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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JosepiOT:
Currently trialing CM9/Franco;

Anyhow, whilst streaming data (SIP/streaming radio/etc) connected to wifi after leaving range of the AP, there's a drop (audio) while the mobile data connection is reestablished (?). SetDNS has a notification pop of the changeover to the dns servers used by the hsdpa ap, so I'm guessing that it's resolving a new address every time that wifi is detached?

Is this normal behavior for ICS/android as a whole? Is there any method to keep active on the mobile data side, wifi on and preferred, so when one leaves the wifi area the changeover is relatively nonexistent rather than the 5-10 seconds at hand? That's enough to kill a phone call :(

I'd imagine that in some sense something is retained for the sms push, but I'm guessing that's...well, separate.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Of course there will be a break in streaming switching from WiFi to Mobile data, unless the app uses a large buffer and you're on a delay.

When you're on WiFi, Mobile data is turned off. Keeping both on would defeat (or worse) the battery savings offered by staying on WiFi. Both running at once wouldn't help anything.

You're not going to be able to hold a SIP call between WiFi and Mobile data, you won't be able to consistently get a quick enough handoff to do that. Keep in mind that for things like WiFi calling on T-Mobile devices, they needed a completely separate chip in the phone and specialized software to handle a phone call switch from WiFi to Mobile network seamlessly. That just gives you an example of the extra hurdles it takes to do something like that.
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] (:D):
Hi

The other day I replaced my HTC HD7 screen, both the LCD and Digitizer.

The cracked screen was working fine, and everything was working perfectly.

After changing the screens everything also came up good, the phone booted up and the Windows Phone menu was working fine.

Problem(s):

On the top right corner there is a dead spot about 1cmX4cm going downwards, I can see everything in the corner but it does not detect touch.

Also, the onscreen key board only works on left side landscape mode. When I am in portrait mode I cant use the "O" and the "P" , and when I am in Right side landscape I can't use the "G" icon/key.

This leads me to believe that the digitizer might be faulty, because the LCD shows everything so it can't be that. Or, maybe the ribbon cable might be bad?

Has anyone else had this problem? What can be done?

Any input on this problem will be much appreciated.
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ttblondey:
sent it back for replacement if it's under warranty.
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] (:D):
Sent

Yes, I sent it back, waiting for the replacement now.

Hopefully it will work. I will update the status once I receive the new screen.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rossm1873:
Hi, i had an ics rom and the touchwiz launcher had cool scrolling transitions, kinda looked 3d, im now running another ics rom that has the touchwiz launcher without the scrolling transitions. Does anyone know where a can get an apk or zip file for touchwiz launcher with the 3d transitions? Thankyou :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluefa1con:
that 3d effect was only on the beta rom and has been removed on the stable

you can get the apk from the old rom but i wouldnt recommend it
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rossm1873:
Thankyou, do you know where to get the apk? And do you know what problems i could get if installed it? Thankyou for your help :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluefa1con:
use any zip of the rom and extract the touchwizlauncher i dunno the exact name of apk and install it

idk about problems as i am using cyanogen mod9
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rossm1873:
Thankyou i will give it a try :)
[Nook Color General] Laser_Cat:
I've got a Motorola xt860 unrooted, and also a nook color, rooted and running very smoothly on CM7.2.

They do pair without a problem, but they won't establish an active connection.

I'd like to use the physical keyboard on the phone to type stuff into the nook, particularly when I'm writing longer emails and such. Swype is nice, but I don't have the hang of it yet, and can't use it for business, because when I change meeting times, I tend to end up apologizing for any INCONTINENCE the shift may cause. Not cool.

Is there any way to do this, either via a downloaded app, or some kind of tinkering? Thanks!
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] luna_c666:
Hi, I've been lurking in here for a few days, working on my sister's OG droid someone gave her..I have it flashed with RZRecovery and have installed Frost 1.6, but alas, me being used to newer devices I realize that this device's "multitouch" is more aptly described as "two-point touch"..after reading that some older builds have had 4 point touch enabled, and that newer kernels are not supporting that function (yet, according to the threads I dug up). So, is this something OG Droid owners just have to resign themselves to, using apps that were designed without multitouch functionality enabled?

Apparently there is no Q&A section here lol. I'm used to the Epic4G and TF101 sections here..with some dabbling in MT4G, HD7, Droid 2, Atrix, and Thunderbolt forums..so I hope I don't get flamed for asking this lol.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] luna_c666:
137 people have read this post and no one can chime in with a yes or no? Come on people..a little help? Don't ignore me just because this question has been asked, because with so many 'Droid' branded phones I couldn't come up with a single thread about the OG droid multitouch that was any more recent than april 2011..

A simple yes or no will suffice..yes you have to deal with only two touch points, no there is a way to enable more than two points. And if no, a link would be nice, but that would be more than I expect......
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] durandgir:
I think that's what multi touch means. Two point touch. You almost never use more than two fingers at a time. Droid has it with 2.2 and up I believe. Someone correct me if I'm wrong though. I was not aware that we had 4point touch. Or that kernels did not support it.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] luna_c666:
My epic supports 5 points and my Asus transformer supports 10 (both hands)...but thanks for commenting :)
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] durandgir:
Well my bad then lol I just assumed it was two fingers, though the tablet makes sense, I guess the D1 just never had it written in the kernal, nor was it really ever added I know Froyo brought "true" multitouch or as true as it was going to get at the time.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] luna_c666:
look at this;

http://chromloop.com/2011/07/cyanogenmod-7-for-milestone-a853-rc12-july14-5point-touch/

I'm not schooled enough in the Droid to know what makes a Droid a Droid and a Milestone a Milestone...and why this wouldn't be compatible on newer ROMs..

I know it's an old device, but my Epic and my TF101 sections are BOOMING with bleeding-edge development..and I seriously thought there would be a few OG droid owners developing that had decided to scoff the notion of disposable cell phones upgraded every year..lol
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] durandgir:
Lol sadly almost everyone has moved on, I was going to try to dev but got basically nowhere. Hmmmm maybe there is 4 point touch on the D1. I will have to look into this some more. I was not even aware of this. From my understanding the D1 and Milestone are not that different.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Acudor:
anyone have working flash player on the new cm9 by nAa or can even make mod one for it ?? :|
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RoberGalarga:
Search "flash player armv6" in Google :)
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] (~_^)\m/:
see this ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1386096)

lol
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deedii:
Hi please avoid posting if you have nothing informative/constructive to post.

I noticed you are new.

Welcome to the community.

Please take some time to Introduce Yourself and read FORUM RULES.

Hope you enjoy your stay here, and help others in the future.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XDroidie626:
Hey there people!

Im a massive music fan, a massive android fan and a Xperia X10 user.

But soon my contract on the phone is to come to an end and i would like to know whats the best phone for music e.g Battery life quality etc.

I have used the HTC sensation XE and also experienced the Xperia S sound enhancer but i cant decide on next device

mainly looking at Xperias but could you lot give me advice on next device?

Thanks in advance! :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kteifan26:
Xperia S is great in music , i use a Live With Walkman WT19i

Double Speaker Sound So Sweeet

but if you can get a Xperia S I Would Recommend it :D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XDroidie626:
Think al go for Xperia S then :) shame no quadcores but ah well :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kteifan26:
no quadcores but you got a 1 giga ram with a 1.5 dual Qualcomm thats really good
[HTC One X] JimmyEatFood:
I know many of us are yet to recieve our phones but my girlfriend just asked me how long the One X will be considered a top of the range phone for. Will we see out the length of our contracts with it or will something else come along in the next year and trump it?

Discuss.
[HTC One X] Sinful Animosity:
There's always something that will pop up that will be better. There's no possible way to see nothing better than the one x for two years.
[HTC One X] joschi1985:
As always in the whole entertainment electronics industry it could be considered old, even tomorrow. That's the way it goes!

But why care about the future she should enjoy the device as most of us do!
[HTC One X] JimmyEatFood:
Agreed. She isnt getting a one x anyway, she loves her DHD too much.
[HTC One X] leith51:
Well I've been reading up the Samsung s3 and its going to be on level par to the one x but its said the one x display will still be better than the s3 which isn't due out till end of the year and tbh I've had my dhd for 18 months and yet in all that time I've not found another phone that would interest me until now the one x is going to hold its ground for at least 12 months then start losing its thrill but I reckon it will be between the 12 month and 18month Mark where something else will be the next big thing.
[HTC One X] Sinful Animosity:
Better is relative to your opinions
[HTC One X] leith51:
Of course they are my opinions and the 20+ people who I have spoke to
[HTC One X] BugsyLawson:
Since 2010, HTC themselves have gone from the Desire >Desire HD >Sensation/SensationXE >One X. Even if you ignore the minor change in the sensation range, that's four new flagship phones in less than two years.

You can bet your bottom dollar that the One X will be trumped before the year is out, but that's just the way the market is (if it wasn't, the One X probably wouldn't exist today).

All you can do is pick the phone that's right for you and enjoy it while you can. There will always be something else around the corner.

That's just my opinion of course :)

Bugsy
[HTC One X] Sinful Animosity:
I'm just saying, you have no idea. You seem to be predisposed to HTC, so you probably favor the one x. S3 isn't even out yet, so I have no idea how you can judge by specs.
[HTC One X] SartoriXX:
As with any electronics, just get the best that you can afford at the time you want it. That's really all anyone can do. New models of phone, TV, HiFi, etc are out all the time, no question HTC will have a new 'flagship' model out within 12 months from previous track record.

My reasoning for getting the HTC One X is that my Desire that I bought 2 yr ago has held up pretty well until recently, also thanks to good ROM support here. The fact that this is a Tegra 3 phone and also that I had good experience with my previous HTC phone helped the decision that it should last fairly well.

Other phones such as GS3 might have some things slightly better/worse but I don't expect it to be night/day differences.
[HTC One X] Chartist:
I would not be surprised if the Galaxy s3 processor doubled many of the ONE's benchmarks. So what? In the real world it will make little difference.

For at least the next year, both phones will still be much faster than 70% of other androids and both will run everything as smoothly as an iPhone. The processors in both the ONE and the S3 will in 2 years time be 5 or 10 times slower than the latest processors, but the difference in user experience will be trivial. Both will still run buttery smooth because the demands of android will not increase at anything like the same rate.

There will also be many more wifi hotspots to compensate for the lack of 4g and many apps will use cloud servers rather than the phone for processing. This will make benchmarks matter even less. In other words, by 2014 the ONE and S3 will look obsolete in terms of benchmarks but will still work really well for all the tasks they currently perform.

By 2014, both will be struggling with some games. More importantly, they will be lacking the new killer features from 2013 and 2014 such as 4g, light field camera, desktop mode, and built in Google TV. These will remain on the drawing board throughout 2012 but may become premium features by 2014. They will require new hardware components that probably wont be found in any phone that is built in 2012.

This is the bottom line: the ONE will not become obsolete due to any lack of processing power or benchmarks (which is all that the S3 will challenge it on) but rather to the lack of new features that are still in the development phase but will eventually require new and additional hardware components that neither the ONE or S3 have.
[HTC One X] Arthur Hucksake:
HTC changed their approach this year, dont think they will release anything else other than special editions of these. Maybe chuck Beats headphones in the box and give it a different lick of paint.

They want to rebuild the brand, get it plugging higher numbers again. Im just surprised they opted for different CPUs either side of the world, strange marketing move that one. They should have just stuck to Tegra 3 and plugged the gaming support or something.
[HTC One X] mattman83:
Except Tegra3 can't handle 4G without a separate radio (which kills the battery). Hence S4 for the LTE/4G versions, and Tegra3 elsewhere since quad core sounds better :P

Real world, both processors are near enough to equally capable, with each excelling in particular areas.

M.
[HTC One X] SWYRx:
Krait supports LTE, which is only used in the US.

:/
[HTC One X] gaiden0000:
It really is dependent on what you consider a long life expectancy. I'm still using my HD2 and love the fact that I can flash so many different OS's and Roms to it. Lets be honest and HD2 with a good ROM and a huge/fast SD card gives the Sensation a run for it's money.

The One X will be one of those phones that will hold it's ground for years to come because of its raw power (although 1GB of RAM really?? ya could have upped it for a brother).
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Kinda confused how some of you are saying the SGSIII is going to have a worse screen etc.....and I highly doubt they are going to wait until the end of the year to release it. Would be shooting themselves in the foot. Not like Apple where if they don't release something, they'll be fine for a while. Everything is pointing to a release soon, it's in carrier testing in korea already. Plus, they want to get in on the marketing opportunity of the London Olympics which is going to be huge for promoting the phone and getting the worlds attention.

It's also rumored to have the SAMOLED HD Plus so idk how you know the One X screen is going to be better along with 20+ of people you've asked, they haven't even seen it yet.

As for phone longevity. The One X will certainly become overtaken by other phones by the end of this year. There is so much competition within Android, though we already know the few top handset makers; HTC, Samsung, Motorola, etc...The user experience will still be fine, though battery is my worry. Non-removable and with phones like the Razr Maxx getting absolutely stunning battery life, I can only see other flagship handsets coming with gigantic batteries also while keeping the slim profile. I mean, the phone is already unibody and theres no cover....why not just put a bigger battery in there?

If you want the phone and like it, just buy it and enjoy it until you feel ready to upgrade. I'd personally opt for Krait because Tegra 3 is running on a generation old architecture, but thats my opinion.
[HTC One X] F4M0U569:
You're obviously a Samsung fan. Stop trolling the forum, take your dispute elsewhere this is not a 4th grade debate forum
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Your clearly dumb and ignorant.

I'm stating facts......if it was the other way around and Samsung came out with the SGSIII already while everyone is talking about One X rumors, would you say the One X is going to come out the end of this year close to christmas??

Thats nearly a 2 year phone life cycle.

And what if they were saying OMG SAMOLED HD Plus is so much better than the One X screen when the One X hasn't even been released yet?? Wth do you say to that? Oh your just a fanboy, stop trolling the forums....this isn't a 4th grade debate.

I'm replying to the HTC fan troll how about that?

Maybe make some reasonable arguments and posts. Instead of just calling other people trolls. I didn't even say anything that made me sound like a Samsung fanboy, and thats because I'm not. I look at the specs, the facts, and base decisions around that.

The One X is good, but the One XL is better IMO. Tegra 3 is running four cortex-A9 cores built on the 40-45nm fabrication process. It's the same cores being used since the HTC Sensation and SGSII.

Look at Krait, running a brand new architecture built on the 28nm fabrication process. That's a pretty big gap, and it's showing in most of the benchmarks (though benchmarks should be taken with a grain of salt, they're a good hint at relative performance). 28nm fabrication means, less heat, less energy, while keeping about the same level of performance. But Krait has more pipelines etc...resulting in it being much faster than the Snapdragon S3.

Don't just go around calling people trolls, you sound like the 4th grader.
[HTC One X] leith51:
I have no idea!!! How rude more like you don't have a clue do you have any idea what phones have passed through my hands Erm no so maybe you should be quiet

Phone list

Htc desire hd(current phone)

Samsung galaxy s2

Sony xpreia s

IPhone 4s and 4

LG 3d

Just to name a few

As for the s3 its called trawling the net and doing research try it sometime you may find relevant information like I did before you start posting someone you know nothing about
[HTC One X] F4M0U569:
Sir, I have deemed your comment to stupid to actually bother replying due to idiotic and senseless babbling.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] nringwood SGS2:
Go check out this app in the market.

It creates a zip of your apps that you can flash in cwm when you wipe phone. I know for a fact it doesn't work on Eugene's cm7 but maybe it works on other Roms. Test it first:)

LINK: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/m2gpv44zoas0odp/ZIFjxPMHFU/scd.app2zip-1.apk

Sent from a badass galaxy.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bourdier:
GooglePlay direct link....

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=scd.app2zip&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsInNjZC5hcHAyemlwIl0.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] virajss:
For addictive flashers like me, this application is a God send!!

There are some bugs but here's the way to fix it:

0. Install the APPS2ZIP application from the link above.

1. Get a root file browser

2. Copy the "update-binary" file found in any T989 roms ZIP file \meta-inf folder.

3. Paste/overwrite the file here: /data/data/scd.app2zip/files

and then run the APPS2ZIP to create the update.zip file.

I have tested this file and it works great!! Its like flashable Titanium Backup restore !!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] nringwood SGS2:
Well looking here we can make it work. Ill be testing on my lunch break!

Sent from a badass galaxy.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] linye:
It restore data and all?

Sent from my SGH-T989
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] nringwood SGS2:
Not to sure. Will give it a try and find out. If it doesn't titanium will restore app data way quicker once they installed.

Sent from a badass galaxy.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] nringwood SGS2:
Hmm not finding app2zip where you specified? I'm on cm7.

Sent from a badass galaxy.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] virajss:
Yes, it restores data as well. Infact its the bad thing, I wanted it to have the option of just restoring the app and no data.

Not sure how the folder structure for CM7 is, I tested it on BeastMod5. Can you look in /data location. It should be there.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Towle:
You could always clear the apps data before creating the zip.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] nringwood SGS2:
Output zip file already exists is what I get when trying to.create a zip after updating binary

Sent from a badass galaxy.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] virajss:
Delete the update.zip file located at the root of your internal memory space and then try again.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] nringwood SGS2:
Works. Thanks guys

Sent from a badass galaxy.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] defconoi:
Omg awesome, works great. Why wasn't this around forever? This should be integrated into cwm.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bobbyphoenix:
+1,000,000

I can't count the hours I spent re-setting up all my apps after flashing. I never want to use Ti backup since I screwed it up once. This seems much easier for me.

EDIT - What's the difference between free and paid? Usually there is a change log. Or is it just a donation version?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] nringwood SGS2:
Not to sure. All I know is that this thing is awesome haha. An integration with cwm would be cool

Sent from a badass galaxy.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] nringwood SGS2:
Any of you guys hhaving the issue of when I install the zip and reboot. I Click on the app and it fc's?

Sent from a badass galaxy.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] virajss:
Run Fix Permissions.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] nringwood SGS2:
See that's what I thought it was but I fixed them a couple times and it still fc's.

Sent from a badass galaxy.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] narlynarwhal:
Anyone know if this works with ics roms?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Ladylover31:
I used it to build a zip and also flashed the zip on ICS. So, I'd say it does work with ICS Roms. Way awesome!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] :
Good on aokp evo?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] root_galaxy:
Stuck on signing zip file?

Hey guys,

So i"m trying to create a zip file using this but when it gets to the signing part, it just hangs. Anyone else get this problem? Any ideas on how to fix it?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Caboose13:
love this!!! sadly some apps FC when flashed. not sure why.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] masze:
been using this on aosp jb and it works perfect...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] shaunlit:
Great App
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] style154:
Does this app work when switching devices? Gonna be getting my gs2 back soon and want to keep all my app data
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Dennisalex:
It didnt Work For Me, I Prefered TB.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bobbyphoenix:
Yes. All you have to do is transfer the zip to the other device. It works great on my GSII. Just installed Jedi Mind Trick ROM for the T-Mo version. Only two apps I had to uninstall and re-install because of FC, but my other 152 worked like a charm.