yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sewe:
There is a easy way if you have root

In system/csc you have either features.xml or others.xml

Paste in this line

<CscFeature_Camera_EnableCameraDuringCall></CscFeature_Camera_EnableCameraDuringCall>

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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jaeger78:
i have the others.xml in "system/csc"

phone is rootet!

But in which line? :confused:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jaeger78:
i have the others.xml in "system/csc"

phone is rootet!

But, doesn't work with this :confused:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sewe:
Just like this,paste it after the last character and save and reboot

This is mine and it should work for you, make sure that permission is rw-r--r--

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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jaeger78:
Doenst work :(
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sewe:
There are a few that have problems and manage to get it to work

See for you self

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2033894

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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jaeger78:
don't understand..

Which firmware can i use ? i like to use hat "CscFeature" - but firmware must be german :o
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jaeger78:
AW: [Q] Photos make phone calls while

??

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[Nokia Lumia 820] za996:
I am very interested to this smartphone (generally on windows phone 8) but, nobody bought it.

Why?

Is it terrible?

(sorry for the missing s in the title)
[Nokia Lumia 820] del1701:
I have it, its a good phone ;)

Sent from my RM-825_eu_euro1_217 using Board Express
[Nokia Lumia 820] AndyFZ1S:
Don't think it is as popular as the Lumia 920 that's why it is so quiet on here, However it is a superb handset which runs smoothly and is on par with the 920 performance wise, A great mid-range alternative ;)
[Nokia Lumia 820] andy1969:
i dont see it mid range its a superb handset lovely and smooth top handset and one of my fav handsets made.
[Nokia Lumia 820] AndyFZ1S:
That was just me being modest ;)

Reason I labelled it as mid-range was because of the screen resolution compared to the Lumia 920 and HTC 8X
[Nokia Lumia 820] za996:
Im your opinion,

will this device be supported by community? In the future, how MS and Nokia will launch new version of windows phone 8? (How long do you think this device will be supported ?)(Any possibility of custom roms?)
[Nokia Lumia 820] AndyFZ1S:
My opinion is I don't think it will have much of a community seeing as it is not as popular as the 920 or 8X, The likelihood of custom ROMs are not good, If you consider how long the Lumia 900 has been out no one has yet cracked the bootloader to allow custom ROMs.

As for support from Microsoft and Nokia it should be very good for around 18 months at least that was what they promised back in September.

All that aside it is a very good handset and I am moderately happy with mine for now, You could do alot worse. :)
[Nokia Lumia 820] Akiainavas:
I want it - and i understand your confusion over that matter. Seriously people behave like the 920 was some kind of epiphany - but the truth is those two are not verydifferent. For me the price, replacable battery and micro-sd slot won and i got the 820 instead of 920.
[Nokia Lumia 820] PROGUERAM:
Epiphany... Lol..I too am eyeing this..the black one looks killer...practically if U see the 920, there is absolutely NO hardware difference between the two expect the screen reso..

Look here: Took a screenshot on my iPad Mini..

Sent from my DROID RAZR on JB.
[Nokia Lumia 820] dioadi:
i'm using 820.

fyi, as it goes for the power specification, 820 is exactly same as 920. CPU, GPU, RAM, all the same.

basically, any performance talk on 920 is also applied on 820.

major differences are on camera and display technology, on which i don't give a damn.

why would i spend more money on 920 or 8X over 820, when the power house is no different? :
[Nokia Lumia 820] pungponx:
I choose 820

I choose 820 because my "Reasonable is beyond fashionable"

- 920 is nice and great camera while all HW are the same with 820 only 920 is a top model can talk and show with friend. By the way I'm still sad and waiting for update FW from MS and Nokia to improve basic function of WP8. :crying:
[Nokia Lumia 820] holy_reds:
Because it is overshadowed by the Lumia 920. I agree that Lumia 820 is not a mid-ranger; the price and spec sheet reflect that.

Display resolution, screen size and camera are seen as the downpoint by most, but for me they're not a dealbreaker. I just don't see why resolution really matters in such small screen. Even my 51" Plasma TV is not in full HD resolution lol, yet it displays beautiful picture. It is the same with Lumia 820, the picture quality is great and have a very deep black level. As long as the resolution is reasonable for your viewing distance, I can only see very little improvement going to higher resolution screen.

As for screen size, 4,3" fits my hands nicely. I usually operate the phone with one hand, so bigger screen is not always better for me. Last, the camera. Well, it is not a dealbreaker since the Lumia 820 camera produce quite good picture and video. But I can understand why people want a good camera in their phone.

The only downside that I see is the battery life when using the phone for browsing or playing video (for example YouTube), but then it is also the case with the Lumia 920.
[Nokia Lumia 820] chrisj22:
Yes it is. I work in a cell store and every 920 I've sold has come back. IMO there garbage windows should have let it die after there last attempt
[Nokia Lumia 820] AndyFZ1S:
Think that is due to Nokias rushed production, QA seems to have gone totally out of the window with the new WP8 phones as well as the earlier WP7 , I had to return my 820, Along with the fact I have had to send 2 other Nokia Lumias for repair since October 2012 running WP7.5 I am seriously considering other options, A shame because I really like WP but not at the cost of poor quality,

HTC are just as bad with QA so maybe try Samsung next :(
[Nokia Lumia 820] PROGUERAM:
I saw the 820. To b very very honest, it looks bad. 920 looks too big also.

But 820 just looks horrid.

Sent from my DROID RaZr on JB.
[Nokia Lumia 820] Skrypek:
Everyone's yapping about the screen resolution, which doesn't make any real difference, while the 820's awesome vivid OLED provides a much better image quality than the 920's pale LCD.

Unfortunately I have to agree that the body design of the 820 is awful compared to the 800 and 920. But at least it's solid and comfortable to use.
[Nokia Lumia 820] anhyeuemmaimai:
I have the 810 here and this my take:

Gripes:

1. 8GB is not enough, should have been 16GB*.

2. Screen is downright awsome EXCEPT for watching videos with lots of black scenes, it's down right ugly...

Now down to the great things

1. WP 8 is liquid smooth and I have yet to reboot the device since I got the phone due to WP locking up or misbehaving

2. Expandable Storeage*

3. Intergration of various social services is the best I have seen in any WP device.

4. Camera with great quality for a phone

5. Nokia's collection of apps (now renamed HERE)

6. Front facing camera

7. Responsive screen

8. Update coming for WP Blue...

*WP 8 limits you to apps on internal storage only
[Nokia Lumia 820] DJ_Synergy:
Nobody bought these phones, because WinPhone is DEAD ... it was one last struggle from microsoft ... Android rules the market and there is nothing that MS can do to change this ... so these devices will NEVER get that support of a good android device ...

(i'm running an Motorola Defy from 2010 with 1GHz SingleCore CPU with Android 4.4 (newest version) thanks to the good support by the great and big community)

I don't want to change anybodys opinion, but every user that buys a windows phone should know, that this operating system is nearly dead and just a few people are using it .. this means, there is less app developement, less rom developement, less support in the community, less posibilitys .....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] golokipok:
Hey guys, I hope you could help me out. I've been using Androwook 1.2 for a while now and I haven't upgraded to the official JB ROMs for TP as I've been using this for school work and there was no time for me to mess with it. I just want to know if is it safe to just full wipe then flash Androwook 1.51 or other JB ROMs such as Energy? As far as I can remember, Androwook 1.2 used a modified JB bootloader from TF300 so it may not work. I hope you can help me where to start. Thanks in advance.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] whycali:
go to post 2 in the wookie thread.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] flumpster:
Go to post 2 and follow instructions for upgrading ICS. Even tho you are on a modified Jellybean bootloader the same instructions will work for you to get you on proper one.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] djkomodo:
Just a quick question..hoping for a fix..has anyone expierience a lil jump back stutter when u scroll fast on tw launcher or nova or some others..if anyone can direct me to a fix..would be greatly appreciated..has happened on every rom now ￼ it bugs me lol..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] wvalters:
I updated my developer S3 phone from 4.04 to 4.11 using the info from this thread (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1974114).

I did step 1, worked like a champ. JB runs great, but I had previously placed CWM recovery touch on the phone (via ODIN) so I could back up first, but after flashing 4.1.1 the phone would not boot into recovery. I would get the blue wording up in the top left corner that it was, btu the phone would reboot then right into normal mode.

I then tried step 2 from th above guide, still notta on recovery. Now the dev mode comes with an unlocked bootloader, but did flashing the JB rom basically lock it?

Im wondering if I need to unlock that bootloader again?

Thanks
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RuggedHunter:
I'm new and can't post in dev threads yet...apologies for posting here...

I flashed Viper 1.2.3 a few days ago, and it runs PERFECTLY as far as I can tell... Last night I moved about 80 apps to sd card with TB...

This morning I rebooted my phone...it would boot all the way...run for 3-7 minutes...then reboot...over and over...at least 15 times.

I resolved the problem by quickly uninstalling Android Assistant and Weatherbug...then turning off Wifi, Data, GPS, and AutoSynch between reboots. That allowed the ROM to boot and settle successfully, and I could turn everything back on and restore those two apps...

I guess I'll try to remember to turn off all connections before rebooting next time....but can anyone explain WHY this happened??

*I'm a noob, and I hate myself*
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glevitan:
Maybe is a memory issue...have you moved a system app? maybe the OS is looking for some app to boot and does not find it.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RuggedHunter:
Thanks!! I suppose that's possible...but I was just moving user apps to SD in a batch... The ROM would boot okay, but it seemed like a couple apps that start on boot, combined with auto sync were just too much for the ROM to handle....?? Turning off connections is what fixed me, and allowed the ROM to fully boot and settle... But I'm not sure how or why... Since I've found a way around it, I'm just trying to learn exactly what may have happened...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shawnhalu:
Hi there. can anyone out there kind enough to make for me a blue icon task bar for note 10.1 N8000 using dr.akrim v7 rom.

i would like the icon to be blue (eg. clock, circle battery, back button etc. but for the data/wifi i would like the only arrow to be remain orange & green)

something like this..

battery is circle battery not like the one in the pic.

thanks alotttttt :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shawnhalu:
cheers
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] bad4life07:
So yeah, I have learned today to always be wary of where things come from, especially on Craigslist.

The story of how I got my Note 2. Normally I buy my phones full price and I found an incredible deal on a white iPhone 5 16GB for a mere $500 at launch date. Fast forward to a few months a so, I found someone selling a brand new wrapped T-mobile Note II. Offered the guy a direct trade, he agrees. Fast forward again to Dec. 26,

BAM!

Found out my phone has been blacklisted. Asked T-mobile about it, they says the owner defaulted on their bill so it was claimed lost or stolen.

Yeah, It was depressing. I though only CDMA carriers enforced the whole IMEI blacklisting thing, but I guess now GSM carriers in the US started blacklisting as well back in November. I never suspected the phone to be stolen or anything, and I was under the assumption that being a GSM phone I'd be ok. Guess not...

Moral of story: When buying phones even if its GSM, make sure its legit and you wont get screwed over somehow. Maybe ask for a receipt so you can track him down and beat his... I mean, have records to be safe and do business near a carrier store.

And now I come to the XDA gods, being that its been 18 hours without my beloved Note II, is it worth me dishing out money to buy full price (again, sorta) and buy another one at the T-Mo store? Or maybe look into newer and better options, if any? I'm leaning towards getting another one but yeah, I need the approval of the internet. :good:

FWIW I sold the Note on Craigslist for 300 ducks, clearly stating that it was blacklisted. Hate being scammed and I wont stoop down to that level.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] KillaHurtz:
Yeah, best thing is to call the carrier before purchase, or better yet have them meet you at a tmo store. Sorry ya lost out dude.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] scottmog:
Doesnt matter, sure the phone might be good that date but the original owner can stop paying their bill then default on it later, days/weeks/months whenever...

The best thing you can do is get a signed bill of sale with the IMEI number written on there, most craiglist sellers wont do it. actually here... just listen to my story.

So I sold my asus padfone last thursday 12/20/12. And immediately after that I started surfing craigslist for a new note 2 for tmobile, they were running from 550-570 brand new. I contacted MANY MANY people. Maybe 20 or so, everyone first asking if the phone was brand new then telling them I have cash in hand ready and ready to pay if they will sign a simple bill of sale with the IMEI of the phone written on there. Every single one of those 20 declined to sign anything. Now after using a phone I found in my closet (nokia 6800 from 2005) I was getting ancy because I felt like my life was crumbling around me since I didnt have internet on my phone. I went into a small korean owned tmobile store and asked if I could buy a note 2 straight out and how much it would be. They said 700 + tax and I asked if they had any used ones or if they could give me a better price cash. It just so happens that the owner bought a note 2 to test it out like he does all the phones and would sell one for 650 cash with a actual printed bill of sale. So thats how I got mine... got an extra battery, 32 gb samsung micro sd, case and screen protector thrown in for free. So it really wasnt a bad deal...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kabuk1:
Damn dude. I would have called the cops & gotten your original phone back.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zeyrah:
It's not that they defaulted on the their bill, it's if they defaulted on their eip (financing over 12 or 20 months.) still a bummer!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] whatsitsnamenow:
I also bought GS3 from craigslist that got blacklisted a week later. Luckily I tracked down the guy who sold it to me and got my money back.

If you could live without a sd slot and removable memory you might want to give Oppo Find 5 a try. If I didn't bought the Note 2 I would have probably gone with that phone.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] initial_k:
That's the risk you take when buying off craiglist or even ebay.

I've had good experience so far on craiglist but my expense never exceeded $300
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] awrnsmn:
I would for sure track the guy down with the phone number or email. Also I would file charges with the police. I would go after him with every means possible including small claims court. Sometimes it's not just about the money, but the principle of the matter. Make sure he NEVER does it to anyone else!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] flexte:
I would try to take this up with Tmobile. If the phone was blacklisted then they know the address of the person that got it blacklisted. If it was stolen it would have been blacklisted when you originally got the phone. Not sure how you would legally go after TMobile but without a doubt if you had TMobile service with the phone and then they blacklisted it they are full of ****. Also you said the phone was "brand new wrapped" did it have the original sticker on the screen? too many times people allow big companies to rip them off thinking they have no recourse. sprint tried that **** with me and with a quick call from my lawyer my contract was ended and i didn't have to pay an etf. BTW i always get the plate number of teh person I buy a phone from. and recently started to take a photo of their DL.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] xmv540:
Its a shame that you cant trust anybody these days. Ruins it for the few of us honest people left.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] JoJo2211:
Man, you sold it WAYYY too cheap. If you would've put it on ebay you would've gotten at least 450 AFTER final value fees and shipping cost.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ericshmerick:
Hmm, now I'm worried. I did a trade from a guy who got it from a guy. Its unlocked. Been working fine for a month and a half...now I'm afraid it will eventually be reported as stolen or some other financial default due to it's shady past.

Great.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tbukkos:
Sorry to hear that :/ Would it work on simple mobile if it's black listed on T-mobile? You could also try to unlock it and sell it to someone who uses AT&T...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] BACARDILIMON:
What I would of done is contacted t mobile and told em you want to run the imei number before u bought it. And if they blacklist it still contact the better business Bureau and tell em your story and u will see how fast they change their tone. When someone breaks contract t mobile needs to go after them for all of it.they cant black list it if they gonna collect the retail price for it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dav1boy:
I believe tmo and att are gonna start cross checking their imei database. So if its blacklisted with either company, lets att, tmo's system will be able to see that its blacklisted for att or vice versa. Now im not sure when thatll take effect but I read it on one of the more popular tech blogs I.e engadget, verge..

When I deal with CL now, I request the person meet me at the store just like I did with sprint phones. No other way to do it. Then at that time maybe you can get the rep to document the his/her acciunt stating they sold the phone to you. Idk something...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jedi2155:
Man, now you're scaring me. I've always been super honest on all my Craigslist and eBay posts and done my best to offer tip top service even if I only meet them once. So far I've only been annoyed once by a buyer who negliged on wanting to buy some video cards and wasted my time, but other than that I've been pretty successful in selling things.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] lowandbehold:
To all that are worried about buying phones off of Craigslist:

They only blacklist the phones that are purchased under the EIP. You can call T-mobile with the IMEI to verify that the phone was not purchased under EIP before you buy it. If the phone was purchased subsidized with a classic plan, they can't blacklist the phone for an unpaid bill, because you own the phone. If it was purchased under EIP, you would have to go with the seller to a T-mobile store to pay off the balance to guarantee it won't be blacklisted.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] einrae214:
That's nothing I got a warranty replacement device from mdpa insurance which I got when I bought it through wire fly. Worked fine for about a month then It suddenly dropped from tmobile network went to store got three new simcards etc etc. Called customer support then they told me it was blacklisted from it being associated with somebody else's account and the didnt pay there bill so I got screwed. But wait I got if from my insurance company ? So I called them and they sent me out a new one after stating my case. Any ways I got screwed with one through my insurance company so really your not safe a times unless I you buy new straight from a source I.e. bestbuy, tmobile, walmart get me. Cool then buy buy.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TakeNote:
You can have a phone blocked for many reasons. Not just lack of EIP payoff. It can be black listed even if the person got the 2 yr contract discount. And more importantly, people can sell a phone that works just fine the day of sale(passing all IMEI checks) then have it blacklisted days later. Buying on CL is a gamble. Also, there is no legal action you can take if someone sells you a phone and then does not pay the EIP. You bought a used phone. It's not stolen because you don't return the phone if you end your service. They just bill you for it. That's the cost of doing business.

Also, ATT and Tmobile are already using the cross check system on our phones. You would have to unlock it and use it on verizon or some network not att tmobile related.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ebatr8:
Pretty much what this guy says, here is a couple scenarios where it would get blacklisted. The buyer reports it never delivered to them, they cancel in the return period but dont return the phone, reported lost or stolen to asurion etc... there is more and its not just people on craigslist I hate pointing fingers but in new york there is a big scam ring of mainly asian(chinese/japanese/korean etc...) stores where they buy phones off customers upgrades and give them some other phone or cash. I say asian because the accounts almost always belong to asian customers, they report them returned or never recieved and they get blacklisted after a while. It always takes a good while because T-Mobile checks with the shipper, and checks if its being used sometimes it can take up to 60 days before they blacklist in some scenarios. Its funny that some of the people in this thread get up in arms against the carrier as if they are doing something wrong for blocking it. T-Mobile doesnt have contractual obligations to let you use stolen phones on their network, if you choose to buy from third parties then its on you not them.

Edit: T-Mobile and AT&T are starting to block phones that have been blacklisted on each others networks. There is info on the web on this agreement too I believe if I remember correctly that more carriers then just them agreed into this.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Some_dude36:
Lesson learned. NEVER buy a craigslist phone without throwin your sim in it and testing for functionality. Would that have solved your problem? Ive never dealt with such an issue