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[HTC Jetstream] teorouge:
Hello everyone and please pardon my intrusion. I have a Flyer with GB ROM and would like to upgrade to HC, but that would strip the opportunity to make regular phone calls. Now I wonder, is Jetstream (HC ROM) able to do that? Anybody ever tried? In flyer GB you had to apply a little hack (think it was build.prop edit) and use corded/bluetooth earphones but something is missing in Flyer HC ROM, hope it can be ported from jetstream if you can actually call. Thanks for any report.

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[HTC Jetstream] rangercaptain:
Do you know there is a flyer forum? And a thread about 3g flyers and GSM phone call function.
[HTC Jetstream] teorouge:
Speechless. Couldn't find infos about phone calls for Jetstream and you ***** because I asked here, in Jetstream General? I know there's a Flyer section, I visit that regularly, but since we're experiencing an issue with HC ROM I asked for help. Is that bad? :confused:

And FYI: that thread you mentioned is for GB ROMs, nothing useful for HC.
[HTC Jetstream] bmw-boy:
Bro

Till now the.jetstream still not rooted

So no way to hack or modify in jesteream yet
[HTC Jetstream] rangercaptain:
Wow you are a very nasty tempered small person. I was just hoping to give you advice to put you in the right direction.
[HTC Jetstream] teorouge:
Now you even insult, nice. Please close this thread.

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[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] nav200:
like the title says i wanna know if the mic works with the galaxys 4g cause these headphones are going super cheap on boxing day.

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Should work fine.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] nav200:
cause I heard there's issues with the mic on other non-iphone phones, that's why i'm double minded
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Oh, hmm. Well, find a friend that has an iPhone/iPod and make a deal with them if it doesn't work with your phone. ;)

Or find some headphones w/mic that "work with android".
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] nav200:
can you suggest any good headphone with mic???

thanks
[General Questions and Answers] jbgtenn:
I was wondering if one of you guy might be able to help me out, I bought a droidx off e-bay that was flashed to ST I activated it online with the numbers provided and also bought 45 dollar card and added to the phone then I dialed *22890 and it was successful but when I try to make a call It tells me that it cant be authenticated but 3g internet works. Also the phone keeps rebooting is there anything I can do on my end or should I send it back? Id just hate to be out my 50 dollars on the card if I cant use it.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] ace518:
http://www.engadget.com/2011/12/22/...gadget+Mobile)&utm_content=Google+Feedfetcher

so, it works pretty good. But, for controls, any clue how to press R3 or L3 (pressing in on the control stick)?

Also, any comments on how well different games work is welcome.

EDIT:

ok got R2 and L2 they are the volume buttons

i guess i'll put a mapping up, since it seems to map to an xbox controller (and I'm playing arkham asylum, not sure if they all map the same)

A - X

B - Circle

X - Square

Y - Triangle

RB - Volume down

LB - Volume up

RT - R

LT - L

don't know how to press in on control stick yet

thanks zipeee2 for grabbing the apk
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] fma965:
Awesome
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] thatsupnow:
Can you please post the apk? I downloaded the v1.0 and the controls don't work and for some reason when I go to the market on my computer it says I can't install this on my device in my country. WTF?? Its a really cool app
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] FTAiii:
I was able to update the app from Singapore using 'market enabler'. Apparently market enabler is not compatible with the new android market app, but if you first uninstall updates in the app manager and then use market enabler to switch to a US or UK market, you can search for onlive and update the app. This worked for me, although I have not yet been able to test the onlive app because my 3g bandwith is to low to connect.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] TLRtheory:
Very awesome stuff! Of course, you know I'm not coming in empty-handed - before my youtube gets hammered with the request, here's some video and article footage!

[YOUTUBE]iRvb7Jvabqg[/YOUTUBE]

[YOUTUBE]J5QaZKT7NTs[/YOUTUBE]

http://verytechnical.wordpress.com/2011/12/23/onlive-update-brings-ps3-quality-gaming-to-xperia-play/
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] zulu99:
with this update try to play the games:

pure

split/second

this games work for you ?? you can accelerate the car ??
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] TheVicious:
Please - can someone upload apk? I have message "Not availble in Your country". I dont want make anything with my market app...

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[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] zipeee2:
I backed mine up with Astro. Originally, I had to uninstall the old client before installing this one.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] zipeee2:
They both work. Although, not so easy to control with the analog pad.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] zulu99:
in pure i can't accelerate how button you press ??
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] zipeee2:
Right Shoulder / R1
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] magicbumm328:
What exactly is a custom modem? I am new to the Droid world. I know how to flash custom ROMs and i understand what they are but what does a custom modem do? Or even a custom kernel for that matter? I see them floating around for the GS2 and wanted to be sure of what they do.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
The modem handles voice and data communications, and interfaces with wifi. The various modems that are available are from the official and unofficial releases (leaks) that have been put out by samsung for this phone. Samsung does not release source code for modems, so there are not custom modems.

The kernel is the portion of the phone operating system that sits between the user interface (ROM) and the hardware. Samsung does release source code for the kernel, since Android is open source, and therefore our great developers here at xda modify the kernel to make them better.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] magicbumm328:
I very much appreciate the answer that gave me pretty much what i was looking for. Thanks:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cchant:
Anyone able to use the $10 unlimited medianet plan or are you forced into the smart phone 2 gb plan?

My nexus arrives tomorrow and I'm on the medianet plan on my gs2 and was hoping to keep it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] konman795:
Yep, you'll be able to keep your $10 unlimited with your Galaxy Nexus on AT&T. That's what I'm doing and have been doing since my Galaxy S2 International version. Still get HSPA speeds too, roughly ~4 mbs download and ~1 mbs uploads. Enjoy it!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tehelmo:
You may or may not get to keep the $10 medianet unlimited. If you did, then consider yourself lucky.

Back when I had my Nexus One they switched me to the $30 smartphone unlimited a few days after changing from a dumbphone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cchant:
So far I've been able to keep my media net plan. We'll see what happens over the next few days
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GarJones27:
Thanks for the info guys. I've been considering making the move but would only do so if I can keep my $10 MediaNet unlimited plan.

If you guys wouldn't mind to keep us updated in the next few weeks it would be really helpful.

Happy Holidays!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Deleted member 4127805:
Any luck keeping the $10 unlimited media net? I am hearing conflicted reports, and seems like a lot of misinformation out there. Some folks saying their friend's friend got switched, others saying its still good.

If they do catch you and switch to a smartphone data plan, is there a way to get AT&T to let you retain unlimited but at the $30 rate instead, or do they force you to the $25 2GB plan?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Deleted member 4127805:
Fingers crossed, but I'm on day 4 of using the medianet plan. I'm using the Cingular 410 apn, and getting roughly 7mbps download speeds when in good coverage areas.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] r34p3rex:
Any updates? I don't want to drop my unlimited smartphone plan for this only to find out they'll switch me to the 2GB plan :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cordell507:
If you were grandfathered in to the unlimited smartphone plan you will be able to keep it, the reason why they won't is because they will lose money
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] r34p3rex:
nono, once you get rid of the grandfathered plan (for example, switching to medianet), you can't get it back - unless you do the iPhone 2G trick :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Deleted member 4127805:
I'm still on the $10 plan. They haven't sent a text message/email yet. My billing cycle ends on the 22nd, so we'll see if there are any changes then.

As far a I understand it, since I am technically using a data plan that is not compatible with my phone, they CAN and WILL switch me to a 2Gb plan for my smartphone, and take away my unlimited. They can do this because they don't technically offer the unlimited data for smartphones plan anymore (only for grandfathered accounts), so they can't bump me to that one. Since I would be switching from non-smartphone to smartphone, I wouldn't be considered grandfathered.

I'm sure I could call and complain and get them to do it anyway, but I understand their reasoning. It just sucks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Deleted member 4127805:
My billing cycle ended on the 22nd, and I am still on the $10 media net plan. Still using the Cingular APN.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aneftp:
Good luck.

Hopefully you can continue using $10 data plan.

I wouldn't risk it of you use a lot of data and are currently on the $30 unlimited data.

I heard some Samsung galaxy note people losing their unlimited $30 cause AT&T system thought they were using a tablet device instea of a phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cchant:
So far no issues on the media net plan. I haven't went over 2 gb though yet
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rwong1:
I have been using that plan since i had a HTC tytan 2 - nexus 1 and now the Galaxy nexus... no problems... high speeds...

:cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bballs91:
I had the $10 medianet plan and got switched to the $30 unlimited plan too about a month (one billing period) after putting the sim into my Nexus One.

Either way I think you'll be able to keep the unlimited once your grandfathered in no matter what. Price might go up though :/

Good luck!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bcool15:
galaxy nexus is not on att yet

same **** happened when i bought Xperia x10 NA ver. i was on medianet but as soon as att got black version my white xperia was flagged as smartphone still im keepin cash in my wallet unless its released on att n u guys get to keep medianet cuz smartphone plans arer dumb n overpriced

wats 2gb for a 720p fan

with gsII its different cuz all three carriers had variants
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] redthunda69:
I've been on the medianet for a few weeks, as has my brother.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GreenishApples:
What apn setting should I use if I'm the MediaNet plan?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] r34p3rex:
wap.cingular I believe

I tried out both the wap.cingular APN and the PTA APN and it seems like the PTA APN consistently had lower ping and higher speed than wap.cingular.

Not sure if I want to give up my unlimited LTE data plan right now (I'd lose access to pta) :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I'm not sure what this means, but I think you're saying that you got flagged on an Xperia X10 NAM.

Several years ago I had the Nokia E71 NAM running on this same AT&T account, and had zero problems, even after AT&T picked up the E71x.

Even if AT&T gets a version of the Galaxy Nexus, it won't be the same as the i9250, it will be a different version (probably end in a 7, as most AT&T Samsung phones do).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jlczl:
I guess I'm on MediaNet since I'm using the $50 unlimited talk, text, and data GoPhone pre-paid plan.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ap3604:
Ever since Google started selling the Galaxy Nexus for $399 through the Google Play store... who is still on the medianet plan?

Wonder if you guys got switched off it or got flagged...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jlczl:
I used to be but am now on ST.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gharris040604:
Just set up mine yesterday working great!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I am still going strong on media net. Although my usage has dropped the last several months... I must not be downloading as much as I used to.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Justjusten:
I know this is an old post but is this still an option?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I did some traveling this past month, so I spent a lot of time in airports without wifi. Burned through over 3 gigs in one week using wifi tether. No issues whatsoever with media net. Long live cheap unlimited!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Justjusten:
Awesome! Im definitely going to get switched to this plan!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Unfortunately, this is not a plan that you can "switch" to. It is no longer offered. I still have it because I've had the same plan for six years.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thephoneguyusa:
It is still offered and I have been using it and my billing cycle ends in a few days. I don't eat up a crap load of data though so I am sure I won't have to worry about them switching me and if they do its nothing a simple call explaining I have a dumb phone that has built in mini browsing and games you have to download via data and other crap that uses data. :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
No, you cannot "switch" to it. I have it because I am grandfathered in. Anyone who does not currently have it cannot go into online account manager and switch to it. If you currently have it, do not switch away from it. Once you switch away, you cannot switch back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thephoneguyusa:
I'm not grandfathered in you can switch to it. I got my nexus a few days ago called att gave them the imei of my nexus told them it was a basic phone that still has a browser. Took 5 mins and now I am on the $10 a month unlimited data plan

Edit: you said you can not go online and switch to it straight from a data plan that is true you need to call them. Missed that part lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Justjusten:
So Im alright as long as I call ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] harveydent:
Yeah, just tell them your phone got lost/stolen and now you're stuck on an old dumbphone Razr
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] u921333:
You can't switch to a unlimited smart phone plan but u can switch to unlimited media net as long as your imie is not recognized as a smart phone ie unbranded phone. The at&t system only finds smart phones branded as at&t.

So in summary yes you can most definitely switch to it I just did two weeks ago lol. You do need to call in though
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tikerz:
I popped my SIM into an ATT dumbphone and had to call and switch from smartphone data plan. They told me that the cheapest one available was $15 unlimited media net. I asked about the $10 one and they told me it was not available because you had to be grandfathered in to have it.

After he switched me, I logged into OLAM to verify and there was an option to switch to $10 unlimited media net. It did say that it requires unlimited messaging but I already have that. I selected it just fine. Put the SIM back into Nexus and it's been working great.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djidea:
I want to get a Galaxy Nexus but I'm afraid AT&T will do a sweep like with the nexus one that I had a while ago and switch me to a smartphone data plan. I'm using a Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant still on media net Lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cruzad3r:
me too LOL

those who have the GSM Gal Nex on ATT using Medianet plan, can you confirm your speed? Better yet, does it show 4G on your phone or 3G?

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrgrim800:
I was on a dumb phone plan. They caught me about a week ago. Now to either T-Mobile or Straight Talk for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Toad858:
I get 3 mbps down on medianet here in sa diego
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cruzad3r:
well that's no better than my Vibrant on ATT 3G. wat the hell man LOL
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] harveydent:
he's paying only $10 for it. i think that's "better"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 24ml24:
I've been using this for almost a year and I turned it on through the my at&t app
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
My speeds vary between 3mbps and 7mbps in the cities I have tried it in (Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, San Diego, Houston, Dallas).

I am only able to access HSPA, so no 4g. That has to do with how your account is provisioned. However, as the previous poster said, for 10 bucks a month, I'm not complaining! It's fast enough for HD Netflix while tethering to my laptop.

I have had the $10 medianet plan for over six years, and have used multiple different smartphones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DerAmi:
So I have a question for all of you- Exactly how much IS this? Total price I mean.. You all keep talking about a $10 media net plan, but how much with the unlimited text and however many minutes you get? Is this prepaid or contract? More info would be sweet, thanks peeps.

Edit: and also, if I were to give them the IMEI from the Gnex I bought from the Play Store would they have that in their system? Or what if I gave them the IMEI from my old, old Samsung slide dumb phone and then just switched SIMs into my Gnex afterwards?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Well, it obviously depends on your plan. I have a contract. The internet by itself is $10. That's it.

As far as my plan? I have:

$39.99: 450 anytime minutes, 5000 night and weekends, unlimited M2M, rollover rate plan.

$20.00: Unlimited text and messaging

$10.00: Unlimited internet for non-smartphones ( ::snicker:: )

After taxes and my 23% FAN discount through my company, I pay $56/mo for essentially unlimited mobile.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DerAmi:
So in other words, the best chance to take if you're wanting to save money and you get absolutely no T-Mobile service where you live is ST?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cruzad3r:
well i don't have unlimited text but i'm on the medianet plan for 15$ and using the vibrant on ATT account. the reason why you won't get 4G speed is because the vibrant does not have all of the necessary radio bands. remember the vibrant is for Tmobile network vs. the captivate is for ATT. they are both the same phone just different name. the same concept with the SG II.

for the user who's paying only 56$ per month with virtually unlimited usage; well that's pretty good :D

But remember, unlimited slow speed is the same as throttle high speed. just look at Sprint and you'll understand. Another side note is where you are when you actually used the phone. i'm from the east coast and things are pretty spotty over here.

Also you do not need to tell ATT anything. just take the sim out, plug in the new phone (gal nex) and you're fine. unless the Gal nex is using the micro sim, which you will need to cut it down. at the end of the day, user have to justify whether they want high speed or cheap plan. you can't have the best of both world; at least i don't know of one. which is why i'm here to learn :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I have no idea what you're talking about.

I have a Galaxy Nexus. It takes full size SIM card. It has HSPA+ bands in the radio. I am unable to get 4G speeds because AT&T has not cleared my account for access to the 4G network. I can call them and have them change my account to get 4G, but then I'd lose my NON-SMARTPHONE $10 INTERNET. Which is kinda the whole point of the $10 internet. If I really wanted the 4G, I'd pony up the extra $20/mo for the SMARTPHONE UNLIMITED plan.

3G speeds are just fine for me. I have never been hurting for speed. Unless you're downloading torrents, you don't need speed much faster than 3mbps, anyway, to do standard internet surfing and streaming video.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Toad858:
I dont beleive it works that way unless you are refering to lte. I could be wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cruzad3r:
OK - you keep on believing that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Ok, thanks for the advice. I will keep on believing that.

I have been in multiple cities that are confirmed to have HSPA+ networks, and my phone will not connect to HSPA+. I verified this in my phone's status (I am typically connected to HSDPA:9, which is the 3G protocol, the phone will display "H". This tops out around 7mbps). HSPA:11 will also display "H", however it is HSPA+, and what AT&T calls 4G. LTE is a whole separate category, and this phone is not LTE capable.

In order to access the HSPA+ networks, you need to not only be using the correct APN, but you have to be on the correct provisioning with AT&T. The Medianet data package is not capable of connecting to the HSPA+ APNs, because it was never intended to be used on a phone with HSPA+ capabilities (it was originally limited to 3G feature phones, which were common before smartphones exploded).

Unless you want to prove me wrong by posting a screenshot of you surfing the web at HSPA+ speeds from your medianet simcard, I'll continue to keep believing that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Toad858:
^^^ 7mbps is att hspa+. Thats about the best real world "4g" that anyone will get on att. Excluding lte of course
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DerAmi:
In my opinion 7mbps is all anyone ever needs. I get that with straight Talk AT&T and i get service everywhere. That's all I want

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LaGeek:
Im getting 2 down. What APN settings are you guys using exactly? I am on the INternational Samsung note.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DerAmi:
I'm using the normal APN settings just without the proxy. I've been using around 200mb a day for a week and haven't gotten a call or text about usage yet. I love straight Talk :)

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BillBauman:
No, it's not.

HSDPA is capable of up to 14 Mb/sec down, HSPA+ (3.75G, we'll call it) is capable of up to 42 Mb/sec down.

"Parity between DSL-type broadband speeds and mobile broadband moved a step closer with HSDPA delivering up to 14Mbps in the downlink and HSUPA returning 5.8Mbps in the uplink."

"Coupled with improvements in the radio access network for continuous packet connectivity, HSPA+ will allow Uplink speeds of 11Mbps and Downlink speeds of 42Mbps within the Release 8 time frame."

http://www.3gpp.org/HSPA
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Toad858:
This guy... I said real world speeds. The best att hspa+ ive seen posted on these forums is 8mbps. Furthermore, att does not have a 42mbps hspa+ network because they have implemented lte, it tops out at 21mbps if im not mistaken. Only tmobile has that type of hspa+ network.