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[Kindle Fire General] reverendkjr:
I thought I would share this with the XDA Kindle Fire Community as well.

I've had my Amazon Kindle Fire for a while now, and I've decided it was time to see what kind of modifications I can load onto it. Since I have a Google Nexus 7 on its way, I imagine that a Kindle Fire loaded up with Jelly Bean might make for a decent comparison tablet.

In part 1, I started off by rooting my Kindle Fire and installing the Google market, or Play Store on it using the Kindle Fire Utility.

[YOUTUBE]6DCega2ueVA[/YOUTUBE]

In part 2, I take it a step further by installing Teamwin's TWRP Recovery, and then using it to install Energy's CM9 ROM.

[YOUTUBE]PvuFHQh9WCA[/YOUTUBE]

And finally, in part 3, I go for the gusto and load up Hashcode's Jelly Bean ROM. Very slick.

[YOUTUBE]5bhpATffVkM[/YOUTUBE]

Overall, I am impressed with the Jelly Bean performance on the Kindle Fire, and I look forward to seeing it battle against my Google Nexus 7... once it gets here.

Please direct your comments and questions toward the REVTV Forums. I've created a brand new section specifically for the Amazon Kindle Fire and this new video series.

Enjoy!
[Kindle Fire General] reverendkjr:
Not reserved. LOL
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slugger09:
I9100XWKI4_I9100XEUKH2_XEU Found this on Samfirmware, Is that the correct file for a UK unbranded phone?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kezgez:
Yes it is
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Frostie123:
Anyone else have this issue while using LTE? My phone is from Rogers. When it's on LTE, the bottom part of the phone, including the bottom of the screen heats up terribly bad and the whole phone eventually gets hot. I switched back to 4G and the heat went way. I prefer to use LTE as it's blazing fast here in Toronto. Anything I can do?
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] saj222:
Hold the top of the phone? Just kidding. :-)
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Frostie123:
At least, does anyone know an app where I can toggle LTE except when I'm browsing with the browser or watching YouTube?
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Bagbug:
Im with Bell and the phone doesnt even get warm when Im on LTE.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] sabre31:
Same here very disappointed I switched from an iPhone to this phone and the iPhone never got hot. Are all android phones like this? Love the os and phone just not very happy with cheap build quality.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Bagbug:
I dont need an app with the Bell version. I just go in the network settings.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Jbluna:
No, not all Android phones are like this.

Take a look at your phone again, you notice something? Yeah, it's thin. being as thin as it is, you're going to definitely feel heat if you push the phone hard enough. And considering android is more intensive in terms of processing, Its going to actually use the system, compared to ios since that doesn't have to be as intensive considering how overly simple it is.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] sabre31:
Thanks for the explanation however should I worry my phone will burn out and cause damage or am I over reacting?
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] sblees:
I would suggest that if the iPhone had to work hard it would get hot/warm as well. But since it is designed with simplicity in mind it doesn't have to. But I could be wrong.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] romy101:
I installed a custom rom on my GS3. I just noticed my phone does not change orientation at all. I have calibrated and turned the auto rotate setting on and off. I installed an Accelerator program from the market and it showed the X alone was stuck and not moving at all no matter how I moved the phone.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ulikmegee:
Hi all,

I have searched all over the net for a specific question but cannot find the answer I am looking for.

I have a Galaxy s3 & believe I have the 'low mic problem' that is documented in many Galaxy phones. I have turned off 'noise reduction' which may have helped but my main question is this: When I go into 'ServiceMode' & attempt to choose 'Audio' (by touching or by selecting input and 5)

nothing happens? All other options allow me to go in further. Can any of you help me? And is there another way to boost mic?

I have just converted from Crapple & am very happy with phone bar this one problem.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d4fseeker:
Have you tried recording audio with the Voice Recorder and playing it back?T

This will check if the issue is caused by the voice call (which can be anything from ROM over modem to provider) or hardware (microphone)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ulikmegee:
I have tested voice recorder & playback is perfect (recognises whispers to shouts).
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dansan382:
so i rooted and threw CWM on my brother's Verizon S3 about a week ago. he called me today saying he rebooted his phone and when he did the boot animation had changed.. when i rooted it, i also flashed that OEM samsung boot animation . he said now it shows the samsung logo but it also says "Custom" underneath it and below that it displaying an unlocked key picture. the phone works fine, he doesnt want to reboot it again but he hasnt touched it since we rooted it and now its showing this. anyone running into this? The unlock key makes me thinks something got unlocked but how?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sswb27:
Must be a verizon phone huh?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dansan382:
yea sorry. its a verizon S3
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] burningembers:
On my Galaxy Nexus, despite the fact that it has a menu button, I would get a menu key in certain apps like Gmail (bottom right) and Market (top right). It would be an additional three-dot button that was essentially menu access, like pressing the menu key.

However, I notice on my SGS3 that these apps and others lack this additional menu button. Is there a way to turn it on/enable it? Like...tell the phone, "Hey, I know you have a menu button, but if the app supports it turn its menu button on too"?

Thanks in advance!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] dduck87:
hello everyone and thanks for reading first of all i am very new to the forum world and i have been looking on here on how to reflash my galaxy skyrocket for AT&T my problem is that when i was trying to download ICS 4.0 to my s2 in the middle or at some point my mac went into sleep mode and interrupted the download process now it only displays the fallowing... on the upper left hand corner it says odin mode below that it had the product name sgh-i727 below that it has custom binary download: no and last current binary: samsung official than it had 3 icons a phone a yellow sign with an exclamation point on it and a computer than a message that reads firware upgrade encountered an issue. Please select recovery mode in kies and try again BUT that is the only screen i get when i try to do anything i have trying do hold the volume up and down key but it takes me to the screen saying warnign custom os can cause critical problems...and so on. no matter what button i push it takes me back to the previous mentioned screen with the icons idk what to do or how to fix it please help....im not very good with software but dont want to pay samsung to reflash it because its all all or nothing center meaning they will fix everything wrong with the phone and bill me and i dont want that (because so far the skyrocket has let me down :( idk if its the carrier [at&t] or the phone its self...i just havent seen this phone in action or its full capabilities and would like to)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Mike:
The warning custom os screen is known as download mode and it is good news that you are able to access it. Your phone is soft bricked and this is an easy fix. Go to the return to stock link in my signature and follow the steps given on how to use Odin. The only thing you will do different is flashing the ATT 4.0.4 rather than 2.3.5

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Sent from my Skyrocket i727 running Sky ICS

For a one stop shop are Vincom's threads

Everything Root: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1773659

Returning to Stock: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1652398
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] droid512:
Yep odin can be used because download mode has 2 different screens but they are both the same

CM9 Skyrocket
[HTC One X] Daley87:
Been itching to try it out, wondering if I would miss the fancy sense widgets and in all honesty so far I don't. The only widget I really liked was photo grid for easily swapping pics of my twin babies. Running apex with the ICS theme and everything runs like a dream. Think I'm gonna install the stock ics gallery app so as to have another photo widget but apart from that I'm good so far. Anyone else made the jump to debloat their one x?
[HTC One X] shadehh:
I'm on renovate rom and it is not bloated to begin with, i feel like it has a great impact on my batter. The battery life's really sweet. Im really loving the one X.
[HTC One X] Daley87:
Hmm, might do a nandroid and give it a try.
[HTC One X] theDroidfanatic:
Naaa, whats the point of dressing up a sense rom like an AOSP ROM? CM9 FTW \m/
[HTC One X] shadehh:
The problem i have with cm9 is that play store doesn't work for me. Says server unavailable or what the hell ever that error was.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
true but you do not get all the features that you would get with the desensed rom though...so with a no-sense rom you still get the htc camera and few other bits..with cm9 you get normal ics camera and the hated sms messaging app which i hate
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sniperIT:
I'm having trouble getting Push Email working in Jelly Bean 4.1.1 without Auto Sync on.

With ICS (and all previous versions of Android 2.2 and 2.3) I was able to still have my emails pushed to the phone without having Auto Sync enabled. For some reason it own't work in JB.

I don't want to have Auto Sync as i try to turn as much off as i can to save battery life.

Has anyone heard of something being changed on JB to not allow Push to work without Auto Sync.

Thanks in advance for any info provided.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bsinc1962:
I initially had the same problem. Here's what worked for me, no guarantee it will work for you. When setting up my account I cleared the default port setting and just left it blank. Then my work server set the proper number.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] furryfrog:
Been having the same issue.

Now trying your potential solution and will see.

Update:

This does, oddly, seem to have worked.

Re-Update:

Nope. Back to non-functioning.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theRealDespotic:
Seconded.

This worked. The battery on my Nexus S was drained in 5 hours of stand-by yesterday and the battery usage was 70% Exchange. Checked my work email via the pc and I had about 50 emails that didn't get to my phone.

Found this thread, went to my exchange settings and removed the "0" from the port setting, clicked save and voila, emails rolling in fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josimal:
There is no way to make it work!!!

:crying::crying::crying:

I am desperated. A couple of days after installing JB 4.1.1 the automatic official update from Google, the Exchange email account suddenly gave up working. After deleting and recreating several times the account the email still could not be synchronized. I configure everything in automatic option but it does not work. I delete the port number and leave it blank but it does not work.

I always get the same error inside the Exchange application with emails previously synchronized, that the application cannot connect to the server but the server is up and running and the configuration is correct. When I delete the accound and recreate once more again and open Exchange app it remains long long time waiting for sync, but it never syncs.

Sometimes when trying to tweak the configuration I get the system message that the account is not found.

It drives me crazy. After trying everything explained above several times I finally succeed to synchronize by activating the general sync button in the main desktop applet (the one for Energy saving which has GPS, WiFi, screen light level, Sync and Bluetooth) and waiting for the system to ask me for reactivating the Security - Device Manager options to allow the security policy specified by the email server.

Do I have to set always the general sync button on?. It will drain the battery, won't it?. Why suddenly it looses the connection and I have to make all this mess to recoup the connection to Exchange server and sync again my corporate email?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] furryfrog:
I have done the same with no luck either.

I currently have the trial version of Touchdown installed to use for syncing in the meantime, but that's not what I want.

Yes, the sync button will drain battery, and I have gotten Exchange to work with that turned on. I want my simple push email to always function regardless of the system background data sync being on or off - like it used to.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josimal:
By now it's still working fine. Let's cross fingers. But always with Sync button on. My conclusion is that also we must be careful with the device manager option the security settings. It allows Exchange to access system security settings. If not, the system perhaps blocks the synchronization. Battery does not look to drain much faster than before with Sync button off.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bk13:
Exchange Email on Jelly Bean 4.1.1 - Waiting for Sync forever

today I got my new galaxy nexus phone with JB 4.1.1 and I am facing the same issue as mentioned by other members. I have tried the following and none of them have worked so far

I am able to connect to my exchange server but its the "waiting for sync" that's not working

1 - removing and recreating my corporate email account more than once

2 - removed the PORT and let the app set it for me didn't work

3 - went to settings and did sync from there for my account didnt work

4 - enabled auto sync and that didn't work
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WoodroweBones:
I'm not sure everyone is understanding the proper use of Syncing. Basically yes your account has to have Sync on. The other option is only the Method it will use. For example if you choose "Automatic (Push)" that just means that when your work server gets an email it will push it to your phone (i.e. your phone doesnt check at all... it waits for communication from the server which is the best battery saving sync option). So if you turn Sync completely off your phone will no longer receive the push emails (you can turn sync off on all other accounts).

Removing the port will likely not do anything. It will either just use the default (443) or not use one and it wont work at all. As an example I have a hotmail calendar that I share with my girlfriend (we keep our social stuff in it). When I create the account I choose not to sync anything but the calendar and set it to "Automatic (Push)". This means that my phone should almost never use battery on that account until one of us adds something to it.

If it worked in ICS it was likely a bug that was fixed in JB. When you turn Sync off it means no syncing will happen at all (push or otherwise)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sheepz:
My problem with exchange is.

Setting up configuration = all ok

Server verifies = all ok

But my company requires a security verification through pin. In ICS it automatically made that security option available.

In JB I'm stuck in exchange setup (name, signature, ...)

Synchronizing loop

(send from Nexus S JRO03E)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raghav12:
Email Security settings issue

Same issue here.. It just doesnt show the menu to activate PIN and the email doesnt sync... Need help!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WoodroweBones:
Can you not just go ahead and set a PIN before trying to Sync? If its already there the phone wont ask you to do it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rob_z11:
any fix for this Jelly Bean bug? It just waiting for the sync.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WoodroweBones:
I use 3 separate exchange accounts and dont have this bug at all. I'm not even really sure what it is. Each time I add my Exchange account right after I click "Activate" I get a little notification that says I need to update my security and I put in my PIN and away I go
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chkamran:
I had the same error because of limited internal storage. This is what happened:

1. After update to the new OS, all the apps automatically downloaded and installed on the internal storage.

Note: You may want to check your internal storage first to make sure that you have the same issue [Settings->System Settings->Storage].

2. Sometime after that my email stopped syncing.

3. I did reboots and add/delete many time, but still got the "waiting to sync" message.

What worked !

1. Settings -> Manage apps ->Downloaded (scroll left).

2. Click on individual apps and then click "Move to USB storage".

Once space was freed on the internal storage, everything started working.

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Note: I did reset the phone before the update which resulted in the automatic download and install.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sandal75:
Nexus S runnning 4.1.1 stock

This worked for me:

remove port in the incomming server setting

set update to "push"

enable the SYNC button

I used to manualy sync, whenever i needed to access my cooperate mail.

Good luck!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wej1976:
I've tried the stock exchange email app a few times and found it to be overall fairly good. however until I can have the inbox show mail from all folders then it's useless as a mobile email client. I cant be going into each folder (I have 30ish separate email folders with rules on exchange that automatically puts mail from x client into x folder)

I this something that can be done or am I missing a trick. also having to go into each folder and set it's sync options individually is a bind. I'd really love to use the stock client as it looks and behaves far better than (touchdown) but without a unified inbox from all the email folders it's a no no.

Other than that the exchange client works perfectly for me on 4.1.1 (AOKP)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] animalwatcher:
Hi all.

Same issue as others and bk13 After the JB update, Exchange stopped working, as well as Hotmail connection.

I can get the set up done like another here, it is confirmed, but gets stuck at Waiting for Sync endless circle. It is set up to automatic (push) and sync email.

I tried the leave port blank, and it filled in with the 443 default port.

Please help.

I can't get the hotmail to work either, and I see from other forums, it is an issue. what a pain.

Found this on another forum and it work for me. I will see if it will let me set up my Hotmail account now.

It worked for my Hotmail account also. I had to go back and re-check the Auto Data Sync but it worked. Finally, back to normal...

I've found a solution here. Credit goes to Keith Hurst.

JellyBean 4.1.1 Sync | AVForums.com - UK Onlineolution:

Settings --> Data Usage --> Menu --> and check Auto Sync Data

Try setting up Exchange account again and you'll see the prompt to activate a Device Administrator this time.

Thanks,
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] apoc [t.i.m.]:
no connection

when I add my exchange account with the correct settings I do not get a connection?

when I use the same credentials on a Samsung Galaxy SII or SIII instead of my own Samsung Galaxy Nexus it works fine???

I'm Runing JB (4.1.1) and my @work exchange account version = Exchange 2010 SP2 rollup 4

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used this to fix it:

http://www.nonstop.co.il/kb/view.php?kb=29

(yes you need to be sys.admin or else ask your sys.admin to do so)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andro100:
Emoze push mail for ICS

I had similar issues with weird behavior of the push and sync and I installed Emoze Push client which gives me the ability to push any type of email ,obviously Exchange and IMAP but even POP3 which is very limited email protocol.

I've done benchmarks with the stock ICS email client and with several third party clients like Touchdown, Moxier, K9 and I find that Emoze has the advantage in almost every aspect.

Push notification is stable and fast ,less than 60 sec.

Battery consumption is low ,I’m able to work in push mode without charging for 22 hours.

I’m quite a heavy email user so it was kind of a surprise to me because I used to have 6-8 hours max with only one account working in push.

I have 5 email accounts which is about 100-200 email per day so no kidding ,this one really improved my life ,I’m less paranoid about my battery.

Other features which are quit useful are the security options that allows you to find the device location by SMS or email

and also to remote wipe or block by SMS.

This is cool because you don’t need PC connected to the internet to get the job done ,you can simply send SMS to your phone number to activate the security process.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] piztol44pete:
JB Exchange Email

I have had the same issues with ICS and JB. i use Enhance Email, I download it from the Amazon store, it is probably also available on the Market. it works flawlessly just as the good as the default email client did with GB. I have tried everyone's recommendations with no success so i will stick with Enhanced Email. I have no complaints with it so far.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] comptonhubbard:
Hi all,

I had the same problem I found two parts of the solution for exchange...go to OWA sign in...click on the options menu then see all options then on your left click on phone and then under your phone number click on anything that says not available. before setting up your mobile phone pull the drop down at the top of your phone click on the sync icon then setup the account and you should get a message to activate once you do email will download.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hat Trick:
This worked for me. After the "waiting to sync" would never go away I pushed all my downloaded apps to SD and then emails started pouring in.

I'm running JB CM10 on an Infuse
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ibrahimisadek:
Thnx dude thats worked for me
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chrisjasper:
Excellent, thank you, that fixed it for me
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nickrich1418:
Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rsborn:
I struggled with this same issue and tried all of the above fixes and workarounds but none of them worked for me. I have no access to the ActiveSync set up on our domain so I could make no changes there. I did try using Touchdown which does work but I was unsure I wanted to pay $20 to get my work email on my personal phone so my ultimate solution was to roll back to Ice Cream Sandwich. I chose the Nexus HD2 build from TyTung and it is working excellent in all aspects most notably mail is working without any sort of workaround.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] carlosabreu:
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Excelent......this works!!!!!:good::good::fingers-crossed::cowboy:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mixail777:
Account name ?

Hi everybody

I have G nexus about two weeks and i had the same problem. I am on 4.1.1 Jelly Bean and i did many factory resets to manage email app to work.

I was playing with my phone and i figured out that mail app stop pushing emails and i was connected to my home wifi.

I enable auto sync and everything OK!

The strange thing i ve noticed is the following

I checked under settings, accounts, corporate, to see if syng is on and it was a green synchronization icon next to my account name but my account name wasn't right!!!!

My account name is mdermitzakis@....... and their was mdermitxakis@.......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I double check through the email app and boom the same there mdermitxakis@.......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I tried to send emails to both account names but only the first one witch is the real worked!!!

I cant understand what kind of bug is this!!!

Any ideas??