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[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] abc33:
Hi,

I'm currently using this setup with in-ear headphones:

- Player: PowerAMP (see screenshots for my setup)

- Effects: DSP Manager (or Awesome Beats) (again: see above screens for setup

I use these settings and audio quality is good. If you hear too much bass or high freq, just play with these values to find your perfect setup.

In the first screenshot of poweramp I didn't included all the equalizer because I'm using a default preset that you have to choose.

The profile name is shown on screenshot.

The headphones that I use are the CellularLine Mosquito.

IMO them has a great quality and a low price (I bought them for about 20€).

They also has a mic that works good while calling.

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PowerAMP setup:

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DSP Manager setup:

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If you have any other question about my setup, just tell me :)

PS: sorry for my English
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] vineethng:
Panasonic headset with poweramp will be good
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DirtyWizard:
Hi All,

I'm currently running my Prime on the .21 with root (had it rooted on an earlier version) and I'm curious about installing a custom rom or starting to experiment a little more.. however, with all the topic here about issues and/or bricking I'm seriously scared to make any of these changes.

So my question is, what do I do, or shouldn't I ever do to ensure my Prime is not bricked ?

Thanks
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] barryflanagan:
First off, I would suggest reading the forums over at xda. They have a lot of good information such as this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1515004 helpfully titled " [GUIDE] The DO's and DON'T's with your unlocked Prime"

:)

Seriously, if you don't read things carefully before embarking on a flash fest, you WILL brick your device.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] almightywhacko:
Don't unlock your Prime's bootloader.

Abstinence is the best protection, its that simple :)

I know people really like to tinker with their devices and that the fact you can tinker is part of what attracts people to Android. However I would look long and hard at all of the ROMs available and see if they really offer any benefits for you over the basically stock Android 4.x that the Transformer Prime ships with.

If you are looking to install a custom ROM on the hope it will fix a problem you are having with the Prime I would honestly recommend RMAing the Prime in order to deal with your problem in a manner that doesn't void your warranty and that doesn't have the risk of bricking your Prime.

Just for reference:

No ROM will ever make the GPS really work for navigation. It is not a software problem, so you cannot really solve it with software.

No ROM will ever significantly improve really crappy WiFi. WiFi either works or doesn't and for the majority of people with problems the problems are related to the physical WiFi antennae. RMAing the prime and have Asus fix the antennae and their connections has a far greater chance of improving your WiFi reception than any ROM.

I mean if you just want to install ROMs in order to play around and that is one of the primary reasons you bought the Prime, go for it. However for most people losing out on your warranty isn't a great trade-off for the benefits a few custom ROMs might bring.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DirtyWizard:
Thank you both for the response. I had seen the initial topic but there is a lot of confusing information out there.. some people claim bricking due to the latest .21 update without ever having unlocked the bootloader, ... so that is the reason I started this topic / question.

Now, the response from almightywhacko, is basically along the same thinking pattern as myself.. I don't use GPS and the Wifi reception is "ok".. not great but workable (for now)... So basically besides attempting to improve the Wifi connectivity, I don't have a reason to go for a custom rom (at the moment).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] almightywhacko:
I am suspect of the actions that people have taken that have lead to their bricked Prime when they haven't unlocked. People "claim" to have done nothing to their Prime however that is only their claim. The claim might be true or not, I can't evaluate it since I wasn't looking over their shoulders however some of the people who ask about unlocking bootloaders and rooting are also the people reporting bricked Primes after installing an OTA. That probably isn't a coincidence ;)

If your Prime is 100% stock and not rooted, pretty much the only way you can brick it is to interrupt an OTA update that is in progress.

Interrupting an OTA can happen if you hit the rest button while updating, holding down the power button, plugging and unplugging the Prime during the update, etc. Basically while the Prime is updating, set it down and let it finish. Don't touch it.

If you are rooted, deleting certain system apps using Titanium Backup or a similar program and then trying to install an OTA can cause the OTA to fail. Basically if a system app has an update that is packed into the OTA, the OTA can hang if that app has been removed which will eventually cause the update to fail.

If you want to take the OTA update, it is better to not delete system apps. If you are rooted and have deleted system apps, wait until a rooted version of the update is released by an XDA member.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] monkey10120:
The biggest thing to avoid bricking your prime is to follow directions!

I can't say it enough. Follow them step by step and reread them to make sure. Almost every problem is people not following the rules.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DirtyWizard:
Well, I also suspected users not really knowing what they have done prior to the ota update.. on the other hand I foresee quite some progress in the future in the custom roms... My android phone also has a custom rom and I couldn't miss some of the added features..but "playing" with a 600 € device potentially reducing it to an expensive coaster is not something I'm willing to do :-)
[Android Themes] trees247:
Can people start sharing Mim text files here..
[Android Themes] trees247:
somebody please....
[Android Themes] Curiousn00b:
LOLwhat!?

@Tree, What do you mean by text files? Minimalistic text?
[Android Themes] themisterwilson:
I think OP means the files it creates when you save your custom configuration using Minimalistic Text app... correct me if I'm wrong. And I'd start this off but mine isn't all that creative lol
[Android Themes] trees247:
Correct! I would too but im not creative
[HTC One X] sunsunam:
Hi

I have some questions, I'd love if you could answer.

Romans of ONE X will work on ONE XL and vice versa?

Which processor is better, Tegra3 or Snapdragon S4? Who gave better performance? Even after OC?

i Hope i published in the right place, I'm new here.

Thank you, Sun!
[HTC One X] barondebxl:
I can see you're new lol, it's cool :). I don't think ROMs on the One X will work on the One XL since they are using different system on chip processors. I personally prefer to have the snapdragon S4 ( it is truly, very, extremely powerful even at dual core) over the tegra 3 but still the tegra performance is very very good and it's quad core too. also the tegra version will likely get more support than the XL since the tegra version is a world phone vs the XL which is LTE and coming to AT&T only so far I think. As far as OC and everything it's too early to tell but this is a phone that will get a lot of developers so just keep an eye on ROMs and kernels.
[HTC One X] sunsunam:
Thank you

So ONE X will have more Roms and kernels?

You recommend to take ONE X?
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
It's a bit too early to tell, but the One X will probably have a pretty good amount of developer and ROMs/Kernels.

One XL will have the edge in speed though as S4 Krait is much more advanced. It's using a new architecture while being built on the 28nm fabrication process. The community might be smaller, but it will be fairly large also, i'm pretty sure even if it comes to AT&T only...you can use it as a world phone. It still has HSPA+ etc...just turn off the LTE and AT&T's bands are already some of the common ones used around the world.

If you want it now, get the One X.....it most likely will be the more widely supported phone by ROM's and kernels. Modaco has one haha
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Neil_Feris:
Hi. I'd like to know how to mount both my sd cards when connected to a windows pc. At the moment when I mount as USB, only the external sd card shows up in windows. Both cards are visible on phone.

I'm running Aurora 2.04.
[HTC One X] wilkomints:
I'm not up-to-date on battery etiquette, so thought I would check with you chaps. I should be picking my One X up from Carphone Warehouse tomorrow or Wed, but wanted to know whether it was considered better to charge immediately, or to use the battery until the phone dies, then charge fully, or some other third option. Want to make sure I get the best out of the battery, obviously.

Thanks!
[HTC One X] JohnnyRodger:
What you really want to do is condition your battery. You don't need to do it immediately but in the first week or so of having the phone. By conditioning, I mean... Charging it until it's full, then using it until its fully discharged, then charging it again. Repeat this cycle ("fully discharged when charging") for 3 to 4 times... after that, you'll notice that your battery lasts longer than usual. It's what I've done with all my phones, seemed to work pretty good.
[HTC One X] OysterCatcheRR:
But were you using Lithium-Ion batteries? From what I have heard, completely depleting the power of the battery actually damages its health.
[HTC One X] Jobiza:
I think you are right.
[HTC One X] Rageypeep:
A lot of the time android will shut down just before your battery is 100% empty, you will find if you try to turn your phone on after its shut down it will still boot and run for 15 - 30 mins, depending on battery age and condition ofcorse. And if you keep on turning on the phone when its battery is very low/empty you will then start to damage it.
[HTC One X] HTC-Gunge:
Some one posted this website before:

http://batteryuniversity.com/

It also has a nice table about how to look after your battery:

http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/how_to_charge_when_to_charge_table

Source: http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/how_to_prime_batteries

Source: HTC One X Manual as pasted here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1572581

However there seems to be a common agreement that over the first week / two weeks of usage the battery will improve...

Last quote from MaDaCo review comments from Paul when asked how does he condition his battery:
[HTC One X] LorD ClockaN:
Conditioning the battery was needed with old style batteries.. new Li-xxx batteries don't need one.. and what does an extra 30mins actually mean to you ...

now you can buy original replacement batteries for 20-30$, so if it loses it's capacity after some time you can easily buy new one...
[HTC One X] combat goofwing:
and how do we fit it ???????????????
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
I'd use the battery as soon as you get it until completely drained.

Then perform a full battery charge without use, its best to do this to ensure a full 0%-100% charge.
[Android General] CreatioSoft:
he Sony Android 4.0 update has been hotly anticipated, but sadly plagued by delays and weird corporate choices. If you own a Sony phone and you're still waiting for an update, you'll want to read on – we have important information for you. According to an official corporate blog post, the update is being delayed a few months for the company to work out the kinks. Sony has confirmed that Ice Cream Sandwich will be making it to their Xperia line of phones in mid-to-late April – at the earliest.

Unfortunately, the first phones to receive the update aren't ones that a whole heck-of-a-lot of people use. The Xperia Arc S, Xperia Neo V and Xperia Ray will be fed delicious Ice Cream Sandwich first . These models should receive the update in mid-April, although the rollout will continue over 4-6 weeks, meaning it's possible – depending on which carrier you use – that you could be stuck at the tail end of that update rollout and not receive ICS until mid-May or a bit later. As you know, carriers are notorious for delaying updates so they can work out the "kinks." The second round of updates will include the Xperia Arc, Xperia Play, Xperia Neo, Xperia Mini, Xperia Mini Pro, Xperia Pro and Xperia Active starting at the end of May / beginning of June and continuing through July and August.

Sony's updates are also a bit more complicated to install. Since the company doesn't provide over-the-air update, you'll have to hook up your phone to your computer and download the update via PC Companion or Bridge for Mac. I'm not sure what Linux owners are supposed to use.

Oh and if you're interested in buying the Sony Xperia S – Xperia's newest model – that phone will be receiving ICS in "the later part of the second quarter."

Are you disappointed by this news? Or unsurprised? Certainly Sony is not known for coordinating their updates very effectively. Then again, no manufacturer really is, especially when the carriers get involved. Ugh.
[Android General] spiritofcat:
adssio seem

I'm not very surprised my this.

My first android was a Milestone, and it was stuck on 2.1 because Motorola couldn't be bothered releasing an update for it.

What's worse was that I couldn't even update it with a custom rom because it was locked down much tighter than the American Droid version.

Ever since then I've had very low expectations about manufacturers providing updates. I look to custom roms for my update needs these days.

My HTC Desire Z got 2.3 thanks to Cyanogenmod, and my new Xperia Pro now has 4.0.4 due to the good work done by team FreeXperia.
[Android General] flyrocket:
Almost everyone is delaying updates :mad:
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Yasc:
What is it ? :o

Thanks.
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m1trand1r:
lol...:P

OC= overclocked

non-OC=non- overclocked

:)

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Sent from Galaxy

Hercolubus' Rom v 1.0

powered by

Team G3mod-ICS26 kernel by Arakmar

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[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Yasc:
Thanks, was so evident :o
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skivit:
TP- toilet paper

FFS- (nah, the mod will bar me :p )

We could go on forever!
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jyotisankar9:
OC: Over Clocked(Increased CPU cycles to work as more powerfull)

NOC: Non Overclocked(Nothing Special, regular CPU as per specs)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] demon2112:
is it possible to get a connexion to a ad-hoc network,because i cannot get it to work, thetering on my nexus is working,wifi working, its all gooed

except adhoc
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] demon2112:
nobody?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FrancescoGato:
Same problem for me (bootloader unlocked, stock rom 4.0.4, stock kernel, IMM76I build).

Isn't this a common problem for all the Roms in galaxy nexus? Or is there a Rom which allow using wifi adhocs?

There's another thread suggesting that wpa_supplicant has to be changed, I didn't try this way and I don't know if there's any risk.

Thank you!
[HTC Desire S] Makerhack:
Hi Guys!

I had my desire S repaired after my screen broke up. They replaced just the screen, not the touch panel (I went to an unnoficial technical support) and after that I couldn't change screen's brightness and there was a specific zone of the screen wich didn't work. I went back and then they replaced the touch panel with a new one, but the problem still persist, no brightness change neither manually nor using autobrightness and the dead zone of the screen also persists

Any ideas?
[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
Take it back again, which ROM are you running?

Swyped form ym Dersie S unsig XAD Permuim
[HTC Desire S] Makerhack:
I was using Saga3D when the screen was replaced, after that switched to prerooted stock last sense 3.0 and now I'm in cyanogen9 but the problem is equally present
[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
In which case take it back to shop again and demand they resolve the issue that they caused

Swyped form ym Dersie S unsig XAD Permuim
[HTC Desire S] shadowarrior101:
Brightness problem

Hello mate, did you fix your problems with your desire s, as i have the save problem, when i took mine to the local repair shop, they installed a new screen but i can't change the brightness of the screen anymore :(
[HTC Desire S] zhangks98:
Better do an official technical support. I believe that's much better.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] dojojin:
I can't see your screen shot >.<" plz upload again
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] chickygamon:
It'sd a great work, why don't you put your build in the dev section ? I have found it for case ... :P

You will update build and theme in the future ?

I don't have understood which gapp i have to download

this one gapps-ics-20120317-signed.zip?

or with facelock ? does it works ?

Thank's
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] edwardplus:
Oops .

I can't see the picture and have no idea how I could change the theme.:confused:

In fact, I quite feel comfortable w/ official original theme in ICS.:p

It is much better than in Gingerbread , the one just looks like plastic.:)
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] terenz:
Yo khalpowers, any plans to update the latest build #31 or higher?
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] qm4n76:
great work.

can we apply this to other ICS CM9?
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] cheatman:
Not really. Standard CM9 has a very different framework (AOKP is heavily modified) and using these themes on other ICS will probably result in boot loops or visual glitches all over the place.

@OP: The email apps don't seem to match any of the themes! They are still white as hell and don't match anything else in the theme. Can you clarify what exactly is themed about the email app?

Peace,

C.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] stimpz0r:
wow! sorry i didnt notice this sooner!

if you still feel like taking these on and updating them to milestone #5 and beyond, then i will include them in the first post and your name in lights! ;) ... or if you dont have the time, if you wish i can grab the images out of the relevant themes needed and start releasing updated packs for each build (repatching them back on to the framework-res/systemui/etc)

i dont have much time though, so if you would like to contribute then id be most appreciative. this is one thing i been wanting to do for a while now, but dont have the time to complete.

either way though, great work! :D
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] rockyp:
First I have to say Thanks for this forum & devs..... for their hard work.

can it be installed on Overcome 7 Series v4.1.0

Thanks for the nice themes. I had installed AOKP Build #34 & MILESTONE #5 they are really good.But went to back & restock to Overcome 7 Series v4.1.0.

couz I was not able to install NFS shift on AOKP Build #34 & MILESTONE #5 both.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] RobSalgado:
Hi, this works with CM9 Rom for Galaxy Tab 7 CDMA?
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] Ð.Vınce:
Cool stuff :rolleyes:

Sent from using xda premium
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ayotom:
Before I begin, this is my first post here. I've used XDA before for help and love you guys. Now I need you more than ever. Thanks in advance for the help!

At first, my phone started to act all weird. By that I mean the Espier launcher wouldn't even load. It kept crashing. So I decided to unroot my phone. I used Odin to attempt to put the factory firmware and stuff on my phone but ended up prematurely ending the install, thus bricking my phone. When I turn my phone on I see the "Firmware upgrade encountered an issue" screen. So I did some research and attempted to fix the problem myself. After downloading and installing Kies (on three computers) I attempted to connect my phone to Kies. The USB port works, but none of my computers sees my phone. I've tried different USB ports, reinstalling Kies, using the connection debugging tool within Kies, changed the USB cable, taking the battery out, everything. If I am able to connect my phone to my computer I'll be able to fix the problem. If anyone could help me, that'd be lovely.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Maxed22a:
Can you get to download mode?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rdsnyder:
The only USB cable I've been able to use Odin or Kies with is the original cable that came with the phone. I have a ton of other micro USB cables, they all will charge but nothing else will do any sort of data transfer. Even then, I sometimes have to change USB ports and have encountered two PCs with won't recognize the phone no matter what. Keep trying.

It's odd, because my old HTC Hero was happy to connect and charge with any cable that fit.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ayotom:
Yeah, I'm able to get into download mode. And I've also used the original cable that has provided with the phone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] drinxtir:
Id try to odin the stock rooted kernel with what you have. I assume you still have a copy of what you rooted with... if not

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1433101

There you go.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ayotom:
The problem is none of my computers will detect my phone when I plug in the USB. I can't do anything else unless I can plug in my phone. I've tried installing the drivers, everything. Nothing works.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] leaderbuilder:
Try a brand new high quality USB cable. Once in download mode try the new cable and Odin back to stock - sfhubs one-clicks are the life saver here.

Also. Have you tried 'stock' recovery/factory reset? This may get you to a good place. Then you can install a good stock ROM with root and recovery (again check out sfhub's posts)

Factory reset via stock recovery:

Hold down the Volume Up and Power buttons simultaneously.

Continue holding the Volume Up and Power buttons until the Samsung Galaxy S II logo screen is displayed.

When the Galaxy S II logo screen is displayed, release the Power button but continue holding the Volume Up button until the Android System Recovery menu is displayed.

Once you are on the Android System Recovery menu, select the wipe data/factory reset option. Moving the selection up and down is done with the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons. Once you have the wipe data/factory reset option highlighted, you select it by touching the Home button.

Once you have chosen the factory reset option, you will see a confirmation screen. Highlight the Yes — delete all user data option and touch the Home button to select it.

The procees of wiping the phone should only take a few seconds and when it is finished, you will be returned to the Android System Recovery menu.

Highlight and select the reboot system now option.

I sound like a broken record on the USB cable thing in many of my posts but that has been a cause for so much frustration for me and countless others. And the stock cable from Sammy sucks ass too.

Good luck.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ayotom:
All the help is appreciated, I just wanted to let you know that. If my tone is bitter, I apologize. I use this phone for emergencies. I have indeed tried a high quality USB cable (just bought it) and it will not connect. I attempted to use Odin to restore my phone back to normal but the process was interrupted and caused my phone to be in the phone....!....computer screen with the message "firmware upgrade has encountered a problem" etc. I have attempted to plug in my phone while Odin opened. Nada. I've tried this in download mode using the button commands you have listed. I hope I'm not getting too annoying, I just feel so lost without my phone. Had everything on it. Sorry.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] leaderbuilder:
Are you sure you were installing the right firmware? If you flashed an international verion then you did kill the device and will need to get it jtag'd or replaced.

And exactly how did it 'get interupted? Did it just 'stop' or was it interupted by a power outage, or impatience of quiting the appolication?

How did you get root? Did you use sfhub's autoroot?

And what ROM did you use? Again sfhub's Stock One-Clicks are the safest and only way to go in my book.

Not trying to be a **** just trying to get a better understanding of what happened.