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[Networking] dpanice:
Unfortunately, I've already tried that. The only messages being logged on the server are:

Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync has been loaded: Process ID: [1720].

OMA Categorizer succesfully initialized.

And those are after a re-boot. Nothing logs when I synchronize successfully after initiating the sync from my XDA.

Thanks for your help; I really do appreciate it...any more ideas are welcome!!

Regards,

Daniel
[Networking] Scrappy:
I also had this issue and could not get it to work. Microsoft support told me that auto notification of emails required a smartphone and just having Exchange 2003 and Mobile 2003 would not do it.
[Networking] andygee:
Well I have Mobile 2003 and Exchange 2003 and it will work. I'm checking to see if I can find anymore options that would keep you from getting the phone to do like it's supposed to with exchange 2003.
[Networking] Scrappy:
Ok, that's fair. It won't be the first time Microsoft support is wrong! :wink:

If you can figure out anything, please let me know.
[Networking] andygee:
Are you having the same exact problem? That your's isn't allowing you to receive notifications?

Andy
[Networking] Scrappy:
That is correct. I had Microsoft walk through my setup and verify all settings and I couldn't get notifications. After working on the problem for over two weeks with three developers from Microsoft they determined that the current code only supported the smartphones. I currently have all XDA's setup to auto synchronize with the server every 15 minutes since I don't have auto notification working.
[Networking] Trub:
I have the option "When new items arrive" as well. I'm using the 4.0.1 ROM with the lastest TMobile RS 6.24.01. I also just updated a friend brand new XDA to the 4.0.1 ROM but left his RS @ 6.18. When setting up his schedule I noticed that the "When new items arrive" option was not there, so I sync'ed and the options were there. Maybe the difference is in the different ROM versions?
[Networking] dpanice:
I've got a rather unusual update on this issue. While attempting to get the up-to-date notification working with my XDA & my Exchange server, I was also getting set up with an Exchange hosting service (because I am tired of administering my own server).

I'm still waiting for them to enable my mobile access, but meanwhile I started to attempt to connect from my XDA anyway. While I haven't been able to successfully connect to the new server, this attempt did make the missing options appear in ActiveSync on my XDA. Tonight, I switched back to my own server, and now (with no server changes, mind you), the options are still there & my up-to-date notifications are working!!

The only thing that I can think of that might have caused this issue is my ISA Server. When I synched with the Exchange server for the 1st time, a required registry entry on the ISA Server to enable up-to-date notifications had not been created. After researching the issue, I added the entry and bounced both the ISA Server & the Exchange Server. Of course, the missing options still did not appear in ActiveSync, so my guess is that maybe something was cached from my initial synchronization that didn't reset until I attempted to connect to a different server.

Thanks to everyone for your suggestions and input; it is greatly appreciated.

Now if someone can tell me where to get that 4.0.1 ROM, I'll be set... :lol:

Regards,

Daniel
[Networking] jeffxyz12:
I had the same issue

Hi,

unfortunately I didn't notice this thread before, I had the same problem.

After several hours of research I got the problem solved by totally deactivating Exchange Server synchronization, deleting all the sync folders in the Exchange store (via WebDAV), deleting the old and creating a new partnership with ActiveSync and activating server snyc then again.

Don't know which of these actions corrected the problem but there seems to be a bug in Exchange that it doesn't update the Up-To-Date-Notification settings correctly (without newly setting up the synchronization).

Best,

jeff
[Networking] Trub:
Re: I had the same issue

I'm having a problem with messages not being sent to my phone, the reason, I think, is I did a hard reset on my device and the partnership between my phone and my Exchange server is screwed up. Can you describe to me the exact process you used?
[Networking] Mikkel:
Re: I had the same issue

I have used this MS KB article to troubleshoot my Exchnage 2003 + iMate PPC combination:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=822176&product=exch2003

Using the procedure described here I am able to determine that the SMS notification message leaves my exchange server to the correct email address (myphonenumber@tmomail.net) but my device just never syncs. Manual sync over the air works just fine, and regualr SMS messages to my device also works really well.

My iMate PPC is not oficially supported my MS for this so I'm thinking that might be the reason.
[Networking] Mikkel:
Re: I had the same issue

Update: I captured a packet trace of the outgoing SMTP mail that is supposed to go to my iMate to trigger the sync. It appears that the email does not have a sender address and therefore is getting dropped by T-Mo's mail server. Does anyone know how to force Exchnage 2003 OMA to have a sender address?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] m.abaiyani:
Hey guys i have 1Mbps internet at my home, it's about 2 days that my gmail and translate app won't work when i using high speed wifi but working fine on 64kbps mobile data

Note: when i am using wifi and psiphon3 proxy these apps work as well

I am so confused someone help me

Other applications don't have any problems
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] sihe:
are u try to reinstalling ur gmail and translate?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] m.abaiyani:
Yes , didn't worked , you think maybe a regional block?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Drew489:
I would love a MIUI ROM, with Beatz audio or some other good audio mod, Sense camera, inverted GAPPS, debloated and customizable kernel.

I love the recent MIUI look and themes. Not a huge fan of Avatar (no offense meant to anyone, it just doesn't have the MIUI look I like).

Viper is great and customizable but HUGE and I don't get great battery life. It's almost 700mb.

CM and its variants are nice, running liquid smooth now. Good battery life but kinda plain for me

Had HTC released the camera firmware yet?

Anyway, just rambling but that's what I'm looking for if anyone has suggestions.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] exad:
This will never be done. It would take far too much time and work and would still probably not work right

I'm not sure what is meant by this.

If you're getting bad battery life you're doing something wrong.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] DvineLord:
Not gonna happen, but acid audio and inverted gapps you can do. But no sense cam. And miui launcher if you havent used it u could try.
[General Topics] ZyreHD:
Hello XDA,

My name is Robert Oortwijn and I currently have a Samsung Star. So I want to get a new phone and am deciding between the S3 or Nexus 4, nothing else. I have enough money to buy one of the two :)

So for the last month I have been looking, searching, watching stuff regarding the S3 and Nexus 4. From comparisons to single reviews.

What I want really is to have a good phone. It will be my first Android phone and smartphone.

My closest friend got the Galaxy S3 Pebble Blue and I really like the big screen and color. What I also like is the ability to have the battery removed and extend storage. Then again I also really like the Nexus 4 for getting the latest updates and being stock Android.

Sadly my concern is this. The glass back which from my impressions breaks really fast. A 1m drop or just ticking your phone against a table will crack it. Secondly is the bit smaller size of the screen. The Nexus 4 has a 4,7 inch compared to the S3 4,8 inch. It becomes even less because of the on-screen based buttons. This trough isn't a issue. I like on-screen and S3 style buttons.

What I just can't is making a decisions. Both are amazing phones where the one has something I like and the other doesn't and vice versa.

I would like to ask XDA to give some opinions and reasons why I should pick one of these two phones.

While 16GB is in my opinion enough for apps, maybe 3 games and music? I have like 4GB of music on my PC, I do like the extra storage but then again the N4 offers stock android and such.

I hope XDA will be the one able to help me. I tried many forums but only got one responds and those weren't really helpful.

Greetings :laugh:,

Robert Oortwijn
[General Topics] xicantonio:
Nexus 4
[General Topics] Juice3250:
Sounds like you've already given a lot of thought about which phone you want to choose or select and you've already researched the options that each phone has. But it comes down to what's important to you. If expandable storage and removable battery is important to you or if you think you can live without it. I personally don't own either device but I know you'll get die hard fans on both sides saying that their phone is the best and why. But in the end it's really your opinion that matters because you'll be the one who has to live with the phone. I am trying to make the decision myself as to which one I would choose and I go back and forth.

Personally if you're thinking of the S4, I would opt for the NOTE II instead. I haven't heard any legitimate complaints about it. And even some people who own the N4 or S3 are trying to sell their phone and get one. Plus it has a 5.5" display!

But it really does come down to what you think is important. I too have music that I think is so important to transfer onto my storage on my phone but Google music player can sync your music on your PC to your phone. And I use spotify more than than the copied music on my phone. With spotify, @ $10 a month, you have unlimited access to virtually any artist or album out there. Albums are available on spotify the same day the CDs are released. Plus you can download playlists to your phone over wifi that you can listen to without using data.

Hope this helps.
[General Topics] OrangeFlash81:
Nexus 4

Personally I would go for the Nexus 4. Stock Android is important for someone like me who makes little apps.
[General Topics] zaim3g:
I love samaung for all dives and i using s5302:D
[General Topics] Mrreg:
I have a Galaxy S3 and a good friend with the Nexus 4. My questions for you are these:

- Do you plan to use the stock OS or are you going to be using custom roms?

Despite being a little behind (and not as far behind as some phones/manufacturers) the latest Google release, Samsung's version of Jelly Bean is very nice and not wildly different. Though, for more options and control, I recently got into using custom roms. If you're going to go that route, the sd card slot is a fantastic way to save music, videos, documents, backups, and more. Also, the ability to put custom rom install zips on your external sd card means you can run a superwipe during rom installs that support it.

- Are you going to be using a phone upgrade option on your plan or signing an all new contract with your carrier?

You usually only get the contract renewal/upgrade discount every couple of years, so if you're going that route and want the Galaxy S3, I advise you wait until the GS4 comes out (if you're in the US, that's in a few weeks to a month or so depending on carrier - Verizon still hasn't said when theirs will be available, but the others are saying this month they will be taking orders). No point using your discount options on a year old phone when the new one is almost here.

- Do you want to make use of the usb host functionality (usb "on-the-go" as it's sometimes called in the marketing materials) available on many newer phones and tablets?

This allows your phone to host usb devices like thumb drives, keyboards, mouses... almost anything. All you need is a cheap adapter to go from your micro usb port to a standard female usb port (I got mine for about $5). If you want this functionality, it doesn't work on the Nexus 4 despite Google's plan to include it. LG messed it up and it doesn't work properly (a hardware problem from what I've heard). On the GS3, it works like a charm, so I always have a 32GB thumb drive in my pocket with extra videos, music, and backup data. Presumably, this will also be a feature of the Nexus 4.

If having the latest Google release of really matter to you, then go for the Nexus 4, but I think that's really it's only selling point. I know I sound like a Samsung fanboy, but it definitely is a more flexible piece of hardware. So the trade off, in my opinion, is latest Google version of Android vs. significantly more flexible hardware. Though I say wait for the Galaxy S4 anyway.
[General Topics] phatfish:
How the phone looks and your preference of buttons, screen size etc. is up to you i guess.

For the GS3 the international model is hampered by Samsungs own Exynos processor and that being much harder to develop for than the Qualcomm in the US version. For instance Cyanogenmod 10.1 on the i9300 has no stable builds because of development problems.

In fact the current i9300 developers have said they will not be supporting the international GS4 as it will be such a pain.

If you are in the US then you are fine for Cyanogenmod at least, and probably most other custom ROMs.
[General Topics] kalooann:
nexus 4 is better in us.
[General Topics] Slevin73:
What this user just posted. Plus a little extra:

-Are you going to be using LTE or 3G?

The Nexus 4 does NOT support LTE, and could therefore be a deal breaker for you if you plan on using the latest speeds.

-Are you buying your device or getting a contract?

May sound like a stupid question, but the Nexus 4 comes pre-unlocked if purchased from the Play Store and could be considered "cheaper" too. But then again, you did mention price wasn't an issue. Although if you plan on switching carriers at any time and free yourself from having a contract, then the Nexus 4 does offer an unlocked device. (Unlocking the S3 would require someone with the know-how and will probably cost you a couple bucks + it is now illegal in the US).

-How willing are you to wait for the next device?

With the S4 right around the corner and the Nexus 5 leaked images and report of a release date around October 2013, do you think you can live with your current device until the next upgrade? If the answer is yes, do so!

Good luck in your next purchase, and I believe both phones will make you happy!
[General Topics] ZyreHD:
I live in the Netherlands. We don't have LTE (yet) but I do know that HSPA+ is fast enough for me so LTE isn't a big problem compared to US citizens.

I'm going to get the device with a contract. 100 calls or sms with 500 mb for 20 euros for the coming 24 months.

Regarding Stock Android or ROMS I don't know. Seeing it has Stock Android I might just stick with that.

I'm not a developer either. Just a teen who want to get his first Android/Smart-phone hehe :)
[LG Optimus G (International)] eternalrz:
So I'm not sure how to go about describing this issue, so I'll just take a stab at it by saying that the android keyboard will not ever autocorrect "youre" to "you're". Instead it would rather correct it to "your". Yes this bothers me a lot because now I have to manually spell out that word whenever I use it. Is there some setting in the android keyboard that I'm missing that makes it understand the difference between your and you're? Some default setting perhaps? I've already cleared out my personal dictionaries for this as well as attempted to add "youre" manually to the personal dictionaries but go figure, the phone won't let that happen. The other reason I'm using the android keyboard is because ever since jellybean came out, the default lg keyboard in the phone seems to have become very slow. And by that I mean I can type faster than the key pop ups have time to pop up. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!
[LG Optimus G (International)] kiwinazgul:
Since you've done the only things I could think about, I'm sorry I can't be more helpful. My only recommendation would be trying a different keyboard, I've used Swiftkey for years and really enjoy it! You can try a free trial (1month). Otherwise just try some other free ones?
[Sony Xperia ZL] chriskwarren:
Just picked up an Xperia Zl (C6506) and using it on Bell Mobility Canada. I currently use a Note II (came from a Note I prior, and an iPhone 4S before that). After just a few hours here are my thoughts (I'll update this later as I get to try battery power and reception a bit more).

I will be using this for a week or two for sure, and I'll either give this to my wife and grab a Galaxy S4, or I will keep this and get an Xperia ZL for the wife too. I'll decide when the S4 comes out, but so far I could happily live with this device.

Obviously, the points below are incomplete. I'll update over the next few weeks:

Screen:

- Nice and sharp. Boy was I more worried than I should have been about the 'terrible' viewing angles. I am picky about the display too, so I was worried I would not like it. Display is fine (yes, colours washed out a bit on an angle but its really not a big deal).

- Screen size is great! If the Note's screen size has you spoiled, the Xperia is a good device to move to if you want a smaller 'pocket' footprint.

Build quality/Size:

- Feels great in the hand. The plastic feels better quality than the Note II or S3s. Does not feel cheap.

- Wife who has iPhone 4S loves it too (she has very small hands, unlike the big ones I have). She says it "does not feel dainty like the iPhone". I asked her if she would be happy with it and she said she will use this no prob, and she hates big phones.

- Feels great in the pocket (but I did not mind the Note II in my jeans so that that into account).

Performance:

- snappy scrolling and app launching. Comparable to the Note II (in my eyes).

- Took my 64GB microSD card no problems. It was formatted by my Note II (not sure of the file format) and the ZL took the card and reads all the data already on it without an issue or need to reformat.

Conclusion (after 3 hours of use):

- Nothing to worry about as far as screen size and screen quality if you are a Note II user.
[Sony Xperia ZL] Dpk1:
There's already a thread regarding this in the Q&A section as many of us (ZL owners) have/had note2. I've done my comparison of the two here. Anyway thanks for sharing your views!
[Sony Xperia ZL] chriskwarren:
Haha awesome. I did not look too closely at the Indian ZL thread. Looks like your experiences are close to what I am seeing (the model numbers of the Note II and ZL differ mostly in just the available modems correct?)
[Sony Xperia ZL] Dpk1:
Yeah, I guess. Lol, we do share quite similar thoughts ;)!
[Sony Xperia ZL] hyelton:
came from note 2 here as well. loving the phone!
[Sony Xperia ZL] TechLife:
So actually whats the Difference you found in Xperia Zl vs Galaxy Note II ?

Why you choose Zl, instead of getting S4?

All people having complain about viewing angle, I also want to go for Xperia Zl but now by people reviews I really disappointed to go for it, but I love Xperia Zl
[Sony Xperia ZL] Lusterboi:
If you're another victim of the viewing angle plot, get your self a s4 and end convo now. What is the matter with people and viewing angles? **** is a useless extra that Samsung fan boys dug out their ass to justify the flat looking icons their Ui looks. And even so, who looks into their screens from an angle? Rreally? Common people.
[Sony Xperia ZL] TechLife:
No Brother you are wrong I'm not victim of Bloody viewing angles, but I'm just try to asking actually How the screen of Xperia Zl is looking ???

Because I love the Simplicity of Sony UI & also compact design,

One-thing more is ntt-docomo Xperia is using looking better than normal Xperia line, do you know about it?
[Sony Xperia ZL] anirudh412:
Compared to other flagship, screen is good. Nothing spectacular, but nothing to keep nagging about either. You see so many complaining about it, because there is very little wrong with the ZL. The best thing to do, if you are on the fence, would be to compare them once the S4 is out. The screen looks insanely sharp on their new ads.

As for the NTT DOCOMO version, remember that its bootloader will be locked. Whether its unlockable or not, you will need to check.
[Sony Xperia ZL] trickyhenry:
I think you need to decide if you want

Soft buttons or Sammy style buttons

Dedicated camera button or not

Touch whiz or Sony styling

Lcd or amoled

Removable battery or not

When you have decided you have made your decision.

The rest just doesn't matter.

Processor - you won't know the difference

Camera - both good

Battery life - comparable

Good luck.
[Sony Xperia ZL] abuayyoub:
Week 2 after trading Note 2 for X ZL

I was in the same boat as you. Actually, I loved my Note 2 I used the hell out of it, the screen size was enough that I almost completely abandoned my Nexus 7, it just fit the gap between Tablet and phone so close that I hardly ever felt myself needing to switch to the Nexus 7.

Not to mention the battery was awesome and I don't remember ever having a day where I didn't get a full day of heavy use out of it. It was my favorite gadget ever so, as you can imagine, I was a bit reluctant to give it up easily. I actually had no real intention of selling my note 2 but I've had it for a while and it started to show it's age.

I was in a mobile shop the other day and I saw a ZL there. It was used 2 days and almost $200 dollars off the new price. In the end it cost me a grand total of $50 and heavily used, year old Note 2 as a trade in. Pretty damn good deal if you ask me. The phone was in mint condition. I had some experience with the Xperia Z which a friend bought and I really, really liked it. At first I was kind of sad that the Z was not available but I couldn't pass it up at that good of a deal. Now having used it for a couple weeks, I like the ZL much, much better than the Z

So, two weeks in and I am super happy. I love the ZL completely. I was a worried I wouldn't like it as much because the screen a little smalled but the nearly invisible bezel on the ZL and the build quality made it all worth it. ( I would love to see a 5.5" screen on the next version of it )

All in all I don't regret my decision at all and I don't think I will be giving it up anytime soon ( that is maybe until the note 3 is released, or the fabled Xphone from Motorola ) until then I will love and enjoy my ZL.

I do have a few minor issues with the ZL. First and foremost it seems to get a bit warm pretty quickly, I'm not exactly sure why this is but I never had any heat issues with any of my previous phones ( samsungs and nokias mostly )

People mention the viewing angles, and I honestly can't understand why this is an issue. With A TV I could understand because you sometimes have to sit at weird angles., but on a mobile I don't understand why anyone would want ( or would be able to ) use their phone at any angle that would cause any problems. In my experience the ZL has an awesome screen, althoughI did notice a single dead pixel which kinda makes me sad but you can't really notice it.

My other issues are simply, I can't find any aftermarket stuff for it in my area. There are no cases or anything to speak of so I am super paranoid about dropping it.

And finally, there is a lack of custom roms out there for the ZL. This is more because I'm a Rom addict and not smart enough to bake my own ;D

I rooted it and unlocked the boot-loader out of the box I would love to put PAC Rom on it at some point.

Again, it took my 64GB SD card with no problems.

The battery life is not as good as the Note 2 but it is very, very good. I make it through a whole day, with heavy use no problem.

In closing, if you are on the fence about trading in your Note 2, don't be. It's a worthy upgrade.