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[Motorola Atrix HD] turboman93:
I have had a Samsung Captivate and Motorola Atrix 4G. The Captivate pretty much caused me to never own another Samsung phone ever again. My wife and I both just got our Atrix HDs and I actually couldn't be happier. The battery life for me is a non-issue as I travel in the car most of the time so the phone is in the dock. Which is the main reason for me getting the phone in the first place. I have to have the vehicle dock. The hackney docks for the Samsung are pathetic and since Samsung doesn't see any value in creating a car dock for the S3, it wasn't a hard choice for me to get hte Atrix HD. I know that HTC is working on a car dock but one it's not out yet and two it doesn't have a microSD card. Once again, my needs are different and having the microSD card is a must for me.

Don't care about others opinions. Find the phone that works best for you and go with it. No other phone out there meets my specific needs.
[Motorola Atrix HD] jeffdaman:
My dock is on the windshield and the days have been well above 100°F here; well I decided to try my dock yesterday after work and the phone wasn't charging and was infact loosing charge (but not as fast as when not plugged in) with gps/bluetooth/lte drawing down a map/ and the screen on 50% brighness. The temperature in the battery widget was 115°F. My question is this, do you have your not charging when it gets hot? It may be that the micro USB charger I was hooking into isn't putting out much since its old and worn. Tonight I'm going to try a new one the store gave me with the phone. But still let me know if you have any issue charging when the phone gets up there in temperature (which wouldn't surprise me).
[Motorola Atrix HD] turboman93:
I'm in the same boat temperature wise being in central TX. I'm not having any charging issue and I have a black car with black leather. I'm using the car charger and cable from the original Atrix dock. I will tell you that you need to make sure the car adapter puts out at least 1A. Most car chargers only output 500mA which isn't enough current to run GPS, Bluetooth, music player and LTE.

Hope this helps.
[Motorola Atrix HD] jeffdaman:
The dock calls for 5.1volts @ .75 amps input but none of the plugs report wattage, voltage, or amperage. I can't find anywhere that says the wattage or the amperage of this battery either. The atrix 2 had a 3.8 amp battery so I assume this is the same. The new plug charged it but I wish I could get all the numbers so I can mathematically figure out charging time and all that.
[Motorola Atrix HD] Semseddin:
So the ATrix HD arrived at my store 3 days ago. At first i planned to buy it but when i hold it in my palm, all of my good thoughts about it suddenly changed. Atrix HD isn't well polished and couldn't provide that quality motorola feeling in my opinion. I ended up getting myself a XT910 again.

Camping for the RAZR HD.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Hoezack:
I'm switching to Verizon from Tmobile, I can't make up my mind on the GS3 or GN. I get a good deal threw my company and I can get either phone for $ 49.99. I want the Nexus because it has the best development and gets all the latest updates, and want the GS3 because of the amazing hardware and features...

What's should do?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] JetBlue:
Spec wise the S3 is better, Development wise the Nexus is better but the new Nexus is coming out this year. So, it's all up to you in you want an older phone with little bit worse specs than a newer phone with better specs unless you want to wait for the new Nexus.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Hoezack:
What does the new Nexus come out?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] JetBlue:
Nobody knows except for Samsung and Google. Samsung is announcing the Note 2 on August 15th so they could possibly incorporate the new Nexus but nobody knows really.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Hoezack:
Well, unfortunately i can't wait that long. I need to make up my mind by Friday. I guess I'm going to go with the galaxy s3. Thanks.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jmorton10:
You definitely made the right choice.

We have both phones on our VZ corporate account. The GN has a few more ROMs available, but other than that the G3 is light years ahead of the obsolete GN.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] drbveb88:
Plus the GN has almost a year of development time, it hasn't been a month yet for the GS3. Give it some time there will be some killer stuff on this phone.

Btw.. The roms and themes already available for the GS3 are fantastic, battery life is great and it will only get better. Go for the better hardware, roms will come!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Coop9:
I would honestly be surprised if the next Nexus phone is available on Verizon.

The GNEX was problematic because of the CDMA radio. The whole 'not a real nexus' and all. I think google has shown us how they want to start selling Nexus devices, and it doesn't appear to involve a carrier.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Div033:
If they do this, there's no way in hell verizon would approve having a device that goes over their jurisdiction be allowed on their network. The only way you can get a device on Verizon is through them.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Coop9:
Well, what about the GS3 Developer edition?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Nightwind Hawk:
I don't think you'll regret having the S3! It's been a great phone, and even though it's "locked" - there are/will be plenty of custom ROM's, hacks, and themes you can put into it!

I like the concept of the Galaxy Nexus but the screen is not as great as the S3, and even though it's only a 4.3 inch device, while the S3 is 4.8 - the S3 is the same size as the nexus and even a little thinner!!! Definitely nicer in my opinion!
[HTC EVO 3D] flukeSG2:
Has anyone been successful in installing the Google Now apk from the Google Now for ICS Project on CM9 or AOKP?

If you have, can you kindly write out any instructions or difficulties you had in installing it.

I ask this because the Google Now for ICS Project thread is in complete shambles. I think it would be more organized if we can keep some instructions for our EVO 3D's localized in this forum.

I've tried the installation method of:

1. Open ES File Explorer File Manager or any other root-enabled file explorer on your Android device.

2. Navigate to /system directory.

3. Once you’ve opened the folder, find build.prop and open it in a text editor. To do this, press build.prop until a prompt appears. Tap the Open in Text Editor button.

4. Locate the line that says ro.build.version.sdk=15and edit it to ro.build.version.sdk=16. Take note, the value 15should be changed to 16. After editing, press the menu button and tap Save and Exit.

5. Go to /system/appand find GoogleQuickSearchBox.apk.Rename it to GoogleQuickSearchBox.apk1and save it. Again, take note of adding the number 1 to APK.

6. Reboot your device.

7. Launch your file manager app again, locate the Google Now APK, and install it on your device.

8. After installing, go back and edit build.prop in the same manner as in steps 3 and 4. This time, it should be ro.build.version.sdk=15.Change the value 16back to 15 again.

9. Reboot your device again to complete the process.

This resulted in errors not being able to connect to the internet.

The other method I tried to some degree of success was using theos0o's apk located here.

Now I say to some degree of success because I don't seem to get anything but the weather card and the "sample card" thing at the top, not matter if I search for things or not.

Is there a way to remove the Tutorial Sample card above the weather?
[HTC EVO 3D] coal686:
Yes. See this thread from a few days ago:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1789290

All you have to do is rename the app, copy it to system/app using a root browser, change permissions to rw-r--r-- and reboot. If you want voice capabilities, you have to install a few apps.

Having said that, I put it on my phone and it is nothing special. Maybe because it is not integrated from the beginning, it does nothing for me but chew up battery. My battery today only lasted 4 hours with 2 hours of screen on time. There were 2000 wakelocks trying to get my location, which I think was Google Now.
[HTC EVO 3D] flukeSG2:
Search Function doesn't seem to do much good on the forum, I searched for Google Now in our forum here and did not see that at all.

Well, I've been on wifi all day, I've got a long trip tomorrow I guess I can see if it actually does anything on the way out to North Carolina. If not guess I will be uninstalling it.
[HTC EVO 3D] coal686:
If it's better than I thought, let us know :D.

And I prefer to search the site using Google

Sent from my ICS 3VO with Tapatalk 2
[HTC EVO 3D] TechnoHacker:
ouu, battery killer? I don't like the sound of that :(

i was thinking about installing it, but i'll wait if it really chews up your battery that much,
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] thehobster:
So I'm playing around with custom ROMs when the official ICS update comes out. I load it and decide I want to re-root and move back to a custom ROM.

I loaded FJMOD's ROM and then updated to his build 3.

Somewhere along the way, this accuweather widget comes up on my lock screen. It never updates so I want to get rid of it.

Now I'm showing my newbiness - how? There's no option to uninstall in applications. I can see 2 icons listed in System -> Applications - Accuweather Weather Daemon and AccuWeather.com. I can't uninstall either.

I'm guessing this is easy, but I can't find it. Can someone point me to a reference to uninstall "uninstallable" applications?

BTW - I tried to disable the apps, and that worked. But I still can't uninstall.

Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SayWhat10:
Download tb free and un install. It'll be a system app but you can remove it
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] gregsarg:
Agreed ....

Dump that bloated crap ....
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] kevhuff:
If its in your lockscrean go under settings,lock screen and disable it or like the above said if you want it completely gone tb is the way to go or use a rootable file explorer and under system/app
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jsm7483:
Wondering if anyone has any input of this.

I already have a tasked profile for when I sign onto my home network to disable notifications on my phone, as I am using my tablet exclusive at home. Then they turn back on when I leave my WiFi range of my house. I am using Tablet Talk for SMS so I get those notifications on the tablet.

Now...

I want to setup Tasker on my tablet so that when I am not home my tablet does not make noise.

Any ideas on how you would do it?

Looking for brainstorming ideas...
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flatland2d:
I don't use Tasker on my Nexus 7 but use it on my phone. I think I understand what you're wanting, but not quite sure.

Couldn't you just set up a profile for Wifi Near and invert it? Then create a task to enable silent mode?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eawooten:
Set a variable that changes values when you are connected to WiFi and then a task with an if that only executes if the value is whatever when you are not connected.

Might not be the best way, but that's where I would start.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jsm7483:
Correction on this a little after re reading my post. I want to get it so that when I am not home and leave my tablet there it does not make noise. I am not sure if there is a way for tasker to scan the network for a specific MAC address and if it sees it then disable notifications. Then I'd be able to sign onto my WiFi at home with my nexus phone when I get home and all notifications would go to the tablet.

Was also thinking NFC would be neat to trigger it all. Think this way. You come home and tsp your phone to tablet and the notification volume gets turned up on your tablet (ie. Gmail, SMS). Then when you leave you tap them together again and NFC turns notification volume up on your phone an down on your tablet.

Using NFC tasker I can only see writing to NFC tags for tasks not setting specific tasks based on the NFC communication between the two devices.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flatland2d:
Two options come to mind. First would be pairing your phone and tablet over bluetooth and then creating a state where when they are not connected to each other, the tablet would be in silent mode. Second, how about just having the tablet go to silent mode when charging? You're not likely to be using your tablet while charging because the battery life can handle it, and you probably leave your tablet charging when you're not home.

It's not perfect but I'm not sure how else you'd do it without getting really fancy in Tasker stuff.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EqualOpportunityDork:
I saw this thread and had to share my idea. It sounds like what you need is a way to let your Nexus know when you are no longer home. The easiest way to do that, in my mind, is through SMS, especially since you already have SMS tied to your tablet, anyway. You could add a hook to the profile you already have that turns notifications on and off based on whether you are home to also send an SMS to your tablet with a code word that you would then use in a Tasker profile on the Nexus to trigger your silent mode. So something like.

Get Home:

Turn on your SMS forwarding, Send "I'm home" SMS to the Nexus by sending an SMS to yourself that gets forwarded, triggering your profile that you'd want for when you're, you know, home.

Leave home:

Send "Not home" SMS to the Nexus, putting everything into silent mode, then turn off SMS forwarding

It's probably also possible to set it up so tasker immediately dismisses the notifications and deletes the SMS for you, since it seems to me like Tasker can pretty much do anything. The only other option I could come up with would be something that constantly has the two devices pinging off each other, which sounds like a battery eating nightmare.

Side note for my own info, but I plan on picking up a 7 in the next few weeks and I assume based on this thread that Tasker functions well on it? I've currently got a rooted and jellybeaned Fire that Tasker won't really work on, at all.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fortunz:
autoremote is a tasker plugin. If for some reason you don't want to use sms as another poster suggested, you can link your n7 and phone and send messages through autoremote. Basically you'd have the opposite of your existing profile turning your phone notifications off, and when you phone isn't on your home network it will send an autoremote message to your n7 that you can use as a context to make whatever sound alterations (and other changes) you'd like.

autoremote is the easiest way I've found to communicate back and forth between tablet and phone. I use it to sync alarms between them, so I have a backup alarm without actually having to set it up.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Prestige:
I'm unsure what quality YouTube is playing at in default but its much too high for my internet speed at my current location. On my computer I play at 480p which is fine. I have a feeling that the Nexus 7 is trying to play it at 720 or 1080 because it takes forever to load anything.

Anything I can do about this? I couldn't find a setting to change it.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kangxi:
Don't think so. Only way I've been able to get HQ or low quality was to share connection with my phone via Bluetooth. basically any connection that wasn't WiFi.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dch921:
When playing a YouTube video in landscape view lower left hand corner will give you an idea of the resolution. HD will be in 720p HQ is 480p and if it is unchecked it drops down the next lower resolution. If it is showing HD unchecking it should drop you down to 480p.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlickAl41:
Hey guys. I admit it....I'm a noob here (man it hurts to say that).

Anyway, I've been attempting to root my Tab 2 10.1 (P5113 w/ 4.0.4 upgrade) using the method weltwon describes here: thread 1657056 and I keep running into the following problem. When attempting to root it Odin keeps getting stuck at the "recovery.img" step (I've let the tablet sit for nearly 30 minutes at that step with no luck).

Based on some other posts I've attempted all the following with no luck:

Removed Lockout Security & Antivirus from the tablet

Disabled antivirus on the computer

Ensured the tablet is directly plugged into a motherboard usb port

Nothing has helped. The only thing I haven't tried is shifting to a different computer (only have a single computer at home). Fortunately I can force reboot the tablet and it comes back up to the stock ROM with no issues.

I'm using Odin V1.85_3 and running Windows 7 64-bit. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Alan
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ryanscool:
Keep trying... odin sucks. Heimdale is better, but it is a little more complicated lol still figuring it out on my end with my infuse every once in a while.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MultipleMonomials:
If nothing else works you might be able to restore to stock... but I agree Heimdall is a better option.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlickAl41:
Heimdall did it. Thanks for pointing me that direction. :highfive:
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlickAl41:
Well, I thought Heimdall did it. Guess I celebrated a bit early there. When attempting to boot into CWM I get thrown over to the Stock Android Recovery. Based on some more searching it looks like I'll have to roll back to 4.0.3 before flashing recovery.img. Back to the web and to figure that portion out.

Alan
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ryan79:
Alan, that's because the tabs have a script called install-recovery.sh that re-installs the stock recovery on each boot. you will need to find and remove that before the recovery flash will hold.

trying to find the thread that talked about where that script is located.... but if you have root explorer installed search and you'll find it. I would suggest saving a copy of it to the sdcard before removing it from the system... just incase it is ever needed for anything.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlickAl41:
Ok, now I feel like my head is starting to spin. The script is located in /etc (not to surprising there). This is where my head starts to spin. /etc has permissions of 777 (which rather blew my mind based on past unix and linux experience). Install.recover.sh has permissions of 544 which I would expect for an executable in /etc. That means I have to have root permissions to modifiy the file since root is the owner.

So, from my understanding I need to get CWM recovery installed so I can flash cwm-root which will grant me root access......seems kinda like a case of the chicken and the egg to me.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlickAl41:
Ok, I think I may see how to get around this.....Heimdall is rebooting my tablet after the recovery flash. Need to figure out the command line parameter that prevents reboot and then reboot directly to CWM Recover (guessing there but that's what I'm going to look for at least).

That did it.....found the --no-reboot common argument for Heimdall and then manually rebooted directly to CWM Recovery. That allowed me to boot into CWM Recovery without the install.recover.sh shell running. Waiting for first reboot after flashing the CWM-Root.....rebooted installed SuperUser and disabled SuperSU but still can't rename or delete the /etc/Install.recover.sh (even though the root browser was given su permissions by SuperUser) ..... sigh

I know I'm rooted because I can reboot using Quick Boot after granting it su access - that's just strange.

Finally, figured it out...You can't modify or delete Install.recover.sh in /etc. You must do it at the following location /system/etc

Alan
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ryan79:
Hey Alan, sorry... been away from the forums for a couple days. But it looks like you got it figured out :) you are correct on the Heimdall command, the only thing different that I did is that I already had root explorer purchased... so after the SuperUser install I just ran it to move the install_recover.sh to my SD card :)

Glad to hear you got it working!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moda20:
I am trying to Flash the Stock ROM on my Galaxy Y PRO after it is gone into a bootloop (by itself), i am using ODIN , but it got stuck on Flashin the recovery img

i tried all The USB ports of my computer and only 1 worked. Please i need help and a sure answer thx
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guillow234:
How to use Heimdall when I have bl, ap, etc
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaveX2012:
Hi.. I'm new user. After i install resurrection remix ROM I got a problem.when I turn off my screen my phone is feezs I don't know why. When I turn off my screen and play music my music like a robot. please help me.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jt.61:
Try wiping cache and dalvik cache in cwm. Also fix permissions then reboot.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] badboys8908:
"If you're coming from another ROM or have some issues follow the 'Extended steps to install the ROM' featured on the General FAQ" clearly mention by Developer and Full Wipe is always recommended.Good luck mate....cheers :o
[General Questions and Answers] Sparksys:
The title says it all.. every rom i flash leads me into boot loop .. EVERY ROM !!

so .. please can anyone help me .. ?

i have locked bootloader [Extra information just in case :D]
[General Questions and Answers] Sparksys:
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any help ??
[General Questions and Answers] sandrock59:
have you do a format of system, data and dalvik cache?

And first what procedure have you followed to install your rom?
[General Questions and Answers] Sparksys:
yes i formated all of them before flashing .. and what do you mean by procedure ?
[General Questions and Answers] gesange:
Hello

You will everytime end in bootloop because (so do you write it) your bootloader is locked.

PROCEDURE:

1. Go to the website: http://unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com/

2. Follow the instructions and unlock your bootloader and then you will be able to root your phone permanent and even ROMs will work ;)

Cheers
[General Questions and Answers] Sparksys:
1 question ?? how it work for some people with a locked bootloader ? :)
[General Questions and Answers] gesange:
ROOT is working then until the phone isnt power off......on powering on again ROOT is gone.

ROMs wont work because you need a CWM (cstom recovery) but for this bootloader needs to be unlocked (but this woids warranty)

I have unlocked the bootloader on my sisters live with walkman and truely spoken warranty dont help a lot here in our country because they always figure something out ( the: you must pay bla bla bla....you know what I mean) so nobody cares about it ;)
[General Questions and Answers] Sparksys:
haha ok unlocking bl now :D
[General Questions and Answers] Sparksys:
ok i have unlocked the bootloader and i flashed a rom .. it gave me sony ericsson sign and it just stuck there ! as always..

so.. fail method unlocking bootloader.. btw how to check if my phone is bootloader unlocked ??
[General Questions and Answers] gesange:
If you done it correctly it should be unlocked because....when you unlocked its unlocked no need to check ;)

Have you done everything correctly?

I mean like wipe data\factory reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache and so on?

Hmmm its strange.......I didnt had any problems with a custom rom when i unlocked the bootloader :confused:

Maybe:

- You flashed another kernel,

- Did the procedure not right.

If nothing helps I would download stock .ftf (firmware) flash it with flashtool and give it first a run ;)

P.S: Flashing .ftf will bootloader leave unlocked
[General Questions and Answers] Sparksys:
LIES i flashed with .ftf and went to unlock again but i said its already unlocked
[General Questions and Answers] gesange:
Soriii my bad I hope that you will be able to put now a rom on it.
[General Questions and Answers] Sparksys:
Thanks :) i hope that too :)
[General Questions and Answers] SXUsr:
It would help to know what ROM you're trying to install?