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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shinoxan:
Hi !

I can't find this stock rom for P7510, should be for south america region.

In this post, there is listed the same stock rom for P7500...

Does anyone have this rom? or a way to get it?

Thanks !
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anushajayanti:
Here is the link for stock. http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/

Search for p7510 in the search bar (top right) . You should be able to see a region wise listing. Region won't make a difference once you have the model number right though.

Flash it via ODIN.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shinoxan:
Thanks for your reply!

but I'm searching that firmware to restore to factory default in case that i need to return my tab for warranty
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] Przekret:
S5660XXKTL

Base Firmware: S5660XXKTL(2.3.6)

Modem: S5660XXKT7

CSC: S5660XENLT1 - Netherlands

Build Date: 19-04-2012

Changlist: 1095098

# begin build properties
# autogenerated by buildinfo.sh
ro.build.id=GINGERBREAD
ro.build.display.id=GINGERBREAD.XXKTL
ro.build.version.incremental=XXKTL
ro.build.version.sdk=10
ro.build.version.codename=REL
ro.build.version.release=2.3.6
ro.build.date=Thu Apr 19 14:43:30 KST 2012
ro.build.date.utc=1334814210
ro.build.type=user
ro.build.user=dpi
ro.build.host=DELL135
ro.build.tags=release-keys
ro.product.brand=samsung
ro.product.model=GT-S5660
ro.product.name=GT-S5660
ro.product.device=GT-S5660
ro.product.board=GT-S5660
# ro.build.product is obsolete; use ro.product.device
ro.build.product=GT-S5660
ro.product.cpu.abi=armeabi
ro.product.manufacturer=samsung
ro.product.locale.language=en
ro.product.locale.region=GB
ro.wifi.channels=
ro.board.platform=msm7k
# Do not try to parse ro.build.description or .fingerprint
ro.build.description=GT-S5660-user 2.3.6 GINGERBREAD XXKTL release-keys
ro.build.fingerprint=samsung/GT-S5660/GT-S5660:2.3.6/GINGERBREAD/XXKTL:user/release-keys
# Samsung Specific Properties
ro.build.PDA=S5660XXKTL
ro.build.hidden_ver=S5660XXKTL
ro.build.changelist=1095098
ro.build.buildtag=
# end build properties

Download:

https://hotfile.com/dl/155847134/5e6b7bd/GT-S5660_XEN_S5660XXKTL_S5660XENLT1_S5660XXKT7.zip.html
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] voetbalremco:
great!

dutch 2.3.6 :)
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] bill_kevin:
Support GT-S5660L?
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] voetbalremco:
No!! It will flash a different baseband..

You can delete the amss file and flash the image
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] pietertje1:
its using to much ram for me
[Transformer TF300T General] dsf3g:
I'm wondering if other users have experienced this. I find that after spending some time with the Transformer 300, especially when moving the machine on and off the keyboard dock, the screen will start to act flaky. In some cases what I'm seeing are "phantom touches." The home screens will start wobbling back and forth, as if someone is half-swiping them. In one case, I was playing the game "Sentinel 3" and the screen started zooming in and out as if someone were pinching it. That's with the tablet undocked. With the tablet docked, sometimes what I'll find is that the screen will become un-responsive. I'll click areas like the app drawer ad nothing will happen.

This is all resolved by shutting the machine down and bringing it back up again. This has happened to me numerous times, enough, in fact that I'm pretty convinced I'll have to take it back to Best Buy. My only question at this point is whether to return or exchange.

The fact that shutting it down fixes the issues suggests to me that it's a software glitch, which could potentially be fixed with a future patch. But that also means that exchanging the device likely won't do me any good.

So I'm posting this to get some feedback from the community and see if others are experiencing these same issues. If not, then maybe I got flaky hardware (a loose connector or something).
[Transformer TF300T General] lifyre:
I agree it sounds like software since the reboot fixes it but your issue doesn't seem that common. I've seen a couple now that are somewhat similar but not like the pervasive left screen glitch. I would try an exchange personally.
[Transformer TF300T General] Tubular:
Well sorry to burst the bubble but doing a reboot to resolve the problem doesn't really rule out a hardware issue. A hardware issue can be intermittent, there's nothing that states that it must be permanent. Furthermore it might not be the rebooting that resolves it but the time that passes. In other words, the problem might occur only at 6:45PM and last for 30 seconds, if you reboot it you might not experience it again. You have no time machine so there's no way for you to really figure out when it will occur and for how long to find out what's causing it.

It's all tricky. Some errors can occur both due to software and hardware so it's hard to determine which is actually causing it for a specific issue.

But a few things lead me to believe it's hardware.

1. Why aren't more people experiencing it? A software issue results in far greater people experiencing it, especially for a group as homogenous as TF300T owners who all own the same device. The conditions are already ripe and unless a third party app is causing it, everyone is running the same code and therefore more likely to experience the problem. A hardware fault would have to be deeply ingrained into the construction, the likelihood they had let it progress that far is unlikely. Instead, it seems like a QC issue which only affects a few individuals like you.

2. Touch screen issues have been noticed in not just this device but others. It can take on the habit of registering ghost input, no input, etcetera. Happens on the Nook Color too. Happens when the device is unplugged but mostly when it is plugged in to a power source especially the wall mains. If you're not getting it from your wall mains, it's probably the device. If it is your wall mains there's nothing you can do about it.

3. There's nothing random about handling touch screen events so I find it hard to believe this is caused by software. It's more likely it's a bad touch screen feeding false events to good touch event code. The likelihood code is doing this and doing this where only you experience it and not many others (actually I've seen no other people complain about this for the TF300T and two other people complain about it for the TF101) is really low.

IMO: Just exchange it. If you make the mistake of never exchanging it you'll be stuck on that boat forever. It's probably poor QC. If the second one has the issue, that bumps up the likelihood it's a software issue as these issues in hardware are very rare and I don't think two possible units experiencing it is very common unless it was a far more common software issue. If it occurred again I would either exchange it again or get a refund.
[Transformer TF300T General] dsf3g:
So yesterday I flexed the screen (basically pushed up ay the back, center with my fingers and down at thes sides with my thumbs) and the tablet started bounging between the home screen and the app tray at regular, 1/2 second intervals. back and forth, back and forth.

I also discovered that if I hold the tablet in portrait mode with my left thumb about 1/3 of the way up and sqeeze, the screen becomes completely un-responsive. if I ease up the pressure, it registers touches. I discovered this by readong a post by another user that had the issue (though I think in his case his screen would go haywire).

So I'm definitely taking this back to the store. The only question is whether its an exchange or a refund. I absolutely love the concept of this tagblet, and when it works its glorious. So if I can find one that doesn't suffer from these issues I'd love to hold on to it.
[Transformer TF300T General] nordis2010:
Check the running apps it's most likely mem related

Hi,

I've had two of these for about a week now, one for my self, and one for my 10 year old. I had to go into settings and shut off all kinds of stuff that was attempting to auto updated right off the bat. These don't come with a ton of memory right out of the box.

If you press on the bottom left corner of your screen the two little squares, it will show you what is loaded in memory. Every thing that comes up on that list on the left hand side is a opened application that is actively eating up your memory.

The only way to clear these apps once opened is to power the unit off, and then back on.

On both mine and my sons, I shut off all the auto updates, there are a bunch of different settings, you really need to go through them and look too many to list but a bunch should be turned off.

I don't have any issues at this point, neither does my 10 year old, he's always playing games like Fruit Ninja and normally has three or 4 youtube windows in the back going with in 5 minutes of turning the thing on and no issues.

Mine I use more for business related stuff, and also no issues. However right out of the box the first day it was a bit flaky. They both run smooth now.

I'm just waiting on some one to give me a root app for .26 since the second I turned these both on they updated the OTA firmware which took them off .17 :(

Anyway I hope this helps.

Good luck.

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Sorry didn't see the post about issues with where you pressed the screen. That one sounds like you may need to take it back in to have serviced. I tried what you said with squeezing the screen, and pressing the back in different spots. Nope, no issues like that. I would say it requires service.:(
[Transformer TF300T General] TXKSSnapper:
The button you refer to in the bottom left is the multi-tasking button. If you press it and swipe an app, it will be removed from that list. Android usually runs fine with lots of apps sitting in ram. The only real exception to this is apps that are poorly coded and will try to run in the background all the time.

If you want root look in the development section, there is a simple utility to let you downgrade to .17, root, voodoo backup, update, and restore.
[Transformer TF300T General] mondegreen:
I have same/similar problem see other thread

See here for my symptoms.
[Transformer TF300T General] dsf3g:
So, last night I took the tablet back to Best Buy and exchanged it (actually, had to drive to a second Best Buy because the one where I bought mine was sold out!). So far so good. Though I've only had the replacement a short time, I'm feeling good about this one. No hiccups so far. And upon running the initial setup I remembered that even during the initial setup of my first one, the screen had become unresponsive once. All in all I've got a good feeling about this one. And I do desperately want it to work because, man, I love the concept and execution of this thing.
[Transformer TF300T General] Tubular:
Have you tried the creaky test with the new one to see if it's a manufacturing issue indicative of all TF300T's or whether it was just an isolated QC incident?
[Transformer TF300T General] abczhou:
Had the same problem from yesterday, I bought it from Amazon U.S and now i am in China which makes me hard to exchange it.
[Transformer TF300T General] zgmf-x322a:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1764971

Seems that this is a kinda major problem. Iv got same issues
[Galaxy S III General] MrReynus:
So as far as my research goes there are 2 options for the GS3 on t-mobile.

One is buy the international version and wait for t-mobile to upgrade their network which they say will be out by the "end of the year."

The second is pick up a gs3 from WIND Mobile, Mobilicity or Videotron (Canadian carriers that use the same frequencies as T-Mobile).

Is the second option even viable or should I just get the international version? To put things in perspective of why I want to upgrade now, my g2x was stolen a few months ago and I've been suffering with my 8900 Blackberry....a phone with 2G speeds and the processing power of a rock and I just cannot take this any more.
[Galaxy S III General] eksasol:
One question is the chip the North American version will get, which is probably the S4 Krait, it has very good performance and probably more battery efficient. Sound quality should be excellent like the HTC One S. Not to mention LTE support too, which T-Mobile is unveiling next year.

With that said, I always go for the international version, its released first for one and generally has more developers. I buy my phones at full price and int' version generally has better resale values. I don't think you have a lot of choice if you are in contract.

I can tolerate the 2G until 1900mhz band works with T-Mobile, I only need data for Google Maps, I get on WiFi otherwise.
[Galaxy S III General] SiNJiN76:
Funny. I broke my N1 and am stuck with a BB curve 3600. It's been a month or so now....and I believe I've been punished long enough!
[Galaxy S III General] moshe22:
I wouldn't be able to tolerate the 2G speeds. So I will be getting it through mobile when they release release it. Having carrier warranty is a big plus for me too.
[Galaxy S III General] MrReynus:
well I'm sure there will be canadians that would be willing to sell their phones out of contract, full price. I wouldn't be locked into a contract either way.
[Galaxy S III General] AllGamer:
i wouldn't mind helping out our fellow breathens from the south

i know i'll be picking it up for sure when it becomes available in store.

just keep in mind there's a 13% tax here + FedEx shipping fees which varies for northern states is aprox $20, southern states is about $26
[Galaxy S III General] MrReynus:
whats 40 bucks when you have the top phone working on your network ahead of everyone else right? :P
[Galaxy S III General] tkeyes:
i would think it would be the international version that WIND Mobile, Mobilicity or Videotron would be getting, sense they dont have LTE.
[Galaxy S III General] AllGamer:
did you check the radio bands included in the international model? :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III General] tkeyes:
yes, they dont work with t-mo till the end of end of the year. no one wants 2G service.
[Galaxy S III General] androidarmin:
International/Unlocked S3 on T-Mobile or AT&T (USA)

Why won't they work?

I read the International Version can run on either T-Mobile (USA) or AT&T network, since the International Version of the S3 uses the same spectrum. It won't be possible to use LTE, but HSPA+ is possible... so I read.

Don't know if you specifically meant the Canadian version, because the International SG3 uses "850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100 mhz", for use with "3g (hspa＋ 21mbps)" (= T-Mobile).

Can you provide a few more details on why it's not supposed to work, as you say ??

Thanks!
[Galaxy S III General] mike2518:
Cause it doesn't list 1700mhz, which tmobile needs for the down link.
[Galaxy S III General] androidarmin:
The 1700 mhz band is not necessarily needed. I just checked some other sources, and they say it's only needed for LTE - which T-Mobile won't have until some time in 2013 anyway. HSPA+ is good enough for speedy downloads on the 1900 mhz band.

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Just found this one on Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-Mobile_USA

[T-Mobile] Radio frequency spectrum chart

The following chart describes radio frequency spectrum bands accessible by the company's customers using compatible devices.

850 MHz	GSM/GPRS/EDGE	2G

1900 MHz	GSM/GPRS/EDGE	2G

1700+2100 MHz	UMTS/HSPA/HSPA+	4G (formerly 3G)

1900 MHz	UMTS/HSPA/HSPA+	4G

This means, the International SG3 will be fine in the U.S. using T-Mobile's speedy HSPA+ network... and that's all I need.
[Galaxy S III General] androidarmin:
..???..

:confused:

Well... this is confusing: T-Mobile's website (for SIM-only plans) actually states..

Looks like you guys were right... This sucks!!!

:mad:
[Galaxy S III General] AllGamer:
you need 1700 Mhz for AWS 3G/4G support

LTE is not even in the picture
[Galaxy S III General] planoman:
I believe t mobile has had a SGSIII go through the FCC in the last week. I believe they will be getting their own model.
[Galaxy S III General] Lantek23:
I believe that is correct, by the end of next month tmo should be selling it. I have a feeling that it's going to be the same as the international version.

Sent from T-Mobile's galaxy S II running ICS
[Galaxy S III General] Danielleashly:
Has anyone read this article about the relase date. My contract is up this week but im waiting untill its released. Seems like the speeds will be 4g but no quad-core processor :(

Plus I heard the Samsung Galaxy Note is going to be released on TMo too!! :):):)

http://www.ubergizmo.com/2012/05/samsung-galaxy-s3-note-in-t-mobile-document/
[Galaxy S III General] Elite49:
Exactly true for me. On verizon tho.
[Galaxy S III General] CoNsPiRiSiZe:
I can deal with edge speeds as WiFi is everywhere, plus T-Mo is refarming their spectrum - the Int'l Version should be compatible with 4G by Q4
[Galaxy S III General] Totòòò:
LMAO reading such posts is hell of a fun! Took tmobile 1 year to get the note and 6 months after att.(note wasnt such a big upgrade afterall) r u serious they will get a beast phone like the sgs3 within 20 days after the release? :D
[Galaxy S III General] Android_Guy:
If the TMOUS version gets pimped outta 2 cores (like the One X did on ATT) then I will go international and suffer possibly lower speeds. :p
[Galaxy S III General] kirdroid:
That is almost guaranteed that it will have S4 dual core to support tmobile high speed HSPA network. Exynos chip currently can't support tmobiles high speed HSPA+.
[Galaxy S III General] Android_Guy:
That blows. Looks like wifi will be my new best friend then ;)
[Galaxy S III General] thebobp:
Err, I'm fairly (but not 100%) sure that quad core works with HSPA+. It's only LTE that it has a problem with.

http://www.the-best-android.com/and...reorder-for-a-princely-sum-of-800-252227.html

Course, who knows what t-mobile will do even if this is true.
[Galaxy S III General] rmgill:
Standard HSPA+ is 21mbits and is usually found on the standard GSM 1900MHz frequencies. T-Mobile uses a special form of HSPA+ that doubles this speed to 42mbits. In addition, T-Mobile's HSPA+ is on the somewhat unique AWS 1700/2100 frequencies. The combination of this special HSPA+ and the unusual AWS frequencies used by T-Mobile means that standard quadband phones don't work w/ T-Mobile 3G/4G data. Only select pentaband phones like the Galaxy Nexus will work.
[Galaxy S III General] HaloMediaz:
I look at at the positives and see them all outweighing the fact Us phones only get dual core. All these great features. Paying $800 for a quadcore sgs3 over exact same $200 dualcore sgs3 isn't worth it.
[Galaxy S III General] Totòòò:
nobody pays $800 for a phone whose price drops by 200 in 2 months and 400 in 6 months. yeah, except the xda addicted geeks
[Galaxy S III General] Pivo99:
Seeing as were on the topic of bands. Does anyone know if the tmobile US version will work in Europe...specifically Croatia. I'm not sure of what bands the phone supports. I believe Croatia is on 900/1800 Thanks
[Galaxy S III General] triStateMindgate:
The switch over will not begin until sometime at the start of 2013. I'm thinking it won't be until Q2 or so for the HSPA to be moved to the Cell Frequency, at which point the LTE roll out will begin on the 1700 AWS band.

To those that question, At this point, Data transmission for Tmo is only on 1700Mhz. Meaning unless the hardware is capable of that band, 2G is only achieved.

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Whomever can afford it does....

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Nope

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The Exynos Quad is definitely one of, if not the best chipsets out. But the S4 is no slouch, it did bench better than the Tegra3 HTC One X, plus the S4 is built on 28nm, which is battery efficient. I read somewhere that Qualcomm also incorporated all modems onto 1 chip with the S4, so more battery efficiency there. NOT to mention most carriers kinda don't have a choice at this point, the S4 is still a very powerful SoC.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mSD_EhgGSc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyQe-9U4-nw
[Galaxy S III General] CAYCE_VII:
You guys know the T-Mobile version gets 2GB of RAM right?
[Galaxy S III General] Reviewers:
Oh yeah.
[Galaxy S III General] kirdroid:
Not only tmobile but all the sgs3 S4 variants have 2GB.
[Galaxy S III General] noahattic:
Well, I'm not very positive that AWS supported version will get Quad core SgsIii at this point anymore since I notice all the carriers in Canada are getting it on June 20th. So I'm thinking a Penta band dual core S4 + 2g version coming to North America.

I actually don't mind the Lte support since it's still quite expensive and not so much gain over HSPa+. All I want is a Quad core + penta band. So I can take my phone when I travel......
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrdjibrilo:
Hello,

I am running CM7 A8.1, and I am wondering how to merge the following update.zip files into 1 update.zip so I don't have to install 1 by 1?

Here is the order in which I install the following zips after flashing the Alpha8 through Odin:

1. CM7.2.0-GT-I5800_Alpha8.1a_CWM.zip (http://cm7-i5800.googlecode.com/files/CM7.2.0-GT-I5800_Alpha8.1a_CWM.zip)

2. Google Apps (http://goo.im/gapps)

3. Deodexed version of A8 (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1415179)

4. ICS Complete patch by AChep (same as above)

5. MegaBassBeats audio (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1602753)

6. Hillbeast's test002 kernel of G3Mod (http://db.tt/PteQpsdY)

If someone could merge all of these into 1 update zip I would be very grateful, if not just tell me what I should do to merge them

And if that's not possible could you link me a thread on how to make my own rom with the current things i have installed (all of the above update.zips) and convert it into a tar so i can just flash that instead of update.zips
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahsanaimad:
This can be done via Aroma Installer Script which is a full GUI Mode for Installing which Runs in Recovery.. I think Rubensollie was making one.. Not sure when he will release..
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrdjibrilo:
Can I try and overwrite one after another with total commander and then apply the zip that is made of all the overwritten files (also delete the .odex files and the unnecessary apps from system/app)?
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahsanaimad:
Sorry but can't understand what you mean. You asking how to Deodex?
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrdjibrilo:
Not only that, I am thinking about overwriting the files in that particular order which I would usually run update.zip, so I can get 1 instead of 6 update.zips
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahsanaimad:
Ah! now I get what you actually meant. Actually what you want can be done without Aroma Installer.. You just need files at proper place directories..

1.Take CyanogenMod Alpha 8.1 Extract the ZIP.

2.Remove zImage and add the zImage of HB Kernel

3.Remove Apps and Framework folder from /system and add from Deodexed CyanogenMod

4.Go to each folder in Achep Patch and replace the files in the CyanogenMod 7 Folder..

5.Do similarly and replace file for MegaBassBeats and Gapps.. Be careful to place in correct directory.

Repack the META-INF, system and zImage folder at Store Compression Level. Apply it and there you go!
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrdjibrilo:
Thanks that's the guide i've been looking for!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] umermajeed:
I am currently using Paranoid android and I am looking for another ROM where I can set custom DPI...I know that resurrection remix has a tablet UI mod but I wanna use phone mode with a custom DPI...can you guys please list any other ROMs that have this option?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Quadra_Slam:
AOKP has it, but you can download apps to do it on any ROM.

Sent from my SGH-I777