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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] loveshinesthru:
I saw parts on ebay for it already. The back cover and maybe the side?

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-housing...132?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_2&hash=item3a7af8be2c here it is. pretty cheap too! no nfc though.

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Brand-New-S...128?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19d60fe848 or theres this one.. a little more though. this one has nfc.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] SightUp:
Oh, awesome! Why is the other one so expensive? What's nfc?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] netzer119:
smh......Near Field Communication --> Google wallet, tap to share, etc
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] SightUp:
Do I want that? Is that stock on current back plates?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MiguelHogue:
Yes it is stock on current back plates..

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tsunamijhoe:
Hello guys.

Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-I9300

I was wondering if anyone could answer a few questions for me. I rooted my new phone using the toolkit method from this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1703488 and now i am confused about the firmware versions,and if the kernel was changed and such. I forgot to check all these versions before i rooted the phone,so have no idea if these are the original ones.

My phone is bought and used in Denmark,however the firmware suggests it is now a uk version looking at the country code could this be correct? If i look at this http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/?page=3&model=GT-I9300&pcode=HTD&os=1&type=1#firmware my AP/PDA number is the same,but the CSC number is different,is this normal?

this is apparently the stock samsung firmware for my phone PDA:I9300XXBLH3 CSC:I9300HTDBLH1 from the sammobil site, and after root mine says PDA/AP: I9300XXBLH3 CSC:I9300NEEBLH2

I would like to know if this is normal? Can i use the 4.1.1. jellybean (2012 October	4.1.1 PDA:I9300XXDLJ1 CSC:I9300HTDDLI1) on my phone using odin to flash it? Or do i have to find a firmware with exactly the same numbers as my current ones?

I am afraid i might have done something wrong,however everything works,and root checker says i have root access,and superuser is installed on the phone,if the toolkit has "updated" or changed my firmware/kernel to a uk one,does it matter?

Also,after root my phone now shows up as Galaxy Tab in utorrent,but it is still I9300 in my windows7, why is this?

Did toolkit 5.0 save my original rom/kernel/firmware before rooting? If so,where?

I would be extremely grateful for someone to easy my worrying

Thank You
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tsunamijhoe:
Thank you for the answer. I understand everything now.. And it works fine.. I did however use the wrong firmware rom,so i got different operator,i found the correct stock firmware,and will be starting from scratch using the cf-root method with the correct stock rom.

Thank you
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x1rocket:
I have flashed a rom and kernel for the first time but what is the initial step to do it the second time? for example if I was going to flash C.A.M.P ROM how would I be able to do it properly to get it to work just like my first ROM?

I have previously flashed doom ics v3 kernel and Mark Phyton ICS
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chery2k:
Flash the required kernel first. Then install rom through CWM its the same steps. However if I were you I do a fresh install of stock gb before installing a new rom. Because sometimes changing from different roms can screw up some things.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x1rocket:
how come? what about nandroid backup of stock gb? but I dont have backup.... *PANIC ATTACK*
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chery2k:
Did you try using using flashtool to revert your xperia play back to gb using flashtool? Otherwise you will learned the hard way if your xperia play soft bricks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] enormous:
SOLVED

It was the Connections Optimizer. I restored that and it's data, now I can get into the Mobile Networks screen and change the settings!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jayalaba:
help please

Hello, thanks for your time on this, could you please guide how to do the connection optimizer restore with data.. Thanks..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] enormous:
I used Titanium Backup to restore the app + data. But in order to do that you have to have backed up the app with TiBu before you removed it...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jayalaba:
thanks.. but

Thanks very much Mr. I could not find that in TB. I have moto photon and I am having error message when I use wifi call, I could hear the incoming ring with the error message.. Any advise will be appreciate .. thanks..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Compusmurf:
If you want to delete the connection optimizer instead of freeze it, you have to make a mod to the secphone apk.
[General Topics] abishek28592:
any onee there
[General Topics] Clark Joseph Kent:
Yes....

Please use the thread in place to say your hi or hello: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=961655

While we are at it some more reading, so enjoy Sir.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1699450

http://xdaforums.com/announcement.php?a=81

Thank you and Thread Closed.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Boatiy:
So I had my iPhone 4S (Jailbroken of course) for about a year and i got bored with it. Once my upgrade came I decided to give Android a try.

I need to know everrrrrryyyy thing about the Android. (not literally)

I think im rooted already, here are some screen shots to see what I am working with. (Got the phone 2 days ago)

I also am not sure if I am flashing the ROM's correctly, in my about it says i have Stock with Goodies ROM (downloaded here) but some of the features are missing, like landscape rosie and the power down options for recovery.

I also have no freaking clue what S-OFF and S-ON is so could someone explain that to me,

And

I also see alot of mods being implmented by txt editors codes n such, replacement of codes. Can I get a brief on that as well?

I really need gudiance, I did everything on my own and im not sure if I did any of it correctly. Ive been reading that MeanROM ICS is popular I had it but I switched to stock goodies.

My task list is as follows,

Install Stock ROM,

LazyPanda S-OFF,

ROOT,

Remove Tampered,

Install MeanROM ICS

How Do I acomplish this ^ in the correct order, from where im standing in my screenshots but note in the bootloader screenshot mine is UNLOCKED not locked
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] premo15:
Here is a good introductory tutorial on the evo lte and android in general (thank om4):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1869377

It looks like your bootloader was unlocked at one point and then relocked. The good news is you have the right hboot version for s-off (1.12) so you should do that first. You'll need to do it with a ROM that's a 1.12 or 1.13 base though (not sure what base stock w/ goodies 2.16 is), so if that's not what you're currently running you'll need to unlock the bootloader first and flash one (like Fresh 5.1.1). S-off will give you full access to the phone's internal memory and allow you to flash anything, whereas only unlocking the bootloader and remaining s-on has some limitations. Read the first couple of posts in this thread to learn how:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1737123

Sent from my EVO LTE
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] P.Mobile:
what ever u do do NOT accept any updates OTA's from sprint!! u are good..u have hboot 1.12 thats a good thing! :good: where did u get the phone?? brand new?? hey check your pm.. i love seeing people come to android!! so much better than a boring iphone
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Boatiy:
Good

Thanks for all the help on google talk,

got my phone running perfect I think so far.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] P.Mobile:
no doubt! u should be good.. got u to flash fresh 5.1.1.. ran lazy panda s-off.. then flashed the bootloader custimizer.. then flashed newest radio and firmwear zip in bootloader.. backed up current rom.. then flashed mean rom 5.5!!! golden!!! :good: told u i gots u bro! love seein people come over to android.. android is where its at manG! got any problems just holla at me
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] heliguide62:
Welcome to Androidland my friend...enjoy!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Cavagan:
Good choice for your move to android! Welcome to the land of freedom.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Boatiy:
Im upset to admit that ive been brainwashed by apple, and the Jail breaking community
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] mobius1484:
At least you are honest about it. It is pretty sad to me, the love affair America has with Apple.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Ladicx:
I agree. I went as far as starting a new line on my account and letting my roommate get a GS3 with it. He was such an IPhone lover to the max.

I rooted his Sammy (technically mine:p) and showed him how to flash ROMs, nandroid (backup up ROMs, for Op) and install themes, put apps in system, ect, and everything else you can do with an android. He loves that he made the switch and can't believe how much he was missing. He sends me new threads and gets so excited to show me his latest mods, ROMs, tweaks, ect.

Welcome to the world of android my friend. Love when I see someone who actually had an open mind and decided to try android. There's so much your gonna love and so much you can do with android.

You came to the right place with your questions and it looks like your questions have been answered already. You'll find we are a very close knit supportive community and just about anyone will help you with anything.

My biggest advice would be to read read read. That's what I did when I first started rooting phones years ago. (Cm7 on my cliq xt was my first modded phone :D) and lastly before you post questions in development threads, do a quick search. Most questions are usually already answered and solutions are provided :D

Welcome to the community!! You can personally pm me with anything you need help with. Would be glad to help :)

Sent from my EVO using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Boatiy:
Yeaaa

exactly,

heres the thing; for the year i had the iphone i hated on android n talked ****, without even ever using an android for more than 10 minutes. pretty redundant because you cant judge a book by its cover.

thinking that over i said hmm lets give android a try, so far im not disappointed.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] adefxda:
Welcome to android world boaty.. :thumbup:

Sent using Tapatalk HD
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] metalfan78:
Another defector! Welcome aboard.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] USMC retired:
none

I can't stand Apple, not only their stuff, but the Corporate bully that is Apple, only 500 billion in the bank for a rainy day, must be nice.

Android rules, but the best part of it is the support you find here. If you would like some color on your phone, I have 3 themes on evo 4g lte forum under the themes/apps section, I bet you can't do that with a rotton apple lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mhoepfin:
I put around 6-7 hours of screen time yesterday and still had battery left. Also it looks like the radios they are using are very efficient with very little battery drain.

Nothing scientific to report, but this morning I've used 3 hours of screen time and still have 66% battery left.

Love it!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] benchsitter21:
I am happy to report similar findings. 4 hours screen time and im at 30% battery with 20 hours without a charge.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] a454nova:
I don't know why but the radio's are definitely doing better than my S3. I'm picking up Lte more often and its not jumping back and fourth either. So far showing the same as far as battery, maybe even better.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MiguelHogue:
Even with all the bloat? That's pretty great

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] YoungAceAtlanta:
The Note is known for great battery life. I've seen some people even get 10hours.. I get 5 hours screen time on mines and 14-17 hours of usage
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] theoner1:
Unbelivable battery on any phone ive come across. No wifi at all and use nothing but 3g and lil 4g to stream movies/drama at my rate im looking to get 5+ screen on time. Thats to me is unbelivable. So far 2:40 hr screen on and still have 58% left. Total time is at a lil over 7. Betterbatterystats say 6% per hour.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrush:
3 hours of heavy usage only down 10% with screen brightness halfway up. I feel like its too good to be true... someone is finally getting something right!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BuddaBelly:
Got my Note 2 yesterday and used it most of the day then charged it overnight. Used it off and on today and still sitting on 77%. So much better than my OG EVO was. Im really loving this device!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] theoner1:
Don't get me wrong OG Evo was great at the time but battery on that thing is horrendous. I have to carry a case with 4 extra batteries, lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BuddaBelly:
Yeah I bought mine on day 1 and was trying to wait till the next nexus device came out but I sat on my evo and cracked the glass. Anyway very happy with my purchase and I've been riding this phone hard and still at 58%. I know its a 3100 ma battery which is double the evo but I never expected it to do this well on the battery. Very pleased thus far.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rockypr:
Common guys show yor screenies of battery
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] theoner1:
Here you go!

Almost no wifi at all accept maybe 5 mins when I came home from work. This was all watching online flash movies, games and surfing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gilbydakid:
This battery is definitely beast.

Sent from the Galaxy beast note ll
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] twoeleven99:
i got 4 and a half hours of screen on time yesterday and that was with moderate use...hope my screen time gets better..before i got the phone i read articles about the reviewer getting 12 hours of screen time with moderate use
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gilbydakid:
I believe that. My 6hrs of screen time was me trying to put it through the ringer.

I can't wait for roms with battery tweaks. We might see 2days of screen time. O_o

Sent from the Galaxy beast note ll
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ffolkes:
So far I'm at 1 day 6 hours, (2 hours screen on) and I'm down to 56%. I'm really impressed, and this offsets the sourness I feel with the crippled SIM/wireless charging. Heck, who needs to even charge this thing with battery life like that!?

What really impresses me is the fact that I've been out several times today - yet the battery graph is perfectly steady. Whereas every other phone I've had immediately starts plummeting when I'm on the go and it has to switch towers, etc. I can always take one look at a graph or SystemPanel and know exactly when I was out, but not with this phone. :good:

Samsung really must have done something good with the radio in this thing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] theoner1:
Hey man good to see you. I remember you from the OG Evo days. Hope we can get this place crackin like back in the og time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
Hey! I remember you too! Lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] scavio:
On wifi quite a bit of the time, but still very happy with the battery. Includes gmail email sync, default mail client syncing an imap account every 15 minutes, about 2 hours of podcasts and music, 20 minutes of voice calls, and other misc stuff. No video.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] synergy421:
I picked up my Note 2 on Friday, and charged it that night. Saturday morning at 10:00am I disconnected it. I have turned off wifi and SCO so it was running on 3g all day, I decided to not charge it Saturday night to test the battery to see how long I could go without charging. I went a full 48 hours on one charge and still had 11% at 10:00am on Monday. I didn't have heavy use on it, but spent a couple hours browsing the internet and Facebook, as well as 2 hours of Draw Something off an on. Very impressed. I didn't think to take any screenshots, sorry.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] loveshinesthru:
I couldnt get very long battery life on my GS3 or OG EVO and I had extended batteries with those. This phone rocks! The battery lasts a long time! I can read on the book reader for hours, play draw something, words with friends, check my email.. etc.. I had 48% battery when I went to bed! Thats the kind of stats I got on an extended battery! My brother went to Portland the other day (3 hour drive) By the time they got to Portland both his friends had no battery left and were fighting over the charger the rest of the day. My brothers note lasted all day with heavy usage and still have plenty battery late that night. He was roaming quite a bit too.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Darkendvoid88:
3 hours screen time

http://imageshack.us/a/img803/2752/screenshot2012102919230.png
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shawn1482:
Im missing something the best ive gotten was 12 hours with 5 hours screen time. How are most getting 21 hours or even a day I just got the phone friday I wanna pull a day out with this beast but not getting those results
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] samdsox:
The battery life is the best part of the phone. It easily made it through all of hurricane/tropical storm sandy yesterday. I had the screen on almost the whole time with a bluetooth keyboard doing work. At 11 pm it still had 40 percent battery left.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] theboz1419:
I have had the Evo 4g, Evo 3d both with extended batteries, I have always had very little power left after a 12 hour work shift. I had to be careful what I did with the phone.

The note beats them, hands down. I still had 89% left after watching netflix at work and after my 1.5 hour commute home, it dropped to about 75 %.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] loveshinesthru:
make sure you turn off what you dont need to sync under google. everything is checked to sync.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] sewhuy:
Beastmode
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] onebelo:
^^^ wow. battery is good for me but nothing like that. whats your setup :cyclops:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] r0n0c:
Thank you for posting a real-life report. I like the 3100 number but it cannot be a light (bad pun) load to run that screen.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] loveshinesthru:
Last night I got too involved in a book on my phone. I had already been running my phone for 12 hours then I read for 7 hours until I had to plug it in. :eek: I stayed up way too late!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
Take a look here if you aren't getting stellar battery life like these gentlemen lol

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1966996
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] A2CKilla:
Well, this is my use, now this is true heavy use, I had sensorly running all day (marking the LTE areas now that it's live where I live) so I had that, GPS, 3g and 4g all running respectively while browsing the web, texting, watching videos, having co-workers play with the phone, taking pictures, a little Pandora and posting here, these are some real world heavy use results
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bmoreboy02:
Im working in an underground parking garage and the battery on my s3 was pretty good but normally at 230 when i got off i was at 10 to 20%. Well long story short its 454 and im at 49%
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MiguelHogue:
The battery on the note 2 really is a beast.. The first time in a while I can use a phone freely and have stellar battery... Haven't even rooted and getting great battery

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MiguelHogue:
Played a hour of dead trigger before bed.. And woke up and played a hour of more dead trigger.. Texted, surfed the Web, and listened to music during that whole time.. And 30 mins of draw something.. All on stock unrooted

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] chucktownscitch:
Would have to concur. This battery and phone straight trumps all others. I may name my note 2 Donald now that I said that hah.

But this is with few calls on and off bluetooth, texting all day a long with web, xda, some dead trigger and youtube, emails etc. Couldn't be happier.

Right at about 4 hrs screen on time btw.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] steezc:
I easily push 12+hrs on my S3. Now compare that with this Note 2, I can easily push 20+hrs :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
On battery numbers don't matter as much as screen on time :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] theGekkoST:
Glad to hear it, I'm pretty set on that phone when my contact expires here soon.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] steezc:
I forgot to mention 2-4hrs of screen on time :)

Sent from my GNote II
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
I'm still not happy with this phone as far as battery life goes. My LTE would go 6-7 hours of screen on time on my ROM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] steezc:
You're lucky to even have LTE lol. Ours will come in 1st qtr 2013 -_-
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
I was referring to the phone, not the network. Still don't have LTE speed near me lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] steezc:
oops hahah :p
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flaviobd:
Hi, I'm coming from an xperia x8, that is very simple to costumize , infact with this new smartphone I have a bit of confusion!:fingers-crossed:

What I'm looking for is a rom with jelly bean that support multi view, but I prefer don't change stock Kernel. I have rooted and installed cmw with odin... What I have to do?

thankyou
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arsaw:
Multi view? Is not supported yet... :cool: