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[Motorola Atrix 2] seraphielx:
I dunno if I did something to my Atrix 2 or not but for some reason Anti (Android Network Tool Kit) will not do a network map.

I was thinking that it was the version of Android that is on the phone (2.3.5) but I tested it on a razr and it worked with out a problem.

I am running stock rooted with superuser at 3.0.7 and su binary at 3.0.3.2.

If anyone wants to play the website is zimperium.com/anti.html ( zimperium dot com / anti.html )

I used this application on my Atrix 1 with out any problems and sent a support request to the company but still have nothing back from them.
[Motorola Atrix 2] seraphielx:
They released version 3 yesterday but it is still not working on this phone for some reason in case anyone else comes across this.
[Motorola Atrix 2] seraphielx:
Just to share they contacted me back and asked for the logcat and I think that I found the problem...they said that they would fix it soon
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] manimal840:
I have recently got my Xperia play and it feels so incomplete without the gaming add-on. I want to install the following games on my play and have sumhow tried different links to install two emulators i) psx4droid ii) fpse on my play. But still when i download the Metal slug rom and placed it in the sd card i was unable to play that.

Tekken 3

King of fighters

Metal Slug

Super Mario

And please let me know when i search different web for the game roms am I looking for the sony playstation roms or playstation portable roms ?
[HTC Rezound] italiankd2562:
Im just wondering if any one has seen this problem before.. I rooted and flashed my rezound to the de-sensed ICS rom, and since then I cant get it to vibrate when i get texts. It vibrates for calls but not texts. I went through the thread related for that rom and there is no info on this.

Just wondering if this happened to anyone even if your on another rom or if you know anyways to fix it.:confused: I would post this in the thread for that rom but I dont have 10 posts yet, even though I've been on here for awhile i lost my password and dont remember the email it was under :p so I have to start over lol.

Any help would be great..thanks
[HTC Rezound] AtLemacks:
Go to notification settings and turn vibrate on.
[HTC Rezound] italiankd2562:
I checked this and i have everything set to vibrate. This is really weird. I might just try to re-flash it and see if it works.
[HTC Rezound] bendirkss:
You need to go to the SMS app and turn vibrate on in settings. Its turned off for some reason. Its set to never vibrate.
[HTC Rezound] killsforpie:
This did it for me, thanks!
[HTC Rezound] italiankd2562:
That worked, thanks alot.. it seems like kind of a dumb thing to have turned off lol but either way its working now. Thanks
[HTC Rezound] bendirkss:
Haha I know, doesn't make sense. I had this problem to, I turned to settings right away. Your welcome for the help guys!

Sent from my Nexus S
[HTC Desire S] geekynoob:
Sorry for being such a noob...but gaining information is no harm...

i tried to google but lead to nothing...

what is Daemon Controller...& CPU IO Scheduler?

HELP...

thank you..
[HTC Desire S] shrome99:
Daemon Controller is an app used to adjust clock speeds when using the virtuous OC Daemon (if you use apps like SetCPU, the daemon disables itself). Now, OC/UV beater is a better option, many ROMs come with an in-built app that can adjust this.

I'm not sure about the I/O scheduler, but this may help http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I/O_scheduling

EDIT: This best explains I/O schedulers - http://bit.ly/wtANSK
[HTC Desire S] geekynoob:
Thank u...

wikipedia was enough for the night..
[HTC Desire S] shrome99:
Do read the other link, it's a pretty good thread that explains all cpu governors and I/O scheduling in pretty simple terms. I found wikipedia a bit complicated ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcoy82:
Has anybody tried the tetrax mounts yet with their galaxy nexus? Before I purchase one I'm curious of two things.

1. How well does the the magnet stick to the battery door since the battery cover is textured? I have an extra cover that I'll use simply for this.

2. Does the magnet interfere with the NFC and/or screen at all?

In case your not sure what I'm referring to:

http://store.tetrax.us/xway-line/fixway
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MetalMessiah78:
I have used this on other phones, including my G2, MyTouch 3G and G1 and it worked very well on all those phones. However, due to the textured back on the Galaxy Nexus, the metal button that stick to the battery door does not stay on. I have tried replacing the double sided tape with stronger automotive 3M tape, but that doesn't work either. It'll stay on for a little while and come back off. The only solution would be to find a battery door that is smooth.

I can't answer if it interferes with NFC or the screen, but it shouldn’t. If anything, it might interfere with the magnet on the compass, but that has not been the case with my other phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcoy82:
Thanks,

So you've actually tried it on the GNex and it don't stick very well? Did you by chance try holding it on there for several hours with a strong clamp or anything? I really want one of these but worried it's a waste of money with this phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MetalMessiah78:
I have actually tried it, but not with a clamp. Just following the regular directions. On my other phones, it created a very strong bond and it takes a lot of effort to remove. With the Nexus, it stays on the first couple of times you mount it, but that's about it. It's not an issue with the weight, as the G2 feels twice as heavy as the Nexus, especially with an extra capacity battery. It's the texture on the battery door. It almost feels like it has a Teflon coating.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcoy82:
Would you mind holding up one of the magnets to the battery door and test out the NFC to see if it interferes with it (if you have the ability to). This is my main question as I could always put the magnet on a case I guess.

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MetalMessiah78:
I don't have another NFC device to try it right now, but my brother has the Nexus S and I can try it when I see him later tonight. The magnet doesn't go on the battery door though. What you stick on the battery door is just a piece of metal. The actual magnet is on the device that you mount to your dash or vent, so unless you plan on using NFC while it's on your dash, it should not interfere.

Plus, NFC uses low power radio frequency to transfer information (similar to Bluetooth). It does not use magnets. The only thing in the phone that could be affected would be the compass, as it finds your relation to magnetic North. Even then, I'm sure the compass works through software and is not an actual magnet, as it has never affected GPS. As a matter of fact, I have 2 Tetrax products, the one that mounts to the dash, which I have in my car, and the one that you attach to the vent for when I use a rental on trips for the sole purpose of Navigation. As you can imagine, I was very disappointed when I could not get the metal button to stick. I might have to try it with a case also.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcoy82:
Awesome so yea I don't think it'll interfere because I was thinking the part you stick to the back of the phone is magnetic, but if your saying it's not all should be well. Either way I went ahead and ordered it yesterday anyway so I'll figure out a way to get it to stick to either the door or a case. Thanks for your insight!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MetalMessiah78:
Nope, it's just a metal button. It actually comes with 4 or 5 different ones of all sizes and styles.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ejkeebler:
I have this installed on my nexus, I put the mount on my dash and the NFC sticker on my knob for the ac that get covered up. Everytime I put my phone on the mount, the nfc changes it to car mode, volume up, full brightness and launches sirius xm radio...works very well, sometimes I have to move it a bit to get to read the nfc, but thats only cause i have the nfc a little too far at the bottom of the phone and it mounts at a slight angle, not due to any interference at all. I have NFC chips all around and never have problems reading them at all, probably a good idea not to mount the metal chip right in the middle of the battery area, just in case. I also used a clamp to hold it on for about 3 or 4 hours and has had little trouble sticking to the texture.

I have had a few incidents if I pull off the phone, rather than slide it off the backing will actually unclip a single clip.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MetalMessiah78:
@ejkeebler what do you mean by NFC stickers all around? Did you make stickers to automatically change your settings on your phone? That's brilliant! How did you do it?

I might also have to try a clamp. I don't really want to put a case on my phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcoy82:
I also have NFC stickers everywhere. have them when I walk in the front door of my house, one in my office at work, one in each vehicle, one in my wallet LOL. They are awesome. Set them to change settings or do tasker tasks and you can rewrite over them if you ever want to change anything. One of the best phone features I've ever used. That's why i was concerned about the magnets interfering with the NFC!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raing:
Where can I get / how do I 'program' these NFC Stickers?? This sounds awesome.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Juvenall:
A quick search came up with this: http://www.tagstand.com/

Seems like this could open up a whole line of fun options. Would love to hear how others have done it, though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcoy82:
www.tagstand.com to purchase the tags. Tell him DCoy82 sent you! The 30mm ultralight c circle NDEF formatted seem to be the only ones I've bought that work with the nexus so far.

Once you get them you can download program called NFC Task Launcher off the market to program them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MetalMessiah78:
That is so awesome. This is my first phone with NFC so I'm barely starting to learn all the cool things that you can do with it. I tried Android Beam for the first time with my brother on Tuesday and it works great, though I wish you could beam other things such as pictures. By the way, the metal button does not interfere with NFC. I will let them know that you recommended me. Thank you!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ejkeebler:
If your interested in NFC, here's a few spots that got me started

http://androidforums.com/nexus-s/336155-what-do-you-use-nfc-tasker.html

http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/weekend_project_make_your_own_nfc_tags.php

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnqmyNEQPq0&feature=email&email=comment_reply_received

and the tags I bought were from here:

http://tagsfordroid.com/tags/Home.html

I got them cause i liked the having the android on them, i think they are a tiny bit less expensive elsewhere, and these are a little thicker than I'd like (like a puffy sticker, about the same thickness of a penny) but you can get many in other places.

by itself i'm not sure nfc task launcher does it for me, but in combination with tasker, it's ridiculous how much can be done....would still love to see what others have come up with.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MetalMessiah78:
I love those stickers with the Android! Thanks for the links. I will need to read up on it more. I am definitely interested. This is a lot more exciting stuff then what Google showed off at the I/O last year!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
Thats a good idea. Being in IT, we have dead Hard Drives laying around that have awesome magnets in them. They're real slim. I bet I could superglue one to my nexus's battery cover for under the TPU case that would hold. They're thin so it might not screw with the case (but it might).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Juvenall:
Yeah, it looks like it's $8 for 2. I just picked up 5 over at tagstand.com for the same price and found 10 for $13 over at http://buynfcstickers.com.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcoy82:
Hopefully you guys are all having good experience with the guy at tag stand. His customer service was great for me and I'll definatley be going back there in the future.

Oh and by the way, I got my new tetrax magnet set in today and not having any issues with the magnet at allowing necessary nor with the metal part sticking to the stock battery door. Only real issue so far is you have to slide it off just right or the battery door just pops off the nexus lol. Highly recommend though!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MetalMessiah78:
Did you use a clamp to get it to stick. No matter what, I couldn't get it to work, but I might try warming up the tape with a blow dryer as I think my house is too cold to get the glue to make a good bond (I have my thermostat set at 68 degrees and I think that is the problem).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gahh Its Lee:
Someone should upload a picture of this on the phone.. I don't entirely understand how the system works.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcoy82:
Just an update, it still is on there but it's starting to come up a little bit on one side. Yea, I used a clamp for about 4 hours and thought it worked but it's starting to come up already.. put a clamp back on it, if this don't work I'll just use it on a case I guess. Employee from their website basically guaranteed me it would work with the big ring which is what I used.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ejkeebler:
I used the smallest one, the one that is not just a circle with no ring around it and clamped for about 4 hours, it's not coming off, i can't even pick it off
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcoy82:
Thanks I'll try that if it comes off. I went with the big one since that's what the employee told me to use, as well as it came with two big ones and one small so I figured I'd go with it lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sheepforwheat:
Had to super glue the metal to battery door. Had to support glue the mount to a spot on my car. Works flawlessly
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcoy82:
Have had this mount thing for a couple of days now and all I can say is this thing is pretty sweet. Highly recommend.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Juvenall:
I'll second this. I'd love to see some pics of this in action.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gahh Its Lee:
I'm more curious how large the magnet on the back is. Also do all the mounts come with magnets or do you need to buy the mount and the magnets apart?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MetalMessiah78:
To everyone that's asking, it's not a magnet you put on the door, it's just a metal circle. The magnet is on the mount that you put on your vent or dash.

I tried using a blow dryer to heat up the glue on the double sided tape, and that seamed to work a little better for me, but eventually came off. I guess I'll have to put it on a case.

Sorry for the poor pictures, my camera sucks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Juvenall:
Hum, thanks for the pics! You may have convinced me to pick one up. If the magnet is strong enough, I'm thinking of hacking away the ball joint on the abortion of a car dock Verizon sold me on day one, and putting the connector dot thingy on that. I'll post up pics if/when that happens.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
8 bucks for two tags?

I'll use a a Sharpie and color in an evil Andy before paying that. Tagstand is a much better deal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knyghtryda:
The 10 for $16 is what I bought and its a much better deal. Unfortunately they're all sold out...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] desitdt:
when you guy the $30 ego do you also have to buy the metal circles in the accessory section or does the ego kit come with everything?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MetalMessiah78:
It comes with a Whitman Sampler of the metal circles in a bunch of different sizes, thicknesses, and styles. I want to say there are 6 different ones, but I don't remember anymore. I have both the GEO and the FIX and it seems like I have way too many of those circles.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MisterEdF:
I'm trying to figure out the difference between the models. The FIX obviously sticks to the dash but what is the difference between the GEO and the EGO (other than price)? Do they both mount to the vent? Their website descriptions leave a lot to be desired.

I wonder if the magnet is strong enough to mount the disc to the INSIDE of a thin TPU case (Diztronics TPU) and have it stick through the case. Does the "rotating" part spin when the car turns sharply or is it very solid?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Juvenall:
As far as I can tell, the difference is just minor cosmetics, but as you noticed, their site sorta sucks. I did email them a question on this a bit ago, so hopefully I hear back.

Though, based on what I'm seeing and reading online, if you're intending to use your device while driving, the XWAY model may be more fitting since it looks offers more support against movement from tapping the screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MetalMessiah78:
I wasn't sure about the difference either, so I went with the Geo since it was cheaper and I only use the Geo in rentals or borrowed vehicles anyway. The Fix is on my dashboard in my car, since it looks cleaner. I did buy the Fix from their website but I was able to get a better deal on eBay for the Ego (also sold by Tetrax).

The magnet is not strong enough to hold through a case. I tried it. The phone does swing side to side a little, but it's not too bad. I've been using their mounts for a couple of years and have never had a phone fall, even on bumpy or dirt roads. If you are concerned, as Juvenalle suggested, the XWAY should be sturdier.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] allen2oo3:
i have used the FIXWAY on my past couple of phones. i like it because you can angle the X style mount so the phone is facing you instead of straight. i stick the button on the back of a phone case so i dont have to put it directly on the phone. i can take some pictures tomorrow if anyone wants to see.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thepella:
Yes please, that would help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jcwarren217:
I have the FIXWAY mount. I love it. I also put a metal button on the back of my tab 10.1. It looks sweet on my dash but for normal use i just use my phone. only time I would use the tab instead is if I was taking a long drive and someone else wanted to watch a movie or something.

Here are a some pics.

If any one has any questions just let me know and I will try to help you out
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] allen2oo3:
sorry, pictures are pretty bad since its dark out now but it should give you a pretty good idea of how the FIXWAY system works. i've used this system with several phones now and absolutely love it. i even used it in a rental when vacationing for 2 weeks. i am not affiliated to tetrax, im just a happy customer.

first you stick this square metal piece somewhere to your car. i think the original kit came with 2.

then you stick the X over that and it will snap in place magnetically. the X piece can be tilted slightly so that the face of the phone is angled towards you instead of straight forward. its not a lot but it is noticeable and makes a big difference.

next you stick one of these buttons onto your phone or case. it came with 4 sizes, the one pictured is the smallest.

lastly, line the dot on your phone up with the center of the X and it will snap in magnetically.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcoy82:
Hrmm I like that little dot you got. Mine only came with 3, one smaller one with a ring around it and two bigger ones with huge rings. Kinda wish I would got this little one with mine. No big deal, I still love this mount. I've suggested it to so many people. Everybody that I show it to loves it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] allen2oo3:
I got my original pack several years ago. Pretty sure it came with 4 dots. I just ordered the accessory pack last week because I ran out of dots. It came with 2 small ones as pictured. 2 that are slightly bigger but still no ring. 2 that look like the one jcwarren has pictured and then another 2 with big rings.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcoy82:
I like this thing so much that I just bought another one so I have one for both my work truck and my SUV. I got tired of having to move it between vehicles everyday haha. Might even buy a 3rd for my wife's car. Really suggest anybody thinking about getting one to go ahead and get it. It's so much more convenient than having the crappy verizon dock or a cheap one that you open and close.

The only downside is it's hard to stick to the factory battery door, and you pretty much have to stick it to a case. Other than that it works great!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cHarOn99:
I ordered the FIX-Way, i really looking forward to it, but i have a different question, maybe someone use it with some cases, i would like to hear the ones working :), i also have a very high interest into the sgp neo hybrid case, but i think there it won't work :( or does someone else using this case with the Fix Way?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcoy82:
I don't have this particular case myself, but as long as it's a smooth surface it should be fine. If it's slippery or TPU case you might want to use a spring clamp to make sure that it sticks. I'd suggest leaving the clamp on once you adhere the metal to the case for 3 or 4 hours.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cHarOn99:
thanks for the Tips, but it is some kind of rubber coating i think this wont work then, so i need to look for a different case :D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mlg5aE9dRbo
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcoy82:
I just looked up the case your talking about and I don't think you'll have an issue with it as long as you use a clamp to let the adhesive sit for 3-4 hours. It's pretty strong adhesive and as long as it's flat, it should work ok. If not you could always peel away the adhesive and use superglue!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ejkeebler:
i'll add my 2 cents again, but really it is sticky. I used the spring clamp for about 3 -4 hours with the standard extended cover which is not that smooth and it is not coming off.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] moterbiker:
So couldn't you sand down the back to make it smooth?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MetalMessiah78:
I just put a case on my phone. It's easier to put on a case then to destroy my phone by sanding it. Hahaha.

This is the one that I bought: Diztronic High Gloss Translucent Smoke Flexible *Revision 3* TPU Case

It's nice quality and the metal circle sticks without a problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cHarOn99:
I received the Tetrax, tested it on my current case and even after 4 hours with a clamp it comes off.

I bought a superglue and this worked now. On Monday I should receive the SGP Case, i hope that this one works without the glue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The_Tech_Ninja:
Fix way has several mounts. Which one did you guys order?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skyhigh2004:
Also would like to know this.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MisterEdF:
I got the "X-Way." The "main" magnet stuck to my existing ProClip car mount perfectly to hold the X-Way and the small button worked perfectly on my Diztronics case and both adhered without issue.

I did "warm up" both the case and the Proclip mount before adhering the stickers. You don't want to stick them in the car when the dash or device case is cold. I brought both inside and warmed them under a halogen lamp first, then cleaned them with the included cleaner then stuck 'em on while it was warm. The warm temperature makes the adhesive sticker stick 10x better.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NCX Designs:
My suggestion would be to hack off the edges of the phone's holder, stick an NFC sticker in there (programmed to launch car mode) and attach the Tetrax FIX

I'm actually thinking of buying one of those gutted Verizon mounts and making my own pogo charger now that I know how it can be done, with the Tetrax mount it makes even possible to use it with the Otterbox case without actually having the magnet exposed. I have some brainstorming to do, whaha ha ha ha ha
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] unCoRrUpTeD:
You have a Trailblazer?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bstringy:
I have a Galaxy Nexus and just got a Steelie car mount. The metal circle sticks to the back of the Galaxy Nexus very well, without sanding! In fact, it's on good enough to pull the cover right off the back of the phone. I gave up on cases, skins and protectors about 2 years ago. Check out steelie dot com and more pics at flickr dot com slash groups slash steelie