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[Samsung Galaxy Mini] taran181:
use AdFree Android app from google play.. your mobile must be rooted to use this app...
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GerasVille:
Hey there guys,

today I flashed Omega Rom 33.3 on my S3, but I noticed the keyboard is different from the 4.1.1 version. I have to click on the recommended word, but on the version of 4.1.1 it have choosen automatically the words by pressing the space bar. Also there are no autocorrection preferences, so I can´t adjust it.

So my questions are: Am I blind? How I can use the samsung keyboard from Omega Rom 32.1? Can somebody help me?

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drumhitz:
I also noticed this just now after flashing omega 33.3, which is JB 4.1.2. Samsung Keyboard is different, where we cannot press spacebar to auto correct the word.

Is there a way to solve this or where to get the older 4.1.1 version keyboard?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saywhatt:
you guys can uninstall the new keyboard and just push to the system the old one
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drumhitz:
Thanks for the prompt reply. BUt Im quite a newbie, how to uninstall keyboard? Will it just automatically push to the old one after uninstall? I have just wiped and flashed with new Omega 33.3, I thought all the old files have been deleted?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fishy12i:
Open your root explorer, go to system > apps > and find the samsung keyboards.

:)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drumhitz:
i search the whole apps directory... cant find anything related to samsung keyboards :crying:

anyone knows what is the apk name for samsung keyboard?

and how can I roll back to the old 4.1.1 keyboard?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arsaw:
Is called SamsungIME.apk

You will need the old apk. Get it from your backup (assuming you make backup). Just copy paste to replace it with old keyboard apk and set permission rw--r-r

Then reboot.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drumhitz:
thanks... i got make backup using titanium backup. but where to find this samsungIME? i tried to find in titanium backup folder, but can't see any there.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GerasVille:
I tried the keyboard from Omega Rom 32.1, but it doesn´t work... I will try again and report.

EDIT: The keyboard crashes... Maybe somebody can upload a working apk from 4.1.1, which works on 4.1.2. On my backup the apk is coming with an odex file.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GerasVille:
I tried to use the "SamsungIME.apk", "T9DB" folder and "libXt9core.so" from Omega Rom 32.1 but without success.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drumhitz:
No idea how...

but i found an alternative.. Go Keyboard is fantastic !! go search at Play ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] calinoii:
Soooo,I've got the XXKK6 radio,which is bassically for android 4.0.x I think and the newest one for android 4.1.2 which I am using is XXLF1.

I am living in Romania and i've got my Gnex from Vodafone,those are the standard europeean radios,now my question is:

Should I flash the newest radio for my android version? I am having really bad issues with my signal and my data connection.Is there any chance that my phone will end bricking?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
No, flashing radio with fastboot won't brick the device

Sent from my i9250
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] calinoii:
But flashing it with cwm?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
if you flash a GSM radio for a GSM phone you wont brick it.

if you flash a CDMA radio on a GSM phone (or vice versa), you might
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dandemonic:
Download from playstore an app called 'get ril' it will check if your baseband compatible/up to date with the rom, has in app choice to change baseband i think your gnex gotta be rooted to use or effect change, good luck:D

sent via xda app from my yakju gnex 4.2.1 paranoid android 2.99 beta 6
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] calinoii:
thanks for your kind answer :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andrewNY:
GetRil doesn't actually change the radio. It let's you download the RIL file that is most compatible with your existing radio.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dandemonic:
Thanks am a noob knew it was good for checking baseband compatibility but only used to check mine as had baseband incompatibility issues with 4.2, was handy to check after reflash to make sure it was ok, still lots to learn so appreciate this kind of feedback. Will now do more research about ril files.

Am attempting to learn the basics of android programming coming from having zero computer literacy, wish me luck lol and thanks to xda and mskips for inspiring me to learn more.

Cant wait to get over the noob anxiety attack i get when flashing a new rom:rolleyes:

sent via xda app from my yakju gnex 4.2.1 paranoid android 2.99 beta 6
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] aypanthony:
Hey All,

After much debate, I am the proud owner of a GN2. The thing is awesome and the size does not bother me at all.

However, I am having a strange issue. I work in a building that causes my phone to roam. When I send a text I get the following message:

"You are in an international roaming area. You may incur charges for SMS. Select an option:

-Auto send when in a Domestic coverage area

-Send Now

-Save as a draft message."

I have talked to a Sprint Tech. He confirmed that I am not being charged for sending text messages internationally. However, after updating PRL, Profile, I still get the message. Any ideas?

Thanks, Tony
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] theoner1:
I remember those in the east coast are reporting of a similar problem. Since released day my phone have never experience this problem up until this morning when I got to work (East bay, Cali) and still showing roaming non stop. This is quite frustrating to say the least. Hopefully it affecting just the area around my work due to the recent storm we have here in Northern Cali.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KB112:
Really? I've got no issues here.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] fatboypup:
Mine says it once and a while
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mikey123:
Mine gives me international roaming notice at work where I have awfuk signal. Im in south jersey so I know im not roaming. I called sprint and they were less than unhelpful
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] aypanthony:
My experience to troubleshoot with Sprint tech mirrors yours.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] chessx:
as soon as i walk in my house i start int roaming, so i have to use wifi and limit calls, i have Sero-P and they would just love to cancel my plan
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 49ml:
I have the same issue. I guess domestic roaming is international?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Illuminated_Legacy:
Since when is Southwestern PA....internationally roaming?

I am having the same issue with my Samsung Galaxy Note II. I bought it on Dec 9th and swapped it out at the sprint store last night for another one since they were assuming that the first one had an antennae issue. The replacement is doing the same exact thing however the signal strength increased.

I contacted Sprint customer service numerous times since I got it on the 9th. I still haven't had any helpful information given to me.

Yesterday while I was on the phone with customer service, I was told that since Pennsylvania is kind of close to the Canadian border and that's why I'm internationally roaming........I'm confused...because I'm not close to Canada.

Has anyone had any luck on finding some useful/helpful information regarding this problem?

It's really frustrating and I'm close to taking my Note II back and go back to my old phone. :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mikey123:
I truly believe our phones are telling us we are internationally roaming when we clearly aren't. I'm in south jersey... nowhere near a boarder. I turned my roam guard off until someone can help us out further
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] internetpilot:
I'm having the exact same problem on my brand new (as of 12/16/2012) Note 2, but I'm in NE FLORIDA -- unless Sprint considers Georgia to be a foreign country, then I'm no where near any international border. I haven't received a solution yet, but just letting you know that it can actually be more ridiculous than what some of you are experiencing who are remotely close to Canada. I mean, what? Am I roaming on Castro's cellular network? Bermuda Triangle magnetic field?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] chessx:
in nyc its affecting me as well for nearly 2 months and 3 different note 2s, but no effects on my S1 S2 S3 or OG Evo
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KB112:
It happened to me yesterday. I think it just has something to do with the way Samsungs roaming setting is coded. I was in Pacific Grove (Monterey Bay) at our hotel near the beach. I had a weak roaming signal and when I sent a text it said it was international. It asked if I wanted to send it, as I would get charged etc.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] seoulkul:
i get the same thing in the south bay, ca. i am now able to "international roam" inside buildings that my epic would loose all service in. whatever the issue is for the incorrect labeling on roaming, it shows up on my bill as roaming. i worry if they do fix this particular issue that i might loose roaming inside some buildings as opposed to when i would have no service at all.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] garwynn:
Just a thought... Do any of you guys have OpenSignalMaps or an app like that?

Makes me wonder if you're connecting to GSM (ATT) and that's thinking it's international....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] openforu:
solution: (if someone want to fix that)

change from true to false or add that line in file feature.xml its locatet on root \system\csc\feature.xml

<CscFeature_Message_EnableRoamGuard>false</CscFeature_Message_EnableRoamGuard>

or download csc features expert apk and change

Enable Roam Guard

false
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sergioperalta81:
so i flashed a rom i think its called provisions on my nexus but.it.seems its the only one i can flash ...im not.new to.flashing by any means but.idk.whats going on i keep getting a status 7 error When i try to flash any other rom i tryed an oldsr recovery but no.dice any feed back would be great
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sergioperalta81:
come on guys 70+ views and no reply has no one run into this problem
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] polobunny:
Try updating your recovery. And be patient.

Maybe post the full error message too, that could help.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sergioperalta81:
thanks for the response Ive used the latest recovery and all it does is attempt to install it then it shows the path of the file installation aborted error status 7
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DJBhardwaj:
The ROM zip is most probably corrupted or incomplete. It does happens often.

Try flashing your current ROM zip. If it flashes without issues then I am 101% sure that the error is due to corrupted or incomplete .zip
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vidaljs:
What ROM were u one before this happened?

And RU flashing via recovery or ROM manager app?

What do u format / clean up before u flash any ROM?

And u were a flashaholic in the past, the u could have some unwanted or useless files in ur SD card that could be causing the error.

So ID recommend cleaning up or reformating ur SD card and just put back the necessary files to flash. Then once ur back up, put back all ur files that u want or need(media, games, pics...etc)

Thx

Vs Nexus S4G using tapatalk2
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacob66:
Make sure you're wiping everything. And also, more importantly, that the rom is for your variant of the Nexus.

If you have Nexus S 4G from sprint, you use Crespo4g, if not, use the Nexus S. or Crespo.

Edit: Apologies, I thought you said you WERE new. :P

I'll just leave this post in case anyone new stumbles up on this thread.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ej8989:
You're flashing the wrong ROM.

Maybe you have mistaken "Nexus" for "Nexus S"
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] nikonx:
I just switched from iPhone to Note II and I'm pretty pissed I can't just plug into my cars USB port and have it play through the speakers anymore...

I have a 2012 Honda FIt that has a built in USB port and it worked fine with iPhone. When I plug in the Note II, I get a "Unsupported" message on the car stereo. Anyone have a workaround for getting apps to play through the microUSB properly?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Nannuq:
Maybe this plus the cable you already have? http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007SXINGK

Not sure never owned an apple product in my life. I prefer bluetooth because I hate wires.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] nikonx:
Not sure you really read my question...

To clarify: when I plug the micro USB cord from my Note II to the USB port built in to my car's stereo, it doesn't work like it should.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ix3u:
Zing!.... But seriously though, I wouldn't mind and answer to this as well. Building a custom dash in my car and it would be hella convenient to just build in a little cradle to set my n2 in for my music. My head unit has the usb, but just pluging things together doesn't do it... Maybe a "dock mode" or something that is missing?

Edit... Why would anyone EVER suggest a product that has basically 1.5 stars? It's obviously crap.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Nannuq:
No I read it. I just didn't take the time to post the whole thing from my phone. There doesn't appear to anything that will help you immediately to achieve what you want at this time other than using the cable I showed you or if you have Bluetooth use that or you can get a Bluetooth to FM transmitter. All things that will get the music to your radio.

after taking 5 minutes with a quick google search I turned up that until 4.+ android there was no way to do this. However, I don't think Samsung implemented it with the note 2 since I couldn't find anything about it. I did however turn up the items I mentioned.

It looks like if that is what you want and you aren't willing to invest in the way Android works Android isn't for you and you should probably return the device and get an iPhone again. The USB drive you mentioned probably uses the Apple protocol and USB mass storage protocol neither of which the note can perform. If you have a 3.5mm connector that would allow you to connect it as well. My wife's vehicle had this as an input option that I quickly changed to a Bluetooth connection with a simple like item from Amazon.

Android's Bluetooth protocol is amazing after ice cream sandwich, auto connecting to my vehicle's stereo everytime I start my truck and with Tasker/Automateit one can even have it auto launch your music apps. with the awesome battery life of this device, which the iPhone can't touch, I don't even bother to plug it in and just leave it in my pocket jump in and bam Pandora starts playing. When I turn off my truck it stops on it's own and I go about my day.

now that is not to say I am not incorrect and there is another solution that would get you going the way you want. However there are a lot of people on XDA way smarter at these phones than I am and none of them have Chimed in yet so that isn't a good sign because generally the really knowledgeable people waste no time Answering questions.

The 30 pin connector from your previous iOS devices have way more abilities than the 4 to 5 pin micro USB port does. Which is great but limits people to the Apple Ecosystem, which is great for Apple's pocket book. Not so great for a person wishing to move to another device. This is why I always tell people if you are invested in Apple just stick with them and if android then stick with android. Nothing funnier than an idiot *****ing because their Apps don't work anymore after changing from one to the other.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] nikonx:
Ok, so you read it but you didn't understand it and don't know what you're talking about... You also went off on a ridiculous tangent about the differences between iPhone and Android, which was completely useless... Thanks anyways. :rolleyes:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Nannuq:
I am sorry I couldn't help you. perhaps being appreciative of my attempt would get someone else to help you rather than being rude about it. I was attempting to educate you that you didn't buy an iOS device and shouldn't expect it to act like one. Good luck now I will be surprise if anyone else even bothers with you with that attitude. You're the one that bought a phone before bothering to research it and assumed it would work like an iOS device. The phone works exactly like it SHOULD it doesn't however work exactly like you THINK it should. That is not a failure of the device.

---------- Post added at 07:28 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:26 PM ----------

I was being nice and it was the only thing that I found that would possibly do what he was asking. Seriously what is with all the hate for someone just trying to help out. Why wouldn't you put Bluetooth into something that you are building that is that path that Android has taken not the path of cables.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] nikonx:
Dude, seriously, read what you just said. You were attempting to educate me that I didn't buy an iOS device; thank you Captain Obvious. I know what phone I have and that is why I posted in the Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II forum.

I don't want it to "work like an iPhone". It's ridiculous for you to say that I'm crazy for thinking that my $700 (if purchased unlocked) smartphone SHOULD be able to output audio via the USB port like other smartphones (other Android and iPhones work fine in my car), thus using the DAC directly instead of having to use the lower quality 3.5mm headphone jack or Bluetooth A2DP.

Anyways, to anyone who wants to be helpful, I've found that the issue has something to do with the fact that Samsung seems to have changed the way that the Note II and S3 operate the USB port. Anyone have any ideas for restoring the previous functionality of the port? Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 00mred00:
he was exactly correct....the protocol has not been implemented.

there is no way to know it will be.

give it time or go back to the iphone seems to be the only applicable responses...so pick one.

I too went wireless back in 2008 so can't be of much more help than that.

Everything I listen to works over my head unit via bt.

isnt bt standard on the fit?

ok now wait...are you looking for dac ...hell thats been a samsung issue across multiple devices for a while...though i thought I read it was fixed now. it was an issue on the orig note..the skyrocket.. variants of the s2 seems like one or two more as well.

guess it was not fixed.

you might edit your original post ...wording it as two apps won't stream over usb like on my iphone is harder for some to understand you are talking about dac
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Nannuq:
Here this will do exactly what you want it to do.

http://www.sprint.com/landings/iphone/

It's from sprint I assume you use sprint since you are in the Sprint galaxy note 2 forums.

Zing to you too.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Devi0124:
Man everyone tells I phone users to switch then when they do you tell them to go back. I'm not positive but I think an otg cable will allow you to do what you need. Seems to be what this guy is using. I could be completely wrong.

http://www.computeraudiophile.com/f...-note-2-while-using-usb-dac-how-please-14029/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] nikonx:
You're kind of pathetic... Get a life.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 00mred00:
oooooo i have that cable. will see if i can try it. usb is tucked behind dash though
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] finalhit:
Otg let's your phone host usb devices. It's not what you're looking for.

There's a mod that lets you mount your sd card in msc mode...but it won't let you listen to streaming services.

I believe there's a kernel in the dev forum that enables usb audio. This would not likely interface with your car's usb port. What you need is a usb to 3.5mm splitter

It's just like plugging in via the audio port get this way you only need to plug one cable to you phone.

And you are kinda rude.

swyped all these spelling errors from my galaxy note 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ryn:
So you have had android devices that could play pandora, spotify and the like via USB? Ive never had a device personally capable of dping that. My wifes head unit can play Pandora but i think that might be Bluetooth only, it its definitely only Pandora though. I was able to mount as mass storage in the Android 2.3 days, but even with the USB audio in 4+ i doubt if any current market product has the capabilities to control the music like it does the iPhone. I'm sure iPhone uses proprietary software in your stereo to deccoe the audio stream and unfortunately Android is lacking in any manufacturers supporting it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Devi0124:
I get that but did you read the link?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] zack2491:
There are some aftermarket stereos that interface with android.

There is no magic cable that will make your stock stereo work with your Note's Pandora.

I'd like to know exactly what differences you notice between a 3.5mm cord and bypassing the DAC while using your stock audio system.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] nikonx:
Thanks.

I would prefer to use the usb plug because I don't have to adjust my headphone output every time I plug it in and because I only need one cable to charge and listen to music. I have read that a lot of car stereos use the "iPod Out" feature of the iPhone and this is why it won't interface properly with Android devices. It's too bad someone hasn't been able to make an app/hack that would emulate this function and intercept the audio out from an Android phone. I can't believe that I'm the only one who is interested in using the usb plug built into their cars for the purpose of charging and listening to music from their smartphones... I guess it's time to spend the money on replacing my factory stereo with an aftermarket head unit with bluetooth.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] w7excursion:
I just fm transmit my music. I'm not sure of the bitrate difference between bt and a fm signal but it's useable. Then I can use my car charger.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] juliocmorales93:
Honestly I just got an iPod for music. Had the same problem and couldn't find a solution. I use spotify so I just download my tracks offline and play them through the iPod. Its also good to have something relatively cheap (its a 2nd gen) to use while working out, who wants to have this huge phone on them while working out. Its great for a lot of things but that iPod out is great considering I can change tracks using the steering wheel. For everything else I have my note 2.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LimitsX:
I am not sure if this is the appropriate section to post this.

I am deciding between buying Galaxy Nexus or Galaxy Note 2.

I dont have a smart phone, but i need one badly. Most of my work is university related, emails, pdf , notes, ebooks. I dont have a laptop nor tablet. But I do have a power house desktop lol.

I am with mobilicity, so I prefer penta band phones or at least quadband phones for UMTS frequencies.

I really like Galaxy note 2, but the software support makes me think otherwise and also the size of it. I can grip the Gnote 2 in one palm of my hand, so that isnt much of a issue i guess.

Galaxy Nexus has the great software support from google directly! But this phone is really out dated and i have to pay $372 with tax to get it brand new. I am not much of a used phone guy anymore, too many bad experiences.

Any suggestion would be appreciated, thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
Outdated?

Go for the Note 2 then, you already decided.

Since you are using it for work related stuff, you don't need the latest android imo, the bigger screen on the Note will help in reading all that documents too..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LimitsX:
well isn't it outdated? I am looking at it from the perspective that its 1 year old or more though. I won't be constantly doing work, but you know here and there sort of work.

Problem would be carrying it around though.

Thanks for your input though