yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] saldebot:
How do you get the picture into mesage ?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] babymatteo:
When posting a pic using the xda app or tapatalk choose Tapatalk Hosted.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
@babymatteo

Super sexy, every time I see you post I see the Evo, was always hoping you'd post it lol.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] saldebot:
Thank you sir, I have been trying to figuere that out for a while. Will be downloading TapTalk. You have been Thanked.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] babymatteo:
Thank you.

Haha. Here's one more for the road! Lol.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] saldebot:
Damn, how much boost ? and what kind of rims are those?, they would be a nice addition to my project miat NB
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] babymatteo:
30psi on E85 & 22 on 91. On E85 i make around 420AWHP & 385AWTQ. Wheels are CCW Classics. Specs are 18x10.5 all around custom offset wrapped on Hankook V12 255/35.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
and why the ARC FMIC? I miss my old 2g DSM... My brother has an Evo VIII I love, you're close to what my brother is making... he's at 480awhp while on e-85 at 28-30psi. Who you getting tuned by?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] saldebot:
My good sir all I can say is DAMN!!!!. That EVO is a BEAST. Thanks for the info on the rims.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] babymatteo:
My friend is sponsored by ARC so he's able to get ARC parts for less than the price of what Greddy or HKS charges. So that was a no brainer. I'm tuned by Cobb. I'm actually planning to sell the Evo pretty soon. I'm saving up to get the car i've always wanted. Audi RS4. :highfive:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
Touché lol, and I'd still take the evo... but nice ride for sure.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] sarni84:
Sick sick whip brotha
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] babymatteo:
Sick s2k. What wheels are those and specs?

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[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] aeson:
I have no idea lol I went to a car show in Long Beach with my friend (He's really into that stuff!) and saw some amazing imports! Your car would definitely fit right in! I was into to that a long time ago, but got more into computers and 3D design. I still like going to these shows I love looking at all the dope cars! Nice dog btw!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Thremix:
wow these are some really nice pics!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] g2uzer:
Kansa's Corn Fields lol
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Jarule51082:
My baby at the beach!!!!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] falcons2:
Camera was just at the out of the box settings. Edit: Idk why it uploaded side ways
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] g2uzer:
Any one using DSLR Camera from Samsung apps?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bauerlucas:
My dog
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] sarni84:
The new update from T-mobile has new affects in the camera app....pretty cool there is some cool affects heres a few

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Again here is red and yellow point....pretty cool
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] g2uzer:
Nice ^_^

Did you use after focus?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] em2drvr03:
Yes...my favorite app
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] picachux:
First pair of converse and a lovely cat i feed.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] aeson:
Used Aviary app here...

and Painteresque and PicSay Pro here
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] iamtimmah:
I was skimming the posts and was like "Thats colorado springs!" I think the 719 gave it away lol.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jjlean:
Nice I'm from there.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jjlean:
Deleted due to the wonderful xda app
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] babymatteo:
My new screensaver. Awesome picture. This camera handles low light so good.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] s_snk3:
random i know but is the only pic i have taken, this was at the dominican day parade.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] em2drvr03:
:D Thanks.. This camera is amazing! Hope you enjoy the new backround!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] g2uzer:
Nice ^_^
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jjlean:
My new bumper sticker
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] babymatteo:
Taken at 5am and was already 90 degrees hot
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jzaerox:
pics

the dogs playing rough:

my beautiful niece :D
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gthing:
Took this one while camping a few weeks ago. This is when I really knew I got the right phone.

Photo is unedited except for crop.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Evo_Pimpin:
Bacon and maple syrup infused Woodford Reserve Whiskey with a side of bacon.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] em2drvr03:
That's beautiful
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elracing21:
Ayy are you Dominican? This NYC right?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] babymatteo:
My club sandwich for lunch.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] em2drvr03:
Elracing21 yes i used after focus.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] FirelordAzula:
Sorry it isn't impressive like these other pics. I don't really have anything else photo-worthy in my house.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jjlean:
That sure as hell isn't photo worthy. Socialistic idea. Bad idea.

A picture of an animal, book or maybe some bright pee in the toilet would have been prettier.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Crisisx1:
Lmfaooo
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] FirelordAzula:
I don't think the mods would appreciate us arguing, so I'll take my stance, and you take yours. However, I'd love to hear why you think socialized healthcare is bad, feel free to PM me.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jjlean:
You're right. No one wants to hear political bickering. No worries. I take stuff on here with a grain of salt. It's all good.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] sarni84:
My beautiful daughter trinity chilling just got done riding her dirt bike....this is taken with aokp camera stock settings

Another

My son Ian hanging with daddy
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] aeson:
Wow I love this!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] evilgdaddy:
Fathers Little Helper

Relaxing in the afternoon with some G&T
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] chrisram88:
Doing work son!

Sent from my SGH-T999
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] em2drvr03:
Thank you so Much!!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] babymatteo:
Nice. Is it yours? Styling is great. But Toyota w/ a Subaru Boxer engine? :eek:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] em2drvr03:
No its not mine... Its my friends car who is in from Virginia. He was one of the 1st 86 in the country to get it.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] m4r10:
The dog pic almost looks like a real HDR shot. Is this only available in the paid version of picsay?

Or is that painteresque?? It's a cool effect whatever it it
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] aeson:
I used painteresque then brought it over to picsay to fix it up. You would have to buy the pro version of picsay to do this.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] em2drvr03:
Went to a Friday night classic car meet ...love Friday nights :D
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Paging Dr B:
The moon tonight. Took these with my GS3 in the eyepiece of my telescope.

Sent from my GS3
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mustk1ll20:
Took my son to feed the ducks....and found a duck stuck in the disco era....
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] adolfo778:
the roadster looks sick :cool:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] babymatteo:
Did some maintenance on my daily driver e36 m3.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ingenious247:
Just messing around with the new color filters

Sent from the current Heavy Weight Champ GALAXY SIII

*edit won't upload right
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] c0nvel:
Took this last night using the HDR feature and then edited it with PicSay Pro.

Sent from my SGH-T999
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] djmariah:
My niece - using After Focus
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] babymatteo:
My new toy. Ahh TRD power!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] RonnyT24:
My Sweet Baxter Poopy

Here is a pic I snapped yesterday of my Big baby boy Baxter. American Bull / Pitbull mix. Biggest lap dog ever and a big softie.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] nbalagopal:
Here' another one..

A golden raspberry.. Dint like the taste though.. :)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] nbalagopal:
One more..

Nothing to describe here... :)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jpolidori11:
My little boy before trick or treating in August... "Halloween at the Beach"
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] danieljordanmaddux:
Does he like turtles too? ^
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] stevessvt:
I wish I had one taken from my GS3....

Oh, wait.....
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Dark Nightmare:
Took that in the park day after I got mine.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] g2uzer:
Lmao!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] g2uzer:
Used Auto Focus Pro
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freeza:
Let me start off by saying I was one of the people who were kind of scared about this myth when it first came to light. But then I used a bit of common sense in the matter and now i'm 100% sure this doesn't exist, at least on the Galaxy S III. Let me explain why:

The current myth is: Your NFC/Secure Element will cease to function properly if you don't wipe Google Wallet settings before flashing a ROM.

Let's just say you're on a stock ROM, and you happen to do a factory reset, which is about half the same as flashing a ROM. The same goal is accomplished, your /data partition gets wiped so that you can start over. The only difference being that /system doesn't get touched when doing a factory reset from a stock OR custom ROM. Flashing a ROM in recovery however will usually wipe your /system partition. Data wiping is still left up to YOU. Now that we know factory resetting and flashing a new ROM are almost the same, in that they both usually end up with you wiping your data, let's move along.

I'm sure Google and various OEMs wouldn't make the NFC chip or your secure element that easy to break from a "factory reset." This is a function that's available on every Android phone, and people do it all of the time.

Most ROMs will only wipe /system. Now you have to ask yourself what /system has to do with the NFC chip/Secure Element. Especially if in Stock situations the /system partition is R/O (read only). Are there NFC specific files for your particular device stored on your /system partition? No. But then again, those who have had issues with Google Wallet after a flash I can only assume either flashed a ROM that made other changes to the phone, or that particular phone had NFC issues to begin with.

Now, I'm not discounting the probability of this issue being present on the Galaxy Nexus, as I don't own that phone or know how its NFC chip operates or how sensitive it is. However, this issue does NOT exist on the Galaxy S III. Being a 'developer' of ROMs has of course made me have to flash numerous times to test things out on my ROM, all of which have been done with a wiping of /data and none of them have been done with a wiping of Google Wallet data. Now before you say "Well, you've been flashing the same ROM over and over again." This is true for the most part. However, I DID try CM9 and CM10 for a short time as well and my Google Wallet functions just fine, and with the latest update, I just added all of my current credit cards and debit card. I have purchased numerous things from CVS and McDs between the time I first bought my phone (stock) and now (rooted and flashed a lot of times). So those of you who are scared you're going to forget wiping your Google Wallet settings, don't be. It will have no effect on your ability to use NFC in the future.

That is all!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nkawal:
Excellent Write Up.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gaunt_let:
I'm really glad you cleared this up. I was difinitely one of the ones scared I was gonna for get to clear my wallet before I flash because I do flash so often and use wallet a lot.

Happy now yousefak.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JohnM:
http://www.d-e-f-i-n-i-t-e-l-y.com/

i lol'd
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] NFC Guy:
The data that the old versions of Google Wallet kept were stored on the secure element. The secure element has its own OS; it is separate from Android. Right now, only Google Wallet has access to the secure element (perhaps some other Google-approved applications, too, and perhaps adb commands, though I'm not 100% on that one).

You also seem to be assuming that flashing a ROM or wiping your phone without resetting wallet will result in a locked secure element 100% of the time. This is not the case. I too had flashed my Galaxy Nexus without resetting Wallet many times back in November; nothing happened. We're not 100% certain of the conditions that cause the secure element to self-destruct, but it definitely happens. The Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy S3 use the same NFC chip, so, if your galaxy S3's secure element believes it's being tampered with -- as is the case sometimes when people flash without resetting Wallet (leaving residual information behind) -- it too will destroy itself.

That's why people who are savvy with the issue advised the community to always reset Wallet before a flash or reset. We don't know the specific conditions that cause it, but it's better to be safe than having to get a new phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freeza:
Thanks for this information. I wasn't aware that they used the same NFC chip. The reason why I believe that other things were at play and not just the flashing of ROMs is that a factory reset on a stock system would essentially accompilsh the same thing as flashing a new ROM. both ultimately wiping data. But I suppose with Stock, at least you're using the same version of wallet since /system doesn't get touched, where as other custom ROMs may use a different version of Wallet in their installs. This is the number one reason why I always remove Play Store installable apps from any ROM that I create. If you want them, you can download them yourself. Maybe that's one of the conditions that cause a secure element to believe it's being tampered with?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] munsterrr:
Outstanding edumacating going on here freeza and NFC guy. Had no clue nfc chips have their own is. This thread is the key reason I have been faithful to this place
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Bielinsk:
I have read this twice, but am not sure I completely grasp the issue.

Right now I have wallet setup on my phone. I am on lg2 stock and rooted.

If I am reading this right, I can apply the LG8 update and modem through CMW, I will not have a problem with wallet?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jbot:
There was just an article on Engadget (and I'm sure on other sites) that mention a new version of Google Wallet which allows for any card to be added as well as the secure element being moved to the cloud instead of locally on the device.

http://www.engadget.com/2012/08/01/google-wallet-moves-to-the-cloud-opens-up-to-all-credit-and-deb/

Does this mean that whatever state your secure element is in at this point won't matter (assuming the new Google Wallet app supports the device)?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jfree3000:
Thanks for the write up, I also flashed several rom without resetting Wallet (by accident) and when I realized what I had done I was sweating bullets. I nandroided the first time I did that and Wallet worked.

The next time I flashed something I did not reset Wallet and decided to give it a try and it worked just fine. I never made a thread or told anyone that it was ok since I am no developer such as Freeza and others and I'm pretty sure I would have gotten the old XDA flaming if I did lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Smac7:
i was wondering the same thing
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ralphie1:
Bit of irony the wallet won't work at a Sprint Store.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Bizdady:
I was on Clark's 0.7 rom and just flashed over to .8 as well as flashed a bunch of frameworks since i was trying to mod something. Of course I forgot to clear out my wallet but I just reinstalled it now and it seems to have set back up normal.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] FrameCityJackal:
I had several flash scares where I would got between ICS and jelly I'd forget to clean wallet when I switch ROMs and reset. It all still worked sadly I can only get wallet to work at school but nowhere else :confused:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Time_Lord:
I can state that before the update that I received on August 1st for Google Wallet, I had my Citi Bank Mastercard in Google Wallet and performed a simple factory reset, since then I was unable to reload my card into Google Wallet. I exchanged my phone for a new one entered my CC information and within a minute Google Wallet was operating again with my Citi Bank Master Card.

The original phone was 1 week old, completely stock, never rooted, I even brought it to a Sprint corporate store that "re-flashed" the phone in an attempt to resolve the problem.

Now I don't know if the update to Google Wallet that I received on August 1st resolved the problem when performing a factory reset or not however the problem absolutely existed.

-TL
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Smac7:
good to know. now we need someone to bit the bullet on the post-update wallet.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nabbed:
I'm proud and embarrassed for a number of reasons here, but mainly for Mr.Freeza posting here while being extra lucid and drunk. I'm not embarrassed for the truth Mr.Freeza is speaking.

He's a top notch developer, and he should be regarded and revered as such most of the time. Just don't take everything has says literally - even though he may be speaking gibberish, he's trying to make a valid point. Blame the alcohol, if you want... He speaketh the truth, and don't you forget it.

And even though my intention is to slightly discourage this epic programmer from letting alcohol running his life, I'm only here to explain what he meant to say and acknowledge his genius.

He says:

1) Wiping /data partition is used in "Factory Restore" function of any rom. So simply wiping /data in recovery or a recovery update script cannot be responsible for losing Wallet functions, or any official rom would have this problem also. Of course, the assumption here is that "factory restore" does no more than wiping the /data partition. But it is a very reasonable assumption, as many people have wiped /data and retained Wallet functions.

2) Wiping /system partition is used in many custom roms. So simply wiping /system in recovery or a recovery update script cannot be responsible for losing Wallet functions, or any custom rom would have this problem also. And of course, many custom roms, which wipe /system partition, don't have any Wallet problems.

In other words, we still don't know why people lose their Wallet functions... But this is not *directly* related to just rooting and flashing custom roms.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] clark44:
Haha i remember this chat! Glad you made the write up. People need to know lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Time_Lord:
My suspicion (and only a suspicion) is that there is nothing wrong with the NFC "chip" but rather once you negotiate the security settings between Citi Bank and Google Wallet an encryption key is negotiated which is made out of a unique device identifier (NFC serial number?) and a pseudo random key. By issuing a factory reset on the phone it will in turn destroy the negotiated encryption key and that Citi Bank (or whoever holds the encryption key for the server) never destroys that key preventing any further authentication since the bank says that NFC # xyz's encryption key doesn't have what I have on file.

I'm guessing this will eventually be fixed but my past experience working with IT departments (as a vendor) at banks and other financial institutions tells me that they unless a current problem causes a security issue or allows fraud or theft, they are very slow to move and once a problem is positively identified it could easily take a year or more to provide a solution.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] elephant007:
I don't have Google Wallet setup on my phone, I was just wondering how hard is it to actually clear all the settings in Google Wallet? If it's not that difficult and if you can always remember to clear it, wouldn't it be just easier to clear it before you flash? I guess that is if you can remember to clear it first!

Sometimes we get so excited about flashing a new ROM we don't always do what we're supposed too!

None-the-less, reading this still left me very confused on to do it or not to do it

What!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Bizdady:
It's not hard, pretty easy and fast. Remembering is the hard part lol i might just make a folder on the root name ".remember wipe wallet." Lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freeza:
lmao! That it is exactly it. You managed to do it in 2 paragraphs. Thanks! :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] amessina:
MY EXPERIENCES WITH A VERIZON GALAXY NEXUS!

I have to say reading issues about NFC issues and flashing Roms is very surprising.

Here's what I've done on my Verizon galaxy nexus with Google wallet always sideloaded:

- rooted went straight to ICS ROM then old version of Google (at least 4 months ago)

- wiped data/factory reset another ICS ROM

(Repeated 5 times)

- wipe data, cache,system, dalvik

- installed jelly bean ROM (new boot loader as well)

(Repeated 45 times!)

I've installed about 10 different jelly bean roms with the wipe data, cache, dalvik, system. One time I even formatted the sdcard, to really start off clean.

I have followed the developer's (xenonhd) ROM updates now through all 8 of his ROM updates. One dirty flash, the others clean flashed. I was still clean flashing at least 4-5 times a week just to try stuff out.

All and all I have flashed my device at least 50 times with different roms and different methods.

My point is.... it was only till yesterday when I was helping a friend with his sg3 with Google wallet that I "reset Google wallet". I had never done this before and thought THIS step would ruin my Google wallet setup.

Short of dropping this thing out of a building, I really can't see how you can break the NFC chip (at least on the gnex). I'm willing to bet that other manufacturers don't have the same implementation of NFC as the sg3 and gnex.

One thing I have NOT experienced, is truly bricking my phone for an extended period of time.

Maybe this myth was started by a truly BAD side loaded Google wallet apk setup that f@#*'d up the NFC chip as well as other stuff. I have only used one apk that I found on xda after some research on the postings.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nabbed:
I'm guessing that it was people who *thought* their nfc chips (secure element) were fried but in fact were affected by google outages.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Action B:
I'm getting secure element error on my Note 2 after losing ability to use it then flashing to a newer ROM.

NFC works but secure element error e00 shows up when I launch the app.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bbrodus:
A few days ago a green 'stain' appeared underneath the glass. It's been changing and growing very slowly. Has anyone else seen anything like this or know how it may be fixed?

The phone has never had anything spilled on it, although I often bring it in the bathroom when i shower and a few drops of water have gotten on the screen occasionally. I first noticed the stain Sunday after dropping the phone on a carpeted floor on Saturday with no ill effects.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlazinThat:
Looks like your LCD is busted.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikesalty:
I'm pretty sure that's a pressure spot.

if it is, and you're extremely lucky, if you turn the phone off for a few days it'll go away.

if it is, and you're extremely un-lucky, then there's no way to fix and you need to get it repaired (replace screen and stuffs)

that happened to my touchpad, the first couple of times it went away, the last time it's stayed for about 3 months now. (I thought it was happening because it was cold outside and I routinely had my tp in my bag with books and stuff, I only discovered what a pressure spot this last time because it happened when it was warm outside and never went away :( )