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[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlackRabbit1703:
maybe I can make some PIE for us!

hahaha...LOLz!!

just take a sit and keep try! :D:D:D:D

keep smiling :D while dev do the best for our little phone! :cool:
[HTC Radar] Xasperator:
I warrantied out an HTC Radar with the help of the customer service guy at my T-Mobile store. I have an issue now that I didn't have with my old Radar and my friend on the same family plan I'm on has their first Radar and doesn't have this issue.

My old Radar would share the internet without a problem. My friend's Radar shares the internet without a problem. The only difference is the phone, my plan options are exactly the same, however my phone fails to share the internet. I updated my old one before I swapped it out, and the new one was received apparently fully up to date because it isn't updating. Anyone know of this issue?

Another difference between my old Radar, my friend's Radar, and my New Radar is that my new one has two options for mms attachments, video or picture and voice note. Do I have an odd version of the phone? A wonky version of the OS? I want my internet sharing back for free just like my friend has and I used to have. Is this possible? Has anyone even seen this problem/difference?

About:

Name: Radar

Model: HTC Radar 4G

Carrier: T-Mobile US

Software: Windows (copyright symbol) Phone 7.5

Total Storage:

Available Storage:

More Info

OS version: 7.10.8773.98

Firmware revision number: 1750.0602.40602.531

Hardware revision number: 002

Radio software version: 17.5006.08.27_

17.08.50.06U

Radio hardware version: 2.16.0.D4

Bootloader version: 4.6.175006.2(140280)

Chip SOC version 1.7.5.0

MAC:

MDN:

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SIM ID:
[HTC Radar] tai4de2:
Your new phone has the WP7.5 "Tango" update installed.
[HTC Radar] carguy303:
and as for the tethering, your friend shouldn't be able to tether unless his plans states he can or he is sharing to a mobile device.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hyperbolic:
Hi,

I downloaded from here:

http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?dev...laxys2&type=RC

the file:

cm-9.0.0-RC2-galaxys2.zip

Went to recovery mode, chose install zip file, chose cm-9.0.0-RC2-galaxys2.zip and flashed it, rebooted the system and nothing happend, the phone took me to recovery mode again.

Where I was wrong ?

Thx.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nicholas1520:
Which recovery are you using? If it's not ClockworkMod Recovery (I should say any custom recovery) you won't be able to flash any custom ROM.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hyperbolic:
I do have CWM 3.15.

No idea why it didn't flash, and I flashed A LOT of roms including RR 2.6.1/Wanam and more.

I just wanted to feel CM9 on my phone but with no success, any ideas ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boki9999:
Cwm 3 seems a bit old. Latest Siyah (which I'm currently running) has Cwm 5.

Maybe you should try with that.

Have you done ALL wipes that are necessary?

Sent from my Galaxy S2 GT i9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hyperbolic:
I did all the wipes, in fact I forgot to mention that I had RR 2.6.1 and after I did all the wipes I flashed to CM9, after i flashed it, I rebooted the device (since nothing happend) and only then, I saw I have a different CWR! - Yea the device booted to recovery !

I tried to flash CM9 AGAIN (with the CWR 3), it said done/completed, still nothing happend, I rebooted again and it came back to recovery, AGAIN.

Only then I flashed to Wanam 12.3 and after that to Siyah - so yea NOW I have CWM 5 and everything is working great.

I still have

absolute no clue

what on earth I am doing wrong ?!

I still want to flash to CM9...need all the help I can get !
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hyperbolic:
No one knows if there is a solution for this issue ?

Right now I am on Wanam 12.3 rom with Siyah Kernel 3.5.2, and I want to flash to CM9.

I go to recovery do all 3 wipes, choose the zip file flash and it says 'completed' but nothing happens.

This isn't the first time I am flashing...never happend to me before!

Experienced users please do write your thoughts.

Thank you.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boki9999:
Try the latest Nightly. NOT RC2!

Sent from my Galaxy S2 GT i9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hyperbolic:
So you think the problem is ROM related, the RC2 version ?

I'll download the file, and this weekend will flash via: recovery -> install zip file from internal after the 3 wipes.

Btw, we are talking about this file correct ? :http://download.cyanogenmod.com/get/jenkins/5572/cm-9-20120805-NIGHTLY-galaxys2.zip

Basically the procedure I mentioned above is correct and everything should work, right ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saywhatt:
did you try wiping dalvik cache? then install once again the zip file.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hyperbolic:
As I mentioned above I did all the 3 wipes including dalvik cache.

Again, this isn't my first time flashing to new rom.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spiralzz:
Try downloading the resurrection edition (about halfway down the the first post): http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=20841817

Follow the instructions for the noob-proof method. It may be that you have the wrong bootloader.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hyperbolic:
Thx, will try this at weekend and report back.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hyperbolic:
Issue fixed on the final stable of CM9.

Thx for the helpers.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlamVasquez:
after you flash wipe dalvik cache..

or try other kernal.........
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxyS3man:
I mean really, does anyone find it really irritating when you playing around with your phone and all sudden incoming call popup taking whole screen???

I dont want to use airplane mode, i just need a mod or app to make incoming caller like flash in taskbar only, if i feel like answering, i could like pull it down from the taskbar.

Also i REALLY need mod for disabling the damn low battery popup, or atleast let me myself decide when battery is low, and only 1 warning, i would set it for 2%, also i hate the fact that camera is disabled at lowbatt, what if you're out at night, 5% left on your great Galaxy S3, suddenly you see ufo landing with aliens, wow i need to take a picture or video...oh crap "camera can't start, low batt" whatta f*** also hate the fact that brighness automatically goes dark. I hate this sorta dumbass automation, i want to ude my phone till 0% batt damned!

I'm using omega rom v11 with kernel came with it, also installed custom theming, but geeez am i annoyed by these limitations, jkay had great tools for S2, but i'd love to keep using omega rom.

Anyone??? Solutions??
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxyS3man:
Or more like notification bar, not taskbar. Call blockers dont have this option.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zorro12010:
Disable low battery warning and automatic brightness

I totally agree and have been looking for solutions. In Dragon ICS you could install tweakbox to do the job. Now I'm on JB 1.7, Dragon Rom but it is not possible anymore.

Have you found a solution in the meantime?

Thanks in advance.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] smwhr23:
im running the venom 4g 1.0.0 with the latest firmware, radio, etc...

the phone will not sleep, at all. i figure wakelock, but i couldnt figure it out so i wiped and reflashed and installed nothing but cpuspy and gsam battery... and it still wont sleep. itll idle at 384000 for hours at a time, but thats it.

i dont really know what else to do. this doesnt happen with any other rom. i want to use venom but id rather not have a 7% an hour battery drain.

any help would be greatly appreciated.

thanks,

jarod
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] volk9029:
What is your wiping process? Maybe something has left behind? Also in terminal emulator type su, enter, dumpsys power, enter. Do you see any wakelocks?

Sent from my lair.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] smwhr23:
the first time i used superwipe, then i read that aroma uses superwipe anyway so i stopped doing that. so after that i would just wipe dalvik and cache, do a factory reset and wipe system, all in twrp2.2.1 ... and then full wipe in aroma.

in aroma i was removing a buch of apps and sense ... and everytime the phone wouldnt sleep. even with nothing installed cept cpuspy and gsam battery.

however, did another full wipe (dalvik/cache/factoryreset/system) and then did a full install with aroma: problem solved. the phone sleeps like a baby.

maybe i was removing something that was causing the problem? but i really doubt that, seeing as how ive always removed the same apps manually and never had this problem before on any rom... not this bad anyway.

no matter though, like i said, problem solved.

i am still curious though as to what could cause this because id really like to install this without sense, even though i can just freeze it in tb. i just like for it to not be there at all.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] volk9029:
It's important to know what's that you removed. Something got messed up. Start slowly freezing one by one, just be careful.

Sent from my lair.
[HTC One X] Elemental_Fire:
Hi everyone

I have a request if someone could help me out?

The shutter speed of the One X is 1/2500th of a second; This is really fast, or maybe too fast? Extremely high shutter speeds can negatively impact image quality and decrease the Signal to Noise raito in a picture since it will come out darker. I was wondering if anyone knows a way of decreasing the shutter time to perhaps 1/500th of a second? I'm fairly confident it would get rid of the noise in our One X pictures that remains there even when the ISO is set to 100 and the picture is taken in fairly good lighting. Thank you
[HTC One X] lawrence750:
The noise is just compression from the stock camera app, try LG camera, has a much better quality and detail to the picture.
[HTC One X] massalami:
interesting point. From my understanding, it is a problem of the very aggressive compression as stated by the fellow above.

Whatever happened to that camera mod that fixed the compression in the camera pictures?

Has anyone ever reviewed or compared the modded camera with the original and the competition(sgs3 and iphone)? I think it would finally do justice to the hox's camera
[HTC One X] Drefsab:
when you say LG camera do you mean this one? (https://play.google.com/store/apps/...EwMiwicnViYmVyYmlncGVwcGVyLmxnQ2FtZXJhUHJvIl0.)
[HTC One X] lawrence750:
Yeah there's a free version as well so you can try it out first :)
[HTC One X] TheBrilliantMistake:
The shutter speed is NOT fixed on the One X (check the EXIF Data on your photos) and if it was, it certainly wouldn't be 1/2500th... 1/20th of a second would be more realistic.

The shutter speed itself has NO impact on signal to noise ratio. However, an indirect result of a fast shutter is that the 'gain' on the CCD is increased (commonly defined as ISO speed). The greater the gain, the more sensitive the CCD becomes, and thus increases in noise. This is why night time pictures are far noisier than bright daylight ones. ALL of this assumes a fixed aperture lens (which most camera phones are).

The real noise issue is twofold...

1) The lens is small, and although it's F/2. that's F/2 of a lousy size lens.... in essence, it's too small to capture enough light to be a decent camera. This then results in the gain of the CCD being very high and producing noise (a bit like the buzz/hiss of an amplifier turned up to max).

2) The compression using in HTC's JPG storage is quite aggressive, resulting in JPEG noise/artefacts. Whilst not noise from the camera per se, it just makes the images even worse.

ALL digital cameras suffer from noise, but the professional cameras have far better noise reduction, massive CCD's and dedication image processing DSP's that simply leave a humble One-X in its wake. The long and short of this is:

Camera phones for genuine photography are a very bad idea, and until there's some amazing technological breakthrough people are deluding themselves about the quality of image that can be obtained from them. That's not to say you can't get great photos, you can, but the image quality simply isn't there.
[HTC One X] Hunt3r.j2:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1765416&highlight=camera+mod

That fixes the JPEG compression issue, but video recording is still not a perfect 30 fps. Frames are dropped at a rate of about one a second, but it's still a huge improvement over stock.

I think it is possible to set shutter speed of the camera module, but HTC seems to have prioritized sharper shots at the expense of higher sensor noise. It is a reasonable compromise for these situations as it is not easy to hold a phone still for long periods of time. Perhaps HDR mode might be able to help, but that is only for still shots.
[HTC One X] MadCatz900:
There is hardly any or no difference between LgCamera (or any of the camera apps) and the stock app, videos are smoother but pictures are very much the same.
[HTC One X] lawrence750:
There is, did you change the settings? If you have put them on max quality, then compare pics on a big screen, zoom in on the different areas and you will really notice the improvements especially on the little details of objects
[HTC One X] MadCatz900:
Yep ive changed settings and took many pictures, they all turn out pretty much the same apart from certain focus differences.
[HTC One X] Elemental_Fire:
Lgcamera and other programs have the same problem. The image appears really "grainy". It's not digital compression but rather the photos turning out like that. This in turn affects image quality. Even images taken in daylight are grainy; take a picture of the sky and you'll see what I mean. Zoom in a little and you see it. My Sensation XE had a better camera than my One X, mainly as the noise was practically non-existant and images came out very detailed. It seems BSI sensors perhaps generate more noise? Or it could be that heat can result in increased digital noise; ISO increasing results in more current to the sensor to pick up more light but the heat generated as a result produces noise. Since the One X heats up around the Camera area, it could be possible that the Tegra 3 chips are located there, providing constant heat that also unintentionally hesting up the sensor and resulting in increased noise levels in images?
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
If either if you are rooted, you should really install the HQ Camera mod. It modifies the settings of the stock app, and you can easily get 4MB pics with really good sharpness and colour. High ISO noise is less too. Really works wonders, and I'm really really really picky about my photos :D (retired portrait photographer)
[General Questions and Answers] countryboy092782:
I've got a rooted (Super User) LG C800 that I was having problems with. To be specific, I installed some apps on to the system. Some of these apps would be Titanium Backup for root, Avast Mobile Security, ROM Tool Box, Super SU, and a couple others. From day one they seem to be kicked right back to my S.D. card, but not all at the same time, and some would stay on the system. I read where I should move the apps back to my S.D. card and try to re-install them on the system minus the data. When I did, the phone went nuts. Now it stays in a restart mode but never fully boots up. Can I salvage it, and if so, please tell me how?! I have tried the hard reset/recovery boot where you hold down the power button, volume, and a few other keys, but it did not work. I'm a broke college student and can't really afford to buy a new phone. I used this one for everything including tethering it to get my assignments done at home in on time. Please help! I'm open to suggestions.......
[General Questions and Answers] CyanideJack:
Did you do a Nandroid backup? If not, I would try reinstalling whatever ROM your running, see if that helps.

Why did you want to move the apps in the first place? Did they not install/run properly? I'm not certain but I believe that some apps prefer/require running from system, others from the SDcard. I don't think you can just assume that all apps should be moved to your card. Normally, wherever they install to, is where they are supposed to remain.
[General Questions and Answers] countryboy092782:
I can't even........

My phone will be completely off. When I plug it into my computer, via U.S.B., it automatically turns it on whether I want it to be on or not. Then it starts into that "boot loop" all over again but never fully boots up before going back to the beginning of that "boot loop" yet again. I can't even get it to register on my laptop as being plugged in. The reason I took the apps I placed on the system off was because sometimes when I'd re-boot the system the apps would be on the system and sometimes back on my S.D. card without my involvement of any kind other than rebooting my phone. Is completing a Nandroid recovery or re-installation of my ROM even possible with my computer no longer recognizing it as even being plugged in?

Rooted myTouch Q 4G, a.k.a. LG C800

I believe it had a what the exact numbers were but I want to say it was 2.3.4 GRJ22-perf, and then something like 2.6.35.7? I can't remember off the top of my head, and I can't pull it up on my phone anymore or else I'd double check.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] WackyJoe:
Ok, I had a HTC Sensation and used 4EXT Recovery because it was the easiest for me to save the current rom, slap on another rom and then just go back into 4EXT and restore the data/settings from the last rom so I wouldn't lose out on my settings and apps whenever I changed roms. It literally just took minutes to do (the restoring that is) and probably the easiest I've seen.

I now have the SG3 but found that there isn't any 4EXT yet for us and thus cannot do this "easy" method. I currently have CWM but have had limited experience with it. I've only used clear cache, dalvik, install from zip, connect external sd card/usb and that's about it. I don't like to fool around with things I don't know.

So, my question is...does CWM have a similar function/method to do as I did in 4EXT OR is there another recovery/app that I can use that will do the same as 4EXT?

Anything guys?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] hucesar1017:
Don't worry! its basically the same thing as 4EXT. CWM is just more simple and not so pretty. If you want to check out the CWM touch which is similiar to 4EXT just download rom manager and donate to download and install touch cwm. OR... take a look at the development forums and you can find the instructions to flash touch cwm through terminal on your phone.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maxfired:
hope someone can help. Since ICS update i have had problems with incoming calls. i can recieve calls ok but 30 seconds in phone goes silent and call is still in progress. this is spoiling an otherwise perfect phone.
[General Questions and Answers] Solid Mercury:
Is there any android app which sets proxy and queries like front, middle and back query for applications?

I know proxydroid but it doesn't support queries..
[HTC One X] nomis101uk:
Hey folks. So I recently installed a JB ROM from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1796340

Works greats, but the only problem that is I've lost the Beats Audio driver which came with Sense 4.0 and I'd quite like it back. :confused:

I tried this one here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.motioncoding.beats&hl=en

which worked perfectly to begin with, but shortly after my system became completely unstable with apps constantly crashing, forcing me to wipe my phone and start over.

So does anyone know of a solution to this? Or am I just gonna have to wait a while for a stable release, given how new Jelly Bean is?

Thanks,

PS>If any of this sounds noobish, that would be because I actually am new to all this.
[HTC One X] semdoc:
Beats Audio is prepared for Sense... And IceColdJelly is completely NonSense ROM. You have to make a decision:

1. Beats audio with any Sense ROM (Stock or Custom)

2. IceColdJelly without Beats Audio.

That's all....

If you want IceCOldJelly.... Just reflash the ROM. It will be OK, I guess.
[HTC One X] nomis101uk:
Really? That sucks :crying: Other people seem to have had have luck on non-Sense phones, based on the reviews of the app I linked to. But in that case, I'll stick with Jelly Bean. HTC will be updating the One X eventually anyway...
[HTC One X] sumeshd:
Try this..it replaces lib files and installs custom dsp manager..its the nearest i can get to beats..i m running it on cm10 tho..

http://db.tt/4PxCCvPG

Its flashable zip file..
[HTC One X] Ppain:
flash infinity's onextram sound enhancer mod
[HTC One X] NorteX:
Since Beats audio really doesn't improve anything but the bass, cant you get the same result with an eq?
[HTC One X] mickfitz:
Power amp app is all you need.
[HTC One X] rajitsingh:
Use this mod linked below (be sure to make a nandroid backup before you flash it). It has beats audio and a lot of other mods as well that you can select while installing the mod.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1692233

The sound with the latest version (14) is pretty good and offers beats audio from Rezound.

Use it with a player like DoubleTwist or PowerAmp which has it's own equalizer, and you can get great audio quality on your music.

Also, System wide sound equalizers and DSP manager doesn't seem to have any effect on the sound on AOSP based ROMs.
[HTC One X] TheBrilliantMistake:
Beats audio is effectively dynamic EQ, little more. Unlike a static EQ, it's trying to EQ based on 'beats'. At a very crude level, it's boosting certain frequencies when they are needed... e.g Bass on a musical 'beat' / peak. It's a little more complex than that - it's signal processing similar to an 'exciter'.

You can get comparable results with a decent EQ app (I use PlayerPro) although EQ in this form is static and not dynamic, but Beats Audio 'just works' for almost all apps.

It's also branded and hyped to high heaven - to make it seem like some amazing feature.

Lets us not forgets, we've had HTC trying this with SRS and Dolby too...

One final thing to remember - making something sound 'better' doesn't mean it's making it more accurate! usually it's the opposite. Most users will be playing 128K mp3 files so it's hardly surprising they feel the sound lacks a little depth.
[HTC One X] nomis101uk:
Thanks for the replies guys. I'll try the One eXtreme Sound Enhancer tomorrow and report back after a trial run.

And yeah, I am aware that Beats Audio is nothing more than a glorified dynamic EQ that's hyped marketed up the **** to appeal to people who have no idea about music production, and who think that Mr. Dre (he's not a doctor...) can magically dip his fingers into your MP3 and enhance the production values of the original master. Like trying to tickle somebody in a photograph...But it does the job very well so I'll forgive the hype.
[HTC One X] nomis101uk:
Works like a charm. No stability issues. Much better sound.
[HTC One X] Freddy1X:
If you can't have it with nonsense rom, you don't need to bash the product..as far as I'm concern, Beats Audio is very good..
[HTC One X] bogfather:
Just wondering what tasks people have set up for their NFC tags?

I've got 1 by my front door so when I'm going out it turns my WiFi off and my mobile data on, and vice versa when I come back in.

My other tag is at the bottom of my stairs so when I'm going to bed it puts my phone on vibrate and turns off WiFi, and vice versa for when I get up.

I've got 3 tags left so just looking for ideas how to use them
[HTC One X] miHah:
What is the range at which phone detects that tag at the door/stairs? :) Was thinking about getting those myself too :D
[HTC One X] bogfather:
The range isn't great, about half an inch but that's all you need
[HTC One X] mobilemaduk:
Biggest let down for me is that screen must be turned on for nfc to work. Means you can't use scan tag as you need to unlock device first.
[HTC One X] bogfather:
I'm using the mod so I can use them on my lock screen, all I have to do is press the power button and jobs done. Still quicker than unlocking and going to settings :)