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[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] phatmanxxl:
Settings/call settings/DDTM its there too, uncheck it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sfhub:
It is great they exposed the setting on this phone. Some phones hide it for some unknown reason.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] azyouthinkeyeiz:
Open a terminal.. type:

Getprop ril.MSL

Open dialer. Dial:

##3282#

Click on EVDO. Make sure DDTM is enabled.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] azyouthinkeyeiz:
//you beat me again sfhub
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] centro714:
YOu are correct, I just verified this.

Thank you! This did the trick while surfing the web through 3G.

THank you for all responses. This is such a responsive and helpful community.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ydoucare:
Question: I just got an Epic 4G Touch a couple days ago. I am rooted on stock EL29. When I run Getprop ril.MSL in terminal emulator I get just a blank line. If I just run Getprop, I don't see ril.MSL or any mention of MSL anywhere in that massive list of data.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Epix4G:
If your using Swype change to Samsung keyboard and then do it
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] KBizzle:
Or download msl reader in the market.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] azyouthinkeyeiz:
Try:

su getprop ril.MSL
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ydoucare:
Same thing with the samsung keyboard, just returns a blank line. MSL nowhere to be found when running just getprop either.

MSL Reader in the market doesn't work, says it's just for HTC devices. Unless there's another one, but I only see one MSL reader when searching for it.

EDIT: Actually, just got it to work by using swype and typing exactly "getprop ril.MSL". I thought I tried it that way before, but guess not. I was typing it "Getprop ril.MSL" as it was posted previously in this thread.

Thanks for the help.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sfhub:
As you discovered it is case sensitive. Most of the time people get it wrong because one of the keyboards auto capitalizes the "I" in "ril" without people noticing. Also it won't show up in the generic list when you just type getprop.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Thremix:
I would go with the case mate tough, if and when it comes down in price, I bought the speck which is $40, but AT&T gave me 50% off so it was only $20.. It's nice but for the same price the tough case is much better. I have had the speck case for about 22 hours, and it already got a scuff on it....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] DesignGrits:
http://www.change.org/petitions/sam...-achieve-full-potential-of-purchased-devices#
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] billydroid:
Bump

Not sure if this petition will change anything. But very small amount of effort required to try.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] chlehqls:
Whoa, the petition was started by pulser the mod? He's pretty legit when I was on the EVO 3D forums.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] BaconStep:
Worth a shot
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] iLeopard:
Done
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] madizmo:
Worth a try
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] wish777:
done.....:)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] AkshayHegde:
Common guys!

Guys its been a week and still ppl havent reached the 10k mark!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] racerx250:
I signed.
[Xperia Play General] pricey2009:
Hey guys

I have somehow managed to format my SD card, I was doing a CWM backup and put the handset in my pocket, when I pulled it out it had formatted the data, system, cache and then my SD card, I have lost all my test roms and other bits so make sure you back your data up and don't be a numpty like me! :(
[Xperia Play General] sufy1000:
I'm not rooted but I'll keep that in mind if I ever do root.

Thanks :)
[Xperia Play General] crispyduckling:
oh no.... gutted!!

luckily for me ive always had a back up of my sd card from early on

even tho i have a 32gb sd it always pays to have a back up

i bet u wont be making that mistake again
[Xperia Play General] pricey2009:
No I won't,

I had a good version of my MIUIv4 rom on there as well and never backed it up.. back to the drawing board I suppose!

(I'm glad google backs your phone numbers up!)
[Xperia Play General] julianpaul:
err, u haz hackaz in urs pocket?
[Xperia Play General] pricey2009:
I think my lighter just pressed all the buttons while in recovery and wiped everything in turn while in my pocket :)
[Xperia Play General] tommoose:
Another hazard of smoking lol. Sorry mate, couldn't resist. seriously, it's only recently that i started to back mine up so i'm glad i did

tom
[Xperia Play General] julianpaul:
Watch out for the FBI. They got LulzSec, they might come after your lighter next :p
[Defy General] TheBrutalLicker:
I used to do it trough 2ndinit but it won't install now, force closes every time. Besides, last time I tried 2ndinit it bricked my phone.
[Defy General] @l3X:
2nd init is really the best way (the only way I know) to use a custom recovery on the Moto Defy. You cant use Moto's stock recovery. So you have to find a way to get 2nd init on your defy. Make sure you follow the intructions when installing.

If youve never installed a custom rom use version 1.4. Make sure USB debugging is enabled and your phone is rooted. Install the apk file via a file manager the run the program to install the 2nd init bootmenu & custom recovery.

There are is a ton of info and tutorials about installing custom roms in the defy forums here. Check em out, they explain it way better then me!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Atlas7:
What you think about this new ASUS produce??? Are they much better than PRIME? If you know of any good news about these tablets?

ASUS Transformer Pad 300 video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aup6PWKIoGE

ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXGPPRhDU7E

You can see produce specification on this link
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] stereotada:
so it begins...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] the2rrell:
whats the difference??
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BarryH_GEG:
You can also see it here on this thread started a week ago. Both devices were announced at MWC so you're a little late. There's already a discussion thread specifically on the Infinity. Search is and always will be your friend.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1522350
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
well the 300 model is direct replacement for original transformer. it will have a tegra3 chip but clocked at a lower top speed than prime. its speed will be 1.2Ghz. it will have 1280x800 IPS bit not Super IPS+ like in prime. so display not as good. it will have smaller storage space as it will only be available in 16Gb model. its a great device if you looking for a low end model. price will be cheaper than prime. forgot to add it will have no flash for the rear cam and be made out of plastic instead of metal like prime. it does come in several different cool linking colors though. has a dock for it also its a low end model device.

the TF-700 aka Infinity pad is like a mini upgrade to the prime. this is like an HD model. the resolution I believe will be 1920x1200 super IPS+. so this will have a 1080P screen as the prime has a 720p HD screen. this is Asus highest end model after the Prime. this will be made out of metal also but will include a plastic strip up top on the back that is "said" to improve wireless performance. it will have a tegra3 clocked a lil higher.tegra3 chip also for the wifi only version. only available in 32 or 64gb versions. they improved the front cam but so small an increment that won't notice difference between that n prime front cam. there is also an LTE model that will use Qualcomm S4 chip. a dual core. only said to be coming to Europe at the moment. no statements been released on coming to u.s. although battery capacity has been increased on both models, its gets less battery life than the prime. infinity model will also have a dock for it. price starting at $599 for wifi model and probably $699 or higher for LTE model

both 300 and 700 look to be good devices. most I've seen commenting on it predict the Prime will be the best performing or have the most power based on its resolution and high speed of tegra3. the 700 will require alot of its power to push the higher resolution screen well. so the prime is probably better for gaming and other graphic intensive tasks in such. plus will more than likely score higher in benchmarks. BUT its all about choices now with Asus. so it just depends on how much you willing to spend. all seem to be great devices regardless.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] aznmode:
I think 700 will have 1920x1200 res
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
you right..I edited my post to reflect it.

plus OP I have more videos of these tablets in my thread. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1522707
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] shinzz:
Transformer Pad 300 vs Transformer Prime:

1. IPS+ display - Useful when you use your tablet constantly from outdoors.. however, it also kills your battery.

Is that a plus or minus? Or Simply.. is it a gimmick? It's all about your user experience & choice on this one.

2. Plastic cover vs. Prime's Metallic cover - One (plastic cover).. in theory, will not have WIFI/GPS issue while the other (Prime) will have issues with WIFI/GPS. However, Prime's metallic back-plate does make Prime seem a bit more secure over Plastic.

Again, it is up to the user to decide if this merits "Premium" title.

3. 1.2 ghz vs 1.3 ghz - Does it really matter? 100mhz hardly makes any difference & you'll be able to overclock ... just like Prime.

4. 16 gig vs 32/64 gig - Prime easily trumps Pad 300 here.

5. NO flash support for Cam - "hey improved the front cam but so small an increment that won't notice difference between that n prime front cam"

You can take the same approach with FLASH here.

6. Price difference: Pad 300 = $399, Prime = $499, Infinity = $599+

Simply put, which is more appealing to you?

Edit: Oh yea..

7. DDR3 vs DDR2 - Pad 300 uses DDR3 & Prime uses DDR2 RAM.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
although this is true, it won't matter really what the user considers as Premium. this is what ASUS advertises the units as being. already been said by most who looked at 300 that its a lower end model. can't debate that because it is having less features. does it make the 300 not a good device? of course not. 300 is still a fully capable tablet that will be excellent for those who don't have the extra money to shell out for premium units like Prime and Infinity Pad. its all about choices and how much you willing to spend. plus some people don't like 16gb only models. even if it comes with microsd card it will still have lower Max storage capacity vs. prime and 700. also 300 model has the lowest battery life of all units.

as far as the super ips+, its a fact. it makes the display alot brighter. some people even use prime in this mode indoors because it makes color and screen pop out more. no way around the fact that it dramatically increases the brightness of display. that's why its included in 700 model also. so of course if you have a prime with superips+ off next to 300, display will look similar or the same. now cut on super ips+ mode on Prime and its night and day difference whose display looks better and brighter. doesn't take a rocket scientist to see dramatic increase in brightness and screen quality when super ips+ mode on. the screen pops out more with it on. everything looks that much more vibrant. plus a no brained that flash will dramatically increase picture and video quality. no flash means no nighttime or low light pix at all. having a flash means its possible. especially as more n more people use their tablets cam to take pictures and videos now. the prime takes excellent pictures n videos. very high quality. actually the best of any tablet out.

for the ram, yes the ddr3 is better. but the primes ddr2 is not regular anyway. lpddr2 Ram that's had it speed boosted over the regular ones or previous model. so the increase in speed isn't as dramatic between ddr3 n prime. plus the ram in prime handles everything fine. no issues in handling high quality tegra3 games n such. so it isn't a matter of which sounds more appealing. if we were to go that route overall, prime and Infinity pad is alot more appealing. once again though, who cares. its about price point and what the user wants or decides and has enough to spend.

so really who cares about the spec comparisons. its more about the price points. some don't have $499 or higher to shell out for prime or infinity pad. this is who the 300 will be mostly for. who cares if 300 has less features n lower specs then other models. its still going to be a good device regardless. that's what its all about in the end.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] shinzz:
First of all, I only made that comment or comparison because you came off as if PRIME is the "it" tablet amongst the three. So, I took a different take from your statement.

Now, to reply to the bold txt:

1. It absolutely matters what the "USER" considers as premium. After all, the user is paying for the device based on what the "user" thinks of as premium. And by "most" consider Pad 300 as lower end.. are you going by Media.. or based on xda forum? As far as xda forum goes, I'm not sure if "MOST" agree or think it is lower end. Some believe Pad 300 is what PRIME should be & some even think it's the better device since in "theory", it won't have all the WIFI/GPS issue on WIFI only device.

2. Sure, and I agree. IPS+ def. makes PRIME display to be brighter. However, it is also a known fact that IPS+ display/mode kills the battery life. So, all I did was.. ask a question to the "user". Which is more important... "battery life" or "better display but with much shorter duration in battery life?". IPS+ doesn't.. as far as I can tell or know.. improve the viewing angles or anything.

So.. to a user.. IPS+ can just be a gimmick as well (or very nice option).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
Fair enough. Bit what's determines a device to be premium is what's included in the features and specs. Can't deny prime has more features n specs. Can't deny that the Infinity Pad has more features n specs higher than all of them. So until a cheaper tablet comes out than the 300 from Asus, 300 IS the lowend one. Plus the fact of 300 only available in 16gb version will not be liked by alot. It does have SD card. But will never have as much mAx capacity as infinity pad or prime. Even Asus themselves St MWC and CES advertises the 300 as a lower end device along with the media. Alot here have said so also. The prime isn't the "It" tablet. But its one of the top 2 tablets in Asus line of tablets. With the infinity pad being top model with its HD screen.

Plus I haven't seen anyone say the 300 is what the prime should've been..lmfao. if anything its the infinity pad. Because infinity pad is an upgrade to Prime. 300 is a downgrade to prime. I doubt we will see that many people at all selling prime to get the 300. If anything prime owners might upgrade to tf-700. Hence the word upgrade. Going to lowered featured n spec device IS a downgrade

You have valid points though aside from the 300 being what the prime should've been..lol that.made me laugh. I'm sure all spec comparisons have been made now so we can just let people decide based on what they see, learn, and how much they want to spend..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wynand32:
Well, it's certainly not a gimmick. I like to use my tablet on my back porch when it's warm and sunny outside (which is often here in SoCal). I can use my Prime comfortably, whereas my original Transformer was useless. Like you said, it's very much a user preference thing, but if you need to use your tablet in direct sunlight, the Prime as a clear advantage over anything else on the market.

I'll second your comment about the battery: mine absolutely KILLS the battery on IPS+ mode. Burns about 30%/hour, so would last about 3.5 hours total. The good thing is I don't spend that much time in direct sunlight (bad for the skin and all).

I'll note that you also get a benefit when not in direct sunlight but still a more well-lit area. There's a good brightness range between the typical tablet's 400 or so nits and the Prime's 600 or so nits--just turn on IPS+ mode and set the brightness manually.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] junrider:
If the pad 300 and the prime came out at the same time. It would be no doubt that the pad 300 will outsell the prime. As for premium? Cant tell you which one of the two is currently. Pad 300 isnt out yet and the prime surely missed its mark as "primed for perfection." You can say the prime has more to offer, but if Asus cant fix all their problems with the prime. Its not really a premium tablet if you cant even use the tablet without the known issues of the prime.

The question is why is there a jump from the TF201, Pad 300, and the infinity 700? Are we gonna see a pad 500 or a pad 600 down the road with a watered down version of the pad 700?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BarryH_GEG:
Whether it's a gimmick or not doesn't matter if it helps Asus sell more tablets. If people don't care, and buy competitors tablets, than Asus inflated their costs for no reason. The keyboard dock was supposed to be a "killer feature" but Asus, Acer, and Motorola are all within a point of market share of each other. So unless Asus would have sold fewer tablets than Motorola and Acer had it not been for the keyboard, you could debate whether or not the "feature" mattered enough to move the needle. Are Sense, TW, and MotoBlur "gimmicks" and do people really choose one phone over another seeking a specific overlay out? Sense is the "coolest" but the SGS2 outsold the Sensation 4:1. And a lot of you don't like SAMOLED because of the exaggerated colors but voting with their wallets the general populous seems to disagree. Some features (gimmicks) resonate, and others are just meh.

We see three tablets and are deeply analyzing their differences. The public and Asus see three 10.1" ICS/Teg3 tablets at three different price points. As long as Asus feels it's wise to offer $399, $499, and $599 tablets, they will. If it's too many, or resellers ***** at carrying nine different 10.1” Asus tablets and corresponding docks, they won't. And how they get to $399, $499, and $599 tomorrow may not look anything like it does today. They could kill a price point completely or narrow the devices they need to produce to two by up or down contenting an existing model. Asus doesn’t need to produce three distinct devices in order to offer three different base price points. They'll go with whatever sells the most tablets and costs the least to do it. We're passionate about devices, to manufacturers and resellers they're just SKU's.

And riddle me this? If the TF200, TF300, and TF700 all overlapped in development, why isn't the Prime the TF300 and vice versa?

P.S. - I'm just using your quote junrider, this isn't directed at you or anyone in particular.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jjayzx:
Biggest difference I think is the use of more plastic, which shows asus knows their aluminum backing is causing the issues in wifi/gps reception.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
exact same aluminum backing is used on the TF-700 aka infinity pad also. except it has a plastic strip that runs across the top of back. which degrades look of device but said to improve wireless performance.

only the 300 uses all plastic back.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dmbatson:
So any word if the tf201 dock supports the infinity?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
so far the word is every device will have its own dock. meaning each device has to use its own matching dock.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] irishtexmex:
If I'm interpreting Asus/using my eyes correctly, the backs on the Prime and Infinity are identical except the small strip of plastic at the top of the Infinity, right? I don't know where the "plastic back of the Infinity will be less durable" is coming from?

That aside, will the Infinity have DDR3 RAM or DDR2 like the Prime?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dmbatson:
Dang sucks because I did finally get the dock but I guess together prime (32GB)+dock might fetch 550$?

Or just give this to my dad and buy the infinity.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
ddr2 and infinity pad has same metal back except plastic strip up top. plus it has 1980x1200 resolution vs. prime 1280x800 resolution. as far as more durable the all metal back of prime Studier than one who has plastic added to it. still gold regardless.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] junrider:
It is kinda weird that the TF300 is a lower version. I think its because they thought the prime was gonna be the direct replacement of the TF101 and be a huge hit. But I think they were disappointed in the sales of the TF201 due to price/flaws, they needed to take a step back and recreate another tablet that would be at the lower price range. Since they are in 100 increments, the 300 would be the next best. So its still the 500/600 gap.... probably gonna wait till the TF201 is ready for retirement to produce those, lets say a non HD version of the TF700. Like the TF201 with the plastic band for wifi/gps reception, gorilla glass 2, and 2Mp front camera. That could fit right in the 500/600 slot with a lower cost of that of the TF700.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] shinzz:
Here, let me defend that statement or give you reasons as to why:

1. Pad 300 - Plastic cover & in theory, no WIFI/GPS or other signal issues, possible 3G/4G versions

Prime - IPS+ mode/option, 16gig of extra storage, Flash to Camera, extra 100mhz right out of the box

Based on that, as far as I can tell.. or in my "humble" opinion... it is more of a trade-off between the two. I don't see it as upgrade or downgrade between the two. And as far as "function" of the tablet goes... Pad 300 beats Prime in the matter.

2. Prime was launched as the 1st quad-core tablet & simply had the opportunity to grab or take early lead in the 10 in. Quad-core market for Android. As far as I can tell, based purely on MY OWN OPINION... Prime has failed to take advantage. I simply don't see the need for three 10.1 in. display tablets with Infinity being the only upgrade between the three.

Another note, Asus was simply never about marketing or "creating" PREMIUM tablets. That image or marketing belongs to Samsung & Sony. Also, with Apple's iPad 3 in hindsight...Prime simply should have been Pad 300 with $399 starting point. This also gives them the chance to market Infinity at $499 with each tablet providing 16/32/64 gig storage option.

Simply put, Pad 300 should have never existed if Prime didn't have all the issues. Pad 300 was created because Prime failed (again my personal opinion) & Pad 300 is simply created to capture the market that Prime was originally targeted.