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[HTC EVO 3D] dessolator666:
Are you reading the previous posts?
[HTC EVO 3D] SecUpwN:
No, this dude keeps trolling me in several threads.

His illness is uncurable. Poor boy. Maybe tell a MOD?
[HTC EVO 3D] Amel.Spahic:
You started first with 'it annoys me' comments :D..so this would be my third reply on your posts in two threads :D. Go whine and scream histerically. You sound like that :D..

Cheers :D y€
[HTC EVO 3D] FragmentedLogik:
dont know if its much help, but i have an internal Diagnostics App used by Sprint, if you wanna give it a try you can get it from my box enterprise account @ www(dot)box(dot)com/s/0c99e81cad2d315afc10
[HTC EVO 3D] SecUpwN:
We have already found out that the glow is a bleeding of the backlight from the screen and is perfectly normal for the EVO 3D. But hey, thanks for your kind contribution!

Your uploaded app only works for sprint retail devices, if such thing exists for the EVO series, post a link. :)
[HTC One V] served24:
After over clocking I was just curious as to how much batter life you guys get on average so if you can please post the following:

-your ROM name

-Your kernel name

-How much you over clock to

-How much do you use your one v? (Med/high usage) and what do you use? Ex: WiFi, data

-How much hours of battery life do you get?

Thanks :)
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
There is already a thread...search it
[HTC One V] served24:
I know. But I'm just asking more about specifics.
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
whyyyy useless stuff and clutter the forum

Sent from my One V
[HTC One V] served24:
Wtf? How is this useless? I was just curious. Its a legitimate question.
[HTC One V] RIPBAP1999:
I apologize for the ******* here. This is a great question, regardless of whether or not its been posted previously.

I am currently on AOKP 10/22 using jellyboot5 boot IMG. overclocked at 1.7ghz. Phones been on for 11.5 hours and has 20% left. I barely use WiFi but if I did battery would improve a little. GPS and Bluetooth are probably used three to four time a day for random things.
[HTC One V] served24:
Thanks for giving me a proper answer. By the way, does your mms work?
[HTC One V] RIPBAP1999:
No. I cannot send or receive MMS on AOKP. Miui v4 works flawlessly, j might go back to that soon. Until then, I use an app called pinger that gives me a number that can send and receive MMS, so I kinda have a fully functioning AOKP rom.
[HTC One V] RIPBAP1999:
Got MMS working, just used go sms and I can receive them. Haven't tried sending yet..
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Tinup93:
well Actually am About to get a new phone after 1.5 years using wildfire s my next step will last with me till i graduate maybe like 2 years or 3

so i wanna make sure i get the right phone So which phone do you suggest S3-one-x-Xperia tx -xperia sl?

feel free to talk please and conisder that Xperia Tx will be avilabe in early 2013 maybe new htc or samsung will be there who knows..

hope you try to help me please give a reason for your answer thanks <3
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Snow_fox:
Who is your provider? I'm either getting the optimus g or xperia tl depending on dev support and battery life for the two.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Jumpkid:
Depends on what you desire in a phone. LTE, Durability, Design, Support, Custom rom support, Screen resolution/PPI, Battery life etc. etc.

I come from a history of HTC phone and I always liked them because they feel more durable. Also, the dev support is very high on HTC and Samsung. When you go for power, you should definitely look at Samsung S3, HTC One X(+) or the new LG Optimus G. Also, if you're interested in getting the latest Android updates, you should keep an eye on the Google (LG) Nexus 4.

I must say that I took a risk in choosing for Sony. The dev support is relatively low and I didn't like their Q1 2012 models Xperia S, U and P. This because I heard negative stories about the battery life, the outdated hardware, the lack of proper support etc. Yet, I must say that I never had a smartphone that operates this smooth, and the battery life is better than HTC's Q4 2011 phones. I own my phone for a couple of days now and I like it more and more.

When I was in Indonesia this summer, the Acro S caught my eye and I have been looking out for the release of the European brother of that phone: the Sony Xperia V. The specs are promising, I like Sony Timescape (more than for example HTC Sense or Samsung Touchwiz) and it promises to be a solid phone (it should be dust and water resistant).

To summarize it all. Keep a lookout on comparization websites, such as phonearena. You can easily compare up to three phones there.

If you really don't know what to pick, I can only recommend to stick with the Nexus releases. You are interested in Android for some reason ;)
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] chiefy009:
Check out my phone list in signature, I can't wait to get myself this xperia t

sent from my S2 that's Paranoid
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] schaggo:
Dev support for samsung (at least on the aosp/cm front) will drop, samsungs ****ing around with sources, broken code and producing a mess in general is driving devs away. HTC is obviously locking bootloaders in its more recent models and is enforcing less dev-friendly techniques, so dev support will remain strong but it wont beas much fun to "work" with as htc used to be. LG produces **** hardware, I heard. And their custom android implementation isnt that shiny either, I heard (lol, I hear a lot, obviously :P ). Leaves Sony, which is overall well, behaving goog from a dev perspective and the hardware is ok, good even, albeit not highest top tier. In terms of updates theres rom for improvement. So as the ultimate last, a Nexus device. Latest android, always. Excellent dev support. But limited storage and no expansion possibilities. Make your choice.

Gesendet von meinem ASUS Transformer Pad TF300TG mit Tapatalk 2
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Snow_fox:
As long as your not getting the tl. Att hates its customers right now.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] emuX:
If you want a more neutral ICS experience with some great Sony add ons (Walkman, etc.) and like the idea of 13MP photos go for the Xperia T.

If you want top spec and more grunt the S3 is a bit more powerful but you get TouchWiz and Samsung's stamp on it all. Also, the S3 has a much richer selection of custom ROMs.

Personally, lack of SD slot would put me off the OneX before I even opened the box.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] charlatan01:
I agreed with almost everything you said but this. I am no expert, but I think the major problem isn't hardware... it's their support / drivers/ software. I owned a G2x, and hardware wise it was a treat. However, it was hampered by the lack of source (which has been rectified in the last week or so I believe) code and the NVIDIA drivers for it. Their latest incarnation, the G, is very nice on paper, but alas, it will likely suffer the same fate, which is why the Nexus 4 looks so tempting. Hell, Google trusts their hardware, they just wanted to make a phone everyone would want AND possibly afford. Unlocked no less!

I have sent my T back for repairs, I had some audio stuff go south. That said, I really like that Sony offers the option to unlock bootloaders. I like the feel of the phone and the speed. HTC burned a bridge with me and my Amaze (also just released source code for their WIFI / BT drivers IIRC), so I went Sony, and am not sorry that I did.

EDIT: Oh yea, and the Sony take on ICS is really quite nice. Not bloated, most of the apps I actually WANT to use, and it's well designed IMHO.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Tinup93:
Thx everyone =)

i`ave ordered XPeria Tx =) thats it after i read all your reviews i`m getting sony <3 i dont care much for android updates unless its jellybean =D but its ok
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] petalex99:
No regrets, You have done a good choice, I have TX too, I'm happy with: elegant design, removable battery (very important), SD card slot, good benchmarks, even better compared with phones with quad core processor, a very good 13 Mp camera, easy to unlock, Sony developpers friendly.

Bad: few custom roms, slow process updating, Hope more from developpers.

Previous phones: a lot of Nokia flagships (finished with), and in the last 2 years:Xperia X10, Xperia S and now a beautiful Xperia TX, all unlocked and rooted.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] chiefy009:
Now got the t, little disappointed with the development level for the phone but the phone it self is ok, not great but ok I guess
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] mjrfitz:
I'm curious as to what are your favorite ROMs for the Dinc2. I have flashed many and found some good GB ROMs, and (mostly) stable ICS based ROMs. Jellybean looks nice, just not stable enough for me yet. I have a short list of favs (in no particular order):

andyBONESTOCK ( ya its a stock rom but i still like it at times)

SkyRaider Zeus 3.1

CM7.2

CM9

UKB ll

Might seem like fairly bland list but i like stability. I have tried many others but I always seem to keep coming back to one of the 5 listed above. There are a lot of great ROMs for our Dinc2 and i was just curious, what are your favorites?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] romma1:
Miui.us.12.09.12Gingerbread.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] nitsua98:
Why..would...you...post...a QUESTION... In general and not in q&a(maybe you shouldn't put q in the title)

Sent from viperDIX B4
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] mjrfitz:
Silly me, forgot i was in general
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] JehC:
Gingerbread based: Condemned's CM7.2

JellyBean Based: ParanoidAndroid. it's surprisingly stable.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] HypostaticOnion:
*see signature*

Sent from my Venomized ViperINC
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] ThePhantom97:
Paranoid Android is by far my favorite, I love Tablet Mode and Phablet Mode! #2 spot goes to Mimicry CM9 based ROM.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Addiso:
Agreed. :D

Sent from my Goonified Paranoid Jelly Droid Incredible 2
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Linch89:
I ran paranoid android for the longest time. I recently got into miui and I love that one as well
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] mushypizza:
Current: Kangdemnation v0.5 - great battery life and stable

MIUI 12.9

SRZ
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Tortuga:
Currently on MIUI v4 CDMA, and love it.

I guess you could say MIUI in general, because I ran GB MIUI until January due to the amazing customization and theming abilities.

Some of my other favorites...

GBS Sense 5 with Sense 3 patch - Everything worked and you got some of the nicer features of Sense 3

UKB - Love the work Nits is doing with Sense 4, and excited to try Viper when it releases

Aero's CM10 - This is actually quite stable and very fast/smooth. There were, of course, bugs that kept me from staying with it long term.

I usually look for stability (no hot-boots or FCs), good battery life, decent speed/fluid animations, high-end features/customization. So the absence of features like 720p recording on ICS or JB wasn't a problem. I switched from CM10 because I wanted to use Skype with the ffc, but I really loved the smoothness and JB features in that one.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Card83:
Currently running AE's CM10 and I love it. Beyond that, his CM9 is good and UKB is the only Sense Rom that I actually enjoy using.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] nitsua98:
Wait till you try ViperINC :cool:
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] derwood75:
Try out Magnolia. It is gingerbread based and very stable. I have tried most of the Roms mentioned but not paranoid android yet. Guess I know what I am doing on my day off tomorrow...
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Card83:
It sounds interesting that's for sure. But I'm on my last day or two of using the Inc2. Once I get my GNex activated, the Inc2 will become my WiFi home phone. For that, I'll likely go back to CM7, as it seems to play the nicest with WiFi settings and GrooveIP.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] GeoFX:
Arctic Ascension v2.02 has been the most stable ROM I've tried on the Dinc2. Everything works on it including cameras, camcorder, mms, rotating softkeys, etc. It'll even automatically switch to 3G mode when sending a MMS message (only ROM i know if that does that BTW). The only problems I've heard (but never actually experienced) has been it running slowly in some installations but running the DeSensed version will take care of that.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] mjrfitz:
That's odd, for me the WiFi was why I left cm7. My girlfriend was out of state for a couple months a while back so we would chat through gtalk throughout the day, every day. When I flashed cm7 everything seemed awesome, but then I noticed that my WIFI would lose connection with gtalk many times a day. I had to check gtalk constantly all day long to see if I had lost connection with it or not, and had missed many messages throughout the day (a couple hours old at times and man would she get pissed). I dont know if its cm7s WIFI management or what it was but i got tired of it. So I started using andbonestock and good ole gb, with the 'best WIFI performance' setting on and never lost a WIFI connection with gtalk after that. It could also have something to do with my WIFI in my house though, as most the time the performance of it pretty much blows.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] CalvinAMi:
i like "TSM UKB II 1.3.1 (sense4 ics)" best overall so far.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Card83:
Weird. I've never had that issue. My router is in my bedroom, so I've always had a great signal. I would go back to SkyRaider or AndyBoneStock, but I really just don't like GB Sense on this phone. Not sure why, I just prefer AOSP.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Un1c0de:
For the longest time I have been running my custom vivo sense 3 port (gb of course) because of stability until I recently tried the latest miui (cdma version) built from tazz's sense ics build.

It was very stable and everything worked. Since yesterday I've been running stunner's global cm9 build and I must say it is very stable so far. 720 recording works and all. The only issue with that one is an upside down ffc. For now that is my daily driver.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Linch89:
i was pretty close to getting a gnex for free. then i remembered it has no sd card slot. i dont trust the cloud sorry :p
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Card83:
I figure I'll be content with 32GB of on-board storage and the LTE network. But I'll still hang onto my Inc2, just in case.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] joshlane4:
How were you going to get a GNex for free?

I'd like to sign up for that program.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] JehC:
yeah me too lol
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] mjrfitz:
Since were on the subject of the GNex, just thought I would throw this out...LG...hmmmm

http://www.gsmarena.com/lg_nexus_4_confirmed_by_lg_head_of_mobile_product_planning-news-4980.php
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] joefrog1996:
Is it so difficult to back it up on a folder on your PC/mac? Then just move the old files to the nexus.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] nitsua98:
Pretty sure not what he was talking about...

Sent from viperDIX
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Linch89:
No it's not difficult to back up my sd card but when you're guaranteed <16gigs of storage with no way of expanding that storage without using drop box or some other cloud service? That was a big turn off for me. Best buy had a promo earlier this year that you had to sign up for it gave you a $50 gift card when you upgrade through them. The gnex is $50 with a new contract. I got my Inc 4g for $50 :)
[HTC One V] thanhi:
Ok... this is weirdest bug i ever seen.

After wipe all data (all thing) up new rom eg. paranoid, AOKP, myOneV... all of them.

1/Stock kernel is default, but modder need uploaded new kernel to run ether rom.

2/Flash new rom needed...yeah we got new kernel at first time... but when reboot phone.... what the f.... auto back-up to default kernel??

IE: AOKP, myOneV, CM10, ... need newest kernel to run, done... but only first time, the second boot is bricked....

=>Solve this for me plzzzz

My idea: why we don't cook new kernel vs new rom when release new version?
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
u need to do fastboot flash recovery (nameofrecovery). img

u must have done fastboot recovery (nameofrecovery). img

Sent from my One V
[HTC One V] thanhi:
"Flash new rom needed...yeah we got new kernel at first time" i know so do i ... that's my problem, flash done 1st run is ok but reboot in 2nd is bricked. So i MUST flash recovery when 2nd and 3rd and 4th when reboot... fk... i my phone gonna R.I.P :eek:
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
i ain't understanding a **** u tokn dude

Sent from my One V
[HTC One V] kenintel:
lemme explain what did he say, he got prob when up new rom, the rom needed flash boot (new kernel), he know about it. The 1st is flash, boot to phone, he can see new kernel in setting then use whatever like overclock, undervolt, install app,... then he make a reboot (restart) go to setting menu, he regconize the original kernel is back, overclock is disable, same at undervolt and bricked phone if original kernel no compatible with that rom. That's the PROBLEM.
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
bootloop is not bricked phone!!!

If you had a bricked phone you will never ever be able to power up your phone!
[HTC One V] kenintel:
err my bad, so how to solve this?

I mean default kernel loop when 2nd reboot...
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
Do this

Go to fast boot

Open cmd

Fastboot flashboot boot.img

Now don't restart go to the recovery and wrote all cache and then flask which ever roms u want, believe me this will work ....
[HTC One V] thanhi:
1/Go to fast boot

Open cmd

Fastboot flashboot boot.img <---- which boot.img? "stock kernel"

When flashboot device MUST restart, i cant resist that...

2/Now don't restart go to the recovery and wrote all cache

Wipe all data or wipe all cache? dalvik cache? can u explain....
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
See when u go.to a rom page there will be a link for kernel......and take the kernel and don't restart our it will be stuck in boot loop....

No go to recovery with out restarting....wipe all data if a new rom...

And then download the link and
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
i think they are using hassoon tool to flash the kernel, because that script will automatically reboot the phone after the kernel is flashed :).

1.You need to first, take THE kernel for the RESPECTIVE ROM

2. Rename it to boot.img

3. You have to have installed the Android SDK + the platform tools to be able to take advantage of fastboot

4. Reboot your phone into bootloader.

5. Connect your phone to your PC.

6. Press start, enter RUN and type cmd. Press enter.

7. Type your path where your sdk is installed (i.e CD C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools\)

8. Put the boot.img into the platform-tools folder

9. Now go back to CMD use "fastboot flash boot boot.img" without the quotes.

10. It will send a message like "sending boot.img.... done... writing boot img.... done.... elapsed x seconds).

11. Reboot Recovery from bootloader.

12. Wipe everything and then flash your rom.

13. Reboot and that's it.

As simple as that. If you don't know how to use android sdk or you don't have it installed, simple use the search bar and type android sdk tutorial.
[HTC One V] TeeJay3800:
I edited your thread title. In the future, please follow forum rules and include a relevant and descriptive thread title. Using vulgarity is unnecessary, offensive, and not welcome on XDA.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Nutzzer:
All,

Coming from Verizon Gnex and I'm reading the Verizon S3 forums and getting a bit confused on the flashing parts of this phone. I see the firmware baseband is "HE" as of a couple of days ago. I also see options to flash the radios and modem? What is the modem for? I never had to flash a modem for my GNEX. Am I missing anything else that I need to flash?

Also, if you would be so kind....I am planning to keep stock for the near future, so after I root and unlock. I need to flash the latest stock ROM which is "HE" then latest radios then modem? What is the latest version of each?

And one last thing, is it the same as GNEX where all I have to do when flashing something is just wipe cache and dalvik cache?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] annoyingduck:
The current verizon updated stock baseband is vrlhe. It includes the most recent modem (radio) from that update. Once you start flashing rom's, the entire portion of the base is dependent on what the developer has built the rom on, and you can choose what radio works best for your phone. Example: synergy R73 is based on vrlg1, but flashing the vrlhe radio with it may give you better cell service.

And, NO on just wiping caches. That's only Ok if updating the same rom, based on the devs guidelines on his updated build. Full wipes between rom's always. It's not a dedicated developers device.

And before you flash anything read the thread in development on backing up your IMEI. There is a bug in this s3 variant that can lose your id when flashing. This is important if you don't want a major headache. And you'll need to unlock your bootloader too
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] annoyingduck:
Ha, or maybe he really likes puppies cause he'll end up with a nice chew toy for one... :D
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Nutzzer:
Thanks for the info guys. And yes, I understand not to dirty flash when switching roms. I usually dirty flash when I'm upgrading from the same rom ie..Bugless Beast...I've dirty flashed the past 4 upgrades.

Was just confused from reading the forums of radios then I see modem....I'm like huh? But got it. Radio=Modem but refer as Radio.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubu000:
hi guys

doing this for a few friends at work, so i want to get it right tha'ts all

we get LT18As and i'd like to root it.

i've read about this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1683189

would this work for LT18A?

i can't tell since i thought that you can only flash kernel in tft format if you have unlocked the bootloader..

anyway sorry to be a pain

thanks
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] creative_arc:
arc and arc s are almost same . so the method in whe post will work for you also get the firmware for arc s from the general section and follow the rest steps in the thread you have give .

1) get a stock .562 firmware for arc s ftf flash it to your mobile and use this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1601038 ( thanks to doomlord )

2) install x'parts from market and install CWM

3) get any custom rom from dev section which can flashed on locked bootloaders also and flash them from cwm.

all you need is to take a bit more PAIN to find them :laugh:

unlocking bootloader breaks sony warranty , i hope you know this. also unlocking bootloader is neded only if you intend to flash kernel and not custom rom.

also mostly firmwares are in tft or zip format and kernels in img or sin types :)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SammiSaysHello:
Follow these steps for a rooted ICS arc s :)

1. flash a rootable ftf like this one

2. download and extract the files from this

3. put your phone on debugging mode and plug into your pc and run the Runme.bat file from the extracted file

4. phone will be rooted :)

PS - works for locked bootloader :highfive:
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubu000:
Thanks for the advice guys,

I actually managed to down grade to gingerbread and then I tried flashing jelly sandwich from the recovery. But I got into a boot loop.

Is it the way I did it? Or is it jelly sandwich?

What rom do you guys use?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SammiSaysHello:
If you are thinking of flashing jelly sandwhich, here are the steps (which the original post doesn't actually say). Also flash ics first just for safety measures.

make sure in cwm before installation

1. Wipe data/factory reset

2. wipe cache partition

3. go to mounts and storage menu and\

4. format /system

5. format/data

6. format cache

7. exit mounts and storage menu

6. go to advance

7. wipe dalvik cache

8. wipe battery stats

9. exit advance

10. install Jelly sandwich from sd card without rebooting
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alpp00:
last version of ICS is not rootable without unlocked bootloader so you need to downgrade it then root and you should use the recommend kernel also, custom kernel might caused that.

Using Ultimate HD v1 /2 or Jelly Sandwich both good