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[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matthew33:
I had this problem on my old HTC HD2...zero power one day...turned out to be the actual usb port on the phone itself.....it had broken away from the main board at the soldering joints, but was hardly even loose or noticeable until taken apart.

Try a new battery first and cable - borrow off a friend/colleague or just buy cheap off Ebay.

If not working, then i'd take it to a competent repair place......but unless you're loaded with cash, NOT take it to HTC, coz the repair job will be good, but the cost will be........OUCH!:eek::eek::eek::eek:

Matt
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nodstuff:
Blah blah blah, I don't care, please post here if you do because no one will read it because no one cares.

This thread is to gather you all in one place for summary execution.

Thank you for your co-operation.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TiltedAz:
Better yet. Hopefully an interested party starts another thread.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] purger155:
some members on this forum reported that yesterday/today they have recived an official OTA 4.0.4 for GSM Nexus S.....maybe that is a good sign for us (GNX users)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
i bet this won't be the only thread about it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ATnTdude:
The neckbeards will be agitated tonight.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
Honestly I don't care. 4.0.4 leaked way before anyways and if you own the Nexus and didn't flash, well shame on you.

Anyways why do people feel the need to start these kind of threads about the Nexus? Seems like people love trolling on the Nexus. Carry on with your day now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonnyg1097:
I sorta care because I want the update but at the same time I dont care because I can do fine without it and my phone is working just fine on 4.0.2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nodstuff:
I was trying to make it the only one by being a **** about it.

A preemptive thread!

Some people don't understand the purpose of it tho, if they read the op they might.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nodstuff:
You are first for the firing squad.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mb_3000:
latest picture of xda galaxy nexus owners heading toward google headquarters
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Nexus isn't Nexus anymore.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flybass:
i don't really care if the xoom gets 4.0.4 now and we are up for 4.0.5 in a week. however, what is going on with the ics source code? why isn't 4.0.4 up and available?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nodstuff:
:D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmajpwc:
Personally, I could care less about when we get the update as long as it's bug free. What bothers me is Google isn't even saying whether they are working on it. I don't care if they don't give us a release date BUT when all these other phones and tablets are getting 4.0.3 and higher, the supposed base version of ICS, it's frustrating. At least give us whatever source code you're working on, Google. But, until then, my Nexus doesn't have any real issues (I think one reboot in the 3 weeks I've had it, and that's the only issue other than battery life I've had) so I can wait. The update will come soon enough, I guess.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rootusr:
agree, pissed off, however I do think we will see 4.0.5 before all the other devices out there..I really hope so
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
LOL....way to release rumors. Now we will see 12324345433 threads next week on, "Where is 4.0.5?"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Haha!

I expected someone to not notice who was posting that and flame me all to hell :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
But they saw 4.0.3 before we did. Now 4.0.4. Why would 4.0.5 be any different?

*Fans the flames*
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Abufinzio:
ok

.......
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soutaiseiriron:
The question remains if the Nexus was ever really a Nexus above a Nexus...?

...You're welcome
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nodstuff:
Also, to the guy who said he wanted to know whether Google were working on an update or not well the easy answer is: of course they are.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
Isnt that precisely what google did? Meaning they have the latest 4.0.4 source up on the repo forr all to use. Meanwhile they are fixing code to get it out as an official OTA update.

People need to remember, google WANTS to give us the update. They arent purposely holding back. Though i agree more communication would be nice.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IT4ALii3EN:
The NS had the update 4.0.4 too... --'

Before the lasted Nexus.

Perhaps 4.0.5 before all the devices ..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
BREAKING! 4.0.5 leak!!!!!

BREAKING! 4.0.5 leak!!!!!

http://cunninglogic.com/toro-4.0.5.odin.tar

:eek::eek::eek:

downloading now...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yizhaq79:
Im betting on the 4.0.6 or 4.0.7

Gnex kick a@$#
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
LOL...That is jcase's website.

I would expect a HUGE troll from that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Show me where 4.0.4 source is up :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oikeakives:
So much butthurt in this thread...

By the way, 4.0.5 is allready rolled out http://code.google.com/intl/fi-FI/android/nexus/images.html
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
u didn't open my link at all ya? u should :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flybass:
well, someone on this thread said 4.0.5 will be out next week...so no big deal:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
u still trust what people say in this thread? lol :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
I make a point of not clicking on anything from jc ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
After a mysterious “soak test” was opened up to a select few Motorola Xoom WiFi owners, we were left scratching our heads on what Motorola could have planned. Well, an email to Droid-Life this evening has detailed exactly what to expect from this test, as build number IMM76 begins its official rollout any day now. The Android 4.0.4 update is said to include quicker screen rotation (seriously, that’s a huge Android pet peeve of mine), new screen lock setting, camera improvements and the usual bug fixes.

Here’s the email currently being sent out:

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Android 4.04 (IMM76) Software Update for the Motorola XOOM™ WIFI users in the US

Introduction

We are pleased to announce a new software update for the Motorola XOOM™ WIFI in the US. This Android 4.04 (IMM76) software update by Motorola includes numerous enhancements. Upgrade today for peak performance.

Who Can Use This Release

ALL Motorola XOOM -- US WIFI users

After downloading and installing the software release, you will notice:

Enhancements:

Quicker screen rotation

A new setting to choose whether the power button immediately locks the device or not

Microsoft Exchange improvements with additional EAS policies

Better phone number recognition

Camera and image quality improvements

Improved stability

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Those were the changes being done to the XOOM version. Would be interesting if bolded changelog came to the GN :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
You are late to the party ;) and yeah, those two features were noted in the leaked versions. Although we have no source to know what exactly they changed, camera wise (it could all be placebo). Also keep in mind the Xoom doesn't use the same camera.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] x.Orville.x:
the nexus s revived update two right?? Damm what happen to google with thr galaxy nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...or-the-nexus-s-heres-how-to-get-it-right-now/

Just saw this on twitter.. possibly Galaxy Nexus coming up? I wouldn't put my hopes to it but it's looking like there might be a good chance. Don't quote me on this though :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] x.Orville.x:
Let's hope to get it my nexus never have a problem but i wanna see updates this it's my first nexus device
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
Nexus devices made its highlight in the first series :p Nexus One got so much support. If 4.0.4 is dropped into AOSP then we should be seeing updated ROMs to the 4.0.4 build soon (if its put into AOSP repo).

Edit: oh hey... while I posted this,

incoming 4.0.4 based ROMs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Nice.......
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knudsen81:
Yes I hope the roms get better battery standby

Sendt fra min Galaxy Nexus med Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] westindiesking:
So slow screen rotation isnt a problem for you? or the laggy landscape keyboard typing at times? or Wifi having trouble staying connected and reconnecting? And dont say yours doesnt have those issues because every single last Galaxy Nexus ive touched has the exact same issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knudsen81:
My phone don't have wifi problems

sent from nexus with tapatalk 2 beta
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
A lot of those problems you listed can be fixed by flashing a custom ROM. For some this is not an option, but it's a workaround. Can't really complain if the 'workaround' is available but the user doesn't want to take their device into their own hands.

Screen rotation is not a 'bug' it was purposely done by Google.

WiFi problem: Never had this problem. Try a updated radio.

Landscape: never seen this either.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evangelion01:
Sure you can. When unlocking your bootloader, you are given an explicit warning that your warranty might no longer be valid.

Furthermore, the vast majority of Nexus owners have probably never even heard of custom ROMs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MMcCraryNJ:
This is the dumbest thing anyone has ever said on XDA. Congratulations sir, you have just won the internet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
And that's why Google provided stock images to restore back to stock. It is relatively easy and not difficult at all to relock the bootloader.

Besides, a portion of users here have the Galaxy Nexus (GSM) where we don't have warranty other than the place that we purchased from such as Negri or Expansys.

And are you kidding me about, nexus owners not hearing of custom ROMs? the purpose of nexus devices are a reference phone for future Android phones. Ever since Nexus One, Nexus S, ADP1 and ADP2 they're all considered "developer devices" for developers to build their apps and games on as a test device. A device having the "nexus" name means excellent support from developers compared to other phones. Not to mention how easy it is to unlock the bootloader (fastboot oem unlock) whereas other phones needs to find a exploit to root / unlock bootloader etc.

You may argue that HTC has a bootloader unlock tool (same with ASUS) but with those.. those are a DEFINITE warranty loss. With the Galaxy Nexus (and other Nexus devices), just simply reflash stock images and relock bootloader. There is absolutely no evidence that you unlocked the bootloader in the first place.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nodstuff:
I couldn't agree more.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AdamLange:
Please stop saying that "nexus" is a developer phone. First of all, AOSP != factory images which as some of users mentioned before is the reference update for nexus users.

AOSP is a source repository where you can download and compile almost functional android for device of your choice. I know plenty of Nexus users that cant do that because lack of knowledge.

Thats why OTA and factory images are released.

Second thing is, when bootloader is unlocked then you're loosing the warranty. So, if you want to install AOSP ROM you need bootloader to be unlocked which means you're loosing warranty. Tell me where is the "developer phone" with such a flaw? And who needs AOSP when yu're loosing warranty installing it?

next, I'm a developer, hopefully i know how to compile things on linux and know linux itself at PRO level. Imagine that dozens of android devs dont know linux, so they can put the AOSP sources into garbage. OTA or Factory images are reference for them.

You can say that "you can always relock the device", suure you can, but did u tried to do so with a device that doesn't turn off ? lets say Custom AOSP ROM will break your device. Say hello to a brick without warranty? - a Google Developer Phone? :)

Third thing is that dozens of devices got a stock roms based on 4.0.3+ ROM's, why Nexus line didnt get that updates? if manufacturers using them then they are fully stable! you can say that "is not good for nexus yet" , it may be, but it will always be better than previous version (bugfixes). So this quote is a bit stupid.

I just sold my GNEx due to lack of support either from google or samsung. No gorilla causing it horrible vulnerable for scratches, and the feaures that it got cant even compare to older SGS2 in my opinion.

Thats my 2c ...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AdamLange:
Grow up. If you don't have anything to say just stay quiet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
1)When did I ever say AOSP = factory images? All I ever said was that 4.0.4 is coming to AOSP repo. I mentioned factory images in relation to unlocking bootloader and relocking it / unbrick / etc for warranty purposes and that it's relatively EASY to relock your bootloader and back to the state of being stock (unrooted, stock kernel, etc).

2) What you said makes absolutely no sense. The "developer" phone is used towards developers who need the latest Android version as a test device to test their app. "Developer" doesn't necessarily meant its towards people who wants custom ROMs etc etc. It's just a side bonus, but not it's primary focus.

Sure you can use other phones for developmental purposes, but Nexus device is more of a reference phone as I said previously. "Nexus" brand does attract a lot of developers to develop custom ROMs, kernels on compared to other phones.

So yes, Nexus devices are a continuation of "ADP" (Android Developer Phone). Nexus One was for sure a developer device, it was sold to developers when it was cancelled from being sold at google.com/phone.

3) Oh really? "Dozen" of devices got 4.0.3 ROMs. List some that are officially speaking and not leaked builds. Check the % of Android users on what Android versions. Ice Cream Sandwich isn't even up there. The majority of devices are still on Gingerbread, some phones being released today are still on Android 2.3.X.

And that's good for you that you're not using the Galaxy Nexus. Good luck with your Galaxy S2. Samsung doesn't support the phone, all Samsung does is simply provide the phone. All the coding and maintenance is by Google (with exception of Samsung maintaining its warranty) hence why Nexus devices are "maintained by Google." This may be exception with non-yakju builds etc etc.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] juliano_q:
Getting a Nexus phone means that you will be always in the last major Android version. Believe me, having owned a ****ty Samsung Galaxy (the first one), Galaxy S and Nexus S, it makes a hell of a difference and is already a fantastic thing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I don't really get why some nerds need to prove that their phone is a developer phone.. Some kind of status thing or what?

The ADP devices where sold directly to developers, by Google. The Nexus One turned out that way too when Google realized that customers who doesn't even know that a phone exists won't go and buy it from Google.com.

Now, the Nexus S and more recently the Galaxy Nexus has not been sold/marketed purely as a developer device. It is most commonly (probably only) marketed as a CONSUMER product. It is sold/marketed that way both in the US and in the EU.

Point me to one source where Google says "Hey, our new Galaxy Nexus is mainly a developer phone!", would love to be proven wrong here if I've misunderstood this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
I don't really get why some nerds need to argue about the Galaxy Nexus on forums. Some kind of status thing or what?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soutaiseiriron:
My bad, it just felt like the perfect time. Seriously, how long has the Galaxy Nexus been out though? Sure you have every right to be dissatisfied but has it really been so long where it could be warranted as "lack of support?" To me it just looks like people are impatient and even if nothing was wrong there will still be something to complain about... whatevs though, I hope you find what you're looking for.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MMcCraryNJ:
Like I've said in previous threads like this (and will continue to beat this drum because it's the truth), people that say things like "The Galaxy Nexus has no support" "Support is lacking" "They abandoned their own devices" "Google can't even keep their own devices up to date" etc etc, have absolutely no idea what they're talking about. And worse than that, they really are starting to give the Nexus line a bad name and a bad rep, of which it doesn't deserve.

See, what I think happened is, somewhere along the line people started to get this idea in their heads, the idea that a Nexus device means you get some sort of magical update at least once a month and that the official update path has to mirror AOSP 1:1. Folks, this was NEVER the case with any Nexus device. I can't stress that enough.

Some are upset over the bugs that 4.0 has brought with it. Needless to say, you should have known that you were purchasing a completely new hardware device with completely new and different software. Of course there is going to be bugs. Do you know how buggy Gingerbread was when it first came out? (And GB wasn't even a HUGE change over Froyo). It took Google many months and months to get to 2.3.5, which is widely considered to be the most stable version of GB and what serves as the current baseline for OEMs to build and release GB devices. Give them some time!

Do you know how long us Samsung Vibrant (the Galaxy S device on TMO) waited for an official update to Froyo? 7 months! The Vibrant was released 2 weeks AFTER Froyo was released into AOSP, btw. By the time we got it, Gingerbread was already out. The Vibrant ISN'T EVEN ON GB AS OF TODAY. It remains on Froyo, and will likely never see the GB update. This means that the Samsung Vibrant (and most Galaxy S phones in the US btw) were NEVER on the most recent version of Android.

And you guys want to complain about a couple of point releases not being pushed to us in the last 3 months? Unbelievable.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rdy2go:
Galaxy Nexus is stock experience phone, not the one updated first.

I think we all believed in something that was never promised by Google nor Samsung.

However the main reason for delayed updates was always related to custom UI layers such as Touch Wiz or Sense.

Poor stock UI without bloat should be the easiest to update first.

That's why it's frustrating for many of us here...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spencer88:
I just wish there was more communication from Google about the development of Android and the Nexus line of phones. I mean like a blog or something, something that they can say they acknowledge bugs and that they are either investigating them or an update is being developed to remedy them. Is that too much to ask for?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neotekz:
isnt the xoom kinda considered a google tablet? i thought it always got timely updates from google in the past before most phones and tablets?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
+1 I had a Samsung Vibrant and couldn't deal with the phone anymore and bought a Nexus S. Not to mention Samsung used a really bad filesystem (RFS instead of ext3/4). The Vibrant wouldn't of even gotten Froyo if the community didn't send a bunch of messages with some kind of twitter tag to get Samsung to respond.

4.0.2 -> 4.0.3 / 4.0.4 / 4.0.5 are just small minor updates to Android to fix bugs. Overall it isn't a significant upgrade compared to if it was a switch to Android 4.0 to Android 5.0. At that point, the next flagship device will get it first but Galaxy Nexus will shortly follow. When you compare this to other devices, Nexus devices are a huge benefit.

Sure you can use custom ROMs on these other phones but keep this in mind. Development for those devices are VERY VERY VERY limited because the manufacturer doesn't have a official OTA for their device and lack of openness in terms of source. What does this mean? lack of development due to kernel and possibly even driver incompatibilities. People need to stop being so ungrateful, just be happy that you're using Ice Cream Sandwich where many others are still on Gingerbread.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mb_3000:
worked flawlessly here.

thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] izaq:
Blah blah blah :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] juliano_q:
You registered to say that? Damn.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evangelion01:
Really now? The Galaxy Nexus is one of the top selling devices here in the UK. Why? Because it's sold in brick and mortar stores and advertised to the common man. It's being advertised to the same people who buy iPhones because they're cool.

People on this forum overestimate the reach of 'nerds'. The 'developers' buying this phone will undoubtedly be a small percentage of the total amount.

The two other people I know with a Nexus bought them because they look nice and the representative in Phones4u told them that it's better than the iPhone.

So, I'll say it again. The vast majority of Nexus users probably don't even know what custom ROMs are.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
99% of statistics are made up on the spot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
My Galaxy S II has better Android versions than yours! nana nana na na
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] norazi:
this...

im coming from an htc sensation... which i had running leaked ICS for months now but was always buggy here and there.. my gnex feels alot smoother at 1.2ghz over my old sensation at 1.5ghz due to software optimizations. this alone is a huge upgrade for me... also the vast majority of the 3rd party roms on non-nexus devices has sense/touchwiz/overlay.
[HTC Sensation] wr8_utd:
I've just bought a new 32GB SD card and I need to put it in my phone. Now my phone isn't rooted so what's the best way to make sure all my apps/games that are installed on my old memory card can be backed up and transferred to the new one? Or will I have to sit and install everything again?

Thank you :)
[HTC Sensation] T-Macgnolia:
If you have enough space on your device just move all your apps back to the device. Then make a copy of your SD card and past that copy to your new SD card. Then put the new SD card in your device and move all the apps back to the SD card.
[HTC Sensation] wr8_utd:
Naa I don't have anywhere close to enough space on phone memory..
[HTC Sensation] itsjustmeagain:
I'd suggest the following.

A simple copy should work. A card reader will help.

1. Take the old card out of your phone, put the new card in and let the phone format/delete/prepare it.

2. Change cards back, plug in the data cable and connect it to your computer. Open explorer or some other file manager and copy the content of your old card to a temporary directory.

3. Changing cards again. The content of the temp directory can now be copied onto the new card.

If I remember right, this way it worked for me.
[HTC Sensation] ThomasAndroid:
Cool, what brand?

Thanks for the steps. I'll try that when I get a new SD card.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] rhester72:
I was following an earlier thread about the problem where only the "My Files" app has permissions to alter content on the external SDcard (unrooted), but something wasn't clear...is there a solution to this short of rooting the device? I'd really rather not root, but surely Samsung thought an actual _app_ might want to write to the freakin' card! :P

Rodney
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Jade Eyed Wolf:
This has been fixed already over here.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] rhester72:
:/

10char
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Jade Eyed Wolf:
What's wrong with rooting? The process is easy peasy really.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] burhanistan:
Just FYI if you're timid about rooting for warranty reasons, if you do factory reset on the 7.7 it will remove root and no one will be the wiser.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] rhester72:
Mostly just uncomfortable with the risk. Doing it on a Nook Color was one thing, doing it on the 7.7 is something else from a cost-of-screwing-up standpoint. ;)

Rodney
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ghaf85:
hellow dev...

please help me..

asking someting...

how can i install this rom? Atrix 4g ICS Codename..

you can see this http://cna.exynos.co/olympus/

it have update till 28.03.2012...

so when i install it...it come back to recovery...

im love ICS..

tq..please help me...