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[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] Ozark_8125:
Me too - luckily I saved the activate/deactivate google voice in my contacts list so was able to change the forwarding ok. Not sure if there's anyone at google that takes feedback on these kind of issues or not - but I haven't seen many things responded to on their feedback forums (like DST / calendar sync issues for the last few years with no fixes). Get what you pay for I guess.
[Android Themes] Miz_Buzzer:
Just copy to system> media using Estrong or Root Explorer.

Enjoy. :highfive:

Download Link
[Android Themes] alteredlikeness:
Pssst...
[Android Themes] Miz_Buzzer:
I came to know about the app a few hours ago. Thanks anyways. :good:
[Android Themes] CheesyNutz:
wow the search button borked ?
[Android Themes] Miz_Buzzer:
Resized to fit without stretching.

Just copy to System> media> and overwrite.

OP updated.
[Android Themes] Miz_Buzzer:
Check the time OP was posted, smartass.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ferndom:
...to install 4.1 on a galaxy nexus takju device. Would really appreciate it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
X100000000
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mikef3j:
Perfect....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] land.apfel:
There are about 100 threads about how to flash JB on the forums -.-

just search for "Koush's JB repack" and flash it with CWM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubakuba:
Find said thread.

Use my guide.

(Post 2 if you're already unlocked)

Bam.
[Motorola Droid 3] insanospaz:
I forgot to unroot my droid 3 before i updated and now i get a sceen of

AP Fastboot Flash Mode (S) (Boot Failure)

0A.64

Battery OK

OK to Program

Connect USB

Data Cable

Invalid CG HAB (CG: boot, status: 0X0035)

and yes i have read other threads on this and every answer involves connecting via usb. it WONT. so unless you have an answer that doesnt involve my computer plz dont waste your time.
[Motorola Droid 3] Endoroid:
Have you tried different cables, usb ports, and computers?
[Motorola Droid 3] Juicy555:
yeah, i would try connecting it to a port in the back of your PC as those are from the motherboard directly and have the best connection.
[Motorola Droid 3] Endoroid:
You can also try getting a factory programming cable.
[Motorola Droid 3] insanospaz:
i have tried two different cords and all ports on my computer and got nothing.. where would i get a programming cable?
[Motorola Droid 3] RoadToNever:
DIY Programming cable:

http://www.xoomforums.com/forum/mot...how-acquire-programming-cable-aid-haxx-d.html
[Motorola Droid 3] Juicy555:
I also found a link on ebay for the same cable posted above if you would rather buy one..

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-5-ft-Micr...ccessories&hash=item3a72cdecfe#ht_5831wt_1160

Also make sure your battery is fully charged. It might not be fully charged. If you have a different battery that will hap, but the cable above will force charge it , thats what is sais.
[Motorola Droid 3] ovelayer:
even though your battery status says okay I bet its below 50%

in that case it would not allow programming

try to charge it with a friends d3 or get one of the cables posted above
[Motorola Droid 3] insanospaz:
Thank you so much, i borrowed my friends battery after he charged it and i now have my phone working again
[Motorola Droid 3] RoadToNever:
Nice to hear you got it sorted
[Motorola Droid 3] ovelayer:
nice..

now you just gotta find that perfect rom to flash lol may I suggest team haters v4 or mavrom 4.0

both are top o the line...:laugh:
[Motorola Droid 3] jonpry:
nice catch with the battery charged thing. guess i will need to get a standalone charger.
[TouchPad General] ChaosDimension:
I have it overclocked, but it appears to get offsync sometimes, I was hoping it would play at a rocksolid at 60fps, but it seems to hover around 55-60fps, which would sometimes cause a desync. Anybody know of a good alternative tablet that might do better?
[TouchPad General] ArtificialMusik:
Is it an app on the Touchpad? Or are you streaming?
[TouchPad General] dewgong:
I do. It's expected since it's not a computer. But lately something's wrong with my touchpad in that it lags every 5 seconds I play, making it impossible to finish anything. I don't wanna wipe it though. So I probably won't play it much.
[Android General] 85gallon:
Wow. This is something else.

Searched but didn't find this posted yet.

http://www.engadget.com/2012/06/28/adobe-confirms-it-wont-support-flash-on-android-4-1/

And from the horse's mouth...

http://blogs.adobe.com/flashplayer/2012/06/flash-player-and-android-update.html
[Android General] antwan*:
I too read this and became quite alarmed. I'm surprised more people aren't talking about this. I seriously hate how everyone is pushing apps when a flash equipped browser can handle a lot more in a more efficient way.

So anyway, will there be a solution to this? Will we be able to port flash from ICS to Jellybean? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
[Android General] Centromere:
google is integrating flash into chrome for android
[Android General] Gorjess:
Not entirely true.. flash on mobile device doesn't perform as well as their desktop counterpart.. beside, who would use flash on mobile anyway? Play flash games? Proof that android is superior to iOS? That's just silly..

I'm not offending Apple.. they're right, HTML5 is a much efficient way to deliver content on websites.. it'll save time, money and effort for web designers..

About the port, i think it's very possible.. someone could try pull the flash player from ics and install it on JB..
[Android General] Michealtbh:
We can always sideload it, the current version works in JB. Flash will be phased out and replaced with HTML5 eventually anyway
[Android General] - Swift -:
I've just backed up the latest Flash APK to Dropbox... you know..just in case :P

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- Swift -, formerly known as IrishStuff09
[Android General] mistermentality:
Actually it says in the final two paragraphs of their blog that adobe won't support flash but that developers will be able to download unsupported versions, obviously not updated of course.

But yes it is true chrome on 4.1 will also not support flash. But of course we can do as ios users have to and use browsers that do support flash.

Dave

( http://www.google.com/producer/editions/CAownKXmAQ/bigfatuniverse )
[Android General] _Variable:
Isnt that a form of pirating? (Gotta admit though, When my phone was fast, I was able to sideload apps, Now its acting weird, very laggy)
[Android General] - Swift -:
Flash 11 is free?

And plus, its a system app on my phone so...

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- Swift -, formerly known as IrishStuff09
[Android General] deathsled:
I fail to see why this is a big deal. Flash has been on its way out the door even in the desktop realm for a while now.

Seems a little unnecessary as Adobe themselves said all the released versions will be available from them.
[Android General] nuclearbroccoli:
It's a big deal because there are still many websites that are flash based.

Way back when, the main reason I upgraded from a MT3G, to 4G was so I could access those sites. Now I'm back where I started until all those companies redesign their websites.

What Adobe should be doing is immediately discontinuing Flash updates and support for ALL platforms, which would force everyone to immediately redesign their sites instead of leaving mobile users out in the cold.
[Android General] blackhand1001:
I always have flash turned off on my phone anyway.
[Android General] PharmCAT:
Kind of weird that people are taking it somewhat lightly. I always heard android users claiming that it's one of the things that out-shinned the iPhone.
[Android General] antwan*:
I couldn't agree more. People are always quick to say, "oh but flash is dead, blah blah, you don't need flash, it sucks on mobile"

I'd like to remind everyone that the needs of one are not the needs of all. Many sites unfortunately still rely on Flash, and not being able to have a device that can access such content is frankly limiting. If I wanted to be limited I'd be on iOS or Windows Phone. Now I'm not saying Android reigns superior to all, of course it has it's faults but it does provide a lot of utility and freedom.

I would love if everyone was on HTML5 and Flash was no more. However that is not the reality. We're in the year 2012 and our mobile OS's are capable of so much, we have quad core equipped devices with 2 GB of DDR3 RAM. So to say Flash doesn't work is not the case anymore. Flash works incredibly well.

While Apps might be convenient for some things, they can't replace everything in the web. Also it's not very ideal to have to download and bog down our devices with countless of apps to replace the functionality of what can already be achieved with a Flash equipped browser. What Flash equipped mobile devices did was make people paranoid that people wouldn't purchase as many Apps from an App Market. So frankly, I'm disappointed that Adobe caved and killed off Flash for mobile devices. Also XDA is where people come to be freed of mass consumerism and root and hack their devices and come up with solutions to walled garden implementations incorporated by companies aiming to sell dumbed down versions of what their OS can really accomplish, in order to sell to the mases; so it's a bit upsetting that I need to make this argument because some people are content or can't see Flash work for them.
[Android General] _Variable:
I guess Adobe want an end to people fighting over platforms/OSs.
[Android General] 0anth:
Agreed. Granted that not a lot of websites *depend* on flash to work, but when you do come across one that uses flash, it's certainly nice to be able to use the whole website.

Even just a "current version" with nothing but security and bug fixes would seem like a goo idea, not just cut dry...
[Android General] smile_ppl:
Why dont we create a petition to resume Flash development for Android?
[Android General] AmoJ:
HTML5 won)) As Jobs said
[Android General] _Variable:
Too many petitions already

1. Windows Phone dilemma( about 1000 of them)

2. Apple and the Nexus( about 100 of them)
[Android General] Phrack:
Mixed feelings..Although I'm not surprised since Adobe had previously announced they were dropping development of Flash for mobile devices.

And yes although my device has Adobe Flash I rarely enable it because it runs like a pig (although it is nice having the option to view websites on my phone just like on my PC).

I'm also against app-ahhrea - all these apps to access the same content as a web browser but with new and improved battery suck background processes.

I would much rather Adobe Flash die and HTML5 start taking foothold but until Adobe announces they are discontinuing Adobe Flash development altogether there will still be a significant amount of Flash websites that won't be usable on mobile devices.

On a side note Microsoft has announced Win 8 / IE10 will have Adobe Flash integrated instead of being an add-on like before. Does anyone know if Win 8 tablets / phones will have Adobe Flash built-in?

I would like one of two things to happen:

1) More websites switch from Adobe to HTML5 rendering Flash as significant as Realplayer.

2) Adobe resuming mobile development of Flash so we have a more efficient and usable version for our mobile devices.

Most websites I frequent have mobile versions which load very fast and I use them most of the time. Sometimes the mobile versions are missing content the full website has so I switch from mobile to desktop view - and I occasionally enable Flash if the website requires it.

But please not another app to access a website!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Archpope:
I just upgraded to JB, and like most of you, I've been adding things to it, mostly through CWM. The problem is, the recovery partition is (kinda) broken. Let me explain.

If I turn off my GNex and reboot it to Fastboot then use Fastboot to go to Recovery mode, or even try to boot to it from ROM manager, I get the "android on his back with his panel open and a <!> floating over him" icon. I have to pull the battery to get past that. From there, if I use the Galaxy Nexus Toolkit to flash a recovery, it will boot to it, but even if I reboot immediately, I get <!> again. If I flash CWM from ROM manager, it will work, but again, only that one time. It's like something in the shutdown process is breaking recovery.

I tried it with CWM, CWM Touch, and TWRP. Same problem.

Am I alone in this?

Is there a fix?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ceejay83:
This happened to me after I flashed stock JB. I then flashed bigxie's rooted deodexed Rom and my recovery sticks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mattbourge:
I am on Team Liquid vicious v2 w/ franco 200 kernel. it has been very smooth and I have been able to boot into recovery seamlessly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thephantom:
I am assuming you already have root. Just go to the /system folder then rename recovery-from-boot.p to something else and cwm will stick
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] land.apfel:
I've got the same problem from time to time.

Suddenly CWM is away and I have to reflash it.

Can I fix this by deleting the .p file mentioned?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
Kinda weird that it's from "time to time" because if that file is there, then it should bring you back to stock recovery every time after you use your newly flashed temporary recovery. Yes, rename/delete that file and it should stick.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] land.apfel:
Looks like deleting the files has worked soo far. Thanx :)

land.apfel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28083666
[Samsung Captivate Glide] babyalligator:
Hi,

I just got a used Samsung Glide (I927R - Rogers Canada), rooted and running this rom http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1462298 and it seemed to be working fine until I inserted my microSD card. I wanted to get my apps and stuff from my old captivate S1 but as soon as I stuck it in there, the screen started to get a bunch of grey horizontal lines! Couldn't turn it off so I took the battery out and when I put it back, NOTHING. Dead. Or so I thought. The USB did make a sound when I plugged it in, but only once or twice. Not consistently.

I tried all the usual things to get it into download mode: volume up and power button with battery/no battery, plugged into the wall, plugged into the computer. Also tried to see if Odin would recognize it, and it using those methods, and it didn't. Oddly though, later on I walked by and saw that the rogers screen had come on. Same grey lines, a few at first and then more and more. Then, it went dead again. I'm currently staring at the brick now, unable to figure out whether it's hard bricked or soft bricked. Has this happened to anyone else, and is there a fix perhaps? I'd be so grateful.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] bobbinthreadbare:
If you're running a custom ROM you [most likely] have CWM on there. Try volume down + power and see if you get into that. If you get there, you can install a new ROM. I'd try a format/fresh install first. I'd also make a backup of the SD on a computer, format the SD, then put your stuff back on it and put it back into the phone. Only copy what you want, let any extra/garbage stuff go away (as long as you have a full backup).

I've only had my phone freak out once on me thats similar to the grey lines you mentioned. But mine were yellow. No idea what caused it, it was seemingly random.

Try the volume + down thing and let us know if you at least get to the CWM screen.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Lookin4Trouble:
Was the phone turned on when you inserted the MicroSD? You may have inadvertently shorted pins to the spring mechanism.

X2 on bobbin's solution, you may be flying blind here, unfortunately. Last resort would be no MicroSD, no SIM, plug USB to computer, insert battery, hold both volume buttons and power button, see if ODIN recognizes. **** goes wonky when you try to hot-swap components and short them.

Good Luck! If you can't get it to work, let me know, I'd be willing to try my best with it and maybe give you a diagnosis.

L4T
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dudejb:
Are you not allowed or should not switch the SDCARD out while the phone is running? What about the SIM? Just curious for future knowledge.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] babyalligator:
Thank you. Yes, I believe the phone was running when I put the MicroSD in. I've done that a few times in the past with my other captivate and never had a problem. If I've fried things, can they be fixed? Unfortunately, I bought this phone used with the assumption that I could transfer the warranty. I have since discovered that is false and I am now the owner of a very expensive paperweight (if I can't fix it or find someone to help me).

Thanks again. I would LOVE a diagnosis. Would you PM me with details? I'm in Toronto.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] ajt1995:
I eject and load my sd card all the time with the phone on...
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Lookin4Trouble:
PM on its way. No guarantee I can do anything but diagnose :( If it's the main circuit board, it quickly gets more expensive to fix than replace.

It's not a problem with hot-swapping, it's if something gets caught up, low voltage short/ground-outs can wreak havoc on sensitive electronics. It's like wiring electrical outlets with the power on - It's not against the rules, it can be done safely, but one wire out of position grounding load will flip a circuit breaker/pop a fuse.
[About XDA developers] fredryk:
It would allow us to reply to all the "how do I flash a rom?," "which is the best rom?," "should i buy a gnex?," "what is the battery life like on the gnex?," threads much, much faster.

This would be great for efficiency. Rather than taking the time to copy/paste the URL of a web-hosted image(possibly uploading one or google image searching one first), or upload an image from our own hard drive as an attachment, we could simply enter in a few keystrokes and have our reply finished in seconds.
[About XDA developers] The-Hulk:
Or you could just say to them that the instructions are in the first post, you cant ask that question it is against the rules, phone choice is a personal choice. Also you could put nothing at all and hit the report button instead, i am pretty sure that is why its there.
[About XDA developers] saket_oo:
hell yeah mr. o'connor

true spirit of XDA !!!!!!!!!!!!!
[About XDA developers] iAmBalvinder:
I second that, though I was a newbie for Android sometimes and might have asked about some intricate step about flashing and rooting.

:rolleyes:

Sent from my GT-i9003 running on RemICS 1.3
[About XDA developers] Prawesome:
I second you....Though i would love a facepalm emoticon ;)
[About XDA developers] a.cid:
Or just write facepalm.jpg

Most people would get the meaning... ;)

Typed using a small touchscreen
[About XDA developers] Prawesome:
But it doesn't quite convey the reaction....if you know why i mean ;)

Sent from the year 3000 using a SGA where sheep's are not present.
[About XDA developers] mikef:
There is :banghead:
[About XDA developers] a.cid:
That's kinda angry, we need the hopeless kind, something that says "these people won't ever learn, will they?" :cool:

Typed using a small touchscreen
[About XDA developers] mikef:
OK.

or
[About XDA developers] SimonTS:
Gotta say that I love this one

Now we just need it on the 'Smilies' panel as I'll never remember that link when I need it.
[About XDA developers] mikef:
Just copy it to your system and then host it wherever you like. Or the first one. I made the first one, and found the second one from some google pic results.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] jklitten:
http://ausdroid.net/2012/06/29/htc-comments-on-jelly-bean-for-the-one-series/
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Berserk87:
They say basically nothing.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Alcoholic:
We'll obviously get jelly bean.. In fall..
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] gunnyman:
2014
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] _MetalHead_:
Who cares when we get "official" JB? We'll get it long before HTC gives it to us. And honestly I could care less if we ever get it at all. My phone is quite literally perfect the way it is and will do just fine for me until HTC's quad core S4 phone comes out.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] mikelebz:
I love how htc spins its wheels regarding every issue...

I understand from a big business point of view of wanting to balance sounding good while not giving any definitive answers, but honestly its getting a little old now...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Papi4baby:
How awesome would it be if htc let's us run plain android ala nexus on the one x :D.

I think it would make this phone even better than it already is.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ethantarheels123:
one thing I really dont understand is the reason manufacturers put their own ui on top of android phones. Its not like they are gonna get any extra money from it. It seems like they are just too ignorant to realize that paying software engineers to create Sense UI and making their customers butthurt while using it is a complete waste when all we want is an unobtrusive android experience. I would gladly take a delayed kernel source if that meant that phones shipped with vanilla android.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] kleeman7:
The custom ui's draw some people in, the buy the phone because the love sense, or touchwiz. Many people run custom launchera, but some but phones specifically because the want that custom ui.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Red5:
From AT&T ya... if at all. HTC will prolly push it out around September/October.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] gunnyman:
Indeed

As soon as we have source builds will start so maybe July/August
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] expertzero1:
They are probably working on it now. They might be one of the few oems that got the pdk a bit early that Google announced. So hopefully updates will roll out faster
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] nupe_1911:
Sense 4 is not bad and better than stock ics in some ways.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] corythug:
They do this to help differentiate a saturated market. And believe it or not, I know quite a few people who dig sense, or tw. I myself prefer vanilla. But you have to remember there is a lot of little handy things sense does, like fb integration, that stock vanilla android does not do, and most users couldn't be bothered to play with it and mod it to work. I am just against manufacturer overlays as the next Xda user(the minority), but I'm just trying to enlighten you as to why these overlays exist, mainly to stand out from one another.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] bloodrain954:
the ONLY reason I use a sense based rom is due to facebook syncing contact pictures. Its very handy. I know of haxsync, but I don't want to pay for something that should be/is free.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] jayv81:
Everyone is entitled to there own opinion. I for one really like sence and would never bash someone for liking aosp. If I'm not mistaken I believe the manufactures are required to mask the ui of stock android. Except for the nexus series which is marketed as a google device.

Sent from my HTC One™ X, an WCX Illuminati 4G LTE smartphone
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] rquinn19:
Not true at all. It's the opposite. They like adding their own stuff because they think that's what sells. Go look at any "cheap" Android phone. They're actually lucky enough to get stock Android.

I've been wishing they could just make it the customers choice. It can't be hard to make a vanilla rom on top of their Sense or TW. At initial setup let us choose whether or not it installs Sense or whatever.