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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] albanezi:
I have an icon which is basically the letter "i" with a cicrcle on the notification bar, i'm not exactly sure what it is but would like to get rid of it... Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kangburra:
Doesn't that mean you have turned off notifications? Toggle it on the pull-down menu
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] papayayoghurt:
Hi

Two days ago, i opened he case to cut the pieces at the backcover to remove display lift. Now it makes "krkkrk" everytime when i press on the silver "thing" at the right site or when i press at the back cover. The loudest point is about 8cm over he speeker and about 10 cm under the Nexus "N". I openned the case about 5 times now. Does anybody also have the problem? How to fix that?

Regards

PS: Sorry for my English, i'm tired.

Gesendet von meinem Nexus, tief as meinem Inneren!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] papayayoghurt:
Push!

Gesendet von meinem LT18i mit Tapatalk 2
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] papayayoghurt:
Please answer!

Gesendet von meinem LT18i mit Tapatalk 2
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] irishrally:
Glue the pieces you chopped off back on.
[Asus Transformer TF700] toprunner2786:
Can't seem to find an answer for this, but I can't seem to shut my TF700 off completely. I followed the NVflash guide, and then after installing the alternate bootloader, I can't seem to shut off my tablet. When i select shut down, it appears to be shut off, but it drains the battery. I think that when I tell it to shut down it is going into apx mode because to get it to boot back up, I have to hold the power button for like 6-7 seconds.

Anyone have similar issues? I haven't tried restoring the original bootloader yet, but I thought I would ask first if there is an easy work around for this? I have the same issue weather I run the stock rom, clean rom, CM10...anything.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
Just for diagnostic purposes: have you tried installing "Quick Shutdown" from the Play Store? (Can be found here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.grrmode.quickshutdown&hl=en )

I'm just wondering what the issue is, since the app seems to use a different shutdown routine (pretty much instant). Let us know what the result is! :)
[Off-topic] Smackmethg:
Got a great smart phone idea that would need an electronics manufacturer and a software programmer to put it together.

Wouldn't mind contacting google but don't know where to begin... Any suggestions from the xda crowd?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Vilo76:
Hi all,

I've tried some "generic" init.d scripts (namely TweakzV6), but I've had to reflash because it completely stalled my Sola ...

Bad luck.

Hence my question : do you know of good init.d scripts that are Sola "compliant" and that will enhance ICS stock ROM performances ?

Tks ;)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] GEKTHEBOSS:
Geeky engine ;)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] mrsatan:
There are some good build prop tweaks out there and systcl tweaks. Check my thread for recommends.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Vilo76:
Thanks, will take a look ;)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ferencz1:
Hi,

I rooted my device with revolutionary, flashed Alex-V 1.8. sense ROM and when I restored my apps with titanium backup after several hours, I had reboot. After two days, again 2 reboots in 10min :/ And I figured that everytime after reboot my account for Facebook sense is restared (I have to remove sync live feed).

Then two days ago I flashed Stock Gingerbread for Desire and everything was ok until evening when I restored my apps with Titanium. Again I have same problem with Facebook sense so now I removed that account but today I had two reboots. For now it is ok.

I tried with different kernels, radio and RILs (because I had signal strength issue but with 5.14.05.17 radio it seems it is fixed). Also I checked if it's bricked with tutorial, but it's not.

Does somebody have any idea what is causing this problem or how can I check what is causing it, like with the log?

p.s.

I'm using:

S-OFF

Stock gingerbread

radio: 5.14.05.17

recovery: RMD 1.0.3.5/4ext touch - with both I have the same problem, if they are relevant

hboot: alpharev stock
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] handy5876:
How did you take a backup with titanium before rooting ? Ti is a root app. Any case sense backups rely upon sense framework and they may not be portable across ROMs.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ferencz1:
It was rooted before but I had battery issue so I flashed official RUU for waranty, when I got it back I rooted the device again and made restore :)
[Member-Found Deals] poodleDoo:
I have never bought anything from Ben's Outlet, but if someone has, please let us know how the experience was.:confused:

http://www.bensoutlet.com/products/acer-iconia-tab-a-series-android
[Member-Found Deals] trofmoc:
never had issues with bens,good service

fast delivery
[Member-Found Deals] deserthi:
How does this tab compair with the current low cost tablets. Nexas, Fire..etc?
[Android Apps and Games] aexol:
My friends and I made an multiplayer multilingual underwater word game and we would like some feedback :)

Wordfish in Play Store

And here are some more details

Could you please give it a try and tell me what we should do to make the game better for you? I would greatly appreciate it!

To make it short, it's a word puzzle with lots of power-ups, available in almost every language and for almost all mobile platforms (iOS, Kindle, Nook - we'll publish those soon) with multiplayer as well as hot seat mode. The general idea is you can battle with up to four of your friends in any place and on any device. Power-ups as well as character abilites are there to force you to come up with a strategy for winning.

Anyway, please enjoy!
[Android Apps and Games] winnici:
Please include rules explaining how to play because I honestly haven't figured it out
[Android Apps and Games] aexol:
Done, update the app please :)
[Android Apps and Games] aexol:
We've managed to fix all the bugs that we could find, game's using device memory better and overall works much faster. Please update the app!
[Android Apps and Games] aexol:
All the best in 2013 for all users!

Do you have any suggestions/reviews which would help us meet your expectations on the game?
[Android Apps and Games] scottspa74:
Looks fun. Will have a look at it.
[Android Apps and Games] aexol:
Have anyone found a minute to check it? :) I'd love to hear what you think about it.
[Android Apps and Games] aexol:
any1?
[Android Apps and Games] aexol:
feedback would be appreciated (doesn't matter if positive or negative). we'd like to know your thoughts about the app and keep on improving it!
[Android Apps and Games] Puzux:
This looks fun, but I could not find it on the Google Play Store. :(
[Android Apps and Games] aexol:
On the top of the thread there is a link hidden under "Wordfish in Play Store".

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=sh.wordfi
[Android Apps and Games] aexol:
bump
[Android Apps and Games] aexol:
looking forward to hear your feedback :)
[Android Apps and Games] phayz:
Disappointed to go to the Play Store and be told that my device is not compatible.
[Android Apps and Games] aexol:
sorry :(
[Android Apps and Games] aexol:
update is finally here! check out graphical changes :)
[Android Apps and Games] aexol:
googogo:) download the update and enjoy the game!
[Android Apps and Games] aexol:
how do you like new graphics?
[Android Apps and Games] GeorgeJoseph:
Nice graphics
[Android Apps and Games] aexol:
thanks! I'm glad u like it :)
[Motorola Photon 4G] xsisbest:
Hello, Out of desperation for a quick answer as I find many on 2.3.5 or situations that aren't the same as mine, I tried flashing MIUI and it failed. I made a backup prior but then it failed .. I tried it a few times and so I decided to reboot device.. I am now stuck.. I rooted my wifes phone right after she got it about a year or so ago and so It's using the recovery that you boot into while running the phone. I"ve never been able to get to recovery unless I open the app "System Recovery". I click install recovery.. then boot recovery.. I don't even know what it's called it's been so long.

Anyway, Now I can't even do anything. As soon as I plug the phone in it sits at the dual core logo and does nothing. I can get to fastboot but have no idea what to try. My battery is probably not charging and I"m screwed on how to charge it to as it doesn't seem to power off and charge once plugged in. I know she was on 2.3.4 last time I looked and it failed everytime she tried to update. She uses her phone for her business hence my desperation to fix quickly. I've been clicking links frantically but can't seem to find a clear cut solution as I'm just not able to get into recovery. Thanks for any help!!!
[Motorola Photon 4G] na7q:
I've never heard of a "system recovery" app. To get into the custom recovery just press and hold volume + power until fastboot appears. Press down until you see android recovery. Press up to enter it. Then restore your backup. You can do all of this with a dead battery or no battery as long as it's plugged it. What recovery are you using?

Reading it again looks like bootstrap?? That's not a real recovery, it's almost useless. You can't install ROMs like MIUI with it. You have to unlock your bootloader and use a custom recovery to do that! If you want to restore without losing data you'll want to SBF back to stock.
[Motorola Photon 4G] xsisbest:
Thanks for the reply. When I get to android recovery I get the error in the title. It just sits there. I guess bootloader is what it is. I can't even get into recovery and that is my issue. It just says failed to boot 2. This photon is garbage imo. I've had the EVO now the EVO LTE and both were so simple but this one just confuses the hell out of me. I'm a flashaholic on my evos but I rarely attempt anything on the wife's as it seems way more complicated. I'm sure its not and if it was my phone I'd have more patience but the wife hates me at the moment so I'm desperate lol. Any other solutions besides boot into recovery cause that just isn't working...I was able to get into recovery when it was working but now it goes to the error and sits on the logo.

sent from my EVO 4g LTE minus the LTE
[Motorola Photon 4G] na7q:
nah man! the photon is a great device. it's nearly impossible to brick it. which i love. you don't have a custom recovery. that's why you get an error. you're just seeing the stock recovery. which isn't a recovery, it's just made to factory reset. pressing volume up + down will allow you to see the recovery without the error. you need to SBF if you want to get the system back. that is the BEST solution if you are on 2.3.4. once you do that. you can unlock the bootloader if you want. but that wipes all your data. so backing up would be necessary. this is the same all devices. INCLUDING THE EVO. :) if you are locked forever and on 2.3.5 you need to do some work arounds as there's no sbf available.

http://www.motosunfire.com/sbf-restore-photon/

BOOTSTRAP IS NOT A REAL RECOVERY. YOU CANNOT FLASH UNLOCKED ROMS THROUGH IT. KEEP THAT IN MIND! :P
[Motorola Photon 4G] MIONS:
U need to flash sbf file throught the pc open youtube search for a video called .how to unbrick photon .by qbking77 that will fix ur phone if u face any problem just ask ur problem is completly fixable just be patient
[Motorola Photon 4G] xsisbest:
Thanks for the words of encouragement and advice. I'll let you know of it worked!

sent from my EVO 4g LTE minus the LTE
[Motorola Photon 4G] na7q:
good luck!
[Motorola Photon 4G] xsisbest:
You guys are saviours! This fixed me right up. Now to root properly. I always thought she was rooted as she had root access and what looked to me like an Amonra recovery. The full root process sounds a little more in depth than the EVO but I'm sure ill figure it out. Thanks again for all your help!

So can you guys recommend a Rom? I hate the motoblur and was leaning towards miui since I've ran it before but am open to suggestions.

sent from my EVO 4g LTE minus the LTE
[Motorola Photon 4G] MIONS:
U r wellcome first if u want a new rom u should unlock ur bootloader and install a reall recovery not the bootstrap

U can also see a qbking channel for unlocking photon bootloader then the recovery

If u find any difficulty just ask

ALL THIS IF UR 2.3.4

IF I HELPED U JUST PRESS THANK BUTTON :D
[Motorola Photon 4G] na7q:
as mentioned above if you're on 2.3.5. you cannot unlock your bootloader. it's permanently locked! that phone will most likely never see a true ROM. like CM, MIUI, AOKP, etc. no way around this whatsoever. sorry my friend.

again, don't attempt to flash any ROMs through bootstrap except stock locked ROMs.

if you're on 2.3.4 you should try out CM or AOKP or PA!!! :) unlocking is easy.
[Motorola Photon 4G] xsisbest:
I'm unlocked and ready to roll! I was always on 2.3.4 so thank god that ota always failed :D I think I'm gonna give a look at that PA rom you mentioned if I can find what PA stands for lol. I've tried CM on my evo's and AOKP was still a bit buggy and my wife needs her phone to work on almost every function (camcorder not so much..) Bluetooth is huge! I think MIUI is goin up first she likes the look of that but what does PA stand for? . Thanks again for all your help! Thanks button hit for all!!
[Motorola Photon 4G] na7q:
Paranoid Android!
[Motorola Photon 4G] xsisbest:
Gonna give Paranoid a go.. I flashed MIUI 5 times and it just hangs on the bootanimation. Never did get to the rom. Hopefully I have better results with aokp and paranoid. I realized that's what it was right after posting but thanks again!
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hokieputter:
A little background first. VZW is my only option due to my line being a corporate line. Roughly a year and a half ago, I got fed up with the crappy phone choices (only blackberry at the time), so I just started buying my own and calling the 3rd party service that runs our wireless operations and telling them "I just got a new phone, could you please do an ESN swap?". That has always worked. Recently, the phone choices have gotten much better and include a variety of BB, Android and iOS devices now. Over the last few years I've gone from DINC (personal device I had since it first came out) to blackberry to DINC2 to iPhone4 to currently the Razr M. Now with SIM cards it's super easy for me to use whatever device I prefer.

Here's my current "dilemma". I have a retail Razr M (which I picked up shortly after release). Definitely loving this phone and couldn't be more happy to be back on Android after a brief hiatus to iOS. Had to give it try. Big believer in "you can't bash something without trying it". But damn iOS gets boring fast. Ha! I was excited about the M due to it's smaller footprint AND high end internals. The only thing I don't like is the locked bootloader. I was quite the crack flasher with my DINC and DINC2. The locked bootloader has led me to have interest in the S3. But I've always had an aversion to large screen phones. I like to be able operate my phone one handed. So now I have a brand new S3 sitting on my desk and I'm unsure what to do with it. I'm really enjoying my M and Jelly Bean is (almost officially) here. But I'm very interested in some CM10 or AOKP. I definitely prefer the AOSP stuff.

So the question is, do I continue my "don't bash it without trying it" theory and move over to the S3 for some AOSP love??? Or stick with the M and live with whatever fate that lies ahead?? I can only keep one. Will sell the other.

(sorry for the novel)
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dyelon:
I'd say stick with the phone you like better. Yesterday I was analyzing what I'm missing without root (I'm on team EOS 3.0 on my Xoom) and I couldn't really come up with much. One of the biggest pluses: WiFi tethering, now can be done with any app on verizon because of that lawsuit. Other than that, TiBu is a loss, and maybe some OCing and performance but I mean I loaded up the phone and its still buttery smooth with good battery. Definitely the interface modding and some fun bells and whistles are missing without custom rom but it doesn't really add up to much.

The s3 is gigantic and more expensive. I'm happy with my choice.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jntdroid:
Unfortunately, the two phones you've chosen represent opposite ends of the "experience spectrum" - so personal preference is going to play a big part. The only real thing the S3 has over the M that's not subjective is a better camera, and 2gb of ram vs. 1. The rest will depend on your preferences. Yes, the S3 will have more dev support. But the M won't be without it, either - root should be closer, though not guaranteed, based on a comment by P3 last night - but obviously rooting and romming are not always correlated.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hokieputter:
I agree the S3 is gigantic. I also was trying to come up with things I miss by not having root and couldn't really come up with much that seemed overly important. All were smaller bells and whistles type things. Blur on this phone is very minimal, which I like and is a big plus (for me). I'm really enjoying the M. And love the size. I too am having a smooth experience with pretty solid battery life. No issues whatsoever thus far. Best bet is to probably stick with the M. I got a good deal on the S3 and should have no trouble getting back what I paid, maybe more.

Plus, I've been wanting a Nexus 7...
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hokieputter:
Yes, they are definitely very different experiences. My preference has always been for smaller, easily pocketable phones. Which exactly describes the M. I don't need/want a tablet in my pocket.

I agree about the camera, but overall the M hasn't really let me down. Sure it would be nice to have a better camera, but it's not a deal breaker for me. You just have to know the limitations that you're working with. And the extra ram would be nice too. But not sure either are worth giving up the form factor that I prefer.

And I have been following the dev support of the M closely as well. I saw the comments by P3 and his team. They are very promising. And definitely helping to influence my ultimate decision. Honestly, I don't really need (or want) to be able to flash billions of roms. Just looking for a (close to) stock experience that is snappy, fully functional and bug free. Which is what I've got right now with the M. Still running the stock ICS, have not updated to the JB leak.

(I think I'm confirming my gut feelings / answering my own questions as this thread moves along... Thanks for the dialogue)
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mk1151:
The simplest choice would seem to be ordering a Developer Edition RAZR M. If you really like the M but want the ability to fiddle, that's your route. There are already recovery and root images available for it and I think the devs will be supporting it for a while especially since the RAZR HD and HD MAXX are also running the same internals.

As for the SGSIII - Verizon is the only carrier that doesn't sell it with an unlocked bootloader so technically you'd need to buy the developer edition of that to get what you want anyway.

Neither the RAZR M nor the SGSIII Dev Editions are available via Verizon subsidized contracts.

Personally I think Sammy missed the boat. If the SGSIII Mini did what the RAZR did (same internals with smaller screen) they might have won me over, but they really skimped on the thing. What a shame.

Just my $.02.

I'm a runner and a cyclist, so the smaller the better which is why I loved my Atrix 4G (which is now running JB). The RAZR M is a narrower phone with a bigger screen. It's great to simply stow and go.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freak4dell:
Well, now that the M has root, I think your decision is a lot easier. I would say that seeing CM9 and/or 10 is a likely bet. However, the problem now is that anything after that may not run optimally, since the bootloader is still locked and we won't be able to run a kernel optimized for the newest version. That's the problem with my Pro. Somebody ported CM9 and an AOKP ICS ROM for it, and while it does run, it's not as good as it could be. We're still stuck on the Gingerbread kernel.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dyelon:
I'm really hoping we can bust the M open over the next year or so =/
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aznguyen316:
Verizon's bootloader can be unlocked with a single app from the play store. Super easy. The development on the S3 phone has been amazing thus far - currently on Liquid Smooth. I'm also considering switching to a smaller phone however and the M seems to be the only phone that's small with power. Following rooting and modding very closely on this phone before making the switch as I have gotten used to all the aokp+CM10 mods in the many S3 roms I've flashed.

You make an excellent point about the Razr HD and HD Maxx, I hope that helps this phone in the mod scene.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mk1151:
That's why I said "technically" :p

But I do agree it is easier on the SGSIII. Part of that is that HTC and Samsung have not taken the time to build system safeguards into their products the way Motorola has.

Browser vendors take pride in the headaches they cause to hackers trying to find vulnerabilities. Handset manufacturers, IMO, should be thinking the same way. With all the personal data on your phone, do you really want to be able to unlock it and obtain root from an app in the Play Store?

This is one of the reasons I like Motorola devices, despite the very limited flexibility.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hokieputter:
The M is my first ever Motorola device. It's also my first device running ICS or JB (there were a few of us on here that had issues running ICS on our DINC2s). Spent a little time messing around installing the JB leak and flashing back to stock just to get used to using the stock recovery, fastboot etc. With wifi tether now working on the stock ROM and the ability to disable bloatware in ICS/JB, combined with the very minimal Blur skin, I don't really see the need to root this device right away. Plus, you really can't do everything you'd want to do without an unlockable bootloader. So I agree, the Developer Edition is the way to go if you want to ultimately fiddle with things at some point down the road. May have to pick one up at some point.

Couldn't agree more on Sammy missing the boat. The SG3 Mini would have won me over too if they hadn't watered it down. Maybe we'll see a slightly improved device ending up on VZW? I presume it will eventually come to VZW. Does that SoC they're using even support LTE? Who knows. Maybe wishful thinking. I love the M anyway. But it's always nice to have more options to consider.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hokieputter:
Good point. I don't..
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hokieputter:
I've definitely made my decision (which was realistically already made, just need to confirm). Let me know if you know anyone looking for a brand new blue SG3.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aznguyen316:
Well plenty of people have done it. Check the forums over there. There are other applications that can do it for u on your own pc if u wanted too. Just saying it's available now. Plus doesn't rooting your phone technically make it a little less secure anyway? That's what blizzards authenticator has lead me to believe Haha. But the point was a locked bootloader isn't end of the line. :)

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