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[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Razr03:
so if i was to purchase a new jack for it and solder it in it would perhaps work?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Logseman:
It... could, but that is certainly beyond my knowledge.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lightningdude:
Your phone should have come with an adapter, which will make other headphones compatible. If it didn't, you can find those adapters through different sources, such as eBay.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Razr03:
would you be able to link me to one so that i know what i am looking for?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShahinTehShiz:
+1, Need this headphone adapter since I could use my Beats or other headphones because of it never being supported by the Play :(
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ToTheBlue:
I'm also curious about switching the jack out. I am about to take my play apart and rebuild it with some custom parts, and if it is at all possible to switch out the jack, or even put in some kind of micro adapter, I would. I've been searching the web for a few hours now with no success, so any help would be appreciated.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fma965:
it has mic in same connector . Nearly all phones have this connector .

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You would lose microphone then wouldn't you ?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jinjola:
com.sonyericsson.unsupportedheadsetnotifier

i found a file in the xperia play it say's com.sonyericsson.unsupportedheadsetnotifier if i delete that file so what will happen any suggestions:p
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazymonkey05:
No I just think that would stop the notification not the support
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fma965:
Just removes notification and nice bump.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobakareli:
i guess this should help anyone, who's trying to use other headsets with sony-ericsson xperia devices

http://www.amazon.com/Sony-EC250-He...3&keywords=jack+adapter+3.5+for+sony-ericsson
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fritzbored:
you will some issues with playback, and even if it would not say accessory not supported music would still not play or it would sound pretty horrible
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Prathik62:
Earphones

Dude, dont be a dumbass. If you delete the file you wont get notification of "Headphones not supported ..Blah blah"

and still it wont support the headphones/earphones
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XDM inc:
i know this too well, this could be a quick fix

Not plugging it in all the way might help, but only if you have the xperia play headphone adapter
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Confl!ct:
Bump...

My 'Play was on Android 4.0.3 using the NXT Gaming ROM, and I never received this message, and I could easily play the music through my earphones (they have a mic-in and a controller, pretty expensive earphones..).

Now that I've reverted back to the stock ROM using Sony's Emma, I am now getting this message again.

This support seems to rely heavily on the ROM/Kernel, NOT the hardware!

Is there a way to get around this without having to upgrade back to Android 4.0.3 again?

I don't use my device as a phone anymore, but as a portable emulator for GameBoy games (it works extremely well doing this) and MyBoy (emulator) has a bug with Android 4.0.3 where the game doesn't write to the SD card when saving.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vortelf:
Since my earphones decided to go on an adventure to the washing machine, I have replaced them with 3 different earphones - every one of them working like a charm. I only had problem with my Beats on my stock rom, but after ICS they were working fine too.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] pogiewun:
Hey all. I purchased the TryIt black leather flip case with the stand about 2 weeks ago off ebay $44.69 shipped. I honestly didn't like it at first but it has grown on me. It takes a while to get used to holding the phone with the case cover flipped back. My only real complaint is the sturdiness of the kick stand. Looking at the pictures on ebay, i thought the kick stand was metal. It actually is a cheap plastic stand that snaps off really easily. A little bit of pressure makes it come off, luckily it snaps back into place. The genuine leather gives it a nice feel. The ID/credit card slots are convenient. However, it can only hold up to 4 cards comfortably. The fitment of the case hugs the note perfectly with all holes aligned. Surprisingly it doesn't add much bulk. Enough rambling...now for the pics:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] CreekDirt:
That's a bummer about the kickstand. How is the call quality with with the case closed and how easy is it to remove from the case itself?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] pogiewun:
call quality is fine with the case closed. i was thinking the caller would sound muffled, but they actually sound clear. removing the case seemed quite difficult at first, but after doing it several times, you get used to it. at first it seems like you will break the clip on liner but it actually is really durable.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] CreekDirt:
I'm really digging the look of this case. How much was it?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] pogiewun:
i got it off ebay $44.69 shipped. a lil pricey, but i say the black leather is what makes it worth it for me. ill add this info to the review. thanks for the reminder.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Budge:
I'm thinking of ordering the non-flip version of this case. Does the top bezel touch the surface of the display at all? It looks like it only touches the sides. I want to add a Glas.t screen protector, but I don't want the case to touch it.

Also, how much size and weight does this add? Would you consider this a slim case (without the flip cover)? Thanks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] pogiewun:
top bezel does not touch the surface. you will be fine if you order the glass screen protector.

it doesnt add much weight at all. i would consider it a slim case if it is the one without the flip cover.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Budge:
Thanks. Does the bezel all you to place the phone face down without the display touching the table? It looks like the bezel might be slightly raised above the level of the display (not once the glas.t protector is on, though).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] pogiewun:
the bezel is slightly raised, but its like half a mm. i still feel like the screen touches the table when on its face. i wouldnt recommend having the face down with this case.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Budge:
I'm still thinking of getting this case. How is your holding up? Also, have you ever tried the Elago G4 or Rearth Ringke Slim? I'm curious how much thicker this case is over the others.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] pogiewun:
the case is holding up pretty well. i haven't tried any other cases other than this one so far. i am actually thinking about purchasing the seido active case with the kickstand. i did have my first drop a couple weeks ago. i was in my car with the door open and it slipped out of my jacket pocket. when it hit the ground it actually popped out of the case. luckily it wasnt too high off the ground. there was no damage to the phone since it was in the case when it hit, but when it popped it, it did slide a couple inches.

i can confirm that this case is not made for drop protection.

:(
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] sweetboy02125:
I have the Samsung flip case, using it now, not sure to keep it. It's so unconvinced compare to my non-flips one. What the better way to use it? hard to hold unless fold the flip all the way to the back, take extra time to "open the case" .... Grrrr
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] pogiewun:
just purchased the mugen power extended battery. pm me if you are interested in this case since i dont need it anymore.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] flupo2000:
Hi Everyone,

I know may be you don't like my thread's name, It is my opinion and I want to know your opinion.

The reason why I'm asking this, simply because I rooted my Razr XT910 to ICS and I really regret. You will tell me , unroot, sure I can do. But I want to pass my experience and to everyone cannot wait to root his Razr.

Ok my reasons are as follows:

1- If you are not very careful you simply can lose your phone

2-After rooting from 2.3.6 on Razr XT910 to ICS 4.0.4 and after the tension because of my mistake and was going to lose my Razr, I found the ICS very basic not much to add to UI. Meaning no widgets like contacts favourites and many others so simply you have to keep installing apps either free or buying not like the original 2.3.6.

3- Not fast as expected

4- No enough support for the Razr XT910 very minimal. Everything is for Droid Razr XT912. I did a mistake by installing a rom for Droid Razr and it blocked my phone and I had to use RSD to install SBF.

5- Themes are very poor

Again guys this is a personal opinion, just wanted to share it with you and to think twice before rooting you Razr XT910

My ROM is Razr-AOKP-GSM-J.Y.Daddy

BTW, I tried Eternity project for Razr XT910 and I got Installation aborted message and again no help in its thread how to overcome the issue
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Mataraty:
There is more to rooting a phone then just install roms.

Some programs need root to give all the benefits they have, like Rootbrowser, System tuner Pro and SetCPU.

With a rooted phone I can set my cpu level during day, work hours and night.

I can freeze and unfreeze bloatware, make backups and optimize my phone as I like to with or without a rom.

That's why I got it rooted.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] flupo2000:
Great thanks for sharing. To add more benefits for everybody why don't you add more explanations on how to do these things.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] FrAsErTaG:
The current ICS roms are built for GB kernel.. Pretty impressive really..

Also wrong section
[Motorola Droid RAZR] flupo2000:
First of all, thanks for your help earlier you saved my phone from crashing.

Second, I thought the development section is the proper one to discuss rooting matter. Or what do you think?

In addition, how many stable roms are out there for XT910 same like yours. Please mention some.

Thanks
[Motorola Droid RAZR] swomack:
No, that belongs in the General section. If you want to discuss a rooting that you did in the Development section, then you would comment on the thread where you received your information for the ROM you chose to place on your phone. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1344531
[Motorola Droid RAZR] drolgnir:
....Wow, just wow. *palm to forehead*
[Motorola Droid RAZR] xxBrun0xx:
@flupo: You have a rogers razr, I'm guessing, which is why you can't get the leak. Give it time, you'll get real ics. Really can't believe you felt the need to make a thread about this lol.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] evonc:
I have the Rogers Razr as well and I'm running J Daddy's custom CM9. Works very well as a daily driver. I don't have a need for bluetooth and I can live without the video recording function. All users understand that these builds are in development and do not provide all the functions flawlessly. So your only options are to wait for an official build from Motorola or hope that somehow a bootloader bypass/unlock comes around that will allow us to use the kernel+radio from the Chinese/European ICS and have a ROM that is more streamlined than the current development builds.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] quarky42:
Rooting is not the same as installing a ROM. Updating from GB to ICS is installing a new ROM which has absolutely nothing to do with "Root" in most situations.

Root is the Linux way of saying Admin Account. With "root" access to a phone, you literally have permission to do anything you want, install anything you want, remove anything you want, and run anything even if it requires permissions that are normally rejected on a unrooted phone.

Apps that require root that I use on a regular basis: TitaniumBackup, AdFree, Terminal Emulator, WiFi Tether, and ES File Explorer. There are many others. None of these have anything to do with installing ICS or not.

Your thread title is misleading and it is in the wrong forum. Developers create threads in the Development section, only. You can reply to one of their threads if appropriate, but to create a new discussion on something it should be in General.

You should read through a lot more threads, ask questions in the general section, and generally understand a lot more before you start trying to modify your phone like this. That should be the warning you tell people. People shouldn't just jump in and start modifying their phone's OS until they know what OS, Root, ROM, and a bunch of other terms mean and what they do.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] EvoSideHustlAZ:
Lol.I have a galaxy nexus i root the day i got it,i also have a Droid razr maxx that I haven't root yet.Thanks for this thread I'm diff not going to root now.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] pedrotorresfilho:
Wrong section.

Root 'n rool!

lol
[Motorola Droid RAZR] MattyOnXperiaX10:
Dont tell people not to root when your not knowledgable on this stuff
[Motorola Droid RAZR] droidxrooting:
Ohh Canadians, Canadians.....
[Motorola Droid RAZR] maarawoe:
Wrong topic :-D
[Motorola Droid RAZR] IdowhatIwant:
Everyone remember that guy in class that would stand up in the front of class and tell everyone not to do something because it was "wrong?" even though he didn't even know why himself?

This thread actually happened...

this thread was brought to you by an educational system somewhere on THIS planet. We're sorry.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] beaton3344:
Lmfao^^^^^^
[Motorola Droid RAZR] onslaught86:
Read carefully and thoroughly and you won't have a problem. Rush in and flash the first file you find and you'll quickly end up with a brick. Getting the most out of any device requires an investment time-wise, and if you're not prepared to make that investment you shouldn't be flashing anything.

Sent from my Motorola Electrify
[Motorola Droid RAZR] flupo2000:
Thanks for sharing

Obviously from most of your comments, I did a mistake by making such a question in this section. Sorry about that but I thought it is the right one where people read about rooting.

Second, These are my previous smartphone list which I did rooting for all of them and it went fine with no crashes:

HTC Tytn 2

Sony Ericson Experia

HTC Touch Pro

HTC Diamond 1 and 2

HTC HD

HTC HD2

HTC Desire

So may be from the above you can see guys that I have some experience in rooting and I read a lot about it.

The reason for my thread was to raise the issue that there is no enough support for the great Razr especially XT910. As per Motorola support team whom I discussed with, the upgrade from GB to ICS is in the planing phase and might take about another 3-4 months.

Any how I tried to do that to see if I can solve the issue for having ICS on XT910 or not before selling it and go back to HTC with HTC One X.

Last, it will be great to have a professional forum that has talented people respect each other not like the respectable person whom said "ohh Canadians Canadians"
[Motorola Droid RAZR] FrAsErTaG:
Everyone of those phones you listed are HTC devices including the Sony Ericson.

That's probably why you stuffed up because this is not a HTC device. Not to mention the majority are native windows mobile phones..

Do you know some one named planetone?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Deathman20:
I personally rooted my phone day one... actually within hours of getting it so I could load the ICS build out there, which really isn't its just a huge UI overhaul/feature so far.

I personally love it, much better than the GB rom that was with it. Personally looking forward to the official release, but til then running this rom and will be enjoying it.

As for the rooting part to why?

-Ability to load roms with new/different features

-Giving the phone open access to make it the way you want

-NOT LOCKED DOWN!!!! Im paying for the phone and service at least I'd like to have the ability to control what is on the phone and what I want running

-So really the question is why not? You can still run GB and have it rooted, there are plenty of roms out there for that, as well other ICS roms than the official one.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] xxBrun0xx:
Unless you have a Latam Razr, which are not compatible with EU roms and bluetooth causes bootloops in any of the ics roms due to radio issues which can't be fixed due to the locked bootloader. If you have a Razr from Canada or Brazil, don't bother rooting and flashing, at best you're going to get Arctic, which is nice, but is certainly no ICS.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] elivaldez84:
ok, lets try this one more time. Not offending anyone in the matter.

If you do decide to root, no matter what phone it is, but in this case the Moto Razr, you are not obliged to flashing a rom right afterwards. In fact I am rooted and have been running stock GB and have tried other roms as well as ICS roms.

I havent been completely satisfied with the performance of the roms, no offense to any of the devs thanx for your hard work and time spent into making our phones better, so i just simply flashed my backup, thanx to being rooted i was able to make a backup and flash it back in custom recovery which i had thanx to being rooted, and I am still sporting my GB stock Razr with root. Thanx to having root i can make a backup of my apps and all the data on my phone using My Backup Pro and can flash any rom that i want and restore my phone with all the data and apps i had on my previous rom. Thanx to being rooted I can tether my internet to my laptop to do my online classes. Thanx to being rooted I can modify the look of my stock rom if I want it to and simply flash back to stock if I wasnt content with it.

So yeah, there is alot more to rooting then flashing roms, and its ok if you dont think they are good enough reasons to be rooted, but I think that we are at a point where it is safe to root and simply RSD back to stock if need be.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] D.O.C:
Please post in the appropriate forum.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] flupo2000:
The issue is I have the Razr XT910, which almost has no support at all. As for roms, I found only 2 ICS, one already installed with bugs and the other one has flashing problem. I rooted my Razr to get ICS not for any reason. Can someone help in finding kind of stable ICS rom for Razr XT 910
[Motorola Droid RAZR] xxBrun0xx:
There aren't any, trust me I've looked. Just have to sit tight and wait for an official release or leak (not likely).

Should only be another few months.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] CaFFeiNe666:
the biggest mistake, is that you go on changing words meaning ;)

rooting= having root access

you are talking of flashing roms, that's really really different...

there are hundreds of reasons to root without flashing any roms, some people said you what those reasons could be (titanium backup for example, freezing system apps, deleting system apps etc etc)

so there's no use of talking for example of windows mobile phones that was a really different approach (there was no need of root, you already were root, the same as windows until vista)

root just makes you the REAL OWNER of your phone...

and only disadvantage in this is installing fraudolent apps, wich can have higher permission (if you give them, root permissions prompt a window)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] flupo2000:
Reading more and more in this thread shows me, that if you want to root your Razr XT910 it will be only for having a full control of your Razr. So it is not for flashing some nice flawless roms which add taste to your phone and makes you enjoy it more. So simply you shouldn't dream much of rooting if you don't know how to be in control of your phone.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] maarawoe:
It rather seems like you are not getting it at all and your expectations of the rooting itself are bit skewed... :-(

Rooting your phone gives you not only possibility to flash a roms but also possibility to use tons of applications requiring root access to your phone because of some advanced features (one for all is the Titanium backup or Bootstrap allowing you to make advanced backups and restores of your phone) etc..

What are your expectations of the rooted phone???
[Motorola Droid RAZR] xxBrun0xx:
This is actually an excellent point, and something I totally forgot about. Clockworkmod makes rooting worth it, if nothing else. I used to use titanium backup, and aside from removing bloatware, not really sure why you would want it. But clockworkmod makes it worth it. Also, I believe the non-vivo brazilian stock rom has no bloatware or carrier crap. But if you'd prefer something with notification bar toggles, there is a gsm specific version of "The Arctic" rom, which I would strongly recommend if you can't stay stock any longer. JUST MAKE SURE you back up your stock image! http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/t...-beta-8-dropdown-toggles-the-eternityproject/
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dubar:
I've always been one to root and customize my android devices, but with my razr maxx I've been totally stock and I plan to stay there for the time being. Battery life has been phenomenal, to the point where all other devices look just shameful. The phone is fast as hell, and even with a LWP and all sorts of animations, it is zippy and smooth, and everything is STABLE.

I'm not trying to argue against rooting; like I said I've been there and done that with previous devices, but this phone is so good out of the box that I'm totally content with it as is (though I'd be very happy with official ICS).
[Motorola Droid RAZR] gunness1991:
i rooted because i bought a fido phone, use it on rogers and wanted the fido apps gone.

along with motorola apps that run constantly that i dont/will never use

rooting literially took 5 minutes.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] bahathir:
root and ROMs are different. You can change ROM without 'root', but only applied to official signed updates or fastboot files.

I am using 'root' to run several apps which need superuser authority, such as clocksync. FYI, the current GB's kernel (2.6.35-36) has drifting clock bugs. The time drifting at about 1 second/day which is not acceptable.

With 'root', I can enable NAT to make tethering/hotspot feature working.

I not keen to use other ROMs, but, I still need the 'root' power to fulfill my needs when using Unix/POSIX based OS. :)

Thank you.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] SLADE2000:
Hi

I have not yet received OTA ICS update so i downloaded this file:

OTA_PYRAMID_ICS_HTC_Europe_3.32.401.5_R-1.50.401.1_release_252072fll6erqo75dsziua.zip

I renamed it to: PG58IMG.zip then put on SD card and booted. It picks it up and then says parsing...[PG58IMG.zip] and goes back to boot menu.

What am i doing wrong or is there somewhere a step by step what to do with this file: OTA_PYRAMID_ICS_HTC_Europe_3.32.401.5_R-1.50.401.1_release_252072fll6erqo75dsziua.zip?
[HTC One X] twistedh:
I am unable to find the new one x Q&A section whilst using the xda premium app. I've tried refreshing and all.

Anyone else noticed they can't see it? Or is it just me?
[HTC One X] Foggy79:
Have you tried to clear the cache and data from the XDA app already?

I had the same issue.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] Maxi1984:
Hi,

i got myself a HTC Velocity in Australia. It is still running on the Stock Gingerbread. From what i found out yet, there is no ICS rom with German language included.

I'm wondering what about the Custom Roms based on Gingerbread like HoliRaider...?

Are they for universal use (Telstra, At&T, European, Asian Version)?

And are there different languages included?
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] :
The Dev would have to include the extra languages into the rom. And as far as i can tell i dont see any either. The Dev will usualy specifiy but it doesnt hurt to do backups and try to flash it. Trial and error.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] vhjc:
My ROM has a ton of languages, including those that no other ROM has, you can try it.

It's based on Telstra 3.5 ROM.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] Aus_Azn:
Most all of the custom ROMs not using ATT source on Gingerbread have a plethora of languages offered.