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[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] exSD:
For those of us who use our phones on corporate networks and use Outlook 2007+ for our mail needs you know that the default font that the Sense Mail.apk uses (Arial 12) hasn't been used for years now and it looks unprofessional and is a dead give away that you're replying from your phone :p.

This Mail.apk will send all of your e-mails in Calibri 11. It will look as if you sent it from your desktop (Outlook 2007+ default font family and size is Calibri 11) [signature and all]).

Directions:

1. Download apk from attachment

2. Go to Settings -> Accounts and Sync -> Exchange -> Remove your account!

3. Navigate to /system/app (I use Root Explorer) and rename Mail.apk to Mail.apk.bak

4. Copy the downloaded CorpFontMail.apk to /system/app

5. Rename CorpFontMail.apk to Mail.apk

6. Change permissions of Mail.apk to rw-r--r-- (same as Mail.apk.bak)

7. Normal reboot

8. Once you're back up, open the Mail app and add your Exchange account. You now have the new font settings.

I did not add the No Exchange Security modification. I modified the apk below to incorporate the font settings:

Sense 4.1 Mail.apk No Exchange Security Sauce: http://themikmik.com/showthread.php?14276-MOD-2012-08-31-Mail-apk-w-Exchange-Security-Disabled-*New-Sense-4-1-Version*
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] USMC retired:
none

Good job on this, and I can honestly say I never thought about doing this.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] exSD:
Thanks. I got sick of it months ago being an avid Exchange account user. I like the integration Mail.apk has with Sense 4.1 so I had to change the font. Not only is it not the standard anymore (at least it wasn't Times New Roman 12 like old Sense Mail.apks) but it was ugly and unprofessional. Business users will appreciate this.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bertimus2002:
I tried running this use ES Strong File Explorer and I keep getting Mail has stopped Force Closes. I am rooted so no problem there, but it appears that something must be funky with my otherwise stock sense setup.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] exSD:
I'm running it on Stock With Goodies and there is no issue but it should work on any all Sense ROM.

Did you follow the directions to a T? Changed permissions?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bertimus2002:
I did follow the directions exactly (just didn't use Root Explorer to change the settings). I restarted 2x and when I restored the backup, I had to clear the data/cache for the mail.app for me to get it back to what I had previously.

I could probably try Root Explorer and see if that does anything different. I was just hoping I could get it working so I wouldn't have to enter a PIN every time :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] exSD:
In your /system/app folder, do you have .odex files in there?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bertimus2002:
Yes, there is a Mail.odex file in that folder.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] exSD:
Rename that to .bak (Mail.odex.bak) as well when you rename Mail.apk to Mail.apk.bak. Then follow the rest of the directions as is and report back please.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bertimus2002:
It looks like it is working! The only additional question I have is that the SuperSU app keeps asking for access for the following item:

mksh ip add route 224.0.0.0/4 dev wlan0

It appears that this is happening when turning the WiFi on/off and there may have been some sort of hidden setting (for multicasting) that had that happen from HTC. I see within the forums that others are mentioning the same thing as of today, so it looks like it is ok and is a SuperSU issue.

Is that ok or what is that for? I can have SuperSU ignore those warnings if that is normal.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] exSD:
That has nothing to do with the Mail.apk and instead the SuperSU update. Wait for an update from the dev and it will relieve the warning.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Ph33zy:
Do you think you can modify the Mail.apk in the FAPPLE V5 thread?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] exSD:
Sure if you ask them for permission.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] SteelH:
Steal will not mind at all. In fact he says in his OP that all are free to use it, just give him his due credit and say thanks.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] joshuaak:
I'm running Viper4G 3.01, fresh clean install

The base apk is named Mail+Prime.apk in the /system/app folder. I tried renaming it to a .bak, and installing the modded apk both named "Mail.apk" and then as "Mail+Prime.apk" and fixed permissions. there are no .odex's. I got Mail has stopped Force Closes both times and ended up re-flashing the ROM to clear it up.

Any thoughts?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Bachatu:
Great work!!! I've been searching for a mod like this for a while. this was one of the first mods I always loaded back when I had my Sprint Pre phone. I do a lot of business through exchange and cant stand the default font and size. I would love to make this mod myself but could not find enough info to make the changes. Is it possible you can create on of these mods for the Sense 5 mail.apk or a how to guide?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] el5arsawi:
i was modding the battery icon on xls1 JB rom and after flashing it the phone rebooted and stuck there for more than 5 minutes , i removed the battery and restarted it and it was okay then , i wonder what happened and did it effect on anything
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lee yun khong:
Just go to recovery and flash the same rom without any wipe, then you will be fine.

If im not mistaken the mods you are using right now is for deodex rom. But thay mod already update the op which is suitable for odex and deodex rom. And at op you can see the stock status bar download link for those who having boot problem. You can try that file before you flash the whole rom again.

Good luck.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
how we're u moddin? by decompiling urself or using an already modded file?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] el5arsawi:
just flashing a zip file on my rom :s it worked but i hope it didnt affect anything :/

سينت فروم اان ايجيبشن جلاكسي نوت جي تي 7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
its always good to manually place the files and set the permissions using root explorer or es file explorer.. yeah if the phone is working fine.. then fingers crossed
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] aznflawless:
So i've been using a Jelly Bean cm10 while i was running on ICS. I unlocked, and rooted when I had ICS. Now how do I go back to stock ICS, and then update for stock JB?
[Acer Iconia A500] iLikeAndroids:
My sound just recently stopped working randomly.

Can anyone help me with this problem?

1. Multiple ROM changes

2. Checked volumes

3. Plugged in headphones (this actually produces sound)

No headphones icon

Current rom: Flexreaper
[Acer Iconia A500] iLikeAndroids:
136 views and no replies?
[Acer Iconia A500] themechaniac:
Could be hardware problem.

Does volume control work with rocker switch?

You could pop the back off and check speaker connections, wires etc.

Use a magnifying glass to check. Especially contacts around headphone jack.

Maybe a little careful poking around with a pencil eraser while the tablet is playing sound.

Good Luck with your problem
[Acer Iconia A500] Moscow Desire:
Sounds like a hardware issue.

You could try rolling back to HC3 via TD's V.4

But probably a hardware issue.
[Acer Iconia A500] iLikeAndroids:
Ill try hc3 but I think about when the sounds stopped working the ringtones were working but now its all gone.
[Acer Iconia A500] iLikeAndroids:
I have just reverted to HC3 using TD V4 and still no sound.
[Acer Iconia A500] justicejoe:
Im having the same issue coming up from hc3 to the new ics slim on A500. sound was out before upgrade just went all of a sudden, has yet to return but head phone jack works fine. tried every thing too, want to isolate the chunk of programing that controls audio and flash random potential fixs in.
[Acer Iconia A500] stangrules:
Sound pop/crack

I have installed pjsports version of Android 4.3 [CM10.2 Unofficial] Build 6 on my a500 tablet.

The sound works great until i put the tablet in sleep mode. After waking up the tablet the sound system is broken. The sound is coming out but every second I ear loud pop/cracking noise and the video (or application) slows down to a crawl.

Does anyone experience similar problems ?
[Acer Iconia A500] hedeon76:
I believe I have read that this happens when too many apps running in the background
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] eccoodamo:
This guy's review on the Note and now the Note 2 is what made me decide on getting the Note 2.

All of you guys that have buyer remorse and wants to jump ship, feel free to but in my opinion, Note 2 is in a class by itself and can't be touched. Some of you want to jump because multi tasking feature is not enabled yet, what are you gonna do when it does? Jump back?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBkY3vg14JM
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Geo411m:
That was the best review I've seen for just about any product. Thanks for sharing.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] moSess:
Best review in the world
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] SC23:
Nicely demonstrated review ever. :good:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nukro:
So what are the downsides of buying a nexus 4 when its not supported in my country? Will there be problems about updating OS or about the guarantee? (I think it should be okay with the guarantee since there are LG places anywhere?) Or am i just not gonna be able to use some of googles apps like google's music stream?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yahoowizard:
What country are you from? Is it a matter of the phone not working with the cell phone providers in your country?

But, seriously talking, the best solution is to emigrate out of there, to a country that Google endorses. Google's going to end up being a global Superpower anyway, so it's good to be under a country that Google is chill with, getting that nationwide Wi-Fi and access to Google water all that fun stuff.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Unlawful:
By unsupported do you just mean Google didn't put it up for sale? Or does the Nexus 4 not work with your mobile carrier i.e. is it a CDMA carrier?

If it's the first case then you're fine. Updates should come just like normal as the builds/updates are run by Google. You might not get all the features that come with Android/Google Play; it depends on whether they're enabled in your country (e.g. Music, Movies, Magazines, Books etc.). Warranty on the other hand might be a PITA depending on LG's warranty policy. They may or may not honour the warranty and I believe they don't have international warranty. Even if they have LG offices in your county, it doesn't mean that the warranty is applicable. You might have to send it back to the country you bought it from or if you're going through a grey importer, you'll have to ask them.

If it's the second case, you really shouldn't buy the Nexus 4 unless you want a really expensive paperweight or intend to change carriers.
[Windows 8 General] tboy2000:
I love Windows 8 but switching from the wonderful Modern UI Start screen to the standard Desktop - well... how can I put it... there is no consistency. So I decided to make my desktop wallpaper be 'connected' to my Start screen, to keep it all consistent.

Basically, when I enter my desktop, what appears to happen is all my tiles vanish and I am just left just with the background, profile pic/name (top right) and the word 'Start' changes to the word 'Desktop'.

Start Screen:

Desktop Screen:

This how to recreate it:

1) Either pinch to zoom out to see all your tiles smaller, or if you are using a mouse click on the small minus sign in the lower right corner.

See image below:

2) Press the "PrtScn" button (Print Screen) on you keyboard to take a screen capture of this view. The screen is automatically copied to your clipboard.

3) Open up Photoshop or any other image manipulation software. Create a new file. It should automatically have the correct resolution based on your clipboard. Paste the screen shot into your canvas.

4) Using the Rectangular Marquee Tool, draw a rectangle around the tiles.

5) Using the Eyedropper tool, get the same colour as your background and use a large brush to erase all the tiles.

See image below:

6) Create a new layer and type the word "Desktop" in white colour using Segoe UI font (Semilight) with a font size of 17pt or whatever size is closer to your Start font. This font is very close to the 'Start' font. Move the word Desktop so it exactly covers the word Start and then erase the word Start on the layer below.

7) Flatten image and save to a folder.

8) Apply new wallpaper by right clicking your desktop and choosing Personalize.

Hope you like it! :D
[Windows 8 General] JihadSquad:
This is great. Thanks.
[Windows 8 General] MikeGolfW:
Excellent tip. I am so doing this. I hate seeing the old desktop.
[Windows 8 General] tboy2000:
I also did this on my Surface. Had to do a screen shot of the Surface and redo the mod as different resolution to my desktop.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crz2uf:
hi guys, my phone made an automatic update yesterday to find out that it was the jelly bean update. i was really excited to install it on my phone, but once it was installed it really got me frustrated because my phone doesnt vibrate anymore when i receive a message even when it is in vibrate mode. it only vibrates when i receive a notification

(e.g Facebook) . i have installed AudioManager but still doesnt work.

Help anyone? is there a way i can go back to ICS?? ... My phone isnt rooted by the way.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cdjones187:
Go into messenger settings and there is a option to turn vibration on. Hope that helps.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crz2uf:
wow! i cant believe it.. i tried doing everything except that,i really thought it was a bug..

it works. thanks! :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] mrjayviper:
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[General Questions and Answers] ngoralph:
how much is Nexus 7 16GB,32GB,Nexus10 and Nexus 4 16GB at playstore?? thanks

ps: and is galaxy nexus still there?? sorry i'm not in US so i cant view it myself :)
[General Questions and Answers] Theonew:
Nexus 4 16GB - $349.00

Nexus 7 16GB - $199.00

Nexus 7 32GB - $249.00

Nexus10 16GB - $399.00

No, the Galaxy Nexus is no longer listed. The following is stated:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] goodthaimer:
I just found out our "sprint sgs3" phones can browse the internet/apps/sync and download while "talking on the phone"-while on 3g(wifi off), im sure it works while on 4g lte too, but I dont have 4g lte in my area yet so cant tell..

*maybe old news to some, but new to me* :cool:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] m20120:
I noticed this as well and I have taken advantage a few times already. Comes in handy when I am on the phone in the car and I also need to fire up Navigation to get somewhere. That would not work on the Evo 4G unless I was connected to Wimax.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] HanMan5000:
I don't think car + phone + INTERNET would be a very good idea..

But yes, it's a nice thing to have :D.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xTmDarren:
Yep this also works on the EvoLTE... But this doesn't work on the new Note2.. Another reason to stay with the GS3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] criptix:
That and the 299.99 price tag for a 16gb
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Dalmus:
I believe this is part of the benefit of them switching to 1x advanced... It's nice!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Sunsparc:
A little late to the party. It's called SVDO, which allows devices with CDMA radios to simultaneously use voice and data.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] quick99si:
My understanding is that only the S3 and EVO LTE have the radios capable of doing this, whereas the Nexus LTE may not.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tmoney239sucka:
Gs3 and the Evo LTE has two radios antennas. One for voice & one for data. So I've heard. Let me know if I'm wrong tho
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ligerblue:
this, dunno why sprint doesnt advertise it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mordbane:
Its not a feature that only Sprint has. AT&T's network has allowed it for awhile. The Verizon version of the GS3 probably can do the same thing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] budde2:
Verizon can't do it from What I heard
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jed_mopho:
Probably cause they dont realize it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Dalmus:
AT&T is GSM, not CDMA. Different technologies.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nacron:
It's because they don't support SVDO on all towers and during high volumes, data is less prioritized so you may only get voice.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] aquariex24:
LMAO I wouldn't be surprised. I don't even bother going into their store to ask questions. Only to look at phones and when I'm approached by someone I tell them I'm fine because 99% of what they say is misinformation or flat out ridiculous. Last time I went I overheard one of the guys telling this lady who obviously knew nothing about phones that she should go with the Epic Touch 4G because the Galaxy Nexus "wasn't that good." Really? It was hard holding my tongue at that moment. Anyways sorry to get a little off topic but just had to let it out.

[Sent from my cellular telephone via wireless transmission]
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] potna:
Not to be Mr obvious but the real world reason you may be use this while driving legal and safely would be if you had your gs3 mounted on your dash using Google nav and then your phone rings and you answer it on your Bluetooth.... All while Google nav never loosing its map data connection.

I do this all the time
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rukin1:
I just found out the other day you could browser and talk on the phone at the same time. Sprint's first phone capable.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
Actually, the Evo 4G LTE did SVDO before the S3. And I'm not 100% sure, but I'm pretty sure there were other SVDO-capable phones before the Evo.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] budde2:
My Galaxy Attain from metropcs can talk and browse at the same time and I got that phone over 8 months ago I'm sure there are a few phones that can do this
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] knyque:
I saw this shortly after I got my GS3. I was on the phone, and I heard an email come across. Pretty cool, especially in the car while using nav.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] criffaaa1:
Actual it was the lg viper

sent from my Crifftastic $3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JBakey:
I noticed this the 3rd day I had my gs3. I was tethering my friends iPod so he could play order and chaos and I got a phone call so I told him "oops got a phone call, you're gonna get booted" and to my surprise, he told me he didn't. I was going off previous experience with my other phones not having svdo.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cnstarz:
Guys I found a huge battery-saving trick:

Press the power button to turn your screen off when you're not using it. I figure as long as the screen is on when it's not using it, then it's probably wasting power. I've been trying this for the last couple days and my battery life has skyrocketed from 6 hours to almost 28 hours. TRY IT!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CCallahan:
Why not just set the auto screen timeout setting so it does it automatically?

Anyways, I know for a fact if I was on WiFi and had 3g coverage my Motorola Photon could sync data, do internet, etc while I was on a call. Not sure if this is exactly what everyone is referring to but I did test it many times and was surprised to find it worked.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bsloanindy:
Yesterday I was using NAV and then I received a phone call. I thought the NAV would pause since I figured it would lose the data connection, but it was still happily navigating me to my site while on the call. I wasn't sure how it was still getting map data, but this explains it! I will say it was a little distracting to hear it telling me to turn right/left while trying to talk to someone--but awesome none the less! I was in a 4G area at the time... we don't have full 4G coverage yet in Indy, but it's starting to sprout up here and there finally!

Just realized I need to add my S3 to my signature :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
No, they mean using 3G data while on a call, not WiFi data. It's completely different because WiFi has always had its own antenna, separate from the cell radio. Normally, 3G and voice would share an antenna, but on the S3 (and other phones mentioned), there is one radio for EVDO, and another for 1xRTT, so you can use both mobile voice and mobile data services at the same time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Dalmus:
This is a joke post, right? You didn't just realize that having the screen on users more Power, did you? ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dito33:
Damn you guys he got you all like third graders.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tuscani1821:
I'm sure this feature is related to the identical chipsets in the GS3 and EVO LTE.

This would explain somewhat why the note isn't capable of svdo.

Sent from my Genesis that does what Nintendon't
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostacious:
Does the gs4 have this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] VikingoRMCF:
I know stock you cannot. But I was wondering if it can once rooted.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostacious:
Good question!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
SVDO isn't entirely a software issue. The phone needs two antennas for EVDO and 1xRTT. The GS4 only has one for both. It cannot do SVDO regardless of whether or not you're rooted. What the GS4 can do, however, is SVLTE, so if you're on 4G and a call comes in, you won't lose your data connection. If you're on 3G and a call comes in, you get knocked off of 3G until the call is over.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] csmasn:
So that means that I have to start getting spares GS3?

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bondosho:
If you were connected to WiMax on the old phones you could talk and surf. Used to do it on my Epic, and EpTouch all the time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nacron:
WTF, less onboard storage and no svdo? A few steps back Samsung
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
Not really. The extra antenna would have taken up space, making the phone bigger. And the only reason Sprint added SVDO to the S3 was because it knew that its LTE would not be deployed everywhere within the lifespan of the S3. With the S4, SVDO is less important, because Network Vision should be finished some time this year or early next year (according to Sprint's schedule). Sprint is planning on LTE being the main network with EVDO as a backup. So, if everyone is on LTE instead of EVDO, then they won't need SVDO because the phone has SVLTE. No one with LTE will notice the lack of SVDO.

Now, I realize that some people reading this are thinking "F that! There's no LTE by me, and Sprint's never gonna roll it out here! They've been dragging ass, taking forever for the upgrades! I need SVDO!" Just relax. Chances are, your market is currently undergoing upgrades right now. If it's not, then it's in the planning/permitting stage. Everyone everywhere should have at least SOME LTE by the end of 2013. Sprint isn't dragging ass on this, but they're at the mercy of both local permit laws and the contractor/subcontractor, and the permits are generally the biggest time waster in the whole process. If Sprint hasn't even started in your community yet, it's most likely because your town's government is dragging ass on the process, not Sprint. Sprint and their contractors start a market as soon as they can after the planning is done. Then, it's up to the contractors to keep up the pace and finish the job quickly. Sprint has surprisingly little control over the process other than putting in the permit applications and telling the contractors to start a location.

But yeah, LTE may not be everywhere yet, but there should be enough by the end of the year that you won't even think about not having SVDO. SVLTE should be fine for everyone. If you absolutely need SVDO right now, then keep the S3. If LTE is on the horizon for you, don't even worry about it.