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[Samsung Galaxy Mini] sakramento-bj:
any solution to make timescape fully working on Xperia JB Build#2 (CM 10.1 & CM10)

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[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] DNarsingh:
So I need some help here. Was playing music from my phone and someone pulled the cord and the metal price of the AUX cord broke off in my headphone jack. I called my local Sprint store to see if they could help, but they said they are not allowed to open up the phone and I need to send it through insurance. Anyone have any ideas on how to get this thing out of my phone?

Sent from my HTC EVO 4G LTE
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Rydah:
Put super glue on a paper clip and quickly dab them together.

Sent From My HTC Evo 4G LTE, On The Now Network From Sprint!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] DNarsingh:
Yea, I saw someone else say that online for the same problem, however, I could not get it out. I did go to Lowe's and found a very fine pair of tweezers and managed to pull it out. Thanks for the suggestion though.

Sent from my HTC EVO 4G LTE
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nidzaaaa:
I tried Adfree and Adaway, and its not working..

Is there any other app that realy block anoing ads?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kAcA.:
AdAway works perfectly. You have to be rooted ofc :good:
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nidzaaaa:
Одг: Ad blocker for arc s, that realy works..

It doesnt works for me.. Are there any aditional settings of the app to work properly?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kAcA.:
No, just grant root and download new hosts (files) and update and thats it.

My phone never shows an ad in any of the aps installed.

Only, if you use 3G and there is proxy enabled in your apn you have to disable it because AdAway cannot block ads then (you get a toast notification saying this).

Press thanks if I helped
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nidzaaaa:
Одг: Ad blocker for arc s, that realy works..

Thx, proxy was the problem..
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] divvykev:
AdFree works well for me on 4 android devices in our house. These range from an old HTC running CM7 to my Nexus 7 Running 4.2.2
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kAcA.:
AdAway is much better than Adfree :cool:
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ejay_gl:
+1
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ademanyem:
AdAway is better one :o
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Someguyfromhell:
Prove it. What makes it better?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michel_666:
Odp: Ad blocker for arc s, that realy works..

Blacklist/Whitelist in AdAway made me choose it.

AdFree blocks one of the biggest polish sites(wp.pl).
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] popthosegaskets:
For my case, ADFree is good enough.

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[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ejay_gl:
why we should prove this for you? just try them both and you should see the differences and then you can stick to one of them
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kyrie1965:
Are there ready solution to change gray background color of buttons bar to black color (like on Japan SO-02E)?
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avetny:
Yes. Check the RomAur thread.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ame123:
Can't find any siolution could you please help me to find it?
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avetny:
Check the page's there. Please.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ame123:
But where should i check?? Could you post the link please
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mustaine8661:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2167064
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avetny:
Oh boy.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=38688376&postcount=78

And you can download from here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=38706044&postcount=94

We don't have a better solution for now.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ratcom:
For the statusbar modify SystemUI.apk/res/layout/status_bar.xml. (android:background=)

not had time to look myself yet :(
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avetny:
thank you !!

......learning mode activated...process begin =P
[General Questions and Answers] khuramuzair786:
Dear friends ..............!

I have some problem with my samsung galaxy s korean model SHW-M110S , the problem is that when i purchased the android phone its all functions works very well and also google playb works very well after 2 weeks when i download any application from google play but it give me error " connection time out " regularly give me that error. then i ask my friend he tell me that format your android phone and i fornmat my android phone ... but now after format the phone when i login whith google account such as google mail app , google talk app and google play store but it does not login its give me error " can't establish a relaible data connection to the server " instead of first error that is "connection time out " regularly give that errror and i format my phone many times but still give that error frinds tell me plzzzz what i do to solve this problem plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz .............
[Vega General] taschenwolf:
I just downloaded and flashed my Point of View Mobii using VegaBean-Beta6-120dpi-Apex.zip. (before I had an older version and used recovery apk)

When it finished flashing, I reboot my device, but it's stuck in the booting screen. I waited for almost an hour, it's still in that condition. I tried 5 times, and no change.

I did everything as described:

16GB SD card with primary partition 14GB formatted in FAT32 and another EXT4 partition with 2GB

I copied the ZIP file to your SD-Card

I boot into Recovery using "Recovery app"

I did a FULL WIPE / FACTORY RESET

I installed the ZIP file from SD card

But after installing the reboot got stuck.....

Is there anyone who has same problem like me? And what is the solution for this?

Currently I don't know how to get into any recovery mode as the easy apk is no longer available :crying:

Thank you.
[Vega General] taschenwolf:
solved

Hello together,

in the meantime I got my PoV updated by recovering first manually to original firmware

(google helps :D)

After restoring with original firmware I have reformatted my SD to 15GB primary FAT32 and 1GB primary EXT4 (just in case that the 2GB were too big)

And finally I have used "VegaBean-Beta6-NVFlash.exe"

Now my PoV is running VegaBean :laugh::D:cool: YEAH!
[Vega General] JM128:
Same issue

Hi taschenwolf,

I tried to update my Viewpad 10s to VegaBean Beta 6 but I got stuck at the boot screen after the reboot, just want to ask how you recovered to original firmware?

Thanks!

JM128
[Vega General] coolkid12239:
SD

Have you tried booting without an SD Card?
[One (M7) General] nas02302:
so i got my hands on an HTC ONE and im very impressed.

design wise, its feels like a mac book pro, its almost as thick as GS3.

Sense 5.0 just might win me back from my Note 2.

camera was great, and picture and video quality was awesome.

one thing that really took me by surprise was the speakers.

sound quality was awesome and i could hear some bass in phone speakers.

i would love to have this phone out, but i wont buy it because no removeable battery & no expandable memory.
[One (M7) General] DTJO:
Could you make some sample photos and post them in this thread? Love to see some photos in low and normal light conditions.
[One (M7) General] nas02302:
sorry i had to give it up to somenoe else for now

but once i get it back i will
[One (M7) General] NewBelgium:
Mac book pro feel. Nice way to describe it :laugh:

Definitely want to get my hands on it now.
[One (M7) General] JesseMT4G:
I used to be all about I won't get a phone without removable battery and or no SD slot.

However, the more I think about how I use a phone and hoping if something did happen to the battery, your carrier would help you out, then I see no issue in getting this phone. 64G is plenty of space for me, so I am good there.

So getting this phone, but going to test the heck out of it at the store before hand.
[One (M7) General] nas02302:
i had the evo lte for a bit and i absolutely hated that fact that i could not remove my battery, and thats one of the reasons i dont have a galaxy nexus on my line, i need all of my 64gb of storage, i have about 30 gb of movies and 20 gb of music. im not giving up my note 2 right now for anything.
[One (M7) General] barondebxl:
True lol! MacBook pro feel sound great. So happy that the speakers sound great too!
[One (M7) General] kmyerslp:
As for the non removeable battery, I really don't care as long as it isn't malfunctioning. I don't plan on keeping the phone for more than 2-3 years. I don't fast charge my phone either with higher amperage that would kill the batteries capacity and discharge rate.

As for the 64gb internal issue, I assume everyone that is complaining HAS a 64gb microsd that is full? Is 64gb really not enough for you people? I also realise you don't actually get 64 after android is installed, but still... With usb OTG just buy yourself a cable and microsd reader.
[One (M7) General] Shasarak:
With both of my previous phones, after less than a year the battery was substantially less efficient than it was when it was new - held less charge. I definitely wouldn't want to use the same one for 3 years. It's also nice to have the option to replace it with a higher-capacity one.

As for storage, 64GB would be fine, but you can't get the 64GB version in the UK. I regularly fill up my 32GB memory card with downloaded video, and that's standard-definition stuff; on the the One it'll be HD.

I've ordered a One anyway. I'm an addict. :(
[One (M7) General] coupetastic-droid:
You know, for those still iffy about to expandable storage, remember this. The one has a 64gig variant. Most of the devices out right now with expandable storage can only take a 64gig card maximum anyways. And that's only on a few devices.

I would understand if the one only had a 16gig variant. Even I wouldn't buy it with a 16gig internal storage either. But has a 32 and 64gig variants. So what's the deal?
[One (M7) General] fernando sor:
I have no problem not having a piece of crappy plastic on the back of the phone. This is the direction htc is going in.
[One (M7) General] catachresistant:
I have a Desire Z, which came out, I believe, November 2010. I got a larger Mugen battery for it as soon as it was released, maybe two or three months afterwards. I've been using that battery ever since. So that's over two years. It still holds its charge really well, I don't have any complaints.

I hear what you're saying though, it is a concern. The question is, how easy would it be to open up the One and replace the battery? Probably really difficult, which means that, effectively, these devices have a short lifespan.

It is a shame, really.

I don't think it's always either/or when it comes to unibody designs and an easily servicable battery - imagine if you could slide out a "cartridge" from the bottom of the phone, which would contain the battery, SIM card, SD card. The best of all worlds. The only compromise would be the latch to keep it locked.
[One (M7) General] nas02302:
I open phones to replace parts and etc. evo and evo 3d were easy to open and fix, evo lte was a bit complicated, but this guy is up there with Iphone, when it comes to opening and replacing part, I did not see any openings or areas where screws would be hidden, so replacing the battery is out of the question.

I keep three charged batteries with me all times (I saw Miami heat players leaving their hotel in Boston when they were here for a playoff a couple of years ago, and got to talk and shake hands w lebron and wade but couldn't take pictures because my battery had died) since than I dont buy any phone that does not have a removable battery. Right now I have a 16 gb note 2 with a 64 gb sd card and both are almsot full, I just like having an option to do what I want when I want to. If I didnt want those options I would've went with the iphone!
[One (M7) General] nas02302:
One thing I forgot to mention that really caught my eye was blink feed.

Its pretty much windows 8 but very sexy.

And best feature for me so far and the most fun has been the IR capability, I been using the phone to control tv and cable box and its a great otions to have.
[One (M7) General] Riyal:
Do you have the phone? Could you give us the list of countries the channel guide of the SenseTV supports?
[One (M7) General] micromax canvas 2 user:
this is a good phone !

this phone is truly awsome !

---------- Post added at 04:50 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:44 AM ----------

truly this phone met up to expectation

camera build very good as well !:good:
[One (M7) General] mattman83:
It'll come apart. The HOX had no obvious openings either but you just need to pry the screen out and you've got access to everything. Being an aluminium body rather than polycarbonate (which could flex to allow you to get the screen out) there will have to be a proper way to pull it apart.

M.
[One (M7) General] nas02302:
I did not see see any openings for screws or an area where I can pry it apart..... will update once i get the phone
[One (M7) General] Ddot196:
This. I'm getting real tired of the argument about not enough storage. I feel at this point with a 64gb internal storage the point is invalid. Why would anyone have that many movies on a phone. Or music? I enjoy watching clips but a whole 2 hour video on my phone? No thanks. I loaded up all my music onto Google music a long time ago and have never has problems since trying to listen to it. Idk, I have never really had a problem with storage and I use my phones a lot!
[One (M7) General] mattman83:
Well of course they aren't going to be obvious ;)

http://www.droidsage.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/HTC-One-Unibody-Design.jpg

Look at the inside of the body along the side - a whole bunch of tiny tabs. My guess is these hold the screen in, pry the plastic side of the phone away from the screen (may need special tool) and the tabs will release the screen. Once screen is out you have access to everything.

M.
[One (M7) General] Joshnor713:
That's how YOU use it. I don't mind that much about the storage either, but I do believe in an open/free system. I mean, that's what Android's about anyways, right? Not having an sd slot and access to the battery is moving backwards.

In other words, if I had 32GB only, I probably wouldn't fill up past that, but I believe in the option to. Or, I believe if someone is storage crazy, they should be able to fill it up as much as possible.

BTW, I have 16GB internal in my Evo LTE and can add 64GB external, for a total of 80 GB. This is like where we should be today. I bought an MP3 player in 2009 with 32GB. I CANNOT believe 32GB size is still standard for internal memory. In fact, the DNA is just 16GB. What the freak is going on. Why aren't we progressing with that like everything else?
[One (M7) General] Phil750123:
i totally understand where your coming from.

In terms of storage still being poor, i think its because they have a set price to sell phone at (say £500)

and they seem to spend most of their money on the complicated things like bigger processors and

design etc... then they are left short at the end and have to skimp out on a few things, i.e. memory, memory speed

usb (not being usb 3.0) etc...

Only a theory though
[One (M7) General] Basil3:
We are progressing, progressing towards faster mobile Internet and cloud storage. That's why internal memory isn't constantly increasing.

When I got the one x, I was worried about lack of expandable memory and removable battery. It was a non-issue though, I just used usb otg when needed.

I agree with you, though. It would be nice to have the option.
[One (M7) General] Brac20:
That really isn't what an open platform means, it doesn't mean you should get to have whatever hardware you like on the phone. the open nature of Android is in the software and also the fact that many companies can use and customise it. Different companies have taken different approaches to their android phones. Samsung like to go for SD and removable storage. HTC like to go for closed units. Sony and LG tend to sit somewhere in the middle. It doesn't make HTC's choice the wrong one, it doesn't mean they have taken a step backwards, it is all down to the personal choice for the consumer. For me neither of these things matter, to be honest I'd rather have a solid quality device than a removable back and extra holes/flaps on the phone. If I needed extra storage space I was get a 32gb flash drive and a USB OTG cable.

For many (most) 16gb - 32gb is perfect. But luckily with Android there are many options out there to fit the needs of the individual.
[One (M7) General] Shasarak:
Cloud storage is no use without a signal: you can't stream video while on a London Underground train below ground level. And (at the moment) you can't stream hi def video without wifi. 4G may change that, but I suspect you'll run into "fair usage policy" limits fairly quickly with that kind of volume of data.
[One (M7) General] Basil3:
If you like to watch vids on your phone while on the underground, you could dedicate 5-10gb of your 32gb for videos, and just change it once a week. Alternatively, as I used to do with my HOX, have a 32gb usb stick which you dedicate to videos and plug it in via usb otg whenever you want to watch something.

There's solutions to every problem, and you always have the option of switching to another phone.

Personally, I find using a usb stick to be a great solution. If I get halfway through watching a movie or TV show on my phone, I can just plug the stick in to my TV when I get home to watch the rest. After all, watching vids on a phone will never be as good as relaxing in a comfy chair and viewing on a big screen TV.
[One (M7) General] Riyal:
No. Your way of thinking is wrong. You should not apply your situation on everybody else. Like on our case cloud storage just isn't an option since mobile data here in our country is way very2x expensive. So you shouldn't say cloud storage is called "progress" since cloud storage is just an alternative to real storage with lots of limitations.
[One (M7) General] Phil750123:
i think one thing we can see, the sd slot option is a very sore point amongst a lot of people!

Personally i think 32gb is enough for me, although i am not a big cloud user, i dont like to have my data on all the time

Having said that i would of liked the option of a sd card, even if it put £30 on the phone price. Think they would sell a lot more this way.

But it wont affect whether i buy the phone or not
[One (M7) General] Shasarak:
Oh, okay, I'll take my comfy chair and big screen TV with me on the train to work, then. :rolleyes:

I think you're slightly missing the point, there. I don't watch video on my phone on a train because that's my preferred way to watch TV, I do it because I have to make the train journey anyway (morning and evening, 5 says a week), and I want something to relieve the monotony.

As far as storage space is concerned, one 45 minute episode in 720p usually takes up about 1.2GB. I get through one of those in the morning and one in the evening, so that's 12 to 13GB minimum for 5 days worth. But that assumes that I know what I'm going to want to watch 5 days in advance; actually I prefer to give myself a choice of two or three shows - double the 12 to 13GB and that's all the available storage on the phone.

And that's before you even start to think about installed games (which could be over a gigabyte each), or the fact that every single time you take a photo you're actually storing twenty 4MP photos and 3 seconds of 1080p video. How many of those to the gigabyte, do you reckon?

The even more important point, frankly, is that you lack imagination: you think that because you can't see the point of something, it can't be useful to anyone else either, and that the way you use your phone is the only valid way to use it. People have different priorities and different usage patterns, and "different" doesn't automatically imply "stupid".

In my case, 64GB of storage would be enough, I think; but there's no sign of the 64GB version in the UK yet.
[One (M7) General] linfinity:
:good: will buy it too.
[One (M7) General] mancuk29:
Im debating selling my note 2 for the htc one

The only thing which has put me off htc in the pasr is lag and Bluetooth connection issues

I have a parrot Bluetooth kit in my car and it's essential it works

2 questions is there any lag

Is there any Bluetooth connection issues ?

It's a gorgeous phone and I am very very tempted
[One (M7) General] NiCk.JaY:
From the videos I've seen (I've seen a lot) there seems to be zero lag. Can't comment about Bluetooth, I don't have the device

Sent from my DHD
[One (M7) General] Basil3:
I'm not telling you that Cloud Storage is progress. I'm saying that this is the way progress is being dictated to us - it seems to be the way things are going. Despite this, there are ways to make things work for your situation.

It is you who are missing the point. I'm not telling you what to do, and I didn't imply you are stupid. I'm illustrating that I found a way to overcome limitations dictated to me by changes in the way mobile phones are made, by switching to the use of cloud storage and a usb otg stick. I'm not here to solve your problems, but I did offer you a viable solution.

I don't know where I said I couldn't see the point of having more storage, I would love a phone to have 1TB of storage....all problems would be solved. I'm simply suggesting that you try using your own imagination to solve your problems, and you'll find that there's a viable solution out there. If not, go spend your money on something else.
[One (M7) General] nas02302:
Zero lag and bluetooth was fine for the hour I had it......did see an issue w power button where it wasnt as quick to respond.....idk if bad handset or software issue
[One (M7) General] coupetastic-droid:
I don't think it has anything to do with budget actually. Most think/feel/the future is in the clouds. And I understand it. Why make cloud storage if no one is going to use it. Specially now that google has google drive, I'm pretty sure they are pushing cell phone manufacturer to encourage costumers to use cloud storage by not adding sdcard slots in their devices. This is just what I think though.
[One (M7) General] hamdir:
like we stated the One X and Droid DNA have liquid smooth UI on the JB firmware, project butter fully engaged, the HTC One should be even better in this department
[One (M7) General] Phil750123:
yer your probably right they are trying to push cloud storage more, but im sure price pays a factor somewhere! even if its only 10% of the whole

picture!

i just wish they would let the users have the choice rather then decide that cloud is best for us and we should all go around with our data turned on 24/7 and have amazing signal everywhere. The cloud is the future, were just not there yet!
[One (M7) General] Shasarak:
I'm not normally prone to conspiracy theories, but I suspect it may ultimately be due to pressure from the carriers. It is becoming steadily more difficult to make money by charging people for voice calls and texts, because it's too easy to use free internet telephony and messenger services instead. So, what the carriers eventually plan to do is start charging people for data instead. They therefore lean on the handset manufacturers to design the handsets in ways that push up data usage: constantly moving things to and from cloud storage uses more than keeping things in local storage.

You can see the beginnings of this with EE's 4G sevices in the UK. There's no "unlimited data" option, and almost all levels of the service have unlimited calls and texts, but the data allowances range from 500MB a month up to 8GB a month, with BIG price differences between the different levels. I suspect other carriers' 4G services will follow suit.