yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] mikereidis:
Edit the "smali" and rebuild the APK.

Please don't ask me for a step by step. That is an "exercise left for the reader...".
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] yawpc:
plz any instructions on how to go about this? is only the apk files i found. how do it do it?:rolleyes:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] carl1961:
you need to open a rom with 7-zip and drag them to the system\app folder , or unzip it with 7-zip and put them in the system\app folder and the rezip rom
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] dudesavage:
Lollipop Version

Are there any versions of this file which works in Lollipop. Since developers seem to forget to add it on the custom ROMs..
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Leves18:
Hi there,

I too have the international version and the apps just crash afzer opening them.

Hope it isn't because i ise aicp ROM with android 5.1.1

Greetings Leves.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jsbowling42:
Hello I just started theming and I've been editing all the png images with gimp. Is there any suggestions that come from experience that could be passed my way(tips and tricks). Thanks
[HTC One S] cannondale0815:
Can I flash a European RUU.exe to my T-Mobile US One S?

RUU​_Ville​_U_HTC​_Europe​_1.53​.401​.2_Radio​_0.15​.31501S​.19

Reason: I soft-bricked my One S, and there is no RUU available for the TMO-US version yet. I just need to be able to regain access to the internal SD-Card so that I can flash a custom ROM or the TMO-US nandroid backup that someone posted yesterday.

It can't get any worse, so I am willing to roll the dice on this one.

I have been reading that the only differences are the radio. If so, can I prevent flashing the radio when flashing the RUU?

Thanks

-J
[HTC One S] androidcues:
no. itll fail. unless you have s-off and can change a couple things to comply with the euro-ruu
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] MrJinx:
Greetings fellow G-tabbers,

I appreciate everyone's input here and am hoping to be a long-term member of this community.

I would love to keep this tablet but am thinking it's going to have to be returned before my 14 day window with T-Mobile is up.

My questions: Is it possible to set up some kind of workaround to be able to receive CONDITIONALLY FORWARDED calls via the G-Tab/T-Mobile phone number to my other T-Mobile phone (basically, set up conditional call forwarding)? According to T-Mobile they can't because the tablet plan has a code in the system blocking calls.

Or if that's not possible, is there some other way, perhaps spoofing my own cell phone number as my outbound text number instead of using the assigned tablet phone number?

I realize that there are 3rd party apps out there but I'd much rather use the native text messaging application and not a 3rd party app such as Google Voice, Line 2, etc.

Here's the background:

I am a headhunter for a Federal DoD contractor and as such, I review resumes on various job boards (i.e. Monster.com, etc). As a way to connecting with candidates (I know who they are but they do not know me yet), I send them a text message, email and then voicemail. When setting up my Data Plan, I learned T-Mobile scripted within the system "call block" or "voice barred" feature, Tier 3 tech support at Tmo is unable to set up conditional call forwarding.

As a result of this, should a candidate decide to call my text number they'll get a dead number message saying something to the effect that this phone line cannot take incoming calls.

So what happens is that the candidate things I am unreachable or worse yet that the text message was spam (unless they fully read their text and check their email account).

Thanks so much in advance for your help and consideration. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] chrisrotolo:
Im assuming you have a GT-P6200 since tmobiles GTab+ doesnt have phone abilities.

Tell them you dont want/need a tablet plan becuase YOU DONT HAVE A TABLET!

tell them it IS a smartphone, have them try to put you on a smartphone plan, thats

how most of ATT guys sneak by.

at least try to find a smartphone SIM with data/voice to see if it works without issues. It should.

last resort: "bribe" a young tmobile rep to spoof an IMEI to put you on smartphone plan.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] MrJinx:
Thanks Chris! I'll try that! I am using 2 other phones (work + personal), I wonder if I set up call forwarding prior to swapping SIM cards if it'll work.

Your thoughts?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] chrisrotolo:
Yes i think the call forwarding should stickt
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] MrJinx:
Great!

I just realized that my mini Sims won't work. Have to buy an adaptor to try/test out.

Quick question... Only because I am new to Tmo and sim cards (just fired Sprint) . What is involved with spoofing an IMEI?

Thank you again for your help!

P.S. how do you use your tab? Do you have it rooted?

V/r.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] chrisrotolo:
I think other people here use smartphone sims with unlimited data on tmobile. Its do-able. Next time, a good rule is to always avoid telling your carrier how you will use your device (: because you know they think they know what is best.

Anyways spoofing an IMEI, means.. they need a smartphone IMEI in their "system", so a friendly helpful tmobile rep who doesnt care much about getting in trouble or knows his way around takes an IMEI from a never used phone like a demo model, you run an application that reports your IMEI the demo, etc. Its actually probably more involved than this. And Ive heard it may well be illegal, Class C felony. What you might want to ask them is if there is a way to just enter your device as a smartphone and not a tablet, but it is probably generated by IMEI.

PROTIP: if you do have 6200, it's good idea to make 2 backups of your /efs folder (if rooted).
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] iso1600:
Google Voice is not a 3rd party app, it will completely and natively integrate with your Android stock dialer. If you were on an iOS device it would be terribly clumsy, but not on Android.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] kzoodroid:
There is no stock android dialer in Honeycomb as it was meant only for tablets and not phones. I thought I saw a thread somewhere in here of people using Google Voice with a third party app to make calls. I think you could also use the Goolge Voice number for texting as there were threads on how to do this in my phones forum when Google Voice first came out. I think Skype will also assign you a static phone number to use if you pay for the service. I would also search the other tabs forums to see if anyone in those has a mod for it to work as a phone off a sim card from a carrier. Personally I would trade it in for the Galaxy Note if I wanted to use it as a phone and tablet.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] chrisrotolo:
or check out GrooveIP in play store one of the more popular VOIP/SIP applications, has option for 3G, cant guarantee quality will be the same as regular voice, but Im sure its one of the top 3 out there.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] kzoodroid:
After doing some Googleing and reading up on some GTab 10.1 threads it appears that Honeycomb 3.2 on a GSM tablet should be able to make calls if the carrier supports it. Which TMO doesn't. You could try getting a pre-paid sim card and dropping it in to see if it will work, maybe something like Virgin Mobile. There maybe something in the OS from TMO that may block other sims so not sure how that would work.

After thinking about it the tablet is more than likely locked to TMo and it has to be moded to use anohter carrier, like boost mobile. For phones its a complicated hack getting it on another network. I still think your better off getting the Galaxy Note but then you would have to pay for a second phone line and data plan to use both the tablet and your phone at the same time and then conditionally forward your calls as you suggested.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] MrJinx:
Hi,

I'm

not interested

in using my tab to make calls; only to send texts via the native in-built messaging app. I don't want to use other Android apps, just the stock messaging. I am able to do this to great success on Sprint. Sprint is able to go into the backend system and apply conditional call forwarding. Not the case with Tmo.

My main purpose is to NOT miss calls from people who may decide to call via reply to text as that's what appears as my callback number when it's not.

Thanks so much to everyone for your input.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Fairy Princess:
.

Sorry to say, but TMO won't support this. They have silly notion that you should buy a separate phone from them if you want to make calls.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] chrisrotolo:
still not sure what device you have. this may be worth a shot, although I understand tmobile says its not possible, etc.

http://wiki.howardforums.com/index.php/T-Mobile_Conditional_Call_Forwarding

what is wrong with other messaging apps?, there are usually many on the market which have many more options than stock. just asking.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] MrJinx:
Hi,

Don't want/need to make calls. I only need for texting, however, if one of my candidate prospects (I am unknown to them at this point) attempts to call me via the link on their phone because of my text from the tablet, it'll ring to a dead number, the tablet number.

I ONLY want the calls to be conditionally call forwarded to my other Tmo cell phone which already has unlimited phone minutes.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] MrJinx:
Hi Chris,

The reason I don't want to use other apps is if/when we move to ICS some of those apps may not be compatible for some time until they upgrade. I was burned using a VOIP app (Line 2) which worked very well and suited my needs on my older Gingerbread Tab (HTC EVO View) and when I upgraded to HoneyComb I learned that Line2 won't and never will support HC and I now know that the EVO View tab will not be upgraded to ICS.

I don't want to go there anymore, it severely impacts my ability to get my work done. I'd much rather use the native messaging app. Also because it doesn't use any data to use the native app, if I use an app from the Play Market, I'm likely going to have to use up my data plan and then I am prone to crashing, etc. Unless I am missing something are there any other alternatives?

V/r.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] DebauchedSloth:
Two options:

(1) Sign up for GoogleVoice and port your number to that. This is very easy and will give you full control over where that phone call routes.

(2) Go get a straighttalk SIM ($15) and service ($45, for unlimited) and tell TMO they've lost your business.

Or, do both.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ezsoulja:
Ok just moved into a new apt that has poor 3g signal with 2 bars and was suggested by sprint to get the airwave with my high speed Internet.. Well I was wondering I'm like a mile maybe 2 away from 4g, will it boost me into 4g coverage or just give me good signal within the home??
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tnizzel33:
Doesn't help with 4g, but reception is way better.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] datajosh:
The Airave doesn't boost signal, it's a femtocell, which is essentially a mini cell tower. It's 3G only and doesn't broadcast a 4G signal of any kind.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] leaderbuilder:
What datajosh said... And with wifi your data travels over that very fast.My two cents: I am so glad I have an Airave. I live in a fairly wooded area and both 3g and 4g (which I can get in town by the way) don't work well at all - for any carrier. I've had sprint up here for about 5 years and was looking at Verizon and ATT but neither could even get the anemic reception on 3g/1g I was getting on Sprint. Got an Airave and my signal is freaking great! I can walk out of my place to my garage about 50yds and still be on my unit. My sister got one because she too was was having issues down in SoCal (and the family has FIVE phones!). Now they can all get super reception. I set up my unit (and my sisters too) to be 'off' my network in a DMZ. Configured my router to allot an IP as DMZ and let the Airave use it as the 'public' IP. That way that traffic doesn't 'mix' with my local net and wifi. Lastly I just went to Amazon and baught mine for like $50.00 U.S. My sister made calls for about a week and finally spoke to the right person(s) and got one free!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Jeepguyxj:
I just got the Airave and the only thing I can see improved on is the reception of my calls (I get 5 bars instead of 2)

4g is the same

and 3g is still slow as heck..

also it has a build in GPS.. to tell you where you are..

It has about a 300 foot radius so if you go past that point you most likely will jump to another tower.

and when making and getting calls you get 3 beeps letting you know you are on the Airave. also dialing *99 will give you a message to let you know you are on the service.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ravaged Pheonix:
If I am not mistaken the air rave is for call quality. 4g is purely data. Why wouldn't you just use wifi?I would think 4g would be slower than wifi anyhow. Feel free to call BS on this.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tkkidd:
it only help with cell service.

you just get the air wave. ( they should offer it for free..)

and get on wifi network.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] vadyr56:
Have one myself. Great for calls and SMS/MMS but the data speeds are maybe half the speed of my DSL. I just use wifi for anything but calls, makes sense to me. Sprint had recently changed something with their towers out here and we were left with absolutely no service on my property. Sprints corporate numbers, including the CEO's, are not hard to find. I called and tore them a new one, I wasn't letting them get off easy with this one, being a sprint customer for yeeeaaarrrss. Long story short I got a free air rave for life out of it which I think was fair of them to do.

Just a note, if you have low bandwidth and you make calls while downloading stuff or just eating the bandwidth in general, you will have stupid delays in you conversations. Its just awkward.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] daniel4653:
Not true about data speed on my airwave at home i was at 2.5mbps
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] brooksyx:
Why not just connect to the wifi of your home network...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] vadyr56:
Well maybe their speeds vary, but the whole point is if you have an air rave you most likely have wifi so why not just use that for data? The air rave is completely dependant on the broadband connection, its not like a range extender for sprint tower signal. I'm sure the phones modem has a lot to do with it as well.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] TheAtheistOtaku:
i heard sprint will give you one of these free if you call and complain about the service in your house....any truth to this, cuz i cant text or call in my house if my depended on it
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] vadyr56:
Oops blank post. I meant to say, read this thread...two people have said they got one from sprint for free...I was one of them. Do you read through posts before you ask a question at all?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] munkybeatz:
YES & No!

If you have poor/fair service in your home, then just search xda forums for info on how to get it, or just PM me and I'll give you the info. I have very poor service in my home with sprint, that I just moved to. I and my family would all have to walk outside in the yard, to get a signal that was less likely to drop in the middle of the call. Even then, we only got 1-2 bars at most. In my house, we either didn't get a signal at all or it would drop out if we moved around.

I called the Sprint Retention line, and explained to them my issues with the service in my new home. I told her that I had searched the Sprint coverage map, and my area was listed with "Fair" service. She had me hold for just a few seconds to look up my address on their coverage map as well. Then she came back and explained the Airwave to me. I had never mentioned an airwave to this point.

She said that she had to check my area's coverage before offering it, because they've received a ton of request from people lately for this device, and many of them were in "excellent" coverage areas, and were simply calling because they heard they could get it for free. Just to have it I guess. Anyways, if you are in a poor-fair coverage area, and have real issues with coverage/dropped calls. Yes, they will send one for free and then not charge a dime. You just have to agree that it's their property and is to be returned at end of contract/service-termination.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] elzero26:
I have one in my home as well. Works great. it doesnt support 4g but any sprint device will work with it. I get about 2-3 megs down with it running 3g.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] JDinAZ74:
I have a airave but get nowhere near the range some of you claim. Is there a way to boost it's range? I'm lucky to get 50 feet. Sorry if this is a hijack.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Yamuu:
Free airaves

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1407446
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Doctor_XXX:
sprint.com --> mysprint --> my preferences --> manage my airave --> range settings
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] JDinAZ74:
Awesome thank you.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rdwing:
Actually, my Airave sucks. Somebody else in my building has one that is locked to their phone number, and my ET4G always get confused and connects to that one. It basically keeps me from making any phone calls in my house. I have to go all the way into the street to call.

So, please be kind and don't lock down your airave to your account.

Also, even when it does work, I still get **** data speeds.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] AMunozXS:
It does not increase data speeds, it only boosts your signal.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rdwing:
Wrong, I believe the second gen airave does increase your data speeds. Mine just doesn't seem to work well.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ravaged Pheonix:
Again, why aren't you using WiFi? If you are connecting through your residential IP the Wi-Fi would be faster than any 3g or 4g.

Sent from my ridiculously long named phone ---

Sprint Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Wizard Knight:
The airraves only works connected to your router... why the hell are you counting your data speeds on it? Just use wifi
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ravaged Pheonix:
Wow read previous comments Much?

Sent from my ridiculously long named phone ---

Sprint Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] greeneguys:
Whoa Tessie slow down now
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rdwing:
That's not really the point. In fact, I am usually connected to my 50Mbit wifi, and it's great. I just know that the device is not performing how it should, and I would like it to.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] etirkca:
No, that really is the point. Why do you care if the Airave has 4G when you're inside with access to a "50 Mbps" pipe? Wimax would be significantly slower than that anyway.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] dn3g3l:
Is it normal to not receive texts until 2-5 hours after turning off flight mode? I usually put my phone in flight mode when i go to work because it's underground level. But in recent weeks, I won't receive any texts that was sent to me during that time until 2-5 hours after I turn off flight mode. I even tested it out by asking someone to sent me a text when my phone is on flight mode. And when I turn it back off 1 hour later, I won't receive that text until 3 hours later. I know it's not the t-mobile network cuz no one else I know is having this problem except me. It wasn't even a problem for me before until these past couple of weeks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] shankar10:
Strange!!! :confused:

What ROM you running? Did you test it out with any other ROM?

How long you having this problem
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] dn3g3l:
everything stock excepted rooted. did not test out with any other rom since i'm on stock. been going on for the past 2-3 weeks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] blackangst:
That's strange man. I would try a factory reset and if that doesn't do it call TMo...maybe there's something they can reset on their end.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mauserruger:
sounds like something on the carriers end.. Is your txt app set to autoretreive?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] media_11:
Buddy try it with a different messaging app like hancent. I'm using stock mms app and hancent. There is also sometimes a slight delay receiving text on stock mms on my phone..buts it's in seconds, not hours. Im running stock 2.3.6 rooted.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] dn3g3l:
thanks. figured i had to call tmobile. was hoping it was something else that i can do so i don't have to talk them. they tend to frustrate more than help. will be calling them once i get a chance to.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] slixzen:
Just checking the Ultimate list up there on the first page, I notice that the TF101 is listed, but not the TF201. Is it possible to use the 101 screen protector for the TFP?

Would any harm come of it if I did? Does anyone have any recommendations on a dry application screen protector?

I was also wondering if anyone had any recommendations for a case similar to the fabric of the Ipad's magnetic "easy" cover or whatever it is called. I purchased this on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0063Q3G3I/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i01

But my only problem with it is the bulk and how much space it takes up when attempting to prop it up.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] almightywhacko:
The original Transformer and the Prime have different sized screens, also the cameras and light sensors are in different places on the two tablets. I don't think you would damage your tablet by applying a non-fitting screen protector, but it probably won't look good and it might peel off easier than it otherwise would have. Plenty of companies make screen protectors for the Prime but most of them have a rubbery feeling. If you don't mind the rubbery feel I would suggest the Skinomi screen protector.

This case:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sikai-ASUS-...ccessories&hash=item27c5a15016#ht_7226wt_1344

is made from a material that is very similar to the iPad smart cover. It also has a loop to hold a stylus, and the cover stays closed magnetically. This case is also super-thin. The thinnest I have found so far.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] stanglifemike:
Ghost Armor makes a great screen protector for the Prime. I'm using their clear full body on mine and I couldn't be happier with it!!

Not really any thin cases out there for us yet, though I hope that changes because I'd love one. There is a thread in this section where a member is attempting to produce some hard, thin, snap-on cases. He has a prototype already and I hope he gets them produced here soon as I'll buy one immediately and I know many others will too.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ShelW:
I ended up trying three different screen protectors (due to different factors), the last being the ACase Screen protector.

Comes three in a pack, fits perfectly, dry apply. Looks GREAT! You really need to look very close to even know that it's on, and it's thin enough to slip in the keyboard dock without any interference.

Highly recommended.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] slixzen:
Is Skinomi dry apply or wet? When I initially take it off the sheet that is given, it feels like a dry apply, but I don't understand why they give you that liquid. If it is wet apply, than I do understand. I just don't think I am either doing the wet apply right, or wet apply just straight up sucks. :\

Also, thanks so far for your help guys. I did order the sikai case, we will see how I like it when it gets here. Too bad they don't ship through Amazon, as I would have definitely liked to go through there rather than ebay.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] diecast17:
Just a heads up:

Staples is no longer carrying the Transformer Prime in store.

If you search on Staples.com it shows them as a low stock clearance item.

Best Buy is also out of stock at almost every store around me. It makes me feel like the Transformer Prime is no more.

I was hoping to get another Transformer Prime if they ever fixed the Bluetooth issue with the Wi-Fi dropout while streaming audio. Did that problem get fixed? The one Best Buy near me has some C30 serial number Primes should I go get one? I would love to have one if the issues were fixed.