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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gabamoner:
I experienced this before .. try this one.. go to setting - application manager- and go to ALL

now scroll till you get in the end ..there is an app in there that says DISABLED , enable it.. I forgot the apps name

from Godfather GT-N7100

TRIANGALE AWAY can make your WARRANTY STAY

hit thanks if you love your phone

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The apps name is DOWNLOADS.. .. hope it helps

from Godfather GT-N7100

TRIANGALE AWAY can make your WARRANTY STAY

hit thanks if you love your phone
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] izzy9:
Thank you so much! it worked!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayOverkill:
Titanium grey note 2,1 month old, no scratches whatsoever on the front n bezel, 1 small light micro scratch on the back (didnt needed to be mentioned) but m being honest.Sgp ultra crystal screen protector.Gelaskin skin on the back (could be removed if you want).Sandisk 16gb class 4 memory card.Sennheiser cx300-ii precision earphones for £430 plus the box and complete accessories including stock headphones.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spycedtx:
Xda has removed the sell/trade section and as well has made it a no-no to continue posting items to sell or trade. Why, I don't know, perhaps for liability. Is Craigslist a well used resource in the UK?

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I would love to help you, but help yourself first: ask a better question

http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CitizenLee:
eBay.co.uk or the classifieds section on AVForums.com (it has a specific section for mobiles) is your best bet in the UK ;)

The only thing for sale on Craigslist is sex and stolen goods :laugh:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apd:
Or Gumtree. Just take care.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayOverkill:
How much can I sell it for?an estimate..
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spycedtx:
Check existing listings. That should give you a feel for the market.

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http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alienkid:
On T-Mobile, are there network restrictions that prevent me from using my the data connection from my phone's micro SIM in my galaxy tab? I put it in and the browser will only go to the "My T-Mobile" page. Do they frown upon swapping SIM cards like they do tethering these days?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Da1stig:
is there the a port from either the Galaxy S3 or Galaxy Note 2 to the EVO 4G LTE

I saw they had it for other phones...Google nor the searches find anything
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] waterbound:
I think there is a touchwiz port a while back but nobody liked it and died off. Not much interest I believe.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Akosp:
miui is similar to what the sgsiii has. I'd check it out here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2124540
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Da1stig:
yea im miui right now but alot of things are irritating that should work and seems like i have problems the whole world hasnt faced like SIMTOOL KIT ERRORS for a Sprint Evo which is CDMA

and GOOGLE WALLET has no way to bypass either
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SadPanda86:
Hello my battery is only getting around 6.3 hrs of screen time total. I have read many threads about the battery time and a lot of ppl are getting 8-9 hrs of screen time. I have several questions.

1) I have only charged it 2x, I read that the battery life will get better after a couple of more charges. Is that true?

2) Ppl say it will get better after a couple of cycles, do they mean letting the battery run to 0% and then charge it all the way back to 100%?

3) I also read that I shouldn't charge to 100% every time , is this true?

4) Should I leave it on when charging?

My brightness is only set to 40%. My screen uses 65% android sys uses 9% and chrome uses 8% of the battery

Any advice to increase battery life is appreciated.

Sorry if the questions are repetitive, there are a lot of contradictory info, it is getting confusing.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djd338:
Get a battery monitoring app & find out what's using most of the power. I use GSam Battery Monitor, and Better Battery Stats if your rooted. It will break everything down for you. The "app sucker" section within it tells you what % of power each app is using. Turn them off! Maps is usually always reporting your location, so turn off location service.

Your device has a Lithium-ion battery so no need to cycle it. Google: li-ion maintenance. I plug my devices in every time I see a micro-usb! Cycling refers to older ni-cad batteries.
[Nexus 4 General] skezza:
So, Antutu have released a new version of their benchmarking tool, which has a stability test built-in. According to the thing I read, this was inspired by the issues caused by the N4. It's hard to interpret the test fully. It says a straight line is good, and a curved line is bad but under temperature the line is relatively straight however under stability the line is curvey.

I assume that means they suggest it's unstable but I don't know, I'm running it on the S1.
[Nexus 4 General] skezza:
Samsung Galaxy S and the Nexus 4 (in that order)

The Nexus 4 has a wavier line, but does this mean anything in the grand scheme of things? I've not had any red light issues yet.
[Nexus 4 General] draugaz:
To me it looks like l'art pour l'art (art for art's sake).

It is a totally unusual use case for a mobile device.

By their nature mobile devices usually always have the "burst mode" type of workload. I.e. do something very quickly for a fraction of the second and then get to sleep.

If only for the sake of "fluidity", users expect immediate response to their touches. Preferably within 100-200ms. And if you can deliver response, then you have already mostly done with your computations and CPU can return to idle.

Of course I am oversimplyfing, but this is how it usually is.

No one is doing any large "data processing jobs" on their phones taking many minutes to complete.

One could say, that properly designed device should be capable of the sustained load over unlimited periods of time. But do we really want it?

Because there are only two posiibilities:

1. make the device bigger and heavier (i.e. add something to dissipate that heat)

2. throttle device out of the box.

Like fixing the imaginary "problem" for 0.1% of benchmark freaks by making it worse for the rest 99.9% of users.
[Nexus 4 General] rgnr:
Well, temperature rises under constant load. The higher the temperature, the less stable the device is. What I do not understand is what does y scale on stability graph mean.
[HTC One X+] Belzebuth.:
After a bad flash, I'm stuck at "htc One/beatsaudio" white screen, but unable to reboot in bootloader/recovery, even not power down...:eek:

Holding the power button a loooooooooooooong time makes softbuttons blinking, but nothing else happen...

Any idea?
[HTC One X+] Belzebuth.:
Aaaaargh...finally solved...:victory:

I post "MY" solution, maybe it can help someone else (using the "search" functionality...;))

Just press Power + Vol. Up + Vol. Down at the same time...:highfive:
[HTC One X+] Neo XL:
The Other way: Press Power long time, until your phone gets off. After a second press and hold Vol. Down, press the power button and the phone starts in bootloader mode.
[HTC One X+] Belzebuth.:
Thank you, but I was starting this thread because it wasn't possible anymore to use the normal way: Power button 10 sec. and Power + Vol. Down to get in bootloader mode... ;)
[HTC One X] yellowrose75:
Hi There.. Now i m going to show you how to install any custom rom on your HOX without updating your device bootloader or Hboot version.

Simply download any custom rom of your choice & extract boot.img from its Zip file, put this boot.img in attached folder and then run the (FLASHBOOT.bat) then enter fastboot on your device holding Volume Down+Power. Follow the instructions after installing boot img. Go to recovery wipe all user data & install zip from SD card & enjoy...Remember 1st make nandroid backup of your RUU before doing this..

Also Remember that it will never update your Hboot so you don't need to worry about this Its 100% gurantee..Enjoy::fingers-crossed:

My Device : Htc One X

Rom: Android Revolution HD 18X

Hboot: 1.12
[HTC One X] BlueSingA:
How is this different than the normal way we flash roms?
[HTC One X] mido.fayad:
I don't think that this way can flash jb roms without updating hboot

I see that u wrote that u have arhd 18 with hboot 1.12 but this can't be done because there is nothing special in ur way

It's exactly the same way as any one flash new roms and I read the script and all it can do is flash the boot.img by fastboot flash boot boot.img command which all is using it to flash boot

So where is the special thing that allows us to run jb on older hboots ???????????
[HTC One X] yellowrose75:
I have succesfully installed CM-10 using this method which requires hboot 1.36 u can check. its android version is 4.1.2
[HTC One X] hassan89:
Cm10 doesnot have an hboot requirement
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
LOL CM10 runs originally only on the ICS boots , but with a modified boot.img which can be found in the cm10 thread you can boot it also on the JB hboots ! You clearly haven't done your homework mate ! I have this hboot for weeks already in my dropbox :D

All the sense based JB roms will ONLY work on JB hboots. The aosp/aokp roms is a whole different story
[HTC One X] cjm1979:
Thanked by accident. What does this do that's different from flashing manually in command prompt?
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Nothing .......
[HTC One X] yellowrose75:
we have to flash boot.img manually otherwise it got stuck in boot loop that's why we have to flash it manually.

i have tried this method on many roms..
[HTC One X] cjm1979:
You don't say! What I mean is what does this do that we don't already do to flash the boot.img? How does this get around h-boot needing to be updated?
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Yeah but what is the news on this, i know for almost a year that we have to flash a boot.img manually, because we have s-on devices. And tools to flash a boot.img, recovery.img, unlock codes are also out for months already......and the statement that you can do this with any JB rom is also false, try a jB rom with this on a ics hboot and it will def end up bootlooping. And running arhd 18 JB on your ics 1.12 hboot is just a plain lie ! That can't be done.....

My guess it's time to close this thread because you bring absolutely nothing new to the plate !
[HTC One X] jotha:
Thread closed

This thread is closed, because it's.

a) only providing trivial info (for the roms it even works on, that is)

b) has downright WRONG information in it (Sense-Roms are HBoot-sensitive, so you might create a bootloop when using your method)

So, OP, please, next time before you open a thread

1.) Check for which Roms your information is true

2.) Don't create a thread to tell people that it's dark at night

regards

jotha - forum moderator
[Sprint LG Optimus G] TaviRawr:
•I am hopefully getting the LGOG in late Feb. early March. So I was going through this forum and saw that this phone might get a JB update in a few weeks.

If I do get this phone, should I wait for the rumored update or just root and go on?

•And side question, I've never had a phone with no removable backing. Say if something goes wrong, how will I hard reset?

•And does this phone use mostly TWRP or clockwork mod? I'm used to clockwork mod so...
[HTC One V] manymarius73:
Hi all. Wondering what these file are labeled usually, and where they are located generally so I can find them in the different ROMS. Thanks for your time.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] brian.morrison2:
Not sure if a thread like this exists, I did look just not very long.

I've experimented with many ROMS since I got the phone when it first released, and what I've noticed is that whenever I have a Touchwiz rom, the sound is SOOOO much better as far as music goes. I am assuming, based on my limited linux knowledge, that this has something to do with the kernel or audio drivers. I recently started using an AOSP rom and love it but I also use my phone to work out at the gym and the music coming out of the headphones is pretty weak. Ive tried different DSP managers, different headphones, different music players, but I always end up going to a TW rom to get it working again. Anyways, what I guess I'm trying to ask is if this is even possible.

I also realize that this should be in the Dev sections but I dont post much so I dont have access. :laugh:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MiguelHogue:
how and why should this be in the devs section :what:

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss

-Galaxy Note II Edition
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
No this should not be in the dev section! Unless you are a dev you should not post a thread in the dev section, period. Yes it should be possible, essentially all you need to do is de-Touchwiz a Touchwiz ROM... I am new to Touchwiz tho, so I won't say it is for sure possible. I agree tho, the Touchwiz music player is better. My ROM that is about to drop in a few hours may work for you tho. It's not Touchwiz but has a lot of audio tweaking options.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] brian.morrison2:
Sorry, didnt mean to step on anyones toes. Just seemed dev based to me. Thanks for the advice. Ill see if I can find some time to strip one down and work on it. And Ill look into your rom. Thanks.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
I was just letting you know, so you don't get berated... uploading my ROM now
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andyokane:
Hello,

My girlfriend has this phone on the 3 network and hasn't received the OTA update released a few days ago.

Could someone provide a link to the correct file needed to flash and the correct hboot? I have had a look but there's a fair few different version and I don't want to mess it up.

I have previous experience with flashing and using adb so I'm just looking for a quick guide to follow.

Much appreciated for any advice

Andy.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Please do not flash SGS3 stuff on HTC phones .

jje
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andyokane:
Sorry posted in the wrong forums(obviously)
[Wildfire General] juliancamilleri:
Dear Friends,

I have rooted my HTC Wildfire, via revolutionary, and added a update using superuser zip file... this all worked, but the mobile is still network locked? what do I need to unlock the network? this is a Vodafone bought mobile.

Please help..
[Wildfire General] heavy_metal_man:
Use search and buy an unlock code?

Tapped out from my sexy nexus 7 ;)
[Wildfire General] Mubz_C:
Try HTC SuperTool by ACSyndicate. Try searching for it, it is an application that work well with windows 7 (haven't tried it with anything else). It will attempt to s-off your phone as long as other things.
[Wildfire General] Slymobi:
He's asking about network unlock not bootloader......

We tried for many days to find an unlock method but it never was found..... You will have to pay for a service.

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Wildfire General] Mubz_C:
It has the option to s-off your device which switches off the sim lock. I haven't had to try it though but it is something you can try
[Wildfire General] massofsin:
Mine was locked and after i rooted it and s-off and flashed custom rom in my case it was cm7 it was unlocked.

I used CM guide to root etc. revolutionary... all they said i did and thats it.

:confused:
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] dominar1823:
Hey, I was wondering if there was any way to get the interactive/expanded notifications for Gingerbread like they have in Jellybean, aside from a ROM if possible. Or at the least, widgets for the notification bar similar to the ones in iOS. Thanks!
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] K7Cobb:
I think only ROMs do that..........AOSP ROMs
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rakeesh_j:
The first six years of service were pretty damn good, and the price was great. However over the last three years, things just went to hell. Data rates slow as can possibly be, but I stayed with them because they were cheap. However back in October, my bill hit $280 after they just randomly removed my discounts, and then told me that they were no longer allowed to apply those coupons.

The "we'll upgrade it some day" network (there's nothing "now" about it, especially with $10 a month per phone for "premium" 2g speed data on towers they probably haven't upgraded in over 6 years) is no longer my network of choice. I live in the 6th largest city in the US and there's still no 4g from sprint, btw. Even a few small MVNO's in my area offer 4G. Sprint is a horrible name for this company, Crawl would be a more appropriate name.

For a while I've been trying to get off of sprint without ETF (it's totally unwarranted for what they've done to me,) and behold, the golden ticket has arrived:

Based on what I've observed on my own account, and on that of others, is that it takes three consecutive billing cycles of excessive roaming, and you'll get the termination letter up to about 10 business days after the end of the third billing period.

I called 611 and asked for details, and at first the retentions guy told me it was only for one line (I didn't call the number on the letter because it was past 7 PM.) However I called that number the next day and they told me it was the whole account, and to give them a call right around the time that I port the numbers out and they'll remove the ETF.

Anyways, t-mobile has offered me unlimited voice, text, and 4g data for a little over half of what I am currently paying sprint for limited voice and utter crap data rates. Only thing is I have to front the cost for the nexus 4 phones from google (1,400ish for all of them,) which I am more than happy to do as I will easily make up for the cost over the next year, and everything after that is pure savings.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spencer88:
You probably could have just called up retentions and explained your situation to them. That's what I did well over a year ago and I was able to get out of my contract ETF free.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rakeesh_j:
I went well beyond that. I even had one of them tell me that my service quality was 100%, as in no dropped calls ever, so they weren't going to let me go (though that wasn't the reason I asked to get out, it is apparently the only reason they'll let somebody out). She said that the dropped calls must have been the person on the other end. I was baffled with that because I even called sprint earlier about a billing error (they make them every month, sometimes very egregious ones) and was either dropped or hung up on. She then told me that CSRs don't have the ability to hang up. So i said that either her metrics are wrong, or i was hung up on, and asked her which it was, and she kept dodging the question. But get this, later during that call I was dropped. She actually called back (!) and when I asked what that was, she said that she didn't know, but insisted that we have good service.

Anyways, I'm fairly certain that they wouldn't let me go because I was a high paying contract customer and never made any late payments in those 8 years. That is easily what sprint considers to be their most valuable customer outside of corporate contracts. Forcing their hand by making myself too expensive to be worth it was the only option.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aaronagis:
Wow. I've been wondering about T-Mobile. My 3g speeds and home and work are so bad that I am literally forced to use a Verizon prl. I've been wondering if they will cancel me for about 7 months and I haven't received a letter or call yet. But since I switch to a sprint PRL when I'm in a sprint area, my data roaming and sprint data are usually pretty close. Wonder if that helps keep you from getting booted?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] n0ve:
Congrats ;). I'm planning on the same thing myself. In my area ( upstate NY ), the entire 2 year term of prior 4g wimax phone, never saw wimax, now still yet to see any lte, and sprint customer service is just going down the tube, if it was ever " up the tube " lol. Anyway,that t-mobile plan is something you were offered based on a discount/family/corporate? or that's standard...?

Edit: I wonder if they will ask me for the free AirRave 2.5 back as well...id sure love to take it apart and have some fun...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rakeesh_j:
They probably just treat that as regular roaming, e.g. you occasionally roam. What I did was download a bunch of 1GB test files all the time:

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/download.html

I would forget to now and then, but I mostly kept up with it, one month using 61GB. Make sure you only download these when your phone is charging, it will drain your battery fast.

From what anecdotal data I've gathered, in addition to what a sprint rep accidentally let out of the bag about it being flagged only at the end of billing periods, excessive roaming for three consecutive billing periods does the trick. Doesn't have to be for a full billing period, even if you started roaming at the very end (which is when I started.) I got the letter 6 business days after the end of the third billing period.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DirgeExtinction:
I'm currently trying to find a way to get off Verizon without having to pay an ETF. :/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gmfeny:
Lol that's what I've been doing... I started downloading 1gb files about 2 weeks ago racked up 10gb in the last 3 days of my billing cycle. And I will continue to do so until I get booted. I had a discount on my account from my job and without warning the discount was removed right after upgrading. I still work for the same company and multiple calls to sprint didn't help. My bill went from $150 for 2 lines to almost $200. Not only that my bills arent even consistent. And every month my bill seems to raise a few dollars more. Sprint keeps telling me its BC of rising taxes :confused: So I'm gonna rack up as much as I can until I get booted. :banghead:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] malcolm233391:
OMG this is great, I've been looking for a way out of my contract for months. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 7175:
Good to know about sprint, I've always gotten decent speeds and signal with verizon but the cost sucks for one account. I guess sprint should really be toroMINUS, not toroplus. I'm also trying to get off Verizon without ETF like DirgeExtinction said. Currently using evasive minimalistic tactics.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DirgeExtinction:
Evasive minimalistic tactics? Do tell. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scottx .:
Good work. My father had sprint for over ten years when we got out two years ago. The service here in San Antonio is really good. I had wimax years ago on my Evo.

I prefer Straight Talk BYOS program, unlimited everything and $45 a month. (I use work att and its okay, full LTE/HSPA+, same network and speed as ST since ST uses AT&T or T-Mobile towers). Check it out. Its a good option.

You'll love being GSM.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] tmjohnsonfse:
I have been reading different threads about this subject and I just want to be 100% sure before I do anything. I tried a 10.1 ROM and got the emulated /0 folder. I then switched back to a TW based rom. At the time I didn't know why so I just copied all my folders back to internal and everything was back to normal. However, this folder can not be deleted, atleast by all the methods I tried. I always get the protected message. I know it isn't causing any issue, I just like things to be organized. My main question is, if I format my internal sd what, if any, issues will I have, ie. will I need to reflash my ROM or will all those items be untouched? All my important data is already on my external sd and also backed up to my PC. I have read conflicting threads on this subject and on other non-phone devices I have used in the past it was always warned about bricking the device by formatting internal. This is why I am being overly cautious, probably without needing to be. I have just read to many bad stories of people not being cautious. Current phone setup is Frosty 11.6 running TWRP recovery. Thanks in advance for helping me out.