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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] NoHousePhone:
I will try that. We did the mac id when I connected the airave.

It works for a little bit then I get the unable message.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] NoHousePhone:
Definitely will. I enjoy the samsung airave. I know this one is suppose to be better.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
sounds like its not correctly provisioning itself. Doesn't sound like a mac id issue, mine wouldn't work at all. Did you open any ports on your router? Router could be blocking some of the ports required for the airave to communicate with Sprint's servers, or some isps block VOIP ports in an effort to force you to buy their phone service.

message brought to u by my JellyBombed GalaxyS3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] NoHousePhone:
I have an old dlink router 615. It worked fine with my original Samsung airave. I am testing again. I exchanged the cable modem for a newer one. This modem is definitely faster but same quality of service score. According to the 8x8 voip test I can have more than 15 voip connections.

Thinking of getting a new router.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] blazerboy567:
My 2.5 drops data from 3g to 1x. My calls are not an issue.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] NoHousePhone:
So far so good. The new cable modem seem to do the trick so far. When data is concern. I am usually on wifi. Its quicker and uses less battery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] NoHousePhone:
I'm at work and my airave works just fine with the same modem. It must have been something with the network.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuartz:
Hy guys !

I want to begin android developpement but i don't find french tuto or french people who can help me , i don't know many things in android developpement but i've good knowing in informatique !

So please help :)

Sorry for bad english :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AzurA86:
tried everything i think

installed the apk, put data on both ogg and data folders installed chainfire and set quallcomm with hide ip thingy

still when i run it, it try to download data but then i get "a server error has occurred" immediately

what to do ?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] speedyjay:
Stop pirating games! Piracy isn't welcome here....
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fahadsul3man:
what to do what to do what to do hmmmmmmmmmm lets see, try buying the game from the google store first :p
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kickasskev:
Buy it you tight fluckin c*nt
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kofiaa:
Lmao op you just got flamed.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] suicidal acorn:
So i looked for an answer to this, but i could not find it, so i figured i would ask. I know that rooting and s-off do not void your warranty (well, the technically do, but you can get rid of them and get your warrant back) but what about HTC dev unlock? i know it claims it does, but is there any way to get your warranty back with HTC if you dev unlock? as a separate question, what does the htc dev unlock warranty void exactly? i heard that it only voids software related issues (brick), but if you have hardware related issues (broken screen, ect) htc will still fix it. is this true? and last question, will i get in trouble with sprint for unlocking with dev unlock? i dont think i would if i go to the sprint store with it completely stock just unlocked, but they can be really picky. i do not have much experience with this stuff, so i greatly appreciate any help you can give. thanks!:D
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] T3CHW0LF:
Well you can relock your bootloader through adb but it will no longer say *locked* but instead say *Relocked* Sprint will still accept it for warranty repairs but HTC will not.

Hope that answered your question.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] om4:
Htc will honor the warranty of an unlocked phone if its a clear cut defect but most of the time it is not.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] suicidal acorn:
that is not what i wanted to hear. i had to get a new phone and it came with hboot 1.19. so i cant get s-off and i am not going to void my warranty. i guess i have to downgrade to 1.12. thanks for the replies, that does answer my question. i am just not happy to hear i have to downgrade the hboot. that does not look like its going to be an easy/fun process...
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] suicidal acorn:
and i just realized that to downgrade you still have to unlock it first....
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sloth:
DirtyRacun does not require you to be unlocked :D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1964309
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] suicidal acorn:
you just made my day. im not even joking. i could have swore i read that you had to be unlocked for that. but i was wrong! thank you a million times for making me re-read that!!! i cant even portray my happiness right now!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sloth:
Welcome glad I could help :D
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] suicidal acorn:
actually, i read it closer and i was correct. dev unlocking is part of the process. the text below is taken from the dirtyracun unlimited.io site.

"11.HTC Dev Unlock your device:

Go to www.htcdev.com and choose "Unlock Bootloader"

Choose your device or "All Other Supported Models"

Open cmd from your unzipped DirtyRacun files

SKIP AHEAD to Step 8 on HTC Dev Instructions. DO NOT INSTALL ANY SOFTWARE!

Complete Steps 8 - Completion on Htc Dev site

Save your Unlock_code.bin file from your email to the DirtyRacun folder

Type the following in the cmd prompt:

fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin

Select Yes on your phone when prompted"
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sloth:
Sorry I could have sworn the OP stated you don't have to be unlocked. That being said there are ways to modify the look of your bootloader to appear stock :D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1739314

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1738462
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] suicidal acorn:
its fine. yeah, that mislead me too. it says you dont have to be because part of the process is unlocking:P yes, there are ways to mod it to look stock, but until i find a definite way to get my warranty back, i guess im going to stick to a completely stock phone. that is a very hard and sad thing for me to say, but i cannot risk my warranty. it just isnt worth that to me. anyway, thanks for the help. i do appreciate it.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sloth:
Well from what I have seen in these forums is if you take your phone to Sprint or BestBuy they most times don't care if your rooted or unlocked. You most likely won't be dealing with HTC directly. My .02 :D good luck with whatever you decide :D
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] suicidal acorn:
yeah i know, its just that i am not supposed to root or anything according to my parents so if they find out, i am in a bunch of trouble. so if my warranty is void with htc, its going to be hard to explain to them that i cant send my phone to htc when it breaks. i do, however, have the TEP warranty with sprint, i just dont think i want to risk it. but a guy over on the dirtyracun forum said that you can relock so that htc cant tell that you unlocked. do you have any information on this? if you did i would greatly appreciate it, but if not then its not a big deal.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sloth:
S-ON after S-OFF

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1744700

Not sure if it will work on the new DirtyRacun method you could PM the OP and ask if it will work or if he's going to update his method
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] suicidal acorn:
but wouldnt the bootloader still say relocked though?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sloth:
This guide will show you EXACTLY how to go from S-OFF to S-ON again. Not only that,

but it will be like you just got your phone brand new from Sprint again, ***LOCKED*** and S-ON.

This sure looks like a lot of steps, but it's not really. I've just detailed everything out

so there is no confusion.

And also download the RegawMOD S-ON Writer Utility

If the RegawMOD S-ON Writer Utility runs all the way through without errors, you are now fully stock! Congrats!

You now have S-ON and ***LOCKED*** on your bootloader and there is no way to prove that it wasn't!

Copied from that thread.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] suicidal acorn:
oh wow. that is awesome. i am pretty sure that i am going to run the dirtyracun tomorrow then. possibly even right now. thank you! i had to run that since i had to get a new phone when my last one broke. it worked fine. i just didnt know that it would make it look locked, too! but is it really locking it, or is it just making it look locked?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sloth:
It looks to me like it is in fact locking it and instead of saying relocked it will say locked when you do the whole process
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] suicidal acorn:
thats what it looks like to me as well, but i am going to ask regaw_leinad just to be sure. i will report back with the answer.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sloth:
Cool good luck
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pookguy88:
I have a rooted Gnex 4.1.1, it's all stock except for the root and I have the OTA notification for the 4.1.2 upgrade but when I try to install it I get the Android symbol with a exclamation mark.. I need to battery pull before it will restart... anyone have any ideas? I don't want to lose my data...

thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
you are not stock. thats why its failing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pookguy88:
it is stock...

how can I check? I know it's stock
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
no, its not stock.

you modified (maybe unknowingly through an app) a system file, or your radio doesnt match (needs to XXLF1 if you're takju), or the bootloader doesnt match.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pookguy88:
so what can I do to get to 4.1.2 without wiping? or do I have to wipe?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
you should be able to download the google images and fastboot flash everything EXCEPT userdata.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Haloruler64:
I have a strange issue. I recently acquired a Nexus 7 in white. When I scroll, the whole image bends though. It looks like the bottom of the screen reaches the end of the animation first, followed by the top. It happens everywhere: Homescreen, Play magazines, Plume columns, etc. Instead of the entire screen moving at once, it bends into a slightly diagonal image. Anyone else have this issue? Will a custom ROM fix it? It's 100% stock unrooted.
[Galaxy Note II General] ice_coffee:
I hit the high street today in search of an N7105 to go on three's network with the hope of being 4G ready, this is what I found

1) I went into a 3 store and got to play with a real "3" note 2, this was an N7100 despite "3's" customer service promising me that it was 4G ready for sure, it turns out they are currently only stocking the N7100 :( what is really bad is that 3 are pushing the fact that they are upgrading their network to DC-HSDPA (theoretical 42 Mbps real world 15 mbps) but regarding Samsungs the only DC-HSDPA phone available are the Galaxy S3 LTE and the Note 2 LTE, so the regular note 2 will not be able to make the best of "3s" newly enhanced network.

2) I went into phones 4U as independent phone shops buy their own phones and so in theory will be able to sell you an N7105 on any network you want. This was even worse! where as T-mobile/Orange customers are getting the N7105 direct from their provider if they either start up new contracts or upgrade, if you sign up to a new contract or upgrade via phones 4U they are dishing out the N7100, they don't have any N7105's in stock and when they get them they will be exclusively dishing them out to people signing up to new contracts on EE.

If I was with T-Mobile/Orange and got an N7100 through phones 4U when I was meant to get an N7105 I would be very unimpressed.
[Galaxy Note II General] koahhe:
this is no news at all. the LTE phones available in UK now are designed to work with EE network 4G frequencies. your taking a big gamble buying one and hoping it will work with a specific network next year. and as s general advice dont believe what the sales representative will tell you. do your research before going into the shop.
[Galaxy Note II General] EmptyArea:
Sorry to say but, you're wrong.

It's well known what frequencies will be used and the n7105 will work on all of them, plus as the op said it has dc-h+ which means you can get unlimited near 4g speeds with all you can eat data from Three for as little as £12.90 pcm.

It's £509 for the phone.

£12 to unlock

Clearly the best option for the money conscious data hog.

And OP you might not be able to get an n7105 from anyone other than EE for sometime, or they might appear tomorrow. It has about the same likelihood of the 32gb version turning up.

(Actually Samsung might have said the 32 isn't coming? I'm not sure on that one?)
[Galaxy Note II General] Chivalryyyy:
Where can you buy a N7105 for £509?
[Galaxy Note II General] djashjones:
pointless for me to have LTE. Don't live anywhere near a 4G area, the prices are a complete ripoff & by the time it arrives my contract will be up then and i will getting the note 3 :D
[Galaxy Note II General] Suicidal Chicken:
Personally, I wouldn't bother with 4G in the UK. Where I live, which is a heavy population (Milton Keynes,) 4G is expected to hit in 2 years; which, by then i'll probably have the note 4 :P

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2 through the Space Time Continuum
[Galaxy Note II General] Chivalryyyy:
Its not so much the 4g I'm bothered about... its more the resale value of a 3g phone in 2 years when all the networks are running 4g as standard ...

That and possibly the ability to use threes hspda+42 add an alternative to 4g
[Galaxy Note II General] olisun39:
Orange...
[Galaxy Note II General] artnada:
OP, I have the GT-N7100 on Three and last weekend Three upgraded their network near me. My speeds went up from the usual 3Mbps/4Mbps to between 15Mbps/16Mbps which is "near" "real" 4G speeds without the extra OTT EE cost.

So, in fact the regular note 2 will be able to make the best of "3s" newly enhanced network.

I'm more than happy with that Free from Three. :D

Speedtest Pic 1

Speedtest Pic 2

Speedtest Pic 3
[Galaxy Note II General] RambJoe:
Wow, is that really HSPA+21?
[Galaxy Note II General] AjunNg:
My area which is in Central London also provides speeds of up to 15mb/s.

And that's 7100. HSPA+ 21.

Just shows that 3 are very competitive, and they give free data.
[Galaxy Note II General] artnada:
I get HSDPA ("H" on signal bar) Screenshot

And now I also now get HSPAP (H+ on signal bar) Screenshot

Speedtest taken a few mins ago HERE

Needless to say, I am very happy now. :)
[Galaxy Note II General] ice_coffee:
Interesting comments,

I currently have a Samsung Galaxy S2, I regularly get 8 ish Mbps on three's network and once got a real 15 Mbps in liverpool, So im hoping that they are being conservative on their DC-HSDPA speed advertisements, but even double what I get now would be excellent.

I don't think it is a gamble, as i'm confident that 3 will be sharing T-mobiles 4G network ( they already share their 3G network) see here for proof on that.

http://www.mbnl.co.uk/about.php

and this from the BBC

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19786041

the important bit being

Further, because of the network sharing it seems likely that EE are also about to get DC-HSDPA, which means they are doing right by their customers handing out N7105's even to customers that are only on 3G tariffs (unless you get your phone from phones 4U, in which case you are being parmed off with an N7100)
[Galaxy Note II General] EmptyArea:
Reports say you can get the n7105 from ee for 459. Go get it and be happy. Unless you like custom roms and want them NOW.
[Galaxy Note II General] j4d:
I got an N1705 as an upgrade from T-Mobile. Unfortunately there's not going to be any 4G round my way for a while.
[Galaxy Note II General] fkofilee:
Go direct to EE they have it for £499
[Galaxy Note II General] gwelmor:
N7105 in the UK

You're all dreaming......There is no where in any of the Uk stores (t mobile, orange, EE, phones 4 U etc) where you can buy the N7105 for £499 or £450 or any of the prices quoted here.....period! You cannot get it on Pay as you go, and the only way to get it sim free through the retailers is to pay top whack at £999 at a Samsung store or go for a pay monthly contract with EE for a min. of 12 months. Online the best bet in the UK with all the taxes paid etc. is at prepaymania.co.uk at £563 or chance it on eBay and they're currently fetching about £510 but you'll need to buy an unlock code on top of this. So......as of today in the UK that's the best you'll get for the LTE Note II
[Galaxy Note II General] JLneonhug:
Sorry haven't read whole post so apologies if this is a repeat.

The tmobile people said it's exclusive to EE until next summer. So other providers will have to latch off EE if they want it. This will mean increased premiums or lower speeds. In terms of phones I'm with tmob and I got the 7105 and upgrade to 4G thingy was £5 extra pm (didn't go for it as I don't need the speeds).
[Galaxy Note II General] EmptyArea:
I bought mine from an Orange shop for 509 sometime ago. I read two reports they'll let yo walk away with it for 459. Both those prices include a mandatory £10 top up.

I read a report of it this device being unlocked by a third party for £12.

Im not dreaming.
[Galaxy Note II General] E_Goldstein:
How is this a "con" more like sounds people not doing research and listening to stupid network staff to me
[Galaxy Note II General] securespark:
My apologies. I was thinking of an outright purchase.

N7100 at CPW SIM-free is 475.

N7105 from 3 is 510 (You can unlock for free following instructions on a link in this thread).

But you're right about contract pricing. You think £240 is bad!! It can be a real rip-off. While I was researching stuff, I came across these prices, all from the same retailer, with exactly the same contract, and exactly the same handset (in fact, I think it was a 7105!):

£41 a month Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited £79.99 = £1064

£46 a month Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited £29.99 = £1134

£61 a month Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited £19.99 = £1484

People are conned into thinking they're getting a better deal with a cheaper handset. Not so. I've checked out literally hundreds of these deals and the more you pay for the handset, the less you pay overall.

I mean, even £1064 is a shocking price to start with, but the same deal for an extra £420?? Dreadful isn't it?
[Galaxy Note II General] scote:
I went through all this when EE tried to up sell me to a 4g contract before Christmas when I was after a 7105, I said why would I do that when it'll cost me £500+ more per year than I'm paying now which is £10/month 200/200/unlimited internet - they said you cant get unlimited internet on that, but I do - virtually, I've only been warned once in the last year about my internet usage and regularly download 4 GB/month.

Thats why I opted to get a sim free one from P4U, in fact it might have been payg cant remember for £510 and stay on my old contract rather than a £46/month on one of their 4g contract
[Galaxy Note II General] securespark:
Who are you with at the moment?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note II General] scote:
T-Mobile, Its a SIM only contract
[Galaxy Note II General] E_Goldstein:
I'm shocked at how much faster my data is compared to the N7100 using this its almost doubled everywhere, and we don't even have DC-HSDPA here yet.
[Galaxy Note II General] maverick1103:
I've gotta agree, I was at my mate's the other day and his Broadband went down, he's with Virgin Media (20Mbps) so I said we can use my phone as a hotspot as I have unlimited data. So we did and I did a speedtest on his laptop, 12.5Mbps download and 10Mbps upload speeds...I don't know who was more impressed me or him lol!

I'm not sure when DC-HSDPA comes to my area, but I cant wait lol :D

---------- Post added at 01:33 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:28 PM ----------

Saying that I've just checked on three's website and apparently I am in a DC-HSDPA area now, I'm not sure when this changed...I just need to now find out how I can tell if I'm connected via DC-HSDPA or just HSDPA...
[Galaxy Note II General] Cloudane:
It is dreadful. Contracts can be cheaper in a way if you get a decent deal - mine is 26/month for 24 months (plus 29 for the handset). I was already paying 12/month for unlimited data so when you look at it as effectively 14*24 + 29 = 365. Far cheaper than buying it outright, for me. Though I had to go through phones4u's "your credit check failed so let's try another network!" con attempt to get it.

The problem is when folks don't grab a calculator and work out if it is cost effective for them. Bearing in mind you can get several months interest free on a new credit card and pay that off by treating it as a monthly payment, if you can't get a decent contract.
[Galaxy Note II General] securespark:
Just found some info. on CPW's website re Samsung Mega: this will firm up what I was saying earlier in the thread...

http://www.carphonewarehouse.com/news/coming-soon/samsung-galaxy-mega-6

No stylus and no word on whether it's 4G.

Plus the screen is only 720.

There's also a 5.8" model.

Maverick, you kept quiet on that one!
[Galaxy Note II General] maverick1103:
You've lost me, what do you mean I've kept quiet?
[Galaxy Note II General] securespark:
Just that I thought you'd be the first to know about the Galaxy Mega details that are in the "COMING SOON" section of the CPW website.

My poor attempt at humour. Sorry!
[Galaxy Note II General] maverick1103:
Ah right I get you now lol!

Yes I was aware of it but I didn't think this would be the correct thread to be discussing about the Mega...
[Galaxy Note II General] securespark:
Yeah, sorry. I suppose it is off-topic.

I won't do that again. :o
[Galaxy Note II General] maverick1103:
I wasn't having ago dude, I just was saying it's not something I would've talked about here that's all :)
[Galaxy Note II General] adamelphick:
Well don't hold your breath for great speeds with DC-HSDPA! I just popped a Three SIM in my 7105 as they assured me it was 'Ultrafast' enabled in my area - Lucky if I get 1.5 or 2 mb!! On O2 normal 3G I can get 6 or 7 mb. After an hour of trying to explain to the call centre idiot what DC-HSDPA was an how it worked I finally made a formal complaint. Within 10 minutes of my complaint going in (mentioning I would likely now not move my O2 to Three and possible may cancel my mums contract with them too) a technician called me back to say they had checked my local tower - which is 400m away from my house - and it was MASSIVELY OVERLOADED! It is due for an upgrade in May but until then I am lucky if i get ANY signal aparently! So just because you are in a DC-HSDPA area doesn't mean it will help. I am very dissapointed and awaiting a call from Customer Care to see what they suggest until May - or this SIM goes back!
[Galaxy Note II General] securespark:
That's really interesting. You'd think that they'd have sorted signal or traffic issues with you living in the Smoke...
[Galaxy Note II General] E_Goldstein:
We I'm getting these kinda speeds constantly on mine with three and I'm not in a DC-HSDPA area yet... I best I've had wad 28mbps
[Galaxy Note II General] ahmadcentral:
Yes you are. You can't get 20mbps+ in a HSPA+ area. That's impossible.
[Galaxy Note II General] maverick1103:
Wow!
[Galaxy Note II General] E_Goldstein:
Nope not DC-HSDPA here already asked three
[Galaxy Note II General] ahmadcentral:
I don't think you quite understand. You can not physically get more than 21Mbps on a speed test in a non DC-HSPA+ area. It is 100% impossible because HSPA+ only supports up to 21Mbps. You have to be connected via DC-HSPA+ to get over 21mbps.

So if you're getting 28Mbps then you have to be on DC-HSPA+

Even your screenshot says HSPA+ (21.6Mbps). Do you not see whats wrong with that. Even if you were on HSPA+ you'd never see over 15mbps.

And three CS don't know what engineers know so they have no idea if a mast has been recently upgraded.
[Galaxy Note II General] charmz2k2:
Hi,

I was just wondering if there is any benefit to having a lte note in a non lte area?

I've got the 7100, but I have the chance to get it replaced for a 7105 but stay on a regular tariff as 4g is not in the area.

Is there much benefit?

Thanks,