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[myTouch 4G Android Development] JG:
This is gr8 news !Hopefiully someone can get going on this ,it can benefit not just the Glacier,but other devices as well that already have a fully working JB minus wifi calling.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Seminoles:
From what I have seen and read on my HTC One S it is built into the frame work on JB so way above what I know good luck.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] elginsk8r:
im gonna look into this and see what i can do
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Synthetic.Nightmare:
I'm thinking the setting could be added in way that is similar to this:

https://github.com/SyNtheticNightma...mmit/bfac7c05daab9f6294f7419ea6173c4a1c569092

Though I don't know the exact name of the package for the wi-fi calling settings... I'd need to decompile it to find that out (unless you know another way, I'm not too familiar with apks). I could also try whipping up an icon for this if you need one.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] elginsk8r:
have you looked at this at all? http://code.google.com/p/the-ims-open-source-project-for-android/
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Mazamuda:
Nice Find!!! I +1'd it :P
[myTouch 4G Android Development] elginsk8r:
i saw it a while back, but have yet to try implementing into into a build or anything.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] mattlowry:
i compared this to ics wifi calling zip and none of the libs from ics zip is in the jb zip
[myTouch 4G Android Development] KiethS:
Sorry for a late reply (haven't had the T-Mobile Galaxy Note 2 (SGH-T889) so long...

Wifi Calling settings are located under Settings / More settings /

And includes two items: Wi-Fi Calling (this is to enable/disable with a check box), and, Wi-Fi Calling Settings (This offers Connection Preferences [Wi-Fi Preferred / Wi-Fi Only / Cellular Preferred}, and, Help)

For reference, the above menu structure/selections are based on Stock F/W 4.1.1, Build Number JRO03C.T889UVALL4
[myTouch 4G Android Development] IlPapu:
Is this still a work in progress or has it died?
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Deleted member 4152895:
it sure died.. adding wifi calling to JB has been a task for over a year..no dev has been able ot make this work...so sad.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] SurvivorZer0:
Try groove IP....its a Google voice app
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Dragonswithin:
+1 have used groove ip for a long time., well every time I don't pay my bill anyway and I need to make a call on wifi.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] N_otori0us_:
I use ePhone by Comwave. lol. You get a specific number. And I dont have a working sim card anyways :P, so I made whatsapp with a textplus number lol
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] voltairejohn:
I think the CM10 Jellybean rom 4.1.2. is stable enough for daily use. Packed with A1 Kernel 1.7.4b build pushes the tab's performance more, due to the GPU overclocking . The issue i found so far is that the MTP does not work, even when the MTP setting is clicked, updating the drivers, uninstalling the device from device manager, and installing again. When re-flahsed using the default CM10 4.1.2 Beta4, MTP is working fine again.

Anyone has any fix for this ?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] omid.bibak:
hi dude

I've had your problem but I do it.

do this:

1 put your tab on MTP mode in storage in setting

2 attach ure tab on computer

3 go Control Panel\Hardware and Sound\Devices and Printers you can find your device.

be lucky dude

if have Q ask Im at your service

sorry because of my bad english
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] voltairejohn:
Hi There, thank you for your time in replying. Appreciate that. I did check the control panel , printers sounds setting, but all i can see is the Samsung Android Device (modem) nothing else. There are no undefined hardware in my control panel.

I do transfer right now file to and from my 10.1 through Wifi Explorer Pro. A bit slow, but it works.

Probably, i will flash a CM10 kernel, or revert back to the CM10 Beta 4 and wait for A1 Kernel probably to notice this issue.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] voltairejohn:
By the way, anyone who can post to XDA on A1 kernel p7500 regarding this issue? My account is so weak it's only limited to Q/A Forum and general facts.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] linuxson:
Issue with Play Store - Jelly Bean ROM

Hi

First off, I flashed my GTP7500 Galaxy Tab 10.1 with the new JB ROM after having had issues with getting applications to update/download from Play Store. I tried everything before flashing, from deleting and re-adding my back-up account, to flushing the app cache and downgrading the Play Store app to an earlier version. Nothing worked. Then when I flashed the new JB ROM, I accidently used the WiFi-only version. Everything worked fine, I just didn't have 3G. So I went back to the drawing board and flashed the correct version, using TWRP's version. Now, I am back to square one with Play Store not downloading/updating any apps. The progress bar just scrolls, and then eventually times out. My only question is, why would it work without any hassles in the Wifi-ONLY version, but not in both the official release of ICS and un-official JB? Could someone please help me with this, as I have absolutely no more answers left

Thanx
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] phantom kid:
Gallery issue

I have an issue, the gallery cant detect pics that were moved using root explorer.

So this is what happened:

1. downloaded some images via browser (all downloaded images are in download folder in root)

2. grouped all of them in a folder via root explorer (all downloaded images are in download/foldername

3. opened the gallery, it cannot find that folder, and shows a album called "download" with the pictures except they are all blank(black icons).

Can anyone verify﻿ this and if anyone has a fix for this pls tell me thx.

I wanted to use multilive wallpaper so i need downloaded pics grouped for separate homescreens... not using gallery will cause slow downs...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] phantom kid:
polaris office does not work

y doesnt polaris office work on this rom?
[HTC One X+] vsnlweb:
So I got my One X+ today and must say that I am pretty confused. Check the pics... Can you tell what's missing
[HTC One X+] InflatedTitan:
No lol? What's missing?
[HTC One X+] CheesyNutz:
In before the lock

i can tell your in the WRONG forum
[HTC One X+] johnbyebye:
What's missing is good battery life. :silly:
[HTC One X+] vsnlweb:
No screen on stats...
[HTC One X+] Warren87:
That makes two of us.
[HTC One X+] vsnlweb:
That really doesn't make sense to take that out though... Are they trying to say hey my battery sucks so we gonna make it so you can't confirm it... Lol
[HTC One X+] s1l3nt:
it's missing root
[HTC One X+] McMichael96:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but their isn't a HTC One X+ forum yet so where else would he post it? lol
[HTC One X+] DvineLord:
HTC One X+
[HTC One X+] CheesyNutz:
you would be wrong
[HTC One X+] 18th.abn:
Ohh crap, I that I was in the One X forum
[HTC One X+] sinco54:
Bwaaahahahahahahaa. Lmao

posted from my Motorola startac...
[HTC One X+] PeartFan40:
This is not getting locked...Why should the OP suffer a consequence for other people's stupidity? Please, leave the Moderating to me. These types of responses are exactly what gets flame wars going. If you can not be respectful, do not post your thoughts. :rolleyes:

Consider yourself corrected. ;) There is a One X+ Forum, as indicated in DvineLord's reply. :thumbup:

And your point to this post would be? Lemme answer that for you...There is no point to this, and quite frankly, my patience is wearing thin with this business of obnoxious replies, simply because someone misposted a thread.

^^^This....Let this be an example of how to assist another member. :thumbup:

Let me make one thing perfectly clear...I am no longer taking the soft approach to disrespectful, obnoxious, or uneccessary BS. I've tried the whole "gentle" approach, and that ship has sailed. From now on, those who participate in this type of conduct will suffer the consequences. TBH, acting a fool is far worse a problem than misposting a thread. :rolleyes::banghead:

Thread Moved.

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"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice"
[HTC One X+] AndroHero:
I respectfully disagree. Rules are rules and all violations of the rules should be delt with in the same way.

@OP i would be happy to help you but you question is a bit cryptic. I'm not sure what your actuall question is.
[HTC One X+] PeartFan40:
Let's take a look at this perspective...

For obvious reasons, I can't discuss staff policy, but we take several considerations when dealing with a violation. History, seriousness of the violation, attitude, etc. are all key factors when dealing with a violation. XDA has members worldwide, speaking different languages, different age groups, etc., which is also a consideration. We also look at how a violation effects the community. Misposted threads for example, cause little more than an annoyance, so that type of violation is treated with guidance, not consequence. Converesely, someone who is using personal attacks, threats, vulgar language, berating, etc., is treated with harsher consequences because that type conduct affects the community in a negative way. In a nutshell, the consequences reflects the severity of the violation.

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[HTC One X+] vsnlweb:
There really wasn't a question. I was pointing out how HTC took out the screen on stats and was wondering why they would do something like that...
[HTC One X+] vsnlweb:
Honestly guys I didn't know there was a one X + forum. I checked a few days ago and didn't find one or just missed it. My apologies for the trouble.
[HTC One X+] PeartFan40:
This is a shot in the dark, but have you tried wiping battery stats, or checked settings to see if an alternate view is available? I'm probably way off, but it might be a caoibration issue.

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"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice"
[HTC One X+] AndroHero:
It shows your screen on stats in image 3 :confused:
[HTC One X+] PeartFan40:
I think you responded to the wrong quote. :confused:

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[HTC One X+] Lloir:
OHEY peart! you get around don't ya? also he's on about in the OP where image 3 show's the bat stats and usage
[HTC One X+] AndroHero:
lol I'm not with it today. Sorry:crying:
[HTC One X+] PeartFan40:
Hey man! Yes, I'm a wh*re, I know...:p

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"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice"
[HTC One X+] PeartFan40:
It happens man. No worries. ;)

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[HTC One X+] vsnlweb:
Nope that's it... Usually in Android you get how much total on screen time is. But with this you only get the graph. Not cool :mad:
[HTC One X+] AndroHero:
I assume it is done like this because, it's easer to see what apps are using the most battery. The amount of battery the screen uses when on, is irrelevent for battery saving as It is never going to change . If you get what i mean :confused: lol

*Edit* infact scratch that, what i said does not make sence :p a lower brightness level would reduce the amount of battery the screen would use when on. ignore me
[HTC One X+] meowtown:
Shut up your a worthless moderator...

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Do something right for once...your the type of person that drives person away from this site
[HTC One X+] PeartFan40:
Not a good way to start your membership. Check your inbox. Time for a puppy check.

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[HTC One X+] PapaDocta:
HTC removed it even in the latest jelly bean update in the HTC one x.
[HTC One X+] pokedroid:
This gives me a very large sad :(
[HTC One X+] celticking:
Think I saw new wallpapers and skins in the videos of this phone. Anyone mind uploading it somewhere?

Sent from my EVO
[HTC One X+] vsnlweb:
I haven't really noticed them... I will check and let you know...
[HTC One X+] mistbow:
Very often reboots when testing Quadrant Standart (((
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack Jake:
What would be a good ROM for my Captivate? Like good battery usage, greate UI, all the other great stuff that we dream about
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robm1911:
Good, great, awesome, is all in the eye of the beholder. These type of questions get locked pretty quick so before it does let me just say try a few different ROMs and see what you and your device likes best.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3fingersalute:
I tried hellybean, it was ok but I didn't see any huge advantages to it. Next I tried slimbean and was very impressed with it except for the latest update (2.9) knocked the gallery out of commission for me and I haven't been able to find a solution to correct it so I'm going to move on to something else.

They're easy enough to install that I'd say just throw one of the more popular ones on and use it for a few days and if you don't like it move on to another one until you find one that makes you giggly. :silly:
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonalobo:
in my eyes.. helly bean is awesome.!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JoeCastellon:
I liked helly bean a lot (was my first ROM actually) but for some reason it lags a LOT on my Captivate. The nightly cyanogenmod ROMs are much more fluid for me.

I'm still struggling some with battery life but I'm hoping to fix that with Better Battery Stats. :)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alabarym:
LaNight extreme butter project with sephi theme.

extreme smooth, battery friendly AOSP ROM.

highly recommended.
[Asus Transformer TF700] uwotm8:
As title says, which one would you prefer. I'm on 4.1.1 so I won't be able to flash nvflash with my asus infinity. How big is the risk for me to unlock then install cleanrom?
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
If you do it right, no risk really, (maybe .1%, but this come with anything). I have been testing like uninstall/reinstall/reformat/switching internal memory to sdcard/downgrade/upgrade/incremental upgrade/flashing kernels about at least 20 times and mine is running top notch.
[Asus Transformer TF700] uwotm8:
and you don't have nvflash? I'm just debating whether or not to unlock it, because once I do I can't really sell it to get the nexus 10. I feel like the nexus 10 will have more dev support over the years...however I will stick with the tf700 if it performs better than the n10 with cleanmod and with an overclock
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
I agree it's low or no risk...

Although don't do it just because.

If you really are trying to talk yourself into a Nexus then it might be better to leave the TFI as is.

Are you happy overall with the TF700T?

Coming from the ground up
[Asus Transformer TF700] uwotm8:
it's not as smooth as I had hoped it to be but I heard cleanmod fixes this.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
Yes, CleanRom and Clemsyn and data2sd really make this thing worth more than $500. I'm very happy with it. When I first purchased the device, my wife and kids refused to use it due to performance and broswer, now they're fighting to grab it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] wctaylor79:
I am personally running clean and oc and it is awesome, but hard to compare to something that no one has in their hands. If you are unsure just wait. check out the 10 then go from there. my decision to unlock was based on the external sd and dock. Nexus will have options too , but I decided to hang on to my 700 and getting my kids nexus 7's for xmas so I will have some nexus fun too... :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Yep,

I have to say with CleanROM and the newest Clemsyn's I no longer consider my TFI a clunker...
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
The biggest risk is that any future hardware failure will be very expensive for you (if you want a working TF700 back).
[Asus Transformer TF700] mike216:
I'm on paranoid Android with Clemsyn's CM10 based kernel. No data to sd and I love it! Super fast. My tablet feels rock solid. I don't understand why some complain about build quality. I love the slim sexy look. Can't wait to get my micro sd to try data to sd. Hearing how awesome it is will make this thing crazy good. I wouldn't own a tablet or phone I couldn't hack on. I love development and it's quickly turned into my favorite hobby the past couple years
[Asus Transformer TF700] Crizthakidd:
i dont like mine at all and want a nexus 10. i shoudlnt have to unlock void this and the other i just want something that works. i do a lot of flashing on my htx one x to get it where it "should be" while all my friends just buy their ipad 4 and have zero things to do on them, just use them as intented. i stick to android because i need it to do a load more than iOS can give me but damn sometimes i wish google would just make a stable version. oh wait. its called a nexus 10. lol and theres no luck in selling these things. who knows about a transformer infinity ? resale value is low >_>
[Asus Transformer TF700] Snah001:
This is Engadget's verdict about the Nexus 10:

"At under $400, the Nexus 10 is a compelling package, but despite that display it can't quite muster best-in-class performances across the charts. In fact, other than a relative lack of resolution (1,920 x 1,200 vs. this guy's 2,560 x 1,600) the Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 is, we think, an overall better package. It's thinner, lighter, faster, has a much better camera, offers better battery life (particularly if you opt for the keyboard dock) and, frankly, we'd take the brightness and contrast of that 600 nit, Super IPS+ panel over this one with its extra pixels.

What does ASUS's offering lack? Well, Android 4.2 for one thing, but as we've shown above you're just an aftermarket keyboard app away from getting the best that has to offer right now. And, the Nexus 10 does have a lower starting price of $399 for a 16GB model. The cheapest we were able to find the TF700 currently is $477 -- but that's for 32GB, so it's actually $20 cheaper than the 32GB Nexus 10. Plus, the TF700 offers expandable storage.

The Nexus 7 impressed us on nearly every front. What few flaws there were we more than forgave thanks to its bargain-basement price. At $400 to $500, the Nexus 10 is actually on par with many other 10-inch Android competitors -- even a little more expensive than some -- and, with average performance in most areas and sub-par battery life, it's relying on that incredibly high resolution and fresh Android build to set it apart. Sadly, neither is enough to distance this tablet from the competition.

The resolution is indeed quite nice but in many ways, the Super IPS+ panel on the ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 is even nicer, and other than that new keyboard there's nothing much in Android 4.2 to get excited about right now. Of course, the true beauty of the Nexus line is that when 4.3 rolls around this slate will be the first to get it, and that is certainly worth something. But is it worth enough to make up for this tablet's other shortcomings?"

So go and buy a Nexus 10 and be happy :cool:
[Asus Transformer TF700] BarryH_GEG:
First, it sounds like the OP already has a TF700. For someone that's going to have to take a loss to get a N10 the question of which to get is different than someone just looking to buy a tablet. It also depends on what OP does with his tablet. The one place where the N10 will blow anything else out there away is gaming. Teg3 is a fifteen month old 40nm A9 chip and in the TF700 it's running at its maximum resolution output. The Mali in the N10 has 2/3 more memory bandwidth and that's huge. For consumption, browsing, and utility type stuff it doesn't make sense to go from a TF700 to a N10.

For someone looking for a new tablet unless they need the keyboard, extended battery life, Super IPS display, and expandable storage it makes no sense to buy a TF700 over a N10. The N10's designed by Google and built by Samsung so it will run well out of the box, be built well, have great service and support, and be updated regularly well in to the future. And it costs less too.

And 95% of people buying a tablet don't know what a bootloader is so what they get out of the box is what they're going to have to live with. To get competitive performance out of the TF700 you guys on this forum have done some of the best work I've seen on XDA. But at the end of the day your $499 tablet costs $649 ($499+$100 SquareTrade for voiding warranty+$50 Class 10 SD card for data2SD to fix read/write issues) which is almost the same price as the most expensive tablet available: the 64GB iPad. And even after that it doesn't have 5GHz dual-channel Wi-Fi, BT4.0, Glonass-support, NFC, and other more modern features. So for a non-XDA audience not needing or wanting the TF700's extra features they'll have a far better experience with a stock N10.

Without unlocking, rooting, and risking file corruption the TF700's performance isn't really competitive. Here's a stock TF700 on the latest JB update vs. a stock Note 10.1 on yesterday's JB release. I can't imagine the N10 in final shippable form on pure 4.2 won't at least match the Note's performance. And if someone applied the same SQL tweaks and other things you've guys have had to do to the Note 10.1 the vast difference in stock performance would carry through when looking at them tweaked vs. tweaked. The difference being no one's done it because it's not necessary. And you know the dev community for the N10 will be huge and they'll be able to get a lot more out of the N10 matching or exceeding your gains over stock.

So which to pick depends on whether someone's willing to heavily modify their device to make it perform well, whether more modern features matter, how big a deal the non-expandable storage is on the N10, and how important Asus' unique features are. There’s really no one-size-fits-all answer if you’re being objective.
[Asus Transformer TF700] micaman:
^^^^This^^^^^

It basically boils down to what features will end out being most important to you in your day to day use.

I too seroiusly considered ditching the TF700 for the N10 but when I weighed out the benifits of the N10 compared to what I would be sacrifing I just could not get myself to pull the trigger.

I can not count the amount of times I have had to turn on that super ips switch and slide it to Max. The benifit of the N10's higher resolution and faster processor would be moot in this situation if I cant veiw the display.
[Asus Transformer TF700] duarian:
I myself am considering switching to a GNote 10.1 from my t700. Gaming and just the I/o in general seems more smooth on the note. Just sucks its such an expensive tablet for what you get.

I am worried about unlocking, because even with a square trade warranty once your manufacture warranty is void, so I'd your squaretrade. Also your square trade does not go into effect until the year on your regular warranty...so if your unlocked I guess you better hope you don't have an issue for the first year
[Asus Transformer TF700] aznmode:
Nice read. OP wondering what you've decided with. I'm stuck too. Love the form factor of the t700 with keyboard but I feel its very outdated processor. N10 is a beast when it comes to gaming. Butter smooth.
[Asus Transformer TF700] EraVulgaris:
I am on the fence as well and I am an android noob with a stock TF700 plus dock still returnable at BB.

I have seen you here and in the Nexus 10 forum and was wondering if you bought one. I mostly browse and watch movies, so not sure if the TF700 is going to be to much for a starter noob like me. BarryH has some great points.

I chose Android to try and get away for all the proprietary issues with the Apple brand... I feel the walls closing in on that idea!

I would at least like to root and have some say over MY tablet and deny some of these insane permissions that are being asked.