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[Miscellaneous Android Development] mestnou:
so this is ported or compiled or what ?:confused:

xloud settings.apk changed from mecurtz i used :D

sorry for my english
[Miscellaneous Android Development] luisakira2301:
Gracias Angelo! !

Is ported
[Miscellaneous Android Development] usevelez:
gracias amgio,le he hecho un test y me ha fallado el bluetooh y el wifi al rato se va la conexion,gracias por tu esfuerzo
[Miscellaneous Android Development] luisakira2301:
Ya subi un parche para el bt checalo
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] MattMJB0188:
Anyone with the device care to comment on call quality and speaker quality? Does it go loud or is it kind of quit maxed out?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] UMGixxer:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1614301
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] MattMJB0188:
Not many opinions there.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] UMGixxer:
Its only about 3-4 people that I have seen on here that already have the phone, so you probably won't get many opinions as of yet
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] jimmiekain:
I'm curious about this too particularly because HTC phones as of late have had some pretty terrible loud speakrs. (vivid and evo3d) This is the only reason I have not pre-ordered the Evo LTE. I wanna go to a sprint store and listen to a phone call on speakerphone and also listen to the sound when an incoming call comes in or listen to a youtube video. I had the evo3d but returned it after 4 days because the loudspeaker was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to weak and the alarm wasnt loud enough to wake me up!

I guess for now I will just subscribe tot his forum and see if anyone with the one x posts a response.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] GameDoctor:
Well, the speaker volume isn't like Iphone loud, but the audio quality at louder levels on speaker is vastly clearer compared to my previous 2 Inspire 4g's.

Speakerphone is usable now, sounded like crap before.

Hope this helps.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bob_mac:
Hi All,

I recently bought an xoom wifi model mz604 uk/eu spec with android 3.2 upon first boot/update. Took a while to connect to a pc running xp pro sp3... after reading many comments on the importance of enabling usb debugging, this bugger will only identify itself clearly (as a media device) with usb debugging off... I intend to root the device after a while due to the missing usb / udisk mount point within the stock file system.

In short, will the omission of debugging cause complications when flashing a revised rom, or will it be no problem after unlocking and reverting back to stock, pre flashing?

I have some experience with android 1.6 to 2.3, but this 3 to ics looks like a potential pain in the butt!

Cheers & Thanks for sharing any of your experiences on this,

Bob

Ps I will install windows 7 if there isn't a comfortable work around, I just like xp pro because it's lighter than the others...
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bob_mac:
I sorted it. After the vague motorola driver software completed its own background update, hrs later! why? I was able to manually choose the driver through show all devices / motorola. Now i get a different icon via my computer depending on whether usb debugging is on or off...
[HTC One X] Nitin985:
They seem to not be working. I have to press it 10 times before it works

Any ideas
[HTC One X] piero0402:
Hmm mine work just fine, try restarting the one.. Using any custom rom maybe?
[HTC One X] Nitin985:
Na, tried rebooting and they work a bit better now. 1 in 5 now

Coul it be cause I was using my headphones in the rain so some may have gone through the mic
[HTC One X] Nitin985:
Bump
[HTC One X] Albert Poon:
Which part isnt working? The button or mic?
[HTC One X] r0cafella:
If this is during music playback try Jays Headset control from the play store it's free and it allows you to customize the effect of the button during playback.
[HTC One X] Albert Poon:
Jays not compatible with Beats Solo, try Headset Droid.
[HTC One X] r0cafella:
Works fine with SOLO HD's :)
[HTC One X] Albert Poon:
Not sure about solo hd, but for solo, forward and backtrack cause problem. Headset Droid can catch those 2 keys tho
[HTC One X] r0cafella:
The Volumes keys don't work on android at all iirc.

Just the middle button which can be programmed to so multiple clicks work, not perfect but does the job
[HTC One X] Nitin985:
It's the middle button. They sometimes work and sometimes don't
[HTC One X] Yureika:
I'm using HTC one x. Why can I use the control talk with beats solo hd. Then. The next time I tried, I had to keep on pressing the middle button for the headset to function. It's there something wrong with my beats.
[Networking] xxBrun0xx:
I think we should educate people about prepaid service and how much money they will save when switching over. People seem to just hop on a contract, thinking it's the only way to have cell service, when that's just not true.

Virgin mobile has a good comparison chart here. Their service uses sprint's network and costs a fraction of what Sprint's service costs. (Sure, Virgin doesn't roam on verizon like sprint does, but if you're covered by sprint without roaming, you're fine. The coverage is better than you'd think for VM).

Beyond Virgin Mobile, you have, in my opinion, one of the best deals around: Straight Talk's Bring Your Own Phone program. You can get a sim card for either AT&T's or T-Mobile's network and simply put it into any phone you like. $45/month = unlimited everything + no contracts. I am using their AT&T sim right now in my galaxy nexus and have so far been really impressed at their service.

So can someone who has a contract explain what the logic behind signing is? It just seems like you're pissing your money away.
[Networking] votinh:
If you posted this a few months back, I would already change my mind :).

Too late, but learning.

But there is one thing that I always have a glitch in mind though, that is the "unlimited data" advertised by ST or the alike, is it REALLY unlimited data like one tied to contract? or just a so-called MOBILE WEB, which is NOT 100% like we expect?
[Networking] adelmundo:
There is also the T-Mobile/Walmart deal for $30/month if you don't talk a lot (100 voice, unlimited text, 5 GB of full speed data).
[Networking] luftrofl:
-Most people cannot see savings long term - only that the subsidized price is cheaper.

-Roaming agreements - prepaid has none.

-U.S. carriers often limit prepaid options for phone/plans. (e.g. you cannot use phone X on plan Y).

-U.S. carriers (except T-Mobile) don't have reduced cost for postpaid, off-contract plans. Going off contract, postpaid with AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint means that you pay full retail price for the phone AND the same monthly price you would if you were on contract.
[Networking] 85gallon:
I am able to do with my phone whatever I want when I need to do it. ;)
[Networking] xxBrun0xx:
- I agree, it's a shame so many people only look at the immediate savings

- Are you sure? I use ST and I roam on T-mobile when I don't have AT&T coverage

- I agree completely. They do with cdma phones. GSM, however, makes it very difficult to limit what phones your prepaid customers use

- True, but why go through a large provider when you can pay less for the same service by using one of their partners?

I also can do whatever I want when I need to do it, including switching phones and/or providers at no cost, and yet I pay a fraction of what you pay for otherwise identical service.

The postpaid pricing model just perplexes me. Prepaid should be more expensive because of the flexibility, yet it's that flexibility to switch that keeps prices competitive. Postpaid, on the other hand, gets to charge whatever it wants for service.
[Networking] 4ktvs:
I don't know any more. WHY THE * did I do it WHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ok got that off my brain, now I have been "throttled" at 7.5GB. Verizon this meens war, with ICBMS or in my case the FCC, the BBB and when I can make a good set of videos the NEWS.

I am uploading my proof now and I had used 72GB with AT&T still could get 4-8 times more speed.

Verizon I played with the ball in your court, now you will be playing in mine and your not going to like it.

Point: Verizon you suck and you HAVE TO BE M.A.D to join them now. there 4G is garbage

moving on to pre paid: I am trying to get my dad to use ST , but really it would cost a bit more, becuase he use's Pre-paid allready. LOL
[Networking] xxBrun0xx:
I can vouch for ST, fantastic service at a fair price.
[Networking] radgoos:
until you have to call their customer "service"

In fact, "service" departments associated with TracFone wireless (ie: TracFone, Net10, SafeLink, StraightTalk) are complete garbage. I used to sell lots of their prepaids and it was all nice and cheap till you need to contact them. Hopefully their IVR can help you because if you are transferred to a live representative, may god help you, because TracFoney won't.

That's why I have a contract, oh and insurance.
[Networking] xxBrun0xx:
Actually, I agree with t the post above. I love having a cheap plan on an awesome phone but the customer service is horrible. Also, I have recently read horror stories about people getting kicked off of ST with no warning because they exceeded their monthly data limit. Not having a contract means you can leave any time, but also means your provider can change the rules or kick you out at any time. Apparently there are people on Verizon grandfathered into old unlimited data plans who use 70+ gb per month and have no repercussions. That's epic: D
[Networking] Babydollll:
I have BOTH postpaid (family plan) contract service and THREE prepaid accts. (Two with T-Mobile and one with RedPocket)

I still prefer the customer service and the account level detail (online) with postpaid....
[Networking] Dice62:
With Rogers Canada: Paying $50 a month.

Unlimited Call / Text

6gb Data

My10 - 10 numbers free call text in North America.

Voice mail / Caller ID and all that jazz

And my GNex was subsidized. Paid 100$ for it. 3 year contract but each year I can get a new phone subsidized.

I am paying less for my plan and my phone than the no contract folks over the duration of my contract. I just know how to talk to the workers for deals, and discounts.
[Networking] faehsemc:
Ya I'm on a grandfathered plan... that's the only reason I haven't switched.

$130.00 a month for a two line family plan

1400 minutes

unlimited 3G

Free text

Free roaming (even in Guam.... which I didn't know they still count as international...)

The vmail and every other thing that is pointless probably ..

Really isn't that bad for me.. honestly I would provably be paying close to this for less buying two prepaids.

I didn't have to pay anything for this phone when I first got it, I had the og Inc and it broke. Insurance gave me this one.. I'm already due for a full upgrade but I just love this thing.
[Networking] xxBrun0xx:
Actually, if you were on prepaid through even Verizon ($50/month), you'd have unlimited everything. However, were you to switch to Virgin Mobile, you would only pay $70 for 2 lines, however you would get 600 minutes/month, which is probably still more than enough for 2 people.
[Networking] faehsemc:
I'm a Navy recruiter. I use my personal phone more than the gov one.
[Networking] BKrenning:
I didn't sign it. Hubby did while I was out of town so he could get his shiny new iPhone 4S:mad: even after I had spent literally hours on the phone with AT&T arguing over the PDA Connect Unlimited feature I had grandfathered on my Atrix. 6 months after I purchased the Atrix & Lapdock and had merrily been tethering & docking with absolutely no problems--AT&T decided they weren't going to honor my PDA Connect Unlimited feature any more and I absolutely must "upgrade" to their 4G data plans. WTF? Why wait until I'm 6 months into a contract to change it? And their excuse was that my now 6 months old Atrix wasn't "compatible" with my current data plan. Really? It works fine for me. Long story, short--they agreed to credit me for the remaining 18 months of my PDA Connect Unlimited feature & I agreed not to tether any more. Customer service is a concern? This is the same company that way back in the day actually told me that Free Call Forwarding doesn't mean we won't charge you for it--it just means you can do it all you want. Also the same company that tried to tell me that I absolutely had to upgrade my old Nokia (Charlie's Angels phone) to a GAIT phone because it was going to stop working. How long did those GAIT phones last? Not nearly as long as my Nokia. I can't speak for the other big US cell carriers but AT&T has the absolute worst customer service reps on the phone and franchise stores. The company store reps are much better but only enough to fix whatever the dingbats in corporate broke or tried to screw me out of. On June 24th--the first iPhone is going to Straight Talk. In November the second iPhone is going to whomever is the best deal at the time. Next year in May--the remaining iPhone and my Atrix will kiss AT&T good bye forever! As for insurance--try Square Trade or Service Net or better yet--look at the freaking deductible AT&T is charging on cell phones. For my Atrix, they wanted to charge me $6 per month and should anything happen to my phone--I would have to pay $150 deductible. I bought the phone refurb for $99. Are they crazy? At one point--they wouldn't even offer insurance on smart phones.
[Networking] xxBrun0xx:
Sorry to hear about that. There's a reason why major carriers are so much more profitable than small prepaid ones.
[Networking] savage24x:
I'm never going back to prepaid. Way too much money just for texting and calling.
[Networking] xxBrun0xx:
Cant speak for dumb phones, but smart phones are so much cheaper on prepaid its unbelievable.
[Networking] MrObvious:
I agree. Actually there are some good prepaid deals for just talk and text too. Smart Talk is 35. My smartphone plan is only 30 and if I used Sipdroid for talk over data I could have unlimited talk too but I only get EDGE until T-Mobile refarms 1900 HSPA in Wichita but there are some good deals if you just look around.
[Networking] xxBrun0xx:
Just saw this and I must say that is insane. What a fantastic deal! Kind of makes me want to move to Canada :)
[Networking] sitizenx:
Bought the network. After having crappy service with all the $h-ty pay as you go services like Tmobile I decided to be a grown up and pay for quality. I also like the FREE Lumia 900 at&t gave me. It works great on the LTE network that crappy pay as you go phones don't have. I get "unlimited" LTE data for $30 a month with at&t. I believe they drop you to 3g or something after you use 5 gigs of data in a month. My understanding is if you use 5 gigs of data on one of those crappy pay as you go phone they will disconnect you with no warning.

The banners saying Unlimited data, Unlimited talk, and Unlimited text for $40 aren't telling the whole story. If the crappy coverage covers your home and your work then great but if you travel across the country the way I do holes in the network are unacceptable. When I am in the middle of nowhere that is when I need my phone the most. I can't afford to have sudden Tmobile signal failure.

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I love it when people speak the truth!
[Networking] luftrofl:
How did you get that plan? I see only two that would be similar: $30 for 3GB or $50 for 5GB - neither drop to "3G" after the limits - instead, you get charged $10 for each extra 1GB.
[Networking] xxBrun0xx:
Each to their own. If you really need a customer service rep to wipe you're ass for you, then I agree, get post paid. If you're like me and a lot of us here on xda, however, and you don't mind opening up Google one in a while, it probably won't make a difference. I think the claim of better customer service is a cop out, personally, but that's just my opinion and there are certainly people who do need that person to person interaction and can't figure things out by reading guides online.
[Networking] sitizenx:
One thing I've learned over the years is what is on the website is but a fraction of what can be obtained... sometimes with subterfuge/glitches in the system.

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Nothing to do with "customer service." I said service. As in the quality and coverage of their cellular network and a robust build out of LTE.
[Networking] faehsemc:
My sister is prepaid and I'm with big red.. she can't call my number because I'm not in the contiguous 48 states with my area code. I have a Hawaii number... I live in georgia still though. That's another reason I don't like prepaid.. nation wide isn't every state and I still talk with a lot of friends there
[Networking] xxBrun0xx:
But how can the service be any different? Most of the prepaids are on the major carrier's networks. I'm on ST, for example, which gives me access to at&T's network for a fraction of the price. I believe that there is a market for post paid and there are certainly people who use postpaid to its full potential, such as people who travel for work, or those who replace their home internet with tethering lte. I'm just not convinced that its the right of payment method for the majority of consumers.
[Networking] sitizenx:
I assume ST is "Straight Talk." Straight Talk is notorious for cutting off people's phones in the middle of the month based upon some unpublished criteria. That is NOT how at&t operates. Furthermore does Straight Talk have free Lumia 900s and LTE? If not then it's not the same as at&t... is it? I get "unlimited" LTE data for $30 a month at at&t. Throttling doesn't begin until 5 gigs. Your service would have been shut off on Straight talk before you got to 3.5 gigs.

So I get five times the data at LTE speeds. That in my vocabulary would define "different."

I don't know if it is "the right of payment method for the majority of consumers" but I am getting sick of people saying everyone on a contract phone is an idiot. People have different needs. Let's just do an HONEST comparison of services.
[Networking] luftrofl:
Right... so any tips on getting such a plan? It seems like a grandfathered data plan or one designed to keep someone from leaving AT&T.

As much as I agree that postpaid is generally better in many aspects, you seem to have received special treatment - or at least received some offer unavailable to most people.
[Networking] sitizenx:
None that I wish to share on the internet. I don't want my little discount to disappear.

A lot of people are on grandfathered unlimited plans and a lot of people are on corporate plans. Put your school or work email in HERE and see if you are eligible. I only found out about it from a coworker months after I started a new job. I was kicking myself.

Between the at&t FAN discount and the unlimited LTE data they have me hooked.
[Networking] 4ktvs:
Can you tell me how you got your unlimited smart phone data plan on AT&T. I have the non-smart phone unlimited data plan and I am ok with it for now, but If I want LTE or they kick me off that plan I may think about it.

If not that then I am going back to pre-paid. Verizon's going to kill my unlimited data so when that 2 year is done I will be done with them for good. ( There phones SUCK and now no more unlimited, you SUCK verizion.)
[Networking] sitizenx:
You need to have a corporate account. Check here if you are eligible.
[Networking] 4ktvs:
I can't get a corporate account, but a student one soon. After that what do I do?

Thanks
[Networking] xxBrun0xx:
While I'm a big supporter of prepaid (think it allows for a competitive market, which is better for the consumer in the end), I really can't argue against this. If you want LTE data, and unlimited at that, you need to get a contact (for now). This may changed, however, since most prepaid carriers use major carriers' networks which already have the infrastructure to use LTE. But by the time this happens, 5g will be out. But I think the point is clear: if you want to be on the cutting edge of technology initially, stick with a contract. (although this point is moot for gsm, at least somewhat).

Thank all of you guys for providing insight into this topic and hopefully this will help people see both sides to the story (I know I definitely feel differently about congrats after hearing all of the responses in this thread).
[Networking] sitizenx:
With Verizon's recent announcement it would appear that for at least their customers the dynamic has changed. By eliminating cheap or free smartphones for their unlimited contract customers they have just undermined the rational for contracts for a lot of people. Luckily I'm with at&t so we will see if they do something similar. I may be joining you on in prepaid world once my contract is up. Even with corporate discounts I am still paying $65 for voice, unlimited data, and only 200 text messages. MMS isn't even included I have to pay per a MMS. No way I'm going to shell out $500 every two years for a new phone as well.
[Networking] xxBrun0xx:
What really drew me to prepaid is the fact that you own you're phone and if the company does something you disagree with, you can simply leave. They're selling you service, not a device. This is how things should be in my opinion. Think about what it would be like if only oil companies sold cars, or if only cable companies sold TVs.
[Networking] Mephikun:
I'm currently on Prepaid, but I'm signing a contract this year for a Dual/Quad-core phone so I don't have to pay for it outright. See, I'm an Android dev. B)
[Networking] chrisrotolo:
I signed a contract with AT&T, well because: Actually I signed up with Cingular. I signed up before they HAD 3G, or the iPhone. It was the closest carrier to my home/work as well. I also couldnt afford the $200 they were asking for the moto razr at the time either. Plus it seemed like I got more minutes/talk time out of the deal.

Still got unlimited LTE plans on 2 accounts. And thoughroughly enjoy kicking AT&T in the nuts any time I can. even if it means going out of may to do so.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dodgedroid:
Hy guys,

NEW CM9 RC 2 Stable !!! ​

STABLE

Instalation:

1.Download

2.Put it on SdCard

3.Reboot in recovery and wipe:cache,dalvik-cache,battery-stats,factory reset.

4.Choose with volume button(up-down) install zip from sdcard->choose zip->update-cm-9-20120425-NIGHTLY-e730-signed.zip and select by pressing power button.

5.after you installed the rom download gapps from here

6.Reboot in recovery and flash the gapps.

That's it! Enjoy!

**Changelog**
[Miscellaneous Android Development] DrunkenDragon:
i think i have random reboot.. would u help me with that?? other than that everything is fine... no search freeze or what so ever

thank you

and Can I ask why under lockscreen settings there is only an inscription "Preference Stub"?

i had all the options before and now it says preference stub
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dodgedroid:
sorry but is an nightly build....alpha so ther are bugs...and the lockscreen I don't know is the first nightly build of cm9 for our device so...
[Miscellaneous Android Development] DrunkenDragon:
hope the bugs will be rectified soon we shall wait and test all the releases

:) thanks
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dodgedroid:
yes will be more realease..and the bugs will be fixed...:)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] DrunkenDragon:
can anyone tell me how to update the new cm9 releases??? should we always wipe data??? because everyday there are updates released
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dodgedroid:
no you not need to wipe anything
[Miscellaneous Android Development] DrunkenDragon:
oh then if i update i get lots of apps fc and contacts will be missing then random restarts il have :\
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dodgedroid:
just go in recovery and choose apply update from sdcard and hit yes....and all your apps will not fc after that..:)....but you can make wipe cahe and dalvik-cache...t repair some bugs from previuos version of cm9
[Miscellaneous Android Development] DrunkenDragon:
thank you will try that ;)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] .xxx.:
Is this rom completely stable for use ?