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[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alextrevelian:
A couple days ago I noticed the slide to unlock function stopped working. Sometimes after a rebot it work again. Sometimes opening the gamepad the screen goes to landscape display and it can be unlocked. But today it has gone completely frozen, none of these workarounds seems to work. The phone seems fine, it turns on and off correctly, but since it is locked by default I can't do a thing. Also, I had it to request the SIM pin code at start up, but since it locked it doesn't connect to the network. The only thing that works is holding On/Off button, and selecting shut work with the gamepad.

When it does unlock it only work in landscape mode, when the screen is vertical nothing works!

In other forums this problems seems to be related to HTC phones (mine is Xperia Play, 8 months old, not rooted, v. it ends with 69 I don't know the exact number) or a low battery problem (is fully charged). My guess is that opening and closing the phone to use the gamepad might have damaged some bus cable in the screen. Does anyone ever had a problem like this and know how to fix it, if it software related?

All technology seems to be against me: Windows Phone discontinued support for 6.5 after I got one and now this with Android. iPhone seems the only thing that works "kinda" well and I've never had one
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] creative_md:
what u can do is update phone using seus [sony ericcson update service] (its easy:cool:) or flash stock rom using flashtool

if its a software prob. it will be gone (i had a similar issue on my lg p500 got solved with reflashing rom. by the way i was on custom rom:rolleyes:)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Luisit0:
So I just bought my One X today n it came with firmware 1.73 and the one-click root i found for 1.73 requires me to download a file (onxr.zip) and both the links provided to download that file are broken so theres noo way i can download it... is there any other way i could get that .zip file or root my phone? Thanks!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] XNine:
PM the Original Poster of the 1.73 root thread and see if they can email it to you. That's probably your best bet.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] E.Cadro:
The op got the files he was looking for so this thread can be closed. :thumbup:

Sent from my Nocturnalized Beast
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Luisit0:
+1 will notify a mod to close thread
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] kennethpenn:
Thread closed at OP request.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Sudanminipro:
Does Xperia Fidelity script work on XMP? Or is there any other similar script for XMP?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Publiuss:
Hi

If you download and open it (witha a simple text editor) you see it's "just" a lot of "echo XXX> /sys/devices/YYY....", and can be applied to every "linux machine" who has that devices inside.

Personally, I'd comment the #CPU tweaks section (not using it), I'd prefer to use a differen app to control the CPU (ex: cputuner, set cpu, ...), also because it contains frequencies that could not be implemented in every cpu (for ex, 200000 rate is not a standard value for our mini pro CPU, that has 122000 or 245000).

however i'll try it, looks nice, thanks for make me know it.

Bye.

EDIT: of course, you have to implement init.d support into your system (I did it, look for it in forum) or run it every time with a script manager.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Sudanminipro:
I have init.d enabled. Even I'l try it:D
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] zerorated24:
Did it work on your mini pro?

I want to try it on my xperia mini too but I want to make sure if this works
[General Questions and Answers] carmela88:
Hi all i'm new to all this, i've recently moved to Canada and my HTC Titan works over here but only on certain networks and sods law is that its the ones with the most expensive plans.

Places like Wind and Mobilicity say their networks don't work with my phone, which is all gobbledygoo to me. Does anyone know of anyway I can make my phone copatible with those networks, My phone is already unlocked but could I take my phone somewhere and have someone install something onto the phone to rectify the problem. Or is it my best bet to buy a new phone? I only bought my Titan 3 months ago, its a great phone and would be sad to part with it. I think part of the problem is that my phone isn't sold in Canada!

Any advice anyone has would be much appreciated,
[HTC One S] Taco991:
Has anyone found a cpu app that sticks the settings? ive tried setcpu and system tuner pro...
[HTC One S] x1tyme:
Are you using stock kernel? Try CPU master
[HTC One S] Samugai:
SetCPU works for me even from when I was on stock up to now on the latest Axiom S 2.1.1 ROM. Stock kernel.

Sent from the Axiom One S.
[HTC One S] Taco991:
im on fusion 2.2
[HTC One S] Pheroh:
Fusion has the problem of non-sticking settings. Not the apps fault.

Use the new version 3.0 it is supposed to fix that.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] x1tyme:
Fusion have been updated 3.0. Stick setting should solved
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Teqonix:
Hey everyone,

I have an issue with my tablet that I'd like to confirm is a hardware defect, if others have seen a similar issue, or if what I'm seeing is really a defect at all.

When I use the full pad of my thumb or index finger on the touchscreen, the touchscreen doesn't seem to recognize there's only one touch input on the screen (or one touch input staying in one place). Check out the video I took of it:

[YOUTUBE]ouWJMRX6HVk[/YOUTUBE]
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redmonke255:
Does the problem happen when you've got a finger touching the headphone jack? If not, this is a known grounding problem. More info in the topic about "crossing axis" in the discussion forum.

Sent from my paranoid Nexus 7.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saadi703:
This is a known problem and nexus 7 does this when one use his whole thumb. Mine also do the same and I have discussed it many people here before and people have most confirm to have this issue. Some people fail to accept that their device has faults so they just say no to anything.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AZImmortal:
Agreed. I can confirm this issue as well and it's likely to exist in all devices.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Teqonix:
Thanks, everyone. Bit of a shame since it's such a high quality tablet otherwise.

Asking a mod to close the thread. I'll follow the 'crossing axis' thread instead.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] clo215:
Ok, here is what happened. I used cdma workshop, went to the memory tab and read my epic 4g with the keyboard memory. then I plugged in my epic 4g touch, and hit write to phone, but i chose the epic 4g file instead of the epic touch file. now my phone is stuck on d700 baseband and d700 hardware. iv'e tried flashing to stock using odin, iv'e tried flashing different modems, and roms. nothing seems to work. The only thing that can help me is if another xda member is willing to use cdma workshop, and read their phone memory and save the file and send it to me. That will change everything back to d710 for me. please someone help. If your willing to help but afraid of sharing your memory, just make a nandroid back up, then factory reset your phone. That way, once you read your memory, nothing will be available, besides the baseband and hardware.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] clo215:
PS. Im not sure if this is the proper place to post this thread, if not, please just delete and forgive me.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jay7264:
use odin

use odin not the .exe odin but odin with the pda slot modem slot etc etc now after you have all your software lined up just use odin then click the CLEAR EFS box and flash that will rebuild your efs and nv items back to original
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
Sounds like you were trying to clone your Epic 4G...?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] fcng:
Dear All,

Did anyone purchase and install a Skinomi screen protector on their Nexus 7 yet? What is the general opinion on the Skinomi Techskin screen protector? Your comments are highly regarded as I'm thinking which wet screen protector to purchase for my Nexus 7.

Thanks.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] darkamikaze:
I personally do not like Skinomi. they damage and bruise easily in my opinion. For the price you pay the quality degrades quick. Bruising occurs more frequently in wet screen protectors I buy.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] blackjaguar25:
My skinomi just arrived today and best buy installed it perfectly for free. I'm letting it sit for a day until I use it. I'll keep you updated.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] clockcycle:
Got pictures?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] zsouthboy:
I installed the carbon-fiber one on my N7; first time installing a skin type cover and wet screen protector.

Getting everything lined up was a pain for the skin itself. Had to pull it up and recenter several times, and still didn't get it perfect as I had hoped.

You use a heat gun/hairdryer to "seal" it to the device, so it doesn't peel off after you've installed it.

I don't worry about sitting my N7 down on tables/chairs now, as there's no chance to accidentally scratch the back.

The screen protector went on without an issue, just take your time and keep your fingertips wet with solution. Watch their instructional youtube videos before trying.

The resilience/self healing of the screen protector seems poor. Scrape your fingernail into it, and the mark is there forever, but it's only noticeable when the screen is off.

The protector finger/slide feel is better than dry protectors I've used, but it's not like naked glass.

The viewing quality of the screen doesn't seem impaired at all by the protector. No weird off-angle reflection or rainbow effects, or texture while the screen is on.

IMO it works, but is overpriced for what you get.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Ronaldo Forenucci:
Still waiting on my Skinomi Carbon with Protector...how long did it take for you? How is the 'gripiness' of the carbon? I like the stock rubbery feel and don't want to drop it.

Thanks

RF
[Nexus 7 Accessories] R3dbeaver:
my skinomi should arrive any day now. will post review n pic sometime this weekend i suppose.

and remember, code get25 will get u 25% off. $20 for both nexus and RAZR protector including shipping n tax? i dig it.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] blackjaguar25:
I let mine sit for about 30 hours and then took a look at it. The bottom right corner is BARELY too long and hangs over the edge a little bit. Everywhere else fits perfectly, so I know it's a problem with the protector. It goes to the edge everywhere else. I'll power it on in the morning. $12 with one day shipping with Amazon Prime and I think it's worth it. I put my TPU case on it and don't notice the corner. I'll let you know if it peels back.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] zsouthboy:
Gripness is poor compared to the glorious naked back of the N7, which is the best I've felt on a tablet. Slippery even though it's textured. Disappointing, but seems protective against surface scratches.

Took probably 45 mins to install skin and screen protector.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] blackjaguar25:
The edges haven't peeled up anymore. Screen is clear and looks good. However, after using the Zagg on my Galaxy Nexus, the Skinomi on my nexus 7 is like using flypaper. I HATE the feel of it. I'm sure it'll improve over time, but it's not even close to the quality of my Zagg. If I had to choose again, I'd choose Zagg.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Surnom:
Installed Skimoni on my Nexus 7 2 weeks ago, love it, easy to install, screen was not responsive for a few hours after installation but now everything is ok.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] daraldf:
I've been using a Skinomi for a couple weeks and I think it's good. I decided to go with just a screen protector rather than a case. Most of the cases I've seen make the N7 too thick in my opinion.

The screen protector went on easily enough. I did get a bit of dust under the screen protector near the right edge that I notice every time I look at my N7. I agree that the screen protector takes away from the great feel of the naked screen but since the screen isn't gorilla glass, I think it needs something to protect it.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] fcng:
Keep them coming..

Dear All,

I knew there would be N7 owners that installed Skinomi screen protectors :) I just had to ask...Now, we need pics to see your results. I ordered mine on July 28 and still haven't got it yet. I'm getting it shipped to Canada but it should of arrived by now. Keep the comments rolling in... :good:
[Nexus 7 Accessories] R3dbeaver:
just installed it last night. this morning it looks glorious.

First thoughts:

- less than 15 minutes to install. just make sure u follow the video instructions EXACTLY. when it asks u to put water on ur hand, u ask, how much? when it want u to pick up the protector, u ask, how slow should i move? For a first time user with wet installation, that was a walk in a park. clean device. spray fingers. spray protector. peel. spray protector again. stick. slide. remove bubble. pat to dry.

- there are smudges and micro bubbles, but by morning they're all gone. don't worry.

- the smoothness feeling is different, the skinomi feels a little more "sticky", especially if u put pressure. but if ur a light-touch user, it's just as smooth.

- under reflection, i can almost see why it's called "orange peel texture", but i could not feel it in my hand. a bit "sticky" but nowhere near "rough".

- it's somewhat fingerprint resistant, but not 100% smudge-resistant.

- the skin feels a bit "soft", so scratching it with ur nail or keys will leave a mark, but u can't feel that mark at all and it seems to disappear after awhile.

- clarity is top-notch. i could not find any difference in color or brightness when i test it with a couple 1080p movies (Lorax for color, Wall-E for darker environment)

- size/cut quality, however, is the only "not perfect" score. it's a tiny bit smaller than my nexus (about 1, maybe 1.5mm at most) so the edges where the screen protector ends, and fairly *thick*, so it is a bit "sharp" (u can feel this when u slide down the notification from outside the protector into the screen) and it does attract dust in the corners.

overall, very happy. not incredibly happy or anything (abit thick and soft and sticky from what i expected), but it's clear, protects, and barely noticeable.

will take pic later...
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Ronaldo Forenucci:
I give it a 7/10. I got the Black Carbon kit. Skinomi is the only mfg that I can find, that also covers the bottom part of the silver bezel. I wish they included 4 more strips for the top half of the bezel. The Carbon back could probably be about 1mm longer in length. If you line up the speaker cut out perfectly (equal distance all around the perimeter of the speaker), the bottom microphone hole gets covered. I had to "cheat" the skin down so the edge of the speaker cut out on top, was right at the edge of the speaker. That left about 1mm of space at the bottom of the speaker where you can see the dimpled rubber stock back. This also leaves about 1mm of space on the top, near the Micro USB, where you can see the stock back. But this does line all the mic holes up and it is flush at the bottom. You *really* have to look hard to see this, so 9/10. The side pieces look fine, although around the POGO Plug takes some fiddling.

The screen protector it a "soft type" (I call the rubbery/vinyl type soft, and the plastic type hard). I have a Seidio "hard" type on my Nexus S, and love it. It doesn't have a mark on it after 2 years and looks like glass with the screen off and light reflected off it. This screen protector has very slight "orange Peel" and also what look like "crease marks" all over it. You can only see these with the screen off and looking at reflected light, with the screen on, it is perfect. It does scuff. I like that it had actual cut outs for both the camera and flash. Install was fine (steamy bathroom and latex gloves), no bubbles and imperfections do disappear after 24 hours and fit is perfect. 8/10.

These are all niggles, I'll be leaving it on.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] blackjaguar25:
After having mine on to about a week, my screen has started losing responsiveness until I reboot. Probably a rogue app, but it makes me wonder.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] gerbal:
I've had one on for a few weeks now. I have to say I'm not a huge fan. I would describe the texture as gummy and it has made my tablet less pleasant to use. I'm probably going to switch it out for the default screen protector that comes with otterbox I intend to purchase. I've had a much better experience with those on a couple of other devices.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] R3dbeaver:
i agree. gummy is a better word to describe it. i was going with "soft and sticky" :silly:

but for me it's not overly gummy, and the "gummy-ness" does protect from finger prints and scratches. it does leave a mark but it "heals" up pretty well.

also, just realized that i kind of missed the center abit, so the space on the left is a bit larger than the right, and the bottom right corner kinda lift up abit. completely fine, but being a perfectionist with screen protectors, i feel like i have to redo it.....

anybody can comment on redo-ing a Skinomi?

Flash??? i didnt kno Nexus7 has flash!
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Nippero:
Cant you just contact them for a free replacement if you messed up? I think I read somewhere that they do that.

I know most screen protector manufacturers allow that.

I just ordered a screen protector (no back protection, not a fan of the fake carbon/aluminum stuff) for $12 after shipping. Found a 25% off coupon online, it was "get25" I think.

I've used both dry and wet application type protectors in the past. And yea, the dry ones always feel better, but I still prefer the wet ones because its easier to get a perfect fit.

If you're good any fitting screen protectors perfectly or just dont care that it might be slighhttly off, then go for a dry application one.

I personally cant stand if the edge of the protector isnt parallel to the edge of the screen, or if the spacing on the edges are uneven lol. So I go for wet ones.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] R3dbeaver:
yup. just saw FAQ that it's easy to remove, wash, and re-apply. guess that's what i'll be doing when i get home :)

(maybe this time i'll take pictures... lol)
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Nippero:
Be careful when removing the protector, you could end up stretching it.

I think it was on Amazon where I saw a guy give a bad review for Skinomi because his protector hung off the edges of his device. In the same review he also said he had to remove and reapply several times to get rid of dust lol..
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Ronaldo Forenucci:
Well, I couldn't take the "unperfectness" of the Skinomi front (still love the Carbon back), so I ordered and just installedd a Spigen SGP Ultra Fine (Matte). WOW! 100% perfect...looks like it came from the factory that way. Hopping over to the Spigen thread...

RF
[Nexus 7 Accessories] R3dbeaver:
just "chatted" with a Skinomi rep about the skin. Will try to peel and reapply at home, but very happy with cust service...
[Nexus 7 Accessories] fcng:
Not up to expectations

Dear All,

I finally applied skinomi screen protector and the results are not what I expected. The installation went ok as I had to re-apply because it was alittle not aligned with the camera opening. I applied it last night and woke up this morning and the minor air bubbles were gone. There is still some moisture under the protector so I will leave it for another day. There is minor orange peel at certain angles which is not acceptable since I came from dry application static screen protectors. Static screen protectors always had a perfect finish. The skinomi is quite soft and it scratches and dents quite easily. I'll leave it on for a few months and get a dry application screen protector. The finish is quite smooth with just a little resistance which some might not like. Bare glass always feels best but we need the protection. :D To conclude, installation is ok but the screen protector is just too soft and easily scratches and dents.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] AlleN7:
Awww, you guys are scaring me! I just ordered mine! I have been using Invisible Shield for years but did not like the tackiness since it creates too much friction. I wanted to try something new and went with Skinomi. I hope I dont regret it...
[Nexus 7 Accessories] fcng:
Just the truth...

Dear Allen,

We are just telling the truth. I also have a Portenzo case and the cover has made dents in the screen protector. The Skinomi is that soft.... I already took the Skinomi off after one week as I can't stand my screen protector all dented and scratched up. It should protect my device but if it is it's not showing me it knows how to protect. My replacement is a Capdase Klia which is great and actually looks great. To conclude, Skinomi is not up to par compared to the competition and should re-evaluate its use of material.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Nippero:
Yea he's right. I've been using Skinomi on my N7 for almost a month now and its really a pain in the ass.

Dents quite easily, and while the dents do "heal" themselves, some leave behind a mark like the orange peel texture.

It also picks up fingerprints quite easily.

The only good thing is that the edges havent come up, and it looks good when completely clean.

Good enough for me for now. I hate dealing with dry protectors, too easy to mess up. Wouldnt want to try on such a large screen, so I'll stick with my Skinomi for now...
[Nexus 7 Accessories] jfgoodysr:
I always use skinomi on our phones and plan to put one on my new nexus 7. They're very tough, and remain crystal clear for a long time.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] blackbearblanc:
Any images for this?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] fcng:
Skinomi....

Dry applications are the best in my opinion. After using SGP you would use it on all new devices. Capdase was good but SGP is better. Skinomi is overated. i tried it and didn't like Skinomi. It's always trial and error so you win some and lose some....
[Nexus 7 Accessories] mtxx1:
Love to use your tablet naked,but wish it can stand during movies and tilt when you want to type?

i thought of this simple method and would like to share it with you guys :)

the idea is simple, use a hard cover surface, (cardboard, a book's hard cover, or anything rigid but bendable)

bend it 3 times so it can fold into a triangle for it to stand.

how to attach the tablet to this case? use velcros.

Velcros are amazing, its very secure when its connected, yet it's detachable too.

final product

able to stand 80degrees for watching movies,

and tilt 45 degrees for typing
[Nexus 7 Accessories] demandarin:
looks good. thanks for sharing. what did you use for yours? looks very clean, OEM quality. maybe you put this on the market. haven't seen s case/stand like this yet.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] player911:
I just did the DVD case trick. Stupid easy. Just an old DVD case and a string. It looks good too.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] mtxx1:
its a diary book cover.

the pages inside can be slid out easily.

so i remove the pages and use the cover. :)
[Nexus 7 Accessories] mechtheist:
Velcro is great and stronger than one might think, I just started using some on my laptop/tilting stand so I can tilt it a lot further without it sliding over the stop. But, I haven't needed to remove any of the stuff, do they make some that is made easy-off? What I have is most definitely not easy, I would hate to damage the wonderful backing on the N7. Great ideas on the stand, thanks.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] mauiyob:
can you take a pic of the dvd case thing? and would you mind some instructions?

---------- Post added at 07:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:38 PM ----------

here is the video!

http://lifehacker.com/5874764/turn-a-dvd-case-into-a-tablet-stand
[HTC Amaze 4G] hasoon2000:
Just checked HTCDev and they released all 4 Canadian 4.0 source codes BUT not the T-Mobile version. This is really annoying me.

Sent From My HTC Amaze 4G via Someone's Room ;)