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[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Farzin-PC:
hello

i want original android 1.6 firmware for X10mini(E10i) and X10mini pro(U20i)

its not matter what is that (can be backup or ftf file!!!)

cheers

sorry for my english :p
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] TheMiltos21:
I don't have it but why would you like Android 1.6 again?2.1 is better for both worlds : Its prettier + faster + more battery!

Anyways,I don't have it :(
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Farzin-PC:
yes you right

2.1 is better of 1.6

but i need that cause some reason

if anyone have that please give it to me
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] JXulo:
Do you find it? E need it too...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Farzin-PC:
not yet

but i find someone with 1.6 android!!!!!

but she is Beginner

it's hard to learn she how make backup of rom

but when i give it i will tell u
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] JXulo:
I found my 2.1 branded yesterday, what a relief....

Good luck for you and thank you anyway
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] yolchy:
even need the firmware? in this post i upload 1.6 donuts U20i;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1964833
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Farzin-PC:
wow!!!

yes i need

thank u so much bro :x

what about E10?

--------------------update----------------------

i flash U20 1.6 firmware on E10

touch does not work and buttons response is wrong
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] CygnusHyoga:
I need to the original 1.6 firmware for E10i.

Anyone can help me? Big thanks :good:
[HTC Rezound] GMFreak8:
I came from the incredible to the rezound. With the incredible there was the capability to dual boot roms, so you could have a daily driver and then one to experiment with. I was wondering if anything exists for the rezound that would accomplish the same thing. Did a search and didn't find anything so I figured I would ask here. Any responses much appreciated. Thanks, Kyle.
[HTC Rezound] shrike1978:
Boot Manager works fine for Sense roms. I've heard of a lot of problems with AOSP roms though.
[HTC Rezound] GMFreak8:
Is there any other app that will accomplish the same thing that is being updated? Looks like they abandoned the project.
[HTC Rezound] famouscollin:
Rom toolbox pro should do it haven't done it personally but there's the option. And their still updating.

sent from my s-off reZound rockin' viperRez Rom on global ICS firmware:)
[HTC Rezound] GMFreak8:
I downloaded Rom toolbox. I can't seem to find the option though. I bought the pro version just because I had a credit and it does cut down on the apps I need. Anyway if you could point me in the right direction that would be awesome.
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
I need some serious (non-trolling) advice.

I'm committed to using a single device as my MP3 (lossless audio really) player and my phone. One of the biggest reasons is that my car will now display the entire phone screen on my NAV screen, which means I can interact with my phone apps and listen to the music at the same time.

I was originally committed to doing this with my Android phone (HTC EVO 3D), but the sound quality is sub-par to my iPod Touch (using lossless audio, the same speakers and/or headphones on both). I tried numerous music players (Poweramp, Doubletwist, Winamp, etc. etc.), numerous ROM's, and I even did a blind soundtest with my family. Everytime my iPod touch beat my HTC EVO 3D.

I'm now (very reluctantly) leaning towards the iPhone 5. It's not something I'm really excited about, but in researching android phones with good audio it doesn't look like I have a lot options.

What would you do?

Also, if I go with the iPhone 5, I might as well switch carriers. I've been a Sprint customer for like 10+ years, but they don't have LTE in my area and all the local staff are telling me 6 months (which probably means 12). Needless to say 3G on Sprint is very subpar in my area. I hate Verizon and their stupid data limits, but the only way I can feasibly think about staying with sprint is if I got a mi-fi device, but it would have to be unlimited, which also doesn't appear to be an option. /sigh.

I feel like I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place, so I'd appreciate some suggestions.
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
If you are considering a switch to Verizon, you might want to compare the HTC Rezound to the iPhone 5, preferably hands-on. I've heard the Rezound has better built-in audio that the Evo 3D and some other improvements as well. And I think the insurance/replacement cost is much less than an iPhone 5.

Good luck!

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] EGOvoruhk:
Why don't you just go with an S3 and an external DAC? Then if you switch carriers, you could at least go T-Mobile and keep the unlimited plan
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
Nice! Thanks for the link; I appreciate it!
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
I heard the S3 audio is sub-par without a kernel change. I can't confirm whether or not that is true, but that's what my preliminary research showed. I also don't think I can use an external DAC with my device that integrates my smartphone with my car http://www.vaistech.com/dev/iVIC-droid.php at least that's my perception.

Thanks for the suggestion though. I've definitely considered the S3 phone and T-Mobile before...but I have to admit I'm attached to Sprint (and Google Voice integration). I'm still half tempted to port my number to google voice, but I have a pretty good discount with Sprint right now.

/torn
[HTC EVO 3D] c3T:
As far as audio quality for phones, there isn't a phone that I know of that can best an Apple product. You're better off with the iPhone 5 if your interest lies in audio.
[HTC EVO 3D] 2k4mach:
+1 on that.

sent from my iPhone5
[HTC EVO 3D] cpie20:
+1
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
I can't really comment on the sound quality of the iPhone 5 versus the Evo 4G LTE since I've never used either, but iOS started out on the iPod so it's no surprise that its sound quality is excellent. For overall features, this comparison calls it a tie with three out of five of the iPhone advantages being related to size and weight, and the other two are internal memory (there is no memory card for the iPhone) and screen resolution. Here's a side-by-side comparison (including a video) of the HTC One X versus the iPhone 5.

It wouldn't be hard choice for me if I had to pick between the two, but I'm planning to wait for the next generation of Android phones which will most likely leapfrog both of these options.

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] xblackvalorx:
Beats and custom kernels, my 3D sounds much better than the 4s. Most of my 4s owning friends agree. Not talking speaker, headphone port wise.
[HTC EVO 3D] c3T:
I have a 4s, and my phone sounds nowhere near as good as it with my audio equipment. Be that with IEM's, and headphones with DAC's/Amps/blah blah blah. Beats, and kernels that are suited for it does make a difference, but not to the point that it is better. IMO

The guy wants something for audio, and I recommend the iPhone. When it comes to audio, an iDevice can't be denied of its quality. Particularly when it comes to phones.
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
I heard the audio was bad on the One X / 4G LTE, but I like the device and that link was interesting for some of the other categories. Thanks for the suggestion.
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
If I were you, I would listen to them all and judge for myself.

You might want to put an MP3 that you know pretty well on DropBox or a similar site and download it via the browser on each phone if they will let you do that. I know the Apple products prefer AAC but MP3 is the real standard and the only way to use the same source on all the phones.

BestBuy may be a good place to do a side-by-side comparision, and I'm sure the cellular sales people will have their own opinions as well.

Good luck!

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
Can you tell me what custom kernel you are talking about? I've tried a few, and tons of music apps...the closest I got was PowerAmp (which sucks from a UI perspective), but for some reason that only seemed to be competitive with the headphone jack (after tons of tweaking); Unfortunately to make matter worse, my Evo 3d wasn't even close after outputting via hdmi and that will be the output with my car.

...and I'm not exaggerating at all when I say I had 6 people listen now and all of them picked the iPod Touch over my HTC Evo 3D (yes it was a blind test, and no I'm not happy about it). If I hadn't been listening to my iPod Touch both through the headphones and in my car (for years), I probably wouldn't even do the comparison.

Thanks again for your comments.
[HTC EVO 3D] c3T:
The reason it's better is because of the DAC. That's something you can't change from the EVO 3D. I do not have much more time to elaborate, but please visit this website for your audio needs.

http://www.head-fi.org/

I'm an avid member of that site, and it's one of the best websites you can visit for any audio inquiries you may have.
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
Thanks; I actually found that site via Google, and I have been reading a little. However, some of it is above my head...and there seems to be quite the debate between the manufacturer of the DAC and the difference between the iPhone 4 and iPhone 5....not to mention the android products. If you have some threads you would recommend and could throw my way, I'd appreciate it.
[HTC EVO 3D] c3T:
Read this thread.

http://www.head-fi.org/t/627754/iphone-5-and-new-ipod-touch-dac
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
Here's a thread on that site that says the Galaxy S III has a Wolfson DAC, which is apparently the "holy grail" since that's what the iPhone users are looking for as well.

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
Very cool. Thanks; I missed that one (and/or I forgot about it...been reading a lot over the past couple weeks). It's too bad it's all so subjective, but I guess that's to be expected!
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
I heard people talking about the Wolfson DAC, but I never knew the S III had it. I guess with a different kernel / ROM it could be superior. Thanks for the info!
[HTC EVO 3D] c3T:
It isn't the holy grail. People are generally bias when it comes to DAC's. Read the thread I posted, you basically see it.
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
I did read through it and saw the debate about the Cirrus Logic vs. Wolfson DAC but most seemed to prefer the latter. It also seemed like the people posting in that thread weren't too happy with the sound on the iPhone 5 vs. the 4S.

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] c3T:
When it comes to sound, some people tend to have their preferences on how they would prefer their audio. Some prefer a fuller sound, and some don't. Different DAC's can give a difference experience a person isn't accustomed to, as you can see in the thread. Any how the iPhone would be the ideal choice from what was presented.
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
That's starting to seem somewhat subjective based on the information on the site you linked and your comments, especially since the OP said he was reluctant to move away from Android. I didn't know nearly as much about audio on phones before this thread, but it "sounds" like a Samsung phone with the Wolfson DAC and a kernel that supports the Voodoo sound enhancements might give the iPhone a run for its money. :)

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] c3T:
I was differentiating between the iPhone 5, and 4s in regards to opinions on DAC's. I know nothing about the Galaxy S III (audio wise) because I haven't bothered looking into it. What I know about is the iPhone, and that was the answer I was presenting him. If this is the case, then he can go ahead and purchase an SIII. :-\
[HTC EVO 3D] EGOvoruhk:
US S3 (Krait-based) doesn't have a Wolfson DAC

The real question is, does MHL send digital audio? If not... why the hell not? It should be bypassing the device DAC. Would the iVAC even have the ability to receive digital audio?
[HTC EVO 3D] Arbelzapf:
Do USB DACs like the FiiO E7 work via OTG? I know they work on the NookColor, but I don't own one and can't try. But if it works, it would be a nice workaround for anyone who isn't satisfied with the EVO3D's sq.

Personally, I'm completely fine with my Evo. I didn't like it stock, but custom kernels have helped a LOT.

I own a Nationite S:Flo2, but I have stopped using it completely. The difference in sq isn't worth the inconvenience of carrying another device and I try to stop being too autistic about audio in general. I have good headphones, my phone sounds nice, why complain :)
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
I appreciate both of your responses, and I sincerely appreciate all the input. I guess I at least have it narrowed down to the Galaxy S III, the HTC One X / 4g LTE, or the iPhone 5. I probably need to test them all individually, but I'm not even sure the waiting period is long enough (or that I'm allowed to test that many devices). Any input on the waiting periods or how many handsets I can test?

To answer an earlier question, I do lossless audio (not MP3's) because it sounds soooooo much better in my car (and even my headphones) than 320kbps MP3's (and I don't consider myself an audiophile). Yes there is a slight format difference FLAC vs Apple Lossless, but since they are both lossless the comparison should still be valid (plus those are the formats I would be listening to and I can't control the fact that Apple doesn't support FLAC).

Thanks for all the suggestions and reference material. I sincerely appreciate it!
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
I believe MHL does send digital audio. This is one of many articles on the topic: http://androinica.com/2011/05/mhl-i...hdmi-out-and-charges-device-at-the-same-time/

Yes the iVIC does have the ability to receive digital audio. I have the ML+ right now and it does digital audio as well, and now that I've been using that for a year ... it's kinda set an audio standard that I'm somewhat attached to.
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
Yes, that's true. Amazon and Newegg both sell unlocked international models with the Exynos quad core configuration and the Wolfson DAC, but that would probably mean having to go with AT&T or T-Mobile. There's an Exynos CDMA based version with LTE in Korea, so hopefully the next generation US Galaxy will have the Wolfson or Yamaha DAC.

Francois Simond (supercurio) who developed the Voodoo apps seems to be the recognized expert on Android audio and it seems that so far he only supports the Samsung Galaxy phones and Asus Transformer tablets, but I know he's been considering the Google Nexus devices as well.

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
Thanks for the info. Contacting supercurio...
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
Not at this point. You might be interested in this thread.

As someone else pointed out that probably wouldn't matter in your car if you are getting digital audio via HDMI, but it might reduce the sq with headphones. I'm not getting LTE in my area anytime soon so if I were in your situation the international version of the SGS3 might still be an option.

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
Forgive my ignorance, but why does it matter on my EVO3D then? The audio when I go directly to my receiver is horrid with my EVO3D (and great with my iPod Touch). Is it because the EVO3D is using the receiver DAC (and it's horrible?), and the iPod Touch is using the internal Apple iPod DAC?

I'm sorry if I'm slow...I'm just trying to educate myself.
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
Anyone have any thoughts on this? Does the HDMI out use the external device DAC as opposed to the HTC EVO3D DAC? If so, why is the DAC so much better with an iPod Touch and apple cable vs. the HTC EVO 3D with HDMI?

Thanks for helping educate me....
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
I'm not an expert on USB audio for the Evo 3D, but this article on the MHL connector might help. My understanding is that HDMI output includes "raw" digital audio and would always use the DAC on the receiving device, so I don't understand how an iPod would be using its own DAC.

There were some people that commented on audio via HDMI earlier in this thread so maybe one of them will jump in and elaborate.

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] woody296:
I can't give any comments on the audio here but thanks to all involved for keeping it as an adult thread where people try to respect each other. Very refreshing.:good:
[HTC EVO 3D] coal686:
IPhone sucks. Android FTW.

(Too soon?)
[HTC EVO 3D] Juanito216:
Voodoo sound works on the Nexus S, I used it with my previous phone(Nexus S 4G) which has a Wolfson.
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
Thanks for your suggestion. Isn't the Nexus S limited to 16GB of internal storage though? (I believe I came across them as an option earlier and discounted them because of the storage space).

I currently have a 32 GB iPod Touch and it's almost full (because I use lossless audio). That's why I bought (and am now using) a 64GB sdcard on HTC EVO 3D.

Thanks again for your suggestion; I should have explained my situation earlier.
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
I agree with your assessment based on the little bit of research I've done, but that leaves me .... confused.

The only reason I can think of why a iPod touch would sound so much better than my HTC EVO 3d then is if either

A.) Somehow some external DAC's are more favorable to audio from apple devices *or*

B.) Somehow my device has an output problem or there is a hardware problem, but since I've tried different ROM's, kernels, hdmi cables, etc. I'm having a hard time believing it's a hardware problem. However, I did order a new MHL to HDMI adapter out of desperation. ;)

Some of you USB/MHL/HDMI audio experts please feel free to chip in and educate this poor sap (aka me).

Thanks for your time.
[HTC EVO 3D] Juanito216:
I wasn't recommending that you buy it. Was actually responding to a previous comment to someone else, I thought I hit the quote button, either it didn't work or I was mistaken. but yeah its storage is limited to 16gb and then you can only use about 13gb. Not trying to start anything but there is a "controversial" kernel that I've only been hearing good things about when it comes to sound on the 3VO, have you tried it?

Btw how much was your sd card/where did you purchase it?
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
No worries; Sorry if I "horned-in" on your reply.

I believe I'm familiar with the one you are referring to, but if you would p.m. me with the name that would be great. To be honest I'm not sure I tried the HDMI audio out with it, so I'm willing to give it another try. ...Pretty soon I'm going to have to make a spreadsheet of all the variables and combinations I've tried to make the HTC EVO 3D sound decent ;)

Just saw your second question: I bought my SD card on Amazon a couple weeks ago (when I started on this wonderful project). I believe it was $55, but I splurged for the Sandisk Class 10 just in case I use it another device that can take full advantage of it later on....

Thanks again for your help.
[HTC EVO 3D] Juanito216:
http://m.engadget.com/2012/10/02/iphone-vs-rivals-audio-tests/
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
Good article. Here's the bottom line for people that don't want to read through the whole thing:

I guess it may be time to grab an iPhone 4S cheap if you want the best smartphone for serious audio. That article really confirms the discussion in this thread, that the international version of the S3 is probably at least on par with the iPhone 5.

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] asrebel:
I just ran across that article this morning (and was going to post it in here), but you beat me to it.

I'm still a little shocked with their results. I was expected the international version of the SGIII to be better, and it's not even on par with the iPhone 5 much less the iPhone 4S

Device-----------------------Loudness---Dynamic-Range-Distortion--Hiss	"Quality"-----Total

FIIO E17--------------------60-------------60----------58-------60------------60---------------------298/300

iPhone 4S------------------54-------------57----------60-------60------------58---------------------289/300

iPhone 5--------------------45-------------55----------60-------60------------55---------------------275/300

HTC One X (global)-----35-------------50----------59-------50------------45---------------------239/300

HTC One X (AT&T)------34-------------44----------58-------55------------36---------------------227/300

GS III (Sprint)-------------36-------------40----------58-------46------------35---------------------215/300

GS III (global)-------------29-------------40----------58-------51------------35---------------------213/300

Source: http://www.engadget.com/2012/10/02/iphone-vs-rivals-audio-tests/

Sidenote: I'm still trying to stick with the Android platform. I'm hoping someone releases something competitive in the holiday season.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thekiller99:
I always have battery issues on my HTC HD7 with deepshining rom and i want to know if there is a fix for this without having to replace anything.

First scenario is that whenever i charge my phone from "Battery critically low" state it takes less than 2 hours to charge it to 100% but when i go out and use it for a while it goes from 100% all the way to 20% in an hour.

Second scenario is that I woke up today with full battery life on my phone but then i restarted my phone and it went to 65%.

Is this a battery problem,Rom problem or charger problem? Is there a fix?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] steve699:
Hello

Can anyone plz provide me with navbar for my rom in sibject as my home butten is not working anymore.

Btw im on deodexed rom

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] shoman94:
I'm not running that version but all the 4.0.3 and 4.0.4 based roms that I have used are changed by example below.

decompile framework-res.apk go to res/values/bools.xml

should be called:

<bool name="config_showNavigationBar">false</bool>

change it to:

<bool name="config_showNavigationBar">true</bool>

and recompile.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] steve699:
Thanks but i dont know how to do that
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] steve699:
Plz anyone can gelp
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] somevietguy:
i just woke up and my one x wont turn on. the screen doesnt turn on but the buttons light up and when i push the power button and volume button it does the screen capture noise, also the volume up and down noise when i click up or down.... this is scaring me OMG, i know i missed some calls cause the green led is flashing. please HELP
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] omario8484:
Something like this should be in q and a ...but I know your very scared so what rom were you on? And were you charging it over night? Have u been trying holding power button and all the combinations
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] somevietguy:
it was working like an hour ago i just took a nap and left it on my table not charging. i been on cleanrom DE for the past 2 months... the version before the final release
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] omario8484:
Can u not get into bootloader or recovery keep trying for a little. And does yyour computer recognize it
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] E.Cadro:
It may also be the proximity sensor. If you have case on the phone remove it also try cleaning the screen the sensor is located on the very top of the screen approximately 1/2 an inch to the left of world at&t logo give it a really good cleaning and see if it comes back on.

Sent from my Nocturnalized One XL using Forum Runner
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] filmaker:
Right now, I'm stuck at the splash screen on the HTC quietly brilliant, and I need to get back into recovery. Adb doesn't detect my device, so I can't use that. I remember, at least with older htc phones, their would be like a power + volume or something like that to get into the bootloader.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] filmaker:
Nevermind: Solved my own problem. Hold down power and volume down button. Wait for the screen to go black, let go of power but continue to hold the volume down button.
[Android Apps and Games] letroll59:
Wizard Key Wifi is a must have software for backup your wifi key easily, for restore and send them online on your dropbox account

! Your device must be rooted to be able to use wizardkeywifi

you can find it on the playstore with the keyword wizardkeywifi
[HTC EVO 3D] kevin130:
Whenever i am charging my phone and using it at the same time everything gets laggy. Im not talking about constant FC but just that i have to slow down a bit when im using the keyboard whil texting or something. Is this just me?
[HTC EVO 3D] lreyes:
Yes it happens to me on some sense roms on my OG evo