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[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Mazzeru:
Allright.

My phone is Xperia T (France) with 3G+ (Or H+, as Orange like to say)

I did not know what was meaning LTE (Now I know, thanks to you :) ).

I flashed with .1.303 Generic, and rooted (thanks to Bin4ry).

Everything worked as intended (except smarttags and alarms ; I made a post about this).

Thank you for your patience and your wisdom :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mujeebrehman:
I am at LG7 with bone stock and root recently I noticed that I am unable to login to Gtalk/TALK app using mobile data. However the moment I switch to wifi I can login to the app. While on mobile data when I try to login everything is grayed out. Further, using my mobile data everything else works fine so can someone help :fingers-crossed:
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] manasgirdhar:
Hey Guys,

I as thinking of trying to Develop Games for android.As I am Still Quite new to this i Just thought to create a Basic TIC TAC TOE game.

I Would Really appreciate it if you guys could check it and give me feedback.The game is on Google Play.Here is the Link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.athena.tictactoe

Hope you guys Download it and share your valuable feedback.

Regards,

Manas Girdhar
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] jader13254:
Hey,

Thanks for your Time. But the Link you provided isn't working.
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] manasgirdhar:
You are right.Thanks.Edited the first post
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] jader13254:
Rated 5*

But I'm not able to win... Not good @that game
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] manasgirdhar:
What do you mean?
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] martirio3000:
Looks good and hard.

I already won 1 time after 4 draws XD.
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] DdcCabuslay:
Works very well. The AI is fairly competitive, but being that this is tic-tac-toe, there aren't a lot of calculations for the computer to make (I programmed tic-tac-toe in java back in computer programming so I kind of know what it's like). Very good job.
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] dejanp1:
nice :cool:

i rated 5*
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] FAdrums:
Cool simple game! :)

Rated and commented! :)

Not that difficult as you guys say!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] viirus6200:
Hi, I am looking for more fluid and fast rom there on XDA for xperia U. I do not like CM9 so apart from that. Thank you

Sony Xperia
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] troullis2004:
What is the purpose of this thread? Troll?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] viirus6200:
the goal is in the title .. I do not know if this is in the right section.

Sony Xperia <3
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Neurom707:
Should really be in the Q&A section and is title meant to say best*
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Kriss_Hietala:
The best rom is the one cooked by yourself.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] leo5111:
i open odin click add, i add the twrp image to pda click start acts like its going for a sec then odin quits working yes i added the usb driver usb debugging is selected says added in odin and a port so i dont know why its not working
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] leo5111:
nevermind i figured it out :p
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Bradl79:
What did u do BC I got the same thing
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zander145:
So I've never bought any play movies. But when I looked at my Google play account it is saying I bought a transformers movie and 2 TV shows. Were they free with the phone or something?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ptrm2:
Yep I know for sure the transformers one is.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaZzyjeff818:
Transformers was free for me when I preordered my nexus 7
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adamhlj:
It was free for the N7. Did you get that?
[HTC One V] jetfactor:
A week or so after upgrading from Pacman v15 to v15.3 I began having my phone drop into roaming for a really long time. I restarted my phone to see if it would fix the issue, and I got a bootloop, nothing past the white HTC screen I had issues flashing to fastboot, so I got a new unlocktoken and now I can flash. At least... it will send, write, and "okay" me on it, but then nothing will work. I will "successfully" flash a recovery (i've tried twrp and cwm) and then when I try and get into them through bootloader it just sends me on the same old bootloop.

Please help... I guess I should flash an RUU but I've never done that before, and I'm curious as to whether or not this will even work since nothing else is "taking."

UPDATE... DL'ed the RUU and followed directions of...

flashing recovery_signed.img

fastboot oem lock

then running RUU in fastboot usb.

Everything SEEMED to take fine, and then when I go to reboot I get a loop again. grr...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mordakk:
I'm running stock ROM, rooted, and unlocked boot loader. Verizon. Franco kernel.

Everytime I change my cpu frequency, after I lock my phone, or reboot, it resets to stock speed.

I've tried setcpu and multiple programs.

Any ideas to fix please? Yes I have set on boot turned on
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
Stock rom version? Franco kernel version? Dmesg?

Sent from my i9250
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gdmlaz:
So my friend brings me his gsm nexus and is not loading up stays stuck and loading Google screen but does nothing from there..... I asked him what he had done and he said he went into cwm since he was having problems with his phone and decide to format everything on it sdcard/system/ etc etc etc..... I never done something so stupid before lol So I really don't know how to help him...... any way to be able to flash a stock rom maybe via odin ? or stock anything to get the phone to boot up again ? any help is greatly appreciated....... I could boot it up in recovery mode but since sd card is empty I can't restore any roms or any backups since he seem to have deleted them all
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
well your friend formatted the /system directory so there is no rom on there. of course it wont boot up.

follow this to go back to stock: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1626895

DO NOT USE ODIN.

also, tell your friend to leave the phone stock until he knows what he is doing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] johno86:
Do people still use the whole "my friend" thing to avoid embarrassment? :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK007:
ya he used so many pronouns and friend references, sounds like a panic and just doesnt want bashed on the forum lol :)

yes as Z said that will fix the OP's phone

his 'friend' rooted his own phone and doesnt know how to fix it so he hands it to soemone else that doesnt know how to fix it? you should point your friend to XDA, its a great resource :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gdmlaz:
I guess if you guys wanna say is me doesn't really bother me.... I use xda to flash and stay up to date with the community I am in no way a developer or claim to know what I am doing.... Just trying to help a friend out or like you guys say me.... Just trying to fix a phone I was the one that rooted the phone for him... Just don't see the big deal..... But hey if it makes you guys happy saying it was me that did it I don't mind no big deal just looking for help thats all.....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yxcv99:
Fastboot? Factory image?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gdmlaz:
I have the nexus booted up in fastboot mode...... but the computer/laptop only recognize the device as android 1.0 I'm literally lost..... I could get the phone in clockwork recovery But i have nothing to flash since im not able to copy any files into folders since the phone doesn't boot up.... any step by step instructions on what i would have to do ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK007:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1626895

Step-by-step

Notes:

1) For the n00bs: read the entire post before proceeding;

EVERY step, do not skip any of them because you feel you don't have to or already have drivers etc etc
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
you didnt even read the link i posted....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gdmlaz:
Let me try to go over this again see if I could figure it out..... $20 to whoever helps me get this fixed for wasting ur time
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gdmlaz:
I downloaded the universal naked driver 7.... I have them saved in my desktop but when i try to update the android 1.0 device which i go browse for the file instead of letting the automatic update the files don't show up in the desktop thru the windows update thing
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mikel719:
He doesn't have any rom on his sdcard?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK007:
this phone doesn't use external sd cards....

OP, you might want to uninstall the drivers you currently have for 'android 1.0' in device manager, reboot the computer and then try installing the new drivers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mikel719:
Or use a tool kit to download a factory rom and flash it.

Edit: can't you mount the sdcard using cwm and copy a rom to the sdcard?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gdmlaz:
I tried using a tool kit and pushing files to the device "a rom" but keeps saying error device not found
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gdmlaz:
In cwm when i press mount sd card doesn't really do anything connected to the computer
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] smileyanz:
M8 have you tried wugs toolkit and use twrp instead of cwm OK, lol you come on here for help and people jump on ya, just like those idiots shouting abuse at ya from a four storey building with locks and chains on there security doors ,
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gdmlaz:
are there any other drivers other than the nakeddriver since my computer doesn't pick them up and let me install them
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] smileyanz:
PDA u could use, are you sure you haven't any other drivers interfering , if u use PDA disable the other one. And if its a nexus gsm wugs tool kit is a must!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jd317:
Could also justn push a ROM to /data/media via ADB
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slayr76:
Dude stop telling everyone its your friends phone lol we know you stuffed up your own phone an trying to avoid being flamed on here, otherwise you wouldn't give 2 sh1ts about fixing it, by the way it sounds like you need to set up your drivers properly, on windows 8 was a pain for me as you have to turn off driver signature first which I didn't realise at first an run them unsigned.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] UKpav:
To do that he will still need to get his drivers situation sorted.

There is a thread here with links on how to do it properly step by step...

Without correct drivers he won't be able to do much
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
Flash a factory img and never root again. You might end up with a $350 brick.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
Anyone who suggests a toolkit to a new user doesn't know what he's doing.

Sent from my i9250
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gdmlaz:
Thanks for everyone that actually tried and help out I really appreciate all the help. I'm using an alienware pc as my desktop and for some reason it wouldn't recognize the drivers so I was stuck nothing would work..... I told my friend to bring over his laptop and that seemed to do the trick the GNEX TOOLKIT 9.1 by mskip on his laptop.... Downloaded the drivers thru there which went smoothly for some reason my Desktop wouldn't go thru and give me errors downloading the drivers thru this toolkit also..... I downloaded the rom/stock image from google..... I placed it in the folder of the toolkit which says to place it in..... Selected option 9 flash google factory rom and it went ahead and flash the stock rom into it........... Phone is back up and working.... Whole problem that I was stuck in is my alienware pc not letting me update the new drivers so I was stuck
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] smileyanz:
Good on ya and nice to hear
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] smileyanz:
Funny that coz wugs made it for new users as well as dorks?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Sears makes a decent tool set, doesnt mean a newbie should teardown the engine of their 'drive to work car' without any knowledge or reading.

The toolkit was meant as a shortcut and convenience. Problem is that when people with zero knowledge try to use it and something goes wrong, they just keep clicking buttons until phone is softbricked, THEN they decide to post on a forum asking for help when guides were put in the same thread as toolkit. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] smileyanz:
Well of cause but that's like anything else. Anyone with no knowledge is going to get themselves in more mess then people who have looked up or like myself who's worked the industry for 30 yrs or so. Its pathetic quotes such as these that put learners off and most def won't come back, which is one of the main purposes of these forums. It helps people the majority of the time and sh.,t happens from time to time. Its simple if people think before blabbing. But that's life!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cilraaz:
It's not the "learners" that people dislike. It's the people who don't want to learn, but instead just want the toolkit to do it for them, which usually results in them doing something wrong and ending up in a bootloop or similar. That in turn results in a whiny "OMG, MY PHONE IS TOTALLY BRICKED!!!" post that starts with "So, I used this toolkit...".

If someone actually wants to learn, there are plenty here who will point out the good guides and answer questions that they have. The people whose knowledge begins and ends at toolkits who then come whining to the forum when they screw up their phone is what people are sick of.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Saintfyre:
If you can get the phone into CWM Recovery, why not just use the option to Mount USB Storage and copy the ROM and GAPPS file to the storage then flash?

You don't have to boot into the OS to push files to the device.

Just read through it and not really seeing that one being discussed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 063_XOBX:
The GNex lacks external storage so that's less of an option. Sideloading through adb still is though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] smileyanz:
So why does wugsie build these, def not for the ones who uses command prompts. After looking through these threads for the last year or so there is def evidence suggesting not only beginners should not be using kits such as wugs etc but no one as you will never learn the ropes on how to successfully root and unroot which is not true and unfair to the builder. I have seen just as many people mess up using the conventional way. They should think first before opening those mouths. Lol I would like to see any of those guys create a build such as these!!!,

Anyhow have a merry Christmas and a happy new year
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 063_XOBX:
I have no idea what you just said.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cilraaz:
I believe it's a poor attempt at making the claim that since it 1) exists, 2) is user-friendly, and 3) people who already know the proper way usually use the proper way, it's obviously meant for people who don't know how to root properly. It then also insinuated that we would not be able to cobble together a few easy scripts (or a few easy sub-routines in a C# program) to create one of the toolkits.

It's ok. Smiley can handle all of the "bricked" phone threads from the toolkit users. The rest of us can continue to point people to the guides that teach people who to do it properly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] smileyanz:
Perhaps you should of been educated in UK but hey don't blame yourself will you.

---------- Post added at 09:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:45 PM ----------

Haha you sarcastic little c... Very funny like that. Properly giggles lv it!!! Your one of the guys who more then likely live in an 10 story apartment hanging out ya window slagging it to someone with security doors shut and locked. For every time muppets like you tell people not to use these kit builds you take hard earned dough from there pockets. Nuff said now so you can f..k off and play with ya train set!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
That'll be enough.

Bottom line is: for most people (read: new users), using a toolkit prevents them from learning how things work. If you can click a button an your phone has a new ROM and root and all the apps you want, why would you do it a longer, more tedious way if you don't have to?

Toolkits benefit those who know how they work, as it automates some things for you. But if you don't know how they work, then you shouldn't be using them -- this is a developers site, not a "get-my-phone-to-the-way-I-want-it"-state site. You should want to learn.

Have a read of this for some thoughts on toolkits.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] iali76:
Did t-mobile finally switched their 3g/4g frequencies to use any compatible ATT device? if,so, can I use my unlocked i747 with tmo 4g prepaid plan?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Medlock87:
As I understand it, an AT&T phone won't be able to take advantage of T-Mobile's HSPA+ 42Mbps even if they have switched. T-Mobile's network is a work in progress, there's not telling if they have or have not. Try finding a coverage map?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] chidino:
Actually, it's a little more complicated than that. What T-Mo is going through is a two step process: first, 'refarming' (which will reallocate AWS (EDGE) channels to LTE Band 4, and also turn on the AT&T access), and then next year rolling out their LTE. AT&T phones use the same channels/bands, so the refarming is all that's necessary to access HSPA+; unfortunately, the refarming is going on now and isn't complete in more than about 12-15 markets. However, my home market (Chicago) is listed as "promised" but changing by the day, and I am now routinely getting the magic 4G light on my status bar (however, not in farther out suburbs and the like). This is in contrast to just a month ago, where it only seemed to work in the Loop. So, in other words, check with (ahem) sources around the Web that are doing a good job of tracking what markets are being worked on and which ones are live. If you're not in a major metropolitan area, you'll probably have a wait. I just got the phone November 9th, and for this market, it's been pretty much perfect timing.
[General Questions and Answers] remix919:
Hi all, new to XDA forums and couldn't think of where to post this question, so i'm putting it in the general forum, but please let me know if it's the wrong forum. Anyway, my idea is to create a custom Android ROM for educational study for purposes. I plan on buying some cheap android tablets and then want to be able to "lock" the system so that it can ONLY run select apps, browse select websites, and email select addresses. The user should not be able to add or remove any of the apps/websites/emails an administrator installs. I was first of all just wondering if this idea is even possible on the android system or should I be looking at getting custom software done?
[General Questions and Answers] noahk423:
So that they dont download anything: http://androidadvices.com/block-children-buying-inappropriate-apps-android-market/

I'm guessing this is going to be on a school type system? If so, the internet at the school should filter any inappropriate websites that they might try to get to.

And for email, you can have them create a new one for only educational purposes that they could use in the email app that comes with android preinstalled. I'm not sure how you could block them from sending to unwanted emails. I answered one question for you at least, I hope this helps a little.

Also, in Android 4.0+ you can disable apps that are not needed.
[General Questions and Answers] devwithzachary:
All very possible yes. If you remove the play store and preinstall all the apps you want them to use thats easy.

Browsing the web even can be blocked at the router if it is indeed a school set up. Or you could create a firewall app that blocked any connections to sites that you didnt predefine.

And it wpuld be easy enough to write an email app that could only email to predefined addresses.

Of cause this wouldnt stop someone side loading new apps or wiping the device all together but wpuld get you pretty much what you want
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Shizbazki:
The short story (MODS please move this to correct forum if required)

How do I:

Unlock the bootloader

Root the TF201

Install CWM or TWRP

Install a custom ROM

I have a TF201 on JB 4.1.1 build no: 10.4.2.15

It has never been rooted or bootload unlocked

The Long Story

Hi all

I am sure the above question has been asked about a thousand times but here goes (MODS move this thread to correct thread if in the wrong place)

I have owned an Asus TF201 since about March, bought brand new from ebuyer.com, as i was new to android back then i didn't dare root it or unlock the bootloader in case i voided my warranty etc.

Since then my Prime has received all its updates via OTA and the current build is 10.4.2.15 on JB 4.1.1, it has never been rooted or bootload unlocked, it is in pristine unmodified condition.

In the mean time i got a Samsung Galaxy S3 and having played around with that got brave, i rooted it using CF Root method which automatically installed CMW Recovery and then proceeded to flash the Wanamlite ROM and have been happy with it since.

I am now looking to install a custom ROM on my PRIME it but have come across the fact that its not as easy or straight forward as the S3

Firstly, as its never been bootloader unlocked, rooted or modified in anyway shape or form it might be a bit tougher.

I have stumbled upon the fact that to install a custom rom, i need TWRP or CWM (or both (not sure)) installed which needs it to be rooted and in order to root i need to unlock the bootloader.

I have googled high and low on XDA, youtube and while they all point to an official Asus Bootloader unlocker, the Asus website claims that this is for ICS only (i'm on JB now in case you missed it), also a lot of the info out there is out of date since Asus has made changes.

So my question is as follows:

How do i unlock the bootloader? Everyone keeps mentioning an official Asus unlocker but its says for ICS ONLY and how do i run it

How do i root? - is there something like CF Root which was for the SGS3

Once i have the above do i then use TWRP or CWM or both to install a custom ROM?

I am aware that unlocking the bootloader voids warranty, i am aware that installing a custom ROM increases the binary counter, i am ware that bricking is possible (but lets try and minimize that), i am aware of those as i was warned about them from general research on wanting to do this and from modifying my S3.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] McJesus15:
Basically to use a custom rom on this device you download the unlocker tool from Asus (Says ICS only but works on JB, know from experience. Did it myself). It is an application and all you do is connect to the internet and run it. Once unlocked you can flash TWRP/root your device. Use either the guide on their website or go on youtube and look at some videos. There are step by step guides that show it all on video. Once you have TWRP you can head over to the dev section for the TF201 and download one of the custom roms (Hairybean 1.4 is supposed to drop soon, I'd suggest that one) and use the in-thread guide to flash it.

My #1 tip to you is read. read, and read it again. Understand it all and then proceed. Asking questions before you flash is better than doing it wrong and posting in the thread saying you bricked your prime then the OP/devs have to help you through the unbrick process. Questions are almost always answered quickly and in a friendly manner. Hope I helped :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Istarth:
I think what he is asking for... is a full step by step guide... from a full stock JB locked TF201.... and I think It would be nice for all...

See U.