yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] criosray:
And it's still not fixed. I'm seriously considering moving to some other messaging app because this is really annoying. Especially, if you have encrypted conversation and it shows you the numpad instead of list of messages when you open the app.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skipjacks:
I agree its still not fixed.

The go team focuses on graphical improvements on their apps, not usability improvements.

Plus they killed Go Backup by trying to make it a paid app.

Apparently the newest stock messaging app from Android is going to have a full theming ability. So go sms might be on its last legs for me.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] venexiano:
Do u guys know if this was fixed? As u guys said if you are in private box, you hit home screen or lock the phone, then when you go back to app, private box will be there. Which should not be happen and ask for a password.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] axies:
hi i just want to ask, how can i access private box on go sms?? ex. my bf has a vivo v3 and i noticed him entering code like in the private box, now i want to how he do that,,hes using go sms ,hope someone can help me
[Nook Touch General] mh127:
Guys,

somehow B&N Launcher became set as default and now I cannot access ADW Launcher or any Android applications. Basically I am stuck at B&N screen, which totally sucks. How can I recover from this, short of rerooting the device?

Thanks for your help.
[Nook Touch General] cbay:
Can you access button savior?

If so try installing another launcher (say Launcher Pro) using adb or the google play website and click on the button savior home button. Installing a new launcher resets the choice.

If you dont have button savior working, I dont know :(

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[Nook Touch General] mh127:
Button Savior was no help, since home button just took me to B&N launcher, which got setup as default.

However, installing Launcher Pro via Google Play worked and now I get the choice of launchers I had before. Thanks for help!
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] gabrielking9:
Anyone knows how to i enable the swap partition on my galaxy mini?

I have partitioned my sd card to ext 3 and linux swap and changed 256 MB to swap in CWM

But when i put in terminal:

free

Show memory stats but in Swap Stats Show:

Total Used Free
0 0 0

So please anyone help me to enable the swap partition.

I'm using Cm7.2 Official RC2.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/208-swap-enabledisable/

go to the above link
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] taran181:
Use swapper it doesn't need even swap partion it will use your fat32 or ext partion....

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...sMSwxLDEsIm9yZy5hemFzb2Z0LmZyZWUuc3dhcHBlciJd
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] gabrielking9:
What is the best partition to create swap file FAT 32 or EXT3 ?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] taran181:
Better use ext,,,
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] gabrielking9:
So how to i delete my swap partition in CWM?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] taran181:
Use this method to delete any partition or creating,, this is safer then CWM...

http://yagyagaire.blogspot.in/2011/10/how-to-remove-second-partition-of-your.html
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] 3 Doors Down:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skvalex.alsamixer

This app supposedly increases ypur speaker volume, requires root.

Sprung from my toaster to your eyes.

GT-I9103
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] xlm13x:
i have seen first app in which description says tested on GALAXY R :D

nice app, thanks for share.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] 3 Doors Down:
MAJOR reason for me to share this app :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] postmankeyes:
i cannot recieve incomming calls just goes straight to voicemail. did a superwipe and everywipe possible and even unroot back to stock out the box. and still no help :mad: anyone else dealing with this problem. or better yet is ther a way to completly clear the phone and just reinstall everything?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] techfanatic9:
Did you try factory reset? If that doesn't work then go to your local T-Mobile store and they will replace your sim card or replace your phone.

If you don't want to go to the store you can always do it over the phone.

Hope I helped. :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] schquigly:
Same thing happened to me. Its a problem with the internal antenna. T mobile replaced my phone free with no problems at all.

Hope that helps.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] MrGibbage:
Try and remove the # from which you are calling from your contact list. I have also been missing some calls (work # was one of them), and today I figured out that if I remove the entry in my cell phone for the work #, the call will come through.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] nman123:
Will the price of the one x go up since currently there in very low supply and high demand
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] RiPpeR_dUdE:
I doubt you'll see any price changes from the providers, but for those looking to purchase by other means; e.g. eBay, Craigslist, etc, I'm sure most will attempt to take advantage of the situation.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Drew301:
This is just the Stock Launcher + Messaging apks. Taken straight off my Galaxy Nexus.

- Before you begin, Make sure that Unknown Sources is checked in Settings > Security. And make sure you have ES File Explorer downloaded.

How to install the launcher:

1. Download the launcher (at the bottom of the post)

2. Open it in ES File Explorer and go through the installation process.

3. Press the home button and it should ask you if you want to use HTC Sense or the Launcher, choose launcher. If you like it you can make it your default one.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

How to install the Stock ICS Messaging App:

- YOU HAVE TO BE ROOTED TO DO THIS!

1. Download the Mms.apk (at the bottom of the post) Then in ES File Explorer, rename it to Message+CRC_1.apk

2. Go to system/app/ and rename the ORIGINAL Message+CRC_1.apk to Message+CRC_1.apk.bak (this is incase the Stock ICS one messes up)

3. Move the Stock ICS Messaging App that you downloaded and renamed to Message+CRC_1.apk to system/app/

4. Go to your app drawer and open up Messaging and test it out!

Any questions just ask.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] nman123:
Thanks but using the launcher I can not add Widgets to home screen causes fc
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Teric:
same

yeah same here, im sure its somthing else att has done to **** block us.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] broseph23:
Messaging app doesn't work. Just crashes. It'd be really nice if these kinds of things were tested before people post them so we aren't wasting our time.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] lessthanzach:
If you want tested final products then you should click the check for updates button in your settings menu. This is the XDA, it's well known to back your apps up and be prepared to have to restore when trying new things.

For the record, if you must get rid of the sense launcher (i love it) just download nova or apex launchers from the market. They ran super smooth on my galaxy note.

Sent from my Supercharged and KaK'd HTC One X
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Shuthefrontdoor:
+1
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] gunnyman:
Somebody with a join date of January 2010 should know better than to post crap like that.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] broseph23:
And you've had over two thousand posts since April 2010. You must think you're so ****ing cool.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ChongoDroid:
Gear down big rig, he's right. No one said it was going to work, you tested and reported it didn't work. Thanks :rolleyes:

Sent from my Googletron
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Teric:
yeah I'm a newb and it wasnt a big deal to put it back
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ashhanlove:
Thanks for the messaging.apk file....

Thanks for the apk file....
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Skizzy034:
My facebook contact pictures don't show up in the app.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] dimgl:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1673602
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] edgex:
Was really hoping this would work i have a theme designed for the aosp mms app but need a working one before I waste my time doing it.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] dimgl:
Again... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1673602
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Skizzy034:
Thanks. The reason I asked here also was because they didn't show up for this one either.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ZombieLinux:
I have installed this app on the 6/2 CleanRom but for whatever reason, I cannot send a picture message. It loads it, says "converting to mms" and it sticks until I hit send. Then the picture and the message below it disappear into oblivion. Any ideas?

permissions are rw- r-- r-- in /system/app
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] StyxCrosser:
+1
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Hello guys,

I am just wondering, how do you guys like this device. I am interested in buying the device (at full price as my T-Mobile contract is not ready for renewal) and was wondering if there are any common complaints / issues to look out for. Thanks so much for helping.

PS: If you have time:

1) How is battery life? (IE, can it last one day heavy usage)?

2) Will this work with full HSDPA on T-Mo USA?

3) Is there a way to toggle the torch to use as a flashlight?

4) Where exaclty would be the best place to buy this phone without contract in USA? OR Will this work with a standard T-Mo SIM card?

5) Would anyone recommend me wait for any other device that is soon to come out or is already out instead of this device?

If anyone could answer just one of the above, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!
[HTC One S] CESAROX:
1. No. Most I get out of heavy use is about 6 or 7 hours.

2. Yes.

3. Yes.

4. I would look on craigslist or Amazon.

5. I would HIGHLY recommend this device. Unless you're ok with waiting for the SGiii, this is the best you can get for T-Mobile right now.
[HTC One S] seangprice:
I use this phone all day streaming, email, xda, general surfing, games and still end up with around 30% battery, pretty good in my book. Physical design, sense and the overall experience is excellent. There are some lemons out there but overall quality is high.

The SGiii offers a few more features in the department of removable storage but overall for the US release these phones are almost on par. (Same dual core CPU)

The most impressive feature is the One S camera. There isn't a phone out there in the world that can touch it, say the One X. I travel so a nice camera is a must.

I would have paid full for price for this phone but I had a ToS change to my contract that helped me convince T-Mobile that they owed me, on top of the issues I had with my G2x.

My wife jumped the apple bandwagon to get one of these phones and she loves it.
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Thanks so much, guys. The only issue I heard a reviewer say was that the screen can, at times, almost look pixelated or distorted. Anyone even notice this or is this issue just an extreme nit-pick? Also, is there any noticeable lines that run across the screen in low lighting setting like the GSii?

EDIT:

One small thing, if anyone bought their phone from website and would like to share the site, please post a link below or PM me. I want to make sure I get the real model and not a banned or stolen model number. Thanks!

AND:

How does this device work without an SD-Card? Do games that require downloading separate files to run (IE The Sims && Xplane) still work?
[HTC One S] s10shane:
i just bought the phone from tmobile customer service and i should get it tomorrow. cant wait to play with it. ive pretty much owned every higher end android phone for tmobile and i just sold my sensation 4g for this phone. i really want to play with the s4 lol.
[HTC One S] micxploed:
Just thought I would say, I just got mine and it won't charge passed 99%. Just saying.
[HTC One S] WCCobra:
Ditto, but I think this is fixed in the 1.7 update
[HTC One S] encho:
Pros:

Camera

Excellent battery life

Speed

Design

About negative sides some people mention:

Screen issues - nit-pick

SDCARD - no problems, phone DOES have a card but it is not removable. Admittably, would have been better to have 32gig version, but this one is enough for almost everything except maybe your video collection.

All in all never regretted it, best phone atm.
[HTC One S] GuestX0019:
my screen has never looked distorted--gorgeous-

go to a store and play with it several times--i got mine at a tmo store

it takes a micro sim, regular ones won't work w/o cutting--not up on that. but you are going to get one anyway
[HTC One S] Doggydude:
My screen is amazing too, i had a gripe with amoled screens, like on my dads galaxy s, that it just looks weird compared to led screens, but the One S screen looks almost undistinguishable to leds, and luckily im not a pentile hater, so I cant really see the pentile pixelation
[HTC One S] avetny:
remember

HTC ONE S:

Very aggressive CPU here- Krait "Cortex A15" (220 linpack) but so ****ed GPU (Adreno 225)

(why ?

Go to youtube desktop and play 1080P HD video.....oh sorry you CAN'T play)

Galaxy Nexus

I don't feel any power., I feel optimization.

(Omap is sucks, GPU is PowerVR SGX540- this is too old crap, even if overclocked.

youtube test with 1080p HD video is FAILED also)

so only one phone is rocking, or Im sorry only one chipset is good-

it is "EXYNOS"

Regards.
[HTC One S] TramainM:
I have gotten 12Hr and 30 Mins of usage (Heavy listening to music updating facebook ect. Pics, vids,) With 40% remaining. And yes to everything else you asked.
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Hey thanks man! I remember you from the N1 forums! You like this much better than our Nexus One? Glad to hear from you again haha.

Thanks everyone for the help, I am most definitely set on buying this phone within the next weeks.
[HTC One S] -deuces-:
That happened to me. fixed it by wiping stats and charging off

---------- Post added at 06:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:59 PM ----------

One s is the way to go on T-Mobile bro. unless you wanna wait for the galaxy s 3.

For me, I will never get a T-Mobile branded galaxy device because it will not be identical to all other galaxy s3.

So what does that mean? it means the T-Mobile s3 development will not be as good. On the other hand, every one s is the same and development will flourish like the sensation.

And to me Samsung is really getting wack, the s3 whole nature idea and Svoice, s this and s that. sound similar to ithis and ithat:rolleyes:

And finnaly. you can't compare sense ui to touch wiz. sense is King of android ui overlays.
[HTC One S] GuestX0019:
Remembered you too--:)

Yes, it is much better and development is growing now with LeeDroid on board. I thought I wanted a larger screen. But, now I know that would have been a mistake for me anyways. The 10gb free memory after OS and apps may be an issue for some. Not me. Otherwise, excellent phone. NO touchscreen issues, and you will know what I mean--:)

Ken
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
So there is ONLY 10 GB free (for **** like music/vids/pics) after the OS and cache partitions?!? That is REALLY cutting it for me, I thought there would be 16GB free. Uhh ohh...
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
And one more thing, my bad:

Will there be a difference of the global version of this device or the T-Mo specific version and what is that difference? Thanks!
[HTC One S] GuestX0019:
Yea, the memory is only negative, but works for most people. I have a 1.3gb video, pics and a nandroid etc with 4gb left

don't know about any global version atm
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Never mind, I was just getting confused between T-Mobile branded version and the stock version. They seem to be exactly the same.
[HTC One S] androidcues:
This thing flies and I mean FLIES on cm9 alpha 6. Whoooo mate
[HTC One S] jmacdonald19:
I thoroughly enjoy this phone right out of the box. My only complaint is no memory expansion with microSD. Would be nice to have my 32 GB available.
[HTC One S] Totòòò:
I am coming from the hox and i have no idea how do you guys can stand this screeen....
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Mine as well ask one more :P

Is there a notification light/LED that blinks to alert if there is a missed call/sms? And is it possible to modify this light (if there is one) to blink a certain frequency or color? Thanks!
[HTC One S] CESAROX:
There's a light, but you can't customize it.
[HTC One S] mannequin:
the screen is not an issue, you get used to it pretty fast. now, the way this phone handles the multitasking and HTC's current stance regarding it, on the other hand, is something to consider.
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
What is the current issue with multitasking?! And could it be resolved with a custom thread in the dev section?
[HTC One S] mannequin:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1626785
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
^^ Ahh I see the problem. Can't you guys just use an app like Rom Toolbox (root) and change the kernel settings to all more background apps so they aren't closed as frequently? Just a suggestion.
[HTC One S] mannequin:
doesn't help much. HTC needs to update the kernel.
[HTC One S] Richy101:
Easy - Not had a One X to compare with :D
[HTC One S] gatorrph:
My wife shattered her Nexus 1 screen while on vacation and I bought her the S so she could continue to take photos. She and I both have only had plain vanilla Android phones and learning to work with HTC sense was a problem at first (she always wants me to figure out the fine points of the OS). Initially I thought the phone might go back because she has little patience with learning new procedures but as I discovered and showed her how to accomplish tasks with the new phone she came to love it and won't even consider going back to her Nexus which can be cheaply repaired. I've become increasingly impressed with the phones ability while problem solving for her. Thinking I needed a larger screen to replace the hardware keyboard on my G2, I was convinced I wanted to wait on the GS3, the Note or the one X to come to T-mobile before upgrading. After using the One S I'm really tempted to go ahead and get it now rather than waiting. I'm a little awkward on the soft keyboard but can tell I would get used to it while I could never work the one on my smaller screen at all. The phone does everything very very well and the screen seems to be a great compromise of size vs. function. For those who don't care about bragging rights for absolute fastest, biggest, prettiest with the most memory, etc. I can't imagine really needing anything better than the S. It is fast enough, pretty enough and big enough with memory sufficient for all but the most demanding of power users. Those who do need bragging rights are doomed to eternal dissatisfaction as there is always something better on the horizon. Anyone else should be satisfied with the S for many years to come.
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Thank you! Are they ever planning on release the One X to T-Mobile? I never heard any word about that ever happening...
[HTC One S] mannequin:
let's see how long will it take for your wife to notice how crippled the multitasking really is.
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
@gatorrph You need not wait for One X to come to T-mobile as it never will. We are stuck with One S.

The only real competition for the One S (T-Mo) right now (actually, soon in the future) will be to Samsung GSiii as it will have few better specs, removable battery, and SDCard support. But ****tier build quality will be the trade off. This is my main decision now; SGSiii or One S :D
[HTC One S] robbieelias:
I had the Galaxy S2 and switched to this phone just to try it out and it is amazing. The build quality is on par with that of the iPhone, the camera is great, battery life is amazing especially compared to the S2, the screen is very nice although pixels can sometimes be seen in high contrast. The one thing I don't like is the lack of a physical home button to unlock the screen as it feels awkward using the top button.
[HTC One S] dorezen:
compared with？
[HTC One S] louis.b:
+111111111
[HTC One S] mannequin:
pretty much every other android phone out there. Wildfire included ha!
[HTC One S] seangprice:
I've been reading about the multitasking issue and to me it doesn't affect my daily use of this phone. The One S has met or exceeded my expectations of any phone I've had in the last four years. If the multitasking issue bugs you or ruins your experience with this phone there's a simple solution, return it or sell it and move on.
[HTC One S] dlorde:
I would recommend you try installing the Swype keyboard, which allows you to just swish your finger around the letters of a word instead of exact hunting & pecking. Once you get the hang of it, it's very quick and easy.

Only problem I've found using Swype on the One S is that the One S doesn't have a trackball, and the cursor keys are on an alternate Swype keyboard, needing a extra swype to display it and a key touch to remove it.
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
+1 Swype is very good. I once disabled it and tried to use the stock keyboard on my device and I felt lost. At least give it a try if you are not used to non-Swype keyboards.

Doesn't HTC's keyboard allow for swiping gestures like Swype? I thought I seen it in a video somewhere...
[HTC One S] dlorde:
It does, but it's not as good (also, I'd been using Swype on my previous HTC Desire, so had got used to it).

I just discovered the 'reticule' that allows you to move the cursor by tapping on the text and pressing and sliding the marker that appears. It gives a magnified view to help position the cursor, much like the iPhone.
[HTC One S] ncinsfl:
It's worth it.

I'm going to give my full review, so please excuse the fluff, but I think its relevent in the new 'One' world.

I bought one because I wasn't happy with Sprint in my area. I really wanted the One X because of igher resolution screen, but I wasn't happy with hearing this is only under AT&T.

The One S is smaller, it is actually testing faster (benchmark) than the One X. The Sprint Eco LTE is very nice, but it's like buying a Corvett without gas! A wonderful phone withought the network to back it up. Unless you're in a Sprint LTE region, you'll be left wanting more than Sprints .38mbps 3G (supposed to be).

AT&T is a great network, it I have personal reasons for not liking them. If its the One X you want go with AT&T.

If its a fast network at a good price, go TMobile (as long as you have coverage in your area).

The reasons. T-Mobile will only work fully with the One S because of what's onside. The HSPA42 is fast. I get between 10-15 mbps in my house, 10mbps at work and average 7mbps in travel. Compare this to others (I've only had Sprint so I don't know how AT&T weighs in terms of speed).

If you flash the One X to T-Mobile, you're going to get super slow Edge. Mayne prepay is the only logical option for flashed users.

I was hesitant in buying the One S because, it has a dif processor, smaller low res screen, lower quality face cam and not on LTE. I decided to give it a try and I'm amazed.

I get free tethering, 5GB 4G then unlited throttled speed & unlimited minutes, text, WiFi calling all for $115 month. I've done benchmark testing and have come up ahead (by far). I'm faster than the Sam S2, Note and others (Even One X). The screen is super vivid and bright. The camera is worthy, the speed of the processing is on point and ill agree that the size is on point too.

Cons: this little sucker gets warm on 4G. The front camera leaves you wanting, the screen isn't the absolute best

Pros: lightweight, fast, great speed of network, decent battery and very responsive.

Middle of the road: SD card (none)

In a nutshell: this phone is a powerful, fast and most up to date handset out. For the money It's worth it.