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[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] kakaouskia:
Hello alipik,

Huawei has created a series of connectors for the MediaPad 10 FHD. All of them on one end have the multi-pin connector to connect to the same port the charger connects

You can see a full list here:

http://www.vmall.com/list-9#11 (note: in Chinese but the terms like VGA, USB, HDMI are in English)

Unfortunately, I am not sure if you can find the official ones outside of China.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] alipik:
if not outside china , then the device is not meant for non china resident
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] prettyflybrownguy:
i flashed cm10 and only got edge service, and i know i get 4g in my area. then i went to cm10.1 still with edge. i then went back to the stock rom and still on edge (stock had 4g before i flashed cm10) any ideas on how to fix it?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Dano79:
Dumb question but have you checked your network settings. If you backed up your stock rom restore it and see if you get 4g again
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Don_Perrignon:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1801997

Just make sure you follow all THREE steps. People have a habit of completing one step of injecting the IMEI and thinking that's all you need to do.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] prettyflybrownguy:
Checked EVERYTHING. :(
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] prettyflybrownguy:
I really don't understand how to do that.. :/
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] prettyflybrownguy:
My apn is set to T-Mobile. But I lost my imei btw.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Don_Perrignon:
Trust me bro, you can. Just follow through slowly and you'll fine. To make life easier, go back to Touch Wiz and just take it line by line.

You were capable of rooting and flashing, you can pull this off.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] prettyflybrownguy:
Thanks for the motivation, I'm gonna do it tomorrow. :)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ivuzmek:
Also lost 4G

After rooting and flashing Dev-3.22.1540.1-Stock-Rooted-DE-ODEX.zip ROM I lost 4G. The best I could manage is 3G. Now I flashed latest Viper ROM, but still no 4G.

Any idea why?

(I checked APN, it's something else).
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Imei intact?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] nvrnugh:
I'm having the same issue. When I go back to my orginial rooted backed up CWM KK 4.4.2 3G works perfect. Flashed a new ROM APN, IME and even checked *#*#info#*#* all are good. I just can't get 3G.

Any ideas?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ivoe:
This is rom issues/kernel most likely try to Odin please check your provider as well

Some roms/kernels break the service you may use unfortunately
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Hey guys,

I've got a Galaxy S 4G currently running the CM 9 build Release 8 (from August) and here are the problems I'm experiencing:

- random failure to reconnect to the phone network after I've been in the subway (have to reboot)

- just plain random reboots, though they're rare

The lack of reconnectivity is driving me up the wall. How likely is it that this problem is just with the OS? I don't want to have to get a new phone but maybe I've dropped this one too may times. :silly:
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] lumin30:
You might try a different modem to see if reconnecting works better or put airplane mode in you status bar toggles and toggle it off/on when you get off the subway for a fresh connection.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Thank you, lumin!

edited: I'll direct other questions to the CM9 thread.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Sorry guys, returning to this thread rather than clogging up the Heimdall thread or the CM9 thread.

I'm having a very basic problem and am feeling very stupid and very frustrated. I can't get Heimdall to recognize my phone.

Last attempt steps I took:

- Installed Win64 Samsung drivers

- Rebooted PC

- Connected phone to computer when in each of regular, recovery, and download mode.

- Ran Zadig as administrator and selected List All Devices

- Phone does not show up as Samsung anything, just as Gadget Serial

- Hit Install Driver (Note: this has never changed to "Reinstall Driver" or anything

- Ran Heimdall as admin

- Doing a test for compatible devices turns up nothing.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Cooptx:
Use the Odin one click here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1500427

Use a different USB port and you should be fine
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Additionally, installing the official drivers will make the phone not connect if you're using one of the MTD (ICS/JB/newer-CM7) roms. Since they use the generic Google Android driver rather than the Samsung one.

Another thing is, zadig includes (for me) 3 or 4 different driver options, and only one of them actually works. For me, that's WinUSB. For you, might be something else. But try installing one, rebooting the computer, restarting the phone, and seeing if it works. Then move on to the next one. Once you figure out what works for you, write it down somewhere and use it for the future. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Thanks, I'll give that a shot.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Can you elaborate on that for me? By connect, what do you mean? Connect to the computer?

P.S. is this the driver you're referring to? So I should be using this and not the Samsung one?

http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
I meant that uninstalling the Kies/official drivers, rebooting, and only using the zadig drivers is likely to give you better results if you're using newer roms. Since the Kies drivers are only helpful if you're on GB and can only cause you problems otherwise.

But uninstall Kies driver, reboot, plug in the phone while it's in download mode if it isn't currently, run zadig, list all devices, select the phone with whatever name it currently has, install WinUSB driver. Reboot computer, unplug phone, reboot phone back into download mode, plug back into computer, check if your flashing works. If not, run zadig, list all devices, select the phone, install libusbK driver, reboot, unplug, reboot phone into download, plug back in, check if flashing works. Repeat with libusb0 if needed. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Aaaaahhh. :) Ok, I'll try that.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Oh, and when having zadig/driver issues... always try to flash twice. And when it gives you an error, after the second failed flash, reboot the phone and flash again. Then move on to the next driver/attempt.

When this phone gets finicky, you need to get the yellow-caution flash screen to bypass its paranoia about your flashing.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Ok, one question about this:

- you've plugged the phone in while it's in download mode

- then in the second sentence you wrote "REBOOT phone into download mode" but the phone was in download mode before, so was a reboot actually necessary?

edit: And, I haven't actually tried flashing at all in Heimdall, I've just been checking to see if it sees a compatible device. Would you suggest I just try to go ahead with the flash, with each driver? (I'm not sure if I've seen the option to select anything more than Windows USB, but at least with that?)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Specially, shut down the phone and boot into download mode again. Easiest way to do it is probably to unplug USB, pull the battery, plug in USB, put the battery back in, etc... Guarantees that you've got your full phone-reboot cycle.

And regarding alternate drivers, there's a little up-down arrow next to the driver name. Click that to override the current best-driver-guess and manually pick your choice.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Damn, there's a bunch of reboots I was missing... I really hope I haven't screwed anything up permanently.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Yeah.......... I don't have that. I looked again, it's not there. :(

edit: it would appear that Heimdall 1.3.1 came with Zadig 1.0 only... I just grabbed 2.0 from github.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Personally, I'm using Heimdall 1.3.2 and that's been working fine for me. But some people have issues with that one, so... no comments/complaints about Heimdall 2.0 RC1 yet on his site.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Theraze, if you could speak more specifically about one point here: all I have been doing is changing drivers (I've just tried all three) and then I've used Heimdall's Detect Device utility to try to detect the phone. Which has failed.

You have repeatedly said "try flashing". Do you think that can work even if Detect Device isn't working? I got the impression that was dangerous.

edit: well that's obviously what you're suggesting, but - how safe is this? Perfectly? Mostly? :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
If it doesn't see your phone, it won't flash. If it does, it should work or at least do... something. At which point, it probably hit the half-flash yellow screen I get every time I use Heimdall to flash a new kernel.

That's basically how complicated as I see this... :) Regardless of how well the detection tool is working, if it actually succeeds...

The 959V is nifty in that it's ALMOST impossible to hard-brick. If you're flashing bootloaders and pull the cord there, maybe... but if you screw up the kernel or one of the other things that make normal phones into depressing paperweight reminders, it just means reboot and flash again.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Thanks, man. :) Going to try flashing now.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Zilch. Can't see the phone with any of the three drivers. :(

Starting to give up hope of fixing this, honestly.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Next step, if that combination fails... change something. :)

Have a different USB cable? Try that. Have different USB ports? Try them. Have a different computer? Try that.

Or get frustrated, put it on the shelf for a day, install some Windows Updates, reboot a few times, and pick it up again to find it inexplicably working for no good reason.

But yeah, there's always more options. Until the phone actually ends up shattered from being smashed in frustration, possibilities aren't exhausted.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] lumin30:
Or you can look at the guide in the second link of my signature and read all thoroughly.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
I understand the temptation to snark at noobs, but I really do expect that if I carefully follow each step in that guide (and I do have Java installed, and the Visual C++ redistributable) that I will run smack dab into exactly the same problem I have been having. :(

Also, I have a T959W and I'm not sure that that route is safe to use? Well, I know not to install bootloaders...
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] getochkn:
I may have missed it, but what OS are you using?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Windows 7 64-bit. Doing some searches, that seems to have been problematic for some other people with other samsung phones...

I'm going to swap all the cables and boot up my old Vista machine. That was the one I used last summer.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Weeeeell... I wish I'd taken notes of ports used on my old machine. (Vista 64-bit)

Anyway, here, in non-download mode the OS recognized the device. In download mode in Zadig it's just showing as "Unknown Device".
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
It feels like in general the problem I'm dealing with is a Windows/phone recognition problem that is preventing anything further working.

I did some googling on "Samsung phone" and "gadget serial" and came up with another thread on xda which makes me scratch my head:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2038555

Here there seems to be a suggestion to install Samsung drivers for the device for download mode.

Huh? Can you run Odin against the Samsung drivers? Do you think this is worth me trying?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Ok, so getochkn just got my phone working! :) Still not sure what I was doing wrong... getochkn and Theraze, thank you SO much for your time. I would send you both donations but you don't seem to have that enabled!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Aaaand CM9 is installed again and I have a phone connection again. Woot!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
I know what the thanks button is for, but thanks for helping!

Our community try's really hard to be helpful, and sometimes things come off harsh. I think there is a learning curve to deal with here that we can make easier to digest.

I think it would be cool if lumin and getochkn collaborated to update lumin's doc with t959w info.

Whatever getochkn provided helped out!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] getochkn:
teamviewed into his pc so i could see what was going on and got heimdall working.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Dude, document what you did.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
One thing that stuck out was, he tried a driver install and while rebooting we changed USB ports. I hadn't seen that recommended before.

Also he uploaded an even newer version of Zadig than the one I had downloaded from the web. (2.0.1 vs 2.0)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Oh, I get the potential harshness, when you have to deal with being bombarded with the same damn questions over and over and over. People were like that on Usenet newsgroups back in the dark ages, too. ("Read the damn FAQ!")
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Really?

Weird. Thought I'd seen something about that... somewhere... ;) Oh well. Must have been imagining it.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
Oh, sorry Theraze.

To clarify - I had definitely been using multiple different USB ports while trying on my own (and failing). But every time I had just picked a new USB port and used it both for when I was trying to install drivers via Zadig, and when trying to run Heimdall. I hadn't clued in to changing ports during the reboot between Zadig and Heimdall. *facepalm*

Or hell, maybe it was just that last port which worked. It was one I hadn't tried yet. My machine has ... 8? 10?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Hehe. It's part of the fun. And why it's nice when people can remote in and help walk you through things. Just good that you did get it working in the end.

And getting Heimdall and Odin to work is similar to voodoo. You repeat exactly what worked for you last time and... nothing. Then you go to where it failed miserably and... abject success? Wha?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] getochkn:
I think what the key was, was to not use zdiag. I kept trying zdiag, it would find the device, install drivers, no errors, then open heimdall frontend and it won't pick up in the detect box. Tried different zdiags, deleted the usb_driver folder, etc. I had him put it back into download mode and a new port, and I went right to heimdall and it detected without going to zdiag or installing any drivers.

What worked in there? I have no idea. lol.

I don't mind helping people who don't bug me about it, pm me 10 heeeeeeeeeelp messages, take advice given by others and it doesn't work and just seem stuck. I pm'd them and offered the help. Worst came to worse, I'm only an hour away from them, so they could have come to my shop and I would have fixed it. lol.

If you want to try to recreate it, plug it into the same port, put it in download mode and open heimdall and click detect and see if it detects now. Try a different port and do the same thing. Don't mess with zdiag or flash anything, just see if the heimdall front-end detects it now for you.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Thanks! That helps me. Hopefully Lumin is able to extract some info here. Shine the light, lumin! :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ccamfield:
This is ... too amazing, guys. In this sense: I need to try to revert my phone to stock via Heimdall now, a year later, because of a persistent problem with voice mail notifications repeating when there is no longer a voice mail. So I am trying to remember "how the F did getochkn get this working last year?"

So I try stuff without switching USB ports exactly like we did before because I forgot about that part, found this thread, tried a port switch after driver install just like last time - or maybe it was the switch to the third USB port on the front - and now Heimdall recognizes the phone.

So getochkn thanks for documenting what you did last time. It just helped me AGAIN. :)
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] PapaRhino:
Which carrier should I choose if I want to get the most out of the One, using two lines, taking into question data limits and speeds, and monthly billing of course. My fiance wants to get phones for the two of us and her contract will be up in March with AT&T, should she stay on AT&T and add my onto a shared plan or should we just take our business to T-Mobile?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] expertzero1:
Ask people you know in your area if they have tmobile and how is it.

Depends if your having any issues with ATT. If not then stay.

Because tmobile customer support <
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] PapaRhino:
I'm in Buffalo, New York, I just moved here so I don't know too many people yet, my biggest eyebrow raiser is that T-Mobile has unlimited data for $160~ and AT&T only has a shared plan with 4GB for $140~. I'm just wondering about the speeds between the two, even then, it can't be thaaat bad can it?cI'm really looking into T-Mobile, but if the service is ****...no dice.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] expertzero1:
If you can afford it, stay with att if your getting good signal and speeds.

If you want you can do tmobile prepaid for 30 bucks a month as another option, as a trial

100 minutes, texts unlimited i think, and 5 gb of data for 30 bucks.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] PapaRhino:
It seems like AT&T has way better 4G LTE coverage than T-Mobile in the area, so I think we'll just share 4GB and hope for the best, if anything we can upgrade if we reallly need to, and we'll be on Wi-Fi a lot of the time I'm sure anyways, thanks for the replies :)
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] expertzero1:
While your at it, 10 gigs for 180 lol!!
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] PapaRhino:
LOL, that's a little too much for our taste, she pays $75~ on AT&T for her non-Smartphone so she wants it to be about the same if not less for each line when we upgrade.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] xXxG0dzRAgexXx:
I for one can vouch that AT&T has superior service compared to T-Mobile. T-Mobile has bad coverage even with 3G. My girlfriend uses T-Mobile and she doesn't get LTE anywhere around here, and a unreasonable (about 10%, and that's in a suburban area, not country) amount of the time she can't send texts because of bad reception. Lots of dropped calls as well from her compared to extremely few compared to my friends who have AT&T.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] djq:
T mobile will have its 4g lte network rolled out by the end of the year... their pre paid plans are the best...can't beat $70 a month unlimited everything!!!

sent from HTC ONE using xda premium
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] WA_Bob:
I tried T-Mobile with my N4. Their network is pretty good if you spend almost all of your time in a decent sized urban area. But if you travel on the road at all or you live in an AT&T LTE coverage area, it isn't even remotely close in coverage - AT&T is worth the extra money. Once you go outside a certain distance from a city, it's as if T-Mobile never existed. They're cheap for a reason!
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] djq:
oh yeah dont forget the ATT version is getting blocked from some of the extra HTC features http://htcsource.com/2013/02/htc-ge...source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter#prettyPhoto
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] WA_Bob:
That blows. Might be worth getting the unlocked version and forgoing LTE................. :-\
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] djq:
also from what i heard HTC is giving away free 2 year 25GB dropbox accounts with the HTC ONE but AT&T has opted out once again so if you get the ATT version you wont get that feature either.....https://www.dropbox.com/help/249/en
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] superchilpil:
Don't forget we are on XDA and a custom ROM will fix this issue

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[AT&T HTC One (M7)] YoungAceAtlanta:
You can't ask people who are in different parts of the world which carrier to pick.. that all depends on; Where you live, your budget, and how much of data/talk you use.

AT&T works great in some places where T-Mobile don't. If you get great coverage with ATT far as data and talk then i suggest staying with ATT

T-Mobile won't have LTE till later this year, and when they do it will be in a small amount of cities.. most likely major cities first.. LTE > HSPA+

AT&T has the 2nd largest LTE coverage and still improving it.

I suggest sticking with AT&T if you get great coverage and haven't had any problems. If its not broken don't fix it.

If you want a budget choice you can always get Straight Talk. you'll have the choice between which network you want to use under them
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] coupetastic-droid:
Lol where all you live that's you're saying T-Mobile has no coverage? I live in Los Angeles and I get reception everywhere I go. I even get reception high up in the mountains at big bear. Only place I don't get great reception is when I'm at my job, which is a warehouse with like 2 feet of concrete walls and steel everywhere. I get better reception than anyone on att that I know. Don't get me started with sprint. My coworker has the evo lte and he never sees lte service.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] maxtcee:
When T-Mobile suppose to drop this beast
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Ollieee:
Hey AT&T and T-Mobile Americans... do you guys know if it might be possible to change the LTE frequencies of the One?

I'm going to get the European version, but I might spend 1-2 semesters studying in the US at some point in the future, where I will probably still have the One.

So it would be pretty sweet if I could flash another radio (or even do something easier) and use LTE in America as well.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] ross1998:
Maybe the t-mobile one will have LTE on band 4 and 17, thier galaxy s3 LTE just passed through FFC and it has both band 4 and band 17... And if you root and flash custom rom wouldnt that take away the restrictions?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] coupetastic-droid:
Expected to fall between the weeks of the 15th and the 22nd. Assuming from HTC terms and conditions regarding their 100 cash back that I read from their site, to be able to qualify for the cash back, the device must be purchased before the 31st of march.

But this is just my assumptions. And I hope I'm right because I can't wait any longer!
[Sony Tablet S] rbellis:
hey! Looking to buy the S Tablet in the next few days but I am not seeing a lot of DEV for it. Are there any ROMS for it and is there a standard root process for it? The tablet looks pretty nice but I wanna make sure I can do the things I have done with previous tablets
[Sony Tablet S] Zer0K3wL:
i don't think anyone would advice you to buy tablet s right now not even the xperia tablet s, probably not the xperia tablet z either.

Their lot issues atm, and sony is awfully silent.
[Sony Tablet S] rspy:
nope.. we don't have any rom.. only Root on ICS.. and some minor tweaks! :(
[Sony Tablet S] rbellis:
well that sucks cause it looks right nice. What kinda of issues are there? I have heard about the WIFI sleep issue but heard there was an OTA for that
[Sony Tablet S] rbellis:
I dont even know if I am in the right thread. Is this the Sony S witht he quad core 1.4?
[Sony Tablet S] Zer0K3wL:
shutdown issues especialy and the fact that sony is slacking a lot on jelly bean for this tablet.

the tablet s is not even known if it will get it, the xperia tablet s would get in february theor not any news yet.

Been promised some tough by sony community manager and some one from belgium.
[Sony Tablet S] rbellis:
thanks for your help! I decided on the ASUS TF300t. I has the quadcore 1.2. I do like the size and shape of the sony more but figured i would go with something that, right now, appears to have a little more time with the DEV's.

thanks for your help though