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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
I have not tested it, but aokp has tethering. On settings under wifi, click more
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bancswissunique:
Thanks for the hint! Just check and can't find it under wifi-> advanced nor under more. I only see USB and Bluetooth as options under tethering. I hope that this is only temporary...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
Try AOKP. It has more features and is pretty amazing. I do not think you are going to miss CM9.
[General Questions and Answers] 8bitgunny:
Hi, has anyone installed the newest update for the virtuous ROM?

Amazing as it is, i did notice that face unlock function is no longer there?

was it removed? did i install the ROM incorrectly?

Thank you guys in advance, to bad i cant ask on the main thread because i dont have the rights yet...
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] asad007:
New type of music player better than stock iphoneish styled

download ttpod.apk

Ciao! :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Aspire:
it seems nice... gonna try tommorow
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Deleted member 4398224:
Very good. Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Deshabilitado:
Can u post some pics of it? and thx.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] sonudarock:
Here it is
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Harpratap:
The BESTEST app in the market! :D

the only problem i have with it is, it doesn't work in many custom roms available here( i have tried it in cm7.2, cm9. music mod, Razodroidv1.0 and mediamod) works in razodroid but starts lagging a lot whenever i am on my home screen

which roms do you guys use??
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Deleted member 4398224:
Or this:

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[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] moly.maji:
nice player and good quality.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] asfagus:
i know it is the best player and has a very good interface i had used it in my earlier nokia 5233 also ..but its not workin on my fit first it shows the start screen then then it goes black and hen it fc's
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Harpratap:
that's coz you might be using a custom ROM. This app doesn't work in most of custom roms :(
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] AhmedGharieb:
Not working for me

Not working for me

Samsung Galaxy Fit GT-S5670
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] aya.yaya:
If you use bravia engine and xcloud, this app will not usefull
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mycomputerisjunk:
I have been a longtime iPhone and Android user and currently I am using the iPhone 4s. It's a great phone, but I tend to miss Android and all that it offers.

Here is my question.. Does anyone think $690 for the GSM Nexus is worth it? I have been going back and forth on it and I think I would really like it, however I can never seem to keep an Android phone because nothing is really new with it.

Here is an example. I had the Verizon Thunderbolt, it was a nice phone, fast and really allowed Android to shine. I then saw the T-Mobile Sensation come out and it was a dual core with nice specs. Another really nice phone. But again, noting super new with Android. Not to mention T-Moble's network blows around here.

I hoped to ATT and I love the coverage and have tried the iPhone 4, 4s (current) and Skyrocket.

So, will Android 4 on the Nexus be new and improved enough to make the switch?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mycomputerisjunk:
I should pay attention, I see the subsidized Verizon phone still is $300. Maybe $600+ is an ok price.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Buddy Revell:
Honestly I only think paying full price for the GSM Nexus is worth it if you get the $30 Walmart plan on T-Mobile.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Birdsfan:
I personally have been using my GNex for about a month now and I bought it from one of the on-line retailers (paid $750BTW) and I would do it again in a heart beat. I personally have TMoUSA and the service is good in my area, everyone's mileage will vary. I had the iPhone and have not looked back after going with android
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ushim6:
"Worth it" is completely arbitrary based on the person.

For me, it would be worth it. I hate iOS and all it stands for. I also don't being treated like a criminal for wanting root. I also think the iOS theme is butt-ugly.

I'm running pre-alphas of CM9 and they are working flawlessly. This bodes well for the future of the device.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mohitrocks:
Depends on your budget . I don't think you'll see too much of a difference in terms of performance though... and the GPU isn't that great compared to the iPhone. If you want more input, I suggest you using the search option in this forum and search something along the lines of Galaxy Nexus vs iPhone 4s
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MacGuy2006:
The Galaxy Nexus is a really good phone, IMO the best Android out there (but then I'd never again buy a non-Google phone -- these are locked worse than the iPhone).

I love the big screen (came to it from a Nexus S) and ICS is a big improvement in terms of UI.

Having said that, the iPhone 4S still offers a smoother and more consistent user experience, IMO.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
You can get an unlocked 16gb Galaxy Nexus from negri electronics for about $625 shipped nowadays.

No one can tell you how "worth it" it is. Everyone has different qualifications. I'd be inclined to say that if you're going to be staying w/ AT&T and paying through the nose for service, its harder to swallow the ~$625 for an unlocked device.

It becomes more worth it when you go to a prepaid plan and cut your service cost in half every month.

So I would definitely recommend you walk into a Verizon store so you can play with it in person and make your assessment on whether or not you think Android 4 is good enough to justify your payment for the unlocked device. Obviously don't pay attention to the network speeds or anything as you'll be using on AT&T, but its a good idea to see it in person first.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Buff McBigstuff:
I paid $650 ($689 after tax)for a non-subsidized CDMA so I think so.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] G1-8701:
well coming from the SGS II(epic 4g touch)...........I LOVE THIS PHONE!!!....i got the CDMA(32gb) version with Verizon. Android 4.0 is a HUGE step from gingerbread, you'll love it. I would recommend going with Verizon though
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mortenmhp:
Ye love it too, and the experience is definitely more changed than ever from 2.x to 4.0(eg. better than ever), so by those means, yes it's worth it.

However with an iphone 4s i would probably wait another year before upgrading.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jst07:
You could watch Swappa if you're interested in trying to save a few hundred and go lightly used. There isn't much on there now, but may be more in the coming months. Beware of people maybe trying to unload their phones due to signal issues (CDMA at least). I've collected very mixed data on CDMA signal issues (I can't speak for GSM). Many people report 0 problems, and some report chronic problems even after phone swaps. I've seen some fixed after a swap, and in my case I had a tech swap my SIM card which helped a lot, and then updating to 4.03 radios *hopefully* fixed the problem.

Assuming my signal issues are fixed now and don't return, this phone is by far the best I've ever owned. A major jump forward coming from a Droid Incredible. CM9 is also amazing.

http://swappa.com/search?q=galaxy+nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ChongoDroid:
Apples and oranges.. One is a fancy phone that runs apps, the other is a mini computer.

If you like customizing your phone past wallpapers and folders then it should be a clear and obvious answer

Sent from my Google phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jttate04:
I mean...

dude i mean i got the gnex the day it came out and it was complete garbage i hated it it sucked so bad i lit it on fire..i mean i come from a rich background so i can afford to do those kinda things..

jk im not queer, but anyways i have the gnex and i love it. i hate ios and apple entirely and when i see all these kids at my school with iphones i just get heated. anyways..if you have the money to use on a gsm version by all means do so
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mobilehavoc:
Yes...........
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Gingerbread Man:
The trouble with asking this kind of question in a galaxy nexus forum is your going to get a very biast opinion as everyone here, well mostly everyone here owns one and android users love android and apple love apple products.

Really the best advice is go and use one in a store and make up your own mind and of course watch some youtube videos about ics and gnex vs iPhone 4s. Then you be armed with the knowledge to make the right decisiin for you and your needs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dev/null/:
I'd suggest going to your local Verizon store and play around with their Galaxy Nexus demo for a bit. I waited and cried about this phone not being released then when it finally was and I picked up I found myself questioning why and what about the phone was I going so crazy for and at the moment I'm a little regretful for not playing with the phone first and just ordering it online.

It's a nice phone and I know I'm a picky person but there was imo more bad than good and the stuff I think is bad may not necessarily be bad but just not as good as it should or could have been for the price and usually when I upgrade, which is once every few years when Verizon grants me a discount, I like to get the best I can get to last me those few years and the Galaxy Nexus isn't the best for me.

To be specific on the things I personally didn't care for were the camera, the battery life which is common in 4G phones but was a little worse in this phone than other 4G phones I've used. The screen was a let down, the colors and grainy banding in low light levels just looked horrible and the whole 4.65" largest screen thing was misleading to me as you hardly ever use the full screen because of the softkeys and worst of all for me was no USB Mass Storage which I used allot in my previous phone but that last one was my fault for not researching the phone more thoroughly prior to purchase.

I've always been an android user so I can't say anything bad about iOS devices although I have and use an iPad 2 and iPod touch 4 I can't imagine them being any worse as a phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EP2008:
If you can wait until the Samsung Galaxy S3, it's a beast. IMO, the Galaxy Nexus is already an outdated phone, and it will be more apparent when new phones start rolling out ICS.

Of course, there's a slew of other phones coming out in the next few months, so you'll have lots of options. That's just my opinion.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
Only if you promise not to make threads about multi tasking or battery life if you end up not liking it. Which I am very sure you will like it.

Sent from my Nexus in Texas.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jayrod1980:
I've never owned an iPhone so maybe I'm not qualified to give my opinion, but I have handled various iPhones through the years. My buddy who's owned a couple summed it up best. The iPhone is a beautiful phone with an environment where everything "works." It's a device with a very closed, simple OS but amazing apps, where android is a very powerful, open (if you get something from the nexus line anyway) OS with decent apps. The apps make iPhone and the OS make Android.

If you crave freedom and are a power user, this is the phone for you. I've only owned android devices but I think apple makes a good phone. The problem lies in that if you want it do something that apple hasn't envisioned for the phone, then you are out of luck. Also, the iPhone 4 and up have great screens... but having owned 4inch screen and up phones for the last 2 years, it's pretty much impossible for me personally to go down to something under 4 inches. The thing just feels utterly tiny and limited with that little screen real estate.

As an aside, where Android has caught up with the UI on ICS, they really need to step up the game with their tablets. This is an area the iPad has every Android tablet beat, not even including the horsepower under the hood... device layout! I'm talking about the 4:3 format the iPad uses. Every powerful android tablet is in 16:9, and if you aren't watching movies it's a terrible aspect ratio. It's harder to hold and you give up a lot of usable area in portrait and in landscape. It works for computers with a dedicated keyboard and mouse, but on a huge touchscreen device, it's just awkward.

Edit: Biggest reason I will never own an iPhone is iTunes. Hate the program... huge bloatware on the computer and Apple forces you to use it if you want any sync with your computer. iCloud alleviates it somewhat, but it's just another way to trap you into the Apple ecosystem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Malarie:
To my knowledge, iphones get new releases when they change color or when they change antenna. Talk about nothing new :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] brandonstuff85:
FWIW a friend of mine had an iPhone 4 - went to a Nexus S - then to a Galaxy SII - and now has the GSM Galaxy Nexus and couldnt be happier. he is on AT&T.

it really depends on how you use your phone, nothing is good on battery like an iphone, but the dev community around a Nexus over any other android is just astonishing (a lot of that is due to it being bone stock android).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Manatee Burger:
ICS blows gingerbread out of the water. Performance has been substantially improved and is in my opinion better than the 4s. Make sure you root the phone as soon as you get it as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
I just like how he says "upgrading"

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] abellimz:
Agreed, and, its only worth it if u like android more IMO
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] redditor01:
I paid $560 for the 16GB version. Got it on a deal from dailysteals and it took forever to ship. Totally worth it if you go on a cheaper prepaid plan.

Be sure to read up on the phone. It has less battery life with screen on than the Evo 4G and a 2 year old GPU. I recommend reading the Anandtech review of the phone to learn where it shines and where it's meh.

I love mine but I don't think I'll keep for more than a year.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ChongoDroid:
I've owned 2 iphones and a 4th gen ipod and use a mac computer.

Android is better

Sent from my Google phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mobilehavoc:
In my house we have a Macbook, Macbook Pro, iPad 2 and an iPhone 4S. I have no issue with Apple but I prefer Android for smartphones.
[General Questions and Answers] Xb0i:
im trying to see if there is anything that can help me get a total for parts when bidding jobs for customers.

i want to easily check off the parts i need (with a gui) put in the quantity, and then get the ongoing total summed.

im looking to have a database with pipe types (copper,pvc,cast iron,etc) that goes to a sub category next( angle, straight ten foot length,ball valve) and then give me a total.

how can i achieve this?
[HTC Desire S] xxawesomexx:
Hi all,

I just wanted to root my phone but I have to backup all my data 1st.

I'm just wondering if I could backup my wifi settings even if my phone is not root?
[HTC Desire S] volcom000:
I don't think it's possible, because wifi passwds are located in : /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf

So you must have root access to copy/read/backup it !;)
[HTC Desire S] Sib64:
You've got this app : APN Backup and Restore

and if you want more : Website APN Backup & Restore
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] itti_sam:
Hello guys,

I received my TF201 just last week, and overall I am quite happy with it.

I noticed one issue with the wifi bar. Although I am getting good signal when I test it with speedtest (I get 16-20 MB), but the wifi bar is ALWAYS changing between 2 bars, 3 bars, and full bars. It does not ever stay at one position.

My Nexus S which is in the same room is always on 3 bars and never changes. I just wanted to see if anyone is having the same issue.

But like I said, I am getting high wifi speeds regardless of the number of the bars and this is not affecting it, just curious why it constantly jumps up and down.

Thanks,

Sam
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] aragorn182:
I really wouldn't worry about the bars you're seeing on screen. Those are not very indicative of the actual signal strength. It's probably just bouncing around the pre-defined threshold for what is 2 bars and what is 3.

For example, if 2 bars is everything from -85dbm to -50dbm and 3 bards is -50dbm to -40dbm, then the signal level is probably hovering right around -50dbm and keeps transitioning between 2 and 3 bars.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Flo95:
You can flash basebands without an unlocked bootloader, as it happens when "normal" users update their devices the official way without need of an unlocked bl.

You can get recovery with SE Extreme Tweaker on locked bootloader, too.

Only thing you need is root.

But for kernel awesomeness I'd definitly recommend to unlock the device.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] rkanwar:
What baseband is actually the best for uk in terms of signal battery and gps?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] theduke89:
Thanks for this topic!! :-) ok I attach here the post I published in the other thread with no answer :-) :

" @Iridaki: Sorry for my stupid question... But is there a way to flash another baseband directly from recovery?? Or I don't know, with root explorer... I'm on firmware. 42 rooted, with locked bootloader and with recovery. Thanks!

Thanks in advance for your answer!!
[Xperia Arc Android Development] kurnage:
I think this is a great idea to discuss what basebands work best in what areas, it will certainly help a lot of people make the right (and informed decision).

To start off, I am in NSW Australia (on the Optus network) and I have found that the ideal baseband for me is .36 - All the other ones work fine of course but the .36 offers best/optimum battery and radio output for everyday use (with the latest DooMKernel of course!)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] dyodyi:
Hi, Im from the Philippines and wondering what baseband suits for my Arc S?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Bin4ry:
Yes there is a way to flash the baseband without Flashtool, but we wont publish it for now, since it's not working reliable on me. For theorie its working like an SE fota update. Which uses binary diff and flashes the diffs to the corresponding areas. This way you could flash all partitions. But this is only theory for now, because with flashtool we have a better way which is very very safe. Even if flashtool fails the phone can be restored everytime. Via FOTA you can really brick it forever ;)

@All asking for which baseband fits best:

Please please DON'T start flashing basebands without thinking about now.

Normally ALWAYS use the baseband which comes with the ROM! For example SE always has the corresponding baseband included. This baseband fits the android libs it comes with.

On custom Roms please read what the developer of the customRom telly you. If he/she has developed the Rom for specific baseband libs.

All other things like baseband patches are tested and developed by other developers which know what they are doing. So if you use such a patch ALWAYS read the manual and the requirements. Because it CAN happen that it is NOT possible to use a GB baseband on a ICS rom and vice versa. The is a little more than "just" libs and firmware. Also the java part framework/base/com/java/internal/telephony....

has to fit the baseband (SE is very special here).

So i hope now you all understand. Please please please leave the decision which baseband is best and which is working to the devs who know what they are doing!!!!!! Don't come here and tell "i tried baeband xxxxx now my phone randomly disconnects data/voice/..."

Thanks
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Crikey83:
I'm in Victoria, Australia on the Telstra network. Does anyone know which is the optimal baseband for me to use?

Cheers.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] iridaki:
You completely ignored the post above yours, didn't you? :mad:

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[Xperia Arc Android Development] bumax:
Finland:

-64 works great for Sonera / Saunalahti / Elisa / DNA

-36 drops connection alot for Saunalahti / Elisa
[Xperia Arc Android Development] electrash:
baseband .56 works great in croatia
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Crikey83:
Hehe, maybe just a little bit. The rest of the post was supposed to read that I am currently running baseband 64 but have **** internet connection even with full network reception.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] lammy29:
ive been using baseband 36 so far, not bad might try 64 soon
[Xperia Arc Android Development] bbart49:
One thing I have been trying to figure out if updating the baseband firmware could potentially enable for example: a phone that was designed for 2g and 3g to be able to connect to a 4g or even 5g network not for the purpose of internet access but for texting and calling.

as I have a HTC hd2 that works flawlessly unlocked bootloader ect only thing is that as of the end of 2024 will no longer have a 3g network to connect too
[General Questions and Answers] razerblade17:
i had xperia mini the spec is almost the same but mini does't has keyboard and front camera,,but how come some rom or kernel and firmware are different?
[General Questions and Answers] vamsygs:
Mostly its personal choice.

If you type a lot (Texting) you might want to go with Mini Pro (As it has physical keyboard)

Mini is ligther @ 99grams and Mini Pro is a bit on more heavier @ 136g, so if you want less wieght in your pocket u might want to go with Mini.

Internals/hardware: Screen size, Ram, Processor GPU, Bluetooth, Wifi etc are exactly same, though Mini Pro has 80mb more internal memory. Battery on both is Li-Ion 1200 mAh one as well.
[General Questions and Answers] Deez2312:
mini pro or just mini

It all comes down to keyboard ,first I would do is update rom....eclair ....bad os.
[General Questions and Answers] Felimenta97:
He is talking about Mini Pro, not X10 Mini Pro
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] estevaoem:
Well, i got no answears on my other thread and i tried to solve it by myself :D

So, i got on this tutorial how to instal the original settings. I flashed with odin and now my phone wont boot (even recovery/download mode are not loading) hehehehe. But Odin recognise my phone.

Is there any method to just format the whole thing and re-install android?

Can anyone help me? :(
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] amrith.28:
boot into recovery mode, wipe data and cache.

now turn off.

configure ODIN with the firmware of ur choice.

then boot the phone into download mode.

connect phone with usb cable, when ready, flash the firmware and wait till reboot. i have reflashed lots of times without any problem.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] estevaoem:
Its not booting on recovery mod. Neither downloading
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Idrito:
If not boot on recovery or download, i think u cant do anything.

You can use your Ace as a paperweight.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] estevaoem:
hahahaha OMG. But, is there any way to acces the download mod with adb?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] tossan:
Do you mean, you can still login via adb?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] estevaoem:
yeah, do something via adb. My pc and Odin still recognise my phone.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] tossan:
1. Than you should see with adb logcat where it is actually stucked at.

This is rather a big thread you're refering to.

2. Flashing with Odin

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(2.a) Which procedure did you follow exactly?

(2.b) Did Odin report the success at the end with : PASSED (with blue background)

(2.c) Did your phone reboot after Odin logs on the left the reset message?
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[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] estevaoem:
It runned an one package file. After using odin, the phone is suposed to reboot, but it didnt happened in my case
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] ace_viknesh:
Simple. if your phone is under warranty.. don't worry. as long as it doesn't boot... Samsung doesn't care.. bring your phone down and they will change the motherboard FOC! :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Doo:DAce:
:O odin recognizes your phone you said? THEN FLASH IT NORMALLY USING ODIN!:eek: