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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JVDROID:
Hi,

First of all thank you for the replies.

are you sure the official 2.3.4 hasn't come out via KIES?

I read some posts regarding the official release though.

Once again from my understanding, my kind of firmware (PDA:KG1 / PHONE:KF3 / CSC:KG1 (OPS)) is actually released by Optus via KIES, it is actually more like the OPTUS (and australian phone carrier) version of this firmware, thats why there are few users compared to the majority.

So what u mean is even though others (non-optus user) might get the update BUT i have to wait for OPTUS itself to roll out the update via KIES, right?

Okay lets not talk about official 2.3.4.

AND one more thing, i would really like to remove the Optus bloatware by flashing STOCK firmware via Odin, but i have no idea which STOCK firmware i have to choose from. i'm aware that there are a lot of stock firmwares available from the link provided above, but which is the appropriate as well as the latest STOCK firmware for my unit.

Since my current firmware is PDA:KG1 / PHONE:KF3 / CSC:KG1 (OPS), obviously it is a Optus-based firmware, so which STOCK firmware do i have to choose from? what is the 'stock version' for my current firmware as listed from here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075278

i am really stuck here. Hope you understand my situation.

Thanks once again mate
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hwoarang626:
i use leedroid 2.5 and im very happy with it ,, i only have one problem ,, when i open a page using javascript like facebook and then scroll down then click on link to open in new tab my current page jumps to the top ,, i tried many roms but this problem is not happening there ,, it only happens in leedroid 2.5 and its really annoying ,, i tried dolphin mini and hd and the stock browser all have the same behavior ...
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hwoarang626:
up up up up up
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatDrOiD:
Try another browser.

SwiftKeyed from Oxygen with Transparent XDA App
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ben81:
I'm running Leedroid 2.5 and it doesn't do that. Tried using the stock browser only.
[General Questions and Answers] Wood-Duck:
Just rooted my HTC Desire (Telstra Australia) for the first time (TMod LeeDriod 2.5 A2SD Final) and all indications were normal until the first reboot. My phone cycled through the "Why So Serious" splash screen about a dozen times or more before getting to the LeeDriod boot screen. I then got everything working, set in the Telstra settings (as I had no network) and rebooted, and the same thing happened again! 12 reboots on the Splash-1 (WSS) screen, then it went again to the LeeDriod initialisation screen. It has retained all of my Telstra settings but now I have no phone connection!!

I have good wi-fi connection but when I check Network Operators for available networks, I get the message "Your SIM card does not allow a connection to this network".

HELP! How do I restore to my original ROM if I can't fix this??

P.S. My phone model now shows as an A8181 when I am sure it used to say A8183

Oh and the system says my SD card is not mounted. Even in recovery mode it is telling me it is unable to mount the SD card. I cannot even get Telstra ROM reflashed as the RUU says it cannot talk to my phone. Under Device Manager, my phone comes up under Other Devices "Qualcomm CDMA Technologies MSM" three times!

How do I flash the ROM when it cannot talk to the SD card?? I have even tried another SD card and it is not recognised either! I have also tried reformatting my SD card via GParted and have a 1GB ext3 partition and the remaining 14GB or so as FAT32, but still no luck.

I can now also confirm that when I boot to HBOOT, I get a few lines of messages that momentarily flash mid-way down the screen saying something about an image not found. I have tried to start the whole process again but am unable to get AlphaRev to recognise the phone, nor Windows... :-((

In HBOOT when I go to recovery mode and try – mount /SDcard I get the error:

E:Can't mount /devBlock...(something or other...it reboots before I can copy everything)
[General Questions and Answers] Wood-Duck:
Update - Issue appears fixed

A link on Roms-au.com / installations / extras / fixing-usb-brick provided to me on Whirlpool forums appears to have done the trick. Not only is the phone identified now, it boots immediately and correctly as you would expect...and my SD card is back!

Now the question is...can I assume that all is well for the long term? Is it possible that this fix was necessary because of a bad flash to start?? Advice here would be appreciated.
[HTC EVO 3D] kratos313:
The other day I was looking at my uncle's atrix with the biometric lock, and the new facial recognition lock app and was joking with my coworker's about a vocal recognition lock app. I've looked in the market but got nothing. I'm just getting into making apps and am nowhere near good enough to make this and thats where this comes in at if enough want this maybe we can get someone to help make it even as a paid app I would jump for it

Awaiting Assimilation
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] Adria1234:
Hello guys,

I have a simple question I think :p

Where I can get the original htc statusbar from stock froyo to move it to the cm7 rom? Now I'm running htc froyo and I will go to cm7. But the statusbar of android 2.3 is not so beautiful as the htc sense one. Can you help me plz?

Thanks

P.s.: it is possible to get htc sense On cm7 or another rom with android 2.3?
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] 3xeno:
This theme is what you need to get the Sense look:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=970459

And no, it is not possible to get Sense in CM7 (Apart from the keyboard). There is a Sense 2.3 ROM, but, its incomplete at this point, but, you can still check the thread here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1067868
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] Adria1234:
Great thanks. I will try it today
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] G23Q:
i finally found a way to fully root the garmin asus a50 by using rootgt540
[Acer Iconia A500] MJ-12:
New browser for tablet from Dolphin!

Have a look, it might be good.

Let me know, I haven't tried it yet :)

MJ-12

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.dolphin.browser.pad&feature=search_result
[Acer Iconia A500] Nobody975:
I've been using it for a little bit and it seems good so far. I really like the layout and the speed and I haven't found any issues yet!
[Acer Iconia A500] 944s2power:
Been using it for a while, and i like it! Its my default browser..! :)
[Acer Iconia A500] crimson12:
So far im loving it, and it has none of the problems (random closes whenever i click certain link, specifically on Amazon) that opera mobile does. Great find OP.
[Acer Iconia A500] josinpaul:
Oh what an app! Superb....am short of words. Faster than native browser.I pushed the thanks button...hope I could do it 100 times for u.
[Acer Iconia A500] vince1979:
I've been using it for a while now and I am very happy with it; it has also become my default browser; download the ReadItLater add on and you're set :-)
[Captivate General] Jusrertiner:
When try to it ends up with a hml file saying you cannot access this page directly. Any fix?

Samsung captivate

glitch kernel

cyanogenmod 7 #71

OC and UV
[Captivate General] abteer:
Use Firefox to download and you'll be golden.
[Captivate General] conantroutman:
herp derp irrelevant...................
[Galaxy S II General] gaikokujin:
Hi! I bought my GS2 with Docomo the day it was launched and I have been enjoying it. One little problem, after using the Widget Locker application, I noticed a round circle near the lower right side of the screen, excactle the same shape and position as one of the circular shortcut from Wideget Locker. I uninstalled and waited a few days but it was still there, although barely visible. I went to the docomo shop the other day and the lady was as surprised as embarrassed and even checked her own GS2 to look for screen burns. Interestingly enough the demonstration model has a permanent screen burn of the dock bar (probably since the screen is always turned on).

After looking for similar issues on the forums, I found a thread about light blobs. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1197743.

Anyway, they agreed to change it for free. I went there and obviously very carefully looked for any screen defect. Only after removing the screen protective sheet did I notice the blue tint. Comparing it to the GS2 I had just returned, the new handset white was clearly tinted blue.

Will the tint go away after a bit, or is it a long lasting manufacturing defect?

The store agreed to change it once they receive a new stock of GS2 next week.

Is it possible that this specific store has received an unusually high ratio of handsets with defects? After all, what are the chances of me getting two faulty devices in a row...
[HTC Sensation] imkr1:
As question .. Since the stock Dialer show the size of the phone number way too small,

i would like to ask which available Custom Rom provide the biggest phone number size in our HTC Sensation.....:)
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MAQ7:
Hi,

VERY URGENT PLEASSSSSSSSSSS

I was trying to install Android_Revolution_HD-Incredible_S_1.1.3 thru CWM and

it said installed succssfully.

Then I did reboot but the device got stuck on the boot screen.

I have a NAND backup (thanks god) and I tried to do a restore thru CWM 3.0.0.8

When I restarted the phone (Vol down + power) I got Hboot but when trying to go to recovery it didnt run the CWM recovery. So, I am stuck now.

Please help me to get back my phone running up again.

Any idea about how to be able to run CWM recovery?

I am stuck with the Hboot screen and when I go to RECOVERY it goes to the fastboot instead. Moreover, if I run the device normally it gets stuck in the white screen with the HTC Incredible logo :(

Please see the below details of my device:

C:\android-sdk_r06-windows\android-sdk-windows\tools>fastboot getvar all

(bootloader) version: 0.5

(bootloader) version-bootloader: 0.92.0000

(bootloader) version-baseband: 2.15.00.07.28

(bootloader) version-cpld: None

(bootloader) version-microp: 0417

(bootloader) version-main: 3.26.605.1

(bootloader) serialno: HT08VHJ00454

(bootloader) product: incrediblec

(bootloader) platform: HBOOT-8x50

(bootloader) modelid: PB3120000

(bootloader) cidnum: 11111111

(bootloader) battery-status: good

(bootloader) battery-voltage: 3969mV

(bootloader) partition-layout: Generic

(bootloader) security: off

(bootloader) build-mode: SHIP

(bootloader) boot-mode: RUU

(bootloader) commitno-bootloader: dirty-bf6f94d0

(bootloader) hbootpreupdate: 11

all: Done!

finished. total time: 0.010s
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smtom:
If device was rooted with Unrevoked, you run that again and it'll place CWM recovery on the device. Device is a Droid Incredible, yes?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MAQ7:
Everything is fine now.

I put the image in sdcard as PB31IMG.zip and rebooted the device into Hboot and then flashed it.

Now, I am trying to run my backup.

Thanks
[LG Optimus Black] rgabi88:
I have a issue with wifi....

When I unlock the phone by sweeping up on the screen, wifi doesn't came back to "life" and I have to disconnect and connect again to work.

Sent from my LG-P970

Late edit:

It seems that a crowded wifi channel caused this. :o
[LG Optimus Black] sonic1995:
That happend to me too. remove the battery from phone without shutting down the phone, the SD card and SIM card too. Put all together and start up... that works for me
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krisgsgs2:
hi,

is there a way to disable the Android's library, i'd like to set files myself, an app perhaps?

or something that'll limit the search to a specific folder only? like for example, only fill up the library for musics only from /music folder and excludes anymore music files outside the /music?

thanks!

my phone is already rooted
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrSewerPickle:
I wonder if its because of the actual drivers being used. Is the video driver used by the kernel compiled in or insmod loaded during boot? I really havnt looked at how each driver is loaded in regards to Tegra 2 SOC.

Super wishful thinking would hope that maybe nVidia has a newer driver we could slap down and benchmark with HW accelleration?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrSewerPickle:
Also... On my Tab with the test apk you made, two webviews actually start out at the same speed then the hardware accellerated one begins to lag at roughly 2 seconds into the movement across.

It never regains that same speed as the non accellerated view so its not likely a GC running/inducing issue as it would likely speed up after the GC event (assuming it doesnt cause continous calls to the garabage collector).
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] z4gnom:
3.2?

any new ideas?

may be someone can run attached application on tablet with android 3.2 - just to check if bug fixed?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] z4gnom:
tested on acer iconia tab with 3.2 - same problem ;(
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Epeli:
I tested this on Asus Transformer TF101 (Andoid 3.2.1) and the issue exists there too.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dejfson:
Tested on Samsung galaxy tab 10.1. Same problem
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mred-it:
Anyone have benchmarked accelerated webview performance of Android 4.0?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sblantipodi:
Same problem here and with Android 4 on Galaxy Nexus,

android hardware acceleration is something that works bad and the problem is that they don't have fixed it yet.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slack04:
Damn, hate it when I accidentally hit the "thanks" button...

BTW- this thread is 1) long dead, 2) discussing android 3.1 on a tablet, not android 4.0 on a phone.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sblantipodi:
Is this thread expired? :D

I saied that I have the same problem on the tablet and on the android 4 device.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kllrnohj:
I know I'm late to this thread but the way you are doing your move is wrong. When you do DOM manipulation (by setting left/right) you force a repaint, which means you get none of the benefits of hardware acceleration and all of the downsides. You need to use CSS 3D transforms instead, which allows the browser to avoid repainting entirely making it silky smooth as a result.
[Hero CDMA General] cobitts15:
This isn't practical, but I'm looking for the Flavor Flav of roms. I'm talking clocks everywhere even in the submenus, any idea's how I can find this or make one?
[Hero CDMA General] kyouko:
Not sure how you'd do that, sounds like a lot of smali edits, editing source or something. It's probably easier just to buy a watch or a big ass clock like he has around his neck.
[Hero CDMA General] cobitts15:
It would be easier but a big clock is not what I'm looking for
[Hero CDMA General] rubyknight:
The only way it's gonna happen is if you search up a tutorial on making CM7 themes for the theme chooser and making it yourself. It wouldn't be easy though...
[Galaxy S II General] tonybhoy:
Just a quick thought word on this,i bought this as I thought it was meant to be super quick, but my nexus one is quicker ??? Anyone else think it's not really that fast at loading pages
[Galaxy S II General] drreality:
Seriously!
[Galaxy S II General] andrej.marinic:
first of all, it's dual, not duel. a duel is when you offend some bloke and then you shoot at each other, or stab each other to death. or be girls and slap each other with white gloves.

anyway, this phone is fast. loading pages cannot be a benchmark, since that depends on your connection. try playing some games, or using some cpu intensive apps. you'll see the difference.

and try not to troll. i mean wtf, your nexus one is faster than this phone. to quote the post above, as it really hits the spot: seriously!?
[Galaxy S II General] dork05:
I don’t know if this is where you are seeing the difference.

I had a HTC legend and when scrolling web pages with a lot of images, I could never see the checker box appear. But in the SGS2 I see the checker box appear quite often, perhaps it's just me or the way the phone is set up, but either way it does not annoy me.

But when it comes to sheer speed the SGS2 eats the legend a million times over. The most noticeable difference can be seen when installing apps, the SGS2 is blazing fast!!
[Galaxy S II General] JJEgan:
or be girls and slap each other with white gloves.

Just like this forum then .

jje
[Galaxy S II General] bruflot:
HTC Legend uses a CPU browser, while GS2 uses a GPU browser making it way smoother, but checkerboxes appears.

Download Opera Mobile or Dolphin HD or something to make the checkerboxes disappear.
[Galaxy S II General] EarlZ:
Theres an andriod phone that does not have checkered boxes? I thought that was only in safari!
[Galaxy S II General] Lennyuk:
I can assure you that my sgs2 on 800mhz max cpu speed will out bench your nexus one any day.
[Galaxy S II General] tonybhoy:
thanks for the spell check, but if you must in future please use capitals after a full stop, thank you, oh and it's not trolling to compare to phones, now if I was trying to get you to go to another site thats a different matter, thanks for your input
[Galaxy S II General] tonybhoy:
something like that mate,i pop my orange sim into both phones and my nexus always has a better signal and gets on the net quicker , thats what I meant, on wifi it blows my nexus away but 250 feet up in a crane wifi is not an option lol, cheers for replies folks
[Galaxy S II General] Lennyuk:
that is related to the modem on the phones (radio firmware) not the processor.
[Galaxy S II General] tonybhoy:
cheers for that mate it sort of explains it (i ain't tech minded ) can you boost the radio at all?
[Galaxy S II General] Lennyuk:
you could try flashing a newer version see if it helps.

go to menu > settings > about

and look at the "baseband" field to see what your current radio is.

should have a number like "KF2" or something
[Galaxy S II General] tonybhoy:
it says I9100XXKDJ
[Galaxy S II General] Lennyuk:
yeah that is really old now, there are loads of new ones to try.

Are you rooted?
[Galaxy S II General] tonybhoy:
no mate I'm not but now I suppose thats my next move
[Galaxy S II General] Lennyuk:
yes you will need to learn how to use ODIN and then use it to flash a newer modem and keep trying till you find the one that works best.
[Galaxy S II General] tonybhoy:
oh dear that's sounding too much for my capabilities lol, but will read into it, thank you for your help mate
[Galaxy S II General] Archer:
Don't be put off! Odin is an app that you run on your PC, you connect your phone in download mode (turn off then hold down volume down, home and power), download a file and then click a couple of buttons.

It's a doddle, as long as you follow instructions.

Now, finding the correct thing to flash to your phone is a different matter completely!
[Galaxy S II General] dork05:
Yeah don’t be put off. Rooting is easy. I was also scared at first, but it's basically a 30 second process. Try CF-Root, it's easy, just make sure you download the correct firmware for the rooting process.
[Nook Color General] OGPI:
So I'm in the market for a new toy to tinker with and I'm wondering if I should continue to look at the nook color as an option. I just bought a HP touchpad that I'm planning on returning simply cause I'm used to working with android and CM and don't want to fragment myself further.

Is the nook a worthy investment; do I have to worry about the community walking away from it like I see they are beginning to do with the evolution I own, or should I wait for some of the other 7-9" android offerings in the roster? Any input is appreciated.
[Nook Color General] Whoareyou:
I love my nook, but I think you may like the HTC Express better, (the flyer\evo view)
[Nook Color General] w8wca:
I like my NookColor a lot.

I have not used a Android tablet like Xoom or Acer or Asus to compare.

But it seems to work well.

ManualNooter = Works Very nicely, and also lets you have the NookColor stock OS look.

CM7 Works a good bit snappier imho than ManualNootered NC.

Mine is ManualNooter'ed as my wife reads now and then and does not like the CM7 interface.

I do a lot of reading and posting on ClubNook.com forums on mine, for the most part it does well. (I have it O/C also)
[Nook Color General] joenathane:
The Nook has a great screen, low price and it's the perfect size and weight. You can hold the Nook for long times without your hand becoming fatigued. I've used a few other tablets and I can honestly say I prefer the Nook. The Nook also has an active community with some great talent, I personally believe we'll see an ICS port and continued support for some time.
[Nook Color General] Moshe5368:
One of the best features of the Nook is that it boots from the sd card first. This device is, to my knowledge, the only android device to have this feature. Almost makes it unbrickable. But as has already been said, the dev community for the nook is great and cyanogen, with all the recent improvements, puts the nook on par with many of the higher end devices on the market. While there are a number of very good android tablets on the market, the nook, for the money, is one of the best values out there.
[Nook Color General] Nick N:
It cannot be beat for $200 (re-certified). Everyone who I have shown this thing to wants one, including a coworker who has a Xoom tablet already (not to replace it, but to have in addition to because of size).

My Mom uses hers for:

Angry Birds and Solitaire

Epub format books (Moon Reader +)

Grocery list (Grocery King)

Viewing pictures in Gallery

Email

Web browsing

Pandora Radio

Netflix

Alternately, my Wife has a 1G iPad and would not trade it for any Android tablet.
[Nook Color General] akaCat:
If you genuinely want to tinker with it, then you want a nook. It's virtually impossible to brick, and if you did somehow manage to brick it you'd only be out $200/$250.

If you just want a cool toy -- you probably still want a nook. It has a great screen, and is speedy enough for just about anything you throw at it. Unless you get a really great deal on something with a much better processor, the nook is the best bang for the buck.

If you want it to show off -- it depends on who you're showing it off to. Execs probably won't be impressed by anything unless it looks like an iPad, techy people will think it's awesome, and average people will be intimidated by the idea of hacking an ebook to be a tablet.
[Nook Color General] jerrykur:
Hi,

I have both a NC and a Asus Transformer (and an iPad), and am an App developer.

My 2 cents is that the Nook Color is a great ebook reader, but a bit limited as a tablet. Honeycomb is a reasonable first cut at a tablet interface where has the NC's 2.2 or CM7 both feel like they were meant for a phone. So if I wanted the tablet experience I would spend the extra money and get a true Android table running Honeycomb.

Jerry
[Nook Color General] alex6499:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Barnes-Noble-NO...US_Tablets&hash=item2eb6f2e551#ht_2550wt_1396

$180 + free shipping. Although I ordered mine from there and a pixel was broken but they are replacing it.