yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ldrn:
I think some people have done the inductive case before; it shouldn't be too difficult. That said, I don't think attaching it to the battery is a good idea.

For what its worth, the disassembly for this mod was not hard. Just take it slow -- you don't actually have to start undoing ribbon cables and the like for this one, you can do all the parts with copper tape (until you solder the tape to the coil, but that doesn't touch your phone.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sebby d:
Curious about this. Let us know what you do.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrHeyWilly:
Keep me updated, sounds awesomenessesseesssss
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Southern_mind:
I would love a case like that
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Amowagou:
You could but you shouldn't. That would bypass the battery charging protection circuit.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyco2008:
I have an (expensive :/) Incipio two-layer case... Thinking maybe I could put the coil and magnets in between the silicone inner layer and hard shell outer layer...

I'm open to suggestions, I'm a little uncertain about getting the wires to line up with the pogo pins...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyco2008:
I just don't like the idea of taking my phone partially apart... This is a guy who takes just about everything else apart, but I feel like phones are particularly fragile, you say be careful, I say I can't upgrade if this one bites the dust.

In the end though, I don't *need* inductive charging.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JPBeard21:
I started a mod like this on an iPhone 4 that would no longer charge. I was going to have to wire directly to the battery and that was a concern. If I had another good coil and charger, I would certainly give it a go. I've taken many phones apart and never have issues. Were you using the coil from a Palm device?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyco2008:
I haven't actually done anything with it, but I have the Palm Touchstone setup, coil and all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JPBeard21:
That's what I was figuring. The mod I did was using one of those external battery power pack deals that worked with the energizer pads. I had to rip it apart for the coil but could still use as an external battery charger through the USB ports. I just don't have the pad to test my work. Ugh.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyco2008:
Oh that's a good idea, get an external battery case... Generally that's an iPhone-only ordeal.

Is it for Touchstone or Qi? Apparently the two are incompatible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JPBeard21:
Well, the case would have been the easier solution but it would no longer charge through the port so a hard mod straight to the battery was necessary. What I used was just a rechargeable external battery with wireless charging that had a micro USB cable to plug into phones and also a micro USB port to recharge while away from the power pad. I didn't have the pad so the coil wasn't important to me. I just hardwired straight to the battery but don't have a pad to make sure it's working. I just reassembled the battery and can still use it as I always have with cables. I only bought it for emergencies for times away from outlets. It was an energizer battery pack.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] zeroeight21:
neo v user have a chance to port the ubuntu for phone?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] martirio3000:
if you had a search just a tiny bit less than 30 seconds you would had seen that no port is coming on xperia 2011 until ubuntu touch gets at least a bit stable.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] varunrocks17:
bro der is already a thread on this so pls dont make nw threads....

sent from my neo v on 1.7ghz smooth...with viper+vengeance
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] kanth1991:
Hello

Hello , yes there is a thread as the people above me are saying , however the project is kind of "frozen" since noone is pretty much insterested apart from a few people trying to figure out how to make Ubuntu touch possible for our devices.:(

Hope there will be more people interested in order to help those devs and make it live for us!:laugh:
[HTC One S] yogeshbhandalkar:
Downloading official Jelly Bean 4.1.1 Update with Sense 4+ for HTC One S C2 India CID HTC_038
[HTC One S] prithvirp:
Well, finally we receive the update. Thank You HTC. :)
[HTC One S] nethavoc:
Re: Jelly Bean 4.1.1 Update One S C2 India CID HTC_038

Nice. Still waiting here in Canada from Telus. They are so bad with updates. :(
[HTC One S] remyandcoke:
WAIT!!! So the WWE version still hasn't been released?????!!! HTC SUCK BIG BALLS :mad:
[HTC One S] _-..zKiLLA..-_:
What radio is in this?
[HTC One S] sgmistry:
Update notification

Yes me too HTC_038 India

:laugh:
[HTC One S] Sheik.AlQla:
After update my htc is off

And turn one on the power 10 sec

Just boot on htc logo after that black screen

Plz help me
[HTC One S] istnag:
Try data/factory reset in bootloader. Everything will be deleted. Hope you have a saving....
[HTC One S] razarahil:
Someone please update me with change log. Need to update the blog post. Thanks
[HTC One S] bilal_liberty:
ive tried eu update, arab update,taiwan update, wwe update but the only update with no speaker switching problem is this INDIA UPDATE!! HTC INDIA ROCKS!!
[HTC One S] bilal_liberty:
Those who do not have indian cid and are facing speaker switching problem:

Download indian ota update from :

https://www.dropbox.com/s/qp2uk20gq...11.20.24_M_release_308691qiaf5idq6by8pd91.zip

open the zip file and extract firmware.zip to your desktop then

delete fotaboot, skin_fota and firmware.zip from rom.

go to meta-inf folder -> com -> google -> android and delete updater-script

extract updater-script from the attached file and paste it there.

flash rom through twrp

extract boot.img from firmware.zip and flash it through fastboot.

enjoy bigger keyboard with no speaker problem!!
[HTC One S] 'AL':
Downloading update now... Thanks for letting me know guys!!

Update: Guys who have updated and experiencing lags, just restart the phone once and wait for a few minutes before you start using it. It is really good!! Slightly faster and slightly smoother.

Anyway i had a question: Has anyone here got the Mass Storage Mode to work. I don't know why HTC would remove this feature?
[HTC One S] kapilrtn:
Well, finally we receive the update. Thank You HTC.

Back to stock

other gud news is

http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_sense_5_coming_to_one_x_one_x_one_s_and_butterfly-news-5624.php
[HTC One S] ya7hu:
Download Links Found here...

Download Links and More Info:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2174044#
[HTC One S] m4r50z:
S3 HTC_102, not yet.. :crying:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ragno Croft:
Morning guys...

This is my very first thread on this forum so please bear with me if something was not done the right way.

Since I couldn't find an specific thread for this specific topic that's why I decided to post a new thread on this.

This thread will help you get a Stock AT&T Samsung SGH-i317 Galaxy Note II LTE phone with a stock ROM into Simple Mobile network with working 4G.

I can't guarantee this method would work on other Galaxy Note II models so please make sure your phone is exactly the same as the specs described on this link.

Also please be aware I cannot and will not be responsible for any damage this thread could cause to your phone. All I can say is, I tried this myself on my own phone and it worked for me and my only intention here is to share my experience to other users on my same situation.

So let's get into business!

Verify the phone specs. Please make sure your phone is an AT&T Samsung SGH-i317 Galaxy Note II LTE phone and that it matches the specs described here.

Get your phone unlocked. On a personal note this appears to be a must, so if you can't get it unlocked for some reason don't even bother moving forward down the list. I followed this thread to unlock my phone. Yes, the thread is for a Galaxy Note I, but it still worked for me.

Get it rooted. That can be done here.

Flash a stock T-Mobile ROM. That also can be done here which is the same thread as of step 3.

Enable AWS band. Is worth mentioning if you made it here successfully, then you already can use Simple Mobile just fine!, however you'll be stuck on 2G/EDGE unless you Enable AWS band here. This will let you enable 3G and 4G on your phone!.

Now at this point I'm sure you may be able to use another ROM of your desire, but I'm not 100% sure if that would work. On my personal recommendation I would first try the 5 steps EXACTLY as described above. Then if you still want to use another ROM, then you may need to repeat steps 4 and 5 with another ROM.

Now I also want to say, the credit is not all mine here. All I did was to compile the information altogether for you guys. Please don't forget to thank me, as well as the original thread owners compiled in this list.

Good luck in the Kitchen!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ragno Croft:
Reserved!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] D.O.C:
^^^Thanks, thread moved to general and stuck for easy reference.

D.O.C

XDA Senior Moderator
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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] hyelton:
Wait, You Menchtened LTE and 4G, And in which T-Mobile doesnt have. T-Mobile has 3G/3.5G HSPA+ but not 4G..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] rootyourphones:
U dont need aws band on at&t phonez lmao noobs all u need is your phone unlocked and youll get on t-mobiles fake 4g .its cause t-mobile now shares at&t spectrum stop giveing people false info.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] MrBooMY:
That is not entirely true sir. Not ALL areas have the 1900mhz Tmobile yet. You do need to unlock the AWS band for some areas to get the 4g. In my area (South Florida) they happen to have the 1900mhz 4g. I know because I sold an unlocked Infuse 4g (AT&T phone) to a buddy with a tmobile sim card and he got 4g on his phone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] inspron:
lol ignorance speaks. People, dont listen to this clown.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] 05GT:
Good information man. Ignore the OTHER GUY that is giving false information.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] crazeco:
Everything worked for me, except one thing: CDMA VS GSM preference.

My CDMA signal is weak, so 4g cuts out. The phone just wants to default to EDGE as a first priority. How can I make CDMA the default preference so I always get 4g when available?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] dolemitemofo:
thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] rootyourphones:
Yeah who listening to you.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] billb23ok:
I have a sgh-i317 with at&t radio uamc3 or something like that and jedi master 14 with aws mod. I also restored my friends nv item backup from his sgh-t889 with jedi master 14. I am getting the 4g bands but my phone will not connect to the lte bands of t mobile. is anyone else having this problem? I have tried everything to get lte includes odin to stock wich should allow me to connect to tmobiles lte but wont. other people are connecting with no problem. can anyonw help me think of more ways to fix this. or is this particular phone not support 1700mhzaws. I really dont get it as the specs everyware state it does. also when I select all lte bands and selct t mobile it say unable to connect, try again later. I put my sim in a s4 t mobile and lte works so it cant be the sim. I also put at&t sim in my phone and lte works so my lte chip/radio is working fine. is maybe the free unlock methode not unlocking my phone completely? any way to relock and do it with an an unlock code. franky I am puzzled. I am in an area getting t mobile lte, confirmed on both my friends with a note 2 and s4 from t mobile.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] X1r0N:
I noticed that my camera quality is really bad. If you look close to that picture, there is much noise and all the borders are blurred. Even if I look at the spot I focused. The colors also are quite bad... My friends phone make better pictures, we compared them in the same situation.

A sample picture: http://db.tt/Ea3BQKwq

Can I do anything to make Google fix my camera or to get them do a full RMA?

I can't live with such a poor quality :(
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] X1r0N:
AW: Bad camera

*push
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] klvnhng:
There is nothing wrong with your phone's camera. However, poor lighting conditions and a shaky hand may have something to do with it ;P

Sent by carrier pigeon
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ace42:
All nexus 4 cameras use the same Sony sensor. RMA won't do you any good, as you can see Google's imaging software is garbage when compared to skinned uis like Samsung or even iOS...
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] X1r0N:
AW: Bad camera

I remember I read something about a better camera on all rev11 devices compared to the rev10 devices. Better satuation, less washed out colors etc. So I tried my friends rev11 n4 and the colors are better, the borders aren't blurred/noisy.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nk33:
Hi,

I have a rooted Tab 7.7 still running honeycomb 3.2. I have applied the permisions fix to solve the writing to SD card issue and this works a treat for using the sd card for file management but it still wotn let me install apps on the external card. is there something I am missing or is it not possible to enable this feature?

Many thanks for any help

Nick
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adinis78:
I think we were able to do that with Gingerbread and nothing else since then.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nk33:
Erm, but i have a sensation xe (as below) with ICS and i have a 32gb card with many apps intalled on it.

Surely there is a way we can make the os think the sd card can be written to with apps?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wc74:
I use directory bind on my android devices to map folders to sd
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nk33:
but i dont understand - i have an htc sensation with ICS and this is fine with installing apps to sd - why cant i trick MY honeycomb tablet to do the same thing?

your solution, judging by the name, sounds long. It suggests some sort of mapping
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] long6688:
Get link2sd from google play
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nk33:
tried that already. Doesn't work for some reasson
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nk33:
So no answer i guess? thanks anyway guys.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Morkai Almandragon:
Well it is for any phone, not just tablets now. If anyone gets it could they let us know if it supports the sylus and if you can paste from the clipboard?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] aiqbal09:
Just got it and yes it does support the stylus and you can import from clipboard
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Patriot Virus:
Worth buying?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] aiqbal09:
Yes it was under 5 bucks and u have 15 mins to try out so you not give it a shot and see if you like it. I enjoyed using it.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vish2407:
Hi friends,

In my friend's Arc S, the back button is ruined after she mistakenly dropped it in the pool. And since we have enabled the on screen button mod, there is no problem in usual usage, the issue is that we can't connect it to flash via flashtool for a custom ROM for rooting. (as it requires to press the back button).

Any ideas?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 4988456:
Unlock bootloader and flash custom kernels and ROM's with menu button.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vish2407:
Yes. but in case I want to flash an ftf file.. how can I do that :D
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qtjecs:
hi..

i have a stock rooted and bloated xplay (not much time to fiddle) w/c i bought a year ago.. so i was thinking of changing roms and i plan on using the phone for gaming.. i have read some thread about pros/cons of custom and stock-based. others say that the stock rom is still the best for gaming (debloated of course).. so my question is..

should i go for a custom rom..? or stick with stock..?

if i'll stick with stock.., what's the best baseband(?) ..? currently mine's on .42...

what are the apps w/c are safe to delete..?

as for overclocking.., what is the best kernel that you'd recommend..?

thanks...
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HashyCode:
Xperia NXT lite with doomkernel :)
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qtjecs:
i was looking into that actually...

but some cons have given me second thoughts.. like wifi issues and unsupported touchpads (other roms).. that's why i'm asking about stocks..

this will also be my first time flashing custom roms.. kinda scary.. wehehehe...
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skb6T9:
I think you should stick with the stock. This is the most.stable & supports full touchpad.

Custom roms are not as stable as stock...

I think you can just use v6 supercharger or supremacy script to make your rom fast...

[ you have to do it manually with smanager]

Press thanks if I helped.. :D

Sent from my ST18i
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qtjecs:
thanks.. maybe i'll try them both...

i just want to ask for the list of bloatwares.. : )

thanks
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] julian280:
First of all, you have to give MORE info about the phone: locked/unlocked bootloader, phone model.....

I advice you to get a stock-based rom, instead of sticking with the stock one, because those are inproved with some tweaks that cannot be flashed on your current stock, and have built-in apps and are already debloated.

If this is your first rom flash, just follow this steps:

BEFORE DOING ANYTHING, get the stock firmware that fits your region and stock android version if you want to go back from here or anywhere else

- root with any method, I recommend SuperOneClick

- install ClockWorkMod via RecoverX

- install TitaniumBackup from the market, and backup all user apps you want have in your new rom (be careful, some roms and kernels doesn't go well with backup restoration. Check the rom's thread for backup issues)

- reboot into CWM recovery and do a nandroid backup. It will save everything and you can restore your phone to its initial state, to the point you can not tell if it has had any changes :)

- flash the rom following the instructions given by rom builder

- flash any addons you want after rebooting at least one time, every addon separately (1 reboot after every addon)

- if you want better performance, get supercharger v6 or supremacy script as said before ;)

Now, the stock firmware you got at first is to repair your phone if a nandroid backup restore doesn't do it.

If youwant to go back to stock, just restore the nandroid backup. If you want to take it to the carrier to fix it for whaterever reason, you also have to unroot and delete any app that uses root permissions, like TitaniumBackup. Then, when you see your Play is exactly as it was before doing anything of this, you can take it there safely ;)

And finally, the best baseband is -36 cause it has the more balanced stats between signal reception on gsm/wifi and battery consumption, but some roms use -64. If you're adviced to flash a stock firmware before the custom rom flashing process, thats for installing the needed baseband and some other components. Happy flashing!!!!

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All custom kernels support overclock and all are good at it. Just flash the kernel according to your rom cook's advice

And if you were wondering, custom roms doesn't have any problems/bugs if they are finished. You should expect bugs if there is only the first or second release of that rom, but if it's finished you'll be fine by following the steps exactly as directed.

You can try The JokaWild ROM 'S.B .69 Tweaked ROM' FINAL (v3) and DiXperia 2 'Everlasting' | Performance. Stability. Experience. if you want a stable, fast rom. Those have given me good results, but if you want to know which is the best rom you have to try them all cause they don't run exactly they same on all phones, even if it's the same model. Maybe NXT or Aurora rom could be better for you....

Please click "thanks" button if I helped
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drinkypoo:
While you're dispensing advice, may I ask which upgraded kernel is best to use with R800i_4.0.2.A.0.62_(1253-4437)? That's what I have on my device.

Is there any benefit to actually installing cwm with RecoveryX as opposed to just loading it with fastboot when needed? That is, will I be more likely able to launch it in a crisis if it is installed on the device?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] julian280:
RecoverX is the easiest way to get CWM. Think about it as a quick 3-step process that you will do only one time. You don't lose anything ;)

Additionally, I don't know what process are you talking about, since flashing a clockworkmod.img, installing the CWM app from the market and RecoverX have permanent effects all of them. The only exception is when you change kernel and it has a built-in recovery, you get the kernel's recovery instead of the original one. I recommend RecoverX because it supports the widest range of phone models and firmwares (I have an r800a, but it was not listed as a supported device in the CWM app, so...)

And again, it's always better to have a custom stock-based rom than just the 4.0.2.A.0.62 stock one ;)
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drinkypoo:
fastboot boot boot.img (with a cwrecovery boot) appears to get you straight into cwrecovery without installing anything, as opposed to fastboot flash boot boot.img :)
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drinkypoo:
Well, I took your advice, and I installed doomkernel and jokawild

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1176502

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1532883

I only wish I had known sooner what was in the addon packages for jokawild, that could be documented a lot better. basically that's where all the apps went.

now I will probably reflash and do it right
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drinkypoo:
no cifs in doomkernel

JIC anyone is wondering

CIFS and NFS were taken out and then he moved on to the ray or something
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] julian280:
So, have you had a happy flashing? I hope so.....

About the addons you don't have to reflash everyting to install them, just flash one by one, separated by a reboot (you can reboot directly into CWM instead of loading to homescreen everytime, that woluld take ages to flash all of them ;) ).

If you were wondering about root, it's not necesary to flash the root addon since doomkernel is already prerooted, so you get superuser since the first boot with it :)
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drinkypoo:
I have had a pretty happy flashing, in that nothing went horribly wrong :)

I do think I more or less know what I'm doing now. Heh heh.

As you can see from my sig I am now running lupus v6 and it's been very stable, smooth, etc. And I added the cifs and ntfs modules. I didn't reboot between everything which is probably why I had to load the wifi modules over again, so I'm very glad they were provided. But everything is working great now, thanks.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] julian280:
I don't know you, but I can access my pc files from my Play with "ES file explorer" without even installing CIFSmanager. The changelog in DK's thread says he removed it, but at least for me it works ;).

To access from the phone to pc you have to put the folder you want as a "shared folder" and give "total control" permissions to "all". For accessing from the pc to phone just do the same with the folder on your sdcard connected to pc and, go to tools/connect to network device and select that folder. Now you can view your files and do streaming by opening the folder on ES file explorer in LAN section and from "My PC", where it appears as a hard disk with drive letter

e.g. music on "Xperia PLAY R800a" (H:/)

Hope this helped. I'm on DooMKernel v14 with jokawild but this has worked on other ROMs ;)

Please click "thanks" button if I helped

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I rarely use command prompt to perform operation cause I prefer to use flashtool instead, and the only time I installed CWM was through RecoverX, so I haven't experienced the difference.....