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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] farmer312:
Thats cool. I figured it would be like say a computer and a usb modem. You can have them both but if the computer doesn't have the drivers for the modem it will not recognize the modem.

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Yes but LTE doesn't roam.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nullbesign:
I thought that also, since these are two different phone (GSM /cmda) it might have different radio frequency?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Verizon and Sprint both use CDMA and LTE. Neither use GSM or HSPA+. They'll be the "same" hardware. The only differences we see now is that they're operating on different frequencies.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] najaboy:
The difference between the two will be the hardware lte modem and the baseband software. These are independent of the rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesusice:
I'd imagine there would be a slight amount of tweaking involved still. For example, the ROM includes the build.prop which makes reference to the specific carrier. But whatever the differences are maybe a flashable zip could be easily created to convert ROMs made for the VZW Gnex to the S'G'Nex.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theherodrownd:
As long as you flash a 4.0.4 rom it'll be fine the AOSP code already has sprint nexus references so it'll run fine. The CDMA development section will encompass Verizon and Sprint nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] farmer312:
Wrong, wrong, and..............wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] times_infinity:
Wrong about what sir? Why don't you enlighten us with your 'knowledge'?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Epix4G:
They have tried and no radio....

No calls or data
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] times_infinity:
Well then they need to pull the prop blobs from a stock rom first then replace.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hodgie26:
Yet. They don't roam yet. It wouldn't shock me to see Sprint work some kind of agreement with Verizon to get LTE roaming.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
They would have the same CDMA bands but different LTE bands. In principle the ROMs *should* be compatible because LTE is the same technology on either band, all other things being equal (and they never are). And judging by the posts on the topic, they aren't.

It could be that there is a different antenna design as the LTE frequencies are quite unlike each other.

I wonder if a Verizon LTE SIM in a Sprint GNex or vice-versa would still be able to access the respective CDMA networks, assuming the slot is unlocked/unlockable? I know the CDMA subscriber identity is stored on the SIM for LTE devices, but again the software could be designed to avert that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] umerien:
From what I read on another forum that just rooting nexus with I believe fastbootloader people are unable to send text messages and in other cases are unable to register for Google wallet...so I don't know I rather not Verizon method just now and wait till some legit sprint drivers come out...also I am a noob about all this
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] farmer312:
I don't have any knowledge. Just noticing that some other people don't have the knowledge that they think they have that's all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
What an oxymoron.

"I don't have any knowledge"

"Just noticing that some other people don't have the knowledge that they think they have that's all."

You have no clue on why the roms do not work, and yet you have enough clue to know what others are saying is wrong?

You are talking out of place. For starters, a lot of what was said in this thread was before anyone had a device to test. It was THEORIZED.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
The Sprint Nexus has an embedded sim. There shall be no swapping of sims ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Can't roam if the frequencies are different. Sprint does not use the 700mhz band for LTE I don't think.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
Oh interesting. That took some serious chutzpah.

I guess they aren't subject to the same open access requirements as Verizon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] farmer312:
Sorry adrynalyne I wasn't trying to be an ass. And the reason for the oxymoron was to say I'm not going to pretend to know something that I don't. A lot of theories didn't start with "I believe" or "I think". I could care less one way or another if the roms worked out or not, eventually you guys will be putting out some kick ass **** for me to get my grimy little hands on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mick3444:
so has anybody found a way to modify a verizon rom to work with a sprint galaxy nexus easilly? It seems as if it would be fairly simple, but maybe not? Would flashing a verizon rom and replacing the radios with sprint phones make it work?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msedek:
ROMs doesn't touch baseband, unlike official Google image, so in theory, you could flash any rom out there, cdma based.. No matters what the carrier is..

But I guess only sprint users can tell us?.. They just need to do a Nandroid and then try what ever...

If nothing works.. Just restore your Nandroid and thats it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mick3444:
They do flash however calling doesnt work
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msedek:
But only calling? I mean does data and everything else works? Texting and everything?

Galaxy Nexus AOKP m5 Franco kernel m3
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mick3444:
No no wireless service from sprint works. Only wifi. Does anyone know what files I could replace to get verizon roms working the sprint gnex??? I really want to get some of the verizon roms working!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] coolqf:
Most things will work. Texting wont work. You'd have to fix the coding in an xml file and maybe also the build.prop file.

LTE will not work. Presently, while both chips are LTE, they do not support all the bands. So, Sprint's LTE chip doesn't support Verizon's LTE band and vice versa. It's a technology hardware limitation that should be fixed in future chip revisions. Sprint apps like Sprint TV also wont work. This can be resolved by updating some simple files.

What I would say to you, if you don't use Sprint apps, like Sprint TV, use google voice for texting/voicemail, don't need google wallet, or LTE, then you're more than fine to try Verizon ROMs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mick3444:
Do you know which xml file and how to edit to get data/voice services working?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
Any updates on this? I see on the AOKP site that there is no love for the SGNex:

http://aokp.co/index.php/releases/_/milestone-5-r20

If someone who knows this **** really well could do a how-to write up, I'm sure it would be stickied for the community's use!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
They have an unofficial milestone 5 for our gnex on our development forum. But aokp has been supporting it since b36 I think... anyways the latest builds have toroplus support.

http://aokp.co/index.php/releases/_/build-40-r26

Sent From My Sprint Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] project.self:
I'm just passing through this topic, but then why say "wrong, wrong..........wrong"? It's nice to have opinions and discussions about what could and probably won't be.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
I thought ROMs could also flash radios?

Sent from my ADR6425LVW
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesusice:
They can. But they shouldn't. Flashing the wrong radio is a good way to seriously mess up your device so smart devs don't include radios.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raymond4:
Can someone port this over to sprint galaxy nexus because the developer said he doesn't currently have a sprint gnex to port over but he said he would allow a sprint dev to port over.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ijsAPYB9kM&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theking_13:
They will work, as the hardware is essentially the same, but think about it.

Why do the Sprint and Verizon Gnexs have SEPARATE development sections? ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
I hardly think toro (Verizon) ROMs work for toroplus (Sprint)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
'Work' is subjective.

If you don't want voice or data, then I suppose they work just fine :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
Subjective, so be it, but my version of "work" is that everything works and works well. ;D

Gonna try to be much more specific as to what I mean next time so you can't pwn me yet again :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
:cyclops:
[HTC One X] Nyehehe:
A just noticed this THING on my lens. I got the phone yesterday so I am kind of revolted.

The images taken with the phone are also distorted. The straight lines are no longer straight.

Is this a case for replacement or they will try to repair it? I do not want to have a repaired new phone!

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[HTC One S] Guizzoni:
Hello guys, i'm in love with the One S, but i've been watching the forums lately, and the One S is receiving way less attention then the One X.

We have at least 3 big and great custom Roms for the One X, and i can't see any for the One S yet.

Do you guys think the One S android development is going to reach the One X sometime?

I want to know this, before i buy the phone, or else i'm getting a One X
[HTC One S] arknailed7754:
One x doesn't have a bootable cyanogenmod..mainly sense roms. The desire HD took a while to kick in on dev side also..its preference

The only development missing is really cyanogenmod daily type and tool sets Modding battery etc.you won't be missing out on much.plus our battery's last longer and doesn't have the flex issue the first x stock has lol

It is slow bit but come onn...crap phones have active development...it will happen.
[HTC One S] Stiflerlv:
One X counts as "Flagship" so more ppl buying it - more development. But I think after first few 2-3 month ppl will understand that S is as good as X, also I guess it wont be problem to take same roms from X and make them avaible for S.

Definetly not something what should affect your decision about what phone to buy. Choose which u like more, the development of roms will be good for both.
[HTC One S] kolyan:
Maybe One S will get more attention after it gets released on Tmobile.
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
Exactly this phone is still yet to be released in some parts of the world. Maybe the best developers don't have the phone yet. It's early days so be patient
[HTC One S] Guizzoni:
Well, thank you, you guys have helped me alot. One more question, about the battery life on the One S, is it good? Can it be compared to the HTC Desire?

Once again, thanks!
[HTC One S] Torparn:
The battery life is very god. I have about One and half day on battery with some surf, phonecalls and sync.
[HTC One S] arknailed7754:
much better then the desire and desire HD...I owned both
[HTC One S] raikesy:
I'm so happy that I opted for the S instead of the X. In my (humble) opinion, most people have been drawn to the Quad core of the X - but it seems the S is just as, if not more, powerful! :)

I think as people realise that the S is up there in the power ratings then development will pick up. I hope so, I miss having my Insertcoin\ARHD etc ROMs to choose from =D
[HTC One S] kolyan:
Its not the Quad-core that stands out on X, its the 720p IPS SLCD2 display. Its the best on the market today. I havent seen One S in person, but usually SAMOLED displays suck big time, perhaps HTC done some calibration on this one to make it better.
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
I love the Amoled screen, I thought it was ace on the SGS.... I think its even better on the One S....

if someone doesnt like it, They tend to slate it, and that puts other people off... instead of just sayin 'personally its not for me, i prefer the xxxxxx screen' they rant and rave 'oh its **** dont waste your money'

and it gives it a bad reputation
[HTC One S] kolyan:
all i know is that it was/is a disaster on Galaxy Nexus....and its 720p. I have IPS LG right now and colors are great, I had Vibrant also and it was so so.
[HTC One S] wardy:
Back on track of Development , I can't wait for S-OFF
[HTC One S] arknailed7754:
Calm down azzle lol..I get what your saying though.I personally love the screen..didn't at first but messed around with the contrast now its lovely

Sent rom my HTC One S using XDA Premium App
[HTC One S] nozzla:
Got mine today and its sublime. I'm going to wait a while for root. But it's bound to happen. Just as it did and still is on the desire.
[HTC One S] Guizzoni:
Apparently lots os people are upgrading from the desire to this phone. Well, I just chose my next phone. It's going to be the HTC One S!

Now I just have to wait for the One S to launch in Brazil.
[HTC One S] Drzfr3shboialex:
I'm pretty sure the One s will get a lot of dev since its the same internationally unlike the one x/xl/evo 4g lte
[HTC One S] familiarstranger:
I won't buy a phone if I don't think there's going to be a good amount of development for it. That being said, I think the fact that its a global phone will help alot.

and its being announced by T-Mobile right now.
[HTC One S] DNS007:
i also can't wait for s-off. the htc dev method isn't a choice for me.

I'm disappointed in the developers which decide blind for the one x. Sure it is the Flagship, but with years old manufacturing technique. nobody can say that a comparable 40nm manufactured cpu saves more energy that a 28nm manufactured one. faster sure, but a pockedheater^^

only one good dev for a rom and one for the kernel is enought for us. I love to flash costum roms, best two times a week^^ i miss it.
[HTC One S] shadow.8:
Just curious, why is HTC Dev not a choice for you?
[HTC One S] encho:
I think he's afraid to lose the warranty. Without root phone is not much of use to me, TiB and all that. So I did it today, in your face HTC :p
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
i dislike HTC but i need root. Its stupid.

When you unlock via HTC Dev your giving them your serial number so they can find out when its in for repair that you have modded it.. Even if you re-lock the bootloader, your warranty is still void :(

Where as a proper S-OFF tool leaves no traces and can be put back to its original state. Undetectable by HTC...

I think ALL android phones should come rooted. majority of good apps need root.
[HTC One S] DNS007:
That's the point ;)
[HTC One S] shadow.8:
Ah, yeah, I see now.

Personally, I will just wait for a bit. I want root but I'm willing to deal for a little while.
[HTC One S] joshnichols189:
You don't void your whole warranty when you unlock via HTC Dev.
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
No but you still let HTC know what you've been doing. Theres nothing to stop them saying 'the fault with this phone is due to modified software' when you send it to them for repairs.

Unless of course it is hardware related..
[HTC One S] QuintusDias:
What apps that need root are you referring to if I may ask? Personally I just use root to flash custom ROMS. Oh, and ClockSync lol :P
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
Titanium backup. Screenshot. File explore. CPU control. Quick boot. That's just a few there's loads more
[HTC One S] arknailed7754:
--

Not advertising,but all you mentioned there azzle..rom toolbox does all that in one app..pretty nifty

Edit-scrap that doesnt do screenshot..wahhhh
[HTC One S] QuintusDias:
I'm definitely going to look into that! Thanks:)
[HTC One S] kolyan:
adaway, some tasks in Tasker need root
[HTC One S] DNS007:
Only root would be nice for the first time. I can remeber that the root on the Desire HD was given by an app. Then you install the recovery with the root permissions^^ then s-off. Only the first step is interesting, actually.
[HTC One S] joshnichols189:
Exactly.. thus not your whole warranty is voided.
[HTC One S] raikesy:
Anyone can do a screenshot by simultaneously pressing power & vol down for a couple of seconds :)
[HTC One S] psych0t1c:
Eh?

For me its holding the power button briefly and then tapping the home button...

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There is at least the Virtous Ville ROM out already which contains some mods and tweaks, and also MoDaCo founder Paul O'Brien has a kitchen for custom ROMs up (which adheres pretty much to the stock ROM). So in my book that makes it 2 major ROM devs who have started developing on the One S.

I do think that the S will get the same Dev love over time. I think of it like this: devs are nerds/hackers/technophiles and with both devices released at about the same time of course they would go for the Quad flagship just to satisfy their own curiosity and desire for bling-bling.

The One X seems to me to be a tougher challenge to develop for, as its Tegra. Unfortunately that also means that any advances made there will not likely be adaptable 1:1 to the Snapdragon One S. The underlying platform differences make this sort of hard to do.

However, one should always wonder: why do I need a custom ROM? In the past a lot of released ROMs from HTC were slow and buggy and devs actually made them stabler and better to use for day to day use, while eliminating the bloatware in the ROM.

At least for me, the current stock ROM is pretty damn stable, and you can even sort of eliminate the bloatware delivered with this ROM by default, without root or a custom ROM: just go to Settings - Apps, view all Apps, select the one you don't want to use / see in the app drawer / etc. and then disable it. This works very well for me for all this social networking crap, and it will work for you to at least visually remove the apps you consider bloat.

So, at least for me the NEED to get a custom ROM quickly has been dissipated a little bit. Of course I will rejoice once LeeDroid, ARHD or someone else puts away the One X and starts going serious on the One S but for now I have a very usable phone. If you feel differently maybe figure out WHY you think you need to go custom ASAP and if its a pressing urge you may need to reconsider your purchase and return the phone for an upgrade to the One X.

I will just give it some more time, until the phone is on sale globally and then some. I doubt that it will be unloved redheaded stepchild forever.
[HTC One S] DNS007:
the virtous ville rom isn't tested on a real device by the dev himself, i think. But it's the only Sense Rom -.-'
[HTC One S] arknailed7754:
my point was mainly the app doesnt do it..but does a LOT..its a good app.
[HTC One S] Guizzoni:
The HTC One X already have LeeDroid; InsertCoin; Android Revolution HD...

They are all from great developers.

I really hope that LeeDroid look forward to the HTC One S too, i loved his work on the desire, it was the best sense rom ever.

Anyways, i already chose my phone, it's going to be the HTC One S. I am going for the black one, so i already bought the FlexiShield Skin for it.
[HTC One S] Komadyret:
Sure, I'd like to see LeeDroid on my S. But I was a little disappointed that Lee abandoned his two final Desire ROMs without finalizing them. Luckily Anderl picked up on his work and has tuned the GB ROM even closer to perfection. I used it and trusted in it until I bought my S last Friday.

Now that I apparently can tweak the icons and stuff on the stock ROM (odexed) I'm not sure if I care to flash any ROM. I'll probably just use Titanium to get rid of unwanted system apps, and wait for an improved kernel to cater for my needs and the eventual bugs in the stock kernel.

Then there is the urge.. urge to tweak, test, explore... can I manage NOT to flash a custom ROM... time will tell... My Desire lated 4 weeks before it was rooted, and 6 weeks before it was loaded with a custom ROM. My One S was rooted within 16 hours, but still has the stock ROM after a week :p
[HTC One S] Guizzoni:
I'm a Custom ROM freak, i'm always testing new Custom ROMS, waiting for them to be updated, and trying more and more roms.

My Desire was rooted on the 3rd day, and my first Custom ROM was flashed on the 5th day.

I'm hoping that the One S gets loads of custom ROMS, AOSP and Sense, for me to do tests and more tests :P
[HTC One S] TramainM:
I'm about to work on a core droid port. or attempt it. I think the only problem will be the TEGRA 3 being quad core but i can search around until i find it
[HTC One S] DNS007:
My Sensation XE was rooted on first day including costom rom, at that time i couldn't decide me for a rom. to much coice ^^ With the One S i have to wait, it is unusual. =( If a s-off released and a Virtous Rom dev get a real device all will be fine for me.
[HTC One S] kolyan:
any big devs got the phone? I see dev section is still on 1st page :-)
[HTC One S] arknailed7754:
MDeejay has a one s...
[HTC One S] tobiascrystal:
Now that is great news! I loved his work on the HD2!
[Droid 2 General] Mark Lutzow:
While I was working yesterday the OTA from Verizon was released and my wife's phone was updated before i could stop it and she has lost root.

We both have the Droid 2, both rooted the same way, and both at the same level before today. Pretty much identical phones and system except for the obvious differences. I do have a good backup of my root on my phone using Root Keeper.

I'm wondering if I could copy the root backup files from my phone to hers and then try to restore the root on her phone with Root Keeper using my backup.

If doing the above described restore is a possibility I would need to know what files I need to copy from my phone to hers (file names, location(s), anything else I should know) to give this an attempt.

I've found the location of the Root Keeper program files but it's not clear to me where the root backup files are.

All help is greatly appreciated.
[HD Mini General] M O R T Y:
Hi to all.

sorry for bad English...

I wanna to create some animations for starting up and shutting down!!! like this (first one without shutdown animation)

I can do this for starting up and it was very easy... but i can not find all of the registry codes for shutdown.

I just find these: (these are not exist in original ROMs except O2 ROM)

HKLM\Software\HTC\HTCAnimation\ShutDownGif

and:

HKLM\Software\HTC\HTCAnimation\ShutDownWav

I set these in my work, but nothing happened.

I want to set shutdown animation as like as O2 ROM.

now, can anybody help me, and say me what other registry code I need?:confused:

if anybody has o2 ROM, pls go to the registry and the to : HKLM\System and see, has this directory anything about shutdown. if has, pls hold on the folder and export it and then put it here for me. and one more thing, if in this directory was a value key that appear a string value of dll file, pls find that dll in windows directory and put it too.

thank you...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fordstang99:
Anyone having this problem? All my downloads are unsuccessful
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jefbuan:
i have this before..clearing your Download Manager data from system/apps will eliminate this
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fordstang99:
Didn't work :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fordstang99:
It will download from the market just fine...just not through the browsers....stock and chrome

i even tried flashing another rom and its still doing the same thing
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] japaneezy:
This happened to me on and off with both Chrome and stock browsers throughout tthe period of time I was using AOKP roms (not to say they were the cause - I never used others long enough to notice and my current MIUI just handles it totally differently). I used Crystal Downloader from the store. There are other apps but I stuck with this one. The dev is very responsive. I know it sorta blows to have to get an app for something that should always work, but on the bright side it does perform the downloads much faster ^_^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fordstang99:
thanks for your reply...tried that and it worked...

but i did end up just restoring back to stock, relocking the bootloader and starting over