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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Djarett088:
Here is the link for WiTether I installed

http://beta.androidfilehost.com/?fid=9390169635556426338

First I had to un-install the old Wifi Tether

Installed New Version

Changed Device-Profile to Samsung Galaxy GS3

started Hot Spot and connected with another device Yea

I am on Clark44's JB Frees GS3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chewwy420:
I also had to choose the option to install Samsung binaries to get mine to work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mystery_tx_man:
Wow! it works. I have to use access control cause encryption does not connect but that will do for me
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] celluser7:
This is a 3rd party tether app correct ??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mystery_tx_man:
It is the wifi tetether app that has been modded by Treve. Link below.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1988735
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostacious:
Who's treve?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mystery_tx_man:
He has been a developer on here for a while. he was the one who did the whole video and raising the alarm about carrierIQ. He doesn't have the phone but he is helping to get tethering working.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostacious:
**** that nigga deserves every donation he gets.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Reeseybaby:
But the problem is to get TrevE app dont have the Softap *infrastructure mode* working so i can connect my ps3 to it.
[LG Optimus 3D] Buccolieri96:
Hi all . With XBSA 4.0.4 v.2.1 and 2.1a my phone freeze and reboot when scan media on internal sd card. it only does when i have so many files. When is empty it's all right.

When the phone reboot doen't check scan media and it's all right, but don't see music, image ecc. :(
[Nokia Lumia 920] tomcahill:
Nokia Care Suite shows the 920 as a unsupported device.

You can download the firmware form RM-821 from Navifirm.

It also shows up on NCS but when I try to download it I get an error. None of the variants will download.

So, at the moment I am happily downloading the firmware variant for Telstra from Navifirm.

Once I get finish, does anyone know how to flash it?

I have a Rogers Lumia 920, which I stechnically RM-820, but neither Navifirm nor NCS have anything for RM-820.

Thanks for any help you can offer!
[Nokia Lumia 920] wexjunk:
Want to know too :)

Hi,

I have the same question, I want to get it from Rogers but I want to flash it to a "vanilla" version from Nokia.

What I'm not sure is the Navifirm will have it, since its a none Symbian device.. Not sure "Phoenix tools for Nokia devices" will work either...

I would love to know that one too ;)

Thank you.
[Nokia Lumia 920] tomcahill:
CRAP!

Well, I can confirm that downloading a RM-821 to the Lumia 920 from Rogers (RM-820) will NOT work!

I tried, it looked like it was starting, asked me to confirm that I wanted to flash the ROM even though it was for a different product code. I said yes, it started., then BAMN. Got an error saying it was the wrong product. Now my 920 will not boot. It just stays at NOKIA. I have tried a soft and hard reset, many times, nothing. I think I am screwed until a RM-820 variation ROM is released. :crying:
[Nokia Lumia 920] tomcahill:
Forgot to mention

There was an update for Nokia Care Suite which I downloaded and installed and it now detects the 920.
[Nokia Lumia 920] sutt359:
What was the version and where abouts?
[Nokia Lumia 920] karlmueller:
Hope you won't have to wait for too long for that RM-821 firmware to be available for download.

But I'm glad to hear that there is a version of Nokia Care Tools that can be used to flash the 920 and especially that it seems to allow flashing of firmware for a different product code no problem. I was assuming that we would have to do some renaming of files like it was necessary to flash firmware for a different product code to the Lumia 800.

I think this means that I should be able to flash my RM-821 CV Germany Lumia 920 that I'll receive in the next view days to some non-EU CV Rm-821 firmware no problem?

I think once I receive my Lumia I'll try to flash it to the CV Switzerland and hope that this will remove that stupid EU imposed volume cap that I'm pretty sure the Germany CV will have.

Regards,

karlmueller
[Nokia Lumia 920] tomcahill:
The new version of Product Support Tool for Store 5.0 that recognizes the 920 is 2012.44.5.3

However, there are no RM-820 roms right now.

Is it possible to extract/backup the rom from a working device?
[Nokia Lumia 920] wexjunk:
I only found an old version of Nokia care, where did you find it?

Thank you.
[Nokia Lumia 920] karlmueller:
I guess he probably downloaded the latest version from here http://www.seidea.com/category/nokia-care-suite/ and then used the Programs built-in auto-update feature to update it to the latest one.
[Nokia Lumia 920] xsever:
Why take the risk and flash since the device is unlocked and you can get the US marketplace in a simple workaround?
[Nokia Lumia 920] wexjunk:
Its not the locked thing, its the splash logo of ATT or Rogers that will drive me crazy.... its more the branding than the lock thing.

Although, I prefer it will be unlocked and unbranded, it might take a while till we see it around, I can't wait that long ;)

:o
[Nokia Lumia 920] hkalltheway:
Which variant of the ROM did you flash? Switzerland, Sweden, etc...?

Is there a way to change some files to modify the product code of your device before flashing?
[Nokia Lumia 920] karlmueller:
Are you referencing to me? If so as I said I want to flash my Lumia to a non-EU firmware to get rid of that stupid EU imposed volume capping.
[Nokia Lumia 920] tomcahill:
Because it's not the US marketplace I am interested in. It's getting tethering to work.

Of course in hindsight, I should have waited until there were RM-820 ROMs available :|

Thankfully I still have my Lumia 900 with MMS and tethering working. :)
[Nokia Lumia 920] tomcahill:
Australia. Not sure, however it's too late for me to change file names on the phone. :(

I tried changing the .vpl file to say RM-820 instead of 821 but then I got an error about the signature being invalid :(

I am hopeful that when AT&T releases their phones on Friday then RM-820 ROMs will be available.
[Nokia Lumia 920] Slaybz:
Hi!

I would like to know if a EU ROM flash Will be enough to make the hardware available to reach the LTE 800 and 2600 frequencies instead of a US ROM That reach 700 and 2100. In France, the LTE (4G) is for the 800 and 2600. If i buy the 920 in us I won't be able to receive 4G due to this differences....

Thx
[Nokia Lumia 920] kesu2:
Hi,

goes to someone download a firmware from NaviFirm Plus 1.7?

I can not download the file "DC_template_development_v4.bin"
[Nokia Lumia 920] xtrip:
Will flashing unlock the phone?

Hello,

I just bought an ATT 920..and currently with FIDO, Canada.

From what i have been reading so far...seems there is no way to unlock this phone..i tried all kinds of forums, sites, and ..nothing so far.

I know...i shoudlnt have bought..but i was so impatient to get this phone:)

Question..will flashing the phone help me unlocking it and be able to use it with FIDO canada?

Any help..suggesting would be useful..

thanks,

Eugen
[Nokia Lumia 920] jms.flynn:
Hi all, below was posted on another forum if this helps. The chap successfully flashed his 920 with different firmware. It didn't unlock his phone but he did not try renaming the sim lock file to the same as his current which I think somebody needs to do.

If you need the DC_template_development_v4.bin you can download that here
[Nokia Lumia 920] tomcahill:
What is the Rogers Lumia 920 (RM-820) Product Code

I wonder what the Rogers Lumia 920 Product Code is ?? Perhaps if I had that I could just edit the vpl of a RM-821 ROM and get it to work.

Can anyone tell me what the product code is?
[HTC Rezound] kirbfucius:
I'm planning a trip to DC this weekend and will be away from wall outlets whenever not in my hotel room. I was looking into extended batteries and the stock HTC one seems to be my best option. At $25 off of Amazon with door included, I can't complain about the price. The only drawback seems to be reports of 4g and phone call reception going down the drain due to poor antennas in the battery cover.

What say you?
[HTC Rezound] tjarvis:
I haven't had any connection issues with the HTC extended battery. Although I can't compare it to the little one because it's never been in my Rez.

Sent from the Rez
[HTC Rezound] Antoine.WG:
I didn't notice any real difference between the stock and extended backs, other than the battery life that is. If you're doubting it, bring both with you and swap batteries and backs as needed. Plus you'll have 2 batteries.
[HTC Rezound] Nyobie:
No issues here with reception using stock extended battery and cover. I have most app updating no more than once per hour and off charger all day, I'm still at 70% when I get home from work. Worth every penny imho. :)

Sent from my HTC Rezound, rooted with S-OFF on Verizon's periodically blazing fast and mostly reliable 4G LTE Network
[HTC Rezound] GrayBoltWolf:
Personally, I think I get worse reception with the standard battery door.
[HTC Rezound] TheBr0ken:
The issues with 4G reception I have seen seem to be only with some aftermarket extended battery doors. The HTC ones are fine. Id stick with OEM doors. Just my .02¢
[HTC Rezound] taptaptouch:
I have an oem one and the signal does get finicky, It likes to flicker between 3g and 4g in areas where my stock would get 4g the whole time. I think it may just be getting a little dusty on the connections though
[HTC Rezound] hgoldner:
I have both the OEM extended battery, with the HTC extended back, and the Hyperion battery, with its own back.

The OEM back is fine, reception with the OEM extended battery is just as good as on stock. The Hyperion back is completely useless. Fortunately, the Hyperion fits in the device with the OEM extended back.
[HTC Rezound] KJSloan:
Haven't noticed a single difference after 3 weeks with the extended, though it was immediately concerning to me when I saw the backplate of the extended battery vs the stock backplate. Ran stock battery for about 8 months prior to getting it, and my fears were without reason. No difference noticed.
[HTC Rezound] mike7728:
i get better reception with my extended battery door on...
[HTC Rezound] punkboyinsf:
I have several stock and extended batteries, and have been in a handful of cities using both.

The only reception issues I ever encountered were in hot summer weather when broadcasting from Ustream for hours, the phone will heat up pretty good, and have trouble staying connected.

But you provably won't be livestreaming hours in the sun so, yer all good.

:beer:

@punkboyinsf
[HTC Rezound] CharliesTheMan:
Most of the people that I've known pretty good personally that have gotten them have commented they had a better fit and thus better connection and signal strength with the extended battery door than they did with the stock one. Nobody out of the 10 or so guys I trust has let me know of a loss in network signal, and if it was their they would, because the reason we talk so often is troubleshooting problems they come across or testing new software.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] casperhellas:
Hello Guys,

Sorry for my English but i need help!!

From this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1700749

Begin the steps and i was wrong!

i got up to third step and i saw the file is .rar and not .zip

Open Odin and install stock android version 2.3.3 but now the phone is freezing to start screen!

Any help ? plz!!!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] casperhellas:
Ok fix them!

thx a lot!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] deadrage78:
I just wanted to say thank you for the hard work you put into this rom. It is great in every way. I don't have permission to post in the OP so I will link it so that anyone interested can check it out.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1973780

Thanks again to everyone who helped put this rom together. :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JoeyWheels:
I agree. This is by far my favorite rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jeffc0713:
I have the s3 running this rom by far the best I hope he come out with 1 for the note 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] BaronLager:
I've been using JellyBomb, but I'm going to try out Wicked.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] deadrage78:
update

Ok i just wanted to add this screen of my battery life and to be fair i haven't used it heavy today, pretty light. A lot of texting a few phone calls about 30 minutes total and medium facebook/twitter use. Today was a busy day at work so not much time to play but i am still impressed with the battery life.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cjmiller4848:
Until recently i was on Strong Steve's odexed blue and switched wicked's while Steve was hosting to jelly bean. Both Roms are from team venum and both offer great visuals and features. I would advise anyone to try both Roms and decide for yourself.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dazednconfused:
Thank you all, glad your liking the rom. Always good to hear some nice feedback.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wesl8284:
Please help with the "Updater"

Hi,

I am new to this rom and the Galaxy SIII. I come from a rooted Epic. I flashed this rom and so far I am loving it. I have two questions:

1. I read the entire Wicked Thread and I saw a lot of talk about the updater. I honestly don't know what the updater is and I am asking if someone could please explain it or point me in the right direction.

2. The background/wallpaper that the rom came with was awesome, but I tried a couple more. Now I want to go back to that background (the one that looks like snake skin, but can't find it anywhere. It shows up on certain apps but I would like it on my home screen. Thanks in advance!

wesl8284
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dazednconfused:
Check your Pm. I tried to explain it the best that i could.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wesl8284:
Thanks!

You did Wicked! The rom amazes me as much as all your support. This is probably the friendliest rom forum around.

Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] averyboots:
Same issue..

Can you send me the explanation of how to get that back as well!? I did the same thing! Also, are we able to change the bottom 5 apps that float each screen?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] .Bambino:
Heard this ROM has a lot of mods. I'm going to have to try it out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dazednconfused:
Both default wallpapers are in post #2 of the rom thread. On Apex you can change the dock icons, but I don't think in twlauncher you can.?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bluv4eva:
I'm going have to give this ROM a try!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dazednconfused:
I'll have v1.1 up tomorrow if you want to wait.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 1brainsurgeon:
Thanks OP for taking the time to turn some others on to this masterpiece. Dazed's attention to detail really is a rare find. :thumbup:

Sent from my SPH-L710 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] danielcode10:
installing it right now
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] puff601:
been rockin this rom since the s2. still getting used to the s3.

you can change the dock icons by:

1 press and hold app icon to add app to homescreen

2 drag app icon over the dock icon you want to replace

it won't allow you to add icon from the app list directly to the dock, you have to add it to the homescreen first
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LiquidSilver88:
wicked sensations!!!

I loved this rom so much I had my girlfriend instal it on her AT&T SGS3! She was stuck on CM10 until she got a hold of her phone running this rom!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nunuhodge:
HELP

please pm me too because its not letting me download from kuban updater
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mightymike889:
Will the nexus be sold just online or in stores like staples or best buy?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mg2380:
This^

I have a 12 hour flight on the 14th (need this to kill some time). It would be awesome if I could pick this up at a retail store on the 13th....
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b4silver:
It will be sold at Walmart. But I doubt it will be available for the day of.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] James-NC:
The Nexus 7 was being sold off store shelves a week before I got mine from Google that was pre-ordered on day one of the release.I will be buying from a store this time if for no other reason than quick replacement or return if things don't work out.I will have to check with the local Office Depot or Wally world and see if they have dates on there supple.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] julio3h:
At Walmart the same day, but only the 32 GB version.

Hopefully Gamestop get both versions :/
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Techie2012:
Where did you see this information?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] garciaw:
Google blog http://googleblog.blogspot.com.br/2012/10/nexus-best-of-google-now-in-three-sizes.html at the end of the article:
[HTC One X+] BillTheCat:
Howdy, guys. Been sort of lurking here thinking about upgrading to the 1X+ when it becomes available. I'm presently an Inspire owner (previously owned an HD2 and before that a TyTNII) and prefer HTC's build quality, but the Galaxy IIIs is very tempting. What troubles me about the 1X+ is that it does not have any other battery options, an aspect where I felt the Inspire was flawed, and this is even worse. As we know, even the best quality batteries start to go bad after a time (which is happening to my Inspire now...), and that time is long after the warranty expires. So what worries me is that HTC has designed what stacks up to be a disposable phone.

Wondering if any of you guys can comment on HTC's new 'closed architecture' approach in general, and what options you'd suggest for me looking down the road - not just HTC but other vendors also. I'm not in a rush, but I do have the option to upgrade now, so I'd appreciate hearing your thoughts since I don't keep up on the latest-and-greatest phone tech.

Thanks in advance!
[HTC One X+] Sharpshooterrr:
What's wrong with having the battery replaced even after the warranty period? I'm sure it won't cost a lot.
[HTC One X+] BillTheCat:
Unless you're an HTC technician, you have no basis for this statement. How can you have any idea at all what it costs to open and replace components in a phone that we haven't even seen yet? How do you even know if the battery is replaceable at all? Please don't speculate without hard facts.
[HTC One X+] jngtt:
Opening a unibody is going to be hard work and tricky, battery replacement should be possible, not impossible. I would wait just to see if the bootloader becomes unlocked and development gets rolling. I would like to stick with htc because i like sense, if i was into ASOP look, htc would have been never on my list. currently the way HTC is going, their phones is getting harder and harder to develop. and we wonder why samsung is selling like hotcakes. i say wait and see
[HTC One X+] BillTheCat:
My point exactly. Another term for 'hard work and tricky' is 'expensive'. I also like Sense and found that I spent more time trying to get an AOSP ROM to behave like it, that it just wasn't worth it and went back to Virtuous Infinity. I don't necessarily need a 'custom' ROM, only one that enables me to remove CIQ and I can then go about freezing the apps I don't want or need. But if it turns out that the bootloader can't be unlocked, then the G3S looks pretty good, unless there are any other suggestions out there or if anyone has "insider information" about upcoming HTC phones that return to their original open architecture.
[HTC One X+] hello00:
either get the nexus 4 or just wait..personally i would wait..i currently own an hox 32gb
[HTC One X+] AndroHero:
Unless you intend to keep your phone for an extensive amount of time, the battery should not be an issue. These batteries are tested for hundreds of thousand of charges before the performance starts to degrade. Thats like charging your phone 10 times a day for 3 years ;)
[HTC One X+] Sharpshooterrr:
Here's a hard fact: Original HTC One X's battery is replaceable and it costs roughly $80 to have it professionally replaced as per HTC's official service center from my area. You can also look up Youtube videos on replacing HOX's battery.

Given that HOX and HOX+'s external design looks almost identical and both don't have exterior screws in them, one can conclude that the only way the HOX+ can be pried open is the exact same way it is done on the HOX.

You're right, I don't know for sure if the HOX+'s battery is replaceable unless I'm a HTC technician, but based on the above hard fact and the reasonably logical analysis, I think it's safe enough to speculate that the battery of the basically souped-up version of the HOX can actually be replaced.
[HTC One X+] BillTheCat:
Your 'hard facts' and 'logical analysis' + 'speculation' = sheer conjecture. I'll wait it out to see for myself. Granted, it would make sense for HTC to leverage their existing production design, but I've lived long enough to know not to make such assumptions.
[HTC One X+] flashypants:
The HOX was a doddle to open when I boosted the WiFi antenna by adding some tin (aluminium) foil to it. I didn't touch the battery but all it had on it was a head shield. I should think a spare should be very easy to replace.

I have the HOX+ and am delighted with it. Two days in a row I've had it on Power Save mode and not noticed any lag, both days have had 12+ hours of regular email + FB with roughly 33% left :D
[HTC One X+] deeznuts:
What exactly does the "Power Save" mode do? Thanks

---------- Post added at 01:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:34 PM ----------

Anyone hear yet on when this device will be out on ATT for USA? Can't find anything online, no leaks anywhere from my research. Trying to see if it will arrive here before the year is over :fingers-crossed:
[HTC One X+] jngtt:
Power Save Mode is really settings HTC profiled to save power, just like Beats for audio.

No word from AT&T, its like they are planning for a Thanksgiving Holiday release or later. There might be AT&T internal testing to install more bloatware, and certain upgrades to make the phone less developer friendly.
[HTC One X+] c5satellite2:
Came from Inspire as well, have the ATT One X currently and it is an awesome device. Batteries are replaceable, phone is really not too difficult to open if you wanted to do it yourself. Otherwise it is around $80 to have it serviced. I was concerned with the battery limitations initially as well, but it gets almost 2x the battery life as my Inspire with the slightly larger DHD battery in it. Never really worry about my battery life now. Bigger issue is the no sd card slot:mad:
[HTC One X+] flashypants:
Not exactly sure other than what has been said about an HTC profile but the way I see it - if HTC boast a 60% boost in power, and lets say power save halves the power usage maybe by limiting CPU speed, that's still 80% power of the original HOX. And with Buttery Smooth JB I really don't notice any lag so I leave it on the whole time.

On the very rare occasion I use a graphics heavy game, I'd disable Power Save to be safe but using games like Stickman Cliff diving and Bike Race it's fine.

This is just speculation without research, based simply on a few days use but thought I'd share...either way, Power Save makes the battery life EPIC!!
[HTC One X+] arz:
as far as i know you can leave the powersave on all the time. i played some nfs most wanted and fifa and didn't notice any lags (at least if you don't have a ton of apps open. "cheaper" games won't even lag if you have a bunch of apps open in the background.

in my experience it does give more cpu power if it's really needed...what it does that you will notice is: it keeps the screen slightly dimmer then in normal-mode (if you have auto brightness acivated).
[HTC One X+] deeznuts:
Since i don't have an HOX+ yet i thought maybe in the manual or when you tap the button to enable powersave it would give you a message saying exactly what it does? If not then why even have it as an option? Why wouldn't it ALWAYS just be turned on to save power? Just curious on what restrictions it puts in place to "save power" and figured it would explain this in the manual or somewhere?