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[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] bart594:
1. Im using Dice player for watching films/serials in 480p/720p/1080p in avi/mkv formats and there are everything ok with sound. What player are u using so i can reproduce an error?

2. For me this way of volume keys is the best for mediapad, because im using it very frequently in portrait mode. On stock rom im confused with them very often.

3. Have tried wipe cahe/dalvik cache for a very many times - no problems have been seen.

4. And no problems with installing apps :)

About two last problems - may be there are a problem in your sdcard? Try to check it on errors from PC :)[/QUOTE]

1. but are you sure that you are using hardware decoding mode ?

2. i tried 2 times to wipe and both times i got black screen and after that reinstallation of system partition was needed

4. my script is broken ;)

i don't know what happened but now every time it reboots into recovery when sdcard is inside. this is really weird... im on stock rom/recovery wright now because of this
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] cmstlist:
Did you check the APN settings? I have a feeling that the default APN list in CyanogenMod includes the APN settings for T-Mobile phone accounts but not tablets.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Corn Flake:
Just little bug but I just installed alpha2 and launcher had phone ui like it was in older versions. When I looked to settings grid size was 6x6, I changed it to 7x7 and then everything was ok and then I tried change back to 6x6 but now it's ok.

//and grid size in row should be default and max 5 because when it is 6 or 7 you cen put shortcuts under screen
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] turruso:
I tried to go onto the APN settings but as soon as I hit "access point names" it bounces me back to general settings, i tried re installing ROM, wipe, everything, fix permissions but not luck, on the AOKP rom, I can get into APN but it doesn't saves it, tried hitting save and /or waiting 10 secs after entering the apn settings then back button and still no luck.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] brainmaster:
cKernel R06 for Alpha Preview Build 2 and default kernel for getting back.

Flash in the TWRP.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] toystory:
Anyone pls help

After go into Recovery mode

TwRP full wipe, then install CM9 , but it jump into around 60% then freeze,

After restart I cna boot , only can go to fastboot or TWRP

Reinstall CM9 or ASOP get the same result

Pls help

Thanks in advance for the information
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] turruso:
If you followed the installation instructions, specially step #3 while on twrp go to restore, choose the backup you created and start the whole process from the beginning.

1. Flash TWRP recovery from fastboot by these commands:

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

fastboot flash recovery2 recovery.img

2. Then download CM9 for Huawei Mediapad, Gapps and place them on your sdcard (not internal memory).

3. Boot in TWRP Recovery, then choose Backup and check cust partition, then Swipe to back up (you will get full backup of stock rom).

Pls notice, that this recovery can make backup only of /cust partition, not /hwcust like in international roms.

4. Press back to go to main menu and choose Wipe there, then press Factory reset, then System (thats important, 'cause update zip cant format ext4 system partition).

5. Press back again and choose Install, then find downloaded zip rom, choose it and Swipe to Confirm Flash.

6. Press back again and choose Install, then find downloaded zip with Gapps, choose it and Swipe to Confirm Flash.

7. Then reboot in system and enjoy cm9 rom on your Mediapad
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] toystory:
Thanks for the reply

Already follow on it

But when the backup start, it took over 30 min and hang,

Then can boot normal (only do backup before, even not start to flash anything )

then hard restart, and flash CM9 after teh wipe, but also hang, then even restore from the backup image (even not complete)

Start hang., so now only can boot to fastboot or TWRP recovery
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] chok_thewa:
Did you test your kernel?
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] PuntPT:
I can't understand. How i flash TWRP?

I'm a noob in this tablet...
[Desire General] dnielmejor:
Hi everybody,

I want to know how to continue rooting my device.

I've unlock the Hboot with the htcdev.com page.

Thanks
[Desire General] nlooooo:
Now when you have access to recovery partition flash recovery img from fastboot:

http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager/

Then boot to recovery and flash superuser apk as .zip file

http://androidsu.com/superuser/
[Desire General] arajashe:
I flashed BCM RC4.1U2 last night after being on RC3.6U2 for many months... as with the last ROM, i find that the on screen navigation keys hide the last row of the keyboard partially. I feel that the hidden portion has increased in the latest ROM. My hardware keys are fairly unresponsive with both ROMs and was forced to use the ICS onscreen keys and in general i find the onscreen navigation keys easier on the fingers...

Can i move the keyboard up by a few pixels to solve this problem? Is there a patch or setting available that will do this... ??
[Desire General] hans moleman:
Hi, don't know the answer but could you tell me how to enable the soft keys in ICS? :)
[Desire General] newsoup:
In BCM ICS Rom (now you find it as SpazeDog) you have to check software navigation bar in settings>display.

in others ICS ROM there are some mods that make the job .. you can find it searching "softkey" as keyword in their threads.
[Desire General] vashishtuday:
Same for me but alternate keyboard (swiftkey x) works fine for me
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darrkangel:
Hi,

I intend to buy an S3 in two weeks, i've been doing some research on the internet and i found a lot of people talking about screen burns and degradation.

To be honest this phone is very expensive and if i buy it i intend to keep at least for 4 years, so in such a long period will i see a difference in the display?

Do you recommend me to buy this device for the next 4 years or more ?

EDIT : my average using time is 7 hours per day.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] delsus:
The only time I have heard of burn in is on store demo models which are switched on, with the screen on all the time, but it's still not too bad.

4 years you may see some burn in but I think it will be tolerable.

Also keep it in mind that after about 2 years screens should be fairly cheap so if you do see burn in it should be cheap to replace the screen.

If there is burn in during the first 2 years it should be covered under warranty because it's not accidental damage as well.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EnemyOfGlaDOS:
4 years is a long time and many many hours of screen use. Honestly... it may degrade slightly but I wouldn't expect to see a change in the screen for a long time. :o
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gp6294u04:
wow 4 years... that's really a long time. :good:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darrkangel:
Not every one is rich, plus in my country careers don't give great deals like you do have in usa.

So that is why i can't just change a so expensive phone in just 1 year.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] delsus:
I can't really afford an expensive phone every year, so what I have done is get it on a 2 year contract, then as long as I pay my bills on time I should get an easy upgrade to a top end phone after the 2 years, recycle my S3 or sell it on and hopefully get a half decent amount for it (cover my first bill after my upgrade at least)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeadSOL:
Well said, mate. We don't have deals here, either! I hope you won't have any problems! I know that you won't be able to replace/repair/exchange your phone very easily. It's the same with me.

So, I recommend going for an LCD display if you're really concerned. I went for the S3 myself and, coming from an S1, I know that these phones can last for a long time and withstand quite a lot!

On the other hand, you shouldn't be buying such expensive phones if you're worried!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darrkangel:
I really like the phone but this screen burning thing is worring me.

What makes it worse is that some people say that they didn't have a burning issue, and others say that they have this issue in 3 days, one week, 3 months ... (i read this online, and i've never saw any pictures)

Others say that they had their girl friends name burned on the screen because they text a lot.

I don't know what to believe.:(
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darrkangel:
Good for you. I believe when you get a 2 year contract at least you can benefit from it, in the end it's a win win for you and you career.

Not in my case, believe me, it is better if i buy the phone my self and use prepay-ed sim card. The contracts in here are just bull****.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fasty:
Screen brightness degradation is, to some extent, inevitable.

If you are anxious to minimise the speed of degradation, I would make some suggestions from a scientific standpoint:

(1) Use the minimum brightness necessary under any particular conditions. This may mean using manual control rather than "auto". High brightness means high display current and this will "fatigue" the pixels more (as well as draining the battery fast).

Human perception of brightness has a logarithmic relationship with regard to actual intensity, meaning that if it appears (say) just half as bright, then in reality the actual pixel current will be hugely reduced and the stress on the pixels much less.

(2) Keep the phone completely dry. Water is an enemy of some of the chemicals used to make OLED displays. One of the biggest challenges in making reliable OLED displays has been sealing them against moisture.

(3) Don't leave the phone in direct sunlight longer than necessary. User experiences from another thread tend to suggest that sunlight (in fact, probably the UV rays in sunlight) might "bleach" the display active elements to some extent, thereby affecting performance.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
one additional thing, blue is the worst color for burn in on amoled screens, .....ironic considering ics colors.....in reality the status bar is the only area you are likely to see it,, my galaxy s is fine after 2 years and good developers still support it
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darrkangel:
I know that 4 years is very long, but that is what i can afford for now and the device have very good specs :

This is phone is a quad quore, 1.4 ghz processor.

1 Gb of ram.

Great GPU.

Great connectivity options (NFC that allows file sharing, Bluetooth 4, direct wifi).

Very good camera for a phone.

I think i'm going to wait until the 15 and see what is the new Samsung device, may be a smartphone with an LCD screen:fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SkzBR:
Do you know that SuperAMOLED is better than LCD?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darrkangel:
It is better, because the blacks are deeper, contrast is better.

BUT and big but this degradation problem is messing my head up.:eek:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evivbulgroz:
hello,

Me too I was worried about screen burn in, but my gs2 shows no signs of it after 10 months.I hope it will be the same for the gs3.

I think the most important thing is brigthness especially in the beginning of phone's life.The degradation seems to be not constant in time with more degradation potential when the screen is new.My first phone which had an amoled screen was a desire, and I had it constantly on high brigthness, and it showed some burn in in the status bar but with the gs2 i had no problems as I was more careful.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disclaimernotice:
I don't know about the US, but contracts in the UK are useless. You'd be better off buying the phone overseas and then getting a prepaid account, preferably from giffgaff, but I digress.

Anyway, on to your problem. The screen burn shouldn't really be an issue if we assume that the S3's screen quality is similar to the Galaxy S'. My original Galaxy S' screen has lasted for two years without any visible decrease in image quality, so it would probably still be very usable after four years, apart from the fact that the Os would be outdated. The S3's screen should be able to last just as long.

Nonetheless, if you're gonna keep your phone for four years, I would suggest going for one which has at least 1.5gb of ram. Ram consumption on ICS has been rather high on my S3 and multitasking can be quite lousy at times.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darrkangel:
For now according to gsmareana there is no phones with a ram > 1 except the S3 in USA (i'm not from usa so i can't use it). and two LG devices and i don't buy LG smartphones.

The question is : is it possible to increase ram on a smartphone, like we do on computers ?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evivbulgroz:
no,the ram cannot be upgraded
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] recepo1:
I have to return my gs3 sunday i was wondering what method is the safest to unroot and return to factory?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gp6294u04:
Yes, I got the same Q, anyone can help?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Xcor3:
First, reset three counter using. Triangle away( not really needed as Tmobile doesn't check, just making sure)

Next Flash stock rom(original ROM) using ODIN. look in the development section.

Then factory reset after, this can be done from the settings under storage or privacy. I really don't remember.

But that should do it

Sent from my SGH-T999
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Android_Monsters:
check the stickies in the dev section. They have the stock Rom in there

Triangle away resets the flash counter now
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Xcor3:
http://galaxys3root.com/galaxy-s3-unroot/how-to-unroot-t-mobile-galaxy-s3-sgh-t999/

It really isn't that hard to search first. Google is your friend

Sent from my SGH-T999
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] horr1blek1tten:
Zedomax Is the way to go this Site is all you need.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] recepo1:
Thx i rooted mine with the process of not affecting the flash counter and i dont have the yellow triangle i just wanted to make sure flashing the stock rom would unroot it thanks
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smokeythebear3:
Hi everyone, I hope everyone is enjoying ics. My question is does anybody know how to make the agenda calendar widget show more events? It only shows a week at a time. I want it to show a month. I'm running ics from task's rom.
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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] corcovo:
I really miss a hardware button like "quit all applications and go to sleep and switch screen off" with one click. Would use it more often than the menu button and it should safe much energy... Mmmh.

Gesendet von meinem GT-N7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] xdapao3:
"quit all applications" never! I would like to have more RAM to be able to have (when I need them) MORE open apps in the state I left them!!

you're saving much less battery than you think by closing everything everytime, you just lose convenience and time to reload them

in the rare cases you need to do it is easy and fast through the task manager

and BTW, what's all this fixation with battery life I read everywhere? like I have just written for the umpteenth time elsewhere:

Hey this is not a worthless iPhone POS, the Note has a REMOVABLE battery!

Buy 1 or more spare batteries and buy a battery dekstop charger (both available also as official Samsung accessories) and you will never again have to worry about battery life AND you will never have to keep your phone chained down to a wall charger since you will be charging the batteries SEPARATELY from the phone!

"go to sleep and switch screen off"

one of the most handy apps I have is "Screen Off and Lock" which I have always used on any Android smartphone I have ever had. I can click on it wherever I am in the UI because I have placed its icon on the always-shown bottom row and in the notification bar. as fast (or more) than pressing a hw button and you don't wear anything down.

P.S. the ONLY hw button I need and want is the frontal home button because it's MUCH more handy to wake the phone up than lateral buttons!!
[Galaxy S III General] The S3 Kid:
I'm afraid to root mine in case something goes wrong. :)
[Galaxy S III General] NIK516:
Thus is the best root guide I have read thank you so much , will do thus when cm10 is more everyday user friendly. Can not thank you enough.
[Galaxy S III General] Esra:
Awesome guide mate.

I'm too big a wuss to flash a custom rom at the moment but this is pushing me to try it!
[Galaxy S III General] Ausboy 2011:
good thread man :) just moved from sgs2 to this and what an improvement! Cheers
[Galaxy S III General] jbonetwo:
I spent an entire day researching heavily before I was comfortable doing this and since everything is compiled here, I'm glad to see it having the same effect on you guys :)
[Galaxy S III General] Phil3759:
Triangle Away is a payed app. Offered for free by chainfire on his thread for xda members. He specifically asked not to post it elsewhere. I think you are not permitted to attach it on other thread. At least ask for permission to do it.
[Galaxy S III General] jbonetwo:
I have posted this thread only on xda and like chainfire believe it should be available for free. People won't buy the app unless theyve tried it and know it works. But since you complained I've removed the attachment and people will have to visit chainfire's thread in order to download it.

Thanks for feedback!
[Galaxy S III General] bmttinman:
Use Clockworks Touch

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1719744

Can be found here
[Galaxy S III General] jbonetwo:
Updated to include clockwork touch option.
[Galaxy S III General] FinGerS o FuDgE:
Awesome stuff jbonetwo :good:

Question though? Rooted & installed Cyanogen 9 as above, followed all steps all rebooted and set up phone as if 1st time user. Now I've lost all apps, contacts, messages etc and nothing has synced?

How can I get all contacts back? Not sure why it hasn't synced as I've linked my Gmail account and sync is on?

Please excuse an Android noob.... :p:confused:
[Galaxy S III General] jbonetwo:
Updated with CM10 Instructions
[Galaxy S III General] jbonetwo:
You will lose your apps when switching to a new rom. One good way to reinstall apps is with titanium backup pro (batch reinstall).

If you had your contacts sync;d with google, syncing with your google account on your new rom should (supposedly) restore your contacts. I didnt have to do this though since i added contacts after installing cm9.
[Galaxy S III General] pr1vate piles:
Thank you for the guide, worked first time for me :D
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amfirbek92:
plz can you help me install arabic language on arc S 4.1.B.0.431?

i made lots of search but still not finding anything :(

or if u can mirror me a full ftf rom with arabic

thanks in advance
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huzi7868:
hello i just got my laptop dock and saw some videos on youtube about it and was wondering how can i add more apps on the bottom dock and add files on the screen besides the bottom dock
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Larac:
On the base webtop all you can really add is shortcuts to web pages.

If you're into flashing ROMs etc there are a couple f posts in the dev section detailing how to put a much less limited web top on there.
[NFC Hacking] technolust109:
hey guys, as we all know that recently google anounced their google "cloud" which is their new google wallet 2.0, i am wondering if anyone has found a region hack for it, exactly the same one as this one in link bellow as i drained all my google prepaid credit :( Cheers. guys! http://www.modaco.com/topic/354635-region-device-root-patched-google-wallet-apk-11-r67-v12/
[NFC Hacking] HeroKhar:
Hi! You can check out my guide here, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1810282 with updated links, it's my very first guide, but check it out, works anywhere!
[NFC Hacking] ninokotur:
out of date

Hey. Im wondering if this is rly working but so far i havent managed to download app because links to dropbox is dead. I found some other wallet app but when i restart phone in drawer app is there but when i open it , it says that app is out of date and that it has to be updated. Unfortunatly as im from unsupported country i cant update it . Any help please :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maklein:
Hello everybody,

I updated my GT-P7510 to ICS and noticed an annoying behavior in email-notification. It keeps notifying me of incoming email, even though I read the mail, it notified me of. As this didn't help, I pressed the delete button in "notification", still no change - every several minutes (not in equal intervals) it kept ringing. Has anyone experienced something similar with his/hers GT-P7510? Does anyone have any idea as to why it behaves like that?

Thanx
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] melodystyle2003:
Same problem here.

Incoming mail setting are double checked, don't know if this is normal behavior....
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ilBullo82:
Not shure if it helps, but i had the problem when i used the app light flow for LED control with ics on my nexus. Everytime my LED started flashing, i read the message, but still the led was flashing afterwards.

The difference in ICS, regarding to the developer of this app, is that ics don't set a flag for noticed notifications. That means regarding to your email client you are using it could be that this client doesn't see an read messangs or interpretes that as still unread.

Or could it simple be that you use a different client for yor mails, besides gmail and the mail is still unread in gmail app?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] melodystyle2003:
Personally i use gmail app, which works great, and samsung email app for different accounts.

On samsung mail app, only on one account i face this problem, so i guess has to do with this specific pop mail synchronization and exchange messages server.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ilBullo82:
Can't say much to this, because i only use gmail respective k9 with imap on my tab. But what i can say so far is, that i don't have this issiue with my configuration. Maybe your hind with pop3 leets you to the solution.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Laioxperia:
Hi, i have baseband 015 and kernel 2.1.1.a.0.6 and want the baseband 06 with kernel 2.0....

How do i do it? Anywhere i look is the oposite of this.

I don't know if changing one of this will change the other automactily or not. If i'll have to change the baseband and after the kernel or the oposite.

Help me