspicion that there is a correlation here. If we are on v6 and pinging to v4, could possibly see higher load times if there is software glitches on verizons end. Awfully suspicious if they are not related! And i do know the t-bolt is v6 ready, as all LTE on verizon are required to be v6 ready.
[Thunderbolt General] Samsuck:
Hrm. When on 4g my IP is 166.249.220.38, for 3g my IP is 166.249.197.80
[Thunderbolt General] nbdysreal:
Well there goes my theory. Thanks for checking Samsuck.
[Thunderbolt General] NickWarner:
I too see addresses in the same IPv4 Class A (10.0.0.0) when on either LTE or 3G. I'm seeing non-routables, of course, which then get NAT'd through to a pool of external IPv4 addresses.

Running netcfg on the phone shows that I only get IPv4 addresses. I don't believe that these phones are receiving IPv6 addresses from Verizon, which makes sense if they're non-routable addresses, since they'll have to be NAT'd at some point.

Ok, so netcfg on Android only supports IPv4, which is my bad.
[Thunderbolt General] nbdysreal:
I may have spoke too soon. This guy says his VZ LTE always assigns him a IPv6

www(dot)anandtech(dot)com/show/4289/verizon-4g-lte-two-datacards-wifi-hotspot-massively-reviewed/3

I can't seem to find any sites discussing for definite what IP's VZ deals out on LTE.

Samsuck, was the checker you used IPv6 capable?
[Thunderbolt General] dopediculous:
Same here in Reynoldsburg man. Went down forbme last night around 1am n spotty ever since...

4Geezy ON DopeDiculous's ROOTED TBeezy!
[Thunderbolt General] nbdysreal:
Man it sucks not being on 4g to try myself, but if someone could try usb tethering, and also wifi tethering, then IP checking on a IPv6 capable checker. Might find out if it is the culprit.
[Thunderbolt General] Samsuck:
When you say checker what do you mean? How did I check my IP?

I just browsed to http://whatismyip.com

I pinged the different sites via the terminal emulator.
[Thunderbolt General] NickWarner:
Ok, when I'm on LTE, I do indeed get a public, routable IPv6 address. Using http://whatismyipv6.net on the phone, I can both see the address and traceroute back to it. Awesome.

On 3G, going back to the same site shows me that I only have an IPv4 address. It's a non-routable 10.0.0.0 address that gets NAT'd to a 166.250.0.0 address on the outside.
[Thunderbolt General] NickWarner:
When I switch back to LTE and ping6 m.google.com (2001:4860:8005::c1), I average 97ms round-trip. If I ping4 m.google.com (74.14.213.193), I get all packets lost.

Tracing to m.google.com's first listed IPv4 address (74.14.213.193) still gives me an average 300ms first hop, followed by an average of 80ms for the other 8 hops.

Tracing to m.google.com's first listed IPv6 address (2001:4860:8005::c1) gives me an average of 300ms for the first hop and timeouts for the remaining hops.

Switching to 3G gives me the following:

ping4: all packets lost

trace: ~120ms for all hops
[Thunderbolt General] nbdysreal:
So could be going from v6 to v4 is the problem we are experiencing.
[Thunderbolt General] NickWarner:
It does seem like there's a routing problem here, but I'm still not entirely certain what it is. We're being handed two IP addresses when on LTE: a public v6 and a private v4. When routing to a public v4 (m.google.com, 74.14.213.193), there should be no 4-to-6 conversion taking place. It's strictly a NAT issue at that point. Still a routing issue, but not necessarily a 4-to-6 issue (in my opinion), since our public IP address is a v4 address and we're routing to a v4 address.

It's still possible that Verizon's running a 6-to-4 tunnel for us when we're on LTE, but then why bother with the private v4 address? If that were the case, they'd just hand out v6 addresses and leave it at that.
[Thunderbolt General] :
How can we address this to Verizon. If I call, the tier 1 people are just going to try to get me to factory reset my phone. You know how that goes.

We need this escalated to some network engineers or something.
[Thunderbolt General] NickWarner:
I'm not certain there's anything we can really do about it. In the past, I've been told that their LTE network is still under construction and they'll resolve these problems as they bring more markets online and integrate the sites.

Also, since there's a distinct chance that World IPv6 Day is the ultimate culprit, we probably want to wait until after 8pm EST today to figure out if we're still having problems.

Concerning talking to Verizon, I've been able to talk to network engineers by simply telling the tier 1 people that I already tried all their troubleshooting tips, in detail, usually before they can suggest them. That gets me up a tier pretty quickly, if not straight to a network tech.
[Thunderbolt General] :
Interesting!

Check this out

go to this site on your PC

and then on your phone

http://test-ipv6.com/

On my PC with my home isp (Comcast) it says no problems anticipated on IPV6 day and all is well

When I'm on 4g and go to that site on my phone, it says I will experience problems on IPV6 day.
[Thunderbolt General] nbdysreal:
Yeah, i checked that out too Sam.

In regards to the LTE network, admittingly, i don't know near as much about it as i should working in the tech field, but i know with our private v4 addresses, they are this way so we don't run servers on VZW's network. Strikes me as odd that we have public v6 addresses. If this truely is the case (and not just masked privates), then i see this changing in the future so people don't tether their thunders and have a nice bandwidth 4g server.
[Thunderbolt General] NickWarner:
Comcast in my area isn't participating in the trials yet, so I don't have a public IPv6 address at home.

On the phone, 19/20 tests were successful on LTE. Apparently, Verizon's DNS server can't communicate with IPv6-only authoritative servers. Not a big deal today, since all authoritative servers will also respond on IPv4.