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[T-Mobile LG G2x] Joe333x:
I picked up the G2x as a replacement for my mytouch 3g slide. It has had its down sides but i have enjoyed the dev community for it and cm has really made this device come to life. I just picked up the note 2 and it is BIG but i think i will get used to it. I will def. keep my G2x for a back up phone and also for a remote using Gmote. Thanks everyone its been a journey. I encourage everyone to NEVER buy another LG device i know i wont after this disaster.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] G2xHurts:
Eh don't say that, then you can't buy a nexus 4!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] justjackyl:
The AR-15 is a lightweight, 5.56 mm, magazine-fed, semi-automatic rifle, with a rotating-lock bolt, actuated by direct impingement gas operation or long/short stroke piston operation. It is manufactured with the extensive use of aluminum alloys and synthetic materials

A flat engine is an internal combustion engine with multiple pistons that move in a horizontal plane. Typically, the layout has cylinders arranged in two banks on either side of a single crankshaft and is sometimes known as the boxer, or horizontally opposed engine. The concept was patented in 1896 by engineer Karl Benz. It should not be confused with the opposed-piston engine, in which each cylinder has a piston at both ends and no cylinder head.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Joe333x:
I would never buy a phone with out a removable sd card or removable battery.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] FatalityBoyZahy:
Another pointless thread. Cool story bro.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] iArtisan:
Good luck cuz that's where phones are headed.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Core Memory:
Blame Apple.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] redmonke255:
And the invention of cloud storage.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] cricketAC:
And that the coming of Adam then Eve in this world.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] khanh1289:
If you believe in evolution, then apes
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Core Memory:
Cloud storage too because the cell service providers can make insane amounts of money from data use.
[HTC One X] dan.kels.r:
Flashable zip for Android 4.2 Jellybean GAPPS. This thing is like 150mb! i have it successfully working on official CM10 rom for HOX and GNex! and it has a working 4.2 camera in the mix as well with working photosphere. I take no credit in making this, just sharing what i have found.

http://phandroid.com/2012/11/06/android-4-2-gapps-package-download/
[HTC One X] SleemLDJ:
Does your camera FC? Mine does and I don't know what to do about it.
[HTC One X] JaxzTReaper:
Hi is there any chance this works on Stock ICS?

Thanks alot looking forward to some Jellybean on One X!
[HTC One X] pacifox:
Not work on ViperX 2.7.1 ...

EDIT: works en nightly CM10 but sphere stil FC (french phone)
[HTC One X] SleemLDJ:
if you have any of the gaaps FC'ing as you open them this is the solution.

Go to system>app folder and for camera and gallery especially. Look for

"GalleryGoogle" and rename it to "GalleryGoogle2".

If you have any other gapps FC'ing just add "2" to the end of its name.

Mine is now fine on CM10
[HTC One X] ruizit0:
anyone tryed on ICS to see what works or not ?
[HTC One X] ViktorN:
Sphere working on CM10?
[HTC One X] SleemLDJ:
Afraid not.
[HTC One X] amusedkid:
Does doing this make any sense? Curious....
[HTC One X] hugomc92:
Anyone have the camera full working with the photosphere??

And I've an issue when I want to make a video, it's like the image get bigger, wider... its annoying... thanks
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hmf_x5:
Hi,

I am using my N7 most of the time with my Galaxy S2 as a mobile hotspot. On The S2 I have a data limit of 3 GB per months. On the S2 I use 3G Watchdog to measure the traffic. This is great to see when I will get over my limit and it also shows me how much of this traffic was used by WIFI Tethering (which unfortunately this is much, much more than I thought). But of course it doesn't show me which apps on the tethered device used the traffic and to make things even more complicated, I also use my Transformer Prime sometimes on this Hotspot, which makes the situation even more intransparent

So, I am searching for an app to install on my N7 and on my TF201 which measures the net traffic and especially shows which apps cause the most traffic, BUT ONLY when the tablet is using the S2 Hotspot. Has anyone seen such an app ?

Thanks,

Hermann
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Billchen0014:
The system one tracks All the WiFi usage, and since Android can't tell whether you're using a hotspot or mobile hotspot, I doubt if there's an app as such.

Also this is probably more attention grabbing in the Zappa and themes section of the n7 I think
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Righteous Joe:
I read the courts reviewed the ruling of phones being legal to root, but then judged that Tablets were a different story. I heard that with tablets to legally be able to root, you have to contact the manufacturer and get permission per ruling. I know this is bogus to many people, and most of you here I assume wouldnt care either way what the courts rule. So this thread is about the legality of the issue, not really meant for debate. I just want to know if it is considered legal to root the Nexus 7, is it allowed?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsmyth:
Where did you read this? Doesn't sound right to be honest, not sure how rooting a tablet would differ in a legal sense from rooting a phone, they are near enough the same device after all. Ultimately it is

your

device that you own so you are free to do with it as you wish, its not as if you're rooting will have a major impact on anyone else. Unless you are caught installing pirate apps which would be considered as illegal.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Glod:
Writing "I read [...]" and then not following up with a source means you completely lack credibility

Maybe you are referring to the decision cited in these sources

http://www.theverge.com/2012/10/25/3556740/copyright-dmca-jailbreak-unlock-mod-ruling

https://www.federalregister.gov/art...pyright-protection-systems-for-access-control

Take your time and read these sources

Also take your time to read up on material by senior xda members on the difference between rooting your device and unlocking your bootloader. It basically renders your "illegal to root" statement completely invalid.

Moving back to the Nexus 7, although the ruling is vague as #@!$ when it comes to tablets, your not forcibly breaking open the bootloader; its practically an on/off switch on the N7--Google is not coming after you.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CrazyPeter:
The common belief that jailbreaking is legal is wrong. US Digital Millennium Copyright Act was challenged, and it was accepted that it's legal to "jailbreak" a device for the purpose of carrier unlock, but not for other purpose.

As most tablets don't have 3G and thus no carrier......
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] harise100:
Jailbreaking is illegal for iPad.

But unlocking and rooting a Nexus 7 is a whole different story. You don't need a exploit, thus you are not breaking any protection, that is why it is legal.

At least in the EU.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peterk-1:
There is a further distinction that can be drawn. In the case of an Android tablet it is using an OS that is in effect free of any restrictions - so you can "copy the book, change it and publish it, provided you acknowledge the source", contrast this with Microsoft and Apple ......sue,damages etc.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] najaboy:
You are incorrect good sir. The jaillbreaking exemption, which is no longer valid, didn't come about from a legal challenge. It was granted by the Librarian of Congress under the normal review process that takes place every three years. Furthermore, rooting phones for purposes of installing and operating legally obtained software is also exempted.

To address the OP, there's a lot of FUD going around about rooting tablets. The factual reality is that absolutely nothing at all has changed. Rest assured that, contrary to the sensationalism from some, the sky is in no danger of falling.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] issak42:
If rooting a tablet (tablet computer) is illegal, then why don't we get only user account on windows (Administrator account locked) and when we install Ubuntu, why are we not only provided with our user folder and don't have access to anything else? It's exactly the same. I don't know why Android, as basically another one of oh-so-many Linux distros would be the only one, where you are not aloud to access root folders? Linux is open source, and it is your right to be provided with root access.

And since the purpose of root on Android is not installing cracked apps (you can sideload them with enabling 'outer sources'), I see absolutely no reason, why wouldn't it be legal.

Is editing your BIOS settings on PC legal? Again, I don't see why different rules would apply to desktop then to smaller version of PC (which smartphones pretty much are).

You bought the device, it's yours. Even if you decide to take it to another carrier, you paid them, you accepted the contract, you pay penalty in case you cancel the contract sooner. Just because I bought a car in Germany, doesn't mean it's suddenly illegal to drive it in Slovenia.

iOS is different issue. It's not open source, but again I don't see why jailbreaking would be illegal. Of course, installing cracked apps is different, but that's illegal anywhere.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Podunks:
This kind of garbage bugs be to no end... If I buy product A, then I should be able to do what ever I want to product A how ever I want, in regards to electronics. I bought the device, and no judge is going to tell me I can not unlock/root/etc it.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gnustomp:
Just ignore...how many movies/apps have you pirated...?

Most Android OEMs LET us root. No judge can change that, nor the open-source nature of Android as an operating system.

(Most) GNU/Linux distributions do allow us to login as the root user. Rooting an Android device is the same concept as logging on as root on GNU/Linux. It's there, you're welcome to use it, but don't blame us if something goes wrong.

---------- Post added at 07:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:39 PM ----------

How many people that jailbroke their iOS devices have not installed pirated apps? Does anyone _actually_ care about the DMCA?

In other words, you can't stop a hacker.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AFAinHD:
You know what, comments like you piss me off. I have downloaded my fair share of music, but when it comes to apps I will not pirate them. These developers work their asses off to make a decent app and then put a .99 price tag on them, and you claim that that is too damn expecive? You aren't a hacker, your just a jerk. I have bought over 150 apps on the play store, and I will continue to support the developers that work oh so hard for so little.

Good day sir.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] I Am Marino:
No offense, but the overly white knight attitude is just as bad as the pirate attitude.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dinksmallwood:
when google comes after me for supporting their os with a law suit for changing my devices gui via root would be the end of days. So, yeah won't happen. sony and microsoft just ban people and their mac ip on their console i'd assume if they ever did do anything, they could ban you from market?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AFAinHD:
Im not trying to be a white knight, I don't care about pirating music and movies, because they are overpriced as hell, but app developers work very hard for something that they put a .99 cent price tag on. There is no reason why you should not support them.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kar10s:
Well I see at least one reason, (which of course is valid only to some apps, not all of them), and that is usualy true to big games only:

- how long have you today to request reffunds for apps you do not like / want / can not use? 15 minutes? or is it even shorter time now? (I do not know how it is now, sorry, I only use free/ad-supported apps now)

- how long does it takes for you to download 2GB of app data? For me it is definitly a LOT longer time that 15 minutes...

- which one of these (above mentioned) apps offer some kind of trial or limited demo or something? How can you try such apps to find out whether you like it or not ?

Can you see the reason for why not to support such apps? Or at least in the first place? Of coure that it is better (for many reasons) to buy the app in the end if you like it. But you can not tell that if you can not evaluate it.

And you are wrong that these apps cost lest than $1 and thus are cheap (or at least I understand that this was something you were triing to say), most of such apps cost $5-$15, and that can be realy a lot of money if you are not from US, just because you earn $15 per hour does not mean everyone does, there are countries where people works whole day or even week for $15.

Oh, and just to be clear: I do not thing that pirating software is good thing, but sometimes it is the only way how to evaluate something. And you should be allowed do do that, right? Or would you buy a car without (at least) triing to sit in it?

All right, all right, we can just preted that the apps (or game or music or anything) which looks like we want (or need) it does not exists, but to be honest: Can you realy do that? Especially when there is no similar replacement? Or would you just happily pay any price the DEV asks, hoping that it will be usefull to you?

And one more thing:

Lot of people here is stating that court or local law or anyone forbids/encourages something - well this kind of information is totally useless if you forget to tell us in which country/region is that true.

And just to prove my point: there is a country that legaly allows downloading of audio files. Also there is a coutry that allows legaly to use pirated Operating system (namely that was true for Windows XP, not sure if they extended that somehow). Is that information usefull to you? I do not think so, unless you live there and in that case, you should already now...
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sgtpepper64:
I don't mean to derail the thread but since it's been brought up I wanted to address this quickly.

I'm going to try to do this without any self promotion.

It's funny that you say that. As a musician and songwriter who sells tracks at $.99 a piece (and have spent more money on recording equipment and music distribution to never break even), I beg to differ, and I don't have a band helping me out. I put out my albums for the cost of total tracks or maybe a dollar less for that "added value" feeling. Or I let people pay whatever they want thanks to my official online store giving me the ability to set that.

I'm not trying to start an argument or fight, but I just want to enlighten you on this point. Whether it's music or app development, creativity and hard thinking and writing\coding is involved. In both processes there is a lot of trial and error, time and money spent. The pricing of an app or a music track seems to be dependent on the value to the people as seen by the authors. Music seems more standardized whereas different apps will have different prices depending on what they do. But that does not mean there was any less effort or creativity put into music or films than an app. To offset the pirating a lot of musicians at least ask to recommend to friends in hopes that someone buys our tracks to help offset the cost of what we had to pay to put the music out there in the first place.

In the days of filesharing about 8 or so years ago I had downloaded some music. Those programs got old and died, and since then I have only bought CDs or used legal streaming services, typically from those artists I used to download music from. Now that my music is for sale in places I understand the arguments both in favor of free sharing and against it. There's a solution to both.

In either case, in the end we all just want to make even a little money for our creations. I don't think it's logical to suggest that music is overpriced because doesn't take as much effort as app development.

Back to your regularly scheduled programming....
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erica_renee:
This i totally agree with .This can stand for anything rather its music apps or even a drawing of a home done in Cad or even a book.. Think if you spend 2 years writing a Book. Then two days after its released you see it on a pirated site when its being retailed for 13.00 .While you have 2 years worth of bills piled up unpaid.Hoping the book sales. App developers often go thru this same thing. I like most everyone else did download some music in the past.NO longer would I do so . Never software and never reading material. Now if its not legal its not coming in our home or on my devices..If its to expensive the author or developer did not want to sell it.

Bottom line is support the people who Create the things that make your life enjoyable and easier to live. They wanna make ends meet to.. But its not really about the money its about what is right and wrong..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sirknave:
Last week I successfully rooted, unlocked my bootloaded and loaded the touchwiz 4.1 ROM. Because the GPS wasn't working and some other fairly bothersome glitches I decided to flash a different ROM, wanted to try CM10. Unfortuneatly, I didn't "read carefully" and just jumped in, trying to replicate my past success by following similar steps. So I booted into recovery to wipe and begin anew.

I used the native recovery, which I've now seen was a bad idea and should have used CWM but I don't know how to install CWM now because I can't load the OS. I originally used Casual to root and help me install 4.1 touchwiz on my Verizon GS3. After factory reset I attempted to install CM10 from the SD card and got the below mentioned error. My phone is stuck. I can only access the native recovery or ODIN mode (I have a mac so I can't use ODIN and Heimdall doesn't seem to want to play nice. Please help!! I need my phone for... life. I'm happy going back to stock if I need to but I'd love to run CM10.

"Verifying update package...

E:failed to verify whole-file signature

E:signature verifaction failed

Installation aborted"
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BiasedThunder:
I'd say your best bet is to get all of the ODIN parts and see if a friend has a PC with windows on it you can use for a bit. I dont know of another way.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] HHF2:
As far as I know, you will have to flash stock image back with Odin, I don't think anything is ready for the Mac yet. I will be glad when it is, I have 1 as well.

If you don't have any other options, use Boot Camp and Odin will work fine.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sirknave:
Thank you all. Using a friends pc and Odin I was able to flash 4.1 touchwiz but I wasn't able to flash a recovery and keep root.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] voodoomanx:
Now that you have a working device, reroot, install cwm from play store and then make a nandroid backup and flash away. Also,be sure to back up for imei . happy flashing
[HTC Wildfire S] R.ThierryHOX:
Hi,

Can i install the stock rom of the Htc Desire C on my Htc Wildfire S?

Thanks

regards
[HTC Wildfire S] sukhjit321:
NO. Both are different phones with different processor's and configurations.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mautz001:
Hey Guys,

just got my new Note 2 yesterday.

Installed TWRP via the Note2 Toolkit, flashed some rom, always worked.

But (I dont know if its bug or my mistake) when I try to wipe data, system, cache and dalvik, my Internal Memory is just empty and formatted. I do NOT try to wipe Media partition or sth like that just the first 4 options on the "Wipe" Screen.

Then I try to install ROM from Internal - but theres only one TWRP Folder left... :(
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] johnnyhii:
Hi,

I have Samsung galaxy Y GT-S5360 don't have any chinese language on S5360XXLA2 Firmware.

Can i flash the other country or asia stock firmware ?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raymasky:
Ok..so I connected my Atrix to a cheap car charger without a surge protector, and I guess it conked off and gave my Atrix the full 12volt treatment instead of 5v. The phone went off and its not powering on. Whenever I connect it to a charger the only thing that comes on is the green LED and that too at a level.of brightness I've never seen before. If I put a charged battery in the phone, the backside of the phone heats up and gets hot iin a matter of minutes. I took the phone to my local phone repair Guy and he told me that it's most probably the power IC that has blown up ...but can't be replaced individually coz it's sealed to the motherboard..so I will have to replace the whole motherboard. Is this true? Because I've seen Ads on the internet for standalone Atrix Power ICs. Doesnt make sense to replace the whole motherboard ..

I'd rather buy a new phone instead. Can someone suggest what to do? :(
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ravilov:
I think your service guy is most likely right and whatever ads you might have seen are false advertisement. Sorry.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raymasky:
Thank for your reply. You mean all these links are selling fake products?

http://www.globaldirectparts.com/Motorola-ATRIX-4G-MB860-Power-IC-p/mot1039590.htm

http://www.parts4repair.com/motorola-atrix-4g-mb860-at-t-power-managment-ic/

http://www.chinagadgetland.com/power-managment-ic-for-motorola-atrix-4g-mb860-p-10007338.html

http://www.casestores.com/motorola-atrix-4g-mb860-atampt-power-managment-ic_ p3052.html
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ravilov:
Well OK, those indeed seem to be genuine. But good luck replacing that on the motherboard. It's too tricky and risky and a lot of service centers won't even bother, since they can't charge enough for the effort to be worth it. This is also the biggest reason why the most common solution to this is simply replacing the entire board.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bergsport:
You'll also never solder a BGA device by hand. It's a machine fit when the rest of the surface mount parts are fitted.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] consolation:
You can solder BGA. You need a reflow station, or access to one.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raymasky:
Pardon my ignorance... But what is a reflow station?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ravilov:
Reflow station
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raymasky:
Lol. Thanks. There's no way I'm gonna get access to one of those.. So might as well give up on the phone. Thinking of the note 2 or the nexus 4 as my next phone. November 13th will tell...
[HTC One X] MohamadAli:
hey guys, my htc one x screen broke and sent it fir repair were they changed the screen obviously. I just got it back, and for some reason the screen is significantly brighter. And no i dont mean the screen brightness that can be adjusted.i mean the colors are brighter,1 like facebook is really light blue!! Any help?
[HTC One X] shadehh:
There are 3 different types of screens for the HoX. Some manufactured by sony, others by acer and the rest by sharp. Maybe that might be the case and there's no actual fix to that. Having experienced two type of screens.

I had the acer screen and my friend had either a sony or a sharp. We never checked, however, i can tell you that both were very nice.

While mine had whiter whites, his had much nicer, vibrant colors. Nothing to be butthurt over IMO.
[HTC One X] eltoffer:
how do you know the manufacturer?
[HTC One X] Wilks3y:
+1

Im curious to know who made such a bloody amazing screen !!!
[HTC One X] pushu.x:
+2

I'm also VERY curious. :what:

Sent from my HTC One X