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[HTC One X] Kermagod:
If you're on a rooted stock ROM running 1.29.401.7 with CWM, try this before asking how to update. I just did it and it worked fine:

1. Firstly backed up all apps and data (Titanium Backup), then did a Nandroid Backup (CWM) - Turned out to be unnecessary, but do it just in case.

2. Installed 1.29.401.7 stock recovery from Here (Using fastboot).

3. Downloaded and installed 1.29.401.11 OTA up date.

4. Reinstalled CWM from Here (Using fastboot).

5. Opened CWM and installed SuperSU from Here.

6. Everything working fine, still unlocked and rooted no apps or data lost. :)

It worked as expected and now running 1.29.401.11, Bootloader relock was not needed.
[HTC One X] tinytom21:
I'm on Vodafone UK and got the update through about an hour ago without checking. It was just in the notification bar.

I really hope that this fixes the battery because it seemed that .07 ruined my battery! Can't comment on SD storage as I had no idea if it was disappearing or not.
[Galaxy S III General] radeonxt:
http://www.androidauthority.com/samsung-galaxy-s3-specs-ntt-docomo-86272/

First of all, the Japanese version of the S3, codenamed SC-06D, will be powered by a dual-core 1.5 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8960 S4 processor. The “Krait” chipset will replace Samsung’s Exynos 4 Quad, set to power the S3’s international model. The main reason behind the substitution is the fact that NTT Docomo will offer Samsung’s new flagship with 4G LTE speeds and, as you may already know, quad core chipsets haven’t played nice with LTE. We suspected that the LTE-versions of the S3 would come with the MSM8960 chipset under their hood and, while it isn’t officially confirmed, we can now be almost certain that the US or Canadian models with 4G speeds will feature the same proc.

The second technical detail that will set the Japanese S3 version apart from the international model is the featuring of 2 GB of RAM. That’s right, ladies and gentlemen, LG’s Optimus LTE2 is no longer the only smartphone to come with 2 GB of RAM and Samsung’s SC-06D could steal the spotlight from the recently unveiled LG phone in Korea.

In terms of software, the Samsung SC-06D will run Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich with TouchWiz 4.0 UI on top, as well as with the “Docomo Palette UI”.
[Galaxy S III General] MaesterB:
Huh. That would be pretty sweet.

Guess time will tell.

First time I've ever thought I wanted a month to end that much quicker!
[Galaxy S III General] nebsif:
why they keep screwing up international versions?

1st that tegra3 garbage on 1x and now 1gb vs 2gb of ram on gs3..
[Galaxy S III General] ECrispy:
This is most likely the US version then !! S4 + 2GB is nice.
[Galaxy S III General] leftheodo:
I would take the Exynos over the 2gb of ram any day
[Galaxy S III General] mtmerrick:
so, are there any US carriers that the japenese version would work on?
[Galaxy S III General] evildave_666:
Most likely you would be limited to WCDMA connectivity if you privately imported one of these. (Unlocking is not a problem, DoCoMo unlocks brand new phones no question asked, just pony up 3150 yen)

International LTE bands are a total mess. Over 40 unique band allocations at last count.

I am holding onto my SII until the fallout of how similar/different the hardware ends up being with respect to custom rom development gets figured out. (DoCoMo SII was similar enough to the standard I9100 for most roms to be tweaked into working, though there were digital-TV and GPS issues and the partition sizing was a little different)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the lemming:
I just bought an Asus TF300T today and the battery is charging at the moment.

While drooling over the tablet, which had only been delivered to the shop an hour before I arrived, the sales man gave me some good advice but sadly was unable to give me an answer.

The sales man said that I should back the Android ICS operating system as soon as possible and know how to restore the OS in the future.

This does indeed sound like good advice as I can and do make images of my Windows 7 OS with Acronis and from time to time I use these images to get rid of crudd and get the OS back to top speed.

So, how do I make an image of my new operating system on my Android device and how do I use this image to restore order when the proverbial hits the fan at a future date?

Cheers
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scoderx0e:
For that you will have to root your device,install recovery.Then from recovery you can easily backup and restore your device.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] angelobiz:
I don't know this phone/tablet but no is very simple make a full backup, a backup of all you system, boot, preloader etc etc file.

from you original recovery normally you can make a backup only for userdata, no full backup...

if you can install a modded recovery you can do a nandroid backup: system (the S.O android=, and normally a backup of boot and recovery)

but you no have a full backup again...

every phone has own full backup...

example there is A script for make full backup pf phone with mt6573....

but this script is no good for phone with mt6575

you must looking for a procedure fo your phone.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Praveen Parameswar:
How to backup my android os?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vcx77:
you can do it easily from TWRP recovery
[HTC Rezound] ZenPirate:
Just in case anyone who still has a 3g phone wants to keep unlimited data they may want to upgrade now.Verizon is killing unlimited grandfathered 3g when you upgrade to LTE devices starting mid summer. If nothing else there'sgoing to be a ton of angry iPhone customers this fall
[HTC Rezound] Ragnell:
Source?
[HTC Rezound] blackhand1001:
I honestly hope verizon just gives the bird to apple and there subsidies.
[HTC Rezound] ZenPirate:
TheVerge is reporting Verizon's CFO made The announcement at this mornings investor meeting.
[HTC Rezound] leoingle:
http://www.theverge.com/2012/5/16/3024472/verizon-kills-unlimited-data-lte-upgrades
[HTC Rezound] Ragnell:
Thank god I moved on in time
[HTC Rezound] Geoi1006:
Just to clarify, we aren't getting our plans taken away are we? That's how Android Guys made it sound. They quoted "Everyone will be on shared data". Kinda gave me a panic moment
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
HA that sucks. although, that's great for me as a sales person cuz now i can get the attention of all my customers who have 3g and be like, hey, your update is soon, you should do it now to save your unlimited data.

actually that makes my job harder. damn you verizon!!
[HTC Rezound] billybob275:
I'm curious as to what will happen to people with Unlimited 4G plans. Will they be brought in with the 3G upgrades too once this goes live?
[HTC Rezound] tekhna:
Yeah, the next obvious step is to kill unlimited 4G plans.

Eff that.
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
ugh. i'm unlimited. honestly, if they do kill unlimtied for us and offer family share plans, then i won't be so mad, and i'll jump on a family share data plan so my mom can get a smartphone..she's wanted one but doesn't wanna pay 30 a month for data lol
[HTC Rezound] Ragnell:
Yea, Seems Vzn is doing everything they can to slowly kill off any Unlimited data
[HTC Rezound] tekhna:
Wait, so here's my question--my brother has in iphone on an unlimited plan. If we activate a 4G phone on his line, do they consider that a 3G plan because the plan was purchased with a 3G phone? Or would it be a "4G" plan? What if I activated his iphone on my line? Would it magically become a 3G plan then?
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
from what i understand, if you have a 3g phone and put a 4g phone on after this is done, then yeah you're not unlimited anymore.

if you drop down to 3g after this is done, they'll prob keep you unlimited until you go back to 4g, then you'll be tiered

like we've all got "3g unlimited" plans because we all got unlimited whenonly 3g phones were out..now we're on 4g with teh same "3g" plan

actually, i bet ANY change to data after this happens will drop you to tiered and not let you keep unlimited..even going down to 3g i bet they'll tier you
[HTC Rezound] tekhna:
I moved to Verizon on the Thunderbolt and got an unlimited plan--my first Verizon phone was a 4G phone.

---------- Post added at 06:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:48 PM ----------

Looks like even unlimited 4G plans will be moved over.

"LTE is our anchor point for data share. So, as you come through an upgrade cycle and you upgrade in the future, you will have to go on to the data share plan. And moving away from, if you will, the unlimited world and moving everyone into a tiered structure data share plan."
[HTC Rezound] PepeCam:
free upgrade

I got an email 2 days ago for a free early upgrade to a 4g phone. Yesterday I went and got my free HTC Rezound phone, all I had to pay was activation fee. When I asked how I got the deal they said they are trying to get more people on the 4g LTE network. I got to keep my unlimited data plan.
[HTC Rezound] antp121:
Good thing I gots me some unlimited 4g :)
[HTC Rezound] nosympathy:
If they try and take my unlimited away when my upgrade comes at the end of the year, I will go back to sprint. They were not as good as Verizon, but it is better than being on a tiered plan.
[HTC Rezound] Div033:
So, what if I bought a new 4G phone off contract and activated that myself? Bye bye unlimited?

Sent from my Droid Incredible using the XDA app.
[HTC Rezound] tekhna:
It sounds like they'll be nuking those too. It's just going to take a bit longer.

Edit: All I know for sure is if they are killing my unlimited 4G plan, I'm going to be streaming pr0n to my phone 24/7 until they do. In a childish attempt to use as much bandwidth as possible, mostly as a f*ck you.
[HTC One X] Kojaes:
How's htc one x Multitasking after the update ?

Is it just better ? , Or is it same as GNexus now ?
[HTC One X] Fokas.:
Still terrible
[HTC One X] tadas_max:
seems perfect to me
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] shakash3obd:
Hello everyone,

I am trying to run some of my application that I wrote on my new HTC One X from eclipse but I think since I am using Ubuntu then probably I need a driver.

If this is true then can anybody help me with that.

any suggestions will be great help

thanks
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Pirateghost:
drivers?

nope.

just install adb the correct way and all is good
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Belovoj:
hey there,

i guess i am missing something, because my eclipse on my ubuntu doesn't see my one x... actually it sees something, but the name of the device is like "?????????????", and android version is "unknown"... i don't know what to do... any ideas what should i? thanks for answers
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Pirateghost:
Configure your udev rules. Or run as sudo
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Belovoj:
thanks i configured udev rules. i can't post link to the page i found tutorial on, because i have only 2 post yet, but it can be easyly googled
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] shakash3obd:
Sorry guys for not replying since I wrote this post, I had some stuff and papers need to be done.

Anyway,

Pirateghost

I was origionally having adb and the whole Android SDK installed in ubuntu but after the upgrade I guess I lost some of the SDK stuff so you were write, I had to reinstall the SDK and adb was part of it.

Thanks.

The unswer that solved my problem with Eclipse and my HTC One X is here

you need to configured udev rules

and in my case I went to this website and I got it working

ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1918512

but it may be as easy as the following, I will put the rules I used for my computer

gedit /etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules

and then past the following line

SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ENV{ID_VENDOR_ID}=="0bb4", ENV{ID_MODEL}=="Android_Phone", MODE="0666"

It should be only ONE LINE.

I hope this help as it does helped me :)

Thanks again for your help.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chw2006:
I've never had Facebook eat this much of my battery before, but whenever its background services (MediaUpload service I think is the name), my battery drains at least 1% per minute.

I've tried force closing every time I quit the app, I've tried getting rid of its background data completely. I've tried disabling notifications. I don't sync at all. But the damn app still pops up every now and then and eats my battery while it does NOTHING.

This is an issue that I've found on the Nexus S. I've had a Galaxy S and Optimus One before and I've never encountered such an issue. I'm on Air Kernel 4.2 and AOKP milestone 5, but this problem also occurred on other ROMs and kernels.

Does anyone else have a similar issue and is there a way to fix it (outside of deleting Facebook or freezing it)?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
yea, it started after a recent update. i had to uninstall it from my nexus s and galaxy nexus because it was annoying the heck out of me. i wasnt using it but it was still eating 8-12% of my battery.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M@X!:
Uninstall it and wait for the next update maybe then it doesnt use so much battery anymore. :)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tanner4137:
You might want to try Friend caster or Fast for Facebook :)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cipter_:
The Facebook app for android is worthless. Much better to just use the browser instead.

I wonder why they still haven't managed to create a decent app.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] albundy2010:
I have seen this reported often recently and not sure of the cause. My battery life has not been effected at all by the newer versions.

Maybe its something to do with roms that include the hack to sync fb. The new apps changed something related to that.

This usage is from today. Was outside with screen on full brightness ( extremely sunny and crisp today in NY) and used GPS with fb. When I dont use the app doesnt use any battery. No waking the device etc aokp m5 with trinity
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rstyle98:
I just had to ask the question to this community and hope that the folks from ASUS are watching. If this last update (.24) doesnt work (and early results are not looking too good) what next?

I can't speak for everyone here but I know I was a SERIOUS fan of the Transformers before all this happened, and was busy convincing many to look past the iPads to something more. After all this I am TRYING to still be supportive and believe in the product but its been ~2 months of never knowing when your device would fail you and I'm getting weary. ASUS is taking a real hit in the customer loyalty area with this mess and I wonder if they are thinking of how they can stop this.

So what do you all think they should do? I'm kind of partial to the idea of swapping out TF101s that still are issue-prone with the new 300 series pads (since they come with ICS out of the box I assume they arent having these issues).
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Merlin_AZ:
That might be an option for them with those of you still inside your warranty, but I doubt they'll do it.

I don't think they care about it, TBH, or they would have had competent people fix this inside the 2+ months we've been dealing with it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anarox:
Asus developer team is trying to fix the problem, ASUS as a whole is not hurt by tablets sales, this is a sidebranch for them to get some shareholders excited and their main focus is still pc machines.

I would buy an asus laptop in a heartbeat. The real problem here is android, Google is just not investing time and effort into it (except when it's for their own devices- which still had a reboot problem)

Google actually approved all releases of android to Asus tf101, we are talking about the top programmers in the world who simply put a stamp of approval on it and send it on its way.

For google to be invested in tablets, they need to be depended on them. Like apple, it was win or loose for them. Google is making money collecting ad money, with nowhere to put it.

Google Glasses? really? that's what the world needs.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rashid11:
El Goog has had it too, the market has become way too fragmented and impossible to sustain/support.

By X-mas this yer, they will offer 5+ of phones & tablets directly from Google, made by a few different vendors, that will likely be running plain Jelly Bean, w/o ANY of the vendor-specific bloatware etc. Lets hope these will be subject to much more stringent QA etc.

I'd also hope Goog would do what Nvidia/ATI been doing for years, where XFX, Gigabyte, ASUS etc all offer cards built using the Nvidia/ATI's silicon.

Let vendors decide the case, color & finish, gorilla glass vs glass 2, micro sd or no sd, amt of RAM/Flash, but they have to get to where these are 100% solid.

As far as TF101 is concerned, downgrade to HC, I am using Revolver 3.11 and she's been rock solid.

Unfortunately, the time is not on our side here as ASUS's already thin resource are getting spread too thin, with TF300 out and TF700 just weeks away . Us, early adopters, no-one will care about.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EP2008:
Class action lawsuit. We paid for devices that do not perform as advertised. In fact, these problems with random reboots came up long after the device was launched, so an update by ASUS has caused our devices to become defective. We deserve to be compensated.

Sent from my HP Touchpad running ICS :-)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobdelt:
I just bought this one sale a few weeks ago.

It reminds me of an old phone I had, the g2x. Also, a tegra 2 device.

I'm starting to think the problem wasn't LG, isn't asus, but is NVIDIA! Of all the terribly buggy android devices, it's mostly theirs.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssl123:
I see this threat repeated over and over again on this forum, as if anyone from ASUS is reading this and as if, in the event that someone from ASUS is reading this, they have anything to do with the legal or executive management teams at ASUS. What is the class action going to do for us? Tell ASUS to fix the problem? Aren't they already trying to do that? Get us a few dollars each, and thereby releasing them from having to fix this problem? I'd rather have the problem fixed, which brings us back to a couple of sentences back. Get us back to Honeycomb, which I can already do myself, since we were never promised ICS when we bought this anyway? I'd rather have a working ICS. Go back a few sentences. Enrich a few lawyers while resolving nothing for us? Yes, I can see that happening. As long as ASUS is putting good effort into getting us to a working system, I don't see reason to pursue legal courses of action yet.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a.mcdear:
Try AOSP.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anarox:
This whole thing has been an adventure. To be honest I wasen't happy on honeycomb. It was too slow and had alot of problems, im was happy with ICS because it was faster. I was then waiting for the quality apps to come along. The reboots started and thought it would be fixed in the next uppdate, it continued like this. The more time that went I was thinking "okey forget about the reboots- bring on the apps"

Then I realized that nvidia would only produce games for tegra 3, I expressed my worry about this on another forum, but was led to belive that nvidia will include tegra 2 aswell.

NO, there will not be coming any more games for tegra 2. Dark medows might be converted but when is another question.

Productivity apps:

Splashtop THD was made tegra 3 exclusive, most pdf reader has hardware gpu acc off because it caused to much problems. The only pdf reader that is working but has some minor lag when changing pages is EZPDF. iannotate (a great pdf reader on ios) is samsung market only, and has not been updated in months.

Taking notes in class? I was thrilled by supernote, but it has no palm rejection.

in conclusion: Thank you google for taking me on this ride, thanks to nvidia for trying to exclude tegra 2 to get on the money train.

Android on tablets is a joke. Let's just get over this like it was a bad relationship ruined by greed.

Skickat från min Transformer TF101 via Tapatalk 2
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sbiriguda:
Are they? It's been three post-ICS updates and they're still building the kernel without L2TP support. Do you expect them to fix anything more complex like RRs or SODs when they're even incapable of (or unwilling to) changing a single line in the freaking kernel configuration file to restore an advertised feature?

Oh, by the way: L2TP did work on stock Honeycomb and it'd work on stock ICS as well - that is, the userspace would be capable of configuring and managing an L2TP (or L2TP+IPsec) VPN iff the kernel was built with the proper configuration.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rashid11:
Mantano Reader is the best PDF reader, bar none. I tried a bunch of them, before settling on this one.

I am about $1000 into ASUS TF101 - 2 tablets, dock, cards. Feel your pain, if not for HC downgrade I performed, I'd thrown them into a wall or outta window, it was frustrating.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anarox:
Mantano reader has the best UI, EzPDF has the speed and great annotations. New features are coming in every month or so, last update they introduced a feature that inserts a blank document before or after a page, which you can do annotions on or whatever you like

plus manatano reader gives me a force close everytime I open the some pdf
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rocksr:
I've been using L2TP/IPSEC PSK for months now, everyday, and it's been working perfectly, both at my home, over my dsl connection, and at work, over a T3 network. I also can use a PPTP vpn. Perhaps the L2TP issue only affects certain models.

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[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EP2008:
A reasonable offer would be to compensate the full price of the tablet, plus any accessories that were purchased for it, along with the shipping costs associated with sending the unit in to be "fixed".

Perhaps ASUS believes that most of use this device for Angry birds and email only, but I use it for business and being out a functional device is killing me. How long do we have to wait to get working tablets? In the age of high-tech devices, one month is too long. Certainly, waiting many months with no solution is borderline fraud. They sold us lemons and should recall them.

I've never in my life paid to have a product constantly fail as much as the TF101 has. I wish I could love it, but not after the BS and ongoing problems I have with it. ASUS is by far the worst electronics company I've ever owned product from. I would never recommend them after this fiasco.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rstyle98:
The saddest part of this whole thing is that the TF101 + ICS is great when it works (ie not rebooting, screen glitching, etc..). The OS is far snappier than HC was at handling the UI... screen transitions, soft keyboard presses, etc.

But 2 months of faulty a glitchy OS while ASUS steadily unveils newer models! That was like a slap in the face...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anarox:
I agree, moreso for prime owners really

Skickat från min Transformer TF101 via Tapatalk 2
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] santasam:
It's time for Payback !!

I am so annoyed with ASUS and the crap they put me through with the Transformer that I now actively discourage people and business to buy Asus Products. So far I have stopped a big order of Asus Computers at work. Told at least 30 potential Tablet buyers about how crap ASUS is which should prevent them from choosing ASUS and hopefully tell the horror stories to another 30 people each (30*30=900 recurring). I advise everyone to do the same - lets get ASUS for being S*iT !