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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] vitold73:
Dear forum:

I bought my GT-P7500 Tab in China and it didn’t come with Google play(android market ) installed on it .

As I am unable to download anything from the android market I download android market 3.5.16 .apk file from one of the suggested links and install it on the Tab

Get to Google Play site . Sign in with Google account went to apps to run. Got error saying “You haven’t accessed to the Google Play Store app”

Trying to run “Play Store app “ and got an message : “You must add an account to thee device to continue Do you want to add one now”(YES/NO) Click Yes. Window disappears and nothing further happens. No option to enter application specific

Please help if Anyone can help me with this problem to connect and download apps from google play (android market in the past )

Model GT-P7500 (model is listed in Google play supposed models)

Baseband version p7500zckh2

Android version 3.1

Thank You ,Vitali
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] SouthPhilly:
Here... Try this app, it called Android Market Enabler.

Just side load it and choose a country... See if it works for you.

http://db.tt/fRoD7XxS

Sent From My Galaxy10. 1 Class Starship...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] vitold73:
Unable to use Android Market

Thank you .but i was unable to use providers in setting list .Do i need root to use this program ? Thanks,Vitali
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] SouthPhilly:
Oh man... I didn't even think about that!!!

Ya I think you do. Sorry m8.

Sent From My Galaxy10. 1 Class Starship...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] dave106:
Settings>Accounts and add a Google Account from there

Sent from my GT-P7510
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] kuwari316:
Its because you need to have the google services framework installed too. My suggestion would be to install a new rom (not from china) due to the fact that it probably is a problem with it being from china (china- google problems). If you want you can install the framework and apps manually but that will probably require root access (che k sticky in development section)

Good luck
[General Topics] pappiloo:
Saw this on Koush's G+

builder.clockworkmod.com

mods: please move to appropriate sub-forum.. as appropriate.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StephenMilone:
So in a nutshell let me explain what I'm looking to do. I had a CDMA HTC Hero, I loved that device, sadly it was stolen and I moved onto a HTC Thunderbolt. I loved the design of the GSM Hero and wished the CDMA one looked like it...and now that my Android app development is progessing I figure I'd use this an excuse to buy a GSM Hero..as a test device for older android versions. With that said, I'm having difficultly finding all the roms I would like...

I found in my search, CM6 (2.2) and CM7 (2.3), plenty of Sense GB and ICS...what I would like help in finding is the:

Original Stock - Sense/1.5

1.6 (Sense or AOSP)

2.1 (Sense AND AOSP)

So if you have old threads bookmarked or even the zips themself that would be awesome. thanks!
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saj222:
First off, I have no idea if the links still work. Enjoy!

Here is are two good 2.1 Sense ROMs. Original ROMs with some tweaks:

Elelinux-Hero-2.1-update1-Reloaded * WWE *2011-05-26 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1003381

Heroine ++ WWE base 3.36.405.1 [10.dec.2011] http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1295991

Original 2.1 Sense ROM with root:

Generic and untouched Official HTC RUU WWE 2.1 Update http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=714075&highlight=+rom+

Original 2.1 (not sure about root):

Official WWE HTC GSM Hero 2.1 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=679180&highlight=+rom+

Other 2.1 Sense ROMs:

[ECLAIR 2.1][30/06/2010] Kimera 2.1 - Based on official OTA (Now overclocked) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=714036

[Sense 2.1 Eclair]Kimera 3.0 "Sensation!!" [27-09-11] http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1278470&highlight=+rom+[Android

Legend port:

[2.1] Legendroid 1.0.1 Final, Legend 2.1 Port http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=646684&highlight=+rom+

Tegro 2.6 (Slide Espresso port) - Are u missed me? 6/06/2011 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=799903

Vanilla 2.1 ROM:

Vanillain 1.1 (Vanilla Android 2.1) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=629959&highlight=+rom+

VANILLAIN 2.0 JIT (AOSP) http://www.villainrom.co.uk/forum/threads/rom-22-04-10-vanillain-2-0-jit-aosp.175/

SuperHero 2.0 (Vanilla Style Performance ROM - From VillainROM) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=709627&highlight=+rom+

Sense 1.5 Rom:

[CUPCAKE 1.5][04/05/2010] Kimera 1.8 - Feat. Custom Overclock, Extremely fast! http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=636092&highlight=+rom+
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StephenMilone:
thanks so much. however like you said...most links are down. but atleast I got rom names to search out on other forums now. thanks again.

and still looking for a 1.6 rom if anyone can assist?

I saw a post for one called Clean ION but the link was dead.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saj222:
Android 1.6 was not officially released for this device. HTC jumped from 1.5 directly to 2.1 so I don't think you'll find much 1.6.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StephenMilone:
same as the CDMA Hero, thanks!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JoshuaLow_:
My Galaxy S2 I9100 is from Singapore and has the baseband version : I9100DXLP9

But i can't seem or rather can't find the way to upgrade to 4.0.4 as most of the custom roms require the ICS 4.0.4. Any help?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fekken:
If you want to upgrade to ICS, first go to http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/ and search for a GT-i9100 firmware. Then, learn how to use Odin (do a search around here) to flash the firmware onto your phone :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JoshuaLow_:
I'm already on 4.0.3 ICS. Rooted with CF kernel. But most roms require 4.0.4 like cyanogen mod. I can't find any firmware for LP9 for the 4.0.4
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
If you want to use CM9, flash the Resurrection Edition in Odin, then flash Gapps & the latest CM9 nightly. All the instructions are on the first page of the CM9 discussion thread. I suggest you read the first page very carefully & follow the instructions to the letter.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JoshuaLow_:
Is there a way for me to upgrade the firmware to 4.0.4? I can't seem to find the firmware version for I9100DXLP9. Or possible to upgrade via flashing a 4.0.4 custom rom?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
You seem to be asking how to upgrade to the official Samsung 4.0.4. Well, there isn't one. And you wouldn't need to in order to install a custom ROM that is 4.0.4.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JoshuaLow_:
Ahh right right.. thanks for clearing it up. So i'm on a 4.0.3 rooted all i have to do is flash CM9 Resurrection and upgrade to the nightly build from there?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
That's what was just said. And that's why I didn't even mention Android version numbers in my post. Because they're irrelevant.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] imadiu:
Okay... I'm a i8150 user (Galaxy W) and i have been experiencing Wifi problems since 2 weeks ago. I'm not so sure what is wifi drop, but my problem is that my wifi is unable to scan for any network which is actually available... I am sure the problem does not lie on the router. (Btw, my router and broadband are integrated). To support that, my wifi can't detect my neighbours network and my friend's wifi hotspot. There's a day between this 2 weeks, my wifi worked but lasted for half a day before it comes inactive again...

Tried flashing many different roms and kernel, but to no avail. Tired and most probably turning to my warranty soon.

However, if anyone came across this problem, do share your solutions with me.

Latest resort -> I flashed the latest Malaysia stock rom
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] andybones:
will someone who is on the new 6.xx software, or if you have a nandroid of it, please re-load it and pull the wifi module, found in system/lib/modules -- it should be the only file in the folder "bcm4329.ko"

this will allow users to run the new kernel as they do the new radio. and have the wifi not give an error.

many thanks!
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] mastamoon:
Here ya go. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13144052/bcm4329.ko
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] andybones:
thanks man!

new kernel added to

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1397310
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itm:
If a "new" phone is purchased on eBay (i.e. unwanted upgrade) is the manufacturers warranty valid for the purchaser? (2 years in the case of the new S3)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aarontsl:
If its bought by reliable companies then yes :) but you have to register it online as well.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itm:
Could you explain what you mean by "bought by reliable companies"? In this case it would be bought by me from a individual seller who got it as an upgrade from his phone company.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
If you want a definitive answer around that (and I sure as hell would if I were buying a phone from eBay; which I probably wouldn't in the first place. But, anyhoo...), I'd be contacting Samsung in your country & getting the answer straight from the horses mouth, so to speak.

Personally speaking, I'd feel more reassured by that than hearsay from someone on a phone forum.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nighthawkmckenzie:
Warranty usually requires proof of purchase. In many contracts, hardware upgrades aren't 'sales' in the traditional sense. The IMEI is usually reported to the manufacturer along with the owners information as "proof of purchase".

I would ask to see the warranty documents he received to ensure the hardware warranty is transferable.

It usually comes down to buyer beware, but as another pointed out, doesn't hurt to contact the manufacturer directly.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] liam12453:
I purchased a replacement charger for my galaxy s2 because my existing one was falling apart. I have noticed that it reads 890 Milli amps while the original charger is 0.7 amps. There was a piece of black tape on the charger hiding a Nokia logo. The charger seems to charge the phone but the touchscreen is very unresponsive while it is plugged in. I have to hold my finger down for nearly five seconds before it registers a touch.

Is it okay to use this charger? Do I risk damaging anything?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evaworld:
about the mA diffrence , there is no problem at all , as your phone will only take the needed mA from it "about 650 mA" and leave the excess mA , but you also have to ensure that your charger quality is good , i am using charger other than the original one and it works well , you can say that it is 2nd class charger , and about the screen touch , it known that there is a problem in touch sensetivity while charging , but for sure not 5 sec, try to change your kernel and see if the problem gone , if ot use other charger
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ksizzle9:
This is good advice but I wouldn't change the kernel BC of the screen being unresponsive while charging. As previously stated this is a known problem.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evaworld:
for sure it is aknown problem , but some kernels deal with this more effecient than others , and he can change the kernel to only check if it is kernel related or charger

because if it is acharger problem so he must change the charger as that means that the charger is so bad that it make problems , i remember from htc desire hd i was using bad charger that was making my phone very wired while charging , and i lived with that till my phone becomes so unstable and wired even when i use the original one
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mightbme:
I've only found the touch problem with a very cheap and nasty charger...I'd change that first personally.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] audi09:
Im stuck on these two.

Otterbox commuter

and

case-mate tough case

Same price but Otterbox seems to offer a little more protection.

which one do you suggest?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] onmike:
IMO both add too much bulk, but I like that the otterbox also has plugs for the headphone and usb port.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] pray59:
I did not know about those two, and just ordered the Trident Aegis case, as that's what I had on my Thunderbolt.

The Trident is kind of thick though, but they protect good. I think of the two you posted, that Otterbox looks best.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] VincentGrimore:
I am having the same debate myself. I am leaning toward the Otterbox due to the port covers.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Tazer2death:
I'm in the same boat as you. Leaning more towards the otterbox, seems less likely to attract lint in the pockets due to less rubber showing. I had the otterbox on my droid charge and it was a life saver. I can imagine the tough would be the same anyways in that respect. Also I prefer the smooth feeling of plastic over the textured feeling after holding it a while.

Also, check on amazon for cheaper prices for the otterbox. after shipping its like $31 for the black.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] twoashj:
if you are considering case mate tough, I would recommend otterbox one.if you are looking for something sleek and slim, go with case-mate. :victory::victory:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ygvuhb:
Samsung have a services mode (not include nexus)

type *#2263# in the dialer

it will go to Band Selection

we can control the phone receive specific band

it may be useful when your carrier is using dual band

and select the phone receive the best band at some very bad signal area

but except samsung, any other have band selection

or can we develop one?

in original android

have a Testing mode (all android phone can enter this mode)

*#*#4636#*#*

Phone information->press menu button , then select radio band->show Set GSM/UMTS band

it have six option, and i tested them in my GS2

they select the band as below

Automatic = All band

EURO Band = WCDMA 2100 only

USA Band = WCDMA 1900 & 850 only

JAPAN Band = WCDMA 2100 only

AUS Band = WCDMA 2100 & 850 only

AUS2 Band = WCDMA 850 only

I want to set 900 only in my nexus, but i got no way to set it

in the source of this original android testing mode

can we edit it to lock the phone receive 850/900/1700/1900/2100 only
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ygvuhb:
hi any other phone have band selection?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ygvuhb:
anyone know
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ankurshah:
Yes, I am getting it in my HTC Incredible 2 ... As I am in India... I am having too much problems with radio signals with this phone....

I have rooted this phone and getting it these options in my phone...

Which should I select ?

Ankur
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Robby@pan:
BAND and Network selection in SGH i897

Hello Guys,

I am getting this (*#*#4636#*#*) option in my Samsung SGH i897 and able to select all the BANDS and Network Modes. After selecting several times WCDMA only with EURO BAND, its still picking EDGE (2G) Network. Dont really know what wrong i am doing or i dont know some perfect selection combination of BAND and Network.

Any suggestion please..

Thanks
[HTC One X] OrjanTonder:
Have been around for a while now, and my best advice is leave your phone as it is out of the box. If you are not a developer or you know what you are doing. Rooting your phone can get expensive since you give up all warranty on software you also hand htc a reason to not help you if they have a hardware issue. Every little thing can be blamed on software even dead pixels. I just bought a one x it is now back at the shop as DOA, and I will receive a new phone. If I had rooted that device be damb sure they would have pinned me with a bill for the work. So I will not root my one x before I know that there is no bugs screen errors speakers or any other hardware faults in it. Rooting just ain't worth it if want too use the phone on a daily basis
[HTC One X] jamiekeefer:
I have rooted some phones over the years and I personally prefer to leave stock as well. I am not worried about warrantee since software can be reflashed and never had a tech sweat that so much as to hold bad software against me. It's an easy fix and anything easy to fix is easy points on their repair exchange ratio. Any tech blaming bad pixels on software makes me wonder.
[HTC One X] OrjanTonder:
I know it is idiotic too blame dead pixels on software. But I have two htc phones that has dead pixels and I don't get a new screen cause they are rooted this is one of them. Further this phone reboots randomly and I can't seem get rid of it with different roms. And a tech told me that there is a hardware bug in the motherboard of the phone, but I can not get it fixed cause the phone is unlocked... No regret tho cause I love this phone and playing around with it are fun :-D But it will not ever be my day to day phone, and that is why I wrote this. Unlocking and rooting it might render the phone into a toy and not a reliable phone
[HTC One X] ian1:
No your post is stupid. You can unroot your device before you send it in. Rooting is easy as **** and makes your phone better
[HTC One X] OrjanTonder:
Og silly me, I forgot that you can lock your phone after you have unlocked it with htc dev
[HTC One X] ToddeSwe:
Nothing stupid about his post at all, when you relock the phone they know anyway!
[HTC One X] backfromthestorm:
No, your post is stupid. Do some research on bootloader unlocking then edit your post.
[HTC One X] srashedian:
You can NOT unroot your phone...
[HTC One X] azazin:
Technically you can, you can relock the bootloader, this will unroot the phone, however it will leave you with a phone that has a "relocked bootloader" which means what is says, not that it's still rooted.

/Thread
[HTC One X] srashedian:
Thank you, Yes, that is what I meant (You can not return your phone to factory default situation to get warranty)

After locking boot-loader it will show "RE-LOCK" not lock, so you can't get warranty by simply re-locking your phone again... And you're right, you shouldn't unlock-root your phone unless you are completely satisfied with the device itself, and even after that rooting is a dangerous procedure (although it is easy to do)
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
Hence why it is better to wait for S-OFF.

However it's a risk and individuals have to decide whether the risk is worth taking or not to unlock via HTC Dev.

I took the risk and all is fine, no HW issues to speak off if anything happens in the future I full well know that I took the risk and will have to take the gamble on whether warranty gets honored or not. Touch wood I have no problems but with technology anything can go wrong anytime.
[HTC One X] boyceuk:
I think its down to the individual. If the extra cost of repairs is not thing you can afford then maybe stay away. Most of of us are on here because we like to play around with our tech and rooting is one way to customise it so its worth the risk. Even with unrooting technically being easy to spot.
[HTC One X] OrjanTonder:
I see too many in here, that actually breaks the phone. I can afford breaking my phone, but when it comes down to my day to day phone. I really need it too be just that a phone, and flashing it always brings me more hassle.

And one x is still fresh of the block, and those I know have had to return the phone at least one time. So unlocking this phone is more of a gamble than a older brand that has been around for a while.

I am not looking at developers and people that are used to unlocking and fiddling, but at those that are new to this.

The warning that you break the warranty is real. And after you have stepped over that line there is no way back.
[HTC One X] MaBlo:
There are several people here who have gotten their phone fixed under warranty even though their phones have been re locked. As long as you return it to stock I don't see why HTC shouldn't fix your phone, given that you haven't caused the problem.
[HTC One X] KLUVJ:
LOL, really？ coming on xda without any itentions of rooting...that s kinda weird to me...my friend who dont wanna root, have never ever came on xda, even when i told them how good it is.
[HTC One X] OrjanTonder:
Heh there is more on this site than just rooting your phone. ;-) it is actually a very good site too find out what is coming look at beats among other. Why do you think beats are added to the one x? I have been on Unix systems since I was twelve, and done kernel work. So being able to see android form is fascinating. And maybe your friends just don't want to know how it works, just as long as it works.
[HTC One X] Jagerzero:
All the OP did was warn us. He said if you ain't a developer don't . His subjective opinion. I ain't a developer but I still root every phone I own and that is a lot. I am comfortable with ADB and fast boot. Someone else like me will disregard this post.

The most the OP will do is scare off a new comer from rooting. Whether this is good or bad is unknown. He may have well just prevent two "help I've bricked my phone" posts or on the flip side prevented the next Chainfire from being realized.

I can't say I disapprove with the entire post but a few elements shouldn't be added. Remember this is a tech site. Saying not to for anything unless its proven to be harmful goes against what XDA stands for.

Just try and be more responsible when you post. Not everyone is savvy. People do come here to learn.
[HTC One X] silenced3:
I second that.

Its always good to test out the phone thoroughly before you root the phone. Rooting is not difficult..if done right it can really help you get the most out of your device.
[HTC One X] FiReDoGGi:
I think that Android phone with out ROOT is very stupid.

1) The simplest proof of this - the inability to remove unneeded applications.

2) Your GPS is bad because of an incorrect region. And you can solve it in two ways. ROOT or RST Phone(+about 8 thousands of rubles)

3) Android without ROOT is the same as Windows without the system administrator):):cowboy:
[HTC One X] KLUVJ:
lol, just so u know though, ios doesnt let u install all of the stuff as well, say for on android, at least AFTER.i root, i can unstall htc locations and stocks..but even after you jailbreak, uninstalling system apps is a lain in the ass.

for ios users, jailbreaking doesnt make as much difference as it does when rooting on android
[HTC One X] mafia187:
I waited 3 weeks to root mine and 100% worth it. I upgrade phones yearly sometimes twice a yr so my 1x has to last me till the iPhone 5 comes out.
[HTC One X] srashedian:
Honey that's not the point :|

He doesn't mean you shouldn't unlock your phone at all, he says you should be satisfied with your device itself before you unlock it, that way you unlock your phone, and still you've used your warranty service
[HTC One X] jontomes:
one thing missing here - I am total noob and got an s2 with no warranty - rooted the thing, and now I can't remember what an advert looks like :-)
[HTC One X] mayad79:
Where did these jokers come from. Hey jerky? Go over to the Samsung forum, they need you.

Idiots.....

HTC will cover manufacturer defects. Not water damage.
[HTC One X] ri123:
He's not mythical. Rooting gives problems to your phone, occasionally for no apparent reason.Sometimes, rooting causes the SD card blank error. It rarely causes a bad zip file error which I unfortunately got, a now i cannot revert to stock. I got all these problems after rooting my HTC explorer a310e. No thank you, I will not root again, and therefore, I suggest my peers not to root as well.

---------- Post added at 01:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:26 PM ----------

Rooting causes problems
[HTC One X] Rusty!:
You might have got those problems after rooting your phone, but it is nothing more than a coincidence. Rooting did not cause them.
[HTC One X] Flo95:
I don't get what's so hard.

Used my phone for 2 weeks to see if it has any issues. It was fine so I went ahead and unlocked and rooted it.

Nothing simpler than that :D