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[Xperia Play General] Miles Wolf:
Oh, now you don't know how to answer you act is if you were ignoring me, and all after insulting me. Not surpising being from you.

Another day you could respct a bit the others when you talk.
[Xperia Play General] LordBattleBeard:
Why doesn't rl have a button like this? :cowboy:

Sorry for minor disruption, continue discussion...
[Xperia Play General] jcarbox:
I'd like that Sony updates to JB all the 2011 devices but I also understand that with ICS they brought a good and reasonable support to Xperia users, well, XP excluded.

Sony is launching this year a ton of new devices and the effort needed for a stable JB release to a little part of the users is not a good deal for them. You must admit that Xperia 2011 devices is getting old so they must face that a lot of users are thinking about a new phone, others have a sim locked version and depend of the carrier and lastly there's a lot of people who don't mind about it.

And, well, how many companies are giving better update support than Sony? Most of them forget their non high end phones very quickly. Maybe Sony isn't better than them but neither is the worst.

That's what I think.
[Xperia Play General] leetxperia:
Two words.

They wont....
[Xperia Play General] mehdi.moha:
i've read that on " xperia blog " and i believe that its not worth to make new thread about that .

why ?

cause that happened AS I EXPECTED

again , it remind me " X10 mini and mini pro " - " xperia play " and now ...
[Xperia Play General] crazymonkey05:
you know i expected this kind of BS from Sony they have made Phones more then capable of running JB But nooooooooooooo, they gota treat there loyal customers like crap.... smooth move Sony, smooth move
[Xperia Play General] ~iSamur@i:
Ok, I was hoping for an official update by Sony, but it is also true that the 2011 series is becoming old, and Sony want to update only his last terminal; for the haters, first to talk bad of Sony look how much phone Samsung have and how much would be updated, or look to the lg phone (2x sound new?). Yes, this isn't a good thing, but remember that Sony for now is the most reliable for the update, in fact if I need to change my phone in the next 5 years I will probably buy or a nexus or another Sony phone.

Ok, I say my opinion, now ignore me and restart your childish flame
[Xperia Play General] nickholtus:
if you wanted all new updates when you boghtthis phone, then you needed to buy a High end device, and not a mid range!
[Xperia Play General] narflynn619:
Episode V: mehdi.moha the whiner strikes back

Who cares if you already read it somewhere? You're not the only member of XDA. It's a freakin' news everyone has the right to read.

Need a jetpack, little boy?
[Xperia Play General] UndisputedGuy:
I think he meant that he didn't think it was even news seeing as he expected Sony to not support their devices as it has happened in the past
[Xperia Play General] JunDavis:
End of story guys...

Let's go get a job and buy a new phone...
[Xperia Play General] Lawliet918:
This is a given. Sony has to churn out new stocks if it wants to keep the revenue from its mobile phone division coming in. How else are they going to recoup their investment but to sell new phones that will, in the long run, replace the older Xperia models? They can't do that if they just keep on updating older stocks, can they? Having said this, however, I don't think it's justifiable to keep the older models (i.e. Xperia 2011 portfolio) out of the Android update loop immediately. Granted, these older smartphones will be phased out eventually; it would be a wise move on the part of Sony's marketing to slowly but surely break out the sad truth that as newer and newer flagship phones are created, support for the older Xperia portfolio will eventually wane.

---------- Post added at 11:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:31 PM ----------

With the way things are going with our Xperia Play (a promising phone but was never given a chance to shine), is there any chance that Sony can develop a much meatier version of the current game phone - one that packs hardware and software specifications which can withstand HD game rigors, at the least? I'm keen on buying the Xperia SL (it has the fastest processor among the Xperia family at 1.7 GHz); then again, it's out of the JB update loop as well. :confused:
[Xperia Play General] mehdi.moha:
ok, don't worry

i've changed my mind , your post was good and you your news was hot !

are you happy now ?
[Xperia Play General] Gagamonstar:
Thats alright

We dont need experia we have cm 10 with is a million times better than what sony would offer us... JUST SAYING
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Forunikarasu:
Hi, don't know if you guys find this as annoying as I do, but the thing makes this horrific beeping sound when it decides the battery is low to "remind" you to charge it. This pisses me off because I'm aware the battery is low and if it isn't plugged in it's because it can't be. Anyone know how to make it completely stop telling me about the battery, or at least stop that ****ing loud beeping noise?

Also, how come the battery alert beep gets so insanely loud? I can't make the alerts for anything else get anywhere near that loud, even the alarm at max volume is nowhere near so loud.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] thescot33:
I searched Google for you and found a few things that can be done. First turn system sound off and it should remove the volume from the battery low notification. But it would also shut off the rest of the system sounds like sound when buttons are pressed.

I also found people editing the service.jar file in /system/framework and removing the code for the pop up. Not sure what phone it was so files posted wont likely work with our phone.

Just a few ideas for you to look into that may help u

PeACe
[Samsung Captivate Glide] kvantum:
Another crude option is removing the .ogg file for battery low. You need root for that

/system/media/audio/ui/TW_Low_Battery.ogg

Looks like the ogg file is actually cranked up to be loud. You can also edit it to bring the levels down if the volume is the only thing that bothers you
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ImYoungxD:
I'm looking for JB, performance, customization, long battery life.

Anyone have a suggesting which rom would be the best?

Currently using liquid smooth.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] psychedelicNerd:
ParanoidAndroid

I have flashed ROMs every couple of days. While i loved each one of them, I kept looking for more. I stopped and settled with ParanoidAndroid. Its smooth, responsive, JB/CM10, amazing battery life (ofcourse it depends on the kind of usage you have). It has some minor nuances here n there, but i have been using it as my Daily Driver since i first installed it which was more than a month ago. I would highly recommend you give it a shot. You will love the phablet mode and the options to set the density for various applications.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] killerT721:
I would def have to say Liquidsmooth RC5 with thr ktoonz kernel. The rom is incredibly fast even when undervolted and underclocked. Gets great battery life, I average about 3-4 hrs screen time with 15+ hours use. You can practically customize anything. You can change the colors of the status bar and location of the clock and customize the lock screen. You can also add on screen navigation buttons like the Galaxy Nexus. Great rom highly recommend it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nyjumpman:
Been using eclipse Rom lately and it is superb
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nygrik:
I have been using jelly bomb it's pics but stable with jb mods included
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Eric021:
I like Paranoid Android as well but was having data drops and 3g/4g/WiFi switching issues so switched back to Beans B14 which has been my daily for months.

Do you know if the Paranoid Android data switching problems have been figured out?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dingurt:
I've been enjoying Synergy r73 for a while now. Great rom.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] azbobs:
Using Incubus,s JellyWiz rsl10 hybrid

and has the norm issues as all the jb roms have. Nothing going to change until big red gets off their a**,s!

The devs perform magic considering no leaks and having to port the roms.

I really enjoy all the tweaks. on this rom. I loaded the new note2 gallery, which is very cool eye candy when viewing your pics. This rom runs cool, the first two days ran warm then settled in after all the updates. Had a few black screens, vibrated then rebooted 3 times within the first 3 hours of loading. No more reboots since a week ago.

So this Rom gets my vote, not a huge cm10 fan. So just depends on what you like. The cm are super lite around 150mb compared to 750mb on the wiz roms. I have 96gb so not much worried about space.

Suggest trying them all,

and join us crack rom flashers

:)

Sent from my Smokin fast JellyWiz RSL10 hybrid test with da Jellybomb Dominator
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] P2o8wer:
When u flashed liquid smooth did the kernel automatically change to kartoon kernel??

Sent from gs3..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mrniko81:
jellybomb... loving it... also used jellywix
[HTC Rezound] tjamscad:
I have a Rezound rooted and S-off. If I want to return completly to stock can I get S-on with this device?
[HTC Rezound] SynisterWolf:
yes you can. here is how to get s-on.

adb devices

adb reboot bootloader

fastboot devices

fastboot oem writesecureflag 3

fastboot reboot-bootloader

*verify you are locked s-on

fastboot reboot

(you will need to load a non engineering hboot before doing the steps above.)
[HTC Rezound] shrike1978:
Yep, and as such, I highly recommend running the 3.14.605.12 RUU before doing those steps.
[HTC Rezound] famouscollin:
Also MAKE sure your not on an eng. Hboot when you turn s-on it would brick your phone.

sent from my s-off reZound rockin' viperRez Rom on global ICS firmware:)
[HTC Rezound] tjamscad:
load a non engineering hboot? I'm not faliluar "non engineering hboot".
[HTC Rezound] shrike1978:
An engineering hboot allows extended fastboot commands while locked...you can only run them when you're s-off. Just flash the OTA RUU before you run those commands and you'll be fine. That will get everything back to stock, hboot included.
[HTC Rezound] SynisterWolf:
easiest way to get the non engineering hboot its to ruu. that way you can minimized the risk of bricking when going back to s-on.

what you should do is this:

back up your rom.

back up your internal sd card.

flash ruu -3.14.605.12-

do the steps for s-on

check to make sure you are s-on

then you will be at 100% factory out of the box phone.

*** please make sure you are at 80% or higher on battery life and have some free time. this might take up to an hour to do successfully. ***
[HTC Rezound] tjamscad:
Why that RUU?
[HTC Rezound] famouscollin:
That's the one he suggested personally. Any fully stock ruu should be fine. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
[HTC Rezound] shrike1978:
The only reason I suggested that particular one is that it is the current OTA. Flash it, and you'll be at the "official" versions on your hboot and radios.
[HTC Rezound] tjamscad:
Great thanks, This is what I got from this thread. Correct?

1. Flash latest RUU for Rezound

2. *ADB required*

a. adb devices

b. adb reboot bootloader

c. fastboot devices

d. fastboot oem writesecureflag 3

e. fastboot reboot-bootloader

f. fastboot reboot (verify you are locked s-on)
[HTC Rezound] famouscollin:
Correct. Good luck
[HTC Rezound] tjamscad:
This did loaded RUU and turned S-on but did not unlock. Tried this fastboot oem lock and that says "RELOCKED" not the same. It was worth a shot I guess.

While trying to reroot and get s-off I have managed to get things all jacked up. I am now S-on, Unlocked and Tampered. Is there a way out of this?
[HTC Rezound] tjamscad:
Anybody?
[HTC Rezound] famouscollin:
the ruu should have given you a stock locked hboot. try running it again with a locked/relocked bootloader..
[HTC Rezound] tjamscad:
Thanks, this has not been going like planned. I think it is wunning out of space to give me warnings. ;)
[HTC Rezound] famouscollin:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...ull-ruu-build-4-03-605-2-for-the-htc-rezound/ name this to ph98img and flash in hboot. Your phone won't boot with the security warning. You have to run ruu.. this should help. It's the latest
[HTC Rezound] tjamscad:
can i use that to get s-off?
[HTC Rezound] famouscollin:
Yes. You'll have to unlock, flash recovery (amonRa personally), flash supersu in recovery. Use the .5 ICS version of control bear
[HTC Rezound] tjamscad:
Sent you a Gtalk, this is not working out for me
[HTC Sensation] lanluckez:
Is there any way to change the MID or the comunication between MID and speed_bin permanently? That is to say, transform a normal Sensation to XE Sensation forever.
[HTC Sensation] Jonny:
The only way that I know of is to flash an ENG Hboot (eg, revolutionary or JuopunutBear hboots) and change it via "fastboot oem writemid PG5813001" but that has never been tested so I would be wary of doing it...
[HTC Sensation] lanluckez:
That would be nice, very nice... I don't want to harm my phone but that's hellishly tempting. But actually, to change the MID is useless in practice, true? The only reason i'd personally try it out is to see if I can get the same temperature with stock kernel at 1,51 Ghz that i have with 1,2 , all with stock configuration.
[HTC Sensation] ganeshp:
flash 1.17 eng-hboot from here

then do the fastboot oem mid command as jonny explained

then flash back juopunutbear/revolutionary hboot :D
[HTC Sensation] zibias:
MID Changing the XE does not change the CPU clock speed of 1.5 MGH in the normal Sensation.

Wysłano z mojego HTC Sensation XE with Beats Audio Z715e
[HTC Sensation] Jonny:
Are you sure? If so then speed_bin must refer to something else but I don't know what...
[HTC Sensation] zibias:
How do I change these settings?

Wysłane z mojego HTC Sensation XE with Beats Audio Z715e
[HTC Sensation] Jonny:
Change what settings?
[HTC Sensation] zibias:
Change the timing in Sensation such as the XE.

Wysłane z mojego HTC Sensation XE with Beats Audio Z715e
[HTC Sensation] Jonny:
Remove the if speed_bin = 0x1 line and else statement from acpuclock_8x60.c file then compile the kernel :)
[HTC Sensation] jkjambo:
hey

i flashed sensation 4g to sensation XE (with europian lates ics ruu) but cpu core clock is 1188mhz not 1512 (as it's in original sensation XE) .

what to do?

i know about cpu control programs ... just want it to be default
[HTC Sensation] Jonny:
Obviously you didn't read the OP properly. Kernel has code which detects if it is an XE. You are using sensation 4G so it won't return the XE value. That code cannot be fooled by flashing an XE RUU because its not ROM/firmware related.

If you want speeds greater than 1188MHz then flash a custom kernel
[HTC Sensation] jkjambo:
i used to change CID and MID before (htc_001 , PG5813001 ) .. then i flashed RUU , if they were not changed, ruu file would not worked for me and i think RUU updates kernel too (i'm not right ? .. that's why i'm asking that
[HTC Sensation] Jonny:
As discussed one page 1 speed_bin does not refer to MID which I previously thought so changing MID doesnt work. I have not yet found any other clues in the kernel as to what speed_bin refers to but its not firmware or something that could be overwritten by RUU so its likely to be hardware or hidden partition.
[HTC Sensation] jkjambo:
got it.

is there anywhere stock (with 1,5ghz) kernel flashable zip ? (can't find it)
[HTC Sensation] Jonny:
nope but you could do it yourself by just removing the else statement then deleting the if line, there are instructions on how to compile the kernel given in the htcdev download
[HTC Sensation] DonDizzurp:
all this hard work and information for what?

they are both the same chips, maybe different revisions.. but theyre both capable of running at the same speed and more than the average user wouldnt even notice the difference...
[HTC Sensation] mrroks:
my model is PG5813001 but my sensation XE runs at 1188 MHz means 1.2 GHz in hardware info ... tried every RUU of XE still problem doesn't solved .... can u give me the RUU .. ive tried Asia n Europe RUU
[HTC Sensation] Sleepy!:
It's not exactly different revisions, but different speed bins...

higher bin means more performance at the same voltage... it all depends on the yield quality during fabbing... Sensation uses lower bin, XE uses higher bin. Same processor, though.

this is an old thread, and back then, all this wasn't known.
[HTC Sensation] DonDizzurp:
I'll toss you a 'thanks' for bumping this old thread hahaha
[HTC Sensation] Sleepy!:
Lol someone had already bumped it...

I just replied :p
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Residium2:
Hi Everyone,

after experiencing the reboot problem and then acceidentaly bricking the tablet I managed to unbrick my tablet (or better a friend managed).

Now though, the storage is 16GB instead of 32GB :confused:

My question now: how can I get the tablet back to 32GB?

Thanks for the help
[Eee Pad Transformer General] gee one:
I think you probably need to update either the transformer.bct file or odmdata for the 32gb version. I *believe* that these set things like memory size and other hardware parameters, although I'm not sure which one controls what. Unfortunately, I don't know where you would find these either. Maybe if you ask nicely and ask the right people at ASUS, they might send it to you.

EDIT- It's probably the bct. I forgot there is a getbct command in nvflash- you could ask someone who has a working 32gb version to extract theirs and see if it works for you. Note there are no guarantees that this will work since nvflash might not be fully implemented on the tf. You'll probably need to get comfortable with the command line. Prepackages scripts and one click solutions will probably not work in this case.

--getbct
reads back the BCT from mass storage

--setbct
updates the chip specific settings of the BCT in mass storage to
the bct supplied,used with --create, should not be with --read,and
--format(delete)_all,format(delete)_partition,--download, and--read

http://androidroot.mobi/technical/tf-secure-boot-key/

In order to get a working (e.g. --create) nvflash, we need a few bits of information as well as some files:

Secure Boot Key
[B] BCT file (boot device setup, ram configuration and a bit more)[/B]
ODM data (board-specific bit-field specifying various board settings. *Needs* to be correct
flash.cfg (e.g. list of settings and names/identifiers of partitions.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Residium2:
So I can't just re-flash nvflash with the proper settings? just seems a bit easier

On another note, does anybody have a working bct file? :fingers-crossed:
[Eee Pad Transformer General] gee one:
I think the proper settings are in the bct file.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Residium2:
Thanks for the help. I have found in other sources that it seems to be indeed in the bct file, so that is confirmed :)

Unfortunatly, that is all I could find out till now :(

I am sort of stuck on now getting a bct file for a TF101 with 32GB. Either that, or I am not copying it over properly. I am sort of at a lost here. I would appreciate any help
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] terrorblade23:
Can someone help me....(sorry for my bad english) today i traid to flash [ROM][LF2][15.10.2012]TheFrankenstain^MODv.3.8 #1 after that it was keep loading at the" android" logo so i tried to flash it again...but now it is stuck at the samsung logo and volume up + lock+ home (recovery) now work anymore

Did someone know how i can flash it again without recovery?

PLSSS HELP
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] splucktearse:
i think it is not bricked, it is just a bootloop. check if your downloaded rom is complete. beter redownload the rom and flash it. follow the instructions on flashing on that thread and you will have no problem. flash a stock rom first using odin then flash the custom rom afterwards
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] terrorblade23:
Ok thx guys...and i have 1 more question ...there is a diference if i flash stock and after that i flash custom? is smoother or faster or idk...?

i saw in some printscreens that they get high quadrant score but mine is max 2300MAX ever
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] splucktearse:
it is always advisable to do a clean flash ( stock rom first before custom rom). but some custom roms have the option to directly flash from one custom rom to another. everything here is trial and error. so whatever works for you may or may not work to others.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lord_pmvk:
Hello everyone, recently i have found some unusual behaviour on my Note's screen. I will explain it in detail below.

Everyone who is using a Galaxy Note, please try this and share your screen shots and opinions.

The problem (or) issue (or) unusual behaviour of my Galaxy Note is, when i open any image in the browser which has a high resolution, maintains its resolution even when zoomed and the image looks great even after zoming. But when you download or save the same image and then zoom into it, you loose its clarity and image looks like it lost its resolution. I dont think its a screen problem because it would not show the high quality pic while zoomed on webpage and then loose its clarity after downloading the same pic. It must related to some software that controls screen resolution.

The difference is even clearly visible, even from the screen shots taken.

Please see the screen shots below, the way i searched for high resolution pics and zoomed in while on webpage and then after downloading them. There is a clear and visible difference in both images. If you cant notice it in the attached images, please try it yourself and see on your Galaxy Note screen.

I used chrome browser here, but you can try any browser and you will see this problem.

The procedure i followed to see this probelm:

1. Open any browser (i used chrome) and search for "High resolution wallpapers".

2. Open images tab, to see high resolution images. Better stay in mobile view, bcoz if u shift to classic view, opening image in full size is little bit hectic.

3. Then open any image, to see full image.

4. Zoom into the image from browser itself, and the image is very clear even after zooming.

5. Now save the same image (download it) then zoom it from gallery, and then see if the same resolution or clarity is maintained.

Please share your experience. Is it same with all Galaxy Notes or with just mine!!!

P. M. Vinay Kumar,

HTC P3400i (sold),

Samsung Galaxy S, rooted(sold),

Samsung Galaxy Note (using now),

Stock ICS, Rooted :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karamelos:
For me I have same result the image is identical in galerie or web browser

Cm10 official gt-n7000

Test with stock web browser
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lord_pmvk:
Yes you are right, your images look great both on browser and gallery. Then what should be the problem with my Galaxy Note? Any idea?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karamelos:
Try with another web browser

Have you got last stock ?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dbldown768:
Not that I use my phone as a phone very often, but sometimes when I do if I get a text during the call, now in its the sound plays. How can I change this?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] someguyatx:
What rom are you on? I remember this problem with the early ics leaks but I thought it was fixed.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] g_ding84:
Go to call settings, then where it says alert on calls (i know its weird) make sure the box is checked. no more annoying sounds. :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dbldown768:
I dont see that setting?

Im on rome FH13 stock rooted 4.0.4. When i went back to stock rooted, i used the no data one and started clean.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] g_ding84:
Wow, I have it on mine but I'm on FI27. Both stock and blue kuban have it. I beleive wicked sensations 1.6 (FH13) has it too. It has to be in the settings tho. I don't know where...now.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] g_ding84:
double post damn
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] g_ding84:
WTF....another post....don't know whats going on. sorry
[Galaxy 3 Themes and Apps] ChrisTK:
Hi does anybody know the fastest browser and keyboard for our phone?