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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CyberGmonster:
Started very first with "Jailbreaking" sour apple lol. Didnt know WTH I was doing so just gave up for years until samsung vibrant I got from craigslist. Did miui and CM with that phone and learned just a little about flashing android. Sold that then a few other expensive pre paid phones later I finally settled with sprint contract and galaxy S3. This is where tbe real fun begun:) I dont think I can do nothing but Samsung Galaxy line now. I freaking love this phone and I'm so glad that I didn't jump on the iphone 5 band Wagon.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thommy21:
Samsung Moment rocking ICS...to OG Epic 4G rocking JB 4.1.2....to GS3 on 4.2.2 :good: kinda miss the qwerty keyboard tho :p
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freeza:
Ppc6700, Mogul, touch pro, touch diamond, touch pro 2, evo 4g, evo 3d, evo 4g lte, s3. This phone has been the only phone out of the htc phones I've owned to not have been replaced. Not one single problem.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Nut_House:
Orig Evo, but never posted.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] GRK4G63:
I went from the Epic 4G (SPH-D700) to the Galaxy S III (SPH-L710).

What a huge leap forward! Except now my text messaging spelling errors have increased by like 30% thanks to no longer having that nice slide-out keyboard.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
Atleast your keys don't skip #epicproblems lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TheSocalGuy79:
Came from the HTC Evo 4G. I thought that had a big screen. Lol turned it on the other day and felt like I was holding an iPhone. Lol

Sent from my stock rooted Galaxy S3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] FattyXP:
My first was Samsung Transform, upgraded to Evo Shift, then upgraded to GS3. Always just a lurker though, never posted until now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] BigMan0nCampus:
Huawei 8150 (Didn't even have a thread, we had to miscellaneous section) and HTC Sensation 4G

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ninja25:
Started from the bottom now I'm here.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Slomodrop:
I'll see your bottom and raise you a Treo. It's all beat to heck but I still have it, will find and post a photo of it. Probably dropped it 100 times or more.

No one even knew what a smartphone was back then. Although the Handspring users were really the first in the evolution. Plus there was that crazy add on smart thing you could clip to an original Moto StarTac flip phone that would keep contacts and appointments although that was really just a precursor.

GS3 Sprint LTE - The People's ROM with plenty of Rompnit - KT747 kernel and TK Mod with special sauce - CrossBreeder super butter - Greenify sleeping pills - Nova Prime evangelist - sent from xda premium
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bthorne79:
OG Epic

Sent from my Hellfired SGS3

Sprint SGS3 Hellfire™ Maintainer
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] eichenberg:
I started on T-Mobile with a Wing, then the Touch Pro 2, HD2 and an Amaze before coming to Sprint with the S3.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] broncop3t3:
My first Android was OG EVO 4G. Rooted, then installed CM. Then upgraded to the Photon. Didn't root because I didn't want to lose 4G. Then sold the Photon and got the Galaxy S3. I had the S3 less than a week and rooted. Never looked back. Too bad we don't have LTE in Boise, ID.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galexandr:
Lg rumor 》Treo 650 》 Treo 800w 》HTC Touch pro 2 》 Samsung Epic 4G Touch 》 S3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
+1 on the lg rumor i loved that phone so much even though it broke all the time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Whiplashh:
I had the rumor touch. Very durable phone! Only had it replaced twice! And let it be noted that I was younger and VERY rough on phones.

Sent From My Rooted, S-OFF'd Blackberry Curve using the iOS XDA Application for Android.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bthorne79:
Wow I remember the rumor and rumor touch

Sent from my Hellfired SGS3

Sprint SGS3 Hellfire™ Maintainer
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galexandr:
I had it for about a year. It was in great shape but the sliding broke. So I got it replaced by Sprint for free and sold it for $140. I was jumping up and down to have made that money. In August of 2012 dropped $450 on S3 and don't look back. How the times have changed.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RealTic:
I came from the Sprint Samsung EPIC 4G (original EPIC) community. The most efficient device I have ever owned (S3 still kicking...will see how long for tho). I could overclock my EPIC like a mad man and that baby still kept firing up every morning. I dropped it probably over 30 times, the screen never cracked and the phone never had any issues. A very reliable phone. It amazes me the quality Samsung puts into their products. Simply amazing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Whiplashh:
Same here. Had the evo shift and that thing was a beast. Could take a beating

Sent From My Rooted, S-OFF'd Blackberry Curve using the iOS XDA Application for Android.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jose Reyes:
which community...

I came from the Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3 community
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bthorne79:
Not if my wife got a hold of it she busted evo shift evo4g and epic 4g
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] flastnoles11:
She's an animal if she busted the epic, my daughter threw that phone around the house (hard wood floors) like it was a baseball and still does to this day! Lol barely even a scratch, that thing can take a beating!

SPRINT GS3 FAQ
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sevenpioverthree:
This is my very first smart phone ever. Before this I had the samsung intensity (not the intensity 2, the first one) and before that I had the voyager. Getting this phone was like coming from the 80s, I was awe struck at the technology and I'm pretty sure I annihilated my first battery although I'm waiting on my airave to see if it makes a difference

I would like to take a moment and brag that I never bricked my GS3 and successfully rooted/flashed my first ROM on my first try but I did have trouble restoring files with TIBU, didn't exactly think green text would ever be a bad thing ha

I do love this community though, I hear about some people who like to give snark responses but I've never encountered any, ya'll are nice for the most part. It warms my heart to see the term "open source" being used to its full potential!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] das_webos_transformer:
I started on the sdx developers forums, Samsung transform, before that I had a palm centro(my first"smart phone" and I was the first person I knew who had a touch screen phone(: ) then I got a palm pixi,webos had real potential (it was the first thing I rooted, yes you could root them and yes their was a custom kernel and yes you could over clock (600mhz--> 800mhz made a HUGE difference) then I thought why don't I root the transform!? And I immediately switched back. Lived on it for almost the full 2 years and bought my friends nexus s4g, he needed money I wanted a nexus win-win. I used that for a month and got this bad boy black Friday on my grandmas upgrade(mine was a week away) and rooted it first chance I got! And in between there, about a year ago, I got an Acer a100, it finally bricked, as they tend to do a week ago, we sent it in and hopefully they don't notice that I took it apart...lol and I get a new one!

There's more than corn in Indiana!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kjjm:
I also had the evo shift. Great build quality, lousy software support. I rooted out of necessity and was running CM7.2, rc2 before I upgraded to the s3 (currently running liquidsmooth). Quite a difference. I used to have a blackberry curve for work, too.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bthorne79:
Tile floor facedown in a outback steakhouse kitchen she is the food and service manager

Sent from my Hellfired SGS3

Sprint SGS3 Hellfire™ Maintainer
[Member-Found Deals] clip3009:
On sale now at amazon and newegg + free shipping

I noticed it went from 63-55 today

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Electronics-microSDXC-MB-MGCGB-AM/dp/B009SK57ZQ/ref=cm_cr_pr_pb_t

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ..._mmc=AFC-C8Junction-_-cables-_-na-_-na&cm_sp=

promocode: EMCXTVW54, ends 3/27
[Member-Found Deals] daniel4653:
Nice too bad they have had em as cheap as $40. Thanks for sharing :)

http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb374/TexasEpic/ThePeoplesROM-KennyGlass123/daniel4653.png
[Member-Found Deals] aalupatti:
Never seen them as cheap.

SanDisk has gone down to 40but not samsung.

These samsung cards are much faster than SanDisk of same specifications
[Member-Found Deals] Solar.Plexus:
How do you figure these are better than the SanDisk UHS cards?
[Member-Found Deals] aalupatti:
Sandisk cards are the most reliable ones in the market.

This specific samsung card has higher specs ( transfer speeds) at least on paper and in reviews compared to sandisk 64gb class 10

Sent from my GT-N8013
[Member-Found Deals] clip3009:
You mean samsung? I agree. I think we can start a poll. Sandisk vs samsung.
[Member-Found Deals] aalupatti:
No i mean sandisk is more reliable overall.

Dont know much about the reliability of samsung cards... not very popular but i know that this specific card from samsung has faster read write speeds..

Again using this card over sandisk class 10 may not make a difference in real world use in phones..

The difference would be copying large files.
[Member-Found Deals] irule9000:
smasung vs sandisk

Guys I previously did research on this when looking for a sandisk 64 gb, and hands down samsung is the better card. In terms of speed and functionality samsung is the clear winnner. However many choose sandisk for the better price. Sandisk went down to 38 at one point and if you are willing to wait can be had around 46. The samsung card averages around the mid 70;s most of the time, even on amazon. I would highly reccomend this specific deal as you will not find the samsung at a similar price. It has great reliability. Sandisk, as many people have found with the 64 gb, has iffy quality. They recieved some bad rep from an earlier faulty batch of cards. This was a manufacturing issue and has been fixed at this point. Don't be afraid to buy either because of quality. I personally use the sandisk, simply cause I didnt want to pay more for the samsung. However at this price point, I would buy the samsung without hesitation.
[Member-Found Deals] Techlyfe:
???

I don't like the fact that the pics from newegg and amazon have different typefonts on the cards itself. Of course it's possible one or both are using differing generic photos. Not sure if I trust amazon over newegg when buying sd cards... But I do have amazon prime... But then again newegg will definitely have it to me in one day if it ships from the jersey warehouse... So confused... Anyone have any advice? Oh and btw, the last samsung card i bought 32gb class 10 was amazing compared to my class 10 sandisk cards.
[Member-Found Deals] clip3009:
http://m.samsung.com/us/peaceofmind/ceddealers.html

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[Member-Found Deals] ronj1986:
The Samsung says that it has a 10 year warranty on Newegg site.
[Member-Found Deals] clip3009:
Also correct
[Member-Found Deals] Cynagen:
What a blatent ploy to try to gain unwarranted thank yous to your account. Shame on you.

That being said and out of the way. I have a SanDisk UHS-1 (Class 10) 32gb card myself, and while it's pretty fast, I'd like to see how a Samsung would work in my Samsung Galaxy S II! I just might pick one of these up... If I manage to fill my existing 32gb first.
[Member-Found Deals] clip3009:
Thanks samsung sdxc 64gb is fast. Im getting 18mb/s write speed on average
[Member-Found Deals] clip3009:
Now up to 70$
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] Frankinstein:
yesterday suddenly my earphones started working weird...sometimes the sound came from left plug sometimes frm right and most of the times from neither...i realized that there was some problem with the wire near the jack coz as i moved it the sound used to appear and the next moment disappear...plzzz help me how to fix it as it is my second earphone and its not too much old ...plzz help!!!!!:crying:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] Imranabbas22:
Bud use a pin or needle and check if there is something inside the jack, like a metal or wire that short circuits the connection? Clean it, Blow it, then plug in your earphones and tell me it works?

If no then just incase try other earphones, if other works then you have a problem in YOUR earphones!

If still no, then take it to Samsung service centre, they will fix it for you! in this case the problem will be your jack where you put your earphones is damaged, probably due to moving earphone pin like a mad cow!

Hit thanks if helped
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] menewtoroot:
Use another headset...

** rooting is new for me,

nd i am a noob to root....:D:D**
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mtora83:
I installed the official miui off the chinese website to my tmobile note 2. It works, but I get no signal. Please help me. Thank you.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] RonnieRuff:
First off I would say go to your back-up

CARBON NIGHTLY | KROZ HUE THEME | CRACK FLASHER
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] samklee:
The official miui roms are for the n7100. We have to wait for a n7105 release.
[HTC One X] Myth1c:
My One X's Android OS is using about 300 MB each month. This is waaaaaay to much, my friends have about 5MB of data usage with the OS.

Lookout security didnt give me any creeps, so I have no idea what might be causing this..

Any ideas?
[HTC One X] bloodhunter112:
Are you serious? I use 1gb each month.

300 mb not much. Just turn of auto sync or something
[HTC One X] treebill:
Yeah but for the OS to be eating that much isn't normal. if you are using facebook ect. 1GB is easy to eat on nom nom
[HTC One X] Myth1c:
Yeah, that 300MB is just from the OS. With the rest of the apps I get to 1GB, but that doesnt matter. I just wonder why my OS is using so much :S
[HTC One X] KaaliRaat:
I faced the same problem, issue was somewhat with auto backup of data, sync of app data & people details in google account,

BUT the main culprit in my case was uTorrent application.

Even though there was no torrent added to it, i didn't even opened it,

it was using 1GB data daily on WiFi and in data usage it was coming under Android OS usage. I uninstalled it, everything went back to normal.

So try to look for such apps which eat up your data in background, it may not be an error of android OS as such.

Hope this helps, Press THANKS if it did help you :D

Enjoy :o :cowboy:
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] aaartis1:
Hey!

How can I figure out what version of CyanogenMod I have installed on my Gio?

I installed it few months ago and I can't remember :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] s!mon:
go to Settings -> Cyanogenmod settings -> scroll to the end and choose System -> under View change log you can see the version of CM
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kaitian:
You're all probably thinking "Oh he is stuck in a recovery loop and here's how you get out of it."

This all starts with the fact that I'm trying to use Kindle Fire Utility to root my device. However the normal circumstance is that it must boot into fastboot but in my case it is impossible to get past fastboot no animation and just sits there. I've been trying to my research on how to do this but I can't seem to find an answer for this. I've already told my computer to boot it back into normal mode via ubuntu with the fastboot command "fastboot -i 0x1949 oem idme bootmode 4000" and it works fine that puts me back in normal mode past the no-animation screen.

So I'm still trying to get rid of this fastboot recovery loop that still persists. I've already restored back into stock rom and the same problem persists. Has anyone have had this experience and successfully the eliminated the loop problem?

In a similar circumstance is that if I have my normal cable or factory cable plugged into between my machine and the kindle, it does the same issue and does not get past no-animation part.

I'm guessing it comes down to the fact that there is a misconfigured setting on the kindle regarding TWRP perhaps. I would appreciate ANY help whatsoever. I want to eliminate this stupid problem. Now, remember, I am able to get back into normal mode via ubuntu with the above command line so that isn't the issue here. The issue is this fastboot / does not get past no-animation stage that I want to fix.

EDIT: I've resolved this. I was missing the fff bootloader which was causing all of my issues in the first place. Sorry for wasting your time looking at this.
[HTC Aria General] wistlo:
After I acquired a newer phone (but kept my old plan and SIM), I put my Aria to work as a simless, wifi SIP phone client.

I have four SIP services configured via CSipsimple, and use whichever is providing the clearest service (three of them are toll-free only, but I use it to call a toll-free conference bridge at work).

The audio quality via headset seems no different than when I use the same client on a much faster LG P930. The Aria has an advantage in that it will run stably for days, unlike my LG P930 (Nitro HD) that can't get through a day without a freeze or a reboot.
[HTC Aria General] aybarrap1:
Yep...if you have root and go through and disable the extras and slim her down, it makes a great sip phone.
[HTC Aria General] ECEXCURSION:
This is a really neat project, something that I actually considered doing last year.

I hope to see updates!

Subscribed!

Sent from my HTC One XL
[HTC Aria General] dansou901:
I'm using my Aria as SIP client too, accessing the given features in my Fritz Box, using Wifi as well as a connection over VPN (using the MyFritz service). This setup allows me to use my home number for calling from work and other WIfi networks all around the world.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pamarakos:
Hi all

I own an SGS 1 so I'm on CM10.1 with Semaphore kernel which is supporting live oc (and I've managed to live oc it up to 128% working stable), so it's a month now I've purchased a used sgs2 and wanted to get it higher as my older sgs1, having in mind it's dual core and using 1gb ram I think it's going to be lot faster than my sgs1:)

So I saw there are plenty of options for roms based on cm10.1 and even cm10.1 itself as on sgs1!

But although I've searched quite a lot, haven't found easily a kernel supporting live oc!! Isn't there such an option for sgs2?

Also whats' the limit of OC/LIVE OC in rough words of course (I know that it depends on each certain device) and what are your average scores in Antutu?? Are they really around 12000?

EDIT: Since I've been start searching for two days now on issues other people deal with I've found lot of threads and posts commenting about the internal storage that it's divided in 2 parts.....2gb for the whole rom-apps + almost 12 gb for the user!!

Now is this true?!?!

I'm using the sgs1 8gb internal card as a whole....isn't it the same here on SGS 2?

So if I install let's say Asphalt 7 which screams for almost 1.5gb, data goes straight to 2gb "system" partition?? Or maybe "data" folder is on the 12gb partition?

Can't this be used as a whole?

Thank you all

C'ya
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pamarakos:
I believe I ve placed my question in the right place...but no answer from anyone???!!!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Christian Nothing:
Search in original Android Development section for kernels that supports oc.

And the maximum oc is 1.6 ghz but the stable is 1.4.ghz but the oc will drain the battery even faster.

And you don't need to oc this phone his 1 gb ram and 1.2 ghz will not give you any lag on any hd apps.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pamarakos:
Thanks for your reply....please can you "enlight" me for the sd issue i've edited on my first post? :) Is it true what I'm reading in other threads? :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Christian Nothing:
Those 2 partitions that are divided our internal storage is system and sd card.

In the system are going all apps that you'll gonna install and in the sd card will going all data from those apps.

Hope I clear you out :p
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pamarakos:
Ok then its like system folder I have now on sgs1 which is even limited in just mb, so now I ll have 2gb for apps and rom and sd card for data of apps and games...thats good:)

Photos and video recordings are going straight to sd card(not the 2gb partition) hopefully??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wawa9292:
joke

the Videos an Photos will never go to system or app partition... unless you have a cam app that's support root access.. :p :laugh:

welcome to SGS2 family
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] RobertoLV:
Hi, the next month I'll take my vacations in Mexico City, I planned go with my T-Mobile Pocket PC Phone Edition, but I talked with the T-Mobile Customer Service and they tell me that if I use my Phone in Mexico I’ll pay $1.49 dollar per Minute!!!.

Mexico don’t have XDA, only regular PocketPC and the ultimate Cell phones (included Smart Phone).

So, somebody have any idea, any trick, any tip??

Somebody tell me “unlock your phone and put a Local SMD Card”, but I don’t know.

Thanks for your Help.

¡¡Salud!!-2
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Carlos:
What I do down there is use a local pre-paid card in my unloocked XDA. That's convenient and reasonably cheap.

Besides the $1/minute, be aware that every SMS costs 35 cents! That's inbound and outbound, no matter where it comes from, you're paying.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] RobertoLV:
Hi Carlos, thanks for your Answer.

Can you Explain me Step by Step??

My T-Mobile is USA and for now is Locked.

thanks Friend.

P.D. Do you Speak Spanish???, If your Answer is SI: Sería mas Fácil para mi si me lo explicas en Español. GRACIAS.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Carlos:
Step 1 is to unlock the phone. There are tools and instructions on this site for doing that.

Step 2 is to acquire a pre-paid SIM from Telcel when you get down there.

Step 3, obviously, is to put it in and use it.

That simple

Yes, I speak Spanish, but can't write it and have trouble reading it. I was born in Cuba but educated and raised in the US. We moved here when I was five years old. Never got a formal education in Spanish, just conversational.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Carlos:
BTW, it was funny the first time I went to get a card down there. They asked for what phone, and I told them. They said they'd never heard of it. I pulled it off my belt to show them, and everybody got wide-eyed and actually kinda moved back away from it. My friend said it looked as if I'd pulled a wiggling alien baby from my pocket.

Mexico is way behind on some technologies.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] RobertoLV:
:D :D Yeah!! but you know what? Here in USA a LOT American People Don't know NOTHING about the XDA or PocketPC, only Know the Call phone with Camera, but when I Show them for example ==> TERMINATOR 2 MOVIE (DivX) all the People said "WOW!!! what is That???" when Show that I can Access my bank of America Account , the same thing!!, but is True Here (USA) is more "normal" in Latin Countries is Not "normal" jejeje.

thanks.

Other thing, for unlock the phoen I need to use Unlock Program Rigth??

Gracias.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Carlos:
Well, when the typical Mexican earns less in a month than what the XDA costs, it's easy to see why they would be rare. If I took mine to Cuba, they'd think I was an alien.

I unlocked mine using one of the SE ROM's a while back. I understand there are other methods now, but don't know the details on any of them. Check in the "unlocking" section of the forum.