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[HTC One X] godutch:
My HOX used to be grey but I had to replace the back and sim tray because the white back+simtray was much cheaper than the grey version I got the white one and since then quite a few people commented on my phone on how beautiful is looked and if I got a new one. I initially chose grey because I was concerned the white bezel would distract from the screen but I can reassure you it doesn't.
[HTC One X] Flo95:
Right :D

Grey was 130€ cheaper when I bought it, so I went for grey.

Always thought about chasing the housing :D

Now that I cracked the grey housing while opening it the 3rd time to fix Wi-Fi I guess I'll order a white housing + SIM Tray for it :)
[HTC One X] thecoby:
White will get dirty? Lololololllol
[HTC One X] Larac:
I went white with the transparent HTC case.
[HTC One X] caedanne:
Hi... I recommend the black one + with 64GB / 2100mAh battery / Tegra 3 1.7Ghz (after owning a grey HOX 6 months)

I don't know were you live, and if is avaliable in your country allready... if you can't buy it now, of if you just want the one x instead one x+, so I recommend grey... but i also ear that white is more flawless.

And yes if you want a MALE smartphone don't even compare with sammy's3

Jellybean in my One X+ works just fine, and i'm sure it will work great in One X too ;)
[HTC One X] mrdey:
I've been using white for 6 months now with no case and there is no dirt on it...

In the other hand people are complaining about fingerprints on the back of grey variant.

P.s.- This phone is not a samsung and it's too beautiful to use a case :cool:
[HTC One X] jayclarke:
My white phone hasn't got dirty. Even if it did all you would have to do is give it a wipe.

Cheers.
[HTC One X] tandfeen:
I chose the white one. I wish i could have gotten it in the red colour my incredible s had. That looked damn nice.

I think the grey is to neutral. I like standing out. Though its a bit hard whith only 2 colours :)
[HTC One X] thanhpost:
white is nice but them can be dusty fast
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] cmags:
Just wanted to write out my plans for modifying my new Photon Q and make sure I'm not missing anything and am on the right track.

Goals:

Unlock, Recovery, Root, Deodex, 1% battery mod, Notification toggles, reboot menu, OC kernel.

Current state:

Version 77.8.10.XT897.Sprint.en.US accepted OTA

Rooted using Motofail2go script

Titanium Backup of all user apps/data

ADW Launcher config backup

Plan:

So I understand the phone gets a factory reset when unlocking (anyone know why?), so I have my apps and config backed up for "easy" restore.

First, I will need to unlock the phone using the instructions here: http://www.droid-life.com/2012/08/20/how-to-unlock-the-motorola-photon-q-bootloader/

Next, I need a custom recovery. I see my options are CWM and TWRP. I'm familiar with CWM from other devices, but which is better on this phone? Also, the TWRP thread states to flash after Root, and the CWM thread has you flash the recovery first, then flash SuperSU. If I wanted TWRP, do I need to first flash CWM, then SuperSU, then TWRP? Or can I reboot stock after the unlock, root again with Motofail2go, and then reboot to recovery?

Once I've got the recovery in place and am rooted using one of the above methods (probably the CWM and SuperSU flash method), I want to apply some of the mods such as the 1% battery, notification toggles, and power menu. These require me to be DeOdexed, right? So first I need to flash the zip from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1997137, correct? Is that sufficient or does /system need to be DeOdexed as well?

That pretty much covers the plan, am I missing anything? Anything gotcha's to watch out for? Thanks!
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] dustinwstiles:
Hello, welcome to the Photon Q forum!

I unlocked and then got cwm (before rooting as the stock recovery wont flash SU due to verification issues, and cwm has a toggle that disables the check) then i flashed the SU file. Deodexing would be your next step, but unfortunately thats as far as i've gotten. You seem to be on the right track, just make backups in between flashes. Especially after deodexing(this is because you wish to flash more items, and re-deodexing is a huge pain.) I would suggest saving your stock backup somewhere so you have the option to go back to odexd if you please. Flashing cwm may take a couple tries, because the stock recovery will re-initiate itself after booting so go straight from fastboot to power off, then straight to cwm (thats what worked for me)

Good luck and happy flashing!
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] cmags:
Thanks for the tip on that. I had read something about the recovery initialization script but hadn't read far enough to discern the resolution. I think I'm going to stick with CWM just for my familiarity with it. Both CWM and TWRP lack USB-MS mode so it's a wash in that camp anyway.

And thanks also for the nandroid backup tip - I've learned the hard way a few times to be sure to do this (and also to label them with meaningful names lol)
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] cmags:
Anyone seen a FAILED message on the bootloader unlock, even though it seems to have completed successfully? I got the Unlocked! screen, and the bootloader unlocked warning screen on boot, but got the following back from fastboot:

c:\adt-bundle-windows\sdk\platform-tools>adb reboot bootloader

c:\adt-bundle-windows\sdk\platform-tools>fastboot oem get_unlock_data
...
(bootloader) <code>
(bootloader) <code>
(bootloader) <code>
(bootloader) <code>
(bootloader) <code>
OKAY [ 0.300s]
finished. total time: 0.304s

c:\adt-bundle-windows\sdk\platform-tools>fastboot oem unlock <code>
...
(bootloader) Unlock completed! Wait to reboot

FAILED (status read failed (Too many links))
finished. total time: 19.118s

c:\adt-bundle-windows\sdk\platform-tools>
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] dustinwstiles:
Is the device running properly?
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] cmags:
Yes, seems to be fine. Was just a benign error it seems, no adverse effects.

Got it all set now - CWM, root, power menu, notification toggles, 1% batt, custom menu/home/back/search buttons. I do get an occasional gapps FC but not sure what's causing it...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zmulk:
Hi,

I have a Huawei U8150, and evertime i open up my mobile. It hangs and restarts again.

This will go on for forever....

I download a custom rom and put it on a microSD made a dload file on the root with the UPDATE.APP.

This did install but it the software didnt work... So maybe i did instal a wrong file.

Now i am trying to find the right software, but everytime i open the ROM it are files that i dont know.

I am a noob in android installation, and would like to find out how and where to get a WORKING software so i can get my mobile back to work.

In the last file zip file i found these files : data, META-INF, system (folders) and Boot.img and check_data_app.

Could you help me with the correct steps and a link for the working file.

thx
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] electrux.chirag:
can u go in ur recovery mode??
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zmulk:
I dont know how to go in recovery mode, but each time the phone starts it hangs.... So i dont think so if u have to be in the os.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] sawdoctor:
Can any one recomend a reasonable set of bluetooth headphones ? Preferbly not to expensive mainly used for jogging/the gym

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] uncorq:
I own these:

http://www.cellxpo.com/SbCategory-a...t-HM3700.asp?gclid=CKT_6e7t5bMCFQWnnQody08AuA (cheap)

and

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-HM3700-Bluetooth-Wireless-Headset/dp/B0052XQFKE (better details)

be careful with the packaging as it contains a bonus dongle that lets you use your favorite earbuds with the samsung BT receiver, if you lose or dislike the samsung buds. I almost accidentally tossed mine out.

I prefer them for walking/exercising and the have a small clip to fasten to your collar etc. Audio quality FAR better than the motorola BT wraparound headphones I had.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] elbarto7:
Jaybird freedom.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] chino0131:
+1 on Jaybirds. I've tried many Bluetooth headphones and these are by far the best in my opinion for working out/running.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] travisb:
I've one of these http://www.sonymobile.com/gb/products/accessories/mw600/ I can plug in any headphones I like then.

I can answer calls and control music with it.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mdt73:
I see these on sale at Radio Shack all the time. Don't think they are selling well. Last time I was in there I saw them for $30.

http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=12345953&utm_source=Google&utm_medium=PPC&utm_term=11724266&utm_content=Exact&utm_campaign=PLA&cagpspn=pla
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] pacificwing:
I own three pairs of these, because I like them so much:

http://www.rocketfishproducts.com/products/mobile-phones-gps/RF-MAB2.html

One set for my work phone, one set for my personal phone, and one set for my laptop (watching movies). As you know, switching pairing with bluetooth is not very easy, so I find it easier just to have as separate set per device.

They are behind the ear/head headphones, with bluetooth. They also have a mic, and can be used as a headset. They are nice, because they can be worn while wearing a helmet (cycling) and they hold on pretty tight, so they can be used while running.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] sweets55:
I had those Rocketfish ones and they only lasted a year because of sweat. It's a known issue. I'll probably try the jaybirds.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] quarlow:
I use a pair of Motorola S305. They run about $30 on amazon. Going on about three years with mine, still use for 6+ hours a day.

Sent from my Note II
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] bignibb:
Ive owned these, they would lose connection with the phone right on my hip, there is also a HD version which are not much better.

Sent from the best phone on the planet, Apple take Note............

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I also have a pair of plantronics, acyually I have 2 pair. The original ones and their newest. These are decent but the ear pieces are not comfortable for me, it takes a few minutes to set them inbthe just right position that isnt just right.

Sent from the best phone on the planet, Apple take Note............
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] sawdoctor:
Hi thanks for all the replys. I've been looking at these for £40 on amazon http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0046W2MKY/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00

Are they the same plantronics ? I like the behind the ear feature less chance of them falling out when running
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] slybarman:
I have been using these for six months or so and I like them (LG tone):

http://www.amazon.com/LG-Wireless-B...FYFK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1353766092&sr=8-1
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] bignibb:
Yeah those are the ones. Sound quality is clear but no thump like ive become accustomed to.

Sent from the best phone on the planet, Apple take Note............

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I would like to Frankenstein a pair of these and some Beats ear buds. I think that would be a nice set of headphones.

Sent from the best phone on the planet, Apple take Note............
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] CrunchSA:
+1

I've tried countless BT headphones for running and these and br FAR the best.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] RojasTKD:
I have heard good things about the Jaybird Freedom BT headphones. They probably don't satisfy "not too pricey" criteria though.

I have had both the Motorola S9 and S10 BT headsets and they worked perty good for a while, but after several month (4-6) they both had the buttons start to become non-responsive. The S9 got to where some of the buttons and functions would not work and eventually I couldn't get it to work at all. The S10 had had the volume start to randomly go up and get loud and I had to turn it down. Finally I turned it down and it sent too low and I could not get it to turn up again. Now I picked these off ebay for under $40, one was probably a referb the other was new in box.

Because my experience I'm a little hesitant to buy BT headsets for running (I live in Florida). I may eventually spring for he Jaybird freedom if I'm convinced they will hold up to sweat better than the S9 & S10 I had.

Bottom line for activities like running read reviews (look for long tern use reviews) and be willing to spend a little more to get something that will actually last and hold up to sweat. Buy once cry once.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] leojab:
I would suggest the Nokia BH 221.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mentalcase87:
LG tone are great! With 1,839 reviews, 4 and a half stars as well as the price point you really can't beat them.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] 00mred00:
I have both the tones and jaybirds and love both a ton ...the tones we use daily. Even picked up a bunch to give out as gifts (sprints buy 3 get 30% off deal)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] abubasim:
Samsung HS3000. Very good sound quality and you can plug in your favourite 3.5mm stereo headphones. And it supports the Apt-X codec.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] foresterr:
I've been using LG Tone for about two weeks and this is my absolute favorite form factor for BT headphones now. I'm just sorry that the updated model (Tone+) which supposedly has much better sound quality thanks to Apt-X (which Note 2 supports) seems to suffer from range problems. Skipping BT audio is no fun.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] sweets55:
Think the Jaybirds have a lifetime warranty for sweat issues. I bought the extended warranty at BB for 14 bucks just so I can walk into the store and get a new pair if I have any issues.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] bmoreboy02:
The jaybirds are by far better then the lg ones. There lighter and way more comftorable. Plus you cant beat there warranty. Sound quality is awesome
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] 00mred00:
Each have pros and cons. The big plus to my tones over my jaybirds is the tones are more secure around my neck when not in use.

The jaybirds are sweat proof tho. (The lifetime warranty is for sweat damage only btw)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] bmoreboy02:
I dont how youd consider that a pro. If your not using them most people simply take them off. And while jaybirds warranty is strictly sweat if you have any issues with the sound or power from headphones thats all gona fall under the warranty. But i have the bestbuy insurance anyway
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] 00mred00:
the jaybirds standard warranty is not lifetime ;) just sweat

And my point exactly...my tones rest on my neck when not in use..my jaybirds i had to take in and out of a pocket...rather annoying for someone like me and my usage of them. I am going to go out on a limb and guess that you have never tried on/used the tones...you seem to be unclear on how they are worn.

and yes...i have the best buy warranty on my freedoms as well...2 yr warranty for 14.99...and have had them replaced (they fell off and were run over)

my tones came with a 1 yr limited from lg and are covered for 1 yr exchange (as with all accessories) in any sprint store.

battery life claims

tones..10 hr music 15 hr talk. 15 day standby (straight off the box for 730s)

birds...6 hr ...no specific claims on the box other than 6 hrs. Purchaser is directed to http://www.jaybirdgear.com/support/warranty-returns/ for warranty details...also 1 yr (lifetime sweat)

i have a couple sets of each right here in front of me to be given as gifts for Christmas.

here is the link to the app i refered to earlier

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.infraware.btreader_us
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] RojasTKD:
Tones work for you. But many people dont't want to wear then around our necks all day. We jast want them for working out/running. in that case something else may be preferred.

I just took the plunge and bought the new Motorola S11 Flex HD for mainly for running. Used them for the first time last night. They are lightweight and comfortable. And most importantly to me "sweat proof" (time will tell). The audio is aqueduct for a Bluetooth headset. Their are some review that praise the audio as fantastic, but most people don't really know what good audio is. I have some high end headphone and these are no where near that, and I wouldn't expect them too. I only mention it because some of the review i read would give a false impression that there are on par with audiophile headphones. But for working out they are just fine. I tried all the included tip and the default ones worked best for me deliver the best audio and bass response.

My biggest concern is how well these will truly hold up against sweat. I've tried other "sweat proof/resistant" BT headsets before and they did last a year before certain buttons stopped working. We will see how these hold up.

I haven't really used it for phone calls, but did leave myself a voice message and the first few words where a bit garbled and the rest sounded fine. The jury is still out, but honestly I don't expect too much. I have a BlueAnt Q2 for making calls.

You can't fold these and put them in your pocket, of course you could slide them down and put them around you neck if you wanted. But mine will be used mostly for working out and running.

These aren't cheat at about $129, but I wanted something designed for sweat and working out. I've had too many headsets not hold up to sweat for very long. Like they say, "buy once, cry once". I hope that will be the case indeed with the Motorola S11 Flex HD.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] darktriad:
I was thinking of taking the plunge on these since I'm also working out as well. Since I'm doing p90x, I've read in one amazon review that they also grip well especially in plyometrics (involves a lot of jumping and running).

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] teshgnex:
i have the backbeat 903's - by far the best I've owned and used, for exercise as well as casual listening

they have audio controls that are easy and intuitive, micro usb charging and last long enough for me (4-5hrs of wearing, i've never had them die on me unless i forgot to charge them)

I like these over the Backbeat GO, S9HD's and other on-the-ear headsets because they are secure like IEM's but you can still hear through them like on-the-ear sets - safer to hear your surroundings and they have really good bass response for being in ear but not isolating
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] RojasTKD:
I think you won't have any issues doing plyometrics, or running or jumping with these. That's what I like about the flexible but fairly rigid behind the head strap of the Motorola design, they make for a very secure fit.

The BackBeat 903 and the BackBeat Go look to be portable, I just don't think I would like wearing them as much at the S11, and the S11 seems more secure to me.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] ElAguila:
I just replaced my backbeat 903's with a set of backbeat go's and I am loving them. They fit very secure on me and have a great sound quality.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] sweets55:
I like the freedom Jaybirds but think I might return them since they cut out. It doesn't happen a lot but I'm picky. Not sure what headphones I'll get but have gift card at BB.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Peter Galbavy:
I used to use Sony MW600 BT receivers with my own choice of headphones but they both broke after a year or two. Very poorly made.

I have now ordered some Samsung HS3000 sets which should turn up next week. I prefer the option of choosing my own headphones depending on the circumstances. BT doesn't lend a huge amount to sound quality anyway :)
[HTC One X] faxel:
I Think its time to open a thread on jb hopes, because jb update is started rolling out in india. as we didnt get jb we, should discuss when it will come to us
[HTC One X] orderme:
I'm eagerly wating for the first reports after using the .24, whether there are still bugs present? I would be thankfull for news!

BTW, does someone know whether this is still a relaese for testing in a specific region, or will it be shipped globally in next time?
[HTC One X] colinmc8:
Yes Yes, Jelly Bean for the win!!!

Ah I don't know whether to laugh or cry :eek:
[HTC One X] faxel:
we should think positive some times, so I thinks its started rolling. htc cant send jb for testing to India. bcos india has 2nd big population in this world. htc should think of their business.
[HTC One X] kakanjac:
Jelly bean, jelly with sense?? What's that?

Sent from my HTC One X with CID T-MOB102:(
[HTC One X] thugangel662:
So it hit ground in India. Soon it will reach all of Asia, then it will hit Europe. And like always UK will have it a month after Europe, so I'm not getting excited now :D

Anyway congrats to our fellow HOX comrades in India. Enjoy jelly :)
[HTC One X] Wilks3y:
Congrats !!

I added it to:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2009525

Thanks
[HTC One X] Zlotin:
I hope jb will resize my screen to 5 inch with full hd resolution and my battery will be enlarged to 3000mah.

Oh god, we have jb leaks since September, there is nothing new to come
[HTC One X] Electronic Punk:
I was starting to think this forum section was lacking any threads about Jelly Bean, I am glad that issue has now bean (hah) resolved.
[HTC One X] Andy:
Can we continue with this in here please --> JellyBean - Discussion - OTA/ETA's - Confirmed JB Updates

Thanks

Thread Closed.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jmorton10:
I have two G3s that I swap the sim bask and forth between all the time.

All of sudden, the sim works fine in one phone but the other phone says "no sim card".

I reflashed the ROM ETC but nothing changed??
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] voodoomanx:
Most likely need a phone replacement. Go back to stock and try
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jmorton10:
Actually, reactivating the phone fixed it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nuts_850:
i had the baseband version XXKPA and i needed to switch to a more stable ICS so i flashed XXLPQ without doing a factory reset, now my phone is stuck at the boot screen. it can enter into download mode, but not recovery mode. I need to fix this asap. Anybody help?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Paulius7:
1.Not this forum

2. try to Change CSC.(Chaning csc Wipe you all phone)

3. Maybe you Bad going to recovery Try more times.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nuts_850:
and which forum should i go to? what is CSC? and i don't mind losing all my data, i just need to get it to work.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] rickkyez:
:fingers-crossed:Anyone can upload [XU] xperia chinese keyboard.apk? :confused: i need it immediately...tq... :D
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Kriss_Hietala:
Download munjeni stock Rom. Open the Rom. Zip and extract the ask from system /apk
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ruicc:
Hi,

Anyone knows the font name used on this video?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqSYPBYqcD0&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Cheers
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] DMax99:
Hi guys,

I have ripped off the NFC receiver tag from this flip case: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Leather-...lePhonesCasesPouches&var=&hash=item2576d52e30 and put it onto this Aluminum Battery Door Case Cover: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Colors-N...071185?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item19d62721d1 today.

Unfortunately I can confirm that this Aluminum Battery Door Case Cover does NOT work with NFC. The metal paint layer on this cover must somehow interfere with the NFC signal. This is a bad trade-off of making my phone looks better I guess :(
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] JHimmelbauer:
thanks for share your experiences
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Buzz20:
^^ thanks for letting us know :D

I've been curious too

Has your oem battery cover arrived yet?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] DMax99:
No worries. :) I'm quite disappointed because the silver metal back door looks great, but I think I'll be able to live without nfc for a while.

Nah, I haven't got the OEM back doors yet. They are coming really really slowly. I'm still waiting for the metal bumpers too. :(