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[Motorola Atrix 2] shardul.phatak:
may b wrong section !!

shouldn't this be in "accessories" section ??
[Motorola Atrix 2] Maribou:
I can't even get my Sandisk 32gb class 4 to work with my Atrix 2. I couldn't imagine a 64gb working with it.
[Motorola Atrix 2] NHS2008:
Rally?? ATM I am using my 32 GB c10 uhs1 card. Its running fine. Nol issues!
[Motorola Atrix 2] Maribou:
Yeah, I have had nothing but problems with it. If I go into mass storage mode it get corrupted within a few minutes of me transferring files over. So i decided to use a sd adapter and just transfer that way. It worked, but after about an hour it says I have inserted a blank SD card and it wants me to format it. Then when I format it, it never mounts. I have to reboot to get it to mount again. Maybe a faulty card. I dunno.
[Motorola Atrix 2] XploitMachine:
Yeah, I too am running 32 GB Class 10 Samsung MMC. No problems till now! :)
[Motorola Atrix 2] geeurweird:
I've been running smoothly with a SanDisk 64GB SDXC for years.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] andriod4life:
Samsung sg3 rooted sch_1535 ok i have to use static ip at work. i used it on my none rooted razor befor and worked fine. i got my gs3 befor i even rooted my gs3 i could not get the static ip to work. all my co workers are on it and works fine for them and my wifi works fine on any router i connect to any help???
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] andriod4life:
and fyi all the settings are correct for the static ip. ip. subnet. dns1 dns2 gateyway etc,,,,,
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] justin94:
I.have the same.issue but it is with chrome, it works just fine if I use internet explorer
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] andriod4life:
u talking about a pc or your phone??
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] andriod4life:
been playing with it some more still cant get it to work. googled the crap out of it no info on

sent from--- surley not a i phone
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crabapples:
Setting the Network prefix length from 24 to 32 was a fix I recall using for a similar issue; worth a try. the issue I was having was not having the "Save" button available to press to commit the settings. Once I changed the prefix length that button was no longer grayed out.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] andriod4life:
thanks for the info didint work tho. A for effort

sent from--- surley not a i phone
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] andriod4life:
well got it to work had to use a app called hiddin ssid and it made it work

sent from--- surley not a i phone
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] tubstermania:
So, I have edited the CM9 Settings.apk AND SystemUI.apk. I added the following code

<ListPreference
android:entries="@array/dutchgfx_entries"
android:title="@string/dutchgfx_title"
android:key="dutchgfx_****"
android:summary="@string/dutchgfx_summary"
android:entryValues="@array/dutchgfx_entryvalues" />

to the system_settings.xml.

My list works and appears and I can select my options correctly. :D

But, I need to link this preference to @color/notification_item_background_color in SystemUI.apk, and I do not know even where to start. If any of you can give em any insight as to how to do this, i'de be very grateful. here is a screenshot of my menu (in case it helps at all)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] tubstermania:
Bump :D
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] tubstermania:
Got it to work, just need to figure out how to make the data send now, i have new project, buttons preferences and etc, just wanna send color code from one app to another. Help anyone?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3thman:
Hi, the internet on my N7 is very slow. On my phone the internet is super fast. Is anything wrong with my N7? I also did a speed test, on the N7 the download was very slow, but on my HTC one x the download was very fast. Help me plz im gonna destroy my N7
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilometers4:
Are you stock? Or what rom/kernel are you running?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
how are you tethering, bluetooth or wifi wireless hotspot? what speeds are you seeing on your one x vs the speeds on your n7?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3thman:
I'm running panaroid. This problem was also with the stock that's why I changed my ROM
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loscamos:
Try to disconnect all device from your router and test the connection with the nexus. It could be a problem of your nexus. If you want to be sure, test your nexus on another wifi connection.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] amdultra:
does using custom rom improve image quality? especially lack of detail and does custom rom have continous autofocus in vid rec?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] n1ls:
Never saw much of an improvement in the camera department using a custom Rom.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] iONEx:
Try this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=24147607

Some ROMs have it incorporated. Like mine.

It's a simple modded SEMCcameraUI.apk
[General Questions and Answers] gene6482:
I had the Verisign VIP Access app and rooted and put CM on my phone(d2vzw). I used Titanium and backed up the app. When I restore the app/data, I get error code 6014. Has anybody experienced this issue and resolved it? And if so, how?

Thanks in advance!
[General Questions and Answers] mcbyte_it:
I used VIP Access on my old device (HD2 with Android) and I always used Titanium Backup to restore it to all ROM's I tried on my phone, and it always worked without any problem, always restored same credential ID. but now when I switch my device and did the restore I got the Error 6014, from what I found on the net this is expected because the credentials are connected to the hardware (imei maybe?) and can't work on a different device. if this is the case then it is great for the security, but bad for users who switches phones a lot .....
[General Questions and Answers] tzvi218:
Hi,

I purchased a used s2 sph-d710. I would like to use it on page plus. I've looked through tons of forums tried following instructions on flashing and just got the yellow triangle when i was done what do i have to do to make this work in simple turms im a noob!!

Thanks

Frustrated Noob!:confused:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] c5satellite2:
How is the mid Atlantic coverage?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] veal05:
Works good for Android...I'm not far from Annapolis and travel through DC often.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] c5satellite2:
Have you seen any LTE yet?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] veal05:
Nope but I don't check much through the city too much, as I'm driving.

Still waiting...

but fear not, Sprint sent me a flyer touting coverage. :silly:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] c5satellite2:
Good to know, hope you see it soon. How about non-lte data speeds?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] veal05:
I'm mostly on WIFI. When on 3G, it's not horrible but could certainly be better.

IIRC, NoVa ~ 1M down last check indoors. MD, using Baltimore server, was lower.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] c5satellite2:
Cool thanks for the info.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] veal05:
presented Ronven

No problem.

Really the coverage areas are a wildcard. Yeehaw.

Good luck.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Alex1123:
When coverage isn't the best just roam haha using a force roam mod believe sprint 3g could be better and LTE is pretty dang good when it comes to wherever you are
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ItsTommyGun:
Generally Sprint's coverage is pretty good. From my experience, where I live in Coastal NC, it's as good at AT&T or even better. Their coverage is getting better all the time too. Google "network vision" and you can read about it. They are doing a TON to upgrade their current towers to enhance 3g speeds and voice capabilities as well as building new towers all the time. From my experiences the new 3G speeds they are upgrading to is faster than Verizon's 3G speeds.

You can check out sprint.com/network to see some of the upgrades they are doing to the towers in your area.
[LG Optimus G (International)] androidindian:
Friends, sadly the optimus G will have a locked bootloader

http://www.androidcentral.com/official-word-optimus-g-bootloader
[LG Optimus G (International)] JasonJoel:
And, therefore I won't be buying it. Oh well, I'll wait for a company that wants to play nice.

I'm in no hurry.
[LG Optimus G (International)] Snow_fox:
Good luck if you're on at&t.

Pretty sure you just have to go straight for an off contract phone.

I hate supporting phones that don't come with unlocked bootloaders by default but, I don't h ave 500$+ to spend.. Especially when I'll be paying the same price for my cellular service either way.
[LG Optimus G (International)] evodon84:
Well I guess we'll just have to wait for the Google announcement on the 29th to see when the Nexus 4comes out huh. After watching the PocketNow review of this phone I was considering it but with a locked bootloader no way.

sent from my Dark Nexus
[LG Optimus G (International)] dfreake:
i know what you feel bro

nyanyanyanyanyanyanyanyanyanyanyan
[LG Optimus G (International)] JasonJoel:
Not really... Samsung phones (like the S3) have unlockable boot loader on at&t. As does the HTC One X I'm using (although HTC screwed that up in later releases).

Will probably just go with the Note 2 if it has an unlockable bootloader (which it should).
[LG Optimus G (International)] gatorstew:
Can someone please explain something. I'm obviously not up on this due to the noob question, but just yesterday there was news that the device is in fact root-able. I assume this is totally different than a locked bootloader? Can the boot loader still be locked, yet rooted? Once rooted, is the device's bootloader unlocked at that time? thanks, guys
[LG Optimus G (International)] musclehead84:
Yes u can root even with a locked boot loader. You.just can't flash.custom kernels. Although I.don't know if kexec will work or not. I think the guys that.get the Sprint version will be ok with an unlockable boot loader. I am sure that there is someone with an unlocked boot loader floating around. Kinda like the Verizon s3 got a leak of an unsecured boot loader which let us unlock it Just have to wait.and see what.pops up.
[LG Optimus G (International)] Haraldr Blaatand:
First... NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Well, I was somewhat expecting this. Oh well. I will sit back and see what happens. Many locked phones have fallen to the powers of the Android community. (I forget what the Korean thread says, but I thought they had cracked their version already.) Only time will tell. I hope it's quick though.

There is this post to give you a little start on the lingo. A google search ought to give you a good explanation quickly.

In short though, to answer your questions from a not-quite-so-noob, "rooting" a device gains you access to the software running on the system. Don't like the bloatware that came on the phone? With root access, you can delete them. You can have root without an unlocked bootloader. (Warranty likely voided.)

The bootloader is the first bit of software that the phone runs when the power is turned on, which loads the OS and such, and passes off control to the OS to boot up.With a locked bootloader, you are basically stuck with the updates (if any) blessed by the manufacturer AND the carrier. Unlocked, you can install customized ROMs, swap kernels, custom recoveries (search "nandroid backup"), and even more warranty voiding goodness. YOU decide "how" your phone works.

Now... If your phone DOES break, both acts can be reversed (some exceptions) so you can pretend you didn't do anything you weren't supposed to be doing, and have your "warranty."
[LG Optimus G (International)] Snow_fox:
Yes but, with HTC you are only marginally better off as they provide incredibly small kernel support. My HTC flyer has an officially unlocked bootloader and Dexter has been working on a JB Rom forever and it's still not in a "Factory release" state like other devices.

I don't blame Dexter but, it's pretty sad. Heck, in the One X+ forum there was announcement by a dev openly stated we should be aware it will be hard to dev for before we even consider it.

As far as Samsung goes, I applaud them for supporting the dev community the way they have in the various ways but, their SAMOLED screens are a bit..well dated looking. When they first came out, they were nice because they were brighter, more vibrant, and colorful. Now I really would love to hop on the IPS displays which are sharper.
[LG Optimus G (International)] babymatteo:
I was right. Damn you LG! DAMN YOUUUUU!

Guess, I'm sticking with my O4X HD. With the same locked bootloader FTL
[LG Optimus G (International)] Snow_fox:
Would it be more productive to petition lg or start a bounty.... Or does the locked bootloaders even really matter? My understanding is without kernel sources an email unlocked bootloader isn't only marginally useful.
[LG Optimus G (International)] babymatteo:
Already have one going on: http://www.change.org/petitions/lg-...opportunity-to-unlock-bootloader-in-lg-phones

So please guys, sign the petition and who knows...somewhere down the road maybe they'll listen and grant our wishes. :crying:

We're already up to 1000+ that already signed...lets get this rolling and share it to every other forum you go to. Thanks in advanced.
[LG Optimus G (International)] Snow_fox:
How often do petitions actually work?
[LG Optimus G (International)] Scotty_Two:
Imagine if <10,000 people signed a petition saying that they wanted McDonald's to stop selling meat products. Yeah, LG probably cares about as much as McDonald's would in that scenario.
[LG Optimus G (International)] xboxfanj:
I respectfully disagree. LG is not anywhere near HTC, Apple, or Samsung in terms of volume sold. They need all the help they can get and simply cannot afford to lose potential customers. Even HTC and Samsung have been affected by petitions like this. It led HTC to have unlockable bootloaders. Also, in your McDonald's analogy, McDonald's would be losing many customers if they no longer had burgers or other meat products, whereas LG would be gaining customers if they decided to open up a bit. And the community here at XDA (most of whom I would assume are against locked bootloaders) is for the most part, fairly knowledgeable about phones and mobile devices. As we are knowledgeable on the subject, people go to us for advice on their next devices. If LG's bootloaders were unlocked, I can assure you that I (like many other XDA users) would not only purchase the Optimus G for myself, but I would also be much more likely to recommend it. There's ~5 Million members here, of which I would imagine 1-1.5 Million are in the market for a new device. As it offers the best specifications on the market at the moment, I would assume the Optimus G would have to be a thought to most of these people. However, the lack of SD Card support (on the International and Sprint versions), nonremovable battery, and locked bootloaders can potentially deter many of these people from buying it and/or recommending it to their friends, families, and acquaintances and instead, these people could easily opt for roughly equivalent devices made by LG's competitors, such as the One series by HTC and the Galaxy series by Samsung. It never makes business sense to turn away thousands of potential customers, especially when said company is not leading sales figures in the industry.
[LG Optimus G (International)] Scotty_Two:
I mostly agree with your points. I do, however, think that the whole purpose of OEMs locking their bootloaders is to deter people from prolonging the life of their phone and not to protect people from bricking them. Because let's face it, 99.9% of people that even know what a bootloader is in the first place will probably be able to flash their phone without bricking it and exchanging it for a new one at the OEMs expense. So, with that in mind, it only seems logical that an OEM would lock the bootloader to prevent people from taking things into their own hands with such a powerhouse phone that could last for years with proper software updates (that will undoubtedly not happen in a timely manner from LG for more than the first year, if that). They want people to like the phone, be at the mercy of LG for updates, and when those updates end, buy a new LG phone and repeat. So with this standard model, I just don't see how they could care about the very small (in comparison to the general public) development community. Just my thoughts though, I really have no idea what LG's strategy is or what will end up happening.
[LG Optimus G (International)] Snow_fox:
You know.. I think the bold part is also problematic. While it is a great "theoretical" strategy... the amount of people you piss off is potentially enough that they will never buy your device again.

Back when my Captivate was younger, despite there being many solid ROM options, people were still outraged the phone didn't receive prompt manufacturer provided updates.

Despite the whole "if people knew how to unlock bootloaders, bricks would happen left and right!" argument that I've seen circulating for the last 2 years.. the reality is if people know their warranty is voided, they either do or don't care. If unlocking the bootloader and rooting the phone were just a few ABD commands that would be all the litmus test needed really.

The reality is if people can use ABD then they are probably technically proficient enough to install a custom ROM. If they are too scared for their warranty/afraid of entering commands by text, they are probably not going to want to install a custom rom anyway.
[LG Optimus G (International)] xboxfanj:
That's how it is on the Nexus series (simple ADB commands), which I doubt is bricked any more than on any other devices.

Back to Scotty's post, I really don't think LG wants to update these phones (that's what the development community is for), so I don't think their goal is to keep you on their software. I don't think the custom software is supposed to serve any purpose but to make people buy the devices in the first place. I do agree that they're concerned that unlocked bootloaders make people more likely to brick (which is likely not true since it's the same people unlocking bootloaders on locked devices as the people who install custom ROMs on others). I actually think that locking bootloaders makes people trying to unlock them more likely to brick in the process. CM ROMs actually make things easier on their update team since the people who care about the OS version are typically the first to try custom ROMs. At the very least, I would like for LG to implement a similar strategy to HTC and Motorola where they keep track of people who unlock, but give a free, painless method. This would make everyone (LG and us) fairly happy.
[LG Optimus G (International)] joeyzadoe:
If there is going to be a lg nexus phone wouldn't it be much easier to unlock the boot loader and have kernel sources? The hardware is the same
[LG Optimus G (International)] xboxfanj:
Kernel sources are fairly irrelevant here. The kernel source is/will be available as is required under the GPL, however, without an unlocked bootloader, there is no way to flash anything. As far as the LG Nexus, I am not sure if flashing their bootloaders would work. That could potentially lead to a brick, so I wouldn't suggest it unless you have a spare or a ridiculous amount of money (so you could buy another if it breaks). Also, for that, we would have to wait until Google releases the stock image which could be awhile since the device hasn't even been announced (let alone released) yet.
[LG Optimus G (International)] iconoclastnet:
If the hardware was (exactly) the same, then there would be no problem to speak of. Unfortunately, the hardware is merely similar, and just how similar remains to be seen.
[LG Optimus G (International)] babymatteo:
Although they're similar in spec, both might sport different SOC. For example the LG Optimus G will have the Qualcomm APQ8064 but will also have the MDM9615 LTE Baseband on it. I'm not sure if this will make a difference or cause a problem, but the way I see it is that chances are really small. But who know. Only time will reveal i guess.
[LG Optimus G (International)] Haze028:
I've seen the developers here pull off some amazing things so I'm not letting the locked bootloader deter me from grabbing this device the day its released. My current phone, moto matrix 4g, came with a locked bootloader which was hacked within a few months of release. I think that the nexus 4 being so close to the G will only help the great minds here get around it quicker. Not to mention make ROM ports from the nexus a lot easier for the devs.

Locked bootloader it not, I for one cannot wait to get my hands on this.
[LG Optimus G (International)] dontdo_that:
With a such a poor reputation of product software support, I hope LG flops hard on this device. I was really hoping for an unlocked bootloader so I didn't have to change my hording habits, skimp on LTE and go for the Nexus 4.

I guess even if your phone has a ton of space and LTE, it's too much of a hassle to do anything with it anyways if your phone is so bloated you can't use it..
[LG Optimus G (International)] chevro1et:
Optimus G has root already, so you can 'trim the fat' so to speak regarding bloatware. Locked bootloader doesn't prevent that.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pool7979:
Hi,

Was browsing through my phone using es file explorer. I saw there are many usb drives besides external and internal memory. What are they use for ?? Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rnpasinos:
if you have a USB OTG cable, you can attach a flash drive, a camera, or an external hard drive to your phone and it can detect them as USB drives.
[Android General] meer123:
Google chairman Eric Schmidt thinks that Android activations could top a billion by next year, as the operating system continues to reign over more than half of the mobile marketplace.

"We just announced 1.3 million activations of Android phones per day globally - per day," he underlined during a recent interview with AllThingsD.

That's with more than half a billion Android devices already activated globally.

"Do a little math with me," Schmidt asked. "If you're at 1.3 [million activations per day], times 365 [days a year], and of course that number doubling every six months or something like this."

"This is well more than a billion devices globally perhaps within a year."

Android vs Apple defining platform fightSchmidt defined what 1 billion Android activations means in his company's constant tug-of-war with Apple.

"I believe that the Android-Apple platform fight is the defining fight in the industry today," Schmidt said, before noting Android's progress. "And I didn't say that two years ago."

As with any good fight, there's always a little smack talk and a good backhanded compliment.

"[Apple's has] an enormously large platform for developers, knowledge, cloud services, scale, and so forth." Schmidt went on to laud how many talented engineers Apple has, along with his rival's apps, content, and partnerships.

But that just set him up to say, "The Google platform, Android, is even larger."

"Surveys that we've seen of unit volume indicate that there are four times as many Android phones as there are iPhones."

We're all winners in the eyes of SchmidtGoogle's scale has translated into a higher marketshare, with Android at 52.2 percent of active devices and Apple accounting for 33.4 percent, according to pre-iPhone 5 numbers.

But the former CEO of Google, which is now the second most valuable tech company behind Apple, said that the real winners are consumers.

"We have not seen in our industry platform-network fights of this scale."

With lower-cost devices and more innovative hardware teased by the Google chairman, Schmidt concluded, "And I go back to who's the beneficiary. And the beneficiary is you all - globally."
[Android General] firesoul453:
Very interesting! I definitely don't see how someone would pick iOS over Android. I hope android continues to grow.
[Android General] letrouble:
that would be a challenge for Apple but I guess Android will take over the world))
[Nexus S General] Mawtin:
boo:(
[Nexus S General] The-Captain:
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