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[HTC One X] carbon5000:
Just an update, there is two ways i can get the spoken street names working:

1 - Set the system language and the tts language to the same (English UK)

2 - Use a non google tts engine (eg Pico tts)

I had my system language set to English Australia, which is why the street names were not being spoken.

This is strange as i had it on English Australia with my official roms and it was fine
[HTC One X] BenPope:
Probably because the WWE ROM (which ARHD is based on) base doesn't have English (Australia) TTS files...
[HTC One X] slym84:
Same problem with my HOX on Optus. Good to know that changing the language solves this..
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grzesiu7582:
Hi,

needs a specific answer ... i have root on my phone. Each rom how wgram or August every now and then stuck or something does not work. . . wifi or camera etc.

What could you recommend to upload to:

Thank you in advance

HTC Wildfire S:

H-BOOT 1.09.0099

MICROP -0451

RADIO-7.57.39.10M

FEB 8 2012

Thank You in advance
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] phrozenflame:
Hi guys,

So I'm wondering if there's any good bluetooth keyboard+mousepad (one unit) that you can recommend that works on TF300t (I cant buy dock just yet) so..
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] funnel71:
I got a Motorola keyboard with mouse stick, in the middle of the keyboard, for 30 off woot.
[Transformer TF300T Accessories] steven149031:
I just bought the Microsoft wedge Bluetooth mouse works great. I was surprised it detected it straight away works just as well as PC.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sas_sas:
When I paired my Samsung WEB150 BT erphone it permits to hear only phone sounds, why not media saunds?

Is it ecause of earphone itself or FW capability?

Could it be it is not A2DP ?

I have flashed w/ 4.1 JB.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] edan1979:
because it only can be use for handfree/headphone profile... it dont have audio/media profile.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skeeterpro:
Interesting. I've used (and continue to use) two Plantronics BT ear pieces with my unit for movies with great success. Just be sure when to include media when you pair.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] gftgy:
I recently acquired a Sony Xperia V (LT25i) that I am presently using on AT&T's prepaid mobile service in north Las Vegas, NV.

Tests conducted on stock (unrooted) Android 4.0.4 (Ice Cream Sandwich). Build number is stock 9.0.D.0.484.

Signal strength during tests was roughly -75dBm 21asu.

Mobile network type is listed as HSPA (with the status bar indicator occasionally displaying an H+ signal for a few seconds).

APN configured to wap.cingular (AT&T's GoPhone and MediaNet mobile web service).

Servers pinged were Tijuana and Las Vegas.

The attached pictures show internet connection tests using the SpeedTest android app. The first, showing no download speeds, is misleading because I do have data, though apparently the SpeedTest app doesn't like the proxy being set to wireless.cingular.com. The second shows my speeds after removing the proxy setting. Though it seems as though my actual data speeds are the same with and without the proxy. I'll be all right without it, I think. :)

Either the phone or my SIM card were not capable of picking up AT&T's LTE service, regardless of my service plan. I also don't know whether AT&T uses Band 17 (700 MHz) or Band 4 (AWS) in Las Vegas for LTE.

The Xperia V supports LTE bands 1, 3, 5, 7, and 20. None of which are currently deployed throughout the United States. I've theorized over at howardforums that a device that supports bands 1 and 3 (like the LT25i or the CDMA A1429) would be able to connect to Band 4, but I have no experience in this matter.

If anyone else is using this phone in the United States (especially with LTE service) I'd love to hear from you!
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] xerothermic:
How's your APN looks like?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] datagubben:
Is it possible to flash a LT25a firmware on a LT25i device, if so you have no more troubles I think? :confused:
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] mrdommike:
If the phone can pick up ATT LTE, which I doubt, you still need a compatible sim card and apn settings.

Also, the ping in those tests are really high, even for the cingular apn.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] gftgy:
Let me post external links please, already!

Correct, mrdommike, the apn settings for AT&T's LTE are different than the settings used for their prepaid service. AT&T does not presently support LTE on their prepaid plans.

Also, I agree, that the ping seems rather high. (Say, 3 to 5 times as high as it should be.) Not sure what to do about that, though. Maybe part of the reason is because the phone can't pick up AT&T's 1900 Mhz 3G band, and can only use the 850 Mhz 3G band in the U.S?

The apn settings are the default cingular.wap. I'll post them here:

APN: wap.cingular

Proxy: NOT SET (Ok, so this one's not default, as I mentioned in my original post. I had roughly the same ping with and without the proxy, however.)

Port: 80

Server: Not Set

MMSC: [Ok this is annoying] Hotel-Tango-Tango-Papa-COLON-SLASH-SLASH-Mike-Mike-Sierra-Charlie-DOT-Charlie-India-November-Golf-Uniform-Lima-Alpha-Romeo-DOT-Charlie-Oscar-Mike

MMS proxy 66.209.11.32

MMS port: 80

MCC: 310

MNC: 410

Authentication type: Not Set

APN type: Not Set

APN protocol: IPv4

APN roaming protocol: IPv4

APN enabled

Bearer: Unspecified

Also, datagubben, the Sony Xperia V did not garner a stateside release. There is no AT&T-specific LT25a model, or any other model designed for primary use in the U.S.

That said, though it's still fresh, I have actually been quite pleased with the device's reception and service here in Las Vegas. There was a bit of a kerfuffle during New Year's Eve, but I never lost signal, and I imagine the calls and texts that went through so late were due to the excessive strain on the cellular networks. It remains to be seen how great the service will be at its main base of operation in San Jose.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] indianl:
Over here in the greater NYC and CT area, my V picks up HDSP+ signal pretty well too. Get downstream speeds up to 7mbps. I'm on the GoPhone plan as well, using the APN settings as described above.

LTE will definitely not work on the V, it doesn't support any LTE band used in the US.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] mrdommike:
Hey gftgy after looking at your apn, I think you should delete port 80 off the apn settings below the proxy setting. I have an unlocked arc s also with the cingular apn and I'm getting around 150-180ms ping. The only difference between yours and my settting is that port 80.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Lusterboi:
I plan on buying the Xperia V too. Can the users in the U.S verify if the V will pick up anything better than 2g service? I need it to at least be on 3g.

Thanks
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Gasai Yuno:
Quoting the white paper available from http://www.sonymobile.com/global-en/products/phones/xperia-v/specifications/ for free and without registration:

UMTS HSPA+: 850 (Band V), 900 (Band VIII), 2100 (Band I)

GSM EDGE: 850, 900, 1800, 1900

LTE: Band I, Band III, Band V, Band VII and Band XX

Contact your carrier for the frequencies they use.

AT&T, to my knowledge, runs 3G on 850/1900 MHz bands, where 850 is mostly used in rural areas and is also usually congested. AT&T's LTE network runs on 700 and 1700 MHz bands.

T-Mobile's 3G network uses 1700 and (in some places; a nationwide switch to this frequency is ongoing) 1900 MHz bands. Their LTE network uses 1700 MHz AWS band, replacing their old 1700 MHz 3G service.

Xperia V does not support 1700 and 1900 MHz bands for 3G.

Xperia V does not support 700 and 1700 MHz bands for LTE.

As such, you will probably be able to use it on AT&T's 850 MHz 3G network but the experience will leave a lot to be desired.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Shobr:
6 mb I never see it in my country :rolleyes:
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Entropy512:
Yup. That's the same situation as my Xperia Z (C6603) - the C6603 works reasonably well in areas with solid 850 coverage, but there are places where I know that other devices can get HSPA+ service and I've dropped to EDGE.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andraxo:
so i'm planning to buy an s2 so im wondering should i buy the g version or the normal one?i likegaming
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pasanjay:
Easiest way to find out is use google..Anyway there is not much of a difference. But it is always better to get the standard international version
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr.itsme:
totally buy the international Version without the G, bc the G Version has a slower processor and slower grafic board...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] W@tcher:
g or no g

the difference is not very high in a normal way of use.

you would see some diffs at bechmarks..

look at the pros&cons..

- the g has an other soc-cpu (no exynos-bug!)

- the normal one is more common

...

- google is ur best place to search

if you belive in samsung they will bring an update &or provide the sources..

buy a normal one

to be exynos-bug-free buy the g-version

anyway..a good choice :good:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
Plus a lot less development.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i General] Squidge1980:
Hi All.

I have been looking over XDA for some time to try and find an answer.

I have also Googled, and it seems it is not possible :confused:

I am developing a ROM which i started to create using Droid Kitchen, and watching Tutorials etc.

I would like to run this on the AVD but cannot work out how to test it.

Can someone offer assistance?

I would also like to know if there is a device config for the S5830i that i could import?

Thank you for your time to read this post
[Galaxy Ace S5830i General] Squidge1980:
ok, i have found the skin, but the screen resolution goes all wrong.

Can anyone help?
[Galaxy Ace S5830i General] Squidge1980:
Can anyone offer assistance?
[Galaxy Ace S5830i General] Rubenyz:
Yes, but not yet.

P.S.: I've hit the thanks button. Sorry for that.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Innovator:
This bootanimation is really wicked!!!

Is it possible somehow to keep this bootanimation for other future new roms like the JB 4.2?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kenshin1388:
Copy the bootanimation.zip from /system/media/ folder. Replace one in other Rome with one taken from raymanfx's
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] angus_mcfisher:
Hi,

I'm currently running JellyBam, but there are some functionality that I miss from stock-based roms. The main thing that I like about JellyBam is that ParanoidAndroid is included, and that I can use "tablet" versions of apps.

If I switch to a stock-based rom, is it possible to adjust the layout/ui of apps without PA? I know I can adjust the size (DPI) by editing the build.prop, but what I'm asking is different.

Many thanks,

Lee
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warfareonly:
No.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djoni_gitara:
yes

check this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2072081

I running alliance xxlsc beta with 240dpi mod, and installed Per-App density, moded some apps like phone dialer and clock to 320dpi,, some others like gmail,playstore, youtube on tablet mod with 213dpi, and others are good on 240dpi

And now my rom is a lot cooler than before :cool::)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warfareonly:
......and that's what happens when you're not regular.

Thanks dude (although I'll never use a stock based ROM !)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] angus_mcfisher:
Thank you very much for your replies. I'll put Alliance on tonight and see how it goes
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] duwi3:
Where can i find this Kernel to download and reflashl...

i did a nandroid backup before flashing Franco but im not liking it anymore and i'd like to go back to the stock kernel for my ROM without losing any data, is it possible? :confused:

Thanks in advance:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Extract the boot.img and flash it with fastboot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] duwi3:
That looks a bit intimidating... lol

There is no other (easier) way to get this done?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
just reflash your rom. itll overwrite franco kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
LOL

and /etc/init.d scripts, if there are any.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
all francos tweaks are in his ramdisk, no init.d scripts :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whitepandaaa:
currently stuck on AllianceROM, with TWRP installed flashed the fonts mod and stuck on N7000 logo, tried to install zip, but twrp being just totally useless and unable to let me scroll down the menu properly just swipe down and down and automatically selected a fold. and I'm totally done with this rom and twrp find my way out... do i just flash http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1901191 from there? and reboot into recovery and flash the rom i want?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warfareonly:
Flash a stock GB ROM via PC Odin and root & install CWM on it.(See Dr.Ketan's thread for details).

Then do whatever you want.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abagnale:
Alliance is using safe kernel. Just follow the flash instructions of the new rom OP. That would be, I guess: Do all wipes -> flash rom -> enjoy.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warfareonly:
Yeah, but it'll be better if he gets rid of TWRP first lest he do something wrong....:)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whitepandaaa:
as far as i know CWM zip is not flashable in TWRP, and it is a pain to use, so only way to flash via odin back to stock? i remember it used to be able to flash CWM on its OTA but its no longer available
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] anindrew:
Hi all,

For the last two to three months, I've been running a Universe ROM on my E4GT. Other than an occasional quirk, the phone has been working very well. I noticed that my phone didn't seem to be connecting to my home WiFi, so I put it into Airplane mode, and then took it out of Airplane mode. Instantly, it connected to my WiFi with a MUCH better signal After checking emails on the phone, I set an alarm and went to sleep. I woke up without the alarm since it did not go off. My phone appeared to be off. Holding the power button resulted in the blue LED charge light flashing, but the screen did not come on. I pulled the battery and put it back, thinking that the phone had some odd-ball software glitch that made it turn off in the middle of the night. When I hit power, the blue LED turns on, blinks, and that is all that happens. Once and only once since this started, my screen showed the boot animation, but did not get past that.

Because my screen turned on ONCE, I'm really hoping that I am soft bricked and not hard bricked. It does seem VERY odd for the phone to become bricked after working fine on this ROM for at least a couple months. The only change I made in recent time is to change a governor in ExTweaks from Hyper to Ondemand. I suppose that could have somehow caused this.

I stopped by a Sprint store, but they would not help as I do not have insurance and the phone is out of warranty.

Do you think making a USB jig or buying one may help? There is a Radio Shack close to where I live. And I have an extra USB cable I can take apart.

If that fails, should I send the phone to mobiletechvideos.com for their JTAG repair? It costs $50 plus shipping to them, but that is still cheaper than buying a new phone. If it came to that, I'd certainly hope they could fix it.

The fact that the blue LED light comes on seems like a decent sign of some life. While the battery animation does not come on, the light does.

Thanks for reading and offering any advice/suggestions.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Sloth:
Can you get into recovery or odin mode?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] anindrew:
Nope. When I try either, I get the blue LED light, it blinks once, and then stays on. Nothing happens on-screen.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Sloth:
Well the jig may work give that a shot at least if you can get into odin mode you can start over using a one click good luck :d
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] anindrew:
Thank you! I'll post here if I get that to work or have an alternate solution.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] BluesRulez:
Charge your battery. Use an external charger if need be.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] anindrew:
I thought that it could be the battery. My original got bloated about a month or two ago, so I bought an Anker battery from Amazon. It's been working great since I got it.

I had my Anker battery tested yesterday at a "Batteries Plus" store. The clerk put a new battery in the phone to see if it would help the phone, but it did the same blue LED thing. He used a multimeter to test my battery and the new one the store was selling. He said mine had more power in it than the one on the shelf and indicated that either battery has more than enough power to start the phone. While this still could be caused by my battery, it does seem strange for a new battery that has charge in it to not allow the phone to start. I don't have an external charger, but I could always visit my parents as they each have an E4GT.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Teknician:
Brick

Just went thru that and you have the same EXACT symptoms as my emmc brick. Jtag will not help so don't waste the money. Plenty to read on the emmc bug in the E4GT and SGS2 forums.

I hate to be a downer but, I can guarantee you that you will not get any more than the dreaded blue light no matter what you do.

Take it to Sprint and let them go thru the entire process of trying to get it to boot and they may even give you some kind of excuse like "well I'm gonna take it to the back and disassemble it and see if the screen connection came loose".

They will never get it to boot and it is a hardware problem!!

Free replacement and may be backordered because this problem is happening to quite a few of the first run Galaxies.

I spent hours on the phone with "supposed techs" and went to 2 stores because my home store "child" said I must have gotten it wet and handed me a card with Asurion and said to contact them and I'd have to pay my deductible. BS, i wasn't paying for a hardware issue and YOU NEED TO TELL THEM THAT!!!

I spent a week and a half checking components (after they had taken it apart already at the store) while I waited on my replacement because I wanted what was on my internal memory and nothing. I know enough about electronic repair doing it my entire life since I was 12, that you will not get it back.

Sorry but like I'd said "i just went thru this 2 months ago" and plenty to read here on that situation.

They won't see any mod or even any display so you're safe with the Sprint techs. Just tell them when you woke up after setting your alarm, it was dead.

One good thing, is your replacement should be pretty safe from the emmc problem and download Chainfires app to see what chipset you get. (GotBrickBug)!!

I will say that everything was working fantastic on the Rom I was using and it wasnt due to a botched flash. I was taking a couple pictures and when I plugged it into my laptop, I'd noticed it must have shut down never to boot again. It could happen at anytime I'm noticing.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] anindrew:
Thank you very much for the reply. My phone was having a strange issue with connecting to my home WiFi before I put it on the charger for the last time. I wonder if that was a tell-tale sign that something was up.

I went to the Sprint store closer to where I live and explained what happened. They didn't give me any argument at all. Their tech checked out my phone, but couldn't get it to power up at all. They ordered a replacement E4GT (might be new; might be refurbished) for me for $35. I should have it by Friday. I was surprised by how helpful they were. Apparently, they have see this issue occur on some other Android phones as well.

What is the Chainfires app? Does it identify if you have the "older" chipset which can cause the brick issue? That must be what you mean by "GotBrickBug," right?

Since I'm eligible for an upgrade in June, I think I'll just use the stock ROM to avoid any possible issues. I wonder if the GS4 will be out then. It's always interesting to see what the hot new phone is going to be when you're ready for an upgrade.

Again, thank you to everyone for the helpful replies!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Teknician:
Surprised they even had you pay but I'd have paid $35 also if they'd asked me too.

You should get either new or new board at least.

Here's Chainfire's thread and app in OP. By the looks of it, my chips firmware is updated and as much as I've tested and flashed in the last couple weeks, it's holding up great. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1693704

My first clue was that my phone was having problems being read by my PC. Couldn't see either the onboard usb or my external usb. It was intermittent and within a week it was gone.

Sprint has been seeing this problem for sure and in Chainfire's thread, Samsung is well aware.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] garwynn:
Sounds like the h/w took a dump on you - the phone replacement was probably the only route left. By any chance did you leave it charging and/or in a location that allowed it to store heat? (Like a blanket, foam cushion, etc)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rseiler:
That's disturbing. I always thought that bug occurred when attempting to reset to defaults in the wrong way. I didn't think it could happen out of the blue.

In my case, which is awfully similar to the OP, my battery was running low, somewhere between 10 and 15%, and since I couldn't charge at the time, I powered down the phone. Next morning, I plugged it in to the usual wall charger and saw the battery charging symbol come up on screen as expected.

Instead of simply waiting for that screen to go off, I hit the power button to turn it off right away, but I might have inadvertently also pressed Vol Up with power or Vol Down with power, since I was doing it casually with one hand.

I didn't notice what might have happened right then, but a little later I saw that there was no charging LED. So I tried all the button combinations I knew to get it to come back to life, with and without the battery and power.

A couple times I got the blue light and then the battery charging screen, before it disappeared. Once I saw, in small print, "Battery low!! Can't Download," which makes me think that it's stuck in ODIN mode, which AFAIK doesn't support charging.

Right now I'm in the midst of looking for another battery or an external charger. I hope this is not what you're talking about.

Update the next day: I found this thread, which is essentially a match for what I was experiencing. That one ended with a wait-it-out approach, and I basically did the same. I left it plugged in overnight, even though it appeared not to be charging at all (stone cold, no red light). In the morning, it was still all but dead, but I popped out the battery again (I had done this many times before), replugged it into power, and then it charged normally and completely for the first time since the incident. Moral: don't let the phone go below 15%, and if you do, plug it in ASAP. Don't ignore it overnight, even if it's powered off (maybe especially).
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] garwynn:
You're right - folks, this is not the eMMC bug. Let's just clear that up. If you need further information on that you can refer to the discussion thread on that bug and all the research that several folks have put into it.

When I first got my E4GT there was talk of a BLOD or "sleep of death" where the phone would not come back on. Wasn't the eMMC bug. Most people had a low battery so it was thought the batteries were too low and that it booted and messed up the bootloader. Others thought they overheated. Problem is without any way to diagnose the problem it's hard to come up with a "true" answer.

Perhaps a JTAG could revive the phones. Odd that even if plugged in that nothing is happening. But sometimes h/w really can just go south and trash a phone.