yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] smiro2000:
as i suspected after clean wipe and reinstall all apps are working properly.

I will update this thread if the problem comes back after a week or so of use like it has in the past.

Thank you for your help :good:
[HTC One X] ninelo:
I am afraid you've got a hardware bug similar that I have and one guy else.

I do not want to disappoint but it seems the problem will come back soon.

Please if you will catch an apps crashing again follow my thread and post your story to update the topic and keep it actual.

May be if we collect more people suffering of this problem, someone can find a solution.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] arcatarc:
See here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1723749
[Xperia Arc Android Development] datagubben:
Thats a good mod/fix, atleast my facebook is blinking blue now but I havent tried the other (Gmail, SMS) yet. Thanks a lot! :highfive:
[HTC Rezound] Kiersten_Kress:
how do I get rid of Sense and use the native ICS launcher?

or has the native ICS launcher been removed by HTC?

basically, I want to have the same ICS user interface as the Galaxy Nexus.

but I do NOT want to use those third-party launchers found in the Google

Play store....

thanks!
[HTC Rezound] heleos:
Nova and apex in the Google play store are based off of the stock ics launcher with added features, so you should try one of those out
[HTC Rezound] blestsol:
Not going to happen that way. The native Google launcher is gone. Best bet is senseless with a third party.

ReZound
[HTC Rezound] EtherBoo:
Unfortunately, you can't. HTC replaces the home launcher APK with their own Sense launcher and changes the default to launch Sense as opposed to the native launcher.

The only way you can get the native launcher is to use something similar to Apex or Nova. Both are very similar, but both have slight differences that makes them distinguishable to the user. I prefer Apex :-).

I understand that's not the route you want to take, but unfortunately, it's the only way to get a resemblance to stock.
[HTC Rezound] kzoodroid:
The native launcher wouldn't have been ICS anyways but GB assuming your running stock and not the ICS leak. There was a way of doing it on the old Incredible, deleting Rosie.apk or something, I've done it once before but not recently. I wasn't even aware that HTC had started removing the stock android launchers from their devices.

Edit: I actually think I removed it on my Eris and not the Incredible as HTC does appear to have removed vanilla android from the phones starting about that time.
[HTC One X] Ibroe:
Hi does any one know if the HOX has voice command without having to use stuff like vlingo.
[HTC One X] dr9722:
If you mean voice recognition then yes Android has had this feature since day 1 however if you mean personal assistant then no, you will need to download an App from the PlayStore.
[HTC One X] 1earful:
using the google widget mike, the my hox will respond to commands such as call and text to contacts already in the system (i admit i haven't tried it with anyone not in my contacts list). if you say go to or open, it will bring up a menu of choices, some of which are mind boggling. the call function responds very quickly, however, and seems to be quite efficient.
[HTC One X] Moadeeb77:
Not tested it? Since i switched from iphone to HOX I have been nothing but disappointed in the voice control. The headset button long press is non existent?

The headset is supposed to be a handsfree device!!! So why can't you hold the button and make a call?

If I met the HTC exec that thought it was a good idea to disable that feature I'd beat him to a pulp - and yes i have read that they chose to disable it!!!

I don't want a third party app. I don't want a bluetooth headset.

I want to use the phone like I have used every other iphone or HTC I have owned before!

Now if people are saying their headphones button works then taking mine back to shop.

This is such a simple feature, why disable it? It feels like the they took away my civil rights the retards.
[HTC One X] Freddy1X:
Stick to iPhone if you want SIRI..

For me, I used Speaktoit Assistant to help me arrange things..If you don't wanna use third party app, don't use it..i don't have any better words..
[HTC One X] Moadeeb77:
I don't want Siri - i just want working voice dialling without having to go and buy a blue-tooth headset which I constantly need to charge.

I actively support third party apps - but this is something that should be smartphone users god given right! A simple voice dial!!!!

If someone has a confirmed app that works with HOX then I will buy it!
[HTC One X] scointer:
Whats wrong with google search if you just want voice dialling or sending a tex..
[HTC One X] nibbleart:
all of android phone have voice command.But it doesnt looks like siri.you can try it when write a message.Just say something.Your phone can write it auto
[HTC One X] Moadeeb77:
Why do people not get it?

Ok this is the scenario-

You are walking down the street, on your bike or in the car. You need to make a call - you long-press the headset button and you hear a beep. You say the name and type of phone you want to call either mobile or office etc and away you go.

How hard is this to understand - its called hands free dialling. Iphones have done this from day 1 and my htc Desire HD could do this but not the amazing One X?????

And for the last time I don't want bloody siri. I just want to voice dial. How hard can it be????????????????????

I don't want to see the phone or have to touch it. Cyberon voice commander almost does this but it wakes the phone up to do it. So then I have to take the phone out of my pocket and lock the screen again. Or better yet, the call gets ended because its in my pocket and the wrong button gets pressed.

Am I really the only person out there that wants to make a handfree - legal when driving - call???? :crying:
[HTC One X] DanRZ:
Hello, when you open the phone keyboard you have a microphone.

Touch it and say the name of the person you want to call ...

That will do what you need, i think.

Just don't know how to do that on "one click", and the microphone button is quite small ...
[HTC One X] Moadeeb77:
Really? That kind of makes no sense as I don't want to have to touch my phone.

In the UK you get fined and 3 points on your driving license for using your phone when driving unless you are using a proper hands free kit.

This is the sort of thing that will always keep android in second place - no class!!
[HTC One X] DanRZ:
In france, it's the same. Law is quite severe with the "hand used phones in car" here too ( 4 points and 90 € ).

But, from here, if the phone is on a "hard" support linked to the dashboard or the windshield,

it won't be considered as a illegal use of phone in a car. Lot of persons looks to ignore that ...

Don't know how it is in UK but there is a chance it is the same as here ...

;)

The only systems i know that don't need any "touch action" are the embedded systems in the cars,

like parrot systems or car brand "stock" systems and to be honest i think there is still a "call button" ...

On a phone, you will always have to touch it to activate the voice recognition.

For understandable battery lifetime reason, the phone won't stay alert on microphone unless you make an app or an action that do so.

For example TapTapTap activates the proximity sensor permanently to unlock the phone by a movement on the proximity sensor.

That app surely drains the battery even in sleep mode ...

And how do you won't call somebody by inadvertency if voice recognition is working "alone" ?

You will need a shutdown "voice call" button ... and so need to touch your phone :D

PS : I like to touch my HOX as much as possible, so sweet screen ;)
[HTC One X] Moadeeb77:
Just put the latest icey Jelly bean 4.1.1 and surprise surprise the voice dialing works on the headset.

Obviously htc have seriously messed with the phone and ruined the voice dialing. At last I can keep my phone and stop regretting not getting an iphone.

Go Android!!!!! :)
[HTC One X] mzr5kc:
Hand Free calling with Bluetooth headset

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Is it true that the HTC One X+ (or any HTC One phone) ? We know how to use the microphone and the voice search to do voice calling, but the main issue is we want to be able to use a bluetooth earpiece with mic to make a call. My husband rides a motorcycle and wears his headset to pickup incoming calls, but can't tell the phone through the earpiece to call someone. He has to pull over to the side of the road and use the voice commands on the phone. Is there a third-party application that we can use to allow him to tell the phone to call or text someone from the bluetooth head piece (in this case the motorola oasis)??? Is Android or HTC fixing this?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] arcatarc:
See here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1723749
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Elessar76:
Working perfect on JJHybrid copying only servicer.jar.

Great work!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Akath19:
Just wanted to the report the same thing!!

Although email notification seems to be pulsing a little bit too fast, haven't tried the others yet.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nhan Lam:
I'm going to buy a Nexus S. I see there are couple versions and I don't know which one should I choose.

Those questions are about GSM version : GT-I9020A and GT-I9020T

What are the differences between 2 version ?

Which one can I use on T-Mobile ? (Does it support 3G / 4G ?)

Is it possible to get (official) Jelly Bean on Nexus S ?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tjackbjorn:
i9020 have an amoled screen, and i9023 have a slcd screen. Nexus S 4G supports 4g ;) not the other ones :)

Sent from a sandwich using my Nexus S
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chronophase1:
There's no word on JB from what I've seen yet for the NS. Just wait and see. You want the 9020t version for TMo. The 9020a is the AT&T variant.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beddamade1:
Can you change the Modem

If you get a AT&T model can you install the T-Mobile modem on it and still get 4G service?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chronophase1:
Honestly don't know. I know my friend has an old iPhone from AT&T, but he can only use 2G because the 3G bands or whatever are different. I'd assume it would be the same for the Nexus S. But like I said, I don't have a solid answer for it.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] albundy2010:
No.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] arcatarc:
See Here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1723749
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] 1SiK1500:
Please share you first thoughts on the phone and software.. Also let us know if you picked it up opening morning; Was it busy? Was it worth it?

Im curious to see some Benchmarks and Network speed test? !:D:D
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] kelmerp:
It'd almost too thin. I will definitely be getting a case for this. Or maybe an extended batter and a case.

The power button is too small/difficult to press. Probably just needs some getting used to. The back and menu button light up and go away so when you're looking at the phone you don't actually see them. this will probably also take some getting used to, but it does make the phone look minimal.

The screen looks huge and is very sharp. Like crazy sharp. There's a widget called Media Hub on by default and inside it are 3 little movie posters or box art covers and they are just incredibly sharp.

I have fairly large hands, but wouldn't want to use this if my hands were any smaller perhaps.

T-Mobile didn't have any accessories. They really weren't prepared for this launch.

update: The included headset seems decent. I was slightly miffed that the GS2 didn't include a headset since, the bulk pricing on them is like 5 cents. The only "but" is it has an always-tangle cord. Why do they even make these anymore? Flat, non-tacky/sticky cord would have been too much to ask for?

update: it did offer me the 50GB of free dropbox which some other carriers opted out of for some reason
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] 1SiK1500:
Where are you located? Where did you pick it up? What color? Gb?How responsive is it? Sorry for the questions! Just eager to know!!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] kelmerp:
I live in Chicago. I was told 5 of our area stores got it in stock. ~75 phones per store. The store I went to was around 51st and Pulaski. I had called yesterday and a nice young girl put me on a list. My wife (who happened to be on staycation this week) showed up and picked it up for me.

The only one they have is the blueish pebble color, 16GB in stock. I don't think I would have paid $50 for the extra 16GB even if I had the option. I ordered a 64GB microSD (SDXC or whatever its called) for $50 from Amazon, but Newegg has them for even cheaper.

Not sure how to answer the responsiveness question since my "old" Galaxy S2 was quite responsive. Her line was eligible for upgrade also, so I gave her my GS2 and she gave me the GS3. Everything is pretty much instantaneous.

I would say going from a GS2 to a GS3 the only thing that really jumps out at me so far is the screen. It is incredibly sharp. The phone is also crazy thin.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] FreydNot:
I got mine at one of the Southcenter mall locations (about 10 miles south of Seattle). I got there 45 minutes before opening and the place was a ghost town. They opened the doors 10 minutes before opening time and there was no crowd at all. I walked right up to a sales person and purchased the phone.

T-Mobile made sure to point out (and require my initials in acknowledgement) the $50 restocking fee. That will probably keep me from returning the 16GB within my buyers remorse period and getting a new 32GB.

They only had the blue 16GB phone so that is what I got. I would have purchased the 32GB version if they had it. My previous phone is a Galaxy S1 running Slim ICS. The new touchwiz is taking a little getting use to, but it's not bad. I'm enjoying learning about the new face detect and motion jesture features. Seems like they might come in handy.

I'm stumped trying to connect my PC to the phone in mass storage mode. My only choices are media mode or camera mode. Neither are very fast. Windows is telling me it will take 5+ hours to move 7.5GB of data (that took about 10 minutes to copy from my old device).

I came to XDA today to see if anyone had made a rooting guide. I need to get adfree installed and Titanium backup would be nice to have so I could restore data from a small handful of apps.

EDIT: It was also interesting that debugging mode is enabled by default. That doesn't seem normal.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] tennandcoz1:
No worth the price.going back to my sgII.It's not that much better at all.I feel like a sucker to tell the truth.getting my money back.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] FreydNot:
Enjoy the $50 restocking fee :eek:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] swehes:
Install a server that can handle SAMBA/CIFS and install AndSMB on your phone. Then transfer files that way. it is pretty sweet, especially if you are running N on your wireless router.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Babydollll:
Debugging mode was also enabled by default on my One X (int version)

It's definitely something I wasn't expecting
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Docavelli:
I got mine around noon today in Indianapolis. I wasn't excepting them to get them. I don't think they were either.

Coming from a G2X, I'm really liking it so far.

*The screen is very nice, especially when watching videos.

*It's light but it feels nice in the hand. I don't have really big hands but I find it easy to use one-handed. It helps that Samsung puts their power button on the side of the phone.

*It's fast and smooth. I just got all of my apps and widgets loaded and no noticeable lag yet.

Gonna play some more and report back.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] 1SiK1500:
So far hows T-Mobile network working with it? Do they have Visual voicemail and wifi calling?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] imsohungover:
yes they do. I havent had much time to mess with my phone yet but one thing that bugs me is the Email App. you can't multi-select email and mark as read, only for mark as unread, deleting and move to another folder. Will test out other things later.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] harrij4:
Here's a question that I haven't seen answered - hopefully it's not a stupid one.

One of the things I've really enjoyed about my G2 is the deep integration of Google Voice. It's like having a dual sim phone.

Has Samsung limited that integration with Touchwiz? Overall, how well-integrated is Google Voice?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] afbengochea:
It looks like the same setup for the gs3. I was able to set my main messages app to use for google voice. So I don't even have to go into the voice app to send a text message
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Tweezydak1d:
We need root
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] eff0rtless:
Picked up phone at 9am at t-mobile in bellevue. 4G seems spotty for me so far..

display is nice and big though. Device is super light. Enjoying it so far
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] tennandcoz1:
Better than the full price I paid.Its just not that much better than the gsII.so for me to spend that kind of money it better blow my mind.But good luck.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] polo045:
I'm from Philly, my phone is the bomb. It's ultra responsive, just like ios, Touchwiz is way better, feels more refined for ics. I'm thoroughly impressed by Samsung for getting it.

Sent from Another Galaxy to the 3rd. Power.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gforceriders:
Hey I was at Bellevue Square to. bright and early. What time were you there?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Vibrant03:
i think the reason for removing the mass storage mode is because of kies air.. samsung wants us to use the software..
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] eff0rtless:
I was the one who strolled in around 8:55 before they started letting us in. Had my work ipad with me. super happy with my s3 the more I use it!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Docavelli:
Confusing. :confused:

I moved 6 gb of stuff from the phone to my pc in about 15 mins.

To add to my previous post.

*Love S pad. Sent a hand drawn note to my gf while she was at work earlier. Big time points!

*While I don't like the Touchwiz UI, I love the TW goodies.

*Data is great outside of my house (not horrible inside but not as fast). But that's not the fault of the phone. My house is like the Bermuda triangle.

I only have a couple of issues.

*The phone gets really hot at the bottom during what I think is normal usage. Makes me think of that guy with the intl' unit that apparently caught fire.

*I have a voice mail notification that won't clear from the notification pulldown. :confused:

Overall I really like the phone. Can't wait to discover what else it can do.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ickster:
So far so good. I'm really liking mine. It's the blue 16gb one. I like the keyboard. The cap key is in the corner unlike the one s which is to the right of the space key.

I like that the back/menu buttons only light up when you touch them. I'm used to it already. Sent a text with an attached pic and it was smooth and intuitive.

I like the form factor a lot. Thought it would feel clunky like the SII but it's not. Slim and light feeling. And I like the blue finish, it almost looks like metal.

Like I said, So far so good.

Still charging. I'[ll be installing some tunes on my 32GB card and checking the wifi later.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gharris040604:
I'm in line now and they have quite a few left. Burnsville MN
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] eff0rtless:
LOL i'm right there with you.. I may try deleting my vmails now to see if I can get it to go away..
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jpone7:
I had this problem too, just leave yourself a voicemail, then from your SGS3 call your voicemail and listen to it, erase it and it should go away...worked for me atleast:good:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Docavelli:
How do you leave yourself a VM?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
call your self.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] FiveOhFox:
I had to clear data in the phone app for it to go away. Under settings> application manager
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Docavelli:
:o

As you can tell, I've never done that. Didn't know you could. I worked though.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bblanski:
Just got one from there a few hours ago
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Kilroy672:
I have neither the GS2 or GS3. I want the 3 and my wife wants the S2. I have seen the 2 many times in person and played it as well. For those who haved both or can compare both, do you recommend the 2nd or the 3rd as a first time Galaxy buyer? My heart is on the S3, but it may be too much with my upgrade, unless I wait a month or so when our contract is ready for our upgrade maybe the price will drop after the hype and all 4 carriers have them. Also how does the Pebble look in perosn compaired to the white?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] LDKnight:
Quadrant Score?

has Anyone run a Quadrant who cant post a pic of the results or just the results??
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gforceriders:
Sweet! I was the guy on the motorcycle. Yea the phone is off the hook just need root and some dope rooms.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] FiveOhFox:
Go big or go home. S3 is a far superior device. And I was convinced I'd get the white but the blue is pretty enough for me. I'll be keeping this one for a while.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Docavelli:
Ran one .

XDA Mobile
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] CitrixLemon:
The S3 for sure, I bought the first Galaxy S (Vibrant) towards the end of its product cycle and although I enjoyed the phone, I regretted it since the 4G version came out shortly after I bought it, and the GS2 a little after that. The GS2 is still selling for $200 right now so I'd spend the extra $80 to have one of the best smartphones on the market right now, rather than buy something that's already outdated. T-Mobile has an interesting tiered structure to let you upgrade easier, so even if it's a little more than the normal upgrade price I still think it's worth it. I went in hoping to get the white, but they only had the pebble blue. I hadn't seen either of them in person before, only pictures and videos but there was a guy in a Samsung t-shirt showing it off and I liked it a lot better than I thought I would. It's a little more reserved than the full white which is nice.

Also here's a speed test, HSPA+ Seattle.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Kilroy672:
Thanks for the advice and info. I will kepp that in mind when we are ready for our upgrade. :)

---------- Post added at 08:53 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:51 PM ----------

How is the battey life after 1 days use? Good or bad?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] cashyftw:
I love it! I played with the demo for about 20 seconds or so, the screen is just so crisp, and perfect. I'm getting the white one though, I don't like the blue as much, and didn't really have an option to get blue..
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] fatboy547:
Hows gps lock?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Kilroy672:
Nice review. You have me sold. What do you mean by" Also, I had a really hard time hearing while on the phone (and I have really good hearing). Is it hard to hear the other person when they are speaking to you on your end? Other than that phone sounds impressive.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] FiveOhFox:
Right out of the store, I got a lock in about 10 seconds. Might have been less.

Later today, at my house, got a lock instantly.

GPS is perfect.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] afbengochea:
Glad to see you here. I loved your gingersnap. Hope to see your magic if you get a chance to do so
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] uoY_redruM:
Yeah, I had a hard time hearing the other person....like the audio was just low. I even used the "Trinity Tool Kit" using Trinity kernel on the Galaxy Nexus and did the audio boost and it was still terrible.

The GSIII is impressive with the audio quality while over the air (in a phone call).