yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] aneftp:
Yeah, that's odd. I guess my account has slightly different prices than the public since I have ATT's FAN (discount). Whoever gets a discount with ATT also gets the same $549 prices as me. But the public may see the $649 price only.

But anyways, I like the Note 2 a lot. But the Verizon Note 2 is driving me crazy. Cause I have both ATT and Verizon service, I am looking for that one "universal phone" that I can sim swap all the time.

And the Verizon Galaxy Note; when I put in one of my spare lines with my ATT sim. I can call people. I can text people and people can text me back but sometimes it a 10 minute delay between someone sending me texts and me actually receiving the text messages.

But the one thing that I can't figure out is I cannot receive a incoming phone call on my Verizon Galaxy Note 2 with my ATT sim in. I have 4 other free lines with ATT and each sim I put in cannot receive and incoming phone call. I posted this problem on the QA section and no one can answer it.

My Verizon LTE sim works perfectly with the Verizon Galaxy Note 2. Everything works.

Verizon doesn't make it easy to deal with their "unlocked" GSM chips. I may have to resell this Verizon Galaxy Note 2 if I can't find a reason I cannot receive phone calls and why there is a 10 min delay in receiving texts (I can deal with the delay in texts). But not receiving incoming phone calls is a huge problem.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] denpad2010:
Maybe off topic, but you said you use you Verizon lte sim card to use your unlimited data on your ipad?? I was thinking do that since I really don't care about calling, well I was thinking and android tablet, anyway is that posible, you can use your data on you ipad at full speed? Please confirm that, and did you need do some hacking or modification, thanks a lot please reply :D
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] aneftp:
Yes, per FCC agreement with Verizon (when Verizon won the spectrum for LTE license). Verizon agreed not to "restrict" LTE device usage.

In plain english. Verizon cannot throttle. Verizon cannot disable LTE device sim switching.

That means you can put your LTE sim from your Verizon phone line into a mifi device or a tablet and use data as much as you want and it will be charged at the same rate you for the sim card. That means if you have unlimited data with Verizon. You can switch the LTE sim from phone to a tablet. Any tablet including Android or iPad.

And what's really cool now, is Verizon integrated their messages with Verizon messages app for both iPad and Android. So you can download the Verizon messages app and synch it with your real Verizon phone number.

So now I get all my real Verizon phone texts on my iPad with the Verizon messages app. And I can send texts to anyone I want. I am not restricted to just iMessages with iPad. And people text my real phone number to my iPad. It's very handy since I have cellular data on the iPad 24/7 and it's with me all the time.

http://www.verizonwireless.com/wcms/consumer/products/verizon-messages.html

This LTE sim switching without limitation is the real reason Verizon is trying to force people off unlimited data. Unlike ATT who can throttle my LTE speeds after 5GB. Verizon cannot throttle LTE speeds per their FCC agreement. ATT will also disable my phone data sim if I try to move it from my iPhone to my iPad. Because ATT doesn't have that FCC restriction. So they can restrict data as much as they want. Verizon cannot restrict LTE sim switching.

The beauty of unlimited LTE data with Verizon. Do not ever get rid of it if you are a data hogger. I don't use a crazy amount. Maybe 5-10GB a month on the iPad. But there are those who blow through 300GB of LTE data and cancel their home internet. Plus all Verizon tablets have hotspots enabled. So I have basically free hotspot with my Verizon iPad I can tether all my devices to.

FYI: Verizon can still throttle you if you are in 3G area. Their FCC agreement deals with LTE devices in LTE areas.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] denpad2010:
Thank you very much for nous reply, wow I don't care about phone really I don't talk to much actually maybe 30 minutes a month anyway I use Google voice so I can download an app to make call using my Google voice number so um good :thumbup::thumbup:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] yankeesfan714:
Afternoon fellas. Would anyone know how to pull a sound from an app? I want to pull a specific sound and use as my notification tone.

Thanks in advance.

Sent from my GT-N7105/sgh-i317
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrevankyle:
APK's are just zips. Just put it on your computer open in in winrar and search around till you find the sound file
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] dafoxs:
Or 7zip

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jethro650:
If you happen to use root explorer, long press on the app in /data/app and extract. Not sure about other file explorers. This way can be done right on phone. Will work on system apps also at /system/app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheBigSizzler:
So I'm relatively new to rooting my phone (toro, Verizon Galaxy Nexus). I have the most up-to-date nightlies from Cyanogenmod and just had a couple quick questions that I would cherish some help on:

1. What is the best option for backing up before flashing a new ROM? Backup all user apps, backup all system data, backup all user apps + system data?

I ask this because I typically use "Backup all user apps + system data" but when I "Restore all apps with data" the phone is significantly slower. I know this should be due to the amount of stuff I've installed on the phone, however it's really not that much. The Play Store, as well as Swype when entering website addresses on Chrome, lag tremendously.

2. Is there some items I should NOT backup?

I'm curious if by backing up everything, particularly system data, and then restoring it all, I may miss out on (restore old info over) some of the tweaks/fixes in the newest builds.

3. Lastly, really really minor, when I start up my phone after a new flash, the Wi-fi/3G/4G and network strength symbols are a light blue. However, when I restore system data and all user apps, they stay grey after restarting. How can I fix this so I can keep those icons all blue like the battery indicator?

THANKS SO MUCH GUYS!!!!

Mark
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 063_XOBX:
Don't use titanium backup for system data. What would the point of wiping data be if you're just going to restore the system data and possibly bork your install later?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheBigSizzler:
But which files are needed to restore things such as your call log and text message history?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Wh1t3Rose:
Easy.

1) Open Tibu.

2) Click "Backup and restore"

3) Click "Click to edit filters"

4) Click "create label" then "add elements"

5) click "Call Log" & "SMS/MMS" (See screenshot).

6) click the check mark (top right). Then name the filter (Calls/SMS).

7) go into schedules.

8) choose "Create new schedule"

9) select " Backup All System Data". Add the filter you made in step 5.

10) Done!

Also when you use TIBU to restore your call log and SMS on another ROM later on its best to choose the XML method for restoring not snapshot. Takes longer but is most compatible.

Toro | Xylon | AK Diamond
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Wh1t3Rose:
Forgot screenshot

Toro | Xylon | AK Diamond
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeQuality:
I found this post to be very helpful: http://www.modmydroid.net/forum/showthread.php?1715-Titanium-Backup-Explained
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] bimmer10:
Hello All

Im currently running WM2003 version 4.10 and this morning I started having problems running file explorer. The file explorer opens but I cant browse anything, even if I connect via active sync and click on explore I cant browse the through my PPC. Any suggestions? Thanks
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] alqwerty:
Happens to me once or twice (4.05ENG).

Stuck at My Device with nothing showing below.

Can still browse with activesync though.

Only cure for me is a hard reset or use one of the other file managers.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] T0722:
happened to me too...i just did a hard reset and everything was ok
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] alqwerty:
Happens again.

Heres a less painfull fix:

Take out SD, Soft reset, Run File Explorer, Put back SD, Works again :)
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] Qman:
Cool, thanks for the tip! 8)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
Does anyone know how to sync two Google accounts' music to one phone?

I figured out how to add a second account to my phone, but there is no check box to sync Google Play Music? The box only exists on my first account that's on my phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] singlesword:
That option is currently only available for tablets only. The smartphone version of Google Music will only allow you to sync one account for your music and would have to toggle between the accounts for each music library.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
How do I get the tablet version of Play? I currently have Play on my Nexus 7, but when I added another Google account, there was no option to sync the music?

I am using Android 4.1.2

AOKP version aokp_grouper_jb_milestone-1

Build number aokp_grouper-userdebug 4.1.2

JZ054K eng.sethyx.20121029.020451 test-keys
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] culaterout:
Well,

Hi name is Chris. Anyways did some digging.

Unless your willing to take your devices in and pay for Domain App by a store I don't see anyway other then storing in DropBox. :(

Here is a quote on what I found

"misterteche says:

I employ Google Apps for Domain and have a general "family" account for sharing purchased apps then configured that family account on each phone. Nothing else is shared--no email, contacts and calendar. That solved the issue of other family members having access to contacts and emails. On my teen's phone, I configured "pin access" in Google Play so that no authorized charges are made to my credit card.

BTW, a factory reset will need to be done if you want to change the primary account Google Play is associated with on the phone."

I'm sure if you go into store you can set this up. Unconditionally you will have to pay for both cell phone bills. Married couples this probably works great.

Friends wanting to share music not so great! Google should have a friends share feature were you could listen to the song 5 times then be prompted to continue to listen to this song you must purchase it.

I'm sure with Google Apps for Domain at a store if your running a rooted phone or they would want to lock the service.

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Well Sorry no buddy sharing music in Google Play

:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
Thanks! But, I'm confused, what is "Google Apps for Domain"?

I googled it but came up empty?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jsgraphicart:
Look into the app called "SwitchMe Multiple Accounts." It allows you to have different user accounts for one device. Both music accounts wont be in one app though. You will need to switch users to access the other account.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] culaterout:
Google Apps for Domain is a service provided by phone company. Have a friend at work who set this up with At&t had to request this service at the store. Remember right he had to pay like extra 25 dollars a month to keep service turned on bewteen phones and tablet. Switch me multiple accounts i didn't mention because you had to reboot your device to access different account. The Google Apps Domain is service like any other just request it at phone booth the should be able to set it up for a steep price. Furthermore I assumed that you didn't want to reboot or have access to there email account just the music.

C-U-LATER-OUT...

:laugh:

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PS ....

Dad worked for Qwest and At&t had 40 yrs as telephone and fiber optics installs. Qwest former US West now Century link is a Mountian Bell company that provides phone service for Lousiannna, Colorado and few of the southern states.

Anyways from what my dad told me you can request any service you want from the phone company but it will cost you. Now i would explain it in full but we would go off into astro physics. In short they program the phone to send and recieve music files to and from the google accounts.

This setup is why they would want your phone and tablet to program them to recieve just those files.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matthew0776:
You need to sync first acct and save music to device .... Log into second and do the same thing...done. I have noticed if it doesnt sync u mite have to enter play music store and play a song that has been purchased and u should see sync music ... Then u want to save to device. Btw...I have done it on my tablet @ home with no prob except the play store thing but works after that...shouldn't need anything else.

Edit: didn't see other member mention that it works on tablet but not on phone... Weird. I'll have to try it now!!! Lol gonna gave it shot and report back...sorry. But def works on tablet tho...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akira02rex:
WTF? :eek::silly: This guy is very confusing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] culaterout:
Well sorry skipped over what she really wanted. Personally I just setup a 500 gig external hard drive wireless network with my Xbox and save files this way. Not into having music on my Asus tf300 when I got the nexus 4. I don't stream music unless its a YouTube video. Then I can use YouTube 2 Mp3.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
Thanks. When I add the first account, I see the SYNC MUSIC box but when I add the second account, there is no SYNC MUSIC check box. I actually have to remove the first account and then add the second one. If I do it in the reverse order, it happens the same. Only the first google account that's added gets the SYNC MUSIC check box. I'm thinking this is probably because google has to deal with music license stuff. Can anyone else confirm this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thedudejdog:
Why don't you just upload all the music from account #1 to account #2?

Unless you have more than 20,000 songs then in that case....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matthew0776:
I noticed that as well when I tried on my phone...does it do the same thing on tablet.? Its fine on tablet for me. I'll look for a work around for phone tho. I too am I avid Google music app person. So would be nice to know.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
How did you get it to work on a tablet? I tried to do it on my Nexus 7 and could only sync 1 account?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matthew0776:
Tried it again on tablet jus to make sure..

OK , after I'm signed into original acct. And sync music from acct (1) I went to play store and hit settings/add acct entered other acct. Choose acct (2) from music apk. It did say i would lose music not saved to device. Hit OK. And then synced music from acct (2). I have noticed to get the music from acct(2). I do have to find a song i purchased on acct(2) should say purchased next to it. Play the song and hit sync. Its hit or miss with having to do that step. After experimenting I'm not sure if there is a clear cut system. But i was able to have multi acct music on one device. Sorry i cant be more helpful. Ill keep trying to find a clear cut system that works 100
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
So, you added another Google account from the Music Play app and NOT the Settings > Add Account > Google Account?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matthew0776:
Yup from play store settings...not sure if it makes a diff. But that's the method i used to get it to work...Lol :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] culaterout:
Yes there is a difference you only see your account info for device through the google play app. With the browser I can access all devices Nook Color, Nook Tablet, Nexus 4 and Asus Transformer and send a app, music or book to any device. Even though books really don't need be forwarded to a device.

Simply put this is how manage multiple devices under the same account for families. You can even have credit card info stored under the browser and google play app. So you could buy prepaid cards and have 50 dollars for each kid in your family to load to there account for spending on books, movies and music.

From Google play Store

Manage your devices

You can stream music in your library to any device or computer via a browser on which you're signed in. You can also download music in your library to any authorized device or computer. You can authorize up to a total of ten devices or computers at any one time. At this time, only two Google accounts per computer can be used to add music with the Google Play Music Manager.

Music from your library cannot be played simultaneously on more than one device. If you're currently playing music, you’ll need to stop playback in order to play your music on another device.

To see the Android devices with access to your library and the computers authorized for adding music, visit play.google.com/music and select 'Settings'. If you'd like to revoke a device's access to your library or disassociate your Google Account with the Music Manager on a computer, you can do so by clicking 'Deauthorize'.*Please note that once you've associated a total of ten computers and devices to your account, you may only add a new device by deactivating one first and you may not add more than four new devices per year.

Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] danger-rat:
If you use an app like BubbleUPNP, you can sync it with a Google Music account. That way, you can have one account on the official Google Music app, and the second on Bubble...

You could even try contacting the dev for Bubble and see if they can tweak it to allow multiple accounts...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] culaterout:
This is it

Manage Google music!

http://support.google.com/googleplay/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1229970

I guess you can manage whole account from computer and download and upload songs from computer.

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] culaterout:
To download music 1) tap menu button 2) choice Make available offline! Magazine is printed in Spring of 2013 , but Google play store is going to update app so option may change. Good luck

Sent from my Nexus 4
[General Questions and Answers] yeah yeah:
I been buying apps, games, and songs from the Play store for years, and now everything I do gets errored out. I can download free apps, but nothing paid. Can't use play credit, my CC, or charge to my phone account. Just started the other day. Well, I got an email from google saying they had issues with verifying my account and I need to provide a copy of a utility bill or goverment ID. Are they serious?? Anyone ever seen this? I seen this before, but it was an issue on google's side, and it fixed itself out. I responded to their email, but haven't heard anything. I did a search, and seems like some people have been waiting months for something to resolve their issues, but nothing yet.

Can anyone provide any insight?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] P9vutha:
any dev here, please port this please, I really want it, it's so useful for me.

I can't sync that app this, it seems need some app... thank you. :) looking forward to hear from ya.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] cadeunderwood:
On my Samsung galaxy S3, I installed an experimental Cyanogenmod update which was 10.(?). I had previously been running my phone on what I believe was 10.0.1. (But I'm not entirely sure about any of the update numbers because my phone will currently not boot) After I installed the update, I didn't like the results, so I updated back to 10.0.1(?) which was what I had originally.

After it finished updating, it attempted to boot up, but then it just stuck on the Cyanogenmod booting gizmo indefinitely. I've tried removing the battery and booting into CW recovery (Yes, it will boot into recovery mode), but it still only does the same thing. I need to use my phone tonight, so any help would be greatly appreciated!
[HTC One V] HUAWEIu8652:
Hi I would like to know if there is any way I can port the sound enhancers from SUPRIMO rom thank you!
[HTC One V] 600914:
Decompile the framework.jar from SuPrimo and whatever sense rom youre using and take the soundfx folder from the media folder of the SuPrimo framework and replace the soundfx folder in the sense rom you want it in. Then recompile and push to your device. Then take the HtcSoundEnhancerSetting.apk from the SuPrimo /system/app folder and push it to your device.

That's how I got it to work.
[HTC One V] ckpv5:
You don't have to port anything if what I understand is correct.

You're using the x3remis Sense101 and that ROM is based on my ROM myONEv RC9.0 FX+... so just get the MusicBox from HERE and flash it.

As usual make a nandroid backup before you flash any mods.
[HTC One V] russellvone:
I've noticed that the WOWSRS, HTC 5.1, HTC ENHANCE only with while using native system music app, but not while using Slacker Radio... I haven't tried using Pandora yet.

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Any ideas why?
[HTC One V] HUAWEIu8652:
No Idea

I have no idea but I reccomend using the stock music app.
[HTC One V] somekid15:
flashing music box on x3reme sense didnt work for me, can anyone help me out
[HTC One V] russellvone:
READ THIS
[HTC One V] Pranav Sharma (PS):
hey ckpv5 could you tell me the reason as to why the album arts are not downloading in MyOneV RC 9.5 FX+...:good: since i rooted my phone i use your rom the most .could you just provide me help with this ....

also i think that the sound enhancers that come after flashing the music box works only till the screen is awake..

Thanks in advance...
[HTC One V] coolpixs4:
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thanks

BUT I wonder that does it work with WOWSRS, HTC 5.1, HTC ENHANCE imported...

when I look at the source of lyapota_Musicbox 3, I see that \smali\media\ AudioService smali file also have to be modified...
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Iago-Cobain:
Hello friends, I have a GT-P3100 Currently with cyanogen 10 (4.1.2 .. not exactly sure if that's even in version 10) ..

But have no doubt about the performance of my P3100 ...

I've used version 10.1 and lightness realized it ..

but .. 10 I can not explain the good version 10 .. she is very good ..

but as I am not a developer, just understand the system a bit, and wanted to know your opinions and experiences on this ..

Thanks to those who answered :)
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Iago-Cobain:
Sorry for my bad inglish ..

im from brazil and .. is this
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skazzy3:
Use 10.1. It still has support and its android 4.2.2 and who doesn't want that?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ellenth:
Use 10.1 is better
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vishesh:
Cm 10.1 is far better than cm 10..Cheers
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tyvar1:
Cm 10.1 or Sungsonic HD?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moliverac8:
CM10.1 with any type of doubts;)

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[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tyvar1:
Thanks! :D
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moliverac8:
Better if you press thank botton.;)

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[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IcanIhsanuddin:
cm10.1 is the best!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] silvagroup:
Switched from AOKP 5 unofficial, which was awesome then did upgrade to 6 and it went bad, probably my fault but switched to check out 10.1 it seems to be less power hungry but I miss some of the features of aokp maybe I just haven't found them on 10.1 yet.

Nice ROM however.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tyvar1:
Done! ;)

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