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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] soulsiphoner:
Am I the only person that doesn't have the scheduled text messaging feature on my device? Has vzw took out such a useful feature m
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kimdoocheol:
It isn't in CleanROM either. I know you can still send a scheduled e-mail, but the option to scheduled SMS I believe should be in messages screen -> menu -> scheduled messaging.

Maybe this feature was taken out. There are plenty of market app substitutes, though...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] nunyazz:
Like a calendar appointment?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] soulsiphoner:
Yeah I've tried everything to get it from the stock text application and nothing. Plus I know I can use a third party app but I really don't want to go that route if possible. Vzw always finds a way to screw up something for me.ugh.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] nunyazz:
What are you trying to accomplish. A message to pop up on your screen at a certain time/date?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] soulsiphoner:
No, we're supposed to be able to schedule a text message straight from the messaging app, this is so frustrating to realize that such a great feature apparently was removed by vzw. This must be why they were last to get the note 2...removal of things we could actually use and branding it into oblivion
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] soulsiphoner:
Let's say I needed to send a text out to someone at a certain time but I'd be asleep at that time, I could schedule it to send the text to that person at that time...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jmorton10:
I've never understand wasting the time to get upset over something this simple.

There has to be 50 different apps that can do this. In the time it took you to type this, you could have installed one of them and scheduled the text to go out...........
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] imnuts:
As far as I know, this was never an advertised feature of the VZW Note 2, and honestly, this is the first I'm hearing of it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kimdoocheol:
Check out the review on gsmarena for the n2. It was a business feature for the n2. Works much like scheduled emailing

Here got it for you

http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_note_ii-review-824p7.php

And to the above poster, not imnuts, some people just want to use native features instead of loading up on apps. It isn't for us to question why he wants it. In the same time it took you to post that you could have been helpful and found him a useful scheduling sms ap
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] shill1986:
I have tons of apps, but hate third party messengers. Even if didn't, I wouldn't want to install something I don't really want for one feature. That being said, if it's somewhere in the phone, I'm sure it could be brought out, like blocking mode, etc. Time will tell

Current:

VZW GNll running B10, 6,200MAh Hyperion with a Dremel'd box of otters & iPad 2

Graveyard: Droid - Droid 3 - T-Mo G2X - iPhone 4S
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] imnuts:
I don't see Verizon anywhere on that. Also, if you're reading reviews, 90% of the time, they're for the international version, which is going to vary as far as software and sometimes hardware. If you really want to know where it is, ask VZW, as they made the final call on it being included or not.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jcollier:
To imnuts' point, that clearly says Galaxy Note II N7100 which would be the international one. That does not say the Verizon i605 was going to get that feature.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kimdoocheol:
Meh, most of the roms are built off the international versions, right? I don't see this included in any of their roms. Op was just asking if it was there. They didn't advertise scheduled emailing, but it is there. Odd they'd have that feature, but take out sms. Probably cause one uses data and the other one goes towards their unlimited texts. Anyways I was just showing where people would get that impression. I never stated specifically that it was for vzw, but an advertised feature of the note 2. And yeah we all know how vzw does things their way. But can anyone confirm this feature is indeed on stock sms? Then it might be as simple as pushing the sms apk over.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] soulsiphoner:
I appreciate everyone's responses and yeah I just hate to have an app that isn't needed if the feature was just left in...I might just root this thing and try to add another messaging app from another version if possible. Like this isn't a MUST have thing for me but I can't figure out why it's not here. Whoever pointed out that vzw left it as a part of the email because that consumes data vs unlimited texts makes perfect sense.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] TechBSwift:
just you go sms, has everything you will ever need including scheduling messages.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] shangrila500:
If it really is on the international version then I dont think it would be that hard to get it on the VZW version, but thats a big if. I havent seen this on any of my phones in quite a while, then again I havent specifically looked for it either.

I would think if it was on the international version it would be on the CleanRom or Beans versions that are based on international roms.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] nrfitchett4:
thought beans roms was verizon based, but cleanROM 4.6 is international. Guess we could ask in that thread.

I was actually looking for this a couple of days ago when someone asked me to text them a reminder for some hockey tickets they were giving me. Had to set an alarm to remind to send the text. This would have been easier...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] imnuts:
Oh hai :D
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] oneders65:
Found! Who, what, where, and when. And last but not least how.... lol
[General Topics] maxd:
hi...

i already have the Magellan gps 315 and wanted to know if its possible to connect to the XDA II. what cables would i need etc.... it is NMEA 2.1 compliant...

thanks for any help or suggestions

maxd
[General Topics] osandlan:
I assume the Magellan communicate with a serial port?

The simple way is to get hold of a serial sync cable and a "crossover gender bender" (that is what I have for my Garmin GPS 35 at least).

This won't get your XDA II charged though... but I think there is a serial sync and power cable available.

Best regards,

Ørjan Sandland
[General Topics] maxd:
hi

thanks,

there is a cable, one with bare wires for wiring yourself or a serial i think...

how do i connect it to the XDA II though...

cheers

maxd
[General Topics] osandlan:
What do you mean? The serial sync cable attaches to your XDA sync port in one end, and has a female serial connector in the other end.

Then you get a serial cable for your GPS, which will probably leave you with a female serial in the "open" end too.

This is where the "crossover gender bender" comes into action, as you'll need a male-male adapter that have some of the pins crossed (any decent computershop should be able to sell you a serial crossover cable or an adapter).

Ørjan
[General Topics] maxd:
hi...

no there is a cable from magellan that attaches to the GPS and the other end there are bare wires for your own use...

could i connect to the xDA II with these wires...

thanks for all you help so far...

maxd
[General Topics] cruisin-thru:
Yes max, you will need a plug that fits the xda though, might be an idea to also input power for the xda through the same plug.
[General Topics] maxd:
thanks again..

where can i get a connector for the XDAII and what wires go where...

cheers

maxd
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JRGB13:
Hello! Well I like to have in my Android 2.3.6 Chococooky source. Is there a way to install it?

I tried to download and install it from recovery mode but that option does not work.

Urgent help. : (
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grim64:
I have an issue with my P6810 (rescued from superbrick), whereby downloading apps or files causes the tablet to freeze.

Holding the power button to reboot does not immediately help because the download attempts to resume upon rebooting, and is only resolved when the tablet thinks it has downloaded the complete file but then finds it corrupt.

Small apps will download OK, but anything larger (only a few MB and up) causes problems.

Once a problem download has started, there seems to be no way of aborting it.

I think the issue is an internal SD card problem. Is there a way of redirecting the downloads and / or the Downloads folder to the external SD?

I am currently using Paranoid 2.55 (Aroma version with google apps) but the problem previously occurred with CM10.1.

Similarly, if I try to install apks transfered from a backup of my phone it can be very hit and miss. Some apps take multiple attempts to install, and a failed install often requires a reboot to restore responsiveness.

Any help welcome.

Thanks
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] CZ Eddie:
So I'm putting together a package of a zillion Notications & Ringtones onto my phone's external SD card.

First thing I notice is that the filename I see in Windows is not the same name as what comes up when I go to select a Ringtone in Jelly Bean.

Any idea why that is, or how I can make the filenames the same in Windows Explorer AND Android?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] zelendel:
This is because android pulls the name from what is listed in the properties section and not the files name.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] CZ Eddie:
Do you know where the properties are that this gets changed?

Because I took one test MP3 and made two copies of it.

1) Name & Properties name unchanged.

2) Name changed to "Test" and properties name (which was blank) left unchanged.

3) Name chnaged to "Test2" and properties name set to "Test 2".

All three came up in Android with the Windows filename.

It's hard to find the ones that have different filename. I literally have like 1000 ringtones.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] CZ Eddie:
Okay, it actually does work. Sort of.

It just takes Android a LONG time to change the filenames for some reason.

If I copy all my name-changed ringtones to the phone, it initially displays the filenames. But after about ten minutes, if you go back in again it shows the new filenames.

Just need to be patient.

Also, it will only display the new filenames if there is nothing listed for the filename in the file properties "Detail" tab. If there is a name in the "Detail" tab, then Android reverts to that name instead of whatever file name I assign it.

Right now I'm trying to google up some sort of batch program that will remove the "Details" name from all my files.
[Android Themes] BOBdotEXE:
Just in case there are any other Megaman NT/ Battle network Fans out there,

I just wanted you to know I made a megaman themed boot animation:

[YOUTUBE]P-CuUBNuBao[/YOUTUBE]

Download here:

http://bobdotexe.deviantart.com/art...4845399&ga_type=edit&ga_changes=1&ga_recent=1

(click download zip)

Enjoy!

it took quite a while, so any feed back would be apprecated
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] BigMosley:
I need to send my phone back to Samsung because they have a 1 year manufacturer warranty per Sprint. If I send them back a Stock but rooted phone will they notice/care? The repair is hardware related not software. I need to get half of the small little hooks that are compressed when the battery is inserted. My only though is they may want to wipe battery stats and when they go into Recovery and notice it's TWRP they might get pissy. Thoughts & experiences? Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Cbass15:
I took mine to sprint fully rooted and on a custom ROM, because my LCD was fried.. They didn't care at all. I wouldn't worry about unrooting it and crap. Just send that bad boy in.

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
My initial thoughts are as follows:

Samsung bootloaders are unlocked by default and they have

indicated that they will not lock them

in the future. So I'd think they're more likely to forgive rooting when it comes to their 1-year warranty.

According to

Samsung's warranty page

, as long as the defects you have are in no way caused by custom ROMs or the rooting process, they should cover the repair. Unfortunately, they have the final say in what caused the damage to the phone and could say that the custom kernel fried whatever part is malfunctioning. I seriously doubt that they'd do that, but it all depends on which service person you get and how good/bad their Monday has been. I'd say it'd be best to triangle-away the flash counter and to restore the stock recovery/rom. As always, qbking77 has a

great video on how to unroot

, so check it out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RealTic:
I dont know. Samsung would probably be more "aware" of your phones root state compared to sprint. If its something simple like bad USB port, or burnt pixels, I doubt they would care. If your phones O.S. is jacked or you hard brick your phone, likely they will notice. You can avoid these problems if you install triangle away and have it automatically clear your bootloader every time you boot your device.

Remember,

You are taking a risk when you root your phone. Sometimes you will get a service rep who doesn't know anything about rooting and/or could care less....sometimes you will get an XDA Member service rep pissed you are raising their premium, it all depends.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] BigMosley:
Thanks everyone for your responses! Awesome I'm glad Samsung is open minded with this matter. Yes there is no way my hardware issue is ROM/Software related so I'm hoping they won't care. I'm still going to flash the stock MB1 ROM and use the paid SuperUser app to hide the icon in the app drawer before sending it out just in case. Thanks everyone!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tasnim_tamim:
What happens after you sent your device to Samsung.... Please let me know....nothing personal just curious to see what their reaction is
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Droidriven:
This thread is 3 years old, they probably won't answer.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tasnim_tamim:
Maybe Samsung didn't fixed it at all and they forgot their XDA password...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mystickain:
hello I currently have the us cellular sch-r950 Note II, I rooted the phone a while back and wanted to do more. My original goal was to overclock the processor from the 1.6 it has to the 1.8 something simple a noob like me might be able to do. However alot of mistakes and trouble came with this idea.

I flashed the custom kernal using odin and i lost the abilty to call and text. I researched how to fix this and found i had to flash CWM onto it so i did and yet again ran into another problem.

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I later found everthing i was flashing was ment for the international version for my device. "I do realize i am the textbook definition of noob here." I can still go into downloading mode as shown here

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I still tried to do the research on my own before coming here and asking for help and for awnser i found flashing a stock rom would be the way to go. I went to teamuscellular to get the roms and flashed the stock roms however i keep coming up with failed as shown here.

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I am having alot of trouble and would appreciate help and how to fix my mistakes
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mystickain:
help please

...bump..

I would really appreciate some help on my deliema.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mystickain:
Bump again..

I don't want to seem pushy but i would like some enlightenment on this subject. I have a very expensive paper wieght and would like to fix it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mystickain:
Okay

bump...

So, is there something on my post that is not making since or is my phone just un able to be fixed.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mystickain:
bump......

So, out of all the members on this site not one is able to help me or point me into the right direction.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lord dredd:
try and use this pit file while flashing the stock ODIN ALL1 or MB1 ( MB1 should be tried when no other alternative is left )

http://files.teamuscellular.com//data/public/1556b04447c81d2580d2d05f3305de40.php?lang=en

just give this file the path inside the pit option

hope this flashes !!!

loads of people having this issue , nothing seems to fix it up until,now , its just the crap that happens when you mess with the original partitions by flashing other radios and roms

ALSO try and post your query in Q and A in sprint as well as verizon Note 2 forums , over here no one will find ur issue.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mystickain:
\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\

<ID:0/005> Added!!

<ID:0/005> Odin v.3 engine (ID:5)..

<ID:0/005> File analysis..

<ID:0/005> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/005> Can't open the serial(COM) port.

<ID:0/005> Added!!

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)

/////////////////////

when Flahing i come up with failed still. The failed is diffrent. I added the pit file and tried flashing with the stock rom and the Mb1 file and the same result on both.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rajaasim1980:
Some people use phone less but flash ROMS more lol

Is it some sort of addiction ? you root your phone and then dont stick with one custom ROM and keep flashing one after others just for sake of it or for testing..so you spend more time in rebooting, resetting, formatting and testing ROMs than actually using your phone . you get new version of ROMS/KERNEL after every week and you tempted to flash new version of ROMS which dont let you stick with one for a while :)

what you say?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TIGER 123:
rajaasim its so true even when i do something stupid i just keep flashing cant help myself and im a total noob haahahaha
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rajaasim1980:
haha i am also noob

I think good thing about noob is that at least they are happy and satisfied with what they have got( i.e stock ROM) unlike us who just flash every now and then and keep playing with their phones by changing kernels/modem/Mod/Roms/inverted apps etc etc

I dont think we ever satisfied as asking for more and more :P
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lim Wee Huat:
It all started with my one and only i9003 (still alive) till current with 6 devices (3 from Nexus range, 2 from Sammy, 1 from Amazon Kindle).. And I'm still flashing them..:D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serfmen:
When have great HTC HD2 i flash muuuuuuuuuuch roms ;D I have all android versions, Windows Phone (what a crap). Now i have SGS+ and F kin CWM recovery bricked my /data so cant use phone ... Waiting and trying new fixes, ehhh i should stay on CWM 5.5.0.4
[Nokia Lumia 800] :
I have a short question.

If I buy a Nokia Lumia 800 WITH sim-lock, can I unlock the phone by flashing a custom ROM?
[Nokia Lumia 800] Rataplan:
He buddy, good to see you back here, still wondering what happened with your Lumia 710, ok to get back to your question it's not possible to make your phone sim unlocked by flashing a custom rom.

Greetz,
[Nokia Lumia 800] :
Hey Rataplan,

As you know I broke my Lumia 710. I sold the phone for 30 euros.

As i have no money I had to save for a new phone.

So I bought a Nokia E6 for 70 euros, sold it for 90.

Bought a Samsung Galaxy S(1) for 75 and sold it for 100..

Good business for me :P

Now I have the opportunity to buy a Nokia Lumia 800 for 120 euros. But I have to figure out if this one has a simlock or not..

I let you know;) and as soon I got the phone, I'll be back here:)

Thanks for you answer!!:)
[Nokia Lumia 800] lordmaxey:
Hi,

no you can NOT SIM-unlock your L800 by flashing a custom rom.

But, for being able to flash a custom rom, you need to have to swap your DLOAD bootloader to the qualcomm one.

If you do this yourself using ATF box, you can easily sim-unlock your phone using ATF as well.

If you let your L800 get bootloader unlocked in a "special store", please tell them to also sim-unlock your L800.

BUT be carefull: this sim-unlock is only a PATCH-unlock, which means if you full-flash your phone, you'll overwrite the patched amss & adsp files of your phone, which cause your phone to be locked again.

But if you stay with qualcomm and custom roms, you're fine :)

Find informations about sim and bootloader-unlock here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2204679
[Nokia Lumia 800] :
Hi, finally I got my Lumia 800! Very exiting haha!

But, I am too afraid to unlock and flash a custom rom again. Too afraid to brick my phone again, so I think I'm leaving it the way it is..

Thanx Lordmaxi for your information. But to go from DLOAD to Qualcomm is difficult isn't it? if I read this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=39508229&postcount=2

I don't think I want to go trough all that trouble..

Anyway, I'm sticking with original firmware and stuff. If I change my mind, I will be back here!!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RickR78:
This morning after my phone became unresponsive I restarted it.

After restart it would just shut off during boot. Thinking this might me a ROM issue I then proceeded to wipe/factory reset but the problem continued

I restored a nand and it shuts off at the same spot, during boot.

I have now flashed several official firmware with Odin and still the same problem.

Could anyone shed some light on how to fix it?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abrahamlincoln:
Perhaps your battery is bloated?because my phone was once in that condition(unresponsive and restart like every 10mins) until I discover that the battery was bloated.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AngryB:
H-a-p-p-y A-p-r-i-l F-o-o-l-s D-a-

yu knew it was impossible, and yet you have opened it and looked

LOOOL!

Happy FOOL'S DAYS!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Theshawty:
Someone ban this amazing cookie

Mod edit: Let's watch the language please :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sanoc69:
Funny Guy :laugh:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] t24ever:
Hahahahah :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AngryB:
You are unfortunately here first, if not the stupidest FOOL!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] azeller09:
Thanks, great ROM!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] TechNation:
I'm reading at the moment about people having fun with their P800/T610's by bluejacking - sending vcards to phones which have their bluetooth enabled and putting a message in the name field of the vCard.

I know it's not big or clever, but I'm wondering, is there a way to bluejack - i.e. send a vCard without first pairing devices, using our beloved XDA-II's?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] dadarkmcse:
Good question. In the US, I really don't fear anyone trying to bluejack my XDA II, since only 1 out of 10 people who have mobile phones have bluetooth. In Europe, its a lot more popular, so you guys over there will have to fill me in on any bluejacking ;)
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] JUICEe:
since i still have the xda...lol...now i found another use 4 my dust collecting T68 :twisted: