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[Nexus 7 General] GunnerMC:
Ok but it wouldn't be an update anymore would it ? if we agree on the term update.

I'm not even sure that titanium backup would work if I restore apps from 4.1.1 to 4.1.2.
[Nexus 7 General] kristovaher:
Are you trolling on purpose or just ignorant? Most people don't want to downgrade and have to setup their device again for an update. We just want to update our devices and keep our apps and app data. And so far it looks like it's simply not possible, as Google has not released an update for JRO03S at all.
[Nexus 7 General] crachel:
Please use one of the existing threads to discuss this.

Closed
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] cons44:
Just a couple of newbie questions I wanted to post in the Dev forum but i don't have posting rights there.

1. Can I install the (HWMOD C232B005) on a device that currently has Stock C232B002?

2. Is there a risk that this will erase the unit's IMEI?

3. If I am to proceed with all of this, am I right to do the following steps

a. Install > FIRMWARE MEDIAPAD ICS 4.0.3 HWMOD C232B005 and then (from post 1)

b. Install > HWMOD Linux kernel 3.0.42 Overclocked + customizations update (from post 2)

c. install > HUAWEI KEYBOARD DOWNLOAD (from post 2)

Looking forward to your answers so i can proceed.

Thank you!
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Corn Flake:
1. Yes

2. No

3. Yes, but "Mediapad EX" kernel is better and you don't need to install huawei keyboard becouse you already have original android keyboard.
[HTC EVO 3D] forum999:
Hi folks,

i searched the whole Evo3D forums but i didn't find the right awnser to my question. My Evo3D currently runs with the custom rom from monx which is called "RomeOS3D Evo3D ICS". The rom is nearly perfekt for me only some small issues. I installed the rom 6 month ago and now i want to reinstall my phone. Sadly i have read that "RomeOS3D" discontinued :(

I read something about Cool Rom and Yoda ICS. Maybe some could me a tip what actual rom i should install. I need a good balance between speed and battery level.

Thank you :victory:
[HTC EVO 3D] flashallthetime:
Either is a good choice, just flash each one and make your own decision, warning this thread will be closed, so flash both and decide yourself

( Don't ask me for help, as I couldn't care if your phone explodes, eh!!!)
[HTC EVO 3D] kevin130:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1668918. Cool ICS ROM was very good to me. If you want AOSP I suggest Disarmed toaster (jellybean! :D)
[HTC EVO 3D] Michael88_:
Cool ICS v14a question

I have the Cool ICS v14a ROM installed on my HTC Evo 3D and it works perfectly, but...two apps installed from google play(Revision3 and Hak5) are not working, after the install I start them and all I see on the screen is the Revision3 starting screen and the app freezes.

there was not problem on the other rom (MIUI).

any solution? :(
[HTC EVO 3D] aravindanxda:
Hi friends

Can anybody make a custom Rom for karbonn a9 (ktouch w680). I have rooted my phone and also took a backup of my Rom.

Karbonn a9 and spice mi 425 are having same specification, so I tried the spice is Rom in my karbonn a9, network is not coming(due to diff baseband)

I will give you anything you need for making a custom Rom.:o
[Thunderbolt General] That Baker Guy:
Buddy of mine has a thunderbolt that displays 4g lte which is accurate, our city has amazing 4g, I have my gs3 next to his thunderbolt both displaying 4 bars of lte and mine pulls down 3789kilobytes/s and his is barely at 700kilobytes/s while displaying 4g lte. you guys have any idea what could be going on? he is completely stock, not sure about what build number he is on, i assume the current. this is his 3rd thunderbolt, i have heard that the 4g sim could just be deactivated but then it wouldnt be displaying 4g would it? other than that i assume that its a radio issue because the lte radio is set to on.
[Thunderbolt General] geoff5093:
You consider 3.8Mbps amazing for 4G? Around here with the newer phones I get anywhere from 15-30Mbps. Anyways, I have noticed that my Thunderbolt gets drastically lower speeds than newer 4G phones. I'll get anywhere from 3-10Mbps, while newer ones get 15-30.
[Thunderbolt General] That Baker Guy:
you read that wrong, I get 47.97 megaBITSp/s. I get 3.8megaBYTES/s. big difference.

edit: pics, both from my phone one in kByts one in Mbts
[Thunderbolt General] feered:
Usually when discussing network speeds, it's appropriate to display them in bits but I caught that =P

You should probably tell us a little more like what ROM your using, radio, etc (assuming he is rooted & has another ROM installed)... I do notice however, that I get around 3-4 MBits less then everyone with newer 4G phones.

My friend with the SG3 gets 37mbits where we live (solid), and I'll be lucky if I even hit 30. The Thunderbolt sucks, tell him to upgrade.
[Thunderbolt General] crazifyngers:
Anything above 2.4mbs down can't be evdo because that is the theoretical maximumof evdo.
[Thunderbolt General] That Baker Guy:
sorry, i dont like bits because i cant relate that to anything, ya know? i know how much a byte is but a bit is kind of misleading in my opinion. anyway he is stock rooted, and that is good to know that it is slower than new phones, but i dont know if it should be that slow, almost 3mBts slower... and he is upgrading as soon as he can. but thats two months away, i was just trying to see if its a simple fix or not.
[Thunderbolt General] geoff5093:
Yeah I misread that, most people reference it in bits (all ISP's reference it in bits as well). But this is the exact issue I found, if you read my original post.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kamp:
Hi,

I've recently got a Galaxy Nexus (I9250), and have installed JellyBro on it.

Currently the notification LED colors are set to white, but when I actually get a notification it doesn't look white - it is more like red/green/blue taking up 1/3 of the LED each. Is it normal?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
That's normal and I like it, cuz it looks better :)

Swyped on my Galaxy Nexus running AOKP with Franco Kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shinkeel:
Of course ,white is created by color combination I think there are 3 different color led (rgb) and all color is create by right combination ,white (FFFFFF or 255,255,255 ) required all led turn on ,aka 3 different color with center white :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rice923:
Yup, normal. I find the red and green notifications to be the most "pure" without any other colors showing up.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajac:
Any idea if this will be pulled out of the note 2 and the note 10.1 and useable on other devices in custom roms?
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UndisputedGuy:
I don't think so as I think they require the touchwiz framework to work
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BeatnikBandit:
i am new to this but if someone was able to do this it would make all tablets much better especially for the transformer as it needs tech like this to truly become a true ultra-book killer I already use mine 99% more than i use my laptop for school.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tw1tchy:
You would probably have to port touchwhiz to the tf300

Sent from the superior hTC EndeavourU
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murhode:
Ok, here is the situation:

I have just spent a month on travel with my rooted Atrix 4g 2.3.6 and lapdock, and am generally happy. I have attempted to unlock the bootloader but have run into the "OEM unlock not implimented" error, since I am still away, I really can't afford to brick my phone.

During this time I have been using pocket cloud pro to access a few windows machines and the debian server on my phone. What is annoying is that I can only view it in qHD and not full lapdock resolution. I have considered removing the debian dist, installing webtop2sd ,then installing a gui under webtop2sd. Finally I could load in the android sdk and get any flavor android I want at whatever resolution I want.

This of course is a lot of crap to go thru, and I expect it will be rather slow. I only use pocket cloud because it is so easy to find a pc behind multple routers and firewalls. Also, I can connect to my relatives laptops no matter where they are.

Anyone have a better solution?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] =JKT=:
Hugely off topic, but I love pocket cloud pro! Great app!
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomh235:
Unlock the bootloader and load up the ics leak with the tablet mode webtop. Unfortunately it's still a bit buggy so you could wait until bugs are squashed and everything is a bit more polished or you could load up ubuntop or simpletop or another webtop mod. I am not sure there is a pocket cloud client for Linux, but you could set up vnc, nx or a remote desktop connection easily enough I imagine.

Sent from my MB860
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murhode:
I am playing with webtop now. The real issue is that pocket cloud pro will find laptops anywhere as long as they are connected via wifi. This is REALLY useful.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mgamerz:
Haven't heard any news of an ota to the gsm devices. Are they not getting it or am I not? I run a custom kernel and are rooted... but I have seen no news of a galaxy nexus ota.

Sorry if I missed the thread.

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
It's out on Google's factory image site. You can easily manually flash it

Swyped on my Galaxy Nexus running AOKP with Franco Kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mgamerz:
Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
The OTA hasn't started rolling for any GNex devices. There's an image if you're on takju, but no OTA.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rdmoore:
Nexus S ota lower memory use! Much better performance.

Just installed Jelly 4.1.2 on Nexus S device last night. I'm posting here to provide my experience. This phone is running like a new, better device. It is using half, HALF the sys memory than before. So far just sweet goodness. I recommend this update to all. Absolutely no problems thus far. I've tried things it didn't like in the past and it just keeps chugging along. I swear, EveryThing is faster. Will test batt life today when I go out, then report. This is only a .01 update! WOW! Thank you Google. Thank you T-Mobile. F'in awesome job. That is all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mgamerz:
I found a cwm that flashed system a while back and used that to upgrade to this version.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pfmiller:
Where are you getting that system memory number from? It sounds a little suspect.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] relief12:
Ya it is true. I have update my galaxy nexus to 4.1.2 and its is slightly better than 4.1.1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rdmoore:
to:pfmiller... Very Slight exaggeration : )

I understand. This thing has what 334mb avail for apps to RUN not store. Before OTA update, was using task managers and restarts to keep around 50-70 mb free. After update, without intervention, phone says around 100 mb free. I exaggerated a bit but not that much. I find, also, the system keeps things freed up. I have not killed any apps or cleared cache since I got the OTA last night. I got the update in the afternoon then went to my 27" iMac to try to get a feel of how well things were going for others.Things looked sort of OK, but not much info so I decided to pull the trigger last night around 8pm Pacific. Proceeded to run it ragged. Streaming movies to my Mac via Wi-Fi, no problem. Played the only 3 games I have installed right now, no problem. Checked mem, 92 mb free! Made sure all apps were not running, only Skifta. It's been over 12 hours, no prob.

So, for me, this old dog got a shot of steroids. I'm thinking this will probably be last u/d for this device.(but that's what I thought about 4.1.1). If some app devs stay cool, don't think I'll get new device 'till after my contract fully expires. Was thinking about upgrading handset at earliest time. Couple months before end. Now... i can get better deal from carrier. Or jump ship to Big Red. Just wanted to put some helpful info out there because it looked like most people were side-loading this thing.

Been trolling for some time. Finally found something worthy of this outstanding site. Usually-"I'M NOT WORTHY"

Started with Nexus 1(now wife's) Bought rebuilt Nexus S because of running out of memory all the time.Pulled the T-Mobile Sim out stuck it in here and it immediately started d/l 4.04. Wow Really didn't expect that, now this... NEXUS BABY-- ALL THE WAY. Tablet next! Hope I helped. usually -I'M NOT WORTHY-
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ruggerxpunk:
I'm on stock GSM 4.1.1 and I'm a little concerned I haven't gotten 4.1.2 OTA yet. Any ideas?

I thought the manual flash from the website wipes your data.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rdmoore:
Mr. ruggersvpunk ? I can't believe i'm gonna say this....

Hello ruggervpunk ?

I'm usually (or used to be) quite impatient about these sort of things. I've been using a Mac since 1986(not the same one : ) and had to have the latest greatest thing. Over time I've learned a tiny bit of patience. I've found in almost every case it's best to wait a bit.. Smarter to let those without some restraint be the guinea pigs. This has saved my ass in recent years. So, I guess I would advise you to wait for the OTA. Things can go wrong when loading from a website. I've done it(with my wife's phone) and once I thought i bricked it. If not for the Grace of God and this site, it would still be in that state.

So sir? Try to wait. 1 it's totally worth it , I don't know who your carrier is but if you've received an OTA before, you'll get it again. Just got mine yesterday from T-MOBILE. So far, everything works better. Much better than an unexpected .01 update. This has done as much or more in performance than 4.0.4 to 4.1.1. Really. Give it a couple of days. Good things come to those who wait. That's just a guy in S.F. who loves gadgets advice.

Good Luck

Richard
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mgamerz:
It rolls out in phases. The factory image will wipe data. But there is a cwm file that updates boot and system. Its essentially the ota except larger since its the entire system.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ruggerxpunk:
Go figure, I sent that on the way to the gym, and when I just got home now, the OTA came.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pinkthesink:
Hey guys,

Looking for some opinions. I'm planning on jumping ship top the galaxy note 2. I live in the USA and I'm in an area with great LTE coverage. I'm either going to purchase the international or local variant.

I'm thinking of getting the international version because I assume development will be much greater and more accessories available.

If I wait and get the Att version I'll have access to the LTE network, but I fear there will be less development and accessories.

Any thoughts, what would you guys do?

Thanks,

Rob
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barondebxl:
Great LTE speeds or great development. AT&T version will have the same specs as the international version. The rest is up to you to make a decision:)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] markysd:
im getting unlocked version i have a GS3 on ATT and HSAP+ is pretty good on ATT.. plus no crap ware from ATT unless you root which is the only to roll :highfive: more support on unlock.. plus HSAP+ will be more battery friendly :victory:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] americasteam:
My thoughts exacty. Received my N7100 on Monday. :) LTE is not available in my area anyway.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] porkaysi:
i am in the same boat, picked up the NOTE 2 7100 and honestly after using the htc one x lte for 5 months on mobile network i really havent felt deprived unless im viewing a picture heavy site. my theory is i can sell my 7100 get the att one or buy the att one stuff my 7100 in the box (after switching stickers of course) and return it.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] markysd:
must be loving it:victory: im close to pulling the trigger..the more i go on this site and watch youtube videos about the Note 2 the closer ill buy it..im really wanting a 32GB due to i dont know why we cant run apps from SD cards or burst shots saved ect and what else that only runs on internal memory..16GB now days gets eaten up quick specially when backed up roms .. the SD card reader on the NOTE supports them crazy fast reading from sandisk cards...

high end phones now days should be 32GB at the lowest :confused: phones are getting smarter/faster/higher camera MP ect and require more GB but i guess i can live with 16GB for apps only and like 3 roms backed up ect..i feel more safe with 32GB plus the note is design for content consumption i dont really talk on the phone:silly:

i miss my note 1 in a way but was just a test drive to see if i like it and i did. i dont really like 1st gen devices.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pinkthesink:
I'm agreeing with you guys about LTE, its fast but the hspa+ in this area is real good as well. Plus there's no telling what Att will do to the device, bootloader and all. I think I'll go the intl route for now. Any ideas on foreign suppliers right now, I've used clove on the UK for the original note and gs2 with great success.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zen0s:
I prefer international version too but I'm having such a bad luck with data speed. I can barely go over 1mbps, if I'm lucky 2mbps at the most. I know my location has LTE coverage but doesn't seem hspa+ friendly. It's so frustrating, for that reason I might try att LTE version since specs are most identical.

As for accessories, I don't think there will be too much difference. Int & US S3 has just about same amount of accessories availability. I assume it will be same for Note 2.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dan37tz:
One thing I don't see a lot of people mentioning is the tethering capabilities of the international version.

That is the main reason why I went with the international version of the US version HTC One X, Galaxy S3 and now the Note 2 was for the built in tethering.

With the US version, as soon as I tried tethering a device to it, it requires me to add an appropriate more expensive data plan before I can connect.

With the international versions, I tether all day to them with my laptop, my other wifi devices ect. without incurring any extra charges or making any changes to my current data plan.

That my friend, is way worth it for me to go with the international version.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serialtoon:
Once you got LTE, you never go back...thats me though. Same exact specs plus LTE? Also it should be out in a week or two? Id wait.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jawain:
So people who have Note 2 in the US how are your data speeds are seeing a big difference in not having the LTE version? I live in a non LTE area does affect me?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] garyd9:
Comparing my international note2 to my wife's galaxy S3 with AT&T's LTE service, she gets faster data speeds - at least 2x what I can get (and sometimes even 4-5x times what I can get.) (I get about 4 to 7 down while I've seen hers go as high as 25 down.) However, it's really not noticable for web browsing, email, etc. The only time I noticed any difference (outside of the speedtest benchmark app) was when downloading something from the google play store. Even that isn't an issue for me, as I usually don't download from the play store when I'm not home (and on wifi.)

Having the LTE device will result in heavier battery usage (even in a non-LTE area.) Until the devices start showing up, however, it's impossible to say what the difference will be. It might be an extremely power efficient LTE chip, or it might not be. The extra drain will be most noticable when the device is connected to the LTE network and data is transfering. Even when NOT using data or not connected to LTE, it will still drain extra power (as the extra LTE chip will be powered and will occassionally search for an LTE connection.)

Take care

Gary
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jawain:
Thank you for that information so despite the the data speeds are you satisfied with the Int Note 2 or do you think you will switching to the US version?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ericshmerick:
I have never owned an LTE phone and seem to do just fine on HSPA+. My Note 2 will here Monday (from Newegg) and I'll just use it as I do every other HSPA+ phone. If it meets my needs (streaming netflix/radio/tethering) I'll just keep it. If the AT&T version is super power efficient and screams on LTE without sucking (bloatware, locked down, etc) I'll just sell my mint international Note 2 and move on with my life and get the AT&T version.

Win-win.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] garyd9:
Most likely, I'll keep the international version. I expect AT&T to sell their LTE version for 750 off contract (75 more than I paid for the international), it'll be bloated (as every AT&T device is), locked to AT&T frequencies and SIMs, and I don't think it'll be as well supported by the open community as the n7100.

Finally, I think it'll be at least one more generation of chips before LTE is power efficient enough for me. I simply don't do anything with my phone that really takes advantage of the LTE speeds - so the extra battery drain from the LTE support isn't worth it for me.

If I used my phone for tethering, on the other hand, I probably wouldn't even consider the non-LTE handsets anymore (and would keep a spare battery or two.)

Take care

Gary
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maykatok:
Any idea what size sim card will be used for the AT&T version? Should be regular size right? That is my only concern because I don't want to have to cut my regular sized sim card if I were to get the international version. Unless AT&T will use micro sim too... if that's the case then I could just buy the international version now since I'll be cutting my sim card either way.. and I don't really need LTE and AT&T's bloatware.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ericshmerick:
microSIM. Pretty much all new phones these days are micro. It's the new standard.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] littleguevara:
What carriers are you guys using to tether?

Just curious because i was considering straight talk but its against their ToS to tether.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] turilo:
just something i found on youtube!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz6frJcsAh0

LTE version of note 2 bench marked lower then the N7100 :D
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] turilo:
Lol totally disregard my last post lte note 2 is the same in benchmark tests :D
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] B4R7H:
Hye guys..im having this some problem after update to official ics via kies just now...

On hc our battery icon was color blue right? But after id update to ics its change to green...can anyone tell me what is the problem...what i know is ics have blue battery, blue signal.

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[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Gilbot:
ICS Touchwiz has a green icon :)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] TeeeJaay:
Green color is for the good of our phone, it helps prevent screen burn in from blue colors

If I were I would also avoid wallpapers with blue color to prolong the amoled screen
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] TonyBigs:
Yeah, I try to avoid too much blue also. It's the nature of the technology and I want the technology to last a bit!
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] B4R7H:
thanks for reply guys.

So its a normal then? im glad its a normal not a some software glitch...thanks ^^
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] varacharoad:
Dude

Its normal

And u can chage battery's icon
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] pixelsquish:
battery icon using ICS is green here also. whether i use apex launcher or stock touchwiz. i suppose a theme can change it, but it's normal for stock. no worries needed for a green battery icon lol

i use GSAM to monitor battery life and temps. works great, and you can customize that programs icon. but the main green battery icon remains.