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[T-Mobile LG G2x] Laxshanth:
Oh I'm with wind too aha, just wondering how much did u pay for ur g2x? And was it used or new and when did u buy it
[T-Mobile LG G2x] GeneralCrocket:
Ok... and why do we care?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] breadland:
I was just comparing my expriences with the Gnex and G2x.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] tehSecret:
Ok... and why do we care?

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your post would have had actual meaning if you were a DEV or something of the sort. imo...
[T-Mobile LG G2x] SefEXE:
I actually prefer the G2x's camera, but I still enjoy my Nexus for all the other reasons, lol.

Welcome aboard. :highfive:

What's your point in even being in this thread?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] buru898:
There are/were many threads about people moving on to another device and usually a moderator closes the threads due to them finding it pointless I guess.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] SefEXE:
Then it'll get shoved off when it's time for judgment has come.

I just don't see a point in people coming into a thread just to bash someone when it's not even a big deal.

If you REALLY don't care, then just stay out of it and let the mods deal with it. Let the man leave and be happy with his new phone.

Obviously not directing that at you, buru.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] fortissimo:
I have also bought a Galaxy Nexus and a Galaxy S II X, and one of them will replace my WIND branded P999DW. Thus my P999DW will be for sale very soon now.

I haven't received my GN yet as it is still in the US, but so far the S II X seems very nice.

WIND has no updates and the official OS is 2.2 still. It is sad as a flag ship model costing $445. when I bought it 11 months ago.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] adnana1024:
My friend rooted his Galaxy Tab, and attempted to install a custom rom on it. For some reason, he flashed a jelly bean gapps zip, and now all of the google apps force close (still on the stock rom). This happens even after a full wipe and factory reset, since I would assume the wrong gapps has still been flashed. I downloaded ROM manager from the tablet's browser and tried flashing CWM recovery, but when I reboot into recovery, it just shuts off, and after a while, it's reverted back to the stock recovery (where I can't install zip from sdcard). In addition to this, for some reason, the tablet never gives the option to view files and folders on PC when connected via USB, so I can't even copy the zip files over (USB debugging is enabled). There isn't even any mount/unmount options in the storage settings.

What's going on here, and how can I fix this? As of now, it seems I can't do anything and I may just give it back to my friend.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] eXiled Killah:
If you're looking to restore the tablet back to original purchased state then check out this thread here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1342995

Install Kies before using Odin as that will give you the proper drivers assuming you're using a Windows PC. The drivers will install the first time that you have Odin set up and you have the tablet in download mode. More than likely, even though you clicked start, Odin will sit or hang like it's waiting for something. If it sits for a while without doing anything at all, early on, close Odin and restart the setup process again. This time around the drivers are already installed and it should go smoothly from there. The tablet will restart on its own when its finished and after long boot you'll be greeted by the intial setup. It should naturally do about 3 software updates once setup is complete. That means that it will download the 1 update at a time and ask you if you want to install. After each reboot you should see more downloading activity until updates are complete I recommend after the very first boot you shut off mobile data and use Wifi only as these updates may munch up data...

Good luck.:fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] adnana1024:
Wow, I really appreciate your response. I'll try this out later today, and post back with what happened (Can't right now as I'm at work). Thanks for your help!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] angst911:
I love CM10/JB builds so far, the one thing I miss is the TW clock (not widget) with the Timer & Stopwatch. Does anyone have any recommendations?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] RIVANH:
Hello guys i found this style for launching apps on home screen

a looks amazing but i cant make it work for my galaxy s3

Please if anyone can help me out to make it work

here is all the details

http://mycolorscreen.com/2012/08/30/circle-menu-2/

other http://mycolorscreen.com/2012/08/23/circle-menu/

http://dribbble.com/shots/696455-Circular-Menu

Thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] zul8er:
Seeing that it is a uzip and a template I bet it is for uccw
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] RIVANH:
Yes it's for uccw do u have an idea how to make it work
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] zul8er:
Nope. Did the memory leak get fixed in UCCW? I haven't used it since that was a issue.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] aznmode:
Why not just use the Circle Launcher app from Google play? Seems to do the same thing as this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nickolas:
OK gang, here's what just happened. I have a Verizon nexus running nitros eclipse build 12 with the radios that were just leaked flashed. I recently received the sprint extended battery bundle. I put the battery in, boot to recovery, wipe batt stats, cache and dalvik. I reboot and am greeted with a box saying android updating....optimizing apps. Nothing seems to have changed on my phone..can anyone tell me what happened?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] El Daddy:
This happens when you clear cache.

"android is updating" is essentially just caching your apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
This is normal, and usually I believe is because of Zipalign or previously installed mods from recovery such as the radio.

Edit: in this instance wiping Cache and Dalvik gave you this message.

Edit2: El Daddy beat me :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nickolas:
Thanks guys, I appreciate the knowledge.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] 7ftnick:
Hi everyone.

I got a Flyer on HC (Stock rooted) and another htc phone on GB.

The question is:

When I am am watching a video in stream take this site for example www.watchcartoononline.com

The video starts to play in a browser. And when I enter full screen mode, I get their flash player controls.

Now these controls are usualy small and not fit for finger input.

On my GB phone , if I choose to stream a flash video, a menu pops up asking me which player I would like to use to watch this video (eg. Stock or MX)

Anyway is there a way to make this menu pop up in the browser of my Flyer or does HC have some limitation on that ?

Thanx.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] anish25:
Hello,

Initially i did not have any security but now i wanted some security for phone. So I put in a pin code security, only problem now is lockscreen pull down menu is not working. Any one have any suggestions for getting around this?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Ngambek2003:
That won't work if you have security enabled lock screen. Kinda defeat the purpose of having a lock screen.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] avarize:
Reset with Google account.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] johnomaz:
Are there any kernels for the S3 (ATT version) that supports NTFS? I'd like to be able to use my phone to let my kids watch movies when on car trips or something but dont' want to take up the room on my phone's SD card. I have a flash drive and the correct cable to connect it to my phone, but its NTFS formatted and have files over the FAT32 size limit. My S3 is Stock Rooted and would like to keep it that way. Moving to an AOSP ROM isn't what I want right now so a kernel for stock sammy is needed.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] PMentior:
You don't need a kernel look for Paragon NTFS in the market. It needs root access and it won't mount automatically but its really easy to use.

Sent from my Galaxy S3 running DietICS
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] johnomaz:
Thanks! I don't use it often so automounting isn't an issue. Imma check it out right now.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] lbarb2133:
why cant i disable map service samsung. it always running and when i go to disable it, its dark. what is it for?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bagarwa:
I had flashed the AOKP build 1 ROM last week. Among other issues, the Gallery app was not showing any images from the sdcard. I then did a nandroid restore back to Bugless Beast. But the Gallery app is still not showing sdcard photos. If I add any new photo, that is showing up in Gallery after sometime; but not existing photos.

How do I solve this? Is there any way to force the Gallery app to scan sdcard for media and pick up the images?

note -

1) Gallery app worked fine before flashing AOKP

2) I don't have .nomedia in my pictures folder and they show up fine in quickpic

3) I still need Gallery to work, as apparently the app 'bump' depends on it. Bump doesn't detect pictures, if Gallery doesn't. :(

Any suggestions?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] techspecs:
I'd bet if you look at the folder or root in astro or root explorer you'll see a file named ".nomedia" somewhere. It might take a little while until the scan occurs for the pictures to show up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] super_dk:
Apparently it has something to do with ROM manager. If you have it installed, uninstall it and redownload from the CWM website and install it again. Reboot and it should be fine. It worked for me when I had this problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bagarwa:
Nope, no .nomedia files involved. Else they wouldn't have showed up in quickpic either. I anyway checked with root browser too, with 'show hidden file' checked. No .nomedia file.

I uninstalled the ROM manager and rebooted. No effect. I then cleared cache and data of Gallery and Media Storage and rebooted. Let Gallery run its scan for sometime. Now it is showing a few picture folders of the sdcard. And a lot of 'place holder' dark grey tiles with no images in them. Guess it is still scanning. But it's been almost an hour now. Still scanning...!!!??

Will update later if everything shows up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cheko_lokz:
I had the same thing, and i was keep changing ROMs and then AOKP worked..so idk!:confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] moeahmad1995:
Hey op, this is in the wrong section. Please pm a mod to move it otherwise it is going to get closed. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Texas_T-Bolt:
Just don't have clock work mod installed then it will be fine
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anupsnair:
1. Disable the Media Scanner

2. Use FX Explorer to go to the Folder and select rescan folder.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SOGJC:
When you say clockworkmod, are you referring to the recovery or the apk?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bagarwa:
Update -

After clearing cache/data of gallery and media storage and rebooting, Gallery ran its scan for some time and now it is showing all images. So, that's the solution. :good:

Errrr, which section should move it to? Please suggest.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zeroxg4:
Q&A (question and answer)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bagarwa:
Thanks. but looks like users can't move thread. Only mods can.

Mods, could you please move this thread to appropriate section? :o
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] marcustaz:
OP huge thanks for the fix!
[General Questions and Answers] SAHARAT:
Ok...

Stats:

SGSIII - Verizon - CleanRom 2.0 - CleanKernal 1.0

I have searched and searched but can't see "for sure" what boot annies, and themes are compatable.. Yes, I know both are based off of stock, but surely there must be something, for now... As it stands, I really like this ROM/Kernal combo (must be daily driver)... any suggestions? I would ask in the dev spots but....well.... No Can Do.... (not a complaint, just an explanation..lol).... Thanks..
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] engelsione:
4.1 sense looks tempting... But I won't trade Google Now if I will loose root.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Robert542:
Is this a serious question
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] tcf38012:
Hello,

I'm from the atrix 2 community!

I need a dump of cdt.bin

I think it is /dev/block/mmcblk1p6

But I'm not sure but it is in the atrix 2.

You must have an unlocked bootloader!

Thanks in advanced,

TCF38012
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] Skrilax_CZ:
Atrix 2 = TI OMAP based phone

Photon Q = QC Snapdragon based phone

There is similar partition to cdt.bin here, yes. However it won't help you in any way, on Developer RAZR, even if you unlock the bootloader, you will still have the same cdt.bin, and it's signature will still be checked.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] rvngg:
is there a version of the nova launcher for galaxy y?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] The_animaToR:
I think no....holo launcher just do the job

"Addicted to XDA more then facebook.....lol"
[About XDA developers] lreyes:
Is there any solution to where I can't see the pics I upload with taptalk on my phone and if I upload with this forum I get and error
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
Download Imgur and upload pics to xda through that.

It's what a load of people have had to do.

"Knowledge is power" = Read, Read, Read!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] viskon:
I have owned three Android devices before getting my GNex. Each of those three devices were rooted and rom-ed within the first one month. I have had my GNex for almost two months now on stock jellybean, no root or custom recovery. The flasher within me is itching to flash something new. The pragmatic within me finds no justification for flashing. The other devices had some issue or the other; everything works fine on stock jb on the Gnex. I am trying my best to side with the pragmatic.

Question to the community- I know what I gain from flashing a custom rom ( customizability, overclocking,etc) . Other than the warranty, what do I lose by moving away from the stock rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] legato89:
Well, I for one won't be flashing any ROMs (at least for several months) once my GNEX arrives tomorrow. Whenever I had an unsolvable issue which was with the ROM I chose and would ask for help, I'd get the most cynical responses. "That's what you signed up for" seems to be the common theme. It's like people enjoy being in constant beta tester mode, even when they are supposedly running the stable build of a ROM. The only reason I would flash a ROM is if the default JB build the phone came with was horribly broken. Overclocking on something like a phone is a bit excessive, especially for something that is already a powerhouse and can run the most intense games available for it with relative ease.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 1stx2:
You don't lose the warranty if you know what you're doing........
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] peachpuff:
You don't lose anything, but you gain a lot of nifty features.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
I recommend you always try stock out for a bit before trying anything else. Stock 4.1.1 is damn good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drzplaya1121:
Stock is great but I got tired of my phone giving me 15 hours of battery life on avg so I rooted to get a kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] viskon:
Interesting. That is what i currently get. And did flashing a new kernel help?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] leppo:
I tried several highly regarded JB roms (ParanoidAndroid, CM10 nightly, the varieties of AndroidME), but keep coming back to stock + Nova Launcher. Don't even need to (re-)root for that. Just a great combination that you can rely on.

But when I get that itch, I play around with ParanoidAndroid for a few days here and there. A really interesting rom, which I'm sure you'll hear a lot about.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jamezz23:
I was coming from a sgs2 that was on a custom ROM and surprisingly I'm happy with stock 4.1 and see no need to flash a custom ROM. Maybe just a kernel to get better battery life even tho it lasts me all day with about 4 hours of screen on time so I can't really complain.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zeinzu:
I've been rooting, modding, and even custom ROM building since my Samsung Moment days and ever since. Since I got my Galaxy Nexus on Sprint, however, all I've done is flash a completely pure AOSP stock build of 4.1.1. With this device I have no desire other than to be running the most current Android source. Everything just works, and works well. I have no need for flashy features. Jelly Bean already has every feature I need.

Sent from my Stock AOSP Android 4.1.1 Galaxy Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dr.m0x:
I love stock vanilla Android. All my other phones, I'd root and install Cyanogenmod asap. I'd always use the modified factory roms on offer as well, because Cyanogenmod often didn't work that well in the early days of a new device or Android version.

On the nexus I don't really need to flash, but I still use Cyanogenmod 10 anyway for the sole reason the power control toggles in the status bar are very handy.

Either way, only a nexus device can offer such high quality aosp based roms. I say have fun trying a few. Yes there are still issues sometimes but it's nothing like what I've experienced in other phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CourtimusMaximus:
Definitely Cusome

Stock is always nice for a while, but the reason you get a nexus is to be able to have fun and do things that others can't :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zeinzu:
One of the reasons. For me it's just to have the latest AOSP software, and for me that is enough. The Nexus fills both plates very well.

Sent from my Stock AOSP Android 4.1.1 Galaxy Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] starnostar:
The reason I got a nexus was because I hated all the touchwiz/sense stuff and the pre-installed carrier garbage... thus removing my reason to root my phone (not that I don't like to tinker, but 18 credit hours leaves little time).

The only reason I ended up rooting was for PGM so I dont destroy my power button in 3 months like all my previous phones, and for the widgets to show up in apex/nova. Aside from those, I run a totally stock system...

On an unrelated note, sooooo many iphone owners in my classes ask me how to wake their iphone by swiping... i love telling them that they cant :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CyberpunkDad:
Same boat. GSM stock ROM. Itching BUT I don't want to lock the phones secure element because Google wallet is pretty cool.

Night features are nice but not worth losing wallet over
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheStoof:
With the GSM Galaxy Nexus, you can unlock, root, find a custom ROM and flash it, then find the Google Wallet APK and install it. It'll say "unsupported device" because Google wants to warn you about "rooting," but it'll activate and work :).

I'm using NexusHD 4.3 with GApps and Google Wallet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chelhydra:
With Galaxy Nexus and Jelly Bean there is no reason to try custom ROMS. Only bug a can find is 2.4GHZ wireless.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Guiding.God:
I've tried to stay as close to JB stock as possible, flashing a vanilla deodexed build of JB and just a couple of mods (battery percent and louder speaker sound) that increase everyday functionality for me and a kernel change because it increases battery life and on demand performance by a practically useful margin. Everyone's personal preferences I suppose but that's the great thing about a nexus device, it can please different tastes/uses very well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anil76:
Gnex is so boring ...there is no compelling reason to flash .. everything works just great without any tweaking ;)

Life with galaxy s was more fun...flashing every nightly..dealing with bugs..spending hours on xda forum to find the fixes/work arounds / tricks to improve battery life..I miss all these.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drzplaya1121:
A little but I also purchased the Samsung 2000 mah extended battery so I'm not sure if its the battery or the kernel but I will say Franco kernel gave me a good 3.5 hours of screen along with my battery compares to the 2.5 hrs I got on stock. Doesn't seem like much but it will make the difference when not near a charger.

Tried a few other kernels but got reboots and lag. Now experimenting with trinity to see which gave me the best bang for my buck. No phone is the same so u gotta try em all *sigh*

And this is with moderate to heavy usage including tethering and the bad reception at my job
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Il_Tene:
The gnex is my first android and I've bought it when JB was already out. For now I don't need to try custom Rom, I've only rooted it to install some apps l like Cerberus. Maybe in the future I'll try to flash something, but let's see..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tgyberg:
On a custom rom I really like the option to be able to long press the power button and choose reboot. Also like the additional lock screen targets. After having those two simple options, I'm not going back to stock!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Groschen:
Ive got a nexus for 3 days now. I rooted it and installed cyanogenmod, but it doesnt make phone like on the old non google devices. Now i had android revolution hd which gives me hopefully the best performance and battery life. Stock is almost perfect!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BFirebird101:
You trollin?

Running a KILLDroidHACK ROM on my toro GNex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
I find for Gnex, custom ROMs are only for people who wants more customization... Other than that, stock jelly bean works and works flawlessly. No need to flash anything.

For me, I would love to have some more customization for my phone, and that's why I'm sticking with AOKP Jelly Bean build
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schumici:
i'm using AndroidME CM10 v1.6 and Franco Kernel Milestone 5. i dropped the minimum rate to 230mhz and raised the maximum speed 1420 mhz. than i installed "S3 addon". my GNex'es battery life is very good for me with all that
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I'm never going back to stock with CNA jellybean over clocked to 1.8ghz and it stable.

Galaxy Nexus-codenameandroid rom
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drzplaya1121:
wow good stuff guys. But do we really need to overclock our phones? 1.2 on this processor runs perfectly fine. And question....do u ever experience any issues with 230 mhz frequency? I'm afraid to get SOD and bootloops on restart lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Il_Tene:
But how long lasts (don't know if is the right word) the battery with overclocked devices?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schumici:
i use min rate to 240mhz during 2 weeks, and i haven't seen any problem. stock min rate is 350mhz, i'm dropping it to 240. so i save battery. if i need performance it's running on 1420mhz. so i have a combination of battery efficiency and performance :o
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rayiskon:
All respect goes to devs around here on xda, but nothing beats stock. Gnex runs great on stock and unless u have a faulty device (tinted display for example), it doesn't have any major issues. So it only comes down to customization, are u satisfied with the options the stock software gives u, or u like to pimp up ur phone.

Personally , (other than cm roms/kernels) i don't see the need for a custom kernel, i don't expect some 15 year old kid who knows a bit of C , to know better than the devs @ Google. I totally agree with what someome already said about people being beta testers for too long. As when it comes to me, i'm staying with stock jb untill a rc cm10 arrives.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
Custom > Stock.

Too many features and abilities to customize.

and Google devs make kernels for stability only, not features, where the devs here, do both.

Some of the kernels I've seen on here are probably better than anything Google would put out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oilers2010:
I was on stock JB then I decide to try CM 10 nightly and I won't be turning back. The main reason is I can customize my phone by choosing different themes as well as I get better battery life and signal.

But that is the beauty of android, it's your phone. If you want to try a custom rom, go for it. If you want to stay on stock but still want to customize, get nova launcher, etc.

After I post this now I find some issues with geolocation, going back to stock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rayiskon:
Stability > customization ;)