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[HTC One X] pingu01:
For anyone else weighing up both devices I've noted a couple more things about the S3's battery - as well as lasting longer, it takes a lot more power on charging - my HOX took up to 580ish mA, the S3 thas gone up to 1200mA so it charges about twice as fast. I also tested it on Google Navigation on car charge and the OX struggles to maintain it's battery level and can just about do this on low brightness whereas the S3 takes in more power and actually charges whilst using Nav. I haven't had the S3 run hot yet - my OX overheated regularly.

Also it looks like the GS3 is getting Jelly Bean in just over a week.
[HTC One X] mattspew:
LOL... 4th!!!! That's epic!
[HTC One X] Wir3start3r:
HOX = best android phone without a doubt
[HTC One X] haree:
Hi

Id say its a question of what u love more i tried both the phones and felt both similar but just loved the looks of the HOX and got it and loving it

From My HOX Via XDA Premium
[HTC One X] _deleted_:
Since 2.17, Sense 4.1 and Android 4.0.4. The Hox just poops all over the S3, I just <3 my phone now.

Sent from my now amazing HTC One X thanks to TeamVenoms ViperX rom
[HTC One X] arses:
you will buy a Plastic toy with many scratch in few days.

but you are free for your choice.

HOX will be 2nd HD2 with many hacks, ports and even WP8.

with 5pins you can see the future with wireless battery charging.
[HTC One X] KidCarter93:
If anyone has question about what phone to get next and would like some suggestions, please post any queries in the **Device Suggestions Thread**

Sent from Stephen Hawking's rooted wheelchair
[HTC One X] pingu01:
So despite the much better charging times and battery life on the s3 I've found out that with two different network providers, the s3 has a weaker signal than the one x. I'm currently working in an area with low signal so it's the difference between having a signal and not. Hopefully the 4.04update I've received today will help the battery life a bit.

I'm tempted to try a battery saver app (I know some say the actually eat more batter than they save) but I'm not sure they will help as the battery doesn't really drop when it's not being used during the day, it's the screen time that kills it, so past lowering the brightness, having a dark background and maxing the screen-off time I'm not sure I can do much to improve screen-on time.
[HTC One X] ruffdogtechy:
I'm not sure why so many people are having trouble getting a non-defective unit. I for one and mine is perfect on the first try. The WiFi issue I'd existent in most units. Mine has it but HTC acknowledged the issue and said it is to be fixed on later units. It has something smooth the connectors being too far apart. Hope this helps
[HTC One X] hwapper:
Is there a link where the WP8 port to HOX is discussed? I would love for this to be true.

Thanks
[HTC One X] Garoto1973:
I have used both. HOX is definetely better than SGS3 IF and a big IF you dont get production issues with your device.
[HTC One X] pingu01:
Now that I've got a good HOX some more observations after spending a couple of weeks with both:

- the battery life difference is now less after the 4.0.4 HOX update and it helps that I can run the HOX on a very low brightness due to the display being so good. I kept the screen on most of yesterday, using the device for around 2 hours of browsing and it was at 30% battery left after over 7 hours of screen-on time and quite a few more screen-off hours.

- I'm surprised the S3 wasn't as smooth as I'd expected (even with the power-saving CPU-limiting setting off it still stuttered sometimes when switching screens etc). The One x is overall smoother, especially after the update.

- Also I noticed scrolling of webpages significantly smoother on the HOX - slowly scrolling down a page on the s3 makes the moving text blur a lot more than on the HOX which was much smoother and easier on the eye.

- I used to like the physical home button on the SGS2 but the button-less HTC is much better, IMHO, especially as the S3 doesnt let the home button switch off the screen as was possible on the S2.

- I did lots of testing of the wifi and the cell radios on both with two different sims and on both the HOX had a consistently stronger wifi and cell signal (although not by a huge amount but it was the difference between a signal and no signal in weak coverage areas). The s3 also dropped and reconnected its wifi connection frequently even when it had a moderately good signal.

- Although not as bright as the S3 LED, the ONEX's works better as the s3's is buggy - I couldn't get it to work with calendar appointments and it wouldn't always turn colour when fully charged. I tried Lightflow and that didn't work well with my S3 due to more bugs (it turned on voice-feedback on all commands) so no luck there either.

Just hoping now that the battery in the HOX doesn't degrade too much over time with it being on 24/7 and that it retains fairly good resale value when it comes time to upgrade and sell it on.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] lipe082:
one of our p500 forum member ARNAB321 just made a app to use multirom to boot diferent versions of android meaning now the roms only need new BB

everybody should take a look and leave a thanks to him...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1828151

and ask mods to that thread go to p500 development section not original he deserves pus its not only a simple app is the best tool for

our phone...

im just opening this thread cause seems to me a lot users didnt notice this yet....
[Optimus One, P500, V General] rkononenko:
Thanks for pointing out this app, I've been looking for a multiROM app for our phone LG p500 for since I found out that Boot Manager Pro doesn't work on our phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jik saw:
yesterday i was in the franco kernel updater app and i saw a new nightly to i wanted to flash it but by mistake i looks like flashed milstone version so the device got root access to restart the device and flash the kernel

but the device rebooted to stuck at Google logo for 15min so i pulled out the battery re-insert it and press the power button and nothing happens still stuck at Google logo with no boot loop or restarting it self

i can get to CWM and fastboot but when i start the device its stuck at that :( :crying:

my phone is on that way since yesterday and i cant leave it like this for longer time since iam travailing nor can i wipe every thing on it and get a fresh start cuz i do have important things on the sdcard

plz help :(

i do believe its a kernel related issue but what can i do ?? i cant push a .zip kernel to flash it in CWM
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reconex:
what rom zip files do you have on your sdcard.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sert00:
thanked for error.

tried flashing a boot.img via fastboot?standard or from another dev's kernel not in AK format (zimage)

or

tried flash another rom that you have zip inside phone?if you dirty flash,you simple don't loose anything..and the boot.img it's reflashed.

WRONG SECTION;READ THE RULES
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chance Ill:
Try restoring from nand backup or reinstall the ROM
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] obtained:
As nexxusdev is implying, just flash your ROM again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jik saw:
i have none :( not even the kernel zip file :(

i will try to flash boot.img from another kernel and will see what happens

and i dont have any flash zip files in my sd card :( but i learned the lesson i will always leaves a kernel zip and rom zip file in case

and sorry for that but i was in hurry my primary phone is messed up :(

iam on stock JB

its stock JB rom flashed it over with galaxy nexus toolkit and downloaded the rom from google's site so its not a zip flashable :(

thanks all for replys and sorry for thw wrong section
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ed116:
im not sure but i remember on my g2x you could hook up phone from recovery mode and mount it on the computer with sd card .. have you looked around in CWM? This is your fault to be honest you deserve this for not making a NAND back up. ALWAys MAKE A BACK UP! period. There is a reason why devs and everyone else stress' it so much.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nate_Lines:
Sert00 is right. Flash any [previously] working ROM on it. It will be a dirty flash and some stuff won't work, but you'll be able to backup your data. You'll reflash again later ;)

Unfortunately, at least with these beta realeases of JB, usb mount via recovery almost never work.

Try what sert00 told you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djjonastybe:
fastboot is all you need. find a stock rom and flash

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot flash system system.img

fastboot erase cache ???

fastboot erase data

this should work
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jik saw:
thank u guys soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much

iam very very very very great full to all of u for ur help and for giving me some ideas

i have solved it by extract the .tar imge file that i downloaded from here

and searched for the boot.img file flashed it over galaxy nexus toolkit and now the device restarted and android is upgrading 156 app :D lol

thanks again and sorry for the wrong section and hey .... why not editing the thread to make it a helpful guide to those who brick their phones like what i just did :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sert00:
he didn't want to lose anything...also the data of apps

@jig saw

happy to read that!and from now on,leave inside the phone all the stuff you could need in case similar to what happened you!cheers!:laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jik saw:
no thank god i didnt lose any thing and the OS is operating normal

i really appreciate that mate :)

and lesson well learned i'm making folder in the sdcard for buck up stuff :D

cheers ^_^
[Motorola Atrix 2] jittusm:
Hi i have installed SCV7up on my atrix 2. and everything is fine, but unlike the stock ICS leak it is not showing my vodafone APNs. i understand its ATT leak but can anyone guide me regarding enabling mobile data or manually entering APNs for vodafone karnataka? i really like the jelly bean animation in this rom.

thanks in advance.
[Motorola Atrix 2] shardul1994:
Sms ALL to 52586 and you will get all the settings via sms on vodafone
[Motorola Atrix 2] jittusm:
thanks

thanks dude :) it worked..
[Motorola Atrix 2] Archmag3:
jittusm please check your PM
[General Accessories] kreza:
Can anyone recommend a strong car charger? :mad:
[General Accessories] asilviug:
Griffin, they offer good solutions. You should check out their products.
[General Accessories] UnsignedZero:
I've used a few different car chargers and mostly all of them work.

Here are my current ones.

http://www.amazon.com/GTMax-Charger...id=1344780820&sr=1-2&keywords=USB+car+charger

5v at 700ma is good enough for most phones.

I would recommend this since you are looking for speed ( I'm assuming that strong = fast as it can output more power).

http://www.amazon.com/Rapiduo-high-...d=1344780820&sr=1-15&keywords=USB+car+charger

These above should work for most smart phones, idevices and the like, as well as DSes and other mobile device.
[General Accessories] kreza:
Thank you for your suggestions! :)

Just a comment: from my past experience, if the device connected to a weak charger while using Google Maps navigator, it hardly do the charging work, probably due to the power consumption of the GPS ...

Do you know if the suggested chargers listed may do the work?

Thanks.
[General Accessories] rkmoran:
I just got the Sony an401 charger today. So glad. I don't like using off brand chargers. Kinda like putting Kia wheels on a corvette. Just not a good idea.
[General Accessories] kreza:
Thank you! ;)
[General Accessories] drq1907:
Thank you!
[General Accessories] ricedragon:
Check out the 1amp chargers at monoprice.
[General Accessories] slanidracula:
I've never had success with aftermarket chargers. They seem to charge slower and fail after a few months. I try to buy the official car chargers unless the price is ridiculously high (usually is). I really do think I get a more consistent and cleaner charge from a quality charger IMO.
[General Accessories] UnsignedZero:
The 1 amp chargers should do it. If you feel like exploring you can get a new kernel on your device. I got a new kernel and it charges faster, which may help with your problem.
[General Accessories] m13k2:
check out ebay the more amps the faster the charge
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tommygHTCdream:
my AVG detected a trojan : SHeur.akpk in a few of the files in the GN toolkit.

I know at least for me its will be removed until the issue is taken care of.

**** ok let be be a little clearer the AVG is on my desk top not my G nex, D/L the toolkit to desktop then xfer to gnex...****

On a side note I find it a little disturbing that people will automatically dis-regard an anti virus alert because it warns of an android problem.

Am I paranoid if they really are after me?????

tg
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zeinzu:
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Sent from my AOSP Android 4.1.1 Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chopper the dog:
*cough* *search* http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1513041 *cough*

good day.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
Gaining root is an exploit. That is why anti virus will pick it up as such. It's not harmful.

Sent From My Toro+ via RED Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
Should be obvious that root exploits will be picked up by AVs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mortenmhp:
Except the GN toolkits doesn't use exploits, they simply automate the process of unlocking the bootloader and flashing a recovery and rooting...

However it's most likely still a false positive. This is why no one should ever use avg...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Superuser.apk itself can be flagged because it allows apps to gain elevated privleges. Trojans and backdoors do this as well.

Hence, some apps will flag it.

Same with toolkit executables.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] speedyink:
Antivirus on Android...as useful as task killers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AmericanCon:
If you're worried about this, please unroot your phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
First of all, don't use the toolkit ;) please use fastboot and adb manually since that has led chance of bricking then toolkit
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ACHILLES R32:
False positive, if you are on windows I recommend Microsoft security essentials, it works and its free as well.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] biscuitownz:
What is this so called "anti virus"?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JonathanBarca10:
jesus, did you even bother reading the ENTIRE first post? it CLEARLY states that you need to disable your antivirus software when downloading it and using it because IT MAY come up with an AV error.

holy crap, how difficult is it to read?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ragnarokx:
You obviously missed the video on XDA.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hungmung:
I Think it may have something to do with hundreds if not more people using this tool kit with no issues. Plus is not like it's from some random user who has never put anything on here.

Sent via moon rays...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tommygHTCdream:
Thank you, thank you very much

for the record the AV alert only occurred on the last virus scan. I've had the toolkit on my desk top for three months without an issue.

Thanks to all the people out there reminding me to read the instructions.....dang i'd just plain forget my head if it twernt attached......:mad: whatever
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jayharper08:
And that's a wrap........

---Jay--- From the CM10'd Nexus™
[Motorola Droid RAZR] n8w:
Here's the story:

I was on the .215 ICS update.

I was trying to watch the meteor shower last night, tried using Start Chart, then Sky Map, then several compass apps, and came to the conclusion that the sensor didn't seem to be working.

I thought I could reflash the original .211 file using Matt's utility, so I tried option 9 a couple times, which did nothing. I then used #2, which did something. When I was prompted to reflash .211...which was still on my sd card, something didn't take.

So here's where I'm at: Holding all 3 buttons will give me a quick flash and the moto dual core flash screen for about a minute or two, but that's it. No recovery, no fastboot. I'm guessing I managed to remove all the firmware.

I've dl'd the fastboot files and attempted to use RSD, but it's not seeing the phone. Drivers have been installed, and the drives are showing in the left side panel (with my comp, my docs etc...), however I cannot open them either.

Any suggestions? I'm guessing I'm pretty much f'd here.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] prstorero:
Option 1 in matts utility 1.81 (not 1.8) that's to sbf

Full-Throttle Themer

Theme dev at Droidrzr.com
[Motorola Droid RAZR] n8w:
Thanks for the reply, but I need some clarification. This option still requires being able to get into fastboot, which I cannot. Is there something I'm missing.?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] dave5777:
Yes you need to get back to the boot loader menu it's still there. I'm pretty sure you should be able to force it off with the power button the hold all three buttons then follow these instructions

Getting back to .211:

This is a fairly simple process, but not as simple as getting back to .211 from .214.

If you are new to this, please fully read all the directions before starting this process. Remember, check how much battery you have.

1) Download Matt's Droid Razr Utility 1.81 from the link above.

2) Extract the files from the .zip (Creates DroidRazrUtility1.81 folder)

3) Go into the DroidRazrUtility folder and start the DroidRazrUtility batch file

4) At the Batman logo, press any key to continue.

5) At the next menu, select option "1" (Fastboot Restore 6.16.211 (ICS 4.0.4 Official OTA Software)) by typing 1 and pressing enter.

** DO NOT PRESS ANYTHING AT THE NEXT SCREEN UNTIL STEP 10**

6) Attach your phone to your PC with a USB cable.

7) Power down your phone

8) While phone is off, hold down both volume keys (up+down) and the power key.

9) Use the Volume Down key to select "AP Fastboot" and then use the Volume Up key to select it.

10) On the DroidRazrUtility, press any key to continue.

11) Keep an eye on your phone, it will turn off and on again.

12) Follow the on screen instructions and press any key why your phone's display turns on.

13) Repeat Steps 11-12 one more time

** .211 install should take around 5-10 minutes **

14) When the screen asks if you want to wipe data, hit any key to continue OR exit the program to KEEP DATA.

15) Tap the power key to bring you out of AP Fastboot, then it should power down.

16) Turn on your phone to see a screen of an Android with his chest open. Wait.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] n8w:
Thanks for your response. I actually got some help from someone on another forum, and he was able to make a suggestion that really cinched the fix. Holding all three buttons was not working to get to the fastboot menu, as it would flash, be blank, go to the moto splash screen, and go black again. What he suggested was holding vol down and power until it flashed, then hitting both vol keys. This brought up the fastboot menu, and I was a happy boy. From there it was as simple as running option 1 on the utility.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] jpvasquez:
I have kind of the same problem, my phone is stucked in fastboot screen flashed failed. Will this method fix my phone?? And also I couldnt find any link for the download. Can you post the link again?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] dave5777:
Dropbox suspended my public links :(

You can find it here http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Droid+RAZR+utility+1.8.1+download
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] aelvlil2:
hi i am on gb now for my xperia ray and i think the speaker voice was louder when i was on ics and i think the reason of this difference is in the audio files that stored in system/media/audio/ so i need ics audio files please someone upload them for me thanks a lot
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Anoopnk:
It won't work ...

Use beats audio. ..

Or shift to ics ...

Good day/night...

Sent from my ST18i
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] aelvlil2:
so why ics has louder speaker?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Anoopnk:
What I said was that gb drivers wobt work for ics ...or vise versa....

Its needs different framework ....

Try I on your own ...it won't harm your phone if you have boot loader unlocked...

Lemme know if it works ...

Sent from my ST18i
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] hartej:
It's not the drivers he's looking for, just the audio files.

Easiest way is to download the ICS ROM, open the .zip file with whatever archive program you want, navigate to the files and push them to your phone using ADB or Root Explorer etc...
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] lennuzzo:
Hi there, I'm a samsung wave 8500 own and I'm so tired to have the Bada OS... I've seen thare are some problem with the modem in the android ICS porting. In your opinion could be easiler try to made a porting for windows phone 7? some days ago I tried the samsung Omnia 7 a phone that, in my opinion, had similar hardware components but is more fluid reacive speed and pretty. the similar hardware componets could be an help to create a porting?

ps Sorry for my bad english
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bboran:
Hello i am trying to change my rom's nav buttons. I have downloaded the systemUI.apk to my computer and open it via 7zip. I have changed the related png files with my own png files in 7zip. Than i reboot to recovery and adb push the modified systemui.apk to system/app folder then restarted. nothing changed. i still have the default navigation buttons. anyone can help me? Thanks.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] hmnk:
Title says it all..

Tried rooting using Doomlord's method while on the above mentioned ROM, it said ALL DONE! but on reboot, my phone's still not rooted.

Reflashed the KRsH's Kernel too, but still no success.

What to do?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] MrMetalBomber:
Device?

Which device do you have?

When I installed MIUI I got a root fix.zip to flash in recovery and I got root access back.

Not sure if it supports your device though,unless you have an active, mini pro etc.'

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Device: Xperia Active

Android Version: 4.1.1 Jelly Bean

ROM: FXP CM 10

Kernel: FXP

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[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] hmnk:
Thanks I will try that the next time I use that ROM :)

Now I'm back to ExMIUI..

I have reported the the Developer of HaSa MIUI ROM about this issue and he has said he will try to fix it in the next update :)

BTW if you allow root access to all apps then the issue is partially solved. You can have a look here ;)

:rolleyes:
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] sandy7:
dude u have to flash the supersu fix
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] hmnk:
Thanks.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gurjit98:
hi

I lost my last sgn after super brick

now i m want to downgrade my phone from ics 4.0.4 to gb

i have not root my phone (fear from BRICK)

is it safe to flash gb rom (from ics) via pc odin

i want paranoid rom to flash (is it safe to install via CWM?)

if i want to come back on gb then my phone not bricked

one more q : when i install paranoid then i recover som space on hard disc ? ( because gb is 650 mb+ and paranod jelly bean is only <300 mb)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
Simply flash pre rooted ROM from my signature with PC odin

After successfull flashing, wipe cache,delvic cache and data.

Then follow instruction on paranandroid ROM thread.

You cant manipulate system ROM space..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fahrie12:
If u want flash paranoid u must rooted...

U will brick ur note if u do the wipe from stock kernel ics..

So,root ur note using cf root or other custom rom like notecore or speedmod using pc odin n flash custom kernel gb like abyss kernel..

Do full wipe on abyss kernel..

N flash paranoid..