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[Motorola Droid 3] wadahshugaa:
I live in Yemen and recently I bought motorola droid 3 by a friend in USA thinking that it will come unlocked as mentioned in ebuy and I was missleaded by the global name , anyway I unlocked the gsm and I am using the cdma for calling but when I went to the cdma company to enable the 3g evdo internet they told me the are unable to set my motorola and the other motorola devices.

the main propose for me to buy this device is to use the internet since the gsm companies have bad and slow internet.

since four three months ago I have been trying to find a solution in the internet but because I dont have much knowledge about android, I could not find what I need.

but I found many useful information in xda and I root my phone and I am glad to achieve this level but still not able to find what I need.

if I change rom can I get full control of my device without lossing any advantages in my device , if so what is the things I am going to loss in using another rom , also what is the best rom to use

sorry if I make it long but I have also to mention the following

the device was new and not activated buy verizon .

rooted

droid xt862

I could not get the apn details to try inter it manually

I need your help please
[Motorola Droid 3] Endoroid:
Try editing the file apns-conf.xml located in /system/etc to include your apn info and see if that makes it stick. You may have to wipe data/cache after pushing the new file
[Motorola Droid 3] wadahshugaa:
Thank you dear

I will try to get the APN for Yemen mobile company , I am trying to find them but until now without success , even the company is not answering me for manual apn details . thanks
[Motorola Droid 3] Hamza.abdulwali:
same problem same contry :P

hey man, im in yemen too and i got the same exact phone. i truly like this phone but this apn thingy is driving me nuts.

btw, i have a friend who might gets us the Apn settings for yemen mobile but still, the phone doesn't accept the mcc and mnc of yemen !!

thanks ahead :D
[Motorola Droid 3] Hamza.abdulwali:
im sorry but i needed to know what data/cache do i have to wipe exactly?

thanks :)
[Motorola Droid 3] wadahshugaa:
I had hard time looking for information about the sitting with Yemen mobile , any way you have to be rooted to do the following for activating 1xrtt and later the EV-Do

1- ask the company to activate the service for you if asked tell them your phone is ready

2- change the mcc and mnc code in the root -> system build prop

you would find this line

ro.cdma.home.operator.numeric=310004

change the no. to 42103 and save

you can use ES File explorer to do the above make sure the system is mounted as rw before editing otherwise you will not be able to save your changes

no

go to system > etc you would find a file called apns-conf.xml where you can add the apn for yemen mobile use ymobile for the apn name and the user name and password

I suggest you copy the files to other place and edit them when ready rename the orginal files , and copy the edited files. Reboot , ready

Now download apn shortcut from the market and make the apn , ymobile username and password the same ( ymobile , the rest nothing )
[Motorola Droid 3] flamer.gamer:
7amzah shargabi la t8oooollleeeeeeeeeeeeeshhh 7ata ant ??

m3ak the 7amzah here ;)

got the same phone man , but 3la na9eebi al wireless 7a8 tlfoni feeeh 5alal ma9na3i =/ imagine that bro

i mean, u have a phone that is not able to connect to the internet neither by network nor by WiFi .. -____-

My phone is fortunately on warranty, but now i have to send it all the way back to the US for motorola to fix/replace it for me =(

im using Sabafon, for you YemenMobile users u gotta be happy, most of the ROM development here focuses on CDMA users, you should try the steeldroid rom or eclipse, just make sure the rom you're about to download is marked "deodexed" so you could te3arribo your phones so u view messages or contacts or whatsapp or any sort of arabic text with no headache of arabic text readers
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] xzulez:
Wohooooo, just wanted to let you guys know that a few minutes ago I have successfuly lead an iPhone guy to the darkside (android). Muhhaaaaa. So I pretty much showed him my phone and explain to him all the neat features. You guys should have seen his face when I showed him how crisp and clear the camera is compared to his iPhone four s. He is going later on to best buy to return his one day old iPhone. This is my second attempt and success. Go android

el mero mero chingon EVOLTE
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] arozer:
Lol.. convinced my sister and cousins into getting an Android instead of Apple.

So I'm like 6-0 right now too. =]

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[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] xzulez:
Yeah man, it just feels good spreading the word. This has pretty much made my Friday. Good Friday to all lol

el mero mero chingon EVOLTE
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] eXplicit815:
I need to talk to my buddy who's a die-hard Apple hipster. I don't see him ofter, but when I do, I'm sure it'll be a struggle. He probably won't turn.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jgalan14:
Wow really guys? I still the iPhone takes better pics(i own one) but to each their own, I think they both are great device I just prefer android, some of my friends prefer iPhone and that's ok not Evryone is gonna like what you like
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Genjinaro:
Some die hards do it but some wont due to money spent on apps.

My cousins/friends got tired of the insurance, icon grid & little screen .vs every other reason/s I threw at them to give it up. :p

Sent from my EVO LTE
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] brnail:
My wife HAD to have the iphone since she loves her iPad. She got it one day before my LTE showed up. When she saw the screen on the LTE, she immediately wanted to return the iphone. The only reason she was at all hesitant was her case. She loved her case.......:eek:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Rippley05:
+1

My buddy has had every iphone, he's tried Android and he's ready to try again due to poor battery once he jailbroke his, but I agree..the iphone takes amazing pictures.

The quality is still better than the One series, but this is the best camera I've ever owned on a phone.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] xzulez:
I do believe that the EVO LTE camera is on par with the iPhone. But again that Is my opinion. I did have an iPhone 4 when I had my EVO 3d. I played around with the iPhone and I couldn't grasp how limited it was to my EVO. So I ended it up giving to my little one.

el mero mero chingon EVOLTE
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] shook187:
Did you show your friend, Sprint's great 3g speeds?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jgalan14:
If you expand the pictures of the iPhone on a big screen you'll see what I'm talking about, the screen on this phone makes the pictures look better, not to say it has a bad camera tho, really amazing for a phone is on par to the iPhone 4S, I just wish video had stabilization when recording, either way I give up a little better camera for more personalization, I gottired on my iPhone because I saw everyone with it(just personal thing) and im happy with Android cause of the screen, I still miss some apps, but is getting much better then last year was
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] SPreston2001:
Yep I agree. The LTE is a better phone by far, but the iphone 4s takes better pics hands down...

Sent from LTEvo using XDA Premium
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] xzulez:
Lol, not really but I did tell him about that $79.99 unlimited data plan. He is coming from AT&T.

el mero mero chingon EVOLTE
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Evo_Shift:
The look of awe when people see my new EVO is priceless. The only words people really utter are "that screen" or something similar :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] wuestsider:
Both my supervisors changed from their IPhone 4S' to the One X, when I showed them how much you can customize an android device. Right now they love their phones and keep asking a 101 "How do you?" type of questions.

The funny thing is once I show them how to do something on their One X, they always say.... That's cool, I couldn't do that with the iPhone .....lol
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Riff76:
Good job everyone, keep showing your close ones the truth. It's kinda like the Matrix...

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[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] chconser:
Wanna know the difference between a trampoline & an iPhone?....

You take your shoes off before you jump on the trampoline. LOL :eek::D:D:D
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Doomstang:
Preach on brothers! Lol, I've converted a few people over and have fun arguing android vs iOS to a few die hard iSheep that I know. They will never switch and God knows I'll never go to apple so we have a good time with our debates. They have a tough time arguing my customization points
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] guih:
I've converted one or two in the past, it always feels good to. Everyone I show my LTEvo to gets immediately mesmerized by the screen :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] WiFi_N:
In bright conditions, those two cameras are roughly on par. But once it gets dark, the iPhone's camera triumphs.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sinfiery:
I thought the lower appature on the EVO actually made it better than the iPhone in low light camera scenarios. All other categorys it did end up slightly worse than the iPhone tho.
[HTC One V] Andrew_han:
My brother just bought the one v and I'm curious as to how the development is going for it? Is there a full sense 4 rom under development?
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
as of now we don't have anything as such or any news related tp it bt m sure we gna have it in future :) all we have to. do is wait :p and thts really vry hard :D
[HTC One V] PeartFan40:
Wrong section...

Please keep all question related threads in the Q&A section. Thank You.

Thread Moved.

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"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice" ~Rush
[About XDA developers] mikef:
[GUIDE] - XDA New User Guide - Getting started on XDA - Part 2

~~~Giving Thanks~~~

Giving thanks is important. It lets people know that their work or answer is appreciated. It is a faster

method of feedback than posting a reply like "Thanks for your answer!" You must have one post to

give thanks, so here is a good place you can do that: The "Say Hi" thread.

You can go do that now and come back and finish here please. :p

You get 8 thanks per day, and they renew after 24 hours or so. Each thanks is independent of the others,

so if you give someone a thanks at 3, and then another at 4, those will renew at 3 and 4 the next day.

If you run out of thanks, then save that page in a new tab and give thanks later when you have one available.

If you use them all every day you are doing it correctly. :D

~~~Getting Thanks~~~

You will see that everyone here has a Thanks Meter above their avatar.

Here are the counts needed to get to the next bar.

1st bar - 26

2nd bar - 51

3rd bar - 101

4th bar - 201

bug here, never gets to 5 bars, probably 501 if fixed. ;)

6th bar - 1001

7th bar - 2001

8th bar - 5001

9th bar - 8001

Maxed! - 10000

Not that thanks are an indication of a user's status or stature on XDA. Thanks don't really count for

anything other than as a potentially wildly inaccurate measure of a member's ability to answer your

question correctly. Some of the most important people here have a lot fewer thanks than you might guess.

~~~User Titles~~~

As you go around XDA and encounter people, you may notice that they have different titles

under their avatar. Speaking of which, click here to upload an avatar picture.

Here are the user titles explained by one of our mods.

0 to 29 posts - Junior Member

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100 + posts - Senior Member

[GUIDE] - XDA New User Guide - Getting started on XDA - Part 3
[About XDA developers] mikef:
[GUIDE] - XDA New User Guide - The Visual Guide (WIP)

A picture is worth a thousand words...so here are a few pictures to ponder.

1. Portal

2. Forum Home

3. Device Home

4. Device Forum

5. User Control Panel

6. Advanced Search

For the text version of this guide and to register here on XDA, please go here:

[GUIDE] - XDA New User Guide - Getting started on XDA

1.

Many people start out with the XDA Portal.

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But most continue on to the forums...this is a longie but a goodie.

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Once you find your device home forum, many people stay for a while.

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There is a lot of information just by glancing at the device's Q&A forum page.

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You can change your preferences and more through the User Control Panel.

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If you know how to use the Advanced Search, you are a power user indeed.

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For the text version of this guide and to register here on XDA, please go here:

[GUIDE] - XDA New User Guide - Getting started on XDA

Welcome to XDA!
[About XDA developers] Woody:
I cannot stress this more to the Noobs ;) New Users, if you want your experience on XDA to be fruitful and learn to unleash the true potential of your device, please look at and adhere to the above. It makes things so much more productive and that way we can all help each other in an orderly and constructive fashion.

I mean, isn't that why you came to XDA anyways? I'm sure any Google search definitely pulls up links to one thread or another from XDA, so why not register and join and become productive part of the community.
[About XDA developers] Dblfstr:
Nice guide. Think n00bs will read it? That is kind of the downside of n00bs, not reading or searching first. So they never find this. :)

Crtl+F

"n00bs"

Replace all

"New Users"
[About XDA developers] mikef:
I hope they will, I know what you mean about searching, unfortunately that is not just new people nowadays... :( I have requested that this thread be stickied, might be tough in this forum however as there are a lot of stickies already, I hate to bump threads up so we will see.
[About XDA developers] T-Macgnolia:
I totally understand what you are saying my friend, but also in response to it. That is just more of a reason for us as RC's an well as other respectable committed XDA members to make sure to share this as much as we can by re posting it in our respective device forums and other non device specific forums. So if you see a chance to post it in a thread to help answer a question covered in the OP of this thread please do. Vote this thread to be presented on the a Portal, add tags to the thread to help people find it. I personally am going now to add it to my sig along with the ew member guide that is linked in the op and has been linked in my sig ever since the new member guide was created. I also highly recommend every RC link this thread in there sig as well. I mean the more it is linked the higher the chance is that noobs will find the thread.
[About XDA developers] slipcobber:
I totally agree that post. I'm a new junior member, but I don't want to be a noob. I suggest that everyone new member should be forced to read and agree this post before registration.
[About XDA developers] the_scotsman:
Just so you know, you don't need to be a member to download attachments :)
[About XDA developers] mikef:
Thanks for letting me know, I am sure I read that somewhere but I will change it now. :D
[About XDA developers] Prawesome:
At the early times,xda allowed downloading from attachment only after registration but as the number of members increased,xda noticed that many people just registered to download the attachment they required and never showed up again.Hence,xda allowed downloading attachments without registering so that the number of guys who are not here to stay(something like that) would be reduced.Read this sometime before. :D
[About XDA developers] The-Hulk:
I have added this to my sticky here, lets hope they use this.
[About XDA developers] Fallen Spartan:
Nice guide, I've actually stuck it to this thread

Little tip - No need to spam every forum with the same guide ;). All other threads removed
[About XDA developers] mikef:
Yes sir, I understand after talking to pg101 last night. A number of us RC's just felt that a number of users go directly to their phones forum and tend to stay there, not to this forum and would thus miss it, so we didn't feel it counted as spam in that regard. But we understand and respect your decision. Thank you for stickying it. :D
[About XDA developers] Fallen Spartan:
True, I understand your point, but if we have it in one location, we can direct all new users to the same place and it also helps you if you only have to update one thread, rather than countless others

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You can lead a fool to wisdom but you can't make him think! XDA, mobile wisdom, not a n00b feeding ground!!
[About XDA developers] hopman1:
Noob to noobs

Been a reader/member of xda over a year, but haven't made my first post until today. My advice is follow the guides, use the searc and read the forum thread.

By doing this I have successfully rooted and flashed the Captivate and the Galaxy S II. Even got the latter out of a CWM boot loop.

Slow down, think about your problem and then read some more.

The answer is most likely out there, or you have read it before and just need to remember.
[About XDA developers] T-Macgnolia:
Okay here is my 2 cents for say. This is just plan confusing to me, I can not lie. Ever sense I first joined XDA I have read post of members *****ing about this problem. I have also seen other members get flamed pretty bad over this problem. Now that there is a actual organized effort to subvert this issue some, it is put to a stop???? Just illogical to me.

Now if you see multiple post as spamming the boards, I do apologize for that. But one thread in one location is not enough if the proper steps are not taken. If the one thread method is what is wanted then I suggest this.

One make this a mandatory read for all new members, not just a stickie thread.

Two make this a mandatory subscribed thread for all new members and existing members. Also make it a non removable subscribed thread at least for a year if not never.

Now as time goes by I could probably think of some more to add to this but this is just my initial thoughts. I highly respect all mods and admins but this sort of action toward something that is an effort to help XDA is just not understandable to me.
[About XDA developers] Fallen Spartan:
Tbh, I liked some of your ideas, especially the subscribing new users to specifc threads. I've passed this onto admin/mods for discussion
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Crackking:
Good evening Devs,

I have a small problem with tasker:

I can't activate the option for switching between 2G/3G Network....

So i rooted my Nexus and flashed a custom rom (Android REvolution:D) but it's still not available.

Is there a trick to activate it or do i need an init.d script, i don't know a lot about scripts for android but i will lern it if it's necessary :D

I apologize myself for my grammar errors:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Herman76:
Just tested making a tasker script. Seems to be working.

Add profile - event - screen off

Add task - wait 10 minutes

Add task - mobile data 2g/3g - 2g only

You can add a similar task to turn 3g back on again (or make exit task function).

Swyped on my CM9 Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Crackking:
Nope sorry, it doesn't work..... tried this routine myself to often^^

On XDA is a thread with an Script that makes this possible, but you must flash it etc. and i don't want to flash this.....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=739530

So can't i make a script which switches between 2G and 3G?

Or is it absolutly impossible.... and that is what i'm reading the hole time :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
Juice Defender?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Crackking:
Juice Defender DISABLES the Network, but thats not what i want^^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
I believe there is a 2G option? Haven't used it in a while though, could be wrong.

"Long is the way, and hard, that out of hell leads up to light."
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Herman76:
The tasker script I mentioned earlier works for me.

Swyped on my CM9 Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Oxirane:
Lots of roms have a "Power Savings" feature which can be configured to do this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klaydze:
This should be working because it's working on my N1. I'm using a custom ics rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] easycheese:
Not working for me

Task -> Net -> *Mobile Data 2G/3G , when selected a TOAST appears saying "Sorry, that action is unavailable on your device"

Rooted, stock 4.1.1...anyone know a fix?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RajatPatel:
Try AOKP

AOKP has this option and works well for me....AOKP M5. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Herman76:
Maybe tasker isn't updated for JB yet?

Or Google has made the security around switching harder (like they did with gps).

Swiftkey'ed on my CM9 Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adlx.xda:
Same here, I'm still running stock 4.1.1, I'm wondering if CM9 or ICS AOKP fix that missing feature of the stock rom.

Does CM10 / AOKP JB preview fix it also?

I'm just wondering, in case someone already knows about it.

If not, I guess I'll have to test myself and report.

I really miss that feature, I actually bought Tasker like a week before buying my Galaxy Nexus, I bought it for using that feature on my previous phone, and it's disappointing that stock JB would not provide this setting...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eddablin:
How do I find this in AOKP?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RajatPatel:
Well, this post is quite old and I've changed numerous ROMs till then. This was the feature in AOKP m5 then, but not sure whether it exists in AOKP builds of 4.2.2.....also I am using CM right now and haven't flashed AOKP for a while so I can't assist you on where to find 2G/3G auto toggle. Not sure even it does exist or not. :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eddablin:
Ah no worries. Have read that when 3g signal is good it is actually better to have 3g on as it has low power states. Thanks though. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Godra:
Look for a Cataclysm ROM, it has that option
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[Android Apps and Games] Naxiz:
Nice! Downloading now!
[Android Apps and Games] hv010293:
sure you'll have a cool cover and profile picture :D
[Android Apps and Games] SidekickSquad817:
Won't let me install via package installer when clicked from download bar it brings up HTML viewer or quick office options, how do I install and use??
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d3310n:
If I use a very 3d transmission animation like sphere in go launcher, will this use more resources than the "normal" animation? Or is the "normal" one still rendered the same, just not moving like that?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Baconrules21:
Yea they do. That's why in most ROMs, there is a performance section where it turns off all the 3D renderings and what not to make it faster.
[General Questions and Answers] axel4401:
I have 6 Morphie iPhone battery packs that all charge via mini-USB. They are all dead now, but I want to charge them all. Instead of the hassle of waiting for each one to charge at a time, it would be great to do it all at once. Does anyone know of a product that will allow me to charge 4+ devices at a time? Thanks for any help