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[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] itpromike:
Actually, it's not. It's just not skinable which doesn't equate to crap. That's why I'm keeping my iPhone 5 for its reliability, speed, wider app selection, and of course iTunes cloud where I have a couple hundred gigs of music BUT iOS is boring as hell from a design standpoint so I ordered an N4 as my second phone to play with and theme etc... Best of both worlds.

To the OP if you don't like something then don't just live with it. You spent your money on it so it should do exactly what you want it to do it hour compromise OR exactly what YOU personally need it to do. If it doesn't, then send it back and get something else. No phone is perfect HOWEVER there is a perfect phone for you; emphasis on the FOR YOU part.

The N4 is the only phone that I could get; skins OEM skins and redundant app/services to Googles already existing apps/services that ate forced upon you are no bueno for me. .
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] a5ehren:
Why would you pair a $1300 receiver with Polk Monitor speakers? You'd be better off with a $300 receiver and $1300 speakers...I can 100% guarantee you that you're BSing the imaging you're describing with those speakers.

Also, why would you ever use a phone as a source device in a multi-thousand dollar audio chain? There isn't any streaming interface I know of from a phone to anything that does 100% pure digital with no conversions.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] Richieboy67:
So tired of these stupid rant threads bashing Google or Android.

If you have something valuable to contribute then do it, otherwise I don't think anyone cars about your personal feelings against Google.

You act like you are paying for this service. Please move to another device or service and go whine in that forum.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] @rbiter:
Lol. I went from a denon 1712 to an onkyo 3009 and the imaging is there. I am running a 3.2 setup with wides and people ask where my surrounds are hidden. Audyssey xt32 and eq'ing my subs and their placement made a tremendous difference on my soundstage. I have huge subs sitting 3 feet away from my main listening and you couldn't 100% tell where they are listening with your eyes closed they blend in so well. Want imaging? Come listen to master and commander in my setup and tell me if you dont think i have a wooden deck for a ceiling with shipmates running across it. Or a cannonball fight between two ships happening in my 1000^³ listening space. Want to hear a train wreck from super 8 at reference in my living room? Scared my stoned neighbor upstairs into thinking a helicopter was crashing and my next door neighbors she thought it tremors til they ran outside and figured out it was me being a fool. But no, i know Polk Audio isn't the best at anything, but they're a damn good value for what you get. The emptek's or paradigm are gonna have to wait til I can pay cash.

And I don't use my phone as source often. The wcd9310 sucks compared to the Wolfson 8994/Wolfson 1811 I have in a couple other devices. I have a ssd hooked into the USB port into receiver and use onkyo remote app on phone or tablet to play music. Or use media server app on my phone/tablet to control media monkey on laptop which is hooked up with HDMI into receiver. When I break down and build my NAS it's on like donkey Kong.

I voided my warranty.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] polar2792:
Think his problem is his PC, Google music works for me as long as I have signal.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] isangelous:
The google music uploader worked fine for me, and I haven't had any problems streaming music. It is not too bad on data either as you can download music via wifi for offline listening, and when streaming it automatically caches music. If the OP dislikes Google software that much you could consider an alternative like subsonic or doubletwist. Of course, if touchwiz is the preferred interface then you probably should have bought a samsung phone, but as you have the nexus now it might be worth contacting google about the music uploading issue you are having. (They have a Help link at the bottom of the google play site).

I can appreciate that some people need extra storage, but I don't really understand the flac discussion in this thread. I think the Nexus 4 simply isn't good enough for flac listening (few phones are), and at 320k mp3 even the 6hrs per day example would only need 850Mb/day. It would be nice to have sd expansion, but I don't really miss it.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] @rbiter:
True. The n4 isn't stellar for FLAC. The Samsung phones and tablets with the Wolfson 1811 are. Streaming music is also a big battery hit over WiFi and especially cellular. Again, local storage wins over streaming.

I voided my warranty.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] UberSlackr:
With Audio Equipment costing over $3000 shouldn't it have a USB Port? Where you could just place the files need on a 32GB Thumb/Flash drive.. ? You wouldn't need the files on the phone, or to stream them since the $3000 Equipment that you would be listen to them on is not Portable. Oh, you need to be able hold your fancy phone up, and "Wow" them with the Nexus 4, to change songs from your phone? App+Bluetooth=Remote.

Then stream the songs you want to listen to on your $350 Audio Equipment (Nexus 4) in 320kb mp3's 'cause it will sound just as good on the Nexus 4s little speaker.

Hell, for $3000 you would think it would have the ability to connect/read a HDD located in the car... Must have been $3000 4 yrs ago, before all the "fancy" stuff.

Suggestion: My cousin uses a Seagate STBF500101 GoFlex Satellite 500GB Portable Wireless Hard Drive that he keeps in the car (but you could carry use it At work and at home and commute). Connects it to is phone via wireless, then Streams the music to his Car Stereo via Bluetooth. Oh, and he's able to charge the phone at the same time.. But his setup only cost him $500, so that might not be good enough.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] Lucke:
i've got ~22,000 songs uploaded to Google Play Music and less than 10% of them failed due to corrupted files in the first place. i'm not quite sure why the OP is saying it's not an alternative when i couldn't possibly fit all ~100GB of music on my phone anyways. seriously, why are people so dependent on local storage when everything is going cloud based?
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] @rbiter:
Let's see. I have a intel ssd hooked up to my receiver. My sager laptop hooked up by HDMI. Galaxy tab 2 which happens to have infrared for remote and onkyo remote app. And then I have whatever my current phone is, which happens to be nexus 4 with auxiliary split to stereo rca jacks. All of which I use about equally, minus the gtab2 since that got relegated to music player for my truck. What I and many others don't understand are why are people happily bending over for the cloud and mp3's? It is not 1999 anymore. You can get vinyl that sounds 50 times better than mp3's. And the cloud is a poor excuse for data mining. Till the cloud is as versatile as local storage, many of us want more local storage during the transition period! I'd rather have SD card slots but heck I am a compromising kind of guy. 32gb, preferably 64gb of nand would be nice to have. A15 chip sets are about to support usb3 and possibly sata speeds. What is the point of that speed and versatility with 16gb? I thought this was xda? Not subsidized mass consumer corporations know what's best for me AND YOU utopia. I'd happily buy iPhone/iOS and the butt plugging Facebook/instagram are fixing to do with YOUR data on their side of the servers. Being a compromising guy, I've been trying to facilitate the cloud more often lately. Know what? It makes me want to sell my nexus 4 and drop android. Immediately. The USB host lie Google sold you and me, the lack of Google wallet on a rooted phone without hacking and this cloud bull**** is supposed to the next thing since sliced bread mentality and honestly... Honestly... I am looking hard for the differences between android and iOS. And you know what? The difference is... Drum roll... Wait for it... There is a 32/64gb option on the dark side. Albeit at a premium, but many of us are willing to pay that premium OPTION on the open source side but it isn't given. So your best argument is I can to listen to mp3's wirelessly, if an when I have access to them? And our best argument is we have total control of our data and access to it 100% of the time even if I wake up on Dec. 22 on the moon. Touchè.

I voided my warranty.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] UberSlackr:
It just seems like you have a need to complain... You have a computer attached to your audio system, yet you feel the need to have the same files on your phone. Just play them off the computer..

How did Facebook/Instagram become part of a topic about Google Music? I use personally have never used Instagram.. anyways back on topic.

The Wireless HDD is WIRELESS, and will fit in your Pocket. WTF you need "USB Host" for, when you could connect to a WIRELESS HDD. You rather have a USB Cable attached between each device? Don't see the logic behind that... Furthermore, You could listen to whatever audio codec you want from the Wireless HDD, not just mp3s.

You knew the storage capacity of the Nexus4 before buying it... You must have fallen victim to that "subsidized mass consumer corporations" hype and had a boner in your pocket for a shinny new phone.

I have music uploaded to Google Music, and have yet to stream a single song from it to my Nexus 4... My $70 CD Player has a USB Port, which has a 32gb flash drive plugged in.

Need more local Storage? Buy a 32gb Nexus 7... Or in your case, maybe an iPad Mini.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] UberSlackr:
I was never lied to so, Google did not lie to US.. USB Hosting is pointless when you can just mount a Wireless HDD.

As for the Social sites using your information for profit, well then don't use them.. pretty simple.

Don't post stuff you don't want used.. Common Sense.

Best of luck finding your "manly" phone as you will find issues with any device.. None are perfect, and all have their limitations.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] @rbiter:
Google did in fact advertise USB hosting. You can fins the evidence in a couple of threads here. Wireless HDD is a poor excuse for limiting the options as are your reasonings. I don't use social sites. Not trying to win any popularity contests or perpetuate any lies about myself or the world we live in and life in general. N4 is sold and waiting for payment and then to be shipped. It will temporarily be replaced by the manly and awful gnote2. I am gonna mash that physical button into oblivion. And post it on facebook next to a picture of a wireless hdd in the pouch of a backpack filled a with a battery powered network attached storage. And I am gonna get so many likes by Friday the world will end. On a happy note.

I voided my warranty.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] hospitalbed:
HI GUYZ. I BOUGHT NEXUS 4 AND THE GOOGLE MAPS TURN BY TURN DIRECTONS DOESNT DRIVE MY CAR FOR ME WTF LOLZ
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] Cor-master:
/thread
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] wakahuula:
Could a mod PLEASE close this thread? Google Play issues are NOT Nexus 4 issues!!

@OP: If you don't like vanilla Android or the Nexus ecosystem then just sell your phone and downgrade to a SGS3.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] Vissionary:
Same here. I use google music everyday and it works flawlessly for the most part.

Sent from my computer
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] @rbiter:
Loving my wolfson 1811 and 64gb sd card on my gnote2. Hating the nav buttons and samsung keyboard though. Kind of miss that beautiful ips screen though. Gnote2 screen in movie mode is not too shabby though.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] sirsmokey:
I have to totally agree with you on sony, I own both a sony ion LTE and the n4. There is so much potential behind sony ; but they release way to many phones leaving many in the dust when it comes to os updates. If they just focused on what their good at (sound, photo, and display) they would be at the top. Also they really win over with dev support.

I use my sony ion for gaming (playstation certified :D) and photos. And my N4 for when im on they go between work and misc.

I love the Ion lt28i, The camera quality trumps most phones, its has an expandable sd slot (more storage is always nice) and the design is sexy. However Its walkman music player is just lacking, sound enhancements are weak. and it wont get JB till march. Focus sony focus.

but i also cant complain much about the n4 it was amazingly priced i knew its limitations and am pleased with the buy(needs LTE), sure everyone could use more local storage its defintaly a nice bonus, but every one is different and has different uses for the phone ; different uses for storage.

I wish they really would put out a sony nexus....
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] richteralan:
If Google doesn't release a 32/64GB future Nexus phone, I probably will think twice no matter how cheap they are.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sprintuser1977:
Didn't see it mentioned but if you want a good cm10 rom check out the at&t forum. I'm running it and its great. I'm glad to have themes back
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] fix-this!:
If you mean jellybeer its good but laggy and usb mount doesnt work. Will there ever be an tmobile specific aosp builds or do we rely on the at&t ones?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sprintuser1977:
Don't know that but got tired of waiting. It wasnt laggy for me. I really only like it for the themes and just found out we could use att roms

From the Best: Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Deleted member 2747343:
tsf shell lagged when i used it with jellybeer and only got 4000 on quadrant
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Warrior1975:
Running jelly beer now, very smooth for me. SPB Shell 3D for me, and no lag. Missing multi Window but otherwise very good.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] fix-this!:
It was mostly animation lag. Also as i said i could not mount my sdcard or internal storage on my pc with it. Ill give a future build a try again.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] troberts8:
What do you have to do different from flashing a regular rom with the tmobile modem and everything? I downloaded jellybomb from at&t note 2 forum and the t889 uvalj1 modem, but when I try to flash the rom it fails, and the modem wont show up in twrp because it isnt .zip. Any help greatly appreciated.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] roush97:
Download the file again. I tried Jellybeer, it works great. You don't need to flash the modem, it's not included in the ROM. Make sure you flash JB gapps. I wasn't getting a signal on first boot of Jelly beer. I can't remember if it was a reboot or cache/dalvik wipe that fixed it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] troberts8:
Thanks. I downloaded Jellybeer again for the At&t note2 and the gapps but it still failed when I tried to flash it.. i dont know know what the problem is
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] _Dennis_:
Every update seems to re-add the device checks in the update script. Sure it will get fixed soon.

Sent from my handheld Android 'PC', NOTE II

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The hardware is the same, except the radio. If you take any 7105 (7105, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-mobile) rom and the T-Mobile radio uou have a T-mobile ROM.

Sent from my handheld Android 'PC', NOTE II
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] fix-this!:
^right but a few things dont seem to work either. Its odd to rely on other carrier based roms. Just kinda shocked our development seems kinda slow. Not ungreatfull just confused.

So are you telling me i can also flash sprint & verizon based roms as long as i flash our radio?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] exalgopana:
So far so good....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] troberts8:
I did get the CM10 rom in the At&t Note 2 Original development thread to flash and so far it is working flawlessly. All i did was flash the rom and the gapps. No radio or modem or anything. Does that mean the rom didnt include a specific radio or modem or does it just not matter?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] fix-this!:
I just tried to flash a verizon rom and it wouldnt even boot so im doubting they are all universal. Also tried an international rom and it booted but i had no signal or data. Thankfully i nandroided back and im good. Maybe we should make a list of roms that can be used.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] jredmon:
USB Mass Storage connection

Try this.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1800935

It worked for me. I am running JellyBeer and all is well.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] troberts8:
FINALLY got Jellybeer working fine on my t889. No problems so far. Loving it! Man, how i missed AOSP roms!! Thanks for everyone's help!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] troberts8:
I had to download the mirror on my laptop instead of the original download link on my phone to get a file that would actually flash in TWRP.

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Only prob with Jelly Beer is i cant get my email to sync and my only prob with the cm10 version is no mounting phone/card thru usb to computer. Everything else seema great.

Edit: nvm reflashed rom now email sync works
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] m0bmentality:
Jellybeer looks sick.. coulnt really get over the keyboard.. the on screen buttons lift the space bar a little off the bottom.. but the killer to me was no bluetooth.. for me atleast.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] _Dennis_:
Need kernel & modem if coming from a CDMA ROM. International 7105 will work with modem. 7100 will not work, and could bork your imei so DO NOT FLASH 7100 ROMS
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] decalex:
So far, jelly beer and clean Rom have writhed great for me. Clean rom flashes a modem, so you need to flash the tmobile modem after.

P.s. bluetooth worked fine for me on jelly beer.

What other roms are people rocking lately?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] callif:
Could someone please post a link to the t-mobile modem? Haven't been able to find one so far.

Thanks

Charlie
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sprintuser1977:
I flashed an at&t rom and it works fine for me without flashing a T-Mobile modem
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mysticfrog:
Thanks decalex I'm on jellybam the rom is awesome.. damn miui... And now aokp!!! Great couple days. .
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Warrior1975:
Just flashed AOKP, Bluetooth seems to be working better on there for me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mojorisin7178:
Well thanks for sharing!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] callif:
Depends on whether or not the rom contains a modem. I need something as a backup. I know they are around...just havent found one yet.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] itstherealest:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1957380&
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] blackhand901:
I can't find the aokp ROM in att section. Can someone point me inn the right direction?

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Thanks. I found it. Its in OUR section.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] almandog:
My favorite ROMs are:

MIUI, Clean Rom, and Sky Note respectively. But the latest version of MIUI v5, can't see my external 64GB SD card. I reverted to the previous version (MIUI 3.1.25) because of that.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] RonnieRuff:
Just download the GOO app

Carbon Nightly | Holo Glass Theme | Crack Flasher
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] maydre:
Where can I download the flash player! !!!!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bluem6:
Try this link...

http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] sky1193:
QBKing77 has a video on YouTube about it with a link to download.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xA2erlhALA&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Swyped On My Beast Note II
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ProCision:
This is what I use. It's from my drop box. Works on everything I have installed it on.

http://db.tt/IGy2HuEn
[General Questions and Answers] Hf1811:
Hi,sorry if my post bother you,but I need help

Let's get to the story

My phone is xperia play,the bootloader is already unlock,my custom rom is cm9.1 but I change it back to stock rom

Few days ago,I update the rom OTA,suddenly when I'm installing the update,my phone got hardbrick

If it's just a normal hardbrick or softbrick,flashtool always can help me

But this time,when I finished flashing my phone with stock rom,nothing changed

I tried flashing with another xperia play rom,still no change

I search all the forum,all info in the net,but my problem is different

Flashing not working,I tried pcc but my pc not recognise it

And I tried charging it for a day,nothing change

When I press power button,it vibrate,but the screen show nothing

If I keep pushing the power button,it keeps vibrating

When I charge it,the green flash blinking

Sorry if this a wrong section and sorry for my bad english

I already search the forum

Please help

And thank you for reading my post
[Samsung Captivate Glide] tomradu:
Curious if any of you learned folks out there have run into this:

1. I upgraded to Jelly Beans via Kies; surprisingly smooth

2. Then I decided to further "configure" my phone by typing a string found on the Internet: #*#*4636*#*# - which opened a configuration window

3. Intrigued by the option "SMS over IMS" - which I took for SMS over IP versus SMS over SS7 I played with therm settings-with some abandon I must ad-not writing things down- so I can't send SMSes now - albeit I can receive them. I assume I need the SMSC server address. I live in Taiwan and the SIM is from Taiwan Mobile, who have been very adept at hiding their settings while also populating their service centers with aspiring your actors specializing in "say what"? impressions.

Does anybody know where can I find the Taiwan Mobile SMSC address/name? Is is over IP or over SS7?

Also, Google Maps refuse to map me on the map - although my GPS module works-checked it with a compass app.

Thanks

RT
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] se1000:
Weekend project. Rip apart my WCP-700 Qi charger, remove the guts, and then integrate it all into the ash tray of my car. Here's how it turned out.

All mocked up, held things in with hot glue. Not worried about how it looks since I'm going to be covering it once the electronics work.

This is the 12v to 19v converter I used. Ordered a cheap cigarette lighter adapter from amazon to do the conversion. The WCP-700 needs a 19v (?) 500ma power source. The one I found output 19v, 1.5A.

Almost finished product, it all works with the exception of the cover.

Video of the final product! Wanted to keep the ash tray door and the 12v power source, I think I did pretty well.

[YOUTUBE]fDJkuNi3RBg[/YOUTUBE]
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ktetreault14:
That's awesome.. Great thing to have
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] teambestyrandy:
May I ask where you'd purchase a qi wireless charger? I don't see it on Amazon and ebay says it's not listed anymore
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] RotaryXperiment7:
Thats pretty sweet
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] se1000:
Bought it off of amazon a few weeks ago, looks like they ran out I was looking to buy another once since I ripped this one to shreds. :\
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Fmstrat:
Hah, looks like you won the race :)

Questions:

Did you use the Amazon charger that I put in the other thread, or did you find a better option?

You mentioned an issue with the N4. Was this position based, or do you think it's a power/signal issue?

Thanks!

Ben
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] se1000:
1. I used the LG WCP-700

2. I think it's a little bit of both. The way the transmit coil sits in the ash tray, it ends up being a little crooked. I think the glass back on the N4 is just think enough to prevent it from working correctly. The coil I bought for my S3 is a tiny bit offset as it is, plus it only has a super thin plastic back to go through.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Fmstrat:
Thanks, sorry, I should be more specific on query #1. I was asking about which 12V DC adapter you purchased on Amazon, not about the LG pad itself.

Thanks,

Ben