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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] codesplice:
Add a new apn rather than modifying the existing one.

Make sure to hit Menu --> Save after you make your changes (back button doesn't save changes in this case)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AndreaCristiano:
Did all that. Added the pta apn saved it then restarted the phone and the phone jumps back to the Cingular 410
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] codesplice:
Is your SIM/account provisioned for LTE? I don't believe the PTA apn will work if not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AndreaCristiano:
this might be what I have to do. I called customer service and they gave me some crap about loosing unlimited so I have to go into a store to get it done. Maybe it will work then
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] codesplice:
If you're grandfathered in to the "unlimited plan", changing to the 4G plan should not count as a new plan.... so you shouldn't lose your unlimited.

I was able to "upgrade" to the 4G unlimited plan without issue, but that was just to be provisioned for HSPA+. I just walked into the store and asked for it - got a new SIM and everything. Took all of five minutes, the CSR was very helpful.

It *should* work the same way for LTE though you'll probably have to specifically request LTE. You can get them to use the IMEI off of a Jetstream if necessary.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AndreaCristiano:
Thats what I will need the IMEI off of a LTE smartphone, because nothing is changing the scenario here. AT&T wont add LTE provisioning to my account and the apn's wont stick for nothing
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] codesplice:
If you can get them to provision your line for 4G/HSPA+ (and they should without any problem), you can use the "phone" APN. I got decent results with that. You're never going to actually hit the LTE speeds afforded by the "PTA" APN with the Galaxy Nexus - the only difference will likely be the latency.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AndreaCristiano:
i actually have that provision as I came from an SGS2 where do I find that apn?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] codesplice:
There's a good list that I referenced at http://www.codemonkeyjava.com/2011/12/08/apn-list-for-galaxy-nexus-for-att/

The important bits are:

Add those two APNs, select the "phone" one as the default (little toggle bubble thing), and reboot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AndreaCristiano:
will give it a shot and let you know
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AndreaCristiano:
switched back to cingular 410 speeds were the same between 5-6k up and 1-2 down and with the cingular 410 mms works flawless
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] xCovErtWolFx757:
OK so I had to get a new e4gt because my battery prongs bent and broke. Sprint sent me a brand new one but the Gps doesn't work at all. Any ideas on how to fix it?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Epix4G:
If it doesn't work take it to sprint...they will replace it again ....
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] xCovErtWolFx757:
Would it cost money? I'm just glad they do the next day shipping
[HTC Rezound] Serinety:
Noticed this on Scott's roms as well as Joel's

I let Scott know already but here is a screenshot.

Not sure if this info helps.. but here it is
[HTC Rezound] MrSmith317:
Yeah unfortunately it seems like it's related to the kernel that 3G/4G data arrows don't work. If you remember when we got the ICS leak, data didn't work at all. I can't remember who, but someone got data working in the kernel and that was the side effect.
[HTC Rezound] con247:
False. Data worked out of the box. Audio/Calling would crash the device and that was fixed with ramdisk tweaks. The kernel was not modified as it was pre-compiled. The only modified kernel we have is the overclocked one by SebastianFM and he hex-edited the pre-compiled zImage.
[HTC Rezound] dyetheskin:
arrows definitely worked on 1x for Scotts 3.6 release. perhaps there's code needed to be copied that's referenced to 1x which could be used for 3g and 4g
[Android Apps and Games] tnind:
Hi, I am using libgdx which means all my images have to be in the assets folder. I have undertaken to provide 3 versions of every sprite, a mdpi version, a hdpi (1.5x the size) and a xdpi version (2x).

The problem is that the world coordinates are 320x480 which means my original sprites were tailored for this for example I have a bullet that is 8x8. When I resize this for hdpi I get 12x12.

The problem is that this is no longer a power of 2 so my app crashes when it tries to load it. Do I need to add padding to every sprite sheet to make it a power? or can I force it to load NP2 sizes? or is there something I'm missing?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] htcdesirezgeorge:
Has anyone used a ruggedized case? I bring my tablet EVERYWHERE and need something decent to protect it and was thinking about the Gumdrop cases. Any suggestions?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] streetrider nick:
I use the Gform Extreme Sleeve 2 for extra protection. It says it fits the Ipad but I can confirm that it will fit the galaxy tab even with the stock book case on it. This is the best combination of protection and comfortable usability I have found.

It is kinda spendy but I bought both cases on ebay for less than retail and the samsung book case is definitely not necessary.

http://g-form.com/product/ipad-extreme-sleeve2/

If you don't think this case is beefy enough check out their torture test videos online.

http://g-form.com/technology/
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] bmoreboy02:
Dose the gumdrop have a built in screen protector like the otterbox?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] slack04:
Always been curious about these cases that look like tires. Is there any advantage to this over an equally-thick material without the pattern? It seems to me like the tread on this would actually make it more likely to be damaged, not less. There's thin points (for puncture or pressure), and its easier to bend. And though there's probably a small difference in weight (though minimal; the heavier outer coating is larger than if it was flat), I can't imagine the tread makes it more fun to put into or take out of a bag. I've never used one though so I'm curious if there's something I'm not considering.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Benzoman:
There's something you've not considered. I think the design helps with the shock displacement. Maybe not, but it's what I figure.

Have you watched the videos? This is one a$$ saving case. LOL

If you're as tough on your tab as in the videos you crazy, but then again, stranger sh!t has happened on accident. :eek:

Sent from my GT-P7510 using one stinky finger.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] crazylegs1:
I have one and love it. I got one for my daughter's kindle, too. It does have a built in screen protector but I didn't install it for my case (affects screen responsiveness and feels crappy). The screen is protected from being recessed behind protruding, reinforced edges, so if i drop it it won't break anyway. Also, the case prevents accidentally hitting the power button, which used to drive me crazy. I take my tab to work everyday...get lots of compliments on the case. The material and ridges let me sit it on my couch or lap and not slide out of position. They also feel nice in the hands. I have an otterbox defender case for my evo4g. That's a great case, but I recommend this grippier type of material instead for a tablet. My phone case lets me slide in and out of my pocket easily, but i want traction with my tablet case. I also tried one of those folding tablet cases, but they seem ridiculous to me.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] palaudiver:
I have the white gumdrop case for my tab 10.1. As far as protection it is great. The corners are reinforced and it has a built in screen protector. You will have no doubt that your tab is very well protected inside this case. It also offers a LOT more grip and security in your hands. The only downside it that is easily doubles the thickness and weight of your tab. With this case on you can easily drop, throw, bang etc.. without even a thought of damaging your tab.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] J33per:
I love my Gumdrop! I wrote an in-depth review if you want to check it out, with more pictures and details then you can shake a stick at, lol.

http://romrepo.info/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=664
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] pathpath:
I got a gumdrop case shortly after I got my tab 10.1, Love it. The silicon cover is very thick especially on the corners, the frame is solid and fits on the tab well, the cover and frame fit together very solid, and the screen protector is actually pretty good. It makes the whole setup look very clean, and my touchscreen is still very responsive with the gumdrop screen protector AND a static adhesive screen protector on.

tldr gumdrop A+
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] streetrider nick:
Sorry for the delay, I am working on my capstone project for an EE degree and I have not been on the internets for fun since sunday.

I cannot say I would be able to point out any major advantages between the current design and one that is equally thick throughout, I would probably guess weight and cost. I believe the case is made of a fancy foam that stiffens on impact and does not seem like there is much of an outer coating over the foam but I have not yet cut into mine to find out. ;)

The "tread" really has not caused me any problems getting this into or out of my backpack. The case is not frictiony like rubber but not so slippery that I am afraid to drop it when I carry it around either. I would say they found a happy medium between fly paper and a greased watermelon.

Overall I am very happy with this case and I recommend it to anyone who needs some heavy duty protection. I am even considering buying one for my laptop!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] sparky4017:
I got mine today left the screen protector off I have a zagg on mine super case I'm going to order one for the wifes Asus transformer

+1
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Fat Tires:
I got my Tab last Fall and a Samsung Book Case shortly afterward. I had looked at the Gumdrop case and thought it'd be good to have, but didn't pull the trigger. That was a big mistake.

My son decided to grab the Tab from the kitchen counter & play games on it in the family room, but the dropped it on the tile floor before he got to the couch. I ended up with a $200 repair bill for a new screen. Needless to say, I had a Gumdrop waiting to be put on the tablet as soon as the repair was complete. This thing feels sturdy & strong. I just wish I had bought the case when I first saw it. I'd be $150 richer.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] NexVision:
Got my gumdrop last week and really like it wasn't to sure bout the screen protector at first but its very responsive. Def worth the $.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] rubbercorners:
I ordered one yesterday and then saw this thread. I checked this forum for case info before but didn't see the gumdrop case mentioned. I found it googling rubber corners galaxy tab 10.1.

Great to see positive reviews. Two concerns I have are:

- could the rubber case interfere with the wifi antenna?

- could the battery/electronics get too hot in it under normal conditions?

I notice that when you put your hand on the corner near the power button, the back and front get warm with no case. I imagine the glass acts as a heatsink. If you feel around the warm corner it doesn't spread to the rest of the glass. When I get the case I'll see if the warm area seems bigger.

In the manual it recs use in the temp range O-45c. I searched to see if 10.1's have overheating issues and I see anything to indicate that.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Fat Tires:
I've had the Gumdrop case on my Tab for about two months now & I've never had overheating issues.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] rubbercorners:
Cheers, good to hear.

I just read somewhere that someone said that a silicone cover on their phone caused wifi loss, but others tested theirs and didn't have any loss.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Fat Tires:
I haven't noticed a decrease in my wifi reception. It works the same at home, the office, & in public spots like the coffee shop.

I don't think you'll notice any negative issues with the case other than added bulk & weight. Those are a fair trade for the better protection you'll get from the case.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] rubbercorners:
Great, I'll do a proper test when I get it. I should try it with my Samsung Book Cover case as well.

I figure the thickness and security of it might make it easier to hold for long periods despite the weight. I like the idea of being able to grip it by the raised edge while carrying it, and I think I'll now have the confidence to bring it places and let other ppl actually play with it!

It looks like it might even survive a fall down stairs which even iBallz wouldn't :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] wierd1001:
Hey NexVision

Which Gumdrop case fits your P7500? They don't list it on the site and it would suck to get a case and the buttons don't line up. Everywhere I look there seems to be a hundred different model #s (for each carrier, 4G and wifi only etc) and nothing seems to list which models are similar.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] PCR-00:
I want to chime in here with nothing more than +1 to everything positive mentioned here and No, I haven't had any of the problems asked about in this thread either.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] rubbercorners:
Excellent. Mine's finally been shipped after 5 weeks. I only have to not drop my tablet for one more weekend :eek:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] needoZ:
I am looking for the LTE version but it is backordered until April 23rd. Is there any where else to buy one? Ebay doesn't have any listed and I cannot find any other stores that carry them other then the main site.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] rubbercorners:
On the site it says there's resellers in Ireland and Hong Kong. The Hong Kong one was behind the US on stock (it had much cheaper delivery to Australia though).

Even if you're in the US, my impression is back-order times have commonly been around a month.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] sdfv:
Just want to confirm that the wifi model fits the p7500, Glad i bought it now although i had to wait a month for it :)
[Galaxy S II General] zedomax:
[YOUTUBE]G3YP5bHo04Y[/YOUTUBE]

Here's another method of rooting your Galaxy S2 without using ODIN.

(Safer method since you can brick your phone using ODIN. With this method, you cannot brick your phone ever.)

This will root your Galaxy S2 and install busybox.

If all you need is a rooted Galaxy S2 (without ClockworkMod Recovery), you can use this method and safe to do on "any" Galaxy S2 including U.S. versions as you are not flashing a new kernel.

Also since you are not flashing a new kernel, you won't have triangle after you root.

Note: I found that the 1-click method on Droid Razr works on Galaxy S2 so modified a bit for Galaxy S2.

Download 1-click root:

http://downloadandroidrom.com/file/GalaxyS2/rooting/GalaxyS2RootNew.zip

Download Samsung Kies (for drivers):

http://downloadandroidrom.com/file/Samsung/Kies_2.0.3.11082_152_4.exe
[Galaxy S II General] zedomax:
reserved for my new dog
[Galaxy S II General] angelossssss:
Anyone tried it yet?
[Galaxy S II General] adyscorpius:
You can never brick your phone using ODIN till the time you dont flash bootloaders... Any SGS2 or a Galaxy device wont really brick till bootloaders are played with...

However, great to see another root method... :-)

Sent from AdyScorpiusMIUI™ on I9100.
[Galaxy S II General] zedomax:
I've seen at least a dozen people who flashed the wrong PIT file on their Epic 4G Touch Galaxy S2 and bricked their phone. Although you should never do that, sometimes people use ODIN and don't follow directions so, it can happen. Just sayin.
[Galaxy S II General] ctomgee:
While true, Epic 4G Touch users would be in the wrong forum anyways. The Epic 4G Touch has its own forum.

Also, PIT files are for repartitioning only, aren't they? For a normal flash, why would you use it?

EDIT: Ignore me. I re-read your post, you already pointed this out, and I didn't absorb what you were saying. Sorry.
[Galaxy S II General] Diliban:
ICS Support

Hi,

Will this root ICS roms?
[Galaxy S II General] claire85gr:
Will this work on 2.3.6?

What will I need to do to unroot after using this tool?

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] cottino:
thanks a lot
[Galaxy S II General] zedomax:
Should work on 2.3.6 although I haven't tried.
[Galaxy S II General] Blueone:
Didn't work on 2.3.6 on my phone:
[Galaxy S II General] angelossssss:
Didnt work for me either.

Same message like Blueone has.

Also 2.3.6 here.
[Galaxy S II General] Rawat:
The image of zedomax forever scarred in my mind is this one:

[YOUTUBE]YMRAKO7-V4c[/YOUTUBE]
[Galaxy S II General] B1nny:
reserved for my new (better) dog

I win, sorry.
[Galaxy S II General] Hacre:
Oh yay. Zedomax.

Yeah, weren't you one of them?
[Galaxy S II General] ephraim:
Hacre, you're alive!!! Yay!!!
[Galaxy S II General] Sergeant Droid:
Can you lose IMEI with this rooting option?:confused:

(Noob question isn't it?)

Edit:

Weird... There is no one to answer this.

I guess it was a total n00b question. Am I right?
[Galaxy S II General] khassanove:
dont hate me for the question, but does this thread belong to original development?
[Galaxy S II General] Deleted member 4038153:
Dunno why the hell people are thanking you for posting a regurgitated version of zergRush without any due credit, and for spamming the original android development forum with it (is changing a few lines of a .bat file really original development? Hint: no).

We've got plenty of threads on zergRush, including a sticky in the Q&A section. There is also far less information in your thread, pretty much nothing useful (like the fact it won't work on anything 2.3.6 or greater).
[Galaxy S II General] GRACO:
I'm 2.3.6 ... worked prefect.
[Galaxy S II General] claire85gr:
wich model? Galaxy s2 eur?
[Galaxy S II General] Tekn010933:
It is in Korea maybe? :))
[Galaxy S II General] Rayvenlee:
It's worked?
[Galaxy S II General] NJGSII:
Worked perfectly for my phone.

2.3.6 here.
[Galaxy S II General] apolo69:
Tremendous very useful information
[Galaxy S II General] York666:
nice video dude
[Galaxy S II General] Sergeant Droid:
Question is: Can you lose IMEI with this method?:confused:
[Galaxy S II General] mad2fly:
I have a Sim free UK Android version 2.3.4 with Kernal version 2.6.25.7-I9100XWKI4-CL575468 root@dell143 #2. It worked fine.

How do you return the phone to its original state?
[Galaxy S II General] PadyLoki:
wow, looks great, will be keeping an eye on this for ICS release.
[Galaxy S II General] TeleFragger:
Wow thanks for this tidbit.. im new to my phone.. i got a new phone from sprint..

Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch so i better get over to the right forums!!!! :eek:
[Galaxy S II General] elbrujo69:
thx for all. My SGII is just rooted:)
[Galaxy S II General] tonynz:
Virus detected:

Content contained "Exploit.Linux.Lotoor.ak" virus. Details: Virus: Exploit.Linux.Lotoor.ak; File: GalaxyS2RootNew.zip; Sub File: Memory region/files/zergRush; Vendor: Kaspersky Labs; Engine error code: 0x00010000; Engine version: 8.0.1.23; Pattern version: 120221.095100.7047367; Pattern date: 2012.02.21 09:51:00
[Galaxy S II General] mad2fly:
Wow, I got taken on this if it's true.

How do I fix it? Can I unroot by conventional methods? If so, will that get rid of the virus?
[Galaxy S II General] Hacre:
Ahahaha you idiot of course a ROOT KIT for a phone has a ROOT KIT detected by an anti virus program.
[Galaxy S II General] Entropy512:
LOL.

Epic fail - "I'm exploiting my phone - why is the tool detecting an exploit?"
[Galaxy S II General] brunofm:
If I use this method and ever need to unroot my phone, how am I supposed to do it? I didn't find any instructions either here or on the developer's blog.
[Galaxy S II General] horza1:
Does not work for my SGS2 with 4.0.3 (I9100XXLPH).

Any suggestions?

Thx a lot
[Galaxy S II General] brunofm:
Pardon my ignorance, but isn't that a leaked rom? For you to have that, you had to root your phone at some point before, no? Why not use the same method?

Also, the author says in the video that a method for ICS would be developed later.
[Galaxy S II General] Hacre:
You don't need root to use odin to flash a Samsung leak to the phone. You just need Odin.
[Galaxy S II General] _AnAkIn_:
Why repost something that has been posted a billion times before on these forums? It's just a copy paste from DooMLoRD's Easy Rooting Toolkit (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1321582).
[Galaxy S II General] brunofm:
Thanks, I didn't know that. :)
[Galaxy S II General] mad2fly:
I found this when I went to the earlier posting of this method that was mentioned.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18879974&postcount=146

It worked for me.
[Galaxy S II General] by_dj_omar:
Thanks a lot of...... :)
[Galaxy S II General] wgbfilho:
Didn´t work in 2.3.6 I9100UHKK1. Anybody here had success doing this in 2.3.6?

Tks
[Galaxy S II General] koodiifin:
No
[Galaxy S II General] Zielas:
Well... He clearly says this is for Gingerbread... Below instructions for ICS root, works perfectly without flashing insecure kernel.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1501719
[Galaxy S II General] rpiotr:
rooted my second I9100 with this and it is easier than first method I used

thx
[Galaxy S II General] anfozy:
Damn this method didn't work for me tried rooting friends s2 process ran but only gave errors, ran in admin it skipped the entire process and kept saying it was completed but no root but Odin did the job so no sweat so the drivers were correct not sure what went wrong especially since it was a one step process lol
[Galaxy S II General] ctomgee:
If you care, if your friend's phone was 2.3.6 or higher, that's why this didn't work...
[Galaxy S II General] dacbarbos:
Hey Max I see you're really getting high on Android! Not to mention Twitter. WTF: almost 32K worth of tweets. I'm posting here just because while I found one of your YouTube videos interesting I could not paste the link here. Why? Because I hit the silly 10 posts pre-requisite before being allowed to add external links. How lame is that?
[Galaxy S II General] billnotben:
I'll have to read up a bit more on this rooting malarkey. Find a "idiots guide to rooting".:)

Anyway I assume if all I want to do is get rid of an annoying brand start up screen I can easily do this if I have root access?
[Galaxy S II General] ctomgee:
You don't even need root for that. Just flash the proper unbranded stock firmware.
[Galaxy S II General] anfozy:
Lol care? Of course I do that's why I rooted his phone lol hmm I did read a few pages back someone having success rooting 2.3.6
[Galaxy S II General] ctomgee:
Some older versions of 2.3.6 it works. The exploit was patched in newer versions of 2.3.6. I don't know the exact version it got patched in.
[Galaxy S II General] billnotben:
There seems to be a distinct lack of firmware for my GT-I9100P despite most of the S2's available in shops and through contracts are now that model.
[Galaxy S II General] ctomgee:
P models can use regular i9100 firmwares, but doing so will lose NFC. BUT, there is a way to re-enable it afterwards. (search for it) Also, doing this will change the boot screen and about phone screen from saying "GT-I9100P", to just "GT-I9100".
[Galaxy S II General] billnotben:
Yes I've seen that but there seems to be a fair few users saying that despite the way to "re-enable" it, it doesn't always seem to work.

So am I right in thinking the GT-I9100P is basically the same as the GT-I9100 with NFC tacked on, while other models like GT-I9100G have different "innards"?

Thanks for your replies they've given me other directions to look in.
[Galaxy S II General] ctomgee:
You've got the right idea. I9100P and I9100T are both VERY close to the I9100. I9100P has NFC added, I9100T has different SAR values (so T based modems will usually get better signal on T models).

I9100G is completely different, with a totally different SoC and GPU. So firmwares and kernels meant for the I9100 are COMPLETELY NOT compatible with I9100G model phones.
[Galaxy S II General] gen4ik111:
thanks a lot!!!!!work on the galaxy s2 hd lte SHV-E120S.
[Galaxy S II General] Akatosh:
I'm sorry im new here but will this work on stock 4.0.4?
[Galaxy S II General] ctomgee:
Read the thread, dude. The answer is in here. Like on page 2 or 3.