yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] linuxman008:
Yeah, if you soon up with that link, you'll get 2.25 gb instead of 2 gb free and it'll give me an extra 250 mb.

And for your earlier problem, did you download the getjar market apk, then install Tapatalk with that? You can only get those getjar gold apps (that's what the apps are free through) for free with the getjar market apk.

Sent from my Tapatalk Premium app I got for free thanks to getjar!!!
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] barberboy420:
Thanx im bout to do it now. I thought I had to do it thru my pc searching market now for getjar

---------- Post added at 05:19 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:13 PM ----------

umm is getjar a browser? when i search getjar in the market a skyfire web browser pops up
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] linuxman008:
Yeah, google won't put alternate markets in theirs for download. Makes it harder for their competion to get noticed. You have to get the apk from getjar. Just select tapatalk from their website and when you try and download it, it makes you download the getjar apk first. Then you can use that to get tapatalk with.

Sent from my Tapatalk Premium app I got for free thanks to getjar!!!
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] weeezel:
Hello WP7 Fans,

Is multitouch working with you guys? when i zoom in in the browser it seems to work but when i play earthworm jim it only recognizes the gun or the walking.

Hope theres a fix, couldnt find anything..

Greetz
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] mmajor:
It´s a bug (drivers for HD2).

There has been no fix yet.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] sakuramomoko:
I have known that it is the bug of HD2 WP7.

You must put your fingers at the same time for multitouch or nothing will be happened.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geneblazer:
What is the nessary steps to delet a apk and replace with a new one using root explorer. I'm on a miui rom and i am having proplems sending and reciving a picture or a video. I have a fixed mma.apk to solve this proplem but not

sure on the proper steps to do this. I tryed to find this answer in different forums but no luck. Hopefully some one can give me the answer. (Thanks)
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OhioYJ:
I don't know about root explorer, I've always used Terminal Emulator (It's free)

Then you can move or copy the mms.apk to the system folder.

cp /sdcard/Mms.apk /system/app/

---------- Post added at 05:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:55 PM ----------

That's just an example, and you'll need to use the command su first to gain root access. You'll have to point it to wherever the mms.apk is.

cp - copy

mv - move

I found when I did this before (Miui 1014 MMS worked for me just the way I flashed it), my messaging disappeared from the bar at the bottom, but reappeared with the apps. I just had to move the shortcut back to the bottom.
[Galaxy Tab General] bennyblanco0331:
Hello everyone does anyone have or know the 16 digit password for the verizon samsung galaxy sch-i800 please post it or pm me.. Thanks a bunch
[Galaxy Tab General] scoukjr:
i need the same password please let me know if anyone has it or found out where it is please. Thanks
[Galaxy Tab General] Tidder:
I'm also looking for the same. I don't mind paying for it if the provider doesn't mind me sharing.
[HTC Desire S] TimMun:
Hi guys.

Just after downloading and installing the new update for my Desire S, it now seems to be bricked...

It installed succesfully, rebooted, and it was stuck at the bootscreen.

Then I pulled out the battery, booted again and still stuck at the bootscreen.

I can get into "hboot" (holding volume down+power) but when I select "recovery" in that menu, it shows a red explanation mark.

How can I fix my phone?!

Thanks!
[HTC Desire S] Adidas108:
try to reinstall recovery image then go to recovery and flash any backup.

until u can go to bootloader thats good :D
[HTC Desire S] TimMun:
O that's good ^^

But how can I reinstall Recovery now? Via ADB? If so, how do i do thàt :p
[HTC Desire S] Adidas108:
check this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1312264
[HTC Desire S] TimMun:
thanks i think this is working:

Although I don't know how people having this problem can get the PG88IMG.zip on the sd-card, just a tip; I used a sd-card reader.

UPDATE: Yeah, it worked! :D thank you man!
[HTC Desire S] Adidas108:
good for u man :)

never pull out battery.better use volume up+down+power button to restart phone.

cheers
[HTC Desire S] admds:
Glad to hear you sorted it. An I'm glad I stumbled across this because I am guilty of doing numerous battery pulls x x glad I know about this reset technique now. Thanks again guys. Also I would recommend Endymion Rom sense 3.5. No problems as of yeaterday and really smooth. I even have around 250mb free ram most of the time. Happy flashing.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Fendulon:
So I recently bought the girlfriend a Samsung Galaxy S 4g. Definitely a bit different than the Evo in terms of the overall process. It didn't help that I started out in the Vibrant forums somehow...

Anyway. As it stands right now I have her phone all rooted and it has CWM and I'm using the Valhalla ROM. The issue is that she doesn't have data.... and when I go into wireless networks and check out the mobile networks and such, I can never actually see T-Mobile. If I search I can see AT&T, which I connect to and I start roaming. If I do this I still don't actually have internet. I can't use the market, or the web browser or facebook or anything that requires data. The browser will sometimes redirect me to some web2go website, otherwise it just times out or says it can't connect to the server.

So does anybody know what's going on? Please let me know if you need any more details.

I've never had trouble like this between my Evo, or my Epic 4g Touch or any friends phones. I've also tried going back to 100% stock unrooted GB and I still have the exact same problem. The ROM doesn't seem to matter, neither does being rooted.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Locobato:
Since you are running Valhalla bring down the notification bar and make sure you have the data toggle on.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Fendulon:
Yep, it's definitely toggled to on. I even cycle airplane mode and make sure it's on afterwards.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Locobato:
Only other thing I would suggest is a factory reset. The phone should be picking up the T-mobile network without any problems. But if rooted or not and on stock vs custom rom the issue remains you may just have to set it back to stock and send it in for replacement.

And I know this is a silly question but make sure you call T-mobile and verify that this line has data plan. It has happened in the past when I added a line that it wasn't provisioned correctly and out of the blue the data stopped working. The service was automatically removed due to a reps mistake.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mikeflash:
Check your APN settings. Should be T-Mobile's, if not then that's what causing the issue. Just look up for those on google.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Fendulon:
My APN settings are correct. I've now tried several other APN settings though, and this hasn't helped.

I know this phone is on a data plan. It's on the $50.00 a month prepaid. It did work when we got it, and after it was rooted. I just noticed recently that it stopped working, and I'm not sure at what point it happened, and if it has anything to do with what I've done.

I called tmobile and they said they couldn't see any network related issues going on. Just my phone not connecting, so it was made a ticket for the engineers I guess haha. They are supposed to work on it, and they usually will either fix it and never contact you, or call you if they need you to do something.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Fendulon:
Bump.

I've been in really good service areas with full bars T-Mobile and I still don't have internet. So I really don't know what's up. The "T-Mobile engineers" haven't called me back or fixed anything yet.

I'm about to bring myself back to stock and bring it in to a store.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] stephen_w:
Bring it back to stock & maybe put it in recovery mode & wipe caches & do factory reset again. See if that helps before returning it.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] dbldown7:
You might try reflashing the ROM or maybe just flash a different modem. I had issues like that once when i was on black ice. If you had data before, there probably isn't anything wrong with your phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bogiewan:
Having the same Data problem

I had an unlocked ATT BB Curve on T-Mobile and the data was working (although very slow...)

I decided to try out a "Vibrant" hoping to be able to install ICS via Cyanablahblah.

Searching on Ebay I bought one only it turned out to be the 4G (it didn't realize there was a difference.)

Since then I can't get DATA on the 4G except in WiFi.

On the network it goes to the page: u.web2go.com and says my data plan does not work on this device.

Has anybody had any success with this problem ?

Could it be a 4G issue ? Before DATA came from Edge.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Have you checked what your APN settings should be with the magics of Google?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bogiewan:
I have, I've tried 3 different versions with no joy.

Update:

As per T-Mobile Tech,

Apparently Blackberry Data service does not work on non BB phones.

Needs Add on Data plan :(
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
tmob probably caught on that you're using a "4G" phone and will try to force you to upgrade your plan.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bogiewan:
Is there any way to fool it with a 3G modem flash or something ?

I think I screwed up when I bought the phone not realizing there were 2 variants of the "Vibrant."

I wonder if I would have this problem with the earlier (non "V") 3g phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Probably. If it were just the 3G/4G causing the problem, you can force the SGS4G to only use 2G networks in the data settings... but if it's anything like the old Verizon bits with tethering and other data, they check for specific data strings that are harder to fake... I mean, set. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hechoen:
They use your IMEI to tell what phone it is.

http://www.gsma.com/technicalprojects/fraud-security/imei-database
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mike-y:
the OP was in 2011, so I'm pretty sure he already got it taken care of :P
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bogiewan:
... so I should have started a new thread instead of searching ? :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hechoen:
No you shouldn't have. :good:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] metalco:
I know there are a variety of posts of many flavors in regards to OEM in car bluetooth handsfree systems. Some for unbranded i9100, some for the AT&T i777

For anyone out there with the knowledge: Is there anyway to find a task automater (like a macro) to lets say automatically activate the bluetooth button for the paired device, lets say 1 second after Bluetooth turns on. In connection with Auto Bluetooth app (like the ones which turns on when motion is detected) it could be automated. I would do it, except I don't know how to write program code.

I am thinking like "if bluetooth turned on, wait 1 second, trigger paired device input" . Because in that case it would connect (automatically) in most cases I though many many people posting around here.

Anybody any idea?

I am trying to connect my Galaxy S2 with they system in my 2011 Jaguar XJ. I never had a problem with my BlackBerrys. The BlackBerry autoconnects the moment I start the car and all functions work.

Absolutely not so with my S2. It seems that differnet car manufacturers differing systems which use BLuetooth differently. Some work, some don't .

Let me clearify the problem. Phone does NOT AUTOCONNECT and it drives me nuts. Before i just got in the car and never pulled the phone out of my pocket. Now I have to pull it out and manually connect.

I am posting as I may save some of you some time. I tried everything up and down the list. About every Bluetooth apps in the market place. Free or paid. Really pretty much all of them. Nothing worked. I upgraded to the (leaked) UCKJ1 and back to the original UCKH1. I rooted and unrooted.

To no avail. All I can do is use a shortcut widget to save me a few menues to navigate.

So for the ones with the same problem; you know all the things I tried. Don't waste your time.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] BarryH_GEG:
It takes two devices to successfuly connect. If a connection doesn't happen, you can't blame just one device. My ISGS2 auto-connects to all of my devices (AV receiver, headset, PC, car, portable speaker, G-Tab) automatically every time. I get you're upset, but you can't single the phone out alone. As for cars, in the ISGS2 forum, non-iDrive (older) BMW's were the majority of the problem.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] foxbat121:
Same here. I have no problem auto connect to my BT devices. But when it comes to BT auto connections, problems are common. Both sides of the BT connection can be the cause.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] dmnall:
Well depending on the year, make and model of the car with bluetooth. Really need more information. What Barry said is oh so true and usually anyone can tell you what their experience is. My experience with my daily driver's system *Alpine CDA 9887, Alpine KCE-BT400 made by parrot*, works flawlessly. The only time I ever had to manually connect was right after getting my sgs2 and even my captivate connected properly unless I was connected to my jawbone icon when I jumped in my truck.

HTH,

Charlie
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] axis01:
Mine connects flawlessly in my 2010 Camaro SS.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Blaze9:
Im in a 2011 Camry SE, and with stock ROM it connects automatically. With CM7.1, I just have to take it out of sleep, by turning on the screen, and it connects. Not a big deal.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] metalco:
Hi, Thanks to all for the responses. I completely agree that it takes two devices to do it right and I am fully keeping that in mind. I have 2 more cars I can try with. So I will check if it works with my wife's Lexus and with my Clarion system in another car I have.

It just is, that my BlackBerry (which I don't miss at all) simply did the job perfect. Obviously I can't tweak anything on the car side as that is next to impossible. There is no open source code and all is so proprietary.

So the only hope I have is to figure out a way to teach my SGSII.

Again thanks for the input. I do absolutely LOVE my Galaxy S2 (i777) therefore this is a simply irritating that I have to push buttons when I get in the car.

Hearing that it works for most of you is well, good for you and not so good for me.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] metalco:
Well, I will experiment a bit more and I will share what I will find in case others have similar problems.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
This reminds me of a blog post ages ago called "Bluetooth needs a dentist"

The state of Bluetooth compatibility is abysmal in general... What is exceptionally sad is that 4-5 years ago or so, one of the most relibale and compatible Bluetooth stacks around (BlueZ) got a bunch of nastygrams from the Bluetooth SIG regarding failure to run the "offficial" compatibility/interop tests.

The short summary: Bluetooth compatibility is an epic nightmare, on both sides of the coin (host and device).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] metalco:
Hello,

I have to fully agree with Entropy512. Bluetooth compatibility is a disaster. Especially after all the years around. Not sure who, what and where is deciding on BT specs, drafts and so forth.

I know that with car systems it is a hit and miss. But it doesn't have to be. We all know that. I was digging on my good old Jaguar forum. What I found confirms exactly what we are saying.

Earlier Samsung Androids barely could hold a connection on Jaguars systems. Just with later versions and Gingerbread that was resolved. And none of the Samsungs autoconnect to any Jaguar system. And that is the same for Audi, Merceds and Subaru and probably some others. According to the Jag forum Samsung knows about this and worked on it.

But here is the main problem. On my wife's Lexus and on my Clarion head unit in my van it works like a charm. Automatically connects without a hitch. I understand Samsung can fix that but than it may not work on other cars. But how come BlackBerry was able to do what the Samsung unit can't???

And yes, some features like phonebook, direct dial and so forth are totally hit and miss. How do car unit manufacturers test? With what? Just one phone from 3 years ago? Same with the phone manufacturers. Is anybody talking? Seriously, why can't car head units manufacturers and phone manufacturers not figure out how to get on the same page? Car BT is becoming a standard equipment. So do BT enabled phones, no matter smart phones or what have you. There are not that many head unit manufacturers. So they can't agree on a standard which then can be used by the devolpers for a decent BT stack for phones? Completely ridiculous. Can make phones talk to you like the Apple Siri but can't get a bluetooth connection.

OK, I got that off my chest. Now I will try to get to work. All I can do is working on the i777 side, because there is no acces to anything on the Jaguar side.

Funny thing is, my phone is always stating phonebook request when I get in the car. Eventhoug I turned phone book off in the car. So the phone "hears" the car. Just without hitting the profile for the car it won't connect.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] CraigP17:
Auto connect to my Mazda 6 no issues. Same with all my other phones.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] bfinleyui:
Do you have problems with the Mazda taking too long to switch from "Music" mode to "Headset" mode, thus the vlingo voice prompt timing out? My mazda has that issue and it makes vlingo in the car pretty much useless.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] CraigP17:
I don't typically use voice commands but ill try. It has no issues taking and making calls then going right back to google music streaming.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] phonic:
I am also experiencing sporadic problems with my SGS2 and 2011 VW Golf using BT. About 75% of the time, it auto-connects fine when I start up the car. The car lets me know it linked and I can make/receive calls through the car's BT system fine. Address book loads as well (though does require a secondary authorization on the phone the very first time you use it).

However, every once in a while it either can't "find" the phone, or goes into a continuing looping state of "paired/not-paired". Generally when I actually want to use it! When it can't find the phone, manually searching for it (on the car's system) usually rectifies it temporarily, but it may go to unpaired a few minutes later. And on occasion, it simply can't find it at all. When I reboot the phone, or disable/re-enable BT on the phone itself, this problem usually goes away. This makes me think it's more of an issue with the phone then the car.

I too came from a BlackBerry torch and never once had a single pairing problem with my car.

When paired, media streaming generally works well, but occasionally I have to stop/restart it a couple times in order for the car to 'see' the media stream and allow me to chose it as the input.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] harlenm:
The problem that I have is that the sgs2 will not report signal level to the car, so the car always shows full signal, even if i have no signal.

And it doesn't connect to the car unless the phone is in the car when the car starts. If bluetooth is turned off, or if I leave the car and go out of range, I will have to open the settings and force a connection.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] metalco:
Problem Solved, Autoconnect now working

:) Problem solved, read on:

This seems to apply to a variety of other vehicles, namely Jaguar, Mercedes, Audi, some BMW, Nissan and Subaru.

You can get your phone bluetooth auto connect to your vehicle by trying the following:

Attention, I believe this works for rooted phones only.

Get a app such as Titanium Backup Pro or MyToolbox.

under System Apps freeze "Bluetooth Share".

Now my phone automatically connects to my Jaguar XJ and all features seem to work. Having gotten around to check the phonebook yet. But all recent number log show and all seems to work.

Attention: I believe that may only work for rooted phones.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] ack154:
I'm going to try this...

I've been having trouble with it automatically connecting to my 2011 WRX. My iPhone 4 always connected immediately, no problem. But the GS2 has yet to automatically connect, ever. It is paired fine and if I go into the Bluetooth settings, it is paired OK and I can manually tell it to connect. I've tried deleting the connection both from my head unit and the phone and recreating everything multiple times. Still no luck.

I'll try this and report back.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] ranphi:
Bluetooth is def one of those technologies that could be enormously awesome but often has so much "fussiness" with it (due to incompatibilities or quirky behavior between varying BT devices) that it can easily become a right-royal PITA, IMO. :p

I've had quite a few Android phones over the years, now, and tried running both stock OS and many different ROMs on them with one of the expected primary functions of my phone to be as my main music player, including streaming music via BT/A2DP to my car stereo and this one function has ALWAYS proven to be the most frustrating experience. :mad: So yeah, I'll fully agree that whomever is "calling the shots" with setting up guidelines and specifications for BT and BT-based devices needs to get themselves an iron fist and put an end to this crap of inconsistent behavior and general flakiness.

When I got my AT&T SGS2 I was shocked to see that Samsung had done something to enable their stock music app to be able to transmit song metadata via BT. Android thus far has only supported AVRCP 1.0 (AFAIK) while you need AVRCP 1.3 (or higher) to be able to have metadata transmit over BT. At first I was ecstatic that FINALLY I could see my song info from my phone displayed on my car stereo while connected via BT. But then I found out that with the SGS2 and the stock music app my car stereo could no longer successfully send play/pause/forward/reverse commands to my phone! D'oh!!! :mad:

So then I went back to Poweramp (what I had been using for my primary music app on my previous phone; a Nexus S) and of course it wouldn't display the song metadata. But the big shocker was that it also couldn't recognize control commands issues from my car stereo! Not cool!

I did much tinkering and research and finally found that the music app PlayerPro would successfully work with my head unit (but still no metadata, of course) and so that's where I'm at.

Ridiculous, IMO. Nobody should have to endure such frustrating behavior with BT devices. I really wish somebody could straighten this kind of mess out in regards to Bluetooth and get things to "just work". :(
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] ack154:
No luck for me. Freezing the Bluetooth Share did not fix my auto-connect problem. :(
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] metalco:
OK, you can try one more thing;

Freeze all of those files: BluetoothPBAP, BluetoothShare and BluetoothAvrcp. If you have any other entries you can try freezing them, too. Just everything EXCEPT anything with a name like Brcm or BrcmBluetoothServices.

Just try it. And MAKE SURE to wipe cache after freezing, or better reboot. Also you want to make check they are in a "frozen" state after rebooting. I used "MyToolbox" and it worked perfect.

I haven't checked if I can still stream music, but I never use that anyways. I froze all of those and started unfreezing one by one. The experiment showed that in my case I only had to freeze the BluetoothShare. You may have to freeze the others, too.

Let me know how ot works. I am curious now.