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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bedspringlex:
retry apn

i would delete the apn in your wifes phone and re enter it as a new apn. make sure everything is the same as yours even capitalization. also make sure that gsm/wcdma is set to auto. hope this helps. if this doesn't work then maybe a factory reset would help. both sims work so there is something not set correctly in the phone.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meanhoe:
may i ask what your apn settings are?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jay_993:
Wait where did you buy the note? Korean ver notes have 4g and is different hardware wise i.e. Not compatible to xda galaxy note roms. This is the only reason i can think of?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meanhoe:
i have the korean version. i only get edge and i've tried every apn setting out there. 0.04Mbps DL 0.03 UL
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bedspringlex:
made in korea and korean LTE note are different things

the made in korea for Samsung is a regular note with regular hardware. there is an Korean version of the phone with LTE.

i would delete the apn you have in your wifes phone, then insert sim , reboot then re enter the apn. make sure the use packet data box is checked and network mode set to auto. the gophone plans use GSM networks so turn it to auto just in case it isn't.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jason370:
Delete the entire contents of the efs folder, reboot, you'll have data.

Make sure to save the deleted content somewhere.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maniacscorpio:
Hello,

My note is now rooted but now how do i make nandroid backup of my rom. Rom manager asked me to flash recovery but there is no option to flash Galaxy note recovery???

and after rooting in default recovery menu there is no option for nandroid backup?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rnewton01:
follow the instructions in this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1329360

after installing cwm, you can use the app to make a backup. or you can do a backup right from recovery.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atv135:
So I've rooted my R800x using the zergrush method just fine. I haven't unlocked the bootloader because I don't want to lose my warranty. I want to find some CDMA Roms for the R800x, but I can't seem to find any that will work with the stock kernal or with a locked bootloader. I can access recovery mode by using this method:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1390771

My questions are: 1.Is there a way to flash a CDMA rom to the R800x with a locked bootloader?

2. If it is possible to flash a CDMA rom, is it possible to do it using this recovery method?

Thanks in advance for any help
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Leraeniesh:
Since the only R800x ROMS require a custom kernel, you don't have any options. But it is possible to flash them.

Sent from my R800x
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atv135:
So to get a custom kernel I would need an unlocked bootloader, Correct?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Leraeniesh:
Correct.

Sent from R800x
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DerekM1989:
Hi, i want know how to unlock the bootloader? please you could tell me the link? i have xperia play r800x and i cant unlock the bootloader... i'll wait you answer thank you!
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skelutton:
I just used SuperOneClick. It's very easy! :)
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netizenmt:
That just roots. It doesn't unlock the bootloader.

To the OP, the R800x bootloader can only be unlocked with a paid solution. But there are several ROMs you can try without unlocking the BL. Look at the sticky threads in Questions & Answers for more information.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ErikWithNoC:
Hello everyone! I'm currently using an iPhone 4 on AT&T and I recently played with a Galaxy Nexus at Verizon after watching a lot of videos on it (I just had to play with one). I must say, I loved the screen from the short amount of time I used the phone and loved the interface of Android 4.0. I've been using iOS for awhile now and its not because I'm a 'lemming' or some other ridiculous term (please lets keep the fanboyism out of this) and have always jailbroken my phones. The Galaxy Nexus just seemed very nice (although I dislike the backing of the device) and I'm not sure if it's just the allure of something different since I'm so used to iOS (which I'm finding to be stagnant) or if its because its that much better.

I guess I would like to hear anyone's experience with the device, especially if they upgraded from an iPhone 4 as well. The biggest complaints I've heard about the phone are the sub par camera, the build quality, wifi issues, multitouch problems, and battery issues (this one worries me). Upgrading to the SGN would cost me quite a bit, probably around $650 dollars. I'm thinking I could sell my phone off for about $250-$300 making the price slightly more bearable.

Few of the things I liked while playing with it:

* Increased screen size with high pixel density

* Ice Cream Sandwich has a very futuristic feeling to it and I absolutely love the look of it

* Seemed very fast

* Camera took very fast photos

* Full screen browser was amazing (so much more content)

* Face unlock :D

* Live wallpapers (is this a big battery drain?)

So from a purely objective opinion (not a biased one, although I suppose that is impossible to avoid) do you think its worth the price for me to upgrade to a Galaxy Nexus from the iPhone 4?

Thank for you for time in answering my question(s), I really appreciate it!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jtee:
I also had an iPhone 4 and chose to upgrade to this phone. Best choice I ever made when it comes to phones! The killer for me was the screen, I absolutely could not go back to a 3.5" screen now. And ICS is just fab! Go for it. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Syn Ack:
What you're experiencing right now is Night. If you were to upgrade the the Nexus then you would see Day. The only disadvantage the Nexus has over the iPhone is battery life. If you can deal with that then do it.

Had a Fascinate > Charge > iPhone4 > Nexus. I just can't stand that damn 3.5" screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masamichi7:
Honestly, when i had an iPhone 4, the battery life was horrid. 8 hours at most.

sent from my 3v0
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kindiboy:
You pretty much nailed why this phone is better, but I think it comes down to apps. You'll miss some apps on Android at the beginning but you'll also find out that most of those apps you'll miss are irrelevant in an Android environment. You'll miss the battery life on your iPhone that's for sure unless you get a GSM version which I have, I have 10hrs on it and still 84% left of battery, didn't even try to conserve power.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] htowngator:
Yea I don't understand the myth of iPhone 4 having great battery life.

The nexus will last 8-10 hours on 3G just like the iPhone 4/4s and it has more power hungry specs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mohitrocks:
Although face unlock works well, I can't help but tell you it is a gimmick. Once you press the power button, it takes a while for the camera to initialize so there is some delay when unlocking (as opposed to the quick slide to unlock) but on the other hand is amazing to show-off to friends :D

Also, many users have reported that live wallpapers cause lag although I cannot confirm that myself. (But, when I did turn live wallpapers on, I did notice some slugishness/lag but it might be because I was running a lot of processes in the background)

The battery drain is also noticeable, for me on Android Revolution HD with Francisco Franco's kernel (dec 13 test non overclock) I get about 10 hours of usage but I still am yet to confirm the battery of the device. You should check out the galaxy nexus LTE review at www.theverge.com for more info. But I'm fairly certain that it does state the battery drain is heavily noticeable on the LTE variant.

Finally, I absolutely love the screen on the Galaxy Nexus as well. I would never go back to a ~4.5 inch screen ever again :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Joebroni:
I personally get tired of mobile OSes every couple years. I started with the original iPhone, upgraded to 3G, then jumped ship after 3GS release. Not only did I want to dump AT&T, but I also wanted to try out Android.

I was getting sick of Gingerbread so I upgraded early from my Droid Charge. I love the change so far, and I think I'll be sticking with Android for a bit longer. But coming from an Apple product you have to realize that Android will never be as polished or smooth. Google just doesn't have the closed ecosystem like Apple.

The gaming department is really disappointing for me over the iPhone, and is one of the primary reasons I want an Apple device again. But that 3.5" screen makes it hard to enjoy too lol. I think I'll just settle for an iPad 3. If you really like customizing and personalizing your devices, Android is perfect for you.

4G LTE is simply awesome. If you are around a lot of power sockets during your normal daytime gig, battery life is no big deal. Screen size is awesome. No dropped calls is awesome. And I know with Verizon, iPhone 4's fetch like $350-400 still, even after the release of the 4S.

Either way, I hope some of this info helped you lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TooLegit7:
Upgrade!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] [hfm]:
As long as you can deal with the reinvestment into a new ecosystem and possibly buying the Android version of any paid apps you want to continue to use I'd say go for it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] twitceh:
My first android phone was a HTC Desire, then I sold it for iPhone 4S, which I was using whilst waiting for the Galaxy Nexus to be released. I've used an iPhone 2G before and to be honest 2G -> 4S has basically no difference. Using the dialer is poor, no smart dial, small screen which is pretty poor if you want to read web journals on your phone.

So many other basic features are missing from the iPhone such as you have to enter facebook to upload a picture. On Android you just take the photo, and share VIA Whatsapp/Facebook whatever. As easy as that.

Get the Nexus, you definitely won't regret it. Also if you get like a Note or SG2, it'll have the problem of when it gets ICS 4.0 it will still use the Touch Wiz which is frankly crap. So unless you're good at setting up Alternative Launchers or using Custom ROMS your best bet is just using the Nexus. :) Good luck.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Spronx_:
Don't know much about the networks over there in America, but it seems that verizon is very much like Telstra here in Aus. Best coverage but biggest dicks.

That aside, I can say that the Galaxy nexus is awesome. While iOS has always been smooth, ICS has a nicer look about it. The GNEX screen is just amazing - similar to retina but more real estate, which is a winner in my books!

PS. Getting 11 mbps speeds here in aus with HSPA+ too :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonny_rubber:
ive never owned an iphone 4 but i have worked with them a lot.

would i upgrade to a GN? without question.

if you want 'safe' phone then stick to the iphone

if you want a phone you can actually enjoy and play with then go android and the GN is one of the best options out there.

I havent had much trouble with the battery to be honest yes under heavy use it can go down quite quickly (although not as quickly as some devices)...for example i used about 45% when streaming a Newcastle game for 2 hours on full brightness which isnt to bad in my experience.

In 'normal' daily use the battery performs as well as most phones so far.

A lot of iphone users throw the battery issues with android phones out there, but believe me we have had plenty of situations when iphones have drained just as quick.

Just remember that heavy data usage, poor coverage and heavy screen use are the usual culprits for batteries dying.

The GN hasnt got a problem with the battery - at least not for me
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ErikWithNoC:
Thank you for your replies! I'm still debating about it. One part of me says that a better phone will be coming out soon, while another part of me says that there will always be a better phone coming. Regardless, I do have one question for those of you with a Galaxy Nexus:

If I were to download an app from the Android Market will it scale to the Galaxy Nexus's screen properly? I imagine the graphics would have to be updated in the app to support the higher resolution, but I was curious if Google had worked anything out for generic images to scale correctly. Also do things like buttons (generic images used throughout the UI basically) change to their Android 4.0 counterparts?

Thanks again
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nrfitchett4:
Some apps scale, some don't, some will say not compatible. A lot of games don't work
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ErikWithNoC:
That is disappointing. From your experience would you say enough work? Also, do you (or anyone else in this thread) think developers will update their graphics for the SGN's resolution (is it a standard resolution for ICS)?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
Nah its just a few lines of code. Most everything will scale properly. ICS is still new and we only just recently got the Nexus. Its not even really updating graphics. Its not like Apple where things get stretched and look hideous. Completely different methods. I hated Apples method to make iPhone apps work on iPads. Most Android apps look 100% normal when scaled. Google doesn't want Tablet and Phone apps... they want 1 app that conforms to all... and most do. A few don't.

I typically take my phone off the charge at 8am. Its 8pm now with 30% left after going all day with corporate email, Gmail, Facebook, xda a few hours, and scrabble a few times. Pretty normal usage but its new so I keep tinkering with it.

-Galaxy Nexus

-Asus Transformer
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ErikWithNoC:
Why is it that the graphics don't need to be changed? I'm sure games would need different sized graphics to take advantage of the higher resolution screen. As for the whole iPhone app iPad app thing. I would rather developers create a dedicated tablet app versus's a scaled up phone app any day, so either way isn't that great in my opinion. Great news on the battery! I'm assuming your using the GSM version of the Nexus since your on T-Mobile?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] El Daddy:
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Sorry I couldn't help it :)

I'm in a weird mood today...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajftl:
Gsm sexier ....thinner and more pronounce curve lte version battery drains fast. Hate it .. I returning the lte and staying with gsm version
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cdoan34:
most of the apps should be working. i know a week before the galaxy nexus came out alot of apps were updating to support ICS.

the reason the apps dont need to resize graphics is because its kinda built in. take for instance from a phone to tablet. some apps are already supported for both cause android scales it kinda like from iphone to ipad. i know on my asus transformer for apps that dont already scale, software kicks in and autoscales the app for me and im able to make it full screen or a small box in the middle of my screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] [hfm]:
I have not seen one app or game that didn't work. Some of the apps I use even have had updates with 'galaxy nexus' or 'ics' support, leaving me wondering why since I never saw any issues. Optimizations I guess.

I'm sure there are problems but they are not widespread.

Oh yeah, madden won't download the 300M of data, not sure if that's an ics/GNex incompatibility problem or ea screwing up something.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kindiboy:
I have been very worried about the ICS developers support, all I can say about it is I shouldn't have. The only app I've used 2 weeks ago and still not working on ICS is Viber but they have sucky support to begin with (I remember when they said the would release the open beta on a certain date and they delayed it 5 months.) That's the only app that didn't get ICS support that I use.

Some apps even has taken it to the next level with HD and more polish Pocket Casts comes to mind. They did an amazing job.

Don't worry about this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hans Updeskirt:
Hello all, I was wondering if it's possible to get into the EPST mode on the Galaxy Nexus for Verizon. I don't have the phone yet but will get it in the coming weeks. This is a important feature for many people who don't root, from my past experience with my phones it gives you the ability to remove "dun" from the security profile so you can use the stock hotspot app for free.

1) Can this be done on the Nexus LTE?

2) How to do it and the passcode?

Thanks!
[Streak 5 General] alpharetta:
Hi,

I like StreakDroid GingerStreak 2.4.4 very much. I would like to have bigger icon size. Is there any option to set within StreakDroid GingerStreak 2.4.4 ROM?

It is amazing that there is hundred of similar question of how to increas the font size and icon size within the android world, however there is no such universal solution. People then have to tie back to specific ROM on their specific phone. some ROM has font size control, some don't.

As far as I know there is no ROM has icon size setting available for the user.

Few app on the market offer font size or icon size management, however those only work for specific application (SMS for example) or for icons for home screen only ( BIG ICON app for example but it only work for a specific launcher)

I am not looking for universal way to adjust the font size or icon size for android OS ROM in general because I know it is unrealistic, even thought these functions suppose to be really trivial for MS Windows or MAC.

Since I am using StreakDroid GingerStreak 2.4.4 ROM, my question is just about looking a way to increas the icon size for this ROM.

Thanks
[Streak 5 General] lordmorphous:
You can edit your /system/build.prop to achieve what you are looking for. Look for a line that starts with so.rf.lcd_density and adjust that to what you want. If there is no such line, put one in there. The default is 160. I have mine at 240 and like it, seems more phone-like rather than tablet-like.. There have been some reports of incompatibilities with some apps and such if you change it to anything but 160 or 240. Make a backup of your current build.prop first.
[Streak 5 General] Kolteabhiman:
As @lord said

It is that simple

If you use streakdroid then read whole OP of it
[Streak 5 General] alpharetta:
Yay! Thanks for much for the info. I got what I want. Below is what has been done:

Download File Manager (free app) from Market

Set permission R/W for /system folder as well as write permission for /system/build.prop file for owner and all other parties

Open the prop file and add this line: ro.sf.lcd_density=240

Save the file and reboot

It works...

Thanks again.
[Streak 5 General] alpharetta:
Dear, what stand for OP? Can you give me info where to find OP to read more?

I like to digg into system files and properties...

Thanks
[Streak 5 General] lordmorphous:
Original Post. He is referring to the original post for streakdroid. Glad you got it working.
[Focus General] hydeyoshi:
i want to add an sd card to my focus would i be able unlock my phone again or would it be difficult to unlock.i know i will loose my sms and their is no way to save it.i wish i would have did this when i fisrt got the phone last year.i keep thinking this is going to be a head to try to unlock it and get all my apps back.
[Focus General] EnderPsp:
You can unlock again, and you can use this guide.

However, you have to start from scratch, meaning you will also have to install all your games/apps all over again.

---------- Post added at 02:04 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:03 AM ----------

You can unlock again (and you can check my guide).

However, you have to start from scratch, meaning you will also have to install all your games/apps all over again.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ngbmameman:
I just upgraded from a SGS-T959(running miui) and just before I bought this phone I backed up all of my apps. I rooted the phone and now when I go to restore them, it doesn't work.

How do I get around this? (preferably without having to flash another rom)

Also, Lookout CIQ detector is telling me I have CIQ installed on here. So I froze it, yet it still says its there(I read another thread saying I have to freeze it.)

How do I manually remove it, if possible?

Edit: removed CIQ completely in TI.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] GideonX:
Your TiBu is probably looking for your backups on the internal sdcard. Change the directory in your TiBu preferences to external.

This is all a guess... you didn't give much detail about what wasn't working.

Sent from my SGH-T989
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ngbmameman:
I copied the backups from the old phone directly to the TI folder on this phone, then I did a batch restore and nothing restored even though it said it did.

Edit: when I try to manual restore it will ask me what to restore, but won't give me the option to choose anything
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] AllGamer:
make sure you have the latest version of TI

it works perfectly fine for me

make sure you got root and busybox
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] vw671:
You might need "Unkown Sources" enabled.

Note: Titanium Backup PRO/Donate does not need the "Unknown sources" setting to be enabled, only the free version does.
[Xperia Play General] Rossonero224:
Hello

I'm an Android User in Viet Nam

I got my R800x last month. I follow this post http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1312859 to root and it works like a charm.

Yesterday, i found many apps randomly force close, I rebooted my phone but after reboot, my phone stucked in Android Logo.I reinstalled the stock rom by SEUS but nothing changed.

Any suggestion, I think, maybe there's a problem with the sdcard, or my personal data is corrupt but I don't know how to do to fix this.
[Xperia Play General] Rossonero224:
Does anyone knowwwwwwwwww ?
[Xperia Play General] Trygon:
Factory reset is always a good first choice.
[Nexus S Android Development] qbking77:
I take absolutely no credit for TWRP 2.0. Go thank TeamWin here: http://teamw.in/project/twrp2

I also would like to thank Shabbypenguin for helping.

I have taken TWRP 2.0 and made it into a flashable zip through your custom recovery (CWM etc.)

How to install video (please watch):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5yjs1PTTSg

Download

Full review of TWRP 2.0:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9qxsV-gTfg
[Nexus S Android Development] bdpyo:
is this the new touch version?

Edit; running fine on my NS.
[Nexus S Android Development] qbking77:
Yes its the full touchscreen recovery.
[Nexus S Android Development] tylerwatt12:
can you make one for 4G? my fastboot and ADB are not functional at all. Have no clue why. I should be the one helping people ;-;

Whoops nevermind, thanks!
[Nexus S Android Development] isollo:
is this support NS with stock4.0?
[Nexus S Android Development] ragnarokx:
When I click on your download link, all I get is the message:

Anyone have a mirror?
[Nexus S Android Development] merlin699:
Database error :mad::(
[Nexus S Android Development] maxone001:
Not able to download.
[Nexus S Android Development] cdanisor:
i dont think you should do this google made recovery with minimal resource use for a reason, the fewer things u use the fewer things can go wrong :)
[Nexus S Android Development] ragnarokx:
But this recovery is soooo good! Saving wear and tear on volume and power buttons by using the touchscreen, EFS backup option, time and battery meter, and intuitive menus like having the reboot option displayed right after you flash something. I'm loving this recovery.
[Nexus S Android Development] gamin92:
Made a flashable zip of TWRP 2.0.0 RC0 since the link in th OP is not working : TWRP 2.0.0 RC0 flashable zip
[Nexus S Android Development] qbking77:
I apologize for the link being down! It should be back up in about an hour!!! Sorry doing some very quick site maintenance... if you need the file very badly PM me and I'll get you it :)
[Nexus S Android Development] qbking77:
OP updated, fixed the link.