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[HTC One X] elmonen:
That guide is for the One xl (the us version) as it says "evita" on the topic.. the international one x is "endeavoru". Which phone do you have? There are good guides on here. how to root and a very easy tool in the developement section.
[HTC One X] seaneschen:
I have the US version.
[HTC One X] ali3nfr3ak:
i would suggest that you post this in the in the AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL forum as thiforum is for the international one x :)
[HTC One X] tomascus:
Oh my....... never noticed. Please don't use Clockworkmod and instead use TWRP, you might brick
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mcp2009:
Just installed Synergy JB and have noticed that there is one finger zoom in here where you basically slide up and down on the edge of the screen and it zooms in and out. I see people with the note II have this also so it seems it may be a Touchwiz JB feature but I haven't seen a way to turn it off. It's nice but would love to find a way to toggle it. I already checked display, accessibility, and motion controls with no luck and it zooms in any app that can zoom.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dr12volt1338:
If I remember correctly E actually put the GNOTE 2 camera in that ROM so what you are seeing is that actually camera... As far as I know the only way to change that would be to flash a different camera.... HOWEVER.. I do have the NOTE 2 camera on mine also and can pinch to zoom or use the volume keys so there may be different versions of that also... But anyways flash a different camera and that should do the trick
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mcp2009:
Well its not just the camera it's in the browser, wikipedia app, and others
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dr12volt1338:
I apologize.. I swear the post said in the camera app.... I know he pulled a few .APK's from the Note 2... All I can suggest is check the settings for the individual apps... You could also try and download a different browser and try that... That would help narrow it down if it is something "Overseeing" the ROM or something specific to certain .APK's....
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] skillzo1:
anyone find a fix for this...it's happening in my browser now and it's killing me?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] countryfolk07:
Check your other thread.

Sent from my Unleashed GalaxyMODed ...... um ...... phone?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SprintGalSII:
What Scroll Bars?

With all due respect, you may want to look at your screen and take note of the fact there are no scroll bars.

I understand that we are creatures of habit, and as I have been using the GUI, with Scroll Bars since the first Mac (1984) I too tend to use the edge of the screen to scroll, but the truth is, it is a Phone, not a Mac, not a PC. It has no scroll bars. Scroll slightly to the left (or to the right-so to not disenfranchise left handed phone users) or 1/4 of the way across, or 1/3rd, or 1/2 or 3/4 quarters, etc. etc. etc.

Anywhere you'd like. It's a Phone, it's a touch screen. No mouse, no ability to tap in the scroll bar and have the screen advance. No way to position your mouse over the up or down arrow, and have the screen scroll smoothly without any other movement than you holding down the mouse button.

It's a Phone. Get it?

Anyway, what is really infuriating is that Samsung put this feature on the phone, didn't tell anyone, until people started complaining about it and reporting it as a bug, and then rather than either tell people about it, or add the ability through a Setting to disable it, in a new release of the software, the morons simply took it away.

So let me ask you, if your phone came configured with the setting disabled by default, but gave you the option to enable it, try it, see if you liked it, then said, nah, and turned it off, would that have been best for you and guys like me who depend on it all day every day to be able to use my Phone with one hand?

I think the answer is obvious.

Samsung, you are laughable, amateur software developers.

Thankfully we have XDA.

Now I just need one of you on here to figure out where in the heck it is hidden so you can make me a build that includes it with whatever else is in the latest releases.

You see, Android is almost entirely "Hard Coded" so it is not something the average user can just go "teeak" , like following the step by step instructions of someone to simply "Hack" the Windows Registry to make it the way we like it.

All the more reason Samsung is so pitiful.
[General Questions and Answers] madalingtandaaan:
i have an iphone 4s 64Gb clone which has a locked screen and i can't remove the passcode, i would like to reset the password.

things i tried:

1) i can turn off the phone and bypass the screen lock but i dont want to turn off the phone and on everytime i want to use it.

2) the information on the phone is false (settings)(general) it says 5.1.1 on the information which means it iOS5 but i doubt it.

things i think i should do:

1) get it to hard reset

2) install a new ROM (but before that i have to determine what is installed so i need help on that too)

3) get the battery off the phone if thats possible so it can reset. (just a guess)(just like bios)

any help would be appreciated :)
[General Questions and Answers] TeeJay3800:
XDA is for Android and Windows Phone devices only. I suggest you use our sister site, iPhone-Developers. Thread closed.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Lehocki:
As soon as I turn on the WiFi thether app my WiFi turns off and when I turn it on it turns off my thether app. Can anyone help.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dr12volt1338:
That is how it works... WiFi tether uses the WiFi Hardware they can't both run at the same time.... WiFi tether is to tether your phones Mobile Network
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Lehocki:
They did b4 . WiFi and data on turn on theater app and I was able to connect. Now I can't my tab can't find my phone
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jmagnu:
Did you flash both the RPM and new MODEM as well? Just a stab....
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dr12volt1338:
What Tether app are you using? The only one that works is the Native Mobile Hotspot.. The others do NOT work with JB (WiFi Tether and FoxFi) But if your phone is connected to Wifi and you turn on hotspot your wifi connection will be dropped so the phone can begin to transmit the wifi signal and not receive one.... In order to get tether going on this JB build you either need to subscribe to Mobile Hotspot or use a Toggle (IE Power Toggle) to toggle Mobile Hotspot.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Lehocki:
I flashed the ROM deodexed and radio. What is the RPM and where can I find it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jmagnu:
Modem mirror: https://app.dumptruck.goldenfrog.com/p/XBt-C6SLtc

RPM mirror: https://app.dumptruck.goldenfrog.com/p/_DeLB5rDRb

Dr12volt is right though, sorry for speaking to fast.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] areolop:
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[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] brymaster5000:
Can you get into the bootloader and do you have a nandroid?

Sent from my ViperDinc
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Addiso:
So your problem is you can't boot and only get to Fastboot and you are unlocked?

Sent from my Goonified Paranoid Jelly Droid Incredible 2
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] brymaster5000:
Is the phone rooted or HTC unlocked? If you can get into bootloader, try getting into recovery from there. If you have a zip file that you can flash on the sd card, you might be able to just wipe and reflash everything. If you don't have anything to flash, or can't get into recovery, you will have to use adb to get it going (i think).

Sent from my ViperDinc
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] broad_st_bully:
I searched and searched and searched and couldn't find an updated clear answer to my question....

and that question is:

I have a rooted, unlocked tf201 running a custom ROM with the JellyBean bootloader...nvFlash NOT installed...can/how do I return to stock?

I don't want to return the tablet, no damage or anything....I just want to revert to stock (as close to stock) if possible...

I see a few "stock JellyBean" ROMs but I didn't see "JB bootloader" anywhere in the ROMs posts and I would like to wipe the tablet first if possible...then push a custom recovery through fastboot & flash a stock ROM if that is something that would work.

would this be possible without turning the tablet into a worthless POS?

Don't want to flash a ROM with the incorrect bootloader & brick the tablet...if I read correctly nvFlash must be flashed BEFORE a JellyBean bootloader is installed (is that correct?) and it's too late for that...

I saw a "Full Wipe" zip I could possibly flash if that will work for me (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1670824...

please let me know if this is possible and how to do it/where there is a post with instructions...

Thanks!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] McJesus15:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1911024

This rom is stock JB from Asus with a little help from the OP to make it faster. Just follow all instructions in the thread and you'll be fine.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bwosotowsky:
Hey, I need to install AirWatch MTD agent for work to get email/other work stuff on my tab. I'm not sure if all air watch wants us unroot, it is not very specific when it says that it can't finish setup because of my current settings. I think it may even check to make sure you are on a stock rom, so my question is, will the rom on the link provided be "stock" enough to install AirWatch and get my work stuff? I don't feel nearly as bad about taking this TF201 back to stock as I did my GNex since there is a huge difference there and I use my phone way more.

Thanks for any help.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] McJesus15:
You can always temp unroot your tablet. That should work for your purposes
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bwosotowsky:
How do you temp unroot? Is there a way to unroot a rom before flashing it, maybe going in and deleting the su apk from the .zip?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] McJesus15:
Just do it from within superuser
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bwosotowsky:
This is not working ... airwatch is super picky. I did the temp unroot in su and then went to settings --> apps and deactivated super user. Airwatch still has my device listed as compromised on the server. I think it wants a stock rom without root. Any ideas?
[Verizon Droid Charge] dbaps:
Let's see:

Lack of run time memory - check

Bloatware from Samsung and Verizon - check, check

Not able to buy many apps due to lack of memory unless you root the phone - check

Phone that should be recalled because of poorly built charge port - check

Verizon telling Google not to sell tethering software, FCC lawsuit, Verizon pays 1.5 million - check while we can't buy the software until a couple of months ago (legally) - check

Charging $299 and no ICS or JB plus we almost didn't get an upgrade period. Buy the OS that's on the phone and don't believe their promises - check, check, check, and check

Loss of unlimited plan for next phone - check

That's enough checks...I''ve learned my lesson many times over, how about you?
[Verizon Droid Charge] dSlice:
The reason for this is...?
[Verizon Droid Charge] TomorrowSpace:
PSA... don't buy cheap android phones. Infact, don't buy phones from VZW unless you shop at Costco.
[Verizon Droid Charge] stueycaster:
I like my Charge now that I'm able to run Tweaked 3 on it. It was the first 4g smart phone that Samsung put out. It's not perfect but at the time it was better than both the Thunderbolt and the Revolution. Of course all the later phones are better. What do you expect?

Of course it was overpriced. It's an early model. Look at the number of smart phones that have been sold since. A Commodore 64 computer was over $2,000. Look at what you get now for about $500. That's the way of electronics. It's the price we pay for being early adopters.

The only problem I have is terrible data signals at work. But that's a network problem. Verizon is having some trouble trying to implement 4g signal nationwide. That's to be expected. You didn't get ripped off. You just paid the price for being an early adopter.
[Verizon Droid Charge] kvswim:
All I hear is b*tching and moaning. When I bought this phone, it was the best one out. If I had to go back and buy again, I'd still pick this phone.

---------- Post added at 11:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:43 AM ----------

1. This is on EVERY phone. Have you even been to a Verizon store lately and played with a new one? IT STILL HAS BLOATWARE.

2. This is because most apps are now geared towards much more powerful devices. It's not the end of the world. And if you know about XDA, this shouldn't be a problem.

3. I've seriously never had a problem with this, and even very few on this forum have had an issue. Maybe it's operator error!

4. If this actually affected you, maybe you shouldn't have an android phone. Tethering apps were still very readily available.

5. Again, this was the best device out when it was new. You can't predict the future, so you're taking a gamble when you buy it. Most phones of this era are stuck on GB too. They never made ANY promises.

6. Okay, I have no response to this. It seriously sucks. But that's with EVERY phone, and your thread implies that it's the Charge's fault.
[Verizon Droid Charge] stueycaster:
I feel wronged by Verizon because of losing unlimited data too. I was told when I shelled out the $299 for the phone that I would have unlimited data as long as I kept a smart phone on my account. I guess I understand why they've backed out of it. Too many 4g phones using unlimited data plus subsidizing all the new phones would be expensive. But still, they promised me I'd always have unlimited data. If I could get decent signal where I work I could listen to Pandora or stream an occasional Netflix movie and I could use up 2 GB data pretty easy. But as it is I don't use a lot of data. I would if I could. Believe me.

I was checking out the data coverage of the major cellular networks earlier today and it still looks like Verizon is the top dog. The others have quite a bit of catching up to do. I can upgrade on 1/22/12 with the discount. My contract ends in May. We'll see what develops. Since my Charge has become such a cool phone I don't mind using it for a while at all. It's getting a little beat up looking but that awesome Gorilla Glass screen is still in good shape.
[Verizon Droid Charge] dbaps:
It was the best phone at the time

I will say this, even though I listed all of those "issues," unlimited (grand-fathered) LTE made it all worthwhile. I don't regret getting the phone either.

When LTE first came out, it was faster than my home Fios connection. To be able to watch podcasts at work and not worry about the amount of data being used has been awesome. My neighbor cut our Fios line outside and we used the LTE connection as a hotspot for five devices in my house until it was fixed.

But I must admit that until buying this phone, I never would of thought to check the amount of memory utilization on a phone.

I also agree it was the best phone at the time on Verizon.

I can't wait for March and my next phone.
[Verizon Droid Charge] jco23:
I must admit, your original post was kinda funny...

however, I challenge you to find me one person that has had their smartphone for more than 2 years and is not considering getting a different phone....
[Verizon Droid Charge] Eris _2.1_2010:
I still have my DC. I heard there a was an ICS ROM out for it somewhere. But besides that I've had my USCC Mesmerize for over a year now. We got all kinds of ICS and JB ROMs from the Fascinate on VZW. Being development is good there's been no need to upgrade. Really wish the DC would get more love.

Sent from my Baked Mesmerize ran by the Devil
[Verizon Droid Charge] stueycaster:
Yeah it's pretty much impossible to look at the new phones without wanting one when the one you have is so seriously under powered. If we weren't able to run a good debloated rom like Tweaked we'd be screwed. The Charge seriously doesn't have enough ram.
[Verizon Droid Charge] madsquabbles:
hmm, i can upgrade right now, upgrade again tomorrow, upgrade again in a few months and keep my unlimited data. it's your choice if you have to have a new phone and start up a new 2yr contract. i don't have any reason to and will just pick up phones off contract. wait a year or a few months less and they generally drop for $300 or less.
[Verizon Droid Charge] fryguy101:
At the time I bought this phone, there were two 4G phones choices, and you had the option of a little more power under the hood with the Thunderbolt, or much better battery life (Like. 3X better. The battery life on the Thunderbolt was HORRID) and a better screen with the Droid Charge.

I wish there were more options with ROMs for this phone, but that's literally my only disappointment with it.

That said, my upgrade isn't far off, and I certainly look forward to a new phone, but c'est la vie. It's served me well for almost two years, now.
[Verizon Droid Charge] stueycaster:
Yeah there are only a few roms available but Tweaked is awesome. No others are needed.
[Verizon Droid Charge] fryguy101:
Oh, I agree that it's darn good (And is what I'm running).

But I'd love for AOSP to be available on the phone, so we could move to ICS (And JB, and beyond) instead of being stuck with the whims of Samsung who decided to not upgrade the Charge to ICS because they couldn't also port TouchWiz...
[Verizon Droid Charge] jager420:
I still miss my charge..Verizon has tried sending nexus and s3 and neither has been as stable as my droid charge was..mind you they send refurbished phones so I understand why I can't get a perfect phone..Verizon insurance is good in the aspect of getting unlimited replacements but almost 95% of what they send is ****..at least I still have my unlimited and on a sketchy ass s3..I will prob be selling this phone in the next month or 2 so I can upgrade
[Verizon Droid Charge] elucid:
Wanna trade?
[Verizon Droid Charge] tmanschuette:
I would probably trade ;)

Sent from my SCH-I510 using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Droid Charge] shrike1978:
That's a bash of the Verizon CLNR program more than it is the phones. When I had to send my Rezound back, it took 3 tries to get a "like new" replacement that was actually like new. The first replacement had a screen that was lifting completely off the phone. The second replacement's USB port died within 2 weeks. Their "100-point check" is a complete joke.
[Verizon Droid Charge] tmanschuette:
It took me three Charges to get a working one. First one had a software meltdown, and the second one wouldn't accept a charge. Now this one is having issues with data when on Tweaked (I'm running CM 10 so obviously i don't have data now, but the problems started earlier). Got another year before my upgrade...

Sent from my SCH-I510 using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Droid Charge] jco23:
I bought my charge as CLNR back in 9/2011 ($100 at the time, I think). still running great, thanks to this community.
[Verizon Droid Charge] JihadSquad:
I hard bricked my charge with ODIN and the first one i got back is perfectly fine, except it doesnt OC/UV quite as good.
[Verizon Droid Charge] fsuinnc:
I upgraded my plan a couple years back mostly so my daughter would have a better phone when she went off to college. She and I got the Samsung Continuum on the buy one get one free promo and got the unlimited data plan. A few months later I started poking around on XDA and playing with rooting the phone, etc. and when I found that I could have 4G for no extra cost and 4G became available in my area I bought a used Charge off of ebay. Frankly, I new nothing about it but the XDA boards seem to have pretty good activity. I really wish I had a device that ran ICS or JB because there is so much cool stuff that has been added with those releases but the fact is my charge on Tweaked 3.1 with the dslice options is a pretty slick phone. The guys keeping this phone this phone alive have kept it viable for me and like it. All that being said, I will be looking for a good used ICS or JB phone on ebay after the holidays. I hope if I get one It will have a development community near as good.
[Verizon Droid Charge] yourbrokenoven:
Hmm... GPS didn't work reliably until the most recent update. Rooting and installing practically any rom fixed this, though Verizon denied there was a problem. My charging port broke after about a year, and they sent me a new phone. Wifi, 3G, and 4G didn't work reliably until the second update, but the third update broke them again. I just reboot my phone twice daily and I have no more connection issues. The phone is incredibly slow and locks up frequently. I went back to stock to see if it was the rom, but it continues to slow down and lock up. Fortunately, since I am forced to reboot so often, this partially takes care of my slowdown and lockup issues as well. The most recent update to Verizon's backup app crashes every two hours, so I had to uninstall all the updates to that, so google play thinks I have an update to install every time I visit.

Over all, I am disappointed with this phone. I wish I had kept my Motorola Droid for a few more months.

Mom seems to be having no issues with her Galaxy Nexus, but I don't want another Samsung phone since they don't want to fix this phone. I'm just over-all frustrated.

My options are to stick around and gamble on another android phone, or jump to IPhone.
[Verizon Droid Charge] kvswim:
The win8 phones really aren't bad.
[Verizon Droid Charge] stueycaster:
Some people have had good luck with fixing a problem phone by going back to EP4 stock and using the Pit file. It re-partitions the phone.
[Verizon Droid Charge] xdadevnube:
Agreed. It seems like I've had to the use the EP4, PIT, take the OTAs, and flash and wipe. It seems like the phone is especially picky. Following the proper precedure to get back on track should yield good results. It doesn't seem that the phone really has that many hardware issues, but it seems that the software is easy to foul up for some reason.

Always Odin with the battery in.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] Herby6262:
Go ahead, make fun now, yes that guy who bricked his Q (but then saved it!) is actually a s/w engineer and has opened a group for dev here. My expertise is really in real-time embedded c++, c, and .net c#/VB (control systems, servo control, drivers, hw/sw interface, etc - but have certainly done plenty of java, and read up a bunch on the Android standard interfaces and objects you are provided to work with. So anyone, for fun, for talking, even if nothing ever comes out, lets chat! :)
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] dpwhitty11:
Joined!

I know a bit of C++ (pretty fresh, but haven't done anything with it in months) and can crawl my way through Java.

As an added bonus, I made a rom on the Droid 3 (but had a good amount of help).
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] AvRS:
Hi, this is great to see that you want to get people working together on this but as this is just a discussion point it doesn't belong in the development forums. Once development work begins then you can post that in there.

Thanks

AvRS
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] fallnSaint:
Ok, I will admit it. That's funny right there... :p

-Saint
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] VICODAN:
Joined
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] sixxt9:
Sweet! Nice to see you again. I remember you from the Shift forums. Looking forward to seeing what this new alliance cranks out.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] VICODAN:
If the mods are Okay with it I'd like to create a "shift refugee camp" thread
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] rustydetroit:
Lol we can unite the qwerty diaspora! I'm a front end web dev but I'd like to help where I can.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] fallnSaint:
I thought that's where we were... :D

-Saint
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] PythonFanTN:
Maybe in smaller part, but the majority is an Epic 4G/OG Photon refugee camp I believe.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] rustydetroit:
Island of querty loving misfits?
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] fallnSaint:
Well played sir.

-Saint
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] VICODAN:
That's kinda what it felt like to me. Which is why I asked.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] solitarywarrior1:
Add another Epic refugee to the Q....