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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jcbobeda:
Strange

Well, I bought my first cell phone (Motorola) in 1998 and since then have owned many different models and makes but since I bought the Note in January, I have never been completely satisfied with any phone until now!:D

It is true that with GB I had frequent reboots but since I upgraded to ICS LQ2 two weeks ago I haven't had ANY random reboots or malfunctions whatsoever.

I believe the Note is probably one of the best and most useful phone ever made to date and you probably just have a faulty phone. I am sorry for you :o
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] M3TALLICA:
Another "HIT ME" post by Apple fanboy.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] stiffi2011:
This has to have been a troll post but what the heck I'll humour them.

I have to say the Note has to have had the LEAST problems of any phone I've had. On any platform.

I have flashed and rooted this thing six ways from Sunday and it just keeps chugging along.

I have done my homework and I'm sure that helps but in my mind the Samsung devices are well suited to customization and pretty forgiving to noobs. The Note is just another shining example of that.

Now that I have it set up how I like it I'm very happy. Or at least till the next shiny new beast comes along :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] andreww88:
To the OP: Do you really expect to post something like this and not get all this "hate" from others? You are on the Note forum. So, why don't you sell your Note and go back to your little iPhone world?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] zylor:
Got you reported! Hope this gets closed and you get a warning!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] O_G:
Thread Closed​

I reall cant see how this thread is going to go anywhere but down.​

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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amritttt:
It is really annoying to use vpn in ics because of the password protection lock so is there a way to use swipe lock while vpn services active??
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jowabi:
You don't necessarily need to use a password. I use a vpn with just pattern unlock set.

However, I believe that pattern unlock is the minimum level of security required for vpn access.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amritttt:
Yes i know but i dont want any kind of lock besides the swipe lock.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SneezingUnicorn:
Fix to remove pattern/pin/password requirement for VPN

Hey,

theres a bit of a ghetto work around that i found for this annoying requirement on the new galaxy s 3.

First set up your VPN and the required pattern lock. Then you log in to samsungdive.com and press unlock my screen. This will trick the phone to not use the pattern unlock.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d4fseeker:
Just set your pattern lock to be a straight line from left to right (or right to left) on the bottom-most line.

That's very similar to a swipe lock.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nemo81:
Thats great !!! It's work.

No more password (of any kind) lock for the screen in order to use VPN acces!!

Thanks

Update:

Unfortunately, afther a reboot, there is no way to acces to VPN without setting a pass lock. Any idea how to permanently acces to VPN without the lock screen pass lock?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jimahh:
how about this? "VpnROOT - PPTP - Manager"
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomeli:
Remove password protection lock when use VPN

I have stock rom 4.1.2 (Spain release) on Samsung Galaxy S2. Do this:

- set VPN connection regulary

- set lock pattern

- set backup PIN

- turn off display to lock phone

- press HOME button (phone will ask for pattern now)

- enter WRONG pattern five times

- phone will ask for backup PIN code

- enter CORRECT backup PIN code

...and no more password protection lock when use VPN

:laugh:

Sorry for my English...

greetings from Serbia
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elgarfo:
Searched for a working answer for about an hour. This also works on galaxy note 3 with kitkat 4.4.2.

Gesendet von meinem SM-N9005 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lalithpatil08:
Hey I had set VPN on my Micromax a 108 now I don't know the password and I have entered 3 times wrong password is there any way to reset it.My phone is rooted can I get password from system folders plz reply
[Xperia Play Accessories] neptune:
Just ordered these two items. Smartwatch also comes with 14 day home trial which convinced me to purchase it. The headset just looks absolutely beautiful plus its got a micro sd slot, and since my second pair of HBH-IS800 sony headphone broke they look like the perfect SE replacement. If anyone has purchased any of these I would appreciate some feedback. Have ordered 1-2 day shipping so will feedback once I have recieved them.

http://www.sonymobile.com/gb/products/accessories/smart-wireless-headset-pro/specifications/

http://www.sonymobile.com/gb/products/accessories/smartwatch/
[Xperia Play Accessories] CloudShepherd:
I don't think the headset is compatible with the omtp port on our plays but I assume the watch will work fine!
[Xperia Play Accessories] devi59:
Perfect partners

Live with Walkman™

Xperia™ active

Xperia™ arc

Xperia™ arc S

Xperia™ mini

Xperia™ mini pro

Xperia™ neo

Xperia™ neo V

Xperia™ PLAY

Xperia™ pro

Xperia™ ray

Xperia™ S

Xperia™ X10

Xperia™ X10 mini

Xperia™ X10 mini pro

Xperia™ X8
[Xperia Play Accessories] neptune:
omtp port???

it's a bluetooth headset
[Xperia Play Accessories] Oguz1988:
MW600

I am using the MW600, its work perfect with the Play.
[Xperia Play Accessories] neptune:
Just wanted to give my thoughts on these two devices. the headset first of all is great although not too many applications for the moment. I do like the fact that it reads my text messages and twitter updated but unfortunately music information is not displayed when not using in built music app. expandable memory is a brilliant idea as well making it a stand a lone mp3 player as well. Shame there is no lock button for the buttons and the central button is poorly placed as I often press it when changing tracks. Amazing battery life. 3rd day and still on first charge.

Will comment on the watch shortly...
[Xperia Play Accessories] allandacruz:
I have a smartwatch. Purchased one month ago. The accessory is nice, the touchscreen works great, but in very brightness ambient miss clarity, has some good applications at Google play like:

Wheather widget, stopwatch, Facebook, Twitter, call handling, phonebook, music player widget, and plus...

But, one thing let me frustrated, the watch is so small for me. I think it should be bigger to fit perfectly in my pulse.

Enviado de meu R800i usando o Tapatalk 2
[Xperia Play Accessories] IanPPK:
So what is the difference in the smartwatches capabilities and liveviews, aside from any technical issues? Is the smartwatch just liveliest fixed, or a watch first and foremost? Trying to separate the two apart.
[Xperia Play Accessories] sufy1000:
The smartwatch is just a updated version of the liveview. It looks better and one very important thing is that the Sony Smartwatch does not lose connection as the liveview does.

You can use the Sony Smartwatch as a wristwatch as well. There's a feature in there which allows you to keep the display on and choose from different style clocks.

I'm getting mine tomorrow and I can't wait to use it ! :good::)
[Xperia Play Accessories] IanPPK:
Thanks. I was wondering, does my PLAY support multiple BT devices simultaneously like a headset and a liveview or ftp? I dont have any BT accesories on me right now.
[Xperia Play Accessories] daksha303:
Yes it does. My Smartwatch arrived now, I'm using it with a MW600 headset with no problems at all.
[Xperia Play Accessories] welbongz:
bought mine today. the manual told me to charge it for approximately 2 hours. i think it's been 3 hours already and i still get it to turn on. display just shows full battery. sometimes it loses connection to the pc while charging and just vibrates with sony logo displaying. is this normal? do i just have to wait for it to turn on? how do i know if i can already turn it on?

thanks:(
[Xperia Play Accessories] sufy1000:
Just leave the charger in. You should see a battery indicator.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] MakersMark:
Updated to ICS through Kies, running stock rooted and using default sms (I know, that's my first problem ;) ).

My problem is I'm having to tap the field three or four times to pull up the Swype keyboard..

Didn't see any info on this posted previously so i wanted to see if i was alone on this. Aside from this issue, I'm running pretty smoothly, no lag, no force closures, no random reboots, just finicky Swype..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] djtheraven:
Have you tired another keyboard?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] MakersMark:
Hmmm looks like its not exclusive to Swype, messaging app lags pulling up any keyboard.

I'd gladly switch to handcent, I've just gotten accustomed to being able to pull up my messages from the lockscreen.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] djtheraven:
Yeah i use gosms and disabled the stock messager
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demann18:
I want to know the sizes of view is my app. Most forums say override the onSizeChanged method, but Netbeans isn't finding the method to override like it usually does. How can I get it to?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stlifey:
why not use eclipse? it can quickly find and auto generate the method related code that you mention
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] starnode:
Wrote lots of custom views, and never had any issue with onSizeChanged(). Except that Android can be tricky on you and calling it with height and width set to zero if the layout has not been completed by the inflater (then just wait for another callback with non-zero values.)

Using Eclipse.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demann18:
Alright guys. I'll betray my first Java IDE for Eclipse. =P

I should have done it earlier. This isn't my first problem for not using Eclipse.
[Android General] gentle_giant:
Ola,

If you have seen the dreaded "Insufficient Storage Available" message after an update or even a new download from Google Play

and you tried everything this might help:

"I had this problem a few days back. I fixed mine by running "Lucky Patcher" and then going to the troubleshoot section in the menu and picking "Remove fixes and backups (insufficient storage available"

I copy-pasted the lines above from AndroidCentral. It did fix the problem for me. And I have been spending many, many hours if not days digging through search results to find a solution..

My thanks go to GTAFan9999 on AndroidCentral for pointing me in the right direction.

After installing lucky Patcher some apps that refused to update in the past, updated just fine, I could reinstall Facebook and Whatsapp.

BTW, you will have to google Lucky Patcher, you won't find in on Google Play.
[Android General] umiteks:
Yes

After wasting a day for solution.

Exactly the same issue.

I was wondering why just some apps?

I find myself as the answer, thanks to your assisstance... :)

Thanks...
[Android General] ronaldjanr13:
Super + 1,000,000 =)
[Android General] frooss:
After wasting my time, this is the solution thank you.
[Android General] clozecall:
Thanks a lot, it worked great for me. I tried downloading "Titanium Backup" on my Nexus 7 and got the error message. Simply opening "Lucky Patcher" solved the problem for me. When I opened Lucky Patcher and it was loading the packages it gave me a toast on something like "odexed app cache" or something like that, and it solved the problem. Thanks again.
[Android General] dEris:
Or just clear play store data in settings. Lucky patcher... pfft.
[Android General] lunn84:
Thanks man. Finally, I can get out of this annoying error!!!
[Android General] 4thehalibit:
OMG OMG

OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH I FINALY GOT MY POWERAMP RE INSTALLED IVE BEEN SEARCHING FO RTHIS ANSWER FOR MONTHS WHERE IS THE THANKS BUTTON:good::good::good::D:D:D
[Android General] aouni_tahech:
Wow! Thanks that was easy and helpful!
[Android General] Diarrhea Slushie:
this doesn't work lucky patcher works 100% pfft:p
[Android General] AllGamer:
get a big SD card and install Link2SD, problem solved
[Android General] surinder.oberoi28:
I will try today, I really want to install more apps :)
[Android General] sebbex2x:
Hi, I have a Galaxy Nexus and I have this problem too. I've tried this method (that seems to work for everyone except me), but I don't really get what's suppoused to happen. I press "Remove fixes and backups", but it doesn't really do anything. Nothing happens when I press it except that a box pops up which says something like "Lucky Patcher has been granted bla bla bla". I've checked Setting>Storage, but the problem remains; Only 508MB is available even though I've only used like a third of my 13.33GB.

How come it doesn't work for me?
[Android General] Chillz88:
If this doesnt work ,try to do the manual way ..use root explorer...go to data/app and see of there is any odex file left there which is named similar to the app you cant install due to insufficient space... done...
[Android General] mgrimmenator:
YOU ROCK!

YOU ARE THE FRICKIN MAN, i been trying to find a working solution for this for some time. thanks a million.
[Android General] pizihua:
Thank you：好：
[Android General] LordBattleBeard:
<3 luckypatcher. Was getting this error with one particular app after uninstalling it and then trying to reinstall it, despite having plenty of free memory.

Simply running lucky patcher fixed the problem. Whoever thought lucky patcher is just a piracy app is an idiot. While it can be used for piracy purposes, it has lots more uses :)
[Android General] rashid.fairus:
be sure dont use lucky patcher for "other" thing(respect a paid app's dev)

r4$h1d.f41ru$ xda
[Android General] adrian816:
I've used clockwork mod recovery to set up a 500MB sd-ext partition on an 8GB sdcard and link2sd can create links between internal memory and that partition on the sdcard. The apps are installed on the card but their files appear to be on the internal memory. The updated version of google play refuses to install on the sdcard in the usual way but link2sd has moved it to the sd-ext partition on the card and it works fine.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EmilioEstevez:
Apologies if this is answered elsewhere but I've been looking around the forums and a lot of information/posts from people seem to conflict or the information is only valid for X kernel or Y kernel etc and it can still be a little overwhelming even after lots of nice people have posted guides.

I bought a German Note about a month ago and upgraded to 4.0.3 through the devices own update method (I have not flashed any ROMs on this device), leaving me on XX-LPY. I have since rooted the device, and did not perform any kinds of wipes doing this, this was the only time I even used CWM, I havent booted into CWM since (or used any of the normal recovery features).

The device has been working fine for around a week, I've restarted it several times without issue. However today after restarting it gets stuck on the Samsung logo and will not boot properly. The only thing I have used root for is to uninstall Kies and the SNS Push stuff (which seemed to save me a lot of battery life) and install ad-free android. I also installed the Carbon Tweaks app and applied the Carbon Booster stuff along with the Beats Audio and Bravia Engine stuff (nothing else).

I am able to get into recovery mode however I seem to be unable to put it into download mode (Edit: finally got it to do it once, wont do it every time though) so I have a few questions:

Can anyone tell me if its ruined or why its doing this?

Is it safe to just factory reset/wipe cache through normal android recovery (not CWM?).

Is it safe to try to flash another ROM through CWM (I'm on XX-LPY) and if so which one is safe for me to flash?

Is it safe to try to flash through Odin and if so which ROM should I flash?

I really dont care about the data on it or wiping it w/e. I just dont want to turn it into a paperweight if I can help it.

Thanks :)

Edit: Also if it makes any difference, this is the method I used to root the device:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20963730&postcount=3
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warfareonly:
Nope, don't go around flashing stuff with CWM on that device.Also, you can't wipe as that may trigger the MMC_CAP_ERASE causing superbrick.Judging by what you say you've done, I'd say I don't know why it happened but it isn't ruined.

You can try to flash a stock GB rom of your country by following dr.ketan's guide in the dev section and then rooting it (if you want).Alternatively,you could just take it to a Samsung service center as there is no yellow triangle.But I'd try to flash the GB rom as flashing a stock kernel via PC Odin doesn't increase the flash counter.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Riel:
My Note has got the ICS update, but with this last (dutch) update the phone cannot connect automatically with my car. Even when I connect manual, it will turn off bluetooth for a split second or loose connection again. Very frustrating and just not working.

Flashing back to GB solves this issue. But I saw that my GB rom has 3 files one of them is RADIO. Is it possible to flash the whole ICS rom again, and then flash only the GB radio?

Or is this asking for trouble? Or has radio nothing to do with Bluetooth?
[HTC One V] bOkz:
Hello Guys,

The title says my question. Hope somebody can help me out.

I'm about to root and unlock my HTC One V however I wanted first to know if there's a way to go back to stock (meaning the current state when i bought the phone i.e. locked and unrooted)

Thanks and more power!

Oh well nevermind. I found the tuts.
[HTC One V] maxwen:
Hi

Just for "others" who might "find" this :)

These are actually to steps

-Apply RUU

-Relock bootloader

fastboot oem lock

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1706070

After that your device is again "stock"

BUT the header in the bootloader will always say "Relocked"

There is no way to get it back to the original "Locked"

Regards

max
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] The Root:
Easy answer, only flash roms and stuff from EL29 rom with EL26 kernel. Yes, it means it's harder to preserve data, but you will preserve your phone. Read the directions slowly. Not being condescending, but even I will miss a step rushing through at times. Use Qbking77's videos. He takes the time to make them so you don't have to have issues. Feel free to join our forum where he and any of us can help in an environment where you don't have to worry about getting flamed or ridiculed if XDA requires a thicker skin than you're used to. Otherwise, feel free to ask questions. It took me 8 months to first root and rom my Old Epic.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] someguyatx:
Hey Bruce I think we all got the Danger message. Just be smart and if a developer has directions then follow them. I've probably flashed this phone a hundred times in 5 months and many others have flashed a lot more. If there is a doubt then don't flash, read, watch, ask first. Here is some required reading http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1525495

Basically the easiest safest place to start with an ICS rom would be with one of sfhubs one clicks. Here is the most recent http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1705730

Next when you are ready to update your kernel use this (Option D for ICS kernels) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1342728

After you play with the stock ICS for a bit then start poking around the various roms. There are lots of options. Based on recent comments I would stay away from AOKP and CM9 as a noob.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] The Root:
My order of event

1. Nandroid current setup

2. One click to EL29 rooted

3. Use sftools to push EL26 cwm by Chrisg41

4. Flash new modem

5. Reboot

6. Wipe using Calk full wipe

7. Flash desired ROM

8. Odin agat recovery (touchwiz roms only)

9. Flash inverted apps

10. Rebuild and debloat as desired
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ravaged Pheonix:
I know it has already been mentioned, but qbking77 has the best videos for a noob. Going to ICS is usually safe. Going back to gingerbread or switching between ICS roms is where you can easily get into trouble. Go to qbkings YouTube page and watch the videos.

Then watch them again.

Then watch them AGAIN.

specifically the ones about using mobile Odin. Personally I recommend rujelus22's blu kuban . Watch the install video and follow step by step and you will be fine. Just be patient and you will learn a lot by doing. If you are unsure,ask before doing something. This is a great community and everyone is very willing to help. Just ask.

Sent from my ridiculously long named phone while firing up a Blu Kuban ---

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[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] yoo0angg:
It took me over 5 months to root and flash my E4GT when I got it. I agree with these 2 guys that you should watch QBKing77's videos. He is very helpful with his reviews as well as install instructions. Not sure which Rom to flash ? Watch his reviews and see which one appeals to you most. Once you find your desired rom he will give you step by step instructions on how to do so. Also, mobile odin, I dont use mobile Odin ... there is just something about it that does not sit well with me ... I always use a normal Odin3 v1.85 .. I am running the AOKP rom and I absolutely love it. I would like you to be aware that almost all ICS roms are still buggy and you may need some work arounds i.e. MMS, Video recorder, Voicemail etc. but if you follow the threads the questions are always asked and solutions are always posted. I flashed AOKP build 39 last night and the MMS was not functional. By this afternoon, there was a work around posted and MMS is fully functional. What I have noticed is that in most roms your video recorder will not record in HD. But 480p SD will work just fine.

You should not be scared, but be careful. Always read and follow instructions EXACTLY and do not deviate. I would also suggest that you do not preserve your data as a fresh clean install always works best. Best of luck.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] iniz94:
Use sfhub's autoroot packages to root (root just means giving yourself elevated permission levels that are usually blocked by the phone company) your phone. then use his other package that automatically installs CWM to your phone. Use this stock CWM5 (for EL26 or EL29) to flash an ICS ROM. Make sure it is stock... so the hat and the cog or whatever are both there as the logo. Don't use Rogue Recovery or anything custom to flash.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] peanut1596:
Bruce, I'm gonna take the time to write out as much as possibly can to help you, through a private message when I get the chance to do so on a computer. It may be a day or 2 before I can because I've got a pretty busy schedule the next couple days, but I assure you, by the end of our conversation, you will have as much of an understanding of all the lingo and knowledge as I do. The best advice to give to you, or anybody, is to be VERY PATIENT with everything that you do. As far as the gotbrickbug app, yes, all of us have it. Just don't be hasty with anything, and don't be afraid to ask when you are unsure of anything no matter how "n00b" are or aren't.

You'll be hearing from me soon.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ravaged Pheonix:
We were all noobs once. Post your questions, because I guarantee there is someone else looking for the sane answer who is to scared to ask. And don't worry if its been asked before. People get too damn touchy about the search feature.

Sent from my ridiculously long named phone while firing up a Blu Kuban ---

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