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[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] RojasTKD:
Well, I ended up returning the D100 and ordering a Monster ClarityHD. I figured I'd go with the compact size and speakerphone option for a little less money (about 10 bucks less).

I don't know if I'll take an audio quality hit, but I'll find out next week.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] dazz87:
I've have the Monster ClarityHD and its a pretty amazing little speaker. I use it everyday at work. It stated that on a full charge you could get 6 hours (bluetooth) but for me I am actually getting more then 6 hours. One time I was scare of is the battery life on the TF but looks like its not eating alot of battery life with bluetooth on.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] RojasTKD:
Good to know.

Have you tried the speakerphone? How's it work?

Everything I saw said 5 hours battery. That's the one area I was worried about. The D100 get 25 hours on four AAs. But I can live with about 5 hours I guess.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] dazz87:
I havent try the speakersphone on it. For sure, I am getting more then 5 hrs of battery life. When I get into the office I have it on till I get home that night(8 hrs), and its still going strong. The distance is pretty far over 30 feet away from my TF. There is a small lag when i am watching netflix with the audio and video but Monster does give you a 3.5 mm minijack cable with the speaker.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] RojasTKD:
Well that's a plus. I just wish I had the option to plug it in to a wall outlet and not have to worry about charging all the time, for those times it may sit on my desk for extended periods. But I guess that would of added to the size.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] RojasTKD:
Just got mu Monster ClarityHD BT speakers. Updated the original post with a quick review.

I'm glad I got these.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ltdanno360:
unlocked bootloader att. atrix. honeycomb rom. faux oc kernal
[LG Thrill 4G] whouwit510:
my phone stuck on att rethink possible im rooted is there anything to restore it i tried to install rom manager and flash it then i tried to reboot it now its stuck on rethink possible can anyone help please?
[LG Thrill 4G] samomamo:
Turn off the phone and turn on holding the power and volume down key, then release the power button you'll get to original recovery then restore. See if it helps
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sinkster:
I have been trying, for a few days, to download/update some apps. A lot of the ones I try to download say "not compatible with your device". OK, may be a market/geographic issue. But when I try to update google+, it downloads the app then says the app is not signed correctly? And when I try to update Facebook I get the not compatible message? But the best thing is, when I try a factory data reset, it goes thru the motions but nothing happens, ie not signed out of Google, etc. I'm using doomlords kernel, supercharger v6 scripts, xperia apps2sd, a few build prop edits so there may be some issue there, tho can't figure it out. Any advice?

*edit* btw, not bothered too much about fb or Google+, phone functionality is great so not going to start from scratch, just want to check there's no serious issues that may cause future probs

Uninstalled market updates, signed out/in and seems to be OK. Still don't get the failed factory reset,though...

sinkster
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SH4RKI3:
As you say, there is no point in reinstalling everything just because FB and G+ isn't updating properly... But what you can do is try to see if there is an app that you have installed that my trigger this problem. I.E Some time ago I had an app installed that somehow did not allow me to update astro... I uninstalled it and everything started to work like a charm.

My system is a untouched Xperia Arc.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sinkster:
Think it was the market app itself. Had installed 3.1.3 from an xda post, removed update and that's sorted. Just don't get being unable to factory reset.

sinkster©
[LG Thrill 4G] Komodo Rogue:
I did the same thing when I bought this phone! The Optimus V recovery doesn't work for our Thrills (not surprisingly), but luckily there is a thread here by designgears that will get CWM up and running.

As for your current predicament, I think I just did a battery pull actually. If that doesn't work you're not out of luck, but try that first because I think that's all it took for me! Might want to factory reset your phone afterwords.
[LG Thrill 4G] whouwit510:
whats battery pull let the battery drain or take the battery out i took it out already but it just keep getting stuck on att rethink thaanks

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i also holded vol down and power button booted into android recovery wiped everything and its still stuck on rethink possible i have insurannce can i take it back even though its rooted but stuck
[LG Thrill 4G] fn1046:
Don't worry they wont know its rooted. Just don't tell them you broke lol and you will be fine.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Layio:
Hello.

Is any metod to enable LG Hidden Menu on mik_os 6.5.7? I really need this, because I use as Field Test and Network Monitor.

I tried to copy HiddenMenu.apk from 2.3.3 to cm7 (to /system/app), but system doesn't see this app, or even activity.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] sweetnsour:
when you copy the apk to /system/app, make sure it has the same permissions as the others. if you are using root explorer as your file manager, this can be done easily by long-pressing the apk, select permissions, and set it to rw-r--r--
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Layio:
Unfortunately I copied apk file from Titanum Backup and this is broken app.

Can You send me HiddenMenu.apk from your system?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] terratrix:
No, you cant
[Optimus One, P500, V General] sweetnsour:
terratrix is right. this cannot be done. i was too busy thinking about system apps in general and did not realize what you are talking about. not to mention that i am also using miks cm7, which doesnt have hiddenmenu.apk
[Nook Color General] cmstlist:
I stopped by a Future Shop today and got to play with the 7" Acer Iconia Tab. Honeycomb 3.2 is really nice and usable at that size, unlike the old SDK ports to the Nook.

Any chance the SDK ports will be resurrected for 3.2?
[Nook Color General] joenathane:
No, without source there will be no viable HC port, anyway ICS will be out in a month or two.
[Acer Iconia A500] niko123456:
Hi all, I just got an a500 yesterday at a good price in singapore. However it is stuck at 3.0.1 [build 1016].

Anyone know why the ota isn't available to me?

Do I have some weird international version?
[Acer Iconia A500] kaziko:
I would check that its not counterfit. I know alot of Asian countries have problems with counterfits going around. Did you buy from a reputable dealer?
[Acer Iconia A500] Johnny0906:
You wont get a counterfiet in Singapore unless you are extremely unlucky.

Singapore is very trustworthy.
[Acer Iconia A500] niko123456:
not that I know for certain, but I'm fairly positive that its not counterfeit. It wasn't that good a price!

Its currently running 1.016.04 gen1.

Its never easy :'(
[Acer Iconia A500] erica_renee:
Call acer support.If that fails.find a 3.1 full update.zip file.flash the tablet to that. Then run the Acer update to get to latest version.

Acer recovery installer from the market.has the ability to do this.Look at the flashing stock roms threads in the development section.

Good luck
[HTC Sensation] mr2324jgf:
I've been messing with Ubuntu all night, I just recently acquired a laptop again (I intentionally went without for awhile).

Anyways, got a laptop, threw Ubuntu 11.04 on it and started having fun. Then I thought... I should totally theme it like my sensation.... and this was the result.

Anyone else this weird? lol. If so, share your creations :)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] herschen:
I believe that my device might be 'hard bricked' not 'soft bricked'

Recap: Had to go back to 2.1 via Odin, tried to install 2.3.3 via Odin 1.8 and it failed and now my screen looks like the attached image. Since I can't find a way to get into download mode and the Heimdall One-Click Unbrick failed, I think it might be a 'hard brick.' I have a dongle jib on the way, that might do the trick.

Here's the long story: I tried moving from Serendipity 7 to Cognition 5 last night. I followed the directions here; since both ROMS are 2.3.3, I skipped Step 1, which was to get the phone to Gingerbread. I copied the kernel and cognition zip files to the phone and then rebooted into CWM Recovery Mode. After installing the kernel, I used ADB to get back into CWM Recovery Mode, but unfortunately, the enter key (ie the power button) did not work, so I couldn't install the full ROM.

I then thought that it must have been because I didn't flash to gingerbread the way that was described in Step 1, so I followed those directions [URL="http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1127249]here[/URL], flashed ZImage-root.tar through Odin, got the fugu fish, somehow couldn't get past this point (I cannot remember why :confused:). I ended up using I897UCJF6-final-OCD-REV0.exe and reinstalling Eclair via Odin.

This worked great, but I had the stock phone. So I rooted the phone via the One-Click Root program and tried to install the zImage-root.tar, which FAILED. Since the screen when black on my phone, I pulled the battery and when I plugged it back in, this is the image that came up.

I have a Dongle Jig on the way to get the phone into Download mode, but the Heimdall One-Click Unbrick failed, so I'm worried that this might be a hard brick.

My phone is under "warranty" until November, but I doubt that AT&T will take the phone back with the attached image showing (it kind of voids the warranty, right?). :mad:

I want to thank everyone on xda-developers for so much help...even the people who chew me out.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watsa:
It is not a hard brick if you are seeing the screen as you posted above
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watsa:
oops double post.. sorry
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] herschen:
Thanks for the quick "double post." That's somewhat of a relief, as I read on the UnBrick Tool forum the following:

Soft bricks:

Flash improper firmware which the system recognizes as improper

Prematurely terminate transfer

Flash with a bad cable

Hard Bricks:

Flash improper bootloaders

Flash mismatched versions of proper bootloaders

Flash bootloaders with a bad cable

I don't know if what I flashed via Odin was a bootloader, it was this "Fugu" Kernel.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watsa:
Its a kernel. Not bootloader. You are not hard bricked, and I have presonally used the phone--!--pc screen as download screen
[General Questions and Answers] AurnenMikhaeel:
Hello xda peeps,

This is my first post on the site so here's to hoping I don't break any rules :p.

I have recently upgraded to firmware 2.3.3 on my Samsung Galaxy S I9000 with above mentioned Kernel - XWJVN. I know there is a related post in the development section but I am yet to find a simplistic explanation of:

1. How I would firstly root the phone to access superuser rights.

2. What the most useful changes would be to make to my phone once it is rooted, considering I am still relatively noob.

3. Pretty much anything else I would need to know, ie. basic explanations of rooting, roms, flashing etc.

I apologise in advance if aforementioned have been answered to suit a newbie such as myself but I was not able to locate them anywhere on the site.

Any help would be apprecaited peeps.

Thanks

Aurnen
[General Questions and Answers] tt0204:
Unfortunately you're in the wrong section :( Post it in the i9000 section next time ;)

For question1: search "CF-ROOT", there are much more information in the thread.

For question2&3: download "Root and me" from the market.

For your information, and in case that you have other device(s), almost every device have their own section in this forum.
[General Questions and Answers] AurnenMikhaeel:
Thank you kindly :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamilzych:
Hello.

I have HTC Desire rooted with Unrevoked and installed CyanogenMod 7.1 RC1 some time ago. My problem is that ClockworkMod version was 2.5.0.7. When I enter into Rom Manager I can see that mu current version of ClockworkMod is 5.0.2.0. But when I click on "enter into recovery" my phone restars and enters into recovery but then I see on top of my screen that it's still 2.5.0.7 version. So my question is, how can I update ClockworkMod with Rom manager?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andQlimax:
a recovery need to be stable and need to be working..cwm 2.5.0.7 is still the best

stay away from rom manager and do things manually

anyway if u want update the new recovery (some users reported problems) from rom manager u need s-off
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamilzych:
Thank you very much for your help. Problem is solved. I simply didn't know that I have to s-off. And I want to have newer ver. of CWM to partition my SD card from ROM Manager. But since you wrote it's better to do it manually then I'll try I think :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] abhiz:
Hi,

I am currently on MIUI 1.9.9 on my galaxy S I9000. My headset buttons are not working.

I found this old post http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15626582&postcount=1638 which says flashing the platypus neo kernel solves the problem. Has anyone tried this as there are no comments from users. I haven't found any satisfying answer to this problem on the forum till date.

Has anyone got a solution to this problem. Any help would be highly appreciated.

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] siky_dude:
Y u post here?

Flash latest neo kernel and you will solve your problem.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] abhiz:
Sorry for posting here.....I am new to this forum

Appreciate your quick response. Just a couple of queries.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=17339717&postcount=2986

I hope the neo kernel at the above link is the latest one. And there are 2 files there to download CM7_SGS_20110907_NEO_17-stock-color.zip and CM7_SGS_20110907_NEO_17-voodoo-col.zip . Do i have to flash both these files to my Galaxy S I9000. i am a bit confused about this. Also if you can....tell me how to flash a kernel. The info i have so far is all in bits and pieces. I don't want to end up bricking my phone. If i can just get all the info in one place it would help.

Thanks once again.....
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lycan_codex:
just flash any one zip file....if you want voodoo color flash this CM7_SGS_20110907_NEO_17-voodoo-col.zip

if you want stock color settings use the other one.

Cheers.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] siky_dude:
Latest one is neo 17 r12 with headset fix
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] abhiz:
Thanks guys...i ll surely try this and let u know
[Droid Incredible Accessories] Gorilla*:
I want to see how other users protect the DINC as I have my methods, and I want to see the best solution.

IN a perfect world I would rock it naked, but knowing that i have dropped the phone like 30 times, this is not an option..

Im using the Seidio Innocase II on my Dinc and I find I like this case best..

Should I use a screen protector on my next phone? I dont use one now... but i paid dearly.... I was using a smaller case and the phone fell face first to the ground and when i picked it up it has small hairline scratches on the screen...

Needless to say I switched back to the safety of the Seidio Innocase II with its lip to protect falling on its face, but..

I dont know what to do.. Im not going to buy a screen and replace it..

and I hate screen protectors...

Hmm... What to do for next time.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] RebelShadow:
Hate or not it's still cheaper than replacing the screen. I use the Seidio Innocase II with the Seidio crystal screen protector and have droped my phone about 100 times so far and no damage.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] Gorilla*:
Hmm, i dunno
[Droid Incredible Accessories] SynisterWolf:
i have a Seidio SURFACE case with a ZAGG screen protector (only reason i got this was because of the life time warranty). not one scratch, dent, or anything on the body or screen of the phone. the case how ever has been through hell and back.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] lioryte:
I keep mine where it's safe
[Droid Incredible Accessories] POQbum:
Seideo active case, no screen protector.

Had a screen protector on it before and my screen shattered, only cost $30 to replace anyway so if anything happens bad enough again, I'll just replace again.

Likely won't ever or at least won't happen for a long while.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] jimlange:
I used the gloss silicone cover sold by Verizon for the first year that worked very well and protected my phone from drops onto concrete, brick, and marble. I just bought the $5 Speck case from Verizon that I really like so far but haven't "tested" it.

I used a screen protector for a while, but didn't like the rainbows caused by finger smudges, so now my screen is unprotected (but still in perfect condition).
[Droid Incredible Accessories] MagnaCore:
Silicone case and my pleather HTC belt case. No screen protector i got sick of them. I cook pizza and stupid flour used to always get wedged under my screen protector so i stopped using them.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] Gorilla*:
Hmm yea i will prob stick to the seidio innocase screen protectors suck
[Droid Incredible Accessories] T-Keith:
I think screen protectors get a bad rap because of installation issues. I bought a three pack of screen protectors from Amazon for less than a buck, and they work great. Spend the time to install them right and I haven't had one come off.

It might be slightly more prone to fingerprints and glare but the ones I use are clear with no rainbowing.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] romsRfun:
Verizon screen protector and speck shell. Both of these work great together.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] liteon163:
I use the Verizon shell/holster combo. Well, I don't actually use the combo, just the shell. It's a one-piece cover that clips onto the phone. The shell protects the camera lens and its edges help protect the screen as well. Since the shell doesn't cover the ends of the phone (just the sides), I can wipe the screen off without getting an accumulation of grease and dirt just inside the shell's edges.

I have never used a screen protector. I got my DInc days after its initial release and still have a perfectly smooth screen, so why bother? I usually put the phone in an otherwise empty pocket, whether it be in jeans, cargo shorts, or a jacket.

I do have a few very minor nicks along the top and bottom edges of the phone, but they can barely be felt and you have to hold the phone at the perfect angle to see them.

I'm hoping my next phone and case hold up as well as my DInc.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] BabyBlues:
For a year my phone was naked, got dropped a couple times on tile floors and hardwood - the battery door would fly off, sometimes the battery would pop out - took it like a champ. Then my poor phone met concrete paving stones. It didn't like them and the screen shattered. So after getting a replacement it now resides under a screen cover from htcpedia and a silicone case.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] Andassaran:
Rocked it naked for about 6 months until it took its first drop, now it's in an OtterBox Commuter series case without screen protector. only a couple minor scratches around the outside edge of the phone from the drop, screen has minor wear and tear (small surface scratches, have to be in BRIGHT light to see them).
[Droid Incredible Accessories] phaze one:
I have the invisible shield for the face and I have the seidio active burgundy case and they work great together. The invisible shield is great and the response on the touch screen is like its not even there.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] rotaryboots:
It would take a lot of hard thrashing to even begin to damage my incredible.

Trident Kraken Case

Zagg screen protector (because it's never gone more than a minute without a screen protector...ever)

I watched a video of a shop selling the Trident Kraken and they put the phone in the case, climbed a ladder 10 feet high, and dropped the phone from the top and his arm's length. He let go and it bounced a couple times upon hitting the PAVEMENT. He got down and showed the camera that it was still perfectly alright. I was sold, and bought the case a few minutes later online. They have many different colors and replacement parts. I got grey/black.

I took the phone out a few weeks ago to change the battery and it still looks as good as it did the day I bought it. I've dropped it, bouced it, even thrown it all the way accross my shop to someone who didn't catch it and it hit a toolbox instead. Didn't even scuff the case.

Sure it's a bit larger, but I don't mind at all since I've been looking for a tough android smartphone since android came out. And since I had to buy the entire phone myself not on a plan, I don't get insurance, so the case doubles as my insurance policy, as well as making it strong enough to take to work with me and not have to worry too much.

Take a look at the Trident Kraken. Its also cheaper than other comparable tough cases.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] dspcap:
I will only buy Otterbox cases, I have the Commuter case on my inc with their screen protector.

I have owned several seidio cases, they just don't match the quality or customer service of Otterbox.

I am biased because my dog recently went after my phone and the otterbox saved it from destruction :-)
[Droid Incredible Accessories] TheManCalledX:
I'll be honest, when I first got my Inc, I had nothing on it for about 2 weeks. I ordered some cheap case/screen protector/car charger for like 4 bux on ebay. It's the same case the kiosk at my mall sells for 20. So I laughed. It was super tight on it when I first put it on, but because of the stupid design for the sd card under the back cover, I had to remove it. After taking off a few times, it started being very lose, and eventually broke.

The screen protector has held up pretty well, other than a deep gash in one spot, but it's not in the functional part of the screen, but in the blackened part towards the top right corner.

Recently, I picked up a *speck case from Verizon for like 5 bucks, and it's made my Inc the perfect size for my hand. The other case gave me problems with hitting the "p" button when I texted because of my fat fingers lol. The speck case is absolutely perfect. Would prefer it was pure black rather than red rimming, but it'll suffice until I upgrade to the Vigor.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] nrvous1:
Had a kraken and since have gone back to the vzm high gloss silicone case. This case has saved my phone a number of times and I consider the incredible to be a durable phone. I've thrown this phone through a wall and its still working.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] jbcode42:
I used to have it in a (pleather?) case I got from verizon when I got it. That lasted about a year before it got too worn down. I then had it in a cheap case that was horrible and I ended up throwing away, so now it is not in a case.

I always have a screen protector on it. If there is one thing that is super annoying on a phone when it gets scratched, its the screen.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Jragar:
So until yesterday, I've been rocking the 7220.68 RTM, but without the updated HTC firmware etc.

The text to speech voice has been becoming a familiar harsh British woman's voice, almost reminiscent of the nagging women we have here.

Anyhoo, I installed the HTC Europe leaked rom, and all of a sudden I have an American lady reading my text messages.

I've checked my region settings and can confirm they are all UK, I guess final release is all American?

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Looks like voice guidance is back in this build too