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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Craniotomy:
I'm still using FROSTY last build. I'll check it out. Thanks!

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ptmr3:
Bump bump bump it up!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Craniotomy:
Yeah. Been waiting for a long time for some update. Lol

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] 1totalpro1:
galaxy note2 Jedi Master 17

This theam works great and looks awesome! Tmobile Note2 Jedi Master17 I was wondering if their is away to stop the Google play store from updating and changing the play store theam look? And the calender does not Change to the dark theam look. Every thing works all the important stuff. Thanks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mongo41:
You can install a custom patch with lucky patcher to keep the playstore from auto updating.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] 1totalpro1:
Thanks for the tip it worked.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] SwannyBhoy:
Installed on Jedi x20 on Note2 N7105. Straight download, flash and no issues as of yet. Looks all good. Thanks for the brilliant collection of mods!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Craniotomy:
Is your battery icon displaying the right number? Mine is not displaying the right number in jm v18 t-mobile note 2.

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mongo41:
It's because you probably don't have a 1 percent battery mod. If not your battery will drop by 5's..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Craniotomy:
Now i have. I flashed the theme then reboot. Let it sit, then flashed 1 percent mod, then reboot, i got the ordinary bat icon back then i flashed back the theme to get the colored icon.

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mongo41:
Glad it worked out for ya.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Craniotomy:
Nope it didnt. That's why I'm confused. Lol

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mongo41:
I'll put a zip together for you to flash that will fix your battery. I'll get it done for ya after work so check back around 8 tonight..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] lojak29:
Will these zips/mods work on GE edition tw rom

Or strictly jedi roms only
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mongo41:
Got tied up at work and kids football. I'll throw it together tomorrow.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] youStolemylaptop:
Tried it on jedix20 and got a boot loop. Had to revert by by flashing the vr file.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rsbenedict:
I'm really not a noob, but for the life of me, I can't find the sprint hotspot app on my phone. I've never used it before, but signed up for the wifi hotspot feature. Saw in settings wireless how to activate sharing via usb or bluetooth, but for the life of me, I can't find this app to share data over wifi. Am I missing something?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] htcubi:
R u in a stock or custom?:what:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rsbenedict:
I'm on stock, not rooted. Didn't feel the need to root this phone. That's why I'm stumped not to find it. It's not a hidden app nor has it been disabled in the app manager.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] htcubi:
Since u r not rooted ...try 2go deeper by using app like astro file manager...and look ur folders in system...bla, bla, bla..and then look for that app...should be there (try 2 re-install):sly:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rsbenedict:
I found it by doing a google search. It's there, but I can't find it in my app drawer nor can I add it to one of my home screens. Really weird. It works though when I do find it via google search and then turn it on. Still very weird. Thx
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] htcubi:
:confused:that's weird bra'...last choice ..save all ur info ..as pics, music and more 2ur pc...and do a factory reset...:rolleyes:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rsbenedict:
Very weird, but holding off doing a factory reset. It takes me days to get my phone back in order after a reset and I have a business trip starting on Friday.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mash4077fan:
root

Just a suggestion but if you root your phone which is not very difficult you can get wifi hotspot for free. I dont understand why we should pay for something that already comes with our phones.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rsbenedict:
I know I can, but I've rooted previous phones--HTC Hero and the Samsung Epic 4G. I had many issues with the Epic 4G after root that I didn't have before rooting. I like to play with the phones, but I don't like things going wrong. I don't have as much time to tinker with them to get them to work right. I could spend a whole weekend doing nothing but root and reflash different roms. Was fun, but a time suck!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daniel178:
Hello,

Sorry for the newbie question, but I feel like I've tried everything. I've searched and searched, but nothing seems to really work. How do I get my contacts ("People") on my (rooted) TB into my contacts in Outlook 2013? Syncing is not required.

Thank you in advance :)
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lemew:
Export contacts to file from menu in "all programs/people/menu". Import file from sd card to outlook.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xs11e:
Download MyPhoneExplorer to your PC AND get the app in the Google Play store. It'll sync calendar, contacts, etc..

It's free and works over Bluetooth, WiFi and/or cable.

http://www.fjsoft.at/en/
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] econan1214:
Hi,

I've just talked to an ATT's online agent, and he told me since this phone is their exclusive one, there will be no codes to unlock the phone.

And I've tried having Samsung unlock the phone as well, but they told me the same thing.

So, basically, I'm helpless now. Does anyone know how to unlock it, or get the code to unlock my phone?

Thanks in advance.

:o
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] vincom:
Try the free unlock method, link in the 1 stop sticky

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] mr_magoo:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2029650
[General Topics] blackdarkeye:
at some point phones can get too big. I have fairly big hands, but still I do not want to be stretching out my thumbs every time I need to click the back button.
[General Topics] shaami:
well........

in my opinion, 5" is the ideal size, any bigger than that, the phone would be hard to handle as a phone atleast for people like me.

i have my fingers crossed for my next BIG phone :D, already expecting a Nexus-4 soon, and hopefully get a HTC Butterfyl or Xperia-Z soon.

:fingers-crossed:
[General Topics] Chadish:
Next "BIG" thing ... hehehe

the irony!

But serious I'm also an owner of rather big hands and I think I could handle a 5" phone, especially if it had a 1080p display.
[General Topics] kamendra:
it is good if phone has 5 inch screen display but phone should be comfortable in hands, now a days most of the mobile companies trying to launch big screen phone because big screen phone are very famous in youngsters.
[General Topics] eksasol:
I would choose the Sony ZL from that list for these reasons:

-Smallest surface for a 5 inch phone (for now)

-On screen buttons, very modable like Nexus devices once rooted

-Sony UI are lighter and more tolerable to me than sense and even touchwiz

-The camera, sound quality and durability should be good to excellent which is a trend with Sony devices from what I see, quite important factors

-It has removable storage which the DNA does not, this is a big deal for a 1080p device. They go hand in hand.

-It have bigger battery capacity than the Z and DNA.

-Base on so spec charts, it is 3G pentaband, a huge plus, you can bring it to any GSM carrier in the world. With LTE too.

If you read the spec charts, the DNA and ZL thickness is .1mm apart, if that is enough of a concern than you deserve the 11gb storage space and overpriced CDMA contract. Though the Z is 2mm thinner, it is 8.4mm longer with big empty space below the screen.

But probably I won't buy it due to the price and my preference of Nexus devices.
[General Topics] apostroph3:
Still depends on the size of your palm.
[General Topics] Gnivol:
bigger screen is better to use, but the issue is the pocketable size, I m a guy and i dont carry a purse with me.... if u put a 5" in ur front pocket, its hard to bend or kneel down, and u risk sitting on the phone if u put it on ur rear pocket, especially for those who wear tight jeans

i guess its fine if u use a purse or a belt hanger or clothing with big pockets
[General Topics] rgs001:
5.0 Screens

I was concerned my 4.3 inch screen would be too large, not so. Now with the bevels disappearing a 5.0 inch screen is workable for an average sized hand. The long term issue for all this larger screens with all the added functionality is going to be battery life. Sony's White Magic integrated white pixels into the screen to help reduce battery consumption, not sure if it did. They are also introducing a new deep sleep mode that is suppose to reduce battery drain, further. I think the Sony Z and ZL are extremely nice. I have an Xperia Arc S, but we will have to see what Google's X phone is...

It could be a leap in development and one would assume it is a 5.0 screen.
[General Topics] he.ya:
As you see everyone have own opinion. I think 4.5-4.7" is max size. So it's good when we have many option to choose.
[General Topics] bbrad:
I like 4inch phones :/
[General Topics] Spectators:
Phew! I have a phone so small that the resolution is cut off sometimes when I play a game. 5 inches would be massive thing to handle casually, and I like to be able to handle my phone from hand to hand easily. Not giving it a death grip afraid it'll be too big for my hands! :rolleyes:
[General Topics] Murph636:
Nice.........I don't think 5 inches will be that bad.........looking at the note 2 and then going back to my phone is night and day lol
[General Topics] Rocco3:
I will bei getting a Xperia Z or Ascend D2 depending on availability in Germany/Switzerland....5 inch is perfect for my long fingers and Huawei impresses me already with my second phone (G615).
[General Topics] deadcpu:
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[General Topics] Dsteppa:
Many people also forget 1 very important thing.

For some people 5" might be/seem to big, why is it too big? Most people use both hands when they operate their phones anyways.

And the important thing I was talking about is:

The eyes!

The bigger the screen, the less eye problems you'll have once you become older.

So think about it, don't just think in the now, but also try to think about your own future.:good:
[General Topics] OsiBasi:
Most? Perhaps. Certainly not everyone. I use my phone with one hand most of the time.

I really only use it with both hands when playing games or writing a really long SMS. And that's not even certain.

Playing Puzzle or rotation games(Like Mega Jump) is easier with just one hand.

I could not for the life of me want to drop your bag or tossing your smoke just cause you have to answer a call. 2 Hand phones really should be a hassle.

I will wait abit till theres a durable, fast speed 4.5" (maximum) phone.

For years everything has gotten smaller I think making them bigger is really a step backwards.

Well I'm only 19. When I'm 80 with eye problems (which probably by then has a magic cure), Phones probably wont even have screens or some crazy stuff.
[General Topics] Wahlburg:
I like the 5-inch phones, but I am just worried where I am supposed to keep them since they will barely fit in my pocket. I currently own a Galaxy S3 and I have trouble keeping that in my pocket. I'll have to purchase custom pants if I want to get a 5-inch phone :(
[General Topics] shootmeagain:
I think 5" is really the acceptable limit. Anything over that would be too uncomfortable to use as a phone.

It'd make more sense to get a tablet if you need anything bigger.
[General Topics] tkfisher:
After using the Note 2 for a while, the biggest thing I don't like is the fact that I don't want a smaller screen for my next phone. I have average sized hands and don't find it cumbersome hardly at all. 5 inches would be the smallest id consider. The DNA is certainly a lot easier to manage though. 5 inches would be the minimum for me and 5.5 the max. I will say that I've lost count of how many times I've dropped the Note 2 on my face when laying down :cool:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] AarSyl:
Ok...so we all know that the JB kernel source code has not been released as yet. But tell me, what are the main benefits of a custom rom, aside from the most common, being overclock, undervolt, and governors?

Is this the reason why we don't have quick settings yet? Or is it because we have no JB Sense Roms with quick settings to be ported over?

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[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] scottspa74:
From what I've read, HTC removed the code that enabled QS from their software. Do hoitzelf A favor And get as far away from sense and HTC as possible.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sheikx800:
I made an interesting discovery lately relating to the whole charing time thing and I was wondering if anyone else had encountered this.

When I first got my SGN2 I also immediately picked up a couple of extra MicroUSB cables from **** Smith. One was for the car and the other was to replace the rather short one provided / for PC data transfer.

I have found that the charging time using my wall charger + the **** Smith cable is absolutely horrid. I am talking 4+ hours for a full charge. Today I figured I would try the original cable provided by Samsung and I am back to getting very close to 1% per minute give or take.

This left me with the question. Was this change related to the physical properties of the cable or the LENGTH of the cable? It is a 2m cable opposed to the 1m one provided by Sammy. Is there different STANDARDS of microUSB cables? Anyone have any input on this?

On top of that...Would I benefit at all from charging the device slower? Would the battery last longer if I did? I have noticed a fair few discussions out there on this topic but none of them really provided a solid response so I figured I would ask again and see if there is any battery experts about :)

Cheers,

Sheik
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KUSHLEGEND:
Your absolutely correct about the charge time. It can very depending on the size of the wire,or more so the resistance of the wire. Its not so much the voltage that you plug into, its the current that is controlling the speed of the charge. The amount of current is determined by the charger current output measured in amps,and the wire resistance measured in ohms...its like trying to pour 5 gallons of water into a bucket thru a 1 inch tube verses pouring that same amount of water into a 3 inch tube. obviously the 3 inch tube would fill up the bucket at a faster rate. In that respect the 1 inch tube has more resistance than the 3 inch tube. The bigger the wire the faster the flow the smaller the wire the more resistance the slower the flow.. this is ohms law...hope it helps...
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rasel800:
In addition to that, check the amp rating of the charger.

Most of the chargers in the market has 1amp output, while original Note 2 charger provides 2amp output, which obviously charges faster.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xfive_no5:
thanks for the info

but from where i can find cable same like the original one
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sheikx800:
Thanks for that Kush. Makes sense enough. But its a bit strange that there is no ratings on the cables we buy when theres this kind of variation in the performance. I guess it hasnt been an issue up until now with devices rarely utilizing 2amps but with the majority of smartphones and tablets pulling that and more now, along with the increasing size of batteries, we will probably start to see different ratings on our microUSB cables... Or one can hope at least...

EDIT: @ rasel800 - Sorry I was a little vague in my original post with that one Rasel. I am indeed using the out of the box 2amp Samsung wall charger that came with the phone. I just changed the cable because I wanted a little extra length.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sheikx800:
I wouldn't mind knowing myself! Its not something thats actively advertised so I think would be a little hard finding the right ones. I think its just one of those cases where if you want to be sure you spend some exorbitant amount and get one from your manufacturer... -_-
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SenK9:
I had the same issue, bought some cheap cables from eBay and they don't even provide enough power to charge at all with the standard charger. There is a large variation in cable quality.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Randomwalker:
Actually it's I=U/R, so the current depends on the voltage. If U=5V and I=2A, then R=U/I=2.5Ohm. That'd be quite a bit for a 2m cabel http://www.cirris.com/testing/resistance/wire.html?

I'd rather guess the problem is with the pin layout of the cable.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] fixero:
Please share your navigation map and why??

My "KiLL" PHoNe
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Alphacall2:
Im running Viper XL and the reason i flashed it is because i heard it has above average battery life, but im getting maybe 10-13 hrs max. I've heard cases of 24 hr battery life, and I cant seem to achieve it. I am running Beast Mode Kernel and have the powersave governor. I am running Stock CPU frequency and have one core active. Am I missing something, because i got better battery life on paranoid android which kind of suprised me.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ToxicWaste:
You really have to drill down on the tweaking and settings. Took me a bit to get what I wanted as well. I completely shut off Google Now, you can toggle off LTE and surprisingly, I raised my min cpu frequency to 594 and ondemand. Shut off HTC powersaver as well. Try a reboot after you tweak up all your settings. I think battery life was better on 2.4.1 but it's pretty well on 3.1 too.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] unitedatom:
Viper Xl

I'm assuming you're running ViperXL 3.1. In that case, I'm surprised you're seeing such poor battery life. But, usage and settings are everything. Things like Google Now and GPS are major battery hogs. Facebook, Google+ and other push applications can also hamper battery life. Check your background sync frequencies! How long is your screen running? At what brightness? etc.

That being said, what strikes me is your kernel. You should not be using Beat Mode Kernel (last I checked it's not even optimized for the latest android version). I recommend you use the stock ViperXL kernel or Elemental v1.5.

I've ran ViperXL 3.1 yesterday with elemental v1.5 for more than 24 hours, 3 hours screen time while syncing 3 e-mail accounts. YMMV but with proper set up it's definitely possible.

Give us more information about your usage!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Alphacall2:
Alright, thanks for the information on the kernel, its a shame because i heard good about it. But as my screen time i run low brightness and im pretty heavy on texting, I used LTE for about 40 mins total today. can you tell me the way you disabled google now? I've been tweaking the settings a bit and i guess i just havent found my sweet spot.

Edit: And im running 2.4.1 actually sorry should of put that in first post.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] CheesyNutz:
Complaining about 13 hours of battery life. O__o
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Alphacall2:
Not a complaint! I'm Just saying i've heard of better
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
Battery life is a very elusive thing. There are simply too many variables. For every ROM, radio, etc. where people will say they have much better battery life, you will almost certainly find others that have worse. Its just a fact of life with modding phones.

I've gotten about a day and a half on a single charge ever since the phone was released, and over 48 hours with later firmware versions (stock and custom ROMs) as of 2.2X and newer. Some folks can't even get through a half a day.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Skeeterdrums:
CleanRom 5.1 might get a little better, but I've had about the same battery life using Viper XL 3.1. A lot of the other things to look at are certain apps that seem to cause a lot of drain (depending on options). The most frequently mentioned are: Google Now, Facebook, and Maps. Other than that, lower brightness and shutting off LTE are the next biggest contenders.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShaunMichael80:
Bought this for $15 tonight anyone also have this on the nexus and can give me some pics or review?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mastrgamr:
I have one on my Nexus, I love it. There are like 2 nice video reviews on it on YouTube (which prompted me to buy)

I actually dropped it from my pocket onto tile floor and was scared for my life, but my phone turned out safe and sound :)

So now I recommend anyone to buy it.

I also should mention to take the phone out the case at least once a week to wipe away dust that gets trapped in the case and on the phone.
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] alienngp:
Well there's a idea I came up with as we have many recoverys out there has anyone thought to try 4ext recovery its possible that it might be compatible with our phones what does everyone else think?
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] alienngp:
On regards of 4ext recovery I submitted a request for compatability with LG optimus l9 variants ill post the results when I get a answer
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] SpringenderElch:
I think clockworkmod is very slow in developing a recovery!

Already installed ROM Manager, but it tells me that my device isn't listed yet....

Is there any ROM out for our L9? I would prefer Cyanogenmod ;)
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] angryGTS:
We cant really install a traditional recovery until our bootloader is either cracked or LG comes up with a way to unlock their bootloader or unlocks it in the next update they push. For now we are stuck with a 2-init recovery.
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] alienngp:
10e update for T-Mobile is bootloader unlocked as the open source proves that with the kernal being in the open source
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] angryGTS:
The bootloader is unlocked! I compiled a CWM recovery. Will be releasing as soon as I or someone can help me make a postrecoveryboot.sh script to avoid any potential boot loops if something being installed in recovery creates an error like in some current LG phones.

on a sidenote though, just because LG released the kernal source didnt necessarily mean the bootloader has to be unlocked because they released the source code for the LG Motion and its still locked up tighter than a virgin who wont spread her legs......just saying.
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] Juanito216:
The bootloader is unlocked after getting an ota?
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] angryGTS:
Idk if its from the 10e update but the bootloader is unlocked.
[General Questions and Answers] vague1030:
my micromax a110's proximity sensor is not working anymore after flashing to jmp xtreme version 2. please.help me.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] xCovErtWolFx757:
Before we start. I am on sprint. This is a question for my not too savvy friend. He is running the latest incubus jelly wiz rom and wants to change his carrier name but when I got to /data there is no Eri.xml like my phone. How can i change his carrier name. TIA

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