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[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] HotInEER:
This morning out of the blue my phone started using voice notifications and I can't turn it off, and don't see anywhere in the settings where this can be changed or even activated. It will tell me every time I get a email or text and it's very frustrating because I have different notification sounds already assigned, I don't want to hear you have 7 emails, or you have a text from Amber's cell.

Is anyone else having this issue? I have re-started my phone and it's still doing it, and it's a non-rooted phone. Any help would be great.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] HotInEER:
Never mind, I figured it out, I had driver mode on, must have accidentally cut it on.

Swyped from my Samsung Galaxy SII EPIC 4g Touch on XDA Premium!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] @home:
How does this device compare to the Atrix?

I have the Atrix with Poweramp & Flac files & it's pretty damn good. Just wondered if anyone has comapred the two devices & which is the better?

Cheers
[Motorola Droid RAZR] @home:
127 Veiws & not one answer. :rolleyes:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] dey.santanu2011:
Have not used Atrix.. but this sounds better than any other smartphone I have owned previously......which includes Nokia, SE, Apple, HTC.....

Using it with Audiotechnica IEs..
[Motorola Droid RAZR] @home:
Many thanks for the reply.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ford_Tech:
The sound with a set of Bose in ear head phones is phenominal.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] onslaught86:
It's not exactly at Galaxy S with Voodoo Sound levels, but it's definitely above average. Just make sure you've turned the sound enhancements off.

I use Ultimate Ears SuperFi 5 IEMs on the go, and the good old Grado SR60i's at home.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] schizo:
Much better than my old sgs2. Tested with both Sennheiser HD555 (high impedance large supra aural) and Ultimate Ears SuperFi 5 (low impedance small iem).

It drive the senn without problem. With sgs2 i need my small fiio amp to obtain good result.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Adauth:
Have some Rocketfish BT headphones and use PowerAmp. The sound quality is great.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] lincolnthalles:
I have never heard an ATRIX, but I found that RAZR's sound is pretty good (Ultimate Ears TripleFi 10). As said above, it is nothing like Galaxy S's Wolfson with voodoo sound, but it is AWESOME in comparison to Galaxy SII ****ty Yamaha DAC.

I sold my Galaxy SII specifically due to it's ****ty DAC, build quality and useless GPS. Razr is pretty slow and has a ridiculous screen panel (mine come with 1 dead pixel), but at least it's build quality is a thousand times better than any Samsung's phone. Oh, point to RAZR's GPS, it is insanely fast and powerful.

Well, I hope we get soon a nice ROM that sends all motorola **** to hell and unlocks the RAZR's true power.

Good luck with your RAZR.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] larrygeary:
"Razr is pretty slow..."

Compared to what? Seems pretty fast to me.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] onslaught86:
Compared to the Galaxy S II, yes, it is noticeably slower.

Although I didn't find the S II's GPS useless, the RAZR is better in that regard, and I'd say it's the GLONASS support that does it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] lincolnthalles:
I didn't even noticed that razr has glonass... And I must say: this russian thing rocks. GSII gps may not be useless, but it is still worse than a lot of other cellphones.

In terms of speed, razr's boot is the thing that is really annoying and makes me sad when I remember GSII extremely fast boot. At least, when everything is loaded up there's no pain in razr usability.

I think that razr's slowness is a bit due to moto**** bloatware, but specially due to worse access speed between RAM and OMAP, when in comparison to GSII RAM and Exynos. I would suggest slower flash memory, but it seems that razr's flash can be even faster in some cases. I haven't any conclusive data to this hypothesis, but based on what I know, seems to be razr's slowness reason.

Well, razr is pretty new in market yet, so there is still hope for us in getting a better software, giving us a faster phone.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] onslaught86:
Think you've hit the proverbial nail there. Moto make lovely hardware, but the software on the RAZR is rather...odd.

Although if what I've heard is true, the RAZR was rushed to get product on shelves for Christmas, and was intended to ship with ICS - both the hurried gingerbread port from the Bionic/Droid 3 flavour of Blur and the decision to release a 'GSM variant' when both the XT910 & XT912 (appear to) have exactly the same hardware with locked down radios were apparently last minute changes. Or so rumour would have it.

On the Samsung front, the Note has GLONASS support and benefits enormously from it, so that should be the end of their positioning woes going forward.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] seanmcd72:
What type of sound question is this? Are you wanting to know how it sounds playing music files with the built in speaker? Voice sound quality?

Never used an Atrix but the Razr sounds great. No complaints here
[Motorola Droid RAZR] @home:
I am wanting to know how it sounds through a pair of quality earphones with a good music player, preferably play Flac's.

The Atrix is very good but I wanted a larger screen. The razr ticks most boxes but I didn't want to take step backwards in the quality of music reproduction.

Can you shed some light?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] vash_h:
just want to share with what I noticed today.was at a local shopping center, saw a stall selling mobile accessories, they have a casing for razr, which they claim improves sound from the tear speaker.I tried it on, honestly utter improves sound quality.

What it does is that it has some tunnels running around on the inside of the casing, enabling the sound waves to propagate to appropriate exit points, resulting in surrounds like sound.. It actually works.. But the price tag its ridiculously high.. So I did not buy it.. anyone else saw this housing? Some weird China brand.. Can't seem to find or on internet.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] drolgnir:
I have Razr, Atrix and Defy and I find they all have very close and decent sound(through jack), unless you use dollar store head phones, you might well be plugging into your butt. Speaker phone and ear piece, another story.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Citruspers:
When I first listened to the razr with my Grado SR80i headphones, I was rather disapointed. After that, I found out the phone had some ****ty equalizer turned on for headphones. Once I turned that off, it sounded fine.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] @home:
Cool, but which one has the edge, Atrix or Razr? Which do you prefer to use to listen to on a more regular basis?

Ta
[Motorola Droid RAZR] drolgnir:
Okay, i cant give the edge to either. Both are about the same volume maxed out and neither has more lows or highs than the other. I just blast my ears for 10 mins doing various hot swaps, and prolonged listening, to one intense orchestral song with some serious tones. This was a side by side, with same headphones, and eq options off using stock motoplayer with both set to volume one notch from full. I am not a bat or dog, but perhaps they could hear the diff.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] schizo:
Well this is my first moto, so i can only compare to my previous sammys and htcs, but again it is a win compared to them.

It uses new st ericsson dac. You can find some good reference here:

http://www.anandtech.com/show/5198/motorola-droid-razr-review-a-better-clad-bionic/5

And here:

http://www.gsmarena.com/motorola_razr_xt910-review-683p5.php

If you feeling techies, see this:

http://images.anandtech.com/reviews/gadgets/Motorola/RAZR/Three.htm
[Motorola Droid RAZR] @home:
I sure hope it is better than the Atrix as I have now sold it & got a Razr..Will be testing soon & posting soon....

Ta
[Motorola Droid RAZR] iolinux333:
what is another story? I find defy sound quality both incoming and outgoing (when talking on the phone) slightly superior to the RAZR. is your experience the same? My SGS had the worst imaginable sound quality as a phone, like all Samsung phones. Being a great music player couldn't make up for the cup+ string quality of voice conversations on the SGS. I miss the old Qualcomm branded phones. Talking on those was better than being in the same room!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Touch-ee:
I have the Klipsch S4 ear buds which are rated about 3rd or 4th best on the market and #1 in the < $100 mark (they cost $89). They are VERY good ear buds. I have to say I think my Thunderbolt had slightly better sound but only slightly. After two days I have gotten used to the difference and don’t really notice it anymore.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] noybman:
I cannot compare to an Atrix either, but perhaps the 127 views w/o response tells you they didn't either. I suspect you asked this specific of a question because you have done this comparison? What were your results?

I found that the rear facing speaker can be nearly 100% muted physically by placing your finger over the oval. When I compared its clarity to my own Omnia,... the Omnia won. The Omnia was both louder and clearer/crisper. If you choose to run this phone for room level enjoyment of music, you will be alright but not in heaven. When used to call the verizon "test call" number, the crappy voice actually caused the RAZR's speaker to crackle and clip.

The earpiece, front facing speaker meant for your ear is right smack dab at the top of the unit under the Motorola logo. It would be minorly more pleasant and comfortable had they designed this spot with a bit more ergonomics in mind and less advertising. The phone is a tall phone so placing it against your ear is "natural". The quality from this earpiece is fair at best. I found it to be a slight bit tin-ee. Quality was excellent and clear.

The 1/8" headphone jack output is in a good place and audio from it is sufficient. The quality is uncomparable because different headphones will produce different results. I find it to be better than that of the Omnia mess.

All in all, I have heard phones with better sound from its onboard speakers, but this one is sufficient enough that I am not complaining, I just hope an app comes out that allows us to boost it a wee bit without causing distortion. I'll hold my breath, I think it is as good as it is going to get.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] @home:
When I asked the original question I was only concerned about the sound reproduction through headphones.

I now have the Razr & running it through a pair of Klipsch X10 with Flac audio with Poweramp. Killer combo.

I have t say it's pretty damn good. It's probably the same as the Atrix I had, If I was to really nit pick, I'd just give it the Atrix, but it's such a small margin I'm not gonna dwell on it.

The Razr sounds fab - I am very impressed It's loud, It's clear & it's Audiophile, to me anyhow.

If you want a phone that's got it in spades in the music & movies dept - Get the Razr - You won't be disappointed, I'm not.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] koreanschoolkid:
Audio quality on the Razr?

Well I still carry my trusty, dusty and musty Galaxy S Fascinate as an mp3 player.

Fiddled around with equalizers, tried Poweramp as well my old music app of Cloudskipper paired with Audio-Technica ATH-M-50s but every time the sound was just awful. Tried .flac, .mp3, .aac, .wav, .ogg but nothing sounded anywhere near as good as on the SGS1.

I don't consider myself an audiophile by any stretch but I do have a bare minimum of standards and the Razr just failed on that.

Maybe I just got spoiled by Samsung...
[Motorola Droid RAZR] noybman:
My Omnia was a treat believe it or not, but I thought originally the galaxy, nexus, etc all had volume issues? Its the only reason I didn't buy it on the spot. I know now that there are apps to resolve it but why should I need to buy an app to get full volume?

I hope one comes along for the razr & maxx family
[Motorola Droid RAZR] iolinux333:
ditto on the SGS. I never knew what good audio was until I listened to my SGS + Voodoo. It is astonishing & the RAZR pales in comparison. It's a shame they can't seem to figure out the whole "talking on the phone" thing as far as audio quality goes. I have a theory that Asian languages are missing a few sounds the Europeans need for their languages to be well understood, and when asians lab test their phones they are just talking amongst themselves over the new phone designs. Moto, being a US company probably has at least a few whites left to try them out before OKing the final design. Nokia too, hence the perceived better voice quality among European language speakers.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] karnovaran:
Reviews rarely cover loudspeakers, which is frustrating. So in case this helps anyone, I just got a RAZR Maxx and compared the loudspeaker with my old Atrix side-by-side. I can confirm the Maxx is as loud, if not louder, and seems to have a fuller sound overall.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] noybman:
update, I've installed "volume +" and can honestly say that the quality output from all speaker/sound Ports is decent.

I will note that with standard iPhone/iPod headphones attached and while working in a wintery dry environment, I can hear occasional clicks and pops from them just from rolling a chair on the floor.

Still, it now beats out the Omnia :)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] deadmanjokes:
+1 on this

got both RAZR n DEFY

and i more pleased with defy music experience

although RaZR stil far, faaaarrrrrr.. better than SGS2 on Sound + Build Quality
[Motorola Droid RAZR] dmclone:
Issue

Before moving to the Maxx I had a droid x and used a Fiio E6 amp to power some headphones. I tried using the E6 with the maxx and I'm getting a lot of static. Anyone else have this problem?

BTW-I'm not getting the static is I skip the E6 and plug the headphones straight into the Maxx.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] licensedtoquill:
I have a US T-Mob G2 and sipdroid installed on it. Using VoIPfone which is in the UK. I have a speedtest app installed which shows 5 mbps download speed 3 mbps upload. I posted this message to another forum where it was moved involuntarily to the Android Q&A but I am pretty sure it isnt an Android problem. I am using 2.3.4 which is auto-updated by T-Mobile. I have been CID&SIM unlocking and flashing Wizards, Hermeses, Blue Angels, Wings for over five years but never thought to do anything to this phone and wonder if that may be the problem now, as T-Mobile has their own VoIP service to prevent you from sidestepping their plan-minutes. Curiously there have been 142 views of my question with no suggestions whatsoever. Again, I am pretty sure it isnt an Android problem.

People report that they can hear me clear as a bell on Sipdroid but I can hear almost nothing. I hear a half second of incoming sound followed by a second or two of silence, then another half second of sound, repeating about 10 times till all incoming sound stops completely.

VoIP provider (Voipfone) says yes, some other users OF THEIRS have reported this problem and this is an inherent problem with Android and Android users cant use VoIP. They allude to some mysterious latency problem (which is identifiable on line, - except that users say it affects OUTGOING sound, not incoming so): I say baloney: There is something wrong with their server. Or can T-Mob recognise that I am trying to use VoIP and I suppose there is a remote chance they are blocking something to prevent me using any VoIP service other than their own (which uses their minutes!!). Cant imagine what they could do to stop me but i can sure imagine why they would want to try! The symptoms do look suspiciously like blocking?

Has anyone else noticed this problem with Sipdroid or any other VoIP app on a G2 or (as I have to think more likely) with Voipfone? Voipfone have been quite negative about trying Acrobits etc.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] scottcom:
After tons and tons of problems using sip viop. I ended up using gvoice plus groove ip. Works perfect and in latest versions they have tons of fixes for no voice and such. Dosent use minutes and can be used over 3g and 4g. Hope this helps.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] licensedtoquill:
weird results when phone connected to computer

Since i posted, I discovered that Sipdroid works perfectly when connected to a computer with a hard wire! When unplugged, it continues to work fine. You can even walk around the flat and the connection continues to work fine! As soon as I try to MAKE a call, the problems re-emerge.

I posted these results on the Sipdroid forum and the moderators dont seem to have let this problem be public (yet?)

(Dont now think it is the phone or the carrier)
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] ChyrillStucker:
I agree with you. It is not a problem of Android. I would suggest you to go for a trial service with another VOIP service provider and see the difference. I am sure you will not face this issue. I am using VOIP service on my Android from the The Real PBX. And actually it is working fine with me. It may be the issue of the SIP client they are providing with their service as well.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] davidrol:
VIOP problems

I have always used voip in conjunction with a home asterisk server, PBXes, Sipgate and Google Voice over wifi. I have not used T-mobile's service, so I can offer little help, there, regarding circumventing any of their blocks.

The problems you're describing, one way audio, could be related to STUN, NAT or the use of an incompatible codec. Usually, codec. I do not use STUN. The most compatible codec would be ulaw, or alaw in Europe. Sipdroid is not the friendliest client, I rather use Android's (gingerbread or better) built-in or CSipSimple. CSipSimple is the best out there for easy setup. I has numerous host profiles built right in the setup wizard.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] wodurrah:
Just use Groove IP with your google voice best $4 spent ever...international calling over wifi what what!!!
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] licensedtoquill:
I have been using this provider successfully for five years

Thanks guys the problem must be with Sipdroid: I see their forum is replete with questions and NO answers for months on end. I will try to see whether the other apps integrate different codecs or different ways of using STUN?

The curious thing is that the provider semi-officially recognises Sipdroid on their site which makes it a bit surprising that they cant isolate the problem in my case.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Morocho1979:
Hi i have a I9000T y flash the clockworldmod 2.5.0.1 and the from camara and megacam are in black i use the original gigenbread 2.3.3 helpme please
[HTC EVO 3D] superman1979:
Anyone has driver? Pls share...thank you...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] CallMeVentus:
Hi guys, something strange is going on with my Flash Player and I need help.

I'm in Ketut's DXKT5 btw (with CF-ROOT b84)

I have Flash Player 10.3. But my libs keep disappearing from /data/data/com.abode.flashplayer/lib after a few hours or after a reboot. Then I have to reinstall the package, which is quite annoying IMO.

Any solutions?

Herpderp Adreno + Tegra.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] CallMeVentus:
I am suspecting it has something to do with CF-ROOT b84

Herpderp Adreno + Tegra.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] ace_viknesh:
Why don't you install the Flash Player 11.0 from the forum. See if it solves the problem.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] jusada:
I maybe mistaken, but isn't 11 only for cm7 builds?

follow me on tumblr at http://jusada.tumblr.com/

or at twitter at @JusadaTheLost
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] CallMeVentus:
Well I tried it on stock and I still have the disappearing problem......might be cf-root

Herpderp Adreno + Tegra.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] spec93:
libs keeps disappearing?

Hey guys, I'm kinda late, but I think I know how to prevent libs from disappearing on stock rom:

1. Instal everyting as usual.

2. Download Yaffs Explorer from android market (dont worry its free).

3. Run it > settings > tick root access.

4. Now go find libs on rom, long tap on one > permissions > change 'Owner' and 'Group' to '1000:system'.

5. Repeat point 4 for all libs.

Worked for me :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] LewisGauss:
WOW Jusada is backed!

This was sent from my Galaxy Ace
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] madman:
25th January 2012 ?? this is olddddddd thread buddy :p
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] LewisGauss:
****. I was using phone and didn't realised this is an old thread
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] CallMeVentus:
1. I already fixed my **** since the beginning of time

2. Never revive old threads

This was sent from a Galaxy Ace. Problem?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Joeseph Mother:
Modded the version my buddy dodgejcr put out for the shift to work with the g2x, tested and working on cm7 & miui. Just go into recovery and flash f-su.zip.

I know some people will disagree with me on this, but I think superuser.apk is unnecessary and a nuisance. Any app that can really do damage with root permissions probably has it's own root method built into it anyway, after all, how many rogue apps have only affected rooted phones? So I choose to grant root to every app I download, if I didn't want it to have access to my phone, I wouldn't have downloaded it.

Download f-su.zip here
[T-Mobile LG G2x] vn00914361:
How do you flash an apk in Recovery?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Joeseph Mother:
Typo, fixed.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] timmyjoe42:
I still read "Just go into recovery and flash f-su.apk." ???
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Dj-Dubster_TN:
It's still a zip file your downloading
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Joeseph Mother:
Corrected. I should only be allowed to post after drinking.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] chuckhriczko:
You're right. I do disagree. You may understand the implications behind granting root access like it's an open door but for anyone who does not here goes. Root access to the file system means you can do anything to it. If granted root access, a renegade application can delete important system files and steal personal information. For instance, take Windows. Windows essentially runs the user at root level, not taking into account UAC in Vista on up. This is why it's so much easier to have viruses steal personal information, disable anti virus applications and delete system files. Superuser limits this access on Android to applications you specifically grant this access to. Is it necessary? No. Can renegade applications still attained root access even with it? Yes. However it just adds a layer of security that I find very useful indeed. Again though this is personal preference. I just wanted to make sure people who didn't know were educated before they do something like this. Carry on :)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Joeseph Mother:
Well thank you for stating your opinion in a respectful, thought out manner, seems to be rare these days.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] darkguy2008:
Huge thanks man! I'm using this in my ROM (check sig :D) to skip the SuperUser dialogs so the process doesn't get interrupted, then I revert it back to the normal SuperUser. Thanks a lot! =)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] vn00914361:
Before drinking you meant, Mama? Joke :D
[T-Mobile LG G2x] kaervas:
What I wanted to do was to have the su binary in a non-default path so that I can be root only when I access my device over USB, I do not want other apps to use it.

I guess this file works only for G2x right?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] xuw:
link not working :( :(
[T-Mobile LG G2x] xuw:
does someone still have f-su.zip?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Nephatiu:
Looking for that SuperUser.apk-less su binary once again, so...

*bump* :angel:

Anyone still have that f-su.zip? :/
[T-Mobile LG G2x] MaDaLiNoSt:
Bump ! I remeber how great was this file, i integrated it into one of my old phone roms, but now that link for the rom is also down. DOES SOMEONE HAVE THIS FILE??

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Reupload?