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[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolkid1712:
OMG, you 're so nice. I think I'm the only one meet this problem :(( . I'm very frustrated 5 days because I cannot place any order on google play store. Do you have skype or email that we can contact and share information about ordering bulk google nexus 7?

I created many gmail account to tried place order with 3 different international debit cards but there's no positive result. I received some emails with the same content:

---------- Post added at 11:55 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:50 AM ----------

How can you use non-US billing address? I tried but I cannot place order with non-us billing address.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luckyconverter:
More problems ordering apps

Hi,

Ok, so hopefully someone has a suggestion.

I've been able to order apps just fine using Proxmate extension on Chrome.

The other day it stopped working.

I had my programmer create a proxy to try and get through, and still no luck ordering.

One possible problem is I tried probably 20+ times to order as we were trying to debug the process.

Now, I have an employee of mine in the US loglin to my account, and try to place an order for an app and it gives her the same error - that the order could not be placed for a technical reason.

Anyone have any ideas how I can get around this? I can log in just fine, but can not purchase. If they suspended my account, I would imagine that I would not be able to even login - but that's just a guess.

Any ideas would be most appreciated.

Thanks.
[HTC Sensation] Mcrozz:
Hi All!

I have been trying to unlock this phone, reading and tested almost everything, It doesnt ask for networkcode when putting another simcard in, it just comes up simcard change and the operators I can choose between.

But it don´t work ( I don´t think it has been reported stolen during the time i´ve got it. a copulpe of days)

I have run the PG58, and alot of otherthings.

Anyone that could share some light how to get it to work.

//Thanks mcrozz
[Optimus One, P500, V General] mvgadagi:
Hey friends after many fastboot command error which was due to problem with broken recovery ,Today I found that

Here the solution is use Amonra Recovery instead of CWM recovery

If u get fastboot error in When u using amonra recovery

just removing the battery and restarting the device will solve the problem but this is not in case of CWM

So use Amonra Recovery If u dont want problem with fastboot commands
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hdjoe:
Just wondering if there's an app or a way to adjust screen settings like a TV? I've gotten used to the nice black levels of my galaxy s3 amoled screen and the Asus just doesn't look as good. Adjusting contrast and color saturation would be great!
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MegaNoob:
I think there are some apps for color saturation adjustments but nothing for changing the contrast.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] movetwice:
Hey everyone I'm a bit new here, I mostly lurk lol. But I just had 2 questions on stock volts/undervolting

I'm running Agat 0.4.2 (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1767421) and

I couldn't find the stock voltages for the phone listed anywhere. Can anyone confirm these are the same as stock kernel within the 200-1200mhz range?

Also would -50mV drops be safe across the board on Agat Kernel?

1600Mhz __1400mV

1500Mhz __1375mV

1400Mhz __1325mV

1300Mhz __1300mV

1200Mhz __1274mV

1100Mhz __1225mV

1000Mhz __1175mV

900Mhz ___1125mV

800Mhz ___1075mV

700Mhz ___1025mV

600Mhz ___1000mV

500Mhz ___975mV

400Mhz ___975mV

300Mhz ___975mV

200Mhz ___950mV

100Mhz ___925mV

50Mhz ____900mV

25Mhz ____875mV
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cas8180:
Yes that is what I was running for a while....
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Koserman:
I usually run 200Mhz @ 800mV, 500Mhz @ 900, 800Mhz @ 950mV and so on. I had a stable UV of about 25-50mV lower but i swapped ROMs and a little reboot gremlin appeared. These things UV quite well until you start overclocking. I haven't been able to get a stable OC yet but I'm sure it's my device that's being a party pooper ;-p
[HTC One X] mr1029x:
This method is called the Bump Charge, you guys may have heard of it before ;) This method will NOT harm your battery ( Unless you use it to many times ) HTC themselves actually recommend this method to users

Follow this step when your phone is in low battery situation ( < 15% ), it works best with new phones but still does the trick with phones that have been used for an amount of time.

*Note: We only have to apply this method one time, do NOT use it every time you charge

Remember to turn of fast boot from Setting -> Power

Step 1: With your phone turned ON, charge it for 8 hours or more ( 9 to 10 hours is recommended )

Step 2: Unplug the charger, turn off the phone and charge it for 1 hour

Step 3: Unplug the charger, turn on the phone, wait for about 2 minutes, turn it off and charge for another hour

Step 4: Turn on the phone and enjoy

Some users recommend to apply this method once a month, but I don't know about this recommendation, if you want to do this once a month, please give me some reviews

Please send me feedbacks and questions if you have one, thanks :)

Please remember that this is NOT my idea or effort on this idea, I just used it and want to share it to you guys ( My HOX battery life almost DOUBLED with this method, that is amazing )
[HTC One X] kswong6972:
Wow never heard of this kind of method before but no harm trying besides im eager to try it now, i'll let ya know after completed the cycle
[HTC One X] PAGOT:
It was already mentioned somewhere. Also explained.

What I do not get how you gonna charge the phone for 8 hours when it stops charging from alone when full. (lets say after 3 hours)
[HTC One X] PhilipL:
Hi

Absolutely correct.

The suggestion is a load of hog wash. Lithium batteries explode if overcharged, you can't force more into the battery without a small fire or explosion. Lithium batteries have a simple charging method and they don't need black magic to work properly.

There is no such thing as a bump charge with lithium chemistry.

Taken from the batteryuniversity.com on Lithium batteries.

The so-called miracle charger that promises to prolong battery life and methods that pump extra capacity into the cell do not exist here. Li-ion is a “clean” system and only takes what it can absorb. Anything extra causes stress.

There is no need to mess about with the above method, just plug your phone in to charge and when it says 100% it is done. Any other suggestions are nothing more than snake oil.

Regards

Phil
[HTC One X] PAGOT:
ignore :)
[HTC One X] Raider0001:
There is no point in charging more then 3 hours, battery itself have a processor that cuts off the input power, but there is a point when the phone blocks the charging process based on last power efficiency even when battery itself could be charger more.

The only thing in this topic that matters is to do the bump charge while the phone is 100% charged then u turn it off and charge another 15 minutes, turn it on and then u unplug the charger - then the battery is calibrated.

But really to make things smooth leave the charging stories alone, this is smartphone era when the phone itself takes care of daily usage - when u push it hard every day, battery will be pushing all its power every single time - but when u don't it will be more efficient over longer period of time.
[HTC One X] Hunt3r.j2:
Don't bumpcharge. Use currentwidget to monitor charging, it will tell you how many mA the phone is allowing in. Once it reaches 0, it is fully charged. If you want, you can restart the phone once to reset the phone's internal battery meter, to make sure that it has really reached full charge. If your phone registers less than 5 mA charge, you have basically charged the battery to max, and there is no point to charging further.

I only do this when I charge the phone overnight and won't have access to a charger for a long time.
[HTC One X] jimmy2027:
I am confirmed that this thread seems too good to be true. This method can only apply ONCE? All I see is to continue charging, charging, and more charging. I don't see the point of that. Even if I leave the phone charging when fully charged I never experience any problems.
[HTC One X] mr1029x:
Well this is the method that HTC recommended users to apply to their phone, I have sent them an email to confirm if this is working on our One X like other devices, haven't got the reply, but when I receive it I will post it here to you guys ;)

And no, this method can apply as many times as you like, but you only SHOULD apply this once for best result, because if you do it too many times, it will harm your battery ( Overheat, etc... )
[HTC One X] KevinC4:
I can't use this guide because my phone starts by itself if plugin the charger in turned off phone. :confused:
[HTC One X] mr1029x:
Never heard of that bug before. But don't bother trying this method until I get a confirmation email from HTC :)
[HTC One X] Hunt3r.j2:
This is really pointless, and like I said, it's voodoo magic that is unsubstantiated.

So far I have never seen a real increase in the charge in the battery past doing a single restart and recharging. This also only applies when the phone is left on the charger for a long time after the charge terminates anyways, so if you charge the phone to 0 mA charge being accepted, then immediately pull it off, it will be at full capacity.

If you think you're somehow extracting more battery by doing endless restarts, all you're really doing is temporarily spiking current draw and causing a voltage drop that the charger ignores until it stabilizes, which is right back where you started. There is nothing gained by bumpcharging, no question about it.

If you don't believe me that's fine, go on trying to do voodoo magic to try and extract more battery out of your phone. But the reality is that the only thing you need to figure out whether you've charged the battery all it can be charged is with currentwidget. If you check every so often while it hits 100% and unplug soon after charging terminates (as indicated by currentwidget), you have fully charged it. If you leave it on the charger well past the point that charge terminates (overnight, 4+ hours past charge termination), then restarting the phone will make it start charging the battery back to 100% again. It's as simple as that, and anything else is needlessly overcomplicating the process. It's also important to note that this only raises the max theoretical amount of battery charge by about 5%, as most lithium batteries charge to 100% and let it float down to 95% before charging again.
[HTC One X] babaAntoun:
I believe this used to work when I had my first Desire but then was debunked for the Desire HD....certainly does nothing for HOX.
[HTC One X] MadCatz900:
Once a lithium battery is charged thats it, you cant charge it anymore. there is no secret 110% in the battery and there is no need to charge for an extended period of time when first buying a phone with a lithium battery, thats not how they work.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] playah_balla:
http://androidcommunity.com/samsung-galaxy-tab-7-0-plus-ics-update-rolling-out-20120803/

http://www.slashgear.com/samsung-galaxy-tab-10-1-and-7-0-plus-get-ice-cream-sandwich-03241631/

:confused:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] FSUSeminole:
Anybody know why the devs haven't started a thread for their builds on this in the development section? I know it is out there on goo.im but I have no idea what works and what doesn't... curious to know how close they are to a solid DD.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] capcanuck:
I've been running whitegawkx new build for a couple days , its great. Couple small issues but its dd quality
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jgalan14:
Reason is because is not complete and they probably won't post it till cyanogen update his rom as well, aokp is based of cm
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bellrb19:
I think they have a current thread on rootzwiki.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] MacTheRipperr:
I'm pretty sure they are waiting for project butter.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] Kuhang:
OK now I have installed the Same Voice from SGS3 in my Galaxy Note successfully.But I get the network connection error.And unfortunately it replaces the voice talk from the device...so anybody interested...???
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] linkinorton:
Same problem, and always gets FC, uninstalled long time ago.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] jimmyineklaghar:
downld n install the signed version it wil work....im using svoice on note

downld n install the signed version it wil work....im using svoice on note
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] diverblue:
I say ditch the S-Voice and give Google Now a go ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1747224
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] Att.Fan1982:
I agree. S voice SUCKS in comparison to Google Now voice assistant.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kwoodkicker:
I have seen some ROMs out there which remove the AM/PM from the status bar. Is there just a single mod out there which can do this? In other words, I don't want to flash an entire ROM, just the mod to remove the AM/PM. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] solo_element:
Try this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1815514
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Naddict:
Yuuuup, and please donate to Clark for making these mods!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ghost_razr:
i found a working beats audio mod for my razr but i also want srs wow hd and sony xLoud mods....

can anybody give post a link for these mods? thnx in advance..
[Milestone 2 General] lukasz0318:
Hello, i'm a big problem for my motorola milestone 2 A953, I apologize for my language and my mistakes.

Hello, I recently purchased from eBay Milestone 2 has an English menu and is purchased in the UK, I wanted to upload to the new software CM9 best unless it can not be CM7, and right now I have a problem namely

I have bootloader 70.13, upload the file to the memory card from the CM9 and GAPPS bootloader fires (up arrow + power) via USB to the PC turn on RSD lite version 5.x choose the file with the extension *. SBF and then kicks me out of 100% and I turned on the phone once again turn to the new bootloader and shows the pass. My next step holds the power and turn off phone and then I hit 'x' + power and shows me a screen with an exclamation point in a triangle and android humanoids press volume + camera and then a magnifying glass on the keyboard and nothing happens no fires are no menu is the same I'll do it but as I press the @ button on the keyboard or anything, no menu: (

I did everything the instructions that I found on forum

http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1338183

1) Install Bootstrap Recovery Droid2

2) Boot into recovery

3) OPTIONALLY: create a backup of your data

4) Choose Install zip from sdcard -> Choose zip from sdcard and select downloaded ZIP file.

5) OPTIONALLY: install Google Apps the same way

6) Wipe data / factory reset

7) Wipe cache partition

8) Reboot and enjoy

9) OPTIONALLY: use attached Baseband app switcher if you have troubles with phone signal.

all worked out, but when I went passed the phone rebote motorola logo and nothing else happens. I do not know how to solve this problem.

I can not run the recovery menu. I can only enter the bootloader version is 70.13.

I would like to upload the software from the Polish language.

Thanks for help.
[Milestone 2 General] Caesarivs:
From the bootloader you can flash the original firmware again and get your phone back to life.

Get your firmware from here: http://sbf.droid-developers.org/umts_milestone2/list.php

Keep in mind that you need to have a fully charged battery before flashing, and you can only flash a firmware that is the same version or newer that the original in the phone (newer is always better)
[Milestone 2 General] [BRA] Giovani:
Work?

Enviado de meu MotoA953 usando o Tapatalk 2
[Milestone 2 General] lukasz0318:
it works, I've done first so I have uploaded the rds lite software on this page sbf.system-ready.org/umts_milestone2/?C=M;O= D Unfortunately, it was the android version 2.3.6 but went to decorate it root, then I have uploaded to the sD card CM9 with google alikacjami droid2bootstap installed and I have uploaded to the card-v2 Bootmenu_v0.8.6 phone then ran again and continue with bootmenu it's instructions. works great;) thanks for your help. :good::cowboy:
[Milestone 2 General] Agmenor:
Same problem for me: would appreciate help

Hello !

It seems like I am having the same problem as lukasz0318, but I don't know how to solve it, even based on what has been said before. That's why I am posting here.

To summarize it : I am not able to boot into Recovery Mode anymore on my Milestone 2, so my phone is soft-bricked. I am able to boot into Bootloader Mode.

I already posted my problem on the Android StackExchange (android.stackexchange.com/questions/27553/how-do-i-enter-recovery-mode-on-my-motorola-droid-2-global-to-unbrick-it), but as I have had no answer there in 8 days, I suppose XDA-Developers will be a more appropriate forum. Anyway, let me recap the problem. Hold on, since it is quite an explanation. You may jump to the last paragraph.

I own a Motorola Droid 2 Global, also called Milestone 2. It used to have Android 2.3 with Motoblur middleware. I don't know what firmware version it had, but it was updated earlier this year by the manufacturer. I bought my phone in France independently from any phone carrier (so it was not bought from Verizon for instance). I rooted it, installed ROM Manager, Droid 2 Global Recovery Bootstrap and ClockworkMode Recovery. From ROM Manager, I could successfully reboot my phone into Recovery mode, allowing me to back-up my data for instance. Until this stage everything went fine.

What lead to my problem : I also wiped the cache and installed CyanogenMod 7.2 and the Google apps from ZIP files and from the Recovery Mode interface. But now my phone is broken. When it now boots, it shows the stylised M logo, but then switches to an entire black screen. The phone is still on so I have to pull the battery to shut it down.

I would like to reboot into Recovery Mode but this doesn't work : I am never able to see the Recovery Mode logo (a warning sign with a little android). How should I do it ?

What I have tried : I tried to boot while holding the Power and the 'X' button, as adviced on different forums. This still leads to the black screen. At this state, pressing the Search hardware button does nothing. Holding the Power and the Volume Up button has no more effect. I am able to enter Bootloader Mode by holding Power and Up Arrow. Procedure suggested by Verizon

I also tried to use a Slitaz live CD with ezSBF on it, that I*downloaded from www droidforums net/forum/droid-2-global-hacks/170060-tool-ezsbf-d2g.html#post1726853. But I get errors in the process and then my phone reboots in Bootloader mode and shows the following error:

Critical Error:
FEBE 0047

After that I still cannot get to Recovery Mode.

I also took a look at Caesarivs' link (sbf.droid-developers.org/umts_milestone2/list.php) but I don't know which SBF to pick and I don't understand lukasz0318's answer to it. Which is a pity since the link was successful to him.

Could you please give me some details on the procedure to follow ? Additionaly, could you post me a link to your favorite and up-to-date tutorial on how to restore the Recovery Mode ?

Thank you very much !
[Milestone 2 General] Lean946:
1) A Milestone 2 is not the same as the D2G. If you bought your phone in france, its a Milestone 2.

2) You flashed the ZIPs on moto's recovery, not ClockworkMod recovery.

Try this:

1) Flash this SBF: http://sbf.droid-developers.org/umt...MILE2GBRTFR_P012_A006_HWp2a_Service1FF.sbf.gz You can flash it with RSDLite on windows or sbf_flash in linux.

2) Root it with Doomlord's one click root.

3) Download droid2bootstrap (NOT the global one) bootstrap recovery, and flash bootmenu (attached to this post)

4)Reboot once normally, reboot again, and press the volume down key when the LED flashes blue.

5) Flash CM7.2, the google apps, wipe data/factory reset.

6) Fix baseband (if you have problems with 3G or signal) with Milestone2 Baseband switcher v2: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29580375&postcount=696

Hope it helps you :good:
[Milestone 2 General] Agmenor:
Thank you very much, Lean946. I didn't know there was a difference between Milestone 2 and Droid 2 Global. My mistake.

As I use Ubuntu 12.04, I tried to use sbf_flash but this brought up an error:

SBF FLASH 1.23 (mbm)
opticaldelusion.org

=== MILS2_U6_4.1-22_SIGNED_UCAMILESTONE2B1B80E1014.0R_USXMILE2GBRTFR_P012_A006_HWp2a_Service1FF.sbf ===
Index[1]: Unexpected chip 32
Index[2]: Unexpected chip 32
Index[3]: Unexpected chip 32
Index[4]: Unexpected chip 32
Index[5]: Unexpected chip 32
Index[6]: Unexpected chip 32
Index[7]: Unexpected chip 32
Index[8]: Unexpected chip 32
Index[9]: Unexpected chip 32
Index[10]: Unexpected chip 32
Index[11]: Unexpected chip 32
Index[12]: Unexpected chip 32
Index[13]: Unexpected chip 32
00: RDL03 0x82000000-0x8204CFFF F8E4 AP
01: CG31 0xB0280000-0xB02847FF 9EAD AP
02: CG32 0xC7B00000-0xC7B207FF 65A6 AP
03: CG33 0xB2100000-0xB2EC07FF 437B AP
04: CG34 0xB0700000-0xB07047FF 46C7 AP
05: CG35 0xB1100000-0xB18FFFFF 27C9 AP
06: CG39 0xB3400000-0xC7AC07FF 097D AP
07: CG42 0xB0800000-0xB083FFFF AC60 AP
08: CG45 0xB0C00000-0xB0F007FF 2254 AP
09: CG47 0xB1900000-0xB20FFFFF 0EAB AP
10: CG61 0xB0B00000-0xB0B7FFFF 87CD AP
11: CG64 0xB0000000-0xB00047FF 0841 AP
12: CG65 0xB0180000-0xB01847FF 130F AP
13: CG66 0xD4400000-0xE43FFFFF BB26 AP

>> waiting for phone: Connected.
>> uploading RDL03: 100.0%
-- OK
>> verifying ramloader
-- OK
>> executing ramloader
-- OK
>> waiting for phone: Connected.
>> sending erase
-- OK
>> uploading CG31: 100.0%
-- OK
>> uploading CG32: 100.0%
-- OK
>> uploading CG33: 11.8%usb_bulk_read 0
!! unexpected response
-- ACK ADDR
RX ADDRB22A0000A7 B22A0000A7
>> uploading CG33: failed at b22a0000/b2ec0800
!! failed
>> rebooting
usb_bulk_read 0

My phone now shows the Bootloader Mode with

SW Update
In progress…

It has been so for several minutes. I'll wait a little longer and if there is positive evolution I will edit my post.

Anyway, is this the expected behavior*?
[Milestone 2 General] Lean946:
I'd try waiting a few more minutes, if sbf_flash is still frozen, try unplugging and pulling the battery out and trying again, if it still won't work i'd take it to a windows pc, I never had any issues flashing with RSD, and I tried Milestones, Milestone 2s and Defy's.

Good luck.
[Milestone 2 General] Agmenor:
Thank you very much ! I found a Microsoft Windows machine, found a download of RSD Lite (which was not very easy) and finally installed the SBF you pointed at. It worked very well to unbrick my phone ! It is now back to Motorola's ROM.

I will now try your following points in order to install CyanogenMod. Whether everything works fine or not, I will post an update.
[Milestone 2 General] Agmenor:
I think I did exactly what was indicated here: step 1 to successfully unbrick the phone, then step 2 to 4.

Step 4 lead me to an interface called "Android Bootmenu" (different from the Bootloader Mode). From there I could not flash any ZIP, but I could launch the Custom Recovery. In my case, ClockworkMod Recovery. From there I wiped data/factory reset, then I flashed CM7.2 and the Google Apps, and rebooted.

But now my phone doesn't boot properly anymore. The stylized M logo keeps appearing and disappearing. As the LED regularly becomes blue, I can enter the Android Bootmenu, and then the two Recoveries (ClockworkMod Recovery and Android Stock Recovery).

What should I do now to finish the install of CM7.2 ?
[Milestone 2 General] Agmenor:
Might the reason be that I installed the wrong ROM (or the wrong Gapps) ?

I tried the following ROMS :

cm-7.2.0-droid2we.zip from get.cm/?device=droid2we&type=stable

cm-7.2.0-umts_sholes.zip from github.com/nadlabak/android/downloads

The first one gave me no error output during its installation in ClockworkMod Recovery.

The second one gave me an error :

E:Error in /sdcard/update.zip - (Status 7)

.

Do you have any suggestion or a link to your favorite tutorial ?