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[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jcbofkc:
That is not possible. One thing has nothing to do with the other. All rooting does is change permissions to allow you to install software. You have another issue.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] juanperez1:
yeah I know that the only logical explanation is that I got a bad build of the rom because it happen right after preloading it with a stock rooted rom?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DigitalUnderground:
Couldn't find the ruu? When they are stickied in the dev section? Its because you didn't look.

And there is NOTHING that injecting superuser and flashing a custom recovery did to make your phone lag. You should really read before messing with your expensive device

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Lol :banghead:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mingkee:
A magic word: "ODIN"
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] juanperez1:
I've been to this website like 3 times to not familiar where everything is sorry for asking, that said what cant cause this then? after loading the stock rooted JB firmware and 2 days of use my keyboard is laggy as well as my phone?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DigitalUnderground:
It shows. First rule of this site is search before posting. We will not spoon feed you. Make yourself acquainted with the site, search around, read a lil bit. THEN hack your device.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] juanperez1:
I have searched my problem but not sure what caused it? has anyone heard this before or is it just that JB is slow? I guess Ill go back to ICS rooted instead
[Verizon Droid Charge] lazarus0000:
I sent this to the Office of the President (Mr. Yangkyu Kim) yesterday. I know when I sent an email complaining about the Charge and that I never plan on buying another Samsung again (I was talked into this one because my fiancee thinks the screen is "so much prettier" than the Thunderbolt's....), I received a personalized response from the same address. I am certain it's one of his lackeys but it was still a decent effort. Most letters of complaint receive a form letter, if any response at all...

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Dear Mr. Kim:

I am writing in a last effort to implore you. This phone is a hardware masterpiece of its time and fully capable of running Android Ice Cream Sandwich and Jelly Bean. Yes, there are currently phones better than this from the sense of hardware but, for its time, this is a classic. It was the first LTE phone Samsung marketed in the US and paved the way for your current crop of best sellers!

The problem exists that this phone is now stuck in place and will never advance. It has a very involved user and developer community but that community cannot move forward due to your company's refusal to release the "RIL" - files necessary to adapt the software kernel and open it to true custom ROM development.

I know you are an incredibly busy man fully involved in the responsibilities of running the US division of a successful multinational conglomerate. All I am asking is that you use your power, authority and influence to task someone else with the release of these files. There is no profit to be made from keeping them proprietary - this phone is no longer manufactured by your company and the RIL files are, as far as I know, totally individualized to this device. All you and Samsung do by not releasing them is hold back an avid developer community and increase the ill will of those offended by the continued refusal to release these files.

Thank you for your time and consideration. I hope that I will have some effect on your decision and encourage you to do the right thing.
[Verizon Droid Charge] cujo6801:
What was the response?

SENT FROM THE DOG POUND
[Verizon Droid Charge] dSlice:
+1

Sent from my N7 powered by AOSPA and M+ Kernel.
[Verizon Droid Charge] jco23:
this will be his response:

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[Verizon Droid Charge] shrike1978:
I've said it before and I'll say it again, the RIL isn't theirs to distribute. They license that from Qualcom. Even the AOSP RIL's are released binary only, and since there isn't an AOSP RIL for this phone, you have basically zero chance of getting anything from them.
[Verizon Droid Charge] p2kmafia:
what's to stop us from getting an AOSP RIL?
[Verizon Droid Charge] shrike1978:
There was never an official one made for this phone, and the RIL code is closed source and controlled by Qualcom. Samsung licenses it from them, but that doesn't give them the rights to distribute it outside of the phone software. The closest thing out there as radios go is the GNex, and it is connected in a different way, so it's basically useless even for research.
[Verizon Droid Charge] chefthomas99:
Then contact Qualcom?
[Verizon Droid Charge] jco23:
so you're saying we should invade Iran?
[Verizon Droid Charge] lazarus0000:
Well... I wish I'd known that. Given the new info though, I made an effort to contact Qualcomm instead. Here is that email:

Dear Mr. Aberle:

I am writing in a last ditch effort to save a community... The Droid Charge by Samsung uses your chip technology and has reached a developmental standstill. Due to the propriety nature of the RIL files for this device, there is no way to make a true ROM for it other than "tweaking" the ones that Samsung deigns to release to Verizon.

One of the reasons Android has excelled in general is due to the open nature of the project. Manufacturers often chose to add a proprietary interface on these devices and, often as not, chose to release the files for continued development. That has not been the case with the Droid Charge.

There is still a thriving development and user community for the Droid Charge. Though the hardware is now two years old and outdated by today's newest devices, there are those of us who chose to continue to use it. Because of this, I am asking on behalf of that community and user base, that you use your authority to release those files for development. Due to the age of this hardware, it hardly seems their release will have any impact on the profits of your endeavors while certainly such release will go a long way toward feelings of good will toward the hardware your company produces.

Please consider this. Speaking for those of us who choose to use this device and others like it in the future, we would all appreciate it!

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We'll see what effect (most likely none, I know) that will have. Also sent a tweet with hashtag #SaveTheCharge to #Qualcomm as well.

I believe I have too much time on my hands today....

:)
[Verizon Droid Charge] kvswim:
So what was the response from Sammy.
[Verizon Droid Charge] sasquatch080:
B**ch please! Lol. Jk.
[Verizon Droid Charge] tmanschuette:
Show us the email? Any news on it?

Sent from my SCH-I510 using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2

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I tried calling Samsung once, and out of the five people i talked to none of them even knew what a ril was...

Sent from my SCH-I510 using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Droid Charge] JihadSquad:
FYI the CDMA modem is from VIA and the LTE modem is from Samsung itself. I think that's where you should really be looking.
[Verizon Droid Charge] shrike1978:
LTE tech is completely dominated and controled by Qualcomm. Everything made LTE related is under Qualcomm license, regardless of who makes the chip, because Qualcomm has some important patents in data and spectral efficiency that LTE will not work without. That's also the reason you don't see non-Qualcomm SoC LTE phones. Samsung holds a lot of LTE patents too, but they can't do it without the Qualcomm licenses.
[Verizon Droid Charge] JihadSquad:
So the Exynos SoC in our phone and the GN2 is by Qualcomm then? Also the TI Omap in the Galaxy Nexus? Or is there more to it than just the cpu?
[Verizon Droid Charge] jusliloleme:
So why would Qualcomm, Samsung or any other money grubbing corporation release anything that will result is us not ultimately spending more of our money to upgrade to their latest and soon to be outdated product(s)? Talk about planned obsolescence!
[Verizon Droid Charge] lazarus0000:
And the winner is....

""

Na-darn-da

I've heard nothing from either Samsung or Qualcomm. Frustrating, but expected. Confirms my faith (or lack thereof) in the corporate clones who define my needs and what's good for me...

Hope I didn't raise anyone's expectations....
[Verizon Droid Charge] fryguy101:
I talked with Samsung a while back, it took some time but they finally responded. In the negative, but they responded...

Give it some time :fingers-crossed:
[Verizon Droid Charge] p2kmafia:
Can we just spam them with emails? Synonymous to them spamming us with no emails :cool:
[Verizon Droid Charge] okubricko:
Can't we just take a collection up and then bribe some Samsung / Qualcomm employee??
[Verizon Droid Charge] tmanschuette:
Doubt they would want to lose their job over the small collection we could put together...

Sent from my SCH-I510 using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] PcFish:
I got this service for $7.99 with my HOS last year when I got it.

I was curious if anyone had this as well and tried to replace their phone.

Now that they have the black HOS at T-Mo.

What would qualify as enough damage for replacement?

I ask this because I was going to get my top cover replaced and figured may as well see how much I can get out of this.

Don't wanna sound like I'm intentionally damaging my phone for a replacement with the T-mo rep.
[HTC One S] beats4x:
I work for tmo, so maybe I could help you out. Back plate as in the sim card cover on the top back of the phone?

And tmo will only send the black one if that's what they have in stock as far as a warranty replacement. Doing a warranty exchange is $5 on the next bill.

If the phone is damaged (I.e. water damage, major physical damage, cracked screen etc.) then you have to do an insurance claim with Asurion which is $130 on the spot.

Sent from a baked One S

If I've helped hit the thanks button :D
[HTC One S] pyro43284:
Stupid question but how do we chech for water damage on this device and with the faulty sim cover any kind of moisture can triguure it if its behind that so how would that work?? Like real bad fog has moisture in the air that coumd get in there and could make it seem water damaged but not.. not trying to be a smart butt just trying to understand fully cause I have a faulty cover and been using my phone in the fog and don't wanna get screwed out of my warranty lol.. any info would be great
[HTC One S] mikennite:
Sorry to butt into this thread, I replaced my phone a month later with the php service and was charged 130. If I want to replace my phone now, would I still have to pay the deductible?
[HTC One S] GeorgeOSbeta:
You get two claims on the insurance per year. If it got any damage and you want to get it replaced again through the insurance, then yes a deductible sounds right. (I also work for T-Mobile)

Sent from my ....
[HTC One S] beats4x:
If there's physical damage/water damage then yeah, it'll be another $130 unfortunately. But at least it's cheaper than full cost. But depending on the damage, I'd consider self repair and then replace anything that could void your warranty (void sticker screw tops, water damage indicators etc.)

What sranimo said is correct, after the second insurance claim that's it for the year, so use it wisely. I personally don't think that's right, but hey, what can a sales rep do? Lol

Sent from a baked One S

If I've helped hit the thanks button :D

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The water damage indicator is to the top right of the camera lens under the prongs that connect to the plates on the back cover

Sent from a baked One S

If I've helped hit the thanks button :D
[HTC One S] PUTALE:
sorry to tag on the post but the capacitative button on my phone sometimes will not respond unless I restart the phone. For this instance, should i contact t mo or htc to get it replaced? I only have the phone for a couple of months.
[HTC One S] beats4x:
Tmo for a warranty replacement. Either 5 or 20 depending on if you have insurance.

Sent from a baked One S

If I've helped hit the thanks button :D
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] delrazor:
I've recently ordered a wireless charger and the manufacturer is not sure if the Nexus 4 requires a magnet in the charger to signal the phone to start charging via Qi. They included a magnet to put on the back of the charger if this is the case.

I was just wondering if anyone had a definitive answer to this before I receive my shipment. The manufacturer said that some phones require a magnet to begin inductive charging and some don't.

Thanks in advance,
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spitefulcheerio:
AFAIK, it doesnt
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kayleoca:
Hello, I've just installed that rom, works great but i cant set messages with vibrate on it ;/ Is there any way to fix this thing ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M-Marius:
maybe in your sound settings or in the settings in the sms app?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apkfox:
SMS app -> Settings -> Notifications -> Vibrate :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lammons:
ok here it is. i have a tf201 that i replaced the screen on and now i have the inverted axis. it is my brothers. now i need to nvflash it but the update is 10.2.4.15 but it is not ww. it is jr003.us_epad-10.4.2.15-20120917 and the kernel is 3.1.10 ndroid@neptune. i do not think this is a jelly bean version. i need to downgrade the 10.4.2.15 to a 9.4.2.28 just to use nvflash right? i have read that i need to nvflash this unit and the load a modified boot-loader to fix the inverted screen issue. i am stuck and lost with out a gps. please somebody help. this fix was suppose to be a christmas present to my brother. thank you
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hx4700 Killer:
It isnt the OS that needs to be downgraded, its the JB boot loader that prevents NVFlash from working.

I don't believe there is a way to make that work. If there were anyone could brick-proof their device but as far as the NVFlash site is concerned, once you have the JB bootleader you are out of luck.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
You do not need nvflash to be able to fix the inverted screen problem. I created a flashable zip that can be installed in TWRP and replace the kernel for you.

You just need to be on a jellybean based rom and bootloader and have TWRP installed.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1985867
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lammons:
thank you for your help. would you know where i can find the instructions on loading this to my brothers prime? thank you once again
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
You need to be unlocked and have TWRP installed and I would also install Hairy Bean 1.51. Then you can flash the zip I linked you to above.

Try following this link. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1998359
[Sony Tablet S] phc1234:
looking for the file and how to alter it for official ota update [400 mg if i remember right].ive got ics 4.0.3 r5 and need to make tab think it needs update so i can reflash original update.

TIA
[Sony Tablet S] condi:
AiO > "rescue-backdoor"
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dbornack:
Just started a new job, and my service really sucks here. I have a microcell, but I'm not at the point of being able to hook it up at work without a legitimate business need.

I'm about another month on my Thunderbolt before I move on to something else, but honestly, I'm not sure I'll keep Verizon if my phone won't work at the office.

Any ideas?

Oh, and I'm running the HTC extended battery.. I haven't had issues with the case before, but I guess I don't have a comparison yet with the stock cover..
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RBarnett09:
I know exactly what you're talking about. I remember they used to actually work with those older flip phones, but not too sure about how it would work on a Thunderbolt.

If you're rooted, I would just recommend flashing a few radios to see if that improved your signal at all.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dbornack:
Yeah.. understood.. I'm running the only radios I can run on my ROM right now.. so.. just wondering if anyone had any other luck. I know the 4G antenna is specialized, so, improving that, probably not going to happen. But, I can maybe send one text with every 5 or 6 tries, so.. I might just have to bring my micro cell in and give it a try.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xs11e:
AFAIK, Antenna boosters do very little. Why not try some aluminum foil under the battery cover and see if that helps? You can copy one of those you see online.

NOTE: Glue or tape the foil to a bit of paper or plastic so it can't move around and short something out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jbadboy2007:
Ill just say this i will never buy an lg phone. This s3 is an amazing device and i have zero complaints about anything regarding this and i have had this since early june.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] milky1112:
Please post this question in the appropriate thread. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1884701

This thread shall soon be locked by one of our many mods. Thank you for posting. Please have a nice day.

IN BEFORE LOCK!:D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xTmDarren:
lame.. why not just don't post or answer his question even if it isn't suppose to be here..

anyways.. I'd vote for the SG3, mostly just because Samsung will at least try to stay up to date.. While LG always seems to fail in the category..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hamagc:
2 things, battery and sdcard
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hoy128:
Thanks eveyone! I posted in the other post as well and got an answer there too. I'm going to go with the S3, even though the hardware is older than the Optimus G, I know that the development community behind it is amazeballs. I had the Epic 4G for awhile but since there were great development groups behind it, I was able to happily use the phone for a long time without complaints. I just can't take that gamble with the LG phone....looks great on paper but I don't want to be stuck with stock for 2 years,

I just got off the phone with Bestbuy and they said they'll price match Amazon Wireless so I'm going to pick one up for $50. Woot!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] milky1112:
Answer was sent to OP via PM. However, We still gotta play by the rules either way we go. Overall, choice is going to be down to OP to figure out what they would like to do. So, my opinion may not matter..

I said S3 either way. I agree with post above me, non removable battery and lack of SD expansion is HUGE turn off.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gtuansdiamm:
I just don't like lg

Also s3 has the 48gb from drop box

I also like having the option of having Odin fix stuff if they go horribly wrong

Also s3 has a super solid dev community

Idk about the optimus g
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] styles420:
This is a valid question - on the one hand, it isn't a big deal to handle the occasional misplaced thread... but on the other hand, just answering the question does nothing to help the OP to ensure that he doesn't make the same mistake twice (which will, in turn, make misplaced threads less occasional and more of a problem) ;)

The important part is for all of us to be careful not to attack each other, or to react to such a reminder as if we're being attacked - if we wanted to start a multi-page argument, it would be more effective to bring up debatable matters of opinion than known facts such as forum rules :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
Please discuss other devices and comparisons in the sticky thread.

Thanks

FNM
[General Questions and Answers] foxsake:
im making a rom and im really having a hard time trying to find in /res/values/styles.. how to change the black fonts to white? :( please help..

btw the device im modding it for is gingerbread 2.3.6 for samsung galaxy pocket
[AT&T LG Optimus G] ssfirme:
Has anyone been able to use miracast,and what if i dont have widi on my tv is there an adapter i can buy:confused:
[AT&T LG Optimus G] avus_m3:
I will try it once I find/buy a Miracast dongle.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] streetsmart999:
Just giving a bump to this.... Did anyone try this? If yes what adapter for TV did you buy?

Miracast on OptimusG
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Harish Bhukya:
can you guys suggest me the best rom for galaxy mini which is stable and has more features?

BTW which rom do you use for galaxy mini for daily use?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ast00:
Lazy bum
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] pryerlee:
at the moment i'm using aokp rom... very stable for everyday use
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Harish Bhukya:
Its not like that. just want to know your opinion. I am currently using cm10 by whisp. But its not that fast. BTW which rom do You use for daily usage.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] MAD_psycho_Zz:
using cm7 slim with froyo theme :) never seen a faster rom... its fast stable and very good battery life... it has more free ram than other roms ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Harish Bhukya:
Which cm9/cm10 rom is fast?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] yackovsky:
both are stable and quite fast now, latest cm9 from thewhisp or cm10 from rohan007
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] DroidBr:
I'm using cm9 by thewhisp, is very god, stable, fast, I not test any game in 3d.

He is not fully customizable, but hacks can resolve this.

I recomend, use Pacakage performance v6, here is the link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1799828
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] slimhunter:
Just a question: by telling "stable" you mean EVERYTHING working, including Wifi\USB tethering, camera recording etc..? no bugs? no need of 3rd party apps to use camera or tethering? let me know pls :D
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Harp_River:
According to the Thread "[DEV][ICS/JB] Unofficial CyanogenMod 9/10 [10.11.2012 - ICS | 20.10.2012 - JB]" by The Whisp, Almost everything works fine in CM9 and a lot of things are working in CM10; except by HW Video Encoding.

Now, I believe that SGM can fully work up to Gingerbread only, and the best rom for Galaxy Mini is CM7 unofficial by Mebitek, again, in my opinion. If anyone goes for CM9/CM10 should know that the SGM won't work 100%. A lot of devs are trying to get 100% but until now there's always "something", even in most GB roms, including Mebitek's one. But CM9/CM10 have more features than CM7 and it's more complicated. I guess you should continue using The Whisp's one, because it has more features and is more stable and fast, at the same time.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Harish Bhukya:
Yep!

To open an app in cm10 by whisp takes so long time. But cm10 by goldchang is good without any lag and everything is working fine for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] mikrotik:
CyanMobile X by squadzone is the best :good: :laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] F4uzan:
No... it's RAM usage will blow your Mini. Not for daily usage.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] mikrotik:
For daily usage use Gingerbread stock rom bro :D
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Harish Bhukya:
cyanogenmod 7 by mebitek is the best in my opinion.!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] KawaiiKami:
Well....take a look for A_U's Slim ROMs...Slim CM9 is really fast:D

Radu M. ^_^
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] thinkingood:
The new rom by rohan 007 n ericson is also quite stable n swift . You can give it a try .

On the side note goldchang's next release would be a major tweak i guess. hold on for that :laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] odin0706:
I'm using rom Touchwiz-Cm-Oj for dayly use since 10/2012. This is a cool rom.

Limited:

Wifi hotspot not working

Radio not work in my country (Viet Nam)

No proxy setting for LAN.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] slimhunter:
thanks to everybody for the detailed suggestions, you're great :D
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] kirakun:
did i mention, official cm7, with some mods in the performance section makes a mini a lamborgini?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Mbariah:
Emanon v7
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] im abcd:
Aokp jellybean has been the best one yet for me :)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] raphaellmattozo:
I'm using Cyanogenmod 7.2, it seems very stable, but the icons and features aren't the best.