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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] DSTG:
Is that something common? I have had an extended battery for about a week with no issues. As far as I know, it does not have intergrated NFC antenna (or chip...seems a subject of debate whether or not stock batter contains just the antenna or chip too). Anyway, I bought the batterny knowing the feature wasn't there. Unless by some fluke a tthe time of order I happened to get an updated version of the battery, but I seriously doubt it as there is not any indication on the battery itself that it does, aside from having 4 prongs. Which leads me to believe with the right materials I can create my own antenna and slap it on there....assuming people are wring with the whole chip thing. Just thought I'd mention since I don't have NFC and don't have that problem...and now curious as to why you suspect it for affect battery charge and the sort.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geo95cornel:
its safe to root ace whit 2.3.6 original like this video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TCXm-1kTLM
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] system.img:
It is 100% safe if you know what you are doing and if you do not try rom manager.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elmusafir:
Go to forums and READ, READ, READ. Then follow instructions. It's not that difficult and it's safe... if you read.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SidGBF:
I decided to move backup to stock. Im a bit confused about how to do that.

Ive read about needing to change the TeamEOS logo too but don't know how to change back.

Also, I've bought a used mz601 that should be from Germany but there's no T-Mobile logo on it. I how to confirm which version to use?

Thanks in advance
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] N3croman:
Simple question, I am using Terminal PC where I can't install Windows Phone SDK. I got Dev unlocked WP and I would like to be able to deploy my XAP files (no warez) from this machine without installing SDK. Any idea?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] titi66200:
If you aren't FullUnlock impossible
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barclays:
How about full unlocked?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZetaZynK:
If you're fullunlocked, you can use on-device XAP installers (there are various available) which also typically enable IE XAP handling. You can also couple this with for instance the WMDC connector and copy XAPs using USB on the phone and installing using such an installer.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
On-device XAP deployment only requires a root unlock, except you must first deploy the XAP deployment app (see my signature, for example) and probably WP7 Root Tools. Those will require standard app deployment software on the PC (it doesn't require all of the WP7 SDK, but it does require part of it and also Zune). Once they're installed, mark the XAP halder app as Trusted, run it once so it associates with the .XAP file extension, and then you can install apps from web pages or email attachments.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smyk44:
Hey Gnote owners,

My employer is buying me a tablet and I'm debating what to get. I'm a network admin and will hopefully use it to remote desktop back to work a little...I have a couple questions ..

If you use TeamViewer or another remote desktop app, does the S Pen function as the cursor?

Are there any other apps that you've found (other then the preloaded apps) that support the multiscreen?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] truthkillszz:
I haven't tried teamviewer yet but will once I get home. And currently no the only apps supported in multiscreen are the stock ones but I am sure we can customize that with custom ROMs
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HasC:
I use Citrix reciever to connect to work and can say without a shadow of doubt that this beast takes productivity to a new level.

l can access all my work applications that are available on Citrix including Microsoft office and am able to use handwriting input on MS Word which is fantastic. Also when I am taking notesat meetings, I no longer have to type them out if I want to distribute them.

The S-pen can be used as a cursor and under pen settings you can turn on a pointer that shows where the pen will land before touching the screen.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mdalacu:
You can also try Jump Desktop.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skeeterpro:
androidVNC works well.
[HTC ChaCha] stayfidz:
Hello,

I need to get maximum space with my dictionary in landscape mode, want to get full screen with my app while running, and remove the status bar temporally. :cyclops:

thanks.
[HTC ChaCha] kesongpinoy:
you can do this in the CM7 ROM, you can bind long press menu, search or home button to toggle the status bar
[HTC ChaCha] stayfidz:
Thanks kesongpinoy,

without CM7,

1. I found that Gemini Task manager Freezes/Block the Status bar module.

2. And now, install Super status bar, with alpha 0, and you're done :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nestor0401:
Hello, today to install the windows server droidmode,

according to the video tutorial, everything went well but when connecting smartphone tells me the password is incorrect,

try changing the port but nothing anyone could help it function, the system is windows 7 and use a rom with android 2.3

sorry for the bad English... :p
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Clark Joseph Kent:
Moved here for better assistance, OP can you provide more information. Thank You.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] speedyjay:
Why is it more apps are being developed for iOS and not android?? I personally think this sucks considering phones with android are dominating the smartphone market e.g android currently runs on Samsung phones, HTC phones, LG phones, Motorola phones, ZTE phones, Huawei phones as well as tablets such as Acer, Nexus 7, Galaxy Tab, HP Touchpad etc. I just get the feeling android is being left out. IOS runs on the iPhone and iPad and that's it....doesn't make sense to me.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] buzzcomp:
Agreed. Fortunately I have all the apps that I need ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] devwithzachary:
Its because if you make a app on iOS it only has to really work on 2 or 3 devices which makes testing and making bug free much easier.

With android there are so many devices it can be hard to debug across all device and screen sizes etc etc.

For 'simpler' apps its not a issue but with bigger more complexed apps it can be a bigger issue and thus far more work for the dev
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Geordie Lad:
Apparently over 40% of IOS Apps have never even been downloaded once so I think the word Shovelware certainly applies.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spunker88:
Its still the largest single device out there, one phone and one tablet. I imagine it makes dev work easier, sort of like building a complex website that only has to work in one browser. Plus the way the media talks about the iPhone all the time, many probably think it has a huge majority of the market share.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RoberGalarga:
Yeah, that's right. In fact, I never seen an Google commercial on TV, and many people don't know about Android. However, if you ask them "Do you know the iPhone/iPad?" surely the answer will be "yes... it's cool" :eek:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spunker88:
There are some Nexus 7 commercials on these days, and back before Verizon got the iPhone they ran quite a few commercials with the OG Droid and Droid X. The iPhone is in nearly every new movie when a cell phone is shown. Its ironic because for years Apple embraced being different than the mainstream majority of whatever product they were trying to sell. Now the iPad/iPhone is about as mainstream as you can get since its everywhere.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] speedyjay:
What about the android shop in California....that must be the only store dedicated to an OS lol
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BloatedDuck404:
Once Google opens a nexus store in every big city in the world and has more commercials, sues the heck out of everybody and mocks Apple then they will be more popular. Oh yea there are ups and down on both platforms. Apple charges 99 bucks a year to develop apps and publish them while android only charges 25 bucks. But like said above there are too many androids from 3.5 inch 800 megahertz processors to giant 4.8 inch phones with a quad core cpu. The galaxy note is 5.3" GEEZUS
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NicoJanuar:
apple smooth and no laggy :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmkilc:
And JellyBean isn't?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] speedyjay:
Iphones and iPads are just overpriced ****e imo! They all look and feel the same, layout has been the same since day 1, their not very attractive, specs are a joke (4s is EXACTLY the same as the 4 just added a dual core 800mhz CPU and a joke piece of software called siri, which doesn't work half the time) and they have a cheek to charge £599 for a beefed up version of the iPhone 4!!! You must be kidding right??
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drbobmd:
I just picked up a Galaxy S3 and it cost roughly the same as a new iphone. Apple appeals to a broad consumer base as any idiot can figure it out, and most people only use their phones to talk, text, facebook, angry birds, etc anyway. They're usually stable, and just work. Android, however, claims the cake because it doesn't lock you into any single hardware manufacturer, and has the open-source backing. It just so happens that since the tv is lovestruck by apple products, most people clamor to apple cause they saw it on tv, and since apple has the outspoken user base it does (aka fanboys), it popularly perceived that ios is the most popular platform. And with that, most entrepreneurs are going to go with the platform they feel their products will get the most exposure on, which leads to higher revenue. Econ 101
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clonak:
I think you pretty much nailed it. Android being based on linux, and an 'open' system, alot of linux users/hackers use it, and there for do not want to pay for software, as with their computer operating systems. Now dont get me wrong, some people do pay for software, but if you can find a free alternative, or even better just create your own, why would you pay for it ?

With Apple products, basicly morons are buying it because they are told to, they think it is cool, all thier dumb ass friends have them, and so any software that is needed for it, they will pay through the nose for, just like their devices they have to upgrade before they have finished paying off the last one.

Forgive my extreme dis-like for Apple products. I just really do not like them.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spunker88:
It was long before the iPhone that I stayed away from Apple products. Their computers were and still are way overpriced when compared to the same specs on a Windows PC. Or you can build your own and save even more money. iPods are overpriced and you are forced to use iTunes. I've used Creative and Sandisk players that don't require any software as they were USB mass storage devices. I can write a simple batch file to sync two directories, I don't need a big program like iTunes. I remember one of my friends showing off their cool new iPod shuffle years ago, the model without a screen. Meanwhile I had a Sandisk player (forget the model) that had a screen and more storage space plus it costs less. I also had (still have) my Dell Axim x50 which still is a better MP3/video player than any iPod today since it has CF and SD slots and can play nearly every format with TCPMP.

Android was the next move for me after Microsoft discontinued Windows Mobile. Its the only popular mobile OS for power users left. Its a lot more stable than WM ever was, not responding apps will force close where as on WM you would often have to restart the device.

Unless Apple does something innovative with the iPhone, I predict it is on a sinking ship. Its an outdated device/UI after 5 years with little changes. After ICS, anytime I see an iOS device it just looks so outdated. There have been hardware upgrades but today's iPhone doesn't look much different from the 2007 model. The mobile market moves fast and those who don't keep up die off, look at what happened to Windows Mobile which didn't change for years.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DD-Ripper:
One Topmost reason why Apps are more developed for iOS than Android:

The high-rated, most popular and mostly downloaded apps in Android suffers PIRACY ISSUE which is not acceptable to the developers as it incurs the developers a huge loss. Although it also happens with iOS apps, but their piracy rate is not that high as Android.

Also we must be thankful to the developers that in spite of these issues, they still develop good apps for us and make Android a better OS.

Sent From My Pencil
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drbobmd:
Nah dude I feel ya. You get the same (for the most part) applications for less to nothing, and if it doesn't have the exact functionality you're looking for, you can change it yourself. Apple doesn't even give the option to sideload whereas Android allows it even for a stock unrooted user. But where we see these drawbacks, it does make iOS much more stable because it's extremely difficult for iphone users to screw it up. But you have to remember, different clientele. The one thing Apple has going for them is their brilliant (if you wanna call it that) marketing. That's the only reason they've done so well, is because they've managed to make a cult of it and exploit that fact that people are half the time so pathetic they need some product/brand to represent who they are, and Apple has provided that branding for millions of people. I do some home automation/networking projects as a hobby, and I hate my buddy's macbook cause that thing leaves crap all over my servers, even if the shares are on major lockdown. And getting them to play nicely with media, forget about it.

Actually you can use an ipod with rhythm box, an itunes-like media player for Linux :). I don't have one, so I can't say anything on its functionality. I had a windows phone on, if I remember correctly, a motorola que or something. WORST PHONE EVER. I got from a friend, but I was rebooting a good 10 times a day cause it would lock up or something wacko. In terms of iOS's gui, all they'd have to do is keep adding gooey nonsense and if the play it off as an upgrade, the apple kids will eat it up for the next 30 years without any need for advancing the base functionality. Honestly, I'm sure karma will catch up with Apple (as it did for Microsoft) and they'll bury themselves in crap. Don't know what, I'm just being hopefull :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danny39:
Really because the iOS users are the dumbest and will buy pretty much any app that is developed.

I joke I joke.

But really the reason is because a lot of developers feel that all android users do is pirate apps so they can't make a profit.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] protonsavy:
There are so many factors why apple appstore has more apps,

Firstly it has a quality control, so when your apple appstore app is approved, then its a thing to be proud of :D next, the payment schemes offered my apple is easier than android, and also, you just need to test on 2 or maximum three devices unlike android where you gotta test on so many devices to with so many different API versions and screen sizes.

Next , visibility of new apps is much much more on apple store compared to Play store.

And lastly, the play store's global reach is less!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drbobmd:
Bingo. They simplify everything for quality control that they feel provides a better user experience, and to some extent it does. While it is extremely restrictive, it still provides the masses with simplicity, of whom don't know a motherboard from a graphics card half the time. Android is more of a Wild West of sorts, allowing the users to have more control of their environment. Then again, Apple proponents are more likely to pay stupid amounts of money for close to anything so they can be one of the cool kids whereas Android folk either couldn't/didn't want to afford an iphone, or are Linux people who aren't gonna be keen on paying for software in the first place.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] irfanmpm:
Somebody Help me to solve the no sim card recognition problem after boot loader unlock in my Xperia x10 mini pro. My phone was not SIM locked one before the unlock of Bootloader. Somebody Help me plsssss..... :crying:
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] AdamLange:
Courtesy of allmighty

[size=+2]Samsung-Updates.com[/size]

here's the latest ICS internal Samsung release leak for international version of Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (WiFi) (GT-P5110).

Here you can find OTA update for Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (WiFi) (GT-P5110) to the latest available version that were leaked.

P5110ZCBLH2

[size=+2] DOWNLOAD HERE! [/size]
​

You can apply this package trough the recovery menu and update your ICS 4.0.3 to 4.0.4.

- Download rom : P5110ZCALE3 region CHN ( Link. )

- flash it

- transfer OTA file to your tablet

- reboot to recovery

- install from zip

- reboot

- profit!

[size=+1]DO NOT MIRROR THIS FILES, ITS NOT NEEDED!

If you like to use this in your ROM, please credit samsung-updates.com for leak![/size]

if you like this one ;) just push donate and "send me a beer" :D

​
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] mab71:
4.0.4 is NOT jelly bean...

Sent from my GT-P5100
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] AdamLange:
Fixed that :)
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] chapitron:
It's multiligual? I question this because it is from China.
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] John_Br:
Doesn't work. The zip that downloads is corrupt.

Or am i doing something wrong?

Grtz,

John
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] r-l:
same here
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] lutschi96:
Hello,

is it multilingual? German?
[HTC EVO 3D] adventure_of_link:
Okay, here's the situation.

I just flashed hboot 1.58 from here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30014044&postcount=7

Beforehand, I flashed Freeza's AIO package posted on 8/1/2012, the one that updates everything but the kernel, recovery, and hboot: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1673377

On my bootloader screen I have:

***LOCKED***

SHOOTER XC SHIP S-OFF RL

HBOOT-1.58.0000

RADIO-1.09.00.0706

OpenADSP-v02.6.0.2226.00.0217

eMMc-boot

May 17, 2012,15:06:44

I'm using the latest 4EXT recovery, which is v.1.0.0.5 RC6 Testing, build: 46

I've tried _EVERYTHING_ to get this ROM going: format all partitions (except SD Card), wipe dalvik-cache, even the superwipe. Afterwards I would go into the setup and try to install the ROM. ROM installs, but on reboot I get stuck on a white HTC screen. This used to happen a lot to other people, but I understand this was (mostly) kicked in the rear end.

I've also set all the VPU/CPU speeds to the stock settings in the installation, and still no dice. Just so ya know, I can even install the latest deodexed gingerbread stock ROM for this device, and it works, for the most part (it bootloops until I install the hboot 1.40 revolution version).

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

****EDIT**** I got it to work; see post #10 if you are/were in the same pickle as me
[HTC EVO 3D] coal686:
It looks like you've done everything right. How long does it sit in the HTC screen?

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[HTC EVO 3D] adventure_of_link:
hi coal, thanks for the reply.

and the phone sits on the HTC screen indefinitely (either till the battery dies or I pull it).
[HTC EVO 3D] ZWYATT:
My guess would be incorrect kernel.

sudo passwd root
[HTC EVO 3D] adventure_of_link:
see that's what I was thinking too, but..

1. the full AIO freeza package has the kernel but has the potential to reset S-OFF (due to it including hboot 1.58)

and 2. you flash a ROM, the kernel usually comes with it..?
[HTC EVO 3D] ZWYATT:
I could not get Tribs rom to push the kernel.

You gotta find a compatible kernel, copy to sd, install via 4ext, then install rom.

sudo passwd root
[HTC EVO 3D] adventure_of_link:
thanks ZWYATT. is it possible to edit the other freeza update pack to update just the kernel only, or could it be possible to extract just the kernel from the update pack and install VIA 4ext?

and since this'll be my first time flashing a kernel, I just install from zip like always, right?
[HTC EVO 3D] ZWYATT:
From what I read, freeza doesn't touch the kernel.

Yep, just dload a compatible kernel, it will be a zip file, and choose install zip in 4ext.

You'll have to ask Trib about extracting a kernel from his rom. I do not know if he wants, or cares, if people do that.

sudo passwd root
[HTC EVO 3D] adventure_of_link:
Cool, thanks. As for Trib's ROM, all I know is people can use it as a base, but if people can extract the kernel from his ROM, I have no idea. it'd be nice if he'd check this thread since I can't post in his thread until I have at least ten posts.

EDIT: If it is allowed to extract the kernel from the ROM, can I take the kernel folder and make it into a zip file, then install via 4EXT?
[HTC EVO 3D] adventure_of_link:
Okay. So I see Trib has a new version of his ROM out... problem is, it intermittently likes to reboot.

I've tried EVERYTHING:

* wipe all partitions EXCEPT SD Card, followed by a superwipe

* I _finally_ got my bootloader unlocked, so I tried trib's method of flashing the stock RUU first, THEN his ROM

and either way, it reboots at random.

I even tried flashing the old kernel on his new ROM (and vice versa) to rule out the kernel, but unfortunately things get worse, as I can't even get on 4G or WiFi!!!
[HTC EVO 3D] adventure_of_link:
Here's a weird bug I got in the Play Store...

Update a user app, any of them. Swipe the progress bar. The update will automatically install and appear to work just fine o.o

However, do this to any of the Sprint bloat apps and it won't work (except voicemail, since it has its own updater)

Anyone else seem to get this?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gaikokujinkyofusho:
Hi, I have been marveling over the SGS2 1080p vid playback and with my new 64gb sdxc card watching video is more of an option, however, while the screen rocks it is not a 52" TV set either. I keep seeing various articles about goggles to be used with TVs etc but of the ones i have been able to find none of them seem like something that could connect to the SGS2. The coolest would of course be something like streaming via bluetooth/wifi from the SGS2 to the goggles but something like HDMI (or USB?) seems more practical? Regardless I haven't been able to find such things yet, something like the itvgoggles (the fancy models are overkill [not looking to pay a mint] but i am not sure if any of them work with android, the ITG-230 seems to work with ipod, any thoughts?) so if anyone is aware of such options a heads up would really be appreciated!

Cheers,

-Gaiko
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netban:
I highly doubt you will find anything of the sort without some kind of device in the middle. Even then it sounds like tech of the future :cool:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gaikokujinkyofusho:
Hey, Rizur, i just found Vuzix Wrap 920 which seemed promising in terms of at least being able to connect to an android phone but a bit too flawed in feel, aspect ratio, and rez (was also hoping to be able to use this in conjunction with a bluetooth mouse but the rez according to reviews seems to be not quite adequate for that). Will keep looking, but technically it does seem to be what i am looking for (hard to please i suppose :) )
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ProxiStyx:
Hey

Well, I hope somebody of you might help me. I`m using the CFW [ROM][JB][4.1.1] AOSP build #5.1.0 and as in the discription written the automount of external Harddrives dos not Werk yet. Is there any chance to get them working?

I`m using an adapter to plugin the drives. In the settings I can see hat Android recognizes the device but iT can`t supply it. Is there ans workaround? Because I really don`t want to change the ROM