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[Xperia Arc General] mr_torture:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2023504

It is just a few threads below. Use search as much as you can.

And here is the concrete link:

https://hotfile.com/dl/165015843/c34cfa6/LT18i_4.1.A.0.562_(1254-3206).ftf.html
[Xperia Arc General] kwamena cudjoe:
how to disable

how to disable the final verification in the flashtool
[Xperia Arc General] Dat0dinh:
Thanks you
[HTC One S] spongerd82:
I have to say, after 8 Android phone, I found my favorite. I have an issue now tho. I was with Att for years but I just switched to TMobile to help out a family member. Att gets much better service in my area. I know I can unlock, root and what not but is there a way to connect to an Att tower with my TMobile Sim, maybe force it to roam? I'm willing to only be able to get 2g but still receive text and calls. I'm on campus 9 hours a day with very bad TMobile service while Att is fine. My network on campus blocks wifi calling thru the routers so that will not work. Any ideas?
[HTC One S] MrObvious:
They should allow roaming. I am gonna subscribe to this because my Droid 3 only gets T-Mobile 2G and roaming off of AT&T 3G would have its advantages.
[HTC One S] Obsidian_:
If there is any t-mobile service at all, then I doubt that you'll be allowed to roam on AT&T towers, have you tried connecting the phone to a computer that is connected to the internet, then enabling "internet pass-through" I think it should allow you to use the internet for calls, unless the computer is connected to a dhcp server with the same wifi call blocks..
[HTC One S] spongerd82:
I tried this already with no luck. The entire network on campus has ACL's

set up to block all wifi calling, such as skype. This included tmobiles wifi calling. I can see the ATT network when i manually search but it will obviously not connect. I guess I will try and unlock and root then attempt this again. I am just thinking it has something to do with the sim card itself?? Anyone ever tried this before?
[HTC One S] joshnichols189:
Wow a school that blocks Skype? Not sure if that's worse than D/L speeds of .6mbps or what haha
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] samo_gf:
titanium backup many reboots when restoring

just like that thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1434338

i'm using razodroid v4.0 :confused: what to do ?
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] a.cid:
As specified, give a logcat here...
[LG Optimus Black] isooo:
Does anyone know how 'stable' is CM9 that is so far in Alpha version??

Anyone that has experience it or that have some pics or evidence about how it looks and works?
[LG Optimus Black] N00BY0815:
Look in the thread of ICS Alpha 4 and you ll see, how it looks. It is very stable and fast, but still an alpha. See the buglist, to be able to decide, whether it is good enough for you, or not ;)
[LG Optimus Black] sonimayurp:
Is it launched??

post the link for download
[LG Optimus Black] N00BY0815:
Look in dev section...
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gollumses:
In another thread, I described some issues with Netflix and CM9 ICS.

Occasionally, I get an error message that basically states my device was cut off by Netflix. It also just started having issues with CM7 GB, but works fine on laptop and desktop.

Is Netflix's Site coded to stop sending data to devices it doesn't like? I know that security of data was the big reason Netflix took so long to make itself available to Android Devices. Since Android was open source, they couldn't be sure of protecting the copyrights of the videos they hosted.

Anybody else get that message?

Thanks - Mike
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DigitalMD:
Dropped Netflix last year when they doubled their price, but it would not surprise me that they are restricting more and more.

For those of you that thought my signature line was over the top, take a look at this exciting rumor.

" Hulu will become available only to those that have cable or satellite service"

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Hulu-...iption_id29687
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] Peteragent5:
I appreciate all the hard work all our devs had done!

I really do!

But it'd be a great chance for us to have an Official Cyanogenmod for Galaxy Gio.

If we do, we could have Official Lewa OS, UnOfficial MIUI GB, and lots more out there!

(And I wouldn't be so bored with my boring Gio... LOL. Plus, porting CM just doen't feel right...)

I understand that our device is not as popular as Ace (That's why they got it), but that doesn't mean anything! I checked out there website and it looks coool, with some new updates :)
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] jaapteeuw12:
Contact a dev;)
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] SpaceCaker:
They not porting

The devs here does exactly what cyanogenmod self also does

build from source

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[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] manpildo:
The best place to ask for it is the cyanogenmod forum, and there is already a thread about Gio with voting for official cm.. so far no success. Btw, I don't see Ace on cm website.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] hichaam:
I found this topic in their forum forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/22386-samsung-galaxy-gio-gt-s5660/page__hl__gio

I hope everybody send a reply in it for encouraging devs to make an official CM for our gio.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] MacDeveloper:
we are waiting offical cyanogen rom :)
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] voetbalremco:
Dont think anything happends with waiting..

Even the htc wildfire has official cm, I think we need to vote and spread it on cyanogen forum;, also that we already have a stable port
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] sensejstg:
Good idea.

You have to vote for CyanogenMod forum.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] wojtek267:
We've got 18 pages with voting :D

Maybe we should write to someone who considers such petitions? Is there any?

Na szczęście jest TapaTalk :)
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] SpaceCaker:
well u must know that ace and wilsfire s had a maintainer of cm7

i dont know if official cm7 also has maintainer for gio

if so then you can get official cm7

ace also needed to wait a long time

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[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] wojtek267:
Could you please show us the right way to contact with CM, our Master? :p

Na szczęście jest TapaTalk :)
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] Rayhananthaaa:
Cyanogen

Why the Cyan for our Gio is so lame? Even the Galaxy Mini is already has it... :(
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] voetbalremco:
what about posting all of our statemenst why the gio should get official support here:

http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/22386-samsung-galaxy-gio-gt-s5660/page__st__340

to get this topic 'trending' so they will see it is a popular device..
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] CoreWolf:
No title :D

My question for this tooopic:

Why do you want offical CM?, whats wrong with the unoffical ports of phiexz and squadzone, a offical release won't differ much than phiexzs CM7
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] 0M3G4_:
I think latest phiexz's CM7 port is pretty good.

I mean, I have had 0 problems since latest fresh install, battery lasts 2 days (smart ass v2 122/902mhz). Just had to remove ADW because app drawer lagged.

I am even considering not installing any more roms. Instead, I think I'll buy a better device.

I mean, Gio community is great, I respect all devs and if I had some more free time, I would try to develop a ROM myself, but having a girlfriend is quite a time taker... :p

But, Gio's hardware is kinda... crap.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] bdasmith:
Yes, all the current ports are awesome. but you can only do so much with slow hardware.....
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] Alucai Vivorvel:
Um, my version of CM7.2 (EDIT: it's Phiex's build number GWK74) runs perfectly fine on my Gio. Only problems: I had to disable USB debugging, as the phone kept rebooting every time I went to enable USB Mass Storage, and the Facebook app is slow as hay. But, you knew that already. :-P
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] CoreWolf:
And a offical CM wont fix that, if they will build for gio it will be (partially) based on phiexz device files&kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] madelgijs:
My 50 cents to an official CM:

Without any disregard to people like Phiexz, who did an awesome job on porting CM 7 to the GIO, I think that the benefit of having an official port would be, that we don't have to depend on one persons good will in continuing the development. Phiexz left this forum and from all I could get from different posts (and my own experience when trying - unsuccesful - to register for the new forum he went to), contacting him and thereby pointing out bugs or asking for help has become a lot more difficult. So if the developer of an unofficial version for whatever reason doesn't continue his work, we're left with a maybe unfinished rom and no perspective. For an official version this would be probably more unlikely to happen - IMHO.

madelgijs
[Galaxy S II General] z33dev33l:
Well, of all the android devices, I had to use Samsung. They seem to be the only ones who even attempt to make the android software user-friendly. For my little experiment, I went a full 4 days without using WP7. A full four days using only android. Overall, I enjoyed the games. Dungeon Defenders is a great game that I've poured time into, but the battery life of that thing makes it impossible to play for any fair period of time. I even picked up the Mugen battery with double the capacity, it still had horrid battery life. The hotmail simply doesn't work, regardless of settings the built-in mail just doesn't work. You have to install third party apps to check your email, it's sad. The UI leaves a lot to be desired, it takes a lot of rearranging and way too much management for my taste. I tried other launchers, themes, and folders, it just seemed really haphazardly tossed together. Even as a, "Facebook machine" as most use it, it just doesn't seem to work well. The hardware is great and it would be great if well implemented, but everything short of the gaming I could do on wp7 quicker, smoother, and hassle-free. If customization is your bit, android all the way. It won't be pulling me away from WP7 as I want something that really works and does t cause more headaches than it resolves. Anything you guys would recommend to make an android experience more... User-friendly?
[Galaxy S II General] MrKnitty:
Cool story bro :)
[Galaxy S II General] droid_does:
rooting and flashing an AOSP ROM?

I personally hate TW like hell especially on ICS.....its makes everything look crap.

As for facebook, the official app is always slow IMO. I recommend using Friendcaster.

And for hotmail, there is an official hotmail app from MS i believe.

edit: I personally just auto forward my hotmail to my gmail so therefore no need for third party email apps ;)
[Galaxy S II General] z33dev33l:
I wouldn't use gmail if it was the only email service there was, can't stand it. See, I, disagree though. I got the phone used and it had aosp on it and I went back to stock because I hated it. touchwiz is the only considerable hone replacement I've stumbled upon. I'll check out friend caster though. I want to like this phone, but it feels like someone wrapped a ton of capability in something...
[Galaxy S II General] wormym:
Android is good, unless 2 problems: short battery - high degree
[Galaxy S II General] savage24x:
OP: I totally agree with you. Its something iOS and WP7 beat Android in.
[Galaxy S II General] xaccers:
Never got on with TW/ASOP which was one of the reasons I stuck with HTC and got the Sensation, the built in Apps seem more polished, take the email client and Polaris office on the phone, if someone sends me a .xlsm file, I can open it, something IOS and other Android devices I've tried cannot do. The Blackberry playbook can, but that's poo.

Do people still use Hotmail as a daily address rather than just a spamtrap? I haven't logged into mine for about 4 years now, I only have a live acount these days for accessing MS services like their licences page.
[Galaxy S II General] vetvito:
Hate gmail but use Android? Makes absolutely no sense.

Thats like me using a Windows Phone and hating Bing.

keep on trying to promote WP7, you may actually stop the losing market share.
[Galaxy S II General] lowandbehold:
Im confused...you had an SGSII, got rid of it months ago and then bought another one to "try out"? That doesn't make much sense at all...
[Galaxy S II General] bartoloandre98:
U sir don't know what android is about.When u start messing with rooms and customization u will know.Give it some time.And flash aokp or cm9 loads of features

Sent from my SGS2 powered by cm9 love
[Galaxy S II General] MattyOnXperiaX10:
I REALLY don't get you. Android is common sence. Download a easy launcher if you don't know what your doing. Android was never intended for people without common sence if you read they're story.

Also, you saw samsung has the most user friendly interface however all android phones have the same basic stock ui. The layout is the same just different styles.

Remember you have widgets
[Galaxy S II General] z33dev33l:
Had a gs2, didn't like, heard ICS fixed all that I've hated, gave it a shot as I'm an equal opportune type when it comes to an OS,.still the same issues. The OS just isn't very intuitive.

Anyone got a ROM that will give me more than my hour and a half battery life? Something with Swype as the stock keyboard won't keep up.

Matty, don't mock someone common sense until you can distinguish the difference between, "your" and "you're" or, "there," "their" and, "they're."
[Galaxy S II General] droid_does:
use AOSP not that bloat filled ugly thing called TW ontop of ICS

Just sign up for Swype beta and you can get swype on any device
[Galaxy S II General] z33dev33l:
Last I signed up for Swype beta, there was a waiting list. AOSP isn't really appealing to me. It's pretty unpleasing aesthetically.
[Galaxy S II General] vetvito:
No more waiting on swype beta. Just sign up.

Or you can use WP7 keyboard.

Hour and a half battery life is a over exaggerated, dont you think?
[Galaxy S II General] droid_does:
each to their own.

If you dislike android so much; go back to WP7
[Galaxy S II General] z33dev33l:
Won't is my main OS, I use it as my daily driver.

I tried the imitation wp7 keyboard, it's still a bit slow. I'll sign up for Swype beta and look for more battery friendly roms. I wish I was exaggerating, my phone dies faster than it charges while plaiting dungeon defenders.
[Galaxy S II General] AndIKnow:
How can you use something as gimmicky and non-user friendly as WP7 and say Android is not intuitive? Basically WP7 is similar to the beta Windows 8and can be considered a step backwards for MS going by the new UI so I wouldn't exactly call WP7 intuitive and user-friendly/
[Galaxy S II General] z33dev33l:
Clearly an assumption without foundation.
[Galaxy S II General] lowandbehold:
Try the FlexT9 keyboard, it is soooo much better than swype. As far as battery life, mess around with kernel combinations. The kernel is by far more important than the ROM when it comes to the battery. Try to underclock to the point that is doesn't effect performance. You usually won't notice a difference performance wise when underclocking by 2-300 MHZ.
[Galaxy S II General] vetvito:
A.I type keyboard is the exact wp7 keyboard, sounds and all. Nothing slow about it. Put them side by side and you couldn't tell a difference.
[Galaxy S II General] z33dev33l:
That's the one I used as when I pulled up windows phone keyboard in the marketplace it was the first free option. There's still the ping lag between hitting the key and it appearing onscreen.
[Galaxy S II General] vetvito:
Free? Thats why, and you need to turn off the cloud prediction thing.
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
I imagine there are plenty of people who just dismiss wp7 because it is Microsoft without even having tried it. I must admit to doing similar when I tried it in the shop, going to launch the browser and seeing that Internet Explorer icon made my toes curl!

Wp7 does a good job at presenting unread counts clearly on the homescreen in a uniform way, but there's no real stand out reason to get one, there is no exclusive app or feature that only wp7 has. Can't see much changing until Windows 8 tablets arrive. Microsoft Office on a tablet could be a killer feature for some.
[Galaxy S II General] angelomaldito:
I've no problem at all using hotmail with the stock email app. I use both the standard hotmail and a "MS live@edu" email with the stock app, with no hassle. I've dropped TW launcher in favour of Apex launcher (based on ICS stock), and I really like it. Certainly, WP7 is much simpler, I even have installed a launcher which emulates WP7 on my mom's phone, as I thought that it would be more friendly for a 69-year old lady. Surprisingly, after a few weeks she asked me to get her phone as it was before. For myself, I strongly prefer something more sophisticated and customisable such as ICS. It may not be the most intuitive among other UIs, nevertheless, for me at least it is intuitive enough.
[Galaxy S II General] droid_does:
hehee what phone does she have?
[Galaxy S II General] cmd512:
I agree with the OP... to a certain extent. I've played with iOS and WP7 devices and the "out of the box" experience is much nicer. To put it plainly, they're simply easier devices to use that just about anyone can pick up and start using. On the other hand, Android "out of the box" is meh at best.

However, that's NOT why I'm on Android. I want to go into Settings, then Advanced Settings, and its Advanced Settings. I want to tweak just about every little damn thing that I can. The end result is that my device is worlds better than any iOS or WP7 phone I've tried simply because not only is it personalized/truly me, it works the way I want it to. This is why I prefer Android and for the foreseeable future, will stick with Android.
[Galaxy S II General] z33dev33l:
But android simply can't get as smooth as the competition and despite attempts at imitation, they're just giving wp7 a bad name by putting tiles on a homescreen and making them think that's all wp7 is.
[Galaxy S II General] The Real NV:
WP7 have been crying for devs to make apps for their market and still are. Its simplicity, and strict API like iOS allow it to run more fluent but at the cost of flexibility and customization which you clearly dislike anyway so WP7 is for you. You saying Hotmail is better than Gmail is a joke and not worth wasting anytime debating, the only reason I use Hotmail is for my Xbox live account. I think your just taking the Mikey personally as you are the s2 forum and can easily look at the development sections which you prob have, you prob getting a kick out of winding folks up lol.

I wanna share an interesting story with you sir.

Just the other day I saw a few of those nokia lumias dropped on the floor someone picked it up and put it back down, I asked why he said he thought it was an s2. Later on that day i returned to the spot to find some kids where playing football with them and using them as goal posts too. They were brand new and still boxed. Then the tramps came and used them as beer mats, one smart ass even created a hotmail account just to recieve junk mail so the alerts would keep the screen on and bare light source to roll his tobacco.
[Galaxy S II General] Dark Emotion:
I am using hotmail with stock email app... Everything works.
[Galaxy S II General] vetvito:
Hmmmm, that is all WP7 is. Better yet, its huge icons with IOS badges.

The other "live" tiles are half done widgets.

I like WP7 a little , but lets be honest, thats what it is.
[Galaxy S II General] z33dev33l:
Well, I just traded the gs2 for another lumia 900, I enjoyed Dungeon Defenders, but couldn't put up with the horrid battery life or lag.

If WP7 is just tiles to you, you're an android user. To people like me, it's a social machine, the quality of which cannot be matched and certainly not emulated by any other OS. As a phone, there's no competition. If you want a pocket PC, you have alternatives. WP7 is completely unparalleled as a social device and really, that is a phone's intended purpose, correct?
[Galaxy S II General] sahibunlimited:
Sony phones are for Facebook users

"Facebook inside Xperia"

The guy might be very lucky who got s2 for lumia 900
[Galaxy S II General] 3xeno:
I remember a few of your old posts. "XDA's official Galaxy S hater", right? I wonder why you are trying to flog a dead horse again and again (Android) when your mind is clearly made up on WP7 as your preferred platform?

Anyway, its great you found a phone to your liking again. Enjoy it. Ultimately, that's what matters :)
[Galaxy S II General] cmd512:
That's simply not true. I've played with my friend's brand new Lumia. The UI interface when compared to my SGS2 running Go Launcher Ex... there is no lag in either. Again, my SGS2 is not the "out of the box" setup/experience.

But, when it comes to really using the device for what I need it for daily, the Lumia slows down. Having multiple programs open and copy and pasting between each to send out a work E-mail, that's when the processing power of the SGS2 really comes through.

Again, to each their own, but you're quickly creeping away from discussing this objectively.
[Galaxy S II General] The Real NV:
Your funny lmao.

That guy prob tweeting and laughing about you right now.

A phones intended purpose is phone calls.

The best social device is a condom vending machine.
[Galaxy S II General] crachel:
Ok, 4 pages of useless trolling/etc.

Closed
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Cheesy Ravoli:
Is this a new feature of the newer GB releases? I'm running dman's stock tweaked ROM over Entopy's 4.4.12 Kernel. I seem to remember them scrolling before. I have the home screens scrolling over a picture that doesn't change to show more of the picture whether going left or right like it used to.

Normal? I think it is. It sucks, as it's hard to "setup" or crop a picture correctly using Gallery to get it to come out right.

Thanks for tolerating newbness.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jayRokk:
Idk but switch launchers if it's bugging you...

No scrolling is part of TW I think... at least on the note it is...

Switched launchers and solved my problem :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jscott30:
Yeah, unfortunately, wallpaper doesn't scroll by default in UCLB3 Gingerbread. That can be fixed by using the TW3 launcher from an earlier release that still had wallpaper scrolling, or by using another launcher.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Cheesy Ravoli:
Thanks guys.

I'll track down another launcher. Recommendations?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jayRokk:
ADW,LP,TSF Those are top for me
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Cheesy Ravoli:
Thanks for the ideas. I'm giving Launcher Pro a shot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] colocynth:
Since April 29, I can' t download CM roms and GAPPS from my GN.

Always fail to download. I flashed May 1 CM ROM today. Same problem.

Tried WIFI and 3G connection. Same.

I used my friend's GN, on stock ROM. Successful download.

Does anyone else has the problem?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] foxehkins:
Have you gone to settings/apps and cleared the data from downloads?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] colocynth:
I cleared the data of download manager. Thx!

Edit: it works! :D
[Kindle Fire General] Thepooch:
Yeah thats no fun at all start helping people out get your 10 posts in and post in development for sure what apps may I ask even though Im on AOKP I am on the new kernel maybe we can find out whether it is specific to the rom or a kernel issue hopefully a dev will look at your logcat soon.I have had simular but not with the runtime error and not after app install so far I havent had the crashes your experiencing either.
[HTC One X] itsmikeramsay:
Does the unlocked version of the One X work on T-Mobile? If so does the HSPA+ connectivity work as well?

Sent from ICS device!
[HTC One X] brentett:
it will work on t mobile, but it will only get edge data, it does not have the bands for t mobile 3g.
[HTC One X] YoungAceAtlanta:
You will only get EDGE..

Unless you so happen stay in a 1900 area