yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
Same here about not having to go back to TW. LTE coverage is actually very good in my part of the Chicago suburbs. There are only 2 towers between my house and job that haven't been upgraded yet, so I never really have any problems with losing data service. In fact, most of the time, I don't lose service when switching back and forth between 4G and 3G. I think I only lose service maybe a third of the time during the handoff, and even then, it usually doesn't disrupt my service for long -- maybe 3-5 seconds. It's almost always connected to one of the Gs.

Whether or not the LTE/EVDO handoff is really an issue for someone depends on their location. I'm actually starting to get annoyed with people saying that if you have access to LTE that you shouldn't run CM10 at all. The issues are very location-dependent, and not everyone will experience the problems. Heck, even if someone experiences the handoff issue, it may not even be bad enough, depending on the person's location, to force the user back to Touchwiz. Everyone in an LTE area, especially in the Chicago suburbs, which have good coverage, should try CM10 and decide for themselves whether or not the handoff is actually an issue rather than assuming they'll be constantly losing signal no matter what.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] javan966:
Am having issues with MMS too sometimes it work and sometimes doesn't
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hayzooos:
If that was the case for me, I wouldn't worry about it in the least. The problem I was having was literally having NO DATA at all when I was around an LTE area. It's like the phone only picked up 3G signals. If I was in a 3G only area, no problems. As soon as I would go into a known LTE area, I got literally no data while I was there.

That was my issue, and you can imagine a big one considering more and more areas around Chicago are having LTE deployed. My problem seemed to get worse the more LTE was available. It was strange indeed.

I'll give it another shot once they start rocking 4.2 and get a few of the bugs squashed right off the bat.

I love AOSP and how customizable it is. It's simple (as in no bloat crap), it works well, but for right now,

for the way I use my phone

, I have to use a TW ROM for the time being. The data handoff was only one issue I was having among a few others. Probably not big deals for other people, but again, the way I use my phone, it was a big deal.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] samrozzi:
Which tw rom are you running. I love cm but still having a few issues here and there.

My biggest problem with tw though is all the themes and bloat. Trying to find a clean nice performing tw rom especially without some crazy color skin etc...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KBizzle:
Sounds like we need another calk rom. :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hayzooos:
I'll PM you so we don't clutter up this thread.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] clshores:
That would be a blessing for sure. Nuts and bolts and none of the crap.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hayzooos:
I think these guys put out a pretty lightweight (relatively speaking) ROM just the other day. It's less than half the size of other TW ROMs and about twice the size of most AOSP ROMs.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mkasick:
Have you tried a build more recent than the 10/25 nightly? The problem you're describing sounds like something we fixed last month.

The present handoff issues folks are suffering from should be solved by, at worst, a toggle of Airplane mode.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hayzooos:
Yeah, the latest one I tried was 11/4 I believe as that seemed to be the most popular one with the fewest issues based on user reviews. I'll give it a shot again with the stable build either tonight or this weekend. I have it on my phone ready to flash, just haven't gotten to it yet. Thanks for the heads up.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
I find if the handoff issue pops up switching to CDMA only gets 3g back faster. I usually give up and leave it there. Happy to report no LOS on LTE/CDMA today
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hayzooos:
I was leaving it at CDMA before as well as that was the only way I was able to get data. But having an LTE capable phone without actually being able to use LTE (when I'm basically covered in it) doesn't seem to make a whole lot of sense to me.

If LTE wasn't available in my area, it wouldn't be an issue at all. However, if you've been to Chicago in the past 1-2 years, you'd know why having a 3G only data connection on Sprint's network isn't much of an option either. Makes me want to run head first into a wall most of the time. By the time I would regain consciousness, the webpage should be more than halfway loaded.

Thankfully, they just bought a bunch of people and spectrum from US Cellular which should give them, hands down, the best network in Chicago. Of course, that's still probably 2 years away, but at least it's something to look forward to. Most of the time currently around Chicago, Sprint's 3G speed is worse than dial up.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] IcerJo:
Have been using the Sunday nightly and just flashed the stable ROM last night I have had a stable 4G signal at home and work and no hand off issues. For the modem is am using the latest official one as I had updated my replacement phone before I rooted it. Speeds are faster than they ever have been! Can't wait for 4.2 :D

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] socioteq:
Has anyone used the MHL adapter with the stable build? I can't seem to get it to work... I'm plugging the two in simultaneously, but so far it has been a no-go... can anyone else test this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Djay45:
You don't get any hand off issues between 3g & LTE? What modem are you using? LJ7? I still get those issues on the latest nightly :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] IcerJo:
Yup LJ7 have you updated all of your profiles and such on a base ROM? Might want to try unrooting and fully update a stock ROM ensure profile and everything's updated, test 4G then root and fresh install cm10 stable or nightly. If problems persist it might be a 4G problem or I might just be a lucky guy.

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jatansanand:
4.2

Does anybody know when CM will come out with android 4.2 with the full 4.2 GAPPS and all?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ISSMER:
First rule of fight club.....

In short, when it is ready....or if you like...CM does not do ETAs. You can watch github and get a pretty good idea how things are progressing. You could always monitor the IRC channel as well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] IcerJo:
Or keep an eye on the nightlies as I do just to see what changes are being added or what's being modified :)

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] traybent:
My instagram app seem to be acting a lil crazy. Everytime i take a pic and try to add a affect the pic keeps flickering
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cazman420:
I live in the suburbs of Chicago and my 4 g 3g data handoff was absolutely atrocious as matter fact I would lose data completely and nothing I did would bring it back. airplane mode switching from LTE to CDMA nothing would work. I would reboot the phone and I would get data for maybe 30 seconds or less and then no data and it would not come back. forced me to un root and go back to stock until the issue is fixed. just my 2 cents but very annoying.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Tqpolo:
You didn't have to un-root. You could have just went to one of the TW ROMs and LTE will be fine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] syngensmyth:
Actually I think 3G was stronger on TW but it has been so long ago I can't remember. I hate the thought of going back so I'm hanging in there.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] robert90262:
Isn't there a radio app for aosp Roms ??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
Well, I'm not sure what the difference is with our setups, but if it helps, I'm on the LJ7 radio and PRL 25009. I use the stock kernel and no mods.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Woody:
Alright, alright. Cool it down a bit in here please. Work the problem together and not against each other.

Thread cleaned.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] clshores:
Looks like they are getting closer to 4.2. There is a mention of 4.2 in the changelog for today. I hope that it helps with the 3G to 4G transition. When I enter a 4G area I have to toggle airplane mode to make it switch to 4G. Once I am insde the 4G area it doesn't have an issue going back and forth when I am in the fringe area. Once I go to a legacy 3G area and then go back it again makes me toggle to connect.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] r.suchil2:
Disable HW overlays
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mahootzki:
Crap!! was trying to get away without having to reflash from scratch... well I guess this is part of the "fun" of flashing ROMs... ;)

thanks again!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] noobnl:
to bring back the camera/gallery,, you have to reflash the 7/23
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr Ian B:
Clark44;

Thanks and wanted to know if you will be doing or have a theme for us?

Ian B
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RickyRage:
Just wipe davlik n cache, reflash latest rom n gapps
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RickyRage:
Btw, theres a slight delay for the sound to come back after a call
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Bizdady:
K so did clean wipe and installed gapps-jb-20120717-signed.zip from GooManager and now I have no camera app or google now. I was using Clarks old gapps link and that Google Now worked and no camera. Ill try redownloading gapps.

Edit: ok redownloaded gapps, wiped google search app and uninstalled it, wiped caches and reflashed rom/new gapps and camera and Google now are now installed.

Camera seems like it wont focus but ill take this :D

Great work on the speedy updates.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] monstaX:
I did a clean install on a dual boot as well. And i am getting this isue. I have been for the last few builds. Dont know what could be causing this
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jae04cc:
Anyone else's volume rocker music control not working?

Sent from my SGS3 w/ CM10
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jsmcmahon89:
Mine works in the native music app, just not in Pandora. Definitely hope to see that work in the future
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr Ian B:
Volume rocker working for me on native google music app and "tweaked" pandora app.

Ian B
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freexx89:
Its kinda been messing up with me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KBizzle:
It's what I'm running now. It appears smoother because animations are set to fast. I like mine a little slower to enjoy but it is still laggy.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Bliger241:
are you guys on the 2nd build today that noob posted? pandora music volume control works for me

my problem is that when i am playing music and a notification comes in the music volumes lowers to subaudibal levels...however it is fixed just by playing with the volume toggle
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] qwasz123:
So how are you getting Pandora music controls?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RickyRage:
Can anybody else confirm this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
Just noticed that vignette is not working. It kinda appears to studder. Anyone else run vignette?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sekigah84:
MHL not working on today's 7am build.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] onebelo:
kinda buggy for me. focus and takes picture fine. but i get flickering screen when it shows the preview
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mahootzki:
After all os said and done, this IS a daily driver. Thanks so much for all your work noobln and CM10 team!

sent from Brooklyn NY using a Galaxy S lll
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
Also noticed in the native camera app that the exposure setting doesn't seem to do anything.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LTV:
Where is that found?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] r.suchil2:
Developer options in the settings.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] javan966:
Thanks for that tip was having the same issue for instagram
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rob_y11:
I usually leave my LTE setting on. Most of the time in my city there is always 4g signal. if I get a weak signal I'll just switch to cdma. It's not a big deal.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] AproSamurai:
If it's the commit in regards to bootable recovery it has nothing to do with the handoff, has to do with how CWM interacts with 4.2 devices. Koush had found some quirks yesterday that he addressed in CWM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] clshores:
Understood, it just shows they are indeen working towards a release at some point in the near future.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jamin13:
That recovery patch is only relevant to the new Nexus devices (N4 and M10) though.

The process typically starts with Nexus devices and then non-Nexus devices get support from ambitious souls (maintainers) if I'm not mistaken.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jamcar:
Is anyone running the stable build? Because mines running like poop! I got an 1 and a half of battery today, I usually get 7 hours.

Generating random authentication keys
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] syngensmyth:
I am on 11/14 but on stable also great battery. I did clean install. No 4G. 4.25 hr 80% right now
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MaxPatlick:
stable is working great for me. After something like 17 hours off the charger I was only down to ~50%
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Specialksg1:
Surprised nobody has mentioned this yet, but looks like USB mass storage was added in the most recent nightly. Haven't had a chance to test it, but thought I'd mention it for those who have been hoping it would get added for our phones.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jamcar:
What kernel are you guys using?

Edit: I checked the md5 and everything is good. So what can I do? This is unusable.

Generating random authentication keys
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] syngensmyth:
kernel with CM10
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EeZeEpEe:
Anyone using Face Unlock? I have it set but I always get asked to do my pattern.

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Seriously? With how many hours of screen time? I get 17 hours down to 5% and with 3 hours or so of screen time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JCJ77:
Yes, I am running the stable build and I get great battery life. Right now, I am at 51% with 14h 45m on battery, 1h 9m screen time. The other night, I let my phone run without charging and I got to around 5% or so with 23h+ on battery.

EDIT: I just flashed the nightly and there are a few changes. First change I noticed was that the notifications in the status bar are animated. And my phone seems to be running MUCH faster. Curious to see if the battery life is affected.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Master K:
I would like to complain about the battery life too. I was on nightly's before and would only get a max of like 8 hours of Batt life.

When the stable was released I decided to do a clan install instead of dirty to get a good idea of what was still wrong. Well now I my battery life is too long!!! Yes that is right! I got a new battery and I wanted to do some conditioning so I decided not to charge until it was at around 10% left and then swap my batteries and repeat this so they both got broken in well. The problem is sine I did my clean install of 10 stable I have had the phone off the charger for 25+ hours and am still at 50% battery left! So annoying! I have made some quick calls and read ebooks for a few hours as well as some angry birds and still have that long battery life.

(In case you cannot spot sarcasm above it is all totally true but awesome, Yes it has been light usage but really at least 4 phone calls, hours of ebooks with the screen really low and about 45min of angry birds. I suggest anyone with batt issues do a clean install and look at what apps are eating batt.)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JCJ77:
LOL...nice. I agree, battery life is ridiculous. How dare these CM10 guys make such a great ROM. ;)

Sent via Tapatalk from my SGSIII running Cyanogenmod 10.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
lol. I see it as well and I'm on Cfx nightly! Seems like my battery stands still at times .. Thought I needed a calibration the other day it was so great. :what::cool::eek:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jamcar:
I'm on the "stable" build and my camera ( along with a tons of other thing is broken) anyone else having problems like this?

EDIT: I did a clean install too and my MD5sum was good...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jeremiah.rs:
nope, download the latest build, wipe everything, and use the latest 4.1.2 apps. I think there's something wrong with your installation.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] beisboller:
Have anyone checked out the Bluetooth on the latest build? I'm currently on the "stable" build and is running like a champ! However the Bluetooth appears to be only connecting in mono. Sound is extremely low. Any help or suggestions will be gladly appreciated! :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostacious:
So your saying your getting close to 25 hours as well with light usage and remaining at around 50 percent, or are you getting flat out 25 hours at close to death? Either way very impressive.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostacious:
Oh and flickering use this from kbizzle.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
It's still broken, if you make a phone call it helps restore stereo but it also keeps skipping during playback. I watched my CPU and the load is stable and not occurring on 1104
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mkasick:
On stable?

We recently got rid of the last three-layer overlay flickering issues we were able to reproduce, so "disabling HW overlays" or setting these properties shouldn't be needed anymore.

If you folks are still running into flickering issues with stable (or a post-stable nightly), please report how to reproduce it and grab a logcat if possible.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
Under light usage I'd get around 38hours but.... I constantly use my phone so not gonna happen
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostacious:
That's amazing. Light usage on freegs3 about 17 to 18.5 hours
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
That's what it is like under moderate usage
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JCJ77:
Wow. I will probably never see that, cause like you, I'm always on my phone as well. :)

Sent via Tapatalk from my SGSIII running Cyanogenmod 10.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Zor Omega:
Anyone have a link for the latest gapps?

Thanks in advance.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] socioteq:
hmmmm..... nightly 11.17 is a no-go... 404 error. Anyone here have an alternate link? I was really banking on this nightly for my MHL adapter. Would be greatly appreciated!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] zanderman112:
goo.im/gapps as always man.

Posted by Mr. Z's Galaxy S3.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JCJ77:
Wow...these Cyanogenmod cats don't play...I just flashed the 16 Nov nightly less than 12 hours ago. Is it really necessary to flash each one? Are there that many updates in each nightly?

Sent via Tapatalk from my SGSIII running Cyanogenmod 10.

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The download I got from goomanager was bad...maybe try the cm site?

Sent via Tapatalk from my SGSIII running Cyanogenmod 10.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] p0seidon:
anyone having an issue hitting buttons while in a phone call?

I cant hit any speaker/dialpad/mute/hang up buttons while incall because the lock screen for accepting phone calls (message/answer/reject) is overlayed on the screen yet none of the button swipes work while its up there.

I have to hang up via the status/notification tray.

Im using cm-10.0.0-d2spr, Im using credential storage with certificate so Im forced to use a lockscreen. Using a Pattern lock
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jeremiah.rs:
It used to happen to me sometimes, just wipe cache/dalvik cache and then reinstall, that used to fix it for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] spoatacus:
http://jenkins.cyanogenmod.org/job/android/12858/artifact/archive/cm-10-20121117-NIGHTLY-d2spr.zip

641ab0cb59db6e9be48dc2e4e4ceeb3c cm-10-20121117-NIGHTLY-d2spr.zip

Though I don't think it's going to help with hdmi. That's for Exynos 3, which we do not have.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrededStar87:
hey, I just did a fresh install of the latest nightly and my gallery was cleared out....i tried clearing Data in "Media Storage" like people did in this thread and they are still gone, is there anything else I can do?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JCJ77:
What do you mean by HDMI and Exynos 3? How do they relate to Sprint SGS3 and CM 10? Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jamin13:
They don't.

We don't have an Exynos processor so it doesn't apply to any US GS3.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JCJ77:
Tracking. Thanks.

Sent via Tapatalk from my SGSIII running Cyanogenmod 10.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] swiggs98:
I was happy to see that USB Mass Storage was working on the recent builds; however, I noticed a potential security issue and was wondering if it was just me. If you have USB Mass Storage option checked in Storage Settings, then a computer will be able to access the external SD card even if the phone is locked. MTP and adb do not work that way (as you would hope) and require the device to be unlocked first. Anyone seeing this behavior?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
That's how my Evo 4G worked, and I personally prefer it that way so I don't have to keep the screen on -- less chance of burn-in, to which SAMOLED displays are extremely susceptible.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EeZeEpEe:
Anyone?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] swiggs98:
My issue is with the initial access without a pin code at all. Once a pin code is entered and access is granted, I am okay with that access remaining until there is a physical disconnection even if the device is subsequently locked.

Otherwise, anyone that swipes your phone could have ready access to any files on your external SD card.

Edit: Yes, I realize the SD card could simply be removed. If the SD card was encrypted, however, this would still be relevant.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] socioteq:
So has anyone else tested the MHL adapter with the latest (post-stable) builds? Am I the only one who is unable to get it working? The nightlies prior to the stable had a working MHL, but now, I can't get the thing working. Maybe I just didn't plug the the two in "on time"... can anyone out there confirm this? I'm going back to one of my recoveries til it's fixed, or until someone can tell me otherwise. Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ascertion:
cm-10-20121118-EXPERIMENTAL-d2spr-bass-bluetooth-test.zip is up.

Wonder if this'll fix the Bluetooth issues in the car. I don't have bluetooth speakers but anyone that does can test and report back, that'd be awesome.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] OBSt4l0n:
I'll test once I get off work and report back unless someone beats me to the punch
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rottingroom:
Well that's disappointing. I was excited to get Bluetooth working again and it even worse. Doesn't stream to Bluetooth at all. Reverted back.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jdowney83:
Is this with the cm-10-20121118-EXPERIMENTAL-d2spr-bass-bluetooth-test?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jamin13:
Works fine for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JCJ77:
Reverted back...do you mean you uninstalled a zip you flashed? If so, how did you do it?

Sent via Tapatalk from my SGSIII running Cyanogenmod 10.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] syngensmyth:
I'm guessing he flashed previous nightly
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] OBSt4l0n:
If you don't understand the concept of reverting to a previous nightly then you probably need to stay away from a ROM that is constantly under development. Sometimes these nightly updates are unusable and you need to understand how to get back to a usable nightly. Try sticking to stock rooted that seems to be the safest route for someone with your apparent lack of knowledge.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ascertion:
Make a backup in the recovery before you flash anything new, then when you flash something and don't want to be there anymore, just restore the backup.

We were all newbs once, be nice guys.