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[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] samydroid:
Yeah, pretty sure!!! Tried it many times. It would catch the signal, recognize the network but not connect!
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] Delanoister:
This is a samsung firmware.

why it could be going on?

I don't understand why.

Cause all modules or lib go with a kernel properly as long as we use.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] samydroid:
Yeah, that's exactly what bothered me too; it was official firmware! The first thing I did was tried to get connected to wifi but since it didn't, I flashed CM 7.2 again and wifi worked (as it was working before flashing this rom)! So, the issue must be in firmware. You better check that.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] sollie:
I tries this and could not get wifi working. So i downloaded the origional firmware from sammobile . com. Installed it en everthing is working. Also wif.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] papasieg:
lol

there is an FBI warning when trying to download
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] LegoGabi:
LOL, where do you leave ? Megaupload is down because of SOPA.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] Delanoister:
lol, I haven't mirror ROM file. :D

Sry.

I'm confused to upload at the moment :))

Yeah, an owner oh so sad :(

:D
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] RacerBas:
Upload it on mediafire
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] Peteragent5:
For the downloads replace the *****

With ad fly

Go here: http://goo.gl/B5qvB <--- replace **** with that

Because XDA blocks ad fly
[Android General] ooikaisheng529:
Samsung is a manufacturer which is having the most market shares currently.But, their customer aftermarket support is the worst.

As all of us know, the Galaxy line of devices are so successful today for having a sales of up to millions.The reason for this is from the start of the Galaxy S.It is their flagship phone in 2010, with a sales of about 20 million globally. Now, Samsung have made a decision not to upgrade the Galaxy S to the newset Android 4.0. Source: http://www.samsungtomorrow.com/2043

Translated English page by Sammobile : http://www.sammobile.com/2011/12/22/...nd-galaxy-tab/

Is it a hardware issue?No, it is because they just don't want to upgrade it and wants people to buy their new phones so they can make more money.And even Sony Ericsson done soooo much better than them. They decided to upgrade their whole 2011 Xperia line of devices, even including the 150$ Xperia Mini.

Yes i know that the Galaxy S is an old device, which already exceeded the 18 months of software update. But well, what happens to its other brother? The Galaxy S Super Clear LCD i9003 which launched about the same time as the Galaxy S2, and the Galaxy S Plus which have not even exceeded 6 months,and the recently Galaxy W,what would happen to them?And also, the Galaxy S have so much similarities to the Nexus S, which had its Ice Cream Sandwich update about 1 week ago.

It is a BIG SHAME that Samsung would make this decision, as these devices are still in the 18 months software update timeline. Is the Google's Android Update Alliance dead? Most of us would probably say yes. If Samsung are not gonna rethink this and release the new update for the Galaxy S phones, I would be sure that this is my first and last Samsung phone ever.Samsung is just caring its sales of new devices and its money.My next phone would be only from Google, the Nexus line.

If anyone here would like to see when they paid a lot for their new flagship phone and got unsupported after one year you then you could continue doing the stupid act of supporting samsung.I think Google should be like microsoft, pushing updates themselves to the devices and not letting OEMs do the work, OEMs are all just about money, money and more money.

Anyone can feel free to write their own thoughts here.
[Android General] masonic1032:
IMHO - All manufacturers are the same - Good or Bad, Good and Bad, Bad and Good.

In my experience, if I encounter any issues with any manufacture that is bad, It's just my luck.
[Android General] madquack:
I don't understand what the big fuss is about. Simply wait for the developers on these forums to make a AOSP/Android 4.0 rom and you'll be fine. You'll get better support from these forums than any manufacturer could ever provide assuming you're using a phone with a significant development community which obviously the Galaxy S phones possesses. The way I see it my man you have a few simple options: Sit here and cry about it, wait for developers to cook up a rom, or develop your own.

I'd just sit back, relax, and suck it up for a little while longer and see what the brilliant developers can produce brotha.
[Android General] ithehappy:
I agree with OP. Can't say if they are the only one though, but surely one of the worst. As I always say, we are giving our money to the brands/manufacturers, not any devs :cool:
[Android General] AllGamer:
can you stop spamming every single forum with this non sense?
[Android General] orb3000:
Thread closed
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[Android Apps and Games] pjmmeez:
I can't find it?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] willsnews:
Can anyone take the video from the movie the ring and make it into a boot animation just thought it would be awesome I could but have no home computer

Sent from the millennium falcon
[HTC EVO 3D] turboed dragon:
like the title says... is it done yet? :( been looking and looking for solutions to that question. i'm already rooted using the htc method. but still looking for a way to get s-off.
[HTC EVO 3D] ekz13:
check the 3D general section, there are a few threads on it with varying info.

short answer though - no
[HTC EVO 3D] tokuzumi:
There has been some effort made towards this front, with little success. Whether you think it's a smoke screen, or not, evil devnull, and his team, attempted this around thanksgiving, and couldn't come up with anything. Not sure if revolutionary is quietly working on something, or if they are waiting for the ICS update, or if they are just done with bootloader unlocking, period (I'm not bashing those guys, but they have been eerily quiet since the bootloader changed to 1.5).

The unlocked, non carrier branded GSM guys have found a way to revert back to an eariler bootloader, using the HTC unlock method, and then performing a similar method to what the thunderbolt/evo shift 4g guys did to allow the Hboot to accept a RUU with an earlier hboot.

I think this doesn't get much attention, because the HTC unlock method allows you can do almost everything you could if you had S-OFF. The only thing missing is being able to flash radios.
[HTC EVO 3D] Jabawockee:
At this point it wouldn't make sense for devs to come up with a solution now. Not with ICS around the corner
[HTC EVO 3D] LostRib:
is there a temp root for hboot 1.5?
[HTC EVO 3D] turboed dragon:
whats ics?

The only reason why i ask is because, ##data# or what ever it is, i found my midi number using an app in market place, but when i tried to adjust my volume. it doesnt want to work. i was wondering if me having s-on and rooted is affecting it in any way.
[HTC EVO 3D] Bebida:
Ics is ice cream sandwich new android OS hopefully coming to the EVO 3d early 2012.
[HTC EVO 3D] treeworx:
EVO 3D 1.5 100% stock

I want to flash a rom

Olympus Trinity XE Titan HD

I'm a little lost on the whole s off thing

help please

I'm a Motorola DROID x rom flasher

not familiar with HTC

PLEASE HELP.

thanx
[HTC EVO 3D] Bebida:
What hboot are you?

Edit just saw your whole post have a look here my man this is where to start.
[HTC EVO 3D] jslim38:
s off

first start here at htc dev and unlock the bootloader and when thats done install a custom recovery like 4ext and then install the su file and now your ready to flash a custom rom now thats done look in the dev section for downgrading your hboot from 1.50 to 1.49.0007 and now your ready for alpharevolutionary.io and when thats done you have s off and your hboot will be 1.49.1107
[HTC EVO 3D] evo bryan:
stick with 1.5 if you dont like the downgrade 4ext just got a way to flash kernels from recovery i dont like to brick my phone lol
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dmchssc:
I've been having a few relatively minor (but hopefully solvable) problems with WiFi roaming and association with my Epic 4G Touch. My current baseband version is EL13.

At home, I have two access points to improve coverage. One of them is a relatively new 802.11n/g/b D-Link router. This is the one connected to my modem and set to router mode. The other is an older 802.11g/b Linksys router set to access point only mode connected to the other router via ethernet. In order to allow easy roaming between the two, I have both APs set to the same SSID and security settings. I have them set on channels 1 and 11 respectively to avoid interference (most of my neighbors use the intermediate channels).

With laptops, roaming works well. Not perfectly, possibly because of the lack of 802.11n on the second AP, but they automatically reassociate to the router with a stronger signal at a reasonable difference in strength. There's rarely a time when the link speed falls below 30 mbps.

With my E4GT, roaming is more hit-and-miss. For some reason, once it's connected to an AP, it doesn't like to reassociate until it loses its current signal completely. This can be a problem when I reach the outer reaches of either AP's signal zones. With the 802.11n AP in particular, the E4GT tends to stay connected even when the link speed (as stated by the router) is 1 mbps. The actual performance is, of course, even worse. Latency is at least 500 ms, and often times, data isn't transmitted at all. I might as well be on 1xRTT. :rolleyes: This happens when I'm in the same room as the other AP.

Another annoying quirk is that the ET4G seems to prioritize the 802.11n AP over the 802.11g one when it makes its initial association. When I turn WiFi on in the room with the older router, half the time, my phone decides to connect to the very weak 802.11n signal instead of the full bar signal from the AP in the room.

So, my questions:

Has anyone else noticed this problem?

Is there a way to increase the threshold signal strength before the phone tries to reassociate? This would hopefully make roaming more functional.

Is there a way to de-prioritize 802.11n signals, or alternatively, disable 802.11n connectivity altogether? I don't want to disable it in my router because the extra bandwidth comes in handy for my PCs, but 130 mbps is unnecessary for a phone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] riggs170:
Wow you must have a huge house lol.... Maybe you could try adjusting the transmit power strength on one or both of the routers so that the signal will drop off completely and switch to the other access point. Hope I could help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tliebeck:
My new VZW Galaxy Nexus has been occasionally entering a mode where it will not receive any phone calls.

The problem is corrected once I initiate an outgoing phone call.

The outgoing call connects immediately, is clear, and has no issues at all. If I then hang up and try calling the device it will ring immediately and work perfectly.

The problem tends to occur a couple of times per day. I've not found a direct trigger for it.

When the problem occurs, IP network connectivity still works perfectly. I can ping from the device, browse FTP sites, and run a speed test. Using the speedtest.net app (while the phone is unable to receive calls), I'm seeing 26mpbs down and 18mbps up (just like I would if the phone was working).

Powering down and then powering up the device does not correct the issue. Adding a battery pull while the device is powered down doesn't help. Once booted, the device will still not receive calls until you make an outgoing call from the device.

Phone is bone stock. Is not and has never been rooted or modified. Purchased on launch day. Indicated signal strength is great, and service in my area is very good on both 3G and 4G.

There's no indication whatsoever of an issue other than friends later notifying me that I was unreachable.

I believe text messaging may be halted as well, but have not verified this.

Verizon has no idea, indicates everything is provisioned correctly. Device was activated by a VZW store.

Any suggestions or reports of similar issues would be greatly appreciated. I can still take it back to Verizon and replace it with a new item (and I probably will).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xxprodigyxx11:
I've seen a story of a guy who upgraded to the gnex but left his old phone turned on and used it as a bedside clock. He was saying he wouldn't receive any calls. He powered off his old phone and was then able to receive calls. Seems like a long shot but maybe your having the same problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skynet11:
Maybe your phone can automatically detect when someone you don't like is calling ;)

Has anyone seen John Connor?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tliebeck:
Thought this was the case as well after a Verizon tech suggested it. In a rare event, I actually picked this phone up at a VZW store and they activated it for me (while my previous phone was remained on).

Since then I've turned off the old phone (and left it off) and rebooted the Nexus immediately thereafter. The problem still occurs at roughly the same interval.

I actually do a lot of switching between phones for development work, but have never seen this before. Then again I always *228 it myself where the "old" phone has to be turned off.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SVegabond:
I just experienced this problem today for the first time. I didn't realize my phone was unable to receive calls until my Gmail account notified me that I had a bunch of voicemails waiting. Then as soon as I made an outgoing call, I had about 12 text messages deliver to me. The weird part is that I was still receiving Facebook and Twitter notifications during this time. I haven't been able to replicate the problem again, but it has happened to me as well. Very weird.

My only hunch is that earlier in the day I was out in the middle of nowhere where my signal was dropping in & out and perhaps when I came back to the city, the network didn't connect properly? I don't know if that's even possible? Also, could my home wifi network be interfering somehow?

I have tested it since I made an outgoing call and now people are able to text me and call me, so it all seems back to normal. It's a very odd problem indeed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mholton12:
I had the same issue this morning and its funny because I just turned my old phone on last night and that could be the problem
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jiturri:
I've had a Galaxy Nexus on Verizon for a couple of weeks now and noriced this problem early on, but only in the evenings and night. I stumbled upon this thread looking for a solution. Thanks tliebeck for mentioning it.

I was using my old OG Droid as a bedside clock. In the evenings, after getting home from work, I place the Galxy Nexus on the same bedside table as my old cell phone.

Then I saw xxprodigyxx11's response (thanks, btw!) and tried turning off the old phone. Sure enough, my Galaxy Nexus hasn't missed a call since. It seems to be proximity related, since I was receiving calls just fine on my gnex at work even with my old phone on at home; I'll have to do more testing on that to see just how far apart they need to be.

Sorry that did not work for you, tliebeck.

There is very little information on this situation out there, so I am grateful for the help here. Hopefully someone can come up with a more permanent and universal solution.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tliebeck:
Good to know I'm not alone, thanks all for posting!

Still a major issue here.

Took the device to a VZW store and had them replace it with a new one. Problem still happens in exactly the same fashion. They did reuse my SIM card.

Phone seems to do it about every day lately. I've had two calls to VZW level 2 tech support. First guy tried changing a bunch of account settings around, to no avail. Second guy thinks it's a bad SIM card, I'll be heading to a VZW to get a new one of those today, but am doubtful that it will be effective.

The fact that this works across battery pulls and on two different phones just plain screams network or firmware problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dan23945:
I had the same issue. First swapped out my 4g sim card...worked OK in store, after being home for 45 minutes it did the same thing again...wouldn't accept calls until an outgoing call was placed. Drove back to Verizon and was able to reproduce the issue in the store. They replaced it with a brand new GNex and haven't had the issue since (a couple weeks). Good luck!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tliebeck:
Had the SIM card replaced a couple days ago, today it's doing it again.

Based on the responses here, I think this issue may be quite widespread and many people aren't realizing it because it's intermittent (every one/two/three days) and is cured if you place an outgoing call (with no indication there was ever a problem).

For me at least, a replacement new phone, new SIM card, and various account updates have had no effect.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] unremarked:
Not to belittle your problem, but 3-4 people having an issue =/= "quite widespread."

When you say its not accepting a call, do you mean all calls go straight to VM, don't ring at all, or the call isn't going through(I.e. other person sees call failed)?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tliebeck:
The reason I think it's not an isolated issue is because very few people are going to notice and correctly identify the issue. It's a new device (small userbase), and the more frequently you're placing calls the less likely you are to notice it. It's intermittent with what appears to be an interval of at least a few hours up to a day or more.

The calling party will either go straight to voicemail or experience between two and four rings before being routed to voicemail.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PresPPsP:
I suppose I should chime in and saying I'm having this issue also. I've found that toggling airplane mode on and then off restores ability for me to receive calls. This is a particularly bad problem for me as my wife is pregnant. She was PISSED the other day because she thought I was ignoring the 6 back-to-back calls she made. I first thought it was a google voice issue but it wasn't. I verified by calling my actual cell number once I caught it in this "mode" again today. Until we figure this out, I have the luxury of being able to add my work cell to the list of phones that GV rings so that I don't miss another call from her. That's actually how I discovered the GNex was in that "mode" again.

The comment about the previous phone is an interesting one. I also use my old phone as a nightstand deskclock and alarm clock. I will try throwing that one in airplane mode for awhile and see if that fixes anything. I don't believe it to be a proximity issue though because my GNex has entered this mode while I was at work and the old phone was at home. It's a half hour drive and there's a mountain in between.

-Josh

I also think that more people could be having this issue without knowing at all which would lead to less complaining. The caller just thinks the receiver is just too busy to answer and leaves a message. Unless you don't get a really important call that a wife/friend complains heavily about, one would never know.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Wintrmte:
I had purchased a new GNEX a few days ago and I had a really strange problem where the phone would work (receive / make calls) for about 10 minutes, then the radio would just stop working.

Wait a few minutes, and it would come back to life.

Since it was new, I took it back to the Verizon store and they tried to claim it was due to some software issue that was being fixed in the next two weeks, but I disagreed.

Ultimately got a new GNEX and haven't had the problem since. Seems like maybe there is a bad batch out there with faulty radios?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MerkurMan:
I don't have anything to add except to say that my father's HTC Raider/Vivid did the same thing last night, and it was spooky. I phoned him a few times, and it went straight to VM every time. As soon as he placed a call, all the VM notifications came flooding in, and his phone could receive calls again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PresPPsP:
My guess is that it is a quirk with the way 4g is authenticated. Since it's a new type of connection (requires sim card instead of esn) there's some kind of glitch where the old esn isn't fully un-registered with the network. Does your dad also use an old 3g phone as a deskclock or anything?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pcnerdman:
Me Too! Galaxy nexus stops receiving calls until I place an outgoing cal

Hi,

This is my first post here. Just wondering if this has been resolved? My Gnexus was on all day Saturday, Sunday and most of today without receiving a call or a text. When I called out it started working, but none of the incomming calls in my voicemail showed up in my log. No text messages were received either. Thanks for starting the thread.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xxprodigyxx11:
Do u have a phone that used to be on that line turned on?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PresPPsP:
Update: have not had this issue come up again since i put my old phone in airplane mode. I always wait for both of my gv phones to ring to ensure this problem is resolved.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] t3rabyte:
This issue is not exclusive to the Verizon Nexus. I have the GSM version through TMobile and quite often (several times a week, maybe more) my phone just stops receiving text messages. I can't even make outgoing calls.

So now, periodically throughout the day I call Google Voice to see if it works. If I get my own voicemail I know that I'm still receiving text messages. If it doesn't connect, then I have to turn on airplane mode, then turn it off again, and the network comes back.

During the outage I still show full bars over 3G.

It's so freaking annoying. I thought the latest update to Android would fix it, but it didn't. There's a Google thread on this too:

http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google+Mobile/thread?tid=34ad876196cb21c4&hl=en&start=40
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mofo666:
Hi,

Backstory:

I recently had my S2 serviced and lost all the apps I had installed.

For some reason, Marketplace didn't keep track of apps I downloaded, so I couldn't get some of the apps which I lost.

Problem:

There was a wallpaper app, I have been using from long time, but even after searching a lot I couldn't locate it. Thing is most of such apps have generic names and the search doesn't really help. I can't be sure whether its still hosted on the marketplace or not, been close to 6 months since I installed it for the first time.

This app has a water wave on the startup splash screen.

So silly it may sound, I am kinda restless cuz I'm not able to find it. Please help me here. Thanks and hope this doesn't get closed.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davehunt83:
Have you tried checking your account on the market website?

I found apps that i had installed on my old HTC Hero that i had forgotten about listed under my transactions.

https:/ /market.android.com/
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mofo666:
Dave, no it doesn't show up in my orders/transactions. :(

If it did, I wouldn't have open this thread.