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[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] nugzo:
Bluetooth hooked up to my pioneer avic bt130 easily. sounds amazing (slacker,tune in, spotiffy, audio galaxy) with hertz audio mille components front and rear and 2 12w6s in the trunk. Jl hd 600/4 f/r and hd 1200 on the subs. I sometimes forget and think I'm on iPod (aac 256 & losless) input. Dumped all my mp3s..even the 320 bit rate. Used iTunes to convert everything with its best quality settings. Can't tell a difference from lossless. :) I love tha car mode with tune in. All though it would be better if I could choose the app. Have occasionally lost connection though. Not so much it's made me cuss yet.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] maan76:
Hox Bluetooth works crap with Cadillac SRX 2012, which was able to pair beautifully with the Dell streak 5 phone !
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
The OP seems incredulous or amazed that just because he paired with one stereo, and it works, that other people are reporting issues? Pretty broken logic. There are hundreds of different car stereo head units (not to mention many more hundreds of Bluetooth headsets, headphones, speakers, and other audio accessories) made by dozens of manufacturers all trying to make their units compatible with a slew of different phones. The Bluetooth standards seem loose at best, and its a bit like the wild west. As a previous reply noted, it completely depends on the brand and model of car stereo, some work better than others with the One X. And a stereo that works fine with one phone, may not work well with another.

Mine typically works well once paired, and sounds good (although once in a while it connects media only, no phone; or the skip controls on the car stereo do not work). But it does not auto-connect when I get back into the car. Its a pretty basic Bluetooth function that it should auto connects to a paired device, once it senses that device is within range and powered on. A look at the system files shows that Subaru stereo head units (as well as other car manufacturers) are blacklisted from auto connecting on the One X's Bluetooth stack.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] JohnnyDanger:
I installed a new car stereo over the weekend that has bluetooth and my HOX connects and sounds great with it. But, like others the phone wont auto connect when I start the car. If I use the power control widget on my phone to turn off bluetooth and turn it back on it connects within seconds. Whats weird though is that both the phone and stereo will say its connected, but no audio will be played through the stereo until I turn the bluetooth off then on again on the HOX.

To be honest, this is not really a big deal to me because I only turn bluetooth on when I get in the car. So when I start the car and then I turn on bluetooth it connects fine. As long as I dont have bluetooth on before I start the car.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Divinedark:
2010 Dodge Charger SRT8. The phone wouldn't connect no matter what I tried. I was going to wait for other roms to see if they could fix it, but the phone just caused me too many problems. It went back to best buy and I went back to a iPhone 4S and Lumia 900. Both of which work with my stereo perfectly.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] iElvis:
Mine connects just fine to both my cars (a new Toyota Sienna and an old BMW with an aftermarket BT retrofit module). But it won't connect to my Motorokr headphones.

As someone said, this stuff is all over the map. It's not just HTC.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Berserk87:
you only get lossless with bluetooth if you have the htc stereoclip.
[HTC Sensation XL] jaimeleon1983:
Hi everyone,

First of all, this is my first post in XDA, so kindly apologize if this is a stupid or an already answered issue.

Now that Fardjad has achieved to S-off the HTC Sensation XL, has someone try to unlock the sim?
[HTC Sensation XL] chaki-:
I am not very familiar with it either but he wrote that is not radio s-off. So i don't think it would work......maybe i'm wrong but you can try ;)
[HTC Sensation XL] jaimeleon1983:
It doesn´t...

So, the only way to sim unlock the Sensation XL is by IMEI, isn´t i?
[HTC Sensation XL] chaki-:
Yep, or you can try some payed methods, but wich is good i can't tell ya. I have once bought branded phone in my life and never had to do such things ;)
[HTC Sensation XL] jaimeleon1983:
Ok, thanks, anyway.

Cheers.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] killerinstint01:
TOUCHWIZ 5.1 MOVED TO DEV ZONE

DOWNLOAD LINKS FOR BOOTANIMATION

http://www.mediafire.com/?31wj2rqrask3tsr

ALL CREDITS FOR THE BOOTANIMATION ARE FOR CM9 TEAM

NOTE: THIS IS NOT A FLASHABLE ZIP DOWNLOAD THE BOOTANIMATION AND REPLACE IT ON THE ROM
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] chocolate8175:
Excited to see this...
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] orfius christ:
This looks so bad ass, can't wait for a download :D
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] chocolate8175:
Was there a snag in the production my man?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] drahcir0789:
I hope there wasn't a snag because this theme looks really good.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] droidjosh:
i wanna use it. but the links don't work :(
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] killerinstint01:
Sorry here is the link to download the rom:http://depositfiles.com/files/c1d4ty6s2

I will update the download links in a few minutes
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] orfius christ:
I really want to use this but the download speed on the site you posted it to is killing. I only have 7 MB out of 139 in fifteen minutes.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] orfius christ:
This doesn't boot.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] droidjosh:
thanks! gonna test it out and reply back to see if it doesn't boot for me also.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] chocolate8175:
I thought it was just going to be a theme, now its a whole ROM. Crazy! Anyone get it to boot yet?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] droidjosh:
still awaiting completion of the download. 30mb connection, downloading at 40kb/s :-\

i'll let you know if it works for me

Edit: booted for me.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] orfius christ:
How did you get it boot my good sir?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] droidjosh:
i use calkins cw3 wipe, plus i go in and wipe boot, system, data, datadata, and cache. worked like a charm on the first go. hope that helps
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] orfius christ:
is cw3 wipe the same as VR superwipe?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] droidjosh:
pretty much. i just do the auto wipe, then do the individual wipes
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] orfius christ:
Well I'll try it again and hopefully it'll work. But anyway how does it run?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] droidjosh:
from what i've seen so far, pretty darn quick compared to regular cm9.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] jblack55:
Sorry for the double thanks. They were both supposed to be a reply.

My concern is since this is not a theme but an entire ROM are we going to have to go through trouble shooting this as well now. It looks great and I am going to give it a try but I'm not into working through another ICS theme. Is there a way to strip the theme and install just that into an existing ICS theme. Even if it is one of the CM9 variants???

Beautiful work though. Will let you know more after downloading. Also can this be flashed over an existing CM9 ROM? If not sure I will Nandroid give it a shot and give feedback.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] droidjosh:
i haven't run into any issues. battery is great. its just the AOKP ics with the touchwiz theme already installed. there is actually a touchwiz theme for CM9, but i couldn't get it fully working unlike this one.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] chocolate8175:
Favorite cm9 look hands down! Only downside I encountered was the launcher was a lil laggy, tried to sub with Nova bit didn't help. Looks amazing, possibility of tapering it down to a theme so I can keep up with the nightlies while keeping the sweet looks you have provided? Thanks a lot, awesome job!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] killerinstint01:
In the next update i will upload the new rom with cm9 a9 base
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] chocolate8175:
Is the 5. 0. 1 your most recent or is there another one on the way?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] el6006:
Gonna install this on me Inc. Thanks. Looks great.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] killerinstint01:
5.0.1 is the latest update for now

Working on a new build here is the changelog of the next update:

-New port from CM9 OFFICIAL ROM FOR HTC SENSATION

-New option for lockscreen now support a wallpaper

-Some changes on framework

-New samsung apps

Uploading ROM this is a Beta rom......

New base new bugs report all the bugs

Creating new topic on android dev for the rom
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] orfius christ:
Newest update works amazingly! Great job dev.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] funone46:
What a great job on this. Smooth, nice, and clean looking.

Thanks
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] jioleight:
Testing this ROM now. btw, this should be moved to development section.

- I like it.. it's so fluid. Good job dev! :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hangup2003:
hi

i get the following error when i try to install custom roms.

I am running a stock DDKQ8 rooted with CWM 4.0.0.9.

i have installed stocklite 6.0 from CWM and it works.

when i tried Cyanogen 7.1 based miracle 4 or the official cyanogen 7.1 nightly, i got this error.

image here: imgur.com/o0bF9

have followed all instructions. please advise.

let me know if you ned anymore info. im posting here because i cant post in the dev section yet.

please help. i reaaly would like to try out these roms.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpaceCaker:
Cwm5 ;)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sax0406:
Install CWM5 as most ROMs which are being developed nowadays do not work properly when flashed via CWM4. Here is a thread, you can get the download link for CWM5 here :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1552695
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Subo_it:
yaa, you can use CMW5. no worries at all.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fauzizainal:
-try to reinstall

-or redownload the files
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheRisingDragon:
LOL

However you got a thank by me by a mistake :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Tedri Mark:
... How long did it take you to feel like you'd made the right choice?

Right now the only thing I'm liking is the screen...

Scrolling in the browser seems choppier than my stock n900, and I'm missing the keyboard massively...

Really want to end up loving it, but all I can see right now are things that make me feel like it;s a massive step backwards...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Akiainavas:
Well...to be honest i don't know what to say - if you don't like it, you don't like it - you get used to it. Few year ago i was all about physical keyboards, but with introduction of the iPhone i realized it's time to let go. It took me some time but i finally got used to on-screen keyboards - and believe you me, there isn't a single on-screen keyboard that's better than the one on the Note ( the stock ICS / CM9 one, not the TouchWiz crap ).

About the scrolling...what ROM/Browser do you use ? I recommend CM9 with stock browser - super smooth "iphone-like" experience.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] bletozavr:
been there, done that. i got used to it really fast. the only thing that i'm really missing is the keyboard. i send a ton of text. but u get used to the virtual keyboard by time.

also, my note runs really smooth. i flashed a stock ICS and i'm running latest speedmod kernel.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] mistman:
I came from the n900 and it took a few weeks but you will get there. I missed the keyboard at first but when o use the n900 now I carnt use the hardware keybord :), all I can say is stick with it you will grow to love the note and won't want to go to any other phone .

Bit i will say I'm cursed I had the dreaded USB port failure on my n900 several times and now had it on my note so be careful :p

But the n900 is the only phone I know to survive a 90mph tumble down the road and survive the note isn't as durable get a cover on that screen
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Tedri Mark:
Reluctant to upgrade to ICS because I don't want to lose flash in the browser.. I've got used to the web in my pocket being the same as the web on my desktop..

Yep, this was my second N900, the first one suffered the dodgy port, was fixed, then broke again, and so I got a brand new one last March. Was fine literally up until about a month ago at the end (luckily) of my holiday, when it wouldn;t switch on. Now if the battery runs out I have to reflash, and the power button does nothing, either when the phone is on off.. Ah well..

It's not so much the general typing, so much as ctrl-x,c,v, and cursor keys to edit text and scroll up/down dialog windows in browsers etc, but after a quick google it seems there's other keyboards with cursor function.

Ctrl+N for a new browser window, or contact was always well handy, and being able to start typing someone's name to bring up their details rather than having to press contacts first...

Also I can't figure out how to use keys to interact with flash in the browser...

At the mo I'm on gingerbread and using the stock browser, literally just got the note today, but keen to delve right in once I'm sure I'll be keeping it. Was well at home in the terminal on the N900, power kernel, overclocking etc, but it all seemed a lot safer - I've seen a lot of threads about people accidentally bricking their Notes...

Just had a little play with some N64 roms, the increased screen size and speed are at least a couple of nice plusses so far...

Trying to find a PSX emulator, ideally free... Again, I think having the N900 spoiled me.. :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] LordManhattan:
Flash works just fine on ICS. The only thing is that Chrome for Android doesn't support flash. The rest of them does.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Tedri Mark:
Ah, sweet, maybe I will do the upgrade then, although still a bit nervous as I've heard that even the official Samsung ICS release is not 100% safe?

Or have I just misinterpreted that?

Seems that although flash is working, it is maybe not working as well as under gingerbread...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1666913
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Arrancamos:
I came from n900, the second best phone I got after my lovely Note of course!

Yes I did miss the hw keyboard but when I found swype option it was an OMG it is really rally fast for typing, in both case you need two hands, so it is not a problem in this case.

About the browser, on n900 was a real desktop browser with flash included, really great, never missed my laptop under this point of view. But, Note with ICS seems to be good too, didn't test enough but saw an option to turns it as a desktop browser, and we have here last flash version!

If we talk about battery life, n900 loses badly, Note is incredible with batt, longer last, whole working day with some fun included. I just charge my note once a day.

Well I don't remember what other things did like to me on n900, that means I don't miss it yeah!

Ohh the contact manager was better on n900, never had duplicates contacts, the synchronization with social networks was amazing. On Note, after many months with can't handle SNS sync properly, in fact my contact list is a mess :(

Hope it helps, regards mate!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Souai:
i came from an n900 as well.

its not too bad once you figure how to get things done.

i still prefer the hardware keyboard on the n900 though since i could feel the keys, so i could type without looking. but after a bit of practice with the note, i got a lot faster (to the point where my note lags, stutters and doubles up on letters). the only thing i'd prefer would be a slightly smaller screen for typing, so i'll probably get a smaller phone next time.

the only thing i really miss from the n900 is the integrated stand. that was useful for when you want to watch movies.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] LordManhattan:
Sure, flash isn't the smoothest and best thing on Android, but it runs and does the job. Stay away from the leaked kernels. ROM's that uses Xplodwild's kernel like CM9 and ParanoidAndroid are safe and won't have the brick bug.

Just read the OP and do some research before you flash anything.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Final5k:
Tedri Mark, if you owed a N900 before that means you like physical keyboard and your best choice after the Note would certainly be the Samsung Captivate Glide which has a 4inch screen and keyboard - some say it's a Galaxy S2 with a keyboard. It's better if you look for some reviews on youtube to get a better idea.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] kromosto:
until 2011 n900 was the best phone ver made for me but new phones are really way better then that now. about the physical keyboard, i have phones without physical keyboard for 2 years and still missing it :(. screen keyboards are ok but not good as physical ones for me.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Final5k:
Definitely, there is nothing better than a physical keyboard for typing! I missed that too.....if samsung could build a 4.5 or 4.8 inch screen phone with same same specs as the S2 + a physical keyboard, personally I'll sell my Note immediately! I emailed a lot daily and typing using a virtual keyboard is a pain when you are in a hurry with a lot of things to write!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Tedri Mark:
Experimenting with browsers at the Mo, struggling to find one that renders the non mobile version of Facebook properly.. Both dolphin hd and ics browser + seem to struggle with the pop up gallery format... Quite annoying, and I'm not keen at all on the cut down versions and apps.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] brooon:
Mate, I don´t know if you just ordered a corrupted device...and of course I accept your experiences! ;) But in most parts, I can´t share your points...

Have you ever updated your device? Are you on ICS? And, as we are on XDA here, did you try out some custom Roms? e.g. RocketRom & speedmodkernel?`I had the N900 as well...and dude, if the Note is slow & buggy...the N900 is mordors very darkest ork-hole^^

Which ones did you try out? There are some damn good KB for everyones taste, I´m sure with that...

Again, made some updates etc? At least MY Note is responsive as hell, VERY fast, scrolling is smooth like butter...and especially browsing is the very best experience I ever had on a smartphone (and man, I had them all :D :D)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Kangal:
Came from N900.

But I beta-tested the SGS and DeZire... so got accustomed to Android eventually.

There's somethings you can't do easily or at all. It takes alot of fiddling to get it "right".

But eventually you make it yours. And thanks to a really large ecosystem and other great features... it becomes hard to use the N900 again.

I wouldn't pick the DesireZ over the N900... but with the beast (aka n7k) I feel like its a worthy successor. Just need to pray that Android 4.1 Jelly Bean will use the Mainline kernel (3.5) and that it can be further "unlocked" by having deeper API's etc. One project to keep an eye on is the Necesitas, where they're trying to port the Qt (4/5) framework into Android... it would definitely "linux-ify" Android further. Or even the AML project, merging the mainline and Android kernels together.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ryebuck:
I've had my Note for a month, and have reached the point where I would never want to go back to the N900 hardware keyboard. I suggest to learn swype, or try a few of the alternative keyboards. But even the stock Samsung onscreen keyboard is quite good - it saves a lot of time having the numeric keys always available.

The one thing I still miss is the N900's "mappero" mapping app (previously called Maemo Mapper). I've tried all of the available open source Android mapping apps, and they either have a deficient feature set, or they are buggy.

With a new platform, you always notice first the things that are missing compared to your old platform. Only later do you notice the things that are better. And so it is with the mapping app. Having discovered Osmand with its very efficient offline vector maps, I would miss those if I went back to mappero with its raster-only offline maps.

The hardware itself is everything that the N9x0 should have become.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Final5k:
Nowadays, physical keyboards are not a necessity for most of us since typing on a large screen like the Note is even easier. Thing is writting long emails or typing documents on a phone will always required a physical keyboard because this makes things easier to type at a constant speed with less or no mistakes than pressing virtual buttons on the screen.

If HTC or SAMSUNG could make a tilted screen phone with a physical keyboard similar to the 'HTC TOUCH PRO 2' or 'HTC Tilt 2' with a 4.7-5.0 screen, I'm pretty certain that many of us will shift to this phone.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sanghaviraj:
Typing on galaxy note is awesome with Swype, the only thing is you should get used to it, the other big thing is spellings, since Swype will respond faster if you type correct spellings, for me it works like a breeze, for now with just Weeks into my note I'm deeply in love with this device as i surf the Web using wifi,i don't even open my laptop, the screen is just awesome not to mention the spen, I'm typing this using Swype,
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] debernardis:
You need some time to get proficient with your Android device when you come from the N900. For me, the worst thing has been multitasking.

Even after all this time, I still swear when I go back to an app and I find it closed or it doesn't show my document the way I left it.

Some help on this issue has come from the "ram manager" app which tweaks a number of kernel parameters... But it's still not enough in my view. We have one gigabyte ram here, hey! Can't we leave our tasks open?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] mutineer33:
I came from the N900 and previously the E90 and 9300 and al these phones hold a special place in my heart of all the phones I have used. I still miss the physical keyboard (it just feels so much more natural).

The Note is my first Android phone. I struggle with multitasking too, and worry about security with the "Coarse" (as they always refer to it) permissions set-up that Android has.

That said, I am really loving the Note and the Custom ROM (I am using Alliance ICS) really does a lot for it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sonhy:
download swiftkey keyboard... rapid crazy typing + auto correct = very accurate typing. i use it daily and it works very well.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] debernardis:
For those who also use Ram Manager Pro, try the "Nexus S" profile. It sets the minfree values lower than the"hard multitasking" profile, and hopefully this should allow apps to stay open somewhat more even when free ram gets low.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Tedri Mark:
Yep, and I had a somewhat long answer and found myself logged out when I replied (Ugh, even the maemo forums were more enjoyable to use, semi kidding... :p) ... Not typing all that again but you've summed up my feelings on the device so far...

The hardware is amaaaazing (Apart from those easily pressed power and capacitive buttons) and once you're doing something that makes the most of the screen or processor etc, it;s great. It's getting there that is the chore...

Hopefully I'll gradually forget the mini-laptop experience I had and (for the most part loved) and resign myself to the 'well, it's a phone, of course the internet is a cut down annoying version..' that eveyone else seems to be happy with...