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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Alcapone263:
Look for double sided tape. I think there's a link to the type you need on. Ifixit
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] JdgM3NT4L:
More specifically, 3M 300LSE. You can buy a sheet for 5-ish dollars on ebay that has enough material to do a few phones.

You can use the glass for a template/stencil. Also don't forget to cut out the speaker/microphone holes. You wouldn't believe how it can mute the ear speaker. Or how hard it is to figure out that you've done that and not somehow left the speaker unplugged...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] isonomia:
Thank you so very much for the info!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] zombiej79:
I'm thinking of trying to make a Rom and was wondering if someone could point me to some guides or info on how to do. Thanks
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] a box of kittens:
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/htc-apache/1904-how-build-your-own-custom-rom.html

Very very simplified explanation
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] zombiej79:
Sweet thanks
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] DESERT.TECH:
Xda university has some good info as well
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] priddyma:
If you want to base off CM10 look at their github for source and how to sync their repo

http://github.com/CyanogenMod

Look under the repo named "android"
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lamacun:
Can we port an FM Radio apk to this device?
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lamacun:
can someone post telstra version of the radio? I heard that it is working on GSM
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iRevo:
How do i unlock bootloader on my Galaxy S3 International version?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikep99:
the bootloader is already unlocked.

Read some of the sticky threads about flashing roms and rooting for more info...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xak:
Does three viper xl 3.1.0 jb have lTenetworking if I have it? All it shows is 4g whn u shyally it says LTE

Edit.

Solved really simple actually for everyone that wants to know. All you have to do is go to widgets and put the LTEone on your phone once their you see its off click it then go to venom tweaks misc phone info then it has LTE.
[General Questions and Answers] Subliminal Afro:
Hi, i have installed the Unofficial AOKP Rom ( This: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2089270 ) on my HTC EVO 3D GSM. The problem is that the phone enter in a infinte boot, after che HTC logo appear the Nexus logo (a colored cross that shine), and seems that he is loading... but after 20 minutes he is continue. Can we help me?

P.s. sorry for my bad english, if you don't understand something write me and i try to explain better. :D
[General Questions and Answers] orangekid:
Sounds like you may not have had the very latest recovery flashed before trying any custom 4.2.1 ROM, I recommend the very latest TWRP.

You need to boot to recovery, you can do this via adb with "adb reboot recovery" during the bootloop or even boot directly to recovery, probably something like holding the down arrow when you turn on the phone to get into hboot, then navigating to "recovery"

from there you can load the very latest TWRP zip and flash, or you can flash from fastboot, THEN do a full wipe + cache + dalvik, flash AOKP, do another wipe just to make sure, flash gapps, then reboot.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] z3balawi:
hello can anyone please post working media, camera, and multitask apps of xperia z for xperia s?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] krabappel2548:
Media apps and taskswitcher is already posted by me :)

Next time use the search button ;)
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] auni:
Krab is being nice, but others won't be.

Make sure before any more posting u read the rules properly. Before starting a new thread, check and search first.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] soldiers33:
just in case you cant find it its here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2102471
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] kangi26:
Closing thread.....
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] r0b0:
Today in the changelog I saw that FM Radio support has been added to CM 10.1 nightlies. But after update I don't see any new FM app. Is this a backend support for future development of app or what?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] downhere:
AW: [Q] FM radio on latest CM 10.1 nightly

Look here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=37369507
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xubeiga:
for now is a problem without solution...lets wait
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crashoverride24:
Why? Could you please explain it to me? I would really appreciate it. Thanks in advance.
[TG01 General] polatkan:
Is there anyone came across this problem? I cant use my TG01 with sim cards. Any idea or solution I uploaded a jpeg.

Thanks and have nice day
[TG01 General] fxdjacentyfxd:
Hi.

It happened suddenly with good working ROM or it is behaviour after You flashed new ROM ?
[TG01 General] polatkan:
It happened with good working ROM, I wasn't using it for a long time then one day I tried to use it with my micro sim (of course its case) then it said to me SimUnluckP.exe file is missing and here we are..
[TG01 General] polatkan:
Actually Orange company sent my ex TG01 to the technical service for solve this issue then Orange sent me a brandnew TG01 with stock ROM then I tried it with my micro sim but it said again SimUnlockP.exe file missing :) And I thought micro sim cards even with its case dont work with TG01 then now I am waiting Orange for deblocking my TG01. And they said to me that 'we are waiting replay from Toshiba'..
[TG01 General] fxdjacentyfxd:
Hmm, interesting. Saying "deblocking" You mean that Orange is to take off "simlock" from Your tg01 ? If so, what about work of tg01 with any regular sim card from orange ?

Did You check it ?

Regards

fxdjacentyfxd
[TG01 General] polatkan:
Yeah absolutely after simlock (deblocking) I can use it other simcards but I still waiting a replay from Orange. I couldn't try it with regular orange simcards because i haven't got any. All of my friends use micro simcards :/
[TG01 General] polatkan:
Have you got something on your mind?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jackryan57:
I was running Wicked v6 ROM and wanted to restore to my backup, which is stock rooted. I was then going to try another ROM.Did a wipe and then once back up was complete I had no network, everything else looked fine but no network, dead in the water. Ran Tibu - still dead - no network. Now I'm panicking, tried several reboots, no luck. Wiped and then tried to restore to my back up of Wicked v6, phone starts but is stuck on "The wicked ROM series" logo.

Where did I go wrong? I'm thinking I can get into download mode, should I just flash a new stock rooted and then rebuild - or is there another option.

Thanks
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jackryan57:
I ended up flashing a stock/rooted tar through Odin and almost everything is working again - except sms - it freezes everytime I open the app. I can't read or send texts - it freezes up phone and I have to reboot.

Any thoughts on how to correct this?
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] yaguilao:
Hi I have an old HTC Magic terminal itself is a mytouch 3g It have a perfect spl and I need to fix it

SAPPHIRE PVT 32B SHIP S-ON G

HBOOT-133.0006 (SAPP30000)

CPLD-10

RADIO-2.22.19.26I

May 27 2009,19:0641

if someone could give me some tips or something to install other ROM CyanogenMod for example

The terminal has an official ROM and I have no data plan to go google authentication
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] DasBub:
Hi yaguilao. Welcome to XDA!

This thread will help you to root, flash a custom recovery, and upgrade to a magic SPL. A magic SPL will give you much more control over your device and make it easier to recover if you have any problems.

Once you have the custom recovery and magic SPL, you'll be able to install custom ROMs as often as you want.

This forum has threads for HTC Magic/Sapphire/MyTouch custom ROMs.

Some tips:

Make sure you know exactly what model you have: if it has a headphone jack, it's a Fender/1.2. If it doesn't have a headphone jack, it's a regular 32B. Before you flash anything, make sure it is compatible with your device.

Once you have a working radio + magic SPL + custom Recovery, your life will be much easier. The phone will be hard to kill as long as you don't try to change radio/SPL/Recovery after that.

Before you do something, read the forums. As much as you can. A lot of people have made mistakes, so you can learn from them.

If you've read everything but you still have concerns, post a question on the forums.​

Good luck!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skilzdatkilz21:
OK so I have a quick question. Right now I own an HTC amaze which uses a mini sim card. Since my Nexus 4 is coming today I'll need to get a micro sim card. Do I just go to my local T-Mobile and get one? Do they charge? Also do I have to have the device with me? Or can I just go in without my nexus 4 and get the micro sim card?

Thanks.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ross1998:
Most of the time the t-mobile store gives it to you for free but i have had 1 time when he charged me 20 dollars for mini sim. But most of the time they give you thier nano sim and micro sim for free. You could save yourself some time and cut the sim card yourself...
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skilzdatkilz21:
OK sounds good, but do you know if I have to have the phone with me?

Also I was definitely thinking about cutting it but I don't know if I trust myself. You have any tips or tricks for me to cut it myself?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ross1998:
You don't have to take your phone with you. And i've cut my sim card from mini to micro and from micro to nano, and there isn't anything special to do. All i do is say if I was to cut mini to micro i wold get a micro sim from someone else to barrow then align the simcards and cut(there are many tutrials online). I always align the bottom right corners.

Also it is worth cutting your sim card because even if you mess up you gain epierence plus you can get a free one at your local t-mobile shop.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stejoo:
Best tip: good strong pair of scissors. Because you will be cutting plastic, not flimsy paper.

I made a paper template using the micro-SIM of a friend. Positioned it right and then it was just cutting along the lines.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kpjimmy:
Like the other member said, go to a tmo store. Call them up to see how much they would charge. I got mine from tmobile.com for $0.99USD PLUS TAX, but took 4bus days (Free shipping) to get to me. Overnight is $11.99 additional

http://prepaid-phones.t-mobile.com/prepaid-phone/T-Mobile-Micro-SIM-Card-Activation-Kit
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ross1998:
Paper templates are good but not as accurate as real sims.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpookyTunes:
Actually, you don't need either phone. You can activate a new SIMM card over the web:

http://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-4677

I would bring the Nexus 4 and let them active the SIMM. They (official T-Mobile store) hit me for $30 cash for the Micro SIMM, but if I had known the price first, I would have called called 611 first to arrange for store pickup with a price quote from them. The Suggested Retail Price is only $9.99. http://prepaid-phones.t-mobile.com/prepaid-phones/prepaid-sim-cards
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TrIn@dOr:
So, for a Nexus 4 16gb, the one needed is the MICRO SIM?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kpjimmy:
Yes
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] genexxer:
attn tmobile customer-need to add a line and don't posess a sim card?

need to add a line to your account for zero $$$ but do not have an unactivated micro-sim card? Here's 12 step program followed by one who did it:

Setting is the mall hallway, tmobile kiosk after finding out that the tmobile store charges either $10 or $20 depending on the customer's story for adding a line and getting a new sim card. Customer knows that for 12 years tmobile gives sim cards away to customers and is unwilling to go along with paying for something that is given away free.

1. walk up to the tmobile kiosk, ask for a sim card, say you hate the tmobile store, and by now, believe it.

2. when kioskers say they ran out of sim cards, remind them you hate the store and ask for one of those cool shirts they wear at the kiosk.

3. magically, they have a sim card for you, and they try to start activating it.

4. Stop them from activating it. That is for later.

5. recieve the sim card and walk away to your car and start a call to tmobile.

6. tell the sales dept at 611 you have a sim card and need to add a line.

7. follow the instructions given you by the tmobile sales department at 611.

8. Once activation for that sim is complete, and the call is about to end, say that your new phone only accepts the smaller sim card.

9. They will say just take the phone and the just activated sim card into the tmobile store, that they will use a die-cutter to size it for you for free.

10. take it to the store inside the mall.

11. explain to tmobile teenager that you have a new line, that the sim card in your hand is activated on it and you need it sized for your new phone.

12. The tmobile teenager takes the card, puts it in the cutter, cuts it and also installs it into your new phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] EVOme:
I have a Verizon N2 and had to do the hack to get it to work. My friend was excited to get his Sprint N2 the other day. I was showing him how to use it, pulled it down from the Playstore. Then it says it's not supported on his device. What gives? I thought ATT and VZW users were not allowed but Sprint was?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lennykravitz2004:
http://support.google.com/wallet/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1347934
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] EVOme:
So stupid....I would love to know why this app is limited.

Thank you!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] RayTrue04:
Seems sprint changed their mind on supporting it to start their own nfc payment option. At least that's what the rumors look like. Whatever the case its annoying! I wish Google would put their foot down and not let carriers remove this...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] EVOme:
That makes no sense to me. Who cares if there were 50 to choose from. Seems like more options for people to go with. I hate that carriers have any say as to what I do with my device after I buy it!!! Verizon pulled that last week with bootloaders.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] RayTrue04:
It makes perfect sense. Sprint was the only carrier who was allowing it in the past. The other three carriers opted out for their own service so I don't see why Sprint wouldn't follow in the same footsteps.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 00mred00:
The issue is on google's side...not Sprint's. Until google makes it compatible we will have to use the work around.

I have seen nothing internally to backup info that Sprint would be working on a payment system....not that I could comment on that sort of info anyway ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] RayTrue04:
I've read something about it. Not sure if it was an article or someone elses post from xda. However I don't understand why all previous phones had support from the start like. GS3, EVO LTE, LG VIPER, and a few others. Now all the latest ones don't. The Optimus G is also not supported. I smell something cooking on sprints end. Idk hopefully I'm proven wrong.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KEYofR:
The evo lte was not supported from the start. We had to do essentially the same hack for several months.

It's interesting and heartening to hear that it's not Sprint doing the blocking, if true. Heartening because Sprint has an obvious potential motive, the same one as every other carrier, and you can't fight that. But Google probably has no motive to artificially deny access to a new service it's trying to get off the ground. If Google is blocking it, the reason is probably technical and they are probably working on resolving it even if it doesn't look like it from here. I suppose it's ever so slightly possible they might want their Nexus devices to stand out as the only ones that work, so you get a nexus instead of a carrier branded phone, but that doesn't add up because right now practically no one even knows what google wallet is, and the user experience is LESS convenient than swiping a card even for those few people that have wallet working. It's not a selling point.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rumgool:
Actually, the issue is on the carrier's side. Firstly, Sprint is releasing their own payment solution:

http://www.androidcentral.com/leaked-sprint-touch-wallet-slides-show-sprint-serious-about-building-their-own-nfc-wallet-app

Secondly, Google wallet is being rejected because it requires a hardware secure element. Verizon/ATT (ISIS) has proposed that a mobile wallet should not require this "secure element." In fact, they even complained to the FCC about Google Wallet requiring this and that Google Wallet would be fine if it did not. However, ISIS also requires a secure element. In fact, ISIS is essentially the same thing as wallet, so it turns out the carriers are just trying to blackball Google out of the wallet/mobile payment game.

http://www.droid-life.com/2012/12/19/verizon-is-ok-with-isis-mobile-wallet-accessing-the-secure-element-on-your-phone-just-not-google-wallet/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] swalter718:
Sprint has been toying with their own wallet app, but at the moment, it's nothing more than a rough concept, backed up by leaked PowerPoint slides. As of now, there is no tentative release date for this app.

The L900 will likely be officially supported in the next release of Google Wallet. They've made changes that allow easy installation and use without build.prop hacks, signifying a beta testing level for the device.

The roll out of Google Wallet has been handled exceptionally poorly, both by Google and carriers like Sprint. Hopefully, they'll get their act together in the coming quarter.

* I'm Rick James, *****! *
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] angross:
Works fine on MA7. I use it daily. Search for the thread here in XDA. It's here.

---------- Post added at 07:19 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:14 PM ----------

k3v0 thread in the "General" section
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] EVOme:
Working stock or you rooted and tweaked?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] RayTrue04:
Stock.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] angross:
I'm rooted. Always am.

But, I'm running a stock(ish) ROM. Rooting has nothing to do with it. You just have to sideload the app.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] EVOme:
Rooting has something to do with it on my VZW N2. There are files to flash.... Not possible sans root. Please show me how it's possible on stock non rooted sprint phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] swalter718:
If you're running the MA7 ROM, all you need to do is download the Wallet apk, check the box for Unknown Sources in Security settings, and execute the apk. It will install and run with no issues, and no unsupported device warnings. No root required.

* I'm Rick James, *****! *
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] angross:
It's not going to show up in the Play store. Search for the thread I mentioned and download the version for MA7. Once downloaded, open it, it'll ask if you want to install. Click yes and it'll do the rest.

---------- Post added at 08:50 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:48 AM ----------

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=37980641
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] angross:
This will work 4.1.2.
[General Questions and Answers] galxyboy:
Like the title says.

I use my camera alot. I flashed mevordels CM10 and loved it but the camera issues were the deal breaker. Im back to stock with updated kernel.

Some ideas would be appreciated.
[Nokia Lumia 820] killvish:
Can anybody tell of a good Music Player App for My Lumia 820 that support folders view like Poweramp in android does. I store my music categorized in folders and I like it that way only.
[Nokia Lumia 820] killvish:
No Answer ?

Windows Phone sucks no apps....

Money well wasted
[Nokia Lumia 820] cafenetland:
thats exactly what happened. well wasted money.

this phone has no folder explorer no fm radio, limited customisation, very short battery life etc etc etc...
[Nokia Lumia 820] Ikkari:
I don't know because i don't organize music like that...

But i would ask in the Windows Phone 8 Apps forum and not in the device

specific forum... Where a lot people will see your question.. Not many users have a Lumia 820...

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1937

Also the first post right now is a Music player App in development which is asking users for features requests...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2105560
[Nokia Lumia 820] veer01_42:
Workaround

Open Windows Media Player

Find the "Play" column on the right hand side. Will be next to burn and sync tabs.

Drag and drop the contents of one folder of music into the column.

At the top you will see an option to save the contents of Now Playing as a playlist. Save it under whatever name you want.

Rinse and repeat for all other folders.

When you are done, plug you phone in and it should pop up in Windows Media Player. Select all the playlists right click, and choose "add to" sync list"

Then go to the sync list and hit the sync button.

Now when you fire up Xbox music you should have a playlist for every folder of music you had before.
[Nokia Lumia 820] killvish:
Thanx,

and as a new user i can't post in windows phone 8 section, its asks 10 posts to post in there.
[Nokia Lumia 820] killvish:
Thanx, nice idea but i can't try as i've given my phone to my brother.
[Nokia Lumia 820] killvish:
thanx evrybody, well i don't have this phone now, was a good phone, ui was smooth, build quality was good, maybe android will be there for now, bought xperia sp.
[Nokia Lumia 820] prawin455:
no such app till now....what a great windows..:eek:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] dozzum:
I know there is a sticky thread for someone testing battery capacity by discharging them in his phone and timing it but that obviously has its drawbacks with regards to accuracy.

This guy does more accurate discharge tests with specialist equipment to calculate the actual capacity of the batteries.

He has done a whole loads for the S3 and the Note 2.

http://www.batteryreview.info/
[NFC Hacking] Downloadaholik:
Greetings all

im currently looking for a thesis topic to graduate, and im interested in NFC

My supervisor asked me to prepare a proposal about the subject, he suggested that i choose an "application" or a certain aspect of NFC to study, i have an idea about maybe doing a comparing study about NFC Security techniques and methods, since one payment is probably the most famous application of NFC, however i cant really say that i know much about NFC, in fact i barely know anything about it, i'm a telecom student, and i'd appreciate if some of you can point me to some reading material or give me some pointers that wud help me preparing the proposal and eventually the thesis itself.

thanx in advance and best regards to all
[NFC Hacking] Truitt.Jack:
Well since nobody else has replied to this, I'll help you out. NFC is short for near field communication. NFC builds on RFID systems that allows two way communication between end points. RFID was first patented in 1983. That's pretty general, I know a lot about NFC so if you have any specific questions I can help you there.

For more general information I'd recommend http://www.nearfieldcommunication.org

Good luck with your thesis my friend!

Just don't say you got help from a 15 year old...