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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GodOfThunder07:
I get that same issue. Funny thing is that I *do* sometimes connect and tether the connection quite well. Yet, most times, I get that "Error Code 67". I haven't really pursued it much, other than now when I found this thread. I, too, would be interested in a solution. Good Luck!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Biker1bob:
Is there anyone we can email - put pressure on .. start a petition?

I like my phone, and I am sure it has the processing power etc to perform fine. Wife has S3 and the interface is nice.. I like it much better.

How can the 990 be out for so long and yet nothing for the 999?

There must be somone we can pester???
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Mazout360:
Yes, Me.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] G2xer:
Haha rabble, rabble, rabble!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Core Memory:
Probably because it has a Qualcomm radio/modem in it.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] SefEXE:
Been thinking of donating to you and adampk. Bills first then maybe some beers?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Jesuscat:
Where can we donate?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Mazout360:
In my case, I'd rather say "girlfriend pacification fund" and some beers :p She's going to kill me if I continue developing like this hahaha.

You can donate, if you wish, via the Donate to Me button under my name from XDA web forum (not via the phone app I think). Thanks!

But seriously, concerning the OP, you can't really pester anybody for this. LG released this phone to make money and they didn't consider the jellybean update to be worth the investment I guess...
[T-Mobile LG G2x] obsolete1:
maybe the are still in shock that people have/use/want to upgrade this phone, and havent been able to pick themselves off the floor yet to fix it
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Core Memory:
LG doesn't care.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] meetagrawal:
Neither does Google. Remember their update Alliance? Hahaha what a ****ing joke
[T-Mobile LG G2x] hhwong:
its true, i switched to galaxy nexus and havnt looked back.

I am still hoping maz can make a perfect port though, since my mother is currently using my old g2x, i want to get a smooth rom for her.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] PaKii94:
lmao same situation but i switched to one x :)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] LuponX:
Exact same situation here as well. My mom's already fed up with the damn thing freezing up every day, even though it's on the stock V21y ROM and baseband, which was supposed to "fix" these issues. She reboots it just about every day too (or else it gets slow as molasses).
[T-Mobile LG G2x] justjackyl:
For moms, just flash them a vanilla cm7 with either faux 048 or Trinity T15 kernel.

Solid, dependable, hassle free after initial setup.

Sent from G2x, CM7 Weekly 1-1-13, Faux 054.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] itsnoahyo:
Does anyone know if there has been any real progress since the ICS release/leak/whatever for the SU660? I thought that since it has the tegra 2 as well maybe it could be ported over more easily than from the p990. But I don't know what all is involved with that sort of stuff.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] redmonke255:
Everything works except the radio. The geniuses are working on it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ashialeigh:
i wanna get this to flash rom any help please
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] chousayz:
Easiest way I would say is root the phone then download ROM MANAGER from the app store to get CWM.

I actually would recommend TWRP instead of CWM, I believe there is a thread somewhere in android development.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] rizoh66:
The Samsung music player automatically turns on each time I make a call in my car via bluetooth. I'm Not using a earpiece or a 3rd party bluetooth device, my car is equipped with bluetooth. I'm Just curious if anyone else is having these issues?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kabuk1:
I've had this happen on various music players. Check the headset settings, there might be something that says "resume after call" or something like that.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PharaohsVizier:
I switched over to ViperXL and so far it's running great. But I'm having a small problem where I can see the files on my phone just fine with ES File Explorer, and other file explorers, but when connected to the computer, I only see a few folders and the files I loaded just now to my phone. The connection is fine since I can move files in between, but I can't see the vast majority of my files. Was wondering if there was something like a quick refresh toggle I'm missing?

Thanks!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PharaohsVizier:
Solved, in case anyone else has this problem, this app did the trick:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bero.sdrescan&hl=en
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] DESERT.TECH:
U can also just go into recovery and mount usb. Windows auto play may ask u want u wanna do, click view files. Hmm files seen es should be same on pc for SD CARD location. Click show hidden files in your windows folders view option . You can also mount system files in recovery also ...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Neo3D:
This app didn't work for me, the "preparing..." circle thing just kept turning FOREVER.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] neov93:
solution

this worked for me

go to Device manager on your control panel

look for your android phone driver

probably there is a yellow triangle

means there is a problem in the driver software

any way simply you Uninstall the driver ( right click > uninstall)

then reconnect your phone

it will download a new software for your phone driver

and it shall work fine

:))
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[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] exad:
Guaranteed working solution for windows XP+ is to uninstall any HTC drivers and HTC sync and then install the latest HTC Sync. It has the MTP drivers built in.

As the solution above will only work on versions of windows that have MTP device drivers Windows 7 or 8.. maybe vista?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Gzerner:
I recently bought a brand new sandisk 64gb micro sdxc card for use with my e4gt. When I put it into the phone the phone reads it, but will not give me the option to format it. The only option I have is to mount it, but when doing so it just says it is safe to remove which shows that it is not mounting properly. Should I try buying an sd card reader and formatting it on my computer? Or what else could I do to get it to work? Also, it is running stock leaked GA10 rooted.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] joey4321:
I have the same micro sd. For it to work on the phone (for me), I formatted it to fat32 and it worked. Most recently I lost my old card on a trip, bought a new one, I formatted it again to fat32, tossed it in the phone but the phone didn't recognize it, but gave me an option to format it which I did. Then it worked. It might have a bit to do with roms too (I was on stock, then moved to a CM rom)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Gzerner:
So you formatted in on your computer? If so which sd card reader did you buy? Could you post a link if possible? And thank you.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MoHoGalore:
Just use any sd adapter and use the format32 gui from Ridgecrop. Roms or builds shouldn't matter once it's properly formatted and mounts.

I have the same Sd card. Sniper and Avatar turned me on to that utility.

Sent from my SPH-D710 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Gzerner:
Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] SonyXperiakiasT:
Xperia Tablet S

ui sounds

just copy this sounds in system-media-audio-ui and replace all

set permissions to rw-r--r--

restart your phone

enjoy

backup the original files

click

-Thanks-
[General Questions and Answers] vikasdanny:
I was flashing eclipse rom using NAND but it got stuck at htc boot screen, can anyone help out??? Suggest me a good ROM!!!:rolleyes:
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SharpnShiny:
Hi all,

a thread like this has *not* appeared in the 'similar' threads section so here goes...

What do you like about this phone, what do you not like? :confused:

I bought a cool phone a few months ago which is brilliant for many things but fails terribly in two areas: the battery which dies 1-2 times per day (are you laughing? :D ) and it lags terribly on ICS because of the very heavy skin and low RAM unable to manage it.

I'm attracted to this phone because:

- huge battery, not only big but online reviewers that I trust like GSM Arena tested it extensively and the battery performs brilliantly

- good-sized screen, which looks like the trend for 2013 but in a compact size (edge to edge)

- rugged screen and back

- specs will allow it to be updated to future Android versions comfortably I'd say

- I'm attracted to AMOLED, anything without a battery-killing backlight is the way forward for me
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RAZRi_Man:
I would recommend this phone without any hesitation.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ciberbeb:
Definitely yes!

Here is my small review: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36396900&postcount=13
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] purplet:
As long as you dont expect a gaming platform its the best phone with that size, browsing, smoothness and app starts are as good of an experience as iphone5, nexus4 and alle the other so called high end phones.

Browsing is especially nice since we still have the outstanding stock ics browser.

You have to take care though or u will get scratches as easily as the iphone5, every metal can scratch the "colour" of the aluminum.

The cam is average at quality, outstanding at speed (beats dem iphone5 and in comparison to a ip4 its really noticable) and of course theres a button.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SharpnShiny:
Thanks gents (and ladies?). This is really good news. I've been considering this one with the Samsung GS3 Mini but this one trumps that one in a few places. It's great to see that the thread isn't overloaded with manufacturer problems - my current phone has threads for that.

Yeah, my hopes for this one are straight-forward enough I guess, mostly that it will last more than one day so I stop missing calls and alarms, not laggy, and in good shape for future updates (I see Jelly Bean is imminent for this one?). I have a 32GB SD that I'll probably upgrade to a 64GB perhaps Class 10 for music. That's it really. Music is OK on the phone? No major problems? :victory:
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sky.0165:
If you consider use the stock earphone, yes, it has a very nice sound. I cant say the same for the speakers.

You can take outstanding pictured with no noise, if you know what you're doing. It just have an accentuated noise of very low light situations.

For games, you can play many of them, even N.O.V.A 3. Also with most apps rebuilding their structures to x86, you won't have problems with incompatibility. RAZR i also can handle emulation, such as N64 and PSX (played CB3).

Due to the medfield processor, you won't suffer from had to plug to the charger all the time. The 2000mAh battery can hold all day and its possible to keep 2 or 3 days without charge.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aberst:
Of course I do recommend it.

Power and beauty :good:

The screen is not perfect, but for videos is pretty damn good. My battery lasts one day of moderate use with all ON (except bluetooth). I don't have had any lag, and I play a lot of games. Internet browsing is superb in Chrome. The flaws could be a decent but not awesome camera, no flash (still a need), and some apps (a few) doesn't work with x86 processor.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diogo.sena:
search in the forum, if you have root, you can have flash in opera mobile, or stock browser, (maybe firefox x86 too, not sure)
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ciberbeb:
You can't say that! The stock earphone is, like every stock one, a very basic one, its quality is not good! I however understand that if you don't listen to music that much or simply never tried some good ones, you can be satisfied with them...

About the camera, "oustanding pictures"? no way... correct pictures, that's all! This is a phone, not a real camera.

Ok for the noise ;)
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dskies:
amazing device!

absolutely yes!
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mattlgroff:
I wouldn't recommend a phone with an OS from the prehistoric times no matter the hardware.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dskies:
Yes yes...but have you ever tested those 2 or 3 days?

Are they intended in stand-by mode?
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ciberbeb:
I know it can be frustating, we are still waiting for Jelly Bean, but, this is a really good phone.

And I'm confident, I'm sure the Jelly bean update is coming ;)
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] purplet:
AW: Would you recommend this phone to a new buyer?

As a dev and tech freak I may agree, as a user that has n4 with 4.2 and the I I disagree since there is really no difference.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freak4dell:
So I take that to mean you've already given up on the i?
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] azapa:
I have just got one after being a HTC user for 8 years!! gulp! HTC *were* cool but now seem too mainstream. Motorola as a brand is like and old dinosaur, but they seem to have kicked ass with the razr I. It has an almost "military spec" build: metal, glass torx cap heads on view. I love it. Also the weight and feel and huge screen for compact size.

Things I still don;t like or get after a few days:

- my data connection seems unstable, slow and generally poor (I *could* have a problem with my SIM as it trimmed it myself from a full size)

- the screen DOES SCRATCH as easily as any or my old HTC regular screens. The corning gorilla tough class thing is 90% marketing BS

- the charge plug in the side makes the phone clumsy to use when plugged in

I have got my hands dirty with this too (see sig) with no problems - just need to decide what and how retail rom to use to remove the carrier crap I have now.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SharpnShiny:
Any more comments on the audio quality? I hear that the speaker is not great, but I'd need it more with earphones. I have a good music player on my phone with it has bad battery, it makes the audio on my iPod sound awful, no joke. I use typically 320mps songs or lossless if I can help it. :D
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flashsam:
I'm very happy with the sound on this phone. With headphones music sounds great and without headphones the sound is more than adequate for most people.

Also the volume on this phone (with or without headphones) is much louder than any phone I've ever owned.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bmszabo:
NEVER had (all right, since my first gen Iphone) a smartphone going TWO days of heavy use w/o charging! For me this is an unbelievable Razr i experience.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ciberbeb:
Mmm show me a screenshot, because 2 days of heavy use, no offense, but I'm a but sceptical...
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bmszabo:
Try 'DS battery saver' I use, and see it 4 yourself..
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xopher_mc:
so far so good

Was torn myself between Razr i and N4. At the moment It is doing everything great. I'm getting about 1.5 days out of it. The form factor is so much better than the N4. So I'm pretty happy.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sizzers:
Purely on a personal note I have to say no for the following reasons, but just a little history first.

Up until two weeks ago my platform of choice over the past six years or so has been Nokia/Symbian. I usually replace my phone every 18-24 months and with Symbian development now at an end the Android platform now seemed mature enough to finally make the switch. When it came to deciding which handset to go for it was literally a toss up between this and the htc One S: I actually ordered the htc only to cancel it as I changed my mind back again to the RAZR for better pocketability. The build quality of the RAZR is pretty good, overall I’m happy with the design apart from a couple of niggles, and I love the functionality apart from the fact that the windows don’t swipe in a carousel. The major flaw I find with this handset, though, is its shocking signal reception.

I’ve been on Three network here in the UK for many years and because of the frequency that they use the signal reception in some buildings can be very poor or non-existent (the 2.1 Ghz frequency is the only one they have unlike the competition). The reception is dramatically reduced in the house (being usually lost in the lounge), the data link periodically keeps disconnecting wherever I may be, and in other places where I could at least get some kind of signal on any of my Nokia’s the Motorola hasn’t got a prayer. A common cause of reception problems is the placement of the antenna at the base of the phone where most people hold it. Some people will remember the furore over the iPhone 4 dubbed “Antennagate” which followed Steve Jobs telling users they were holding it the wrong way!!, which through experimentation is one of the causes I’m experiencing with the Moto.

Unfortunately these reception problems are causing a great drain on the battery and as Three don’t have a 2G backup network I don’t have that option to give it some relief. I’m now having to consider switching networks for this reason which I am absolutely loathe to do, which is a shame as I do rather like the phone. I have tried it with a different network SIM just to gauge the signal strength and it is definitely more solid, but I am rather disappointed at it’s performance on the 2.1Ghz band.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unuk50:
I have major network issues myself. However, on factory resetting the phone, it has become slightly better(1.5 days with 3.2 hrs screen on time, 1 hr calls).

I am hoping that with the jb update, it gets better.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sizzers:
Assuming you're in the UK, what network are you on? (I've already done one factory reset for other reasons but made no difference to the reception).
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SharpnShiny:
I'm rather surprised at your reception troubles. I read about 10 reviews of this online, I can't remember which one, but one reviewer said that he struggled to get reception in his building with every phone, except with this one.

I'm curious about your problem with 3. I recently switched to 3 (ie) and while the unlimited data is cool, the reception is a joke. They have an agreement here with Vodafone for 2G but as you pointed out, searching for networks strains the battery significantly, as if our smartphones didn't have limited battery already.

p.s. that was probably the most articulate post I've ever read on this site and I've been using it for years...
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sizzers:
As you know Three is a pure 3G network and don’t have their own 2G network to fall back on, although years ago they had an arrangement in the UK with Orange and then O2 (I can’t actually remember in which exact order) to piggy back on to their networks where they had no coverage.

However, once they had pretty much nationwide coverage they scrapped this arrangement, the main reason being that some people (like me, for example, to save battery!) would still be using the 2G option for which Three would be paying charges to the other network operator. Before Ofcom allowed Orange and T Mobile to utilise their 2G networks for 3G use they also had exactly the same issues with signal penetration in buildings, but now they can use their 900Mhz band also for 3G their problem is resolved leaving Three out on its own.

I’ve always accepted these limitations with Three as I’m very happy with the network as it’s never been a major problem in general day-to-day use with any of my previous Nokia handsets, but it is – for me – now a bit of an issue with this particular handset.

P.S And thanks for the compliment! :)
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freak4dell:
Best thing to do is switch carriers. I was on 3 for a bit while I was in the UK...hated every single minute of it. At least you guys have it easy when it comes to switching carriers. Other than that stupid 30 day notice thing, switching is a piece of cake for you compared to us Americans.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sizzers:
I’m very happy with Three: it’s always been a good, quick, reliable, cheap and great value network to me over the last four years or so (their customer service can be a different matter though!)

As I said, my experiences are based on a purely personal note comparing the reception performance of the RAZR against any of the Nokia’s I own connected to the Three network that’s all. I’ll give it a while longer to see how/if I can live with it as I really don’t want to change networks if I can possibly help it
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unuk50:
I was in the UK and on 3 myself. Never went past 1.5 days with 2.5 hrs screen on and fairly basic usage.

Now back in India, and the less said about the network here, the better.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .: SID :.:
Of course, yes! It has very smart design, quality materials and soon updates.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bonacieux:
I've searched the forum for this and I can't find it at all ("flash" is not a perfect thing to search for round here, and nothing about flash where people mention opera mobile). Does flash work? If so, does that mean bbc iplayer works in-browser (I know the bbc media player app doesn't work).

[Trying to decide whether to get this or the hd -- aside from this being cheaper I would actually prefer a smaller phone with a smaller screen, but, no bbc :-/ ]
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SharpnShiny:
I just posted this on another thread but I think it would be suitable here. Well I bought the phone and:

My review (initial impressions)

Duration of ownership: 2 days

Battery: after settling the battery from 1 full to charge to 1 full drain, it now seems to perform well.

Audio: better than I expected, the loudspeaker is occasionally not great but with headphones I'm satisfied.

Materials and design: easy to hold with one hand, it appears sturdy but I will wait to see, not terribly pretty but not ugly

Calls: My old phone had very, very bad reception but with this phone it is true: the reception is great (that's radio technology)

Software and speed: everything has been very quick and responsive, web, games, most apps appear compatible. No serious

complaints about the software yet. I'm on ICS, I hear many people say battery life is bad on JB because of Google Now. Keyboard

is broad and easy to use.

Camera: Appears better than I expected so far. Note it has HDR which will probably be a hot feature in 2013, it's FAR more useful

than 2 more megapixels could ever be.

Support: I emailed Moto a question and they replied helpfully, within a few hours....that's as good as it gets to me.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ferdy_m2000:
How to change my DNS wih 3G n WIFI connection?

I've been trying with Set DNS on the market but still not worked. Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ferdy_m2000:
Come on. Help me
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mathsmart:
In wifi click on your router name and click advanced setting

Envoyé depuis mon GT-P3113 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ferdy_m2000:
Only for wifi connection. I mean 3G connection too.
[HTC One X] poppytoppy:
Hi Everyone, I have a somewhat unique problem which I have not been able to find on XDA or elsewhere. Since the 4.1.1 update, which I received yesterday, I have not been able to complete any app updates via a data connection (atm I do not have a Wi-fi connection). I am still able to make calls, send SMSs and browse the internet with no issues.

When I attempt to update an app, it will hang at a certain percentage such as the google search app which stalls at 45%. I've tried to update that numerous times but somehow it always hangs at that percentage.

I've tried to clear the cache and all data for any task related to Google Play. Finally I tried a factory reset, but I am still having the same problems; only now I have lost all my apps, and they two cannot finish their re-download to my HTC device.

This is my first thread so just let me know if I have done anything wrong, and I'll try my best to correct it.

Thanks