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[HTC Wildfire S] csoulr666:
Try reflashing the rom..........or if your ringtone is on the SDcard....try copying it in the internal memory
[HTC Wildfire S] thugnastie:
yea ill try that
[HTC Wildfire S] wildfire-s:
You have to change one of the other things aswell i had this problem on miuiv4 but cant remeber exactly what i changed but it was one of the other ringtones
[HTC Wildfire S] Brachacz:
I set ringtones in PowerAmp, works perfectly for me on MIUI v4 :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CheyenneDonna:
I've been lurking in this forum ever since I got my Nexus 7 and realized what a difference pure Google makes. I love Jellybean and Google Now and really wanted that experience on a phone. I was going back ad forth between the Galaxy S III (better camera) and the Nexus all month. T Mobile wants an insane price for an upgrade to the S III, the lowest price I could get was 229 if I waited until August 24th. I read some more and found out Google Wallet won't work, tethering would probably be blocked and many S III owners are unhappy. I hope I made the right choice.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] munchy_cool:
You got in right on the money dude ....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Liquid_Cool:
Well I'm always gonna get the dev phone (nexus) upgrades come first and easy to customize. If your not running a jb rom yet I recommend vicious jb for stock experience....looking for more customization take your pick. I have never thought of the gnex camera as bad, sure it only has 5 map instead of 8 but the camera quality to me is pretty good. Tc
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrianDigital:
You made a good choice with this and the nexus 7 you will be in great shape, honastly I know other phones have better hardware but this phone is still great.

Don't forget to call T-Mobile once your out of contract to lower your bill
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] techspecs:
I just upgraded to a used Galaxy Nexus from a Thunderbolt. Running Jellybean, this phone is amazing. Plus, I feel very confident I will get early updates with the Nexus versus the asinine support of the Thunderbolt. Welcome to the Gnex club!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tgyberg:
Fall in!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Trekfan422991:
Way to go man!! I keep pressing the refresh button on my tracking number... it'll be here in the afternoon tomorrow!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] strumcat:
Wise decision. S3 is a nice camera. GNex is a nice cellphone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] imblacklife:
Good choice. I had the same choice about 2 months back. It was between wait a week for the s3 to come out or get the galaxy nexus for a penny on amazon. Guess which one I went with :silly:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Menelkir:
Some months ago I had this question to myself: Galaxy SIII has a good camera and it seems that is a regular phone, since cm is on the way, what do I need? A regular cell with a good camera or an awesome phone with a regular camera? So I have a GN :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ameer925:
Im saving for one but i have a minimum wage job so i dont know how long i'd have to wait
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lythandra:
You made the right choice.

I was off contract with TMobile and waited for the HTCs to come out and they got the S .....

I then decided to wait for the SG3 and the TMobile price was just stupid.

Now I'm still with TMobile but on the $30 plan. Its great!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CheyenneDonna:
I got my phone already, 2 days after I ordered! This is officially the nicest phone I ever owned! None of my worries were reality, the screen is great, the camera is actually quite nice (much better than my MyTouch 4G) and I spent hours setting it up and installing my favorite apps before the battery complained. My only complaint is the volume - it's lower than I'd hoped for but all the pluses outweigh that. Thanks for all the encouragement; you all were right - it's a great phone!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] grawkiller73:
You bought the GN over the GS3? 1. GS3 is light years ahead of the GN. And since it is a galaxy phone, it will get as much attention as the GN when it comes to CM. You are going to be running CM either way, right? 2. When the next Nexus is right around the corner!? :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] norazi:
if it was the international version of the S3 vs the GNEX, i would pick the S3 on hardware advantage alone but the US version is neutered:

- dual core instead of quad (not a huge difference in real life but still sucks)

- 1gb ram vs 2gb

also, the display is not a significant upgrade over the GNEX since its the same 720p res on the pentile matrix. those things considered, the US S3 is not worth the price premium over the GNEX
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Skvanorn:
I also got a Nexus about a week ago, upgrading from an HTC Desire... Mind blowing difference. :) Also, I would pick the Nexus over the SIII seven days a week - who would want physical + capacitive buttons?!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 95Z28:
Actually the US version has 2gb RAM, international has 1gb.

However I'll stick with nexus, I can actually get timely updates or flash pretty much any ROM I want and have everything working.

Now if the S3 was $350 brand new with factory warranty off contract it might of been a different story since I had never had a nexus device, but now I wouldn't trade it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CheyenneDonna:
My sister has the GS3 and compared to the Nexus I don't see much difference except hers runs ICS and probably will for months, she paid more over the long term and is locked into a two year contract, it looks cheap and it has a physical home button (which I hate). The next Nexus is right around the corner; but I'm a student with a budget and it probably will cost much more than $349. I had to decide on the most efficient, and cost efficient, choices for my tech needs this year. I chose a Google Chromebook, a Nexus 7 and the GNex phone. After the price drops I may sell my GNex and upgrade if it's affordable and worth it - but I will never buy another carrier locked phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lythandra:
Exactly, the next Nexus will not be $350. Plus will you be able to get it on the $30 TMobile plan?

I'm sure the SG3 is nice but I kinda like the low monthly bill and the GN is more than good enough for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] strumcat:
You're absolutely going to love it. You couldn't have made a better choice. At $349 it's an incredible steal.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dahauss:
I am running the latest mikrom and lionfish kernel. for some reason, all of a sudden the WiMAX says turning on and you can't turn it off. I tried reflashing radios, clearing cache etc. nothing. Any ideas short of reflashing?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Evocm7:
Have you checked your rsa keys for WiMAX? Go to market, search wimax key checker, download and run and report back.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nickitt:
Go into recovery and wipe cache and dalvik cache, should be fixed. If not, re-boot your phone for a minimum of 1 hour (60) minutes if not more, re-boot and you should be good to go.

Worked for me, every single Evo 4G is different than the one someone else has.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c.robb:
I just turned airplane mode on then off and then tried 4g and it worked everytime on mikg.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] T.J. Bender:
Having a weird issue here. I'm running SkyICS Dragons F6-2.6.1a, with Seanz's modded UCLF5 kernel and a UCLF5 radio (UCLF6 gives me wifi issues). I'm picking up 4G LTE in Minneapolis between flights, and even though I have "Automatic date and time", and "Automatic time zone" selected, my phone insists that I'm currently in Eastern time, even if I manually reset it to Central then flip it back to auto after a reboot.

I'm wondering if maybe this is a radio issue, and I'll need to flash a new radio to get network time zone updates back. I'm going to go ahead and boot into CWM to wipe cache and Dalvik, but not sure that will do anything. Didn't see this come up in a search, so if anyone's seen it before or has any ideas, they'd be appreciated.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] T.J. Bender:
Scratch this whole thread; I figured it out. My phones not the problem--the network is. The 3G AT&T network on my iPad has the right time, and when my phone dropped to HSPA+, it also showed the right time briefly. AT&Ts LTE network in Minneapolis doesn't know what time zone it's in, and my phone is listening to it.
[Epic 4G General] AndyYan:
Not to insult E4G guys around here... Posting my first THREAD actually. I'm an Epic 4G user in China (using it as a flashable, ICS-running, keyboard-touting iPod touch)

The phone's my secondary device alongside a Gingerbread-equipped N900 so it's meant for games, light internet and FLASHING. I bought the phone 'cuz it's keyboarded, it's cheap (second-handed $80) AND it's CM official device. I thought it's gonna be rocking more possibilities than my sold Milestone...

After first bought I was happy switching between real fluid CM7 and CM9 (Milestone's crap on these two) but soon got bored. Within the 3 months since I bought the phone, I saw and tried stock FC19, CM7, CM9, CM10, ParanoidAndroid, RemICS and Sense... But still not feeling enough.

Real question is, I'm seeing very few ROM updates (UPDATES!!! NOT EVEN NEW ROMS!!!) for our E4G these days. Only CM7/9 kept compiling. CM10 and PA stopped for a week. RemICS stopped at 1.2 while latest is 1.3.1. Sense 4 didn't progress even though NS has it perfect. And even those ever-flowing FC19 mods (useless to me) fell behind...

Trolling down the Galaxy S family blocks, all other devices like i9000, Fascinate, Captivate and else looks prosperous on ROMs with nightlies popping up everyday. And NS4G too.

I'm so confused since I know all GS are very identical and NS4G is even closer (and I heard porting NS4G ROMs is easy) but seldom can we enjoy something fresh like them... Is that because of the extra keyboard, the CDMA baseband, or is it just lame for all Sprint devices? (E4GT seemed to be the same)

After all I'm just a normal end-user and I really want to keep my Epic alive. Latest Warm Synergy release is a good start and I hope to see more nice ROMs be ported soon for everyone's enjoyment.

Regards everyone (Marcusant, xboxfanj, xBTx, Qube2, CM team and else) and keep it up!
[Epic 4G General] tazfanatic:
My understanding is this phone phone is very different from other GS1 variants from keyboard to radio drivers. My opinion is this phone peaked out at CM9. I think most of our devs have moved onto other devices. Honestly since CM7 I haven't even looked in the dev section and that is no offence to any of our other devs.
[Epic 4G General] AndyYan:
True... I saw many has definitely moved to Gnex... Don't have the bucks for one. I guess I'll get the next gen Nexus instead.

But how come it only "peaks" at CM9? And isn't porting from NS4G somewhat easier than other GS1s? Like how we had RemICS and Sense?
[Epic 4G General] tazfanatic:
I am not a dev but from what I have read that it isn't that easy due to this device being so unique for drivers. I am not ready till December 1st for a upgrade so will go with what comes out or GS3.
[Epic 4G General] AndyYan:
While I'm not gonna get any upgrades before next summer (except for maybe a used Desire Z, sigh, worse than E4G). Damn.
[Epic 4G General] frostedunit:
Andy,

The reason there have been no ROM updates as of late is the lack of development on Samsung's part. The phone has pretty much reached EOL, and without official leaks/updates, there is nothing for the devs to really do.

The lack of updates for AOSP based ROMS and ported work has a lot to do with most of our major devs moving on to the GS3 and the GNEX. There will be some work done to a few of these, but there really isn't any major work to be done anymore.

I walk on toilet paper cuz I'm the s###!
[Epic 4G General] AndyYan:
So this means Epic is going to die soon. My bad, should've saved up and bought a Nexus 7, no?

After all, at least some devs like xboxfanj and marcusant are still occasionally updating. Let's just wish everything goes on okay...
[Epic 4G General] Fire n mage:
Yes, it's practically dead, but some devs continue beating the dead horse, for example the, cm10 leak we have. I'm very happy about it don't get me wrong, you just invested in the wrong phone that's all :P. Well for what you were looking for
[Epic 4G General] AndyYan:
Not really, initially I just "invested" for a phone that is CM officially supported to replace my boring, sold Milestone. Only recently did I start to get bored a bit...
[Epic 4G General] DCRocks:
IMO, the reason for a lack of "new" ROMs, is the official support of CM7, 9, & 10 for the Epic

As for the most part, most people dont want TW or Sense on their Epics, and as CM7 and CM9 are pretty dam near fully stable, with only a very few pieces left to polish, there simply is not the need for all the ROMS like there used to be when CM & AOSP were not available in a stable manner

Before we had CM, the other ROMs were necessary to get the most out of the Epic, now with stable CM AOSP, except in rare case, they are simply not as needed, and they are no longer required to get the best out of the Epic
[Epic 4G General] KennyG123:
Add to that Touchwiz development is at a dead end with FC09 probably being the last official update the Epic will see. So all that is left is CM7, 9 and 10, AOKP and ports. And most long time developers here have moved on to the Nexus or the S3 with many leaving last year for the S2.
[Epic 4G General] xboxfanj:
Sense 4 is nowhere near stable on the Nexus S. It is just as laggy and unstable as ours due to the SD being broken and the fact that the ROM searches for more cores. Me and the nexus sense team have been working on a new kernel to fix it. Just because you haven't heard anything from me doesn't mean I haven't been working on things. And also, I just updated my Sense 2.1 ROM 2 days ago to fix GPS and worked on Warm with xBTx for several days.

Edit: There'll still be stuff coming from me, don't worry.
[Epic 4G General] TexasLTE:
:cool: Like this maybe ??? ...... :cool: :fingers-crossed: :p ;) :cool:
[Epic 4G General] AndyYan:
Maybe you're right... I initially got E4G for its CM official support, but now I'm just getting bored with practically only have CM worth a flash. Perhaps that's because it isn't my primary device so I have no tasks assigned to it besides flashing...
[Epic 4G General] AndyYan:
Ports. So that's the exact question I'm focusing now.

1) NS4G has lots of native ROMs / ports that are quite stable or worth playing with

2) NS4G ROMs can be (relatively) easily ported to E4G

3) E4G is CM supported and driver isn't a problem

So why aren't there more ports, just because devs are moving on? Then why not the NS4G? (It nearly lost AOSP support from Google)
[Epic 4G General] AndyYan:
Yeah I saw Warm released days before this, but I'll have to wait until I can access school's free wired network to try it. And the GPS update, man not to make you feel down but I don't need it (E4G as secondary device for SHEER OFFLINE gaming and flashing, or apps will make each nandroid backup too huge :D )

One extra question: why not port Sense 4A from One V (Primo, single core MSM8X55 like the device you guys ported Sense 2.1 and Warm from) instead of Sense 4 on One X/S? I guess most Sense lovers still puts stability at first priority. And RUUs can be easily found in Primo's dev forum.

Ah, and thanks for keeping up with the devvin', you guys truly R.O.C.K.!! (Curious to know what's coming on)
[Epic 4G General] sgtkwol:
I think I'm going to have an i9250 within a month. But I'll continue to work with Epic, even if the only thing I do is continue learning to develop.
[Epic 4G General] dohturdima:
Epic is a primary device for some of us, and naturally we'd like to have roms and ports which are stable for daily use. Personally, I don't flash any experimental or suspected unstable roms and kernels anymore, simply because I cannot afford to have a non or semi-functional phone on which I rely for personal and business use. While variety is great - "boring" is just fine, as long as it works well.
[Epic 4G General] DCRocks:
I have found CM9 with "themes" to be anything but boring.

Since theme'ing has been included, my Epic looks the best it has, since my much loved Frankenstein builds.

Add in the ported TW apps, the themed apps, the custom CM9 kernels, and I have, with CM9, far more options to customize my Epic then ever before, at least IMO.

It seems to me, that the base ROMs are now CM9 (or 7/10), and now effort has moved into adding specific pieces to add into the CM base, such as the ability to mount external USB devices.

I feel that due to the Epic being out for a while, the key "bugs/defects" have been addressed, and the focus has been able to move from, fixing the issues to adding in extras. As such, the need for development of base ROMS to work from, has been replaced by the development of extra add-ins.
[Epic 4G General] xboxfanj:
Builds based on newer RUUs or on the One S or One V do not seem to boot. I had originally recommended that as well, but they won't boot on the Nexus S or Epic. It seems HTC added some protection after Swamp Goblin's original Sense 4 port very soon after the RUU leaked.
[Epic 4G General] AndyYan:
Themes and other customizations DOESN'T MAKE IT A NEW ROM. Instead, I love to stick to what a ROM initially look like (to CM builds it's AOSP, no more themes). Custom kernels are cool but I only use them for OC purposes. Don't understand why everyone loves the screen-burning VoodooColor (It looks disgusting and yeah when displaying pure white, Samurai kernel almost killed my screen)

It's like, CM7/9/10 are 3 different ROMs. Sense 2.1/3.0(Warm)/4.0 are different ROMs (that's why I hate playing with HTC phones, their dev forum are filled with all kinds of mods BASED ON ONE OR TWO SENSE VERSION)

And why do you port TW apps to CM anyway? If you customize then why not stick to People's ROM, etc. and use custom kernels...
[Epic 4G General] tazfanatic:
Gets his popcorn and cold beer ready
[Epic 4G General] xboxfanj:
My question for ya AndyYan and anyone else is what would you like for us to port? I've been looking for things to port that aren't hideous, but I feel we have most of the bases covered, besides MotoBlur, which made me [YOUTUBE]N-NrPOMBKnw[/YOUTUBE]
[Epic 4G General] AndyYan:
Saw you asked for this long ago in some dev thread but wasn't permitted to post there then.

Do not treat these as demands :P I know you ROCKIN' guys have your own hard life while mine isn't so hard...

Wishlist:

Sense 3.5 (Extreme amount of function and anim, and lots of base ROMs to choose from)

Update RemICS to 1.3.1 (Just keep up with i9000 and why not?)

One V Sense 4.0A port (Is that really a no-go? Many HTC devices have ports running on them so is a port from them be possible?)

I actually want that NexusBlur floating around in NS4G forum too, even from my Milestone experience Blur sucks ;) But at least it LOOKS decent!

And if anyone can tell me how to enble tablet mode (like PA) in AOKP...
[Epic 4G General] DCRocks:
Depends on the customizations. After all, you can change kernels and not ROMs and ROMs and not kernels, as long as you stay on the same version of Android.

Then you are missing out on a lot of the extras that have been brought to the Epic, including connecting USB devices to your Epic.

Its all personal choice. Some love it, some hate it. Set right, it can make a major improvement, set wrong, it can make the screen look aweful

CM 7 and CM9/10 are vastly different, as CM7 is built on Android 2.3.x, but CM9/10 are both built on Android 4.x, and are pretty close to each other. But yah, as they are 3 different versions of CM, they are good examples of 3 different builds. Which should come as no surprise as they are based on Android 2.3, 4.0 and 4.1

Because some people love the features the TW app bring to the table.

Because some people like to start with a plain base (ie CM7/9/10) and customize to their own preferences, and custom kernels, while offering different sets of improvements and mods, dont change the look of the phone's UI

A lot of times, I pick my ROM by what themes it supports, as I love a couple specific looks. Themes can have a drastic change on the look of the phone, and take the ordinary to WOW

Grabs a handful of popcorn and throws it at taz...

FOODFIGHT!!!
[Epic 4G General] tazfanatic:
ROFL thanks I feel out of my chair at work everyone is looking at me now :silly:
[Epic 4G General] AndyYan:
What a long, thoughtful reply, regards sir.

Still my point, ROMs are ROMs and kernels should be just features. Flashing a Samurai kernel doesn't mean you can call the build a "Samurai CM9" or sth like that. In fact I hate granting Stock/CM7/9/10 ROMs names instead of keeping their original title. Guess most devs wanna make a difference.

I see the features the kernels provide (using CM7-Sanders kernel now and CM9-Samurai before) but anythingworth attention other than hosting? Samurai's OTG has no GUI interface and is real mess compared to the GUIed, easy OTG steps on my good-ol N900 (After all Epic is not my primary device, I even don't use it for calls)

Then how come the "deliciously tweaked" defaults of many Voodoo ROMs suck?

At least the biggest different between ROMs to me is the API level. ICS and JB really look alike and act similarly BUT major differences (albeit maybe not displayed) lies underneath. Yeah I don't treat CM9 Alpha (4.0.3) and RC2 (4.0.4-r2.1) as different ROMs. :D

Curious to know which. Gotta fresh my N900's Gingerbread with some TW goodness too.

LOL You guys
[Epic 4G General] :
Is that vince Vaughn eatibg a hot dog in the back?
[Epic 4G General] tazfanatic:
yes it is
[Epic 4G General] j.sax.riley:
I think more so than attempting new rom ports, which don't get me wrong, as fun as they are, are not where the problem is.

Cyanogen mod i s one, probably is THE ONLY stable non stock rom that i have ever run on the epic, and the speed of the ui, and overall system performance has made it such a common choice for most epic 4g users.

Cyanogen mod 10 is not to disappoint either, although it does have its glitches here and there, they pail in comparison to the other roms that are out there.

I do feel that ui customization is a big thing to alot of end users, for example, the rem ics rom, if it were to be perfect and mimic the galaxy s 3 , in my mind would be amazing. Much more development must be done to get those roms=more devs=more time that alot of devs dont necessarily want to spend in a device that is neer the end of its life.

At least for me, the only rom that i would like for my phone, is a cm10 build running google now(cause i use the hell out of it) and the ns4g modem with update prl and profile functionality. and i know that is a bit of a tall order, but i think if have that, i would be content with my phone till it dies a fitting death.
[Epic 4G General] steelers_exe:
This. I would rather have one fully functional cm10 build than more gingerbread or even ics choices. Hell, id prefer an aokp jellybean build, but ill take what I can get. :p I'm just really thankful to the devs that stuck around, and even those who didn't, for saving my epic from the brink of death.

sent from my Swagged Up Epic 4G.
[Epic 4G General] xboxfanj:
Gb is the fastest and most stable on our device and for sense is easier to port.
[Epic 4G General] Effsi:
Speaking of jb aokp i wonder why no one has ported it yet? I started one but never got to finish before I lost my access again.
[Epic 4G General] steelers_exe:
I think I've heard it has something to do with the keyboard. Or something.

sent from my Swagged Up Epic 4G.
[Epic 4G General] Effsi:
I messed up the telephony in my kang for it. Phone apk goes beserk but the rest seemed alright. Didn't notice any kb thing but I was only on it for 10 minutes so who knows...
[Epic 4G General] xboxfanj:
copy framework.jar/com/android/internal/telephony from cm10.
[Epic 4G General] Effsi:
Ya I had a filling that was it like with the miui gb build you helped me with. But won't be ble to do any more work for a while until I get pc access again. Sucks at times doing most things off a cell phone :)
[Epic 4G General] xboxfanj:
I hear ya, didn't have a PC for awhile, so I had to have bbelos and AproSamurai do my kernel work for me, and then I had to do the rest in Root Explorer.