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[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Deleted member 4398224:
When I do download from Google Play 3.9.16 it crashed. I installed gapps again.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] GuestK00420:
It's working fine for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Deleted member 4398224:
And I can install Google Play and open it. I can preview Google Play. When I do download from Google Play, it crashed.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] GuestK00420:
No problem here dude
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Deleted member 4398224:
I've tried on CM 10. Perhaps this is the reason?
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] dirtyhamster73:
I'm hoping someone can help me before I throw my nexus 7 out the window :) I'm on paranoid android 2.2 with gapps ending in "26". When I install this apk for the new play store I get "app not installed, there is already a similar app with conflicting signatures". Now, under downloaded apps in settings I don't even have the play store listed, it's under "all", but not under downloaded where you would normally see it. Someone suggested that I change the apk to "phone sky" and copy it to system/apps....I don't see phonesky anywhere on my nexus 7, but I did rename it and copied it over, it didn't work.Does anybody know how I can install this simple apk? Why it's coming back with a conflicting signature error message? I install apk's all the time, and others that I know on custom roms are not having this issue. I would appreciate any help at all. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] samo_gf:
Cool , but I need the modded version :D
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] swat4samp:
Meaning black background rgt :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Harpratap:
I havent used a nexus7 or paranoid, but i am pretty sure this method works everywhere..

After pasting this apk into system/app you also need to change the permissions of the app to rw-r-r

something like this-

And Reboot.(I don't recommend renaming the app, just paste as it is)
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] dirtyhamster73:
Thank you very much! I did end up renaming the apk to "phonesky" since the one I replaced was named phonesky. All is good. Still don't understand why a simple apk wouldn't install, but I'll figure that out later :) Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] samo_gf:
No , I mean a modded version that can access the restricted apps
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ardsar:
Is there a way to disable the video call button that is next to the call button. I am roaming in europe at the moment on vodafone with eurotraveller package - however i have been charged for several calls and vodafone claim they are video calls! I guess i pressed the wrong button by mistake?

Sorry just realised posted in wrong section mods -please move to Q&A
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Jayanth.M.P:
I was worried about my screen as gsmarena and other trusted websites did not mention whether SGN10.1 had gorilla glass or not. Hence I mailed both Samsung and Corning, asking them the same. Turns out, its just plain glass.

:( :(
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
Since your response is obviously from an off-shore contact center by the grammer and the responder's obviously confused as they're answering the "type" of display (TFT) to your inquiry I'm going to say that's not reliable.

Lisa from mobiletechreview.com who also owns a Note 10.1 and participates in the forum said the following. I think between the two sources I'll go with Lisa. Lisa, if you read this can you follow-up with Samsung to confirm?

"Display

OK, here's the gorilla in the room, and I don't mean Gorilla Glass since both have that durable glass (the Asus has Gorilla Glass 2 that's even thinner). Some reviewers have focused on the Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700's HD display as the Samsung (and nearly every other tablet) killer. The New iPad's Retina display has heightened awareness of very high resolution displays, and yes: the Asus has a sharper display. Text is more perfectly formed and photos and videos pop a bit. Both tablets show you the same amount of stuff on screen since Android scales the resolution. It's not like Windows where a higher resolution results in tiny but sharp text and smaller images. But no doubt the Asus TF700, like the New iPad and to a slightly lesser extent the Acer Iconia Tab A700, have sharper screens. It's a subtle but real improvement. That said, the standard 1280 x 800 PLS display on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is very colorful, vibrant and sharp. You're not slumming... you're simply not looking at the absolute best."

http://www.mobiletechreview.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Number=43181
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] twiggums:
Yeah that Samsung reps answer doesn't really make sense, not sure I'd trust it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] gmfeny:
didnt samsung reps also say it has 1GB of ram lol
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Jayanth.M.P:
Lisa has not quoted a source. Other than MobileTechReview, no other major reviewer mentions it having the Gorilla Glass.

For every other device its clearly mentioned by Samsung and most other reviewers.

Also, how does it matter if the reply is by an offshore office ? Their technical team would have checked the information before responding right ?

Corning is not willing to disclose the information. Samsung India says no. I am not sure who else to take it up with ? Samsung South Korea is it ?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] erica_renee:
Corning is not the only company to make super strong glass for touch devices. The gorilla glass 2 has been reported by many to break easier because its thinner but its better scratch resistant. Be assured that samsung used a tough piece of glass on this device. My guess its made by who ever does the touch tablet glass for wacom. Being the digitizer is part of the glass assembly.

What would your guess be?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
You're right, Lisa made it up. :rolleyes: The media gets press kits with far more detail than is available to consumers. I assume she got it from that or from contacting Samsung's PR department which consumers also don't have access to. Technical team? Please. I've run contact centers and they follow a decision tree when answering questions and nine out of ten times make things up if they can't find the real answer. Do you think "TFT" was in any way a logical response based on your question? Most off-shore support people haven't even seen the products they're supporting and a Note could be a months salary. Lisa's on the board. I'm sure she'll respond with her source.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] meanvulcan:
Well, here's a test. Let's have someone take a nail to the screen, and see how it stands up :).

I know my Samsung Galaxy SIII (which I had for a brief month) had Gorilla Glass II... and yet after just a month of renting space in my pocket it has a number of small scratches. Which is why my GN10.1 never leaves a case now.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] brett_day:
Personally I just do not understand the hype surrounding gorilla glass. Sure it is thinner, but I have had devices that utilize gorilla glass that have been scratched to pieces, and I am not rough with my tech gear either. Gorilla glass or not, all of my devices have screen protectors on them, so it makes little difference to me.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] dexteral:
Gorilla glass does not matter since I have a galaxy s3 and its screen still got scratched even though it's supposed to be like the best.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Nakel:
Clearly, nobody checked any information before responding. The answer makes no sense. My guess is that the rep had no idea at all what Corning GG is.

That said, I'm not sure that it's even going to be possible to determine if the Note 10.1 has GG. GG is nice stuff, but so is a lot of other glass. Samsung may not be interested in promoting Corning's products. Doesn't mean they do or don't use it. Even if they don't use it, what they do use may be just as good. GG is not magic, it's just chemistry. There's a coating on it that has a hardness of around 8-9 moh. Anything with that hardness or more will scratch GG, all marketing aside. Any glass with a similar coating will be just as scratch resistant as GG. Impact resistance is in the glass itself due to an ion exchange process, and can also be duplicated by other manufacturers.

So, yes GG is good. Yes, other manufacturers can make glass just as good. No, GG is NOT scratch proof. It is no more scratch resistant than any other glass with a similar hardness rating. Anything with similar or greater hardness will scratch it.

Put a high quality screen protector on it and stop worrying about Corning's marketing.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mitchellvii:
What I have noticed about these "scratchproof" glass screens is that while direct pressure of a sharp object may not scratch it, dragging an uneven jagged surface (such as a a staple point) across the screen will. Why you should never put stapled pages on top of or near your Note.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] brett_day:
A single grain of sand will scratch the crap out of gorilla glass, and any other glass too.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] AndroHero:
The note 10.1 has gorilla glass 2. I asked a samsung employee not from india ;) lol
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] blud7:
Corning lists several Samsung products with Gorilla Glass on their site.

The Galaxy Note 10.1 is not one of them.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] junrider:
The only thing I would question is if the Galaxy Tab 10.1 is made out of GG, the note 2 is made out of GG2, why wouldnt they make the note 10.1 GG2?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] blud7:
Ikr? But I'm not saying it isn't, I'm just saying that Corning's site listing of devices, the Note 10.1 is not mentioned.

Could be that the info there is outdated...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
Not proof of anything except that the Note 10.0 isn't listed.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] aletheus:
Yes, the gtab 7.7 was never listed, but it definitely had gorilla glass.

Problem: even if they have gorilla glass, its EXCURCIATINGLY easy to scratch the oleophobic coating.... horribly, terribly, nightmarishly easy...

As in, I've already done it and I'm SO SO SAD!

GT-P6800

GT-N8013
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Nakel:
Samsung wrote:

Again, though, does it matter? There is nothing magic about GG. It's good stuff, but nothing is stopping other manufacturers from making similar stuff. Corning is merely trying to increase demand or their product through clever marketing. Increased demand leads to increased prices. It's a very intelligent thing for Samsung to remain mum and not help Corning increase demand for GG with free advertising. As long as Samsung is using a similar glass, why does anyone care what brand it is???? :confused: I guess marketing works... :laugh:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] samir_a:
GG or not it has a good glass and thats what is important I have GG on my lg 2x and I do not use it harshly but still got a scratch so just use a good screen protector and you do not have to worry about anything
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] twiggums:
Honestly I'm not as worried about the glass on my tablet as I am on my phone, simply because it's not in my pockets all the time. Frankly I'm not even sure how I'd scratch it short of sliding it around face down :-0. I guess if stacked stuff on top of it maybe, but that seems about as smart as sliding it around on its face. Maybe I don't use mine like others do though.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] junrider:
How about caring your tablet with no case while wearing a watch or bracelet with the screen facing it. Or pant rivets, belts with metal stuff on it, jacket zipper. Or chicks with long nails with designs on the tips that could scratch the glass or if you Edward scissor hands ;). Anything is possible...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] erica_renee:
I have litltle scratch mark'sall over my phone's screen protector from my nails. With the tablet and bigger screen they do not touch the screen.my nails are natural and average lenght thou.However I do not think even jell or acrylic nails scratching any glass.

I was eating a banana on front of my tablet and no grumbling or otherwise issues come from my tablet screen. I suspect no gorillas in mine.

Giggles
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] twiggums:
Lol fair enough :-p. Although none of those fit me, so I'm still not too worried :D.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] junrider:
Hehehe, I was more thinking of the stuff females put on their acrylic nails like fake diamonds on the tips, glitters and what not..

---------- Post added at 12:19 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:16 PM ----------

Yeah, im not too worried with mine as it has screen protector and a case.. so Im not worried about the glass... more worried of what my 2 yr old girl when she is playing with my tablet when I am not in the room. But then again I have an aftermarket accidental warranty just incase. ;)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] erica_renee:
You know damage warranties do not cover cosmetic damage unless it effects function..no scratch fix

.yea I think the gem stone nail stuff is cute for a teenage girl. Just not practice for a woman who has to work for a living.

here gorilla gorilla come get some dinner.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] MercuryStar:
Nowhere in the email did it say it was "plain glass". Where did you get that idea from?

You act as if anything that isn't Corning Gorilla Glass is plain glass. There are hundreds of different types of hardened plastic/glass mixtures available for mobile devices and no device in this day would ever use a "plain glass" (ie, like you would drink out of or look through). And no device I've owned in the last 3 or 4 years showed up scratches like older phones used to. A hardened, scratch-resistant surface is pretty standard on all devices now whether they are "Gorilla Glass" or something else.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] bdvtheone:
Hey guys,

Hope this helps, this is what i got from Samsung:

Dear byron viljoen

Thank-you for contacting Samsung Electronics.

Your reference number for your enquiry is: 2113028274

Kindly note the Galaxy note 10.1 comes with Gorilla Glass 2. Should you require assistance you can reach us though the live chat and email on our support site or through the contact centre.

If you would like any further information or assistance, please feel free to contact us on 0860-SAMSUNG (726-7864) or clickon the contact us link at the bottom of this e-mail.

Kind Regards

Samsung Electronics

**Please note that this e-mail has come from an outbound response system. Any direct response to this e-mail will not reach the customer care inbox. If you do need to contact us again please click on the “Contact Us” Link or copy the address into your browser:

Contact Us:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] jamesc760:
How does a case protect the screen from getting scratches?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] sublimerocks13:
I'm happy to know that it has gorilla glass 2. I feel like I have gotten more for the money. Title of this post needs to be changed.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] TheWerewolf:
Corning Booth at CES was showing a Note 10.1

Corning makes Gorilla Glass and they had a Samsung Note 10.1 on display. So I walked over and asked to confirm and they did indeed confirm that the glass is Gorilla Glass 2.

Picture to prove it. :)
[HTC EVO 3D] JimzFreebies:
Hi all...i modded statusbar i.e. systemUI.apk + other system apps...

Here's screenshot:

View attachment 1395839

But there is one problem. When i replace original SystemUI.apk, it works and all icon changes but when i restart my phone then screen wallpaper goes black and statusbar not shows...

Anyone please help

Sent from HTC EVO 3D loaded with mwakious3Drom v12.4 coolexe kernel 2.9
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stwandell:
I've spent nearly two weeks trying to figure out what happened to my phone and how to restore it. After OTA 4.1.1 (I forced this clearing gsf), in a weak coverage area toggled airplane mode. It wouldn't come back out.

Fastboot flash, CWM, TWRP, dd command, Odin, re-partitioning, nand erase all - any attempt to flash radio-cdma.img hangs or fails.

I can confirm that many of the dire warnings about hard-bricking your device... Well, let's just say that with everything that I've tried, even the bolder attempts in the end, did not brick my device. Odin would always get me back.

Baseband Unknown

IMEI Unknown

My Phone Number Unknown

Everything!!! UNKNOWN

I found some threads on here mentioning CDMA tools and I've downloaded and attempted a couple, it seems that my pc has to have all the supporting programs to make a connection to my phone. The problem is these posts are not specific to my device but the S3 and it seems like a whole lot of trouble when there isn't a 'known' path and specific files for my VZW GNX.

I have also ran emmc check several times and memory checks out good. Sim card has also been replaced.

So I sit here today with 4.1.1 installed (less the radio-cdma.img). I can Odin the older stock images found here on XDA by deleting the radio-cdma.img within. Then use fastboot to flash the 4.1.1 images individually to have a Wi-Fi only device.

I'm willing to try anything. Any takers? :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JediNinjafication:
Your meid is smoked. You will need to completely reprogram phone. A restore won't do it Cuz its the serial of the device from factory. You can't fix unless you have msl

*Shaolin Shadowboxing*
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stwandell:
Thank you for the reply!

Could you point me in the right direction? Is this done using CDMA tools? I've seen places that mention it can be done via the handset dialpad (other devices). I've found threads that give suggestions on how to contact your carrier to get them to give you the msl... and I've also seen posts that state that Verizon's MSL is almost always 000000. My brain is turning to mush! :cyclops:

Thanks again
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JediNinjafication:
Verizon msl is usually 000000 you will need either the box device came in or the numbers under battery. The sticky part us going to be the MSID number you'll have to put in. If you have the ORIGINAL nandroid you made immediately after you unlocked bootloader, that one might work but no guarantees. The dialer code is *#*#msl#*#* with msl being the 000000. I believe that's it...could be *#*#spc#*#* with spc being spc and then have to enter msl. The MSID is mobile subsidy identification. Sometimes its NAM. Your MIN would be your phone number..mobile identification number.

If you get into the MEID it will have a couple numbers to enter. The numbers you will need will be your ESN hex and dec. I have all the dialer codes and can pm you a link if you like. Once you finish with the MEID repair that's where the NAM MIN thing will be needed. Unfortunately, the NAM/MSID isn't the same as your number and won't accept all 0's but once the meid is back you might be able to restore but am not positive on that. Can call Verizon and have them refresh phone I believe once meid is restored.

*Step Away From The Toolkit And NoROM Gets Hurt*
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stwandell:
I tried the dialer code *#*#000000#*#*

The phone did nothing although as soon as I completed it went the field cleared. I'm on my own. Verizon told me a week ago they were sending me a refurb. Called yesterday and there was no record of another phone being sent out. Rep told me my Sim card was not activated in their system and a ticket was opened to have it unlocked on their network. It should be fixed on their end today. However, I still think I'm going to have to get radio-cdma flashed on my phone. Using getprop (from app market) it appears at some point I may have flashed GSM radios. I say this because there are GSM listings from the getprop output.

Any suggestions?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] untruestory:
I'd probably return everything to stock first. ##XXXXXXX# and *#*#XXXXXX#*#* codes depend a device's factory ROM.

I'm not convinced it's your MEID though. That alone wouldn't stick your phone without signal and you'd still be able to flash a radio. I'd also be careful not to mess with IMEIs or MEIDs unless you're absolutely certain that's the problem. If you're hell bent on it or you're doing it for fun, not caring of you wreck it, look up MEID repair and read up before messing around.

It wouldn't hurt to try and install a new radio via CDMAWS or a similar program. Just don't change anything you're not familiar with. You can really screw things up with programs like that if you mess around.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stwandell:
I'm pretty sure that my problem is due to flashing GSM on my device. I have not had any luck finding out how to go back. I'll check out CDMAWS... first time hearing about it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JediNinjafication:
Pretty much meid smoked.

Wrong quote..trying to quote above. Just to ensure try *#06# and if it comes back with a string of numbers then you still have the meid. If blank...smoked

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jaymazz13:
Try this if you can http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1743939
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JediNinjafication:
Did you do the *#06# I already think its gonna come back blank but ....what the hell right

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jaymazz13:
Does he have the samsung drivers installed? If so does his computer recognize his phone when plugged in either adb or fastboot? Cause if he does then you can easily go back to stock 4.0.4 IMM76k using my link in above post
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stwandell:
MEID definitely smoked. *#06# yields nothing. I have tried flashing back to stock IMM76K but cannot get past radio-cdma flash... it hangs. If I remove the radio-cdma image it stock flashes no problem... but I still don't have MEID when doing that. I believe I flashed GSM ROM or radios at some point. I say this because when in terminal emulator and type getprop, the output has several gsm entries. Verizon is sending me another SIM card. But before I put it in I believe I need to have the GSM stuff off the phone. I'm not quite sure how to do that.

My screen is cracked, Verizon and Samsung can do nothing for me. I'm on my own on this. I have two rumor touch (sprint) that work fine. I also have HTC EVO 4g (Sprint)... been looking at activating on Verizon, but have had no luck getting CDMA tools to recognize phones... even after wiping drivers and re-installing multiple times.

I'm stuck using a very basic Samsung Knack flip at the moment... Sucks big time. Cash is short so I'm trying to make do with what I have.

Still needing help guys and gals! :)

And thank you all so much for your ideas and suggestions! I have learned a lot!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JediNinjafication:
Do you have the box that came with device so can reapply meid? You'll need your msl in order to edit. If have a backup of original stock after you unlocked bootloader..that one might reapply your info. Otherwise you need that mls

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Andrew111:
Hi, Guys!

I have the same problem On Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE GT-i9305 - by mistake flashed with ODIN "phone " section ( that means I flashed RADIO ) - as a result No IMEI, NO RADIO-GSM, BASEBAND unknown...(((

Somebody found solution?

Thanks in advance!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] el_bori1:
My brother is having the same problem with his Galaxy Nexus. Anybody found a fix for this problem?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ackurv:
I just started having this issue the other day as well (baseband/IMEI, etc all unknown). Phone was just sitting on my desk when I noticed it didn't have service. After being unable to flash the cdma radio, I am trying to get the phone back to stock. However, I am unable to flash the stock image because there is a version check for the cdma radio. Is there a way to flash the stock image without the cdma radio check?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jvatio:
Any luck with yours. I just started having the same problem. My phone freezes and I have no service. I am trying to return to stock using this GUIDE but my phone freezes whenever I try to Flash the CDMA Radio. If I skip that step it doesn't install the stock version and I'm stuck in Paranoid 3.2 and unable to return to the store in the current condition due to warranty issues. If I can make it stock I will go get a new one.