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[Asus Transformer TF700] stanglifemike:
So my Prime had rubber plugs in the dock connector holes. I removed them from my Prime and put them in my Infinity when I bought it. Yesterday I exchanged my Infinity for another at Best Buy because my screen was loose, BUT I forgot to remove the dock plugs! So... any one know where I can buy them? I've checked Asus' site and eBay but had no luck. Thought one of you might know. Thanks
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
Several have gone before you and were unsuccesful -- my 700 was shipped with only the charging port cover.
[Asus Transformer TF700] stanglifemike:
Ok, thanks for the heads up. Maybe some will turn up on that web at some point
[Motorola Droid RAZR] vineabrantes:
Hi guys, I'm new with the Android system, so please, sorry for being noob. Well, I just bought an Droid Razr (20 days ago) in Amazon, the GSM international version for use in Brazil, and it came with Android 2.3.6, and after reading about ICS, obviously I want to update my phone. The problem is, Motorola doesn't offers me the OTA update (and not through the menu about phone etc). My sister has the same phone and bought it here and she already received the OTA update to ICS. I'm freaking out here, I searched a lot of things, but don't know what to do. My phone system version is: 651.167.21.XT910.Retail.en.EU. Thanks for the attention
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ratedr75:
In pretty much the same situation as yourself, just bought a Razr Maxx here in the UK today from P4U. It is running 2.3.6 currently and have tried both over the air and through the Moto desktop software but to no avail.

I am on 651.167.26.XT910.Retail.en.EU.

Help anyone?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] cworrall:
Same problem, UK retail wont upgrade to ics, emailed moto and they asked if I had rooted, havent so emailed back saying so and no reply yet, starting to wish id gone Samsung, had similar problem on my defy, i'm tempted to root but cant find any stable jelly bean roms (anyone?) also woould like to delete the need for speed demo that never even worked, also is this phone 4g capable? or is that just in the us?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] vineabrantes:
Good to hear that is not only with me. I also tried with Moto Update Software and nothing. I can't find any official Motorola ROM to try to install also
[Motorola Droid RAZR] vineabrantes:
Anybody? UP
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ratedr75:
Still a no!!! This is slightly silly and can't be good PR for Moto.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ratedr75:
Right, so I got a little bored and went and did the flashing on RDS lite.

Its actually very simple to do it and took about 30 mins in all.

You can get the generic .xml file from here http://www.droidevelopers.com/showthread.php?13330-Download-RAZR-XT910-Stock-4-0-4-Ice-Cream-Sandwich-fastboot-XML

Then just extract so you can get the .xml file.

Easy enough to do and with 5 mins I got another update which I presume is a fix for some of the bugs.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ratedr75:
Just a little proof here. Heres a screen grab of my newly updated phone.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] cworrall:
Thanks, u don't need root to update with rsd then? :)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] vineabrantes:
phr. calexpe

Yesterday I tried the Razrguy video on youtube and it didn't work. But I learned how to load flashboots on my device. So the flashboot you posted, will it work on my device? It's running the 651.167.26.XT910.Retail.en.EU

I just have to use the RSD light to flash it on my device? There's no problem to loading it on gingerbread?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ratedr75:
I can't possibly see why it wouldn't work on your device. I was using RSD on windows 7. Like i say fairly simple process.

Oh and no i didn't root or unlock any bootloaders.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] cworrall:
sorry probably sound stupid, but when i unzip the file to extract the .xml its tiny, do i just leave this in its directery and point rsd lite at it?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ratedr75:
I made a new folder on my desktop and extracted to there then point RSD to that .xml in the folder.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] vineabrantes:
worked! Thanks a lot man, saved my life
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bilge656:
I am about to install Smoothrom 3.1, but since this is my first time installing a custom rom, I had some questions.

1. Do I need to wipe? I want to use gooManager

2. If so, will everything be wiped?

3. Can I restore Titaniumbackup files once running a custom rom?

4. Will everything work in the play store?

Thanks for the help and if you have any additional tips please let me know.

I am also using TWRP
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ryan35310:
I would not recommend gooManager. See whenever there is something automatic, like gooManager, or ROM Manager etc. there is always a chance that it does it wrong. Do it the manual way so you're sure. Install ClockWorkMod or CWM for short, and find a tutorial on how to install it. (It isn't very hard. You only need to use a few commands). Then Back up all of your stuff like your apps. Make sure you're rooted first, then get this app called "My Backup Root". Here is the link: Click Here!

It is a free app. Also backup using Titanium Backup, which you could get from the Play Store. I recommend backing up with Titanium Backup and My Backup Root because you could use both of them if one doesn't work. Once you flash the Rom you want to primarily use My Backup Root because it restores automatically unlike Titanium Backup. Now You want to make sure you do this: MAKE SURE! YOU READ ME! That you go to "Backup and Restore" In ClockWorkMod, then click "Backup" DO THIS SO YOU COULD RESTORE LATER INCASE! It saved me a few times. Now going back to your original question, You do want to "Wipe Data" in ClockWorkMod. Also "Wipe Cache". Then go to "Advanced" Then click on "Wipe Dalvik Cache". Then You could flash your Rom.

Now yes, everything will be wiped but with the backup in "My Backup Root" you could restore everything like your apps. Yes everything will work on the Play Store.

Edit: Instead of editing my whole reply for TWRP, it is basically the same thing for TWRP as in ClockWorkMod. Basically try to find the stuff that I said because I don't have TWRP.

Best of luck flashing SmoothROM!

If it isn't in your liking, then try: CodeNameAndroid. I would totally recommend it.

---------- Post added at 10:11 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:10 PM ----------

Sorry For The Long Reply BTW.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bilge656:
Thanks for the awesome response! That sums up all of the questions I had except for one more :). When an update for the ROM comes out, do I have to do this whole process again or can I just directly flash it? Thanks!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ryan35310:
From my experience, no. All you have to do is wipe cache every time you flash the newer version. Only when you are switching Roms you have to fully wipe.

Don't hesitate to hit that "Thanks" button... :D
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bilge656:
Thanks so much for your help!

Where are the My Backup Root files on the sd card so I can transfer them to my pc?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ryan35310:
Anytime ;)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mike.r.olson:
Hey guys, I'm Mike and I just migrated from the EVO LTE on Sprint to my first ever Samsung phone and also my first ever GSM phone here on T-Mobile. While I'm pretty knowledgeable about flashing/rooting/etc, I'm a development know-nothing. Since I got this phone 3 days ago, I've probably flashed every ROM available trying to find that performance "sweet spot" and with all due respect and gratitude to the amazing developers who are making some pretty amazing TouchWiz based ROMs both from the stock ICS and the JB leak, there is nothing quite like running any phone with an AOSP, AOKP, or MIUI ROM. T-Mobile's HSPA+ network destroys Sprint's CDMA (and LTE when I could get it) network in my area however I cannot get even a decent Edge network connection in my apartment, which has left me relying on the WiFi calling feature that TouchWiz offers. I'd like to start a bounty for any developer that can make WiFi calling (with my T-Mobile number) work outside of TouchWiz. While I cannot commit to much financially, I will be happy to test anything that any developer can come up with.

Thanks in advance to anybody who tries to get this going.

mike.r.olson: $50

Aerowinder: $20

Crackmulah: $20

cameronhopkin: $20

tpcrackpipe: $10

imtjnotu: $10

Android_Monsters: $50

kusgan: $20

trickinit: $30

immunityx: $50

md1008: $5

edwardlanti: $25

jparnell8839: $50

konceptz: $10

quailallstar: $10

km3k: $20

rkgoboom: $20

kolpa06: $10

themortalwombat: $30

moon19sun79star: $10

stonew5082: $20

XperianceIT: $20

layzer253: $35

beano311: $10

baethan: $25

Also, guys, please keep this thread positive.

Update!!! 2013/04/03: The bounty is up to $570! Never lose faith! Looks like there may be a light at the end of the tunnel. Ohgami_Ichiro is really working hard on it and he seems to be making a bit of progress! WOOT!

There is also a thread over in the Nexus 4 General forum (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2012468) with a $1400+ bounty. I'm beginning to wonder if it is achieved on the Nexus 4, if it can be easily ported to the T999.

Keep calm and flash on...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Aerowinder:
Put me down for $20.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
Yay another repost.

You even posted in it so why in the F would you start a whole new thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32377008
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bfranklin1986:
A request and a bounty are not the same thing......
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] uoY_redruM:
To be fair, it makes more sense to start its own thread in the general section.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mike.r.olson:
This isn't a repost. It's a new post in a new section. If you don't want to contribute, just move on. Thanks for your input though. It sure added a bunch of very valuable content to the forums.

Keep calm and flash on...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
YOUR RESPONSE WAS EQUALLY HELPFUL :good:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mike.r.olson:
/troll

Keep calm and flash on...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] crackmulah:
I'll throw in 20 as well. And BTW I was the person who started the other threads. Glad to see other ppl want this
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Alanmw86:
I've been dying to see this happen, If i get ahead any $ I'll throw down for it, wish I could promise anything as it sits.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] cameronhopkin:
Count me in.

I'll throw down $20 as well.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] tpcrackpipe:
In for 10
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] aNYthing24:
Do you really think some amount of cash is going to coax Cyanogen (let's face it, almost every AOSP ROM is CM-derived) into figuring out how to get WiFi Calling working on AOSP ROMs?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] imtjnotu:
Down for 10$ no joke

Sent from my SGH-T999
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] shahkam:
If someone never tries it will never happen either contribute or gtfo.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Android_Monsters:
I usually don't. But down for 50
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] aNYthing24:
Just a question. Easy.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
Amazing post mike. Glad to see you contributing to the thread.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mike.r.olson:
I will be updating the OP in just one moment. Thanks guys! Let's hope this happens!

Keep calm and flash on...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mike.r.olson:
Isn't this why GPL exists? If Cyanogen or Team Douche isn't interested, the source is available for anybody else who wants to take a wack at it.

Keep calm and flash on...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kevin95:
I flashed the AOKP Jelly Bean Build 3 ROM last week and nothing was wrong but after I bought new earphones (with a volume control + mic) today, my notifications have being going through my speakers instead of my earphones. Even when I tried using my old earphones (which doesn't have volume control buttons or a mic), the sound still goes through my speakers. Is there any way to solve this?
[HTC One S] benly52:
Just a quick thread. What made you buy this phone and continously use it as your daily driver? This thread can really change the minds of individuals that are on the fence of either purchasing this phone or keeping, due to all these other options available( including myself ).

No bashing in this thread please.
[HTC One S] lorddart:
You started the thread but didn't give your input? :P ugh accidentally hit submit... Anyway I like this phone for the speed and smoothness increase over the amaze. Love the amaze, probably still more than the one s. But this thing is just fast. I don't mind the build quality. I prefer the bigger and heavier feel of the amaze but this is still good. If you like a slim unibody that still feels well built this is the way to go. I also like the battery life on this thing. Ridiculously outlasts my amaze, using stock kernal on energy rom. It's just awesome. Also I haven't had any random reboots or any real complications minus a bad day where I was missing several texts.
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Great body (physical appearance) and nice and smooth Sense experience. Build quality has been pretty good. Very slim and elegant with the nice metal (I have the blue one). Fits AMAZING in the pocket. Perfect size in hand and weight as well.
[HTC One S] melcali:
This phone is fast. Battery is good. I can actually use the Car app without plugging it into a charger most of the time. I don't worry about leaving bluetooth, gps or wifi on that much. The battery has been good to me. The phone is sexy as hell. It's also pretty deceiving. Even though it's 4.3 inches, when held in my hand it actually feels smaller than it really is.. like a 4 incher. I gotta hold it next to another 4.3 inch device just to remind myself its that size.

The only thing.. I have to use a case. I currently use the d30 case. This phone is just too damn skinny and small to get a good grip of.
[HTC One S] stratax:
Thin, sexy, light, screen looks great with its not right in front of my face, great battery life, super fluid with trickdroid, etc :) havent been happy with a phone for a while, while im very nitpicky there isnt much about this phone i dont like which is surprising. Sense 4.1 meets all my needs with functionality, fluidness, and eye candy.

after having the amaze as my second before last phone this phone feels tiny and suuuper light. its only a little bit bigger than my n9 i had which had a 3.9 inch screen.

I probably wont be upgrading for a long while.
[HTC One S] lorddart:
Yeah I thought I said enough bad but I would add I wish the back of the phone was rubberized or something for grip. I have the d30 case and can't stand having it on this phone. Although I do get scared I'm going to drop it.
[HTC One S] theronw68:
The first android phone I have had that I don't feel the need to root. Everything just works.
[HTC One S] Co5min:
Great looking phone with a state of the art 28nm dual core processor.
[HTC One S] ValliJoe:
Everything about it is nice if there's one thing to complain about is the LED light eeh not a big deal, other then that its buttery smooth "cough cm10 cough"
[HTC One S] stratax:
I actually like the notification light, its distinct, its not annoying like on some older HTC phones.
[HTC One S] greeneyes513:
I was a flashaholic with my vibrant. And the only reason why I even rooted it was to keep up. After having this phone not once have I thought about root. S4 chip and ice cream makes this phone a beast. I'm totally happy. And design is just an added perk.
[HTC One S] .TanTien:
The looks and the quality feel of it. No other phone can compete with it! The camera and the soundquality are just awesome.
[HTC One S] Terminator19:
- don't feel the need to root at all

- sense V4, gallery, calendar, camera UI and features can't be beat

- aluminium uni-body with MAO

- design/looks and how slim it is

- great SAMOLED screen, which is the best for calibration/colours (compared to other AMOLED based screens)

- amazing battery life, only beaten by RAZR MAXX, iphone 5, note II and the XL

- superb camera for photo quality

- amazing hardware, best CPU there is (s4), beats exynos quad in the GS 3 and the tegra 3 quad in the X for performance per core, power efficiency and heat and the GPU is great as well, can hold its own against the GS 3 GPU and even out performs it in quite a few tests, even the more stressful/demanding ones

- extremely stable, have only restarted my S like 10-15 times (if even that) since April, only had 2 freezes where the mobile restarted automatically but this seems to have been fixed ever since the first update

- audio is superb, only matched by the GS 3
[HTC One S] benly52:
- Great form factor

- Does not slow down

- Nice color choice (Grey and blue)

- Nice screen, colors are very vibrant and blacks are very black

- Exceptional battery life
[HTC One S] briandresstoyota:
I love this PHONE!!! longtime android user here. I started my andro days with the launch of the G1 and stuck with through the rise and fall of many players in the field. When I finally did upgrade it I stayed wittth Tmobile and went wwith the G2X. I was in love. So powerful, so fas,,, didnt understand why so many griped about it. I had my G2x for a year and a half and was still ging strong when it was stolen from my locker at the gym one night. What a sad state of affairs. I was stuck with a broken iphone 2g for about 2 weeks until Tmobile ran their special on the One S for $0 down with a $50 rebate here in the US. and oh by the way, the lady tells me, have fun with this, we just brought back unlimitted 4G last night, would you like to add it to your plan? Helll to the YEAH!!

The HTC One S is blistering fast. Down speed is ridiculous. such a sleek form factor and amaing screeeen. instantly became the future upgrade choice of many of my friends. Worried about Netflix without wifi? yeah no problem, we have unlimited 4g whats up? Worried about no sd card? Yeah uhmm did i mention unlimited 4G? I got my hands on 50GB of free storage from BOX back when i had the LG G2X. dontt know if you guys know about the app cloudaround, but it is a cloud player that will let you sync with various cloud storageee boxes. anddddd you can upload from your phone. Insane up speeds with this unit, I am PC free, so no root, but mass ammounts of music and movies on my online storage, and no need for PC to upload(damn you google music). If ANYONE is on the fence about this phone I would have to say take that leap of faith, yo will not be disappointed. Aazing, beautiful, blinding speed, wonderful device.
[HTC One S] PC Jona:
got this phone as a warranty replacement because they didnt have anymore S2's.... WINNING LOL

The screen is nice, size is nice, great build quality.

Had to root it tho, missing way too much without it.

On cm10 now and even tho i miss the sense camera, which is about the only thing i miss from sense, its running great.

this phone is the total package.
[HTC One S] maek_it_happen:
The amoled screen is awesome especially with sense .

The camera is top notch and the weight is great even though I prefer heavier devices normaly , even though its light its feels solid ,

Only bad things are s off and notification light
[HTC One S] stratax:
For all you people saying you feel no need to root; I felt the same way.. until I got curious and flashed trickdroid, you should really try it, you can still have the stock experience just much much more fluid :) feels just like jellybean
[HTC One S] sensationfan623:
I'll wait for the official jelly bean update, thanks though
[HTC One S] usaff22:
I'll root when I get S-OFF, don't want to render my warranty as void.

The phone has the best design I've seen in a long while.

Sent from my locked, tampered ville
[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
I was coming to the end of my 2 yr contract and didn't want to get another crap phone from CBW, they are known for getting the reject phones. So I bought the Galaxy Nexus and was gonna go contract free until my account manager made me an offer I couldn't refuse! I got 4 of these for the price of one, plus a basic Huawei slider phone. I had my doubts about this phone, I had been duped before with hype with my Motorola XT720 from CBW. Right after I got it Motorola dropped support on it and it was stuck with 2.1 so I know how bad phones can get good hype. Then I got the nexus S from CBW and fell in love with the google phones. So this is why I sprung for the GNex for $350 unlocked. I love my GNex and wasn't convinced this bloated phone could compete. So i haven't opened my HTC One S yet but been using my mom's, my sisters and my Niece's helping to set them up and now I am convinced, this phone is straight bad ass and a beast! I ran Quadrant on them and my GNex doesn't even come close! The One S comes in first or second every time against the One X. I was gonna try to sell my One S and save the money for the new Nexus but I think I am gonna crack this baby open today and enjoy my new phone cause at least for right now hardly anything comes close. I worried over the hboot issue and was disappointed to get the higher one but realistically there isn't much reason to root it. Other than having volume wake and customization. The only 2 things I am disappointed with is hboot and how i will lose the Sense camera if I flash AOKP. I wasn't aware of these issues before I bought them but I really don't think that is an issue anymore.
[HTC One S] angr1112:
Love this smartphone.

Being on Android since the G1 and being with T-Mobile before that, all I can say is that the T-Mobile hTc one S is by far the best that I have ever had. I will also state that handling, although briefly, iPhone 4s that belong to friends of mine, I can say that this beats that and the new iPhone 5 by a mile if not 100. Elegant design, very comfortable in my hand, a very good looking phone, I commend hTc, keep up the good work. I don't even notice if Sense 4 makes the phone lag and I've come to really like this latest verion of Sense. This is the type of design that hTc should implement on all future phones. I only wish that more of the masses would realize how good an hTc phone is and if hTc would market more like Samsung and Apple, they would have the #1 selling phone in the world (hTc one series).

I'm also one of those users that have not rooted thier phone. I find that with the right combinations of apps and settings to my liking, I have a very functional, productive communication device. It truly feels like a "computer phone". Maybe after the official T-Mobile/hTc Jellybean update, I will weigh my options again and see if I'll root.

I highly recommend the hTc one S to everyone.

:good:
[HTC One S] benly52:
Nice post. I cannot wait for jelly bean as well. It will make it 10 times better.
[HTC One S] BDorestant:
Lol agree 100% with ICS 4.0.4 and Sense 4.1 this phone is fast fluid and everything works perfect. Also getting GREAT battery life from 16 hrs to 24 hrs 30 mins and at least 4 hrs screen time each time.

Can't imagine how beast this phone will be with JB, can't wait
[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
The only reason I feel I would want to root it is for apps like root explorer and Titanium Backup and also for volume wake or maybe even a slide screen wake, that would be cool. There is an app for my Galaxy Nexus that allows you to swipe the screen to wake it. It is very handy, saves on wearing out your power button. Oh and for themes and maybe AOKP. But losing the great sense camera makes it a deal breaker.
[HTC One S] a448y901:
It seems beautiful.
[HTC One S] Spastic909:
Well T-Mobile gave me mine for free so that was a big factor, but really dig it
[HTC One S] MattDN93:
The One S has that available incidentally, called "Sweep2Wake" ;) I believe you can flash this kernel, saw it on XDA somewhere for the moment all I can find is this:

http://forum.frandroid.com/topic/12...oct-ville-z-sweep2wake-mpdecision/__langid__1