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[HTC Amaze 4G] Double0EK:
There's a thread regarding this issue. But I'll answer your concern.

You need to make a new APN same as the Tmobile one but a new one. Set it as Default. Then delete the Tmobile one or remove the default flag from it. Then you can use your hot spot without those problems popping up.

Edit...didn't even have to use the search engine..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1332627

Wait....I sent this with Tapatalk?
[HTC Amaze 4G] Arich0908:
Ive read that already,

Ive done allot of reading. My phone came with that APN setting. For **** n giggle I tried it any ways and it didnt work.

If the Samsung Galaxy 2 can Freeze it , there has to be something similar for our phone I would think .
[HTC Amaze 4G] Double0EK:
Did you delete the stock APN or remove the default flag from it?

Wait....I sent this with Tapatalk?
[HTC Amaze 4G] elwaxman:
Working wifi Tether on ICS

Check Post 5 i got this one working fine

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1621226
[HTC Amaze 4G] AndroidAutobot:
All you have to do is clear the "apn type" field of the "t mobile data" apn settings. Why bother creating a whole new apn if this much easier method works? Just curious if there's any particular advantage... Mines been working just to e using this method, as have the amazes my two co workers use. Mines rooted (worked with the new ICS Rom and gingerbread alike), and my two co workers' amazes are completely stock. This method I've used seems pretty fool proof.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Arich0908:
I haven't tried that yet Ill try that and report back later.
[HTC Amaze 4G] MonkySlap:
If you have the 5gb data plan or higher, you can get free tethering. Just go into a tmobile store and tell them you want the free tethering. Thats what I did at least.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Arich0908:
Good **** changing the apn works for me.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Arich0908:
And I went to go use it again ..... No go does not work now.
[HTC Amaze 4G] elwaxman:
Changing the apn works for a while then it stops working, not sure why but I had success with this Everytime I use it no drops...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=25363734

Try it and let Mr know if it works for you....
[HTC Amaze 4G] AndroidAutobot:
Strange. Rooted and unrooted, modified and stock, ICS and Gingerbread alike this has always works for me. Scope this video just in case to make sure you're doin the exact same thing I am -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPaIpdSuCe0&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[HTC Amaze 4G] elkin205:
the only thing that anyone need yo do is to erase the info on the APN type of the original tmobile apn data
[HTC Amaze 4G] freakasis:
When I do that I only get 2G data. But it does work.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DespicableJae:
I have seen the suggested threads for methods in rooting a G2.

Read some of them but I've noticed many of them are dated and I wanted to know if there is anything more recent that I can use to gain root access to my G2 (2.3.4)?

I later want to install a new ROM as well but for now I would like to know how to get root.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crestofawave:
The method as described in the wiki Is the most reliable way of rooting, despite not being updated for a while or so. The above link describes rooting but it only works for Froyo, and as such you have to downgrade. You can follow this guide. Credits go to Setherio. Alternatively, you can use Strawmetal's guide, which is more inclusive but is essentially based off the above ones. It is more straightforward to follow and has everything pre-packaged. You can find it here. All credits go to Strawmetal.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tronmech:
Looks like those linked files for strawmetal's rooting guide no longer exist. Anyone have a mirror?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DespicableJae:
Thanks for the reply and a great starting point.

I'll read over the links and try it out.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nipqer:
As far as I know, strawmetal is updating the pdf slightly, and should be posting it soon.

I am mirroring his packaged tools though, http://ratherphallic.co.cc/ROOT/platform-tools.7z

-Nipqer
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] strawmetal:
Thanks for the mirror nipqer.

You can find the tools and guide to downgrade and root at this folder on minus
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redspeed:
Im new to the G2 also. I came from Sprint and had the Epic 4g. Guess I was a bit spoiled with having the simple one click root methods or using Odin :)

Does this method below still work for temp root? Im on 2.3.4 currently. Or do all rooting methods involve downgrading now?

http://theunlockr.com/2010/10/20/how-to-root-the-t-mobile-g2-htc-vision-visionary-method/

Thanks!
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demkantor:
Don't use visionary unless your ok with bricking your phone. Just rooted my third g2 last night. First two went well no problems. Last night I had a ton of problems! But the good folks here on xda and freenode are always there to help, nipqer was my savior last night. (Last time I root a phone drunk) so follow the g2 xda wiki and you'll be fine
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redspeed:
The visionary method I was reading up on I thought only bricks your phone if you try to perma-root the phone? As a temp root do you know if that way still works?

Otherwise the only way to root would be to downgrade first then use adb?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demkantor:
Temp root should be safe, but that won't get you too far. Its well worth rooting by downgrading and then exploiting to gain root via the method outlined in the wiki
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redspeed:
Thanks I will give the temp root a try first I was a bit intimidated by the other permanent method used for roms. I will eventually give that a try though.

One other question- on the Epic 4g I had a tool from Samsung, that pretty much no matter how bad I screwed the phone up with a bad flash or anything like that, it would always let me revert it back to stock. Is there anything like this for the G2?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demkantor:
Sort of, so long as you can boot backinto either hboot or recovery your fine, if you loose those then only jtag will fix your phone
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redspeed:
Temp rooting with visionary doesnt seem to work on 2.3.4 :(

I will try the downgrade/adb route later tonight...
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crestofawave:
Visionary only works with Froyo. But please, do yourself a favor and stay away from it.

Sent from my DZ.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hawky9393:
hi all

Just got my note and love it. ..any recomeded apps or patches etc. ..

Thanks all and helloo
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] shure2:
For me I flashed rooted gb, flash ics repack and then flash stunner. Stock GB was terrible and the audio quality was painful. This rom looks, performs better and the audio is awesome
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hawky9393:
I wish i new what that ment. ...im very new to this as i have been with iphone since the first one. .. I might need step by step or the odd link. ..

Once again thank you :-)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] nCoder:
Wrong section dude. There is one section dedicated to apps and customizations for the note.

For now stay away from customized ROMs (not reccomended for newbies)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Bobdlux:
He does have a point. If you don't know what you are doing then you could easily turn your new phone into a paperweight. I would recommend you read. Read A LOT about ROMS and kernals and everything else that goes into the custom modding of your phone before you try anything. That's how i started and flashing new stuff is a walk in the park at this point.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] zen0s:
Yeah I would stay away from flashing etc. Me being a total newbie on android and on note I'm waiting till official ice cream sandwich release and maybe start to play around with all the advanced goodies. I used iphone since day one and jailbreaking seemed pretty easy but I'm little intimidated by android stuff :/

If you must have urge to play with it try searching on this forum for step by step guide, or try http://rootgalaxynote.com/
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] SpyderTracks:
Mate, first of all, welcome. You've got yourself one of the best pieces of kit on the market... Prepare to be amazed!

What are you after from your note?

If it's media, check out power amp for music, moboplayer for video, maildroid for email.

For basic customisation, and check out Dr ks thread for rooting and Chainfire kernal installation which will prove good for any customisation. Think it's in the stickies. Ics is awesome, but not without its problems especially installing so best check out the precursors.

Welcome dude, may you have lots of fun!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hawky9393:
Cheers again all

I will start to read up and explore the world of andriod. ..as i understand there will be a update ssoon.. Ics. Will the note self update or will i have to sort myself. ..also ive seen sky go working on a note but cant find it in app store( whoops) market..?

Ps love the way this phone works :-)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Jack143:
If you would like stock gingerbread, flash lc1 or lc2. Im using lc2 its a very smooth fast rom with at lease one and a half days battery with normal use. But like everyone said read alot until u understand how to flash. Read how to flash lc1 or lc2 because newer roms u need to be already rooted before u can flash them and keep root.

Sent from my GT-N7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] LordManhattan:
Yes, the Note will officially get ICS, but we don't know when.

Here's Sky Go.
[HTC Rezound] A62335:
Put up a WTB add in that specific forum, but haven't gotten any replies. If anyone is willing to part with their original standard battery, let me know. I'd buy outright, or swap straight across for an extended battery.
[HTC Rezound] Snuzzo:
I have an extended I haven't been using. Do you want? Pm me with offer if interested.
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
Apparently he wants a stock battery since he's willing to trade an extended for it...

OP - Can't you just pick one up online?

http://www.google.com/products/cata...&sa=X&ei=PKCZT8fvCuq0iQLah_QI&ved=0CFMQ8wIwAg
[HTC Rezound] isdnmatt:
I have two Thunderbolt batteries if you're interested. Would trade for the extended plus back.
[HTC Rezound] Snuzzo:
@mjones

The op needs to be reworded or clarified then. Says he/she is wanting to trade for an extended.
[HTC Rezound] A62335:
I don't trust sellers on Amazon or ebay, the majority of the time the OEM batteries they are selling are cheap knockoffs.

Sent from my ReZound
[HTC Rezound] ming3r:
I'd be up for trading a stock for an extended
[HTC Rezound] A62335:
No it doesn't, read it again.

Sent from my ReZound
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
Um, ok, seems pretty straight forward to me the OP is willing to pay cash or trade an extended battery for a stock one...
[HTC Rezound] Snuzzo:
I have read this a few times. Says right there, swap for an extended.
[HTC Rezound] A62335:
OK... Lets walk through this:

This says that 1: I've tried a WTB ad already, it didn't work. 2: Im looking for people with original standard batteries. 3: I'll buy the original batteries outright, or trade an extended battery for a standard one.

Follow now?
[HTC Rezound] Snuzzo:
OMG I am so silly. Lol
[HTC Rezound] A62335:
Mods you can close, I found two
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] pimppoet:
Im currently running the "MyTouch 4G Slide DoubleShot Lite 1.2.3" rom & wondering if there are any noticable improvements. I was think about trying the "MikTouch-0.5" rom.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] gtmaster303:
Nandroid and try it yourself. It literally takes 15 mins to setup

Personally, I don't like stock or sense based roms. I have noticed senseless versions get better battery life than their sense counterparts.

I suggest you try Inquisition if you want really great battery life
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Fuzi0719:
I am currently running the stock 1.63.531.2 ROM (not the Miktouch version). Mine is S-OFF and rooted, but pure stock in which I did delete some items I never use (like TMobileTV, TeleNAV). Of the stock ROMS, this is definitely the best. Battery life is one of the best ROMS I've ever run on this phone, and it is very fast, smooth, and EVERYTHING works like it should (camera, bluetooth, wifi, hotspot, tethering, GPS).

I did try the Miktouch version, and while it is smooth, it is missing some things that I find necessary (Genius button, for example), so if that isn't important to you, you may look into that ROM.
[HTC EVO 3D] eddyz:
has anyone's battery got weaker within the yr? mine seems to be dieing.
[HTC EVO 3D] makavelisk:
Mine crapped out at about six months and it wouldn't even make it past 8pm with mild to moderate use.
[HTC EVO 3D] eddyz:
it used to last like 2 days with light usuage. now it lasts a day. i thought the battery wont die that fast.
[Atrix 4G General] Azurael:
In conclusion: Amazing. The work Turl, Jokersax, etc have done here is amazing. :)

Why do I say this? I just got a One X. And it feels slower than my Atrix :(

Thanks guys, and I hope it will go on being appreciated by my girlfriend (if I can pry her away from the world of physical keyboards - can't keep using a Desire Z forever!)

Some work to be done here, methinks. Plus, I used to think Sense made Android better. Since Google gave us ICS, it feels like an abomination :(
[Atrix 4G General] ripin150:
Did you get a 4G LTE one? That ones dual core just like the, and the unlocked HSPA+ ones are quad core. At least, thats how I understand it, correct me if im wrong.

But still, it being "just a dual core" shouldnt make it laggy, if anything it should be a similar experience to the Atrix, or more so. Very peculiar.

Anyways, it looks like an awesome phone, maybe you just need some good ole Cyanogen magic to bring it out of its shell.
[Atrix 4G General] paravorheim:
The Krait CPU in the dual core version is actually super competitive with the Tegra3 quad core version, so if it is slower than the Atrix, more power to the developers!
[Atrix 4G General] quetzalcoatl2435:
I think you something... ;)
[Atrix 4G General] Azurael:
Actually, I would've preferred a Krait-based version (krait owns a9s in terms of performance per core, so an app is going to have to be very well threaded to run faster on Tegra 3... Plus Adreno 225 is a good deal faster than Tegra 3s GPU) but here in the UK we don't have commercially available LTE yet, so mine's the standard Kal-El quad.

It's better now its rooted and running a bloat-free ROM, but it doesn't feel faster than the Atrix tbh. It's nice to finally have a phone with a non-pentile screen though :)
[Atrix 4G General] DroidRunner:
That's so weird to hear that the quad isn't as fast. I know we don't need quad cores at all, its stupid and only for wow factor, but its still weird to hear that. Once more developers get on into the One X though, its going to be sick. A lot of devs are leaving the Desire HD to get the One X.

What is the One X overclock-able to?
[Atrix 4G General] dLo GSR:
i wonder if a de-sensed ROM on the oneX would be smoother?
[Atrix 4G General] Cusa:
I wouldn't be surprised if next gen smartphones have a core i7 3960X and 24GB of ram.
[Atrix 4G General] Jotokun:
Hah! You've hit on why I never bought into the hype for the SGSII. I think we've reached a point where, unless Android 5+ has something really heavy in it the OS is no longer bottlenecked by hardware. Dual core 1Ghz+ CPUs are enough for Android to run like butter, and as a result the screen or LTE are the only incentives to upgrade at this point in time.

I hear you on pentile, ever since I read about it I cant un-notice it on greens. But is a screen really worth $200(contract)-$600(no contract)? IMO its not.

Either way, enjoy your One X. Its popularity and HTC's track record with unlockable bootloaders should all but guarantee you'll see stock ICS roms pretty soon.
[Atrix 4G General] DroidRunner:
The HTC One X comes with Sense 4 so it already has ICS.
[Atrix 4G General] Azurael:
Sure are. To be honest, I was perfectly happy with my Atrix. With CM9, it's perfect - incredibly fast, stable and great battery life (at least as far as Android phones go :(). The only reason I upgraded was because I came to the end of my contract, and as I have to keep paying the amount I am for the internet coverage anyway, I figured why not renew for another 2 years and grab a new toy with no up-front cost.

Actually, the Atrix PenTile LCD (RGBW) annoyed me far less than the AMOLED (RGBG) on the Desire I had previously - at least with the Atrix arrangement, black on white/white on black are rendered at full resolution, so most text is very sharp, whereas everything but green renders at 1/4 res on the non-super AMOLED!

Yeah, I think I should be on to a safe bet, the Desire development community is massive, which I always appreciated when I had one :) And I guess the One X is 2012's Desire... I'm (rather impatiently) looking forward to S-Off, AOSP/CM9 and custom kernels though.

I just need to get used to this size tax that all Android device manufacturers seem to be applying to their high-end phones these days 'Want a powerful phone? Sorry, it's got to be unfathomably gigantic' [it's not the bulk - the One X is lighter and thinner than the Atrix... What really irks me that I can't reach the top corners of the screen whilst holding the phone securely in one hand walking down the road or whatever. But maybe that's just me....]
[Atrix 4G General] gitman0:
So even though CM9 is still in alpha, it works great? Is there anything about it that doesn't work?
[Atrix 4G General] Azurael:
I don't think video recording works, plus the browser tends to crash if you rotate from portrait to landscape. I now just turn the phone before starting the browser as a matter of habit :D Hardware video playback/encoding acceleration doesn't yet work, so most flash video at high bitrates is choppy at best, though Youtube works fine, as does local video (the files I tried, anyway). As always for CM roms, Moto webtop doesn't work, although there is a tablet-view based alternative that I think is currently working - it appears this is the route Motorola are going for in their own ICS ROMs anyway, so it will probably be the case for the Atrix too upon release. I don't really know as I've never used it.

But aside from that: yes, it's amazing. Far faster than any Froyo or Gingerbread release I tried in feel. The browser is much faster both in terms of page rendering and scrolling/zooming smoothness. Even complex AJAX web pages scroll and interact smoothly. With Chrome Beta, it's even better! Scrolling and transitions in general are much smoother thanks to the hardware accelerated GUI. To me, the Atrix feels like a whole new phone with ICS. Oh, and I forgot: The battery life is much better with my usage too - I rarely see below about 60% when returning from work these days where as back when I was running CM7, it would often be closer to 30%...
[Atrix 4G General] yeahmann:
This thread inspired me to give CM9 a try. It's definitely not ready for prime time. I went back to CM7. The camera didn't work half the time. Video recording doesn't work at all. Can't use tabs in Chrome and it crashed often. No fingerprint unlock which isn't a deal breaker but still a bummer.
[Atrix 4G General] Azurael:
I've used phones with OEM firmware with more bugs :P

What's up with the camera? I have zero issues with stills... Although the Atrix's camera is so terrible it's not really worth using anyway! (I'm sure the camera on my old Desire was a lot better? As is, obviously, the One X - though even that doesn't compete with the cheapest 'real' camera...)

Personally, I found that despite the bugs, going back to <ICS feels like being in the stone age :D Scrolling, zooming and the render time for complex pages in the browser is so bad on GB I actually hated browsing the web on it before the (very buggy) early test builds of CM9 came along. You can't even use Chrome on previous versions, so why does that matter? The stock browser is infinitely better on ICS than GB...

All the work these guys have put in to bring us ICS, IMO is incredible. Maybe it's not ready for 'prime time' but I'd hazard a guess that Motorola's initial official releases will likely be just as/more buggy (although maybe in different ways) and probably a hell of a lot slower if previous AOSP/CM vs. Moto ROM rules apply... Having said that, the correct + working video drivers from the Moto release when they drop will likely fix everything that's wrong with CM9 on the Atrix at the moment.
[Atrix 4G General] gitman0:
thats just not realistic...
[Atrix 4G General] Cloudus91:
What don't work on CM9 Roms?
[Atrix 4G General] Alcapone263:
Why cut off the parenthesis? He said in different ways, which is more than possible
[Atrix 4G General] gitman0:
because stating that the official release will have as many if not more bugs is not the same as stating it will have different bugs. my argument is against the former. do you really think an official release from motorola, a company that has all the resources they need available to them (including a QA team), would have as many or more bugs than a community-developed ROM, which itself was a best-effort attempt at porting ICS to a platform which did not already have it? i'm sorry, but that is just a brash generalization possibly rooted in some sort of loathsomeness for not having an official ICS release already.
[Atrix 4G General] againareku:
Unfortunately, many Android lovers tend to believe community devs can do no wrong and corporate devs are slow and retarded.

If so, then why is dev work SO much better when source code, drivers, and official builds are released?

CM9 will be absolutely beyond amazing once official Atrix ICS is out and drivers/source is out.
[General Questions and Answers] Cheesywhales:
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 via the IMEI number? 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 unbranded Xperia. I am not entirely sure of this though. I'm just curious to see if anyone can help me figure this.
[HTC Sensation] jawdatt:
hello ..

today i got update to ics in my sensation but my wifi was stoped

If you restore the factory settings Will I lose the update of the system or not, ice-cream.
[HTC Sensation] sshede:
Nah, that just wipes the data partition, whereas the system hangs out at /system/, you're safe.
[HTC Sensation] Skipjacks:
What will happen is that on your next boot it will prompt you to enter your google ID and all that again.

All your settings will be gone. Your apps will be gone. It'll be like you just took the phone out of the box, only it'll be an ICS ROM.

Your data on your SD card will be uneffected. If you are rooted, back up the apps using Titanium first.