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[HTC EVO 3D] tobia996:
I' ve tried to flash it on 1.1qhd and sense crashes
[HTC EVO 3D] bjones8515:
Did u flash after Rom had booted? I flashed Rom then Rosie and then booted. Might try that if u haven't already.
[HTC EVO 3D] johrie:
Hello, is there any chance I can use this on virtuous affinity on my Desire hd?
[HTC EVO 3D] tobia996:
Thx! Now I flash after a reboot and works fine
[HTC EVO 3D] acank46.mh:
share me a link pls

pls share to me a working link of this mod for mikrunny v1.1

sorry for my bad english :D
[HTC EVO 3D] acank46.mh:
Can't download from 1st post..
[HTC EVO 3D] bjones8515:
Awesome! Glad to help!
[HTC EVO 3D] acank46.mh:
I just push rosie.apk from 1st post to system/app with rotex permission rw-r-r but nothing happen.. :(
[HTC EVO 3D] @BB:
Great idea! I've been running this on MikRunny 1.1 and it's AWESOME! I was going to ask the OP for the same thing (the clock font like the Gomorrah Clock). It would be perfect IMO if we could have this with either a black or white clock background. Any chance of this Will?

Edit: Sometimes I switch back to Sense 3.0 and use MeanROM (based on CleanROM from Scott). Are you able to create a skin that looks like this can can be used with Sense 3.0? Until I go to ICS full time or use an alternate launcher, I want my screen to always look like this! Thanks for your work Will!!
[HTC EVO 3D] fr0st420:
We need a updated version for mikrunny 1.1.1 now.

Sent from my EVO 3d
[HTC EVO 3D] @BB:
I flashed the one in the OP over 1.1.1 and had no problems.

Edit: Correction ... I noticed some problems when trying to add a panel to the homescreen
[HTC EVO 3D] Will972:
make a screenshot man .. u mean the ++ thing ??
[HTC EVO 3D] @BB:
Yes, exactly, the ++ thing at the bottom. If you still need a screenshot, let me know. It sounds like you know what I'm talking about tho ...
[HTC EVO 3D] Will972:
no prob just send me the las rosie from 1.11 mikrunny
[HTC EVO 3D] @BB:
Here you go .. Thanks for updating it! Hey what do you think of making a version with the clock fonts like Sense 4.0 (or like the gomorrah clock mentioned earlier)?
[HTC EVO 3D] Will972:
i would like to do that i'll take a look for that later ;) .. if anyone got an idea just tell me :)

CHECK the rosie and tell me if it's good
[HTC EVO 3D] fr0st420:
Works. Thanks. I'm going for a ics look. Anyway to make the white in the Rosie ics blue?

Sent from my EVO 3d
[HTC EVO 3D] @BB:
It looks good except the little white screen indicator is curved instead of straight. I can send a screen shot once I get to my computer.

Edit: Here's the screen shot ... See the white indicator at the bottom circled in red.
[HTC EVO 3D] Will972:
No prob will fix that tomorrow

EDIT : check this one mate ;) and tell me
[HTC EVO 3D] @BB:
That did the trick! Thanks again!
[HTC EVO 3D] Will972:
nice ...:D
[HTC EVO 3D] @BB:
Sorry but I stand corrected. I ran into a problem ... The "home" soft key doesn't return to the home screen. When pressed, the screen flickers for a second and then a brief flash of what looks like the lock screen a second or two later. I didn't experience this with the previous one.
[HTC EVO 3D] nerd_64:
rosie

am running milrunny 1.1 and the rosie is not installing.. and how do i install the zip file in the first page
[HTC EVO 3D] ziaulh.ch:
Any mod working with ARHD 3.6 ?
[General Questions and Answers] TKLambert:
Information: HTC Evo supersonic(4G)

ROM: Cyanogenmod 7 Build 256

Hello I'm having a strange isssue my phone has seemed to randomly selected a ringtone to play out of my mp3s out of no where, In sounds setting I have a ringtone selected to play, In individual contacts it is set to default for all contacts, no custom ringtones.... but it plays a mp3 out of my \Freemp3download\music folder, I renamed the mp3 which it was playing and now it plays nothing, What Apps would override the system settings and set a Ringtone/Missed Call. maybe it was overlooked by me but i dont see any programs in my Application\Running which would do such a thing. Thanks in advance for your help
[General Questions and Answers] plainjane:
I've seen this issue before on certain builds of CM on the Supersonic. I believe that the fix was to flash a different build, either newer or older. You can also try reflashing the rom over itself without wiping data, though I'm not sure if this will solve anything.

Good luck, hope you get it fixed :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] AyieStyx:
help needed here! i already install Anomaly HD on my SGA , but the screen just black . help ? i already install the Chainfire but it seem doesnt work ! :O
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Pistaaa:
I don't know anomaly and don't kow if must work in SGA, but what settings you use in chainfire 3D? normally you must install NVIDIA plugin for have a working interface...

Bye Pistaaa
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Prawesome:
Anomaly works perfectly in ace..I completed the game :p

Sent from my SamsungGalaxyAce with my hands,take it or leave it
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] AyieStyx:
chainfire !

heyy , anomaly i already download the latest version. and it works! xD

but i actually want to play Galaxy on Fire 2 Valkyrie addon on my Ace . already installed Chainfire v3.3 + Nvidia plugins . but no signs of hopes :O
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] toddrosenberger:
Does anyone have this plan? Im wondering if and when they throttle data, i called st but can't get a straight answer. Right now i get throttled after 5gb, if straight talk gives you at least 5gigs of full speed data it would be well worth switching for me. Just seems too good to be true.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
who are you with now?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonathan3579:
Most likely T-Mobile by the sounds of it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yomuppet:
They don't, common wisdom is that it's more like 2g/mo and 100m/day before ST throttles, but you won't get an answer out of them, ever.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] toddrosenberger:
Cincinnati bell
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] toddrosenberger:
Sounds like im better off sticking with Cincinnati bell
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
You should look at the prepaid thread in my sig. It details all of the plans and there are lots of testimonials of people using them.

Common wisdom is that the Straight Talk plan caps at 2gb per month (theres no way they could do 5gb data at the $45 price point).

If you want more data you're either going to have to go with the $60 Simple Mobile plan, which gives 5gb+, or the T-Mobile Prepaid plans, 2 of which offer 5gb (then throttle).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] toddrosenberger:
so you are sure the simple mobile plan gives 5gb before throttling? Cannot find any definite number on their website just like straight talk. On tmobile/att/cincinnati bell websites it tells you the amount of data used where you will be throttled. At least they are up front about it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
It's not published, but just crowd-sourced that they offer 5GB of data. Many MVNOs choose not to publish whether or not they throttle/cap or at what point.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] toddrosenberger:
So after 5gb are you throttled or are there overage fees? Im assuming throttled since it's called unlimited. And simple mobile uses tmobiles network, correct?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
no overage fees.

Correct.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skyhigh2004:
My question for anyone using the gnex and ST is, does the phone use T-Mobiles network or atts? I read you can use either a T-Mobile or att phone and was wondering since the gnex is pentaband if you could potentially bounce from one network to the other based on which one had better signal? Thanks in advance guys.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
You choose when you start the service whether you're going to get an AT&T SIM or a T-Mobile SIM (they can pick for you based on your zip code, but you can choose manually). You can't bounce back and forth, because the SIM is only provisioned for AT&T towers or T-Mobile towers. There's no roaming between the two.

When you order, its easy to tell. In the cart it will say "AT&T compatible SIM card" or "T-Mobile compatible SIM card".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericshmerick:
Lol. #notsosatraighttalk
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skyhigh2004:
Thank you kindly sir.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cLOUDFAn:
straight talk is great as long as nothing goes wrong (which luckily is my case)

faster data speed than simple mobile and very good coverage

however their customer service is non-existent

calling them is a waste of time

try their facebook page if you really wanna have something done

much more responsive (they probably won't fix your problem immediately but at least they are responding)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Most welcome, sir.

This is true of prepaid carriers. You save money but get no service. I call CS maybe once a year, so I think that's worth saving $40 a month on service.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rock7632:
Has anyone on straight talk At&t sim tried doing a voice call or video call using Google Talk? when I try I get a message saying I need to be connected to a Wi-Fi network. Anyone else getting this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] saint327:
I am now using my Galaxy Nexus with Straight Talk on the TMO ST SIM card. Overall its great. One thing I've noticed though are the ping times. On ST I can never get a ping better than 300ms using the speedtest.net app. Also several times when I've woken my phone from idle, I notice it says its not in sync with Google services...the bars are grey and not blue. It usually goes blue again within 30 seconds saying it synced. I think it may be related to the ping issue, as I think ST data goes through a proxy before going out over the TMO network to destination. The data speeds themselves seem the same as they were when I was on Tmobile, but I seem to recall being able to get around 100ms pings or less in the same locations when I was on Tmobile.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonathan3579:
Would changing your apn settings help out at all? I have a recommendation but I'm not sure how much difference it will make.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] saint327:
I figured that I had to use the apn settings provided by straight talk in order for my data to work. Is there a backdoor apn lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonathan3579:
Well it's still a T-Mobile apn so I'm wondering if you'll still have access. It's worth a shot, right? Lol. ;) I'll post them for you in just a sec. I gotta pull them up. If it works then other people will know for future reference.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonathan3579:
God, the XDA app needs a lot of work. But give this a try!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] navymoss35:
??

can you use hspa+ on the gnex with ST on at&t or tmobile sim? also anyone have any issues with this service in jacksonville or san diego
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Of course.

Check the coverage maps. They're pretty accurate. You could always test it out though. Its cheap to check.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vince2398:
Do anyone know if the $45 plan allows use of 4g or 3g data? Other service providers charges more for 4g, let's say tmobile's 42+ network. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Straight talk gives you the max HSPA+ speed they/the towers provide. Most people in the prepaid thread are reporting speeds that are the same/similar as full AT&T or T-Mobile plans. The only MVNO provider that does this iirc is Simple Mobile, that charges more for a "4G" (HSPA+) plan vs a "3G" (UMTS) plan.

The GNex is only a 21mbps HSPA+ device anyways, so you wouldn't get the 42mbps tower links anyways.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] saint327:
Its a no go. I entered the apn, and I see it bring up 3G and even switch to H, but data is allowed to transfer. It is unable to sync my google account and will not allow me to download apps from market or browse the net. Thanks though.

As to others who were asking about speed. The speed is the exact same as if you were on the tmobile network. The only difference I notice are my pings.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] francabernal:
Throttled speed with Straight Talk?

So, to the question of throttling speed, is anyone certain at what point they will do it? Do they send you a text informing you like TMobile does?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oscillik:
If you're talking about Straight Talk, they don't throttle you. If you exceed what they deem as fair use, then you will just be disconnected.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] francabernal:
and in your opinion what would be considered fair use? is there a way to track your use (like the "my account" app for TMobile)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oscillik:
Well, what I constitute as 'fair use' is completely irrelevant - the only thing that matters is what Straight Talk classes as fair use, and since they don't publicly acknowledge that they even have a fair use policy....well it's a bit difficult to determine.

According to information that is linked elsewhere in this thread, it seems to be 100MB per day.

in my opinion, that is certainly not fair. Then again, I live in the UK so I don't think anything about the US mobile phone market is 'fair' ;) :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] francabernal:
Excuse my ignorance, but what do you mean by "You should look at the prepaid thread in my sig." how do I access that?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
You can just use the built-in ICS data usage counter. Straight talk doesn't throttle, they cap. And they don't publish what they cap at -- most people are saying 100mb per day or 2gb per month. Some less, some more. I wouldn't get the plan expecting to use more than 2gb if I were you.

In my signature I have a thread I link to. It's in all caps it says "PREPAID".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lafrad:
Installed the AT&T Straight Talk SIM, setup APN, and bam! 6 mbit service.

Perfect!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] toddrosenberger:
Lafrad, How are you liking the straight talk so far?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Go look in the prepaid thread. Tons of Straight Talk users.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] toddrosenberger:
i dont see how straight talk can legally call their plans "unlimited" data when they only allow you 100mb per day or 2gb per month and then disconnect you? That sure as hell is not umlimited, its 2gb per month maximum which is LIMITED. Other companies that throttle can at least say once throttled you can still use unlimited data, even though it takes you 38 days to download a 10mb file.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Prepaid plan. They can do whatever they want, really lol. You can use more than 2gb, people have varying levels of success.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SanFrancisco:
I have Straight Talk with an ATT SGS II

That subject has been talked to death on the Net in regards to T-Mobile for years calling its data plans "unlimited" when in fact they throttled people at 2GB down to EDGE speeds, thereby rendering the data connection useless, except for checking email.

T-Mobile even suffered a class action in 2010 for the practice (northern California state court). Ultimately, everyone just kinda knew that T-Mobile's unlimited data plan was really a limited plan and most Net authors putting T-Mobile in the column of carriers offering limited data plans only.

So I think the same arguments could apply to Straight Talk, but since it is a prepaid carrier, like others said, it can pretty much do what it wants since the contracts are month to month. (Damages for false advertising, for example, would be limited to one month's payment, at most. For me, that's a $41 claim. Given that class actions are no longer allowed in consumer contracts, I don't know about others, but if I don't like throttling, I'll just switch carriers. I am not about to arbitrate for $41. :)

As far as Straight Talk I am using the service here in San Francisco. It is great. I get 4G (HSPA+) on an AT&T SGS II handset (eBay $360). I mostly use WiFi on the phone, but when I have used the phone's data connection (ATT's towers) I have consistently got a HSPA+ indicated connection. (A few times it said "4G.")

One time I looked around to figure out if ST throttled or what, could not find the answer, but as I recall ST said in its TOS (Terms of Service) that it reserved the right to take measures if data use was unreasonable or excessive, words something like that.

All I know is that I pay in three month blocks and that reduces my monthly plan to $41. I will take that and any throttling I might suffer. For that $41 I don't have any talk, text or data overage charges, and I get 4G data and unlimited talk.

Compare that with AT&T's new data plans, where it is $20 for 300 MB data, and $20 automatically applied when you go over, to 301 MB, for example. And when you go to 601 MB it is another $20, etc., etc., etc. And that is just for data overages.

Add that to the threat and danger of talk overages, one could face a $500 monthly bill for quite low (aka reasonable) talk and data usage.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rock7632:
When I initially signed up for straightalk I did auto-refill for every month. If I want to switch to paying once every 3 months like you do, do you know what I need to do? I logged into my account on their site and looked everywhere but couldn't find any info on switching.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigmike75:
APN settings

What APN settings did you use for your Gnex (on AT&T)? I am unable to get MMS to work and tried entering two separate APN's, after deleting the original one. They don't save to the phone after I reboot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iso1600:
anything?

I'm not able to get data working at all on my wife's stock GSM nexus with Straight Talk AT&T.... Using the specified APN settings (minus proxy)..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shev7chenko:
At&t straight talk. No cap no throttle...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shev7chenko:
With these speeds consistently
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donsh00tmesanta:
Location?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shev7chenko:
El paso
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SanFrancisco:
I remember that, there was no way to switch off, so to speak, that auto refill.

All I did was call Straight Talk customer service. They are foreign-based and sounding, but I have found them extremely helpful, courteous and knowledgeable. (I was very surprised.)

So simply dial 611 from the phone and ask them to show where that is on the website or to cancel auto-refill and let you pay three months at a time.

In regards to calling Straight Talk and how I am surprised by their good custo service, when I called what had happened is I forgot that the website had the APN settings on the website with instructions on how to enter the info on to the settings area of the phone. A CSR could have well told me "look at the website you mo#ron." Instead she walked me through doing it on the phone, step by step.

Sidenote: This was the kind of customer service I used to experience with T-Mobile, before their service moved out of country, into the sewers of Paris.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rock7632:
I was hoping to do it without having to call them but oh well. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] profipix:
Is that for iPhone?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wirelessFREAK:
I have two lines on straight Talk and have delta with them because of both.

Their customer service is 0/10.

I called to turn off auto pay, and a lady from the call center (Philippines) kept on telling me that I could do it online. Since I had a pc in front of me, and was curious, I wanted to know how. All she could say was "look" inside this menu or that. She assured me that I could, yet had no idea how. In the end, she figured out that users can opt- in but not out (w/of CS help)

This. Was the latest of my 5 or so calls in the last 3 months. Only one call was acceptable, till the guy actually asked for my full social security number. I guess scammers help best
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blackroseimmortal09:
I used up more than 2gb and they throttled me and I called and complained about it and they fixed it and I got tired of it so I moved to Tmobile $30 plan and I get faster speeds.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrokeEven:
Does anyone know if Straight Talk will un-throttle you after 30 days of service or will I need to call before getting any un-throttling done?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
When the billing period ends and you get back to 0GB used it should be back to full speed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrokeEven:
Right, but my concern is that I just topped up... My initial month was supposed to end on the 11th of August (hoping the 12th would give me normal speeds). For my convenience however, I decided to buy another $45 card and throw it into "my reserve". Now it says my service end date is 9/10/12

So will my 30 days of unlimited service up until August 11th be trashed once it hits August 12th and then reapply another 30-day Unlimited plan, offering me normal data speeds?

I'm not a heavy data user. I just used the first month to test data speeds and compare to AT&T (but I've used roughly 3GBs so now I'm throttled) Now, I just want normal speeds so it doesn't take 5 minutes to install a 3MB app when I'm out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] devmaster123:
Does anyone know how the service is in LA?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Well it was set to end on August 11 because you didn't have enough $$ to continue another month. You added $45 and now your account has enough $$ on it to renew and work another 30 days, making it end September 10 (there are 31 days in Aug, so that's why it goes from the 11th to 10th). The current "month" of service still ends and the data usage statistics reset on August 11th. All it's saying is that you've paid enough now to extend another 30 days.

Ask people in your area how AT&T or T-Mobile is. That's your answer lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TECK:
I purchased the 100minutes with 5Gb data prepaid plan from T-Mobile, for 30$.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] defconoi:
I have st at&t and love It
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyz:
I have it with an ATT sim and I have been pleased- good reception balanced with adequate data speed. If I didn't travel too much out of LA proper I might have tried tmobile (better data speeds) but ATT is easier to integrate with google voice using ST
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
I use that plan too. There's a reason why they only offer 100 minutes... That's why they can offer more data.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kobe4rings:
Used around 4 maybe 5gigs in june. Like 3 days into they new 30 day plan i got throttled until today. My speeds have been capped at 154kbps. Called twice and some moron indian dude was telling me to factory reset my iphone so it would go normal (was throttled the whole month of july) I didnt because i know reseting the phone wouldnt change diddly squat as i was getting the same speed caps on my 4s and my HTC one X. Last day of the service plan was today. Just refilled it. If tomorrow my speeds arent im gonna have a ***** fit till i get my normal speeds back. Its been worse than sprint LOL
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rock7632:
I'm in the same situation. I've been throttled for the past 3 weeks to about 200k and before that I used to consistently get 3mbps. I called them and the guy said that he "reset" my account from their end and that speed should be better after rebooting my phone but still the same.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Griz054:
Solavei is a new service that starts on September 21st using T-Mobile towers. It has 4 GB a month before throttling. $49 a month..unlimited text, talk and data.

49dollarcell dot com
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kobe4rings:
Update : Called early today and they tried to tell me it was the settings. I know it was not the setting so i played stupid. I own a 4s and a One x and both phones were giving me problems even though they were configured correctly. He said everything was correct and hanged up. I STILL had problems so i called again and told them i had 2 phones that were configured correctly and that my sim inserted into any att phone would cap at 154kbps. I told them THEY WERE RESPONSABLE FOR THE THROTTLING so the guy went ahead and did something on his part over there. Now my data speeds are at normal speed, +3mbps. Kinda retarded how they throttled for a whole month then when my cycle ended they continued to throttle. If i ever have any speed problems ill know its them and ill have another ***** fit.