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[Atrix 4G Android Development] leonardoaraujo:
you can try to wipe data google play, restart, look on google maps in google play.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] rskyline:
Sir sorry for my ignorance but this rom is made by you from source or is a port??

Enviado desde mi Atrix™ 4G CM7 Nightly
[Atrix 4G Android Development] TheSmokingAndroid:
Thanks for keeping us updated =)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ATRIXXIRTA:
For internal storage flash sdcardswitch.zip

I think you can find it at www.jokersax.com

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Super excited about new version being release LEO!!

Ready and willing to test what needs to be tested

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Same here!

I always flash all my zips while in recovery all at once, and ive never had an issue, I always recommend flashin everything at once. Correct me if im wrong, but for me so far so good =D
[Atrix 4G Android Development] tennyleaz:
Can anyone get opera to work?

I tried opera mobile/mini/next, but none of them can launch...

:(
[Atrix 4G Android Development] berniesteven:
Mini works fine. Peace
[Atrix 4G Android Development] cmoG530:
Opera Next is working for me.

#Sent from my God given Atrix 4G
[Atrix 4G Android Development] tasadar:
How to enable TABLET mode like in screen shots ?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] cognus:
If it matters, mine is a P509 - my question is whether any of you have found, short of custom ROM, a way to remove bloat apps, or freeze them effectively, given a stock LG ROM? I run kernel 2.6.32.9 and it is very stable. just wanting to free up cycles and memory

the reason I can't get along with custom ROM is the lack of wifi calling [that is, the way it is supposed to work, via T-mo]

Will Titanium Pro do this? any nasty side effects?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] fratermus:
root - delete the apps.

TiBackup - freeze or delete.

All of these work. I just test-searched this subforum for remove bloatware and was rewarded with an abundance of information. This also contains info on the likeliest followup question, "what apps can I remove?".

FWIW, I find greatest stability and battery life on a sanitized stock ROM but run CM7 on principle. I use Google Voice + Groove IP for my wifi calling needs. Works fine and doesn't eat TMO voice mins.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Android311:
I just go to system/app and delete the apps or "bloatware" that you dont need, titanium backup does the same but you have the option to freeze. If you want to get rid of it quick and easy just go to system/app and delete the app you want gone. Be careful what you delete, stay away from system apps that your phone will need. I would make a backup first before you start deleting just to be safe :) hope this helps
[Optimus One, P500, V General] cognus:
you are my man! i use the same plan with T-mo - do everything I can on wifi, keep data turned off 90% of the time, send pics via GoSMS Pro...

Thank you both, fratermus and 'droid311 for the help.

If you don't mind let me list a few that I ASSUME I can safely remove - if you see something dangerous pls let me know

- Drivesmart

- Telenav

- thinkfree office

- visual voicemail

- Voice Search

- web2go home

- Pacman demo [good grief]

- places

- latitude

- fm radio [never worked]

- dinerdash

- doodle

ok fire away

btw - re: titanium does the freeware version do the trick or the upgrade?

I'll have a look at system/root - not an expert su by any means
[Optimus One, P500, V General] cognus:
OK, friends I got it rolling now. handful of that stuff uninstalled.

could I bug you for just a couple of specifics?

- Keyboards: I have been running the Gingerbread keybd for awhile and like it well enough - the handset still has he original keyboard installed. is it safe to uninstall/remove that or is it involved with the core ROM?

- Similarly, I seem to have three Messaging things stacked: there is the original which I guess was on the handset from the edge: there is an Update to the stock Messaging app, then there is GoSMS Pro which is what I actually use. Is it safe to uninstall the other/stock messaging apps?

- Maps [latitude] is a pig - it loads three modules at powerup and I never even use it [my eyes and that screen with ddetailed maps,, no worky well]. safe to remove? answer seems to be yes.

that's all. I am a happy camper
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Android311:
Are you running cm7?

-You would probaly get a foreclose if you delete it, I would go into play store (android market) and find the keyboard you want, download it and push it to system/app then delete the old gingerbread key board.

-I wouldnt move/delete the stock messaging apps because I think (not positive) but gosms pro would need your stock messaging app to run off of.

-yes maps can be safe to remove

-Also reading your list of your bloat ware, they all can be deleted safely with no harm
[Optimus One, P500, V General] cognus:
thank you so much!

no, i'm running 2.2 LG rom and it is so stable I am ok to stay here, especially because WIFI calling works like butter... excellent.

uninstalled maps, finally - nothing else would stop it from loading up. no harm done, as you indicated.

all this has managed to free up about 35% of the meager ROM.

I guess this is about as good as it gets if one retains wifi calling, gmail/voice, and basic decent apps like a good media player, maps [that is, 3rd party], sms/mms, memos, calendar, reminders, notifier[missed message flasher the only one I have found that actually works]
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Android311:
No problem man, make sure you always backup ;)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ParadigmBlack:
Eh!

I'm considering buying this phone (uh...tablet?) but there are somethings that kinda get me besides the price.

The first thing that I want to know from the owners of a SGNote, how long does the battery life last for you. I'm a heavy user on my smartphones (My Samsung Focus can't keep up.) and most of the times I'm no where near an outlet. Also, External batteries any good?

Second thing, Do most ROMs support the S-Pen? I was thinking of rooting it and putting ICS on the beast, but I'm scared that the S-Pen won't function correctly after.

Lastly, Heavy Duty Cases? I'm rough on my phones.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geo.samuel:
Hi there!!

Would not be able to answer all of your questions, however will pitch in for few.

Battery backup?

As you already know it basically depends on the usage of the phone, wifi/3g always on with bluetooth and other connections heavy screen on time 3d games will dry out the juice quicker,

My experience

Bluetooth on for 5 to 6 hrs 3g full day, good screen on time... Lasts me a day and a half!!

This is with franco kernel.

Hard case availability??

Right place to look at is the accessory thread for note... Loads of reviews for the cases and screenguards out there... And it seems otterbox will be comming out with a cover for note soon... Some petitions as well going out there!!

S pen support??

All the roms support s pen and as you want to install ics, lemme tell you that its even better on ics rom,. When i say better I mean more responsive! Soon in the official launch of the ics by samsung we are promised premium suite ie a bunch of applications developed by samsung keeping s pen in mind!!

In my opinion its a great device and you should definitely go for it!!

If it helped click thanks

SHOT from my LOADED GT-N7000!!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pboesboes:
S-pen is functional in the ICS ROM I'm using (Stunner). Samsung's apps don't work but there are plenty of apps that support the pen. Quill even supports the pressure sensitivity.

With heavy usage I get about 6 hours out of a battery. Normal usage, wouldn't know, it hasn't run out yet in that case. I would estimate 15 hours. The screen is a huge power hog :p
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WereCatf:
That's odd. On my Note it's the applications consuming much more power than the screen, the screen is actually the least of my worries there. I do use automatic brightness, though, perhaps that's the thing.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chasmodo:
I strongly second this.:)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pboesboes:
It's on top of my battery stats list with 41% of sucked power. That's with a lot of screen time though.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] papampi:
I think Note is a great deal for any one who wants a phone to be more than just a phone !!!!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steve2509:
Note is defintely one of the best phone made.

Battery last for very long, 10 hours of heavy usage with 3.5 hours screen time on.

Size? Definately not a problem, will be big at first, and u will get used to it very fast, because its amazing experince browsing, watching vids, playing games on the phone. other phones will look like a toy to u soon.

So far most of the rom maintain s pen functionality. There are so many rom to choose from, just look for the one with the s pen support.

Why would the dev create a rom for gnote that dont support s pen in the first place when the s pen is one of the best things on note. :)

Good luck mate.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avetny:
wait.... and buy galaxy s III
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrDSL:
no wait and buy the Galaxy S IV...no wait and get the Note 3
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mohammedfariz:
my SGN runs slightly more than 12hrs...

minimun running services, all black non live wallpaper and 0% screen brightness.

and i always have the usb cable with me just in case my SNG needs an urgent charge along the way in the office.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avetny:
I dont know about you my man. Im ready to sell it my note...to get SIII;) On the first day of realize ;)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrDSL:
yeah its crossed my mind but im confident that a couple days later i would want my big ass screen back..

whatever the sgs3 has a lot will probably go into the next note so i may just wait till then.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avetny:
True !! this is only 1 thing I will miss !
[HTC Sensation] Infiltrator2K:
I S-off'd my HTC Sensation using Revolutionary's S-Off & recovery tool. I also installed the Superuser app to give me 'root' although I simply cannot access the phone's internal memory. (only my 8GB SD card is recognized by W764bit).

I've tried everything I can think off, including: uninstalling/reinstalling the drivers, rebooting, enabling USB debugging, factory rest, renaming the ext-SD's drive from H to Z, enabling disk connection type, installing HTC Sync, mounting/demounting,

Bizarrely, when I physically remove the ext SD card Windows 7 displays a drive, although its unaccessable and PC connect goes into charge only mode with 'disk' option not available.

I did have trouble installing Superuser 3.0.7 and had to retry several times, also in the apps menu its icon is a green android appose to a grey andoid with cross bones. Does this mean my phone's not rooted?

I also noticed whilst backing up using the recoverythat it does find the ext SD. I'm in a bit a situation because I used Revolutionary so I could install ICS, and now it's available over OTA I can't install it because of the S-Off.

Would it be easier for me to reurn it to stock and just install over OTA?

I've tried everything I can think of and searched everywhere to resolve this issue so help much appreciated.

Cheers Ian
[HTC Sensation] k0zmic:
Internal memory isn't meant to be accessed.

No the green Android is the new icon, you should be rooted. To check download an app like Titanium and see if you can obtain root access.

Is your SD card formatted as an EXT partition?

Easiest way to get ICS from where you are is to follow this guide: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21989107

I assume you've already done SuperCID so backup your stuff and then move onto the part that says update firmware.
[HTC Sensation] Skipjacks:
Do you mean you can't access the SD card from the phone? Or just from the computer?

If you can view the SD card contents from within the phone just fine, it could be that you formatted the SD card with a file structure that's incompatible with Windows.
[HTC Sensation] Infiltrator2K:
Thanks for the reply K0mic... When I said memory I meant storage, or is this the came case?

If Revolutionary S-Off is a bootloader unclocker then use I've SuperCID (sorry complete noob), but yeah I got the beta key.

The SD card is FAT32 ATM which will el[plain why the backup doesn't recognize it :) What's the best way to format it to EXT? is it using 3rd party software or can it be done with Android?

I went to follow this guide:

w w w .androidauthority.c o m/sensation-install-ics-aokp-rom-63544

when installing ICS and 'step 4' is the problem I have; I simply cannot access the Sensation's Internal SD card :/ Windows only displays the phone's fitted 8GB microSD card :/
[HTC Sensation] Infiltrator2K:
I can view the microSD fine with W7, but maybe that's because its Fat32. It's the internal SD card I can't access, or is it because that one has an EXT partition?

Cheers Ian
[HTC Sensation] GROGG88:
You cannot access your internal memory (it's not an internal sd card) from windows explorer. You'll need to use adb in order to obtain access to your internal memory through your pc...

android-dls.com/wiki/index.php?title=ADB
[HTC Sensation] Infiltrator2K:
Ahh... that explains why then :) I take it the internal storage is where the HBoot and ROM resides?

I think I may has misinterpeted what ext SDcard means. (I thought it mean external, i.e. the microSD card you can access/remove. So, when a website's guide tells to to place a ROM's file in the internal SD and not the EXT SD they mean place the file on the FAT32 partion of the same physical micro SDcard that contains both FAT32 and EXT partitions correct?

And the true internal storage is where the ROM (GB/ICS) and Hboot is located along with all of the OS' system files? If this is the case I take it there's no real reason for the average person to want or need to access the device's internal storage unless allowing a tool like Revolutionary to write to it.

I hope I've explained myself enough, so do I have the right understanding now?

Cheers Ian
[HTC Sensation] gordonlu:
You can see your SD card in windows 7 (PC) but not the internal memory. If you want to flash something in to your phone's internal memory (hboot, boot, system, recovery etc) through the PC, you can use adb command. Or you can flash the zip file thorough SD card with custom recovery.

If you want to change the android system file on phone, you can use root explore (you can find it on google play) or other apps.:)
[HTC Sensation] Infiltrator2K:
So all I need to do to get ICS on my S-off Sensation is download the relevant ICS ROM to my micro SDcard and run it from recovery?

Also, is recovery not recognizing Ext SD because I've not created the partition yet? If so what is the EXT partition actually used for?

Cheers Ian
[HTC Sensation] gordonlu:
If you want to get custum ICS ROM, first, you need a s-off phone, then flash a custom recovery, then flash adequate firmware (hboot, radio) with custom recovery, then flash the custum rom. You can found detail guide and files in sensation Rom develope forum.

The sencond question, I don't know what kind of problems you met. When you enter recovery, you can choose install zip from SD card. Or you met another promblem?

I hope these answer can help you :)
[HTC Sensation] XaQi 101:
I think I am kind of get what you problem is, as I read thru the site you give it seem have some mistake at no 4. Because you want see or never have access to internal memory of the phone. Just place the ROM on the SD card. as you see on step 9 you have to “wipe data/ factory reset” the phone. This procedure will definetly remove/delete the rom if you place in internal memory. The Clock Work Recovery also don't have function to install ROM from internal memory. I think maybe some miss typo on the site.

Another things is if you are now on stock Gingerbread not custom ROM you'll be get the FOTA update. Since S-OFF and rooting don't bother the update file, but you have to change to Default or original Recovery because you will get hang on htc white screen after reboot. Maybe the FOTA just not been role up on your country/carrier or unknown reason.

*sorry for my bad english
[HTC Sensation] Infiltrator2K:
XaQi nailed it... it was a typo on the websites behalf that threw me. Many thanks with your help though and for explaining things, it's much appreciated ;)

I am running what I believe stock Gingerbread, but I used Revolutionary Tool to aquire S-off and installed Clock Work Recovery. I installed Superuser for root, although I believe this to be just a normal app and nothing to do with the Hboot process.

I used the Revolutionary tool so I could manually install ICS as at the time it wasn't available OTA, although it became available yesterday, but now I've tinkered around with the Revolutionary tool it won't install, only hanging with the red exclamation mark.

That typo you so rightly pointed out to me cost me a lot of time wasting. I spend hours trying to resolve what I thought was an issue :mad: Muppets who wrote those instructions!

How can I install ICS OTA now? Either way I can't install atm as things are.

Cheers Ian
[HTC Sensation] XaQi 101:
Always check the software update on settings.

If you can find a link to download the compatible FOTA file or RUU you may go with it. But remember to install Stock Recovery before OTA I use this guide to get back to Stock Recovery it may help you to. [GUIDE] Get Stock Recovery/Install OTA Updates without losing data.

Other's option is install custom ROM go to Sensation Android Development, there are many great custom ROM you may find one that suite you. Just follow the instruction carefully.

If you want something similar to OTA you may want to try this [ROM] HTC Sensation *STOCK* ROMs | 3.32.401.x | Ice Cream Sandwich | HTC Sense 3.6 but I recommended [ROM] Android Revolution HD 6.6.0 | ICS | High Quality & Performance | 3.32.401.105 for many support and guide.
[HTC Sensation] Infiltrator2K:
Sweet

Top man ;) I found a link on how to remove Revolutionary and return the phone to stock although I don't see the point if I can install tweaked ROMs like that :D I take it I can install the ROMs with S-off and rooted?
[HTC Sensation] GROGG88:
You can install OTA updates, or custom ROMs with s-off and root. The catch is that you'll need to change between recoveries to do so...

OTA updates = stock recovery

Custom ROMs = CWM or EXT4 recoveries

Follow the link provided two posts up, or let me know if you want a PG58IMG.zip I made for the stock recovery. I made another for CWM touch but I won't share warez.

Also, if you're going to flash a custom ICS rom you'll need to update your firmware first to one of the 3.32 releases...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] S52Stu:
I have been a big fan of xda for a really long time. I have never needed to actually obtain a username because almost everything can be found with the search function. Problem is I have ran into a couple things that I can't resolve myself with playing around reflashing/factory resets.

Just as a Pre Req - I am using a Samsung i727 on AT&T updated to the leak the day it came out - Have since ran two different Roms

-NexusMod-ICS-Beta-3

- ICSMOD5

I experienced the following problems with the leak and both Roms. I'm just wondering if I'm missing a fix for any of this, or if it is simply something that the wonderful DEV's here have not gotten to. Obviously there are other issues, but in reading threads these are the ones that I have not heard anyone address. I have heard them mentioned, but never addressed.

1. I have a Sony Bluetooth Audio Head Unit in my car. Every ROM I ever flashed for GB I was able to get the A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) to work and send the artist/album/song title to my unit. This no longer works and seems to have some serious dropping issues from time to time. As well as a very slow next or back function (all of which was not there with GB).

2. I CANNOT fix permissions. I always try first in CWM (which I have updated and paid for the new touch version) and every time I try click on fix permissions it says done instantly as well as when I clear Dalvik it shows as E: is not found or accessible. I have re-flashed, went back to ICS leak with Odin, used the DarkSide Wipe, went back to gingerbread, flashed to ICS leak, flashed to NexusMod. Still cannot fix permissions. In ROM manager it will just hang up and never finish. I read all the time about people *fixing permissions* in ICS. I have never been able to.

Any insight that any of you could give me on any of these issues would be greatly appreciated. I understand that this is my first post and TBH I'm kinda sad that I actually have to post. For so long you had everything already addressed, and may very well have already addressed this. But my eyes are exhausted, and I feel as though I have checked all my resources.

In short thank you for all that you guys do, and look forward to maybe one day being able to help you.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] burgeswe:
It seems that the newer versions of CWM are somewhat iffy on some devices (like mine.) I would try a few different versions. I've personally only had luck with the custom version from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1472954

Following the exact same steps and only changing the versions of CWM I got permissions fixed. Hopefully you'll be in the same boat

I have no idea on the Bluetooth issue, most of what I've seen with ICS/Bluetooth has been positive. You might try using a bluetooth.apk from another ICS build with similar hardware (I have no idea what Bluetooth chip we're running.) I think the version from GB probably isn't compatible, but knowing myself I'd probably try it just to make sure.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] nrm5110:
Also install busybox from the market and run it it might help
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] S52Stu:
Thank you for the quick comments. I am not familiar with BusyBox, but I will make myself familiar and post back with my findings

I will also try that version of CWM touch and report back with my finding's on that.

When you refer to bluetooth.apk How would this be installed? Just from zip in CWM or like a regular downloaded app not via the market? What would be your best suggestions other than the .apk from GB that I will of course try first. The i989 one from there ICS leak? The i777? Just trying to get ideas on what I should be searching for at this point.

Again thank you
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] burgeswe:
Honestly, I don't know what version of the apk you'd want to use, because it's going to depend on the bluetooth chip manufacturer. I'd say something else by samsung shuold be a good place to start

To install, you'd just back up the bluetooth.apk in /system/app using a root file explorer, and drop in the replacement, then reboot
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] S52Stu:
BusyBox has resolved my Fix Permissions issue. Thank you nrm5110!

I am going to try and find the GB BT.apk somewhere and attempt to see if that fixes the issue.

Again thank you for the insight...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] nrm5110:
No problem broski hope to see you become an active and cool member since you now have an account