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[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
This same topic was covered a couple of weeks ago so search, I'm too lazy to do it for you. The solution was to set it up online through a browser.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] adracup:
Got it, thanks! Here is the link to it incase someone else has the issue

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1895951
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] tissimo:
Yeah, iirc the online fix just sets up call forwarding to your Google voice number.
[HTC Desire S] glacier1122:
can anybody guide me ,, how to install dsp manager on fallout v5?:confused:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] circuit.007:
Is there a mod that we can flash so that we can skip songs by long pressing the volume keys? I know some roms have this, but I would like to stay on stock rom and just have this.

Sorry if this is in the wrong section. I know its a question, but its specifically about a mod, and I have seen other people request some stuff in this section.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] shahkam:
Would like to know aswell i had this feature on my previous phones and i loved it ..
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] circuit.007:
bump? Nobody knows?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mikeyinid:
There is an app. If you look on the first Page of zedomax's rom thread in the dev section there are links for it
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] circuit.007:
Thanks so much man just what I was looking for! Appreciate your help.

Just in case anybody else wants it. Here is the link. Post #7

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1835334

I can confirm this works.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mikeyinid:
I use it a lot when I'm running stock. I can't live without that feature
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] colbyrainey:
If you are interested, CM10 offers that option natively, also.

Sent from my rooted Nexus 7
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mikeyinid:
Lol. Thanks for the info :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hackerpoako:
im looking for a notecore kernel, can someone please upload or give me the link of the best stable notecore kernel available to mankind?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] letters_to_cleo:
Find it here.. https://www.box.com/HydraCore

P.S. there are no best version for NoteCore as it's entirely based on user experience itself.... You have to try to flash and use it to experience one...

Tip: I used V14b version, it's not that it matters though but I find it more appealing and good to MY personal preference.

Don't forget to read my sig below.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alba Donzo:
Hi, is there a specific reason for using Notecore? Personally I prefer the newer Hyracore "Univeral" kernels. 4.3b is excellent in my opinion.

Search Chasmodo Kernel Repository for a full inventory of kernels.

Hope this helps, please hit Thanks if it did.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lazarat:
What is the fix for this? Jb cannot synchronize them yet
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] joshnichols189:
Haxsync in the market.

Sent from my SGH-T999
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmohideen90:
HI Guys,

Is there any chances to know the caller location through any application. So that we can come to know who is pranking with us...........

Do reply.......
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
look for true caller on market
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmohideen90:
I installed it but when i recieve the call Its showing no matches found for the recieved no.:confused:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] letters_to_cleo:
First of all, what your looking for is something that's not per se, allowed and tolerated by the mainstream masses and especially with your carrier.

Yes there is a an app for that, but you have to be working pretty much on the insides of Langley to obtain that sort of app. And I'm not sure if they would even warrant you to do so. Unless you'd like someone poking a gun at you....

You have a lot of barriers to consider... first is PRIVACY.. something that most and if not all people would appreciate and give to for something at the expense of it.

Second is SECURITY.... this type of app if it falls to the wrong hands.. could be use for some nasty sinister thing... so, that 2 barriers alone can give you a No GO in making or even installing it on your phone.

Third, Respect... If you want someone to know their location, then that someone might want to know yours as well...so the question is.. are you willing also to have your location known to anybody who has that app???

Sorry but keep wishing bud.. not to discourage you but you might be outta luck in getting it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmohideen90:
Let it be i will not attend the unknown no. Instead of getting this kinda trouble after installing the app.......... BE SAFE AND BE HAPPY:D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
That is the best idea, since many years its choice for me, I am using Root call blocker for that.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmohideen90:
Ketan do u have any idea when jelly bean is out in india? ???
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
Sammobile tweeted its Oct for SGS3 and Nov for Note
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmohideen90:
Thanks bro..:)
[HTC One S] Meocene:
I'm thinking of getting a One S when my contract comes round, but wanted to know what people think of it.

How's the battery life would be my first question. Easy to root?

Thanks.
[HTC One S] george241312:
Buy the phone out of contract and go prepaid ... sure the phone is expensive like that but overall its cheaper than paying 80+ a month when a prepaid plan can go around for 50$ a month
[HTC One S] devgee:
Get the the S4 Version.

The S3 is not worth buying!
[HTC One S] tian100:
I have the S4 version and it has been great. With the most recent 4.0.4 update, the battery life has improved tremendously. 30 hours being unplugged, still have 70% charge. Very impressive.
[HTC One S] ValliJoe:
Great phone imo
[HTC One S] Nick L:
Yes, it's a great phone. Battery life is good in my experience. Doesn't look too difficult to unlock the bootloader and root, though I haven't tried. Get the S4 version (model Z520e) instead of the S3 (model Z560e) if you can.
[HTC One S] flex420:
this is only possible with wlan completely off or airplane mode all time on? display 10 minutes? screenshot? :D
[HTC One S] bsd1101:
My first Android, phone is awesome.
[HTC One S] tian100:
Sorry just plugged it in, so no screen shot yet. It was with WiFi and wireless on. About 30 minutes talk time on and off and a dozen text messages. However, mostly in Wifi coverage area, though.
[HTC One S] jimbiss:
how can you tell if a used phone is an S4 or S3 processor? I'm looking at picking one up off of craigslist
[HTC One S] imk79:
How can we check that is the phone is S3 or S4 ?
[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
You are probably not local but I have a brand new HTC One S S4 processor for sale new in the box unopened $400!
[HTC One S] kira411:
You can use AnTuTu Benmark to know....
[HTC One S] BDorestant:
Phone is BEAST especially with ICS 4.0.4 and Sense 4.1. Fast, fluid/smooth as heck, everything works perfect, and best of all battery life. Can't wait for JB!

I'm a heavy user and I average 18 hrs off charger with 4 hrs screen time and that's just draining it to 14%
[HTC One S] 350Rocket:
I had one for over a month, but sold it and replaced with a 2.5 year old nexus one for money reasons. I liked the phone a lot other than lack of storage space for music etc, and no expandable storage. That was the only thing I really disliked besides non removeable battery. The battery life was the best of any phone I ever had. It would go a few days with 3g only turned on when I used it, screen on total of an hour and half or two hours, and minimal talking, lots of texting. I had the S4 version in gray. I did root it and try a few roms, none of them had any effect on battery life and performance was fast on everything. Screen was amazing IMO and sound quality for music was the best of any phone I've had so far. Camera was also the best I've had. I'm getting by fine with the old N1 but I do miss the One S and would recommend it to someone. My mom also has the One X and has no complaints either and its her first smart phone ever.
[HTC One S] setsuko23:
A very nice and fast phone for me.

I recommend the One S !
[HTC One S] mo976:
The T-Mo version with blue back is S4, the international One S with black back is S3 to the best of my understanding http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=specs&id=3383&c=t-mobile_htc_one_s_htc_ville and http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=specs&id=3623&c=htc_one_s_z560e_htc_ville_c

And you can get a good condition used T-mo One S for about $300 on ebay, I paid $295 the other day. Also it can be unlocked for free check the development thread.
[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
I have the silver Aluminum version with the blue camera lens from Cincinnati Bell and it is the S4 processor. I am selling it if I can get $400 out of it, if not I just assume keeping it. It's unopened. I have the Galaxy Nexus so I don't really need it, but I would love to have it it is an Awesome phone and blows the GNex away in Quadrant scores. The only upside to the GNex is the Developers. But they will move on too probably when the new Nexus comes out. For average people who care nothing about custom ROM's this phone is probably the best.
[HTC One S] ridearoundsolo:
It may not be the hottest device but it works damn well, so if its what u want then get it, camera is awesome
[HTC One S] Spastic909:
Coming from the HTC Amaze this phone is sick. Not to mention we are going to officially get jelly bean, just depends on when T Mobile decides to release it. Sure wish it was the same month, this month as HTC is doing, but whatever the Amaze just didn't have much development ah do to HTC being stingy with drivers.

So long story short from my experience of Android this phone is pretty smooth
[HTC One S] LlF:
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[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
I am debating on keeping mine or selling it. I have played with my Nieces and my mom's and i can just feel the pure power of this device, the power, speed and fluidness is real, coming from the s4 processor and not from modified software like my GNex. Don't get me wrong, the GNex isn't a joke, even one of our best Gnex's kernel dev's say his Gnex is much more smoother than his new Galaxy S 3. I am a flash-addict, I love flashing ROM's and trickin my phone out with all the latest mod's, I have been spoiled with my Nexus S and now my Galaxy Nexus. My first Droid was the Motorola Milestone XT720 with a locked bootloader and a pitiful 256mb of RAM. The developers there were amateur dev's but did great things with what they had to work with, but we were always left hanging, and waiting for the first fully complete ROM with no bugs. We were stuck on 2.1 eclair and it was a struggle just to get a fully functional 2.2 Froyo. It never happened, we always came so close but it never happened. Many ROM's for 2.2, then we got 2.3 and then ICS. But out of all the great ROM's we had, none were ever complete, there was always something that ruined them as a daily driver.

So where I am trying to go with this is I have this phone with a 1.13 hboot. I am wondering if the development here is kinda like what I just described with the XT720? And would it be wiser for me to keep all my HTC One S's (my mom's, my sister's and my nieces) on 1.13 and not update them with the OTA and just root them and flash the ROM's from here? I just can't decide which way to go with this phone! lol. Are the ROM's here near bugless? Do they have those little irritating little bugs that no matter what never go away? That keeps you going back to stock? I guess I would really just need to root my mom's and my nieces just to get a few tweaks we are used to and themes for my niece. Mainly to be able to run the apps that need root. Is this phone pretty dependable? If someone could take the time to help me figure all this out it will be much appreciated. I am more than happy with my GNex but I can see this phone is freakin awesome and powerful but all this negative hboot talk is reminding me of my XT720 and I never want to go through that again! Lol.
[HTC One S] michaeldotson817:
How are you getting that kind of battery life? My phone has been on for 4 hours. 2 hours screen time on. Maybe 25 to 30 minutes of Pandora. And it's down to 42 percent. Nothing else really running in the background. Should I try for a warranty phone or is there something else I should try? Thanks.
[HTC One S] h.han:
It's very difficult to reproduce the same result even if you do the same thing to your phone. Since you will have different apps, usages, cellular connection strength, so the best way is to start from doing some common twists such as turn off Wi-Fi, 3G when not used, lower screen brightness rather than leave it auto. These two things are general and should improve your battery time.

Also, to me, your battery life is normal, Pandora requires internet connection which uses lots of juice and you already got 2hrs on screen time with just a bit less than half battery left, it's definitely reasonable.
[HTC One S] michaeldotson817:
Oh alright cool. Guess I just had a bit of a high expectation when jumping to this phone lol. Before this was a galaxy s3 and before that was some iphones. It's been a while since I have had an older phone with some bad battery life. So I guess I kinda forgot what it was like for a minute.
[HTC One S] BDorestant:
The way I get it is pretty simple......most of the work was done by the ICS update to 4.0.4 Sense 4.1, all I do is when I'm home my WiFi is always on and second I turned auto brightness off and set brightness to my liking (25-35%)

That's all I do, no juice defender no type a battery calabiration app nothing.....pure stock like it came out the box.
[HTC One S] noobic:
In my opinion its a great phone!

There are a few issues with it but in general its far better then my old htc sensation

I just hope htc will give us S-OFF one day :)
[HTC One S] ZeppeMan:
It's really a great phone. Before this one I had a Nexus S and I do miss the development. I don't think that s-off is going to change it much. Also, the fact that we have 2 versions (S3 and S4) makes it even worse... Besides this it's a great phone with great specs, it's fast and smooth, great camera and so on...
[HTC One S] Veritas327:
I love my HTC One S. I was ready to switch to the iPhone after my Vibrant (SGI). I still don't get all the love for Samsung.

I did have some major issues rooting it, but from what I can tell that was just my ignorance coupled with a small bug that happens every once in a while when you root.
[HTC One S] RazGame:
So, I think One S better as One X,

Plastic suck's.
[HTC One S] sudkcoce:
Currently, this is the only android phone on the market I'd buy, not because it's better than one x, but because it's smaller...

Samsung is for masses, htc for classes... ;)
[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
There are a boatload of these for sale on ebay. Pages and pages full.
[HTC One S] sudkcoce:
Good to know.
[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
Probably a lot of the ones with the home button issue. This is one phone I would not buy used lol. I would have to test it for a day first.
[HTC One S] kai604:
My S4 works great! No bugs at all.

Came from iPhone 4 and do not regret :)
[HTC One S] ChrisAG:
I have a Galaxy Nexus on JB 4.1.2 and I would have recommended it to my girlfriend but she think's the GN's screen is too big. I then did some research and recommended the One S on Telus (her carrier in Canada).

I've been playing with the phone a lot and I must say I'm impressed. Great form factor, great build quality. The 4.3" screen seems to be the perfect compromise, letting you pocket the phone without difficulty and use it one handed ALL the time. Sense 4 is slick, with a few minor things that annoy me but for some things I like it better than stock Android (never thought I'd say that). Don't like the keyboard though, stock ICS and JB is better.

Overall to new buyers I'd recommend the One S over everything else out there, including the GN.
[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
Besides the screen, the HTC One S kicks the galaxy nexus's ass! Hard to get used to the smaller screen though, I think the gnexus is perfect
[HTC One S] justaway2:
One S is better than Galaxy Nexus is every aspect except screen resolution. Even the screen color is calibrated better because it appears Samsung doesn't know how to calibrate their own screen. Galaxy Nexus has a terrible blue hue just like the Nexus S before it.
[HTC One S] wilcoholic:
This is the worst phone I have ever used. Build quality is really not great at all. Cheap plastic covers that accumulate all kinds of stuff. The bottom cover is glued to the phone and the glue loses its strength over time. Mines are already peeling off literally. Speakers can't be heard on a busy street. I get tons of missed calls simply because I can't hear my phone. Headphone jack outputs a weak signal. I need to crank up my stereo to get decent volume and by then the sound is heavily distorted. Tons and tons of bugs such as the home button. Battery life is poor. I am only getting 2 hours of screen time with mild usage.

I highly recommend against buying the One S especially when there are tons and tons of better phones on the market. Don't listen to these fanboys. Ignorance is bliss. Fanboyism makes people blind.
[HTC One S] justaway2:
In your opinion, do you think your experience is representative of most One S users?

Name 5 better Android phones than the One S. There isn't a single phone that's better than the One S in every aspect. There are always compromises. If you want performance in a compact form factor, the One S is king. There is no other slim 4.3" phone that outperforms the One S.

Nexus 4 - faster and nicer build quality, but it's bigger, thicker and heavier

Galaxy S3 - huge size, inferior build quality, Exynos 4 Quad is not a clear-cut winner against Snapdragon Krait dual-core

One X - better screen than One S, but like the Galaxy S3 it's huge, thicker and heavier. It's also plastic instead of aluminum.

Galaxy Nexus - not even close to the One S; Cortex A9 vs Krait is no competition

Which other popular models did I miss? Keep in mind that the One S can be bought for $250 brand new on Craigslist/Kijiji. That's $100-200 cheaper than any of the competitors above.
[HTC One S] ridearoundsolo:
For an inexpensive phone this one s is really good, not as good app selection as the gnex but better in every other way, and everything works, load up sense 4+ and its even faster, if u got the money go for the note 2 or s3 but if not then this is really a winner here, but it does not have the best game selection
[HTC One S] :
That has to be one of the classiest slap downs I have seen for a very long time and I applaude you for that fella. Agree with every word you have written. This phone is outstanding I understand there are those with home button problems but thats about it so where that guy got his information or even his phone? Hell I'm even wondering if he has ever owned one to be honest.
[HTC One S] wilcoholic:
I am sorry but no.

nexus4

htc one x

htc one x+

SGS3

note2

iphone4s

iphone5

lumia 920

lumia 820

htc 8x

htc droid dna

motorol droid razr hd

motorola droid razr maxx hd

motorola droid razr m

lg optimus g

probably tons tons more that i forgot to mention. its the bugs, battery life, build quality, small details that kills it for the one s. otherwise its a decent phone.
[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
Y

No I disagree, it performs better but I always find my self going back to my GNex. The colors are beautiful when calibrated to your desire. It's great to have that ability. The screen is much better, can't get used to the small screen on the HTC and the battery life of the GNex is much better with the right ROM and kernel. Plus I love the fact I can always have a replacement battery so I never have to place it on the charger.

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That's the issue, the GNex is perfect in size, the one s is to small. Having them side by side the HTC doesn't appear to be king and I chose to use my GNex

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And I'm not really diggin the skins or themes or whatever they are called, can't get any of the great themes I like and am used to from my nexus devices, everything looks like stock sense no matter what it's changed too. Seems to always be limited no matter what.

Owners of the HTC one s will always say it's better just like the false illusion we had with our crap milestone XT720. Lol. The HTC is great for girlfriends or moms or sisters, I would pick it for them.

And to be honest, I love how the curved glass design feels in my pocket much better, the HTC is flat and uncomfortable.

Home screen for nexus wins hands down, can change colors and icons of everything and I love my invisible icons. And the being able to set the size and gaps between up and down, full control. The HTC always disappoints. And can't beat the kernel development and apps for kernel control
[HTC One S] ChrisAG:
I don't find 4.7"+ screens to be the "perfect" size... the industry is still evolving and moving bigger for the "WOW" factor. Once things settle down in a year or two I believe there will be several "standard" sizes that each have a high-end, rather than only the largest phones being high-end (One S is good enough to be called high end, an exception). The industry will probably settle on 4.3-4.5 as the smaller, 4.8 as the mid, then phablet 5.5.

And the straight glass makes it uncomfortable in your pocket compared to the GNex? Then every other phone must be uncomfortable. I find the smaller size and thinness of the One S make it much more pocketable than the GNex.

Aside from 4.2, the GNex hasn't aged well. Outdated camera, CPU, physically too thick at the bottom (with the 'hump'), and middling build quality make the phone seem older than it is. In contrast the One S still seems fresh, despite being only 4 months newer. HTC design department deserves some credit here.
[HTC One S] justaway2:
You're comparing a custom AOSP ROM with a stock Sense ROM, and then complaining the stock Sense doesn't offer the flexibility of your custom ROM.

I'm sorry but you need to learn to use Android properly.
[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
No I'm sorry you don't get it. I am running the viper ROM, plenty of customizations but it still has stock looks. White backgrounds in all the settings and apps and then when you us the inverted aosp versions they are missing features. Custom ROM's performance don't improve any. Basically rooting the HTC is good for a few tweaks here and there. It has great performance but it isn't the greatest phone like you all say. I love it but love my GNex more.
[HTC One S] Terminator19:
No one has made it out to be the greatest phone of all time, but it certainly isn't as bad as what a lot of people here make it out to be i.e. the worse phone ever essentially, which as has been proved many times by loads of users and pretty much every expert review, it is far from being the worst phone ever and is certainly very good.

And of course a sense based ROM will still have the same feel/look as stock sense. If you want stock android and more features etc. then you flash PA or CM 10.
[HTC One S] justaway2:
You do realize that Viper is a Sense-based ROM, right? Please tell me you understand what that means.
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Do me a favour and run this for me, Peacekeeper best if you set screen time off to 10 mins and also use the stock browser and not chrome because chrome is slower.
[HTC One S] xxquicksh0txx:
I think it means it's supposed to look like Sense.

Let me know if I'm wrong though...
[HTC One S] BrandonHamil:
The battery life depends on so many things. "Stock" it is decent even when running WiFi, radio, GPS and full screen brightness. I sill get about 8-10hours with no compromises.