yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III General] Kangburra:
I am using the DLIB Polish ROM and do not have any issues with SMSs. If you are getting this after a clean installation it could be Telstra doing it? I would go back to stock ICS and try that, if that doesn't work it can't be the phone. If it does then you have a working point to start from and try JB again.
[Galaxy S III General] tmantanner4:
i have noticed a huge difference personally. i am always on it and i never used to be able to get through the day, but on omega i can easily make it.
[Galaxy S III General] KidzBiz:
Hi new to this forum or back after a two year plus hiatus. I was on iPhone 4 in meantime.

IPhone uses core audio for low latency which is the only good thing about it. I was wondering for apps such as caustic is there a way to achieve low latency audio. Thanks
[Galaxy S III General] samorgs:
Already tried going back to stock Telstra ICS, no trouble with the SMS on that, only seems to do it on JB Sammy based ROMs, does not do it on any of the CM10 ROMs I have tried.

Cheers
[Galaxy S III General] cokebotle:
Interesting... I might have to play around with it, then. It would be nice to completely get rid of TouchWiz beyond using Nova Launcher...

I've got a long commute and sometimes use my phone a lot on the trains in the morning. It would be nice to get even BETTER battery life than I already get, although I can make it home with still at least 15% left.
[Galaxy S III General] vcasi:
Have been using the official Poland ROM for days now on my I300T from Vodafone, and so far so good. Just need to reinstall some apps that was removed, like Navigon. Polaris Office is not compatible also with JB. All the rest of my apps and settings are available, no need to do clean wipe.

The new features are great, although the UI improvement is hardly noticeable ( ICS UI is already great).

Only question I have is will I still be able to receive the official OTA Vodafone update once it's out? Or will I be able to flash this through Odin?
[Galaxy S III General] beaver2233:
You will need to flash it via Odin or alternatively, flash back to the ICS official firmware and then use OTA to upgrade to JB.
[Galaxy S III General] Kangburra:
You will need to flash the official update via ODIN when it arrives.
[Galaxy S III General] Bille1:
best way to transfer Blackberry 9700 contacts & Calendar to Galaxy S3 4G

I received my Telstra Galaxy S3 4G Thursday Oct 11 by courier, installed the new Telstra SIM sent with the S34G and a 32GB SD.

As yet I haven't activated the SIM because I need to move 'Stuff' from my Telstra Blackberry 9700.

In the very brief instructions that came with the phone it says "Please make sure that you have saved all your data and contact information in your new device

before

you activate your SIM"

I can't just swap the SIM from the Blackberry into the S3 4G because Blackberry uses a 'Normal' SIM

Anyone have any first hand experience on tranfering 'Stuff' from Blackberry to Galaxy S3 4G.

Sometimes there a a couple of ways to do things so I'm open to ALL suggestions of BEST or EASIEST ways.

Thanks
[Galaxy S III General] Kangburra:
Android uses Google for Contacts and apps so I would suggest if you can sync the Blackberry to Google you would be good to go.

I have never even used a Blackberry, so I am just guessing here.
[Galaxy S III General] beaver2233:
just cut the normal simcard down to the micro sim size ;)
[Galaxy S III General] Bille1:
Just using scissors or a special cutter?
[Galaxy S III General] Kangburra:
I just used scissors, there are templates online if you Google them.
[Galaxy S III General] beaver2233:
its up to you (if you want to pay and wait for a cutter) - I purchased a cutter off ebay (cost like $5) and also came with some sim card adaptors (if you want to use the micro sim in a phone with a standard size sim slot).

or as above, use scissors with a template.
[Galaxy S III General] KMino:
Optus uses its own fibre optic links to its infrastructure on shared towers, where it can.

You can usually tell where they have a network from looking at where Optus vision is available via cable or where there internet service is available.

Experience from 2001, when doing project management for Optus. Worked on the Centerlink network upgrade, Optus store rollout, mobile phone evaluations etc. Yes was fun!

Swyped on I9300 - XXDLIB - Siyah kernel - JKay & Thunderbolt tweaks.
[Galaxy S III General] Marshy919:
Any recommended modem for Optus?

Im on Omega 27.2 with DLIB at the moment and do not get any Internet reception at all, no matter where I go. I can text/call fine.
[Galaxy S III General] samorgs:
Check your APNs I found that with most of the JB roms there are no APNs so you will need to find out what apn settings are needed and add them.

I am with Telstra and have had the same troubles before. What I have done is used APN Backup & Restore to backup the Telstra APNs from stock rom, then restore them after flashing new ROM. This has worked for me every time I flash a new rom.
[Galaxy S III General] tmantanner4:
What kernels is everyone running? I'm on omega 27.2 and considering changing from stock.
[Galaxy S III General] rambovic:
Im using SiyahKernal 1.6.8
[Galaxy S III General] tmantanner4:
How is it stability wise?
[Galaxy S III General] samorgs:
I'm running Siyah 1.7b and running dual boot, using Omega 2 AOKP as primary and Omega 27.2 as secondary, so far been working well.
[Galaxy S III General] priyana:
Only got a change to try wifi tethering now.

Working just fine in Windows XP, using the built in Hotspot activated from Wanam's toggle.

I am on Wanamlite 3.7 running Phenomenal 4.0 Extreme kernel.
[Galaxy S III General] rickylulla:
Upgraded to Jellybean Polish via ODIN and now have questions

Okay so I upgraded to XXDLIB via ODIN. My CSC shows as Unknown.

I have an unlocked unbranded OZ version of the S3.

Obviously now my Kies doesnt recognise the firmware on the phone, shows up as blank when I start Kies.

My question here is, is there anyway for me to fix this by fixing the CSC or something else?

When the Australian ROM is released and I download and flash that via ODIN will Kies then start working.

It's not that I am in love with Kies or anything, I just want to make sure once JB is available in OZ I start getting the regular updates.

Thanks much!

Ricky
[Galaxy S III General] cokebotle:
So I started playing around with rooting and the like this past weekend, got Titanium Backup installed, and thought I'd just freeze some apps that I never use until I get around to installing another ROM.

And now it seems like my battery life today is TERRIBLE. Left my phone in airplane mode before bed at 100%, woke up at 92% (usually, overnight battery usage seems a bit high to me regardless, and I have it in airplane mode every night while I sleep). And now I'm at 36% already. And I know it's not from browsing the internet or anything, as I've used it less today than I usually do.

So, is there a good list anywhere for what built-in apps and services I can freeze safely by chance? Or am I just better off not messing with it in the end?
[Galaxy S III General] ballmead:
I would just check Samfirmware.com regularly and download the Oz firmware myself using ODIN, once it becomes available.

I can't remember the last time I used Kies.
[Galaxy S III General] Lonski:
was using this as well, very stable and great battery life.
[Galaxy S III General] NewAussiefromCanada:
There are a few lists with a thread or two.

If you are getting such bad battery life I would suggest installing better battery stats app to track down what's wasting your battery.

So you can make the necessary changes/corrections. Helped me out a lot. Now getting over 5 hours screen time and 2 days stand by on a single charge
[Galaxy S III General] L335K1:
This is correct, good battery life should be about 2% discharge per hour. I have wifi set to on always, 3G on always and get abt 3% discharge overnight. there is a pro version of better battery stats available on xda somewhere. between BBS and the stock battery app, u will be able to pinpoint what is draining ur batter. set BBS to partial wakelocks to see what keeps waking the phone out of deep sleep..
[Galaxy S III General] ballmead:
I bought an international I9300 from Kogan.

It came with French originated firmware so no biggie, I flashed the latest Oz I9300XXBLH3 4.04 from samfirmware.com (without wiping data)

The download was quite large at 1.1 Gb and I expected to see some extra apps like Navigon, Good food guide, Channel 10 etc just like on my old SG2.

There doesn't seem to be any extra apps and I'm now wondering why the download was so big?

Any idea why? The french firmware was only 775 Mb in size?
[Galaxy S III General] tmantanner4:
Why not flash jelly bean instead? Much smoother
[Galaxy S III General] dre10g:
i9350t

Hi guys.. I used to have an S3 with vodafone (but i just cancelled my contract and have to return my phone) So i went with telstra and just picked up a 4G i9350t model. I'm going to do the upgrade from DVALI5 to DVALI6 soon.

Just wondering if there is a root for DVALI6 yet or not?

Or is there a root for DVALI5?
[Galaxy S III General] ballmead:
I will but I'm going to wait until the Oz version comes out.
[Galaxy S III General] tmantanner4:
im running XXDLIH and i havent had any issues at all. in fact, i regret not flashing it any sooner
[Galaxy S III General] hrtrulz:
I am running XXDILIB and Google maps is is waking up the phone a lot. Using Better Battery Stats I am Google over 1500 wake up in about 15 hours.

Does any one have any idea how to stop this?
[Galaxy S III General] ballmead:
I did a factory wipe and Navigon and Quikflicks miraculously appeared.
[Galaxy S III General] staticN0de:
Install autostarts from play store. Disable everything in the "maps" section. They still work when you open the app, just stops the wake.
[Galaxy S III General] dantheman122:
Hey, I don't have the i9305 but I imagine it's the same as i9300 in that the root method works across all roms.

Edit: Do what jok4h said :p
[Galaxy S III General] jok4h:
Not entirely. Recommend you visit the i9305 development section for more info!
[Galaxy S III General] CardiacArrest:
Is there a way to theme or mod any jellybean rom 4.1 and up with the exact stock original touchwiz notification pulldown, status bar and battery icon? I mean to have the icons and buttons the same as it comes with stock ics. sorry for the noobish question.
[Galaxy S III General] rlorange:
Um...yeah a stock ROM might do the trick :)

Latest and def an advance on LIB/H

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1868004
[Galaxy S III General] CardiacArrest:
Thank you so much! I just have one more question, you can't flash a Australian modem on these roms right right? Because an aussie modem has not come out yet for android 4.1+ and the ones that are currently avaliable only support ics. Is this correct?
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Check the modem thread in my signature for all modems. Most modems are cross-compatible between ICS and JB.
[Galaxy S III General] mustang2012:
LATEST 19300XXDLJ1 JB firmware

Hi... Guys...

Has anyone using the latest 19300XXDLJ1 JB Rom ??

At the moment, I am on Telstra 4.0.4 STOCK ICS rom only rooted and I am interested to know how this newest JB rom from sammys firmwares..

and since, mine is GT-19300T which has different modem how is affecting after flashing the DLJ1 ROM in terms of internet speed etc ??

I am new to this android and that is why I am still using 4.0.4 stock ICS with only root....

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S III General] Kangburra:
Yes, it works really well and the modem works for me (Optus) but you may prefer another, flash them after the ROM to try them out.
[Galaxy S III General] mustang2012:
Thanks alot :good:
[Galaxy S III General] CardiacArrest:
Thank you for letting me know, I've just flashed the AUS DULH1 modem on the ARHD 12.0 ROM and it works perfectly and is the fastest modem for my location. :good:

---------- Post added at 08:25 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:57 AM ----------

You should download Internet Speed Test from the market before you flash new modems so you can compare the internet speeds if you haven't already. The DULH1 modem works like a dream for me.
[Galaxy S III General] soupratt:
hi guys

any chance of getting TDULH1 uploaded again. the link in the modem thread seems to be down.

cheers
[Galaxy S III General] kamalmawa:
TDULH1

http://db.tt/NgS99w9Y
[Galaxy S III General] silashack:
Just as a note of interest, I have TDULH1 on my Telstra running Omega JB and for the first time on Telstra, some calls are not being recorded and quite a few have gone straight to voicemail, this did not happen on the stock modem, may just be the stupid bandwidth issue here in Perth, but I never had this on the stock, ONLY since the JB install

YMMV
[Galaxy S III General] MardukAU:
I brought mine from Kogan too. It came with Optus bloat ware. It's still the unlocked international model. After a quick wtf email to Kogan asking why I got a Optus one they said they could remove it all but I would need to return the phone for a week or two.

I just flashed it myself with the h3g pommy firmware. Now I got jellybean 4.1.1 I would suggest flashing the same over another ics version. Only prob is u get the pommy 3 logo on startup. No other problems.
[Galaxy S III General] wizzbang3:
I got stiffed with that rubbish buying an outright one from allphones (800 dollars on launch day) I was not god damned happy when I saw that Optus logo - but it was unlocked.

The worst part is even if you remove all the rubbish, when you do an 'emergency restore' via kies, using the S/N it pulls down another Optus stock rom for you ,.......... that phone's S/N is forever tainted as an Optus model.

Hopefully when I sell it in a year or so, the new buyer doesn't try a kies restore, because I damn well paid for a true unlocked, unbranded phone.
[Galaxy S III General] tmantanner4:
That's weird. I bought mine from Kogan and it was a proper unlocked model with no carrier branding.
[Galaxy S III General] Ausboy 2011:
Mine from Kogan was French fw happily running latest insertcoin Rom lij with pommy modem awesome speed on 3g :)
[Galaxy S III General] Bangozzi:
How to root

Hey guys, first time here. Just got a sgs3 bought from uniquemobiles. It was australian stock. I wanted to update it to jelly bean, what is the very first thing to do? Is there any guide published somewhere?

Here are my device detail:

GT-19300

Android version 4.04

Baseband version 19300XXLH1

AP: 19300XXBLH3

CP: 19300XXLH1

CSC: 19300XSABLH2

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S III General] NewAussiefromCanada:
First off welcome!

Cfroot via Odin is the easiest way. ..in my opinion.

Then reboot into recovery then flash update zip

Or continue using Odin or mobile Odin to flash updates

Any questions feel to ask
[Galaxy S III General] MardukAU:
Hi mate. What firmware was loaded on it? I might use it if I ever need a stock Rom to reload.
[Galaxy S III General] Bangozzi:
Thanks mate. So download odin, cfroot. Then download the jellybean firmware?

Those guide in youtube, are they reliable? Thanks again
[Galaxy S III General] hakstern:
WOOOOOT

just got my unlocked SGS3 from KOGAN today ^^

time to mod the **** outta the s3, been waiting for this for awhile ^^

If anyone knows any good roms and good modem for vodafone sydney let me know please ;)
[Galaxy S III General] tmantanner4:
i dont have it anymore man. i have since moved far from stock. i did make a backup, but for some reason it was corrupted.

it was 4.0.4 xxli8 if im not mistaken
[Galaxy S III General] staticN0de:
Check this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1695238

That is the cf root thread, follow its instructions.

Pick a Rom, I use omega v29 on my Kogan international branded sgs 3 and think its great.
[Galaxy S III General] NewAussiefromCanada:
Follow the guide posted above. ..

Not sure if you want the classic JB Rom. .. I would suggest a custom Rom and possibly a kernel.

Using omega Rom and Syiah 1.7rc1 at the moment and it is great
[Galaxy S III General] mrbarbz:
Polish JB on GT-i9300T

Hi Guys,

I updated my Gt-i9300T Voda AU version of the S3 for the polish version of JB (I9300XXDLIB_I9300OXFDLI1_XEO).

I loved it and everything worked fine at home with wireless until I left my home and noticed 3G was not working. I couldn't get any data regardless of what setting I changed. I think this it was due to the modem firmware. I have now flashed back to the official Vodafone firmware. (I9300TDUBLH1_I9300TVAUBLH1_VAU)

Does anyone have a solution to get the international version of JB working on AU network?
[Galaxy S III General] StefsGalaxy:
JB ROM vor GT-i9300T

Hi all, I have been scanning post and reading about Jelly Bean ROMS for S3 and would like to flash mine. I know there are pleanty our there, but the bit that starts to confuse/scare me are the kernals and radio versions etc. I live in Brisbane and I have the GT-i9300T on Vodafone. Baseband is i9300TTDULH1. Kernel 3.0.15-CL985643. I am on Stock ICS 4.04 and rooted.

Can anyone please direct me to a 'stock' JB version for the above model that works without a hiccup? Many thanks all.
[Galaxy S III General] samorgs:
Helps if you search before asking as this has been asked before and answers have been posted to this before, I'm on Telstra and have had the same trouble when flashed any JB Rom. What I found was there were no APNs, so what I did was backed up my APNs from stock Telstra ICS Rom, then after flashing JB I restored my APNs I had backed up and that fixed the problem.

Cheers
[Galaxy S III General] bunnybash:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1705866

That ROM is kickin ass...
[Galaxy S III General] mustang2012:
Rest assured..... U can download modems separately from here :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1740061

Flash jb rom and after u can flash any modem u need and enjoy :)
[Galaxy S III General] Joshaldo:
Hey guys what modem do you recommend for Telstra Australia? I am running Jelly Bean.
[Galaxy S III General] tqgia2:
Currently running DULH1 which works well for me, Telstra in Melbourne (S.E. Suburbs)
[Galaxy S III General] gharrington:
Works well for me too
[Galaxy S III General] Lonski:
Been using Omega JB for some time now on my Voda 9300T. It has been very good to me. Its based on a stock Sammy JB rom but tweaked.
[Galaxy S III General] tmantanner4:
naaaaaa

omega is much better
[Galaxy S III General] isiman:
Hello all,

I have been trawling through much of this thread but haven't seen too much info on what I have:

I have just got a I9300T which is a completely stock Telstra phone - not rooted, not modded, it is running:

baseband: i9300TDULH1

Build: IMM76D.I9300TDUBLH1

But I am using an Optus sim in it, and it doesn't seem to be dropping back to gsm when packet data is not being used.

Would changing the modem to an optus version (i9300) fix this issue?

haha, all of this was so much easier with the i9100 - just cm mod it and away you go :)

Cheers for creating such a great community!
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
The device won't drop back to GSM if using settings WCDMA only or AUTO (where 3G connection is strong). In this case, it should only drop back to 3G at "idle".

You will have GSM / Edge only when selected in settings or when AUTO and 3G connection is weak / lost, the device establishes a GSM connection and uses Edge data instead of 3G.
[Galaxy S III General] isiman:
Thank you very much for the explanation. It must be that I am getting a better 3g connection here than GSM/edge.

The only reason I ask is due to the fact that Cell Standby is using about 70% of battery (20 hours 24minutes since charge, and now at 19% of battery remaining).
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
From memory, the cell standby "drain" is not actual drain, just an error in reporting.

There is a thread about with a reporting "fix" I think by XDA user Bala Gamer (could be wrong). Obviously root is needed and most custom ROMs have the reporting "fix" modded already.
[Galaxy S III General] isiman:
Ahh, that explains a lot - is that a i9300 thing?

I will now try to find a decent rom and modem to put on it

Cheers
[Galaxy S III General] memz180:
Anyone have any ideas on the release date of jelly bean for unclocked Australia ? Cheers
[Galaxy S III General] electrotune1200:
About as much as you do. I'd safely bet by the end of Nov.
[Galaxy S III General] tqgia2:
it's an ICS thing.

There's a fix floating around somewhere on forums but if you choose to flash JB (which you probably will), that should fix it :) if you're enjoying stock then just go wanamlite :) works perfectly fine for me
[Galaxy S III General] gharrington:
Nee
[Galaxy S III General] Kangburra:
Maiden name?
[Galaxy S III General] Comoman:
JB BTU is now out.

Downloading now...
[Galaxy S III General] mrbarbz:
Which version?
[Galaxy S III General] priyana:
I9300XXDLJ4 BTU, saw that in General section
[Galaxy S III General] mrbarbz:
Correct me if I'm wrong but this is thread is for Australian S3, and the firmware I9300XXDLJ4 is a United Kingdom version. With the comment you posted in the tread anyone here would assume it was an Australian version of the JB. Please be more precise in future.
[Galaxy S III General] tqgia2:
To be honest I didn't assume it it was the Australian version, while the thread is for the Australian S3, many of us here discuss and use the international version of JB. Naturally I would have assumed that any reference to roms would be international unless otherwise stated
[Galaxy S III General] electrotune1200:
Not to mention... if we were discussing Australian stock firmware... there wouldn't be much to talk about. We are on XDA and enjoy flashing when new things get released.
[Galaxy S III General] tmantanner4:
Your right, if we were talking about Australian specific stuff, we might have maybe 5 posts in this thread
[Galaxy S III General] priyana:
and he did say BTU, which we understood as the UK one
[Galaxy S III General] dantheman122:
I'm sure this is a noob question, but what difference does the CSC make? Like is BTU better than whatever the DLIJ2 one is?
[Galaxy S III General] kamalmawa:
CSC contains carrier specific software and settings... for an example LH1 is the latest firmware for both Vodafone & Telstra but has a different CSC between them. What make the different for us is the firmware build & the baseband.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] edmjunio:
Have the function long press volume keys to change songs in Serendipity 9.1 ?

I can't post in developers Thread's
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] george.z.he:
If you are still wondering, there is no feature for that in Serendipity, though it may be added later

I am running Serendipity 9.3, and it is a very good and smooth rom
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] edmjunio:
long press in rom

These version 9.3 have this feautere?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] mrkavanagh:
i am running hybrid rom RC4 and when ever i try to attach a picture to a text it tells me its an unsupported file format and its a jpg. has anyone experienced this or know how to fix it?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Jamesyboy:
I had the same issues with RC4, and i eventually fixed it by using one, or some combination of the following:

I thought it was happening because of the additional SMS app included in the rom. Remove SMS Popup.

If that doesn't work, flash a AOSP app kit (if you flashed an app kit during installation, try a different one).

Another thing to think about--that's a mighty old version of hybrid. I assume you're using it for a reason, but i just want to remind you that the latest versions of ROMs are usually running the latest leaks. The difference between UCLC5 and UCLD3, and later UCLE2 was an exponential increase in stability, and an inversely proportional decrease in bugginess =D. The latest leak is nearly perfect.

If all else fails, try GO! SMS Pro, or a similar app.

_____________________________________________

Thank me and i'll have your babies.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ducky1131:
Today every time I reboot, Google Wallet is asking for root permissions. I haven't allowed it. Does this happen to anybody else? Seems a little odd to me......
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] tehkingo:
Same has been happening to me.

Curious for an answer, as well.