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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
Well, my radio headset is doing just fine ^^

It has lasted over a week since I switched batteries in it :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zehlek:
The Nexus One did have an FM Radio tuner
[T-Mobile LG G2x] redfusion87:
I have no experience with undervolting and was wondering what's recommended and if it causes more issues than its worth.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] cricketAC:
Its in auto mode if you are using EB 4.04. You can undervolt to four different levels. Check it out for your own which one does your phone likes. Just don't checkmark.. Set to boot. If anything goes wrong, just pull the battery and the voltage is back to normal.

I would have told you where to look but i ain't using EB right now thou i had used it and uv it before on that rom.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] matrixzone5:
I got. Chance to try out both the jaw own mini and the full size jawbone and let me tell you that I was more than completly satisfied with the sound quality they were both extremely loud considering I only had them about 1 click from halfway maxxed and the Bluetooth is flawless I love being able to wirelessly stream music to a speaker the price stage however is what concernes me sure u get ur bang for ur buck and a 2 yr warranty but is 200 rally worth it? You guys decide . Jawbone audio win or media hyped fail ?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sewhuy:
How are the ear gel inserts? I have a $35 jawbone icon and it works great, just not very comfortable.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Speedin07si:
Motorola ELITE Flip works best for me.

Sent from My Epic Ice Cream Sandwich With Sprinkles!!!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] entropism:
I always hated Jawbones. They either fit your face & work, or fit poorly and the audio is HORRIBLE. I'm a fan of the Plantronics Voyager Pro/+/HD/etc (whatever the latest model is). Fits great, feels great, audio is great.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] matrixzone5:
well I'm talking about the jawbone jam box both mini and small the audio quality is great but that wasn't really a deciding factor I want something small and portable that are loud enough to hurt ur ears and the jam box delivered unkowingly whoever used it before me had the volume at Max and when I connected t to my phone via Bluetooth heads turned at how loud it was haha
[Galaxy S III Accessories] MikeM:
I purchased my Jawbone Jambox refurbished directly from the manufacturer here: http://store.jawbone.com/store/aliphcom/list/CategoryID.57046000/ for $129.99, a much better deal. I use it daily and think for a speaker that can be easily tossed in your backpack, the sound quality is decent for its size.
[HTC Desire S] twiice:
Ok, so I can't find a compatible boot.img to flash via cmd in bootloader to restore my 2.3.5 original nandroid backup.

All I want to do is return to stock rom after which I will attempt downgrade and s-off because I'm tired of the restrictions and I couldn't care a less about my warranty etc.. I'll use either zerg rush or taco root depending on my software version which atm I have no idea of obviously..so I know to downgrade it's a different story..

Currently S-ON, HBOOT 2.00.0002 HTC UNLOCKED, REAPER 3.0(CM7) ROM Installed. 4EXT Recovery.

I have downloaded a compatible RUU which in my case is

RUU_Saga_S_HTC_Thailand_2.15.1113.2_Radio_20.4801.30.0822U_3822.10.08.04_M_release_226808_signed.exe

Checked by running fastboot getvar main-version: C:\WINDOWS\system32>fastboot getvar version-main

version-main: 2.15.1113.2 (and) CID HTC__058

So that is equal to what I have now on the phone (I also have another older RUU with hboot 98.00.000 for use with S-OFF'ing later...)

So becaue the RUU version is the same as my original can I just run the INSTALLER and let it do it's thing? And do I need to relock my bootloader first?

I have been reading and searching guides for hours, but nothing is clear to me, my wife is at my throat as well saying I've married my PC *you've probably heard it*:o

Has anyone done this before?
[HTC Desire S] Jack_R1:
To save you some unnecessary steps:

1) Change the misc_version (look it up, it's a step in downgrading guide) under your current ROM (I assume you're rooted).

2) Lock the bootloader.

3) Flash the older (0.98 bootloader) RUU.
[HTC Desire S] kyeeliu:
The correct answer　for Jack_R1.

[GUIDE] Official HBOOT 2.00.0002 Downgrade to OLD HBOOT thanks Skanob
[HTC Desire S] Jack_R1:
Some extra optimizations on the guide that bring it to my short version:

1. If you're using the correct RUU for your region - you can skip GoldCard step.

3,4. You don't have to flash stock rooted ROM if you know that you can reboot to bootloader and run the RUU while in fastboot mode. Your phone might not load the OS after locking the bootloader on non-stock firmware, but it won't matter, since all you need is fastboot.

If you're not familiar enough with what things do - follow the guide exactly, don't take shortcuts.
[HTC Desire S] twiice:
Now I have:

-Revolutionary-

SAGA PVT SHIP S-OFF RL

HBOOT-6.98.1002

RADIO-3805.04.02.01_M

eMMC-boot

Mar 10 2011, 14:58:38

I still didn't understand how things worked and was up another 4 hours mucking around, in the end after succeeding, I can't believe how easy it was.

I never even knew what zergrush and tacoroot were for exactly or which misc version number i should use.

In the end I went back to stock rom, unlocked again using my original token, flashed recovery and then Superuser. After that I didn't need zergrush etc to gain temp root(obviously), just changed misc version, rebooted, revolutionary to s-off and 'Bob's your Uncle'. Now I guess I should learn about the things I can do with s-off...(apart from not needing to fastboot flash boot.img every rom change)

I will elaborate on the things that confused me for others later, but right now, I'm off to work.

Thanks again Jack,
[HTC Desire S] Jack_R1:
Now you might discover that unless you made some steps you didn't list, S-OFF won't work for you, and you'll still have to flash boot.img manually. If you didn't relock the bootloader and flash the RUU, that is. But I assume you did, and just skipped it on the list of things.

Zergrush or tacoroot are means to get temporary root - which is no good, since it doesn't stick after reboot, but it allows you this one time to change misc_version to allow downgrade. And any misc_version would do, as long as it's below the one you're flashing for downgrade. On MT4G, we usually set it for 1.00.000, that way you can't go wrong.

Glad you made it.
[HTC Desire S] twiice:
Embarrassingly, I do have problems still. After relocking and flashing the older RUU(HBOOT 0.98.000) successfully, I used Revolutionary to S-OFF. During the process the software asked me if i wanted to install clockwork Recovery, to which I answered 'no'. After that I tried to manually flash 'ext recovery' which I had before, so then I can flash 'Superuser.zip', but get an error message, I'm not sure why?

So I don't have root.

I'm at work now, when I get home all I can try is flash clockwork and see if that works.

*EDIT* Successfully flashed recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.0-saga.img and then superuser, perhaps the version of 4EXT recovery wasn't compatible or something...!? I can't be sure.

Restored Nandroid of previous Reaper 3.0, all is well.
[HTC Desire S] kyeeliu:
My device used to be S-OFF hboot 6.98.0002.

but now is S-OFF Hboot 7.00.1002.

look : [HBOOT] | 29-05-2012 | 7.00.1002 | Reengineered 2.00.002
[HTC Desire S] twiice:
Thanks for the lead kyeeliu, but I have little idea what that can provide, I heard upgrading HBOOT can S-ON your phone again as well. Although I'll have a read and try to garner what I can...
[HTC Desire S] kyeeliu:
My phone upgraded, but the S-OFF.

Because our mobile phone software unlock.If you use the official RUU upgrade will become S-ON.

We use modified HBOOT, there is no problem.

I currently use, and indeed as vampire36 said, the flash ROM no problem.
[HTC Desire S] catalin66ro:
ok, THAT I can understand. Thanks a million!!!

yeeeeeeee, I've made it!!!

it was soooo simple! thank you mate!!!
[HTC Rezound] tjarvis:
Just curious, if I'm s-off and can/have flashed new radio and kernel is there still any reason to install the latest and greatest ruu? Are there any other benefits? Maybe I'm missing something but the latest roms from our awesome devs are being rebased on the latest leaks...I just don't see why flashing a ruu is needed. If I'm wrong or missing something please let me know. Thanks in advance.

Sent from my Rezound
[HTC Rezound] Proz00:
Nah its has the same fw as last one just few bug fixed in software level
[HTC Rezound] tjarvis:
I'm not saying specifically the last one, I mean in general as new ruus come out. If vzw doesn't eol us that is. Thanks though.

Sent from my Rezound
[HTC Rezound] Proz00:
in term of battery life i would stick to gb fw

but u can ics with patch and still got nice battery life
[HTC Rezound] tjarvis:
I've been rooted day one and s-off from the first day it was available and running cleanrom ics. GB sucked with sense for the half a day I used it. This was just an overall general question of "what's the point" and i'm sure others had similar thoughts. I'd hate for anyone to run a ruu for no reason just to have to re-setup their "got it the way I want it" rom of choice.

Sent from my Rezound
[HTC Rezound] bluetooth_decay:
If you're flashing the radio and perhaps hboot updates every time, probably not. I guess the good thing about the RUU is that you flash everything together in a package that is known with some certainty by the manufacturer to all play nice. You can always nandroid your custom ROM back on afterwards.

That said...I independently flashed hboot once or twice, and radio several times, on my old Incredible without incident. I've only done the RUU, and only one time, on the Rez.
[HTC Rezound] tjarvis:
Yeah I've update the hboot with latest jb and flashed the latest radio and kernel, no issues thus far and all is well...so I conclude ruus are a waste unless that's what you want to roll with is stock
[HTC Sensation] markwatson:
Aplogies if this is not the best starting point but have been reading for 10 hours and am reluctant to take a next step after failure of s-off that has stuck phone in bootloader.

Details

Copied all SD card data to PC

Rooted phone as described by HTCdev

Used SKG utility to attempt s-off

Controlbear got stuck in some strage loop waiting for device after process had started. Never even got prompted to try the wire trick :-( 30 mins later I had to pull the pin

rebooting phone gave me the Controlbear black screen with Green arrow but could now not connect to the device using controlbear just said waiting for device then press any key to exit

Phone will not boot to android OS

when USB connected to phone in bootloader it says FASTBOOT USB and

fastboot devices lists my connected device so USB is OK

Followed instructions at unlimited.io/troubleshooting to try to recover controlbear -f seemed to do somthing so then did

fastboot flash boot recovery_backup.img

which failed could not find image !!!!! der

downloaded 4ext recovery.img

fastboot flash boot recovery.img

worked

Now have

Details of boot

*** UNLOCKED ***

Pyramid PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT 1.27.0000

Radio 11.24.3504.10_M

OpenADSP-v)2.6.0.2226.00.0131

cMMC-boot

CID reported by fastboot getvar cid is BM__001

Just tried everything from bootloader but always got back bootloader screen no Controlbear screen with arrow as before

At a whim I ran the controlbear -f again and whammo it came up with the 4ext recovery which I was happy to see. Despite doing a backup before starting anything 4ext says no backup present :-(

How can I recover device? I have downloaded the Bell stock RUU which should be correct for this device. Running it says device image version is 3.32.666.13Hesitant to try anything without some good advice. Hopefully I can recover and try the s-off agin but it's been a painful ride. Is it just as simple as clicking update on the RUU exe?

thanks
[HTC Sensation] ganeshp:
The backups are not present its saying when you are doing controlbear -f

That means you have no backup present in that controlbear folder

This can be either because of

1.you have another copy of controlbear folder where you done the soff process and where the controlbear saved the backups

(there will be boot_backup.img, recovery_ backup.img)

2.you deleted those images from the controlbear folder

Now what you can do is

1.just find the boot_backup.img and flash it via bootloader

fastboot flash boot boot_backup.img

That will get you out of the Juopunutbear screen..

No need to run the ruu in this case

Edit: and with regards to the 4EXT backup.. The backup will be stored in sdcard and during soff process the sdcard will be wiped.. That's why 4EXT said no backup present.. Just format your sdcard again.. Copy the sdcard backup from your pc (at least copy the Clockworkmod/backup folder to sdcard with the same path in sdcard... It holds your rom backup if you did any)

Then try the 4EXT backup

Sent from my pyramid.. Through blazing fast sonic waves
[HTC Sensation] kgs1992:
If your problem was solved, it's a good idea to add [SOLVED] to the topic.
[HTC Sensation] markwatson:
Still in trouble

HI thanks for the advice. Went to the io help and they said relock boot and reflash RUU. Now I have not RUU'd at all as have not been able to find a suitable one. But did fastboot oem lock as suggested. Can I now unlock it again as your post made way more sense and I found the recovery stuff you are speaking of. Just need to unlock and I should be able to recover. is there an unlock command?
[HTC Sensation] kgs1992:
Copy the unlock_code.bin to the folder with adb & fastboot.

Then

fastboot flash unlocktoken unlock_code.bin

Also, please come down to this channel for support. (I'm only going to help there because you used the tool)

SOLVED
[HTC Sensation] markwatson:
Solved Problem

Hi All Thanks to some sterling efforts by KGS1992 my problem was solved. Take care ye all to ensure that you ensure you get the correct version of controlbear there are many and you need the correct one for your android version. I'll post a detailed summary tomorrow I'm bushed.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] antyx:
I have removed all apps from the bottom dock except for the Apps shortcut...Anyone know how to get rid of it?...I want the middle home screen to be free of anything showing the full wallpaper after the unlock screen...I have tried to move it but it won't budge...It's like it's mocking me...:confused:...Thanks...
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Gary122:
After I flashed a new rom last night, I could not find a few app!! Why??!!
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mayerkemp:
New Stock or Custom Rom?

I experienced once when I installed custom roms there was a lot of "new" apps.

After I installed back stock rom for example the Firefox was hidden.

It wrote my phone isn't compatible. Howver I don't know why it was with the custom roms.

This is only a guess on my part, may not be true.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Gary122:
Yes I am using a custom rom
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hajime_android:
Hi, I need some advice from experienced users. Could anybody please let me know the advantages of using the tablet, rather than the phone, version of Swiftkey 3 on the Galaxy Note? Which version do you recommend to use on the Galaxy Note? I purchased the phone version but immediately after installation, a message showed up saying that "Wrong SwiftKey! SwiftKey 3 (phone) is not optimized for tablets. Please consider purchasing SwiftKey 3 Tablet." I asked for the automatic refund immediately.

I read that the tablet version has a split keyboard. Given that the Galaxy Note's screen is smaller than most tablets, I wonder how easy it is to type on it. Do the keys appear to be smaller if I use the tablet version rather than the phone version? Is the split keyboard's height adjustable? Thanks.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] baz77:
It kinda depends on your prefered dpi.

Id suggest 160 to 200 use tablet version, anything higher use phone version.

Play around with settings, keyboard height etc.

Enough free alternatives though
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] projeto56:
If you get tablet version, you can configure it to look like the phone version. So I'd go for the tab one.

Try the free version first :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hajime_android:
Sorry, what do you mean by "160 to 200 use"?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] projeto56:
If you use any dpi between 160 and 200
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hajime_android:
I found the option of "Portrait key height" and "Landscape key height" under Advanced. Changing the key height also changes the overall size of each key. Is there any other way to change the height of the keyboard especially in landscape mode? I tried both the phone and the tablet versions. I found the split keyboard with Normal landscape key height the most comfortable to type on. (I made lots of mistakes using the small option.) However, I can only see three lines of the text I am composing. In my opinion, the height of the space bar and the suggested words could be smaller. I recall seeing a message that the size of the keyboard could be changed by swiping... It disappeared so quickly that I could not see the rest of the sentence.

By the way, the app adds a space behind each suggested word. For example, I wanted to type "becomes". "become" appeared on the suggested list. When I chose it, "become"+space was typed automatically. I had to hit the back key to add the "s". Similar, I have to hit the back key to add a full stop when the suggested word is the last word in a sentence.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] zkyevolved:
I have 2 doubts about Swiftkey, it's not learning "xD" every time I tell it to learn it, by tapping on it at the top bar, the next time I type "xd" it leaves it as that! My second doubt about swiftkey is that if you type and then switch to the numbers page, and hit space, it doesn't return back to the alphabet page; Right? ARG! Some minor annoyances :(...

Any suggestions?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] foxmeister:
Well, Swiftkey for me offers me both "become" and "becomes"! :)

FYI, you don't need to go back to end a sentence. If you hit full stop, it will remove any space it had entered automatically.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rerp:
Tried it last night. Tablet version works just fine, but I can't really compare because I didn't bother to try the phone version. Went back to Swype because I've long been an avid user of swipe keyboards and I can't take that out anymore. :))
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] werks:
I like the phone version better as it has an option for arrow buttons (left, right, up, down)

Im not sure if version 3 has it, but i know in x, tablet didnt
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Markuzy:
There is no arrow support for tablet version as of now. Very weird.

Sent from my GT-N7000 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] nposix:
There is arrow keys at the bottom when u enabled it under Theme>Arrow Keys
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hajime_android:
I also cannot find the numerical keypad in the middle of the split keyboard.

I saw photos of it on the developer's website. Very strange.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hajime_android:
I think it is only available in the phone version. Don't know why it is not available in the tablet version.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] SpyderTracks:
Its an option you have to apply but only available in tablet version.

Sent from my Paranoid Android GT-N7000. It doesn't get much better than this!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hajime_android:
I cannot find it in the tablet version. Could you please let me know where the option is?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] SpyderTracks:
I'm sorry, you're correct. They've disabled it for any tablet under 10inch which seems retarded. It was enabled on the final beta.

Sent from my Paranoid Android GT-N7000. It doesn't get much better than this!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hajime_android:
No problem. Hope they will put it back. They should also include a key to allow switching between keyboard mode and handwriting mode.

By the way, what is the difference between English (US) and English (UK) ? The currency sign?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Markuzy:
I believe it is color versus colour and program vs programme that sort of variation.

Sent from my GT-N7000 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] msswitch:
Like you I immediately refunded the phone version purchase and bought the tablet version. I'm enjoying the split keyboard. Overall SwiftKey tablet version works great.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ForeverZ3RO:
Anyone missing GB yet? I love ICS, don't get me wrong but I got to say I miss GB a lot. It was a lot nicer looking and I miss the lockscreen. It also seemed a bit more stable. Your thoughts?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] HSD-Pilot:
I guess you missed the right section :D

But no, I don't wanna to go back to GB. I'm looking forward to nice ICS Custom Life :thumbup:

Gesendet von meinem XT910 mit Tapatalk 2
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Jacob9424:
Well when I finally get it I will be glad to post my thoughts :D
[Motorola Droid RAZR] keeb119:
Im happy with ics. I love the way it looks. Happier with the way it works. There are some things i would change but not much.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] refuse2bstopped:
No, I absolutely LOVE ICS in comparison to GB. It runs much more smoother. My only issue is that the battery life seems slightly worse than it was on GB. But the thing is, every upGRADE will eventually receive an upDATE once people start complaining of various issues/bugs etc.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] my2cents:
I actually miss the GB text messaging app. It was cleaner looking to me. I dont like pictures of myself when I type a reply and I dont really like using a 3rd party app. Might have to though...

Other than that, I am happy with the .211 update. I actually really like the new lock screen.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] just lou:
I don't miss anything in GB but IMO, ICS is not as exciting as some people make it out to be. I think some people will be disappointed.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ForeverZ3RO:
I think the more I use ICS the more I love it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] wolfdog_1987:
I'm not on ice cream sandwich yet, but i've been looking at review after review, and see people going insane because they dont have it. They go as far as even switching phones because they didnt get the update soon enough, what is this stupidity? The phone version of ice cream sandwich looks great, as does the tablet version. However, the new webtop sucks in comparison. It seems much less useful, and it really sucks. I want to dump standard computers and use my phone as my main machine, i was one step closer to that with a ubuntu based webtop. This is frustrating.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] prbassplayer:
Moved to Q&A
[Motorola Droid RAZR] wolfdog_1987:
Well i updated to the ice cream sandwich OTA last night, and i say "updated" instead of "upgraded" because this is no upgrade. I will admit, this thing is blazing fast and super responsive, i love that. Also the camera, it is a lot better than the gingerbread one, so that's a plus. That, however, is where the positives end. I have been using Launcherpro for its calendar widget for 3 years now, and there is none that are good enough aside from that, and the damn thing crashes contantly on ice cream sandwich. Not to mention, you can't have a seperate launcher for webtop, so you're stuck with the stock sucky one, or having one built for a phone on the webtop. The webtop itself is just terrible, it's not even a tablet image, it looks like it's just a scaled up version of the one already on the phone with the tablet status bar. I used to run firefox in one window, and something else in the mobile view on the old one, can't do that anymore. From what i've seen, i cant go back either. Finally, i havent been able to get any usb mass storage devices to mount on the phone via OTG cable, but a usb mouse works just fine. Neither fat32 nor NTFS would work, even though they both work on my ice cream sandwich tablet, and are supposed to be supported. This "update" is just terrible and i have no idea how any of you can say it's so much better....