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[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ReubenRene:
Hi guys real quick question. My gf's E4GT is having issues with low talking volumes where when she is on a phone call, those on the other end say her voice volume is low but on her phone it is as high as possible. Has anyone experienced this and if so is there a fix for this, perhaps a new kernel? Any advice or help would be greatly appreciative.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] phatmanxxl:
Has the phone been dropped? It sounds like a hardware issue, I haven't heard any complaints about this.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] musclehead84:
Don't know bro. Take it into a Sprint store and let them hear it.

Sent From My Evo Killer!!!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rdsiam:
I posted the below question in the Photon 4G forums and only got 1 response.

Anyone know if there is an app, launcher, mod, anything that will allow me to move my dockbar to the top of the screen, below the notification bar? Is it even possible?

The response was that it might be possible in ADW. I did some research, but couldn't find an answer if moving the dockbar is possible in ADW or with anything else. I thought the wider Android audience might know for sure. Or, would it take a new ROM?

Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muneeb.ansari:
Have you tried other Launchers? Go Launcher, ADW, Launcher Pro, ICS Launcher.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rdsiam:
I currently use Launcher Pro and have played around with Go. Have not tried ICS, but will look into it.

I'm going with an assumption that the bar cannot be moved, as searching with Google could not find an answer.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] qhinton:
Good day all. I'm a Best Buy Silver member and have 45 day returns on merchandise. Anyways I picked up the Flyer a week ago and compared to the other tabs I have owned or own (Asus, Acer A500 and A100, HP Touchpad) this is the best in terms of overall functions. Another reason why I say that is because 10 inch tabs are over-the-top; especially if they don't have any ports (that's why I kept the Acer A500). I find 7-9 inchers are more usable. This Flyer is smooth and functions properly unlike most of the Honeycomb tabs. My only concern is will HTC update this beautiful beast? So I'm posing the question to the community of whether to ditch the Flyer or wait it out. Also any input or thoughts about the Samsung 7.0 Plus and if its worth the extra $100 are appreciated

I wish HTC would say something offical and it will make my decision clear.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] DigitalMD:
The Sammy 7plus will have a TFT LCD screen (like Acer A100) not the Super AMOLED or IPS. That should give a pretty poor viewing angle, not up to Sams usual standards and thus much cheaper to build. On the other hand, Sammy has been promising lots of software updates lately.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] qhinton:
Yea this tablet game is crazy. Sometimes I wish I would have been simple and gotten an iPad. Android is getting ridiculous. Anyways the inferred remote, updates, and Samsung usually has a decent amount of accessories is what's keeping me interested. I just have a bad feeling that the flyer is dead.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] DigitalMD:
its maddening. HTC built an almost perfect tablet in the FLyer and then overpriced it at introduction and has failed to support it properly now. Makes me wonder if they are exiting the tablet market.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] lrs421:
I too am starting to think HTC is calling it quits. Xoom 2 8.2inch where art thou. I would skip the samsung and wait for that. Much like the original xoom it will be nexus like and will get the most recent updates straight from Google. I miss my original xoom but it was just too darn large.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] qhinton:
I think the Xoom 2 is a 8.2. I perfer the 7 inch, because I played with the Samsung 8 inch but it is tad big. I'm looking for something I can whip out in public and not look ridiculous. I think the Xoom will cost $545 though, didn't they learn anything?

http://androidcommunity.com/8-inch-...101/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=pulsenews
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] chimpsnest:
Ack, I'm conflicted on where to jump into the tablet market. Granted an IPad would play VERY nicely w/my work MacBook & make life a bit easier, HOWEVER, it's large ~sigh~

Looked at the Xoom the other day and, yeah, too big to tote around comfortably so I started leaning toward the Flyer (I'm a huge HTC fan, love rooting my TBolt & Eris prior to that) but it seems like a lot of owners feel disappointed in HTC's (lack of) support for the device.

Maybe they'll go on a sub $200 fire sale if they announce 'no more' :-)

I'm not sure what to get - but I do know that I want the ability to add storage, ie SD, etc., probably want a 7-8" screen with 9-10" being too large and I'd like it to have a good developer base behind it so I can root away and stay the flash addict that I am. Oh and I'd like the screen to be kind on the eyes for book reading & readable outdoors (so that means I need the AMOLED screen I believe?). I also like the $300 price point of this.

What else are you guys using besides the Flyer?

Tx

chimp:D
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] qhinton:
Acer A500 and Nexus S. I do agree the 10 inch ones are to large for daily use especially in public. At they are cool bit I need something portable.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] chimpsnest:
Thank you, but the Nexus S is a phone, isn't it? And, yeah the 10" tab is going to be too large.

I'll have to get to Best Buy and see if they at least have an HTC Flyer on display that I can fiddle with.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] freak4dell:
I'm trying to make pretty much the same decision. I would rather not be left without an update to ICS. Other than that, the Flyer is looking pretty good. I like the design of it over the Galaxy Tab (though its design isn't horrible either), and it certainly felt snappy enough during my brief use of it in the store. The Tab is $100 more, and I doubt it will drop in the near future (i.e. before the end of the year), since it's a brand new product and Samsung would have a bunch of pissed off early-adopters on their hands. The Flyer, on the other hand, stands to drop in price again, since it's relatively old.

I was also considering the original Galaxy Tab because of the GSM capabilities (would be nice to throw in a pre-paid SIM card just in case), but Samsung failed to include it in the list of devices they're going to upgrade to ICS, and it felt just a tiny bit slow in the store, at least compared to the Flyer.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] mikejwatkins:
I am waiting for the day that Asus releases a 7 inch tablet. If they ever do, I will buy it and never look back. They release products that have top notch hardware and the best software and update support in my opinion. If only the transformer or transformer prime were a bit smaller, then they would be perfect for what I want.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] qhinton:
They are ok. I have owned 2 Transformers and the build quality was not there. From the hollow back, light bleed, and cracking speakers. That's how I ended up with the Acer is was just solid.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] DigitalMD:
Yeah I had the Acer A100 for a couple of months. Too bad they skimped so much on the hardware. Terrible display, terrible microphone, poor battery life. The software was fine.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Maedhros:
TBH... The Flyer is slow compared to the new Dual Core tablets. however... for 300$ + the added pen functionality it's worth it.

My screen also has a yellow tint... Is that the same as every1 Else's?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] DigitalMD:
The screen should not be yellow.

Actually at 1.5ghz the flyer is faster in most cases than any tablet out there. Dual core doesn't get you more usable speed in almost every case because few if any apps are designed in a way that can make use of the dual cores and Android only lets one app be foreground at a time. So most of the time a dual core is only using one and its slower than the Flyer.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] qhinton:
You are right. I looked at some benchmark test it test better then every HC tab except te Samsung 10.1
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] chimpsnest:
Black Friday will probably yield some good deals, so I'm at least hanging tight for that pricing to come out before jumping on anything - and I think I'm going to sell my Ipod Touch, latest gen, NEVER use it.

Ahhh, eBay :-) (or friends on FB, lol)
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Spartan2x:
I have the flyer and I love it! It's built super solid, its very fast, and I love how it scales apps in contrast to how to Galaxy tab did. On a 7" device I would end up using more phone apps then tablet apps anyway, so I don't care about honeycomb. I love my Flyer! The only thing that may replace it is the Galaxy Note...but then again I may still keep it since its really not worth it to only get $200 used for it. Hell, I'd keep it for that just to lend out or use it as a dedicated clock!

I used to be a active user here on XDA when Wondows mobile was the "cool" Mobile OS. Then I bought a iPod Touch when my father bought into the iPhone 3G. I got sucked into Apple with the 3GS, then the 4. I bought a 64gb 3g iPad when it came out, as well...but then I bought a ATT 3g Galaxy Tab refurbished just to try out android....and fell in love.(it made me feel like I used to with windows mobile...the customization) I kept the TAB for a few months then decided to sell both my iPad and my Tab and buy a iPad wifi for cheap, and a Flyer. I canceled my contract and used my unlimited ipad SIM in my Jailbroken iPhone 4....Loving life($30 a month is my only phone bill!)! That iPhone may be downgraded to a mp3 player though....since I am eye balling the Galaxy Note now.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] qhinton:
I don't think the Plus will drop in price either. The OG TAB is still. 400
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] freak4dell:
The WiFi version is $300 on Amazon. But yes, the GSM one that I want is still pretty pricey. If I got the original Tab, though, I'd just pick it up from eBay or the forums or something. Or, maybe it will be on sale during Black Friday, since any retailers that still have them need to clear their inventory to make room for the Plus.

This is a hard decision, to be honest. After doing some more research on the Flyer, it seems that the easiest one to acquire in the States (the WiFi one from Best Buy), is also the one that throws up hurdles for modders, such as the inability to go back to stock from a custom ROM.

Now I'm kind of back at square one, debating between the original Tab, the Tab Plus, the Flyer, the IdeaPad A1, and pending more details and reviews, the Huawei MediaPad.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] OhMyJx:
Please can somebody help me...

I was using Font Installer to change the font of my U8800-51, i choosed one font and then I choosed reboot, it didn't rebooted, it was with the screen turned off and the buttons (return, menu, search, home) turned on, it was taking a long time, so i tried to turned it off, but it was frozen. Then i pulled out the battery.

Now I turn it on, and it doesn't pass the boot animation, it frozes on the first entel logo (my phone normally turns on and appears the entel logo in bad quality and then in a good quality, after that is ready).

When I turn on pressing vol+- it shows a pink screen... (i tried this before and it showed me a recovery screen where i could update with a update.zip, by the way i didn't touched anything there)

When i charge it the battery thing is ok, but i can't pass the first boot animation...

What can I do? :( Please somebody Help me. It's a U8800-51 (it's rooted)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] OhMyJx:
What if I change the recovery files? I mean the recovery.img, or the boot.img or something... will it work?

Please somebody help me... :(

Is it bricked?
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] krish_nank:
If you don't have any imp data and ready to erase everything on your mobile.... try updating your stock ROM.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] OhMyJx:
Oh thanks :), but... i can't find any stock rom for the U8800-51... :(

And How can i update the stock rom ?

Thanks in advance :)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Odinforce:
Tomorrow i'll publish the download link for the one that i'm uploading.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] OhMyJx:
Thank you so much, an then when i have those files what i have to do?
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Odinforce:
Unrar the file place the dload folder in the sdcard, then push both volume up & down + power button at the same time and then let the magic take place.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] OhMyJx:
haha ok :D,

But itsn't a problem that the recovery that i see is only a pink screen and nothing more?
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Odinforce:
No my friend, when you do that with the sdcard inserted containing the dload folder, instead of going into pinkscreen it starts the installation process automatically.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] OhMyJx:
Oh, that's good :)

Gracias Odinforce, eres mi salvación :D
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Odinforce:
Don't mention it.

De nada hermano, ya va un 30% de subida, estimo que en una hora ya te publico el link.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] OhMyJx:
Gracias !!! :D

Thanks !!! :D
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Odinforce:
As promised, here is my post containing the download link.

Como prometido, aqui esta el mi post con el link de descarga.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19001656#post19001656
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] OhMyJx:
Mil Gracias :D

Tengo que formatear la tarjeta SD para realizar el proceso? El teléfono debe estar conectado a la pc?

Esas son mis últimas dudas :)

Lo estoy descargando.

Thanks a lot.

Do I Have to format the SD Card to update? Must the phone be connected to the pc?

That were my last questions :)

I'm Downloading it.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Odinforce:
Ninguna de las anteriores. Solo pasa el archivo descomprimido a la tarjeta sd e inicia el proceso.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] OhMyJx:
Uffff.... Thank you SO MUCH!!!!!

Now it works ok.

Me salvaste la vida. :)

THANKS!!!!!! :D
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] portizchile:
OhMyJx : Tuviste problemas con la conectividad 3G al aplicar el rom. Yo tengo entel y perdi 3G al aplicarlo.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] OhMyJx:
OhMyJx: Do have issues with the 3G connection? I have entel and I've lost 3G, at applying this rom.

Yes, but for me it's not a problem because i don't use it... I just use WiFi

Si, pero no es un problema para mi ya que solo uso wifi.

I wanted to try and it's true, i've no 3g connection.

En otro post había leído que habías comentado eso y decidí probar y tienes razón se pierde el 3G.

Sin embargo creo que se puede reparar de alguna manera. (no sé cual) xD

:)

(Ah y lo de hablar en ingles, no era por ser cuatico, pero igual xD hay que traducir lo importante)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] r0y123:
So i installed 2.3.4

so i was looking for a rom for this phone and i hear that theirs a new update and that update is 2.3.4 for the u8800-51 so once i installed i had some problems with the data and wifi and bt. so then i ddnt like the update of the u8800-51 and i tried to downgrade back to 2.2.2 and it was installing it and once it finished the phone did not want to turn on so now i dont know whats wrong with my phone any help????????????????????:confused:
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] icaypogi:
help

i think my phone hardbricked.. :( no recovery mode.. is der easiest way to fix?

reply asap
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] HMyth:
hardbrick

is not easy to fix, a have the same problem and i send to the store because i try many time and noting works.:crying:
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Primer65:
I post very rarely, cause I am a very capable leech and can use the search button. In this case I feel like the g2x isn't getting enough love. Yes, in all likelihood we will not be getting official ICS support, but we will get CM9. Even though the 2 cores wont be completely utilized, the tegra2 will probably be faster than that qualcomm SoC. Anyone I know that has moved to the sensation has stated the g2x is a faster device. Anyways, I am using a Cherry Pick cm7 nightly from... that other site, with faux's kernel and decided to give that V6 supercharger a try. It is buttery smooth, no APN problems, no BSOD, battery life under heavy use is incredible. I have used Weapon, White's Miui, EB, Axura, and CM7.1. Take your pick, they are all amazing. We have some awesome developers and I sincerely appreciate what you've done with this widely underrated handset. I will now retreat back into my hole. Might be fun just to have a thread not so negative ya know!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Shaddy-Z.:
I know I might be jumping the ship. I'm on MIUI with faux 4.3 UV kernel and I love this phone. Everything is fast, everything works. However as far as future proof the only reason I am thinking of switching is because of the support. The dev section for the g2x is dying. We have 2 or 3 ROMS that are actually good and get updated frequently. Have you looked at the sensation dev section? There are about 8 active threads. The mytouch 4G(my old phone) is much older than this phone and still has a more active dev section. Its disappointing.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jnralp00:
I agree. Seems as though imo lg and nvidia are the reason. I may be wrong but from what I understand the devs just have a hard time with the drivers they are provided.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] C0dy:
Higher processor speed =/= better performance.

That's not how CPUs work.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Primer65:
I get it, its not as exciting. I had the g1 while it development was peaked. We still got a device that is gonna be future proof long enough to get to the kal-el powered phones. Which is when I will probably think it will be worth upgrading. Remember the software has not yet caught up to this hyper powered hardware. Most of the development so far has gone to getting the operating system to a point where they can start optimizing it. Shadow Gun doesn't even start to flex the power of this chipset. Well, that is my ignorant impression of the android situation.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] C0dy:
Hey, I'm not hating, I'm just sayin.'
[T-Mobile LG G2x] LuponX:
+1

I'm really grateful for the work the devs have done fixing up this phone. I hope people will be patient with them in the next few months. We don't want to lose any more devs. This handset had potential.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] g2xkid:
You people kill me. How many roms do you intend on running on your phone? You can only run one unless you have dual boot. You talk about the devs abandoning g2x or not enough development. Well what do you want to see that hasent been done? There are nightlies out everyday. Somebody must be developing something. Here's what you do, pick a rom, any rom and stick with it.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lanlee212:
Some more roms are about to start back up. If LG is telling the truth then we will get leaked drivers soon. Btw look up the history of the HTC Droid Eris we got no support from Verizon or HTC the reason I'll never own a another HTC device this phone has updated faster with promise of more updates unlike that phone was killed before it got started
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mackster248:
That's not a fair comparison. HTC has the best track record of updates by a LARGE margin. You're comparing the Eris... Which has very bad hardware. But look HTC's record, they updated the two year old Incredible to GB... Almost every 1ghz or higher HTC has GB. Maybe even all of them if I'm not mistaken. So as for updates, I'd go with HTC. I just dislike HTC's hardware, their phones always deal with stupid defects like different screens, eMMC issues, dust under the screen, and just abnormal build quality issues.

Powered by a G2x
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lanlee212:
It was the second Android on Verizon. They could let us with foyo and then dropped us they did that phone wrong. It had bad dialer lag that foyo would helped. It was a crap phone.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] d12unk13astard:
Very bad speaker quality I might add also, tho I still loved the heck out of my ol' g1,mt4g.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lotherius:
What makes you say that? They backpedaled a bit on the no ICS statement but only so far as to say they were still testing phones for compatibility, which basically means nothing.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] player911:
Well we also have an (un)official 2.3.4 from a G2x variant working on our phones. Once we start having several different models being updated, then we'll all start having bits and pieces to play with.

This is why HTC phones typically have lots of development because they release TONS of phones and they can pull bits and pieces together to better other devices. Once LG starts pumping out more "similar" phones, we'll start to get more and more missing pieces to get it working.

If not the devs will improvise such as they did with the A2DP driver on AOSP roms.

At this point the G2x on CM7 is pretty much near perfect. Battery life seems great, everything works as it should, GPS is almost instant. I have no complaints. We also have several roms currently. Remember that not all the G2x roms are just posted here at XDA ;)

The G2x is a sexy phone. It is still a beast and is faster then most newer phones out there today. It may even play games faster then the Galaxy Nexus... who knows. But you have to know we'll get ICS. Either from the CM team or LG or both. I'd really like to see this phone with ICS and how well it performs against the Galaxy Nexus.

The O2x/G2x/O3D are LG's flagship models. Moving forward, LG just can not NOT upgrade at least some of their phones to ICS because that would be suicide. The G2x is a little more then 6months old. I'd say that we WILL get it but might be mid-2012 because you KNOW they'll release a stock ICS phone or two before upgrading existing handsets but I would expect this from most carriers.

Also the next Android release is typically buggy the first few builds while Google fixes it. The Nexus One and Nexus S both had new versions of Android but it wasn't released to other devices until the second or third revision. The Nexus S came out this time last year and the Nexus One wasn't officially updated until late January or February. Then other phones started to follow suite once a stable version was released.

So unless Google is doing something radically different then before, the Galaxy Nexus will hold ICS to itself for several months before any other device will see it (officially). So unless you are moving to the Galaxy Nexus, no other available phone has any benefit over the G2x at this point.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jcbofkc:
+1

keep up the great work devs....and remember children will act like children. Do not let the negative kids chase you off. Most of us appreciate the hard work.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] phburks:
Very well said.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] LordButtersI:
You know I've never understood why "we only have 3 or so really good roms" is a bad thing. Really, what more do we need? We have CM7 for the AOSP crowd, MIUI for the iPhone lookalikers, and Weapon for stock lovers. Throw in Ultimate for 2.2 and Eaglesblood for minimalism and I really don't see what we're missing out on.

More != better.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] tvisforme:
Agreed, how often do most people change ROMs anyway? (I'm not talking about nightlies or new versions, but about swapping between say CM7 and MIUI.) I'd rather have a handful of well-developed projects than a dozen or so ones that meander along without ever really completing.

Thanks as well to the devs - loving the work!

Tv
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Longevite:
op is right, I am on 182 + Faux CM + v6 charger @ Balance 3, oced @ 1.2 for daily use, smooth like butter. Only problem with Google navigation doesn't auto rotate.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] aplsux:
Say whatever you want, this phone is a beast - get lost with your overclocked overheating handsets. Big whoop, not like we can't get 1.5GHz either...

I have no complaints about the phone. The Devs are great - we get MIUI, Weapon and CM, what more is there? Whatever it is, it's not worth it.

To whoever says devs are dying - we have the best devs, and I hope they don't read your posts, but even if they do, they know it's the people who don't deserve their work talking. They know who they are and that most of us appreciate them like hell.

lol...

ur missing an I and to around your second last-word
[T-Mobile LG G2x] aplsux:
purely out of curiosity, and completely another topic, but, have YOU noticed faster performance of the phone between 1.2 and 1.5

ps: ill never get htc again for the quality, but never lg again too