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[LG Optimus Black] poorna.theju:
cm 10 help

currently i am using cm10 stable,reverse tethering is not working..in cm7 it was working .......help me out

how to connect it
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] EX3cutor:
https://plus.google.com/photos/102877970345935346459/albums/5759054993603008689
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] little-vince:
I don't use glas.t but i heard that once the adhesive of glas.t is applied to the screen it's almost impossible to get off...

which made me skeptical as if you dropped your phone and if the glas.t broke but the screen didn't, you'd need to forcefully peel off glas.t.

but that doesn't seem to be the case here. XD

anyways. how did you manage to do that?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] lexi250:
Not true ^.

Its easy to remove the GLAS.t!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] panyan:
i dont think the glast uses adhesive - it is just the vacuum suction created by having two surfaces together - like water moving up two panes of glass
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] NotablyNice:
That sucks. Care to tell us what happened and what the state of your Notes screen?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] lagittaja:
Glas.t does use adhesive.

It is easy to take off but once it's off you can't use it again because the adhesive loses it's "grip"
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] EX3cutor:
Sorry for my bad english, please.

It's very simple.

I installed GLAS.t to my Note. Without dust and air bubbles. But was very surprised how dirty fingers leave a trace on it. Thought that the wrong side of his stick on the phone. Pulled back, touched the other side. There is much worse. So, stuck right. But the inner surface has already managed to collect dust and sticky back was pointless. GLAS.t has been corrupted and I began to experiment on him. Trying to scratch and learn construction.

Needle leaves little discernible scratches on the surface. Attempts to leave a deep scratch failed.

That's one of those moments when pressing it burst.

The surface of the glass inside lined with a film, which caused the adhesive layer - adhering dust can not be deleted.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] CoopZor:
Do you still advice the glas.t protector ? are you gonna buy a new one ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] EX3cutor:
Yes, I want to buy another one. But to be much more careful with installation process.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] kyrirhcp:
I'm on my second GLAS.t, the original had a problem with the adhesive and SGP exchanged it for me free of charge.

I just want to give my experience on some of the comments here.

The GLAS.t uses adhesive, it says it on the box, it's some sort of silicon glue. It is not impossible to get off, in fact it's very easy, but not like it is just sliding off the phone.

It is almost impossible to scratch, I used my chefs knife and just barely made a scratch (youtube: Spigen GLAS.t Stregth Test).

I also managed to break the one that had a problem with the adhesive, albeit after I had removed it (I was bending it to see how much it could withstand). There is a some sort of film on it (like a car windscreen) that allows it to shatter without falling apart.

It causes no interference with the SPen and fingers (not even with two installed).

This thing is amazing, anyone that says otherwise is a hater.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Dsteppa:
But how about the buttons on the bottom?

The only problems I've seen had to do with those buttons, that you had to press really hard before your touch gets recognized.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] NotablyNice:
Completely untrue
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] kyrirhcp:
Indeed it is completely untrue. I don't know how these rumors get started but some people have absolutely no idea what they are talking about some times.

When I uninstalled my first GLAS.t I placed it ontop of the second. It worked very well, in fact if not for the degraded adhesive it would have probably worked even better than the screen itself.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] thor2001:
Well, the touchscreen works (with glas.t) like its without, no difference.

But, due to the glas.t thickness, pressing the home-key isn't as good as without.

Too bad, that there is no way of rising the home-key (like a small glas.t for the button).

Regards
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] kyrirhcp:
Like the iPhone version. Wouldn't be bad, but imagine the dust and the grime and the grinding noise caised by the dust between the two pieces of glass every time you pressed it. Being 0.4mm thick, I find that there is no real difference to the functionality, and in fact I find it a bit more comfortable resting my finger in the space.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] NotablyNice:
I don't find that a problem. I actually like feeling that groove.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] CoopZor:
I'm eager to buy, but i have a few minor scratches already, (i'm not using a protector) they are hard to find and you can only see them with the screen of.

I'm scared that where the scratches are the protector will not make good contact, and i have bubbles.

Anybody something to say about this ?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] BlueGoldAce:
http://www.phonearena.com/reviews/Samsung-Galaxy-S-III-vs-HTC-EVO-4G-LTE_id3068

Read this this morning, thought it was a great, unbiased comparison. Great read for anyone on the fence with the two devices.

Overall, it cemented my choice for the Evo 4g LTE....well it was already guaranteed, but it is a nice article for the people who are not so sure.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] davwman:
Just got my EVO yesterday and also pre-ordered a gs3 with $50 giftcard to bestbuy. I really like the EVO but may switch to the gs3. I have 30 days to try it out.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] OneDeep:
Thanks. Just a heads up the link you posted went to page 4. I read it and was thinking where the rest at.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] davwman:
Not hijacking, but I've only had this thing one day. Anyone out there that's had it longer what are your opinions?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] BlueGoldAce:
Updated, thanks for the heads up.

I think the phone is great, easily topping the iphone 4s and galaxy nexus (both of which I have owned). It is easily the best phone I have owned. I highly recommend it.

Jelly Bean will only make it better in the future.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] angreelish:
The Evo LTE is has a better display and a physical camera button. The only real performance spec the galaxy s3 has over it is a extra gig of RAM and a slightly bigger battery by 100mAh. So if I was you i would pick the phone you think looks best, since both have a good custom rom community and specs.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] davwman:
Essentially the HTC really would get better batterylife based off slcd vs amoled plus HTC generally has better signal quality. And honestly would the extra ram ever be used
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] 84guy:
That extra 1 gig of ram would be nice for multitasking but 1 gig is enough and is not the reason the lte sucks at it, its HTCs fault. Hopefully we get a fix soon as thats the only thing that leads me to wanting the s3, but the screen and sense is whats keeping me on the lte. Come on HTC fix multitasking!

Sent from my HTC EVO 4g LTE
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] BlueGoldAce:
The one gig of ram appears to be a marketing strategy.

The guy in phone arena even states that the evo 4g with sense 4.o performed slight better, whereas the GSIII stumbled from time to time.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] regalpimpin:
nice and unbiased comparison. Funny how it just so happens the evo beats it in every category.

Samsung guys:

2gb of ram... OMG! Except the Evo had better scores on all benchmark tests. Also they noticed lag on the galaxy.

bigger battery... OMG! While samsung claims it will last two hours longer. In our testing the evo lasted longer.

Just full of lol. Hey guys, I have like 2 days left to swap my phone out.. I dont know.. I just really wanna go swap out for this other one, that looks and feels cheaper, and loses in every category tested against my evo. Sounds awesome right, I'm sure I'll love it!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] cobraboy85:
not true, although the screen resolution of the GSIII is the same, the quality of it is not the same. curiousgeorge was telling me about it one time on gTalk i'll dig up the convo and post the info here... pretty interesting stuff actually.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] BlueGoldAce:
Your right evo did win in a lot of categories...but the reviewer gave the GSIII plus where it deserved them...such as software features.

He didn't call a clear winner...because they are both great phones.

If you don't agree with the review, great, did explain why. But please avoid this thread in the future if your going to "pretend" to be an idiot in your response.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Steven 1:
Aww come on. Where's the sense of humor at :b
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] BlueGoldAce:
Maybe....and if that is the case then I apologize.

Often time on xda, people come and post such things in order to ruin a good conversation/debate....and such post often lead to a flame war.

Again, I apologize if that was his intention.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] regalpimpin:
I may have poked fun at the samsung guys a bit, but was all in good fun. ( I thought it was kinda funny)

Really was a good comparison, I can send it to everyone on the fence, or to re-affirm to the ones that have already made their purchase.

When I personally make a recommendation they may remain on the fence, so it's good to have a site back you up on everything you've been forcing down peoples throats for a couple months.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Chris4809:
I have been with HTC for over 3 years.. First with ATT with the Inspire and now with Sprint EVO LTE and I have to say is that I will always own an HTC phone.. I have rooted all my HTC phones and they work great on and off the root. The camera on the EVO is great. The Internet Speed is fast. I live in Atlanta and soon will get LTE in a few weeks and can't wait to see what happens... GO WITH THE EVO...
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] BlueGoldAce:
I apologize. Been a long day at work, but I shouldn't have jumped to conclusions.

I did not realize that you were making fun of the samsung "fan boys" who posted on the phonearena website. You are right in the way you protrayed them. It is ridiculous how angry people become with tech reviewers when the review doesn't go their way.

Again I am sorry, and for what it is worth I agree with you.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c2t2l4n:
Hi! I created a site about X8 roms if someone wants to suggest me to add his ROM on site just tell me here (in thread) ! http://xperiax8tech.weebly.com

And I don't wanna receive bad comments the site is created today i just added some roms . I'll add the rest of roms in future! ;) If I do something wrong tell me!
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lyhengboy:
This is not working on stock kernel???
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pipi14:
How can making a new site for roms relate to stock kernel?

---------- Post added at 12:24 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:19 PM ----------

Hahaaaa, popular roms there? Where are DX`s and nAa`s roms? U got to be kidding me if ur gona tell me that their roms are not popular....
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IHawkeyI:
mate calm down and be patient. Obviously the website isn`t finished and he will add all the necessary ROMs there.

@c2t2l4n

you can always add sections where people can see which ROM is compatible with which kernel and which kernel is the recommended one. Very nice website for a start but keep it going and make it better.
[Networking] cypho:
Yesterday I upgraded to a gs3 which came with a micro sim. I wanted to see if I could keep my old phone as a backup. Would the lte micro sim work in my non-lte full-sized-sim captivate/gs1?

After 3 trys i managed to properly align the micro sim in the full sized sim slot and it worked. But then the weird part. Without powering down the phone I plucked out the sim (possible because the micro sim is so small). To my surprise the phone did not give any error and both data and voice calls continued to work without a sim actually in the phone.

How was that possible? Further, what would have happened if I had booted up my new phone with the sim card that my old phone still thought it was using (I was too afraid to try)? Would both phones continue to work? Would they both ring when someone calls?
[Networking] ovoxo:
any sim should work as long as its activated and its the same size.

and no they both wont work, the phone that has no sim will show "no sim" upon reboot
[Networking] cypho:
Perhaps I was not clear. I removed the sim without turning the phone off and it continued to work. I know it should not, but it does. That is what I am asking, how is that possible? Does the phone only check for a sim when it boots, and from then on the sim is not needed?

Then what would happen if I boot up phone #2 while phone #1 still thinks that the sim card is in it.
[Networking] horga_83:
I'm interested, try it and let us know what happens.
[Networking] chw2006:
I'm not an expert, but I think all the SIM provides is a string of numbers that identifies the phone with a phone number. This is most likely cached in the device while it is on and it might not need the SIM card after it has already gotten the information. This might not pertain to all phones, maybe the Galaxy S3 was programmed slightly differently.

If you power down the phone and restart without the SIM, the phone will most likely ask you for a SIM.
[Networking] cypho:
It is an S1/Captivate that is working without a sim. And yes, when I reboot the phone it stops working. I'm not brave enough to try both phones at the same time. That seems like something that the phone company would notice.
[Networking] internalflame:
I tried removing the SIM from my captivate while it was running, and for a short time it still showed signal. Soon after I got a message asking to put in a SIM and restart. I don't have an LTE SIM or microSIM to test with, but it doesn't seem likely that the cappy will continue to work without one. Or at least without starting with a regular SIM.
[Networking] redninja007:
i Know that this is an old thread but i just wanted to say that with some networks, you can take the sim out and still use the phone locally. they only use the sim for international or roaming outside the country. thats what i got from Sprint before. i dont know about other networks
[Networking] afridi.asghar65:
Pease cany any body tell me who can download apps frpm this software

:silly::silly:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haboo 200:
plz guys i want to root my device galaxy s with 2.3.6 baseband version i9000BUJV5 and build number gingerbread.BUJVI plz guys im waiting cause i want to do a recovery to my phone to upgrade it with ice cream

thank you verry much
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gizmoichitzo:
hi,

take a look here :

http://www.homeforgeeks.com/mobile/root-galaxy-s-i9000-value-pack-xxjvu/
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haboo 200:
but i dont have the XXJVU the i dont know if i have the BUJV5 or the BUJVI ive wrote in the thread all the formations that i know cause im new at the android :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gizmoichitzo:
hmm, I suppose you want save your application before flashing?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haboo 200:
yes i want to root it and make a backup with titanium cause in recovery mode i cant find recovery or something like that
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haboo 200:
plz guys im waiting
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .c0dy:
So you got the i9000 and not the i9000b?

Flash cf-root kernel via. Odin.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haboo 200:
i have the i9000 :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .c0dy:
Okay, then as i already said.

Get cf-root kernel, flash it via odin and baaam. There you got your root xP
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haboo 200:
but i dont know how to root it ive tried to search at google for a way to root BUJVI but i found nothing
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .c0dy:
Okay. Look for the cf-root kernel thread. Chainfire prepared a pre-rooted kernel for (almost? ) every firmware.

Look for the right one.

You know how to flash a kernel with odin?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haboo 200:
i dont know the way plz tell me
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haboo 200:
plz tell me all the steps cause im new at android
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .c0dy:
Download Odin. You should find it somewhere here on xda or google.

Download the cf-root kernel.

I think its a ".tar"-file.

Open odin.

If you have installed KIES, close both KIES-processes in the taskmanager.

Reboot phone into downloadmode. (Vol down + home + power)

Connect your phone via usb to your pc. A little box in odin should appear now and should say something like "Added".

Now press on the "pda"-button and browse to the cf-root kernel. Click start and if everything is done correctly, xour phone should reboot automatically. Now you should see the app "Superuser".

Hope this helps.

Anyway, im not responsible for any errors or damages to your phone :P
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haboo 200:
plz give me a link to download the compatible version for my galaxy s thank you very much i know that i bothered you
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .c0dy:
Okay.

Firt of all, here is the direct link to the CF-Root-Thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=788108

Theres a step-by-step guide by chainfire too.

Download this kernel from his site:

http://download.chainfire.eu/123/CF-Root/SGS/CF-Root-XW_DBT_JVI-v3.7-CWM3RFS.zip

And flash it as mentioned in his thread with odin :)

Hope this will help you out :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haboo 200:
im i obliged to use that chanefire ??
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .c0dy:
No. You could use any other kernel from chainfire. Or you can use Semaphore, Galaxian, Talon, Speedmod or any other Gingerbread-Kernel.

You can either try the 1-Click-Rooting Tool. You should find it on google and somewhere here on xda.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haboo 200:
i cant find in one click root my device :crying: or i didnt dee it can you plz go and search for me thank you very much
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .c0dy:
One more question.

Do you want to root, to do a backup of your apps?

Or do you want to get a Nandroid-backup?

Nandroid-Backup is something like an image of your pc.

EDIT:

Anyway.

The easiest and safest way is to flash the cf-root kernel with Odin.

Follow the instructions in the cf-root kernel and you should be good to go.

Its pretty easy.
[Kindle Fire General] tamaker:
installed MIUI on my KF using TWRP a few days back. went well, played around with it, then decided to go back to stock.

Wiped caches and flashed update.zip (stock rom for KF) and all appeared to have gone well..... BUT..... the battery was/is apparently too low for the device to charge (but wait, it gets better)...

when the device fires up I get the white/orange kf logo animation, then when boots I see the homescreen (without the notification/toolbar at top (just bookshelves,standard icons and bottom row of icons).... as soon as that appears I get forceclose messages for

-android.process.acore

-process.android.providers.calendar

(happens right after the UI starts loading ... if Im quick enough I can get one of the homescreen apps to load, but the device (after just a couple of seconds) just goes back to the white/orange logo animation and starts the boot process all over... whether I click force close or not it just restarts the nasty process).

in the brief time Im able to have it on I cant get the kindle fire utility to recognize it so I can get TWRP back on the device to try to re-flash stock.

probably just a paper weight now Im guessing, so I'll either take over my wifes KF or get a new one, but thought I'd mention my experience here to see if anyone has seen/heard of this before and as a warning to other noobs who know just enough to be dangerous like me!

Thanks all.
[Kindle Fire General] kf-ics-dan:
Have you tried charging it? Just plug it in with the stock charger and let it sit overnight. Then try the re-flash.
[Kindle Fire General] vbdss:
Let it charge, then just flash a new rom.
[Kindle Fire General] tamaker:
left plugged in with AC charger all night... the force closes just happen over and over and because it doesnt fully boot (Im guessing) I cant get to point where I can use kf utility to get twrp back on to handle boot. i think trying to flash with such a low battery made the flash go horribly wrong and thats the cause of the force closes??? I wish it had hardware buttons like my galaxy s!
[Kindle Fire General] vbdss:
Your device is not bricked alright?

Now that the device is fully charged, just go to KFU, on the option 1 (bootmode), choose recovery (5001).

Then turn off the device completely holding the power button for 15 secs or more.

Then plug it to USB and let the KFU set your device to recovery.

Then it will restart and go directly to TWRP
[Kindle Fire General] shobon:
The fact that it boots at all goes to show you didn't brick it.

A few months ago I couldn't get passed the splash screen.
[Kindle Fire General] tamaker:
Thanks... KFU doesnt recognize the device at all during the 'boot loop-like' process it runs through before the 2 force closes and the eventual automatic reboot..... I followed your steps and it just kept showing waiting for device and the KF goes through the boot > force close > restart process.... its like ground hog day.

Thanks though, I appreciate the response/help.
[Kindle Fire General] tamaker:
Yeah, I see your point... but the force closes and the fact that it never shows the menus / top notification bar and icons, etc. and that seemingly, the KF os never loads fully keeps me from getting to a point where the windows drivers recognize the device and then allows me to get KFU to work with the device.

sort of stuck but not technically a brick I guess.
[Kindle Fire General] vbdss:
There is no such thing like KF never loads fully.

Or it loads or not. FCs is something that happened on the install of the rom

You have TWRP and cant fastboot?

Try to redo the steps to install TWRP and install FFF 1.4a by hashcode
[Kindle Fire General] Dasanko:
He doesn't have FFF or TWRP anymore, as he flashed Amazon's stock update.zip

Your only solutions are either the USB trick (cracking open the KF's case and shorting specific pins) or getting a factory cable (recommended) to force the KF into fastboot mode, from which you can flash FFF and TWRP, then boot into TWRP and fix the mess.
[Kindle Fire General] vbdss:
Sorry, after i went from stock to custom roms, i never tried to go back to stock, didnt know that we lost fff and twrp when doing it.
[Kindle Fire General] tamaker:
Thanks, Dasanko, I'll do a search for the cable and see where to buy it and will go that route. Thanks again all.
[Kindle Fire General] darkjz:
FastBoot

Something similar happened to me and I did this:

Even though your Kindle Fire isn't recognized by KFU you can run it and select the option #5 (Install Latest FireFireFire).

When you do it'll probably error out attempting to get your device into fastboot but you'll get the prompt "( waiting for device )". Once that happens let your fire loop again and this time the window will be big enough for FireFireFire to be flashed into your device and leave the device in FastBoot...

After FireFireFire gets installed run KFU again to install TWRP and you'll be able to boot into recovery by poking the power button repeatedly in the new boot logo.

Hope that helps! (That's how I un-looped mine)
[Kindle Fire General] Dasanko:
Np, it's just it doesn't flash just over the system, but also overwrites the recovery and bootloader with their crappy stock ones.