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[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nutomic:
My phone got some water damage and stopped working, so I opened and cleaned it (alcohol).

Now after reassembling, it won't turn on at all (booted in hboot before).

The led works when connecting to charger, and even shows loading, but when I press power, the charging led just turns off and nothing happens (powering on without charger also fails).

I tried reassemblying again and made sure everythign was connected, but no change.

Any idea what else I could try?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nutomic:
Anyone?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bortak:
Could've broke your screen connector..
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nutomic:
But wouldn't the phone vibrate and the led flash on boot? (led definitely works when power is connected)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bortak:
oh so it doesn't even vibrate? hmm. Maybe you disconnected your upper board from your lower board. Go on youtube and find the "Bravo disassembly video" or something like that, take it apart and put it back together again. I'd use latex gloves if I were you too btw.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nutomic:
Thanks, I'll give this a try.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wallendiaz:
Hi guys

Maybe i have a serous problems here, yestarday i install android 4.1 to test, but before this i do a NANDBackup and then i install android 4.1, but today when i want to back to ICS restoring my backup i have this alert in recovery ( MD5 mismatch ) and now i can restoring my backup and my phone dont want boot because i do a superwipe after install my backup, how i can fix this problem knowing that my phone dont want boot?????:confused::confused::confused:

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
For a nandroid restore to work properly in CWM, the path to the images needs to be EXACTLY the same as it was when you created it. For example, if when you did the backup, the file was located in /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup/2012.06.30.07.30.00, then you need to make sure that that path is exactly the same. Otherwise, you will need to regenerate the MD5, and then it will work by doing this:

adb shell

cd /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup/2012-06-30.07.30.00

rm nandroid.md5

md5sum *.* > nandroid.md5

exit

EDIT: And please change your title. Your phone is not bricked. Bricked means it is as useful as a brick -- i.e., it does not work anymore and it cannot be fixed without returning it. You may have messed up the firmware, but your device certainly works just fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] super_dk:
What recovery are you using and how exactly did you try to restore?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kevinjgray88:
If you renamed the backup make sure there are no spaces
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rsxtypes72:
If you can get to recovery then you are definitely NOT bricked.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corcovo:
Dear friends,

I am new to Note (4 weeks) and new to flashing (returned successfully to GB stock 2 week ago). I read a lot in forums and I pretty much have 2 questions:

1. About updates?

If I decide to go to a non stock ROM. What about updates? Is there an automatic update like with stock? If not: Do I have to flash new versions and loose my data? I would not be happy with installing everything new again and again...

2. If the update process is easy:

Which ROM would be the best for stability, long battery use and good s-pen use?

Thanks :)

c.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] devwithzachary:
1. Normally updates come in the form of a file to be flashed in recovery. Normally these updates do not require you to wipe amything but sometimea very big updates may require a data wipe.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LaberLu:
I have flashed CriskeloRom and Speedmod 3-3 Kernel and I think it fits your requirements.

You should look for ROMs based on Touchwiz. I have never flashed a AOSP based ROM, but afaik they don't have the S Note/Memo Apps and no gestures.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rulinglionadi:
I would suggest the Crash rom...its simple and fast and YEA...supports Spen...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corcovo:
So how difficult is it to install updates? Just copy the file to SD, start phone and then start file, or what?

Thanx in advance.

c.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meethere:
update available on some websites, flash using odin, u cant update ota/kies when on custom rom
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] putney1477:
I am loving my new tablet! However under my contacts, each contact is there 2 and 3 times why is that?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Redleg02:
Sometimes if your contacts come in from different sources (i.e. Outlook, Google, Facebook, Linked In, etc.) Android will list them separately unless you combine them. IIRC, you can combine up to five contacts for a consolidated list.

To join contacts, long press on a contact, on the pop-up window, press join, android will show you a list of possible duplicates. Choose the one that you want to join to the original. One point of caution, the original contact that you join to becomes the master contact, so make sure that the info in there is correct, especially the display name.

I hop that this helps.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] putney1477:
Thank you so much! Just freaked me out that I had 1200 contacts all of a sudden! Thanks for the heads up about the original contact. I appreciate your help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garets10:
I just got my white housing kit and kept the original power n volume buttons also switched the camera to the black from original silver still with original battery cover (wanting to get original white) looks pretty sick though .. what do u guys think
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ceejay83:
wrong forum
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garets10:
I know i just noticed that srry
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xTremePower:
It s rom développement forum here...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] alarien:
I think, it should be moved to Q&A.

But looking well, by the way.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jroyalty7:
I have an sgp case that looks EXACTLY like that. Love the look with the white!!

Oh oh oh and yeah wrong forum lol ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garets10:
How can i delete this or move to another forum ... im farely new here sooooo yea
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garets10:
Actually android development (roms , kernels , etc ) but thanks though
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
You're new and you made a mistake. It happens, and you will learn not to post anything but development-related topics here next time. ;)

Looking real sweet, by the way!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sound.wav:
That looks awesome! Where did you find that kit?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GerManiac:
The right section would be galaxy nexus accessories :D

Might want to move it there and close this thread before someone else does it for you. ;)

But cool kit. Just needs a white cover in the back.

Edit:

I think you can ask kennyglass123 to move it for you.

;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pechkin000:
Where did you buy the kit?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garets10:
I had a original nexus n i bought the white housing kit off ebay (which is only the white part) n i replaced the white power n volume rockers for original ones .. i need the battery cover .. but it looks nice i love it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garets10:
I got the housing kit off ebay .. im having a hard time finding the battery cover though
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garets10:
If they close it thas cool ill just add it again there thanks for the tip though ... n yea im just having a hard time finding the white cover .. but its like a new fone especially with jelly bean love :thumbup:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nanonymous:
I love how you mix the Titanium Silver power button and volume rocker with the white housing!

As for the battery cover, Droid-Life found some on German eBay. It's the housing and battery cover though. I couldn't post link, but try Googling "How to: Turn Your Original Galaxy Nexus Into a White Galaxy Nexus". Should be from Droid-Life and look up for the link there
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garets10:
Thanks it does look pretty sick .. i found the white cover for 12 bucks on another site ill add the link incase u wanna get it they have housing n cover

http://www.parts4repair.com/samsung-galaxy-nexus-back-cover-white/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GrandMstrBud:
I may have to give this a try. Just something different I guess. If you have where you bought it let me know
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garets10:
Go to www.parts4repair.com and look up galaxy nexus parts .. i think theyr out of the white housing but they have white battery covers .. u can also check ebay but make sure its oem parts
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragn4rce:
OP thanks for that picture. I now know what my finished product will look like once I'm done.

I'm gonna paint the housing white and keep the black buttons with the black battery cover.

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If I have helped you.... hit that sexy thanks button. ^_^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK00208:
Let's start with what would be my dream phone:

- minimum 4.65 inch screen, preferably not Pentile display, but not a dealbreaker

- 64 GB internal memory (iphone does it, why not android phones?)

- Micro SD slot capable of additional 64 GB (or 128! even better!)

- Tegra 3+ or Exynos 5450 (no, NOT the dual-core 5250, i want the beast quad-core 5450 on the new ARMv15 architecture)

OK story time:

My AT&T upgrade's coming up next month, which means I can FINALLY get rid of the iPhone 4 32GB. Say what you will, but it was a good upgrade coming from a very old Blackberry Curve, and she served me well these past two years, but I've outgrown Apple and its walled garden a year ago.

Here's the thing, I've been disappointed with the recent releases on AT&T, here's why:

1) Samsung Galaxy SIII - no 32 GB version, Touchwiz, snapdragon processor, slow to update

2) HTC One X - no Micro SD card, Sense (although I hear it's great), Beats overrated, same snapdragon processor

3) Samsung Galaxy Note - Y U NO HAVE ICS YET?!... also, i don't need a phablet since i have a Tab 10.1 and the upcoming Nexus 7, so a smaller display would be ideal.

*-- Yes, I'm aware I can root/flash custom ROMS which would deal with the update & custom skin issue, and I do have CM9 on my 10.1, but I'm looking to move to a phone similar to a Nexus, that offers the pure Google experience. --*

On that note, yes, I just sprung for the Nexus 7, and that's made me seriously consider the Galaxy Nexus with its reduced price, pure Google experience, and it updates software way faster than carriers do. The thing is, I'm not a huge fan of some things about the GNex:

Galaxy Nexus Unlocked Negatives (in my opinion):

1) The dated hardware (Texas OMAP processor, which disappointed me even at the press release),

2) smaller HDD (only 16 gb, not fun to downgrade, even if I am coming from Apple),

3) lack of Micro SD (I use Google Music and have about 30 GB of music on it, but I like using the offline feature so I don't constantly have to stream and abuse my data plan, and that requires more space than the GNex is offering).

That $349 price point is just SO intriguing though, and I am an avid user of Google content and purchase regularly through the play store, so I will absolutely be getting an android phone, the question is when.

So thoughts? If you were in a similar situation, would you just spring for the GNex now with that $349 unlocked goodness, or wait for a potential new Nexus phone to be introduced around the holidays? Something's gotta compete with the iPhone 5, right?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] live4nyy:
Here's my plan. I already use a GNex as a daily driver and I plan on picking up another to do modding/hacking on. Then, when the new Nexus device(s) arrives I am going to sell my daily driver GNex and buy a new one to use. I will keep my "testing" GNex as it will be more than capable a year from now.

But to put it into perspective to your situation, I would just wait if you don't have the luxury of having two phones. Technically, I really can't afford two phones but I have given up drinking, smoking, and sugary drinks to compensate for my "Tech" addiction. Or you could just spring for the GNex now for the lower price point and wait until the new Nexus has a price reduction before moving on. I guess it's all about patience and prioritizing your wants/needs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joe767:
I have a GNEX a very early adapter and I paid almost $700.00 so at $349.00 it's a steal. With that said you can always get an International version of the SG SIII and if you don't like touchwiz just root it and install a custom rom. It's very easy to do.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK00208:
See, there's so many variables.

I love the idea of the GNex, and 4.1 will probably be amazing on it, but if a newer, better phone is expected to come out for the holidays and I can use my upgrade subsidy to get it for about $299, then that would be perfect (no plans on leaving AT&T at the moment, I have a grandfathered unlimited data plan, and I'll be damned if they take that away from me).

Sure, I could buy it, then sell it later, but do I essentially want to rent the phone for a few months and lose at least $100 in the process?

I could always keep it as a backup phone, perhaps as a testing phone as you mentioned. But is the GNex worth it? If you have a large amount of media as I do, won't your data plan suffer because you'll always have to stream it?

I can see how the GNex would be useful if I ever decided to buy a Nexus Q (God knows why I'd do that now, needs GTV baked into it). Have it as a backup remote perhaps. Hmmm.....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK00208:
SGSIII International I don't believe works well with AT&T, right? Even if it does, it's extremely expensive ($500 range last I checked). I'm trying to stick to about $350 tops (aka GNex is the most I'd pay for a phone).

Already spoke about rooting & custom ROMs. I'm really feeling the idea of the pure google experience right now, so it's Nexus or bust, I think (pending better arguments from more experienced board members)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] asawoszc:
Just ordered one for my buddy since the price is awesome.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK00208:
Here's a Pro/Con list I'm coming up with. Remember, this is me coming off an Apple phone, so a lot of stuff y'all are used to, I'm not.

Pros:

- Would get cheap, using eBay Instant Sale promotion, I'd get $300 for the iPhone (it's pristine, been in an otterbox since unboxing. Even the otterbox is in good condition!)

- Access to all Google content I've purchased, and continue to purchase

- Jelly Bean

- Pure Google Experience I'm currently looking for (a la Nexus 7, which I purchased)

- Much faster updates than if I bought through a carrier

- Turn-by-Turn Nav

- Price for no-contract phone would be roughly the same if I was upgrading to a new phone with AT&T (If I recall correctly, I got my 32 GB iPhone for $299)

- Buying the phone means I still keep my upgrade eligibility for AT&T

- Can always have as a back-up phone, or as a back-up remote for Nexus Q if I ever purchase something like that

- Much larger display than what I'm used to, and the display is still one of the top 3 in the market currently, hands down.

- I can live without a new phone for a while, which means I can wait for some crazy beast phone.

Cons:

- Need to buy a new FM Radio adapter (2005 accord = no aux port)

- Smaller Storage (32GB iphone vs 16GB GNex)

- No Micro SD slot

- Not quad-core (yes, I'm aware of the "dual-core just as good" argument, and I don't care. Blame it on my testicular insecurity, whatever you want lol)

- Could become outdated soon by potentially newer Nexus model or new Samsung/HTC/ASUS phones coming out in the holidays (just 6 months away)

- The no-contract thing doesn't give me any benefit, as I have a grandfathered AT&T unlimited data plan with no desire to lose it

I'll add more stuff as I think of it, or as people mention in subsequent posts.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] live4nyy:
Variables, exactly. I don't even buy phones on contract anymore so I don't even think about that aspect.

As for media content, using a phone without expandable storage just takes extra preparation, which I don't mind. I switch out playlists and things like that weekly when I'm around WiFi.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK00208:
I'm about 90% set on getting the GNex, just want to do some last minute fact checking and really make sure I'm ready to do this.

What changed my mind??

I recently found out about Ebay's Instant Sell promotion. To celebrate the GS3 release, Ebay's buying the iPhone 4 32GB for $300. Mine's in pristine condition due to being in an otterbox for the entirety of its life, I even have the original iPhone 4 box it came in.

I'd still have the upgrade feature for phones that come out next year, and it holds me over till my true superphone comes out. I'm so close to buying it lol, just want to make sure I'm making the right decision haha
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] live4nyy:
Well, I'm not going to tell you what to do, that's a decision you'll have to make. But I will say this, I was using the HTC One X before the GNex and I'm getting ready to sell the One X so I can have the second GNex, if that tells you anything. Of course, that's me and everyone is different. Good luck in making your decision. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrsbelpit:
At $399 when I bought it last month, it was a screaming deal. I have absolutely no regrets, I was originally waiting for the GS3 and considered the One S.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK00208:
Won't I need a SIM card adapter?

Optional questions that don't belong here:

1) any ideas on FM Radio transmitters? (I have an 05 Accord, no AUX input unfortunately).

2) Should I get a case? Dropping phones freaks me out, especially since I have tile in the house

3) Any other accessory recommendations? Micro-USB preferred, as they will then work with the Nexus 7 :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seamonkey420:
yup, just get a microsim to sim adapter. i have one for my ATT iPad sim i now use in my thinkpad tablet and my ps vita (sold all of my ipads). here's a link:

http://microsim-shop.com/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kingv10:
Don't mean to hijack the thread, but I'm also looking into getting a Nexus, and I have a few questions:

How common is the banding/burn-in problem? (I don't leave static images on the screen for long, but I'm worried about this because a lot of people seem to be complaining about it and saying it happens in only 3 days)

How is the multitouch , as in, does it track your fingers well, and how many fingers max? (I'm asking cause the android phone I'm on now has major issues with multitouch)

Do most 3D games run smooth? (max payne, gta, nova, spiderman, etc...)

What are your personal gripes with the phone?

I really appreciate you answers, sorry if I'm asking too much, I just want to be sure about buying, $350 seems "too good to be true" for a phone this good lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KennyG123:
I think these questions can best be answered in this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1642801

Thanks

FNM
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] justvalencia:
Good day everyone. I just wanna know if there is an available

rom for my samsung galaxy tab 7.0 plus p6200?

if there is please post a link of it ( a tutorial link would be nice )

My device info:

image seems not working. just click the attachments

please. :good:

please of you could also advice me a link of the best tutorial

to root my phone. please post.

i am tired of charging everyday because the battery life is really short.

plus i wanna speed up my tab. :(
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] VitaZora:
Did you try this first? You might get answers faster that way. Or check the development section on this forum. Good luck!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] justvalencia:
yeah well i tried this:

but the req. for the base of my tab is: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1697123

how to know the base of my tab? ad how to change it

to the req. needed? the required base for p6200 is

What you need for P6210/P6211:

•	Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus

•	ClockworkMod Recovery

•	You have to have XXLA3 on your Tablet as Base!

•	Firmware package from downloads section

the base for my tablet is the problem dude. :(
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] slack04:
Here, try this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1740270
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alphaod:
I bought a Samsung Galaxy S III while on vacation. I didn't really want a US model, since I already had a Galaxy S II and the only compelling reason I would upgrade was for the quad core Exynos.

Well here I am back States-side, and it's been working fine for a week or two. Last night I suddenly lost the ability to connect to WiFi networks.

Basically I can search for a connection, it will show up and say it's "Saved," but it will not connect, even if I manually choose the option. If I choose "Forget" and reconnect, it will connect briefly for a few seconds and promptly disconnect again.

I've tried the usual steps of rebooting, checking my network, etc. I've gone as far as reflashing the firmware which doesn't seem to fix my issue.

I have several other devices and none of those have issues connecting to my wireless network. I've tried a couple different AP products, including an Apple Airport Extreme, a Linksys WRT-600N, and a bunch of really old APs with a different chipset manufacturers, none which seem to work.

For OS, it's currently on Android 4.0.4 with the stock Samsung TouchWiz interface, no carrier customization.

Since returning/warranty for this device is out of the question, I am looking for a possible solution to my issue. I am not a big Android user. I used to be big on Symbian, and now I'm mainly an iPhone user. I have an Android phone to keep up with the times, so to speak. Is it possible I'm missing something? Could I have changed a setting that would cause my wireless issues?

Thanks!

(Tried searching this topic, didn't turn anything up)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mwatson:
I'm having the same problem too. Everything connects except for the S3. If I reboot the router it works for a day or so then the problem re occurs.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cixtim3:
If you get disconnected meaning there's interference in the frequency range, you could change the channel so it doesn't overlap with your neighbors' or your other APs, remember any AP operating on the same channel or nearby channels in range is likely to cause signal to interfere with another AP's wifi signal.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omeryounos:
I had similar problem. A factory reset fixed it.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alphaod:
I tried another factory reset and I'm still experiencing this issue. I'm a bit bummed out at the moment. I can't connect to other networks either. At least I have cellular data to work with for the time being, but I expect I'll get throttled sooner or later.

I don't think it's an interference issue.

Like I said, none of the other devices have connectivity issues. I haven't really changed my wireless setup for the last 10 years. Always the same channels (with difference channels for each overlapping AP—channels 1, 6, and 11). My cordless phones all use DECT which runs on 1.9GHz and I usually have Bluetooth off when at home. As for neighbors, the distance between our homes are far enough I am never really in range of their networks.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UpInTheAir:
If enabled, turn off power saving
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lyp9176:
same problem as yours. i've replaced the kernel and still testing.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kms108:
I have this problem, i think it's hardware problem, just updated the f/w hasn't made it better.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omeryounos:
Try adding your wifi manually and select correct security protocol....it resolved an issue like this on my iphone4s.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kms108:
it doesn't work for the SGS3, it's a known problem, i've checked a few sgs3 and some have this problem including mine, i'm changing my unit tmr.