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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] pospower:
Yes I odin'd back to bone stock then reset. Radio is doing weird stuff. Now I don't get any data but 1x network that doesn't allow the call to complete. Says I'm roaming when I'm not. looks like something fried somewhere along the lines.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kintwofan:
Did you check your imei?

Sent from my SGS3 running Eclipse 2.1
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] udrunner:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1954331 I had this happen last week and this is what fixed it for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Silent25r:
I would like the option to use mass storage to connect the device to my car stereo. I know it isn't as good as MTS but I would still like the option to use when I want to. Is it possible to get this to work?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] smark72:
I would like for this to work with my ps3. There is an app called sgs3 easy ums but I can't seem to get it to work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Silent25r:
I considered trying that as well but since it was made for a different phone it probably wouldn't work. Couldn't get flash to work on this device either but I've asked enough questions today and if flash not working is the last one remaining I'm doing pretty good.
[HTC One S] just2great:
Issue: When transferring files from sdcard to pc via usb, the process takes an incredible amount of time. For example, I attempted to transfer 3 pictures files at 2 megs each. It took well over 10 minutes to simply discover the files then another 10 to transfer the files. Additionally I've been having trouble with windows losing the mount after file transfer. I would then have to "safely" remove then unplug and replug for it to detect the mount again.

What I would like to know is if anyone else has experienced this issue and solved it? Would anyone know if it's on the phone side or the PC side? Note: I have tried multiple computers and it presents the same issue. So I'm inclined to believe that it's on the phone side.

Laptop: is an EliteBook 2560p by HP running Win 7 with 4 gigs of ram. I have installed HTC Sync Manager and all drivers, to my knowledge, are installed and functioning correctly.

HTC One S: is running the ViperOne S ROM. I'm unsure as to whether or not the ROM is the issue. I don't remember experiencing any issues prior to the installation of this ROM. However, it's the best ROM I've had so far therefore I've probably overlooked the issues until now. I'm going to change to that new "UnKnown_Retribution" to see if it's a ROM issue. However, I would still like some assistance in the event that doesn't fix the issue.
[HTC One S] just2great:
Update

Update: I just attempted to transfer the flash gui.apk file but I got this error message (see attached .png file).
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Think you might have to format the sd and might be best if you get the phone to do it. If that don't work think it could be bad news for the phone.
[HTC One S] just2great:
[Solved]

Thanks for your assistance. It turns out that the cable was the issue.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Silent25r:
I have a MHL adapter with the older pin for the GS2. I wanted to buy one for my new GNII. I know I need the one with the new pin setup and I'm trying to be cheap by not ordering from Samsung. My problem is they are both called MHL despite the fact that the pins are different. How can I tell the two apart so I can make sure that my third party one will work?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] knives of ice:
You need to get one with 11 pins that is the key. That being said I still haven't seen a third party that works without occasional snow on the tv and I use mhl every day. I ended up having to use the official Samsung adapter
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] zack2491:
Anything that works with the GS3 will work with the Note II.

If you already have the old MHL adapter, check this out: http://www.amazon.com/Original-Sams...10BEBSTD/dp/B0083FYL0O/ref=pd_bxgy_cps_text_y
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saadthameem1996:
i kept my note for charging when it was 5%.............

then after 1:30 hr its just 17%...............

can some one help if there is a solution.......

it shows battery ac........
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] androidizen:
Works on the Note 2, grabbed it onto my S3 and moved with Titanium, works fine really fast. Hurry up and enable it EA!
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] Wiidesire:
I have a problem with Most Wanted:

I have to "swipe up" for Nitro. That is working indeed, but how can I interrup the nitro again? Because now it goes till zero even in curves when I don't want to -.-
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] androidizen:
I think that's working as intended, does the same for me.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] androidizen:
Does anyone know how to open the .SBA texture files in

/storage/sdcard0/android/data/com/ea.games.nfs13_na/files/published/textures

I want to replace the road texture with something a bit higher rez the current ones are a messy smear compared to how nice they could look on a note 2.

Wont hurt FPS that much imo.

John
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] Jeshter2000:
If you manage to do this could share it ....
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] vansmuk:
Looks and runs pretty decent. TouchAndSwipe controls is the most retarded solution i've seen in a game, tho. Hoping they'r gonna bring back the good old touch-to-turn option.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] toofank:
Runs great! I used GameCIH to get max money and sp.

Now I got all the neat cars :)
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] androidizen:
I will for sure, very little info online about the file format so looks like a custom job.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] thekid1982:
i can not play this game,game is crashed at the beginning, i used OMEGA rom
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] toofank:
Works fine on wanam 1.4 rom.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] kevinlow:
works fine on omega 5.0
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] blu3angel:
I've installed the game... Worked fine with wanam 1.4 rom... Awesome game!! :thumbup:

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] Reb0rn:
Gamecih worked flawless on this game 9,999,999$ is teh ****z
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] Café King:
This game on Note2 is absolutely insane!!!

Please teach a noob? :laugh:

/CK
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] cruzin_cruzing:
How? Whenever I input a value it resets back to the original.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] androidizen:
Video of NFS on the Note 2

[YOUTUBE]qyg8vTbGRX8[/YOUTUBE]
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] Twistedchild420:
Amazing graphics! And yes.....unlimited money is AWESOME!
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] kevinlow:
Got the unlimited money. Any idea how to set the Sp? Got my Sp as -1 now. Sad..
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] rohan999:
hey guys can anyone of u please upload the sd data required for the game..

I bought the game via play store(via mobile network) but don't have wifi.....

(note 2)
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] watsinaname:
Is the unlimited money available to all players? or is it some kind of hack/trick?

Edit: My bad, should have read the thread :P don't still have an idea about gamecih though, googling/reading now, might still need help and/or guidance :D
[Nexus 7 General] Copitox:
Hi, guys. This is my first post here. I want to tell you my not-an-experience with the Nexus7.

I'm from Chile. That means, the only way I can get a Nexus 7 is by importing it. I've been saving up money for months for it, but now that I finally got it all, I started browsing XDA and Android Central forums.

What I can tell, is that if I buy one, there's a very, very high chance I get a faulty device. I've read people saying they're on their third or fourth device, and still faulty! I won't even be able to return it :(

I'm just thinking out loud, and was hoping to get some input from a community of N7 owners. Maybe some of you are or were on my same situation.
[Nexus 7 General] espionage724:
The people posting about issues on the forums are a very small percentage of sales. For example, if 100 people complain of product issues, but 1 million people have flawless devices who didn't report their flawless experience, it would be safe to say you have a slim chance of getting a defective device.

Thing is though, there is no way of telling exactly how many Nexus 7's were sold total or how many people received flawless devices.
[Nexus 7 General] ljesh:
Mine was brought from Australia (so no usable warranty) and was from the first batch but I still don't experience any issues with it.
[Nexus 7 General] Copitox:
Yeah, you're right. There are probably less faulty products going around than what I think, but it's also true that there are more faulty devices going around tnat they should!

Anyway, i'm looking into buying the 32Gb without 3g model. Those are new, so manufacture problems should be addressed by now, right?
[Nexus 7 General] ericdjobs:
Honestly what you're seeing is people with tech OCD who are obsessed with getting an absolutely pristine perfect nexus.

I have to admit, I was one of those people at one point. I obsessed about left-side screen lift and extremely minor backlight bleed. I returned many devices and spent a lot of time without my tablet because of it. What I've come to realize is that the way ASUS designs the tablet is that very minor raising of the left-side of the screen is inevitable and there's no such thing (in my opinion) as a Nexus where this doesn't exist, it's pretty much part of the design of the nexus. I think that early models had a much more significant problem in this regard. Every single C90 Nexus that I've ever seen/touched the left side was slightly raised, if only a little tiny tiny bit, compared to the right.

Does this change how you use the tablet day to day, or anything like that? No. The only time it comes into play is when you focus solely on trying to identify screen lift. It's not something I would really worry about. Seriously, I went through like 5 16GB's and 3 32GB's before I came to this conclusion. I've had a much better experience after I've simply stopped obsessing about screen lift or any small little problem that I find and just use the tablet. The 32gb I ended up keeping has the screen lift.. but as I said I've never SEEN a C90 model that doesn't, I think this is due to lack of screws on the left hand side, to prevent cases of SERIOUS screen lift. It also has very very minor backlight bleeding at the top of the screen on full brightness, and (something that seems common to ALL 32gbs) you get pretty noticeable ripple of the LCD on the left side when slight-medium pressure is applied. Couple weeks ago this would have warranted a return... but to be honest I don't notice ANY of these in regular use. The only time it's an issue is when I'm actively looking for them!
[Nexus 7 General] neoblood3d:
Don't buy to much into the whine tendency that seems to be going around on the net about these. I've bought 2 and they were both good. Both from walmart. I'm not saying the rumors are false I'm just saying that I don't think the "failure" rate is worth worrying about more than anything else you may buy at the store. :cool:
[Nexus 7 General] Nospin:
Small squishy screen lift that you have to hunt for to find does not make your device faulty. Mine has pretty moderate screen lift and I hardly notice it, does not hamper my enjoyment of the device at all.
[Nexus 7 General] rmm200:
From everything we know, the 32GB model is exactly the same electronics except a different (bigger) memory chip.

That is true all the way back to the 8GB models - just different memory, allowing for minor engineering changes like in C70, C80, and C90 models.

The White 8GB models handed out at the show did have some minor differences in things like Bluetooth.
[Nexus 7 General] WarbyParker:
If there's no warranty don't buy the N7.

I'm on my 3rd device and I still have to warranty it again. All had different critical issues, such as a row of dead pixels or the speaker not working.

Save a bit more money and buy a device you can warranty easily in your own country.

From your post it sounds like you should not risk the money you had to save up.
[Nexus 7 General] erica_renee:
i would have to agree with this post. I also think the issues are more then 1 in a million as said above . There is no real way to tell what that ratio is. But its known that if you get a faulty device with screen being spongy and do NOT fix or exchange it . The screen will break its just a matter of when. If its a slight screen lift (what most have)You should be fine. The true defect of the screen being spongy is much more rare then the screen lift issue that just makes it a bit raised or bezel warped.

I would say its not worth the risk of getting the issue if you Cant send it back.

I had two defective devices one with bad screen spongy issue . One came where screen cracked on first touch(VERY Rare and not related to any of the so called issues )

My biggest issue is google play and how they handle refunds it took me over a month on the second device and near two on the first. I did buy a 3rd even thou i said I WOULD not do so. It was perfect from walmart. Just yesterday exchanged it for a perfect 32 gb version..

yes this is a long post. NO IM NOT Complaining just telling you your chances of not having a issue is like tossing dice.. Are you a Gambler???
[Nexus 7 General] XYunknown:
Hey!

I am one of the proud N7 owners, too, and I might share my own experience: I bought my N7 from one of the first production charges directly at Google, and I have to admit that the first device I got had a pixel flickering after unlocking. It made the devices really pretty useless, so I returned it and got the second one, which I still own, because it is just pure perfection :) What I think and already read is that the production faults are getting less frequent the newer the device is. So the chance to get a "perfect" N7 today is very high compared to the frequency of faults in the first production charges. I can advice you to order it anyway, it is totally worth the effort if you, against all good will, get a damaged device. Also the returning costs + the "normal" price are still much lower than the costs for other tablets.

Have a good day, and good luck with your N7!
[Nexus 7 General] Copitox:
I keep hearing in different forums about how the faulty devices might be a very small fraction, but the same people also mention they are on their second or third device like a normal thing. I mean, just in this thread there are already two persons on their third device!

How is this not a scandal yet?
[Nexus 7 General] ingenious247:
It always makes me smile when I see a post like this.

Someone finally gives up and starts justifying the poor QC by insinuating that it is intentionally "part of the design".

That's a bunch of bull ****.

If that is ASUS' design teams goal, then they should be fired (they probably should be fired anyway..)

Honestly, I've bought a ton of Android devices, and the worst of the lot when it comes to QC are the Nexus devices. It's probably due to the short production schedules and low budgets they allot to make them since they're practically sold at cost. Whatever the driving factor, the truth is I've had way more issues with Nexus products than any others. Every single time I buy a Nexus device I have to exchange it (usually multiple times) before I end up with one that minimizes the flaws.

If some people want to run around pretending they're supposed to be like that, great for them - but I'm not putting blinders on to reality to make myself feel better about having a faulty product or blame it on some type of OCD.

I got very lucky that I only had to exchange my Nexus 7 once before getting one that I thought was almost perfect. Sure enough, a week or two later and here comes the lower left-hand side light bleed.. smh

But to act like you should be OK with it because "that's the way it's supposed to be" is just lying to yourself to calm your perceived "OCD" which is really just wanting a product that performs as they claim it does. I don't remember seeing the Nexus 7 specs including "light bleed" or "slightly raised screen and missing screws for greater product life". I do remember reading about it's "amazing" HD screen...
[Nexus 7 General] Aleemz:
I'm one of those who have this tech OCD problem, and was apprehensive when I was considering buying the Nexus 7. I bought it anyway, and it was perfect from day one, as I guess millions of others were.

As has already been said, there will always be a percentage of bad/faulty products, and any received by XDA members will be heard loud and clear on these forums.
[Nexus 7 General] JesseMT4G:
It might not be in the description of the device, but every company has their faults as these devices and the likes are mass produced. It is unavoidable situation, just some companies are less likely to have faulty units.

I agree that it seems more issues are with Nexus devices, but it is the dice you roll for other things you like, preferably Vanilla Android and faster updates.

I have light bleed in the left hand corner.....I just deal with it. Hardly notice it anymore.

If you want everything perfect, Godspeed....you will have quite an interesting busy life, lol!

Sent from a galaxy far away!
[Nexus 7 General] nyijedi:
Asus QC friggin' sucks. I own a Transformer Prime and a Nexus 7, and they're both crappy hardware wise. I had to use crazy glue to get "fix" the screen lift on my N7.

With that said, Nexus devices are the best. The software is second to none, is supported directly from Google, and is snappy and responsive. It's worth the tradeoff, IMO.
[Nexus 7 General] espionage724:
Lets not blame ASUS as a whole for bad QC. I own a sound card and DVD burner from them, and they are truly flawless (or at least don't show any obvious defects, with months of use).
[Nexus 7 General] jaju123:
I got my device a week early from ebuyer.com in the UK. No problems at all. As always, those with problems report them and those with no problems have no need - so are therefore less vocal. Go ahead and buy one, unless you have other financial problems. Techno gadgets are not the most important thing to spend money on.
[Nexus 7 General] AngeleDei:
If I didnt have an option to return a possibly faulty Nexus (or anything) which has a chance of arriving with a fault or developing a fault, then I would not buy it myself...not unless I was prepared to possibly throw the money away.

Far from being OCD, I was happy with my Nexus 7, but after 2 weeks of hardly having used it, I heard a noise as I was pressing the screen. I tracked the noise down to significant screen lift on the left side. I then read up on it and opened the back and found 2 screws missing on the left side and the other 2 loose. I tightened the loose two and tested it again. It was better, but there was visible screen rippling when I pressed the display on the left side. I was not happy and realised it was going to fail again and that perhaps the screen would crack in the end. I was (and am) seriously unimpressed that Asus are obviously aware of this issue and have tried to get around it rather than fix it properly.

I'm waiting for another model where they've fixed this. I dont buy items to put up with stuff. IF I buy a Nexus 7 again, then I will get it from a bricks and mortart store where I can check it first and where I can take it back if need be.
[Nexus 7 General] ExploreMN:
Tell ya what, you can buy my Nexus 7 16GB, which is flawless, for $200+shipping and I'll go out and buy myself a 32GB. Win-win!
[Nexus 7 General] sus4ntoh:
I own several android devices from chipad to kindle and I have to agree that the QC on nexus 7 sucks. I mean if it is only a small percentage of devices that slip through the QC, we shouldn't see apps in Google play that suppose to help/remedy the screen flicker issue.
[Nexus 7 General] Liptus:
We have five among me my lady and grandparents. All of them where bought at different times and are fine.

Keep in mind it's also human nature to be sarcastic.

IE: the wind yesterday was so strong it almost blew me away or I caught the biggest fish ever last night.
[Nexus 7 General] ExploreMN:
That's exaggeration, not sarcasm.
[Nexus 7 General] ingenious247:
That's not being sarcastic, it's exaggerating. Which is not what is being done in this thread.
[Nexus 7 General] Liptus:
Asus just said they are now selling a million n7's a month even if I saw 1000 threads here saying they got a bad product that is still nowhere near how many ship out that are fine.

And yeah my bad hard to think / type while at work lol.
[Nexus 7 General] CrazyPeter:
What about all the millions of owners you haven't heard from that have no problems whatsoever? Don't they come into your logic at any point?

Really, some people....
[Nexus 7 General] Switchbitch:
You're dead right. I have had multiple units and every one has been faulty. I have 20-page threads on here arguing with people who have put the blinders on and can't see the faults with their devices, and calling me insane among other things for thinking I've had 8 faulty units. The funny thing is, when pressed, these same people end up admitting their units have screen lift and dead pixels and light bleed aswell but that it 'just doesn't bother them'. Well it bothers me. One one of the threads I even had a mod step in who claimed that not every Nexus was faulty because he himself had a perfect one. I PM'd him to ask for a pic of his screen and he never replied.

To the OP, I would say that if you buy a Nexus 7, you will with great probability get one with slight screen lift at the very very least. All of my units have had screen lift. All but one of them have had other problems too like dead pixels, backlight bleed, buttons not working after 1 week etc etc. The N7 is far too risky a buy if you do not have warranty.

Stay away from it. The iPad mini is crap too. The Kindle is boring and the Nook is ugly as hell. Why do we not have a decent 7 inch tablet on the market yet?

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Statistically, they are irrelevant since we have no information about whether their units are faulty or not so it is illogical to consider them. The XDA user base is a perfect and adequate sample so long as we ignore those who only signed up here to complain about a faulty unit.

I have never seen a faultless Nexus. If you say yours isn't faulty, I simply don't believe you.
[Nexus 7 General] erica_renee:
could be millions of bad devices not reported on xda.

The question is how many of those other millions of owners would come on here xda. How many of them would search the internet for a fix/check for issues. How many of them just bought it shopping at Walmart and bought it with no tech knowledge . Most of the people from above will just return it for a exchange get a refund or just deal with the issues. You have to try to account so many things into this . But i can say for sure the issues with the nexus are not just a few people. They are not people being to picky. They are not one in a Million.. maybe 1 in a 100. but my guess its higher then that. But to be totally fair. NOBODY has any clue to the actually per built number of units that have issues. Asus or google is not going to tell us .. t

Conclusion.. What are those other millions of people thinking about the device. And how many of them are exchanging refunding the device..

Its so unknown. but if you look at just here on xda as a small chunk of more technical people you would think its a very large number as my guess above would indicate..