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[HTC Sensation] psp300xxx:
ah ok, can you put this thread in Q&A?
[HTC Sensation] psp300xxx:
up, and can someone do this work for me? i'm disperated, or can someone upload his backup for cwm of the t-mobile stock rom? i can put it in my card and restor with it
[HTC Sensation] psp300xxx:
up, can someone flash a stock t-mobile rom, do a nandroid backup with cwm and then upload this backup?
[General Questions and Answers] MarlonKaye:
Samsung Galaxy Ace, 2.3.6, rooted.

Uninstalled several system apps using Titanium Backup. Successfully re-installed some of them, like samsung apps, thinkfree, etc., but unable to re-install My Files.

Tried to download some Myfiles.apk (one is 600+ kb, one is a bit bigger, and one is about 1Mb). Saved on sdcard. Tapped on it to install, "Application is not installed".

Help please!!! I don't understand why samsung apps and thinkfree can be re-installed, with Titanium no less, but My Files cannot, even with the .apk file.

Thank you!!!

By the way, if it means anything to you guys, I tried to uninstall / reinstall Boat Browser Mini (which is installed in sdcard) with Titanium, and uninstall / reinstall Screen Filter (which is installed in data/app?), with Titanium, both turned out ok.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] scottbudworth:
hey guys i got myself a galaxy ace,

worked like a dream for the first few days but then i lost signal completley. I'm on giffgaff

it said i was on giffgaff but the signal had a x on it. i couldent do anything involving the modem.

i put my sim in another phone and worked fine and i put an orange sim in my phone and it worked.

so ive flashed it with cm7 to try fix it but it still hasnt fixed the error but now i dont get a signal on orange either.

ive contacted giffgaff to check my imei to see if its been barred but i cant see how it can be.

my imei is still in the phone so it hasnt been deleted in error.

please help me fix this guys! thanks!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Harry GT-S5830:
You might have to service it. Flash a stock rom and recovery though :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] scottbudworth:
Can I do that via Samsung? The repair I mean
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] scottbudworth:
I can flash a stock Tom but how do I flash standard recovery? Thanks in advace
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Harry GT-S5830:
sorry for slw reply, you get stock recovery by flashing a complete rom on odin, or there is a thread on the.forum with a flashable stock recovery
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheCrispytoast:
I have insurance and stuff...But basically, I have a Motorola Electrify and I was getting ready to flash a custom ROM, I booted into recovery, formatted system, data, and cache, then rembered i didn't put the ROM zip on my sd yet...Yah, retarded I know. So i hit reboot, and then d/c it from AC charger and now my phone will only turn onto the motorola bootscreen(Dual Core technology screen)....Am i bricked...? This sucks ass.

Thanks anyways QBK...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktyrF0M91eY

-Chris

UPDATE: So I used another phone to get the zip on my sdcard, if that's gonna help me at all>.< And I let my phone sit for a while, still same thing....But I noticed when I hold menu button+volume down button i get a few options in white text at the top of the bootscreen, one of which was Android Recovery Mode, so I selected that and I get this little warning sign with an unhappy android....

I'm assuming the android isn't happy because HE HAD A GIANT BRICK HULK-SMASHED OVER HIS HEAD?!?

eek. Help me.
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] drose:
I have problem with football manager 2012 ,i had downloaded it and installed it,and than when i run it it said that i dont have enough memory for some additional download,but i have over 30mb on phone and over 100 on sd card, those anyone have this kind of problem
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] Boss16:
Where did you downloaded it from? I can try for you if you give me a link.

Sent from my HTC Wildfire using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] CroWarrior:
Well I have a different problem: I installed it and every time it starts downloading sd card data it crashes (Force close).
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] Vency77:
drose remove the warez link please , and read the rules one more time :rolleyes:

P.S. When you have not paid for the game , you have no-right to complain , buy it and then speak with he devs for the problems you have!
[General Questions and Answers] tide88:
Anyone ever dealt with this site? Trying to get out of my sprint contract.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] anasdcool71:
Guys, i've been experiencing some problems with the gallery of my samsung galaxy y. When i open it, i see the folders, icons and the pics, all blurred. The fonts are very small, as if seeing them from a distance. Pls help me guys, and advise me what to do so that my gallery returns back to normal!

Sent from my GT-S5360
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Porobu:
What rom are you using

Aso do you have chainfire3d
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Millan.SIS:
Do you have root.

I can provide you the stock gallery app... Just replace it using root explorer
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] anasdcool71:
Right now, I'm using my stock rom but i've used creed and infected rom before. And of course, i have rooted my phone and have installed chanfire 3d.

Sent from my GT-S5360
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Millan.SIS:
Ya, you must have tweaked graphics with chainfire3d, try uninstalling the driver of chainfire3d or just disable all tweaks of it
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] ggnatomen:
Just un-check the box for reduce texture and other checkbox and use default (NONE) for shredder
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] anasdcool71:
Thanks guys. Might i know how it's connected?? I mean, chainfire 3d is used for playing games.

Sent from my GT-S5360
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Millan.SIS:
Chainfire3d's driver sits between your rom instructions and the original gpu driver....

So making any tweak will affect the display of many apps... Not specific to only games
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Sharmaskss:
Try to quickpic application...
[Networking] tide88:
Anyone ever dealt with this site? Trying to get out of my sprint contract.
[HTC One X] cgmorris89:
OK so I love this phone, but I'm on an o2 branded handset and it doesn't look likely that they're going to push 1.28 any time soon.

Only problem is I sometimes have the status bar glitch/browser address bar glitch and the multicoloured barring down the side of the camera app, and I want to know if 1.28 fixes it of if its a hardware issue. So if I root and it doesn't fix it, will my warranty be void so a return would be out of the question? Or would I be able to revert back to stock then send the handset back?

Any information will be appreciated :)
[HTC One X] cgmorris89:
any help? :confused:
[HTC One X] Tiersten:
If you unlock the bootloader via htcdev then they'll know you did it and it can affect your warranty. Not all phones do the graphical glitches you're talking about. My One X doesn't have it at all and I'm running the stock 1.26 firmware. Get your phone replaced.
[HTC One X] cgmorris89:
Thanks. I've got 28 days from purchase to return to O2 so I think I'll leave it a little longer (I'm writing my dissertation currently so I've not got the time to argue etc, plus the firmware may be released and the issue fixed in that time)

Definitely not going to root. The problem with getting a replacement is that aside from the glitch my phone is perfect :D no build quality issues, no overheating, nothing. Wouldn't want to trade in for a massively flawed one.
[HTC One X] random_username_:
I may be missing something completely obvious but theres about 6gb of memory missing on my phone.

All together I have 27gb 2gb of which is reserved for apps so there is 25gb remaining.

But if I open the folder and check the space all of the files are taking up I see this:

25.2-10.4=14.8

14.8-8.74=6.06

So there is 6.06gb being used somewhere, is this normal? and does anyone know where it is?
[HTC One X] Bigmille:
You can try this:

Go to Control Panel on your PC, click Folder Options, select View tab, select "Show hidden files, folder, and drives", and uncheck "Hide protected operating system files (Recommended)" Click Apply button and refresh your HTC Storage folder to see if there is any change to the total space used.
[HTC One X] joplayer:
Quite a funny discovery you made there.

I don't have the answer, just some suppositions :)

-I heard there was a swap on the One X, however I think it's not supposed to be on this partition and not that big so it doesn't explain the problem

-HTC is fooling us with a fake size (probably not)

-Windows doesn't see some hidden files, however Android is Unix based and hidden unix files are not displayed as such by Windows so I think hidden files could only be added by you

-Windows doesn't display the good size (what values does android display ?)
[HTC One X] random_username_:
The phone displays the amount of memory windows does:

I'm thinking it may be some sort of cache partition but I'm not rooted so finding it would be hard.

I thought this was it too but it didn't make any difference when I enabled it.
[HTC One X] svenvv:
It's pretty much the same thing you see with harddrives. Manufacturers use GB counting (1kb=1000 bytes) while pc's use GiB's (1kb=1024 bytes) On 32GB drive you would loose 3.2GiB due to the conversion. leaving you with 29.8GiB of raw space.

2.11GiB is reserved for /data So that makes 27.7GiB

/system 1GiB

/cache 314mb

leaving 26.4gGiB of raw space for /mnt/sdcard

After that some space is lost due to formatting, leaving you with 25GiB of free space.
[HTC One X] random_username_:
I understand this but the issue I am having is that on /mnt/sdcard there is 6.06gb unaccounted for.
[HTC One X] svenvv:
Run a Terminal emulator (you don't need root) and run the 'df' command

you should get a partition list. There you can see the /mnt/sdcard partition is only 25GiB in size. The rest is used for the system
[HTC One X] random_username_:
You are correct /mnt/sdcard is 25gb in size but I only have 10gb remaining when the files stored on it have come to a total of about 9gb so I'm wondering what is taking up the remaining 6gb.
[HTC One X] Bigmille:
How about copy everything from the SD to your PC, format the SD and copy everything back to see how much space you got left?
[HTC One X] random_username_:
I was trying to avoid doing this but if I can't find the answer soon its probably what I'll end up doing.

Edit:

I took your advice and deleted everything from the internal memory and I still only had 18gb(instead of 25). I then formatted the internal memory which brought me to 25gb and when I copied everthing back I now have about 16gb(instead of 10).

Its still bugging me not knowing what was causing it but at least its fixed.

Thanks :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thenightbass:
Hi Folks,

Is there any way (widget/application/setting) to choose custom action on long home button press?

I would like to have this settings:

-simple click = go to the default launcher

-long press = open launcher menu selection & go into selected one

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pascanu:
Try this: http://goo.gl/fZfTF
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thenightbass:
Tried the app, it almost works - can assign double tap to any custom launcher, but unfortunately can't assign single tap to the default launcher (!!!).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ceejay83:
Custom roms like aokp have long press soft key actions
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pascanu:
Yes you can!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Moonkae:
As someone mentioned before, you can use custom roms to manage softkey actions. I'm using LiquidSmooth rom and here is a setting included. I would recommend using it since it is very close to stock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thyau:
actually u can call me a semi-noob..

as i have been flashing many kernels, themes, but only a few roms..

i used to flash a new rom only when i got my phone bricked or sth like losing all data.. without worrying about my data.

but this time i wanna flash a new rom with all my data here.

i know there is nandroid backup, which i have used many times. but limited to the full restore.

so my question here, i know there is an option called advanced restore.

if i want to do a backup, and restore my data (but not the previous rom) after flashing the new rom, which option should i choose? :confused::confused:

many thanks! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] paescheh:
Try titanium backup. With this free app you can backuo all your app datas and all your user data. This means for example you dont lose the highscores of your game and if you backup your userdata you can backup for example your homescreen.

After flashing just restore your data with titanium backup
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubakuba:
Check post 2 of the guide linked in my signature buddy.

It'll get you information on properly using Titanium Backup.
[HTC One X] stezo2k:
Hi guys, I let my battery go flat yesterday to calibrate the battery

Anyhow, I left my phone on charge last night and now it won't switch on :(

Any tips? I've tried vol + power too

Edit: My phone is rooted and has clockwork recovery installed. Does that mean I can't get my phone to switch on at all?
[HTC One X] sumeshd:
Plug it in for an hour regardless if it shows charging li8 or not and then go into fastboot mode and in fastboot give command fastboot format cache and restart
[HTC One X] rogersnm:
Isn't the command "fastboot erase cache"?
[HTC One X] stezo2k:
I can't seem to get the device into fastboot mode sadly

I've tried erase cache now the red light is flashing but all i'm getting on screen is "waiting for device"

EDIT: It swicthes on now :D

Cheers guys, you guys at XDA are amazing
[HTC One X] rogersnm:
The flashing red led means that the battery is very low, solid red means its charging. Try following the advice in this thread to get some charge in your battery: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1611427
[HTC One X] stezo2k:
It's ok buddy, I managed to get it to boot after your fastboot command even though it didn't find the device. Must of been lucky I guess

Thanks again for your help :)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] satshow:
I have the sony neo with firmware 2.3.4 and build number 4.0.2.A.0.62

However, if someone is calling me I hear this person hardly.

I can not find the settings how the sound of the incoming calls increase it.

Any ideas how this can be solved?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] SCHUMI_4EVER:
During the call use the volume rocker on the side to increase volume.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] satshow:
thanks for this. Now it works fine again.
[HTC One X] Dnt..:
Yesterday night i power off my htc one x, and put to recharge. Today i detached from the recharge, and i try press power on button, but not work, nothing happens.

I connect my htc with the usb cable at my pc, and still not work, but now the red led blink. How can i do? Sorry for my bad english, and thanks for any suggestions.
[HTC One X] Bigmille:
Red blinking LED means very low battery, I would try different charger, or use you computer to charge the phone for 1 hour and try to power on again.
[HTC One X] Dnt..:
Now, after another try to start the one x in recovery mode, it work, i think is for the recovery mod...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] farwish:
http://www.spigen.com/new-product/spigen-sgp-htc-one-x-screen-protector-steinheil-ultra-series.html

Two choice,

1.Ultra Fine

2.Ultra oleophobic

which one is batter?

thanks
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
I don't use them ...

I don't use screen protectors on any phone with gorilla glass. It's basically unnecessary. It's virtually impossible to scratch the screen unless you really make the effort.

Remember, it's glass. Why not take a fork and try your best to scratch a window made of glass. It can't be done.

Peter
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] x3phyr:
I get where you're coming from Peter but just because you don't want screen protectors doesn't mean you shouldn't try and contribute to someone who does. My Captivate had gorilla glass and it has plenty of scratches just because of grit. It happens, no matter what.

However, Ultra Fine is just going to be super clear, and Ultra Oleophobic will do it's best to keep finger prints from showing/building up.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] grinmaul:
I used to use screen protectors all the time until my nexus one, had that phone for 2 years with plenty of abuse, including at least 4 good drops, one in a cement underground parking floor with a small kick and slide for good measure, my hart stooped on that one! still not a scratch on that phone.

so i did not get one for my galaxy nexus, dropped it once while kneeling on the flatbed of a tow truck, not a very far drop at all, and got 1 nasty looking scratch and 3 minor ones! ruined my day, week even:( i still look at it and get sad.

i have no idea what glass is in the galaxy nexus, but to me it was very easy to scratch, if i can find a screen protector for the xl that is not annoying to look at i will probable start using one.

just sayin:)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] mrvirginia:
ditto here. i noticed the other day i had a tiny scratch up near the ear piece of my GNex. mine has never been dropped so not sure where i got it from but it was the first phone i went completely naked with. won't make that mistake again. def getting a screen protector and most likely the SGP Oleo.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] nabbed:
Any minute particle of sand will scratch gorilla glass without exception.

You are 1) being irresponsible, 2) promoting those irresponsible ideas to others.

Gorilla glass is not scratch proof by any means. It has barely higher hardness compared to normal borosilicate glass, and it's far softer than sand.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] vioalas:
Calling someone irresponsible is a bit harsh, no? It's a difference in philosophy. Many people don't believe in screen protectors. I live in sandy Florida and I've been just fine. My friend on the other hand scars his screens.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
True, its all a matter of personal choice. There is a tiny change in the feel when you use a screen protector, and some don't like it. If a person chooses not to use a screen protector, and willing to live with scratches (if they do occur) then that's totally up to them. If someone scratches the screen, and claims the GG as "defective", then I suppose that is irresponsible (as there is not advertised guarantee against scratches).

That said, GG is far from impossible to scratch. Its intended to be scratch resistant, but can still be scratched (and even cracked). Coming from another device with GG, I can tell you that I have seen many cases of people that got scratches after normal use, and no obvious instances of abuse, drops, etc. And if you remember when the iPhone first came out with GG, there were also plenty of instances of people getting scratches almost immediately after release. On the other hand, plenty of people have had good luck with no scratches on GG, even after serious drops, etc. A bit of luck is certainly at play. But if you don't use a screen protector, and end up with a scratch, you can't easily undo it. IMO, its better to use a protector, and not have to worry about such regret.

A good quality screen protector has very minimal change in feel (although there is a very slight difference) no change in look, and will also attract fingerprints and smudges a bit less than the "naked" screen. Cheap ones are not worthwhile, and often look and feel much worse, and can start peeling off easily. Some people that are against protectors, may be due to experience with a cheap one. Bodguardz and Skinomi are quality ones that I have used, and there are plenty of other good ones.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] x3phyr:
Hey guys, this topic was started to answer a mans question about the difference between two types of screen protectors not borosilicate and gorilla glass. I feel that this topic should be A. closed if nothing good is to be added, or B. put back on topic for the benefit of OP.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] mrvirginia:
okay, i'll knock his question out really quick...

the Ultra Fine (Anti-fingerprint) is a matte type of screen protector. because it is matte, it's going to degrade the colors a little bit. they won't be as vibrant as without this particular protector.

the Ultra Oleo is a clear screen protector. approx 100% of the colors will still come through as if you didn't have this one on. it's made to be resistant to fingerprints, though the Ultra Fine is going to do a far better job of keeping fingerprints off.

so, you have to ask yourself this...

do you mind losing some of the pop from the colors to keep fingerprints off of your screen, or would you rather see your display like there was nothing on it but have more visible fingerprints?

i always go with the clear ones. i had a matte protector on an old iPhone (3G?) and didn't like it. haven't had a matte one since.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
Its a bit hidden, but it says on the product webpage FAQs:

What are the differences between the Steinheil Ultra Fine and Ultra Oleophobic Screen Protectors?

All of our screen protectors are Japanese made, enhanced optical hard films. The Ultra Oleophobic screen protectors is a clear type where it absolutely doesn't affect the screen image quality. Ultra Oleophobic has an oil resistant coating to resist oil and other contaminants. Ultra Fine screen protector is matte type hard film which resists against fingerprints and smudges, but it is less clear compared to other Steinheil screen protectors.

So it seems the main difference is that the Oleophobic seems to be the "regular flavor", while Ultra Fine has a matte finish (and $2 more). What is "best" for matte versus regular finish is typically a matter of preference. Matte tends to give less glare (and might be helpful outdoors in sunlight) but tend to be less clear, and may have a tackier feel or even textured feel (not sure if the different feel is true for this particular brand). Hopefully somebody with specific experience with this brand can give an opinion.

Some people (like the previous reply) don't like matte; while I've seen others that seek it out.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] vioalas:
Question about these screen protectors, if anybody has used them, can you post a picture? All the protectors I've seen for the One X so far look bad because of the way the screen is shaped, they curl up on the edges.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] x3phyr:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25084817&postcount=69

there ya go vioalas, that's the skinomi protector, and it's a wet app so it's just like, the best fit possible. Hope that helped!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] s.m.knipe:
I can't do a pic (at work) but I have only used the Ultra Oleophobic on my past two devices, and it is the closest thing to the feeling of the glass out there. There is still a tiny bit of drag that isn't present on the screen, but really is barely noticeable.

Because these are dry application protectors, they can't go all the way to the lateral edges of the One X's screen, apparently it has a slight taper/roll and the SP would lift. My Galaxy Nexus (with the contoured screen) leaves about 2mm all the way around, and that was very clear in SGP's pics on their website. Their pics for the one X show less of a gap and the gap is mostly on the sides, so I think it will look better than it does on the Galaxy Nexus...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] mrvirginia:
thanks for input on the actual fit with dry protectors. i thought the glass was flat on the One X :confused: if true, the only way to get a complete fit would be wet applications. guess i'll finally have to use a wet application.