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[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] audit13:
I would just buy a code from ebay. Once you are on the 4.3 bootloader, you must use a code and be running a stock or very close to stock ROM in order to enter the unlock code.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Bionic22:
Hey guys, need some help with my AT&T Galaxy S3

I'm up to the part of pressing PERSO SHA256 OFF

but when going back there's no option listed from the one in the instructions. The 4th option I get reads RAT_FREE_SUPPORTING_ON

Any help?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dawgdoc:
This only works if you are on the stock rom, 4.1.1 version with corresponding bootloader and modem. After that the menus change.

Although, there have been some reports of it working with 4.1.2 bootloader and 4.1.1 modem.

DO NOT downgrade to 4.1.1 if you are on 4.3 (MJB) or newer, you will brick your phone.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] YasharF:
Tricky unlock even when you have the right unlock code

I confirm that these steps worked for me yesterday with the latest rooted AT&T 4.4.2 firmware and boot loader UCUFNJ1 as I also stated in http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3-att/...nj1-update-t2941792/post58661440#post58661440 ; (the standard process that AT&T emails out with the unlock code did not work for me). Note that you must have obtained the unlock code (aka from AT&T after meeting their criteria) as stated. For me the very first step, (a) took 20-30 sec to bring up the service menu and I even entered the code *#197328640# a second time while waiting since I thought it didn't go through. This process is also posted on AT&T's official forum.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dirkdigles:
FYI:

Now you can get an unlock code from AT&T for free even if you're not a customer. As long as your phone meets the unlock eligibility requirements, they'll send you a code to unlock.

Proof? I am not an AT&T customer, and have an unused i747 that I wanted to unlock. I filled out their request form on Friday, and just received my code 30 minutes ago! And voila, my i747 is now unlocked.

Info: http://www.androidpolice.com/2015/0...u-sim-unlock-your-phone-heres-the-fine-print/

Here's the AT&T page:

https://www.att.com/deviceunlock/#/

Enjoy!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] merlise:
I wish I had known that a few days ago!!! lol, I bought an unlock code off ebay (for about 7 dollars, still hasn't come yet), but after doing it through AT&T it came in less than a few minutes :3
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] kamacete:
hi, guys,

i have a GT-i9300 version 4.3

can you please can give me any help to unlock free?

thanks to all
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Alaris:
Is there anyway to hide this update? I dont want to install it because I wouldnt use it and it takes up 30mb.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] spycedtx:
Disable the application from the application management under settings. That should basically act like it's not installed.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Alaris:
I thou I ht of that and couldnt find it. I disabled the Allshare on thinking it would do it but it didnt work.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] dinomovil11:
here is the apk from the razr m, the first time give error and force to close, reinstall or clear the data in options

New Features:

DVD Video Resolution (720x480) on the Front Camera

http://www43.zippyshare.com/v/32432212/file.html
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] joel_sinbad:
Interesting, thanks!
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] batwingnz:
Worth it?
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] dinomovil11:
sure, now i have installed the razR HD camera but its the same feature 1.3 mp in the front camera
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] miike.mm:
it replaces the razr i câmera?
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] dinomovil11:
only upgrade the stock cam so u can uninstall from apps-options-camera-uninstall upgra..
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] PELLET Nolwenn:
What are the differents with the razr i cam?

Envoyé depuis mon XT890
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] :
Like it says: it enables 1.3 MP on the front cam.
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] batwingnz:
Can someone post examples?
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] joel_sinbad:
Ok, I installed the APK file, then i cleared the app data and rebooted...

At first the camera was a bit laggy, but now is fluid...

The front camera photos are still at 0.3MP resolution (640x480), so... no changes here, at least if I done something wrong...

The front video camera has been upgraded to take DVD resolution (720x480), the stock camera only was taking VGA and QVGA video... but is almost the same resolution... i attached some screenshots...

Maybe I do something wrong, correct me if I installed something wrong or whatever...
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] poolt:
Same here, no improvements on taking better quality pictures but got an upgrade on video.
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] dinomovil11:
Post Edited :P only have a better resolution in the video of the front cam
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] joel_sinbad:
The APK is the same as the RAZR HD, at least in the ATRIX HD too... maybe the camera APK detects automatically what settings to show in the camera UI...
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] landeiro:
And frontal câmera 1.3 mp is possible?

Enviado de meu XT890 usando o Tapatalk 2
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] htcmodteam:
I already have it on my razr i
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] joel_sinbad:
front or rear camera?? because on your screenshot a pair of feet and not a face...
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] sheriffdude:
rooted

does my phone have to be rooted for this app
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] dinomovil11:
u dont need root only install and enjoy :P
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] TrippleT:
Can't change the "save to" path...anyone else...???
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] arabanoan:
Really works?

Enviado desde mi XT890 usando Tapatalk 2
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] dinomovil11:
sure but only the front cam get an upgrade to dvd resolution
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] dog121:
Only trouble with this is you lose panoramic view and the ability to swap from internal storage to external storage
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] dinomovil11:
im on ics and not have the problem with the storage, later i will upload the razr m cam from jelly bean (includes panorama view)
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] dog121:
Thanks I have the storage on the jb internal and sdcard camera but when I do the M camera it gives me the extra resolution in the front video camera but removes the other two options do you reckon the jb update for the M will have more options .I extracted one of the custom ROMs on the M forum 4.1.2. But the camera was still the same
[RAZR i Themes and Apps] borg17a:
4.0 ICS camera

Deleted!
[LG Optimus 2x] FailWhale20:
My wi-fi is connected as always and my internet works fine (web browsing). However, ever since I woke up today, I haven't been able to connect to other media sources that require an internet connection.

For example, shadowgun multiplayer, zynga poker, play store and youtube (app) all say that no connection is found.

Would really appreciate help, thanks.
[LG Optimus 2x] kuba725:
I think that you have to set your clock again with the same time what is in your country.
[LG Optimus 2x] FailWhale20:
Wow thanks for that. Even though it wasn't specifically the time that was the problem, it was the date. For some reason, the year was set at 1970 :confused: Changed that back to normal and everything's fine again.

Even though tonyp and harsh's official ICS ROM is still better as a daily ROM than CM10, I guess they're not exactly as "stable" as they say they are.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] 3kgt:
This is really driving me crazy!

Nexus 7 Stock room.. when i start the game after licence chek it crashes..

reinstalled several times but dosent work

i tested it on JB 4.1 and 4,2,1 stock room N7 16GB wifi

with and without root

even did did a factory reset

contacted gameloft but no answer.

it works great on my Note 2.. But i bought the game for the N7 since its my "gaming" unit.

any one with same problem?

Problem Solved: Change languache to English England and it works :D
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] HFX9:
Same on my nexus7

Odesláno z mého Nexus 7 pomocí Tapatalk 2
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] leelaa:
No problems here. Try uninstall and reinstall, if that fails try starting it with WiFi turned off.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Billchen0014:
the game requires an active internet connection when starting, so if you dont have internet, you cant play.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] 3kgt:
As i wrote above i reinstalled more than 8 times now
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Billchen0014:
Does it work when you have interment connection?

Xxx oops! accidentally beamed from my awesome NEXUS S! xxX
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] dalamario:
Did you tried to remove "/android/data/com.gameloft.android.ANMP.GloftM3HM" and "/android/obb/com.gameloft.android.ANMP.GloftM3HM" folders and re-download the content?

On my N7, MC3 work flawlessly.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] 3kgt:
It dosent work With or without internet.

Nope that one i didnt try! Will so tonight .. :)
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] MafiaDroid:
Try change language for english EUA its work for me
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] rubikqj:
Did you solve this problem? I have the same problem and since I paid for the game I would like to play it...
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] 3kgt:
Nope .. Support told me to wait.

That uppdates will come and fix it.

And they gave me a free game "Nova 3" Wich dosent work either lol

Same ****.. install then download data .. and when game starts it shuts down

so i gave upp for now :S
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] 3kgt:
F***ING Finaly it works

And its an Awsome game..

Changed languache to English and it works great now :D
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Tbbo514:
how do u do that? does the game have to start and go into a menu to change the language ? i keep reading this and people say it works but i fear since mine doesnt open i cant do it?..also i saw people talking about using something called twingo changing the language but cant find it anywhere..but i see people with galaxy nexus on 4.2.1 saying the game runs just fine for them..so how come it doesnt for me?..mine crashes on checking license and never starts it just goes back to homes screen it has been doing this to me since android 4.0.4. i bought this game 6.99 and havent played it since!
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] 3kgt:
U change the Hole phone language setting.. i Changed to UK and works.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] vip756:
on xgo? wil it wrk?
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] 3kgt:
What is XGO?
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] vip756:
Xperia go, cos i saw on youtube his playing this wt his xgo.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] just1690:
modern combat 3 licence check crash

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Still doesn't work, I changed the whole language to English UK (nexus7) it still crashes! Please help!
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] cosciad:
I found another solution : you had to pull down the notification center while the game is loading and verifying your license...wait and see...it works for me !
[Nexus 10 Accessories] 8008Hacker:
Hi. I've followed the Pogo Charger thread looking for pin-out info on the Nexus 10 pogo connector. No posts on the actual pin-out. I did learn about the 'polimeter', but I digress.

I've done some probing around and have some preliminary info on the connector to share. I used a Fluke 189 dvm and a Tektronix 2252 scope.

First order is to identify pin 1. I'm assuming that when viewing the connector with the screen up, pin 1 is on the left.

Pins 1 and 6 are ground. Zero resistance between the two.

Pin 2 is a control pin. Open circuit voltage is 1.12 V. If you pull it down with a 1.5K ohm (minimum) resistor momentarily and let it go up, the Nexus 10 powers on. (Discovering that was good for excitement ...) Once powered on, if you pull it down again, Nexus goes into clock mode. Obviously meant for a dock. Don't know if this pin does other tricks. Note that the picture of the pogo charger connector shows pin 2 missing.

No clues about pins 3-5. One is obviously +5 for charging. But I'm not ready to apply power to unknown pins yet. Seems to me that since there's a charger floating around, it would be better to wait for someone to check out its pins.

Pins 3-5 are near ground level. No pull-ups, clocks, etc.

I had no luck finding audio on any of the pins. There might be a control function that mutes the Nexus speakers and enables audio. Or it might happen when you supply charging power.

I hope that there are some brave souls out there that could help identify more pins. The charger is the most important because it might enable other pins.

Murray
[Nexus 10 Accessories] alias_neo:
Usually, with these SOCs, varying resistances between the control pin and ground can cause you to enter various modes, such as download mode on other Samsung devices, along with countless other modes, dock, speaker dock, etc.

If we could get some ultra high resolution teardown photos, I could work out the charging pins.

My pins should be here in a couple of weeks too, so I can start making my pogo charger.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] 8008Hacker:
The hi-res photo is a good idea, but I don't think it's going work here. Take a look at the logic board in the teardown at

www dot powerbookmedic dot com/wordpress/2012/11/16/google-nexus-10-take-apart-first-look.

(Sorry, but the site isn't letting me insert a proper URL because I'm a new guy ...)

The dock cable connector is the one on the lower right diagonal from the SoC. Judging from the size of the passive components, it looks like the power management circuit is above the connector just to the right of the processor. Here's the problem: the top of the board has a power/ground plane that hides all of the traces from the connector.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] 8008Hacker:
alias_neo - Any progress on the pin out or your pogo charger?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] alias_neo:
Friday not, haven't been home much, working late to finish up before Christmas, so by the time I been getting home I'm collapsed.

Will probably get started and finished with it over Christmas holiday.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] tpayne1:
I'll have mine by then and I plan on ripping it apart the day I get it and figuring out the proper pins for charging...
[Nexus 10 Accessories] alias_neo:
Just as importantly, see what the ID pin is connected to (if anything?) and which two pins are connected for data (which, since it has 5 pins, I assume it does data too).
[Nexus 10 Accessories] BuGGr:
according to this site 2 pins are for data transfer and 2 pins are for audio (left and right).
[Nexus 10 Accessories] tpayne1:
Apparently you haven't read anything in this thread, which completely nullifies that speculation page completely.

3 pins are already known...that leaves 3....we have 1 for power...that leaves 2....can't have data AND audio...
[Nexus 10 Accessories] BuGGr:
I did, but I forgot about the dock pin. maybe some pins have a multi purpose of some sort.

a spec sheet from samsung would be ideal but I guess that will never happen.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] dalingrin:
I've also been looking through the kernel today and my findings were the same.

Looks to me like the pogo can do USB data, SPDIF, and/or power for charging.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] 8008Hacker:
Thanks for the confirmation.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] SiliconS:
I love this thread. This sort of intelligent, collaborative discussion is what these forums used to contain back in the good old days (when all of this were fields etc.). I'm fascinated to learn how you guys are able to probe and deconstruct the software and hardware to discover the inner workings of these amazing machines. :)
[Nexus 10 Accessories] skally:
It's possible dock state is triggered using binary pulses. I seem to remember the Nexus One dock used this method. The N1 docks also had audio out jacks which actually connected to the phone using a private bluetooth pairing.

I was looking through the documentation on the Atmel ATtiny series microprocessors Here, specifically, the amount of functions available on each pin. Is it possible that one of the ground pins is actually the interrupt pin and is currently pulled low until a voltage is present on the vcc pin?

Keep up the good work:)
[Nexus 10 Accessories] 8008Hacker:
It does. The dock code maintains several states. Docked, power state, audio state, usb state, etc. Some of them are affected by the command/response channel I mentioned. This channel uses binary pulses on the pogo connector.

The N10 uses SPDIF, a well-known protocol for transmitting CD-quality audio in stereo or 5.1 surround sound. Good choice by Sammy, imho

I'm a real fan of the Atmel AT devices and have done a lot of projects with them. The Exynos has even more options on its I/O pins. Take a look at the manual.

Don't think so. There's zero resistance between them. Having two grounds is actually a safety feature. Note that the grounds are on both ends of the connectors. This ensures that one of the grounds connects first before other signals no matter how the device is mechanically skewed as it docks. Prevents ESD (electro-static damage) to the interface.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] khal_nayak:
could it be used for a keyboard or so?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] jerryp7:
I'm all for open source and reverse engineering but doesn't it seem like this is something that Nexus could just make a diagram available for? I don't get why this is something the community if left to figure out.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] alias_neo:
Well,

The pogo technology as with the rest of the hardware in the nexus devices isn't open hardware, it's proprietary for someone, they probably don't want to share it except with licensed partners making hardware.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] jerryp7:
That makes sense. Thanks.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] glamav:
So nobody with pogo cable for $20 cant tell us where is + connector ?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Shade_of_RA:
The power connection does not pass directly through to the POGO pins. The center pins appear to have a high impedance connection with the power line. The manufacturer mentions some type of power protection circuit in the cable, so seeing this is not too surprising.

If I can find the time, I'll measure it with the power adapter attached and may be put a scope on it to see if the POGO cable is the originator of the any identification signals.

BTW, The USB Data pins do appear to be directly connector to the 2nd and 5th pins. I'll try to post some additional information when I find the time.

RA
[Nexus 10 Accessories] glamav:
Thank You, that will be helpful.

About the data pins, can you make data transfer from your POGO cable ?

Also, when you charge via POGO did you see "USB Charging" or "AC Charging" in settings>battery ?

I just tried with cable from my mouse and i successfuly started to charge the device from pins 1 and 3, also from pins 1 and 4.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] jerryp7:
When connected to a Linux box it says "Charging (USB)" but the computer doesn't recognize it. Says the same thing when plugged into a 1 amp charger.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Shade_of_RA:
If plugged into the original charger, AC is reported. If plugged into a USB port (even USB 3), USB is reported.

As others have already reported, it is not seen by the PC (windows) as a USB device. This MAY mean that Android is not configured (yet) to support it. I think someone else reported looking at the code and thinking this might be the case.

With the cable plugged into a USB port, +5V does appear on both of the center pins. These pins also appear to have zero resistance between them implying they are connected together and both supply power.

I also re-check the high impedance connection that I have previously reported. It now show open between the USB power pin and the center pins. So there is definitely some type of active circuit, in the pogo cable on the +5V line.

RA
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Andbanyan:
I opened a pogo cable up to look at the board inside to try and make out the connectors. Here are pictures:

From what I can tell, 2 vout in the center, 2 grounds on either side one spdif, and one where I can't recongnize the marking.

Any ideas anyone? Anyone still care? :)
[Nexus 10 Accessories] fievel000:
Very interesting ... Thank you for risking to break a 25 $ adaptor just for the science !
[Nexus 10 Accessories] workerantDroid:
Not much info on the tablet side either. No marking on the PCB to indicate the function of those pins. :(
[Nexus 10 Accessories] colinjlyon:
i got tired fo trying to find out what pins are the power and just applied power to the pins hoping that i wouldn't fry the nexus. i used pin one as ground and applied 5.08V to the various pins from a usb charger plugged into the wall. when ground is applied to pin 1 and 5V applied to pin 4 the tablet charges. :)
[Nexus 10 Accessories] onoakino:
Were you able to make a custom pogo charger for the nexus 10?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] onoakino:
I hope somebody replies.

I need to create a diy pogo charger as the USB port is starting to lose connection with my usb charging cable.

If [MENTION=3055718]colinjlyon[/MENTION] or anybody who succeeded in making a DIY custom pogo charger happens to read this, I hope you could find time to respond.

Pin 1 is ground, and pin 4 is 5v?

Nexus10 takes in 2a using the original usb charger?

After using your mod, did you encounter any issues?

On the Pogo diy thread for nexus 7, some reported they lost the ability to use the tablet in mass storage mode/usb mass storage mode when they try to access the files using their pc. Has this ever happened to you guys?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] colinjlyon:
I honestly don't Remeber if I had terrible with usb mass storage... But chatting worked fine
[Nexus 10 Accessories] onoakino:
Thank you for your response!

Perhaps a typo and you mean to say "charging worked fine" instead of "chatting", and it worked fine with just pin 1 (ground) and pin 4 (+5v)?

Again, thank you for visiting this old thread to reply.

Sorry for my English. It's not my native language.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] colinjlyon:
Yes, charging worked fine
[Nexus 10 Accessories] philip2668:
The outer pins (1 and 6 ) are ground. The middle pins ( 3 and 4 ) are supply, the other 2 pins are connected to the data pins on the USB plug.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] onoakino:
Thanks [MENTION=6103977]Phillip2668[/MENTION]

I am assuming you were able to create your DIY pogo charger to charge the Nexus 10.

You mentioned pins 2 and 5 are data pins.

So if I'm getting this correctly, if I:

1. Strip a usb cable open from a charger, (the usb cable that has mini-usb connector at one end and a normal usb connector at another end),

2. Cut the miniusb end of the cable and expose its 4 wires;

3. Solder black wire to pin 1 for ground, red wire to pin 4 for +5v supply;

4. Solder the two remaining cables from the usb to pins 2 and 5 for data.

Q1: On #4, does polarity matter? I mean can i just solder the two remaining data wires from the usb to pins 2 and 5 without having to think which of the two should connect to pin 2 or pin 5?

Q2: On enabling the data pins. Did you connect your diy to your PC for file transfer purposes?

Also, if it's not too much, may i ask for a simple illustration/sketch in paper (hand-drawn or computer drawn, whatever is convenient for you), of the wiring diagram that worked for you?