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[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asalah0923:
I've tried this option , only disables the Root for a while , still when connecting to software update , it tells me I 'm modified and that I can't receive updates

I have installed a Rom then rooted it ( without custom recovery ) , and then flashed other one over it Via Odin Pc , the Root was gone , and I 'm official again

So I Rooted it again , and with superSU pro survival mode on , I flashed a new ROM over it via Odin mobile , and the Root was still there , and I'm modified and can't get updates

So apparently till now there is no way to keep your device Rooted with OTA updates , If you flashed an old ROM with Root injected you will lose updates ,

and For the US , apparently , only n8010 or n013 or n8020 are there , to my knowledge N8000 didn't hit the market there officially ,

only wifi versions are official

It Worked ( updated in the next post )
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asalah0923:
Actually it works , thanks alot :good:

At first I did try it , while the Root was disabled ,didn't work

I did try it again after a couple of Reboots , and after the Root is enbaled again ( a couple minutes after Booting ) , the Device was Official and I 'm able to get Updates

Thanks
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akxak:
OTA do not depend on status "official" in the settings app. OTA require the original recovery, but I have a rooted N8000, which status is "custom" in settings app and "official" with flash counter 0 in recoverey.

And I am offered OTAs.

Nevertheless, I download the firmware updates from sammobile and flash them with Mobile Odin on the device to maintain root even through the upgrade to avoid the hassle to flash/reflash recovery.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asalah0923:
I 've read somewhere here in this forum that to receive official updates from Samsung , it depends on a lot of factors , one of them is the stock recovery for sure , actually I 've tried a lot to get updates with status set to "custom" to receive updates , although having stock recovery , but still receive that my Software is modified and that I can't receive updates .

I think that after the last updates that Samsung has done , it is not allowed to have software update when you are modified ( custom on status ) ,

as I used to update my SII on GB and ICS , with Root injected normally , and also exynosabuse app works perfectly , and I didn't face any problems there , and yes it was dependent on the recovery .

as for now I think things have changed a bit , at least for me ,

the only way that worked for me , to keep Root and Updates together , is with the triangle away app option that was mentioned in a previous post by sertorio10 .
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akxak:
Since several versions, I flashed the full firmware with Mobile Odin from sammobile. After having had rooted the device (which I obtained the day after it became available) with the CWM-method, I used Triangle Away to reset the flash counter.

As I said, the status in recovery of my device is "official", in the settings app it is custom. For all recent updates, I received the OTA (but to avoid trouble, I installed the full firmwarwe and kept root with Mobile Odin's root injection when flashing).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HAKANN:
So if i have siyah kernel it wouldn't work
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] acerkumar:
Which is the best download manager for android that can support resume,boost speed like?
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] Junior Einstein:
Loader droid download manager
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] ikunalgautam:
IDM
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] vaibhav2296:
Easy downloader pro
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] Souron29:
aDownloader and UC browser's inbuilt downloaders are the best. both have auto resume features
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] Umang96:
ADM
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] rinkuverma123:
Try ADM......fast and resumable
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] jayc137:
ADM pro
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] farzii:
Loaderdrlid best download manager. Resumes to almost a any link.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] but-but:
Adm doesn't work for me..:(
[General Questions and Answers] tparthasarathy:
Hi Friends,

I am using Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro(U20i). I have to change from 2.1 to 2.3 or latest version.

Help to solve from this Problem,

after unlocked my mobile, with help of inbuilt firmwares , now its showing

RUNNING S1_EROM VER "R4A045"

LOADER VERSION	: "r8a028"

MODEL (from GDFS)	: E10i

My mobile model no has been changed , now, how to change my mobile model no and update my mobile
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] L2Deliver:
Hi guys, this is probably my first post on my next OS-to-be after using android since 2.2

I've been playing with WP8 for quite sometime now, i love it so much that it's gonna be my next OS to go - Nokia probably.

But today was kinda threating my WP8 dream having come across words of several limitation of WP8 over android.

Below is a list of most important features that i feel are important for me that i find in Android:

1. File Manager / Explorer

2. Sideloading app

3. Root access to do Titanium Backup, Freeze Bloatwares, insert app (or adb push) to root directly

4. Car mode / Car home

5. 3rd party music player with Direct Leveling Control (somethng like PowerAMP)

6. Simple customisation of ringtone, fonts, other UI / notificaton stuffs

7. NFC Task Launchers (programming tasks to a NFC tag like turning off WiFI, on GPS, enter Car Mode, launch navigation software)

+8. Possibility of USB OTG

I know WP8 is a different OS and works differently, but are there any way that my list is still available, if not any similar feature? Or is WP8 giving me even better deals?

I really love WP8 i hope the switch will be a good choice for me to pick. I need some advices for now.

Thanks in advance
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sinister1:
File manager/exploere is possible but only if you connect your phone to your PC but no access to system files, Side Loading is only possible if you have a deve account :( You can sideload apps you download from the store off of your SD card but that's about it for now. Forget about root access, MS has blocked root access methods and one hasn't been found yet.

As far as customisations, on the start screen you can only change the tile size and the tile colors to pre-installed ones and from a black background to a white one (Lame). There is no home or start screen wallpaper you can only use a pic on the lock screen. As far as ringtones you can.

Not sure on the NFC stuff.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thresher:
Sinister answered some, here are some more for you.

1. File Manager / Explorer To four predesignated folders only.

2. Sideloading app Developer can

3. Root access to do Titanium Backup, Freeze Bloatwares, insert app (or adb push) to root directly No.

4. Car mode / Car home Sort of? See your NFC ? below.

5. 3rd party music player with Direct Leveling Control (somethng like PowerAMP) Let me know if you find one.

6. Simple customisation of ringtone, fonts, other UI / notificaton stuffs Ringtones yes.

7. NFC Task Launchers (programming tasks to a NFC tag like turning off WiFI, on GPS, enter Car Mode, launch navigation software) Yes, here is a link I found on it http://www.wpcentral.com/program-nfc-tags-your-windows-phone-nfc-launchit

+8. Possibility of USB OTG No.

9. No HiD devices via Bluetooth, controllers, gamepads, keyboards.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] issak42:
Since I'm also familiar with android and looking into WP8 for my wife, I'm curious how does google sync work? Does it work as good as on android? Gmail notifications w/o delay? Calendar sync? Thanks!
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thresher:
I use a regular gmail account with exchange and setup the push notifications to actually only check once an hour as battery life seemed to be impacted a bit but as for calendar, email and contacts...all of those sync nearly instantly and work well.

I know that people also use Google Sync and the email setup wizard for Gmail without a problem as well. I have always just used the 'Exchange' setup option with Gmails server etc. TMI?
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] issak42:
Not TMI at all, I was curious because of all those articles about Google cutting support for WP, and no one really wrote what's then situation now, they just listed a bunch of protocols that aren't supported anymore.

So everything works seamlessly? I don't want to open a hotmail account and deal with forwarding emails and all that.

Thanks for answering.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StevieBallz:
Google anounced that they would cut support for new connections using Exchange ActiveSync at the end of January. Devices set up to sync with GMail before then will continue to work like before. In Mid-January that date got pushed back to July. So until July you can setup ActiveSync and keep using it after that.

It is likely that Microsoft will issue an update for WP8 before then enabling CalDAV and CardDAV-support although there are no guarantees. We also don't know wether they will add IMAP-idle to allow for GMail-Push-Mail or if you will be limited to mail checking in set intervals (this is currently already possible as an alternative to Exchange ActiveSync).

We'll have to wait how that plays out but for now nothing has changed yet.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Whitebird1:
Is there a way to disable EDGE on the Infuse 4G? I'm running the stock Android 2.2.1 with UCKH1.

Where I live I have weak signal from a tower that is only equipped with EDGE and weaker signal from a tower with HSPA+. I'd like to lock my phone to using the H+ even though the cell signal is weaker, since it's so much faster. EDGE is painfully slow with weak signal (2-5 KBps).

Obviously, I can disable 3G/4G, but that's the opposite of what I want to do.

I've done several searches about this and come up with nothing helpful. Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] zpzp96:
I'm not sure it is what you want or not but if you go to setting-advance you can see a setting about HSPA. y you should check that out
[Samsung Infuse 4G] glenrocks:
how do you measure both?

How do you measure both?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mikrotik:
!!! WARNING !!!​

I'M NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE DONE TO YOUR DEVICE BY FLASHING THIS ROM

Highly Recommended To Charge Your Cell Phone At Least 90% To Prevent Failure During Flashing Process..​

* CyanogenMod 9 Music Edition *

​

Thanks to

:

Xperia Team

CyanogenMod Team

Arco68

Hadidjapri

What's working

:

Audio

Receiving and making calls

GPS

Compass

Proximity sensor

Wifi

Bluetooth

USB mass storage

HW accelerated gui

HW accelerated video

Camera

Torch

Wifi and USB tethering

Installation Guide

:

Always make nandroid backup previous rom before flashing..!!!!

Copy CM9-XperiaMusic-ancora.zip to sdcard

Reboot to recovery

Wipe data and dache

Install zip from sdcard

Choose CM9-XperiaMusic-ancora.zip

Wipe data and cache again

Reboot

Enjoy

Screenshot #2 Post

Changelog #3 Post

Download #4 Post

If you want to post on other websites do not forget to include the original post of this thread..Thanks​
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mikrotik:
screenshot review​

​
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mikrotik:
CHANGELOG​

CHANGELOG :

# Changelog Build 1 [08/02/2013]:

Initial Release

Building from source

Using kernel 3.0.62 latest update by hadidjapri

Added walkman player

Added widget original xperia

Added wallpaper original xperia

Added note xperia z

Added on/off tools

Added bravia engine

Added megabass beat

Added task manager

Added oi file manager

Added original bootanimation from xperia

Added I/O scheduler sio and zen (sio default)

Added CPU governor smartassV2 and lulzactive (lulzactive default)

Added tweak kernel

Added zcache

Added snappy compression

Added bigmem 370 Mb (camera and video HD working)

Added new fonts

GAPPS include

OC up to 1612 MHz (1401 MHz default)

Dynamic fsync

O3 optimized

Under voltage

HQ photo now is enabled by default

Lowered SD voltage

Lowered WiFi voltage

Disable cpu rendering

Disable home button

Remove dsp manager

Fix preview frame rate for front camera

Some RIL fixes

Update media_profiles

Port launcher from xperia miro (edited by me)

Synced with CM

High performance and great battery

Stable
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mikrotik:
​

DOWNLOAD :

Download Build 1 [08/02/2013] : Here
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] stpdkid:
wonderful..another experia rom port for wonder.:good:

i just flashed this rom, first time i open play store and first time i install app(whatsapp) after the app installed then puff,,reboot by itself.

after reboot i activate the whatsapp and it crash..:confused:
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mikrotik:
to fix a problem like this if you're already logged in to your gmail do not immediately open play store,,

preferably after reboot login first
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] UltimHero:
Why disable home button?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] imranz:
Camera zoom working?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mikrotik:
If enable home button FC
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mikrotik:
Yes,,
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] TiTAN-O-One:
How are we gonna go back to the homescreen?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] TiTAN-O-One:
Why does my phone Auto-Reboot and Google Play FC each time i see a screenshot? :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Destim:
Hm...

There's many rom for galaxy w but wondering which is the best?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] reddvilzz:
Do you like ics or jb? If you prefer jb it is still have some bug but a lot new feature, so if you don't mind then try jb.

But if not try cm9 rc4 it is the most stable ics of all. And you can find other ics based rom that is been customized either. Just try some man, you can even know if yoy didn't try. After all rom is just personal preference

Sent From Viperized Sensation Z715e
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Destim:
and so which has the best performance? :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] haroen88:
Try this.. good rom 4 me

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2102442

---------- Post added at 11:53 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:50 PM ----------

Try 3.1 and the gapps you can use another gapps but for ics.. :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] reddvilzz:
They both are best. Because it was made from the same dev and the only major difference is that cm9 rc 4 has no bugs but jb still have bugs to be taken care of

Sent From Viperized Sensation Z715e
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] guilhermecedraz:
Best Rom.

I had the same doubts, and I chose to use the CM-9, very good!
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] vklexer:
Is it really worth upgrading to CM9 RC4?

I use Bagux 1.4 rom, GB with custom go Launcher. So what would change if i installed CM9 and had the same launcher too? Any advantages to CM9 over GB on our device?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Destim:
ok.. it's a great rom.. but touchwiz hugnry with ram :eek:

here is my home page :laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] bob do:
yea a really nice rom :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] allkpop:
I'd recommend you to stick with CyanogenMod 9 as it's the cleanest ROM out there. No mods/scripts/tweaks so you have the freedom to flash whatever you want. And you're gonna get the updates first too as the other ROMs are based on CM9 and it takes a day or a week for them to update to the latest release. :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] haroen88:
Yeah... u can use another launcher like apex or nova.. :D

Or u can try this.. awesome.. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2137954

Clik thanks if helped :)
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Deadwing_Sk:
Is there a way to implement the side-by-side screen on Galaxy R like on the S3 for multitasking? If someone worked on a flashable zip like that, it would be brilliant :D
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] venkatraman:
V need an officiall jb rom from samsung for dat..it requires touchwiz framework which v don't have..very difficult to get it ported:(
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Kartik pat:
Multi window rite?
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] D™:
Yes. Btw we have already this thread in application section.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] The-Droidster:
This is has been discussed like 10 times now. Plz read before posting and stop creating unnecessary new threads. Reporting to MOD.

Thanx! :)
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] The-Captain:
Thread Closed:

Please search before creating a new thread. This topic has been discussed already.
[Microsoft Surface] Mikeparakh:
Hi Surface Owners!

I am still debating which tablet to get and have recently included the Surface in the list. Of the current crop of tablets available, it's between the Nexus 10 and Surface RT. I'm not sure what will be announced at MWC, but i'll keep an eye out obviously.

I wanted to get your advice, as most of the people reading will own a surface. How do you find it now a few months on from release?

I will be selling my Macbook, so my new tablet is going to be my go to for the time being. I will be going travelling for several months, so this will be it's main use. I am wanting something that I can connect either my camera or SD card to so I can download photo's on to the device but also from the device to an external HDD. Obviously using it for entertainment will be a big thing, as well as to plan out parts of our journey and using the internet. I wouldn't mind if I could do some very minor photo editing also. Can anyone let me know what the photo app is like on the device, also if there are any decent photo apps on the marketplace.

So the surface looks like a winner in terms of the USB and SD card slots, making it easier to connect whilst travelling. But the Nexus wins on the screen and probably power. I used Android already on my phone so am used to it, but I quite like the interface on Windows 8 as it's something new. Android and IOS get a bit boring after a long time...

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. If anyone owns both tablets it would be great to hear your thoughts also.

Cheers,

Mike
[Microsoft Surface] GoodDayToDie:
Surface RT is my current ultra-portable computer, and it works well for that so long as it's not all that I have for an extended time. I miss the stylus that my old tablet had (an advantage of the Surface Pro) but do not find that, for example, the kickstand of the RT makes it hard to use on my lap (the way some reviewers have claimed). I have the Touch Cover (and am in fact writing this on it); it works great and you can type quite quickly and with perfect touch-typing muscle memory after a short time of using it.

Prior to the Surface RT, my most portable computer was an old Core 2 Duo ULV (1.2GHz) HP tablet, with a stylus but no touchscreen, 12" screen with 1280x800 resolution, 5 hours battery life (when new), 4GB of RAM (came with 1GB, upgraded immediately), an 80gb 4200RPM 1.8" magnetic hard disk, and 3.5lb weight. I loved it. Still use it, actually; it runs Win8 quite well aside from not being able to use Metro snapping. However, in almost every way possible, the Surface Pro blows it away. For less than the cost of old HP tablet (which was about $1500 new), I can upgrade the C2D to a quad-core chip with over twice the speed per core, I can upgrade the digitizer and add multitouch, I can trade in the 12" screen for one with far higher DPI, I can massively improve the storage by going solid-state instead of rotational (and can get 128GB), and I can keep the 5 hour battery life. The things I would lose are the ability to upgrade the RAM (4GB is a bit low, IMO) and storage (not that I ever did upgrade the old 1.8" drive) and the replaceable battery (I'll live). Oh, and swapping full SD for MicroSD and 2 USB 2.0 ports for a single USB 3.0 port, which means I'll probably want to get a hub. Still, it's tempting, and I may well buy myself one even though right now I don't really need it.
[Microsoft Surface] vplaza96:
I have a Surface RT and use it as my portable device when I don't want to lug around my ultrabook. For some context, I have an iPad and an ASUS Transformer TF-101 as well. Prior to the Surface RT, I used the Transformer for that. But the lack of things that were important to me made the RT the go-to device when it came out.

For me, things like the USB port, MicroSD card, and Microsoft Office were important. Even more important was the built-in support for Bitlocker, so my MicroSD card can be encrypted at all times and easily read by my other Windows 8 machines. And my other external USB hard drives that are also encrypted can be easily opened by the Surface RT. Native VPN client and RDP helps with work as well (I know there are ways to do this with the other tablets).

I have the apps that I need at this point. I'm not a big social media person, so I can't speak to the apps for those things. But there are enough apps of interest to me that keep me satisfied. Can't speak to the photo apps, however. I don't take photos with it, though I have taken video and those were good.

Overall, I'm very happy with the RT. I got it with the Touch Cover and I can actually type fairly well on it. (I've actually had questions from iPad owners asking about the keyboard, if it was available for their devices.)

I had considered waiting for the Surface Pro, but the extra size and weight, plus the shorter battery life (I get great battery life with the RT, BTW), were concerns for me. I could just as well take my ultrabook (had an Asus Zenbook, now a Sony VAIO T13), which is quite a bit faster than the Surface Pro.

For what it's worth.
[Microsoft Surface] schettj:
You can browse the store from any web browser:

http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store

For your use cases:

> I am wanting something that I can connect either my camera or SD card to so I can download photo's on to the device but also from the device to an external HDD.

You will be able to do that so long as your camera doesn't need extra drivers to show up (as a USB store) or you use a USB reader for the removable media.

> Obviously using it for entertainment will be a big thing, as well as to plan out parts of our journey and using the internet.

Great web browser. Can play most video, Audio...

> I wouldn't mind if I could do some very minor photo editing also.

Check the store...

> Can anyone let me know what the photo app is like on the device, also if there are any decent photo apps on the marketplace.

The built in photo app is pretty basic.

I would expect you could get by with the surface rt - get the 64gb one, and get a 64gb card...

I took one on a week cruise (along with a netbook for backup) and was able to use just the surface for the whole trip, including dumping GoPro video and digital camera shots to the surface and then onto an external USB disk.
[Microsoft Surface] Mikeparakh:
Thanks for the advice guys, much appreciated.

Just a quick note, I meant gallery app, to look and browse / organise your photos, not the camera app to take photos. I laugh when I see people taking photos with there tablet ha ha. I like the way the ipad shows your photos by map, gallery and a journal function for example.
[Microsoft Surface] vplaza96:
The Photo album app that comes with the RT is very basic. You may want to check out apps in the store that have more functionality.
[Microsoft Surface] schettj:
Yep

Nope.

Really basic. Grid of photos, or slideshow/swipe browse full screen. That's what you get.
[Microsoft Surface] Droopydroors:
What you are saying about getting bored with the other operating systems is exactly why I made Surface my choice. I've been playing with android for the last 7 years. And thanks to all the devs here at xda I was able to make all of my devices do exactly what I wanted.. But it was time for something totally different. I made the right decision. To be honest, at the beginning, learning the new ui was frustrating! :crying: Because I was having trouble finding things and when I did it didn't seem be consistent through the ui.... After about 3 days it all started to come together very well... you'll find that the system is actually set up quite well. I found everything I needed in the store. I'm very pleased with the purchase.