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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] SealsNavie:
It happens, I guess I needed to say something to vent my frustration, i'm sure for the majority of people on here it is easy to do these things, as for me...4 hours and more is just time consuming and I didn't mean to offend anyone...I appreciate people warning others and developing and I thank them for that.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] krazman325:
Nice recovery/apology! Thanks!!!

kraz
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] hfam95:
Just switched from an iphone 3GS and had a program called ireconcile. Anyways, looking for something that will work with the Note. Perfer something that can inport csv files cause I can export them from that program. I tried Checkbook from Digital life but it doesnt have a import/export feature.

Any suggestions would be helpful.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] merlinsrealm:
check out clearcheckbook.com

Has android app also...

Eric
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] hfam95:
Any concerns over privacy? I know there are no account numbers but what if..

Looks like this is an online only app. Can I still enter stuff if Im in say Airplane mode or have no signal?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] merlinsrealm:
Not yet, Looks to be a what folks that are using the app are wanting the most. I hope the Dev's are considering it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] dgaud007:
I use EasyMoney and I think CashOrganizer was ported to Android as well. They are full featured financial programs.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] BlownFuze:
I've been using loot forever.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gpz1100:
http://www.engadget.com/2012/05/21/htc-one-s-teardown/

Looks like getting the battery replaced isn't all that complicated at all. Maybe some company will even come out with a different plastics to accommodate a larger battery.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] newfireorange:
The guy in the above linked video actually removes the battery within three minutes and forty-two seconds.

That is very fast considering he was even narrating how to do it at the same time. I think I will send this to a few battery manufacturers to give them an incentive to create an aftermarket battery.

Thank you. I believed this could be done in theory. I even created a post about this and everyone was like, "No, you have to remove the screen and then that just gets too complicated." Actually, all you have to do is pop off the back with a flat head, remove four screws, separate the back plate and bam, remove battery and replace it. Takes all of about 3 minutes.

Since the phone is so thin, I wouldn't mind replacing the 2,000 maH battery with a 2,500 or even 3,000 maH battery with just a little added thickness. As long as it is no thicker than my Samsung Epic 4G. That is about perfect thickness. Anything bigger then I will just use a car charger or something.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] mswlogo:
So what happens when we get to that step in the root process or bootloop that says

"Remove Battery"?

Ugh.

Is there a hard reset button?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] scottspa74:
may be a hard reset button. but more likely it'll be like One X where 10sec power button push shuts phone off, then power and volume can be used to get to bootloader.

god, i hope i never have to pull my phone apart like that. watching that, I realized the whole time my muscles were clenched, and spine taut as though watching a life or death human surgery.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] notsointeresting:
The one thing about getting this phone is the scare of not having the Non removable battery. I mean sure there's a hard reset, but we had one on the EVO 3D and 10% of the time it didn't work. Not to mention if you flashed the latest firmware leak its completely hindered and won't work anymore... So small things like that can be worrysome
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Art2Fly:
I've seen this too many times now... has anyone here ever owned an iPod touch? They don't have a removable battery and you can hard reset it JUST FINE. Its been posted several hundred times in every thread here.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Traceamount:
The iPod has a Li-Po battery like the LTEvo, instead of a Li-Ion like the OG Evo.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] scottspa74:
IPod totally diff, and thanks for pointing out Li-Po. Didn't know that.

sent from 2yr old Evo on ICS
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Art2Fly:
Except I'm referring to the Hard reset method, which will be similar.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] scottspa74:
Gave you a thanks to show no hard feelings. Maybe I misunderstood your point.

Edit: except defenders of apple must die at the sword and pen

sent from 2yr old Evo on ICS
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Ryno_666:
Maybe its like the Flyer whenever I have a bootloop or issue I hold power and vol down for a very long time then it opens bootloader. Oh by the way my Flyer has nonremovable battery.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ckoadiyn:
I have yet to see a tablet that has a removable one :o
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] chogardjr:
The Toshiba Thrive has a removable battery.

I think that if the batteries really are like this for our Evo's there will be the usual after market battery options.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] DNarsingh:
A nice thing I learned while using my HTC Jetstream, which also does not have a removable battery is that if you ever end up in a bootloop, adb still works. So I always end up just doing an "adb reboot bootloader" to get out of a sticky situation :D
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] RegnierD:
^ I was wondering when someone would pipe in with this bit of info. It works, very well. I wasn't worried about the sealed battery because of ADB. Maybe if more people used it (Meaning: Don't use a one click method, if possible. Learn how your phone works. If I'm 20 and can figure it out, so can everyone else.), we wouldn't have as many people asking questions they could easily fix themselves.

Once, long ago, there were no one click methods, and you had to do it yourself. (No, I wasn't Androiding then, but I wish I was.) If anyone else came from VZW and remembers the Fascinate (Galaxy S variant) some people couldn't get one click methods to work and had to do it manually. Setting your system partition as R/W for the first time, by your own hands, is very rewarding... especially with a Samsung phone.

Boot loader tools are a different story, but there is no reason anyone should not be able to at least root a device themselves once an approved method comes out.

Tapatalked from my HTC Evo 3D
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] DNarsingh:
I hear ya, I too am also only 20. I have to admit, with my HTC EVO 4G, I did use a one click root method to get where I am today, but when it came to my HTC Jetstream, that was a different story entirely. It had a locked bootloader and the root process was a bit more tedious. With that being said, I have to admit, I learned a lot more while using my Jetstream.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gpz1100:
I think manual method is a whole lot better. You actually learn something instead of just mechanically clicking a button, not knowing what is really going on in the background.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gidkid:
In essence, on-click-root is for those Apple fanboys who want an automatic jailbreak, and DIY is for those hardcore Android mechanics who root like a bawss.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gpz1100:
^^Very well said above! Seriously though, i truly hate the one click stuff because I don't really know what's going on behind the scenes.

For the original evo, there was a how to guide that was all manual. I went over each step until it was clear what was being done and why.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] RegnierD:
I'll admit, forbmy Incredible, I used a one click method, but I was curious about how it worked and investigated. It wasn't until my Fascinate that I actually needed to use it, but like I said, I was curious. I feel its important for rooted users to understand at least part of the process. It is an eye opener to a fraction of what our devs go through. It gives you a deeper appreciation.
[Xperia Arc General] keesio:
The small internal storage is catching up to me. I am running low. I've rooted my phone and deleted as much bloatware as I can. But I still have too many apps that need to run internal and I believe a lot of data for apps, even if that app is move to external, is still on the internal. I do clean out the cache periodically but it is not enough. Any other cool tricks to try? I guess I will eventually resort to prioritizing internal apps and removing the ones lower on the list.

man I love this phone but which the internal storage was bigger or I can take more advantage of my big SD card.
[Xperia Arc General] heihei_ivan:
if you have rooted you can try link2sd or app2sdx
[Xperia Arc General] zolaisugly:
If you are rooted then have you thought of turning some of then into system apps.

This will move into system portion of the internal space which does not show up in free space.

In effect you have 2 partitions one for the Rom and needed system apps like home launcher etc.

The other partition is where you move apps to internal storage.

Move all gapps there, move flash player, and any other apps that are big on space.

To move either use titanium backup or root explorer.
[Xperia Arc General] DdcCabuslay:
You can't make the flash player a system app; it needs to stay in the data partition to work.
[Xperia Arc General] zolaisugly:
I sent my flash player to system and it is working fine and it updates.
[Xperia Arc General] keesio:
For all this time I had SDMove and thought link2sd and apps2sd were the same when it is not. Never realized link2sd allows me to move those "non-movable" apps to reside external storage. works great and was able to free up more internal space. THANKS!
[Xperia Arc General] keesio:
Need to check this out, thanks!
[Xperia Arc General] inteks:
try systemcleanup :-)

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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Prashanthme:
Hi guys I know most of us like samsung phones but we love the sense UI.. So can anyone interested to full port sense from any HTC phone MDPI?:)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
There's already at least two threads about this...

Here, (which incidentally links to here, which seems to indicate the project is dead) and here.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] gigicach:
Im making a tablet rom for the ray and i have faced one problem, if i lower the screen density in the build.prop to 160(like a tablet) when i call someone or get a call the phone says the process com.android.phone has stopped.

i thought maybe i can change the phone.apk to a tablets one and then which one?

Thank you for the help:).
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] stebenwulf:
Why not use screen density 240?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] gigicach:
When you lower the pixel density more things fit in screen with the modding i did to the framework-res in 240 not everything fits the screen for example the lock screen.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] yujin_11:
The Ray has a small screen, why do you want to make it smaller?

I doubt that what you are doing has any practical usage. :eek: :confused:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bigjodaflo:
Been a power user of smart phones since they've existed, unlocking modding, etc.

I have never had a phone with worse data reception period.

Owned the GS2 since launch. Tried everything. Every combination known to man to get signal consistency that even comes close to an HTC phone or even my original pocket pc from UT Starcomm...

I once streamed a broadcast of the CUSA BBall tourney in the mountains in Co in like 2003 or 4 on one of those bad boys ...

No way I could do it on this galaxy s2. Not unless I was sitting still with no other devices at sea level in a giant grassland.

The phone is gorgeous, screen near perfect, feels great in hand, great durability, best phone I've ever had in almost every area...

BUT when you can barely browse the web, or use banking apps because timeouts and disconnects and 4g sleeping/searching won't stop...

It may as well be a paper weight. Will never buy a Samsung again; never should have left HTC. Tried as hard as I could to believe and prove that this was the best phone you could buy. Signal issues kill it in a long term use review.

Buy HTC. Radio is most important thing on a phone period.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] I_FLY_Z3R0:
I've been noticing the same thing with the signal reception. If this phone had a better radio it would honestly be the best phone. I will never buy HTC again because of the lack of updates and the piss poor battery life. Also HTC sense is garbage. But yet again these are just my opinions. If HTC comes out with a good phone that's not a brick maybe I'll try it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bigjodaflo:
Agree, they are big bricks and die quick, but the reason may be that they lock onto that signal like the fat guy that lucked into the insecure 8 or 9.

Big time web browser. Trying to justify switch to evo lte. Long term phone user and I get big time value mod, etc because of the price. Hard to dump something less than a year in for me.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Wizard220:
Don't worry both Samsung and Sprint has the fix for you. They will release the fix in the near future.

Its called the Galaxy S3

LOL
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Rinzler:
Signal Strength on FD24, FD26 & FE07 Is Erratic. Yeppppppppp!

I cant remember it being this bad on GB...but my memory is horrible. This signal bullsh*t on ICS is KILLING my battery, and i cannot charge my phone where i work. I have to walk with an extra battery and a charging case for that battery.

Sprint & Samsung have until the OTA to fix this issue...if this OTA fails to make the phone live up to a reasonable use of its potential...im jumping to Verizon & the Droid Maxx.

Between the GPS...signal stability & 3G speeds....ive just about f*cking had it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cnstarz:
it took you this long to realize this? when i had my samsung moment replaced 4 times due to data loss and modem issues, i told myself i would never buy another samsung phone. look how that turned out. :(

samsung has terrible radio support. it's not just the phone radio, it's their GPS and wifi too.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] SouthPhilly:
I read these threads all the time... Never really post in them a lot though....

From what I've read its all about the area you live in. I live and work in Center City Philadelphia and get ok to good 3G & 4G signals and never really have any of these issue of timing out, slow downloads or issues with browsing.

I do count myself lucky though cause when I go to visit my family (they live in the sticks) its wifi only for me... So I do feel your guys pain.

Sent From My Galaxy Class StarFighter
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cnstarz:
nope it's not the area you live in. having traveled to just about every major city in the US in the last 5-6 years, my moment and the e4gt have always lost signal completely multiple times. while travelling, my htc evo never once experienced those problems, and gps lock was always instant.

i dont believe it's an area/location problem at all. i think it's more like samsung has terrible cdma support. you dont hear much about their gsm phones having these issues.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Rinzler:
Yea its my job to travel weekly to multiple cities....and my HTC NEVER had such issues with the radio.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ubigred:
Yep never had a issue with any signal or gps on ANY of my HTC phones.

Samsung wireless radios are POS!

Waiting on user reviews to see if I'll get the EVO 4G LTE

Sent from my EPIC TOUCH!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bigjodaflo:
I live in Houston, TX the #1 coverage city for Sprint. First Samsung I've owned. Hardware was just so killer vs the then market leading (regardless of whether or not you liked the gimmick) evo 3d it wasn't close. Never knew signal issues could be crippling because I owned HTCs, so I never had issues.

The issues I did have... Build quality, shaky early sense, camera quality, screen quality... ALL don't even matter if you can't load a webpage, upload a photo, etc.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] pureEVO91:
Dose anyone even know if the S3 will carry the same radio the S2 has? many times the phone manufacture will use same hardware ie gps Bluetooth to same money.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rujelus22:
Wow I must be really lucky. I live in Reno and I have never ever had any signal issues. sure it goes from full to 2 bars from time to time but I have never lost signal.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Esoteric68:
Same here and I live in Alabama, nowhere near the areas that will see 4G or LTE first.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] abhaxus:
The OG evo has one of the best antennas on a cell phone, ever. You can't make a blanket statement that HTC is awesome when plenty of their phones have ****ty antennas. Have you used an Evo 3D or design? You would be complaining there too. God forbid you get an iPhone, which has the worst antenna I've ever seen. My store is literally across the street from a tower, and iPhones get 2 bars and horrible data speeda where my ET is pegged and gets 1.5mbit down on 3g.

You probably got your gs2 at about the same time the iPhone came out, when the 3g network got saturated with all the morons "upgrading" front 4g android phones or poor souls upgrading from blackberries with 1x. This phone has performed exactly as I expected it to.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jayharper08:
Wow......no "Cool Story Bro" posts yet? I'm proud of you guys. :D

Let's hope it stays like this. ;)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] HaiKaiDo:
Stool Corey Bro /runs

PS: As much as i hate to admit this, its all true. I was playing with a friends photon the other day....this was getting amazing reception where as i get NONE at my house :\
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] brekec88:
Well first off I do agree that the E4GT does have a horrible modem/radio. The worst i have ever had on a smartphone. Don't get me wrong this is the best phone I have ever had but I get a GPS lock half the time I try and after a minute or 2. Its just pathetic. Ya I know some people say my GPS works great but my dad and 2 friends have this same phone and all have the same GPS and poor signal problems. So if your GPS works great you are very lucky. As for the data speeds I have ran speedtest side by side on the E4GT OG EVo and 4s side by side. E4GT>4s>OG Evo by not to much though(at least that is the results I got).

I think the biggest culprit here though with data speeds is sprints ****tastic network. I usually average 300kbs. I'm sorry but im not paying $180 a month for those kinds of speeds when VZW and ATT 3g speeds are 6-8 times better than that(not to even mention 4g and lte). Also VZW and ATT are not even more expensive. For the same thing Im getting on sprint I can get at ATT(3gb monthly data) for the SAME price. On VZW(4 gb monthly data) its 10 bucks more. I realized unlimited data means nothing if you have crappy speeds. If you alive in a sprint area were your lucky to get 4g or lte soon more power to ya.

As for buying a samsung phone? Its possible but not until 1) They stop making there phones ugly (not the sII but the sIII is butt ugly IMO) 2)get better modem/radio/GPS 3) change from pentile display. At least in online pictures the sIII's display looks worse than our phone.

HTC One X here I come!!! (sooo excited)

/end rant lol sorry/
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rob97ss:
I live on LI Ny, and the coverage is horrible here, I work in Queens, it's the only time I can actually brows the Web, besides wifi.. And no 4G on LI..

Bobby O's Epic Touch..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] pdaddy:
I have noticed that if you have your bluetooth connected and then enable gps, I don't get a gps lock until I disable gps, then bluetooth, and then enable gps. It's been like that on every ICS rom I have tried.

Sent from my SPH-D710 using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2mach:
HELP!!

I have sony ericsson live with walkman and i am running windows XP with net framework and PC companion installed.

I have tried rooting with SOC hundreds of times and it never happens!!

I have read many tutorials on how to do it but still it doesnt work.

it gets stuck at RUNNING PSNEUTR.

When i root with the latest version, it gets stuck at STEP #7

Please help me asap, i have been trying for a long time now
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zolaisugly:
Ok 1 st tell us what Is your phone running

Is it on ics or gb what version and most importantly what build and baseband.

Once we know this we can help more.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2mach:
ngledgw clothes,

Thank you for your reply!

My phone has Gingerbread 2.3.4

Build - 4.0.2.A.0.62

Baseband -8x55A-AAABQOAZM-203028D-64
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zolaisugly:
Sorry to say mate you cannot root this using soc or any other easy root method.

You have either to downgrade to build .42 using flashtools then root then update ota.

ONLY DO THIS IF BOOTLOADER IS LOCKED. YOU WILL BRICK YOUR PHONE IF BOOTLOADER IS UNLOCKED.

If bootloader is unlocked then you can flash a pre rooted kernel which will give you root.

If you go to the se arc pages look in the stickies all the info you need is there with links to the tools you need.

Hope this helps
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2mach:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1286885

i followed the steps from this thread after your suggestion!

but the superuser app is not working as it should! i still dont have the rights! and busybox is not getting installed!

HELP man!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2mach:
now basically i have the sony live with walkman with the bootloader unlocked.

now please guide me properly! i am irritated now, been trying for so long, the method the previous llink had, it returned my phone to its factory state with all my apps uninstalled and all and i havent still got a root! help me man!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theja239:
Did u updated the firmware using pc companion??
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pemoamsi:
How did you get this info ? I'm having the same problems, so I would like to know if it's for the same reason.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2mach:
NO i didnt! i unlocked th ebootloader thats it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2mach:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1586570

can this method be used for rooting my live with walkman bootloader unlocked?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aXXXor:
talk.sonymobile.com/thread/41119

Try with this link, i rooted it without any problem, and it is very simple
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 4736004:
need help.

How to root SE Live with walkman - Details below-
[LG Revolution] elreydotcom:
Was wondering if anyone had a nandroid backup of the stock v8 ROM. I accidentally deleted mine and was going to update to check out the newest update.
[LG Revolution] wslguy:
Did you have any luck? I accidentally did the same when freeing up some space on one of my sd cards recently and just realized it... Anybody?
[LG Revolution] elreydotcom:
No luck, ended up just flashing the tot file
[LG Revolution] wslguy:
Yeah, that's what I was about to do, since I had a feeling that I would end up needing to. Just waiting on the .tot to download and minus is really slow...
[LG Revolution] Mr Frog:
I also need one too if somebody has it :p

My tot is going really slow too
[LG Revolution] elreydotcom:
There are mirrors up later in the thread you can download that are much faster than minus ;)
[LG Revolution] wslguy:
The only one i saw was the tazr.net one and it is down at the moment.

I'm an idiot, looked right past computer.fr33k's post on page 12 four times... much better now
[LG Revolution] wslguy:
Alright, for some reason I can't get lgnpst to install on my pc, so I'm stuck at the moment. If someone would be so kind as to get a stock rooted zv8 nandroid I could flash that would be absolutely wonderful. Please someone?