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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] sklassy:
Solution!!..

Flash an old sgs 2 like the gingerbread 2.3 or something using odin..if Odin can't find your phone, reinstall the software and reboot your PC. Then use the three combo botton to get into Odin..nothing might show on your phone but Odin will hopefully see it..and flash whichever rom you are trying to install..then bbooooommm your phone is back to life!
[General Questions and Answers] MUFC17JW:
What do you guys think about quad core?

Will it be a lot better than dual core? What's so different about it?
[General Questions and Answers] dli7319:
well if the app is multithreaded, otherwise it is just a waste of electricity
[General Questions and Answers] Nolam20:
I love my TF201. Works great on supported games (GTA III, Angry Birds (and Space), etc) and it definitely makes ICS and any OS extremely smooth.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] OFWGKTADGAF:
Does anyone know if theres bug in ics for rogers users where incoming texts are timestamped 4 hours earlier?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] freshlycutlawn:
Download the app SMS Time Fixer, free in the market place, works everytime, I used it on all of my unlocked phones which gave me this problem.

Sent from my Lumia 710 using Board Express
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] robinsonj:
It's been a "known issue" for some Rogers phones for a long time... regardless of Android version actually. It does seem to be ROM dependant but I haven't discovered what exactly causes it... it has something to do with the way Rogers sends the timestamp. Across a few different Samsung phones my experience has been... I had the problem on stock Eclair and used "SMS Timefix" to correct, then an update to the ROM fixed it and it was OK, then Froyo brought it back, and I used timefix again, then I flashed Darkky and it was gone, then I bumped to the SGSII LTE and it was OK with the stock ROM but back to timefix on every flashed ROM I used... When it's broken it seems to just treat your phone as if it's in Grenwich Mean Time regardless of what your timezone settings are (your offset will be the exact opposite of your actual timezone).

Sadly I've been unsuccessful at getting an ICS ROM working on my phone, so I'm back to running stock Rogers GB one and the stamps are correctly interpreted.

Oh DISCLAIMER... I have nothing whatsoever to do with the app other than being a user whenever I have a ROM that suddenly makes my phone think I'm sitting on the International Date Line.

I understand there are some other international carriers who's timestamps seem to function the same... SMS Timefix is a kludge but it works perfectly when there's a disconnect between the received timestamp and the actual time. I know following an SMS conversation is REALLY difficult when the other party seems to be texting from hours in the past (or future depending on where you are).
[Motorola Droid 3] migof:
First sorry for my bad English.

Hello! A few days I'm struggling with a mod. I want to implement the battery indicator to 1% on my stock rom (Retail LA). I have modified framework and sistemui apk's with UOT Kitchen. The icons changed (now I have the round indicator) but the battery indication is still in steps of 10.

I tried editing the framework putting the battery's xml inside the drawable folder into drawable-hdpi, but neither worked.

I appreciate any help!
[Motorola Droid 3] redsox985:
Try the attachment below, it's a 1% mod guide. buckmarble sent me this once when he was helping me. I'm not sure if it's his or someone else's, but it surely isn't mine. I just don't want to take credit for something that isn't mine.

ATTACHMENT REMOVED. See below.
[Motorola Droid 3] migof:
Sorry, but the download link downloads only a corrupted 554 bytes file.... :(
[Motorola Droid 3] redsox985:
Damn. Sorry. I throw it in my DropBox.

EDIT: Here it is.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/61707107/....1percentstuff.zip
[Motorola Droid 3] migof:
thank you very much! worked perfect! I needed to modify the services.jar, but following the tuto I did it without problems!
[Motorola Droid 3] redsox985:
I'm glad it worked. Credit goes to either buckmarble or someone else he got it from first because all of that is way beyond me if I didn't have that step-by-step guide.
[Motorola Droid 3] blackbuddha:
Does it work with CyanogenMod 7? Hope you don't mind me asking in advanced. And if it does, is there anyway to modify the displayed colour? Thank you.
[Motorola Droid 3] redsox985:
AFAIK, it should work. I don't believe it's Blur specific. As for colors, you'd probably have to do some .xml editing. That's where I have no idea and it zooms over my head. I'd say follow the guide for 1% at least, and if you can't find files where they're listed as being, then it's not going to work exactly and you may have to do some searching, but since it's framework_res.apk and services.jar editing, I feel it should be the same.
[Motorola Droid 3] blackbuddha:
Thank you. I'll install this mod and see how it goes. As for modding, I've got no clue myself, despite 2 years using Milestone, but I think it's time to dabble a bit.
[Motorola Droid 3] buckmarble:
You and redsox are very welcome. I in fact did write this up myself, just for redsox. I intended to publish it but I did not get a chance to make it more revised and legible yet. But im glad it worked for you! Share away!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fasst:
If I remember correctly there was a setting for 'connect to known wifi spots only' in the LPQ release.

I can't find that setting in later releases.

Anyone who who rembember this and have seen it in LP2, LP3 or LPS?
[HTC One S] psych0t1c:
I was just short od preordering a One S here in Germany when I noticed that it had 16GB of internal storage but NO SD-Slot.

This seems to be an ugly trend in the industry. Right now I have a Sensation with a 32GB card and I rarely have more than 10GB free. So the 16GB (some say only 13 of it are usable to the user on stock firmware) will be a tight fit, even taking into account the fact that there is a 2 yr. 25GB Dropbox allotment included.

I wonder, whats the point of a really good cam on a smartphone, able to take quick succession pictures while limiting the storage in this way?

Also what do you think of the fact that the battery suddenly became a "non user serviceable part"? I like the looks of the phone, and no, the One X s not an option for me due to size... I compare them to Desire HD (One X) and my Sensation (One S) and the Sensation suits my hands better.

What do you think of this trend? Will you all happily use the Dropbox and give your data to some data center far away? Is there the option to strongly encrypt the data BEFORE sending it out?

Will there be drop-in replacements for the Dropbox implementation making use of VPN / SFTP connections to home servers / NAS devices that only you have access to or will it have to be using ugly workarounds like Flderync or AndFTP ?

Do you think there will be options later on to purchase One S models with 32GB on board? Or options to exchange the memory chip or is this going to be soldered in for good? What other options are there? Custom ROMs with USB Host mode that supply enough power to a USB dongle with an additional memory card?

This is looking all very apple-ish to me and I am not sure if I like the direction this is going or if I should hold out and see if they turn some of their awesome concepts that leaked recently into real products?

Opinions?
[HTC One S] Crazypostalgirl:
I am concerned about the same things on this phone. I thought it was perfect until I read about the limited 16 g memory and no battery access. my phone upgrade has been available to me for over a month now and I am impatient for a new phone! but do I get this or wait even longer hoping something else comes along soon.
[HTC One S] jmitr:
I've said this in the One XL forum as well, which like the One S only has 16gb of internal storage (9.8 user, 2.2 for apps). Only the European / international varient of the One X has 32gb. Before anyone mentions google music, that's U.S.A only, not Canada.

HTC is following Apple with non expandable storage and a non removable battery.

HTC, take this one step further and offer the same multiple storage options Apple does. If the One x/xl and One S came with 8/16/32 or, even better 16/32/64gb of storage and allowed you to pay if you wanted more, waaaaaaaaay more people would consider these phones.

Hopefully HTC either realizes this for the second one series, introduces/announces larger storage varients by summer, or in the next series brings SD cards back.

As I live in Canada and have a choice of 16gb,or 16gb! I will wait until the summer or fall to upgrade from my desire. My experience with the desire is to NOT buy a phone where you are concerned about the storage.
[HTC One S] kenyw:
On the battery, I think it would be a non-issue for most consumers. A question that helps understand this decision is "How many smartphone users buy extra batteries and swap them regularly?" There are savings to be made on device size and manufacturing materials, which ultimately can bring the cost of the device down.

However, I agree there are potential issues, e.g. defects in the battery become a bigger warranty problem if the battery can't be swapped out (difference between HTC being able to just send you a new battery and you needing to send them your phone), but good QA can mitigate this to some extent.
[HTC One S] Sarsippius:
I have an 8GB card in my desire with 5.5GB free so for me it's not an issue. If you're concerned about security of cloud storage you might want to look at other alternatives to drop box like SOS Online Backup, Wuala or SpiderOak which use encryption and also have android apps.

I wouldn't consider a phone as secure storage for anything so if you take a lot of photos or something like that then you should have a backup routine so huge amounts of storage isn't that necessary. Of course an external sd card is much more convenient.
[HTC One S] jmitr:
Obviously you do not take lots of pictures, no video, have no music on your phone, no large games, or in my case have the need to carry documents on it that you CAN'T use the cloud for. It's not that I'm concerned about the security of the cloud, when I'm at work (I am an airline Pilot) I need stuff on my internal storage as there is no data signal......period.

I use my a smartphone while at work because it has replaced many devices in my flightbag, namely phone, camera, calculator, PDA, flashlight, and a few more. I used to carry around a PSP for watching video and playing games during "down time", and an mp3 player for the gym during overnights, etc. My smartphone has replaced all of those devices.

Without enough internal storage, for me and alot of other people it is a big deal, not everyone only needs 3gb of space like you.
[HTC One S] rbeier1221:
Guess it is good we have choices then...if it's not right for you there's another phone to buy.
[HTC One S] Crazypostalgirl:
I have been out of the phone loop for a while. What are the other new/good phones? are there other good Tmobile phones on the horizon?

I like the One S for the new android version and the camera.

I mostly use my phone for pictures. hardly any music or videos

I am currently using the HTC HD2. with running Windows I really dont have a whole lot on there as far as extra apps. I am only using around 5g of my memory so I'm not sure if the limitations of the One S are an issue for me or not.

I dont know how much space I will need if I go crazy getting apps or games on this new phone lol
[HTC One S] Sarsippius:
As I understand it there is about 2GB reserved purely for apps and games so the 10GB or so for storage shouldn't be used.

@ jmitr please don't take it personally, I was mainly addressing the OP's concerns about security with cloud services. I understand that some people really need the extra storage but the reality is that they are a minority of the smartphone market.
[HTC One S] jmitr:
Ah, just reraed the op, sorry for going off on you.

I'm just upset with HTC's North American decision making, I'm finally reaching the magic upgrade point and here in Canada you can't get a flagship HTC phone with more than 16gb of space (or 2gb apps, 10gb user to be precise). If I want more space, or an SD card I either have to get the low end One V with marginally better specs than my two year old desire, or a different Company. They fit an SD card one the Sprint one evo, and offered 32gb on the international version of the X only. Seriously HTC will never come close to Apples sales with limited choices like that.

Anyways, I'm sure the One line will turn HTC's fortune around enough, but they've lost me as a loyal customer since 2005 with their recent decisions.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hikerpack:
First of all a big THANKS! I successfully installed the triple boot SD Card. I see there is an update with a new zip file. As a newby I want to make sure I understand correctly: I will burn the zip img to a clean SD Card, install it, power up, and basically follow the steps previously including flashing the gapps, etc. I can then copy anything I have in the old SD Card 7th partition to the new 7th partition. Is that correct? I am asking to make sure I don't just copy something into the existing partitions on the existing SD Card.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anniraff:
When I updated racks triple boot, i did not reinstall Gapps. Just reloaded everything from my Titanium bu and there it all was.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hikerpack:
Thanks

Thanks, that is a good idea. May I ask, did you use your existing SD Card and put the zip on the 7th partition and use a blank formatted SD Card. I just wonder if the zip will create new partitions or simply overwrite the existing files in the existing partitions.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shumash:
You don't need a blank formatted card. The zip overwrites files in the existing partitions on your current SD but doesn't create new ones. Nothing on the 7th partition (the SD partition) is affected, nor are your downloaded market apps in the /data partitions. Personally, I have created a folder in the emmc for all the flashable zips. The CWM recovery allows you to install the zips from the internal sd (emmc) instead of the sd sd (7th partition). That way, I can flash zips to a backup or test sd, and flash to my working sd if everthing's OK.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hikerpack:
Thanks again

Thanks once again. Those are good ideas and I will use them also. I may have been over-thinking the update but this is all new to me. Thanks again.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] natebetween:
Can I add my inquisition to this thread as well? It is exactly what I was wondering....

I have spent a few up and running using the Triple Boot directions found here. Everything has been rock solid.

Now I'm interested in upgrading. Just wanted to make sure I understood this correctly:

1. Since the image I flashed is dated 3/4/12. then does it have all of the changes up to then already baked in? If not....

2. I don't need to do incremental updates, correct? I can just flash the newest images, right?

3. Since the primary (and I believe secondary as well) ROMs have been changed, I need to "boot into the CWM that is included with the dualbootSD and go to "mounts and storage" and choose to format "/system1" "/data1". Remember to also wipe cache."

4. I will need to reinstall all of the following?: gapp and the calendar-email-tts fix even if installing the latest release

Thanks so much. Loving what I've been able to do so far...but just had too many questions to proceed forward with any degree of confidence.

Thanks!
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hikerpack:
Triple Boot Upgrade

"1. Since the image I flashed is dated 3/4/12. then does it have all of the changes up to then already baked in? If not....

2. I don't need to do incremental updates, correct? I can just flash the newest images, right?

3. Since the primary (and I believe secondary as well) ROMs have been changed, I need to "boot into the CWM that is included with the dualbootSD and go to "mounts and storage" and choose to format "/system1" "/data1". Remember to also wipe cache."

4. I will need to reinstall all of the following?: gapp and the calendar-email-tts fix even if installing the latest release"

Although a newby I think I can help as I went through the same process. Of course this applies only to Racks triple boot option and how I have done it.

1) What he is doing is upgrading the complete zip file with the most current files so it is complete as in the first install. You could actually install it following the original install instructions.

2) Correct

3) No, it will overwrite any existing files in the partitions with the new, upgraded files.

4) If you have used Titanium to back up your apps and data(which I recommend) - Titanium is one of the apps Racks includes - then no. Once you boot up, etc and have everything running you can run Titanium to restore your apps and data.

Remember that if you update only from the zip you will only have those apps and data that were included originally. Your SDCard partition will remain unchanged so if you have apps/data on that partition then those will simply have to be reloaded/restored.

Hope this helps.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] natebetween:
Great...had to give you a "Thanks".

I figured he was updating the original install to include newest upgraded files. Maybe the DualBoot image is not 100% updated? (The image I just installed was dated 3/4, but there are updates dated 3/6 and 3/26). Not sure if I should update those or not.

The file I installed was Mirage_CM7_ICS_CM9_DualbootSD.img.zip dated 3/4/12. I have not yet installed any updated.

Thanks for the additional info. I actually didn't have anything of consequence up to this point as I just decided to do a fresh install on a new 8GB Sandisk card with slightly better random write speeds than the old 4GB card. No data of consequence will be lost, but I will look into Titanium for the future upgrades.

Thanks!
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] natebetween:
Nice. Did the updates, but had to reinstall gapps. Will try titanium next time. Loving being able to mess around with ICS. Will have to play around as I get more time.

One last question....I only downloaded and updated the mirage CM7 and Encore CM9 files.

I did not update and encore MIUI files, as, if I understand this correctly, this will take the place of my current mirage CM7 boot image...so I will have this brand new interface.

With the Triple boot, you get a flavor of ICS, but you need to choose whether you waint either "CM7 mirage" or "MIUI". And if I choose MIUI...I need to decide whether I want ICS or GB. Is that about right?

Thanks.

Thanks!
[Motorola Droid X2] litetaker:
Operation #MotoBBB:

I really don't know how useful making a new petition at Change.org is going to do, given that OP MOSH didn't lead us anywhere. But I feel that this + the BBB complaint rally may take us somewhere. Because, for each new BBB complaint, Motorola receives a brand new complaint, a brand new email to reply to and each email they ignore, the more their ratings and ranking and reputation will be affected at BBB.

So, here is the new petition @Change.org:

https://www.change.org/petitions/mo...s-unlock-the-bootloaders?share_id=ZhoxoqVsuz&

The aim of the petition is to get an apology from Motorola and Verizon, get all our Bootloaders unlocked AND get all the devices released within 18 months of the ICS release date to be updated to ICS.

The aim of the BBB complaint is to submit a personal, one on one complaint to Motorola. The way this works is that Motorola will get an email detailing the complaint and they should respond to it within a month, else it will count negatively on their ratings at BBB. An XDA member named iBolski already did this and he got a very detailed response. So this seems to be effective.

Secondly, I and several other users at the Droid X2 forums have also filed a complaint. Though we didn't get a response yet, I feel that Motorola is taking its time as it wants to respond correctly. So, I feel that this is adding pressure to them. Nevertheless, the fact that they MUST respond, otherwise face consequences definitely means that if a sizeable number of people complain, they will be under severe pressure.

So far 9,279 people signed the OP MOSH petition. I can't imagine how much pressure this will cause if each person who signed that petition also filed a BBB complaint. So many BBB complaints in such a short time would firstly be a record and secondly will be a huge pressure on Motorola who HAVE to respond to each and everyone of them, else face consequences.

Therefore, I URGE you to file a BBB complaint, even if you Don't sign the petition. But please do sign the petition once you file a complaint since that way I will know how many of you guys filed a BBB complaint!

Attached is a template letter for filing for the BBB complaint AND instructions on how to do so!

May we prevail! Please do submit this thread as a news tip! The more people know about this, the stronger we get! If you want to follow my ongoing struggle with Motorola, go to: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1547632

Instructions to File BBB Complaint + Template Complaint

God speed!
[Motorola Droid X2] litetaker:
PS: The reason the post seems generic and may be redundant since I already have a post on this forum is because I am going to post it in ALL Motorola forums. :D :p

Mods: Will this be treated as spam?
[Motorola Droid X2] Pixelation:
Hella no, it's not spam it's stepping up to the plate, to swing with brute force.

:) :) :)

This ISN'T my Transformer Prime
[Motorola Droid X2] fakespamaccount:
Not spam

I don't think it would be spam any more than posting links to a petition and asking people to sign it it all the forums. Either way, the BBB thread was getting off topic anyways...
[Motorola Droid X2] thelowend:
Post on ALL of the forums!!!!!
[Motorola Droid X2] litetaker:
LOL!!!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] mocoxk:
hi, i recently change my rom, now i use xxkpt and install cf-root b84, all work fine but when i try open tweaks manager say "tweak manager just work with cf-root kernel" and cwm app say "current kernel:unknow".

i install kernel from recovery and later the fix from cwm app.

ps:sorry my english =D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Shaaan:
Try reflashing the kernel

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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trislr:
I have moded this bar on JVU, but i use JW4 now.

I don't remember how i do it. :(

Could u tell me the name of this bar ???

Sorr my english, i am from Vietnam

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