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[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paulus3476:
try changing the file extension to .gif and open it with any programme that you know is capable of playing animated gif images correctly. It may well be a video file of some type proprietary to samsung, which only samsung app will play - I can think of other video files that cannot be played by any other software other than the app that they are designed for.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maxram:
I thought the on screen recording doesn't work yet.

Oh snap! I don't have a witty tapatalk signature!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cellfrens:
It's available in snote only and not available as advertised. .
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alecxm:
This is my phone:

Model: Samsung Galaxy SII GT-I9100

Android Version: 4.0.3

Baseband Version: I9100XXLPS

Kernel Version: 3.0.15-I9100XWLP7-CL340913

dpi@DELL134 #3

Build number: IML74K.XWLP7

The problem I’m having is that I cannot download, install, or update any app through the Google Play Store; the title of this thread is the message I get. I’m aware that there have been several other threads on this topic; believe me when I say I’ve tried every one of the suggested remedies, and none has worked.

Having successfully flashed ROMs a number of times since I’ve had this phone - without problems - this issue arose after I decided to try out the latest CyanogenMod 4.2 Jelly Bean ROM and - having decided I didn’t want to stick with it - switched back to a stock ICS ROM, which is what I had in place before this trouble started. I won’t bore you with all the different things I’ve tried; my question now is this:

If I do a total wipe and factory reset, what is the likelihood that the problem will persist? The reason I am uncertain is that the problem appears to be linked to the device settings in the Google Play store, which appear to survive whatever is done to the device. Since my thought is to reinstall everything from scratch after the reset, I don’t want to find, after putting myself through all the work involved, that the problem is still there.

All advice welcome.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
you didn't just duplicate this thread, did you?

I saw a google play thread somewhere around here.....

sent, and now this app cra.........
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] liquidzyklon:
Did you change the DPI when you are changing ROMs? If so, then you need the Multi DPI Play Store, link.

Even if not, you can try the steps from the link above in terms of clearing data and rebooting to see if that would help. Once you fix the issue on your phone, the Google Play Store will no longer show apps as not compatible from phone and PC.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alecxm:
No, I haven't duplicated the thread.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
then it's just similar.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alecxm:
OK, I've now followed all the steps in the link - absolutely no difference. A further clue to this issue seems to be that if I use the Google account I originally set up this phone with, Google Play thinks it was registered on Jan 3rd (the day I tried the CyanogenMod ROM); to try and get around this, I opened a fresh Google account with a new email address; this account thinks "There are no Android devices associated with this account.", even though I've registered it with Play Store on the SGSII. It seems to me that this is not a technical issue with the phone or its software, but an issue with the Google Play Store and its associated servers.

So, it's back to my original question: if I do a total wipe and factory reset, is it likely that the problem will persist? And if so, are there any viable alternatives to the Play Store?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
that....could work.

It's similar to the "Can't connect to server due to Unsecure network" issue (or something like that). Look into that, might bring some light into this matter.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alecxm:
I have to tell you that I don't know exactly which of the many things I tried actually made a difference, but - I've fixed it!

The last two things I did - and I had already tried these before - were found on androidforums.com - but it seems I'm not allowed to post the link. Perhaps I can tell you that after the website comes a slash, then samsung-galaxy-nexus, then a slash, then 525874-you-don't-have-any-devices, then a dot, then html.

So - thanks for your help, and I hope others with the same problem will persevere. And to sort of answer my own question, you don't have to do a factory reset to fix this - but it's still not clear to me whether it would have solved the problem.

Anyway, now I'm going to sit on my hands and wait for the official JellyBean release from Samsung, which looks to be coming soonish....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
Glad to hear that. It musta been something to do with account and what not.

And yes, JB is coming, ask the koreans.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Buddy Revell:
I'm wondering if quad core processors are used all that often in normal usage situations and what apps utilize them. Anyone have some input on this?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] tdrussell:
Download system panel and watch that for a while doing normal activities. Not much will use all 4 cores.
[Ubuntu Touch General] EcHoFiiVe:
Hey guys! Recently having heard, Canonical is working with Ubuntu to release an image for the Galaxy Nexus, as a mobile OS. Now people think this is a great idea, at least for those who own a Galaxy Nexus. But what if you want it on your phone too? That's where Canonical and XDA would merge together, asking the developers and users of XDA, since most of them are knowledgeable,(trust me, you need to have some know-how to not get flammed), and have them beta for maybe several different phones, to get Ubuntu on a wide variety of phones sooner! And well, why wouldn't they do this? They're already taking a leap of faith and opensourcing everything and carriers/OEMs don't like that. So they should be able to take a smaller leap of faith and ask the users of XDA to be able to help them out with the distribution of Ubuntu for other smartphones. This would help them in getting more stable releases out to the public maybe faster for their device. Wouldn't this be a miracle? So please show support and sign! Thanks for your time!

https://www.change.org/petitions/ca...evelopers-com-as-testers-for-ubuntu-for-phone
[Ubuntu Touch General] -DarkKnight-:
Secnd that

but\ isn't ubuntu open source? can't we just port it anyway?
[Ubuntu Touch General] wiggey1337:
Signed

Its open source, but it isn't going to be as simple as the same files working on all devices my friend
[Ubuntu Touch General] EcHoFiiVe:
Maybe, but it'll be easier if Canonical were to work with XDA users/developers hand in hand to make porting easier
[Ubuntu Touch General] CharlieBoy808:
Great idea. I came here looking for their build but then I see this and realize not yet. So yes let's get the ball rolling!

I honestly just want to be able to dock my phone and use it as a PC from time to time like the original Motorola build i remember seeing in the past.
[Ubuntu Touch General] aaitken98:
I've signed, I love the idea of the XDA community playing a somewhat important role in the development of a potentially up and coming mobile OS. :D
[Ubuntu Touch General] gilbert32:
already signed;)

XDA developers are amazing. Thinking of a world without xda-devs, what would we have on our phones? Since the days of windows mobile and developers here make miracles :) without them, phone developement by all companies would've been far slower in my opinion.

I encourage everybody to sign the petition as the outcomes would be unquestionnably great.:cowboy:
[Ubuntu Touch General] EcHoFiiVe:
Thanks guys! There's no harm in trying!
[Ubuntu Touch General] -Falco:
Signed

~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~

phone: galaxy s2 t989

ROM: all-star ROM v6

kernel: 3.0.49 lightning Zap

~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~

And You Thought Celebrities Weren't Smart :P
[Ubuntu Touch General] EcHoFiiVe:
Try and note this as a newsworthy thread to get more attention!
[Ubuntu Touch General] johnpat:
Signed.

Let's make the miracle comes true
[Ubuntu Touch General] WaveMaster1406:
Signed !!
[Ubuntu Touch General] LADY_GAGA:
signed :D
[Ubuntu Touch General] Seraphim401:
Just signed.
[Ubuntu Touch General] rabins:
signed, can't wait to get good news on this.

ubuntu & xda-developer will rock the world :fingers-crossed:
[Ubuntu Touch General] System92:
Great idea, I signed!
[Ubuntu Touch General] Snoop05:
SIGNED!!!

but still just 89 :(
[Ubuntu Touch General] madmediapro:
SIGNED!!!

Sent from my E3D on Str8Talk!
[Ubuntu Touch General] Stereo8:
Signed, shared in signature!
[Ubuntu Touch General] dejan16v:
Signed.

I hope we will get enough people to sign to be noticed and taken seriously.
[Ubuntu Touch General] RonSykes:
Canonical is working with XDA! In the sense that all you need to do is go to developer.ubuntu.com, download the source, join the IRC, contribute to the project and you're partnered with them.

What exactly is this looking for that isn't already avaliable. Just go and contribute. There are already a dozen or so Canonical supported porting projects which I would hazard a guess, involve XDA developers.

I think whether Google likes it or not, this is what is already happening. The Touch version of Ubuntu integrates some of androids low level services to run.
[Ubuntu Touch General] sp_otaku:
Canonical please team up with the XDA-developers to speed up the development process. You are a community based OS/business it only makes sense to keep embracing the community. :highfive:

Signed: Linux Enthusiast / Android User
[Ubuntu Touch General] throughtheblack:
They are already trying to work with XDA and getting members to help out. Happy?
[Ubuntu Touch General] KemikalElite:
Obviously Canonical has done a great thing by bringing Desktop Linux within user level with the exception of a few designs to the unity interface replacing gnome, Ubuntu is a great platform and XDA and the rest of the community want to see it succeed mainly because its a highly promoted well designed open source alternative to Android.

considering this is fully open source like android the community can and will make or break the platform as a whole. So it would be a good opportunity to have good resources and cooperation with XDA porting developers to help get this to as many new devices as possible.

Keep in mind the highly established community system that CyanogenMod has made. That community's organization has made both the ROM itself and AOSP as a whole what it is today.

Since both Ubuntu and Android are based off the Linux kernel.
[Ubuntu Touch General] RonSykes:
Would someone please close the ridiculous thread.

Canonical is almost exclusively working with XDA members to port Touch to multiple devices.
[Ubuntu Touch General] TingTingin:
I reported a while ago nothing happened:(

PHONE SLOW CLICK ME?

_____________________________________

"No one lives in the slums because they want to. It's like this train. It can't run anywhere except where its rails take it."- Cloud[FFvii]"​
[Ubuntu Touch General] netomel:
This thread was created before ubuntu was released and everyone was craving to see ubuntu on phones. Now we are seeing the firsr dev porting to some models. So the results are showing. No big deal.
[Ubuntu Touch General] TingTingin:
Thank you captain obvious

We know when the thread was created this was one of the very early threads in this forum but canonical has said over and over again that they would work with xda even creating a thread in this forum the very premise of their operating system means that they have to work with us it's in there best interest to have this ported to anything and everything plus is open source

PHONE SLOW CLICK ME?

_____________________________________

"No one lives in the slums because they want to. It's like this train. It can't run anywhere except where its rails take it."- Cloud[FFvii]"​
[Ubuntu Touch General] netomel:
Simple man dont get agravated and dont read on the thread any more.
[Ubuntu Touch General] TingTingin:
?

I use tapatalk when u comment on a thread u are forever binded to it there is no possible way of removing threads u commented on and which u no longer wish to receive notifications to so what that means is ever so often I open tapatalk and see signed!! Pop up on the top of my participated list This is very annoying which is why I comment hoping that somehow a person will read and not post if I could turn it off I would but I can't so here we are unless you know something I don't in which case

How do I turn this off

PHONE SLOW CLICK ME?

_____________________________________

"No one lives in the slums because they want to. It's like this train. It can't run anywhere except where its rails take it."- Cloud[FFvii]"​
[Ubuntu Touch General] netomel:
Just like spam email ignore it if its unwanted. I dont look or answer every thread I ever post it to it. As simple as that. I use xda premium if that helps.
[Ubuntu Touch General] EcHoFiiVe:
Its called Its not our fault, dealwithit and stop whining. Use the XDA app if you can't dealwithit. Oh and BTW......

SIGNED!!!
[Ubuntu Touch General] TingTingin:
Xda app notice the text shown without me opening the thread

Tapatalk app same

How is using xda gonna solve my problem?

and I didn't mean to come off as ignorant (earlier) (you can't portray context over the internet) hell I even signed this in its infancy go head look back you'll see but I also liked iPhones my grievance isn't with you but people are singing this thinking that it's going somehow help get Ubuntu on there phones which its not that's the problem even you have to admit that

unless you in fact think it will if so explain and I'll apologize stop commenting hell I'll even share this

PHONE SLOW CLICK ME?

_____________________________________

"No one lives in the slums because they want to. It's like this train. It can't run anywhere except where its rails take it."- Cloud[FFvii]"​
[Ubuntu Touch General] jerdog:
Guys I am closing this. Please do not continue to peddle this petition. We appreciate the support and suggestion, but we are already working with Ubuntu and don't need the noise something like this creates.
[Ubuntu Touch General] penzoiders:
Signed! I have a gnex but I think everyone have the right to use ubuntu on their phones. Canonical have to help these efforts: it's all good for ubuntu spreading

:thumbup:
[Ubuntu Touch General] fragargon:
Signed and shared... hope this happens... HTC sensation owner.
[Ubuntu Touch General] D0GuKaN:
Signed :good:
[Ubuntu Touch General] inaldocc:
Signed.
[Ubuntu Touch General] joelalmeidaptg:
Signed! :D I hope Canonical agrees with this. It would be great!
[Ubuntu Touch General] popeydc:
Hey! Thanks for raising awareness and getting people interested in Ubuntu for Phones.

I've passed this on internally at Canonical. Not convinced a petition is entirely necessary though, you could just email us :)
[Ubuntu Touch General] blackout23:
Only need 3 more people. I was hoping to be Nr. 200. :(
[Ubuntu Touch General] EcHoFiiVe:
Internally at Canonical?! Thanks so much! An email isn't as strong as getting interest through a petition though.. But I really appreciate it!!!!!
[Ubuntu Touch General] Skar3:
Signed, This is a great idea
[Ubuntu Touch General] jpacho89:
Signed !

Signed and shared !

I am loking forward to running ubuntu on my phone!

It's a pitty there is no way to connect my device via tv-output,

otherway i woudn't replace it in a very very long time.

Thanks all developers for making our incredible hardware with asshole stock rom in such incredible supercomputers !

Galaxy S Plus GT-i9001

CM10 by Arco beta 6

Kernel 3.0.57 v0.7 Jaggyjags
[Ubuntu Touch General] kristoff125:
Signed. N4 please.
[Ubuntu Touch General] Rickondrius:
Signed!
[Ubuntu Touch General] nilesh.remo:
Signed,great idea....
[Ubuntu Touch General] elitedarkangel:
Signed!

I think ubuntu will set new standards.
[Ubuntu Touch General] MaxAndroided:
:good::good::good: (subscribed) and signed
[Ubuntu Touch General] salvarez01:
Firmado magnifica IDEA

Enviado desde mi XT910 usando Tapatalk 2
[Ubuntu Touch General] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
getting him involved with xda sounds good but you cannot make(force) anyone to work with you by signi petition

his personal willingness is important
[Ubuntu Touch General] darkforester67:
Signed.
[Ubuntu Touch General] andyb2010:
Signed
[Ubuntu Touch General] dustinhayes93:
They said at ces there going to try to open source it and release the gnex image in the next few weeks. Hopefully they keep there word.
[Ubuntu Touch General] jtndinesh:
Well I don't think a petition is necessary man.. I am sure one of these crazy/genius developers will port it once it is out.. :thumbup:
[Ubuntu Touch General] paypalgod:
How do you get Ubuntu on the Android for now even if its a preview release???
[Ubuntu Touch General] Lexmazter:
Well, i don't think this is the whole ideea of the petition, i already signed so, in my opinion, through this petition we can make xda developers a *power* in this open-source world.

This petition could also attract official support by Canonical directly on xda forum and could feature good support for porting to other Android devices, honestly, i love Android but i'm eager to see what Ubuntu has in store, the main feature i like about this Ubuntu is native support for applications.
[Ubuntu Touch General] hgranhus:
Signed

Just signed the petition..

Just love Ubuntu.

I have used it on my computer for many years now.
[Ubuntu Touch General] wpmike:
Signed. Good luck with porting Ubuntu on sgs2 ;)
[Ubuntu Touch General] EcHoFiiVe:
Yes, this is what the petition is. Its trying to get Canonical support DIRECTLY with XDA
[Ubuntu Touch General] imlgl:
Signed :)
[Ubuntu Touch General] mattlgroff:
I spoke to them today at the Ubuntu for Phones booth #CES2013. They are totally interested in working with XDA and other communities. We don't need a petition. Its not ready yet folks. Hold your horses.
[Ubuntu Touch General] dethrat:
Yeah people are jumping the gun far to quick with all the questions and eta's and now a petition guess someone was eager to get the popularity boost from the thread and partition.

Give the guys at Ubuntu a chance its only just been announced.
[Ubuntu Touch General] EcHoFiiVe:
But are they interesting in working DIRECTLY with us, the users of XDA?
[Ubuntu Touch General] :
Signed. Can't pass up an opportunity. Who knows? I might be able to run this on my Note 2.
[Ubuntu Touch General] whipps:
A great opportunity for XDA and members. Having options is always good.
[Ubuntu Touch General] bushako:
To those who think that signing the petition isn't going to do much, it would at least give the Canonical a feedback on the publics response towards this OS. And by recognizing the large number of supporters from XDA it is most likely that they might push it in our diection.

Sent from the Rabbit Hole
[Ubuntu Touch General] blackwing182:
semi posdible is arm gets fully merged for phones in linux kenrel, one kernel to rule them all
[Ubuntu Touch General] gerz2405:
Signed! I'd like it to run on my wonder!
[Ubuntu Touch General] mattlgroff:
Guy I talked to didn't talk in specifics. Its too early to say and WAY too early for a 'petition' against something which isn't barely a week after announcement. This is way too premature.
[Ubuntu Touch General] alochmst98:
I agree that a petition seems unnecessary. I've already seen two Canonical employees posting on here wanting to get XDA involved, very early on, and one of them did that before this thread was started. It's also true that the word "petition" has a protest/complaint connotation, but here's an actual definition:

Given that definition, a petition doesn't have to be negative in nature. It's just a request, in this case a more formal way to say "Hey, let's partner!"
[Ubuntu Touch General] -DarkKnight-:
Proof
[Ubuntu Touch General] RBarnett09:
Well, I'm ubuntu go crazy over here!
[Ubuntu Touch General] Thyhack:
I have been waiting for this for years
[Ubuntu Touch General] juicyfrys:
Signed! This would be awesome.
[Ubuntu Touch General] hack_er4:
Come on friends still 106 signatures needed...:)

I wonder there are thousands of users here wanted the same.

So why are you waiting come on :)
[Ubuntu Touch General] DJBhardwaj:
Signed!
[Ubuntu Touch General] coderzs:
Signed :p:p:p:p:p
[Ubuntu Touch General] TingTingin:
Signed

Phone Slow? go ------>HERE<------

Ubuntu phone OS announced

what do u think share your thoughts --->HERE<---

_____________________________________

This post uses the patented TingTingin®™ method I would teach it to you but you are not yet worthy (come back in a hundred years)

--Sent from the future with a galaxy s4 like a freaking BAWS--
[Ubuntu Touch General] saso94:
Signed. I hope for porting ubuntu os on my phone
[Ubuntu Touch General] muray.mv:
Signed...
[Ubuntu Touch General] g3ar:
signed too :D
[Ubuntu Touch General] heat361:
I agree 100% when its ready it will be here, then developers on XDA can start porting it to other devices. We just have to be patient and wait for finished product.
[Ubuntu Touch General] gallantdestroyer:
Signed and shared.. Hope this will gain attention from canonical...
[Ubuntu Touch General] SevnSins:
Petition signed. :)

Can't wait for the release.
[Ubuntu Touch General] tmho:
Am I the only one who doesn't think this is a good idea? Canonical will no doubt have device support forums, which is where it should be.
[Ubuntu Touch General] thegod2012:
Signed
[Ubuntu Touch General] zo1d:
signed 443 left !
[Ubuntu Touch General] Biohazard0289:
Signed, i think Canonical could take some notes from the CM team and use official device maintainers.

The only reason I could see this going bad is if a bunch of people release half done ports and ruin it's integrity.
[Ubuntu Touch General] knownahmed:
Petition Signed.
[Ubuntu Touch General] onlychevys:
I've been running ubuntu on my phone for some time now, but not ubuntu for a phone! Sighned and shared for sure. I will be getting what ever phone this comes out for if its not ported to mine! Thanks for the thread OP
[Ubuntu Touch General] FEARME:
Signed! Would be awesome to get Ubuntu phone on my optimus 2x
[Ubuntu Touch General] GameKing95:
SIGNED
[Ubuntu Touch General] 88exp88:
SIGNED x1000000000000000
[Ubuntu Touch General] mmotorwala:
I sign n support!!
[Ubuntu Touch General] sysex:
Signed
[Ubuntu Touch General] sickysticky:
Signed
[Ubuntu Touch General] lordasshat:
Signd
[Ubuntu Touch General] tunizizou:
Signed :laugh:
[Ubuntu Touch General] ironman38102:
I have signed it since i want ubuntu on my phone
[Ubuntu Touch General] jscurtu:
On the S5660? Not gonna happen, that's a arm v6 CPU as far as I know... Ubuntu phone is arm v7+ ...
[Ubuntu Touch General] pditchev:
I posted on the ubuntu phone mailing list about the petition , still no reply .
[Ubuntu Touch General] jscurtu:
They know about it... look in their own thread " image availability" nonsense to spam a mailing list..
[Ubuntu Touch General] andrewjt19:
I think this idea is great- Linux rocks in every way just as Android does- but if you can create a handheld computer OS with the functionality of a phone and its versatility, how could you go wrong? I definitely think it could put a scar on other phone operating systems.

SIGNED
[Ubuntu Touch General] raghav84:
Signed !!

When God gives you a good phone ,you install AOSP on it !!!
[Ubuntu Touch General] al3nkbootas:
Signed

I wish to use Ubuntu phone today!
[Ubuntu Touch General] TheVelvetTears:
Signed. It would definitely be nice to tinker with this OS
[Ubuntu Touch General] paddybest:
Signed!
[Ubuntu Touch General] set92:
SIgned!

PS: I want to try noww :D
[Ubuntu Touch General] domini99:
Signed!

This is awesome :D

Sent from my sending thing..
[Ubuntu Touch General] robbyf66:
I signed
[Ubuntu Touch General] seve1476:
Signed
[Ubuntu Touch General] Rinja:
Just signed it and shared on my facebook
[Ubuntu Touch General] Jikstah:
Signed
[Ubuntu Touch General] karmakula:
Signed

Wish the best