yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mrbuddhasr:
To clear the title up some. This is located at the bottom of the notification bar once its pulled down. It is also located at the top of the lock screen. I know its in the system, I just don't know where it is located in the system. I'm pretty sure this can be changed. Custom ROMs I have flashed in the past have had something different there. I just want to know exactly where in the system this file is located
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
I found the images in drawable xhdpi for the bar T-Mobile shows up on in the pulldown so I'm assuming there's an XML file that says to show which carrier you're connected to there. Look in... see pix below.

Because I have no clue and until someone who knows shows up I'd suggest pulling the systemui apk and using a computer to dig around.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] evil1art:
Tw_status_bar_expanded.xml in systemui/res/layout

As for the lockscreen thats in framework-res.apk /layout i forget the exact xml
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elesbb:
Keyguard_screen_tab_unlock.XML no?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dontcare22:
Hi Guys!

I got a really annoying problem:

Im receiving the same SMS from 3 to 10 times. Doesnt always happen. Found some related topics but never really had an answer. I know it didnt happen with other ROMs i tested before (cant remember which though). Any ideas?

I dont know what to do....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dontcare22:
push...
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] kkamichetty:
Hello

I just rooted my HTC Evo 4G LTE and installed CM 10 official. Everything runs great. Just have 1 question.

How can I mount my external SD card from CM10 to copy files from my computer??

Also, the sound from the speakers is way too low compared to my Sense stock rom?

Am I missing anything here?

Thank You
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ryanissnackpack:
I believe there are apps in the play store to Mount external SD, but personally I just reboot to recovery, TWRP allows you to mount external SD just fine.

If its just something small I just move it to the internal storage from the computer and then move it to the SD using a file manager app

Sent from my S-OFF HTC EVO 4G LTE JB AOSP FTW
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] om4:
Multimount usb
[Nexus 7 General] dsf3g:
Hello, all.

New Nexus 7 owner here. A few days ago my wife discovered that she could check out Korean language e-books from Korean libraries with an Android app, and suddenly she was giving me these sad, sad looks every time I left the house with my HTC Flyer.

Now it's her HTC Flyer :)

At any rate, I've been playing around with my new toy and let me tell you, it's PHENOMENAL! I love this thing. Smooth as glass (puts my ASUS TF300 to shame) and just brilliant in every way.

Now, I'm one of those rare guys who actually does real work with his tablets (not as rare as everybody says, I suspect) and so a bluetooth keyboard has always been a must-have accessory for me. Up 'till now I've been using an iGo Stowaway keyboard that I bought on eBay, and it's still the best portable keyboard out there, bar none.

But, the other day I was scouting out accessories on Amazon and ran across this odd little number:

Minisuit Keyboard

It looks just like those combination keyboard/case devices that clamp on to iPads. Wasn't too expensive, so I decided to give it a try. Gotta say I'm mightily impressed. No you won't be writing a novel on the teeny, tiny keys, but if your hands are reasonably small and you prefer to write on a physical keyboard then this is a really nice accessory to have. It clamps on to the Nexus 7 when not in use and has a rubberized, perforated texture just like the underside of the Nexus. At that point you're basically carrying around the world's smallest notebook computer. Only problem I've noticed with mine is that the magnet turns my Nexus 7 off if I place the tablet in the keyboard with the volume and power buttons facing up. So I have to place it in with the buttons facing down. This means, of course that if I want to adjust the volume I have to pull the tablet out of the cradle momentarily. But it's no big deal really, after all this is a bluetooth keyboard. You don't lose the connection or anything. One unfortunate omission: no tab key.

I'm a System Administrator and have to be available to work on emergency issues at a moment's notice. With the Nexus 7, this keyboard, a bluetooth mouse, our Citrix infrastructure and a wireless hotspot, I can be available and ready to work at a moment's notice just about anywhere. VERY COOL!

Just one more thing: looking through Amazon and eBay it appears that lots of companies are selling these units under various brand names. I'm sure they're all made in the same factory in China. You can buy them on Amazon for about $30.00, or if you're willing to wait a little longer for delivery, looks like you can get them on eBay (shipped from Hong Kong) for about $20.00
[Nexus 7 General] Aleemz:
..........

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1943275

...........
[Nexus 7 General] mrazndead:
Great, let us know how it works. It looks pretty clean.
[Nexus 7 General] dsf3g:
LOL, and I thought I was being original! Looks like I'm actually late to that party.
[Nexus 7 General] Aleemz:
:D
[Nexus 7 General] tbonezx11:
I have to admit I love the idea...the challenge is this keyboard is so Damn small. I bought one ad's love that it is a case and a stand. But on a "normal" keyboard I type 80+wpm corrected...I find myself hunting and pecking to be accurate.

Ihave connected to my HTC Amaze (Ruby) ... But find I am still faster with swype on both devices than with this keyboard. Great idea, just need to be a bit bigger for me.

I have given it to my 7yr old daughter for her N7. And I am sure I will use it on occasion.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] usawhney:
Hi, I don't know much about flashing but I'm planning on buying a sprint GS3 that's flashed to page plus..I was wondering if u can flash it back to sprint?

Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] daniel4653:
Its possible but very hard from what I've heard .

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Make sure before you buy it that it has a clean ESN.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] supercholo:
Wouldn't you just be able to Odin software and modem back to sprint? I would believe in theory that would revert it back to correct settings. I may be wrong however
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] alphahere:
Procedure to convert back to sprint.

1) ##RTN# then hit reset

2) Load a sprint prl

a) system settings -> system update -> update prl

b) or load a sprint prl with your favorite software like cdma workshop, dfs, etc.

That is all you have to do. After you do the above your phone should be ready to activate on sprint.

What I am not sure about is changing your msl back to the sprint default. That would not hurt anything, so make sure you save it somewhere in case you need it. I have converted a galaxy 4g to pageplus then back to sprint without any problems and did not change the msl from 000000.

One other note you don't have to change the prl but you will flagged for roaming if you use a verizon prl. That is not a good idea to roam all the time.

Note: Odin does not reset the nvram or change the prl.

Good luck, The sprint s3 works great on pageplus.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nfixit:
Would this be the same process flashing back to sprint from boost, or just on page plus?

Thanks in advance
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ecooce:
Same procedure...

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
Please post questions in Q&A

Thread moved

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nfixit:
Is there a tutorial on xda (or YouTube) on this procedure? I'm a noob to xda and flashing but I'm capable. For ex. Step #1 ##RTN# then hit reset. Is this done on the phones keypad or a software app ex CDMA workshop?

Thanks again
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] crackberryszabo:
Hello, please post what Rom your using and your experiences! ^_^
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] md1008:
These are generally not allowed because this could turn into what's the best ROM which is not allowed. I actually would like a thread like this so maybe as long as we are not comparing ROMs or worst get insulting the devs hard at work who build these ROMs for free this won't get locked...

That being said I am using mini...

sent from my Samsung Gangster S III on the T-Mobile network
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] DXP2:
I am just using the stock JB 4.1.1 ROM right now.

However I am looking for a new custom ROM...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] md1008:
Didn't realize this was att thread oh well

sent from my Samsung Gangster S III on the T-Mobile network
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] DarthDerron:
There are already a few threads like this in the Q&A, where questions belong. But I use Illusion.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vados77:
Hello,everybody! I have one problem with my Galaxy S II. Sometimes during any game i have got hard freeze my device and also looping sound.Helps only long holding a power button.It's happens with all roms and all kernels i have tried.What is it? (Sorry for my bad english)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xDa_nightfury:
You need to provide all info first buddy

Like android version

Which rom?

Rooted non rooted? Etc
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vados77:
Now i have Omega v16.2●►JB 4.1.2 with root of course.PhilZ-cwm6 kernel.But i tried with stock kernel and with stock rom 4.0.4 ,4.1.1, and now 4.1.2 Omega.The problem remains
[Nokia Lumia 920] wm.andrew.wilson:
I have a Rogers 920 and I got impatient for the update and tried to flash it last night. I followed the instructions posted on tons of threads around here, and it didn't work. Now I have a phone that is stuck at the Nokia screen....

I am only trying to flash the Rogers 920 with a Rogers 920 ROM, but it is complaining about a Platform ID mismatch? 0xFA001304: Platform ID check fails. Reason(s): The FFU file is not meant for this product. The platform ID of image does not match with platform ID of the device.

I redownloaded the firmware 3 times. Also, the program cannot read my Platform ID. Any ideas why that might be or if that is contributing to the issue? Any easy way to find my Platform ID without being able to boot the phone? In the Lumia 800, there was a sticker under the SIM card that said it, but no luck with the 920.
[Nokia Lumia 920] wm.andrew.wilson:
Just to follow up, there are reports on here and WPCentral of the Rogers updated ROM being broken (doesn't recognize the phone correctly). I am downgrading to the old ROM and will try to do the OTA update. Will post back if it works just so others can see.
[Nokia Lumia 920] wm.andrew.wilson:
Confirmed. The new Rogers ROM is broken. Flashed the .1002 ROM successfully and will wait for OTA update.
[Nokia Lumia 920] froibet:
download it from care suite. it worked like that for me.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] mat_pav:
Hi,

I have a problem. After updating from stock rom my xperia stuck on the free xperia project logo. First time i updated unlock the phone the phone started normal ( unlock boot loader, flashed CM7.2 ). After trying to flash CM9 im stuck. The phone does not go beyond the logo. I tried flashing to stock and reinstall the CM7.2 but i have the same problem again.

What should i try.

Thank you
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] mdfzhi:
u should try not to post non development thread in this development subforum.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] predatOr:
Did you flash the specified KERNEL provided in the FXP zip before installing ROM?

If not flash Kernel boot.img file via flashtool and then flash the custom ROM :)

And for God sake... :sly:

Read forum rules before posting...

Post in Q&A forum...
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Jeik:
This doesn't belong in development!!!!No wonder you bricked your phone because of the same non-knowledge of rules,and proper kernel install steps...:screwy:
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] mat_pav:
I did install the kernel which cums with the rom.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] predatOr:
Did you wipe data/factory reset

Wipe cache partition

Wipe dalvik cache?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] AvRS:
Thread moved. Please post your questions here in Q&A in future. If you didn't make it then it doesn't belong in Development.

Also seen your duplicate post in General which I've now deleted, please don't cross post you only need to post once.

Thanks

AvRS
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Abhinav1997:
Before flashing to cm9 did your phone worked well with cm7.2?
[Nokia Lumia 920] nat45928:
Just thought id share my thoughts on my new Rogers 920 that I picked up unlocked through Negri.

First off ill commend Negri, I preordered the Rogers edition in early November and waited patiently for it to be shipped. I finally got it yesterday. Negri anwsered all of my questions quickly and anytime I called I got a kinda easily understood person. 5 Stars for sure.

Now onto the phone, I am coming from an HTC HD7 just an FYI. This is a solid phone. My HD7 was flimsy without the otterbox case I had, but this 920, I don't have a worry at all. I got a matte black 920 and it is a very slippery phone, the screen in particular. When I first started typing I was making all kinds of mistakes because of how slick the screen is. But there is a benefit to this, the screen doesn't attract fingerprints very much at all. The screen is also very very very bright outside in the sun. The buttons beneath the screen are off white, its very noticeable, but nothing you wont get used to. The battery life so far is fantastic. I live in an area where you drop in and out of service all day and I can tell this battery will last a long time with constant service. Data speeds on T-mobile are around 6.5Mbps, fine for me. The camera has a slight rattle to it but the pictures and video it takes are amazing. The pictures in daytime are a little fuzzy (Portico is installing right now).

TL;DR:

Pro:

Fast

Great Video

Solid build

Great Screen brightness outside

Battery Life

Con:

Slick Screen

No SD card

and use Negri, definitely my go to for phones now.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] htcmodteam:
Soo here's me wondering I have got the tab coming from Santa soon but I've been looking at the one on display at work and in the stock room and they say on the back 3113 but in settings its 3110. What's the difference in models.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] c20h25n3o:
Hi,

About a year and a half ago I went from an iPhone 3 to a Galaxy Gio (my first android phone) and I've been happy ever since with Android. But the phone is on it's last legs, so time for a new phone.

Now with the arrival of the Nexus 4 I was really excited about it and was thinking about getting one.

But the issues with delivery, the fact it can't be found in the Netherlands and the fact that no retailer sells it for the 299e it's supposed to go (LG told a big Spanish retailer to sell it for 599 I read yesterday, MediaMarkt in Germany sells it for 395) made me look for an alternative.

I don't want to spend too much, so my budget is around 300 as I recently bought an iPad for the "heavy" things such as games.

I purely want a phone with a large screen that is able to play games you play for a few minutes. Stuff like Temple Run, racegames etc etc.

I'm now leaning towards the Google Nexus, my question is how future proof is this phone? Will it be able to run games that come out, say, the next year or so? Will updates after 4.2 also appear for the Galaxy Nexus?

I found a brand new one for 249e, is it still worth the money? Many thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Android addiction:
Definitely worth it . Over a Year old and its still one of the best phones on the market . It has no problem with any current games and I don't see that changing for some time. Dual cores are still on top! a quad core is almost pointless ....for now. They still put the dual core chip sets in the galaxy Slll.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 063_XOBX:
They put dual core S4 in the American S3 because of LTE not playing well with Exynos Quad. Same for the HTC One X/S.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] altimax98:
I just bought my second one. It is a very very capable device. Personally I don't game on my phone aside from the occasional Bad Piggies or GTA Vice City when I'm bored at work, I use my Nexus 7 for all my gaming needs, but when it comes to every day computing it is still a top performer. Due in large part to the Project Butter enhancements that make it super speedy. Switching between applications or multi tasking is a breeze.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
People still underestimate the dual core processors, the Snapdragon S4 dual core is still a beast processor.

-Sent from Marino's Galaxy Nexus-
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phatmanxxl:
It's aight, still haven't found a phone worthy to upgrade to
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yahoowizard:
Why not the Nexus 4 when it comes into stock? Same price, and next version of the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] altimax98:
A lot of us feel the LG Nexus is a step down in terms of build quality and the cost isn't really worth the benefits. Yeah it has more ram and processors but the camera is just as sad compared to the what it could/should have been. Its just not worth that extra cost. For instance I bought a mint GSM Nexus about 2 weeks ago, it is 6 months old and I got 4 OEM batteries + charger, and 7 cases including a SGP Neo Hybrid and a mess of screen protectors for 299. I would have paid no less then 399 w/tax & ship for a Nexus4 with nothing else.

It would be better for most of us to keep on chugging with the Gnex until the next Nexus device comes out that should be a good sized leap from the N4. Phones have that 2 cycle evolutionary leap. Like how the first HTC phones were great and the 2nd series (sensation....) Sucked pretty bad. But the OneX is great and the OneX+ isn't a huge improvement. Same thing with the Nexus phones. The Nexus One was spectacular. 1GHZ processor when 550 was unheard of. 512 ram, when 256 was normal and a S-AMOLED screen. The Nexus S was moderate. A curved screen, NFC and 1gb ram ( I could be wrong about the ram) were the only major improvements. But then the Galaxy Nexus introduced a dual core processor, huge 720P HD screen, on screen keys and a lot more.

I think the next Nexus will be huge
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msavic6:
This phone rocks and I love it but recently 4.2.1 has been giving me issues and I feel like a beta tester for Google. Don't say flash factory images, I did and I factory reset a few times. Hoping on 4.2.2 to fix the issues otherwise this phone is still extremely capable and does everything I need it do and can easily last me another year.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] c20h25n3o:
That's how I want to use it too. Mostly for browsing, communicating and a game from time to time.

Plus it's very customizable with all the ROM's and kernels I saw here. :D.

I guess you guys will have a new member on your side soon :D.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] c20h25n3o:
Because nobody sells it for 299 in Europe. The 299 version goes for 395. Black market at the moment is 500e.

Plus there is a 7 week waiting time for the people that already ordered. It will take well over 2 to 3 months before it will be widely available. Who knows how long it will take before it's available for 299.

Maybe in a year or so I'll upgrade to the 4 :).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] squidder:
E. I'd love to hear how the gnex "introduced" a 720p display.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 95Z28:
Yep gnex is still an excellent device. Before I got my nexus 7 I was playing dead trigger and nova 3 on my gnex with no problems, only game my gnex ever struggled with was gta3. As far as web browsing and phone purposes, works like a phone is supposed too.

I intend on using my gnex at least until the next nexus is released, maybe longer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 063_XOBX:
Find a phone that had one before it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] squidder:
Rezound...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] psycho2097:
he shud hav said a 720p samoled display. 720p LCDs are **** compared 2 that. I had seen a rezound b4 buying my gnex in Nov 2010. It literally blew.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joooe:
Apparently it's still this good: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2052339 :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andyandrewjim:
I have seen the nexus 4. I own a galaxy nexus. I think the nexus 4 looks like an iphone 4s with the glass back. That also seems to be what the reviewers are saying. They also say because of it's glass back if you drop it the back gets cracks in it. You can't remove battery to upgrade it if you want to do that. Like what most people said there isn't much in the way of the upgrade. I don't know how much longer google will support it. They may support it till the end of this year or till next nexus device comes rolling out. It all comes down to if you think if you want the lasts nexus device.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] squidder:
O OK I didn't know announcing something is the same as a release... It wasn't the first phone with a 720p display...period...and if we want to argue about announcements the gnex wasn't the first to announce a 720p display either.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
S4 Krait (dual core 1,5 ghz) is I easily twice as fast as our TI-OMAP 4460 especially in terms of GPU. There's no way to compare these technologies (new vs obsolete).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Spermatic:
This can all vary on the phone you're coming from.

For me, upgrading from an old Sprint Evo 4G makes this phone very capable and buttery smooth. When I was using my Evo again I couldn't believe how slow it was.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neovdr:
Yes but, outside the US, the best dual core s4 option (xperia t) will get 4.1.x in March 2013 and costs 100euro more. New hardware without new software is not worth it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DonDizzurp:
this phone was never a topdog phone.

cheap 5mp camera at a time when the standard is 8mp, an average dual-core processor, battery is decent at best, screen has the crappy pentile matrix subpixel setup

but if you want a cheap used phone, then this is definitely the best.

best used phone? galaxy nexus

best new phone? htc one X+, samsung s3, and of course nexus 4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blackhand1001:
Its still a great phone and is very responsive and has an amazing screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Yes and no, it can be discussed of course, it depends what your priorities are. But it wasn't my purpose to discuss advantages of nexus over non-nexus handsets. My previous post was exclusively about HW (performance) - differences between dual core and dual core :) Tiomap 4, Tegra2, S4 Krait, Exynos 5, Apple A6...all of them are dual core chips.

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No doubt about that!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crixley:
this phone pwnz
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] c20h25n3o:
Indeed it does.

I joined the club :D.

Now all I need to do is spend my weekend finding ROMs and a way not to loose everything every time I flash a ROM.

Thank you guys for pushing me in the right direction :).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] streuli999:
I've had my gnex for about a month after being disappointed by google's handling of the N4 launch, and not being able to get one of those. I'm glad i got the gnex!! good development, helpful community, at all great :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CADude:
This phone is great if you already have it. Why would you buy an older phone if you can get a newer one for 300 bucks?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] c20h25n3o:
Unlike you I don't live in the US. An S3 goes for 400, the Nexus 4 is non-existent and the One X is also well over 350, used.

I don't need the newest of the newest for a phone, I already have an iPad 3 for those things.

I simply needed a good, affordable phone with a big screen and decent performance.

The GNEX serves all my needs for a mere 250e :). It was a new one btw, not used.