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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3bs11:
God it was a nightmare yesterday. I did a google search and found the number on vodafone forums for my country. What's your carrier? Even if you have the number maybe you won't be able to put it on your nexus like me but you can try. Another possible solution might be to get a new sim card but I'm not sure if that'll work. I just read it online.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3bs11:
OK try +44-7973100973 for orange uk
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Gingerbread Man:
Thanks shall give it a try!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3bs11:
Good luck. Let me know if it works or not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Gingerbread Man:
Apparently not. The annoying thing is there is thing OEM specific carrier info button which is greyed out, I bet that would sort out my settings.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3bs11:
Mine is greyed out too so maybe that doesn't change anything in this case. I guess your best bet is trying to put the sim card into another phone and set the SMSC number on that phone then plug it back into your GNex. I used an old blackberry
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Gingerbread Man:
Yeah, might be borrowing my mums Nokia at this rate lol Did you find if you tried to copy and paste numbers into the smsc area it caused a force close for 'phone'?

I did come across http://smsclist.com/downloads/default.txt which looks pretty handy to have around
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3bs11:
Force close for phone as in the app?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Gingerbread Man:
Yeah haha I'm sorted now anyway thanks for your help, I can finally send messages again but had to set the message centre on my mums phone lol I'm relieved!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3bs11:
Glad to see it worked. I actually went back to stock and rooted again and flashed AOKP and all that just to fix this and then realised all that wasn't necessary lol. I wonder if everyone switching to WCDMA only is having this issue or just us?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Gingerbread Man:
Gutted! Mine doesnt want to stick with WCDMA but I'm happier with my phone fully working again. I hope no one else gets this and I'm grateful for your help. I never had this particular problem before and I'm glad I know how to sort it next time if needs be
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
SMSC update

for refenrece about the above problem updating the SMSC i found this link

http://community.windmobile.ca/windmobile/topics/nexus_s_smsc_advanced_menu_options

its for the nexus s, but it works also on our galaxy nexus

so basically with our nexus (also other samsung i guess) through the advanced menu *#*#4636#*#*, u can update the SMSC only putting the encoded value like described in the link above

also the important things are the 2 buttons near the SMSC field:

- the first on the left (nearest the field) mean refresh: basically should load ur actual SMSC (sometimes don't work)

- the second on the right (far from the filed) mean update: so it change ur SMCS with the actual value on the field..so be carefully if the field is empty

(in my language the translation of those button are wrong, and both have the same label..thats why im explaining it :))

anyway i suggest to don't play with the *#*#4636#*#* menu at all, unless u have problems

hope this helps some future users :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tmadekush:
I need help. Im in the US on AT&T. Im having the same problem sending sms. I can receive them but just cant send them. I think i messed up my smsc. Messing around with*#*#4636#*#*.I dont know what to do. Im running stock rom. Can somebody help me and tell what number need to put in. Im kinda lost. Gsm galaxy nexus in the use on ATT
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hazira65:
Geng ....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chandrakant2001:
Don't have network mode option.

I have Karbonn a92 plus v 4.2.2

I want to change to change gsm to wcdma but there is no option of network mode in setting. And when i dial *#*#3646633#*# and click on wcdma mode , a pop-up comes that 3G is off ...

plese solve the problem...
[HTC Amaze 4G] mspecnur:
Hi XDA,

Ive been getting alotta help from you, great developers, and had this question

that dont think has been solved yet. (I searched for 2 days)

So my current situation is;

Im running the latest energy rom (sense 3.0) with stock kernel, (as it was recommended on the post).

After flashing custom roms, beats audio and etc via ADB, i believe my

battery stat display is not normal.

It would take at least 90~120minutes to reach 100% from 99%.

And sometimes even if I have the charger hooked up to the phone

it would still drop to 99% from 100. :confused::confused:

I have two batteries (Stock and Anker) and tested them both.

It looks like no matter how long i charge it, as long as i have 100% or 99%

on the battery, it takes around 12minutes and 13seconds screen-on time to drain 10% of the battery. Which it was way less than i expected.

but after dropping around 68~63%, the battery seems to last longer on each

percent points.

On top of that, I think my phone is not charging anymore when I turn to power off. I can feel the phones gone cold and not charging, but the orange light is always on and never turns green for some reason.

So my question is:

IS THERE ANY SOLUTION (LIKE BATTERY CALIBRATION THAT ACTUALLY WORKS?) TO THIS? IVE READ SO MANY THREADS ABOUT THIS BUT NOTHING IS GIVING ANYBODY A CLEAR ANSWER.
[HTC Amaze 4G] tofuwrice:
I have the same problem as you. I'm on Sense 3.5 RC1.6. Infact I just restarted my amaze in hboot mode and then back into normal. My battery went from 10% to 60%. Then after like 15 minutes of usage it went back down to 10%. Also my battery drains to almost dead at about ~3 hours of screen time with moderate-heavy usage.
[HTC Amaze 4G] ed116:
have you guys fully charged it ? gone into advanced in Clockworkmod and deleted battery stats?

i havent hacked my amaze but when i had my g2x after every flash i would charge teh battery to 100% then wipe battery stats x2 and then let the battery drain to 0 percent. then it should give you accurate readings
[HTC Amaze 4G] tofuwrice:
I did that but I used Battery Calibrator app from market. 2 times and discharge to 100%. Also how long should the battery last on average?
[HTC Amaze 4G] ed116:
I'm runnign stock, it lasts me a day, but depends on usage. I text alot, some calls, twitter facebook, a lot of music, some FML, and some camera lasts me all day, (i charge in the morning so it lasts me a full 24 hour cycle)
[HTC Amaze 4G] tofuwrice:
Hmm seems as if my battery drains pretty fast. I timed it with medium-low brightness just leaving the screen on, with 3g and music. I get 1% per 3 minutes on. No auto-sync or background data either.
[HTC Amaze 4G] mspecnur:
as most of people usually say i should fully drain my battery and charge til 100%,

im doing that right now.

My phone got shut off during my jelly defense stage 13 session

and plugged the phone but it didnt turn on for like 10 minutes.

so i kinda freaked out that the clockworkmod recovery that i have right now

does not support charging when the phone is not awake, but i guess the charging is really slow since i have finally turned on my phone.

im just gonna let it sit on my side table charging, and ill prolly fall asleep..

cuz im definitely not in the mood to watch LeBron James' face tonight.

I will let you guys know.

Thanks.
[HTC Amaze 4G] mspecnur:
i hear you.

but after searching several threads about HTC AMAZE's bad battery life,

im slowly being convinced that 3 hours of screen time doesnt sound really that

bad. lol

mine just died around 2 hrs 45 min screen time while the phone was up without a charge for 14 hours. well i guess if i start using the phone nonstop after a full charge, then maybe ill get 3 hours or more.... but still...its only 3 hours...
[HTC Amaze 4G] marleyfan61:
Once it`s charged make sure you flash 5.5.0.4 recovery. Using the toolkit makes that easy.
[HTC Amaze 4G] mspecnur:
thanks. will do right away.

ive overheard from someone that 5.5.0.4 is causing bootloops when flashing

other roms, but did you have any problem with this?
[HTC Amaze 4G] sportsstar89:
Hi it would be amazing just like our phones if someone could provide me with the mi-one miui latest release i can't find it any where and thats the rom that ive decided to use a base so if someone could provide it that would be awesome :)
[HTC Amaze 4G] mrmako777:
welcome man! we need some devs over here in a bad way. i think youre gonna have a tough time tho since we still dont have s-off, but if you can get it to work you would certainly be my hero!!!
[HTC Amaze 4G] HuskyHamburger:
We don't have a MIUI rom yet, but hopefully there will be one in the near future.
[HTC Amaze 4G] mrmako777:
He's not asking if we have one, he's asking if anyone knows where he can find the mi one MIUI base so he can port it to our phone
[HTC Amaze 4G] ed116:
i think miui released source no?
[HTC Amaze 4G] adslee:
Oh man, an MIUI port for the Amaze is like a dream come true for me
[HTC Amaze 4G] sportsstar89:
No im looking for the Mi-one miui rom aka the flashable zip for the mi one cause i cant find it cause the stopped building it a month or 2 ago in preparation for ics miui for the mi one so if someone could provide me with the mi one flashable zip then that would be awesome
[HTC Amaze 4G] Bdix:
http://miui.es/xiaomi-mi-one-plus

Good luck translating
[HTC Amaze 4G] sportsstar89:
Not a rom just a description of the device
[HTC Amaze 4G] sportsstar89:
I found the one android version its the stable miui so its 2.3.5 instead of 2.3.7 i'll get to work and if someone could find the developer edition that would be clutch
[HTC Amaze 4G] Flyin18T:
You're on your way to making many friends here.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roocko.o:
(q) android 4 for defy no bugs camera
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LeonardoJegigzem:
Camera is working...
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] northow:
CM9 is working now...

CM9 is working now...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Droid_JD:
Anyone know if there's a way to enable EVRC-B on the CDMA Galaxy nexus?

I had this on my Inc and am wondering if there's a way to enable it on here too.

If not, no biggie - not even sure if it made a difference, just curious.

Thanks!

Just realized this might have belonged in "Q&A." Sorry.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] 3rdman:
Forgive me if this has already been discussed...I can't use the search feature at the moment (browser problems).

I can't get Soundhound to work with Google Music...It can listen to external music without a problem but not from GM. Is this a known issue or is it just me?
[Galaxy S II General] neto333:
Hi, in the home button of my galaxy s2 i can see some scratches, here a phone, is worst than in the photo.
[Galaxy S II General] krazykat:
You do know there's a plastic covering ontop of your button right?
[Galaxy S II General] neto333:
i suppose that, but i can´t remove the plastic, but is normal that scratches?
[Galaxy S II General] Makrilli:
I've seen in some stores some gel or something that you can spread on scratches and they will disappear (I'm not 100% sure as I haven't never bought any)
[Galaxy S II General] henrybravo:
As krazykat said, the phone ships from the factory with a thin rectangular plastic film that is stuck on top of the home button. This film is simply one of the many protective films/coverings that are on a brand new phone, to protect it during shipping and unboxing. This film is removable - it's conceivable the scratch you're seeing is on that plastic film instead of the button itself. The film is hard to see, but if you look carefully with a bright light shining on it, you will see it. You can remove it by scraping with the edge of a credit card.
[Galaxy S II General] DreadPirateDan:
Relax your phone is going to get some scratches. It's just a fact of life. I've had mine in a gel case and screen protector since day one, unfortunately that didn't protect the camera lens (only exposed area besides home button) from a small scratch :(.

Also if the smal piece of plastic is still on eventually it'll lift up on its own and you'll be able to take it off.
[Galaxy S II General] neto333:
Thank you, DreadPirateDan i think you are right :(, so if i remove the plastic from the home button the home bottom can get some scratches? the home button is made of the same material as the screen, gorilla glass? someone has the home bottom with scratches with out the plastic?

Because my home bottom look really bad, you can feel the scratches with your nails.
[Galaxy S II General] DreadPirateDan:
I get pretty excited with all the hype of gorilla glass being scratch proof but let me tell you it certainly is not scratch proof. Slighty more resistant at best says I.

My last phone would fall face first onto pebbles and come out un scratched, yet being inside my pocket with lethal for the screen. Who would have thought soft cotton would be gorilla glass' Achillies heel? lol.

So best advice from me is to just leave the plastic there as long as it's willing to stay/as long as you can tolerate it's ugliness. Then when you've had enough you'll peel back to a crisp fresh menu button :D
[Galaxy S II General] Honchay:
The screen is resistant to falls but not scratches. Therefore, it is recommended to put a protective plastic on the screen ASAP! As always the enemy of all screens is the dust, keys and any sharp object.

About, the HOME button, it is normal to be scratch fast because it's plastic, what I did was cut a plastic/tranparent sticker covering inside the edges of the home button and no scratches inside of it!
[Galaxy S II General] xKrisx:
That's why ya go with white versions. Surface scratches and finger prints don't show nearly as bad.
[Galaxy S II General] guitarplayer16:
If it bugs you, just buy the button on ebay.

I bought one for like 5 bucks after shipping and have no use for it LOL

I was wondering if the button had a really dark chrome or if it was just my phone (I thought the chrome was supposed to be like a polished bright chrome like in pics) and after receiving this button and seeing my friend's S2, my phone is normal lol
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheDreamLord:
Hello,

I got a new phone that is purely for gaming, so I rooted it, got xrecovery, CWM, and installed a ROM called CM-X. I installed CM-X and it wouldn't boot. I have a recovery, which is ****ed. I don't have debugging on now for some reason. So my question is, how can I flash my phone to normal? I have everything to flash it. But no debugging = no flash. Please I need help, thank you all.

When flashing; I get this.

01/024/2012 20:24:20 - INFO - Start Flashing

01/024/2012 20:24:20 - ERROR -

01/024/2012 20:24:20 - ERROR - Error flashing. Aborted

01/024/2012 20:24:20 - INFO - Device connected in flash mode

01/025/2012 20:25:02 - INFO - Device disconnected

01/025/2012 20:25:09 - INFO - Device connected with USB debugging off
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheDreamLord:
Please can somebody help me? I really need this phone by tomorrow working.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jakuburban:
Flash back to stock ROM using SEUS. I think that's all that is left.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheDreamLord:
SEUS isn't finding it. I have xRecovery and CWM on my phone. Is there a stock ROM .zip that can be installed?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d3adly:
Hmmm. So your FlashTool managed to find your x8, but your SEUS cant ? Do you have PC Suite on your PC, because when you install it it install a pfone drivers too. So if you dont have install it, try to install it and try again with SEUS
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] peshence:
I'm sorry but i couldnt find anything about it.

So, basically my question is: Is it actually compatible with the XT720 and, if so, what model should i pick when i try to install clockworkmod recovery?

(The XT720 option is absent.)

I'm currently using dexter's froyo and planning on trying out a few other ROMs so ROM manager would be quite nice to have.

Thanks in advance.
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] mchlbenner:
It can run this but its dangerous to use it advice stick to open recovery.
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] peshence:
OK, thanks.

Is it normal to be stuck on system dumping for more than an hour while making a backup? The media LED is blinking the whole time.

I'm doing it with open recovery, as adviced
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] peshence:
Soo I tried again after an hour and a half of waiting and another half hour after that, the result - two 3.5MB files... I gave up and decided to go ahead and install CronosX-RC1-br301-g but openrecovery just sais there's nothing in the cronosx folder, i try to restore all, and basically nothing happens. After rebooting dexter's froyo is intact so i'm going to bed and hoping somebody will help
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] mchlbenner:
What Open recovery are you using.
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] peshence:
1.46, if i understand right. it's system recovery in app drawer, which kinda puts me off
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] mchlbenner:
Install open recovery apk then open install open recovery system and boot in to recovery.
[Networking] Regizzle:
Wud up doh ladies.

Heres my predicament, my buds and i are driving up to daytona for SBN (spring break nationals, a bass competition) and were basically driving in a caravan.

Each car has at least 5000 rms and up to 15000 rms. (watts)

What we thought would be epic was for me to be djing off of a laptop on the way there, connected via ustream and all 5 cars tuning in to my stream allowing us to play the exact same songs at the exact same time from the 5 vehicles making you be able to hear us from a mile or so away :P

Predicament. To my knowledge, we have an ipad with ability to tether and nothing else as or right now considering i havent really looked too far into it.

However, We do have a power converter in one of the vehicles allowing us to use a wall outlet essentially.

I was entertaining the idea to have a router connected and to be streaming via a shoutcast server over LAN but im unaware of any app that allows you to tune into shoutcast radios being broadcast over a lan on itouch or ipad or iphone or android for that matter. I am aware that winamp allows you to plug in your listening IP but i have never tested it to work over lan nor on an android and i dont believe its on iphone etc.

So my alternative was to leech internet off the ipad, but if the caravan is 5 cars long, will all cars be able to reach the signal from the ONE ipad, and will that ipad have enough bandwidth to have me dj (upstream, upload) and 5 devices stream (downstream, download). Audio will be streamed at 48kbps if i remember correctly so the bandwidth required ISNT massive however over 5 devices i believe it might be an issue.

if the bandwidth is sufficent i was entertaining the ability to attempt to use the ipad as a WAP (Wireless access point) connected via the router then have an antenna from the router on the roof of the car to boost distance you can pick up the signal from.

WTB ANSWERS, i have 3 weeks to get this to happen :)
[Networking] synaesthetic:
I doubt very seriously the wifi antenna in the iPad is capable of handling this sort of abuse. :)

You might be able to do it with a laptop and a wireless AP in infrastructure mode and have multiple clients connect to that system.
[Networking] Jade Eyed Wolf:
Sounds like a pretty sweet idea dude! If I were in your shoes, I would create a powerful, rolling, WiFi LAN. Here's how I would do it:

Here's what you would need:

VLC (it's free)

A really powerful wireless router with external antenna's

Make sure the laptop you're going to be performing the broadcast from has its own wired network adapter

What you would do:

Connect your laptop up to the WAN port of the wireless router (the same port that you would normally connect your Cable Modem/DSL/FiOS). This is because you want your laptop to be set up as the default gateway for that LAN.

I would perform the broadcast from the middle car in the caravan for the best signal to the rest of the vehicles, possibly even use external antenna's (like, external to the car itself, not just the router) for the best possible signal quality.

Set up a local VLC streaming server on the laptop. This way you can make the stream much higher bandwidth and higher quality. Everyone can tune into with their own VLC client's, whether on other laptops, or iOS/Android devices with VLC.

Done correctly, this setup won't even require an internet connection, as everything will be done via the local network. That said, if the broadcasting laptop has a mobile connection tethered up to it, then everyone can benefit from that if they wanted to.

Overall, the mobile WLAN idea, in conjunction with a local VLC broadcast, will afford you the best audio quality along with the highest degree of reliability, as you won't need to worry about dead spots in the mobile coverage. Also, this method will yield the lowest latency (because they'd all be on the same local network), so for everyone in the caravan, their stereo's will more likely be playing the same thing at the same time as opposed to everyone playing the same thing, but all at different parts depending on their cellular network conditions.

What do you think?
[Networking] Rukbat:
Will the router do it? Unless it's a real piece of junk, yes. (And by junk I don't mean something selling new for $19.99, I mean something real cheap. Even a $20 router should handle 5 audio streams without waking up.)

Will the idea work? Not the way you want. There will be a delay of up to a few seconds between the streams to each car. All the cars can hear the same song at (within a couple of seconds at most) the same time. But close enough that there's no echo? No.

Connect a computer's web browser to a web audio source (police scanner, or anything else where the source doesn't start by your connecting to it, like a podcast will). Connect your phone to the same source (using its browser). Notice that there's a delay between them.

Nothing you can do about it - that's just how streaming works these days. Maybe for SBN 2025.
[Networking] dfc849:
With encoding and decoding of digital audio streams, signal quality, et cetera.. you'll find it hard to achieve a truly synchronized stream. With new ATSC broadcast standards, even television sets in my household are off-sync; there is an echo.

Here's where analog synchronization comes in. It might seem very old-fashioned, but you could use an FM transmitter for this. I don't know much about them, but be aware of FCC regulations here in the states. You'll need a fairly high-power one and an omnidirectional antenna. Plan on a nice big investment, too!

Some cons to an FM transmitter:

1. Reliability: it's RARE that you'll find a vacant station in a metro area. Broadcasting over live stations is illegal, and requires a LOT more power than you can get in a portable FM transmitter.

2. Security: the music stream is unprotected. Just about anyone nearby could pick up your station and use YOUR tunes.

3. Vulnerability: it's possible that someone else could bring a more powerful FM transmitter, and broadcast Justin Bieber to your five vehicles (yikes!)
[Networking] synaesthetic:
It'd probably be easier to store local copies of the music in each vehicle and use a network connection to handle synchronizing hitting the "Play" buttons.

But you'd probably have to write a whole new application. :D