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[HTC Rezound] epy0nkaru:
the quote was that older phones would get sense 3.6 in an ICS update and the newer phones would come with sense 4.0 because sense 4.0 is specifically tuned to those phones' SoC's, which is BS considering the One V is much worse than the Rezound and the DROID Incredible 4G LTE has almost the same specs as the Rezound aside from the 720p screen, and as we can see from the custom roms, it runs sense 4.0 just fine (albeit with some battery problems with stock kernels, but that's also the rezound's fault).

One could also argue that with a 720p screen the rezound's scorpion CPU isn't as good as the HTC One X's CPU, so running Sense 4.0 "should be" impossible, but we all know that's just marketing BS and that the tegra 3 is a pretty bad SoC that sense 4 wasn't optimized for anyway.
[HTC Rezound] hgoldner:
LOL.

If the recent OTA update to the aged Incredible is any indication the Rezound *may* get an official JB update, but I doubt it will ever get an official Sense version update.

I also agree with the poster who suggested that the devs will get it done before anyone who gets a paycheck from HTC does.

My name's Harold and I'm a flashaholic....
[HTC Rezound] Squirrel1620:
I doubt the the hox will even get sense 5. I mean htc does want people to buy their new devices too and not just buy one and have it updated over and over.
[HTC Rezound] csong95:
From what I see rezound should be able to run sense 5 since they told us jb was never going to come. But xda dev made one happens. Most of HTC dev are lazy I seen more xda dev make Rom that would never be made by HTC becuz of spec ....smh. I believe we can have sense 5
[HTC Rezound] GrayBoltWolf:
Does anybody actually care about sense 5?
[HTC Rezound] Squirrel1620:
You mean sense 4 with blinkfeed?
[HTC Rezound] VictoriousShooter:
Me. I do. Even if it does look like an older sense (because it was the same case with sense 4, 4.1, 4+).

Its always nice to have the latest...
[HTC Rezound] pwned3:
Is anyone working on porting sense 5 or is that an impossible task given this phone's chipset?

Sent from my ADR6425LVW using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[HTC Rezound] Dark Jedi:
Officially about as much chance as the bolt seeing sense 4. Now a port of it I can see it. As far as sense 5 its nice to try it as I know I like the sense weather widget better than the old sense versions. So I am sure there is something on 5 that people might like
[HTC Rezound] epy0nkaru:
if the droid incredible 4g lte or the HTC One S get sense 5, hopefully some kind soul will port it to our phones
[HTC Rezound] un1ocked:
my sixth sense told me that there will no more sense update :D
[HTC Rezound] Zarboz:
just need ION instead of PMEM in the kernel for sense kernel :D
[HTC Rezound] dottat:
How is that coming along might I ask ?:)
[HTC Rezound] Zarboz:
watchutalkinboutwillis :P

oh you know working stuff out
[HTC Rezound] IrvChynaman:
As someone who has begun lurking your hubz of gitz, I have to wonder how you guys have the patience to look through all that crap and figure out what the hell is going on. I mean I get the gist, but once i start looking through code, it goes way over my head. Thanks for taking the time man!
[HTC Rezound] bunchies:
Well I don't think sense 5 will be here anytime soon. But I saw this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=40446358 and I thought it might interest you :p
[HTC Rezound] joeymagnus1:
I'd rather drive a Ferrari than a Fiero in a Ferrari skin.
[HTC Rezound] bunchies:
Lol well I wouldn't use it. I don't like sense but sense 5 isn't releasing for a while, android 4.3 is rumored to be next. We might find out around may 15th when Google I/o has there conference thingy
[HTC Rezound] Vref:
We all would but it ain't gonna happen anytime soon.

What "feature" of sense 5 is it that you want? Even if we got sense 5 you're not going to get the camera.
[HTC Rezound] DoubleDeuce22:
I hope it is getting close. I want to check out the blink feed and think the switching of apps with the 9 app grid would be fast and handy. Does any know if that is built into a different room?
[HTC Rezound] NXLTrauma25:
Never officially but I'm sure the devs will work something out when they get a working jb sense
[HTC Rezound] Anticop21:
Sense 5 for One XL is out. It has the same resolution and a dualcore qualcomm snapdragon.

I'm not a developer, but its possibile if we find a dev who want to port it, right?
[HTC Rezound] Uzephi:
Does it have same camera hardware? Last I checked that was our only setback for sense 5 and ION kernel. No driver for our camera.
[HTC Rezound] xanda143:
We will all do without cam till then
[HTC Rezound] IrvChynaman:
If you open /sys/android_camera folder then open the sensor file in a text editor it shows the sensor as "samsung S5K3H2YX 8M" which according to Google is the same sensor as the HTC one x. I wonder if their kernel could be referenced for our device or since it's based off the S4 SoC, we're limited.
[HTC Rezound] Snuzzo:
Just a matter of getting our board files to patch up properly to match. Im no longer into the scene, Ive lost interest.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] aoant23:
Is there anyways to bypass the message on the flixster app..im trying to stream my movies that I get when u purchase a bluray movie u get the ultraviolet pass to stream it.. thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jangst123:
Have you tried ota root keeper and triangle away?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Don_Perrignon:
Let us know if that works for you! I'd like to get rid of that annoying message myself.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] aoant23:
Will try now thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] aoant23:
Have you tried ota root keeper and triangle away?

Nether of those apps made the flixster app stream my movies...I need help lol
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] scooter247:
Use root keeper and back up root. Then temp unroot with root keeper. Once you are temp unrooted go to settings, application management and force stop flixster. When you open flixster back up it shouldnt give you the message again. You will have to do this again if you reboot your phone since root is restored upon reboot.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jangst123:
I just tried and this works!

Reboot phone, do not open Flixster

Go into SuperSU settings and uncheck Enable Superuser

Open Flixster and play your movie

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[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] aoant23:
Unchecking the superuser works..thanks jangst123 appreciate the help
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] rykr:
Anyone else seeing low volume when taking video using latest AOKP or LiquidSmooth? I know this was a problem back in '12 but I thought the devs had worked that one out.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ixJay:
Okay so ever since ive been trying these 4.2.2 ROMS. My mms is not working correctly. Ive tried so many trial and errors with APNs and doing a whole bunch of trouble shooting. So i was wondering for the people on AOKP 4.2.2 (WhiteHawkx ROM) and for the people on CM 10.1 Custom (C13Kener ROM) what does your APN look like? If you have MMS working, or if you had problems with MMS and fixed it somehow, please share. Also i see you can put your own manual APN settings in GO SMS (The messenger i use) please let me know if you did it that way.

Thanks in advance.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] thakrew317:
I'm on cleaners ROM and my MMS are working perfect with stock SMS or w.ei don't use 3rd party messaging
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] style154:
You're not using inverted gapps are you? I was having issues today and that's all it was I replaced MMS with stock and all is good now

Sent from my T-989 running CM 10.1 with cerux
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] thakrew317:
I am and no issues
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ThatFool:
Is there any way i can replace the mother board myself? I have seen several broken primes for sale on the cheap.. if i bought one could i take its mother board and put it in mine?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] peterk-1:
Search for the on line TF201 teardown's and see if you think you have the skills
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gabewalters:
Possible:Yes

Easy:No
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] vt220:
I replaced mine, it wasn't too bad really.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ThatFool:
It all worked out well?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tshoulihane:
If you have to ask, the answer is no. Nothing hard about it (well, I only took the screen off mine to look at the camera, not removed the main board), but plenty of things that can go wrong if you're not familiar with this sort of work.

An hours work at most, unless something breaks...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] vt220:
Yep everything went fine. My camera works now too :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] UrbanDroid:
Did this last night. I ended up buying a prime off ebay that had a shattered digitizer but the motherboard was still usable. So your gonna need some very specific tools to do this:

precision screwdrivers

tweezers (an extra small pair to pull the connectors apart)

metal spudger pry tool (use this to pry the screen apart from the body)

plastic spudger pry tool or equivalent (i use the black polymer ones)

patience (most essential tool in my opinion)

Of course the fundamental thing here is that i am not responsible for what you may do to your tablet if you utilize this advice.

1) Start by removing any covering that you may have on the tablet and of course it will need to be removed from the docking keyboard as well.

2) Next look at the bottom of the tablet and locate the two slots in which the tablet docks with said keyboard and identify the small depression in each respective slot. Once located use the smallest screwdriver in your precision set and slide the tab to the right. This should reveal a white arrow in each slot and allow the release of the tabs on the glass digitizer.

3) Now take your metal spudger and begin working it between the digitizer and the metal body of the prime slowly working your way around the tablet releasing the plastic tabs as you go. CAREFUL! If you pry to hard the glass digitizer could break! Gentle pressure is all that is needed to free the screen from the body. Pay close attention to the corners as they are held down with a strong adhesive and should be worked apart from both sides.

4) Once the screen is free from the body you should see that there are several ribbon cables that connect the assembly to the body. These have to be separated using the plastic spudger. There are tabs that the ribbons attach to that must be released before the ribbons will release. Use the spudger to gently pry them up and the cables will release easily.

This gets you into the tablet. The rest is straight forward. Just removing screws with the smallest Phillips screwdriver and molex cable connectors with the tweezers.

Hope this helps!

Again, i am not responsible for what you may do to your tablet if you utilize this advice.

Sent from Transformer Prime TF201 with a new Motherboard! Take that ASUS!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DeKubus:
ALL HAIL MOTHER BOARD!

...

Sorry, couldn't resist :P
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TJ_Hooka:
Well, a combination of stupidity and misplaced trust kicked my ass today... anybody know how I could go about downgrading my vsd220 to 1.0 from the OTA update to 1.1 which removed root and prevents me from using the only exploit I know how to use on this monitor (bin4ry's)...

Would it be as simple as getting ahold of an adb backup from someone who didn't do the upgrade yet?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] totovazquez:
Hello, I have 2 VSD 220 one with 1.0 and another with 1.1

I can bring you a backup if you tell me how to do that (I´m newbie on Android, I just use it for Digital Signage).

Maybe you can help me to root the device to change the horrible startup screen and animation?

Regards

Ricardo:)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ersantana3:
Succesfull Rooted VSD220

I was finally able to root my VSD220 running version 1.3.

Found the rooted IMG on Viewsonic website. Was fairly easy but can only be done with a Windows computer.

May save a bricked device.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gbaker56:
Would rooting solve my boot loop issue?

I found an original installation package on the ViewSonic Europe support page, but I don't know what to do with it! Is that the file you found? How did you push it to the tablet?

I think my VSD220 had version 1.1, but I was trying to do the system update to fix the Google Play store issue. Tech support told me to connect with ethernet and that killed it. I have no idea how it could have, but that's when it started boot loop.

Would rooting it fix the problem? Is there a way to get to factory reset through my PC? The device shows up, but the OMAP driver is missing.

Any help is greatly appreciated.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joseyspain:
Crazy but I seems like globalviewsonic Web only allow me to download 125MB from rooted IMG

Can anyone help me and put original vsd220 rooted.rar on any shareserver?

Thanks in advanced

Enviado desde mi D5103 mediante Tapatalk
[Sony Tablet S] kadaj6:
ok basically i have the 4.03(release 5) and the system is asking for a system update. is it worth it? or should i root it? i want to root it since i want to start developing apps now that im learning java and bought a couple of books on applying it to android developing.

but the question is : Should i update?

What are the advantages to updating?

can i root on the update or on my current version?

does the tablet run better on root since i can over clock it?
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
What device are you using?

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The update your talking about is android 4.2.2 right? Give more details please. Unless you want a basic judgement? Like installing the latest jelly bean, then afterwards you would want to root it. There are tons of step by steps for 4.2.2, with download links and everything. And I have read good reviews and most the methods used. Also rooting will give you access allowing .exe and Javas to run smoothly while being tested. I haven't tried the newest update to the tablets, and not much reviews have been posted, but the only problem I could find was LTE got knocked off. Otherwise it has extra tweaks to improve android. If your happy with the software you have, and happy with the speed, just stay on it and root it. Personally, I would try to update the tablet to 4.1.2, or any other jelly bean instead of the newest one, because the custom ROMs and rooting methods haven't been perfected for 4.2.2 but using 4.1.2, I would be confident in the software and speed because it has been tested multiple times, and ROMs or kernels have been almost perfected for them. So I would know I won't run into any bug.

That probably didn't help too much, but I hope it helped some! :)
[Sony Tablet S] kadaj6:
sony tablet S
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
What is the version update your wanting to install?
[Sony Tablet S] kadaj6:
idk, all i know is that its asking for an update, i have 4.03(realese 5) let me check rq
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
Alright man. Cause it also depends on which version it can be updated to
[Sony Tablet S] kadaj6:
apparently its the 4.0.3 (realese5a)
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
Well that's lame haha. Do you want to update your tablet to jelly bean? If you like the ICS, just root it. If you want to update it, its going to be more steps to follow, but if its worth it to you then do it. If it was me, I would update to jelly bean and root it. Also newer ROMs come with added features. Its really up to you. Whether you update to jelly bean, or stay on ics, the rooted OS would be near about the same for both. Unless you want to install a custom ROM. As you know, rooting your phone voids your warranty. But you can do many things to the phone to do what you want to do. Over clocking the processor, changing sizes of certain memory storage locations for better speed or battery life. I would update to jelly bean, and root that. And no matter which way you go on it, always end up rooting it. It will help so much in creating java and other applications
[Sony Tablet S] Cat McGowan:
Android 4.0.3r5a currently can not be rooted. Do not update with the OTA update file. Instead, root the 4.0.3r5 using Condi's S.onyTablet.S [ALLinONE] tool and then use Condi's S.onyTablet.S [FLASHER] tool to install

prerooted

4.0.3r5a. Links to Condi's tools are in my signature.
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
You can update from release 5a to jelly bean 4.1.2 right. Or is the 5a a lot different? He doesn't have to stay on ICS
[Sony Tablet S] Cat McGowan:
Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean) is not yet available for the Sony Tablet S.
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
Custom 4.1.2 ROMs are available though. Just not official ones. I searched many times on Google and most had great reviews. I mean I could be wrong? If the ROMs don't even work? But the custom roms seem to be available. Right? I want to make sure I'm not going crazy here haha
[Sony Tablet S] Cat McGowan:
Unfortunately, there are no custom 4.1.2 ROMs available for or compatible with any of Sony's tablets (Sony Tablet S, Sony Tablet P, Xperia Tablet S).
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
Really? Well why is there a lot of websites I searched by Google, that came with download links and detailed tutorials? I'm sorry man I'm new to the forums, but I have been on this site my own phone needs. So considering I'm new, I truly don't understand what your trying to actually say? Or if your really saying there aren't any custom ROMs like that for Sony tablet. Cause I found a lot of pages, but maybe they are fake? Although I can't see anyone actually writing good reviews about the post if it was fake. Maybe I'm wrong, and the websites are fake, if so can I get a pointer on how to tell? Cause it would really me out, while I'm helping others
[Sony Tablet S] kadaj6:
i'm trying to get it root with the all in one tool but it stay in "waiting for device..." step and doesnt do anything

what can i do?
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
Did you make sure all the drivers are installed? And did you make sure you turned on android debugging in the settings before you plugged it in?
[Sony Tablet S] kadaj6:
what drivers do i need ? nd how do i do it?
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
If your tablet hasn't started the process yet, unplug the phone and close Odin. Go into the tablets settings and find USB debugging. Make sure its clicked. And plug your phone Into the computer without Odin running. Your computer will automatically find the drivers for you and install them.
[Sony Tablet S] kadaj6:
odin?
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
Sorry man sorry haha. Im so used to using Odin for my phone. Its the all in one tool you have, that's what I meant. Your going by the instructions from the android.GS site right?
[Sony Tablet S] kadaj6:
in the all in one tool it says something ABD? whats that btw yea my tablet is on debbuging and it did update drivers
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
OK cool. And exactly what release do you have? The 5 or 5a?
[Sony Tablet S] kadaj6:
5 cuz 5a cant be rooted
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
Yea that's why I was wondering. You already rooted the tablet right? OK well let's start from the top. The drivers are all installed. The all in one is installed. The next thing is rooting the tablet. Would you like me to send you a link to follow?
[Sony Tablet S] kadaj6:
yea i need to root.

the thing is that wen i press rrot it stays in "waiting for device..."
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
Thats because that's the upgrade tool. I sent you a link to the root tool along with instructions
[Sony Tablet S] kadaj6:
nope, this is the same tool :P lol
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
Oh dang really? Haha that's funny. Well OK, so it says waiting for device. Did you make sure drivers were installed while the tablet was in android debugging? Before you plug in the tablet or open the software, make sure its clicked. Then plug in the tablet. Make sure all drivers have downloaded. Also make sure drivers have downloaded for when the phone isn't in USB debugging. Then after all drivers are on, plug in tablet, and after your computer recognizes your tablet in USB debugging, open the software

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For when the tablet!* dang man I keep saying phone haha. I'm sorry its been a long day
[Sony Tablet S] kadaj6:
lol i did thta, i think ill need to look for an mtp driver online, cuz the one that automatically downloaded and installed isn ot working >.<
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
Oh really?? Yea I knew there was something going on. Drivers like that aren't hard to download and install. Did all the other drivers install completely?

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You might be able to just restart your computer and see if that fixes the driver before you go try to find a new one though? Maybe reinstalling the same driver too
[Sony Tablet S] kadaj6:
what is adb?
[Sony Tablet S] kadaj6:
it says that it needs adb to be working properly
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
Its the connection between the computer and android device that allows users from the computer to access every part of the android device. Android debugging bridge. ADB. Its important when you need to root, so those drivers need to be installed as well as mtp

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Are you positive that when you plugged in the tablet, adb and the other drivers installed? You can check by going into device manager, or drivers. And see if they all installed correctly?
[Sony Tablet S] kadaj6:
any links u can give where i can download them from?
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
Its easier to just make sure your computer installs them from your tablet, and safer. But yea hold on a sec, I have to send it in the private message

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Before installing the drivers I sent. Go into device manager. Find the tablet, and link it with the mtp driver. Cause even if you download these drivers, your going to have to do the same thing. So if you link mtp and the tablet together, it will recognize the device

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Have you tried enabling mtp mode on your tablet?
[Sony Tablet S] Cat McGowan:
My guess is you have not installed the necessary ADB drivers. Link to BluechipJ's Automated ADB Driver Installer for Sony Tablet S and P post is in my signature.

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MTP serves no function with rooting the tablet. What is important is having the tablet's USB Debugging set ON and the ADB drivers properly installed.
[Sony Tablet S] mbals5610:
Many other posts and even forums on XDA say it has part to do with the mtp. Adb is the most important, but it seems like mtp plays some kind of role considers all the users reviews and solutions

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Considering all*
[Sony Tablet S] Cat McGowan:
I can tell you are wanting to help kadaj6, but to be blunt, you are not. kadaj6 is wanting to root and update a Sony Tablet S and MTP serves no function with rooting a Sony Tablet S, so you saying it does will only confuse kadaj6. Again to be blunt, what is said in other forums about other tablets or phones is irrelevant when the discussion is about rooting and updating a Sony Tablet S.