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[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Accessories] hagulec:
Hi, does XDA II have built-in Bluetooth support or do I need any other device for connection with PC? I read that XDA II has a bluetooth support only for data in a website.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Accessories] Rudegar:
xdaII support sync with a pc using

bluetooth

usb

IR (i think)

if your pc dont have bluetooth then you can buy a bluetooth usb reciever

if you by only bluetooth data support as in no support for bluetooth headsets then no xda2 support headset aswell

if you mean that the bluetooth support as in profiles is currently limited on the xda2 then yeah but software upgrades will change that

not sure if this answer my question if not

ask again
[Optimus One, P500, V Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tangpro:
Apps Screen off and lock doesn't work in this rom.

Please help me.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2046377
[Optimus One, P500, V General] nomancoolboy:
Share your experience with different android versions on our beloved optimus one ...

here is mine

2.2 (official) = best battery life and Stability

2.3(official)=decreased battery life compared to 2.2

2.3(Cm7)=Amazing perfomance , best for gaming

4.0 (cm9)= Decreased perfomance compared to 2.3 but better than jellybean

4.1(cm10)=Smooth compared to ics and ginger bread , but battery life is not good as we could get in gb or ics

4.2(cm10.1)=Smooothest......

camera quality decreased compared to ics , gb and jb 4.1

i felt that the best one is GB for all over perfomance...

like gaming and battery life
[Optimus One, P500, V General] ManBearrrPig:
would be sweet if we would have 2.2 with some new tweaks and jb theme :)

it would have greatest battery life with minimum ram consumption, decent speed and it would look like jelly bean.

what else does an average user need?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] ayazm.140895:
I like stock gb most!

2.2 It was the best!

2.3- most stable with least bugs. can be used with custom kernel, which is a best combination for stability and performance. ( my current running rom )

2.3.7- light weight, fast with least bugs and themes for cm7 make it look great too!

4.04 pure cm9- I like the Google talk of ics and the themes too, Rom lags a bit, camera is not so promising.

4.1- I have never used it :P
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Junior Einstein:
2.2 stock Rom is good but voice recording sucks

2.3 stock battery life very bad, audio recording bad

2.3 cyanogenmod is slow but stable

4.0 cm9 best Rom in my opinion, fast stable, good battery life

4.1 smooth and fast, would be best if it had good battery life

4.2 worst battery life
[Optimus One, P500, V General] stikmenow775:
2.2-bad, stable and a medium performace for a simple user

2.3 LG - the baterry life is awesome but have.some issues and good performance

2.3.7 cm - exelent performabce but the baterry life lost an 15%

4.0.4 cm9.2.1 - exelent best performance and stability and baterry is like gb

4.1.2 - bad :/

4.2.2 - is really awesome but need fix the baterry drain and stability

Enviado desde mi LG-P500h

CM9.2.1 sorry for my bad english

Saludos desde Mexico
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Swoze:
2.2 stable

2.3 best camera, great battery

2.3.7 fast, good battery

4.0 a bit slow compared to 4.1

4.1 I have been using aokp 4.1.2 and right now i have 78% of battery after 14h50mins of use. I make some calls, alot of sms, watched smth like 30mins of a movie in mx player, listened to some music. I think its a great, its fast and it doesnt spend alot of battery and least compared to what im used in other 4.1.2 roms

4.2 Smooth but bad battery life
[Optimus One, P500, V General] blademarquez1512:
Sent gran my LG-P500 using xda premium

2.2 great battery & perfomance

2.3 médium battery médium performance rare FC

4.0 until now the best

4.1 4.2 sucks battery performer audio lags FC dsp problemas

Sorry for my poor english
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Techgod:
2.2 Used for abt 1 month aftr buying phone then nvr flashed it

2.3 -stock based- bug free good battery (thundervn kernel)

2.3.7 -more features more bugs

Phone.apk fc'ed many times and i missed imp calls

4.0.4 -Epicness unleashed...little more battery consuming....camera exposures need to b fixed

4.1/4.2 - Not perfect but does the job.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] MikeRWK:
2.3- Excellent battery life with Francos Kernel :good:

4.0.1 - This was a CM rom and was one of the best :highfive:

4.1.x - CM10, buggy as hell:silly:

4.2.2 - AOKP Bytecode's version, excellent so far! Been running it for about 2 hours now, replaced the stock launcher with nemus launcher.:good:
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Lt.Win:
2.2 Never used it, when booted the first time, got an update, upgraded to 2.3

2.3 Stock - stable, average battery life

4.0 the best - stable, customizable, good battery life with 3.x kernel.

4.1 - battery drain :|

4.2 - needs stability and improving battery life
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Left4DeadMW:
Use right click to fix typing errors on thread name
[Optimus One, P500, V General] nomancoolboy:
But I use it on phone

No pc
[Optimus One, P500, V General] srahulmca:
2.3 More stable

I feel 2.3 is the most stable and has better performance.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] panwala95:
2.2 - best battery life ,horrible performance

2.3.3 (stock) -good battery life ,average performance

2.3.7-(cm7.2)-best performance , average battery life

4.0.4- smooth , good battery life with 3.x kernels

4.1.2 -smoothest,best audio quality,mediocre battery

4.2.x -worst of the lot crappy performance with crappy battery
[Optimus One, P500, V General] sarus_b:
2.2=average battery, average performance.

2.3 LG stock = good battery than froyo but little low performance

2.3.7=good battery, good performance, best roms imo

4.0.4=smooth but limited multitasking due to more ram usage, average battery

I didn't try 4.0 builds with 3.x kernels.

4.1 and 4.2 not tried...
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Left4DeadMW:
Share your experience of different etc...even standard android has typo mistakes suggestion :)

Sent from my LG-P500..
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Th3rdBorn:
My experience with P505

Froyo = antiquated, but usable if all you require is a simple smart phone

Gingerbread (Stock) = Less antiquated with more options, but stock is so proprietary which I don't appreciate

Gingerbread (2.3.7) = All the plusses of stock Gingerbread with more customization and less proprietary. Excellent battery life.

ICS (4.0.4) = non-proprietary with more options and much more pleasing UI. RAM consumption can be a negative, but using the V6 Supercharger scripts seems to really give a boost. As for battery life, I am still getting about 2 days of usage which is more than ample as long as I'm using one of sweetnsour's .35 kernels.

JB = Beautiful user interface and similar RAM consumption to ICS, however battery drain still needs to be tackled for me to consider using it as a daily driver. Work with the 3.0.x kernels may be promising with increasing both battery drain and performance.

I use the LG Phoenix P505, so most ROMs require me to flash a P505 compatible kernel so my options are a little more limited.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vendetta718:
This is what I'm trying to do: I want AT&T LTE service since its really good where i live but I dont want to pay the premium price for it.

In the options menu on AT&Ts website it gives you the option to opt out of text messaging and picture messaging altogether which would save $20. So my plan is to use the google voice app to send text and picture messages instead of the default messaging app. I already have a google voice number and account set up.

I'm also planning on using my google voice number to route calls to my phone so people dont get confused and/or have two numbers under my name lol

will this work? I just want to make sure that the app would use "data only"

BTW: the red galaxy S4 is just a place holder for the HTC one or S4 or Moto X Phone.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vendetta718:
Bump
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drgnkght:
To the best of my knowledge, the Google voice application uses your minutes when making calls. Basically it calls both you and your contact ( depends on where you dial from).

It sounds like you want GrooveIP (or something similar). It connects to Google Voice over your WiFi or data connection (paid version only I think.).
[Oppo Find 5] davela72:
For those of you that now have this phone, what are your thoughts? I'm liking this phone more and more but do I need it, well, not really. I'm perfectly happy with my Nexus 4 running PA but there's something about this that has me wanting it. I think part of it is the fact that it's kind of the underdog. It will be exciting to see what the dev's come up with, ROM wise. Anyway, my brain is just spinning as usual, haha.
[Oppo Find 5] Haas8:
I'm coming from a sony X10 but the oppo find 5 is working good, I had no dead pixels everything worked out of the box.

I have some problems with contact syncing and gmail updates. Photographs are beautiful, but HDR is not really good on dark spots. (lots of noise because of ISO value's)

I did not wanted the nexus 4 because of the glass back. But I think I would also be happy with the nexus 4. But it is overpriced in the Netherlands, my oppo is cheaper then the nexus 4.

It is super fast compared to my X10. No idea how fast the nexus 4 is.

I think you can better donate some money to charity instead of buying yet another high-end phone ;)
[Oppo Find 5] mindcre8r:
nice

previous phone: HTC Sensation

+ Display: WOW! youtube trailer in HD and people start peeping their eyes out!

+ Sound: I never heard a phone playing it sounds like this

+ Speed: I changed the default (ugly) launcher to APEX, this give's the phone a better feel

+ Camera: Although my previous phone was already 2 year old hence i cannot compare it to recent in-phone-camera's it looks great

+ Desgin: It is sharp but not too sharp edged, it's light and thin. the phone is big in size but because its slim dimensions you will not notice it in your jeans (unless you wear skinny jeans i guess, but who does that :P )

- Temperature when under load, i feel the device is getting pretty warm, your hands start being sweatty.

- Stock UI
[Oppo Find 5] knite75:
Display

Simply Amazing. Bright & Crisp.

However, the screen responsiveness to your touch isn't very good. I find myself having to tap many things twice or three times to get it registered.​

Battery

Terrible. It seems to be draining even while sleeping.

My usual morning routine, I unplugged the phone from the charger. It's charged to 100% over night. I do a few light tasks like replying to text messages, flipping through Flipboard, see one 30 sec YouTube video, brightness setting at 50%.

After 20 minutes of usage, my battery gotten down from 100% to 78%.
​

Speaker

Nice and loud. Best, I have ever heard. But, when you lay it on its back, the speaker will be completely muffled.​

Camera

Sucks. 13MP only in spirit. Colors are over saturated. And, the balance isn't there. Lots of graininess in images, even in ample light. Also, don't use the LED flash. Your pictures will be almost all blown white. Absolutely no setting like macro, scene mode, white balance, panaroma, etc.. Just point and shoot and hope for the best...and often times, it isn't.

My 8MP Nexus and 5MP iPad Mini can take picture and video much better.​

Stock Launcher

The widgets are fugly. Period.​

Build Quality

Strong like my unibody Macbook Pro. However, the power and volume rockers shifts around. The micro USB port is weak. I feel like I'm gonna break that port anytime soon.​

Software

Random reboots at least twice or three times a day. No idea why. I feel like I'm using Windows 95 all over again. Oh, and Gmail doesn't open up. Yeah, seriously, Gmail DOES NOT work on this phone. I have to use the other mail app instead. Latest firmware & Gmail update.

Software is actually 4.1, not 4.2. Coming from Nexus 4, that was a let down. I miss the swype style keyboard on 4.2.​

ROM

Currently, as of late March, no ROMs​

Side Note

USB wall charger & headphones look EXACTLY like the ones for iPhones. Apple will be calling them soon, if not already.​

Conclusion

Beauty & the Beast.......okay, maybe just the Beauty and not much else.​
[Oppo Find 5] davela72:
Interesting perspective, thanks for sharing. Hopefully a lot of these things can be fixed with future updates. What's the deal with the Gmail not working and is this something that OPPO is aware of?
[Oppo Find 5] NargUk:
I really am happy with the phone. Looks great and stands out in the crowd. Screen is fabulous. It's a new kid on the block, so there are a few things that are not quite there yet. But it seems Oppo are really working hard to make a proper go at this. So far weekly updates and regular fixes. I attached a simple benchmark to give you an idea of the spec. I'm sure there are better performers out there, but it seems to hold it's own! :)
[Oppo Find 5] davela72:
drvsbsm, awesome review! I was checking the OPPO forums earlier and was really getting mixed thoughts on the phone. I know this phone is new and things are just getting started and I think that is some of what's driving me to it. I remember when the Nokia N9 came out with it's Hartmann/Meego OS, I fell in love with that thing and it was pretty much a dead platform when released. It looks like OPPO is keeping up with bug fixes and putting out updates so that's a good sign. Most of all though, I think the thing is SEXY, a beautiful device.

I'm guessing the vendor on Amazon is the place to get it from, the one located in HK?

Thanks again guys!
[Oppo Find 5] cdynu:
Very , very good rewiew !

+1...... The good think is that the almost everything can be repaired (soft related ) :)
[Oppo Find 5] knite75:
Video camera isn't that very good.

Video is okay if the subject stands still. However, when subject runs or any fast moments, then video gets blurry or ghosting.

For example, here's a video of my daughter at her Taekwondo practice. Notice how she gets blurry when she starts running?

http://youtu.be/ln_2YvN6f78
[Oppo Find 5] davela72:
Hopefully this will be addressed as OPPO is releasing an update within a few days for camera related issues.
[Oppo Find 5] katamari201:
I have a question about the screen durability. I read somewhere, maybe GSMArena, that the screen rippled very easily and was a bit flexible. That sounds very concerning. I've also heard a few things about poor touchscreen response. This may also be hardware only problem that can't be fixed with any updates.

A lot of these smaller phone makers can just buy off the shelf parts (figuratively) and bulid their own phone. They don't need to develop their own hardware components, just how everything fits together and the overall design. The camera is an Exmor RS from Sony, and the screen is probably a 1080p panel from Sharp. Of course the processor is Qualcomm.

The biggest problem these small relatively no name companies face is the software. It's the brains that makes the smartphone smart, and having a small and inexperienced team, especially while trying to make your own skin, can lead to many shortcomings, from bugs to performance issues to compatibility to poor hardware utilization and battery life. A lot of this stuff even the big boys have trouble with and they have far bigger teams with far more experience. Oppo should go the route that BLU is taking in the future. BLU has a really horrible skin, allegedly, and unstable and buggy phones, but they are supposedly putting stock Android on their new Life series line of phones.
[Oppo Find 5] davela72:
From what I've gathered, the screen is made by JDI?
[Oppo Find 5] NargUk:
The screen is from JDI. seems pretty sturdy to me. They seem to be keeping on top of things. But they have a very good reputation in the high end Av community. It's also not their 1st phone. Just their first soiree in the international market.
[Oppo Find 5] knite75:
I have had my Find 5 for more than a week now sans screen protector. Unfortunately, there are lots of micro scratches already. And, I'm very conscious about where I put and use my phone.

Same practice, my Nexus 4 fair much better even after six months of usage.

All in all, have screen protector or don't have too long of finger nails.
[Oppo Find 5] Allanitomwesh:
New firmware 328,it has camera fixes...
[Oppo Find 5] knite75:
No marked improvement or fixes to camera with latest firmware.

Just new feature: panorama.

Oppo should focus on fixing all the basic camera problems, rather than, adding gimmick useless feature.
[Oppo Find 5] Haas8:
Wow knite please get back to your iphone.

They tweaked a bit around with the iso settings. But not something really spectaculair.

At least they did something. Most companies will be like :"DEAL WITH IT!:cool:"
[Oppo Find 5] knite75:
Most company would release software when it's ready and in decent condition for general public consumption... Not beta....or alpha in this case.

Check the camera... Aside from poor image quality.... Do see any basic features like:

Macro

White Balance

Scene Mode

As a matter of fact, on Oppo forums, lots of threads and discussion on how poor the pictures and video are turning out... Oppo just ignore them...basically, saying "DEAL WITH IT!"

Instead, they spent their finite limited development resources in adding useless Panorama feature. When is the last time you took a panorama picture, aside from just wanting to see how it works?
[Oppo Find 5] Made2Last:
I took a panorama earlier at dinner actually. I did the update out of the box and didn't know it added that so that's cool lol.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bosty13:
So I have xperia arc S ..

I have installed new rom and I forgot to wipe the cache so now when I turn on phone it just write SONY and then nothing else.. and I can't come in recovery.. to wipe these.. how can I come in recovery?? I have rooted phone..

thanks !!
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uath:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=39552745#post39552745

Saludos.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Someguyfromhell:
If you did factory reset, then wiping cache is unnecessary. Factory reset already wipes the cache partition aswell.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bosty13:
Hy :)

How I do factory reset?? :D
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bosty13:
I can't go to recovery so I can do factory reset....
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rod555:
with firmware and CWM embed, than take hold back key to start phone
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] martirio3000:
You probably dont have unlocked bootloader and you installed recovery with x-parts from google play store or runned a cmd file to install it.

When you installed the custorm rom you automaticaly lost your recovery. Each time you install a rom you must install recovery too.

Now that your phone wont boot you must flash stock ics/gb again with flash tool seus or pc companion.

Seus and PCC work only with locked bootloaders.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DAMAGEvINC:
Huge thanks to anyone who attempted this issue! With that said, there is now a working sec contacts file with no stupid Chinese Water Torture sound!! Now sound file has been replaced with push dial tone. \m/ \m/

A common oversight for dialer sounds is found in contacts file, not the system/media. You must replace your contacts.apk with the one provided if you wish to remove water droplets on dialer. All other droplet sounds are found in system/media/audio/ui

The credit goes to andybones for his work. Feel free to use my link. Donations are always appreciated.

Contacts replacement file http://db.tt/oWUiT5eK Just rename old to .bak and set permission on new to R-W and not Read only. PHONE GO BOOM! :laugh:

andybones link http://xdaforums.com/member.php?u=2586080
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FingerBlastJ:
Great upload, much thanks, but im setting permissions to 644 but the system is telling me that it doesnt allow me to change permissions to system files. im using rom toolbox pro, what to do?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Thebear j koss:
Make sure you have permissions set at R-W and not Read only.

Thebe@r'$ G@L@XY
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FingerBlastJ:
got it thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] andybones:
Glad to see this is going to good use :)

#TeamWork
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DAMAGEvINC:
Me too :angel:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sob372:
Link is down can anybody send me a link
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cosa89:
Hey guys I've got some serious problems with my phone...

Today I wanted to flash the new recovery from ivendor on my brend new PC. Ive installed the "Samsung Driver for mobile phones" because I know that Kies won't work on CM10. Well so far so good. I flashed the new Recovery via ODIN. The phone rebootet normally after that like always. Than back on my Homescreen I was going to settings to do a factory reset including deleting all files from SD card. The phone rebooted again and than everything was going to hell...

Than the Android symbol showed up like always after a full wipe but that time the phone bootet into recovery directly and my recovery shows a lot of errors like E:cant' mount / cache/recovery/log E:format_volume: make_extf4fs failed on /dev/block/mmcblk0p17. And my recovery background has this Android symbol which you can see in that link:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-XU5LJWLFf...AZ4/fiL5GNNDg6g/s1600/AndroidRedTriangle.jpeg

When trying to boot normaly my phone only boots till Samsung galaxy/Cyanogenmod screen and after 10-15 secound it goes off...

Please Help!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] foggydisaster:
Cant help you alot, but try to get stock firmware and then root and flash your rom again. It should help you.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lei M:
!!!!!!!!!!!

the most important thing:

you have an i9001

dont flash anything that is made for i9000

flash only things that are made for i9001

!!!!!!!!!!!

please try to flash a stable recovery via odin like clockworkmod 5.xyz.

you may find it in the CM9 thread by arco

edit: just found:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=39640245

Greetings & good luck
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cosa89:
Thanks guys for your help. I tryed all of that. Even flashing Stock ROM hasn't helped. Phone is bricked : /
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lei M:
does odin detects your i9001 when it shows the screen described in 1st post?

if you could do something with odin and if there are no hardware problems your phone is far away from bricked. (my opinion)

take a look at our wiki. you may find something to reset everything (partitions, bootloaders...)

good luck
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kalyan_121:
well dude u r using s+ right..try flashing it through the recovery mode directly if u can access the card..or take a card reader and mount the cwm recovery and flash that and flash those zip files u want through external sd card..i dont trust odin much..maybe we can figure this out together if u didnt fix it yet.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eminence84:
I have exactly the same problem, no matter what I flash (with Odin/CWM) it no longer boots, and it fails to wipe data partition. Any idea how to repartition de data partition?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vidanzor:
It never happend to me but I'll try to help you. I don't know if I'm allowed to put links on this forum but broodplank who is known on this forum for his sgs+ releases has a great tutorial on his site and u might wanna check it out. Google broodplank and acces his website, under the section tutorials you will find what you're looking for.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lei M:
or look on his xda thread...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2216996
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eminence84:
Thanks, guys, I'll give it a shot :good: