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[HTC One X] GUARDIANBD:
An update... Josef saying that to be able to lock the phone again is to change the m/b..

Dear Israel,

Thank you Israel for the update.

As explained in our conversation, once the device was rooted or its ROM was changed, the device is out of warranty regardless to its issue ( hardware, software ) and the origin if it.

If a device is not working well from the get go, you have the option of using your global warranty as explained before.

We can book your device for a repair in our authorised repair centre. According to the global warranty of your device, we will send your device for a repair in our repair centre in Greece. A team in charge of booking the repair will contact you shortly in order to verify your details and schedule a pick up for your phone. A DHL courier will pick up the phone from your location. The shipping cost is 24.60 Euro which you will need to pay via a bank transfer ( not by any other payment method like paypal or credit card ). The repair time frame is up to 3 weeks, depending on parts availability.

Should the repair centre will decide that your device is out of warranty for what ever reason ( physical damage, wear and tear or illegal software ), it will not be covered by warranty. The repair will be chargeable and we will send you a quote. Should you not wish to pay that quote, there will be an approximate 15 euros diagnosis fee to have the device returned to you unrepaired.

If you wish me to book your phone for a repair, please let me know, and add the following details :

Full Name: Address: Contact Numbers: IMEI (Found by dialling *#06# from your keypad or in the back of your phone):
[HTC One X] ckpv5:
The 1.29.720.11 RUU now available for download at http://www.filefactory.com/f/7cc7b2fbdd03c031/ but you need a premium account to download it as the size is bigger than 500mb.

So always check http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1543604 for any new link / mirror
[HTC One X] GUARDIANBD:
Can someone reupload it to free server?
[HTC One X] ghori1989:
Here you go OTA_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_hTC_Asia_India_1.29.720.11-1.28.720.10_release_2616467

Download link (click and the download will start)

http://fotadl.htc.com/OTA_ENDEAVOR_....28.720.10_release_2616467wfpbgdllclc212v.zip

Here is where i got it from

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1606676

Hope it helps

Shahzad
[HTC One X] ckpv5:
This is OTA, what most people want is the RUU :rolleyes:
[HTC One X] ghori1989:
How to Install OTA:

1. Download OTA file

2. Rename it 'update.zip' (not update.zip.zip)

3. Put on root of SD card

4. Boot phone into HBOOT

5. Select recovery

6. Select Update from Zip

7. Select 'install update.zip from SD card'

8. Press power to select

Taken from this page

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1606676
[HTC One X] ckpv5:
@ghori1989

I know that you want to help but you misunderstood the title of this thread, he wants a RUU or a Nandroid backup to return to stock as he currently on a custom ROM.

He doesn't have a nandroid backup on his phone. When he first bought the phone, it's already on a Custom ROM ARHD.
[HTC One X] GUARDIANBD:
That's right...
[HTC One X] ghori1989:
I thought that you could extract the boot image from it and then flash it
[HTC One X] ckpv5:
Haha... your waiting is over.

Here is the RUU : http://www.4shared.com/file/eK-OkYMj/RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_hTC_Asia.html

Just make a 2 min free registration with you e-mail ID, you can start free download and it is fast enough. If cannot, let me know, I will upload it somewhere else.
[HTC One X] mike21pr:
Question. I live in Puerto Rico and my One X international has the EUR firmware. What difference does it make if I flash the Asia version? Is it still unbranded?
[HTC One X] ULJ:
Does that work? Can anyone confirm?
[HTC One X] rack.rd:
here is the dropbox link for indian users :)

RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_hTC_Asia_India_1.29.720.11_Radio_1.1204.105.14_release_261615_signed_4.exe
[HTC One X] ckpv5:
It won't work. You can only flash a EUR RUU.
[HTC One X] GUARDIANBD:
Works like a charm

but when I try to update it via ota it says that I have the latest sw.

Is there a new ota for the Asia_India?
[Xperia Arc General] arcs_austria:
Where can i get some fine bootanimations ? ;)

;) Never change a running System ;)

with JJHyb_v3.2
[Xperia Arc General] SXUsr:
Google, and the themes and apps section. ;)
[Xperia Arc General] foggyflute:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1745218

I made this one to go with JJ's Hybird rom, for Ray but work on Arc too, as light as possible ;)
[Xperia Arc General] thefirecrow:
In q & a
[Xperia Arc General] ctinro:
This is a Question. :confused: So, it is normal to be placed in Q&A section.

Anyway, you can find bootanimations HERE
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hearmeman:
Hello i just installed pc suite for drivers still no clue why icant connect my tablet to my computer

tried usb debugging

switching usb ports

new cable not an option

Update:

adb doesnt work either
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nbgorman:
Im having the same issue however i didnt know if it was drivers or not... what rom are you using?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] josteink:
Try naked drivers:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1766220
[Android Software Development] kapitan_petko:
Cryptfs Password Manager

Android device encryption password manager app. Lets you changes the Android disk encryption password. Essentially the same as

# vdc cryptfs changepw <newpassword>

but easier to use and slightly more foolproof. Requires root access.

WARNING

If you forget the new password after you change it, you will not be able to boot the device. You will have to perform a factory reset, DELETING all your data. Make sure you take a full backup before using this tool, and REMEMBER THE PASSWORD. You have been warned, use at your own risk!

Why and how to use this

Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) introduced disk encryption and it has been available on all subsequent versions. It encrypts the data partition with a key protected by a user-selected password and requires entering the password in order to boot the device. However, Android uses the device unlock password or PIN as the device encryption password, and doesn't allow you to change them independently. This effectively forces you to use a simple password, since you have to enter it each time you unlock your device, usually dozens of times a day. This tool allows you to change the encryption password to a more secure one, without affecting the screen unlock password/PIN. To change the device encryption password simply:

Enter the current password (initially the same as the unlock password/PIN)

Enter and confirm the new password

Hit 'Change password'

The changes take effect immediately, but you will only be required to enter the new password the next time you boot your device. Make sure you choose a good password, not based on a dictionary word, since automated tools can brute force a simple password in minutes. Above all, make sure you REMEMBER the new password.

If you change the device unlock password/PIN, the encryption password will be automatically changed as well. You need to use this tool again to change it back, if required.

Once Android adds an official way (system UI) to change the passwords independently, this tool will no longer be needed. Star this issue if you want this to happen:

code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=29468

How to get it

The app is also available in the Google Play Store:

play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.nick.cryptfs.passwdmanager

And source is on Github, Apache 2.0 licensed:

github.com/nelenkov/cryptfs-password-manager

Acknowledgments

Borrows some code from github.com/project-voodoo/ota-rootkeeper-app, under the WTFPL license
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] -CALIBAN666-:
For all JellyBean lovers that cannot downloading from Playstore or want it as APK,ive uploadet these pack,i hope these people like it.(have not testet,because i dont like to much colours on my phone).have fun:).

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Get the official Jelly Bean+Ics clock on any device!

The official Jelly Bean and Ice Cream Sandwich analog clock. The clocks were ported from the android open source project. The app also includes the stock clocks from all Android versions.

An In-App upgrade is available to enable more clocks. The upgrade also allows you to change the App that opens when you click on the clock.

Works on any device 1.5+

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Wallpapers

To use: Home -> Menu -> Wallpapers -> Live Wallpapers

Note: If your wallpaper resets to default after reboot, you will need put the app on phone instead of SD card.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Yeayy.:
hmm about this ROM, if i use s2e does it works ? thanks for replying sorry im really a newbies to this.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] japoina92:
you can use amarullz for use your ext partition ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Messi10:
y create a new thread:mad::mad::mad:

just post your question in the rom forum;)

i think S2E will work, it sould work if not use amarullz :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Shank73:
better

evrything else is working

camera fix is alos there download it and install.camera working .not video

video lags

google apps needs 2 be fixed
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Avilove.Cullen:
Ir seems you are not a new member then why did you created a new thread?

Mod close this thread!

Edward Cullen
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Shank73:
i m a new member
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Avilove.Cullen:
Congratulations :rolleyes:
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brainard52:
I've been using Handcent for quite a while now, but I've decided to go back to stock. I just like the look of stock a lot more than Handcent, and I don't need nearly all the features that Handcent offers. Unfortunately, stock SMS doesn't have a signature option. I'm on Verizon as well, so I have to have an app that has the "SMS Split" option as well. If it matters, I'm using CM9 RC2 for the R800x. Does anybody have any suggestions?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] narflynn619:
Looking for SMS Split and Signature features?

You should have slashed other choices and picked GO SMS Pro right from the beginning. ;)
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brainard52:
I've used it. I'm not a fan. I'm just looking for an edited/rewritten stock SMS app.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brck:
I am in the same boat and looking for the same feature in the stock app.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brainard52:
I'm speaking to somebody who made a version of stock that had the SMS splitting feature for Verizon. Well, not speaking, I just messaged them for the first time.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brck:
I'm on Straight Talk for AT&T, but it sounds like we have the same issue. Let me know what he/she tells you.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brainard52:
If they tell me it can be done, I'll link them here.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ruben8448:
Hey everyone,

So before i got the galaxy i was on an unlimited plan so i was never paranoid about my data usage. I had to switch to Verizon's new plan and i had to give up unlimited data. I purchased 4 gigs a month thinking that this should be more than sufficient. I was on the iphone before and i would usually use up around 1.7 gigs a month. I just checked my usage and i am at 2.44 gigs and still 16 days left on my cycle. I dont use my data too much. I do stream pandora and iheartradio but not much more than i did with the iphone. I know when i flash a rom it erases everything and then every app has to be re-installed. Every time i flash i make sure i am connected to wifi before i start to re-download the apps. Has anyone else noticed high data usage after flashing a few times? I may have to stop flashing for 16 days and keep my data cutoff, that was built into android, set. Anyone else without unlimited notice high data usage after flashing a few times. Even unlimited users, have you guys ever checked your usage. Let me know, thanks.

*Note - At work and home (where i spend my entire life) i am connected to wifi.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Beknatok:
Are you making use of Google Backup/Restore services?

When a "fresh install" starts up & you enter in your Google account information, the restore functionality usually tries to kick in transparently in the background. At that point in time, it's entirely plausible that you haven't added any wifi information yet, so it's pulling app data down over the air.

That's the only possible cause I can think of?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] smalltownbird:
I haven't checked mine lately but I always stop play from auto installing and use titanium backup. There have been a few times where the play store would auto restore before I was connected to WiFi.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bobloblaw1:
Download the ROMS on wifi. Flash and restore when you are on wifi. Don't use the google backup service unless you will be on wifi for the next, say hour to be safe, or restore locally with Titanium.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ruben8448:
Thanks for the input. With my last rom I didn't use my Google setup on the initial boot up. I went and turned wifi on and then added my Google account. I'll try removing Google backup and I'm gonna use titanium backup to see if I have any changes.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] PJnc284:
I'm about to hit 6GB with 1 day left in the billing cycle but that includes downloading a few different versions of cm9/cm10 and about 10 rom flashes/full google restores all on 4G LTE. Luckily I still have unlimited or I'd have to be a lot more careful.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DROID3R:
I just hit 20 gigs. Still have have 6 days to go

VERIZON GALAXY S 3
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ruben8448:
Do you download everything off network and flash multiple roms? 20 gigs lot. Your lucky your unlimited cause Verizon would charge $15 per gig over your limit
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] turbosrrgood:
Going from iPhone to S3 very smart

Giving up your precious unlimited data for that awful 4GB plan, not so much.

You probably would have been better off buying it outright and keeping unlimited in the long run when you factor in monthly savings. Hindsight obviously.

As far as flashing using data, make sure when you flash a new ROM not to use backup assistant, and don't let the rom restore from google. If it does, it will try to pull all of your apps from the market, which can use significant data.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ruben8448:
Off topic but here is the story on how i came upon this planned. I had the iphone 4s with verizon and i was in an unlimited plan. I had the iphone for a while and i got bored, i missed the good old days on android and rooting. I saw the new evo lte that i kinda wanted so i cancelled my verizon plan early, termination fee was $175 but i sold the iphone and got $400 for it. I went to sprint and bought the evo from my friend who works at sprint. He gave me the employee discount where i got unlimited everything and the phone for $200 all for $55 a month with insurance. The deal was amazing. The service with sprint not so much. I found that the phone was pretty much useless unless i connected to wifi, thats how bad it was for me. So, i read reviews on the s3 and the phone looked amazing. What i decided to do was cancel with sprint. I cancelled on day 13 of 14 so no fees, i just returned phone and i was a happy camper. I went back to verizon and told them that i wasnt happy with sprint. They were nice enough to keep my contract for 30 days in case i wanted to return. So i went out and bought the galaxy s3 at full price, went to verizon and told them i'd like to reinstate my contract. I called over 5 times to make sure that my unlimited plan would still be available and everyone said it will be. As soon as i get to verizon they tell me that they cant give me unlimited anymore. When i talked to a head houncho on the phone he told me that what those 5 other people told me is not true and that they didnt know, only he and his deptartment had the final call on whether i can get unlimited or not. And he said no. So i ended up switching to 4 gigs, which i thought was enough but it isnt. I pretty much broke even on the monthly pay because its shared so i added my ipad to my plan for $10 extra. If i kept the ipad on its own plan then its $30 extra. Everything worked out nicely on paper but now even with 4 gigs a month i'm still watching what i do. I was dumb for switching and going through the hassle. What made things worse was when i got the phone they locked the bootloader, kinda like a spit in the face. Anyway thats my long story.

I removed google backup, did everything on titanuim. I'm gonna flash again and see how much data i lose. I shouldnt lose any but i'll find out
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FreeRefreshments:
Download off your home internet and put the ROMs onto your internal storage? Flashing ROMs requires no data, downloading them does.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ruben8448:
I download all my roms on wifi so that's not the issue.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] justinc101011:
I too have noticed an insane amount of data. I'm always on wifi in my apartment and use the phone the same as my old iPhone. Today I looked and every month I'd use about 300 to 500 MB of data on my iPhone and I'm halfway through the month on my s3 with 2gb used. I don't know what's going on.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] AJavaGuy:
I can confirm that when I moved into a warranty replacement phone that all the apps where downloaded from the 4G network before I had WiFi setup. Once WiFi got setup it switched and did the little bit of the remainder over WiFi. So its not just custom ROMs.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bobAbooE:
Watch for picasa syncing, some have reported that it will eat a ton of data.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kenbrownstone:
I just did a upgrade and kept my unlimited data.... I've had unlimited since it came out...My upgrade was just that a upgrade. People don't know the truth. When u upgrade call back and tell them u want your unlimited data plan back. You can do this under the Worry free customer exchange policy. You must call within the first 14 days. I was made aware if this by a Verizon rep. It only can be done over the phone. ANY QUESTIONS PM ME
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seleu:
hi everyone! i recently got this awesome phone, and i updated to jelly bean official and it work perfect..but i want to get root acces, how do i do that? i only want that, not for installing custom roms or anything else, just getting root acces is all i want.. can somebody tell me how do i do that? thanks! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cilraaz:
You can always read the stickies.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lythandra:
Look at the stickys above. Your answer is there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bfitz26:
There are 4 to 5 similar threads everyday come on man please search :)

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seleu:
sorry guys, for making this stupid question XD but anyways, thanks for your replays! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] netbuzz:
Why don't I just come over and perhaps root it for you, would you like that too? You know, that way you won't even have to search or read...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dj2muchxx:
Does anyone miss the soft keys?

Sent from the Galaxy inside of my Nexus using xda app-developers app
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lythandra:
I like the virtual keys as they change sides when I rotate the phone around. Plus they disappear when you don't need them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cilraaz:
I much prefer the virtual keys. It gives the front of the phone a sleeker look, it gives less areas for dust/dirt to get into the phone (vs physical keys), and I like that they can disappear when unneeded for some extra screen real estate.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dj2muchxx:
I agree. Sometimes the old softkeys wouldn't turn off while I'm watching videos even after I had them timed to turn off. Plus we get a bit more screen space. And the phone looks differently from every other android that has the softkeys. I haven't seen other phones sporting the virtual keys. Why would that be?

Sent from a Galaxy inside of my Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Liskrig:
Coming from an HTC Incredible, I LOVE the change, I like how they rotate based on orientation, and disappear when not needed/wanted. The part I love the most is the fact that you can customize them with specific ROMs (or apps) so you aren't stuck with keys you may never use (like the search key...).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zeinzu:
Another nice thing about the software keys is they always, always have the same exact sensitivity as the rest of the touchscreen. On my Epic they were less sensitive. My back key especially was even less sensitive.

Sent from my AOSP Android 4.1.1 Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pfmiller:
Honest questions, what's to miss about the soft keys? There's nothing they can do that the virtual keys don't do just as well or better.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dj2muchxx:
How about this, when ur old android won't boot down /turn off properly u realize something is wrong because youre experiencing a lag aka hang. The screen looks like its off but u know it is not completely powered down because the softkeys are still on. Which results in having to pull the battery out. That's not exactly a benefit of having softkeys compared to virtual keys, but do u understand what I mean?

Sent from a Galaxy inside of my Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tgyberg:
Virtual keys FTW!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jelliottz:
I couldn't imagine going back to actual buttons. Its not only astetically pleasing, but extremely functional as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
Virtual are much better also because you can remove them totally and use other input methods.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] norazi:
Love them...

A. Reduces the bezel, less bezel = more screen

B. Looks much cleaner when the phone is off... love that the gnex is totally black when off

C. Can customize the buttons with custom roms... i don't ever use the Android Search and Recent/Task buttons but I use Menu religiously. I like that I can get rid of the buttons i dont use and add ones that I do and also change the ordering and size of them... customization is the whole point of Android IMHO
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragn4rce:
Google managed to keep that stark black screen with the Nexus S.

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If I have helped you.... hit that sexy thanks button. ^_^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Alex1123:
the keys are ok but personally i prefer my phone in full screen and LMT :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] General Crespin:
I'm also coming from the DInc. :cool:

Anyhow, I am very happy with them. I always had the backlight turned off on the capacitive buttons on my previous phone as the backlight was way too bright, so the difference is minuscule.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kapybarus:
Hi. I have new Nexus and I noticed that when I put phone down on something not very strongly but like any other normal phone the top part made some kind of broken sound. I just want to know if it is normal. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kapybarus:
I know it is hard to undstand this problem, but it is also hard to describe that sound. I have no possibility to check other nexus. Sound is around camera or front top speaker.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neera:
I think what you might be hearing/feeling is the motor for the vibration function.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kapybarus:
And do you think it is ok, or it is broken? Best will be if someone would write if he also noticed this thing. If I am alone in this I will have problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] danger-rat:
Maybe it's the "click" sound when the screen goes to sleep?

Settings> Sound> Screen Lock Sound
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kapybarus:
It is hardware sound for sure
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kapybarus:
So I made short video with my problem, please look at it. Thanks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMMlgrsVm74&feature=youtu.be