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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] simplyanin:
Cwm for your galaxy - http://db.tt/WfEBghWY

U dnt need to install this .. Just keep this.file.on the root of.your sd card ... So.all u need.is to.go.to.recovery mode by powering on the device with.this combination keys (power + home + volume up)

Then select apply update from sd card option .....

There select this cwm zip file and press home button ... So it will mount cwm recovery....

There select backup and restore option... Select backup press home button.

Press thanks if this is helpful to yu ...
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] divanshu:
backup

friends on sgy i need urgent cwm backup of the stock rom ... please help asap .... got into serious conflicts pls pls pls pls pls...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pelikin:
Got the firmware update yesterday - and today, when i try to connect to the remote access site from work it says "webpage unavailable." I did a factory reset, uninstalled citrix, cleared everything.And this is just the landing page, it's not inside citrix or anything. can open it from my phone (bionic) and desktop but not tablet!??

Makes no sense...

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pelikin:
Update: was able to log on from home later. Must be something about the wifi connection I have at work?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JavaJunkay:
This is probably bad idea to post but wouldn't it be fun to be able to port SMemo from Galaxy Note on other devices? I have a capacitive stylus which works somewhat well, not sure how it's gonna work on SMemo.

Is it possible to port it? I tried installing APK file but of course it failed.
[HTC Wildfire S] seaskyways:
As the title says , I have SOLD my WFS for many problems that i have encountered due to incompatibility problems of some IMPORTANT apps :( Well in the while i owned the WFS ( approx. 5 months ) I have Developed my Favorite Mod and gave instructions for root in the state said in the thread :

[PATCH][SENSE 4.0]Clock and Lockscreen patch {Mod}

This MOD is a patch for any Gingerbread Sense Rom for the Wildfire S , It replaces the original Weather Clock and Lockscreen by the 4.0 Weather Clock and Lockscreen , Hope this Helps

[ROOT][S-ON/Locked BL][TUT]Simple Temproot tools for S-ON+Locked bootloader !!

This Thread is a tutorial for rooting your WFS while in S-ON / Locked Bootloader state so you could be able to backup your apps using Titanium Backup or Downgrading by editing misc partition or for any reason​

These are the Most important threads i have made on xda since i started developing on my WFS ( I owned a X10 Mini Pro before but didn't develop ) hope this helps , i wanted to finalize a big clock patch ; i was so close that i couldn't do it , it was extremely hard for me as a single tester ... but if I did , it could have been very beautiful ! For more threads that i posted could be found in my statistics ( ex. Sense of Arabic [ROM] , Make more Internal Storage )

*** Press THANKS PLEASE ***​
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK003:
https://play.google.com/store/devices/details?id=galaxy_nexus_hspa

I know there's GSM support for it. I'm unfamiliar with AOSP devices. Will there be, or is there good developer support for the device when used with AT&T? I'm coming from a SGS 2 SkyRocket.

If you're not using the GSM version on AT&T there's probably no reason for you to be a troll.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Have you seriously not read a thread or news article in the last 24 hours?

That's not an AT&T Galaxy Nexus. Its an unlocked i9250 GSM model. Works on AT&T, T-Mobile, or any GSM carrier in the US/World. Its the same (save for pre-installed Google Wallet) as the European model that's been sold for the last 5+ months.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] defnow:
Seriously?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] brianisme:
Google Officially Selling Galaxy Nexus GSM in USA via Play Store ($399)

On the first page of this forum.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK003:
I understand that... The phone will work on AT&T. Never said AT&T is selling it. FFS I linked to the Google page for it.

I just seen this today. The question is: is it worth it? If there's not going to be any developers working on it. It's probably not worth it to me. I'd probably just get the SGS 3.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] defnow:
worth it? yes.

development?

is this not the GSM Nexus dev page..????????????????????????:confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1339
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Please just leave this thread and go join the other ones. You clearly have not read about the device, because it is the EXACT SAME as the other ones. It won't be a special phone that requires different ROMs or development. The phone has been on sale for over 5 months.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Thegodfather156:
Lol lames
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK003:
I updated my question to be a bit more clear.

"I know there's GSM support for it. I'm unfamiliar with AOSP devices. Will there be, or is there good developer support for the device when used with AT&T? I'm coming from a SGS 2 SkyRocket."

The damn trolls are deep in this forum.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
No, we're not trolls, we're just tired of people that are uninformed creating irrelevant, duplicate threads before searching or even reading the titles of the threads on the first page of the forum.

Obviously this phone has developer support, it's a Nexus. It doesn't matter what freaking SIM card you put in the back of it, its still the same device. GSM device support is GSM device support. Read. Please!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ragnarokx:
So are pointless, redundant threads apparently.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rasengan82:
FFS ppl the OP was just asking a question. Yes the GN sold by Google is supported by AOSP and will have S@!# ton of ROM and development going for a long time ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK003:
Per your suggestion I've looked through the last 5 pages and there's a couple that's semi similar to mine. The official announcement: which I could try to start a conversation there and it get lost in the general chatter about it, and another question like mine but about the battery. I could hijack his thread. That would be cool? Instead of trolling, which most of the replies have been, you could have said something like "I seen a post earlier that might help out". The replies have been absolute crap. If you're tired of seeing it ignore it.

I'm Never used an AOSP device, or an international device. Before I bought it I thought I would come over kick up a conversation with some people that have a GN and ask some questions. General stuff about development on it. Is there a difference between this one and the international version.

The way you people responded to someone that has never been in this specific device's forum, or messed with any variant of the device before is not right.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK003:
Thank you!! I'll talk to you.

Thinking about buying it. Never used or paid much attention to AOSP devices because AT&T doesn't sell them. Are there any catches coming from Non-AOSP devices? I wasn't sure if there's any catches to using the international GSM roms with AT&T. Completely clueless here. I don't necessarily have time to read every post for 10 pages. Looking for a general overview of my questions.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fatttire:
You asked a really obvious question which is why people are responding to you the way they are. The question also doesn't make much sense since it is hard to believe that you this little about this phone. I think you are asking if the Galaxy Nexus works well with AT&T. The answer is yes. It also works well with any GSM network provider. There is good development for this phone, and nothing has to be or will be unique to AT&T.

There's no catches to using this phone with AT&T. Everything works great. Well actually, there are a few catches, I wouldn't get this phone if you were hoping to have:

1. Delayed software updates, or no updates at all

2. Terrible superimposed user interface that is more buggy

3. Lots of bloatware like AT&T Navigator just in case you wanted to pay AT&T for something Google gives for free and does a better job at.

If you are looking for any of those, then yeah, that's the only catch.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK003:
Why would I every look into a phone that I can't use? It has nice specs. I can't use it. Close. What's obvious to you isn't so obvious to someone else. Maybe it's all exactly the same as what I'm used to, or maybe there's some stuff you you "just know from experience" that I wouldn't know.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fatttire:
I read your post twice and I have no idea what you were trying to say.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK003:
Maybe a better question is: "Do the GSM ROMS work correctly on AT&T without any catches? If there is a catch are the developer pretty quick to help fix, or do the developers ignore AT&T"

I know this is not a primary AT&T device so I know the support is going to be back burner. I just want to know how back burner it is.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fkinrawr:
Yes all GSM rooms currently in the GSM development section will work and all future ones too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
This is what I'm saying. You have a very very weak understanding of how this works. Do you really think that there are specific ROMs and tweaks for all of the dozens of carriers people are using this device on? Its an unlocked GSM device. There's no special software needed. You put in your SIM card.

Developers suppor the

device

. Not the network.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tomtommy306:
Poor guy has no business modding a phone if he doesn't know that unlocked nexus is the KING of development!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fatttire:
I just answered that question. No phone in existence has "AT&T support." There are android devices designed to work under AT&T. Those devices have their own support forums/developers/teams because they are a unique device.

This is also a unique device with a forum and developers and teams. It works on AT&T and other carriers as well.

---------- Post added at 09:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:49 PM ----------

I know right. I don't know why I'm replying here. Probably out of boredom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mapin0518:
Okay people, let me give it a try...

1. Yes GSM Galaxy Nexus ROMs work correctly with this phone (because it is a GSM Galaxy Nexus phone with an AT&T SIM card. It is no different from any other GSM Galaxy Nexus phone.)

2. There is no catch to worry about because the SIM card you insert into your phone has no bearing on the ROM development. Click on Galaxy Nexus Development forum and look at all the development: that's all for this phone.

3. AT&T won't provide phone support, Google will.

You are either really dense or a really good troll.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrianDigital:
am I the only one who thought pentaband radio was huge feature,
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fatttire:
haha i was thinking the same thing
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] luftrofl:
/thread. I really can't tell which one it is.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Wood is dense I'm fluffy. I don't think I'm making myself clear. So Motorola isn't making the updates? So do I need a special SIM since it's unlocked?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jdiddy_ub:
motorola? its a samsung phone supported by google and your using ATT...where does motorola come into the picture?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I read somewhere that Motorola makes Google devices.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lwfb:
Not quite sure why I'm replying, but I'll do my best to be kind...

No, Motorola will not be updating the SAMSUNG Galaxy Nexus. Go figure, right?

As for a special SIM card, its just a regular run of the mill SIM card... nothing special.

Obviously you've not done a bit of research on this device... educate yourself before you come to a developer's forum asking generic questions that could be answered by simply Googling "GSM Galaxy Nexus".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bloodydamnhell:
There's a reason why it's called the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. ;)

GSM phones work on any carrier that supports the same bands the phone supports. In the present case, that means any GSM/UMTS carrier.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] housry23:
Google purchased Motorola wireless, but Samsung made the Nexus device. It is a Samsung phone and from what I read, Samsung will make the next Nexus as well. Will this change in the future? Maybe, but this is built by Samsung and supported by Google. You are getting a pure Google experience device with the latest updates coming form Google. Every GSM Rom in the GSM Galaxy Nexus forum will work regardless of what SIM card is in the phone. You will not be dissapointed(until the next Nexus device comes out and you want it more). Once you go Nexus, you never go back to "skinned" devices again. No Touchwiz, no Sense, no Blur. Just pure unedited Android Ice Cream Sandwich.

There are a lot of unhelpful people here and they forget that they weren't born knowing everything. We all started somewhere. I've been around here for a long time and it used to not be this way. You used to ask a question and got an answer. You will be doing yourself a favor by buying this phone. I came from the SGS2(Sprint version) and have loved every minute of owning the Galaxy Nexus and at that price for and unlocked, off contract phone...well...you just can't go wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shadow65781:
Forget the carrier. with this phone all you need to worry about is not bricking it. The phone is the same whether you are on att or tmo. It's all the same phone with a different sim for each carrier.

Don't bait the trolls.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
What's bricking? So I can use a TOM sim card?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Matridom:
I guess I'll add my 2 cents.

It's a nexus, so it's Android how Google intended it. No customizing/software from Samsung or any telco like at&t. No bloatware, nothing extra.

I've easy to unlock, there are very few variants, so development is concentrated on one or two models. This means more quality roms. It's the first phone to get updates from Google.

If you want to experience true Android, get a nexus.

All you need from AT&T(or any other gsm telco) is a standard Sim that has a compatible data plan.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cheesywhales:
Nexus with a non-smartphone plan?

I figure this is a good place to ask a question like this real quick. I was wondering if the Galaxy Nexus being sold through the Play Store is recognizable by AT&T.

Right now, I am using an Xperia X10 Mini Pro on AT&T with the non-smartphone data plan. If I were to get a Galaxy Nexus through the Play Store, would AT&T be able to identify it? I would like to buy this phone, be able to slap in the SIM, and then continue on with my life and lovely unlimited data plan. Would this be possible?

I am guessing that because the Play Store Galaxy Nexus is not AT&T branded and has never been specifically sold by them, it would not be picked up in their databases, just like my Xperia. I am not entirely sure of this though. I'm just curious to see if anyone can help me figure this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
Dude. Go buy an iPhone. That phone has your name all over it. As a matter of fact buy the sprint version and try to get an Atnt sim card working in it. That way you can make your own thread, in the iPhone forums, and the world will be a merrier place

sent with 3g courage. better recognize. 4g courage coming soon. stock up on diapers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shadow65781:
I think you've been trolled.

Don't bait the trolls.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] YoungAceAtlanta:
ok.. these "Google selling galaxy nexus" threads is getting so annoying..

If you buy the Galaxy Nexus AT&T DOES NOT SUPPORT IT.. in other words "YOU CAN'T CALL ATT IF THIS PHONE GETS DAMAGE" because its not a official att phone sold by att..

BUT IT WORKS WITH ATT NETWORK BANDS THAT ALLOW YOU TO GET 3G/4G DATA.. also T-Mobile..

it dont matter if u got a Nexus from Europe or Asia they are all GSM devices.. you can flash any AOSP/Google Factory image on it... its a big thread around here saying how you change a "yajuxxx" or w/e to whatever

unless you have a LTE or a CDMA which uses different radios etc your device will not see the same support..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
This thread is still going? :eek: :eek: :eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] _atlien_:
Yes they are. I come for news but rarely post in xda any longer. It's not trolls so much as insecure white male teenagers. It's really not worth it to post questions here anymore. Which is fine since there are tons of Android forums at this point. Just get the roms, read and leave.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TRusselo:
if you have an issue with users please take it up with the staff, instead of sinking down to their level and trolling xda.

you will always be welcome here but please refrain from negative comments about xda and our users.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
There's no catch, the phone fully works. Just buy it and enjoy the pure experience.

And yes I think pentaband radio is a huge feature of this phone. Finally a true global phone with no limitations.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] florelui001p:
Att doesn't recognize the galaxy nexus so you'll be fine
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mackster248:
Not sure if you're question has been answered OP, but yes to all of your questions.

This is a GSM penta-band Galaxy Nexus. It supports both AT&T and T-Mobile bands. So you can flash any ROM in the Dev section for the GSM device and it will work. Just have the right APN and you're good to go. But the APN is probably already built into the ROM, so that's all you have to do.

There's PLENTY of devs for this phone. You can see that right away with the abundant of ROM's in the dev section.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cheesywhales:
Would that change if AT&T gets the Galaxy Nexus some time in the future? Or would they only be able to see their Galaxy Nexus? Anyway, thanks very much! I know which phone im saving up for!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Infekxion:
No, they still would not recognize it. It's the same as The Note, SGS2, Skyrocket, and One X. These all havee variants that AT&T calls "phone" or something on those lines.

Sent from the full browser version of XDA using a Skyrocket?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DOHCtor:
But what about the Galaxy Nexus that are sold in the U.S. from the play store? Still waiting for someone to test the dumphone internet plan on it...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
O, BTW: After the first 2 responses I was kinda pissed and trolled the thread. Honestly I was just trying to start up a conversation. Yeah the original post (before I edited it 4 times) was vague, but the responses were crap. For everyone that actually tried to help, Thank You! For everyone else, go find a way to bone yourself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] okayokayokay:
There's lots of support. I just bought one and everything you see here about the GSM model applies to this phone (which I love so far). Lots of stuff for the Verizon model applies to.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fatttire:
yeah, i know you trolled the thread. which is frustrating as hell since i took time out my day to answer your nonexistent questions and help your fake confusion. it just kinda shows what kind of person you are.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cheesywhales:
I would want to hear from some one using it too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I bought it. Love it. Best phone I've owned. No problems on AT&T with unlimited plan.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DOHCtor:
Are you using the unlimited GoPhone plan with no smartphone data plan added and it still detects your phone as a dumphone so you're able to use data?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cheesywhales:
Basically yes, they think he is still using a dumbphone, and they cannot detect the specific smartphone that he is using now (throught the IMEI number, which is not in their database).

Since they still think he is using a dumbphone, he is able to add the non-smartphone data to his plan. If he put his sim in a smartphone that they could identify, they would just slap the smartphone data plan on his plan and throw out the non-smartphone one, because they can clearly see that he is using a smartphone.

At least, this is my understanding of it. If I happen to be wrong, someone is more than welcome to correct me!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gunner1937:
Your understanding is not correct.

Any smartphone not represented, carried, or sold officially by AT&T is not subject to the compulsory/mandatory data plan imposes by the carrier.

My wife Nexus one is an AT&T phone. Bang! Data plan, you like it or not.

My Nexus One was a T-Mobile phone in which I inserted my AT&T sim card. No data plan imposed.

My GN is a GSM bought at Google. No data plan imposed but I bought one. It was my choice. And AT&T representative told me that I can cancel and renew it, on a monthly basis, anytime.

Put it another way: you do not want a 2-year commitment and you do not want a data plan, get a full price smartphone not sold by AT&T. Et voila:D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fatttire:
I don't think thats correct. AT&T clearly says that you can't use a smartphone on a dumbphone plan. I'm pretty sure we all agree this GN is a smartphone.

The only reason why you are able to get away with it is because, a) they didn't check the IMEI, and b) that guy that said you could continue it just didn't care

Edit: sorry I misunderstood you. Yes you can use no data plan
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nohcho:
You can use your unlocked GSM version of galaxy nexus on att's unlimited data for non-smartphones. If that phone is not sold by att, they don't know simply by imei what phone you are using. Yes, I'm sure all will agree that GN is in fact a smartphone, its just that att doesn't know that simply by the imei, therefore you can get away with a $15 a month data plan.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gunner1937:
Thanks for the edit:)

I went myself to AT&T with my 2 Nexus:cool:. That's why I felt very comfortable with my correction:D

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Not right:cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cheesywhales:
See, I think this is pretty much what I've been assuming. If some one could clarify, that'd be great.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
Supposedly Google gave atnt imei numbers again. I got jacked by atnt on the nexus one and bumped to a smartphone plan.

let it be.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nohcho:
What do you need clarified? I'd be more than happy to help as I have been using att's unlimited feature phone data on my unlocked, non att branded smart phones for years. Also, one good place to read up on this us howardforums.com and go to the "us carrier discussion forum" there are numerous threads about this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nohcho:
That very well may be the case, i would not be surprised if it were. I can't speak for galaxy nexus that Google play store is selling. But I have a Japanese market galaxy nexus and I haven't been caught yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
not everybody got swept in the sweep. i did even though i was using way less than one gig at the time. i'm just putting it out there. no guarantees and nothing adamant to go by. just don't want to see anybody whining about why the hell they got put on a smartphone plan even though they have an unlocked smartphone. :eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nohcho:
I agree, there is always a risk of being caught by one of these sweeps. Its a gamble so use to your own risk and always assume that you may get caught one day.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] p00kienrayray:
Interesting info...would make sense since google is selling AT&T compatible in the states now. If AT&T does have it, hopefully someone can confirm.

BTW, some people here got trolled HARD...