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[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] track 1:
which method did you use to root your phone? I always had the lock screen issue and it annoys the crap out of me
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Negativezeroxxxx:
Well said :good:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Aerowinder:
Rooting does not impair any functions of the phone, nor does it cause hardware buttons to be unresponsive when pressed while the screen is off. The term "root" (when referring to Android) is perhaps the most misused term on the internet. Many people know exactly what root is, but few people correct someone when they misuse the term. This leads to a massive spread of misinformation that's impossible to stop.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] RangerLG:
Uninstall bloat!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Eudeferrer:
Once you root your phone, you can back up all your apps as well as the data within the apps. If you need to factory reset your phone, then all your data is there. You can also:

1. Change your boot screen to please your taste.

2. Get Tethering going for free.

3. Add Google Wallet and pay for things just by swiping your phone onthe register (where available).

4. Change the way your Gallery/Camera looks.

5. Back up your entire ROM just the way you like it.

6. Tweak your phone's setting in more ways I could mention (Like changing the position/color of the clock, battery, and other icons.

7. Try different modems to see which one works best in your area.

8. Many other things Imay have forgotten.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Slypnslyde:
You'll be able to use your phone the way its meant to be used.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] chuwee:
well worth it if you just want to extend your battery life. try to JB Frost rom.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] entertainer99:
why you should not root your s3 (or rather should not have)

Rooting your Galaxy S3 means gaining Superuser permissions. Yep, rooting gives you the freedom to modify things within your phone, use more apps found on the Play Store (or other download sources) which require root [e.g. Busybox and Titanium Backup] and flash ROMs (in the event that you are sick and tired of the original Touchwiz ROM that came pre-loaded with your phone.

However, ask yourself... "Is rooting that important?"

Well, for me, not exactly. Like what one of the members posted earlier in this thread (a couple of pages in front of this post), when you want to unlock your phone from standby mode, it may hang (initially), gradually (as the days go by), you will find that your phone is "stuck" (don't get me wrong, I using the term "stuck" to describe your phone FREEZING) and will have to reboot it so that it will run/work fine. Soon enough, you'll really get pissed off with sudden freezes happening to your phone (which was what happened to mine). There is no other solution to fix this issue without unrooting (that means using either Mobile ODIN Lite/Pro or PC ODIN to flash back to stock) your S3.

This is usually what I do so that I do not get such freezes (do not copy me unless you have the time):

When I need root access, I use Framaroot to root my phone. After I am done and no longer require root access I use Mobile ODIN (I use the PRO version) to flash my phone back to stock (I don't wipe data and cache nor wipe dalvik cache as it boots up fine after the flashing process). This is very quick and easy, provided you always keep the stock firmware you downloaded from the web on your phone.

If you found my advice useful, don't forget to click Thanks. If this did not help you, then just leave this post alone.

Warmest regards to all reading this post!

Entertainer99

Junior Member

XDA

Phones I previoisly owned:

- HTC Wildfire S (a.k.a HTC Marvel) A510e (Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread with HTC Sense 2.1)

- HTC Sensation Z710e (Android 4.0 ICS with HTC Sense

- LG Optimus 4X HD P880 (a.k.a X3) (Android 4.1.2 with Optimus UI 3.0)

Phones I currently own:

- Samsung GALAXY S3 with LTE GT-I9305 (Android 4.1.2 with stock TW Nature UX 1.0, rooted/un-rooted)

- Samsung GALAXY S4 with LTE GT-I9505 (Android 4.3 with stock TW Nature UX 2.0)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
I have never experienced the problems you just described. And I have been rooted since I got the phone, and can easily go weeks without needing to reboot. I have a feeling it has to do with how you use the device and/or what you have installed. I cannot see how root, by itself could possibly cause those issues.

Perhaps it is your rooting method? I have never heard of that, and because of this, I would advise against using it. Also, there are much easier ways to unroot, or temporarily unroot if you prefer.

---------- Post added at 04:13 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:10 AM ----------

Sorry, just realized you have a different device. You posted in the wrong forum so I believe your experience would prove to be irrelevant to our devices here.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Perseus:
[MENTION=4966717]frank5810[/MENTION]

Let me ask you a simple qeustion. You buy an expensive new car, The Dealer tells you that you are phyisically prevented from driving over 30 Miles Per Hour. You can not put on any Seat Covers or let your wife/GF drive that car. How'd you take it ?

Yes I know the answer its a rhetorical Question. You get the point. You root to get rid of Bloat. Get Better battery life and run your phone more smooth than the customized Samsung Wrapper allows it. These are just some of the few features. Fundamental point is, own the device you paid money for.

With all the utmost respect, have you lost a screw ? Where the hell did you get that Rooting Causes bugs ? You probably have absolutely no Idea what a root is do you ?

By Definition - Here's Wikipedia definition for you.

All you are doing is inserting SU Binary with proper permissions. That is all. This process when done the right way will result with simply one more file in your phone's internal memory. Your phone's & Rom's behavior has not changed one bit.

Now what you do after getting that Binary WILL potentially cause bugs. That my dear friend is called USER ERROR.

Please don't confuse people with incorrect information.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Aerowinder:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czTkHe7-lXw

Watch.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Perseus:
Perfect Summation Aerowinder!
[Off-topic] bstylz911:
First off let me say im a total noob when it comes to computers.

All I know is my computer is running windows 7

4 gb ram

Motherboard : gateway Q35T BTX W/ vpro.

So I think my motherboard capacitor went bad again because it turns on than off repeatedly without showing anythig on the screen. And I checked the motherboard and one capacitor is bulging on the top.

WHAT CAUSES THIS? THIS IS THE SECOND TIME.

I want to avoid this so I want to change the the motherboard to a different one. What do I need to know?

I also want to keep my same harddrive.

Thank you in advance :)
[Off-topic] LoopDoGG79:
All you need to know is THIS

Also..
[Off-topic] TheSkinnyDrummer:
You're a noob with computers, and you are pointing to a bad capacitor? Most noobs don't even know what a capacitor is.

Also,there's already a computer thread here in off-topic for your issue. Post it there.
[Off-topic] bstylz911:
Well I know this cause it happened before and I got it fixed by someone.

What causes a bad capacitor.
[Off-topic] 063_XOBX:
That could potentially be a burned out capacitor. However replacing a cap isn't something I think you should do if you are a "total noob when it comes to computers". It requires the proper equipment which I seriously doubt you even have.

So I recommend changing your mobo if you're certain the failure is there rather than trying to replace it yourself. Since I doubt you're going to want to get a new processor too you should probably just get the same model. If you really want to upgrade you should figure out the form factor of your mobo and find one with USB 3.0 support in the same form factor.

To make it easier for you it's a BTX form factor.
[Off-topic] TheSkinnyDrummer:
Btx?

Easier than it sounds, harder than it looks.
[Off-topic] 063_XOBX:
The 2 major FF's are ATX and BTX. More info here.
[Off-topic] bstylz911:
i bought a motherboard.

the same one as the stock.

i wanna prevent this from happening again.

i also bought HIS ATI Radeon HD 4650 512 MB DDR2 SDRAM PCI Express 2.0 x16

i was also thinking would a BAD POWER SUPPLY cause a bulging capacitor?

if so what kind of power supply do i buy? i was looking online and there are 24 pin and 20 pin. i have no clue what that means

all i know is my stock power supply watt is 305.
[Off-topic] Danial723:
Go study A+ training online for free.....you do not have even a clue how to build a computer.....so don't do it until you at least know the basics
[Off-topic] TheSkinnyDrummer:
Well I built mine while not even (apparently) knowing the btx form factor.:rolleyes:;)....and shes a pretty little beast.

-Easier than it sounds, harder than it looks.-
[Off-topic] 063_XOBX:
BTX is 24. In reality 20 + 4 pins.
[LG Optimus Black] suleymanovemil8:
Hi!There is v30b sources and I want to compile them, so which bootloader i have to use to boot this ICS or GB?
[LG Optimus Black] xonar_:
We only have it working on GB Bootloader. Just apply this commit to get it booting. (I couldn't find the link to rmcc's original commit, so I just linked to gabwerkz's kernel.)
[LG Optimus Black] suleymanovemil8:
No, I mean kernel from http://www.lg.com/global/support/opensource/opensource-detail.jsp, which bootloader is working with this kernel ICS or GB?
[LG Optimus Black] N00BY0815:
GB bootloader.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] BDNH:
I own the US 5.0 but Me personally its how it can basically play any video format I throw at it.

Just wanted to know some of you all.

Hope I learn something new about mines
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] NATO556:
It is not an iPod and it works way better at emulating video games than apple.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Supermaster34:
I like how the screen is very resistant to scratching. I've had my Intl 5.0 for 13 months and the screen is as good as when I got it. My nexus 4 and 7 are very prone to scratches in comparison.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] BDNH:
I absolutely agree man.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] DZonikg:
My favorite thing is big screen,low price(bought it year ago for 150 euros) ,overclocking (use it on 1.56 ghz which is 56% more then stock),that it has sd card slot so not worring about space (like on my nexus 7 every time when i want some new game i spend hour thinking what could i delete) and that it dont have a sim card so battery last long and dont have to worry will someone call me in the middle of listening of song.

Why i dont like is that there is no fully functional GB or JB and 99% there will never be.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] hanjosep:
Although, the back part of the gp5 is scratch prone. I guess this proves gorilla glass doesn't do a thing against scratches?
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] aznflawless:
The size! It's not the fastest media player out there, but it works. My 4th generation iPod touch is much faster but i sold it for the galaxy player 5.0.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] kesongpinoy:
very long standby life even on 1.2 GHz OC. Great screen size for movies, you can watch it even when you are lying down (try watching for an hour lying down with your nexus 7 :p). Screen still good/big enough for reading
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] zardak:
Big screen, great battery life, a lot of storage (sd card), Android (can modify almost everything), very nice GPU (imho it can run everything, but it can do much more if the CPU were better) and price (€140, 4 months ago).

After an overclock of ~50% (1.5GHz) I got much more power, especially from GPU (Games).

CPU and 512MB shared RAM are the mainly lack, but overall is a great device.

Please, can someone confirm that the screen of this device is immune from scratches? It is something like plastic and i can't believe it is; so i've put an ODIOUS screen protector to prevent them. Do you use some other cover, like "socks" or similar?

Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Jonxift:
The battery quality is superb, and the functionality as a tablet makes watching videos and playing games very enjoyable. Also, the speakers are nice and clear. Never gotten a scratch the screen glass or the back of the tablet, just some smudges.

I would recommend this to anybody if they are looking for a small tablet. :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] serosis:
I was going to say the same, it is not a $300 iPod with limited functionality.

My favorite thing is the expandable storage followed close second by Bluetooth music streaming.

The only thing that could make the streaming better is if the metadata were also streamed, if only for those moments when I get a string of songs that start off at low volume.

Others things I like would be customizable interface and good battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] BDNH:
cool cool cool any uses any good cases for this thing??
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Hollow_Ninja:
I like the big screen for watching videos,the expandable storage for music, and the screen is really scratch resistant.

Also it helped me realize how amazing Android is and its functionality.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Karim.younus:
Of course the bid screen. I use it for my gaming needs. Also this is the first and only Android device I have to date so there's the sentimental side of things (Don't worry guys, The reason I bought this is because I hate Apple!). Hoping to get one of the Nexus devices soon.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] halomademeapc:
The screen size is definitely my favorite feature. Back in the dark days when I ran on an iPod touch, I had to hold the thing sideways to be able to type comfortably. the 5.0 is almost as wide as the iPod is tall, so I can comfortably type in portrait mode on it. The screen is also great for watching movies, and, while the density isn't great, people still immediately notice and admire that feature when they see me using it. Almost every day at school, I have someone with an iPhone walk up behind me and hold it up next to my Galaxy Player and make some sort of comment on how they wish they had mine instead (I'm sure that if they saw the specs or realized that it isn't even a phone, they'd change their mind)

I also love the expandable storage and the fact that I can be overclocked to 1.5GHz and still get really good battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] ADR USR:
The main feature for me is the ability to play media (Video / Audio) without the need for third-party applications, codecs, etc.. It supports almost all formats natively.

The sound quality is unmatched with SOUND ALIVE (this feature only in Froyo).

Battery life is excellent.

Big screen and surprisingly good quality.My vision is spared when I'm on the internet or reading an ebook.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] servalan:
It's Android.

Good battery, good sound, plays all my music and videos out of the box, 4.2" screen and all for £70.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Supermaster34:
£70!!!!!! I got my 5.0 for £150 (13 months ago) and I thought that was a good price. How did you manage to get such a cracking deal?
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] servalan:
Amazon black friday deal. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] augiem94:
The sheer size of this beast! Its not the highest end hardware but its my first android and i love it!

Sent From my USA Galaxy Player 5.0
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] walrusmonarch:
When I got my nexus 7, I thought I would never use this again, but I find myself picking it up for a quick browse or search. I guess I just like the screen size a lot lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] rejectedjs:
The screen size, 5" is just amazing.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] jmindset:
Ability to fully control everything. From music apps to homescreen customization. The possibilities are limitless.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] nightfire37:
My Galaxy Player 5 is my first android and the only problem I have is the ram. if samsung made the ram larger to 768 physical, I would be one happy camper. Now that CM10 is finally released, the GPlayer will never die in vain.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] markymark567:
My favorite part is that it plays pretty much any game I throw at it, and runs them pretty much just as smooth as my nexus 7.

Also love expandable storage and that jelly bean is finally making it to these devices
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] easymodo:
The one thing I love about player is its weight. Held an S3 one day and it felt like a cheap plastic toy in comparison. :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] halomademeapc:
What ROM are you using? Most of my attempts to play games on pretty much any OS version have left me with pathetic results. I've had no luck with Where's my Perry, Babel Rising, or even Jetpack Joyride. (I'm currently on the latest CM10 beta)
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] markymark567:
Well i was using cm9 nebula build and that was decent for games but now im on the paranoid android port with linICS v2 base with 1.5ghz overclock and games like modern combat 4, gta, and dead trigger run very well. Even shadow gun dead zone runs with just a bit of lag. Also i have a 4.0 (ypg1) im guessing you have a 5.0 if you have cm10 as the 4.0 has yet to receive jelly bean(should be soon though!).
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] iurnait:
my favorite part is that i can convince idiots that i have the Galaxy S5 running Key Lime Pie with a 1080p display and a Snapdragon 800.

Ahhh... the placebo effect.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] DZonikg:
Many here were thinging that i have Galaxy NOTE...even they tool it in hand and play with it they didnt notice that is not
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] SGP4isokay:
Could not agree more. I go anywhere from 1-2 days of use without charging. My favorite feature though is the storage. I have 40gb of storage while some flagship devices need to stream everything because they have no space(intentionally I assume).

I lost internet the other day and my desktop was useless(no connection, no gaming on Steam, etc.). I had movies, games, and music on my Galaxy Player. :victory:
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] jamaljan:
- overclocking:

hmm how have you overclocked it? is it safe? I've rooted my device yesterday and would really appreciate if you could guide me on this.

- scratch-resistant screen

- Can you please confirm if this is the case?

on the topic now:

- love it as its my first android device.

- its portable

- has sd-card option,

although I would love to know if we can use a 64gb card on the device by some way

- wish the internal memory was more then 512mb so i could play games easily as now sometimes they get stuck or there is a glitch
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] DZonikg:
For overclocking http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2018910 i use it on 1520 mhz and its safe.U can use 64 gb card but dont know will al work ,most better will...for games its because of GB..if you dont care 2 much about camera you can flash JB rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] HeyyahAndrea:
1.) It's my first Android device! :)

2.) More storage thanks to SD Card. :D

3.) You can go all "personalize" on it! *favorite*

4.) The speakers are so good.

5.) The front is sorta scratch-proof (I had the same really cheap screen protector for a year now and it only has slight scratches)

Cons...

1.) Sometimes gets really weird (it will randomly reboot when an app stops)

2.) It's so hard to find cases and accessories. -__________-

3.) The front camera is suckish tbqh.

4.) It doesn't have official upgrades, meaning you have to flash a custom ROM if you want ICS or JB. :/
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] julivico:
Mein question was:

From gregbradley:

how can i install the drivers? where are drivers files?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] julivico:
i have tried "Installing an Unsigned driver in Windows 8 (x64)"

i did it until 4, but my phone is not detected.

can someone give me the link for driver files of Xperia T?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] NuriJ:
Try to install and update via PC companion it installs drivers automatically
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] julivico:
i have done it first but same problem

is that worked by you (in windows 8)?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Mad Marty:
For PC companion, your phone doesn't need to be in flash mode, just connect it to your computer. Make sure you can install unsigned drivers in Win8.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] charlatan01:
Guys, the drivers need to be installed after disabling driver signature checking;

1. Hit Windows key + i

2. Navigate to the link on the bottom 'change pc settings'

3. Go to general, and scroll to the bottom and select 'restart now' at the bottom.

4. Hit troubleshoot, it will list what you can do (but you don't select an option yet).

5. Once the reboot happens, you will be prompted to select an option... select # 7 IIRC. (it will say disable driver signature)

6. Run driver install

7. Profit!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] izbrian:
Just wondering does anyone on here use this on their nexus 4 and if it has an impact on battery?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beenow:
I don't know if anybody there are suffering with this issue. On my previous S3 which I used 3 months ago, I didn't have any problem with address my school mailbox by using Exchange Activesync. But yesterday when I bought N4 and tried to add that email, it says Exchange Activesyns has been stopped and then keep cracking anytime when I tab to email. Freaking me out! Any idea how to fix this.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nexicon:
Rooted? If not give it a factory reset

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ben_pyett:
Working fine with me linking to work exchange server using email app
[Galaxy Note II General] harshull:
hello, I have noticed a Strange issue wid my home Screen while earphones are Plugged in..... after updating to 4.1.2. Steps to replicate:

first go to home Screen & then move to atleast 2 Screens away from ur home Screen & then Press home button. The home Screen appears is now dimmer.Then again press the home button, He Screen becomes normal. attached are the 2 Screenshots
[Galaxy Note II General] gaurav2009:
i noticed this too...click on apps and then back and screen will be normal...
[Galaxy Note II General] onslaught86:
Pretty sure it's related to Page Buddy, which dims the screen in a similar fashion.
[Galaxy Note II General] daraj:
What's the weather icon you are using?
[Galaxy Note II General] harshull:
Its Transparent weather clock :good:
[Galaxy Note II General] daraj:
thanks
[Atrix 4G Android Development] uriel_zo:
hi guys

bbs.mfunz browsing

I came across this rom

post it here and I want to try it.

original post:http://bbs.mfunz.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=400235&extra=page%3D1%26filter%3Dtypeid%26typeid%3D726%26typeid%3D726

Statement:

The firmware is based on the depth os "9100" + cm7 latest version extraction production; only tested in my desk version of the machine above; other version please self-test; inadequacies please understand

Introduction:

1, default 4.0 lock screen

2, the phone perfect assistant Screenshot

3, the boot global optimization

4, open 720P support

5, boot speed

6, Adding R.E ring setting software

7, by adding (Dolby and Sony)

8, desktop replacement for music the Frog Desktop (custom high)

Complete wait for the introduction of the official website

installation:

go to recovery

full wipe

"install zip from sdcard"

"choose zip from sdcard"

select "ShenDu-yeling"

and confirm

when finished

reboot system

"If long stuck in the second screen. Pull the battery to restart can"

caps:

download:http://www.mediafire.com/?3trdbobq43hdbbo
[Atrix 4G Android Development] thesummoner101:
Looks like a MiUi fork. This is the second Chinese ROM I've seen pop up today. Glad to see development is going strong. If only these guys could work with our Devs to bring us a new kernel faster.

エイトリックス から 送ります
[Atrix 4G Android Development] joelorona:
Is the rom fully translated to english? Or does it still have chineses characters?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Lexord:
Lol what a cool name "ShenDu yeling :p"

Will try it.

Does anyone know what does "open 720p support" mean?

EDIT:I can't find download link D:

Sent desde mi MB860