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[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adam1996wilson:
They've paused it m8
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] petrochemicals:
NS4G here and yes I am really tired of waiting.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adam1996wilson:
Same
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KaiZ51:
Same here, I might actually just go and update my phone manually later today or tomorrow, I'm tired of waiting really...
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vetvito:
Couldn't wait, loving my phone.

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Disputed:
Use manually update :-)

and as vetvito said: Loving my phone!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adam1996wilson:
I have tried a lot but it didn't work :/
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wackychimp:
Since we're on the topic, how do we know when they're pushing a "regular" release? I'm interested in upgrading too but don't want a "buggy" release.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Roof King:
Took the plunge last week and very happy ICS so far. Running Peter Alphonso's rom with Eugene's kernel. Faster and smoother than stock gingerbread which is what I was on.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adam1996wilson:
Tbh alot of people are having no problems
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adam1996wilson:
I now have Ics its great 15 hours I got on battery
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kyokeun1234:
Did they release any ics rom for i9020a?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adam1996wilson:
they did but pausd it
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] weehooherod2:
I'm looking forward to the NS4G update. I'm running a cm9 build right now but I'd love to have the real thing available for devs to pull files from.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Kurai Kitsune:
Hi XDA peeps.

i just picked up a cheap bluetpoth headset by the above name, after it checked out for having A2DP functilnality and had ok reviews. My SGS2 connects and says the right stuff and all seems hunky dory. But I can't get any sound out of it.

When messing with the volume a green light flashes on it twice followed by one blue. Still no sound. All the phone options are enabled for music and calls.

I've tested with an iPhone 4 also, same problem.

Has anyone had this headset before with similar problems? Or is this a case of faulty product?

Cheers~

Sent from xda premium
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Kurai Kitsune:
Solved. Took it back to the store and turns out it was faulty. Replacement headset works brilliantly!

For £15/€20 I believe this is a right bargain.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndyCr15:
On my Mum's HTC Wildfire it won't open chats on Google+ Messenger, it just keeps dropping back to the conversation list. I've talked her through checking the app is up to date and clearing data, but it still wont work.

Anyone seen this before and know a fix?
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 89ian89:
The same for me, I just can't enter in the conversation screen

Andorid 2.2

Wildfire
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tabernacker:
Same problem here.

Android 2.3.3

Wildfire S
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tabernacker:
Problem resolved with latest update of Google+ (Dec 10 2012)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndyCr15:
Yeah, literally got the update about 3 minutes ago... :)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usaff22:
Hey all,

I was wondering whether anyone has the same problem and if anyone knows how to fix it. The browser works perfect on wifi, but when on mobile data it stalls at a certain point. Opera Mini works fine, but the stock browser and Dolphin HD do not work. I have tried disabling extensions and Javascript but nothing changed. I'm wondering what could cause this. My APN settings are also correct. I can attach a screeny when I can go on the desktop site.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usaff22:
Anyone know?

EDIT:

I've attached an image so you can get a better idea of where it stalls. I've also tried re-flashing CM with and without wipes many times.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usaff22:
Bump. Does no one know?
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usaff22:
Anyone know the problem?
[HTC Sensation] manu2009:
Ok so i tried the unlocking method 1 for my sensation and found my 8 digit unlocking code, however when i put in any other sim card rather than the one the phone is locked to is says no sim card in phone so i have no way of inputing the unlock code.

Any ideas?

Thanks in Advance
[HTC Sensation] bonesy:
i think it states in the unlock thread that it wont work with ALL sensations
[HTC Sensation] manu2009:
Thanks for the reply, yes for some people method 1 just shows a date, but mine gave me the 8 digit unlock code.

The problem is the phone is locked to Meteor but when i insert any other sim then a Meteor one it says no sim card in phone, it should ask to enter the 8 digit network unlock code which it doesn't because its not recognising the sim card for some reason.
[HTC Sensation] prootc1:
mine too, not detect the sim card..

Did you solved the problem?

regards
[HTC Sensation] Psychoticus:
Did you put the code in with the meteor sim inserted?

you could always just flash another ROM and that should fix the issue, I know it's a bit drastic but if you really want to use another carrier...
[HTC Sensation] manu2009:
Sorry for only replying now, still not resolved, how would i put the code in with the meteor sim in it?

Ive already tried changing the rom and tried the method 2 unlock but it still won't recognise any other sims apart from meteor ones.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lucas_Skyline:
I'm with a problem here... after enter fastboot oem unlock xxxxxxxxx in dos, my Atrix is showing this on screen:

Fastboot

Starting Fastboot protocol support

Unlocking your device

may VOID your warranty

Device is now unlocked.

and stay like this about 15 min...

what should I do?

Sorry with my english...

Thanks a lot!

EDIT:

Sorry, it finally works!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xavierpunkreno:
I had an app on iOS that whenever a call came in, it didn't take up the whole screen. It only showed up on top, similar to the iOS 5 notifications. There are times I don't feel like answering a call when using my phone and I don't want to reject it because then they would know. Is there an app that can stop incoming calls from using the whole screen on android?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xavierpunkreno:
Anything?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chasemyass:
+1 from me...i`m searching this since I`ve bought my SGS+ in december :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mohis:
Been a few months, Anyone got anything at all similar?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] logic5:
Hello,

any news on this guys ..

I will totally pay for an app like callbar
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] r3scue:
+1 Any update on this?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AppsFALYF713:
Small Call (basically Call Bar) for Android

YES!!!!! It's fairly new, but has been getting a lot of good reviews lately. Small Call PRO for Android. Essentially CallBar, but for Android and you don't have to jailbreak.
[HTC Sensation] roeschu:
Hello,

My Sensation (with Virtuous 2.2.3) and baseband 10.56.9035.00U_10.14.9035.01_M does automatic reboot after some time (sometimes after 5min, sometimes after 30min)

Any idea?

Thanks in advance
[HTC Sensation] tritran18518:
i have similar issue with lastest radio 11.1..The problem is solved after i flashed 10.56.9035.00U_10.15.9035.01_M . Hope this can help.
[Other SmartWatches] archivator:
Hi all,

A few weeks ago I started taking apart the LiveView software and manager. I'm really unhappy with the current plugin system, the menu structure and more. So, I started to reverse-engineer the Bluetooth protocol. I'm at the very beginning but it's looking promising.

Here's the repo: https://github.com/BurntBrunch/LivelierView

The protocol is not very difficult - just request-acknowledge-response serial communication over RFCOMM. Also, the kind people from SE didn't run the manager through Proguard (wink, wink, nudge, nudge ;) ).

I also have what I *think* is a dump of the firmware but it seems either compressed or encrypted. Binwalk didn't find anything in it. If someone would be kind enough to take apart the software updater, we might figure out what's running on the actual device as well.

Overall, I'm just starting but so far it's looking good (got time syncing working! it's at least a watch, if nothing else! :P ).

Any help would be greatly appreciated (pull requests are more than welcome! :))
[Other SmartWatches] cezor:
thinking of doing something similar with one of my gadgets.

What did you use to reverse-engineer the Bluetooth protocol, just wireshark and a bluetooth dongle
[Other SmartWatches] archivator:
Neither :) Did it from disassembly of the manager - much easier than sniffing and guessing.

If you don't have that option and said gadget connects to an Android phone, put on a decent ROM with the full BlueZ stack (e.g., Cyanogen) and use hcidump. It's really, really useful!

Come to think of it, Wireshark might be good enough - the only thing I found useful about hcidump was the SCO audio dump.
[Other SmartWatches] pedrodh:
Nice effort. I've already forked your work on github, might have a look at it soon, I got some geeky ideas for myself as well, and I think integrating this functionality natively on CyanogenMod or even a custom app to replace the SE's one would be great to have as well.
[Other SmartWatches] AleyKsi:
Nice,

i'm was disapointed by the liveview manager myself, i hope something good emerges from your work :)
[Other SmartWatches] pedrodh:
I've also decompiled the APK, and it seems that everything that displays on screen comes from the application, which means everything could be costumized. Seems like SE is using a PNG lib LodePNG to convert images and pushing them to the phone. Also, when it comes to strings, I've found some useful references in JerryProtocol that might indicate how the correct text encoding (not that we can push it right now, but just for the record):

private static final String mEncoding = "iso-8859-1";
private static final char cCarriageReturn = '\r';
private static final char cLineFeed = '\n';

Controlling the led seems quite simple to, it seems message's data is divided in 3 parts:

[RGB] [DELAY = Integer Number] [ON STATE = 0|1]

[old]although I've not figured out the ID of the LED control yet[/old].

LED request ID is 40 and LED response ID is 41. Hope this is enough for you to get started on that one too :)

I've not yet tested the app, but I've read your code and gave a shot at decompiling trying to see what I could dig up, will try it later (not very used to running python scripts though, will have to see how to install pyserial first and all that) ;)
[Other SmartWatches] archivator:
Yup, the main stuff is on the phone - the state machine is clearly isolated (on a side note, the manager is rather well-written, thankfully). On the other hand, I'm somewhat confused by all the constants - it almost feels as if the device has native navigation or icon cache or something.

Thanks for the interest and the tip, I'll look into it soon - I need to figure out a good way to send commands from stdin. It seems that I'll need to figure out non-blocking reading in Python anyway (good news for you - I might drop pyserial! :) )

In any case, I'll add it to protocol.txt, unless you beat me to it!

Lastly, the only reason it's in Python is 'cause I'm productive in it *and* it has good, fast bindings (I try to stay away from gobject in C!). Whatever comes out of this effort would be running on the phone, surely ;)

Edit: You *did* beat me to it! :)

Edit: Implemented LED, vibration, and a pretty good scheme for sending commands from the CLI :)
[Other SmartWatches] pedrodh:
Nice work, saw quite a few commits in a small amount of time.

I've not yet been able to run it sucefully, I (think) have installed pyserial correctly, but maybe the problem is that the bluez that comes with my ubuntu is somewhat newer than the one you used, anyway here's as far as I got http://pastebin.com/uVRdr5T3 if you by chance know just by looking at it what it is would be great ;).

I've started an Android applicatoin Project in hopes of porting this to an Android application as well, but I'm somewhat new to Bluetooth handling on Android, still working it out. I'm already able to connect and pair with device (noob stuff), but it fails to READ from it. I've used java's DataOutputStream and DataInputStream since they deal with data in a big-endian notation, but I haven't understood yet how the initialization process goes. I've looked to your code, I get some parts but not the whole thing yet. Do you have to wait for the LiveView to tell something back, or you can just start to send commands at random? Also, does the script act as a bluetooth server or client (it seems that they are distinct when coding in Android, I've choosen to Connect as a Client, and yes I used the same UUID that you got from decompiling so at least that part I guess to be correct) ?

Anyway is just a bunch of very ugly code at the moment, after I get it to do something usefull I'll clean up the project and host it on github as well.
[Other SmartWatches] archivator:
Hmm, that error is rather suspicious. Looking at the docs, Connect() is not even supposed to throw org.bluez.Failed, let alone with that message. And service discovery supposedly finished successfully..

Was the device in pairing mode (with the arrows/circle turning)? Was the computer the last thing it paired with (once you pair with the computer, the phone shouldn't be able to connect to it, since the device only remembers the last authorization)?

Install d-feet, the DBus browser, go under System bus, org.bluez, find the device, verify that it has the org.bluez.Serial interface and try calling Connect() with the proper UUID from there. Other than that, I've really no idea what it's on about.. Do you have more than one LiveView device by any chance (weird things might happen then)?

I don't actually think it's the difference in bluez versions (the Serial interface hasn't changed in the past 2 and something years) but it might be a (driver) bug you're hitting. I *think* I'm doing everything right as far as communication with BlueZ is concerned. Try running `hciconfig hci0 reset`.

Sorry I couldn't be more helpful..

Regarding your Java effort, if I recall my Bluetooth terminology correctly, you are a client, since the server is the thing advertising the service. You should *not* be reading immediately from the device. The phone/computer sends the first message - in my case, my first message is always STANDBY. Then and only then can you start reading back.

Lastly, I hope Android abstracts the whole RFCOMM pipe thing, 'cause it's a pain to use (and the reason I still need pyserial) - select() would sporadically tell me it has data to read and when I try to read it, I get ERRIO :/ I suspect RTS triggers select()..

Make sure you're only reading as many bytes as you know are in the next packet (take a look at consume() - it returns the number of bytes it expects next) and not more than that - it would either block or throw an exception. I've not done any Bluetooth work on Android, so that's as much as I can help, I'm afraid.

Lastly, as big as the temptation is, do not under any circumstances reuse code from the official manager. "Sony" is in the name of the company after all. I'm half-expecting a Cease & Desist any moment now :D

Edit: Implemented Display Properties Request and Clear Display Request (doesn't do anything). I think I'm out of low-hanging fruit :(
[Other SmartWatches] tj80:
Really interesting work, guys. The Liveview is a fantastic idea and is almost brilliant - if only it worked properly! If you could get the basics working properly so we don't have to use the Sony software that would be fantastic, it's got so much potential.

Cheers,

Tim
[Other SmartWatches] archivator:
So, I had a brilliant idea today. You know how the LiveView Manager app is full of debug messages. Turns out, they are disabled by means of a constant in ElaineUtils. My idea was to change that constant, put the apk back on my phone and rejoice from all the extra info I'd have.

Turns out, that's not how it works. I changed the constant (bumped it to 0x100 - literally a single bit change) and re-signed the apk. I got some output out of it but not all, and none of the useful ELEMENT_ID_* messages :(

Any help on that front would massively speed up the reverse-engineering effort.

EDIT: Scratch that, I'm stupid. I forgot that the .field annotations are not executable code - I was changing the wrong bit so to speak. Changed the value in <cinit> and voila, proper logcat! :D

EDIT: Here's some food for thought - http://pastebin.ca/2099804 - it's the log from startup + a bit of moving around and opening/closing the mediaplayer control.
[Other SmartWatches] cyansmoker:
Very cool project.

I believe, for the damn thing to be usable, focusing on improving Bluetooth performance would be quite good. By "performance" I mean "power consumption." Having to give up on the watch after two hours of light use is really unacceptable.
[Other SmartWatches] spidermonkeyrob:
I would love it if you got this thing working efficiently like SmartWatchm/OpenWatch did for my MBW-150. I ordered my LiveView from the UK when it first released there instead of waiting for the US release. The darn thing disappointed the hell out of me and has been sitting in my garage for almost a year now.

Hopefully you get something going on with this. :cool:
[Other SmartWatches] pedrodh:
Wow, that's very useful thank you. I've been very occupied and did not work more with the Android Side application since my last post, I intend to return to it soon enough though, that output is very welcome when it comes to understanding then the icons are sent and the whole mechanism itself.
[Other SmartWatches] aj256:
I've been doing a bit of reverse engineering work on the liveview as well, and I think I have a complete (although i fear possibly slightly corrupt) firmware dump! :)

I have been able to extract was some PNG images from the firmware (Thanks to their rather distinctive %PNG Header and ending with IEND).

It would appear that the menus and stuff are in fact definitively transferred over bluetooth!

I've attached the images I've extracted if anyone's interested in seeing them!

I'm currently trying to work through it in IDA to disassemble it, which is a pain in the arse!

Is anyone else also interested in completely rewriting the firmware?
[Other SmartWatches] archivator:
@aj256, nice work! I thought I had a dump as well but mine looked compressed :\ Mind uploading yours somewhere for all to see? :) (edit: sorry, saw it in the archive)

That's correct - I almost have that part of the protocol figured out but I'm low on spare time.

Well.. I'd be interested in modifying it and isolating the Bluetooth stack but don't really have the time OR the chops to write the whole firmware from datasheets and disassembly.

As for where I'm standing, I know what I need to decompile next (renderShowUi) but it's a couple of thousand lines of smali. There are so many branches, it's easy to get lost. I need to write better tools for decompiling smali first :D
[Other SmartWatches] x942:
Just bought a Live View! I know it may not be the best but I got it cheap and mainly want the Caller ID portion of it. I hope this reverse engineering pays off. Once I get mine I may start poking around and see if I can help out! Thanks for the post OP!
[Other SmartWatches] boombuler:
Hi,

do you guys have some irc channel or anything else? Just got my LiveView and want to help you with this...
[Other SmartWatches] aj256:
I've quickly put together a project website at openliveview (dot) com (apparently I don't have enough posts for an external link!) with some forums as well to help to document peoples progress!

I've done a quick writeup on my progress so far (which isn't very much!)

@archivator, glad you found the firmware in the zip, I was just about to reply that it was there!
[Other SmartWatches] pedrodh:
Nice. I've been on your website and the documentation is getting in good shape. When I got some free time I'll try and read it more carefully and complement the Android project.

Talking about that, I've uploaded my progress so far to github: https://github.com/pedronveloso/OpenLiveView

bare in mind that apart from pairing with the Device not much is actually working by now, contributions are welcome of course :D
[General Questions and Answers] Spongy023:
Hello.

I bought an HTC tattoo the Android phone.

It's my first Android phone so im new to upgrading to newer version of it.

I done all that i could and when i try to apply the upload.zip i get this f**king

message Verification failed something with singature.

So i tried with ROM menager but the wierd thing is that i can't change my recovery

look. It's only four bars of it.There are reboot apply clear cache and data

Please help me with this problem.

Regards

Spongy023
[General Questions and Answers] Spongy023:
Please someone plssss
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amkaos:
hi:

yesterday i puton xron latest build.

seem fine at first-- connected to wifi etc.

at some point, it disconnected and stuck in loop of scan, connecting, disconnect,

w/ force close or wait..

after much googleing etc.. (seems there are complaints about this for latest build),

i used uninstaller/ reinstalled w/ xron 2.5

doesnt help atall

as with other ppl, my webos connects fine

i did reset modem and router but that didnt help either..

i really want to try this android and could use lil help here..

thanx
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WildKun:
Did you try to just reboot? Also check time.

I'm using 2.2 and don't have such problem + probably there will be new version soon
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amkaos:
after quite some time, it connected..

i did not do anything different than anyone else..

did all the usual; disable scanning, forget the remembered network and so forth..

but i add that i fussed for hours on this one thing..

i hope this does not prove to be flaky

.. thanx
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] speakxj7:
hope this helps: xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20963737&postcount=8
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] isanrap:
i got the same problem, i tried switching my router channel to a number below 6 and then restarted into webos and then booted into android. That worked for me :) hope this helps.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonicdivx:
Touchpad Wifi in connect loop

Just thought I would add my experience.

At work it hung all day. Tried a variety of things. Finally did the following.

Settings > Wireless & Networks

Airplane Mode : On ( did it from here not power menu )

Once set, WIFI should be off.

Wi-Fi Settings

Wi-Fi Turn Off

Then was able to delete connection and re-add

Everything works.

This may be a coincidence but prior to this would always get Force Close/Wait dialogs and was unable to Forget network connections.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elosogrande7076:
First off Happy New Years to everyone. Last night after returning home from our church's NYE service I decided to reflash my phone. The last thing I remember was using Viper's superwipe to wipe my phone (which i normally use and by NO means am I saying his software caused this). I woke up this morning and saw that the phone was off the charger and dead. I didnt think it was a problem so I put the phone on my charger and stared getting ready for church. I am now noticing that the orange charge light is blinking orange (it has for the past hour) and when I attempt to turn the phone on, nothing happens (usually after an hour and the phone being turned off my phone is charged or at least will turn on). I believe I remember seeing somewhere before about not flashing your phone with a low battery as you could brick your phone that way....did I do that when the phone died as I thinking I dont have a ROM on my phone since I flashed and thats the reason it wont turn on...is there a way I can get my phone on again or do I have to take this to Sprint (which im little worried about since it is rooted). Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Thanks and again Happy New Years