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[Epic 4G Apps] wolfen1086:
I ran that when I was on TPR 2.1 but I haven't reinstalled it since I flashed TPR2.2 yet, been doing it all the hard way with a nandroid backup on the main computer instead.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mobilarc:
So, I bought the Samsung Galaxy Nexus GSM car dock, for my Verizon Galaxy Nexus, from Google, and hollowed out the area surrounding the volume buttons just as recommended. All went well with no problems after just a few minutes of work. The volume up and volume down worked perfectly with no hang-ups. I even tested the on and off button several times. Everything worked great.

Then, I brought the car dock to the car, stuck it on the windshield, plugged the 12v power USB in, snapped the phone in place (Pogo pin side first), but the phone would not go into Car Mode, nor would it indicate that it was even plugged in the charger. I popped the phone in several times, (Pogo pin side first), but nothing. It wouldn’t even turn on after snapping it in.

I removed the car dock from the windshield with the phone snapped it place and the power still plugged in the car dock. I then started to apply pressure to the phone and car dock in the location of the Pogo pins and, BAM! It came to life in Car Mode and with the charging indicator on!!

Well, it turns out that the 3 Pogo pins were not making contact with the phone’s 3 contacts. It looked like to me that the phone was not seating far enough inside the car dock for the Pogo pins to make contact with the phone. Please note: I do have the extended battery and cover from Verizon on my phone, but I did try the original battery with the original cover in the dock and it still had the same problem.

My solution was to get my cheap computer repair tweezers and pulled straight outwards, (towards the front of the car dock), on each Pogo pin, ever so slightly, a very little bit at a time until the phone would turn on, go into Car Mode, and charge all at the same time without any problems, every time.

I don't know if anyone else has had this problem, if so, this was my solution. If you do this, BE CAREFUL not to damage the Pogo pins. ;)
[Galaxy S II General] sfosco:
Thank you for this info, I am using IGPRS until now, I will try with the others
[Galaxy S II General] cpl.Bower:
claro, la seguis teniendo adento...
[Galaxy S II General] fdbailes:
thanks for the info!.

PD: siempre use ba.amx por los otros 2 un desastre se me cortan me tardan cantidad en abrir una pag, con ba.amx me vuela! es mas hay otro que gprs.claro.com.ar es lo mismo pero sin la i, me lo paso la operadora y funciona peor que cualquiera de los 3 por lo menos para mi zona. Tandil, Buenos Aires
[Galaxy S II General] pelpa87:
Yeap obviously its vary in every zone. This is for bs as and grand bs as, mostly north zone.... probably it wont vary much but igprs and gprs are always the worst. There is another one that is wap. Buy that one wont work in almost any place
[Galaxy S II General] bobnooning:
Thanks for posting the APNs.

I tested igprs and saw 1.4Mb down and .5 Mb up.

Internet.ctimovil yielded 1.1 Mb down and .4 Mb up

I'm in Nunez, edge of Cap Fed.

Igprs shows up as a UMTS network type on my phone; internet.ctimovil shows up as UMTS:3.

Should the "4G" network show up as HSPA?

I have been using the ipgrs APN for over a year. Did Claro upgrade the equipment on that APN to be 4G?

I was expecting a new APN and faster speeds, like at least 3 Mb.

I miss the 35Mb I saw on LTE in Atlanta and Miami!

BD
[Galaxy S II General] pelpa87:
claro has 4g like 3 month before it was announced. It depends in where u are the speed. In pilar for example sometimes i have 3mb.
[Galaxy S II General] andressierra:
Configuracion para Claro Uruguay

Hi guyz!

For people in Uruguay I'll let you the APNs (which are really similar to Argentina's (I'll specify just the fields that need to be changed in APN):

igprs.claro.com.uy - 3G and H showed up - This is a "combo" APN that allows you to use MMS as well.

Name: ANYTHING HERE

APN: igprs.claro.com.uy

Username: ctigprs

Password: ctigprs999

MMSC: mms.cti.com.uy

MMS proxy: 170.051.255.240 **note that 051 is not the same as 51**

MMS port: 8080

MCC: 748

MNC: 10

Authentication type: PAP or CHAP

- I had some network communication issues with this APN and it's the one with lower download speed.

Latency - Download - Upload

Test 1 - 179 ms --- 889 kbps --- 94 kbps

Test 2 - 250 ms --- 831 kbps --- 320 kbps

Test 3 - 160 ms --- 706 kbps --- 262 kbps

Test 4 - 187 ms --- 699 kbps --- 267 kbps

gprs.claro.com.uy - H showed up

Name: ANYTHING HERE

APN: gprs.claro.com.uy

Username: ctigprs

Password: ctigprs999

MCC: 748

MNC: 10

Test 1 - 158 ms --- 1930 kbps --- 339 kbps

Test 2 - 202 ms --- 1930 kbps --- 381 kbps

Test 3 - 219 ms --- 1932 kbps --- 353 kbps

Test 4 - 157 ms --- 1931 kbps --- 388 kbps

internet.ctimovil.com.uy - H showed up.

Name: ANYTHING HERE

APN: internet.ctimovil.com.uy

MCC: 748

MNC: 10

Test 1 - 85 ms --- 1922 kbps --- 398 kbps

Test 2 - 87 ms --- 1925 kbps --- 369 kbps

Test 3 - 76 ms --- 1878 kbps --- 304 kbps

Test 4 - 84 ms --- 1862 kbps --- 368 kbps

ba.amx - About 2Mbps/512Kbps - H showed up (AR)

Name: ANYTHING HERE

APN: ba.amx

Username: ctigprs

Password: ctigprs999

MCC: 748

MNC: 10

Authentication type: CHAP

Test 1 - 147 ms --- 1928 kbps --- 405 kbps

Test 2 - 136 ms --- 1906 kbps --- 405 kbps

Test 3 - 1467 ms --- 1926 kbps --- 403 kbps

Test 4 - 136 ms --- 1925 kbps --- 364 kbps

Test were made with SPEEDTEST.NET app from Google Play (free).

I'll use internet.ctimovil.com.uy as my main APN because of it's low latency.

This is for spanish searchers:

configuracion claro uruguay punto de acceso configurar 3g internet
[Galaxy S II General] sentinelvdx:
Hi,

Thanks for the post, I was looking for them to set it back on my new phone.

When I was using it on my iPhone 4, BA.AMX was the best solution, but also you have to consider that ba.amx is mostly considered for internal employees of the company... so you'll get a more stable connection, but with not too much speed.

So I would suggest to have all of them, and you can rely on ba.amx when you need a stable connection no matter the speed (anyway you'll get at least 1Mbit there).

In my case I normally use igprs that gives me 3-4Mbits, with peaks of 5, and when it's not working or having lots of problems getting connected I switch to BA.AMX (Using it on a GT-I9300)
[Galaxy S II General] ehaalandtluk:
I have gotten my Galaxy S4 unlocked by sprint and I am going to south america this month.

Does anyone have any suggestions as to what kind of services would be best for text, voice, and data in the greater metropolitan area of Buenos Aires?

I am not planning on leaving the province.

Thanks!

P.S- Does anyone know how to change APN with the GS4?

P.P.S- I understand Spanish so feel free to PM me.
[Galaxy S II General] gastonw:
Guys, that 4g from claro is bull, they call it that but it's just misleading advertising.

There's no 4g in argentina.

The SII isn't even 4g capable.

Personal, Claro and Movistar all work with HSPA+.

Above poster: Personal (carrier) works better in the Ciudad Autonoma de Buenos Aires (C.A.B.A, former Capital Federal).

It's so cheap right now (more than you can imagine), so feel free to try them all.

Sent from the little guy
[Galaxy S II General] ehaalandtluk:
Che gracias!

Does that include capped data? Or $/MB? I am a facebook addict, so I would like to be able to use all functions of my smartphone.
[Galaxy S II General] gastonw:
Personal allows you to get 3g for 1 peso per day, 1 peso is like..20 cents.

Get a SIM card, don't use yours.

When I lived there my uruguayan carrier charged me 50 cents per minute.

Then my boss set me up with a 240 pesos (25 buck aprox) that included ilimited data + no extra charge to american countries and 500 min.

Sent from the little guy
[Galaxy S II General] Pablosch23:
don't know if u are still alive but this helped me a lot bro, thanks!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahsansmiles:
Hello,

Just a new member here but was exploring around for many months and downloading ROMs and testing them vice versa. Yesterday i downloaded a ROM called XperiaTixed v12, it was an amazing ROM totally amazing so i thought to keep it on my Galaxy Ace, but only one thing was keeping me in trouble and that was once the LCD Resolution is changed, i get com.android.phone FC. So i started to google about this and happen to fall into a S5630 Category where someone posted a Phone.apk file for CM9 , i tried that but it didn't worked also, so i was just curious to know if somebody can help me regarding this... as i am really getting in love with this ROM, due to its stability,speed and most of all battery life. (I am getting 10h+ with high usage).

Sorry if i haven't explained my problem very well, as i said before , just a new member so i will tend to learn topic postings slowly :p

Awaiting for replies, desperately.

Best,

Ahsan
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CallMeVentus:
Stock ROMs do not fully support the LCD Density change , com.android.phone errors out once you change it .
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ace King 34:
My Friend,

this is not the section to ask questions.

you can ask questions in the Q&A section

Check this thread.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahsansmiles:
Ok, sorry , I dont know how to move the threads and i think only Moderators can do that, so i am on Stock ROM, and isn't there any possible way out for this? I mean i like various stock roms but can't just change the Density and it would be great if there is some solution out!:(
[General Questions and Answers] tranceph0rmer:
Hey guys, I currently have a 8gb sd card on my HTC One V.....

It's almost full and has a lot of nandroid backups and other data on it.

I just bought a 16 gb card on ebay and what I wanna know is if there is any way to transfer the file system/data from my previous sd card to my new one without changing anything.

Thanks.
[HTC EVO 3D] Sim-X:
So trying to set up a friends phone and I'm starting to get extremely frustrated. The goal is for me to set up the phone to be as stable as possible with flawless 2WCR. I personally used Infected Rom without any issues for months when I had the evo3D so that is the rom I suggested. The latest build of Infected R246 records calls flawlessly out of the box. However this build has random reboot issues & gets stuck in a boot loop, I checked other users are having similar problems. Was suggested to try build 218fixed, I tried that random reboots seem to have been cured however now 2WCR doesn't work. CallRecoder detects and sets it to evo3D & 2WCR patch settings by default. It shows it's recording during calls but when the call ends I get a little popup on the bottom saying "Error has occurred while encoding..." Using wav for recording which worked fine on the 246 build I also want the best quality.

So I'm not sure if this error is from the kernel not being patched or what. Kernel links seem to be all dead I'm not sure why I was going to try the Anthrax Kernel. I really rather not use a custom kernel I want it to work out of the box to be as stable as possible. I'm not sure how to correctly patch the kernel that comes with the rom or if the error is even being caused from that.

I need to set this phone up to be as stable as possible with 2WCR at the kernel level. Does anyway have any rom that they use or have tested that 2WCR works well without issues, reboots or bugs? Again just looking for the most stable experience possible while maintaining 2WCR at kernel level. Any suggestions for a good setup would be appreciated. I'm sick of messing with the phone & not sure where to go from here.

Thanks
[HTC EVO 3D] runcool:
Sounds like illegal activity to me. so girl-friends phone? lol
[HTC EVO 3D] Sim-X:
Your so helpful, you just come here to troll or what? It's none of your business but if you must know it's for a friend he answers phones for a service company and it's a extremely useful tool for recording all customer information without needing pen and paper. Thanks for the awesome help though.
[HTC EVO 3D] oohaylima:
Call recorder works with ICS and Gingerbread. I use it with the last MeanROM for Gingerbread.
[HTC EVO 3D] Sim-X:
So mean rom out of the box works fine for kernel recording? Been pretty stable for you?
[HTC EVO 3D] coal686:
Mean ROM GB out of the box comes with the Dodova kernel which supports 2WCR. I don't use it, but as far as I know, you just need a two way calling recording app from the Store. As for stability, it has been very stable for me when I have used it.
[HTC EVO 3D] Cetus Corr:
Doesn't Google Voice have that option? I think if you press 4 during the call it records. I could be wrong though...
[HTC EVO 3D] Sim-X:
Thanks, I think I will give mean rom a try.
[HTC EVO 3D] oohaylima:
Google Voice is free until the end of 2012. So I personally don't invest in Google Voice. But yes, I believe if you hit for, it gives that option.

It works great brother.
[HTC EVO 3D] Smiecho:
Hi

I'd like to ask about 2WCR with Evo 3D GSM. There are some topics about this but all of them are about CDMA (not GSM) or seems to be dead (not supported anymore, dead links, etc). Like that post above about Dodova kernel - wonderful but for CDMA...

Do you know about any kernel that supports 2WCR? I've heard that CyanogenMod has that feature which suggests that it has to be implemented in MiRaGe's kernel but I haven't found any confirmation.

Can you help me?

*) Before you ask... In my country it is perfectly legal to record calls. All you have to do is to inform guy you're talking to at the beginning of call that you're recording conversation. It's useful when talking about business with thousands of details you have to memorize....
[HTC EVO 3D] ze7zez:
I recently was looking for such information.

The answer is simple.

You check yourself if you install Call Recorder in the system, including root.

After you install the application

Settings -> Recording -> Device -> HTC EVO 3D.

The program will default recording by the kernel.

2WCR works fine on ICS Stock ROM with root.

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[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiemensLover:
Hallo,

i am on xoom 3g (flashed to xoom wifi) with stock 4.0.4 (rooted).

The spell check does not work. it shows all the words as wrong and give me the option to add them to dictionary!

Ist a bug? or am i missing some thing!

WBR

Siemens Lover
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheStickMan:
Check the locale setting. E.g. English (US), will say my Australian spelling is incorrect for some words. And for another language it says everything is wrong.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiemensLover:
thanx but i do not understand what u mean!
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheStickMan:
Check screen shot for clarification. See where it says English(UK)? View attachment 1195279
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiemensLover:
i have the same settings, but i get every word as wrong/misspelled!

I just need to know, if it is a bug in the xoom 4.0.4 or a bug on my xoom!
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheStickMan:
Are you typing in UK English?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiemensLover:
UK and Germany
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheStickMan:
If typing in UK English, does it still say words are incorrect?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiemensLover:
no, only German.

It seems that is a bug in the 4.0 for people with multi (not English) input language.

See here too:

http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=22707
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheStickMan:
I tried on my phone, and it looks like spelling correction only works for one language at a time. :( I have the same problem with my non-English language.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] g8who:
I know it's still early but has anyone else found Jellybean to have worse battery life compared to ICS? I'm totally stock with only the bootloader unlocked. Usually after a full day use with ICS I have 30% left and with JB I'm around 15%. On a day with heavy use I'm sure I will have to charge in the middle of the day which is very inconvenient. I'm trying to see if it's JB itself or some app which is draining things now that I'm on JB.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] M3drvr:
I'm finding it to be significantly better actually. I couldn't make it through a full day on ICS most days. With JB i'm easily above 30% most days at end of the day.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] carmello1911:
Maybe its because you like more your phone now and therefore you spend more time playing with it :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] harveydent:
Do you have Google Now enabled? The frequent location pings and GPS wakelocks drain the battery
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rasinell:
Just wondering if anyone has disabled latitude and how this effects Google now? The battery drain isn't really a bother for such a cool feature... just out of interest really
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sleepsus:
Mine seems worse compared to 4.0, phone doesn't go to deep sleep and keeps waking up ... maybe it's my Exchange email account, but this was fine when I was on 4.0.

How is your phone sleeping?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rickbosch:
This may seem a strange suggestion, but I've found that leaving wi-fi on, even when I'm not using a wi-fi network seems to even out the battery drain. Helps to get Google Now working 100% as well. So try that when you can. I've found it works fantastically for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dirtygoldfish:
Stock vs. stock ROMs (both using LeanKernel as well) I've found Jellybean to actually have better battery life. I managed four hours of screen on time with the stock battery yesterday and today, something I could never come close to accomplishing with stock ICS.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chugger93:
turn off wifi, gps and 3g, and you'll go far. Turn em on only when necessary. I leave google now on. I'm only at 40% after 22 hours. Granted it defeats the purpose of a smartphone, but if I'm at work, working...then I don't need all those things turned on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] killyouridols:
Turn off Google now of you don't really use it. I loved playing with it for a few days and realized it wasn't THAT useful for me I only really used weather. I keep the voice search active and turned the cards off. I just use a decent weather widget and maps WHEN I'm travelling if worried about time. HUGE battery saving. So many (understandable) wakelocks when activated.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
Battery life is worse for me, I'll stick to ICS for now, no rush.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CoronaDelux:
It's weird, it seems the battery life is worse, but it could be that I'm using it more than before. The on-screen time does seems slightly better than on ICS, but I'm going to need more testing before I can confirm...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] g8who:
Hmmm...I will try that out, thanks. Google now was fun to play with the first couple days but if it means I need to charge middle of the day forget it. I will try turning it off and see what kind of results I get.

For the record, I've left all my GPS, Wifi and sleep settings intact from ICS so those settings shouldn't have effected my battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
I don't care for Google Now, just the new voice search part.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isinisterx:
What kernel are you guys finding the best battery life with? I tried popcorn kernel and Francos kernel.

I think popcorn was better...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] infazzdar:
I didn't find Franco very pleasing. The Faux kernel (b6 I think) worked great and gave me excellent battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ttahatt:
I could be wrong but I think project butter requires the processor to run at a higher clip and thus uses more juice.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] infazzdar:
I'm actually getting better battery life on Jelly Bean than I was on Ice Cream Sandwich. Running at a higher clock isn't the only thing (or the main thing, I think) that gives Jelly Bean it's buttery smoothness.

Google really put effort into improving Vsync on the device, which mainly gives the device that buttery feel.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ranchosteve:
Not as bad as I thought it would be, really thin and great fit. It bendable and inside is lines with plastic. I would still rather stick with a tpu case for more protection.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/15084145114...X:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649#ht_3065wt_1185
[Galaxy S III Accessories] z0phi3l:
I'm fairly confident it's not the best idea to not have the back cover on the phone, case or not
[Galaxy S III Accessories] 20blks:
You're satisfied with this purchase?
[General Questions and Answers] gene7oh:
gingerbread seems to be difficult to root. i have been following the instructions on this page http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1255214 and using all the links provided there which also takes me to another cool site called theUnlockr. following those directions as well.

i do have the abd drivers installed, the tegra usb drivers installed and the cwm on the phone and the zip file stored on the sd.

on to my questions.

first set of directions have me just installing the zip from sd, another site has me wiping data and cache. which is correct?

next if i back up my current stock gingerbread rom (nandroid) and it is on the sd card will it not be removed with the wipe if wiping is the correct option? Ok lets say a wipe does not remove the backup, can i move it to my computer and if i need it copy it back to the cwm backup folder?

sure look forward to the replies.

thanx gene
[General Questions and Answers] TheUnlockr:
Hey Gene! To answer your questions:

1. I'd try it without wiping first and if that works then you're lucky and don't need to wipe.

2. When you do a Nandroid it saves it to the MicroSD and so wiping will NOT delete it. If you want to be on the safe side though, feel free to copy (don't remove it, just copy it) the entire backup folder inside the nandroid folder from the sd to the computer. When you need to put it back on the phone simply replace the backup folder again by copying it back.

Good luck!
[General Questions and Answers] gene7oh:
The Unlockr

hey Dave thanx for the advice i do have a few more questions but first i want to say i'm a member of your humble site. love the new social networking thingy. Well new to me anyway. I see the post that started it all opened about 4 months ago.

i don't have an external sd card. i was assuming (that can get you burnt) the the phones sd card would be untouched. seems kinda strange to have that part affected by an ota update and the like. i know when i got the phone i had to wait for the update and when it came i installed but don't remember if there was a wipe or not. personally i think it should. clean installs always work better you ask me. but if it did wipe i don't recall losing my apps and such.

but just so i got this straight, the phone has two partitions. one where the os is installed along with all them nasty bloatware things t-mobile installed along with what google installs, and then the other partition is the mmt/sd_card? that is where astro file manager keeps all of its back ups. last there is a slot for another sd card which is read as what appears to me mass storage. is it the last card i need to have in order to not lose data or is the mmt/sd_card sufficient?

I guess the worst case is i have to re install all my apps, but please if you don't tell me anything else tell me that clockworkMod is unaffected.

thanx for your time i'll see ya at the unlockr.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sr1ks:
Hey guys, I recently got the HTC one x and many of you might be aware or the hardware issues and threads showing what to check when you receive delivery.

Any suggestions from guys who ready have the tablet or experience with Asus devices on what to look out before rooting and customizing just to realize we Have hardware fault...
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Big_Den:
What I've read so far include

>Screen ghosting

>Dead pixels

>Screen flicker on low brightness

However your mileage, will of course vary. You will get more accurate results once production models start hitting consumers.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MWBehr:
It occasionally kicks puppies.