yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] techgov8:
Im on g1 still

Tap'n
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] edjm711:
It should work, however a new version of wallet is out, perhaps there is some new cloud based security element in place. I haven't seen anything yet on a flashable zip based on this new version
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FAUguy:
I flashed the full HD ROM via ODIN and have been getting very good battery life.

From yesterday to today, I got 30 hours of battery like with moderate usage (as can be seen below).

The gap in the Screen On and Awake usage was from midnight-7am.

With the original F2, I was getting around 22-26 hours with moderate usage.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] WizeGuyDezignz:
Was it all while using wifi like your screenshot shows?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] techgov8:
It worked I reflashrd it and added the cards and it worked. Thanks

Tap'n
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] AB_:
If I'm currently on an Odexed ROM, and have all apps backed up with Titanium Backup. What do I need to do when making the switch over to a Deodexed ROM ??

Thanks anybody.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FAUguy:
Yes, my WiFi 5Ghz at home, expect for that small portion today when I was out for a couple hours on 4G network and I had the phone's WiFi turned off.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] WizeGuyDezignz:
That's what I figured, wifi gets far better battery life than LTE. But that battery life is impressive either way!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] PaulG1488:
Voice feedback works fine for me on S- Voice are you sure you have the voice prompt enabled in S-voice it's on the bottom left in the app.

also here is the kernel

Stock Verizon Galaxy S3 Kernel from VRALHD

MD5: FB8C16A4D5BB79A381A6964D96BF5C1A
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TabletConnect:
I finally had a chance to upgrade to this. I just installed in over my rooted stock S3. No wipe. All data was there. However a few things:

1) It reinstalled the VZW & Samsung bloatware (after I uninstalled all previously).

2) The baseband version still shows I535VRLG7. I thought this was suppose to update too. The build version does state xxxxxxVRALHD.

Do I need to update the modem separately?

Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] wrxphantom:
anyway to get a version of this rom with Google now pre installed please...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jbdan:
Hi

1) yeah this is stock leak with all bloat included

2) no rom imo should also flash a radio/modem and this one doesn't (odin'ing back to stock is an exception). Yes you'll need to flash the modem separately to HD if you want it. Easy flash and if it doesn't work out for you you can easily flash back to the modem of your choice.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] techgov8:
I used the odex version and froze all the bloat I normally do and charged to 100% and so far im getting good batter life. Im gonna test today and see how it is.

Tap'n
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lexluthor:
Is there anyone who could spend a second and test this?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jlangleyrn:
If you tell me.how then I will.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] imablackhat:
Clean installed this and radio and restored my apps even though this is a leak when will it be official and when it becomes official will it be exactly the same as what we have or will we have to change again
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lexluthor:
Install an app that lets you pick your notification color and then see if you get that color when you get a notification. Gosms would probably be the easiest one to test with.

Thanks.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] open1your1eyes0:
I installed Yahoo Mail app and I remember on my Galaxy Nexus the notifications were purple however on this phone they are orange.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lexluthor:
Thanks. Guess Verizon didn't feel like fixng this yet even though some of the others carriers already have.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FAUguy:
Last month I tried K-9 mail on the SGS III, since I use it on a Droid Razr Maxx.

It allows you to pick the notification LED color for each email account, but on the SGS III the wrong

LED color flashes. I wasn't sure if the app was incompatible with the phone, or it was

something with the hardware that Samsung used.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Milly7:
I think its incompatible with our phone or our ICS, because it works correctly on jellybean touchwiz. I think on ICS I used to get just a solid pink light (not even flashing) although I had set it to blue
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lexluthor:
All US variants were released with some sort of non-standard color mapping table. The international variants did not have this bug. I think at least 2 carriers have released updates to fix the problem. Apparently, Verizon hasn't yet, even in this leak. I'm hopeful that the Jellybean update will take care of this.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] imablackhat:
I loaded up the odex version. Is this the same stock rom as Verizon will give out?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] papi92:
Hey anyone know if this has all share cast?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] open1your1eyes0:
Unfortunately not. :/
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] imablackhat:
What's all share cast? Is it on stock rom? I do have experience all share play.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FAUguy:
Yesterday battery life was even better. Similar amount of usage, but it was on 4G instead of Wi-Fi for about four hours, and I got 36 hours of battery life. So far that's the longest that I've ever seen on the phone.

The one thing I can't figure out is why Maps is always using 10-15%, even though I am not launching and using the Maps or Navigation apps.

I guess it loads when the phone starts, but still wish it wouldn't eat that much battery when I'm not even using it!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] imablackhat:
What was your screen on
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FAUguy:
Actually, I forgot to check the total on-screen time.

But you can see in the 2nd image that there was on-screen time, and I think it was about

4 hours total.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dogredwing1:
My battery life has never been so good on a smartphone

Sent From My VZW GS3
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jlangleyrn:
I can completely agree with you on the battery life. I didn't take a screenshot from yesterday but I talked 194 minutes, sent over 70 sms. Emailed like mad, screen time was almost 4 hours, used google maps for a 32 mile drive just to try and kill off my battery, but only went down to 11% before I recharged it. By far the best I've ever had on a smart phone and this is a stock battery.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] pschatz12:
Anyone have a 4x5 mod for de-odexed?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FAUguy:
Just out of curiosity, I've replaced the HD Kernel with the newest KT747 kernel, and overclocked to 1.89GHz to see what impact that may have on battery life.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nhokynhok:
I use this one: http://db.tt/J7AvbFtP
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] pschatz12:
Can't connect blue tooth audio in the car but phone connects... Any ideas?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jlangleyrn:
Let me know how that works out for you. I wish I had two identical days to test things, but life isn't that way in the healthcare world. Last kernel I loaded of his did good, but battery was an issue so I'm interested to see how it goes for you.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FAUguy:
Installed it yesterday without any problem and set the max frequency to 1890 MHz, as I've discovered in the past that any higher will cause instability and crashes. The battery is currently at 20 hours of on time, and 52% full. I'll let you know how much total batt time I get.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] imablackhat:
I've been using this rom and radio for almost three days uptime no issues. Odex version because I wanted to be as stock as possible. I wonder when Verizon will release this rom and radio as official
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] eakeller:
I strongly recommend NOT flashing the HD radio on top of a different ROM. I did this yesterday and it jacked things up so badly that I in order to fix it I had to Odin back to stock, take the OTA, root, unlock, factory reset, and finally load my rom of choice....just to get back to where I started. Per the dev of said rom, it will certainly cause problems to load another radio on top of a rom not built for it. Something about the radio interface layer.

All I know is this path jacked my phone quite badly.

Sent from my SCH-I535 while baking a brown loaf
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] techgov8:
I had the HD radio already flashed from when I flashed this rom. Then I switched over to beans the other day and haven't had any problems at all

Tap'n
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jlangleyrn:
FAUguy I'm going to try the kt747 kernel now, I have 2 extra.batteries, so I'm ok if it hits harder then I'm used to. Thanks for the input, I'll let you know how it works for me.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jlangleyrn:
What governor and etc are you running ? Finally the ktoonz app is working currently for me, in the past it.would fc and lockup when I opened the app, its actually working very well for me now, so I guess the app has been updated.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] JAYNO20:
Is anyone else having trouble with s-beam on this rom?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] PaulG1488:
Why flash between radios like that daily.?

Sent from my Galaxy SIII
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hopesrequiem:
Agreed what's the reason? Hd seems to be the best so far
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] imablackhat:
Yeah hd is awesome. Nice and stable.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tu3218:
Anyone come from 2.5 to this? Any difference in battery or performance? 2.5 works well for me but I got amazing battery life on just the G7 base when that was out, so I figured I'd give this a chance.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] flash_27:
I came from 2.5 performance wise, it's really hard to tell the difference. So far it is running incredibly fast and wifi/4g/3g is blazing. The only thing you have to worry about is freezing a crap load of bloatwares. Then you should be all set :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jhssal:
If you don't want bloatwares, try one in rootzwiki...

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/34815-romvralhdics-strippeddeodexedrooted/
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tu3218:
Yeah that doesn't bother me too much. In fact on the G7 base that scrosler did, I left the bloat in there. Speed and battery life were perfect so I didn't want to mess with it lol
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] flash_27:
Thank you sir!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] eakeller:
The pertinent info.was in the last line of my post, relating experience. The rest was relaying info provided by scrosler directly; he was getting frustrated that people were flashing between radios and having funky issues crop up. If it works for you, great.

The heck if I'm going to stop sharing information, keep the random opinions and name-calling to yourself.

Sent from my eSsThree
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FAUguy:
I'm using the default on-demand governor with the max frequency at 1890.

The battery lasted me a total of 38 hours with 3.5 hours of on-screen time.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] thunderbread:
As stateted by Scott in regards to flashing radios....

Guys, look, listen to me.... This will be the last time I say this about battery and radio combos....

If you are runnign this ROM I strongly urge you to odin back to G1, take the OTA and then unlock again and leave the Radios alone. Radios are meant to be matched to a ROM.

All the people flashing back and forth with radios... You screwing things up. Read my prior statements on radios and RIL. You cant just flash a radio and expect it to work perfect, its not that simple. There is more to a radio than just a single file.

Here is what I did get the results I have on my personal phone...

I OTA'ed from an Odined G1 base then unlocked (luckily it could still be done) then flashed TWRP then wiped data and then flashed ROM (a bit more than tha because at one point I actlay had to make the ROM too!).

I have STELLAR battery and the ROM is smooth all the time.

If you have not done this and you are having issues I would highly urge you to do that!

Look who has flashed radios and this and that and see what they report and then look at the people that took my path and look at what they report. Enough said?

Sorry if this comes off as arrogant but I have explained this quite a few times and no one seems to listen to what I say and I know the XDA search function is broken so I am not holding anyone to searching what I have said prior.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FAUguy:
Here's the image:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] pschatz12:
You might want to try Scott's cell standby fix...it's in his mods section...fixes the cell standby issue
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] techgov8:
Whats your min at? I would love to be getting this! And is it stock voltages?

Tap'n
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FAUguy:
The min freq is still 384, only changed the max to 1890. This is using the standard OC voltages in KTweaker.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
Thread cleaned

If you don't like someone's post, ignore it

Flaming and disrespect will not be tolerated

Childish bickering will be met with infractions for both parties

This is not the school yard

Thank you for your cooperation

Friendly Neighborhood Moderator
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jlangleyrn:
Thank you, I flashed it yesterday and am running at 384-1728 with the powersave governor. I also changed the one touch and second touch boosters, so that they wouldn't throttle up past where I wanted to run at most of the time, which is ~1100. I have been getting excellent battery life and haven't had any issues of any sort. I really don't understand the touch boosters, so that isn't such a big deal to me.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FAUguy:
OK, I installed it tonight and charged the battery. Will report on any changes.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] evolishesh:
Question. Dose the 4x5 launcher works with this Rom and google now? The once available for the clean Rom 2.5
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nittin_sp:
Which cpu scaler software are you using buddy
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Chuckleb0ne:
New to the S3. What is so special about this rom?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tu3218:
Nothing particularly. Its just the most recent leak for the Verizon sgs3. Therefore possibly any fixes for whatever or any other changes. There doesn't appear to be anything major.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jlangleyrn:
I'll agree, doesn't seem to be anything major fixed, but then again I really didn't have any problems with stock. I'm having good battery life, actually better than stock, but I couldn't tell you of anything else. While I don't see any other improvements, I also don't have any problems. So I guess there isn't really anything special about it, its just different.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FAUguy:
Just to be clear.

I'm running the full I535VRALHD ROM flashed via ODIN from here:

http://goo.im/devs/invisiblek/i535/...35VZWALHD_1092717_REV09_user_low_ship.tar.md5

I then installed the new KT747 Kernel (10/3)

http://www.mediafire.com/?dc7rd4ljr2ikqaf

Use the included KTweaker app to overclock the max frequency to 1890 MHz, and using the On Demand governor, and the stock OC Voltage.

Tonight I installed the "Free Tether and Cell Standby Fix"

http://www.scottsroms.com/downloads/S3/G7_Mods/Tether and Standby Fix - G7.zip

But it is based off the G7 ROM, so not sure how it will interact with the full HD ROM and the KT747 Kernel.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] JRman:
dual band wifi problems FIXED!!!

It looks like the wifi problems with dual band routers are FIXED in this VRALHD rom/radio.

NICE! BEEN WAITING FOR THIS! AHMEN!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] open1your1eyes0:
What exactly was the issue? Just curious?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tomalrocks:
the new HD modem really helped my network reception as I am living in a poor reception area.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FAUguy:
I have a dual band 2.4/5GHz router and never had any issues with using either band on the S3. But most of the time I do have it connected to the 5GHz band.

---------- Post added at 12:29 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:28 AM ----------

Today I updated the KT747 Kernel with the new 10/9 date one he's got posted.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] h311sdr0id:
In the original leak (NOT SCOTT'S) the new Verizon "spyware" is implemented in the F/W. When comparing binary data side-by-side for the whole ROM with VRALG7, the spyware apk was one of the only major differences that stood out to me. It's REALLY easy to remove though and the name stands out kind of retardedly.

This ROM that Scotty built though is way smoother than the previous one (my opinion).

It really helped out the 3G connections in certain rural areas too.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] open1your1eyes0:
OP, is the deodexed version of this ROM signed and zipaligned as well?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] shaahinjjj:
Hey guy, I've have a screen protector on my phone since day 1 but recently I took it off and my screen so much more beautiful without it. Is anyone using this phone without a protector? Is it resistant against scratch? Is there a type that's not noticeable at all?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] rorzad:
screen protector is necessary.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] 88EVGAFTW:
I have sgp ultra nano clear and it's virtually invisible.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] offwiththeface:
Keep it on I know the screen looks better without it until u get your first scratch
[Galaxy S III Accessories] waiters:
The glass on our phone is very fragile. You can easily crack it from a few foot drop.. It's not as strong as the sgs2.

Get a screen protector.. Not worth the cost to repair it..
[Galaxy S III Accessories] jamesrascal:
I have my phone in a case with an invisible shield. By the time it comes to replace it will look like new.

Otherwise scratches and dents will occur.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] djalecazam:
I highly suggest keeping a screen protector on- or for that matter a case would be ideal. I already got 2 deep scratches on my phone and highly regret it.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] dunderball:
Go without the protector. Get a good case.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] raverj:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhoF564nJ_Q
[Galaxy S III Accessories] elimenohpee:
I don't use one, and I've even dropped it face down a few times, and haven't had a problem yet.

Hopefully I haven't just jinxed myself.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Tokarin:
No you don't need a screen protector, they do nothing other than getting scratch, smudge and decrease the clarity of your screen. Another problem is the touch feeling of touching the glass.

For any discussion about scratches >> IT DOES NOT HAPPENS !!!

The Gorilla glass 2 on the galaxy s3 is probably the best glass in the market, doesn't scratch or easily breaks. Though the problem is the frame which scratch on drop.

I used my galaxy s3 for 3 weeks, got my screen protector on for the first 4 days and just took it off, it's just degrading my phone. I current own an iphone 4, new ipad, iphone 4s and i know they all scratches at some point, but not this galaxy s3.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Blutonic:
This. I was scared of not using protection with this expensive phone (even though I had a Droid X for over two years without a single scratch).

I bought a Zagg HD and thought it was great....for the first couple of days. Then I realized I hate the feeling, scratched easier than normal glass! and turned a weird yellow color after a month. So I recently ditched it.

WOW, almost forgot how much more beautiful this screen is naked!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] waiters:
You guys have been sold by advertising.

The glass in our phone sucks. Why do you think there are so many threads about diy repair in these Forums?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Pneumatic:
There have been a lot of videos with people using razor blades and forks to try and scratch the screen and it looks really awesome. I have had Gorilla Glass screens in the past that had the same things done to them and somehow they got scratched when I used them. I don't know how it happens (maybe diamond wielding gremlins sneak into my pockets and do their evil deed when I am not looking), but it happens.

I am a 'better safe than sorry' kind of guy. I know that if I got a scratch on my screen it would bug me until I bought a new phone so I am putting on a screen protector. I have tried the Zagg on other phones (and on my iPad) and I hate the feel of it. To be honest, I have found that the cheap screen protectors work very well and are quite clear. If/when they scratch.... Put on another one and it looks new again. At around a buck each it's no big deal. :)

Actually... My HTC Sensation and my Samsung - whatever the first Galaxy was on Tmobile - still have the original cheap screen protectors on them so one dollar protected them for as long as I used them.

Put me down for "use a screen protector" (but not an expensive one).
[Galaxy S III Accessories] MooseV2:
I had my phone for about a week without a screen protector and it looked gorgeous. Not a single scratch. I had a Motorola Photon before for 8 months and it also has gorilla glass. I can tell you, the glass does stand well, but it showed some small scratches after that long (and I'm not rough).

After my first week owning the phone, I had it in my pocket while sitting down and it slipped out onto the tile below. Screen shattered. I don't have insurance so I had to spend $200 for my own screen to replace it. It sucked.

A screen protector seems like a useless product, and the good ones (invisible ones) are expensive, but trust me, its a lot cheaper than a new screen. Also invest in a good case. My bezel has a scuff from the fall.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] opiujn:
Ive never used a screen protector, and luckily I haven't scratched my screen either. Have been using N7000 since first week it was released in Sweden. Have only dropped it twice, once from pocket height on concrete floor, once from nightstand table.. both times face down of course, haha. Except from that I'm careful with my Note, only put it in a pocket where there is nothing else, and face up when I leave it on for example a table. I've never seen a screen protector I would like to use myself, so I'm careful with my phone instead and if I scratch the screen I guess I'll have to replace it or buy a Note 2. But rather that than having screen protector on in my opinion :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] dave1977nj:
Hi, guy doesn't it feel better without a rubber on? Same thing you take a risk but it feels better. :highfive:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] TAY:
I'd have to say use a screen protector. It's the first thing I purchase when getting a new handset

Sony Ericsson P800, numerous XDA variants, a HD2 and now my S3 all have them, and as yet all my screens are immaculate

If you've got a $35 handset then treat it like one, if you've got a $500 handset then at least respect it a little
[Galaxy S III Accessories] waiters:
I even have accidental protection with no deductible through best buy and still have a case and protector lol
[Galaxy S III Accessories] cobija:
Id say if you have insurance on the phone, then I wouldnt use one. I had the similar scenario as you; had a screen protector for ~1 month and removed it and realized how beautiful the screen was, haha.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Daniilo:
Like many have already said, you should get one. I regret not getting one myself, i got a fat scratch the first day i had my phone. And i didn't drop it or anything, the scratch came out of nowhere, the gorilla glass 2 is a scam pretty much.

While we are talking about protectors, which one is the best?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] TAY:
Good point!