yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] aeroevan:
I would recommend coming from a jellybean tw rom before flashing this one. That seems to fix NFC. I used VRBLK3_Deodex.zip myself.

Flash the VRBLK3 TW rom, boot and make sure it activates and turn NFC on.

Flash the CM10.1 ROM and latest GApps.

NFC should work on CM 10.1 now.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] aeroevan:
Yeah, still no camera.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] goldsmitht:
TWRP is great, easy to use touch screen, everything is played out in a logical manner, and has an on screen keyboard, so you can name backups as you make them.

You will have to make new backups, cuz you can't use your old cwm ones.

And if you search, it is theme-able
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mpetruzz:
I tried flashing this and was getting tons of FCS. I flashed a backup but now when I connect my phone to my laptop windows media player opens. When I go to my computer and open my phone I can't see my internal storage. My SD card won't let me transfer any music I get an error message.

How can I fix this??

sent from my blue police box flying through time!!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] aeroevan:
Factory reset, format /system, adb sideload VRBLK3_Deodex.zip, boot it up activate and make sure nfc is on, then back to recovery and factory reset (you don't need to format system again) adb sideload cm-10.1-20121215-UNOFFICIAL-d2vzw.zip, adb sideload gapps-jb-20121212-signed.zip

If that doesn't work you did something wrong :P

http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=9390214368362234071 is the VRBLK3_Deodex.zip rom that I used.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] swirly05:
Whats adb sideload??:confused:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] aeroevan:
If you have adb setup, you can select install from sideload or something like that in a recent recovery and install zip files directly from your computer using adb sideload file.zip (you have to make sure your adb is up to date too).

It saves the trouble of copying the zip over and then selecting and installing from recovery.

EDIT: http://teamw.in/ADBSideload might do a better job of explaining things.
[General Questions and Answers] hollyfs8:
I am in serious need of a GOOD bluetooth headset with caller ID.

I have a drawer full of them!

I need one that has good quality voice transmission.

**I have the ERA and it worked fine but eventually people said they couldn't understand me...

**I have the new Legend and it only reads entries from your phone book, which does me no good for my business line...

** I have the Motorola Elite Sliver which does exactly what I want but I've returned 4 of them in less than 4 months because customers say I sound like I'm talking through a Charlie Brown drive thru speaker.

I don't mind spending the money on a good one, but this is getting tiresome

I have a non-smart phone for work

and a Note II for personal.... both on the Sprint network.

I need one that reads the number to me, names don't matter.

I am on the road all the time and I can't be one a business call, funbling around to see if its my family calling (when I can call them back).

Can someone PLEASE suggest one that has number caller ID, and people can actually understand what I'm saying!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mikemmva:
Is there an app that exist so I can hold the phone like a flip cam (vertical) but record in horizontal mode? Thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] fairfax777:
That would be hardware related (you'd still have black on the sides). However, on the software side, you could rotate the image. I know you can do this on Windows Live Movie Maker.:good:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mikemmva:
yea I wish there was just a way to take the image vertically and convert it to horizontal on the camera. would make for a lot less vertical videos on the internet.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] fairfax777:
Yeah, would be a lot easier. There may be some Android movie making app which does what you want (at least after you take your clips). I'll let you know if I find anything.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] cdashb:
When I used my iphone I was content with the stock look. But this phone is so customizable that its hard for me to stay with one look for longer than 3 or 4 days. So I will switch between Roms or unroot to go back to stock and root again. I think its a sickness. I need help.

Currently I'm running CleanRom 2.0 but I have a feeling I will switch over to Criskelo or even Unroot later tonight.

Is this common or am I just too OCD to have a GN2?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] zoso28:
Here on xda, it's common. Eventually you'll probably find a rom that suits you best, and then you can mix it up with mods, launchers, widgets, themes, icons, etc. And if nothing ever suits you, eventually someone will probably put together a paranoidkangdroid rom & that'll keep you busy for the next couple months.

Sent from my SGS3 using my finger
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ainen:
Until this phone I couldn't stick with a rom longer than a day. I suggest just starting stock with root, it's been working well for me!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mac11700:
No...your just a new member in waiting to join Flash-a-Holics anonymous...lol...lol...lol

It happens all the time for recent I-phone converts... They get a taste of freedom and want to try everything...

Mac
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] DanDroidian:
Join the club! LoL
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] cdashb:
So I guess I will take the stock root advice and get into early 'root-a-holics anonymous' as suggested by Mac. I do love the fact I have all of these options though.

If the first android device I really played with wasn't on Gingerbread I would have been here years ago. :p
[HTC EVO 3D] gesange:
So after some search because I need it myself for the downgrade I found it :D

I hope it will help you all :D

RUU_SHOOTER_U_ICS_35_S_HTC_Europe_3.28.401.1_Radio_11.77.3504.00U_11.25.3504.06_M_release_262714_signed.exe

Link:

http://hotfile.com/dl/162740297/770d2ef/RUU_SHOOTER_U_ICS_35_S_HTC_Europe_3.28.401.1_Radio_11.77.3504.00U_11.25.3504.06_M_release_262714_signed.exe.html

Enjoy :D

IF I HELPED HIT THE THANKS BUTTON :)))
[HTC EVO 3D] tzpm:
thank you :D
[HTC EVO 3D] Warren87:
Thanks for your work!
[HTC EVO 3D] Averell:
Sorry, but what's special in this version (in compare with the stock ROM from last June)?
[HTC EVO 3D] esmail69:
Thanks

mirror link:

http://www.uploadbaz.com/2hda9kn9jipt
[HTC EVO 3D] Ryrzy:
yyyy this is old release... first public ICS for evo... for what is this thread ?
[HTC EVO 3D] howpathetic:
Which RUU should i install for Czech republic(Centre Europe)? :confused: Want it for warranty purposes :silly:
[HTC EVO 3D] morganmf:
Any european like this. Check the stock rom thread.

EVO 3D X515m @ Tapatalk 2
[HTC EVO 3D] JackalJackalJackal:
Obsahuje češtinu a je to poslední ICS - Contains Czech and it's the last ICS. :good:

RUU_SHOOTER_U_ICS_35_S_HTC_Europe_3.28.401.1_Radio _11.77.3504.00U_11.25.3504.06_M_release_262714_sig ned.exe
[HTC EVO 3D] EM|NEM:
This ones already available in football's thread
[Sprint LG Optimus G] wp7chris:
I want google now on this phone so badly.....
[Sprint LG Optimus G] _Epic:
I am going to try and find google now that will work for ICS, cause I know I've seen it before and see what happens..

EDIT: Found this thread here... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1747224
[Sprint LG Optimus G] sheek360:
We aren't on deodexed roms
[Sprint LG Optimus G] Agimax:
I have the google now somewhat working since this morning from apk's I found around googling, but took out the google picture gallery & camera cause the google camera didn't work which makes the camera link in gallery bad. So i have the google now search with most of the cards. Haven't tested thoroughly though and I read it won't integrate into gmail without that hacked gmail version (though I don't use this). I will say it chews the hell out of the battery compared though i'm using the work commute traffic card.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] sheek360:
I miss Google now like crazy, my nexus 7 can hardly satisfy my need for it
[Sprint LG Optimus G] latindor17:
There's a thread on the at&t board that tells us how to get Google now on our phones

Sent from my super fast Optimus G!!!

---------- Post added at 08:15 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:33 AM ----------

Here it is

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2007483
[Sprint LG Optimus G] sn0w:
I've had it working for a few weeks. One of the few stock phones(still rooted and unlocked) that can handle it.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] Krazy_Talk:
I just flashed the zip a few minutes ago. So far no issues have come up. I will report later in the day will my results.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] billard412:
This is a set of Odin One-Click Packages. If you're unfamiliar with these, it is the factory firmware loaded in a compacted version of odin and flashing is executed in a single click. No need to check boxes, or worry about what slots to load etc. I do not own this version of the s3 so these have not been tested. They're packed in self-extracting 7z archives. They will not affect your flash count. Every device has a rooted version. Most have an unrooted version as well. If yours does not its because I damn near got carpel tunnel making these and my hands needed a break. Unrooted versions will be up soon.

Windows PC with Samsung Drivers installed is required.

Shouldn't be any problems but I am not responsible for any that may arise.

DOWNLOAD FOR T-MOBILE

DOWNLOAD FOR CANADIAN VARIANTS

AFH MIRROR

ENJOY!​
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] cuzmonote:
Look promising.. Too bad I've flash to stock a couple days ago.... Next time I'll give it a shot.

Sent from yo mama's couch
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ismethajametovic:
Anyone try this? I am tempted because the S3 doesn't have a one click heimdall return to stock. I soft brick my phone all the time and a one click solution is an easy way out of a bind. :confused:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] stonew5082:
can this be used to root a gs3 thats not rooted YET? I guess not because it doesn't unlock the device, right....
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] billard412:
It can. Thats kind of the point. If by unlocked you mean the bootloader the tmo variants isn't locked
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DiorHomme:
waiting for more responses before even attempting to do this...

not risking a brick lol
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Shivammcool:
I have a tmobile s3 unlock and using it on mobilcity. Im curently on CM10. Could i flash stock mobilicity JB rom with this?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] billard412:
I can't say for sure but most likely not. You could probably do it without problems if it was only the system but these contain all the firmware including bootloaders and stuff so it would most likely cause a brick if you tried

EDIT:If it helps. Here is the Mobilicity version with only the system and boot.img so you can flash to the tmo version without risking a brick. Doesnt contain bootloaders so it'll be safe to flash http://goo.im/devs/billard412/d2can/MOBILICITY/Mobilicity_System_and_Boot_only.exe

Attached pic of it flashing to my sprint phone as proof its safe
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Araltd:
I have a couple of questions here... Sorry if they are stupid questions or noob questions.

So using this 1-click method, you can get root on 4.1.1 JB T-mobile xxxJLA firmware. (or un-root back to factory without tripping counter)

When using this method, does it erase the users existing data and/or apps already installed on the phone?

IF YES, is it possible to make a backup, use this method to get root, then restore the backup to replace users data/apps/etc? (or is that a bad idea?)

After using this method to gain root access, do you get CMW and SuperUser ?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] billard412:
Yes this will give you root or unroot. Both versions will work to fix a softbrick. As far as weather or not they wipe I cannot confirm as I do not have tmo so I cannot flash all the files it contains. If you're not rooted yet theres really no way to back up apps and data so unless somebody confirms this doesnt wipe then assume the worst and backup internal storage. As i told ppl in the att section who asked, these are based on the original odin tar they are named after so if that wiped you this will too.

Now there is a trick I use when I flash the ones that wipe you and it always works for me. Before you start this,remove the back cover from the phone. When the flashing gets near the end grab the phone. When it finishes the screen will go black and itll reboot. Leave the cable plugged in and as soon as it vibrates and you see the word samsung come up,(before the galaxy s3 screen), pull the battery and keep it out until the red light comes on. Then stick it back in and reboot the phone and it should skip the recovery where you would otherwise be wiped.

That said I do not believe these wipe data but itd be nice to get a confirmation from someone who flashed it.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] damnitpud:
Whats up with this? Does it unroot properly? not many posts on it!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Misterjunky:
T999 Question

Will this Odin OneClick Rooted Tmobile T999 firmware work on a AT&T I747 Unlocked and Rooted Galaxy S3 ?

Also does this Odin OneClick come with the modem?

I heard that the T999 modem will not work on a AT&T I747 Galaxy S3 or am I wrong?

Thanks!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] billard412:
That'd be right. I have these for the att variant here however.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2031840

If your asking because u r using the att variant on tmobile this can be done without the modem and bootloaders so itd be safe on the att variant. If thats the case pm me and I can make it.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Misterjunky:
re: thanks

Thanks for the information, too bad that link was for the Un-Rooted AT&T firmware.

It would be nice to find one which is pre-rooted.

I would be using it on an AT&T Galaxy S3 I747 Unlocked and Rooted phone.
[HTC One V] simonsickle:
Just wanted to throw this mention in, as I'll be detailing more later. I'm implementing this in my own kernel. So I saw a GPU clock value in the kernel the other day. Technically I can create a simple sysfs entry that allows users to select the value just like CPU overclocking. This will also allow lowering the clock when not doing too many GPU intensive things saving battery life. Another thought is changing the under volt into a sysfs entry. Thanks to rohan I have a good commit to play with and port.
[HTC One V] nagydviktor:
Hello,

I'm also using maxwen's CM 10 release, bit I don't have any experience like that. On 1ghz, frequent sync on wifi the night consumed like 10% of battery. As far as I know undervolting can be more battery consuming than original voltage because CPU have to do the same process anyway. So if you have changed Vs it can be an issue.

Currently I'm on 245mhz-1024 MHz Ondemand governor and 1000-1200mV voltage.
[HTC One V] Vavooon:
Hi. I also used CM-based ROMs and had troubles with phone sleep. With that ROMs phone not sleeping 1/3 of all time, when with Sense-based it sleep almost all time in same conditions.
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
It is known that JB is eating a whole lot of battery than ICS. So stop complaining about battery life. The life of battery also consists on how the user handles his phone. It is not my fault as a developer if you have an app (i.e Whatsapp) that eats cpu cycles 22hours per day and your battery drops very heavy.

Also, thread was reported as its place is in the [GENERAL] section
[HTC One V] olololosha:
hm, it's bad news. Increasing battery usage for JB - great success for Android, huh? =)

I feel sense that there is a pit. For example Google Assistant(google now?) runs every time in background, and tries update all it's data about weather,traffic, map location, nearest places, etc. so today I switched this Assistant off. Also I use CM weather widget with 1 hour update, but for today experiment I switched off 3g/wifi/gps/sync funcs, so, Also I switched off auto backlight and set it to minimal. let's see what changed. I rebooted phone, and I will write here the results of consumtion. I think we should definetly investigate this powerleak issue.

I had stock ROM for 6 months and got the experience what apps I run, how long and how much battery consumes all basic operations. I know I cant complain on battery while playing game, or watching movie, or gtalk chatting. I feel the difference =)

(how to move thread to general forum?)
[HTC One V] Ken-Shi_Kun:
Can't really say a thing. I have -50mV UV on all freqs and up to 1.5GHz but the phone is rock stable even in 2GHz. I use smartrass v2 and cfq, is is max's famous cm10 up to date and hellboy 12/01 kernel, WiFi and sync on all the time, phoning for 1-2hrs per day and 3G on for radio and browsing for 2-3hrs per day, and has 2days of battery life, and I still have almost 10% when I arrive home. So battery is rather good for me.

Also I just want to say, that oc/UV setting can vary from the quality of the chips inside your phone. I installed cm10 on another hov just 1 week ago, and it can't work above 1.5GHz, while my phone can work flawlessly even at 2ghz uvd (but it eats battery and heats so I stay with 1.5 which is optimal in my opinion). So to say again UV and oc are highly a function of the quality of the chips inside of the current phone.

Sent from my hTC One V running the latest CM10 available
[HTC One V] olololosha:
me again reporting in.

so, it is past about 11 hours from last charge.

I set interactive governor, 240-1500MHz, no UV, disabled Google Assistant, sync, gps, wifi,3g, removed all widgets, set minimal backlight.

Total: spoke about 15 minutes, screen was ON not more then 10 minutes, 2 minutes of 3g, no any other apps and gaems was run.

So I have now 69% wich is good result. When I has phone conversation percentage was decreased about 1% per 2 minutes, it scared me! =)

Also battery stats shows consumption: phoneapp 44%, screen 24%, network 12%, standby, 11%

AND I noticed, that battery chart shows some wakeup activity(blue stripes) every 3 minutes. What it could be? is it critical?

Resume: result is good, settings with no UV & <1500MHz show no powesave degradation in compare with stock freq 1000MHz.

From now I enabled sync, gps, add stock CM weather widget(all news disabled), and let see what may be changed.
[HTC One V] Red X-Ray:
About my battery consumption. Latest Cm10. Latest kernel. Charge was 100%, 1Ghz frequency. Played about 1 hour in Drag Racing with minimum light. No gps, no wi-fi,no bt emabled. So, after playing,it was about 50-55%. Hmm...Don't think it's valid consumption.

There's another thing that gives me no peace. I see my phone spent a lot of time in active mode, but no display enabled or any 'heavy' apps opened. How it is can be?
[HTC One V] olololosha:
It's really OK, when you playing any game. backlight consume about 50-80% overall. not even CPU, wich do ULV magic. Keeping bluetooth ON is not a good idea too.

And finally I recommend you to read about measure experiment, which shows now much AMOLED display may consume battery. It's about ~20-50 mAH when screen is off, and ~250 mAH when screen is ON.(and it's only screen, we do not count CPU and peripherials, I may say NEON PRIMO consume 50-120 mAH on 100% load, much less then stupid screen, which technically has no backlight, cause it has AMOLED self-lighti pixels). it's serious business. You can calculate how long your smart would live with screen is ON, for example with 1300 mAH batt.volume.

read this. this post about comparsion of screen consumption with dark and light themes, is difference is noticable, and experiment shows measures, wich differs in twice.

use google translate and read this URL habrahabr.ru/post/161559/

I translated important table for your convinence: rghost.ru/42073682/image.png

(светлая схема == light theme , темная схема == dark theme )
[HTC One V] olololosha:
and me again reporting in.

After 7 hours past since my last post, I got 30% only (when it was 69% I enabled sync, gps, add stock CM weather widget(all news disabled)). Screen was on not more then 5 min, 3 min phone conversation, no weather updates. It is good result, because it close to default environment.

so I can definetly say that my problem was in Google Assistant and 3G ON.

resume:

1. With disabled Google assistant , and 3G by battery consumption become close to stock behaviour,

2. except this, I've noticed that phoneapp consumes 1% per 2-3min

3. backlight even on minimal brightness consumes noticable energy volumes, more than we can expect.

4. default environment (with ON sync,gps, weather widget, dynamic brightness, no UV, OC to 1500MHz, off 3G, off wifi) shows good result. Device can live 1-1.5 days in moderate using, rare calls and no run apps/play gaems. (blame yourself when your game eats all battery during 4 hours)

In my other experiments

1. I will compare difference between UV and-non-UV modes.

2. What is more energy effective UnderClocking (max freq set to 300-700MHZ), or OverClocking(max set to 1200-1700MHz)

3. esimate consumption of stock music player and SPIRIT FM app on CM10

I will summarize stats of device in everyday usage, based on my feelings and experience. stay tuned. share your UV presets and cool stories.
[HTC One V] Red X-Ray:
Будь добр, скажи, как ты выключил google assiatant? Я слышал о какой-то проге, которая так делает, но я не помню, какая именно. И да, я почитал статью, которую ты мне кинул. Очень интересно, спасибо. Будем знать, как говорится)

English: Can you say to me, what program turns off the Google Assistant? I hear about some app, that can do this, but i can't remember, what is.
[HTC One V] mikef:
Moving to the One V General forum as this is not development. Please post in the correct sections.

Thank you,

mf2112

XDA Moderator
[HTC One V] ThePresence:
Titanium backup....by using it you can freeze google assistance......
[HTC One V] soulz:
Disable animation and speed up phone by 25%.

Overclocked to 1.8GHz, I didn't touch the voltage or anything and it's stable.

2.0 = crashed on stability test

1.9 = Throttle issue

1.8 = So far stable.
[HTC One V] olololosha:
No need to freeze. It's easy to disable - Run Google Search, press MENU - SETTINGS - ASSISTANT - choose disable(or do not show/ not update). thats all. From now all data of Google Now is not updating. Nevertheless you may use Google Voice and other.
[HTC One V] Bambalazs:
With smartassV2 cpu govenor and disabled google assistant I've got pretty nice battery life on default 1024 MHz. Display brightness is on 25% most of the time (non auto). :good:

CM10-20121208, Hellboy-20121201
[HTC One V] terohunter:
I'm using miui v2.8.10, titanium kiss, smartass v2, 245-1024Mhz, backlight at minimum, all animations are on, I'm not experiencing quick battery drain(charge it once per several days), but I'm using phone only for calls and surfing(mostly WiFi) from time to time.
[HTC One V] olololosha:
yesterday I did a video record of 720p for 35 minutes of night street.(latest CM10 & hellboy) It consumes battery from 95 to 54%. All time screen was ON, and statistics showed 60% of time screen eats. No good, I think.

I'd like to move to an stock RUU and then I'll tell you what difference I feel.
[HTC One V] idroid2324:
i doubt u wil find any difference... its d same..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] didik.wahyono:
Guys, i'm sorry for this silly question. I really dont understand how the RAM usage in Android. I opened the ram usage from Applications>Running. It says i have used 753MB ram of 863MB. Just for my curiousity, i sum all ram usage from all running application and cached processes. Amazingly, the total usage is only 283MB. So why the "Applications>Running" said 753MB? where is the other 470MB used? Thanks..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
There is android OS as well

Check in the all section. So many active which doesn't even show up as running or cached
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] didik.wahyono:
Yes, there are a lot of app in that section. But how do we know which one is occupying space in the RAM?