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[HTC One X] graemeg:
Yer try not to mess with the build.prop, i know its fun to tinker and see what can be achieved, but there is also a serious risk that comes with it, unfortunatley the file will stop your phone dead if you mess it up, if you save a backup to your pc then worst case you can push it to your phone via adb and overwrite the damaged one.

What CID are u on, eg, htc--001 ??, cidgetter works from market but not much use if you cant boot up, also what firmware are you running now, release, radio and release keys, that way you could extract the boot, recovery and system from the file and just flash them in bootloader.

YOU must relock your bootlock first, the above command in other post was the one to do that, if not, have u tried to flash CWM 5.8.3.1, and install from the recovery youll get both the super su and a custom rom, like android revolution, this way youll be back up and running on a custom rom based on the latest 1.29, you could then download the 1.29 ruu and run it, again after relocking the bootloader and for good measure download and install htcsync, the program delivers a much better driver for the one x, that should get you back to factory, unrooted, stock boot and firmware.

if the ruu isnt avail, find out what your latest ruu is and look for a custom rom based on that.

Keep us informed how you get on, im sorry you learnt the lesson the hard way, i would not wish this to happen to anyone, except for maybe Bill Gates lmao, but then he would just throw it in the bin and go buy another one ha ha.

I hope you get it sorted and remember, before you tinker, READ the guides on XDA, they are good and will really help you and always make a backup of anything you wish to experiment with.

Good luck.
[HTC One X] vegasphinx:
If you still remember the file, try to get it from someone with the same version as you and push it through adb or recovery (if you can go to hboot, surely you can flash cwm again).
[HTC One X] hoilun:
I hope u can read chinese

I had the same problem... and before.. i just flash the RUU again, but after i upgraded to 1.29.. that didn't work...(The RUU I had was 1.26) so with ALOT of searching on the internet.. i found the below Chinese site.. and luckily i can read chinese too...

anyway hope it helps.

Basically what i did was force the recovery to be install on my phone.. but there is a down side.. me alarm doesn't work.. everytime i try to change the alarm sound it just reboot... i am still trying to find a way to fix it... and maybe flash the 1.28 RUU to see if that will work.... but that will have to wait until tonite.

http://bbs.xda.cn/thread-11018720-1-1.html
[HTC One X] kill0147:
last night , i had make a fake RUU(basic on 1.28.708.10 HongKong Version RUU,included recovery.img,boot.img,system.img) and flash it ,the result is my phone is recovered :eek: :D , all function is normal and i can get OTA now !!:p:)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sl8125:
Since now there is a new SGSIII release i was in the market for one. However, if there is a deal on SGSII, i am willing to pick one up soon.

Where and who is has the best price for a new SGSII online? I take a new SGSII around $400 if available and some some dollars.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] It_ler:
Depends on your country.

I recommend to use a price comparison site or app ... for your country.

If you don't know one, then Google it.

Good luck !
[General Accessories] monkeydrufy:
Hi guys,

I would like to buy a bluetooth headset for music during fitness

I like the motorola s9-hd, what do you think?

are there other alternative less than 100$?

thanks
[General Accessories] phenol312:
Jaybird Freedom headset.

Let me start by saying I'm never buying another Motorola accessory or device as long as I live.

I received a pair of S9 headphones as a gift and they died within a week of use on the treadmill.

Since they were a gift and had been purchased a while before they reached my hands Motorola denied my warranty even though I had literally took them out of the package a week ago. At first they said they could do something but then the story quickly changed.

I spent at least an hour on the phone with their tech support on 4 different occasions only to have some douchbag at the end of the line deny my claim because it purchase date was outside the warranty range. I asked to speak to his boss and was denied saying that "he doesn't take phone calls." To add insult to injury they offered me a 10% discount on a new headset. The headset they were trying to sell me was 90$ but I could find it on amazon brand new for not even 60$. WTH.

I read the reviews on the S9 and thought I would be immune to the horror stories about device failures. I was wrong ... their whole headset design is ****ty and prone to failure. Spend your cash on Jaybirds...that is what I plan on doing.

F#ck you Motorola. I expected better from the people that brought the world the Startac.

:end rant:
[General Accessories] fosselman:
I have the jaybird freedom headset. I only use it for my 50 mile bike rides but love it. I sweat alot and it is the only headset that hasn't crapped out on me and I think I have had them about a year now. I did take them running once and they didn't fall out and i didn't have to mess with them on a 14 mile run but I don't really like listening to music when running.
[General Accessories] monkeydrufy:
they are good but in europe I can only find them on amazon at 119€ (around 150$)

I would like to spend less (max 100$) :D

thanks
[General Accessories] padderpo:
Try some Creative WP-250 - You can get them in Europe for under €60. They got playback controls in the ear pieces and a mic which is very handy
[General Accessories] rangie:
What about the s-10hd? They're on amazon or newegg for $50-$60.

I like mine.
[General Accessories] monkeydrufy:
creative seems good but they have not any button to change the music, just volume and answer button, isn't it?

thanks
[General Accessories] erolapy:
Go to amazon and you can find there a lot of headsets.

then you can order.
[General Accessories] NachoB:
I have the S9-HD, but find them uncomfortable to wear for extended periods of time bc they press a bit too firmly into the ear. Also because of the design you're limited to how far back you can tilt your head before they feel like they're going to pop out of your ear.
[HTC One X] duryard:
Ok This is a little of topic but I will ask any way

My wifes phone (SGS2) is almost out of contract so am thinking of getting a HTC ONE X

Now she is not into custom roms etc but wants to know if the message app that is on the Sensation XE sense 3.6 is the same as the one x stock message app. (She has a sight disability so font size is important to her. Screen shots of the message app would be appreciated.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] arionfrost:
Since this is General, I hope this thread is relevant.

Proud owner of a new Tab 2 7.0 as of yesterday.

Just want to do a general check in and see who else is lurking in the woodwork. I have been an xda lurker for some time, starting with the HTC Hero, then EVO 4G, Epic 4G, Nexus S, Epic Touch (GS2), and finally the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0.

I have been wanting to get a tablet for some time, but they have always seemed out of my reach financially. I love tech stuff, and am an android addict (tongue twister...). Seems the Tab 2 is taking a beating from many tech review sites, especially the 10.1. But I have to say, at $250, I think the 7" is a solid Tablet. I was so close to getting the Kindle, and if it hadn't missed the refurb sale for mother's day (they were going for $140), I would probably be a proud but somewhat reluctant kindle fire owner. The kindle fire is a nice piece of tech, and it really grounded the market for tablets I think. $200 seems the price that will appeal to the wider audience, not just the well-to-do. The extra $50 for the mic, cameras, bluetooth, and expandable memory was a no brainer for me.

In any case, loving my new Tab 2 7.0. Anyone else in the same boat? Anyone else excited to see what goodies the devs who will eventually start to trickle in can do with the Tab 2?

Let's get some life in here! :)
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] DesDr0id:
Love this tablet! Stepped up from the Kindle Fire to this :) Best bang-for-the-buck on the market today. At this point though, although I love the "idea" of rooting, I haven't had a real reason to do so -- the device works perfect for my needs right out of the box.
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] arionfrost:
Yeah, I haven't rooted yet. I will once a nice selection of roms start popping up in the dev section. I saw AOKP has a release, 36 I believe. I loaded AOKP on my gf's nexus s and it has been pretty good, with the exception of a few bugs here and there.

I am interested in using a different launcher, but I am trying to conserve space and performance on the tablet. I think the thing that is going to push me to root will be when Apps 2 SD finally works. Let's face it: 8 Gb of space, with only 4 available to the user is just plain paltry in 2012. That's the primary gimp of this device. I have a 16 gig micro sd, but it's pretty much useless at the moment. I need my Titanium backup + APPS2SD. Trust me, when you start running out of space, which is bound to happen, that "idea" of rooting will become a reality for you.

The processor on this and the KF are virtually the same. I think it's the extra features that really make this stand out in comparison to the KF, not to mention ICS of course. Can't stand KF's interface.
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] Harry_Y:
I first bought the Kindle fire just for fun, Then I started

playing with android for the first time and was a believer.

I returned it about a week and got the 7" Galaxy Tablet.
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] arionfrost:
Welcome to the fold. I have been on board since Eclair on the HTC Hero. I have been an android fan for quite a while and we have come a long way. This is my first tablet, and I'm loving it.
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] DesDr0id:
Apex is an excellent free launcher available in the app store -- only a few megs I believe. As for the need for App2SD, totally depends on your usage -- for example I use this device for media consumption -- books/movies/music. I've only loaded a few apps since the tab does those functions out-of-the-box already. It seems that "larger" applications are usually games, most others that fall outside of gaming are relatively small in which case 4.5gb is lots of space. My 32GB microSD card works perfect for holding the music/movie content. :) (Though FAT32 has a single filesize limit of 4GB which is a prob for some).

KFire still has a lot going for it in terms of pricing. As of today you can buy them used between 100-150 dollars and the port of ICS to it is pretty far along. In a few months I bet you'll be able to get them for $100 used and have a fully functional ICS experience available :)
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] arionfrost:
Not trying to disagree with you, but most phones have had apps to sd for a long time. I'm not exactly sure what the rationale is behind not having apps 2 sd right out of the box. My ipod touch 2nd gen from 2009 had 16 gigs. So yeah, i would say that 8 gb in 2012 is kind of pathetic, esp since samsung was trying to one up the kindle fire.
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] knucklesmckay:
I have never been a fan of Apps2sd, because a lot of apps do not run properly or are slower from sd. Running things off of removable memory often times corrupts data. Internal memory is optimum way to run apps. Also apps do not take up as much internal memory as one thinks.

I do agree though that the tab 2 should have more internal memory. 8gbs is ok though, if you are not filling it up with tons of movies and mp3.
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] Tweak222:
I got into the Android scene with the Cliq XT then shortly after i bought a Samsung Vibrant and have flashed nearly every rom for it. I have finally settled on the updated Bionix froyo rom and everything just works!

I set my sights on getting a tablet and i had bought the Kindle Fire and rooted it and played with it for barely a week when i walked by a GTab2 and did a double take when i saw the price haha. Needless to say i returned the KF to watch the Avengers and anxiously awaited my next paycheck to fund the difference and got the GTab2! :D Very satisfied with the device!

Im pursuing a degree in information systems and plan to get into programming. I hope to be able to contribute to the Android community! Nice to meet all of you! :)

Sent from my 7" GTab2
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] knucklesmckay:
I too had a kindle fire for about 3 weeks. Once the tab 2 came out I unrooted the KF and brought it right back to best buy. Tab 2 rocks!
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] rcatron:
Satisfied thus far

Hi, all. I picked up my GT2 7 yesterday and have to say that I am quite pleased.

I have been watching the reviews of this device (both user and "pro") for a few weeks now, and decided to take the plunge. It is my first Samsung Tablet (I currently own a Prime, Xoom Wifi, Kindle Fire, iPad 2, and Dell Streak 7).

Since it is my first Samsung, it is taking me a bit to get used to the Samsung tweaks to the UI (in fact, not crazy at all about them seeing that I have ICS Prime and on the Xoom Wifi).

My observations thus far:

1 - It is quite quick. Surprised me here, as several reviews said it wasn't. I cannot see noticeable differences from the other devices I use.

2 - Wifi is a little iffy - It often registers 1-2 bars when I am quite close to my routers in my house (I will test at my workplace today). I will have to report back on this - it does not appear that speeds are effected.

3 - The devices feels good, though honestly it feels a bit heftier to me than it should, but that is not a deal breaker.

Basically, I wanted to replace the Fire with a nice 7" ICS device, and think I have accomplished that. The Fire will be sold.

Rob
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] GuestK007:
I just came from the asus tf300 16gb. i liked it but the unit felt too 'fragile'. when i would flex it a little you could feel it give and i didn't like that in a $380 tablet. i traded it back to best buy within the 30day period and got the galaxy tab2 10.1 and must say, best decision. very fast and sturdy build. i feel like i have a device that is worth the money i paid for.
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] Nomoi:
Hi, I got my Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 yesterday and I love it! I was thinking of buying either an Acer Iconia A510 or the Asus TF300, but read about some problems with the A510. I didn't really consider the GT2 since it is 'only' a dual-core. Then I started thinking about what I wanted a tablet for, which is mostly browsing, spotify and some videos/movies. When I saw the GT2 screen I was sold, really really beautiful and I haven't noticed the sluggishness some reviewers talk about. I should probably mention though that in The Netherlands the GT2 is actually quite a bit cheaper than the Asus TF300: 350 euro's (438 dollars) and 400 euro's (500 dollars) respectively.
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] jimbo.levy:
Hi, my name's Jim. This is my first tablet and I must say, I'm very impressed - especially for the price paid (£199). Currently using this alongside my HTC Rezound. I've still not rooted it yet as I haven't had any reason too (I rooted my old HTC Sensation XL before I'd even left the store that I bought it from lol). Everything seems to be working great. Wi-Fi is a little sketchy but it still receives packets nice and quickly.

I'm a great fan of ROM flashing so hopefully development for our device will pick up quickly.

I was surprised to see that someone had already ported CM9 to our tablet!

Anyway, here's my "hi" to all you folks and hopefully we can all help to make our badass tablet even better!

Thanks,

Jim :)
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] lg777:
New Tab 2 User

Sooo many devices and just picked up this unit at Costco while I was in the US for $238 incl oem pouch.

For tablets, I'm sticking with this size form factor. I have the asus tf101, 2 playbooks, touchpad (sold), ipad 3, amd various smartphones in my family.

This unit is snappy and easy to hold as well type. The playbook is nice too if you have a blackberry but there is really an insufficient amount of apps.

The ir remote is a big plus as I wasn't expecting to use it but when I played around with it, it was better than my harmony remote.

The screen is a bit on the bland side but at this price, can't really complain.

Wifi death hold on the lower left side is present but I just flip it around and have the speakers face up for typing.

If I want 10 inch, I rather use my netbook...more practical.
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] miketoasty:
Picked up the 7" tab on Saturday to go along with my Galaxy Nexus and I can safely say I have finally retired my TF101. On stock this thing is smooth as hell and the battery lasts forever, and so far no random rebooted or sleep of deaths (check the tf101 forums). I got this tablet because it feels sturdy and looks good. Hope to get to know all you guys over the next however many years I use this tablet.

Also, on AOKP right now and even with no hardware acceleration and a hit in battery it may be worth it to continue having a stock ICS experience.
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] amozh:
I already have galaxy Tab 10.1 around 6 month ago. And just next week, someone give me the new Galaxy Tab 2 - 10.1. Thinking to sell one of this item. Mind to ask which one is better to use ? thanks.
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] philherz:
Got my Tab 2 7.0 a week ago....been on PCs forever, but brand new to tablets.

So far, so good. Got this primarily to use as an e-reader and mess-around machine on a long trip planned to Alaska.

Question- how exactly do I get movies onto this thing to watch on a flight?

thnx
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] scottx .:
Hello. Name is Scott. I'm a 36 year old father of two from Texas. I'm a professional glazier (Glass guy) and I worked for years as an installer at Custom Sounds here. I drive a Mercedes Benz and I'm very proud of it. Won a dozen or so trophies with it.

My first Droid was an HTC Hero. I wore that sucker out and then I got an Evo 4G. I pre-ordered it and was the first around to get one. I then switched to ATT and got an Infuse 4G. I still have it and love it. By the time another year goes by and I can get my upgrade I can just imagine what super awesome Samsung device I'll be able to buy.

Being an old school Unix guy from the 90's I just love the way Android is built. I have a vast knowledge of FreeBSD, Linux and OpenBSD. I might start creating things for Android, apps and such. I just don't have the time. Wife, kids and work keep me pretty tied up busy.

I'm glad we have such a good bunch of devs and users so far for the GT2. Good to be here.

:)
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] John_Br:
new here!

Hi, i'm John. I'm from the Netherlands, 48 years of age and bought my first ever tablet 2 days ago. It's a Tab 2 10.1 with 16gb memory.

So far i'm very happy with it.

As i'm not afraid to experiment a little bit, i've searched the internet to see if there were allready custom roms for my tab. That's why i've landed on this forum :-)

Found out the method to root my P5110 and that went flawlessly.

Then yesterday the clean rom was introduced by sgrant. I've flashed it and that went well also.

A big thanks to Weltwon en SGrant for their instructions on how to root my tab and install the custom rom. :D

One question: after i've flashed the custom rom, my tab says in the about device info that it's a P5113 instead of the P5110 it was originally. Could that cause any kind of problem?

I understand that the change of modelnumber is caused by flashing the rom from sgrant who build this on a P5113 model.

Grtz,

John
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] incredible.razz:
iTem Convert

Hi,

Tablets were the device which i had craved since 2010 when i had the Kindle DX.. jumped into the tablet wagon with iPad... loved it but it's too big for me.. So finally after 2 weeks of lurking the net.. decided and bought Galaxy tab 2 7.0(GT-P3100).. love all the features and yet it's apt to me...:D

sharing my 2 cents...
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] samaz:
welcome!

I love here and my tablet~~:D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yaronlevi02:
Hi, this is my galaxy nexus version :

Android version

4.0.2

Baseband version

I9250XXKK6

Kernel Version

3.0.8-gaaa2611

android-build@apa28#1

Build number

ICL53F.I920XWKL2

When i will be able to get 4.0.4 OTA (System Updates -> Check now) ?

For now, pressing the Check now button won't do anything
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msedek:
Some ppl is having issues with otas... Yeah the OTA should be there but why dont you get the lastest update by urself and use the opportunity to get into self solve all kind of future troubles?.

There you go

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=23229558

Galaxy Nexus AOKP m5 Franco kernel m3
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Your device is running a yakjuxw build, which has not been updated to 4.0.4 yet. The only (GSM) builds that have been updated so far are yakju, takju and yakjuzs. So pushing the "check now" button will not do anything for you.

If you want to flash yakju or takju, see here.

Otherwise, I update this thread as soon as I see any updates for any of the builds.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yaronlevi02:
How much time do you think it will take for ICL53F to get 4.0.4 ?

Could it take months ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thephantom:
^ could take minutes, days, weeks, months. no one can really tell. if you really want 4.0.4 just follow what efrant mentioned.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isicles:
Thanks.......Good Info
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ASHURiCAN:
Same problem for me ! :$ I think I'll have to root my Galaxy Nexus ... :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thephantom:
no need to root to get the update if you want to flash manually.

Sent from a Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amdkalban:
I have yakjuzs and still on 4.0.2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
The yakjuzs update is available. Look at the "update" link in my signature.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] copene:
Hey guys,

Any idea of what I can do?

I have the latest ROM Toolbox installed and no matter what, when in APP Manager if I "clear data" or "uninstall" or "reinstall" any APP the action gets completed but the PLEASE WAIT with the spinning load circle never goes away. I have to force close with an app killer. I've uninstalled it, rebooted, reinstalled, everything but it never gets past PLEASE WAIT when I try again.

Any ideas? I love this APP but this is killing me.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] mjwhirly:
Works fine on my phone, im running seanscreamz latest rom based off of UCLE2....what rom are you on?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vindicatedbliss:
I've got a problem which surfaced recently and is driving me nuts.

I flashed the 'official' 4.0.3 German Samsung ICS Rom and then flashed the rooted kernel by chainfire.

All of a sudden I keep getting a pop up saying:

Info:

Charging Paused. Voltage too high.

The message disappears when I plug into my charger or into the pc via usb, but as soon as I remove the pop up just comes back over and over and won't go away.

I've gone into recovery (CWM) and cleared the battery data, but am not sure what else to do.

Has anyone else dealt with this problem or is anyone aware of a fix?

Many thanks in advance for any responses!

Regards,

VindicatedBliss
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sebchin:
I had the same problem with my s2. I send it to my carrier three times. They ve not resolve the problem. Think it's a motherboard pb. I hope this bug don't hit the note too. anyway use your warranty.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpyderTracks:
That sounds like the start of a superbrick. I would highly recommend downgrading to GB via PC Odin. I've seen a few users experiencing degradation over time, that being one of the issues.