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[Samsung Captivate Glide] dbrannon79:
I'm not sure if this has been brought up before, but I would love to find an ottter box that fits the glide! Does anyone know of other phones that have the same or close to the physical size as the glide? I personally on a rare occasion, use the slide out keyboard. :D
[Samsung Captivate Glide] taiber2000:
the droid 3 otter case is the same size as the glide but it has different camera location, it needs to be cut and mess around with to it will fir with the glide.

i bought the case-mate barely there version for the glide, when i get it i will post about the uses.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dbrannon79:
Thanks, I'll be looking forward to your feedback! :D
[Samsung Captivate Glide] kekehi:
Ottercases are good for touchscreen phones without keyboards. Unless you're not planning on using the keyboard when the screen is in the case.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] taiber2000:
btw i didnt use the casemate cover cos i have the full covered zagg protector and the case mate doesnt fit over the stickers.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dougthemug:
when flashing mods for a custom rom, such as Universe, do i wipe cache or just flash?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] patrao_n:
Because I don't know exactly what you are flashing its probably best to wipe cache and dalvik cache

sent from my BAD A$$ Epic touch
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dougthemug:
flashing mods

well kinda what i thought, im on universe v2.3 and believe that a couple mods, (batt, s voice) didnt take for some reason, even seemed to make a couple of other apps i had downloaded just dissapear which was weird....
[Android] tiannechu:
Hi all,

I am going to write a tool for my FYP to retrieve metadata of pictures to know from where it was taken. How can I extract data from Android devices to PC? I will use JAVA as the programming language. Someone suggest me to send the files across a java pipe. How exactly is that work?

I am newbie here and I am lost exploring this forum. I can't find any thread related to my problem. Sorry if I post in the wrong place. Your help is very much appreciated.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] RuedasLocas:
In "Hidden Menu"/"Device Test"/"All Auto Test Menu"/"Sound Test"/"Audio CAL Tool" looks like we can change the sound settings.

Can someone teache me how it works? (like if I was a 10 years old kid :p )

Thanks in advance
[LG Optimus 4X HD] theofficialpimp:
To make a specific area of audio louder or quieter, for example the speaker, go to setgain and scroll to bottom where it ssays 90, change to a higher value for louder volume nigga *****

Made possible by my sexy LG Optimus 4X HD (P880)
[LG Optimus 4X HD] RuedasLocas:
I know that, what I would like to know ...

what is earpiece? headset? headphone?

(sorry, i'm not english and for me headset and headphone are the same... can some one light me a little?)

And what is "AEC" ???

Thanks :eek:
[LG Optimus 4X HD] theofficialpimp:
Earpiece is that little speaker you put up to

your head when making calls and headset is like headphones

Made possible by my sexy LG Optimus 4X HD (P880)
[LG Optimus 4X HD] RuedasLocas:
OK, soo... earpiece I consider as the speaker that everybody normaly use right?

But, if headset is like headphones, why they have separated config in the menu???

BTW... about "AEC"?

Thanks :eek:
[LG Optimus 4X HD] theofficialpimp:
Earpiece is that speaker on top of the display and LG logo

Made possible by my sexy LG Optimus 4X HD (P880)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wwjoshdew:
How To Install the Jelly Bean Leak on the Sprint Galaxy S III!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9LIinthR8s

[YOUTUBE]D9LIinthR8s[/YOUTUBE]

Alternate install video, thanks to JGandroot!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ezYvrI2tYY

My review of Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean on the Galaxy S III

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-s9uM1KLWJU

[YOUTUBE]-s9uM1KLWJU[/YOUTUBE]

Here is Zedomax's video on this rom!

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA9A2E8458C581B31

Oh man, your sig says PPC 6700! I remember that phone!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jamcar:
first after the odex update!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

EDIT: even better it is a full ROM
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] brooklyn718941:
Sorry noob question. What's the difference between the two?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jamcar:
deodexed apps and jars are significantly easier to work with from a modding standpoint

rather than having to baksmali the odex file and/or deocompile the associated apk to work on something, we can just work on the one combined file

performance imo is negligible between odex and deodex anyway, with the exception of minor differences in boot times
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] master acehole:
Deodexed allows customization and people say odexed is smoother
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wwjoshdew:
Nice!! That's a great name for this rom!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jamcar:
i am gonna wait for DeOdexxed but in the mean time does anyone know if this includes root and or a new modem?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] brooklyn718941:
Do we just flash cmw
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jamcar:
or TWRP, yeah

MAKE A NANDROID FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

you might have to wipe data, cache, and dalvik cache
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Lolanerd:
I'm going 2 days strong with about 12 hours of screen on time. It's not the best, but nothing is perfect ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Naddict:
The reality of the answer probably won't be realized for a day or two... After the rom "settles"... by then, everyone but you will know... Lol;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Orbiting234:
Thanks, but can you also just post the update.zip that you got? Much rather have that tbh.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] budde2:
Can I flash this if I'm not rooted
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jamcar:
i dont think he will leaks usually dont work like that
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bobprobert:
downloading now thanks! ps is it ok to just flash over stock rooted rom with the google now update without wiping data?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freeza:
Adding modem and firmware updates now :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeyLee:
Anything major broken or not working as it should?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freeza:
few minor bugs. I'm not sure if it's final software or not. But nothing show stopping, at least from my tests.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jolo100:
I need help with what my TF700T is doing with my 32 gb MicroSD card.

I bought a good quality card and inserted it. No problems.

I connected my TF700T to my Windows computer via the. AUSUS USB cable

No problem, Windows recognized two different drives.

I added some folders to my MicroSD card and copied some music and video to it.

Put the card back in.

Then I noticed something weird.

The TF700T created a mst/SDCARD/ folder and it thinks that is where my MicroSD card is, but those files and folders are really on the internal.

My MicroSD card is under the /removable/MicroSD/ folder, that it thinks is on the internal Memory.

Do I have to re-format or rename my MicroSD card?

Thanks,

Jon
[Asus Transformer TF700] okantomi:
I'm a bit confused by your description. I don't know what the prefix mst means. If you are on ICS your micro sd should be at Removable and your internal storage should be called Sdcard (it changes with Jellybean). If the files you added to your microsd are actually on internal sdcard, maybe you made a mistake and copied them to the wrong drive in windows. Or did you create nested folders?
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
+1 sounds like you copied them to the wrong card.

/mnt/sdcard is the internal memory.

/removable/microsd is the external sd card.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jolo100:
My mistake on the description

I made a mistake, NOT mst, I mean mnt.

I am using a Asus TF700T Android 4.03.

No, I didn't create the folders on the wrong device.

Those folders sdcard and mnt/sdcard were not created by me.

Thanks,

Jon
[Asus Transformer TF700] lovekeiiy:
No. That's just want ti does, as was eluded to in above posts. It's just an odd labeling.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jolo100:
Don't understand

I am sorry for being so lame, but I don't know what you mean?

Thank you,

Jon
[Asus Transformer TF700] lovekeiiy:
what you describe in your original post is what the Infinity does when you have an SDHC/SDXC card installed. You don't need to format it.

I would just adding that seeing SD Card and Removable was just odd labeling, compared to other mobile devices because we're not use to thinking of storage build into a device as an SD Card. Although, I will say it's accurate because we can use it as such. The removable is accurate because we can remove that storage.

Hopefully that makes more sense now. It's perfectly clear in my head, LOL.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jolo100:
nd it

Thank you for your thoughts. Maybe it is mybrain, but I don't understand it, and it does cause issues for me.

The crd inserted in my Asus TF700T is a MicroSD card.

I can, if I choose to, insert a SD card in my docking station/keyboard, but I have not done that yet.

I don't understand what you mean by odd labeling compared to other devices? Personally, I never buy a device that does not have an expansion card. This goes back to Palm devices as well as my Samsung Tablet and my Cowan portable multimedia devices. Also my digital cameras.

If I go to do a backup that is supposed to go to my microSD card, it will look to backup it up to the Internal storage, in the /mnt/sdcard/......./ folder. It won't look at the expansion card.

Some applications see it, some don't.

There is some sort of confusion how the TF700T thinks where the microSD card is and if ie t exists.

When I first got the TF700T, I did not have an expansion card in it. I put it in about a week after I started using it. Could it be that because I put it in after starting to use it, it got confused and created this infrustructure of folders on the Internal drive thinking that there is an external drive ?

In the file directory, I cannot get it to change things so that when I go to mymusic or audio, to look at my microsd card, which is where I store my audio.

I am really confused. If I plug it into a PC, while the microsd card is istalled, Windows sees it properly and it creates two virtual drives that I can get into with Windows Explorer, no problem.

Something is messed up, but I don't know what it is.

Thank you,

Jon:confused:
[Asus Transformer TF700] lovekeiiy:
maybe this will help, pictures:

From Windows File Explorer, which you have seen. This is just a reference.

Using ES File Explorer, you can see

This is at the root directory. The SDCard is the internal storage. Removable my SDXC card.

As for your music, it may be more an issue with the music you're using. I have encountered a problem with some apps where I cannot access SDHC/XC card. One example is Docs2Go. It won't go to the root directory on the local file selection, just do to /SDCard/, or in other words, just to top internal storage directory. I can open up the files using ES explorer directly and choosing the appropriate app to launch.

So you may want to use your file explorer/browser app, suck as ES explore, File Explorer, and so forth, and see if you can access your SDHC card while on the Infinity. I haven't loaded music on my SDXC card, or video files. I know I was able to access video on my previous SDHC card I had installed with MoboPlayer.

Hopefully that helps. All my answers on based on using the tablet only, no dock since I don't own it. As based on previous comments, which you only confirmed, I assumed you were familiar enough with having SDHC cards in mobile devices and how it worked. Thus, to me it looked more like an issue of know where to look.
[Galaxy S III General] marcellocord:
I'm going to make things a little different now. I see a lot of threads here, and the only solution are: don't use X, low down performance, blah blah blah.

I'm going to make a change at your psychological side, or at least try. That's your worse enemy, which will make your battery last shorter.

**First part: testing ROM+Kernel combo

1. Install your ROM, delete the apks you don't need, and make some tweaks you want. Done?

2. Install another kernel.

3. Configure your device by installing your apps and stuff

4. Reboot

5. Test your combo for 1 day!! Only 1-one day.

6. Read second part to see if your battery life is good

**Second part: what should you consider while testing your combo

1. After the one day test [morning to evening], is your battery still working? If yes, you HAVE A GOOD BATTERY LIFE. You shouldn't care about how % the battery is, as long it lasts for the day.

2. If your battery is really going down fast, and it doesn't last till evening

a) Change kernel and try for another day.

b) Use BetterBatteryStats to see if there's something pissing off your battery

c) If you really need this extra juice to make it last till evening, low down ONLY A LITTLE BIT THE PERFORMANCE

3. Is performance good? If yes and your battery lasts or the day, you may now be happy.

4. Is performance bad? If yes, I'm going to say something to you. WHY THE HELL SHOULD ANYONE BUY A FREAKING 1,4GHZ QUAD-CORE **** TO HAVE BAD PERFORMANCE? Increase your performance, and if it's enough to get it alive after you go home, it's enough.

**Third part: things you shouldn't do

1. Don't put the % at status bar. It only makes you paranoic about looking at the battery %

2. NEVER check for available RAM, or battery %, but if the battery icon is going down quickly, make the basic stuff to save juice. Checking RAM and stuff will only make you complain at your ROM/kernel forum, even if it's normal. And don't use task killers, Samsung's task manager, etc. Cleaning memoy will only piss off your battery and cpu.

3. ALWAYS put your phone in the charger before you go sleep. Why would anyone want to make the battery last for 1d or 2d? Bull****, just charge every night, I see no problem by doing that.

4. USE, ABUSE, RAPE THE CRAP OF YOUR PHONE. Your phone is there, and have you think about how you use it? To check for battery % or actually use the phone?

**Observations

1. There's no such thing as miracles for that. Anything can count to change the battery drain: temperature, external temperature, pressure, apps, how you use it, etc...

2. Choose a stable kernel and DON'T undervolt it. Yeah, undervolt can be useful, but makes stability looking like crap.

3. This may be completed later.

Hope I could help some battery freaks here :P
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
I know a couple things to help with the battery drainage, from personal experience.

1. GPS, turn it the hell off unless you truly absolutely need it.

2. The Facebook app. One of the biggest battery hogs I know of besides heavy 3D-games.

3. Sync. Why choose to auto-sync? Turn it off and sync only when you feel you have to. Check Gmail manually, manually sync contacts and stuff when you feel it is needed

4. Location services. Might prove useful to some, while to others it drains the battery quicker.

These are the four battery hogs by my experience. You may not think the same.
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
GPS is really only on if an app is using it, if you have it on but an app is not using it it will not drain the battery. It's shown under settings battery and it shows GPS using no battery unless an app is using it.
[Galaxy S III General] T511:
Nice!
[Galaxy S III General] kofiaa:
Everyone keep their pants on except Chris
[Galaxy S III General] RomsWell:
Just a Snapple fact. Longest commercial flight possible is 18 hours ;) and that will take you more then halfway around the world. And at the 16 hour point the co pilot is looking at the fuel gage, sweating profusely, and mentally going over his Will.

That does not include layovers. But at that point you have access to outlets.

Now with that out of the way. Lock this shiz. :)
[Galaxy S III General] graffixnyc:
OP, while others might have not been receptive to your thread you were the first to really start the flaming by name calling. I didn't see anyone calling you a "*****"

I saw people not agreeing with you and voicing that, but you were the one that actually crossed the line with the name calling and such.

Thread closed (and will be cleaned)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlleN7:
So I was playing Asphalt 7 and I noticed that my car was not going straight. Is there a way to fix this? If not I may try to get a replacement. The battery is terrible (5 hours is the average for me) and the back where my finger goes has a pimple, making this reason #3.

Also where would I even get an exchange? Asus? Contact Google? HELP!

EDIT: I think I mean accelerometer. Which ever is used to steering in Asphalt 7
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ibuddler:
I'm about to upgrade my mytouch 4g to S3. But I'm wondering if S3 will support future LTE network. I've heard that in future 3G network will use 1900 band and lte will be implement on 1700/2100. Can S3 support LTE in future? If not, I'll probably wait for next year to upgrade my phone. THanks.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] kimbo1986:
I think the only carriers version that does not is tmobile.

Sent from my SGH-T999
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] joshnichols189:
No, it will not support the LTE network. It is not included in the SoC of the phone.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ibuddler:
Oh. That sounds pretty bad to me. But I thought tmo uses 1700/2100 for its lte network and MSM8960 has lte chip correct?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] joshnichols189:
This phone doesn't have an MSM8960. It has an MSM8260A.

Sent from my SGH-T999
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] maxcaos:
I saw a pic of someone using a vzw s3 in china on HSPA+ getting 10 Mbps I don't know if anyone has tryed unlocking a vzw s3 and using it on tmoble to see if it works on there HSPA+ I do know its going to be global ready by the of the year via a ota update hopefully with jellybean but it might be something worth looking into
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
I feel bad for the horse named LTE.. js
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] FlyingsCool:
I saw they are planning LTE implementation in early 2013. Does anyone believe that? And where? Granted, they need to be able to compete so they've got to act relatively quickly, but in my experience HSPA+ ain't bad. I'm imagining I'll be ready to upgrade my S3 by the time LTE matters (Metro West Boston). Whatchya'll think?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Teo032:
Whooosh? Lol

Yes T-Mobile is slowly adding lte, the same band at&t uses. But like others have said, our T-Mobile version does not have the hardware to support it. If anything we need to use the at&t version, but we'll be missing the h+ bands.. so it's a clear cut from edge to lte... probably going to be spotty.. i would rather just stick with h+ or use s4
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] joshnichols189:
What? The guy asked a different question..

And T-Mobile is deploying LTE on their AWS bands I'm pretty sure, not 700mhz.

Sent from my SGH-T999
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ibuddler:
Yes. That's correct. TMO is deploying LTE on AWS 1700/2100 and use 1900(from ATT) for their H+ network. So that's why I'm a little confused here.

If let's say tmo finished upgrading, would the phone without 1900 band still be able to use the hsdpa+ network? I guess I have wait until they finish the upgrade.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Noobiologist:
I'm starting to believe Samsung are pushing these S3 phones away to release a newer S3 or something. $50 for a S3 with 2 year contract is ridiculously cheaper than any other recent phones on the market. It may be cheaper than S2. Companies usually do these type of moves when getting rid of something to present something newer (maybe the Note II) but to answer your answer, no. T999 doesn't support LTE but LTE does need AWS spectrum which T999 has.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] driftnut56:
Its kinda silly that it doesn't. Here in Canada we have a company called Telus and they have the SIIX and it has LTE & it will connect to WIND (another carrier in Canada) which has the same AWS band as T-Mobile.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Teo032:
Oh yeah, i totally mixed things up, sorry about that.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] hermeez:
MSM8960 chip supports LTE. can someone check.

So what qualcomm chip does this Tmo S3 have? Based off this teardown link its at:

http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/cr...s-easy-open-case-difficult-to-fix-display/666

And that chip has LTE capability look at the S4 plus specs http://www.qualcomm.com/snapdragon/processors/s4/specs

Has anybody opened the phone to double check?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Babydollll:
We've already had this discussion when the phone was first released. The short answer is no.

Snowflake approved this message....
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] WoodmanMN:
I'm on a Tmobile Galaxy S3, in boston, getting 11Mb down on my phone with wifi turned off.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superpaul91:
"DO NOT try to go to any CM9 or CM10 based rom from the Samsung ICS rom/kernel. Sure shot BRICK"

If I flash Hydracore Kernel on my stock ICS ROM is that still unsafe to flash CM9/CM10 rom?

If I on custom ICS rom with Hydracore Kernel I can directly go flash CM9/CM10 rom?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] letters_to_cleo:
yes you can flash CM9/CM10 Roms (if your coming from stock or custom ICS Rom) if you have a safe kernel already, BUT....

for extra and safe measure.. I would recommend you make a nandroid/TB backup and then do the 3 wipes before you flash the CM9 or CM10 Rom(again if you have a safe kernel already installed okay?).

the reason why I'm trying to advocate this wipe first is for you to just have a clean and safe installation of the said ROM. Though most says it is not necessary doing the 3 wipes anymore, but on my personal experience... doing the 3 wipes first (before flashing the new ROM), usually skips installation problems that might occur when jumping from one Rom to another.

imho....
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sfetaz:
When I install a new rom, I tend to uninstall apps I have filtered in titanium backup as bloatware as opposed to just freezing them. This is to save space on my backups, to fufill my desire to totally remove things I dont need oir use, and to prevent apps that remain from thinking the apps are still installed, in an attempt to make a small improvement in battery life (even when the apps are frozen they still appear as listed in things like android system when looking at battery stats.) I have never had an issue that I know about from doing this, other than force closes when I first do the uninstall, which is fixed with a reboot. Is there any danger I am not aware of or potential rom issues I might have that are a bigger risk by uninstalling vs. freezing? I do backup the bloatware first each time just in case.

As a note when I find a new system app that I want to remove that is not on my current list, I freeze it first and run the rom for a day, then if everything seems fine I uninstall it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] annoyingduck:
Yes, uninstalling the wrong system items can cause potentially serious problems. If you truly need the space that bloat apps occupy on the internal memory, than you have too much stuff on your phone!

Freezing has the exact same affect as uninstalling except for the amount of storage space they require. Uninstalling the wrong thing could lead to completely unknown issues down the road.

My vote is freeze what you don't want and forget about it. Even if you have over a gig of frozen items, there is always enough storage between your internal and external sd's, and you have the ability to trouble shoot issues.

Sent from my VZW GS3 running Synergy/Trinity/Dark Horse Rises

---------- Post added at 02:24 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:21 AM ----------

Also, use titanium to freeze. It removes all traces of the app until you defrost it, just like an uninstall. Other freeze programs do not do that fully.

Sent from my VZW GS3 running Synergy/Trinity/Dark Horse Rises
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] NavalFluff:
I really hope this isn't a noob question that's been asked billions of times before and i just didn't search enough. I was just curios if there were any downsides to using the Widgetlocker app because i can barely stand the standard cm9 lockscreen, just not my taste.