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[HTC One X] Dave L:
Hi,

I just asked a question over on Asus TF700T tablet forum about data usage not being recorded when BT tethered to my phone.

That raises a question I thought I would ask here.

Doe my HTC One X data usage recording include the data used by my tablet when tethered and using my phones data plan.

It has just come to mind as my pre-pay data plan is up for renewal and was contemplating which plan to opt for this month. I'll have to test this but thought I would ask in the meantime.

Thanks.
[HTC One X] cjm1979:
Take note of the usage before tethering and then tether and download something on your tethered device, say around 10Mb, and recheck usage to see if it's changed.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
Whenever I use the built-in Processor manager in CM9 (our CM9) and whenever I change the maximum MHz or the governor everything is fine. However when I'm using some apps such as browser it will soft boot in some times, not rarely but occasionally.

Is this normal? If it is then is SetCPU for Root Users worth buying to use for our phone (it looks very neat and has profiles too!)? If it is not then how will I manage my problem?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
Would you point me to the "Processor manager" you are talking about? I didn't know CM9 had one!

Which build of CM9? Have you installed any other kernels or tweaks?

It is not normal in my experience with Team Acid / Hefe Kernel to have unexpected reboots.

What are you trying to manage with the app and when? That may impact the choice.

I use System Tuner (Pro) and find it does what I need. Then again, I don't change settings once I've got a kernel dialed in.

Posted from my SGS4G, thanks to Team Acid development
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
In "Settings" under "Performance", then go to "Processor". Once there you will see some settings pertaining to the processor.

Build R8, no tweaks or custom kernels.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
So will SetCpu for root users app work for our phone?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hechoen:
It did for GB. Haven't tried it on ICS. Jeff mentioned System Tuner above and I couldn't agree with him more. It's the only app I use for setting OC/UV as well as I/O schedulers. Try the free version first. It does everything though. SO if you like it kick down for the paid version.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] TwitchyEye:
I have used setCPU since I bought it way back when. It works. Jeff's the man though I might have to switch just because lol.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hechoen:
What am I chopped liver? llol jk. Jeff is indeed a great resource to have around.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
Cedric's the man -- the author of System Tuner Pro. His support has been beyond expectations. I'm very picky about what I pay cash for. His pride in his products and quick, intelligent responses has more than earned the relatively small price that he asks for his "Pro" versions. Past that, he doesn't overly "cripple" his ad-supported versions.

I've never tried SetCPU, but I know many people have had great success with it.

Many of the "tweaks" are governor-specific. Most "reasonable" programs work through the exposed "sysfs" entries that allow one to read/set parameters of the kernel. In this case, the governor, governor parameters, and the voltage table.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Hey Jacob:
I actually experience the same problem with the soft reboots after switching to CM9
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
So the answer is yes, set cpu will work for our ice cream sandwich phone?

Cause I will buy it now.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
Seems to be working fine... For now, when I first tried to set clock settings at:

Min: 200 MHz

Max: 1200 MHz

Governor: SmartAssV2

I/O Scheduler: Deadline (Jeff what scheduler do you suggest? Or is Deadline fine?)

After these settings were put in effect, I went back to the home screen, the screen froze with a weird effect. I had to do a battery pull, rebooted phone and tried to reapply settings again. It worked and I'm going to report back if weird stuff happens.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
I've stayed out of the scheduler fray as much as I can. From what I have read, there is a very significant difference between them when you have spinning disks. I've also read that the ones that work well for spinning disks aren't so good for flash media. I've heard that there is a new one in the works for mainline Linux (FIOPS), but it is far from production quality. Not clear how any of them interact with Samsung's umm, well, "unique" approach to managing flash -- we're neither an SSD nor a raw card for internal memory. I switch between deadline and noop with the phase of the moon, and haven't personally noticed an astounding difference between them. I couldn't tell you what I have set right now.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] piCool13:
I have unlocked Neo V bootloader a way back when was in Stock SE .62 GB firmware with Test Point procedure using S1-Tool

I have searched the forum to a lock Neo V bootloader bt answers was contradictory or may b I didn't understood,

So I'm curious to know can Neo V bootloader still b locked safely nd if there is any kind of loss then what it cud b?

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Device: XPERIA Neo V (MT11i) Unlocked

ROM: i-Scream 13 (Beta)

Kernel: night-elf ics 1.5 lite
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Madfysh:
There is "restore" option in s1tool. Use it ;)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] piCool13:
I knw that bt please elaborate the answer not the method.

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Device: XPERIA Neo V (MT11i) Unlocked

ROM: i-Scream 13 (Beta)

Kernel: night-elf ics 1.5 lite
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Madfysh:
Erm, sorry don't understand what you asking..

If you're asking if there is any loss by locking it with "restore" option, then no. No side effects.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] piCool13:
Ok, so that means its hassle free nd completely safe will not lead any future issues like will not break the installed unlocked ROM configuration.

Nd we will able to do future OTA without bricking our phone.

That's a gud news.

Thanks Mate:thumbup:

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Device: XPERIA Neo V (MT11i) Unlocked

ROM: i-Scream 13 (Beta)

Kernel: night-elf ics 1.5 lite
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] DeathCzar:
I recommend you first flash stock ftf before re locking. Don't relock when your phone has any other kernel except stock.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theshawty:
I'm currently running VIKINGxROM and it has some circular battery mod. I hate to have battery percentages because it makes me paranoid about the battery. I've been looking everywhere but I can't find any flashable zip to change the battery indicator back to stock without having any sorts of percentage.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arsaw:
There is a stock battery mod in this thread on post 3.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1840290
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theshawty:
Will there be any problems, or is it directly flashable with VIKINGxROM, you think?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arsaw:
I believe you have to flash the stock toggle/15toggle mod provided by OP 1st before applying the battery mod.

I'm on VikingxRom. Works for me :)
[Nokia Lumia 800] desrosiers13:
I just got a l800 2 days ago. Im sure the topic has been talked about and I have been all over the web and Nokia care. I can't seem to fid a strait answer.

I have a very faint pink hue that starts on the left and fades as it goes to the right side of my screen. I have a 1 pixel wide pink strip on the far left of my screen. I know this is normal with pentile displays. Is that what is causing the pink hue? It's not super pink, but enough to make it annoying when seeing a white back ground. IE email or browsing the web. It is more noticeable web it it set to autobright. If I set it to medium or high brightness it's much much better.

I know it's dumb to worry about but I just want to know either and hopefully ease my mind. Colors otherwise look awesome. I just can't stand the pink. I know it can't properly show white but the uneven pink to white is what is bothering me.

It's my 1st lumia product with this type of screen.

Thanks everyone in advance! I hope to be a full contributing member to this board going further.

Dave
[Nokia Lumia 800] Skrypek:
I've never ever noticed that before, but now that you've said it.. There actually is a pink strip on the left side, but it definitley is not pixel-wide, i'm pretty sure it is ony sub-pixel wide. And the right edge is blue or green - can't really tell, as it's only sub-pixel wide. Looks like a pretty normal side effect of the pentile screen matrix not being a proper rgb matrix. Anywho, none of my Lumias has a pink hue (the white is kinda grainy, but surely not pink) so it looks like you've been sold a broken one.
[Nokia Lumia 800] desrosiers13:
I did my best to capture some photos that show it best. you can see its really really feint. Its hard for the camera to not add or remove any pink / white colors. Maybe that pink line on the left is throwing me off. But I think it spreads some. perhaps im crazy. Do you have any history mailing in to Nokia Care?

Dave
[Nokia Lumia 800] surya467:
Nothing like that on mine..

get it replaced mate.
[Nokia Lumia 800] Skrypek:
Have you actually compared yours with another one? Cause I was pretty sure this moring that mine doesn't have the pink tint. Untill I came to work and compared my phone with a friend. The difference is humongous, his Lumia 800 displays white and grey colors in Outlook, while mine displays pinkish-white and pinkish-grey. I cannot unsee it :(

Now I wonder if it's wear&tear, since mine is used a lot more for hours of gaming, or if it has been broken all along.

Edit: I managed to capture a photo in which the difference is clear as day:

It is kinda exaggerated by the angle and lighting, but that's the feeling you get when comparing those two side by side.

(the left one is Black and right one is Cyan, by the way)

It is imposibble to bing or google anything on the matter, would be nice if other pink-tinted Lumia owners revealed themselves.
[Nokia Lumia 800] dannejanne:
I had issue on my first Lumia 800 with pink gradient from the left side of the screen and stretched well into the middle of the screen. Most noticeable on the keyboard for me. I got mine replaced where I bought it without hazzle.

I have a Nokia N9 now (which has the exact same display as Lumia 800 only 0,2" bigger). It is the exact same phone with different systems in it and some other hardware components. Though my N9 screen is very very good when it comes to uniformity. My former Lumia 800 was pretty much this good to as far as I remember.
[Nokia Lumia 800] Skrypek:
I gave the phone to Nokia Care for repaires. They returned it after a week saying everything's fine with it.

Seems their quality policy on the colours is a little loose.

They did however replace the fatigued usb door, although I didn't request it, and didn't charge me for it :)
[Galaxy S III General] metko:
So i came accros this video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJkb36L4G60&feature=player_embedded

they are showing multi view feature on s3 so its possible for the international s3 to get this too :)
[Galaxy S III General] kofiaa:
please discuss it here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1908903
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] clowney:
Hello, the recent nightly for CM10, 20121014, now displays the number being dialled in (area code) (number) format... is there a way to change this? It was previously (4 digit) space (4 digit)

edit: seems to have fixed itself o.o

now.. how do i delete this thread?
[Sony Tablet S] jumper62:
Does anyone know if the xperia tablet s keyboard case works with the standard tablet s?
[Sony Tablet S] Cat McGowan:
The XTS keyboard cover will not work with the STS. The keyboard cover requires connection to the XTS's MultiPort connector, which the STS does not have.
[Sony Tablet S] SWFlyerUK:
It's an awesome Keyboard cover though, picked it up the day they came out last week!
[Sony Tablet S] jumper62:
Ia there a similar cover for sts?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] edthesped:
The GPS on my phone is pathetic I took it to VZ to see what thy can do and was told the phone needed to be exchanged and set up a return. The rep told me the phone I receive will not be a refurb it will be a customer returned phone... I personally am not too excited about receiving a returned phone but am equally unhappy with the lackluster performance of the GPS on my unit.

After I left the store I contacted Samsung regarding warranty on the phone and was told they don't exchange phones only repair them, if there isn't water damage to the phone.

Has anyone had experience with either these? If so, what was the condition of the phone from VZ? What was Samsung's service like? I read a story about a Samsung screen replacement being pretty shoddy but am not sure whether that is the norm or the exception.

I'll follow up when I receive my replacement phone from VZ, the rep said I could reject the phone if I am unhappy with its condition when it arrives.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SMR-DINO313:
Customer returned phone is a refurb.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] annoyingduck:
My advice is to keep your original brand new device and have Samsung repair it. I'm not a fan of getting a refurb for your already purchased brand new device.

Sent from my VZW GS3 running Synergy/LeanKernel/Dark Horse Rises
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] edthesped:
My experience backs up your statement... I received the "like new" replacement today and it had an old beat up screen protector on it and a ~1mm scratch on the unprotected area of the glass, granted it wasn't on the viewing area but the glass on my original phone is pristine. After much back and forth with Verizon they said I could take it to a VZ store and have the replacement phone looked at to see if it merited a return in their eyes. After I refused, my time is too valuable to spend it stand in a Verizon store, after I said I'd either take it up with my cc company, (the replacement should fall under Amex's extended protection right?) or the manufacturer they said they would send one more as a courtesy. At this point I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt but I have serious reservations about the quality of their replacement phones as mine was clearly someone else's return.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidstyle:
Try the gps patch in the dev section.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] edthesped:
I tried it but the results aren't quite there yet. First the flashing GPS signal never flashes it always shows a lock even if the gps isn't locked. Also, it always starts me in NC after a day or so of not using it and when I get a lock there is no improvement in accuracy.

I seem to be lucky if I can get 15m and in an urban area I'm sometimes 120m off which places me a block or two off if I'm trying to use walking directions. The other day my son and I were navigating around a very urban hospital / university campus and were trying to look for an obscure building, my gps put me on the wrong street a block away and his showed us within 2ft of where we were standing, both phones are GS3's ordered at the same time.

I think if we didn't have so many GS3's in my family I'd attribute it to a bad design but having 3 with amazing GPS abilities tells me the problem is with my phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDiabolicaL1:
And Verizon shouldn't be giving you any **** about it either. Its not like they lose money on the deal anyways.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] edthesped:
I find Verizon customer service to be very hit or miss, maybe it has to do with personal philosophy. The first rep I talked to agreed that I should receive another replacement, the second didn't seem to think I should worry about the scratch then said the phone would have to be inspected by a local store prior to me returning it. Granted, my wife and son wouldn't have an issue with the scratch as it isn't in the viewing area and it's small, I, however, would obsess on it forever. In this case courteous persistence paid off and a new replacement is being overnighted, unfortunately unless it's here early I won't get it until Friday. At this point I'm leaning toward the Samsung repair as I know how I treated my phone and with the exception of the wonky GPS it is great, besides, I have a GNex with a new version of JB I can play with while my phone is being repaired. Lesson learned, if possible, always keep a spare phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidstyle:
Yea i would say its a faulty device aswell...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] shojus:
Well....I went through some of your same issues with one of my Verizon models and ended up keeping the 3rd replacement and it works fine.... Now on my T-mobile version I chose to get it repaired by Samsung and I just sent my 2nd repaired unit back to get a FULL makeover. The first time I sent it in it was for the display showing pinkish hues and my camera was bad... I got it back and they didn't even address the screen issue but replaced the camera and left dust behind the lense.... The second time I sent it in they got rid of the dust behind the lens but it had a scratch on the outside lens cover (which it did not have before) and the screen was STILL wonky!! I finally got escalated to US support where the guy asked me what was wrong and he put notes in my account to replace everything except the main board so I should be getting a new "looking" phone this time with ALL parts replaced but we will see.... So there are horror stories for both methods of warranty.... I will admit that I am picky but it is justified be me paying around $600 for a phone off contract.... I am crossing my fingers this time cause I would not wanna be in Samsung's position if they screw me over one more time... Tired of paying for service when I can't use it! But my 3rd S3 is FLAWLESS! :good: (knock on wood)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] doaft:
Hi;

I updated my tab plus to ics 4.0.4 using alpn and xlpn file from sammobile using odin from pc,

tab was never rooted only used a launcher

so my question is after i have installed ics and will not root or use cwm , will i still have to worry about the emmc bug and if yes

is it best just to go back to honeycomb

btw all is running well on ics just worried about bricking

thank you in advance
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] devid801:
Problem emmc bug is kernel , is not wipe data factory reset with recovery , if you brick,this problem a defective eMMC chip/fwrev that is unable to handle eMMC ERASE commands, A kernel that allows attempts to erase a partition to actually happen. (as opposed to reporting "not supported" and doing nothing.) - A common way of rendering a kernel safe is to remove MMC_CAP_ERASE from the capability flags in drivers/mmc/mshci.c ,

A recovery binary that attempts to erase partitions when formatting them. Most ICS recovery binaries fit in this category, most Gingerbread recoveries do not attempt to perform an erase operation so are safe. Note that also, an affected update-binary in a ZIP could be a cause of problems too. (e.g. flashing a firmware that has an ICS update-binary and formats the partition could cause a problem even with a "safe" recovery.) So a kernel can be repacked with a "safe" CWM but it will still only be partially safe.

custom kernel MMC_CAP_ERASE safe is kernel cm10...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] doaft:
I appreciate the reply but am afraid that it is to technical for me to understand, I know just the very basic things like using a launcher

and taking updates mentioned cwm in my earlier reply just to say i dont have it and wont use it,so thanks again for the reply, but if you dumb it down for me, is there a chance of bricking if i just do the update and go launcher

thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] acuratlsfan:
Simple answer = YES!

If you update with CWM, there is CHANCE of eMMc bug bricking.

If you just install go laucher or apps from google market..you are fine.

What "devid801" stated is the protocol/procedures for updating safely
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] doaft:
thank you so much
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] vegeta2:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29616187&postcount=9

i think this program is very usefull to see if you have such a bad emmc =)
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anthraxx90:
Hi, what's best stock based roms between http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1901784 (jellybean overclock ed) and http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1854212 (Jellybean hydro) ?

I'm looking for free ram and performance
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sib64:
I've got only answer for you: the best choice it's you which can do it.

So try those roms and you will see the rom which is better for you. Everybody can says: "yes, this rom is better than the others, or not...this is better "

All users want ram and performance, and don't forget a rom which is smooth and stable ;)
[HTC Rezound] JeramyEggs:
Alright, I will start. I forgot my plug at home so I used this.

It is an oven....
[HTC Rezound] dxdude35:
I've plugged mine into a TV before, the cord was too short to reach the table so it just hung there under the tv
[HTC Rezound] merlin66676:
Just curious, why does an oven have a USB port. What is it used for, other than charging your cell phone. Do I get to transfer my recipe for dinner and it magically makes it? Jk. Just wondering though.
[HTC Rezound] JeramyEggs:
It allows you to do diagnostics. Allows you to transfer settings for moisture fan sped and heat. It allows a lot more, but the most useful is charging my phone.
[HTC Rezound] SteveG12543:
It's not really crazy, but my cable box lol.
[HTC Rezound] Robert235:
I used a car radio.

Sent from Rezound
[HTC Rezound] famouscollin:
Lol awesome the chicken warmer at my work has a USB on it to.. good ol fastcharge..lol

sent from my s-off reZound rockin' viperRez Rom on global ICS firmware:)
[HTC Rezound] Obaterista93:
I used my girlfriend once. You can decide for yourselves where the plug went.
[HTC Rezound] Po1soNNN:
My xbox.
[HTC Rezound] SirSigma:
A glass of water.
[HTC Rezound] Squirrel1620:
About a dozen potatoes and a book called science experiments for kids. Lol
[HTC Rezound] chrisjz:
I went camping for 3 days and didn't have an outlet. This thing worked perfect.
[HTC Rezound] muertecaza:
I used the base of an iPod charger the other day and I felt dirty.

I've also used a USB record player.
[HTC Rezound] dyetheskin:
hope you didn't catch an STD lol
[HTC Rezound] Redwolf379:
Gypsy tears and some Pop-Rocks. I'm not saying how, but it does work.

Sent from my Rezound Mobile Command Center
[HTC Rezound] RKight:
An HHS glue gun controller for a Setmaster sheet collator.
[HTC Rezound] lennathi:
A scrolling text LED sign at work.

I put two business cards over the screen and wrapped the phone in masking tape and had it hanging from the back of the sign.

Note: This was mostly a because I could choice, not from lack of access to a computer...
[HTC Rezound] abby_nitewolf:
Alien spaceship at Area 51
[HTC Rezound] famouscollin:
Chicken warmer at applebees.

sent from my s-off reZound rockin' viperRez Rom on global ICS firmware:)
[HTC Rezound] tcpsyn:
Tekkmod.

Wasn't crazy when it was just an emergency charger...

Turned crazy when it started doubling as an ecig mod.

http://www.internationalvapersclub.com/nhaler/the-multi-voltage-dial-a-tekk-mod-t658.html
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] speed_bot:
1st reserved op has plans of increasing
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] speed_bot:
reservation

2nd
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] speed_bot:
one final one for the day... :) :cyclops:
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Harpratap:
thanks! :good:

its to the point and very precise! :D

View attachment 1401833

how do i add an icon? mine is the default andy.

And is it possible to open an app (eg launcher pro) in eclipse and mod it as per my wish? :confused: