yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] XsMagical:
I'm waiting for her to roll over to get the rest of the source...

Stroked from my Dirty Nocturnal'd ONE X
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] phatboypat:
The only thing your mom's are the source of is herpes.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ChongoDroid:
No they got that from somewhere too lol
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mk92595:
Can somebody upload a stock 4.1.2 rom? I don't know anything about fastboot and would rather just flash a zip.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danielsf:
Hi, here is a good link for you: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1929270 also if you are not sure how to use fastboot etc, tool-kits like this one: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1809195 are extremely useful and easy to use. I hope I have helped you :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] scjsean:
I am running 4.0.4. The latest stock ATT version rooted. I had an old HTC aria with sense UI. Is there any way I can get it themed with the rounded gray dock launcher and all the trimmings? You guys know better than I do what I need and what the rest of the UI looked like. Pretty sure it was the release before gingerbread. Thanks guys.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mikep401:
is it possible to buy the att sim card from straight talk for my 4g t-mobile galaxy. get on the $45 UNLIMITED EVERYTHING from straight talk and get the 4g speeds. only reason i want to do this is att has 4g coverage where i live. can only get 4g with t-mobile 30 miles away where i work. att has a lot more 4g coverage. ive seen on google where this is being done with straight talk. and its cheaper too. thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
Yes, use this to unlock your phone for other carriers http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1419468

If you don't want the trouble of installing busybox, use this instead: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1978974

But however the flash method is currently known to work on ICS only. FB is working on a fix for GB.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mikep401:
my phone is already unlocked. my main question is can 4g be achieved through straight talk
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
I would say yes because my friends S2 (T-mobile) worked for Simple Mobile. Simple Mobile goes under TracFone Wireless Inc. which owns both Simple Mobile and Straight Talk.

Or as long as they support HSDPA your good to go! :)

So when your getting a plan from Straight Talk make sure to ask them if they support HSDPA.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] gregcapps:
It depends on the sim card you get I have heard reports that the 4g on our phones does not work well on at&t but if you get a T-Mobile supported sim should be no problem.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eollie:
This statement made me laugh. Asking them this will only create anger issues. The support people I have dealt with NEVER have a clue.

Its cool tho. People if you consider going to Straight Talk be prepared to have almost no tech support.

As posted above att will be iffy on this phone. If you are looking to get better data speeds I suggest steering away from Straight Talk there is a unknown daily data cap. And it sounds like you are looking to get faster data speeds to do something that will probably put you over the daily data cap. At that point Straight Talk will cancel your service and you have to call and ***** to get it turned back on. Hopefully they will publish something on what the daily limit is soon.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mikep401:
once again my main goal here is to get more 4g coverage area. i have t-moble 4g service with t-moble. but the coverage area is slim, cant get it where i live. only 2g where i live. very agravating. would like the larger coverage area with att, and with straight talk its only $45. for unlimmited. wanted to know if anyone out therehas done this with straight talk. thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] gregcapps:
The only problem with trying to expand your 4g coverage by using a at&t sim thru straight talk is the T-Mobile 4g and At&t 4g work differently. Some of at&t 4g coverage is actually 4g lte which this phone does not support. Even their hspa+ network may be configured slightly different. Bhundven has an unlocked sgs4g and has tried his At&t sim and has reported that the 4g does not work well on it. Barely even gets 4g reception and dismal speeds at that.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] turtlepa:
At&t ****in sucks anyway
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hechoen:
You are a moron. How the hell do you know ATT sucks? Personal experience? Please crawl back into your shell.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
Stop bumping threads...
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Crotchety:
So how long have you been working at AT&T lmao
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hechoen:
How long have you been jumping into random threads?? Sprint boy?
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] greganka:
so I got my tf300 updated to jellybean and installed nova because it was sluggish. so I wanted to put some widgets out to the desktop and I had no problem. went into settings and saw that the app has root permission. how is that possible?
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] funnel71:
Download root checker to see if you truly have root permissions. If you do, then it would seem you got a used, rooted device.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sib64:
If you have installed Super Su or SuperUser, when you want to open an apk which is need root rights (as Titanium Backup for example), you will see a notification as Pop-Up.

If you have it, check it.

And you can used Root checker (via Play Store) for confirm your root ;)
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] greganka:
"Sorry! This device does not have proper roof access"

So what? How do I have root access on nova?

And the tablet was brand new everything had the plastic foil on and stuff
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sib64:
It's so simple.

You want root rights, but you are not root. YOU CAN'T

You are in JB bootloader apparently, if you want root rights, you must doing:

UNLOCK your device

FLASH a recovery

ROOT your device

and finally, you will have root rights for your app
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NixZero:
evidently nova is lying about root...
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dragonnn:
This is an old option, on ICS 3-rd launcher don't have permissions to add a widget from the drawer, this is why he needs root, on JB this problem is fixed, so the launchers don't need root to add this widget, maybe the Nova developers forget to rename the option right.
[HTC EVO 3D] Alexsandra:
Source from China local media. They said ONE S&X have eaten Jellybean and other devices with 1G ram would eat Jellybean as well,but HTC did not confirm when we will receive OTA update. The only thing we can do is waiting.......Just like the days we were waiting for ICS......
[HTC EVO 3D] Conrail16:
Just because we meet the technical requirements to get JB doesn't mean we will. Sprint's EOL'ed our phone, and Virgin Mobile has never cared about updates at all. So why then does HTC have any incentive to give us an update?
[HTC EVO 3D] Hreidmar:
http://www.htc.com/www/help/android41faq/

But even if we get official update by that time when it will be released many people will probably have a different phone.

But still i hope it won't take as long as it took from GB to ICS.
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
Here's a quote from the link you posted:

There are a lot more HTC phones with 512MB or less, but those are the currently marketed models. Although the FAQ doesn't explicitly say so, I'm sure they are only intending to address phones that are still being sold by the carriers, which does not include the Evo 3D, and I doubt they would include the Evo V either.

They did say they will review their products released in 2011, which includes the Evo 3D, so I guess there is still hope but I think we have a better chance if one our devs ports a Sense 4+ Jelly Bean ROM to the Evo 3D/V.

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] flashallthetime:
Ok the Evo 3D will not receive jb, why? For the simple fact that our phones are 3d capable,, HTC will not take the time nor the resources to customize jb for 1 individual phone, it makes no financial sense, HTC is losing money. Why would you wait for HTC anyways when jb is already available for the Evo in a custom rom

( Don't ask me for help as I couldn't care if your phone explodes, eh! :D)
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
Only if you want Sense+ and eventually some dev will probably port a JB ROM with that version of Sense from another device to the Evo 3D/V.

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] flashallthetime:
Personally I am sick of sense, prefer the clean appearance of cm10 now, but that's what great about android is you can freely change your rom to your personal liking

( Don't ask me for help as I couldn't care if your phone explodes, eh! :D)
[HTC EVO 3D] troyboytn:
I am also sick of HTC. I have a craving for Samsung that hopefully be satisfied black Friday at Best Buy to the tune of $48 for an s3.
[HTC EVO 3D] Alexsandra:
But compare to the stock rom,custom rom is not stable. Especially some of custom rom can not offer 3D function......
[HTC EVO 3D] invince2:
i think we wont get it..b ecause they will also have to create a new version of sense which they wont
[HTC EVO 3D] felacio:
Agreed. We wont get an official JB. Sprint EOL'D our phone (strike 1) WiMAX and 3D are dead and limited technologies now (Strikes 2 and 3)

I think their statement that 512mb RAM phones won't get it is telling. I've been running Disarmed Toast, and Anthrax'ed JB for about a month now and RAM usage seems about the same as ICS. I think the ram limit is arbitrary and more a "we won't because they are old and EOL." Its easier for folks to accept a "hardware limitation" than "its old, but can totally run it if we didn't feel it was a waste of resources"

With the "some 2011" line, I'm assuming the ones that sold well and didn't have any unique features.
[HTC EVO 3D] DuratecPaul:
dont hold your breath guy's. << penalty for stating the obvious <me>
[HTC EVO 3D] Lothaen:
I find it amusing how some people go:

its EOL by Sprint.

and?

what about GSM?

Its true that its a lot of effort for HTC to go through, but they could just stick two fingers up to CDMA and still produce a GSM version :-p

Besides - if they did release one it'll probably get defunked by the carrier anyway. a bit like it took awhile to get ICS out through carriers while GSM was living the high life.

it does annoy me that people rave about one particular phone/carrier when there are other options available. I have no problem with it in the CDMA/GSM dev forums but in the general one its a bit annoying that the whole world centers around that one persons carrier/phone combination
[HTC EVO 3D] Hreidmar:
Just because they are financially not stable and are losing people that use their products is the reason they should make an update so they can KEEP people that are still at HTC side so a good word can be said about them, for example when a friend of yours is on the market for a new phone you can easily convince them to choose HTC because of their good reputation with updates. So I still have some hope to get official JB update. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] A2CKilla:
All of the 3g points have lte, this is a good sign for the York,pa area!!! Wooooooo
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] simply dave:
Nice. Anyone is Orange County, Ca get anything yet?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] A2CKilla:
Check out sensorly, it's really nice to see actually markings for your area because it's actual user marking it and not sprint, this is how we're actually able to map the lte test sites when sprint won't tell us anything until it's actually finished
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
What app is this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] A2CKilla:
Sensorly

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...e=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_term=sensorly
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] simply dave:
This doesn't really say anything in regards to how many of those 3G points have been supplemented with LTE right?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] A2CKilla:
Ummm, kinda does when the points match and the fact that my phone only connected to lte and nothing else, cause before it use to be a higher number of 3g point obviously and a few 4g, now they match point for point
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cal3thousand:
Sorry to inform you, but Orange County is not slated to launch LTE until April or so....

They are on the Phase II list and LA Metro (Phase I) is not even complete yet.

But I did see 5 minutes of 4G last week. :rolleyes: (In LA that is...)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] brfitzp:
I'm looking for a thin case that i can also get a belt holster for. I see some of the seidio cases come with a clip but those are a bit pricey and i'm not sure how great those will be( havent seen any reviews)

If there's a good case out there that stays thin, I can always get a separate leather holster if i can find one big enough to fit the phone with the case on it.

Any suggestions? Or is the seidio case the best thing yet?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] benchmark9:
Really strong case for the Note.very good built quality. it fits my Galaxy Note very well.

http://dx.com/s/case+Galaxy+note.html?page=2
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] faustolg:
I have learn a LOT with you people, this is my first post as a question?

Why is needed to change the Radio version? for improving reception? or just TROLL the user (AT&T, T-Mobile) so one can't use another carrier when unlocked? :confused:

NO, I'm not talking about SIM-Lock, I know what is that, and is not related to the Radio version...

Answer IF you have the answer, because many people here just answer to increase the posting number.

Thanks for your help...
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xdrc45:
Radios affect the devices signal strength, either positively or negatively and therefore can also affect the devices battery life.

You can flash any of the available radios for the HD7 to your device. No one radio is necessarily better than another, since each device will respond differently due to geographical location and etc...

If you flash a different radio version to your device, try it for a couple days to determine if the signal strength has increased or decreased and if the battery life is better or worse.

I've tried a couple different radio versions and have found that personally Radio version # 5.69.09.29a_22.50.50.21U works the best for my device and is also the recommended radio for Deepshining rom.

The most current radio version is 5.71.09.02a_22.51.50.21U and even though it's the current and up to date radio, my signal strength was weaker using it.

If you do flash a radio use Task 00 to flash it to the device, as this will not perform a hard reset on your device and won't wipe all data and apps.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16370917&postcount=1
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] simply dave:
I've been due for an upgrade for a few months now, was waiting on the GS3 then heard about the Note 2. I know the Note 2 will be my next phone. The only thing stopping me is lack of LTE coverage in my area.

Major reason for staying with my E4GT is Wimax. I use it to tether at home. Leaving Wimax for 3G on the Note 2 would be a noticeable difference.

Thoughts?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lkctd8:
Went from et4g to s3 to note 2 and haven't looked back. The 3g in St Louis is awful but I couldn't pass up the hardware of the other 2 phones. I can use wifi at home and get by with 3g for the time being. My wife's s2 feels like a toy after the other two I have used now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lkctd8:
And this alone makes up for it...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
Check S4gru.com to see when Sprint LTE will be available in your area
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] chuhsi:
I changed on release day. It's so awesome that I can't even describe how much better the phone is.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] simply dave:
Haha,

You guys are awesome and I see all of your points. I wonder if I post in the E4GT forum if I'd get different responses.

:p

If I had wifi at my house I would've gone with the GN2 at launch.

I've checked S4gru and apparently Orange County isn't getting LTE until the middle of 2013. That's a long time to wait for someone who runs their internet via tether. I called Sprint a few times and they couldn't give me an answer one way or another when LTE would be lit in my area.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Tw1sted247:
I was in the EXACT same dilemma as you (OP), I was on my old Evo4G and had great Wimax connection and speeds. But after watching all of the videos for the options(software) and hardware I couldn't pass it up. But then again I know that LTE is coming to my area within a month and a half. But regardless after picking up this device I am sooo happy I did, even with 3g which internet surfing is fine on really I just use the multiple page loader in the browser(tabs basically) and i have a few pages open and switch between them while surfing. Ex) open two on XDA then maybe one on PA another on AA and maybe another on TB (phonearena, technoBuffalo,AndroidAuthority) along with other sites after changing. Then just click a link on one after reading an article or thread then flip to the next which has the page loaded already(which loaded while I was reading my previous thread or article). And you don't even notice the difference with that method. Not to mention the 3g isn't all that bad anyways nowadays. Yes compared to 4g it is horrible but hey.

In short YES upgrade. if you dont want to take a good hour to 2 to get it setup at home with 3g which I did and it wasn't bad at all. I am speaking of using the Play market and downloading all the apps you want, then maybe stop at a Wi-fi hotspot and piggyback. hit a Mcdonald's or Starbucks.

I sure hope when the LTE hits here in my area it is comparable to AT&T the speeds on the tablet in my household connected to that is crazy fast. 42mb/s - 48mb/s
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
Orange County CA? LTE is due in Riverside in April....and i know the OC started before Riverside.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] simply dave:
How do you know this?

Yup. OC, CA. April is 6 months away. :(

And let me play devils advocate for a sec: What good is this phone if Internet is so slow it's almost unusable (at times).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Tw1sted247:
To the OP simply_Dave and the poster above me, you guys know you are looking at the "Launch date" for Orange County which is April. The launch date is when it is roughly 45-50% completed, chances are if you live in a populated area of OC you could be using the LTE market much before. Basically how is works is you can pick up signal much before the date but if you are having spotty coverage or issues dont complain cause they haven't "launched" it yet. But you know your city, Like for instance in mine on a map our City covers roughly a 25mile diameter each way from downtown, but my actual address and location is literally within the actual city. So when they start work in my City in December I will theoretically have 4gLTE fairly quickly(which has also been verified by acquaintances at Sprint). Although my city doesn't Officially "Launch" until June 2013.

I'm stoked though cause I have a Sprint tower that is scheduled for an LTE upgrade within a 1/4mile of my house!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
S4Gru.com

People have already seen many crews beggining work all around us. A few weeks ago my service was horrible, and a tower was down (my guess is due to matinence). But like I said, I am pretty sure OC is due to release prior to us in Riverside, but check that site for when it is expected to drop...I will see if I can find the link to the specific completion rate for you and post it here when I find it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
The Administrator on S4Gru.com seems to believe LTE will launch in the OC in Q1 of 2013....that is if you do not live in Brea, Yorba Linda, or Placentia.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] simply dave:
That's great news! Thanks for the look up. Maybe I should make the jump. I just ordered a bunch of new cases for my E4GT too. Haha.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] sledgie:
I'm in the same position. I use 4G tether on my E4GT *all the time*. Wimax speeds for me are 6-8Mb during the day, 8-10Mb during the night. I just bought a new Anker battery for the E4GT and i love the screen brightness, etc., but especially the speeds with my tablet. What makes it worse is that i have the Note 10.1 with quad core 1.4 with 2GB and i know how good this tablet is, i only expect wonderous things from the Note 2 consdering it's a higher spec'd processor with near same specs.

At this point, i think it's safe to assume not to go with GS3 - even with the Best buy deals coming up. I *would* suggest waiting 2-3 weeks though....if you are thinking of upgrading. It looks to be a great phone with great battery and great screen and great camera. I'm not sure there isn't something great about this phone, honestly, but that's still to be said about radio reception because i had to recently get rid of my GS3 because it was a worse radio than my E4GT - off topic, i know, so back on topic - wait 2-3 weeks if you must get this (and if you love samsung, you MUSTget this) i would keep the E4GT around though - for those times you want to SWAP back to use your tether through sprint.com/activate website. Enjoy...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Masterface7:
I moved from the E4GT to the GN2 and I live in an area that has wimax and lte

The sprint LTE speeds for me are:

About the same download as WIMAX for me 6-10 mb/s

faster upload speeds, Wimax is capped at around 1 mb/s my LTE has gotten anywhere from 2-4 mb/s

(No these are not anywhere near the crazy att and verizon lte speeds but still very usable)

Ping times are faster for me on LTE than they were on wimax

ability to hold the connection seems better for me on lte. It used to drop for me with wimax causing downloads to error, streaming music to stop etc.

As long as i stay in coverage area my connection seems pretty stable on lte.

As far as everything else there is pretty much nothing not to love. I look around my apartment and wonder why I have so many charging cables laying around now since now i just plug it in every day or two or three.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Itchiee:
Phone wise, I also made the switch from the ET4G and its like night and day. Longer battery and better all around phone (I also have a Note tablet...)

Since your using it as your internet makes it a tougher decision.

I gave up having Wimax in the hope to have LTE in the near future.

For now I use my 40mbs WiFi and I have about 1.75mbs 3G at my home address.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] simply dave:
Meh, think I'm going to keep my phone with wimax. I tried living with internet at 3G and just couldn't do it. I didn't go for more then 10 mins before getting frustrated and turning on Wimax. :/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] hayabusa1300cc:
One reason to get the note

.:Sent from my Sprint Galaxy Note II:.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] guisar:
I'm sure you know that tethering is not yet working on GN2. I have seen one report of bluetooth based tethering working but a no go for me. If your area isn't getting lte for while there's no upside to the GN2. It's a great phone mind you but no tethering for the time being.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] simply dave:
Yeah that's what my thoughts are. Slow internet = crappy phone experience no matter how nice the hardware is. I wanted to fool/convince myself that I needed to get this phone asap. Since it's rumored release I've been hunting the internet for tit-bits of info, reviews etc. I've probably watched almost every review on youtube on this phone. :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] simply dave:
Bump.

Getting the Note II itch again! Gahhh!

I just checked my area for LTE coverage via sensorly and NOPE. Nothing. :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bleyten:
Dude seriously... Just get the N2, there's nothing to think about! Yes I had the E4GT and I loved it but this phone spanks it!! FWIW I only have 3g in my area but who cares with wifi