yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] mdiaz33685:
can someone post a nandroid copy stock odexed..

that will be most helpful...

i really dont know why no dev makes a stock rooted odexed rom....
[HTC One S] dbals:
I'm probably wrong but wouldn't replacing the htcwifiservice.apk fix the wifi issue? Otherwise I used the TWRP rooted backup- everything else seems to work great!
[HTC One S] ozzie1p:
Damn, that sucks! Sorry to hear that man. Hopefully a dev can dig in and find out what's causing the incompatibility between the two.
[HTC One S] ParamjotSingh1989:
Hey I was able to get this update on my rooted stock rom 1.84... I didn't relock nor did I unroot.. All I did after the update was downloaded was install stock recovery and everything worked like a charm.. That being said I flashed cmw and was able to flash supersu and now I'm running the latest update rooted...

---------- Post added at 10:58 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:52 AM ----------

This update is sweet.. I used to get 8 hours on my phone... Now my phone has been on for more than 12 hours with 31% battery still remaining... And the best part is that this update modified the ram over houg.. 1.84 used about 500mb with like 200mb free.. Now it's like 350mb being used and 450 free... Seems crazy but working perfectly.. Only this is that tmobile fixed the apn glitch, so hot spot is gone if you want it for free.. Unless someone knows another solution and is willing to share

---------- Post added at 11:09 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:58 AM ----------

I will try to upload an nandroid in which I removed all tmo bloat, other than visual voice mail. A lot of HTC bloat removed.

This nandroid will be for everyone who wants to use a stock rom with the garbage removed..
[HTC One S] :
SAME HERE
[HTC One S] fbihawk:
Relocking the bootloader won't do it but running the RUU will give you the stock recovery.
[HTC One S] setzer715:
I think you can get stock recovery from the All-In-One Toolkit.

The moral of my story above is, once you've flashed the update, you cannot go back. You cannot flash any ROMs that are pre 2.35. At least that is my experience. I can try some more at a later date.
[HTC One S] fmedrano1977:
What pre 2.35 rom where you trying to flash?

T-MobileUS HTC One S running Stock Rooted 2.21.
[HTC One S] setzer715:
Axiom which is based off 1.85.
[HTC One S] fmedrano1977:
Isn't that a custom rom? You can't unlock and flash custom recovery after update?

T-MobileUS HTC One S running Stock Rooted 2.21.
[HTC One S] setzer715:
Yes you can, if you read one of my previous posts I stated that I wanted to go back to a custom ROM because I miss all the extras in one but I was unable as WiFi is now broken on anything but the latest 2.35.
[HTC One S] fmedrano1977:
One of the latest EU RUU might be your only hope since they are HBOOT 1.14 as well.

T-MobileUS HTC One S running Stock Rooted 2.21.
[HTC One S] setzer715:
Which RUU has the 1.1.4 bootloader? Though I'm not sure what it would do for me. My issue isn't the bootloader. That shouldn't have anything to do with wifi. It's some other file that got flashed. I keep trying different ROMs though!
[HTC One S] fmedrano1977:
I know it's not the bootloader, could be radio or firmware within the update. Flashing an RUU would rid and replace radio and firmware from update. 2.21 & 2.31 have the 1.14 HBOOT but if you're on a TmoUS HOS, you must be SuperCID to be able to run RUU on the device.

T-MobileUS HTC One S running Stock Rooted 2.21.
[HTC One S] dbals:
OK, My experience..... Hope this might help someone

Used setzer's update stock/root via TWRP- had that crazy wifi issue so I used my backup to get back (still wifi issue). Installed Ville stock recovery, was able to download OTA update, was able to initiate the update but would get an error on the install on verifying googlequicksearchbox.apk so it wouldn't update and stuck with reboot.

Good news is my wifi issue is gone!
[HTC One S] setzer715:
Thanks for the info. I don't think its the radio either. There are others here that used my nandroid to restore and flashed the latest radio and their wifi is broken.

It's really ok, I'll just use the latest. I'm rooted and able to debloat and use my root apps. I'll just have to be patient and wait for the devs to incorporate this update in their ROMs.
[HTC One S] x1tyme:
I'm enjoying stock so far. Have you try venom Rom and see WiFi broke?
[HTC One S] setzer715:
Stock is very nice, and like I said, I'm good with it for now.

I tried Axiom S, ViperOneS, Trickdroid TMOSUS v6.2 and CM10 nightly. CM10 wouldn't boot but I didn't mess with fastboot flashing the boot image or anything. Was tired of flashing so just restored stock 2.35.
[HTC One S] horr1blek1tten:
I think its funny how stock is perfect yet people go to custom Roms and complain
[HTC One S] setzer715:
I don't ever complain about custom ROMs. Occasionally a humble request if the dev is asking for requests but never complain about them. I use them because I like the Menu key mapped to the Recent Apps key (yes it's sorta that way in the new release but only when in an app, not from home screen). I also like reboot power menu, custom quicklaunch on notification bar, ability to have custom battery with %, etc. etc.
[HTC One S] h0lyc0w:
This is one sweet update. Increased speed and battery life is much welcomed.

To install the OTA, I re-installed the original build.prop, did a temp unroot, and installed the stock recovery. The upgrade went smooth. I re-enabled root, installed my build.prop tweaks, and loaded TWRP, so I'm good to go again.

I'm looking forward to the jellybean update, but in no hurry. This one will do fine in the meantime.
[HTC One S] edscholl:
Can you post a link to the recovery you're using? Thanks!
[HTC One S] x1tyme:
http://www.modaco.com/topic/353006-...ch-recovery-for-the-htc-one-s-stock-download/

second link, not first one. Make sure you're on stock rom

---------- Post added at 02:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:05 AM ----------

Question -

Did you remove any tmo us bloats on old stock rom before the update and successful? I want to remove it but worried it might interfer with future update since some bloats have been removed.
[HTC One S] rom4you:
Latest OTA fails for me because I deleted a few stock apps, PlusOne.apk being one of them, and the update fails with with checksum error. I have T-mobile US phone with 1.84 build. Can anybody help me and post their PlusOne.apk if you have one ( from /system/apps ) ?
[HTC One S] x1tyme:
that only app you want?
[HTC One S] edscholl:
Hmm, that's what I tried, but the update doesn't work with it for me... not sure what's going on...
[HTC One S] x1tyme:
what message you get?
[HTC One S] edscholl:
none really- it stops partway through and throws the red triangle w/ exclamation point screen...

anyone have a pointer to a stock kernel / boot.img?
[HTC One S] rom4you:
Maybe I also need "MobileLife Contacts" , I didn't back it up and I think I restored the rest. I didn't remove all that many, 4-5 apps .
[HTC One S] Syntax323:
Is that option with a custom Rom? Don't see the option to change the button...
[HTC One S] TheAdictsPunk:
I get the same. Tried all in one with modaco stock recovery and same midway triangle problem. Just reboots.
[HTC One S] edscholl:
alright, there's maybe something wrong in that recovery (i think)... i flashed the 1.8.xxx tmo usa ruu and it updates fine.
[HTC One S] x1tyme:
I use that site stock recovery to update. Also, after update you'll lose WiFi on any roms you flash. O wellz I enjoy stock for awhile.
[HTC One S] edscholl:
yup, that recovery broke my wifi too. not taco bueno.
[HTC One S] x1tyme:
No need to tried or flash boot.IMG. I tested and no WiFi works. It proabably have to do with boot.IMG in new update.
[HTC One S] J-Hop2o6:
Will be waiting for a flashable zip (TWRP) for my girlfriends One S. With nothing breaking of course. I never had to deal with carrier OTA's since I always used CM roms. Its less of a hassle having to worry about her phone also,
[HTC One S] specme:
hey can you confirm that the bootloader upgrader with the OTA as well thanks.
[HTC One S] Chromosome_8:
This fixed my Wifi issues after TWRP restore

I flashed this zip after my initial TWRP restore and Wifi returned to normal. Thanx!

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32170653&postcount=2668
[HTC One S] rom4you:
FYI, in case anybody else runs into the same problem, you can extract missing stock .apk and .odex files from RUU binary.
[HTC One S] jose325i:
This update is amazing! There is now a lot more free ram, and there is no lag or stuttering when moving through the home screens and app tray. I am really enjoying the extra screen space without the menu bar, especially in n64oid and nulldce. Another huge improvement is that it does not kill off apps as aggressively as before. Now when you are using the browser, you can actually reply to a text or change music tracks, go back to the browser and it does not reload the page!

This update just fixed the few gripes I had about my phone. I am 100% satisfied with my phone now, it is just perfect.
[HTC One S] pistl_pete:
This may have been answered somewhere in the thread and if so I apologize for this post but I am not great with this sort of thing. My phone is rooted but my ROM is stock except for the deletion of some of the pre-installed bloatware. I am using TWRP recovery and have two questions. One, can the OTA update be flashed using TWRP and not stock recovery and of not is there a version of the update that I can flash with TWRP and if so could someone point me in the direction of it. I have not been able to locate such a file on my own. Also is possible to re-install the stock recovery without jumping through hoops so that I can apply this update that I have heard good things about?
[HTC One S] budeone:
I am waiting for the same thing.. I have stock just rooted to get crap out of there.
[HTC One S] J-Hop2o6:
Same here (well my GF's HOS). But if I do install the update via OTA w/o relocking anything, what will happen? I left her on the stock rom (she likes Sense 4.0--and the other Sense 4.0 custom rom had issues). I want her on the latest update but its rooted and unlocked. I don't want to redo her setup again, and I don't want her to loose root (Titanium Backup, AdAway, etc.).
[HTC One S] Chromosome_8:
I'm was rooted running stock 1.84 RUU and using this link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1910340 to get a 2.35 TWRP recovery (de-bloated) but I think he removed the links because it's breaking Wifi for a lot of people. But I then found this http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32170653&postcount=2668 which had the missing files needed to make WiFI work. I flashed the files using TWRP and restarted and that fixed WiFi but then my notifications stopped working. I then did the TWRP 2.35 recovery again and finally everything is running great. I NEVER lost root & all steps were done just using TWRP
[HTC One S] galmercado:
I got mine as well! even though my t mobile device isn't on t mobile (i'm not in the usa..)

good for us..

Thanks for the update
[HTC One S] pistl_pete:
I was able to get the update however before I checked the forum I went ahead and used the RUU to get back to stock and went from there. Luckily it wasn't too hard to get everything back the way I wanted it. Thanks anyway
[HTC One S] Ksunnyv1011:
So I updated to 2.35 after RUUing to 1.84 and now I constantly loss service and data is very slow. Wifi seems to be slow as well and long time to connect.
[HTC One S] J-Hop2o6:
I did it the easy way for my girlfriends phone. All I did was unroot via supersu/user, then use the AIO toolkit to flash stock recovery. Then started up the phone again to install the 2.35 ota (it's going to take awhile to install). After the phone finally booted into the updated rom, I used the AIO toolkit to reinstall twrp recovery (then goo-manager to update it). Then reinstalled supersu to re-root. No issues with her phone when I used it or when she used it. And the bonus was I didn't have to re-setup her phone!
[HTC One S] oushi:
Can anyone verify if the OTA will update the hboot as well? Still have 1.06 on the phone and would like to keep it that way...
[HTC One S] pistl_pete:
It shold update hboot to 1.13 at least it did for me
[HTC One S] aspataro:
I've noticed a slight problem with 4.0.4 and it is really bugging me. Before the update I was getting between 15-21mbps download speeds, now switching over the 4.0.4 I've noticed that in the same areas that my download speeds are between 4-8mbps. When going into the network settings I've noticed that my dbm and asu are pretty stable, but the problem lies with the network type....it is constantly switching between UMTS and HSPAP. Could this possibly be a bug? Has anyone else noticed this problem? I don't think its the phone because like I said the problem happened after the update.
[HTC One S] J-Hop2o6:
That is normal. Think of it as this:

UMTS = idle/inactive data

HSPAP = active data

As for your reduced speeds, who knows. I gotta test her phone again and see if there's a difference at my house, which she was getting 17mbps before the update. Will test again soon.
[HTC One S] /devnull:
It will update HBOOT to 1.14.

---------- Post added at 10:04 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:00 PM ----------

I have not updated yet and while i have heard great things about the OTA radio performance I still have a concern upon hearing that some are having degraded radio performance issues. Here I an only referring to stock not custom ROMs.
[HTC One S] dragion:
Updated day one, but still having wifi problem...still stays connected when out of range and won't switch to 4G data unless wifi is turned off.

Wifi calls are much better, but still have drop outs here and there during conversations.

I sometimes forget that I turned off wifi and now I'm capped from my 4G speed...unlimited 2G for a few more days! :eek:

Is there a resolution to these issues?
[HTC One S] budeone:
Just checking back, still seems no way to flash as an update from what I am reading.
[HTC One S] J-Hop2o6:
Read my post a few posts above.
[HTC One S] budeone:
I may have to try that.

Thanks Hit
[HTC One S] vizin:
same here

Same happened to me. I had 3g or H (both are the same) and after update from 4.0.3 to 4.0.4 I have only "G" (GPRS) which is way slower than 3 or 4g(( Bad think is that I did factory reset, ones from Settings than again from Hboot menu but no difference, same G and eaven sometimes drop to E (EDGE) which is real problem!

phone is Tmob ville (s4) - unrooted

Any suggestion guys?

Thanks
[HTC One S] fullmetalG:
The same thing happened to me. But i went into mobile network in settings and switched back and fourth through the different network settings and it came back.
[HTC One S] alforque:
Wait, so it's a bad idea to go 4.0.4? Crap. :confused:
[HTC One S] ericman77:
Still no update here. Indianapolis IN.
[HTC One S] kwiggington:
Ditto im in same town
[HTC One S] michaelh99:
It sounds like it, but just to be clear, I'll ask... Did you lose root after applying the update?
[HTC One S] michaelh99:
Anyone?

---

It sounds like it, but just to be clear, I'll ask... Did you lose root after applying the update?
[HTC One S] ParamjotSingh1989:
hey

Sorry For the Late Reply But Yes I Did Lose It.. But Flashes Su And WAs Good
[HTC One S] ParamjotSingh1989:
yes

yes root was lost but after the update is installed..you can re root... or if your are rooted just use a rom based on 2.35.. also stock rom is out there somewhere so you don't have to do all that
[Xoom General] kent_lkc:
Motorola Europe

55 minutes ago

​

Hi Everyone, we have some great news! The ICS upgrade for Motorola XOOM2 3G variant is now available for people living in:

To upgrade your tablet Open ‘Settings’ from the application tray > Select ‘About tablet’ > Select ‘System updates’ > Tap on ‘Download’. Enjoy it!
[Xoom General] ezekionokia:
In Romania the upgrade was available since the 2nd of september on motorola xoom 2 mz616 3g.
[Xoom General] nikolasr200:
no update for me..
[Xoom General] nabuhonodozor:
Theres no update in Poland - thats for sure.
[Xoom General] basadre:
No update in Spain.

Enviado desde mi XOOM 2 usando Tapatalk 2
[Xoom General] kent_lkc:
No ICS for TIM Italy

No ICS for Vodafone Germany

W.T.F. :(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] shadow_cruiser:
Anyone else finding this phone is not compatible with a lot of android apps?. All the apps I purchased (about 75) were compatible with my Samsung Galaxy W. Now half of them, if not more, are not compatible with the S2X. A phone that's twice as powerful.

Is there any way of fixing this?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] iNeedICS:
What version is ur s2?is it IcS? Is it rooted?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] rymanh:
I haven't really noticed that at all.. The only time I ever came across something incompatible with this phone is when it's a tegra based app
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] idbl_fanatic:
What is your DPI set at?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] shadow_cruiser:
T-989. It's running AKOP 4.1.1.

I realized this is main problem, thank you. DPI was set to 200 and now I reverted back to 240, many of the apps are working again. Although some apps are still not compatible
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] elesbb:
Your dpi needs to be that of a native resolution. 160 240 or 320.

Or you can use a hacked market and Google services framework which always returns a constant value for your display resolution.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mintharis:
Try clearing market cache.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] shadow_cruiser:
Thank you, I'm now using 160 dpi, never liked 240, it's now working perfectly

This helped, thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] algorhythm:
Any idea where one could find this?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] gfaughn:
I would also like this info please, it get frustrating having to revert to a native resolution each time I want an app or update an existing app.

Thanks in advance!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] shadow_cruiser:
Here you go:). This one looks safe and from a developer too

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1839871
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] gfaughn:
Thank you! I'll have to give this a shot.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] elesbb:
The second link looks more promising. I've tried a couple and have gotten a lot of other errors not related to compatibility. So I modded my own. It has simply JUST the dpi hack nothing more nothing less.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] gfaughn:
i flashed the 2nd link, i can now see all my apps and update them (sweet!) but still missing the movies and book section of the market and the categories of apps like "top apps" and "top paid" only show like 5 apps... weird. i posted there to see what he says.

UPDATE: I can confirm the second link works perfectly. The whole market is there, all apps are there, displays all currently installed apps and able to update all apps.

Running CM10 #3
[Galaxy S III General] Arjen:
As tizen source is available now I wondered if anyone has taken a look at it yet.

I prepared my machine to start building it and test it.

Will publish updates in this thread.
[Galaxy S III General] irzero:
Another mobile OS. Like there isnt enough already.
[Galaxy S III General] zolee1988:
Subscribe

Tapatalk 2-vel küldve az én GT-I9300-ről
[Galaxy S III General] hero355:
News ?
[Galaxy S III General] stefankorun:
It is nice Android to have competition but from what I saw on youtube Tizen is just android stuck at version 2.3. Is there anything new except that there will be no native apps?
[Galaxy S III General] akshatsourav:
gud to here that :)

now wating for ur good work :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uzzand:
Help me please ! need serious help !

Is there anyway to migrate all contacts on my Galaxy Ace S5830 to N*K*A Symbian S60v3?

I have tried several ways to migrate it using KIES, MyPhone Explorer, MobileGo or using Backup Contact Apps on my android to Ovi Suite, PC Suite, but Ovi Suite & PC Suite can't read my backup contact file or exported contact file. So until today i still stuck on it. :crying::crying:

Maybe anyone knows how to migrate / copy it?

Possibly there is a software that can help?

:confused::confused:

Thank You Very Much

Need soon...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maurocds:
ANDROID TO NOKIA 2013

1)	have your android sync contacts to Gmail, and nokia pc suite installed and nbuexplorer_v2.6.zip

2)	go to gmail / contacts / select all contacts / export

3)	select (i used “the group” not all contacts), and select format: “vcard”, click export, the file (contact.vcf) is created

4)	open nbuexplorer and drag the contact.vcf file (yes drag and drop)

5)	right click on contacts, export, select a folder, a lot of vcf files are created (for each contact)

6)	open nokia suite or pc suite, plug your nokia in ovi mode, or pc suite mode, let it sync, install support, etc.

7)	go to contacts, file, import, then select all the vcf files created, (yes all of them)

8)	let it sync the phone, that is it, you have all your android contacts in nokia, even contacts with pics
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adrianadik:
Hi

My Nokia Suite 3.8.30 doesn't "see" my vcf files (single one or multiple). I wanna import contacts from Gmail to my old Nokia E50.

Did you notice something like that?

Cheers
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blackbox421:
Does the phone where you want to import your contacts to also uses android?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maurocds:
"nokia pc suite"
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nix01:
You'll have to sync your contacts on your android phone..

After that there are two ways to send contacts..

1. Send your contacts using Share via Bluetooth option in the Contacts app itself..

Or

2. Copy all your contacts to your sim card and then place the sim card in the other phone and retrieve them.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Venomous Viper 119:
What a bunch of morons here. Export contacts to your SIM card & use this SIM in the Nokia phone. That's all. Of course, some numbers might be lost.
[Asus Transformer TF700] shadow071506:
Since Jellybean update is just around the corner, can anyone suggest initial steps to be done prior to the said update? :)

Thanks a lot...
[Asus Transformer TF700] ZankerH:
Don't: root, unlock, flash or **** with your TF700 in any way if you're currently on stock and want the update OTA.

Do: wait patiently and regularly check this forum and/or check for firmware update on your TF700.
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
Rooting may not prevent the update, I took .30 over .26 while rooted and it applied perfectly fine.

Sent from my ASUS Transformer Infinity Running Tapatalk.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
Being Rooted is fine. I don't understand why this is still going around about being rooted prevents ota. You can still receive ota updates when rooted. You will actually lose root when you do take the update. Unless you protect your root with voodoo ota rootkeeper.
[Asus Transformer TF700] johnlgalt:
That is what I thought, but this is my first tablet and my first ASUS, so I didn't want to state definitively that it would not affect the update.

I've had 2 Motorola Android-based smartphones, so I'm familiar with Android in general, but different OEMs do things differently, obviously.

Sent from my ASUS Transformer Infinity Running Tapatalk.
[Asus Transformer TF700] SuperSonicRob:
So if I'm unlocked I can't receive the OTA?
[Asus Transformer TF700] chugger93:
correct
[Asus Transformer TF700] d14b0ll0s:
I've included info in my tweaks thread about SuperSU meant for, hopefully, not losing root after the update.
[Asus Transformer TF700] SuperSonicRob:
I should still be able to get it manually right? Still new to this device, all I've ever had was HTC android devices.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
Nope. You can of course download the update from ASUS' website and flash it yourself, but they won't do it for you no more. : )