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[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] samo_gf:
Can u post a screenshot ?
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] hrgh:
where is CM10 MDPI themes !!!!????
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] swat4samp:
Hey i tried dat theme but screen is blank..only locking is visible
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Harpratap:
pm this guy -> https://www.facebook.com/k4hacks (with a logcat ofcourse, he doesnt have the device)
[Galaxy Note II General] sush143555:
hi friends can i know purchasing international galaxy note 2 to use on at&t network is good or wait for the official release from at&t .can i get 4g speeds on gt-n7100 ? because lte is a battery sucker and at&t version comes with lot of bloatware .please suggest me a right option :confused:
[Galaxy Note II General] yoniinfante:
hey whats up, yes u can also use the note 2 on straight talk with h+, i heard i fast, i have mine with simple mobile and im fine, also im getting 1 day and 12 hours with 5+ hours on screen on a single charge, this phone rocks, i hope it help in something..good luck, thanks
[Galaxy Note II General] sush143555:
thanks for the information....
[Galaxy Note II General] yoniinfante:
<<< hit the THANKS...u may get tired of typing ;)
[Galaxy Note II General] wonsanim:
Need to know if in your area have LTE like me for example I need to wait till next summer (1 point for the International)second I already flash a new ROM from XDA to update my device if I buy the one for AT&t i'm not shure(1 point for the int.)this why I buy the 7100:angel:
[Galaxy Note II General] apascual89:
I don't live or work in a current LTE area, but even if I did I would still buy the International version. Two main reasons.

1.Developer support is always better.

2. Speeds on HSPA+ are more than sufficient for me. If I was on LTE I would probably go over my data cap every month.

I attached a speed test screen shot to give you an idea. Just in case I'm about an hour Northwest of Atlanta.
[Galaxy Note II General] Sebring5:
I live in ATT LTE territory and I purchased the international version. It works better than anything else I've purchased. Whether or not it is LTE will not be a problem for me. I do not need to load data quicker. I'm not convinced LTE would make a big difference.
[Galaxy Note II General] ericshmerick:
Argh. I guess I'll just get the international version. If nothing else, it won't have AT&T crapware and restrictions on it. It doesn't really make a lot of sense to spend $679 on one though when I have an upgrade sitting there waiting to be used. I'm so impatient, I'll probably just buy one from negeri on eBay tonight and have it by Wed, lol.

Does google wallet / NFC work on the international one?
[Galaxy Note II General] finalhit:
if you're gonna stay on the ATT route, it seems like you're wasting money not having AT&T subsidize your phone. consider switching to straight talk. if you're impatient, consider switching to straight talk, and get the int version. i think you'll end up saving $30 a month
[Galaxy Note II General] sush143555:
hi friend can u post the screenshot again its not getting opened
[Galaxy Note II General] americasteam:
These are my exact reasons for going with the N7100. I couldn't be happier. :)
[Galaxy Note II General] AllTheWay:
Learn to search already been asked.
[Galaxy Note II General] Techngro:
What about for T-Mobile? Is it worth it to buy an international version if i'm gonna be using T-mo? I know it will only be HSPA+ anyway, but is there a international version that is compatible with their network?
[Galaxy Note II General] apascual89:
Not sure, I would definitely check first. I know that the Note 1 only works on Edge for data in T mobile .
[Galaxy Note II General] apascual89:
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[Galaxy Note II General] kojaraty:
You will only get EDGE speed, not usable at all.
[Galaxy Note II General] foxmeister:
That depends!

If you are in a market where TMo has refarmed 1900MHz spectrum, you will get 3G.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Note II General] achusaysblessyou:
As people have said before, you'll get EDGE unless you're in a 1900 MHz refarmed area... although this thing is coming out in a week or so (hopefully on the 24th), so I'd wait til then at least you'd get a 1 year warranty and LTE for future proofing by simply waiting a week or so.
[Galaxy Note II General] barondebxl:
I posted this in another thread, but international for me is always the way to go. But @OP, you need to know a couple of things before you make your decision:

- International version will have better battery life cause of no LTE.

- better development support

-no carrier bloat ware.

- Factory unlocked.

The AT&T version

- cheaper on contract (although if you switch to prepaid like straight talk, you'll end up paying less in a two year span)

- warranty( easy to go to your carrier and switch phone if there's an issue)

-LTE super fast speeds if you're in an LTE market.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ultravioletnanokitty:
I recently switched from the Sprint Galaxy S III to the AT&T one, and was very annoyed that AT&T blocks installation of Google Wallet in favour of their ISIS crap. I reasoned, however, that as the Sprint and AT&T Galaxy S IIIs are almost completely identical devices, they'd have interchangable device names in build.prop. I tested it, and Google Wallet installs, operates properly, and updates. The values that need to be changed follow:

ro.build.product - d2spr
ro.product.device - d2spr
ro.product.model - SPH-L710
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] magn2o:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1769083
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] McAwesome:
Umm Im confused. Your saying that all you do is change the build.prop to these values and wallet works fine?? There are 100's of pages of posts dedicated to getting Wallet working with hacked versions and everything else. Do you have a phone from Sprint or ATT?? Anyway this is breaking news if accurate. Hope it is.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Deputy13:
Doesn't work
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mobilehavoc:
Try making a phone call with this build prop. :rolleyes:

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] sdlopez83:
Theres already a thread on this. Come on man.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] EVOme:
The answers are in the thread above dude. Quick answer...if you are on the LH9 rom from ATT, it won't work, so give up...unless you flash a rom like CM10. If you aren't on the LH9 rom, flash the last two files in the list from the 1st page in the thread about in addition to changing your build.prop and it'll work. Delete the prop change after your reboot..rename the .bak to be your actual file.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PhxkinMassacre:
OK, by no means am I new to this stuff but since I mainly creep around in the evo lte forums I've been out of the loop regarding the 4.1.2 updates here. I've been looking around trying to grab bits and pieces of info and noticed there is a new bootloader but there was confusion regarding how to update it. So here's what I have to know:

1. What is the best way to go about updating the boot loader? Relock and update via ota and then re unlock and whatnot or is there a way to push the boot loader via fast boot or placing a file on the internal storage like the evo.

2. Is the nexus toolkit updated to handle the unlocking and rooting of the new update or do I have to use terminal commands, not a problem if I have to.

3. Did the update finally fix the issue of getting into recovery without being connected to a computer?

Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time to fill me in :D
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PhxkinMassacre:
Anyone?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rapscallion16:
1. I can't find the original link, but I attached a flashable ZIP that will update the bootloader from recovery. You can also push this IMG file through fastboot to update it to the latest one.

2. Yes, the Nexus 7 Toolkit was updated to be able to handle rooting and unlocking of the latest update.

3. Yes, the update allows you to boot into recovery from bootloader now. :D

Hope this helps you!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PhxkinMassacre:
thanks for the info :) i found a link to the new 3.41 bootloader on googles dev site so im just gonna fastboot flash it. and thank god they fixed that recovery issue finally haha :good:
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DanielEGVi:
Then I guess you don't have to lock it first and unlock it later, right?
[HTC One S] thanito:
Hello everyone,

I have a fairly new HTC One S z520e (2weeks old), running stock 4.0.4 update, no root etc yet.

Lately I am experiencing problems with the capacitive buttons acting like crazy, I remember before owning the phone that I had read some cases that users had similar problems but did not find the threads.

While typing, suddenly all three buttons start acting weird without getting pressed and sometimes the buttons do not work at all. In some cases if I switch off-on the screen sometimes it gets fixed, but most of the time it doesn't and I have to wait a long time to get it to work as it should again, or restart the phone.

I sometimes had this issue with my HTC Desire and typing,but after I cleaned the screen it worked immediately, but this does not happen in this case.

It might be a static electricity issue but I am still not sure.

I have a screen protector and I also thought that this might be the cause, since when I removed the protector from my Desire I never had this problem again.

Is it a software bug or hardware flaw?

Do any of you experience the same issue and have any solution??

Thanx in advance,

T.
[HTC One S] Spastic909:
Warranty replacement. If you aren't rooted not much you can do. If its that new I wouldn't tolerate it. Get a new one
[HTC One S] thanito:
I wish it was that easy. In my country I can only find the z560e and I was lucky enough to find from an independent dealer a z520e, so if I try to get it replaced in warranty I am sure that I will get back a z560.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] wceoscar:
Hello guys, so I recently bought a AT&T i747 SGS3 and knowing how picky I am with my electronics I started to look right away for a case.

The case must not add bulk, must offer great protection against scratches as well as the case not scratching the phone in any way, must offer camera protection and must have at least a small lip on the front.

So far I have come across these 3 which are:

Otterbox Commuter

SGP Neo Hybrid

Urban Armor Gear Case for the SGS3

As far as the otterbox commuter, I had it on my atrix 4g and loved the protection it offered but a few months later it just gets old, attracts lint on the borders and overall takes the beauty and slickness of the phone but I must mention protection was great and that is the most important feature for me.

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The SGP Neo looks very promising offering a good quality screen protector and overall a great case all around but what has me worried is the direct contact of the TPU with the phone, specially the camera area and bezel as opposed to the otterbox which has a rubber sleeve, I had a blackberry about a year ago and the phone scratched badly on the bezel from dust getting under speck TPU case and acting as sand paper.

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The Urban Armor Case seems like a very well rounded case, offering some type of rubber/soft TPU inner lining on the inside and a very tough poly-carbonate shield on the outside. What I like is that both pieces are bonded together offering a seamless design but what worries me a little is the X pattern on the inside which seems to be part of the outer hard layer which goes all the way to the top of the camera/flash/mic opening which could potentially scratch those components down the line.

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Which case would you recommend and why?

Other case recommendations are welcome.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] beaver2233:
I wouldn't recommend the SGP Neo Hybrid due to the issues regarding sensitive buttons which many/most people are experiencing.

To make things harder for you, I'd also recommend looking at either the Incipio Silicrylic or the Acase Superleggera.

Edit: I also hope you realize you're in the wrong device forum (but accessories are all the same so doesn't matter)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] falcons2:
I have the urban armor case and I really like it. It gives the phone a great feel in the hand and good protection from drops
[Galaxy S III Accessories] VikingoRMCF:
UAG, with out a doubt.

Sent from my BAKED SIII
[Galaxy S III Accessories] bmoreboy02:
Otterbox commuter. Feels better, looks better and UAG has horrible customer service
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ricktat:
Otterbox no longer attracts lint.

Otterbox is the biggest and has the most sturdy feel to it.

UAG feels really good in the hand. Less slippery than otterbox.

SGP still has button issues. It is super thin but feels as sturdy as a gel case.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Intub8:
The speck case is nice.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Falcon1:
How about

how about using the original from Samsung called flip cover that comes especially for protecting front and back side, see the pic:

I have the same color as the pic, your SGS3 will look very nice, I promise!!!!

:D
[Galaxy S III Accessories] BCSC:
Dont forget the Trident Aegis
[Galaxy S III Accessories] txkorm:
Acase Superleggera

Currently not being productive on my S3.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] xderekaustinx:
.

I have the UAG & Neo Hybrid, both are going back.

UAG isn't bad at all, but I'm not a fan of the stiff buttons...that being said, the Neo Hybrid buttons are atrocious. I can't believe they even released this case with all the issues I've been having.

Will probably try the commuter case next, as people seem to be having less issues with the power button.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Mr.Miyagi555:
Hey guys,

I have all three cases. Hands down the feel and the buttons go to UAG. what r u guys talking about the UAG buttons feel crappy?'honestly they feel better then any case I have ever tried for the gs3. The protection , otterbox wins this by a hair. Look goes to sgp but its very thin, buttons feel like crap and you can't buy the plastic bands seperate.. plus customer support is crappy. I love sgp ultra clear screen protectors though..

I'm just giving my honest opinion and in very anal on cases.. the gf gives me verbal treatment for buying all these cases :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] wceoscar:
Thank you guys for your sincere opinions, so far I am leaning towards the UAG in white. I never drop my phones or anything and they are always over some layer of rubber or cloth when out of my pocket but I know accidents happened and that is why I need a case to at least cover it from getting scratched or dinged.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] RebDovid:
DBA Ultra Complete

I own, use, and recommend the DBA Cases Complete Ultra. It is both thin and protective. The inner piece is made of TPU, no scratching your phone. The outer piece is a flexible polycarbonate. The fit and finish are first-rate. Both sides of the phone are protected when resting on a flat surface.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] falcons2:
I've been thinking about getting one of those cases but I was wondering what kind of drop protection this case offers
[Galaxy S III Accessories] lolhard123:
Look at some reviews for the Incipio SILICRYLIC DualPro. I don't own it yet but it looks promising.

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Accessories] pappcam:
The Acase one is pretty nice for a dual layer one. It's what I use.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] baste07:
i have this case and the otter box (defender and commuter)

i like the defender because it has a protective screen the protects the entire front screen... the bad, obviously the size.

I like the commuter because it doesn't bulk up the phone that much, a bit slipper though at the back.

the original front flip case looks the best... but offers the least protection
[Galaxy S III Accessories] lvoonjian8888:
Get the Commuter case! It's add a little bit bulky but the protection was MAX! I did few drop test in front of my friends to show off. It's drop from about 1.2 meter height and the case and phone survive it. I would recommend UAG case due to special design..^^

Commuter = Max protection + Keep the round shape of the phone

UAG = Less protection than Commuter + Makes your phone a bit square + nice design & less slippery.

Final decision still yours. Both case almost at the same price(UAG at Amazon.com, now only 21.99!!). Grab one of this and you will not regret for it. If not, grab both cases..xD

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My sister grab this case also. :laugh: Nice looking in the begining but after few months of use, the side of the flip cover start peeling off. Now she is using Non-Genuine SGP Neo Hybrid case only $6. :cool:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kingston73:
I'm waiting for mine to get here, just ordered one myself. As for drop protection, I would assume it offers as much protection as the spg or uag cases, if not more. There's a DBA thread where there is a picture of the outer plastic part of the case being bent almost in half and it still doesn't break so it's got to be pretty tough. The otterbox is pretty much max protection as far as drops go but it is also bulkier than any of the others mentioned.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] T3hBraveBoss:
I think you should check out DBA's Complete Ultra

It it offers great protection while still being very simplistic and stylish and being very very thin on top

It's made of two layers tpu and a polycarbonate shell on top - which is interchangeable so you can mix and match colors

Here's my review on it with a discount code within

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1919350

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I've dropped my s3 with my ultra and it sustains drops very well I dropped it from my head height (5"6 ish) and dropped it onto a concrete floor and no damage was shown phone or case. The customer service is great also the CEO of DBA is currently active (SSHGURU) on this site at is more than willing to answer your questions
[Galaxy S III Accessories] XenomorphXx121:
I got this http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0082AXDYK/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00 really cheap, very sturdy and hard to come off
[Galaxy S III Accessories] owl74:
just ordered blue utterbox commuter

also an el cheapo hybrid case from ebay, which is really nice and offer ample drop protection due to the silicone lining. I am using a similar case on my i8160 (Ace 2)

there's lots of cases to choose from here as well, my eyes are now very tired...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] barrackOBAMA:
Uag is my favorite. Buttons click like there is no case.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] stedj:
I have a otterbox defender with the screen protector popped out but the rubber outer shell is starting to give, is the commuter better and possibly less bulky? I have ordered the UAG one but not so sure about it yet I will reserve judgement until I get it, like everyone I have trawled the internet looking at cases and there are so many that's why these type of threads are invaluable to help you decide :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Excessiveidling:
I have the otterbox defender as well and I'm actually on my 2nd one as the rubber around the corners keeps wearing loose... I must say though in defense when I called them they promptly gave me a new defender for free under warranty and told me to keep the old one as a backup... Sadly though I don't want to have to keep replacing them every few months no matter how good their customer service is.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] dspcap:
I've got an acquaintance that works for Otterbox and he was showing me their reflex case, I really like the look and feel of it. I just ordered mine off Amazon a few days ago, can't wait to get it.

I have owned many commuter cases over the years and really like those too.... But I have to be honest, I am a bit biased because they are a local company to my house and employ lots of people.... :cool:

Forgot to mention.... my dog chewed up one of my otterbox commuter cases while it was on my phone..... luckily the phone survived. BUT, I called otterbox and they asked me for a picture of my dog and the chewed case for proof, then shipped me a new one for free. How many companies would do that? I am a customer for life !!!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] stedj:
I have decided against another otterbox as I can't handle the bulk weighing my keks down when I'm out so I am actively seeking a slimmer alternative :D

Sent from my GT-I9305
[Galaxy S III Accessories] wicked1683:
Stay away from otterbox, the rubber case always gets loose
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Dr.Luigi:
What?!

Horrible Customer support?

I have contacted them before due my case was defective (too lose)

And they just replaced it without a question asked, they only needed a picture,

They answer within 1-2 working days, I realy don't see you could have said such thing :P

Anyhow, i would say UAG all the way ^^
[Galaxy S III Accessories] 1slow4G:
Exactly. Uag has great customer service. Twice replaced without questions

Sent from my Galaxy S3 using neighbors wifi :P
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Scratchling:
Hey guys, looking for a case to fit a rather specific role, hopefully one exists. My problem is that the base of my thumb sets off the menu button all the time. When you're typing away and this happens it usually does something very unhelpful. Also the capacitive buttons are a pain in my face when watching videos, but that cant be helped without disabling them which is NOT what I want to do. So, I want a case that adds the minimum width to the case all over BUT has lip around the edge(base is important) so that my thumb doesnt activate while I type. A commuter would do it but I dont want the bulk(ive always got on fine with sacrificial ABS shells). Any suggestions?

EDIT: Actually, I dont think a commuter would.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] TheNoobling:
UAG
[Galaxy S III Accessories] tapsta:
I love my otterbox commuter case. It doest add too much bulk and it provides the protection I want.

I had the dual protection incipio case but dust kept getting underneath. Wouldn't recommend that to anyone.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] lvoonjian8888:
Agree with that. My UAG case got lose n contact their customer service. The reply me within 3 days n replaced the case for me without need to return the defect case to them.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] vanisleryan:
UAG on amazon for 9.99...ordered mine yesterday.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] lvoonjian8888:
Beware of the fake UAG. Good luck to you. :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] vanisleryan:
I believe it is legit...it would make sense clearing out SG3 cases, I can hardly find them in stores already.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] lvoonjian8888:
Yeah, $9.99 is good to go. :p I may buy one for collection. lol
[Galaxy S III Accessories] vanisleryan:
I hear that Im a bit of a case hoar myself.lol...always looking for the next best one.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] BigMosley:
Then get the Otterbox Armor case :D
[Galaxy S III Accessories] vanisleryan:
It looks pretty big. Idk
[Galaxy S III Accessories] freakasis:
UAG. Best case I've ever had.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] asesino:
Spigen neohybrid
[Galaxy S III Accessories] grabshell:
You cant go wrong with UAG case.