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[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
Here is a coverage map for US T-mobile http://opensignal.com/network-coverage-maps/t-mobile-coverage-map.php.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jess813:
Thanks bud, but that doesnt answer my question, I dont need to know what coverage is in my area, but more what phone is capable of using T-Mobile's HSPA+
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] El Daddy:
Yes it will. T-Mobile used 1700 and 2100 for HSDPA.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jess813:
Thanks EL Daddy! So if a phone lists those bands 1700/2100 that means it'll work with HSPA?

I ask because I am also looking at this phone the Xperia S and those bands are :

2G Network	GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900

3G Network	HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100 - LT26i
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rod3:
That one will probably not work as I believe you need both the 1700 & 2100 to work ( up & downlink connection).
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpookyTunes:
3G or UMTS is as follows;

2100 refers to Band I / IMT and is used in Europe and Asia

1900 refers to Band II / PCS and is used by AT&T in cities, and by T-Mobile (1900 migration).

1700 refers to Band IV / AWS and is used by T-Mobile (most HSPA service is still here).

850 refers to Band V / CLR and is used by AT&T in rural areas.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UMTS_frequency_bands

T-Mobile is slowly moving HSPA from 1700 to 1900 to support unlocked iPhones and free up 1700 for LTE deployment.

I would look for a phone that supports both (1700 now, 1900 future) or it may have a short life span.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jess813:
Awesome! I see now, so in order for the phone to work on HSPA it needs both 1700/2100 bandz. AAHHHHHH SWEET! Thanks guys I made sure to hit the thanks button on both of you!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arvonn:
Nexus 4 works great on T-mobiles HSPA+ . I regularly get 20.8 mbps down/2.5 mbps up.. and this is in a 1700/2100 mhz AWS area .. PDX area has not been refarmed to 1900mhz yet - and Nexus 4 supports both 1900 mhz HSPA+ and AWS HSPA+ - so no worries.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpookyTunes:
Just to clear up one thing. T-Mobile often refers to 2100 as the Download Frequency of AWS (Band IV), while most hardware manufactures reference 2100 as IMT (Band I). See column 2 in the wikipedia link I posted earlier.

I get both bands here in NYC (mostly AWS) and the speed is about the same on both (20 Mbps / 2.5 Mbps), but ping results are quite a bit lower on PCS.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jess813:
Ok cool thanks for the clear up....

i think i am going with this one for T-mobile, so I should be good right?

http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_xperia_t-4899.php
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] denisyo1:
This thread are for Screenshots from your homescreen and which Custom Rom your using :)

What experience you have with your Custom Rom?

(Sorry for my English, i'm from Germany)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qazibasit:
The only custom rom i liked uptil now are:

Criskelo rom for ICS

Slim beans for JB
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] denisyo1:
AW: Which Custom Rom you using for your Galaxy Note?

OK, i think i will try them out.

How is the battery-life?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nigi73:
I am using AllianceROM from my signature. It is very smooth and snappy. It's TW based JB and it's nicely themed with OTAs and a lots of customizations. You can install with or without Samsung and Google apps. Just follow instructions.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amd-dude:
I'm using Super Nexus 2.0

Pros:

Smooth and fast

No Bloatware

Great battery life

Cons:

None really. (some may say it is to much of a minimal ROM) but I actually like that
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tompika72:
My favs

It's been about 15 months since i'm having my beloved Note, and i guess i flashed like 30 different ROM's on it, from GB's to JB's, CM, MIUI, literally everything. Let me mention my 2 favourites, The first one was this: [ROM][4.1.2][10/14] Cookies & Cream 1.3.0. Very highly customizable, smooth, and amazing battery life. The reason i stopped using it, cuz it has some flaws, i cannot save my contacts to the SIM card, or anywhere else, just to my Google, which i don't want. The other one problem was, there's no option to store the photos on your external SD card, only to the internal. Apart from this, a very good ROM. The next i'd like 2 mention is, my all-time fav, Chrack' s XXLRQ v16 Final. I'm using it for a while now, this is the most perfect ROM i ever used on my Note. Everything works perfectly, no FC's, lagging, smooth as melted butter, and it has probably the best battery life i ever experienced. Simply perfect ROM. I cannot recommend anything else more than this.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LordManhattan:
CM 10.1. Pure; like it should be.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] salilpune1:
I liked ultimate rom

In non tw ROM, paranoid android is my favorite....

Currently on alliance ROM... just loving it...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TopOfNewYork:
CM 10.1 is the fastest but also the softest

Paranoid Android is the coolest but buggy

All the TW ROMS including stock are dealable and for a major manufacturer to make a ROM that u can actually use WO having to be an I-Drone then i think every veteran would say that's impressive!

but also that, basic functionality doesn't mean that a C student getting a C+ is someone i want to hire or give a medal...u don't get praise for making something that works, after a million failed attempts, especially when u are a zillion dollar company

All the TW ROMs are pedestrian and I never understood why people can't live wo S-Planner? You use a TW ROM BC u have a separate tablet, and u cant live wo SPen...omg are u kidding? hahahahaha

Start flashing virgins, there's no reason we cant direct mobile computing....u can lay down and accept whats given,which is for them, or u can demand the best and push the envelope

Really we just want the hardware...

Thanks Samsung for making a device that I-Drones might look at BC its big but no thanks on trying to make more Samsung drones.... Its not good for humanity, technological advancement or me personally

BTW i use Paranoid Android (Jelly Beer)

Sent from my GT-N7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsmas:
Well, I am comfortable with sweet rom v4.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jonny:
This thread is becoming a best ROM thread. Also I'm fairly certain I've seen threads exactly the same as this for this device before...

Thread closed
[One (M7) General] schrickm5:
I hear they are using a new type of battery in the One. I read somewhere that it will last longer. It could be somewhere in the mega thread.
[One (M7) General] coupetastic-droid:
Their is also a 64gb variant for the device. I'm not sure if you already knew.

But I do understand where you are coming from. I used to be in the same boat as you.

I've come to realize that not having an sdcard slot shouldn't stop me from having a great device. I will just have to adapt. I'm already familiar with otg, so that's the route I'm going to take with the one before I fully commint to cloud storage.

As for the battery, I never cared. I always take my charger with me and can charge anywhere.

But this is what I chose to do. I know a lot of people that can't just simply make that change. That's why I'm going for the one but I also believe sdcard slots should still have a spot in mobile devices. I myself don't think cloud storage can completely replace sdcard.
[One (M7) General] Basil3:
Did this require a new thread? Surely these "issues" have been covered to death. You could even go have a good read on the hox threads, it was all covered extensively a year ago as well.

As you say, you have a choice anyway.
[One (M7) General] Maedhros:
I am sad about no SD card since the Chinese version includes a micro sd slot.

However, battery isn't so much of a concern. If there is 1 flaw of the DHD its the Battery cover. I am willing to sacrifice not being able to remove the battery if it means a sturdier handset.

I don't think non-removable batteries are a big deal - if they were, iphones wouldn't be selling as well as they are :)
[One (M7) General] djbenny1:
being a cheaply made plastic piece of sh*t is higher up my list of pet peeves than missing SD slot and removable battery.
[One (M7) General] Egan:
Lithium-ion batteries start degrading the moment they leave the factory. So buying a "new" battery doesn't always give you the perfect battery you got when you bought the device. Batteries from older devices come often from older stock. So degraded already.

HTC can always replace your battery when needed or you can do it yousrelf after warranty by lifting the screen and buy the parts on eBay.

http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/everyday-tech/lithium-ion-battery.htm
[One (M7) General] charlatan01:
Add to this HTC's reluctance to release all things necessary for S-Off and functional components like Wifi etc... and I'll pass. Hopefully their tune changes, but based on my past experience, they're not really dev friendly until they prove otherwise.
[One (M7) General] HebeGuess:
That version of HTC One for China Mobile in precise coded as TD101 does have SDcard. However, the carrier opt it with current set of HTC imanging components (8MP) instead of new ultrapixel (4M) and will only put on sale starting July.
[One (M7) General] xionchen4628:
Thanks for your comment. I imagine that if there is no better alternative that I will get use to it as well. I probably won't even care about these "issues" once I start using a phone that doesn't have these features for awhile.
[One (M7) General] HebeGuess:
What? Surely they will never release (officially or not) s-off related things. Not really wanted to went thorough into this issue here..

Related about the Wifi source blame those suppliers who cares their patented techs, even several Nexus suffered from this. But I wouldn't defend them as usually late on releasing kernel sources.
[One (M7) General] riz157:
By no means is htc one a perfect phone and I don't think htc intended it to be either. However having said that it's the best out there by far, ok there is S4 waiting to be launched. Yes S4 will have some software tweaks like eye scrolling(gimmick) but it will be Plastic, cheap nasty plastic,

Yes htc one would be better with sd card but i can live without that however plastic is a completely different story.
[One (M7) General] RJEvans:
Samsung Galaxy SIII - Maximum storage 32GB + 64GB - 96GB total with removable battery

LG Optimus G - Maximum storage 16GB + 64GB - 80GB total (AT&T version) with no removable battery

HTC One - Maximum storage 64GB total with no removable battery

Xperia Z - Maximum storage 16GB + 32GB - 48GB total with no removable battery

If you're looking for a premium Android phone with more storage than the One and a removable battery you'll be limited to one premium phone. Lets face it, these four flagship phones are arguably the best available today. I think the arguments for an sdcard and removable battery are weak, especially given that some of the best phones out today have no removable battery and storage capacity is increasing every year. I don't think these are any reasons to completely disregard a phone.
[One (M7) General] BigNate:
If you don't adapt now you will mostly like have to down the road as it seems to be the trend now to make phones with non-removable batteries and no sd card slots. But I get what your saying I had the same thinking when I got the iPhone but after a couple hours I didn't really care anymore lol. So getting the ONE without those things don't bother me at all.

I'm ready to go back to android, I miss all the customization and for me at least the ONE seems perfect!
[One (M7) General] BarryH_GEG:
You managed to use the word "plastic" three times in two sentences. 90% of HTC's phones are plastic too including their last two flagships the One X/L and DNA/Butterfly. HTC's track record for build quality and QC is no better than Samsung's with the Sensation(s) and Teg3 One X being particularly spotty. The One's a beautiful phone; perhaps the most attractive HTC's ever built. But just because Samsung uses plastic doesn't mean their device's aren't as well built and durable as HTC's. The inner-assembly of both the SGS3 and N2 are magnesium which is more expensive than aluminum but lighter and stronger. If "cheap" was the end game they could have used aluminum or even plastic because no one sees the part anyway. In other words, plastic used to enhance manufacturing accuracy and provide access to a removable battery shouldn't be confused with quality. And by sacrificing a removable battery, HTC has design and material options Samsung doesn't. I totally get that some people prefer the look and feel of HTC’s devices. But the fact Samsung outsold HTC 10:1 in 2012 means either the entire world's mad or there's more to design and the perception of quality than the difference between one brand's "plastic" (or now, aluminum) and another's. And the reason you see so few metal-backed devices isn't cost; it's because aluminum and wireless signals don't mix. The jury's still out on how well voice, Wi-Fi, BT, GPS, and NFC work alone and in tandem on the One based on antenna placement HTC's using that's never been attempted before.

Here's what happens to last year's flagship when the pretty matte finish applied to the polycarbonate shell experiences any type of abrasion.

And here's what happened to the partially-metal (plastic over the antennas) black One S that HTC tried a new Micro Arc Oxidization coating on.

Like I said, the One’s probably the best looking device that’s been announced so far this year. HTC’s done some bold things with its design (all-aluminum, 4MP vs. 13MP camera, 4.7” vs. 5” display, dual-front speakers) that have yet to be proven. Let’s celebrate the One’s success after an effective and trouble free launch and it’s been in people’s hands for a few weeks/months.
[One (M7) General] jcracken:
Note: I currently have a AT&T Galaxy S II, so I might sound a bit biased.

I've been going through this forum for the past couple days because my contract ends in April and I find the HTC One really attractive, at least in some aspects (only two capacitive buttons and software are the low points for me). When I see a large amount of people saying that "plastic is crap" or "who needs batteries and sd cards? they're useless" I kind of agree. But these people also fail to realize, in my opinion, how sturdy plastic is compared to other things. Glass is terrible, I don't think anyone needs to be told that (I'm looking at you, Apple). Aluminum seems nice, but I've had iPod Touches in the past that scratch really badly on the back just from normal use, to the point where I couldn't even stand to use them without a case anymore. (I doubt that the HTC One will do this, however--it doesn't seem to be the same glossy stuff Apple used.) Not to mention with aluminum, you still have to use windows for antennas, at least up until now. My Galaxy S II is the first phone I have used without a case or screen protector.. I have dropped it many times, on carpet, wood, even concrete. Other than a few scratches on the screen, it's pretty much fine. From what I've seen with the S III, it's pretty much the same.

As for SD card, I know many people who fill up their phones a lot. Up until recently, I only used about at max 8 gigs of the 16 gigs in my phone. Same goes for my Nexus 7. However, as time goes on, I've noticed that I've used more and more of the space. Now I only have 3 gigs free on my Nexus 7 and 5 on my S II. It's these type of situations that MicroSD cards are useful.

Finally, as for battery, most people say that they like it because it adds longevity to the device. My main reason for liking it is for hard resets. Sure, you can just hold down the power button for 30 seconds or so, but a battery pull is easier. On top of this, the power button on my Nexus 7 is a bit iffy at times. It can be hard to hold down the power button for 30 seconds when I have to hold it a certain way to make sure it works. It would be absolutely terrible if it stopped working all together.

TL;DR Plastic may seem cheap but is super sturdy; MicroSD cards are still useful and removable batteries can be used for battery pulls.
[One (M7) General] matheus_sc:
I think there no need more than 32 gb. And battery i have a s3 and never trade a battery. I like of android of HTC i espect no blootware
[One (M7) General] Shasarak:
No. The Xperia Z can take a 64GB memory card (you just have to reformat it) and the One is currently only available (in most territories) with 32GB; it will likely be several months before the 64GB version arrives, if it ever does.

That changes the arithmetic a little, and the arrival of the GS4 will likely change it again.
[One (M7) General] fernando sor:
Wtf? Did you run a belt sander over that?

I have the dna and the back is fine. And numerous friends at work have the s3. Lot of cool things about it but please don't compare the plastic on Samsung phones to the one x or the dna. Not even close.

Also I do not use a case.
[One (M7) General] riz157:
Samsung are brilliant at marketing their product, miles ahead of htc. The funds at their disposal are phenomenal, poor htc just can't compete with them. They managed to convince consumers to buy their product, i was one of them who was convinced. So basically selling more doesn't necessarily equate to quality or better product.

Last year was definitely Samsung's year their products were better and more innovative in some ways then most other phones. However that doesn't distract from the fact the S3 note 2 were probably most fragile also and to boot do mark up very very easily( back front sides) purely due to poor choice of material used. I should know I've owned both and sold both within months due to the plastic crap finish. I just couldn't look at anymore after the release of iPhone 5.

Note 2 screen is the poorest I've seen last year biggest disappointment about the phone no matter how well it sold you just can't get over that fact. To be honest i was also swept away by the advertisement, brilliant marketing by Samsung and prefer big screens.

I also bought hox which is also plastic build but compare the design and durability of the two you know which would survive a fall and doesn't look plasticky :silly:.

Last year I went for ext memory, removable battery, poor design, fragile product and crap looking plastic = S3 note 2.

This year my preference is good solid build, quality, design, material, innovative software = HTC One.
[HD2 Android SD Development] PhenNnom:
This is my 2nd custom rom for HTC HD2 aka HTC LEO

Do you need :

HTC HD2

USB Cable

Magldr/Clk + ClockworkModRecovery Installed

____________________________________________________

EXT partition on SD-Card (1024MB)

System partition 180MB

____________________________________________________

Features :

CM9 Based (ICS 4.0.4)

STABLE & FAST ROM EVER !

CLEAR LOOK & APPS

OVERCLOCK PROCESSOR more than 1ghz.

GAMES RUNNING SMOOTH

MONSTER SOUND LIBRARIES (very very louder audio in headphones/speaker)

---------------------------------------------SCREENSHOTS------------------------------------------

_____________________________________________________

Apps Added/Replaced/Removed:

Google Play Music instead Apollo

Added MiFileExplorer for easiest file manage.

Added Google Play Store.

________//////> WORKING : Phone,Camera,Data/Wifi/Gps,Touchscreen,Audio ETC.......<

______///////////> NOT WORKING : CyanogenMod Update

Download link :

MOD EDIT: link removed

If you are found any bugs, please report this in a comment.

Thanks to : XDA-Developers,tytung and dev-host.
[HD2 Android SD Development] gilbert32:
great work. will try at some free time.

doesn't this mean it's a nand rom? this is sd rom development section, i think it should be moved to nand section
[HD2 Android SD Development] Marvlesz:
Back again with tytung's ROM and adfly links? you want to play dirty? We can play dirty too :P

MOD EDIT: Link removed
[HD2 Android SD Development] Diamondback:
You were warned about using ad.fly links yet you continue to use them!

Thread closed.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bilal.23:
hello guyz

i am trying to build my new rom and i need a help from you to complete this project

1. how i can put a mods on my rom like ac!d sound mod how i can put it of course after take a permision from the team

2> what is the inti.d folde and update script and build.prop

i wish u can help me sirs :highfive:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bluezzy:
Search somewhere on forum.There is some thread for sure! ;)
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] albetratz:
i want update radio update but its locked at %10 then i restarted

and i want to enter bootloader but nothing come to screen. no power no bootloader!

how can i solve this problem... :( :(
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] bamse:
You should have read the instructions before trying the upgrade. ROM upgrade goes first, then the radio stack. I don't know if there's something you can do yourself to fix your device, or if you need to have it reflashed by your supplier. Anyone else?
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Replace a new one:
Hi,

Seems like you are another of the many victims who got problems

after trying to upgrading new ROM & Raidio stack. Hope you still

got that warrant and get it replaced with a new one. Otherwise

you might have to try what some crazy guys do here trying to fix

it by doing all sort of bootloader etc.. Hope those who are trying

to get the upgrade ROM and Radio stack be very careful and make

sure your device are from the same supplier or distributor where

you got the new upgrade. Otherwise it will be screwed. Dont learn

your lesson the hard way. :(
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Guest:
same problem here.

i've got the O2 NL XDA

downloaded the 3.15 and radio updates from O2 NL website

installed updates as per instructions

1st update went without a hitch

2nd update totally screwed my xda.

now it takes a long time to start up, and when it does it just displays a white screen with a blue taskbar.

tried the bootloader way of flashing the rom, but still no luck

luckily I can send it back in to O2 to have it fixed.

I may try to do it by backup up another XDA, and reflashing mine.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Leander:
Same prob with me..

I've got exactly the same problem. I downloaded the Rom update 3.15 and the new radio update. First I installed teh Rom update and after a hard reset I "installed" the radio update.

While updating the XDA hang and I waited for about ten minutes to see if the XDA was really hanging. I gave the XDA a hard reset but then the XDA didn't work anymore (white screen and blue bar on top).

I can still access the bootloader. I installed a Rom from a XDA which still works. Still no difference. When I tried to write the Radio rom to a sd-card I got that message that I have to connect one or another RS cable.

The XDA still doesn't work anymore. I have contacted O2 but they told me that they couldn't help me because they can't find my IMEI number in their system. I contacted the company where we ordered all the XDA's but I still don't have an answer.

Thank you O2 for being so nice with not helping me out with my one week old XDA without any scratch. I hope my XDA could be replaced as soon as possible since the XDA will not sold anymore when O2 changes to Telfort !