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[HTC Sensation] ziddey:
see if you can share the connection via usb or bt tethering
[HTC Sensation] craven667:
I did it once not sure how i used my phone as a wifi modem don't ask me how or what app or setting it was
[HTC Sensation] Franzferdinan51:
wifi shuts down as soon as I turn on tether
[HTC Sensation] Skipjacks:
It's probably easier to get a wifi repeater.

It's not as cool from a ""Look at the awesome nerdy stuff I can do" perspective...but it's probably the easiest way.

Using your phone as a repeater will be unfriendly to your battery life.
[HTC Sensation] craven667:
Had it pluged in comp lol
[HTC Sensation] Rusty!:
USB tethering shares wifi (at least it did in my previous phones, not tried on Sensation/CM9).
[Windows 8 General] twisted3313:
Would it be possible to install Windows 8 on evo 3d sometime in the future it has a arm7 and well capable just wondering thanks for the feedback

[EDIT] found my answer sorry not gonna happen.... I guess I can't delete my own post
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] rogerperk:
I left the forum awhile ago - about the time NAND was starting up. Where are we now? My last was Elegancia on my card with all the other stuff that made it fun. Couldn't find a stable build, too many reboots to fix stuff, and the battery was driving me nuts. Still have the phone (HD2 TMOB) and would love to get it to work right. Any improvements?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mengfei:
stable? 2.3.7

latest w/ HWA - tytungs ICS V2.0
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ElectroBeijing:
Wow, you've been gone a while then! Well, the HD2 is still running strong- obviously, the hardware in our beloved HD2's isn't powerful enough to play a lot of the latest games with ease (such as GTAIII), but it's still performing well with ICS ROMs (check out Xylograph's AOKP ROM, it's great! Or MIUI V4 from smokin901)

A lot of the ICS ROMs are still labeled as being in beta, but for the most part they seem to be pretty stable to me- I haven't had issues with random rebooting or anything on AOKP, MIUI V4, or NexusHD2.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SamungGalaxyS2:
In BetterBatteryStats, under Other and Since unplugged, the no or unknown signal has been going on since the start of BetterBatteryStats. What does this mean? Is this draining any battery? I am getting perfect 3 bar signals.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lhooipg:
I'm having the same issue as you, not only that it also has "No Data Connection" for the whole night make my phone can't go to deep sleep 100%.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dctuazon:
Hey guys, have you found an answer for this yet? I'm also experiencing this, although I am using a different phone.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kenship:
I wanna know too! Anyone?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] manvir9:
It's just an issue with the app. Nothing to worry about.

But Remember: Task killers and battery stat apps drain battery charge
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kenship:
Thank you! Yeah I'll keep the app for maybe a couple more days for consistency then I will remove it. I don't use task killers but gemini to eliminate autostart, I might disable them all to see how it goes
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] strangerbynight:
I just started to have this problem today, when i got a call, i pick up and the caller can hear me but i cant hear the caller until about 30 seconds later, but no problem if i call out..only incoming call, any help please...thanks btw, i am with rogers, i tested my daughter iphone and my wife motorola, none have this problem, all 3 phone with rogers network..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] tonomon:
What are you running? I'm on ics I get this problem sometimes I put speaker on off then try clearing ram of it doesn't work
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] strangerbynight:
pure stock, never root or custom yet, also i've been hard reset and soft reset many times today, but no luck..this thing drive me crazy..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] -aggie-:
You might need to do a factory reset.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] strangerbynight:
I've done 4 hard reset and 4 soft reset, nothing change...is there another kind of factory reset of this device?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] strangerbynight:
UPDATE

I got it working now, it was the stupid sim card. Although the sim card has no problem with my wife motorola phone, picky note...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] jshahanii:
This is probably a noob question but when I try to post screenshots to this forum it tells me I can't because of JPEG format? How do I correct this?

Thanks in advance!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] jayv81:
Try and select tapatalk hosted. That's if you are using the xda or tapatalk app.

Sent from my HTC VIVID LOADED WITH A WCX MODDED SUPER ROM
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vientito:
on GDXv25 abd alfv8a have all the extra goodies for vold and all that. I change my SDCARD to a bigger one. format a partition for ext4 and leave the rest as default. On moving old stuffs back to it it seems to behave very well. Then I decide to move some of the apps to offload internal storage. The moving seems totally ok but after reboot my sdcard seems not be able to mount anymore. Go into CWM recovery and try to mount my sdcard. It says error mounting /sdcard yet I could succesfully mount my ext4 partition. At this point should I go ahead and re-format the sdcard again? What happens to those apps that I offload to the sdcard? are they toasted?

I'd to get some opinion before I re-format it since it will bring me over the point of no return. I still have no clue why all of a sudden after the moving of my apps that the partition won't mount anymore
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vientito:
On my linux I try to mount it via USB... it gives an error saying can't mount coz it can't read superblock. I gather some operations must have wiped into superblock. Sh*t hits the fan so to speak
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vientito:
by the way it is a new sdcard ... I dun think i damage it. But from CWM I can't even go ahead and format it because it says error mounting the partition.

I am amazed - I thought you don't need to mount before you can format. what's the deal here? I can't mount and I can't format?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] B.Jay:
That error message simply means that the ext filesystem in the sd-ext partition is kaputt and needs to be repaired (for example, manually restore a copy of the superblock) or formatted.

And that's your reason why you ran into problems ... something went wrong as you moved your old stuff onto the new card, and the next app you put onto the sd-ext finally triggered the problem.

Of course there's also the slight chance that the phone doesn't like the SD card.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vientito:
finally I am able to format that sdcard by inserting into my kodak video playsport camera and format that from there! It's ridiculous that under CWM I am not able to do something as simple as formatting. That should not be a "feature" at all! Error mounting the card I could accept that but not able to format a card with screwed up superblock that's not acceptable.

With this exercise, I realize how valuable a backup it is. With all those apps xferred to the sdcard, I practically cross a bridge. Even with old usable card re-insert into phone those apps are gone and are no longer available. Only a backup (of course on a usable putaway MMC card) could have saved me all the trouble.

I still dunno what have gone wrong in the first place. Perhaps there's something I dun quite understand about moving apps to xternal storage.
[Acer Iconia A500] rcraig617:
I rooted my tab but I see no use for it because i don't understand how to put roms onto it or really do anything so i want to go back to being non-rooted can any1 help?
[Acer Iconia A500] CyaN1de:
Just leave it rooted. Nothing changes going back to unrooted.

You went through the trouble of rooting it, what is the problem with installing custom roms?
[Acer Iconia A500] rcraig617:
when i boot into recovery it says "recovery verified failed"
[Acer Iconia A500] CyaN1de:
Well you may have root privilege but you still need to install a custom recovery.

I think you have another thread on here somewhere?

In Acer Recovery program choose to install CWM.rev.1.7

Once you have cwm installed THEN you can go ahead putting roms on.

When you open Acer Recovery, does it look like the attached picture? If not, what does it say after "Recovery Version"?
[Acer Iconia A500] rcraig617:
after recovery version it says "CWM rev1.3.4 by thor2002ro"
[Acer Iconia A500] CyaN1de:
Have you tried reinstalling either 1.3.4 or installing the 1.7 (i prefer the 1.7 since it has touchscreen controls) and going into recovery via power + vol-?
[Acer Iconia A500] rcraig617:
I don't have an option to install 1.7 but when I install he version I have and restart using power and volume down it says "recovery verified failed"
[Acer Iconia A500] CyaN1de:
Click "Download and install roms"

This should put the 1.7 option on.
[Acer Iconia A500] rcraig617:
it says i need pro to do that
[Acer Iconia A500] CyaN1de:
Well i'm stumped.....lol

Guess you could try restoring previous recovery and then have it reinstall cwm after that.
[General Questions and Answers] harru:
I just got T-Mobile's $30 pre-paid plan with 100 Min Talk + Unlimited texts & Web (5G @ 4G). Perfect plan for me on my HTC Sensation.

I use Google Voice... and that is my primary number. I don't give my T-Mobile number out to anyone, only the Google Voice number.

With T-Mobile Prepaid, you can't change the voicemail forwarding number... so if I decline a call, it goes into T-Mobile's voicemail instead of my GV mail. If I let the phone ring, and don't decline the call, it goes to GV after 4 rings.

I've been looking for a solution where GV will work under all circumstances, and think I understand one, but want to be sure before I do it...

If I call T-Mobile to disable their voicemail, I should be able to use only my Google Voice mail. Is that right? Will it go to GV if I decline a call?

Any confirmation, or additional advice would be greatly appreciated!
[General Questions and Answers] adjohns1:
Google Voice

I had T-mobile prepay on a G1 last year. When i found Google Voice, I had wanted to do what you are looking to do. I called T-Mobile and asked them they told me even if i disabled my voice mail the phone would just ring and ring. Never giving the option for Google Voice voice mail to kick in.

Currently I have a regular Sprint account and want to keep both numbers but use the Google Voice voice mail. I had set it up but it told me one of the numbers would have to be deleted if i continued. Basically i want to give random people and bill collectors google voice. Then save my real number for people closer to me.
[General Questions and Answers] harru:
Thanks for the reply...

I'm not sure that's right though. If I decline the call... it might still continue to ring a couple more times on their end, but GV kicks in after 20 seconds... doesn't it?

You may be right, I'd like to get more confirmation though.

I appreciate it.
[General Questions and Answers] Sm!th:
I found this out the hard way too. It was very disappointing. I read in a couple forums that people called T-Mobile support and asked for their tier 2 support who could manually override the forwarding numbers. Unfortunately, when I tried it, the support agent said that forwarding wasn't possible under the prepaid plans. I still wonder how it was possible that others reported having success. Will there ever be a fix for us T-Mobile prepaid / Google Voice users?
[General Questions and Answers] harru:
I appreciate the responses...

but it still doesn't answer the question...

If I disable T-Mobile voicemail on the phone. Wouldn't Google Voice pick up the call after a certain number of seconds?

Rather than just keep ringing, GV would answer it and play the VM message... wouldn't it?
[General Questions and Answers] invertedlow:
Works for me, thanks everybody.

Ok, I called CS and had them de-activate my voicemail on my prepaid voice service.

If you call my tmobile # directly, and the device is on, it rings for 30 seconds, then goes into tmobile voicemail system asking for a #. If the device is off, it goes directly into the tmobile voicemail system asking for a #.

If you call my google voice, it rings for 30 seconds whether the device is on or not, then goes into google voicemail.

This works for what I need, and I hope it answers a question or two for others.

Also, the tech support guy said it can take a couple hours to go through, but it worked for me within a minute. The text msg I received however, said something about changing my service to monthy 4G, and I had to go make a payment. He said to ignore that, and it appears he was right, as my account still says monthy prepaid voice on mytmobile.com.

Somehow, I think the tmobile voicemail system doesn't send a pickup signal unless it's going into a mailbox. Or, maybe the Google guys programmed their end to know about this non-answer, and ignores it.
[General Questions and Answers] scoobdude:
Ok so i am on the same plan and here is what I got so far after having them turn off the VM feature. You can call Tmobile customer care free using *8646.

1)If Tmobile Phone number is called calls will either continue to ring or will get a busy signal once decline/text response is initiated

2) If GV number is called, phone will ring 5 times regardless of decline/text and will go to GV VM.

More short codes can be found here for t-mobile pre paid services.

Hope this helps.
[General Questions and Answers] angrymanhands:
check out this post. it works. ive done it.http://www.talkandroid.com/guides/g1/replace-t-mobile-voicemail-with-google-voice-visual-mail/
[General Questions and Answers] adellefrank:
How to get Google Voicemail on StraightTalk (with T-Mobile SIM card)

This also works to get Google Voice (GV) voicemail from Straight Talk if you are using their T-Mobile SIM card. For example, using the lovely cyanogenmod7 on my rooted old Motorola MB200, here are the steps I took:

I did not call customer service to get them to turn off my Straight Talk/ T-Mobile voicemail, since I don't think I'll need to.

In your cell phone (not GV)'s contacts list or address book, add a new contact with your Straight Talk/T-mobile mobile number (NOT your GV number).

While adding this new contact, select the Option to send your incoming calls for this contact straight to voicemail.

Call Settings > Voicemail Settings > Write down this number, and then change it to your new GV number.

I also UNchecked the LED voicemail notification box (so I won't even KNOW if my phone tries to tell me about Straight Talk/ T-Mobile voicemails).
[General Questions and Answers] thebobp:
Where is this? I want to turn off those bloody notifications too.
[General Questions and Answers] adellefrank:
Turn off voicemail notifications if not Google Voice

For me, on cyanogenmod7, I stopped getting T-Mobile/StraightTalk voicemail notifcations by UNchecking the box at: Settings > Call Settings > Other Call Settings "Voicemail notifications".
[General Questions and Answers] ixpagan:
It works, but as soon as you cycle power on your phone you loose the settings. At least I did on my Galaxy Nexus:confused:
[General Questions and Answers] noneone:
Hmm, doesn't work for me, on ICS, Tmo $30 prepaid, galaxy s2.

Under call settings, voicemail service ... doesn't list a number, nothing to change.

In call, settings, there IS a "call forwarding" option for unanswered calls, with tmo voicemail number in it, but, I can't change this number, keeps saying network error when I try.

Anyone got this to work with ICS?

Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] manlisten:
I'm on T-Mobile's Monthly 4G as well. What worked for me is I went into my phone settings and set the voicemail service to "my carrier" and the voicemail number to my Google Voice number. When I get a voicemail message I receive an SMS notification. Then I just dial my GV number and listen to the voicemail. This works if I decline the call or let it ring through. Seems to be an adequate solution for me.
[General Questions and Answers] noneone:
What "voicemail number" where? There doesn't seem to be such an option in ICS, Samsung Galaxy SII, under "call settings -> voicemail".

Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] daweeze02:
oh wow I am glad I found this thread. I just switched to ST and from darkside to CM9 and now I cannot get GV to work anymore. Also you are correct there is no voicemail number in CM9 only call forward options which fail if you try to change them. Also why is there no call settings from the Settings menu, you can only get there from the Phone app lol. This really sucks because I am liking CM9 but need google voice so may have to go back to the darkside lol.

I take that back you can change the number but when you try changing the service from carrier to GV you get forwarding number change unsuccessful.
[General Questions and Answers] noneone:
Is darkside gingerbread? I am on stock ICS and have these issues, can't change forward anything in ICS.
[General Questions and Answers] daweeze02:
No it's ICS. I found out Tmobile prepaid doesn't allow call forwarding so GV doesn't work so that's why there is the work around in this thread except I cannot get it to work.
[General Questions and Answers] noneone:
Just to be clear .... Google Voice works just fine, with a VOIP program (grooveip, talkatone, etc.) you can make calls over the wireless data plan, or use google voice straight on the tmo cell minutes.

The issue ... by default .....

1) calls to your tmo cell number get answered by your tmo voicemail, NOT by google voice mail.

2) Calls to your google voice, if forwarded to your cell number, ALSO get answered by your tmo voicemail.

So google voice works great and fine. There is an issue only if you want to use google VOICEMAIL ......

There are two scenarios .....

1) You ONLY want to use your google voice NUMBER, you never want to use your tomo number (or at least don't want to get voicemails if someone calls your tomo cell number.

The solution here is to simply turn off your tmo voicemail, and all calls to your google number will be answered on google voicemail if you don't pick up, and all calls to your tmo cell number will go to /dev/null (nowhere) if you don't pick up. BUT, if you're not giving anyone your tmo number,you don't care.

2) You want to use your google voicemail for google number calls, and you DO want to use tmo number and to have google voicemail, work for your tmo cell number i.e. you want to have two active numbers each going to google voicemail.

Well you can't. :) At least that's what we think for ICS ...

Post earlier in this thread shows a technique that might work on gingerbread, but, with ICS, doesn't seem to be anyway to forward the tmo voicemail number to google voice.

Please someone post back if they figure out a way to get this to work.

Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] daweeze02:
Guess I should have clarified I was only trying to get it for VM's. GV calls, sip etc all work fine for me.
[General Questions and Answers] jch2os:
I think the problem has to do with T-mobile and straight talk. When I had the ATT sim through straight talk it worked. Something with t-mobiles month to month phones can't forward. Kind of sucks, I having to call to listen to my voice mails. has anyone found a solution?

Jason
[General Questions and Answers] Mike_T122:
I just called TMobile support and did this. BTW to speak to someone you have to select "Manage My Account" from their voice prompts, only after that can you tell their system to get you to an operator.

Testing by calling my Google Voice number from a different phone, after 5 or 6 rings it goes to Google Voicemail just like I want. If I swipe to decline the call it also rings 5 or 6 times and then goes to Google Voicemail. After leaving a message, I get a notification in the top bar on my phone from Google Voice, and I can play the message.

The only drawback seems to be that if someone calls the phone number associated with the SIM in my phone they can't leave a message, but that's ok with me. I don't want anyone calling that number, I just have it so I have network connectivity for the phone under the $30/mos TMobile plan.
[General Questions and Answers] evperry:
So I suppose this still hasn't been worked out.

I ported my number to tmobile prepaid. I want my sms to manged by my phone not google voice.

I do however want google voice to be my voicemail so I can have the visual voicemail, which is awesome. I dont give out my google voice number at all.

Is there nothing can do to get google voice to pick up my voicemail?
[General Questions and Answers] idigg:
This was driving me nuts. I have internet calling enabled and I thought it wasn't working right because calls were going to my TMo voicemail. A quick chat with TMo support, they were able to disable my TMo voicemail in 5minutes. They said I can have it re-enabled anytime. Now all voicemails go to G.Voice voicemail. It would be nice if Google would mention "Please contact provider to have voicemail disabled in order to use G.voice voicemail" or something like that.

Cheers

justin
[General Questions and Answers] spartanhooah:
So thus far, there is no way to use your T-mobile number but still use GV's voicemail if you're prepaid? That's pretty annoying! Ah well, for $30/mo, it's not a huge deal. I will miss visual voicemail, though.
[General Questions and Answers] evperry:
How many rings before your Google voicemail picks up?
[General Questions and Answers] evperry:
Signed.
[General Questions and Answers] asciibits:
I think the only way to manage this is to port the number to google-voice. It works well for me, SMS goes to my phone just like normal (google forwards it). Fwiw, I also called T-Mobile and had them disable my carrier provided voicemail.

If you don't want to port the number, then I think you're stuck since t-mobile prepaid doesn't have call forwarding.
[General Questions and Answers] wavrunrx:
yep; i just went through all this yesterday.

the key here is porting your actual cellphone number to Google voice, and disabling t-mo voicemail.
[General Questions and Answers] Deegan87:
What happens if you reject a call with call screening off?

Sent from my NookColor
[General Questions and Answers] knitler:
This worked exactly as you said. Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] mmaiolo81:
I have an off topic question... Do all gv calls go through data both in and out? Or do you have to set up a VOIP?
[General Questions and Answers] Deegan87:
They go through Google's call routing network. No data or VOIP unless you're using a computer.
[General Questions and Answers] mmaiolo81:
So it uses plan minutes and not data?
[General Questions and Answers] Deegan87:
That's right.
[General Questions and Answers] Joshmccullough:
I tried that, no dice for me; T-Mobile said that call forwarding wasn't available on prepaid accounts. Were there any particular steps you used/went through to get Google Voice working? I've seen some people on various forums say they got it working, most saying they were blocked.......
[General Questions and Answers] Deegan87:
This problem has been solved by t-mobile making prepaid and postpaid prices the same.
[General Questions and Answers] Joshmccullough:
Somewhat; the $30/Month 5gb 100 minutes isn't available on postpaid :(
[General Questions and Answers] Joshmccullough:
So, for what it's worth, after multiple attempts at getting Google Voice to work with my T-Mobile prepaid plan, I finally somehow got it working. I wish I could say exactly what steps/magic I used for this, but I cannot. Apparently the Google Voice gods and the T-Mobile Prepaid deities decided to smile upon me or something. I ported my number back to GV, got a new SIM and set up another $30/month plan, and voila: works like a charm. Voice+ or XVoice+/Xposed Installer for every ROM for sending SMS through GV but with better SMS apps, GV voicemail, the whole nine yards.

Just a quick thanks to all who've tossed out suggestions and helpful hints :)