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[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] m4127440:
You should have truly unlimited data but only 2 gigs of 4g then they cap your bandwith to about 26k.

Im on simple mobile now but when on tmobile i managed to get 7 gb of data one month with a torrent app.

Never heard of a 4gig limit but ive been on simple for about a year. Maybe diff now.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ChadBFlores:
my record low before I switched was 4 bits
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
I have a 4G plan but it's capped at 2 GB. But hey better than Metro-Piece-Of-S**t.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Shortbus-Driver:
With the new unlimited plan it shows a cap of 10,000 gigs a month.

If i reach that cap.....ill let you know whether or not i get throttled. :D

My old 2 yr contract was 4gig cap
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] IAIRonI:
Being capped sucks. I called and complained and said i can't even check my e-mail and i use my phone for business this is unacceptable im gonna leave yadda yadda and they gave me a "free" gig of data. I suggest you do the same
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
10,000 gigs. Assuming the month has 30 days:

Around 333 gigs per day

13 gigs per hour

.23 gigs (230 megabytes) per minute

3.85 megabytes per second

It's definitely doable if you have a really good phone and something to download 24/7 for a month.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] vopezy:
Comcast(cable) has a suggested limit of 300g. What could you do with 10k?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Shortbus-Driver:
My guess is...they had to enter a number for the computer...and 10,000 was a good number
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Shortbus-Driver:
Here's ss ....I know it's not quite 10,000 but it might as well be lol
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eollie:
OMG you lied to us and said it was 10,000 you are a untrusty person. Lying to us like that...ok enough sarcasim.

That is actually pretty awesome. Like fb said its possible to use that much if you are downloading 24/7 but that would be a lot of stuff. Not sure you could off-load it fast enough to a computer/stand alone hard-drive.

On topic many have said it you still have unlimited data only at a 2/G speed. /shrug
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Shortbus-Driver:
It might be 10,000 lol if you add what got used of it. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
At least we can all agree that it's OVER 9000!!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] twystn:
I see what you did there, lol.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] putsometrebleinit:
Anything you want.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eksasol:
Speed test with my previous SII with 42Mbps+ capability, it only does 25Mbps+ max download, but practically it probably will probably download 20Mbps by average, so I doubt one can reach the limit even downloading 24/7. Would have to wait till next year when LTE is out for T-Mobile.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elesbb:
Get guys.

Looking to get an mhl adapter. I've read that you can't shut off the phones screen while using the adapter. Is this true? Has anyone found a hack or app for it? Thanks guys!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] joshnichols189:
Correct, I do not believe you can use MHL while the screen is off unfortunately, and I do not think there are any workarounds :(
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elesbb:
That's lame. I remember using my windows mobile 6.5 phone and being able to turn off the screen while using remote desktop
[Asus Transformer TF700] kanewangkw:
Well we've already heard the great new TF700's gonna be getting JB within 72hrs. Now here comes this maybe stupid question since Im a noob :P, will we be able to keep our root by using like Voodoo OTA rootkeeper after such a major update, or we have to wait for a new root tool?
[Asus Transformer TF700] lafester:
How are we supposed to know before its released?
[Asus Transformer TF700] KilerG:
Wait until someone confirms OTA Doorkeeper works. I'm going to give it a try when I get the update. No one can really tell unless the app doesn't support JB
[Asus Transformer TF700] kanewangkw:
Since TF300 has already got it's JB update, does anyone know if rootkeeper works on that one after the update?
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
We heard some news that TF300 after upgraded to JB able to keep root, so we believe we should able to...but for our TF700, only time will tell!
[Asus Transformer TF700] willjohnson:
Or if you have an unlocked bootloader you could simply keep using what you have and wait for a day or two(i know its hard) and the awesome devs of this community will have a rooted rom out based on the new JB Update. The roms out now based off of ICS and the TF300 JB are already great. It wont take long to get the little bugs squashed with official source. just my humble opinion.
[Asus Transformer TF700] gtg420i:
In order to keep root with the TF300T JB OTA you had to use SuperSU and Voodoo together. Others staying with Superuser and Voodoo lost root. Make sure you check the keep root function in SuperSU's settings though before starting the update. Also worked with the 4.1.1 update last night.
[Asus Transformer TF700] vhuynh13:
Should I just wait to root until after the update? I have a completely stock infinity as I just got it a couple days ago...
[Asus Transformer TF700] kanewangkw:
how exactly they both work together? since I haven't used SuperSU before so any detail would be helpful.

Is that I just toggle ON SuperSU's OTA survival mode before the OTA, and restore the root by using Voodoo after the OTA?
[Asus Transformer TF700] lafester:
seriously we won't know anything until it is released.

if you want root don't accept any update until you hear from the devs that it is safe.
[Asus Transformer TF700] komple:
Where did you found this news?
[Asus Transformer TF700] SteveG12543:
Right here.
[Asus Transformer TF700] moah909:
NO, there is no way to root jellybean currently! You need to root before upgrading to Jellybean!
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_Rabo:
Hi,

First off ive been doing some research about the phone, maybe not enough.

I ordered one off Amazon.ca...It said r800i (unlocked) I thought, Great! i can pop my SIM from Koodo and itll run smooth and ill have everything I want and maybe soon ill start upgrading it too..

I received the phone today, I was so happy, but my SIM wont catch. Noones will.. not from Rogers, Wind, Bell, or other Koodo Members..

I hope I did not make a grave error in ordering this phone, it cost me some coin but I was totally thinking it would be worth it...

please please tell me there is something I can do to make this damn thing work on my carrier or even any other from the area..

Is there anybody here who may have had the same issue.. ??

Is there anybody from Toronto who has an Xperia and may be able to assist??

:S:S:S:S lol fml

plz help

Yours truly,

- dumb noob
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacklebott:
Maybe your network doesn't use a compatible frequency
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Si1ver Shad0w:
Do you mean that you don't have any signal at all or just the internet/MMS don't work?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_Rabo:
No its not accepting my Sim.. half the time it won't even register that its there..theres no unlock code for the sim either..

it'll say something like this network is unavailable to you and all that it provides is access to emergency calls only... :s
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boxxyoho:
Your phone does not support Koodo's frequency

R800i works on 900MHz and 2100MHz

R800a works on 800MHz 850MHz, 1900MHz and 2100MHz

Koodo does not support the 900MHZ + 2100MHZ frequency. Koodo only uses the 850MHz and 1900MHz so if you purchased a R800a Xperia play then it would work.

I do not believe any CAN carriers will work with the R800i. I may be wrong but check out this thread;

http://mobilesyrup.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10244
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_Rabo:
Are you 100% certain that the r800(A) will work?

Can anybody else back this up plz!

right now im all :( /// but if your right .. im gna be all :D:D:D
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boxxyoho:
I am 100%. I posted in the other thread that you also created.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wuby:
Another thread by same author posted 4 times?

Legit.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BuckM:
Like people have said r800a will work, and for the record r800i does work in Canada. The problem is it doesnt support the frequency used for 3g here, and since Telus/Koodoo don't use 2g towers you'll get no signal. I know Rogers/Fido works (since its what I have), not sure about Bell, and I think Virgin uses Telus towers.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_Rabo:
Hey, Sorry,

just trying to get attention to my questions..

thanks
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_Rabo:
The r800i did not connect to Several attempts of Rogers Sim cards.

It does not pick up on any of the carriers in toronto area.

Im hoping that the r800a that I ordered will in fact grab my SIM as I am already frustrated and just want the phone.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] simone902007:
Hy guys i've flashed androwook hairy bean 1.2 with bootloader of tf300 now I would go back to androwook ics but I don't know the commands to be executed in apx mode to restore the bootloader and recovery to return to ics, I would be grateful if you please give me the procedure with various commands to execute thank you in advance

Inviato dal mio Transformer Prime TF201 con Tapatalk 2
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ecatsab:
I ran into the same issue with the TF300 bootloader from the HairBean instructions.

Check out my writeup for details on what I did.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1906014
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] simone902007:
thanks but I was looking for the exact commands to be executed in apx mode to restore the bootloader, some guidelines for windows ...

Inviato dal mio Transformer Prime TF201 con Tapatalk 2
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ecatsab:
Sorry. I don't know the diffs between the windows and Linux nvflash commands.

The procedure is the same along with the files needed.

I'll load up a vm of win 7 and see if I can translate!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jrodder:
They are very similar. If he executes the nvflash.exe in Windows, you get the help output, and he can modify the command as needed. The partition and sector info of the rawdevicewrite won't change, regardless. I'd really like to make a comparison of a recovery.log from a working Prime using TWRP 2.2.2 and mine, maybe then I could do a proper sanity check and see what is going on.

I am guessing that restores the AndroidBoot bootloader in case of a brick. That's the file made from the nvflash tutorial, but after nvflash is installed. I don't think there's a way to go back to the stock android bootloader. If there is, I have no clue how.
[General Questions and Answers] skorpi0wn:
I have been a loyal Sprint customer for ten years now (please don't judge). At one point, I was even on SERO and my wife convinced me to switch to a family plan (once again, please don't judge). Anyway, here I am today out of contract with 2 smartphones (Evo and Epic 4G), 1500 anytime minutes, an Airave (since Sprint doesn't work in my home), terrible 4G service (in Central Florida) and a $155/month bill all after a 22% discount. I'm ready to make a drastic change.

After looking at Sprint's website, combined my wife and I use a monthly average of 1200 minutes (about 1000 of them are mobile-2-mobile), 3000 text messages, and about 1.9GB data. We are pretty equal on data on texts, but I use about 300-400 minutes and she uses the rest (her phone doubles as a work phone).

I have been going back and forth with either renewing Sprint, signing my life away to Verizon, or going prepaid. The benefit of going with Verizon is that I also get a 17% discount (work) off their service. However, that only covers the data plan (stupid). So, I could fork over about $138+tax and move to unlimited everything with 4GB of shared data. My wife likes this idea because we don't have to worry about roaming and Verizon has decent service in Central Florida (as well as other places that we travel). Plus, she can get an iPhone 5 (but she may change her mind if navigation doesn't improve). Since we have a newborn though she is constantly taking pictures with her phone and sending them to family so I thought an iPhone 5 would be decent for that.

I like the idea of buying a couple of Galaxy Nexus's and going with two Straight Talk lines. We have been on Android devices for so long I hate to give them up especially after seeing Jelly Bean in action. Plus to me an iPhone is just like my iPad just pocket sized...why do I need two? However, if we travel to an area where there is no service the phone doesn't Roam, it just stops working. She is in sales and unfortunately has to work at times such as Christmas where we will be in an area where T-Mobile and/or AT&T don't work but Verizon does.

I thought about even putting her on Straight Talk and me on TMo $30 using the VOIP (since I work from home I don't see myself going over 100 cellular minutes a month if I'm careful).

Now, I've been reading about Solavei ($50/mnth) which allows roaming but I'm not to keen on MLMs. (I've seen MLMs break a few friends). However, since you don't have to participate in them this could be an option.

So, the question is, what would you do? Is the Galaxy Nexus worth the $350 on a prepaid vs. buying an iPhone 5 and getting locked for another 2 years? The money isn't really the issue (since we are already budgeted for the $155 per month but it would be nice to save some $$). How often do you find yourself Roaming on Straight Talk or TMo? How is the VOIP? What about Solavei (I read a forum about it and it sounds enticing, but once again MLMs bug the hell out of me).

I guess I'm not looking for some straight answers, but maybe someone to help me straighten out my thoughts. I really appreciate any feedback.

Thanks for reading.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xdp:
Does anyone here find it very odd that Chrome on iOS offers password sync but Chrome on Android doesn't? I'm surprised we're still waiting on this feature, especially with Chrome being the default browser on the Nexus 7.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
What password sync?

You mean sync data encryption?

Will the next nexus have a longer screen?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xdp:
I'm talking about syncing your saved passwords.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
Oh, that's new to me:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Guiding.God:
As they apparently mentioned at I/O 2012, it's coming (soon?), waiting for that myself

http://download.cnet.com/8301-2007_4-57463395-12/chrome-goes-mobile-at-i-o-2012/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
as insecurely as the passwords are stored in chrome, no thanks. i'll stick to lastpass for my password syncing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akira02rex:
Just to clear things up.. passwords stored by Chrome are not insecurely stored. They are indeed encrypted and can only be decrypted by the same user and machine that they were encrypted on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
its not very secure still unless you change the options:

this also explains how lastpass can import all saved passwords with ease.

source: http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1181035
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xdp:
Yes, so the more secure option is there for those that want to use it. Does that not take care of your concerns? I use LastPass as well, and while it's awesome, it's a pain to have to open it first and copy my passwords to paste into Chrome, not to mention the poor security of then having your password on the clipboard. Or you could use the LastPass browser, which clearly will never be as good as Chrome. How are either of those better options?

So my compromise is to use LastPass as my default password store but to also permit Chrome to save them. Since I have many more passwords saved on my desktop than on my phone, it would be nice to have the password sync feature that iOS Chrome already has.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
i'll continue to switch to the lastpass keyboard when i need a password, then i dont have to copy anything to the clipboard.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xdp:
I've tried that but I can't get it to really work. For example I can go to the site on my desktop and LastPass will detect the URL and auto fill just fine. But when I switch to the LastPass keyboard for that same URL on my phone, what do I do...press the LastPass button next to the spacebar? When I do that it just says no matches.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
right above where it says "no match found" there's text that says switch to groups. this allows you browse your sites and pick the one you need.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wenglish:
Given how broken Chrome's syncing of items in the favorites bar from one desktop machine to another works (it only ever adds new entries, and to do even that you have to disable syncing then re-enable it) I wouldn't count on syncing of Chrome passwords to a phone to work very well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xdp:
Thanks, I tried this but not only did it not work, it froze the browser tab for a moment after I chose the site login I wanted. Plus you have to keep logging back into the app.

The LastPass app is indispensable, but the only way to get real convenience while browsing is by having an actual browser plug-in (probably not going to happen anytime soon) or just have Chrome save passwords (and sync what you've saved from one device to another, which it's supposed to be doing).

Yeah, I don't change my bookmarks much so I haven't noticed this, but it doesn't surprise me, Chrome's sync has always had issues. The password issue wouldn't surprise me as much though if it wasn't for iOS already having the feature, and for it saying you can sync your passwords in the app's store description. I get the feeling two very different teams work on these Chrome builds and don't communicate with each other at all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akira02rex:
I have to argue this. Why is it not secure? I've told you its encrypted using a standard windows api. No one is going to hack your account because its not worth even trying. Hackers go for big names for fame not Joe Schmoe with $200 in his bank account.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xdp:
It seems like if you encrypt with your own passphrase then Google itself shouldn't be able to read your data (the passphrase doesn't leave your computer). Now, once it's on your phone, Chrome on Android does NOT provide a UI to display saved passwords like Chrome on desktop does, but whether it's accessible to be read by any other applications I don't know. I would certainly hope it's completely locked down and unreadable by anything.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] arcane76:
Hi,

Will be there be any new releases for CM7 by Team-B? it is currently in beta1.

Thank you.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Solar.Plexus:
I would say probably not. It's actually pretty stable as is and certainly ready to be a daily driver.

But have no fear! Our great devs are hard at work on CM10 and the new kernel. I'm running CM10 from an SD card and it feels great!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] smarcin:
I'm up for making my own SD card. I did it on my NC. Is there a thread that shows how to format the SD card? (I did search, but didn't see one.) Which CM10 ROM did you use? Thanks.

I just found the threads I needed and files for a dual boot card. Sorry to bother you. Let's just say I was having a "senior moment." :o
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ShinnAsuka:
you can find instructions on making your own bootable cm10 sdcard on succulent's blog at

iamafanof.wordpress.com
[Android Apps and Games] SrimanApps:
Meeting Minutes is my app on Google Play Store... Hope fellow xda forum members like it....
[Android Apps and Games] SrimanApps:
New updates have been released to this app since the last post...Please check the app on Google Play. You can search for "com.meeting.minutes" to find the app... Sorry... cant post links yet.
[Android Apps and Games] texanman:
Might help if you had a link to your app.. Maybe a description and some pictures?
[LG Optimus 4X HD] optimuswhite:
AFAIK our Optimus 4X is safe because its result only show dialer, but you should try it yourself.

If your phone is vulnerable to the recently disclosed tel: URL attack then this website will cause your phone to open the dialler and display the IMEI code. With other USSD codes it could do any number of other things, including wipe all phone data.

You can find some more information and a simple workaround here: http://dylanreeve.posterous.com/remote-ussd-attack

To test vulnerability, open this URL from your phone browser and wait for the effect:

http://dylanreeve.com/phone.php

What does it all mean?!

If visiting this page automatically causes your phone's dialler application to pop up with *#06# displayed then you are not vulnerable. If, however, the dialler pops up and then you immediately see your phone IMEI number (a 14- or 16-digit number) then you are potentially vulnerable to attack.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] adampdx:
I have a GPS dongle up for grabs. I'm in Portland, Oregon and I'll meet or deliver if you are close. I'll ship if you send me a self-addressed envelope. PM me if interested.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] adampdx:
The dongle has been claimed.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] muntinlupa:
Has anyone tried this on the Galaxy Note?

http://www.gpfile.com/A1.htm
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] karlonicolas:
why not try socblue instead? it will make your note triple sim!

http://www.amazon.com/Socblue-Bluetooth-Transformer-Converter-Android/dp/B008NZFZV8

if it works out for you, let me know how well it works. (i intend to buy one also :D)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] muntinlupa:
The socblue from Amazon is :

1. more expensive at 123 USD while the GPfile is 80 USD.

2. Amazon does not ship to my address.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] d210:
Have seen a few similar devices here and there but I'm skeptical. Any " real life" reports from regular users? Seems to be the worst idea in theory: multiple devices to charge/carry, more power usage/less battery time on main device and possible/probable software bugs.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] jomarx:
Looks interesting.

I usually carry 3 phones for 3 networks, IF this device can last a day of standby, can handle SMS/calls or data. It MIGHT be a good buy...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] fra21:
I've bought a "gpfile" on november.

It's absolutely functional, it can carry two gsm sim together with a full day of not intensive use. If you don't call it can work for two days.

There's only one little problem related to sms: its app is not able to handle sms from textual sender. In other words, if sender has a normal telephone number it work perfectly but if sender has (for example) "vodafone" as number it's not able to open message that always stays as unread, you can only delete it.

I use it with a galaxy n7000 with ics stock.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] pecon:
Receive calls with GPFile

hi guys, n thks for contributing on that post !

i 'm very interrested by GPFile mini.

@ Fra21: could you please tell me if it is possible to receive incoming phone calls from senders throught ur sim card number select on it ??

Many thks

Pecon.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] ZerofillBR:
Give-me more feedback about this GPFILE dual SIM, because i´m want to buy one. How about the ROM, is it automatically recognized by the system?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] salatiel:
Don't buy socblue , it is a great idea but THE WORST support ever possible !

Long sms won't work, the client will disconnect and hardly reconnect automatically. The UI sucks. You can see in their forums that basically they ignore users requests. There are lots of bugs and none of them were fixed. I bought gmate and at least it works. There are a few UI bugs, but they work very well overall and i charge it once every 4 days. Hope i helped.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] howard bamber:
I have tried them all, And IMPACT, I think they suck... Not got one to work

Sent from BOX13.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] psycmos:
what's the best solution to have dual sim in my sony android?

need buy something...

GPFILE mini is sucks?!?!? and other dual sim adapter works with network data? like 3G?