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[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] lacrossev:
i'm also using a Samsung HS3000, everything hardwired behind the dash and battery disconnected for power on/off with the cigarette lighter's supply. Wired a second 2 port cigarette lighter to the hot wire of the factory cig, then grounded nearby on its own ground to avoid any ground loop issues. Ran both wires to my glove compartment and velcro'ed the unit to the ceiling.

I haven't tried the mic as my headunit has BT phone profile but no A2DP, upgraded from a parrot MKi9100 as i found with my OG Evo trying to do flac over BT it loses considerable quality over a wired solution. If you want both phone and music capability the parrot line might work but the Apt-X on the HS3000 or the stereoclip is superb. I thinks someone mentioned that with the stereoclip it does not pass audio to the headunit when calls come in and instead takes the call over the phone's speakerphone. The HS3000 does however have a mic and will take the call over the headunit and using it's internal mic.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] donatom3:
I am was in your situation as well but I couldn't find a hard wired car kit that had apt-x codec built in, plus none could touch the hs3000 on price. I just opened the back of my hs3000 and disconnected the battery then went onto my Bluetooth settings and clicked on the hs3000 and unchecked use for headset so it only connects for audio.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ilusnforc:
I was also looking to go this route. My Prius has a 12V socket and an AUX jack inside the center console so I wanted some sort of bluetooth receiver that was not battery powered. The 12V socket in the car is only active when the car is on so the bluetooth receiver would automatically power on when the car is and allow the phone to sync. Such a device just doesn't seem to exist and I've given up the search.

I just stopped by the Sprint store today and picked up the Sprint EVO LTE car dock and the HTC car stereo clip and got 20% off so total for the two was about $75 before tax. The instructions said it needed to be charged for two hours out of the box so i connected the car dock and the HTC stereo clip both into my dual USB port 12V adapter. I did get some ground loop feedback from the HTC stereo clip being plugged in but when the music was playing it sounded great. Definitely not as much ground loop noise as playing over the 3.5mm audio cable from the phone while plugged in and charging.

I'm going to order the ProClip center mount for my car and get a ball mount adapter for it to use with the car dock because the slope of the windshield puts the phone out of reach. Hopefully with the ProClip center mount the phone might get some air from the vent to cool it down too, I've never felt it as hot as it was in the car dock!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] edboston:
I have the same issue with the phone in the window getting hot. Wish I had gotten the white version. :-)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Kcarpenter:
You may not want to spend the money, but honestly its well worth buying an after market head unit with built in bluetooth. Picked up my wife's bt equipped pioneer from Walmart for $145. Great investment.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] edboston:
What is a head unit? Are you talking about a head set?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] njfoses:
A head unit is an aftermarket car stereo.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] edboston:
That is not always an option these days. With all the "intelligence" in some cars, they put it in the radio. My 2006 Impala put all the controls in the radio so you can't just replace it. And if you have the aux port already, a unit like the HTC stereo clip is cheaper and easier to install.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Kcarpenter:
The cars radio.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Kcarpenter:
I've yet to come across a vehicle its impossible to replace one in that's not brand new. It can be a little difficult, but there's always a way. Stereo clip is definitely probably cheaper and easier, but not the best solution IMO.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] RudyP:
I just got an Alpine 135bt head unit. It has built in bluetooth and a wired mic. It's worked really well with the EVO thus far. Easy to install as well.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] svrlg:
I own a 2010 Impala LT (no BOSE) (so I have virtually the same body style and features as the 2006) and I installed a Kenwood KDC-BT852HD and a Metra GMOS-100 all-in-one interface. With this set up, my phone connects over blue tooth for audio and talking on two different channels so that I can take calls on the deck even if I'm listening to the regular radio. It also has a broken as hell pandora function.

Not only that, but the interface kit allows for all the stock bells and whistles to continue to work. My door Chimes, remote start, blinker, and steering wheel controls all work just fine.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] edboston:
I just did a quick look up of these two items and found them on Amazon. The radio was $163 and the adapter was $229! So you are suggesting spending almost $400 and modifying your car when you can accomplish the same thing for $60 without making any modifications? The OP only wanted to use his phone as an MP3 player. While replace the factory radio can be done, I was just trying to point out it was not as simple as the other solutions presented.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] svrlg:
Obviously, you don't need to spend that much on a deck - I just wanted a really nice deck and I had some specific requirements.

As far as I'm concerned, having stock track and volume control at my fingertips on the steering wheel while listening to pandora over blue tooth is totally worth it.

See also: track info on the dash over blue tooth.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Kcarpenter:
Sure you can do it for $60, but you will be much more satisfied if you've got the cash to spare.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] lookout4theyeti:
I posted this up a while ago. Not sure if its what your looking for but I made a write up

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=903264

Integrate Bluetooth audio from phone to car audio
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] dmacias:
The Samsung hs3000 is by far the best I've tried and for $30 there is nothing that could compare. I tried a few different Bluetooth addon kits and all were missing some frequencies esp low end. I'm not an audiophile but it was very noticeable. I have the Sprint car dock up high by the rear view mirror out of the sun and ran the power cord (which is the Sprint one with the extra usb which I use for the hs3000) under the molding to the glove box. I have an eclipse 5 channel amp in the trunk which I ran rca's to the glove box from.

Also I use Carhome Ultra and Poweramp for music and Tune in radio. The Htc car app was nice but way to laggy esp when you start it and stop it. Basically I get in my car and plug it in the dock and music starts almost instantly.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] s4pat:
i got one of these from tiger direct last week for $15.

they are currently out of stock.

its working well for me as a BT hands free and music player. it has aux in and out jacks too.

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=7195084
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] KEYofR:
iSimple makes kits that connect in-line to factory stereos, but it's highly dependant on what year and what factory options are in your car.

For instance in my case I have a Saturn Sky that has factory XM radio and OnStar and steering wheel audio/onstar buttons. iSimple and PAC-Audio (seem to be same or related company) has a special wiring harness that goes in between the factory wiring and the factory stereo, then a special box with a computer in it connects to that new wire. That box speaks the same language as the rest of the car, basically joining the cars CANBUS network. Then they have varios kinds of modules and adapters you can connect to that gateway box, like an ipod adapter (full 2way data adapter where you can control the ipod from the factory radio controls) or as in my case a bluetooth adapter that supports both headset/handsfree phone and media/a2dp. Once it's all plugged in, the factory radio displays BT as one of the sources and shows bluetooth call controls and info on itcs display and the steering wheel buttons and factory radio buttons control the bluetooth. No new non-factory parts or wires are visible anywhere except the microphone. (sadly, it can't use the factory onstar mic!)

But you have to go to the isimple site and enter your cars make and model and see what they have if anything. All that stuff I just described was special for a certain range of GM cars and it required that my car already have factory XM and/or OnStar in order be able to insert the new functions using the same interface somehow.

They have several other kits that work with other makes and models and years of cars, but I wouldn't know if yours is supported.

Depending on what kind of factory radio you have, it may be a lot simpler to just get a new aftermarket head unit (head unit is the box in the dash with the radio & cd player in it and the controls on front. The point of the term is to distinguish from other audio parts like an amplifier that may be separate etc)

Aftermarket head unit has bluetooth built-in and is simpler to get working than adapter kits like mine. But then you have an ugly radio in your dash. I have seen very few aftermarket head units that had the features I want that made any attempt to be understated or blend in. Jangling flashy bling boxes ugh...
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] pwr2wh8:
here's a relatively cheap bluetooth audio receiver. i don't think it has memory to pair with multiple devices, but for the price you can't complain.

can't post links since i'm a newbie, but go to dealextreme and browse "120198"
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] thedguy:
I did this as well. It all runs off of 5v IIRC so I just made a simple usb adapter for power. The problem with this unit is it doesn't have the power to get much volume, and it's noisy. Even on the crappy stereo in my other car it made the audio absolutely terrible.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] donatom3:
One thing to remember very few head units and adapters support the new apt-x protocol which offers much higher bit rate over bluetooth.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] iliketoys:
I didn't really have any issues with the free app but upgraded to pro after reading about people using TuneIn as their alarm clock wake up.

1. Has anyone set this up as their alarm and how?

2. Anyone notice the app drawing way more battery life. Also, now when I unplug the headphones when listening, it now continues to play through the phone speakers when it used to stop playing before.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] nugzo:
Unfortunately this is one of those strange cases when id rather have the free app vs the paid. I have the paid tune in but dont use it because the car app only uses the lite or free version. What does pro give us, favorites?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] iliketoys:
Yeah, I think I'm just going to use the lite version.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] JeepFreak:
I use the pro version for hours and hours everyday with very few issues. I use it with my Bluetooth headphones though, and I don't use the alarm feature.

Billy
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] basserson:
Can't speak for battery usage (still running in my HOX) but just figured out the alarm setting - it's far from obvious!

When viewing a station full screen, swiping toggles through a carousel of pages: the options page with alarm & sleep timer is 2 swipes to the left. Just tested it and worked perfectly, though you'd need to leave a data connection on overnight or schedule it with something like Tasker. HTH
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] brackman86:
hello, since I have the i777 s2 galaxy want to install a custom rom. but always I have the same problem, when the screen goes ... I have to reboot the phone. sorry for my bag english.. tnx
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] SeanHacker:
What? The screen goes....???? What do you need help with dude?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] clay101eve:
This is off zero use to anyone who might even try to help...

More details:

What are you trying to do?

What EXACTLY (every step) have you already done?

Did you read anything from galaxyS2root? FORGET IT!

Clay
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] brackman86:
when the screen turns off. The phone too
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] brackman86:
hi, when I do the root to mobile .. zedomax use kernel or Syan ... install a custom room, the mobile starts correctly after applying the wipes ... but when the screen turns off ... the cell phone dies and I have to reboot
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Eternalty:
Way to go zedomax...another problem caused by that website...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] clay101eve:
... Wtf ...

Clay
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] votinh:
zedomax/galaxys2root's victims !!! :(

How many more time I have to say this.

This is just bad.

OP, you started off a bad kernel, possibly bad firmware package and very bad description for help.

We can help but not w/o info from your end.

Saying like that just like "oh my car, BMW, doesn't work, can't run"
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] SeanHacker:
yep. Zedomax doesnt seem to care that his website sucks. he steals download links from developers and uploads them to his site with no directions or links to the original threads. he needs to quit because his video are horrible also. umm quadrant this, ummm quadrant that bullsh$t. he uses quadrant of all things. that just goes to show that he knows absolutely nothing about android. he's been creating victims since day one that he's posted his websites.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] raikol:
Read this

It may help

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1286432

[Heimdall][Odin][Stock][Root]UCKH7/KK6 Return/Unbrick to Stock (or Root)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] powruser:
Use the return to stock with root one click method linked above.

Then install mobile odin and flash a clockwork mod enabled kernel like entropy's daily driver or siyah, make sure you download the gingerbread version.

Now that you have cwm you can install any cwm flashable ROM (which most are).

Make sure you read all stickies and search first before asking. Enjoy!
[Beetles] juzz86:
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Thanks in advance for your help and most importantly, have fun!
[Sable] juzz86:
Hi Folks!

Oka1 and myself are your Forum Mods for the Sable. It's a pleasure to be here, and we're happy to assist you in getting the most from this Forum.

Just a few things to keep in mind:

Please have a quick look at the Forum Rules whenever you get a chance.

Please treat other members how you would like to be treated and please post in the correct sections.

Please no 'for sale' threads in any section. Use the Marketplace.

Also, if you see any questionable posts/content, please don't hesitate to click the report (!) button.

Feel free to message me if you have any questions, comments, or issues pertaining to this forum.

Thanks in advance for your help and most importantly, have fun
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ShadowTigerPK:
Hi,

I love TaskXP and using it to make my n button act more or less like an iphone's; I click once to return to the Android desktop, and twice to get a list of running apps that I can switch to, close, or other things.

The problem is that every time I restart my nook, it forgets that I've chosen to make TaskXP the default program for when I press the n button, and so it reprompts me (do I want the default to be the Nook launcher, GoLauncherEx, or TaskXP) and I have to select "set as default" and then select "TaskXP" all over again.

Does anyone know how I might be able to make it the default relatively permanently? Or what I should look at to see if there's something erasing the defaults or something like that?

Thanks!

ST
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ShinnAsuka:
I had that problem before as well. Made me stop using it... you could try to move the taskxp APK from /data/app to /system/app and install it from there. After that reboot and see if the problem is still there. Usually installing certain apps as system apps will get rid of any bugs concerning the setting of defaults.
[General Questions and Answers] MichaelCampos:
Jellybean is said to realese soon but what is going to be included in it ? what goodness will it bring?
[General Questions and Answers] TeeJay3800:
The latest info says the version number for Jelly Bean will be 4.1.
[HTC Sensation] acompres:
I've seen that a few samsungs and european HTCs can do this through service mode, but is there any way to force the Sensation 4G to 850mhz? according to HTC, the modem in the phone does support AT&T frequencies and the carrier with the best connection only supports 850mhz in my country, and i reeeally don't want to buy a new phone.

i know it's a longshot, but it's worth trying.
[HTC Sensation] realsis:
Be careful, you don't want to ruin your device. Watch for overheating. Watch for force closes. Any signs And go back to normal. Be very cautious overclocking that much
[HTC Sensation] ForeignGadger:
Its not overclocking, its trying to get one of the cellphone frequencies.

FG
[HTC Sensation] acompres:
i'm not talking about overclocking, it's the data modem, to put it simply, i need to be on AT&T frequencies but my phone is T-Mobile, and i've seen people change it according to their region. is it possible on the Sensation?
[HTC Sensation] jslim38:
Well for starters the only way you would be able to operate on that frequency one your device has to be carrier free meaning unlocked from all gsm carrier's and this will allow your device to operate on that frequency meaning all you would have to do is swap sim cards if your device is carrier free and then you be able to put in AT&T sim card and reboot however you can't do this unless you are carrier free
[HTC Sensation] ziddey:
The Sensation supports 850mhz for gsm. It does not support 850mhz or 1900mhz hspa (at least the us version does not support 1900 hspa, having aws instead).

So if you are using an att sim and want 850mhz, you would have to switch it to gsm only (although it'd only work with gsm anyway since att uses 850/1900 for hspa iirc, or maybe just 1900?).

Even then, it'd choose between 850 and 1900 depending on signal / area, etc.
[HTC Sensation] acompres:
meaning my sensation is confined to EDGE speeds on said networks??
[HTC Sensation] ziddey:
Compatible networks	GSM/GPRS/EDGE

850 900 1800 1900 MHz

UMTS/HSPA

850 1900 2100 or 900 1700 2100 MHz

HSDPA 14.4 Mbps

HSUPA 5.76 Mbps

tmo version supports 900/1700/2100.

looks like the other version not available in america supports 850/1900/2100 for umts.

not sure if there's any difference in hardware or if it's defined in software (not a part that's included in ruu's).
[HTC Sensation] gbarayah:
Its a difference in hardware. The Canadian Bell version supports 850/1900 (AT&T Frequencies) You can use the T Mobile version but you will be limited to edge/2G only.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] iliketoys:
I've been using the HTC app over the gmail app because it shows multiple email accounts in 1 view. Just wondering if everyone else's HTC email view is very basic and doesnt even have clickable links in received emails? Thanks in advance.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] SolusCado:
This is one of the pieces of functionality HTC had to remove to comply with Apple's IP claims. There is a mod (flashable zip) somewhere on XDA that restores the functionality.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] iElvis:
I replaced it Day 1 with something else because it's so gimped (not just that issue).

I use the stock ICS mail app, which works quite well.

You can fix the link issue if you're rooted.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] carloscarvalho:
Theres some way to 'map' my installed apps to easily re-install after a full wipe???

Enviado de meu Galaxy Nexus usando o Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
Download this nexus toolkit and use the backup function.

I won't recommend you to use it to root or install a custom recovery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
TitaniumBackups makes backing up and restoring a breeze! Just don't restore system apps.

Agreed. Better to do it all by yourself. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
I wouldn't recommend it to do anything unless you know what it is doing and how it is doing it. The backup function that it is using is easily done yourself. There is a how-to thread in the general section that describes how to use it <-- instead of having a toolkit do it for you.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ShensMobile:
Alright, hopefully the ridiculous title helped to draw you in...

Anyways, so I was running the unofficial MIUI for my GSM Razr until the official release came out. I installed an OTA ICS and Bootmenu. I installed the hijack and the new recovery, and didn't change any settings in the app. I then booted into the new recovery. I toggled into the 2nd system and installed MIUI. Upon boot, it got stuck on the MIUI logo for 10 mins. I did a hard-reset and tried again, same thing. I then booted into the standard recovery menu and did a factory reset and rebooted. Miraculously, this time it booted up and MIUI is running perfectly now.

Okay, now I downloaded Bootmenu again, and now my MIUI is labeled as my "stock system". I'm perfectly okay with this, the only thing I'm wondering is what happened to my original stock ICS installation? I thought installing in the 2nd partition was supposed to keep my original installation clean. Now it's all confusing, I just want to make sure there's nothing lingering around.

Edit: Ugh, found out what happened. Just needed to do some more digging around. For anyone else that wants to know: "To anyone wanting to flash custom roms from droidrzr and alike you need to modify the update-script a bit to make it work correctly, failure to do this will wipe you primary system regardless that you are in the second system"
[Motorola Droid RAZR] whirleyes:
You're right. Recovery has no control of what the updater_script contents / do.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neilmc1983:
Hi all,

Does any one know how i can port the stock keyboard from the S2 to the S3?

I've tried the AxT9IME and the deodexed version but neither work.

thanks

:laugh:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] norpan111:
How is it different from s3?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neilmc1983:
with the S3, you have to open Settings to change T9 off, the S1 and S2 keybaord had the button at the bottom which is perfect. the layout of the keys on the S3 are not laid out very well.

This is the S3 T9 keyboard which is not nice to use

i want my keyboard to be this.... the stock one from the S1 or S2

thanks

(sorry for the big pictures :-\ )

:-)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vimto25:
Yeah I agree I don't like the t9 keypad on s3 but would love the s2 one if this is rvrr possible
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] norpan111:
Well I remembered on s2 forum there was samsung keyboard released that worked everywhere... Even on cm9 so you could have a look there..
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neilmc1983:
FOUND IT!!!!

Flash this .zip with CWM...

http://www.4shared.com/zip/C1JqAZsH/ICSamsungkeypad-by-awandroid.html?

the reason why the others apk's wouldn't work is they didn't have the framework, like this one.

SO SO HAPPY!!!!!

:good::laugh::):laugh::good:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] norpan111:
How did you found it? I searched also for you but never found it
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neilmc1983:
it as from awandroid89

here...http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26950490&postcount=6

It also works for the S3

Im so happy :)