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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] arqbrulo:
Oh, yeah, lets have some fun!!! :laugh:

On my first smart phone, it suffered a "beach accident" when I saved my nephew from being taken away by a wave. Water got in it, but not enough to change the color of the "water detector". Luckily, I was able to talk my way out of that one to get it replaced. After that I've payed for insurance. I think I've given them enough of my money, it would be nice to get some of it back in some way. I wonder if they would give me me the "Developers Edition". Now that you mention it, I

AM

having a hard time keeping my 4G connected and receiving/sending MMS.... Obviously Verizon does not need to know that I'm using CM10 atm.

FYI: No body is talking about insurance fraud here.:angel:

EDIT: It's amazing how fast posts get buried in the General section.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shiftr182:
Hey everybody, I liked the look of Touchwiz on this phone, just not the green. The idea and a lot of icons come from Bizdady's theme here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1814049. It adds inverted Playstore, inverted GoogleNow, and inverted Youtube. Both contain the the TouchWiz launcher that I modded to allow wallpaper scrolling, and the aosp gallery so that you can crop wallpapers to 1440x1280.

10/24 Update - LJ7 Base - Tweaked androidpolicy.jar to add reboot menu, tweaked mms so screen doesnt come on when you get a message, added aosp keyboard, maybe some other stuff I forgot.....pretty freaking sweet if you ask me. Links are at the bottom. ***Updated again - removed email....for some reason it doesnt work right when installed in the theme. I have it built into my rom and when I flash the rom it works fine, but fc's when installed in the theme.

Thanks goes to PH for the ROM and Bizdady for the original theme, Freeza for the update, Joshbeach for some of the icons, and Travp624 for some of the apps.

Here are the links for my PH 1.7 Rom theme:

Mine: http://www.mediafire.com/?111f6mjhjbciack

Stock: http://www.mediafire.com/?xoadxm72qtmd48o

8/15 SystemUI update here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30280369&postcount=15

LIH theme: http://tinyw.in/YysS

10/24 Update - LJ7 Theme : New update link:url]http://www.mediafire.com/?g4uxwn0p01qi759[/url] Mirror(Goo.im): http://tinyw.in/021S

***Look in the zip, if you dont want something themed remove it from the zip.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cgarcia200:
Cool theme
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gr33nd3vil:
Very clean looking!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] john9:
It's fantastic,Thanks for your work!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] steve97ta:
Looks clean and simple, just right! Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Bizdady:
Looking Good ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] _Epic:
Works amazingly, looks really good.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rbtrucking:
Anyone else experiencing this in the status bar every second it shows an email icon and keeps saying sent? Getting really annoying. On PH Blazer 1.7
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tonysohn:
I was having the same problem, so i just deleted both email and exchangeserver apks from the zip file, reflashed Blazer 1.7, and then reflahsed the new zip. All is good now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shiftr182:
If you want my email to work, flash my theme, then use root expolorer or something and delete the stock email app. I think its SecEmail.apk. I have everthing built into my rom, so Im not sure what gets replaced, duplicated, etc.....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Scotlac:
This is exactly what I'm looking for but I'm getting "The file you requested was not found" on Goo. Any idea what's going on there?

Thanks!

Edit: Nevermind! Looks like some site maintenance going on this weekend. I'll try again tomorrow.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Scotlac:
Hey Shiftr!

I'm not sure if you heard about what happened this weekend over on Goo. Apparently they had some breakdown during the maintenance that borked the indexing on their servers and they're asking devs to re-upload. As of now, we are unable to access your theme.

Thanks in advance!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shiftr182:
OP updated with new links. Word..........
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Shoulon:
Hey shiftr thanks for the simple theme. Using your version runs great on blazer 1.7.

Sent from a blazerROM injected Galaxy SIII presented by Sprint.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shiftr182:
Here is a new SystemUI to flash. I forgot to change the date to white on the one I uploaded after goo went down, so this fixes that, and changed the battery icons to a sense style blue. Im not doing the 1% icons because visually I like the text with the clean icons. You can flash the zip from recovery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DroidModder:
Will this work on Zedomaxs HighOnAndroid Rom?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shiftr182:
I dont know....try it and let me know. I think it should.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mizzos4:
Looks good. Needing some blue.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cfrock:
Very nicely done!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] suavethekid:
Make a green theme, I miss the green themes!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] guruleenyc:
I had the latest nightly of cm9 for i777 and I recently had to revert to a stock rooted ROM. However, I can't seem to get CWM installed via odin with the tar or the zip, it hangs on zimage or it hangs at the initial boot logo. I also tried mobile odin with the zip and no luck.

I have tried the following in the ODIN PDA section:

1. GT-I9100G_LP7_ClockworkMod-Recovery_5.5.0.4.tar -- Results in not booting past initial screen, so I reflash 'I777UCKH7 OCD Root No BL'

2. cwm-recovery-ALL.tar -- Hangs at the zimage process in odin.

3. SGH-I777_ClockworkMod-Recovery_5.0.2.3.tar -- Hangs at zimage process in odin

How can I get CWM installed so I can get back to CM9 RC2?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] karate104:
You need to read more.

CWM is included with every custom kernel; you do not download it separately.

Don't bother trying to update CWM. Ever.

Read every single one of the links posted in the stickies at the top of this forum. You'll be far better off by doing so.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] bowenac:
Yet another confused user... hmmm. To the OP if you don't want to search around for hours on end, and if you don't care about how things work, and don't care about your warranty. Try out my tutorial.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] dayv:
Recovery is built into the kernel on the i777. Trying to flash a recovery or use Rom manager to flash a recovery will either not work, or cause boot loop problems.

To get cwm you must flash a kernel with cwm built in.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] mzaur:
Are you rooted? First you have to root phone using the ODIN installer found in sticky. It'll say stock root no BL or something. Put phone into download mode and run it. Then download mobile odin lite and the i777 additional file, both found in the mobile odin xda thread (google it). Then download a kernel like Siyah. Get the zImage file from the zip and copy to phone. Use mobile odin to select kernel zImage and flash. That's it. It's pretty simple. PM me if you need more help
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] guruleenyc:
Is the sarcasm really necessary.

Again I'm rooted with stock rom. I read and searched a bit, but I'm missing something clearly. I appreciate any direction on how to flash the appropriate kernal.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] guruleenyc:
I would like to add that I was anxious to get my daily driver back in working order and I have been out of the scene for a while. Therefore, I was looking to the community for some assistance with getting me back up to speed quick since my searching and reading was not revealing a solution fast enough.

Thank you in advance to all that are willing to help.

peAce,
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] mattdm:
The direction you need has already been given in this thread; did you read what karate104 said? Install a custom kernel. Then you will have CWM.

Also, if you didn't already know this, you can't install an ICS kernel on stock rooted GB and expect it to boot. You'll have to use Entropy's Daily Driver or Siyah for GB.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] guruleenyc:
THANKS, I am following your post root recommended steps. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Pirateghost:
What was wrong with following the guides in the sticky? They have all the info you need. You wouldn't have been sitting around waiting for an answer on your redundant thread if you had read the stickies.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] guruleenyc:
I saw karate104 said and found it helpful, that's way I acknowledged him and thanked him. In regards to getting back on an ICS ROM, I have flashed the CM9 Resurrection ROM after getting CWM in place, then I' should be aligned for a better ICS kernal.

Again, I was out of the mix for a while since my CM9 i777 nightlies were performing well as a daily driver for months. But I recently had to revert to stock after the 8/3 nightly caused issues with batt and booting.

I didn't expect to get such a response from the community.

peAce
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
Of course item 1 didn't boot - an OMAP kernel will never boot on an Exynos device.

I9100 "G" variant is completely different from I9100, and why were you even trying to install an I9100 variant?

3) should have worked - that's an old stock GB kernel with CWM, it should have flashed unless something you did earlier dorked up your device...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] guruleenyc:
What's wrong with the guides? Nothing actually, I didn't think it would be a big deal to ask a question and save some time. I didn't mean to annoy anyone.

Thanks to all that pointed me in the right direction and saved me time getting up to speed on the threads. I flashed my Stock Rooted GB ROM with the Siyah kernal zimage file using Mobile Odin. Then I flashed the CM9 RC2 ROM for i777 in CWM and wiped accordingly.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Pirateghost:
There's the quick way and the right way. The 2 shall not cross paths.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] clay101eve:
I haven't posted in this thread yet...

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Entropy enters from stage left with a bang! Glad you're still alive bro!

Clay

Team Pirate

Sent from my PINK SGH-I777
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] spiralout1:
Anyway to ungive Thanks on this board?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] clay101eve:
Not that I know of. Will try to find out once I'm done watching the US v JPN (rerun) for gold... US wins I know, but I have to see the game! (and this lime-a-rita)

Clay

Team Pirate

Sent from my PINK SGH-I777

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Found your answer using the xda search: undo thanks

http://www.xda-developers.com/announcements/introducing-the-thanks-button-on-xda/

NOTE: This can also be found searching Google: undo thanks xda

Clay

Team Pirate

Sent from my PINK SGH-I777
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] spiralout1:
Women's soccer doesn't count (as I finish my last BL Lime with lemon/lime salt) =P

Thanks for the search, but I phrased my question incorrectly. I should have asked if there was any way to take away thanks that others have given to sort of downrate bs replies, sry.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Nick281051:
Wow you're still on this. No.
[HTC Rezound] eric90gt:
OK, so I bought the Rezound used and already rooted, I have just flashed viper 1.0.3 but my radios dont match up with the latest ones and I'm not sure if that might help battery life. The phone has AmonRu, sorry if this is covered somewhere... I searched and didnt come up with anything

also current baseband version is 1.22.10.0310r, 1.22.10.0308r
[HTC Rezound] dyetheskin:
u didn't search well enough cause you're new. learn to search better before you get flamed and ignored. if you knew anything about Android you'd know that only the latest ruu could upgrade your radios since you're s-on
[HTC Rezound] Damasterjj:
yes run a RUU
[HTC Rezound] eric90gt:
It's just different from other androids (D1, D2) and even the other HTC's I've had (Incredible and Thunderbolt). So, I'd need to flash the latest RUU to get the radios, but can i do that with the amon recovery ? And if so, does the latest RUU break root? Like I said the guy I bought it from rooted it, he said he used htc dev tool to root it.
[HTC Rezound] localceleb:
You should do a little research before you attempt anything. Basically, you'll need to relock the boot loader using htcdev tool which is simple to do if you follow directions. Then you'll download the latest RUU and place it on the root of your SD card and then boot into the boot loader by powering the phone down and holding vol down and power. Then it will prompt for the update-choose yes. Once update is done you'll be completely stock and you'll need to unlock again with htcdev and install a custom recovery again. After that you can root again and flash ROMs. Sounds complicated, but if you plan to tinker with this phone these are MUST LEARN procedures.
[HTC Rezound] carngeX:
Can't you tell from this post that XDA is just a warm, welcoming community geared towards helping people?

[/sarcasm]

In a nutshell, a good description of what to do. Kudos, localceleb for actually answering the question without making the OP feel unwelcome.
[HTC Rezound] eric90gt:
Yeah, I could feel the love so much I got goosebumps. One question is will I have any problems relocking the bootloader with viper rom installed or do i need to relock and immediately flash the img.zip for the ruu ?
[HTC Rezound] *Madmoose*:
Why wouldn't you just run the S-Off and not have to worry about things like this? I just find it amazing that people will go through the headache of unlocking their bootloader but not do the S-Off routine.
[HTC Rezound] eric90gt:
S-off looks like it isnt as easy as it used to be, and cant get back from it in case of a warranty return
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
You can get back to s-on
[HTC Rezound] carngeX:
It's still fairly easy. Once I got the right kind of wire (speaker wire instead of a paperclip), it literally took just a few minutes to complete it. Got the timing right on the first try with the right wire.

And like Ashton said, you can return to S-On.
[HTC Rezound] localceleb:
Yeah, s-off is truly easy. I know it seems intimidating and complicated, but 95% of the process is automated scripts. Once again, if you follow directions and take your time, its easy. I was surprised at how easy it was once I've completed it. Now I've done the process 5+ times and it takes less than 3 minutes from start to finish.
[HTC Rezound] Tachi91:
Make your the RUU is a zip and name it PH98IMG. S-OFF seems complicated, but it's not all you have to do is make sure you are rooted and have dev unlocked your phone run ControlBear and do the wire trick when told to. If you fail just leave the phone alone and close/open ControlBear again and keep trying.
[HTC Rezound] Bensky91:
I will say it was a giant pain in the ass for me. I followed the timing and was pretty careful about it but it just didn't work. I was using a paperclip (uninsulated) so maybe that's why, but I eventually just spammed the other terminal and one of those times it took. haha
[HTC Rezound] carngeX:
I got it to almost work only once with a paperclip. It failed at the end though (gave still sober message). After about 20-30 minutes of fiddling with it... I got sick of it. Took off one of the wires from my home theatre (18 guage probably, and ~25 ft lol), and used that. Worked the first try lol.. So yeah, been recommending actual wire rather than paperclips if possible.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] rontopia:
I was at a concert last night in Phoenix (iron maiden, which rocked)

the problem I have or was having was everytime I turned on the camera, then snap a pic, then I would hit the back button so the that the camera would not be in an "on' mode..I would stick the thing back in my pocket and it would get hot.. like really hot. only way I could get it cooled off was to restart it or turn it off.

anyone else see this?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] rizoh66:
Dude, that's so weird. I was at the Maiden show in Salt Lake last week and the same thing happened to me. I thought that it had to do with my data reception, because when I was trying to upload a pic to Facebook, that's when it started getting really hot, and wouldn't upload. I was running Trinity Alpha 19 at the time, and had to flash back to Faux's kernel mid-concert so it would cool down. And it worked.

Btw, Maiden was so sick!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] rontopia:
they are getting old... and half the crowd was just like me.. aging hipsters... but I thought it was a good show. I took my 15 years old son who had never been to a "metal" concert.. so 80 bucks x2 to t shirts x2 and a couple of beers( for me not him) and I was into this thing for like 240.. it was an ok concert but not 240 bucks worth.

anyway.. back to this heat thing.

I have not flashed anything. im running stock. but turning on the camera reall heats up the thing and drains the battery.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] rizoh66:
That's odd man, since you're stock I don't know what to tell you other than to start thinking about a warranty trade in with T-Mob.

Yeah, so many mid-life crisis mullets. I can honestly say that I felt out of place, and that's a good thing.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] AxAtAx:
Time to get an exchange, that is definitely not normal. i use my camera constantly here at work, and it NEVER heats up.

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Seen them 5 times, I know what you mean. I was going to suggest another kernel, looks like you done that...good luck.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Android_Monsters:
You could try fast reboot.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] juandidug13:
I've had my HOX for less than a month now, and it already has two non-deep but long and eye sore scratches. I was surprised because it was in a bag with only a towel and well isn't gorilla glass supposed to be stronger? this is making me really frustrated because AT&T will obviously not do anything about it, so is there any product that will remove them? i've seen some scratch removers but haven't seen anyone who has tried it in a gorilla glass phone. HELP PLEASE:crying:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] achllles:
Pricy lesson and use a protection next time.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] mjwitt2:
I'm in the same boat as you. I have one nice scratch in my screen that i'm living with. I was romanced a little too hard about the tales of strong gorilla glass. Hmpf. One grit of sand is all it takes, and unfortunately, I think this is what happened to me. Kids sandbox...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] InflatedTitan:
Same here... One decent scratch that catches the eye when the phone is off or black screen. Never used screen protectors. As in my opinion the protector wil get much more scratched and it kills the nostalgia of having this f'in beautiful screen. And as far as keeping it mint for resale value, its a damn amazing phone, but its not a ferrari lol... The $200 I paid for it new will pay for itself over the next 12 months. After that they'll have 7 more flagship phones out And this one will probably become moms phone or my sons handheld gaming device
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] brandontaz2k2:
Use a screen protector next time. They don't even look like they are on the phone and they save the screen from scratches. Only time you can tell that they are on is when the screen is off.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Tyie101:
I have 3 scratches on my screen. I decided to get some protection so it would not get worse. Ghost Armor made the scratches disapear and looks great i highly recommend.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] abhipati:
Read this thread (HTC ONE X), they mentioned few methods for scratch removers.

Hope it helps you. Good luck
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Hunt3r.j2:
Very thin scratches can be removed by rubbing toothpaste on the scratch with clean fingers. If it's any deeper than that, don't bother trying to get it out unless you want the glass to be thin enough to risk snapping it just by pressing too hard.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ECEXCURSION:
Don't try using toothpaste as a minor abrasives... It's too low of grit and will ruin your screen and just make more scratches. There are some good scratch remover kits I've used on mp3 players in the past, I suggest you give them a try.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] juandidug13:
how exactly do you do this method? because i tried applying some but when i went to clean the screen it just rubbed off
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] juandidug13:
after some research im actually thinking it's the oleophobic coating on the screen that got scratched and not the glass, im wondering if there's any way for that to be fixed. i refuse to use screen protectors because they just ruin the beauty of the screen, and get scratched even easier, but im surprised that with the huge amount of users using gorilla glass phones etc, no manufacturer has yet come to a solution that is guaranteed to work on touchscreen phones, and im afraid to use current scratch removers because they are not meant for touchscreens with coatings
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
Scratches ruin the beauty of the screen a lot more than the protector, now don't they? High quality protectors are virtually invisible. Also, a high quality screen protector resists scratches very well. They also show fingerprints much less easily than the naked screen. You may have had experiences with cheap protectors, which are often much more visible, and get scratched almost instantly. I've used Skinomi and Bodyguardz, both of which I've had a devices for over a year, and they hold up really well. Superficial micro-scratches that only show in the right light, and only when the screen is not on.

Of course, using a protector or not is a very personal choice. But more so because of feel than anything else.

Any method that truly removes scratches is going to have to abrade or buff the surface. For that reason, they are not good with coatings, as they will obviously abrade the coating off.

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Gorilla Glass is supposed to be difficult to break, and somewhat scratch resistant, but neither is impossible. All it takes is something that is harder than the GG to rub on it (possibly a grain of sand or grit on the towel or in the bag).
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Hunt3r.j2:
Weird, I thought it was pretty fine grit but I guess not.

In which case, the best idea is to use a scratch remover kit. Or just use a screen protector like the Steinheil series that are apparently very good for optical quality, touch sensitivity, etc.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] vioalas:
You'll just have to live with it... Like red point said, any scratch removal will just involve abrasive techniques or buffing.

I haven't tried it... But a company called dynaflow makes a liquid screen protector that may fill in microscopic scratches, look it up, read its info. Maybe it'll work for you.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Hunt3r.j2:
Sounds pretty dangerous..

Any ideal repair would require that the scratch is evenly filled with the same glass that was removed. If it was an oleophobic layer, then it would be even harder to tell what to fill it with.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Driggity420:
Just slap an Armor Suit screen protector on it. You'll get your shine back. Did this when I had a couple light scratches on my xt910 and was good as new looking. Like sweeping it under the rug. I recommend Armor suit because if you put it in right there is ZERO orange peel affect and just looks shiny. Can't even tell I have one on.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] abhipati:
Get good screen guard and forget abt scratches and stuff ...

Screen guard does not ruin the beauty of screen in fact it retains it

From beast called HTC One X