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[AT&T HTC One (M7)] surflamj:
As the reviews say, the low light is beyond belief. It's such a difference in color and image quality. My other phone is a note 2 so that's been my main side by side comparison. The difference is to the point of some pictures from the note 2 look blacked out while the One looks like it was taken in the light. I did the comparisons with flash off.

As far as outdoor pictures there isn't a huge difference between the two. The main difference here is the editing options built into the One. They went all out in this department. You can do so much to improve skintone, face angles, ect.

Zoe is a pretty cool feature as well. I havent mastered it but the way the galleries lay out it makes it an entirely new media experience.

I've gone thru every major device that's been launched over the last two years and can honestly say what HTC has here is a game changer. Every feature revolving around media(camera, sound,ect) is so useable and functional. Nothing I've found so far that's a new feature is a novelty. Everything is something that I find myself using.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] droidiac13:
Same thing in my LGOG. Plus the screen is constantly on when being displayed.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] alphamale99:
well that makes me feel better. I ordered the Case-Mate "tough case" so the warmth shouldnt bother me. Pre ordered and the At&T rep said that I should be receiving it next Friday. :cool:
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] LuRock:
OK so I went to play with the demo at the store today. I was really impressed with the phone. It is definitely thinner than what it looks on pics. Its very fast i couldn't get it to lag on me one bit. The blink feed is definitely something I will be using cause I use flipboard now anyways and its the same idea but looks better and its very well implemented in the phone. And for those that really won't care for it you can just set any other screen as the home screen so it will basically just stay as the last screen on the left. Sound is good but of course you would appreciate it more in a more quite environment. I did notice that the highs come out more on the top speaker than the bottom speaker, guess its for a better balance for listening. I took some pics with the ONE and texted it to myself and it looked just as good as any other pic sent by MMS. I also took a pic with my S3 to compare with the ONE(see on next post). Camera is fast and has awesome editing effects to mess with, you won't need to download too many apps for photo editing with this ONE. Ive read some people complaint about the keyboard but I had no issues with it. Actually its very fast and has the swype ability no lag what's so ever, smooth as butter! Sense has done a beautiful job with adding such nice smoothness and transitions to android. For those of us that have been on Android ever since it came out this phone has definitely brought the smoothness we've been desiring for so long at least for me. The silver color does look nicer than I thought but I think the white strip that goes all around the side of the phone will get dirty over time. The silver looks very sexy but I believe it won't come close to the sexiness of the black ONE:D

Overall the phone is a dream its simply laid out with a lot of class. After root and the work that our devs do here the phone is just gonna be disgusting!!!:D

I'm not an addict I just flash a lot.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] LuRock:
Picture taken with the One and text to my S3.

I'm not an addict I just flash a lot.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] LuRock:
Taken with my S3.

I'm not an addict I just flash a lot.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] LuRock:
I'm not an addict I just flash a lot.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] LuRock:
I'm not an addict I just flash a lot. see
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Deadstyle:
The picture quality is pretty good. I will take some pictures and post tomorrow. Been using this phone for a few days and love it. The "live" gallery is amazing to watch. After taking some pictures of our kids and just watching her face light up as she watched the gallery come alive proved to me how amazing it truly is.

Phone is definitely getting way to warm.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] LuRock:
Even when unplugged?

I'm not an addict I just flash a lot.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Deadstyle:
Only when using. Even light use doesn't do much, but when I am using it for awhile it warms up. 99° atm, have seen it get to 103° while off the charger.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Deadstyle:
I ran a few benchmark test, jumped to 109°
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] LuRock:
Wow hope its just a virgin thing. Maybe after we pop its cherry it won't get as hot!:D

I'm not an addict I just flash a lot.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Deadstyle:
Lol, hopefully so. Minus the heat (battery tbd) this phone is amazing.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] LuRock:
I agree and with updates its only gonna get better;)

I'm not an addict I just flash a lot.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] LuRock:
Just wanted to share this video for the sake of this thread:)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvw9lhSb1VI&feature=youtube_gdata_player

I'm not an addict I just flash a lot.
[LG Optimus 2x] ilooze:
I have an optimus 2x and a friend of mine just bought a P999 (G2x) but its not the t-mobile g2x at the top of the screen it doesn't writes T-mobile......just in the software says it p999 and the back cover panel is like the g2x ones.....are the 2 model very diferent? Can't flash p990 roms and stuff to p999 right?:confused:
[LG Optimus 2x] ilooze:
oh god I'm sorry....please delete this thread......don't blame me sorry sorry I found something about my question....please delete this....I'm a noob sorry:crying:
[LG Optimus 2x] JordanRulz:
To answer your question, yes you can flash (some) p990 ROMs to p999 if u alter the partition layout, but you will have no connectivity whatsoever.
[LG Optimus 2x] ilooze:
thanks :D
[Micromax A110] tikilou:
Hello, "Wiko" sells the same device of Micromax a110 under the name of "Cink King".

This company published the source code of android, kernel, and drivers.

You can download it on http://www.wikogeek.com

Choose "Cink King" => "France Fr" => "Android 4.1.1 JB" => "CINK KING / FRANCE-FR - ANDROID V4.1.1 JB" => "TÉLÉCHARGER"

Enjoy ! =D
[Micromax A110] Sk.D:
Its already been posted in other thread. Please don't make such thread that information already exist
[Micromax A110] h2o64:
Where ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] human.n74:
Hello. I install X-Trem Rom and after flash it my cpu Frequency Set on 1.5 Ghz. if it stay on 1.5 is there any problem for cpu?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dampierre:
First of all, you are in the wrong section. You should ask it in Questions section.

For your question, I don't know. For example my cpu can handle 1.5 ghz, but I have some random reboots, so I am using it at 1.4 ghz at 1275mv (same as 1.2 stock voltage) with no problem. BTW 1.5 ghz can really make your phone hot while gaming, I suggest you not to overclock it to 1.5 ghz. Set it to 1.4 ghz at 1275mv or 1300mv
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
Check out this similar topic.

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[Xperia Play General] ozzmanj1:
Just found this, its a tool you can use to flash/restore a TA file for Xperia devices from 2011 (testing) to 2013.

Havent tested it myself but wanted to share in case others like it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=38088240

See Post 5 by ATTACK for Plasma Tool File and Link he posted for GSM site and go to last page to choose one of the userame/passwords to use Plasma Tool.
[Xperia Play General] abdel12345:
Before its closed what is a TA?

Sent from my Xperia Play (r800x)
[Xperia Play General] ATTACK:
Plasma Tool

http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/f778/free-plasma-tool-v-1-0-2-2-released-exclusive-1612826/
[Xperia Play General] ozzmanj1:
That link is also one I found trying to find the software. But none of the links for downloads in that link are working. Plus you need a username/password. Plenty of those listed on that link but no working links for the app. Thank you though.
[Xperia Play General] ATTACK:
The link works but AVG pulls up a virus after you download. There are codes on the last page but I don't know if they work.

https://hotfile.com/dl/201073002/c8ec72a/release1028.exe.html
[Xperia Play General] ozzmanj1:
OK, using ATTACKs link and one of the username/passwords on page 23 of the link he gave I now have working Plasma Tool, and am able to unlock, and bacup/restore/flash TA files.

Thank you ATTACK
[Xperia Play General] phuzzeeoyster:
does this allow bootloader and carrier unlock
[Xperia Play General] ozzmanj1:
It uses the test point method to unlock your bootloader, it also has a option to backup/write/restore your phones TA file (not 100% sure what this does, but if you mess up your TA file you almsot 100% screwed) and there is an option to flash FTF files and to select what you want to flash from an FTF, think Flashtool but Plasma is an all in one. I am actually really liking it... thin I will use this more then flashtool just for what it offers. If you are going to use it you should jump on it as the list of username/passwords on page 23 in the link by ATTACK (the GSM link) are limited to one user, so if the username/passwords dont work you have to wait until the OP on that thread uploads a new list of credentials.
[Xperia Play General] phuzzeeoyster:
so unlocking bootloader the same as loopy's not fastboot right
[Xperia Play General] ozzmanj1:
I do not know what loopys version or process if for unlocking your bootloader. What I can tell you is that Plasma Tool unlokcs your bootloader via the test point method, paper clip. But as I am unlocked and have been for about 18 months....
[Xperia Play General] phuzzeeoyster:
soory for my noobness but dose this method allow fastboot or do we still need to pay for that unlock
[Xperia Play General] ozzmanj1:
That I am not sure of, it does clearly have an option to unlock your bootloader but it is via the testpoint method, as I have never had to do touchpoint to unlock I dont know if it will unlock the fastboot mode....

if someone knows please let us know.
[Xperia Play General] Trooper_Max:
I can't speak for what this tool does, but I had Alejandrissimo unlock my bootloader after I got my phone (late 2011). He unlocks using a SE Tool for which he has to purchase credits and it involves the testpoint thing with the paperclip connecting the contacts found underneath the sticker underneath the battery.

It unlocked the bootloader and gave me fastboot access. I've never had to include the "-i 0x0fce" option on the fastboot command line either, like many instructions I've seen tell you to do. (ex: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_zeus - for me the commands work fine without the "-i 0x0fce", not sure if this is the case for others or not)

From what Alenjandrissimo's information told me, this method of unlocking preserves the Trim Area, which contains special DRM information for certain Sony apps. Unlocking the device other ways will often wipe the Trim Area and then you won't be able to use some Sony apps/services... that said, I'm not even sure if this is still a thing and don't care to depend on Sony too much for apps/services anyway, so I'm not sure there is much value to this.

I am interested in that it sounds like this tool can be used to read (and thus backup?) the Trim Area? Not sure I care that much though.

~Troop
[Xperia Play General] ozzmanj1:
I backed up my trim area. Bur went to setools forum and saved several xperia play trim area files as well
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] sparytrainor:
Ok, so this is my first how to thread, so please bear with me.

I recommend LMT for Pie controls ETC for this mod to retain Home key and Recent apps functionality. Set up and test before attempting this mod. LMT also works with SPEN for those who are annoyed by the capacitive button lack of SPEN functionality.

Thread found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1330150

I used Solid Explorer for this mod so if you use another file browser (such as root explorer,) there may be additional steps which I will outline below.

First thing we are going to do is navigate to system root.

Then navigate to /system/usr/keylayout and longpress on gpio-keys.kl

In solid explorer the first option in the menu is Open with... tap that, then open as, then text file and finally select SE Text Editor.

Note: if you are using another File Browser, it may be necessary to save a copy of this file to your sd card, then make edits with another app, (Like Jota+ which is free in the playstore.) and copy the edited file back into /system/usr/keylayout and set permissions to match everything else. I can't be sure how other file managers would work as I've used solid explorer for over a year.

Next we are going to make our edits..

key 116 POWER WAKE

Change to

key 116 CAMERA WAKE

then..

key 172 HOME WAKE

Change to

key 172 POWER WAKE

Again I recommend setting up PIE controls and making sure its fully functional before trying this mod.

If anyone uses this with other file browsers, please post your results for others... Any questions just ask and I'll be more than happy to help!!

I hope this helps someone as I know I've missed the dedicated camera button from my EVO LTE.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] The Real Sitek:
Nice mod bro!

Confuses my two year old as her face dropped when the home button turned the phone off lol

awesome nonetheless!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KennyG123:
As this is a mod with code and instructions (albeit bare minimum editing) I think it meets the minimum requirement to stay here. More people should learn how to make these edits.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] fryingpan0613:
Awesome contribution :thumbup:

check out our rom website, http://updater.team-nocturnal.com/labrats/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BigRitz:
I'm a give her a go

Inside the Lab , bout to take over the "World"
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] elwood:
Very nice mod. Works great but I had to revert back. As TRS said it confused his 2yr old. It confused me and I'm 33yrs old. :beer::beer::beer:

-Team Nocturnal Like A Boss :flipoff2:

-Galaxy Note II Lab Rats 2.1 Edition Goodness Theme- "Mine"

-Galaxy S2 Goodness Edition- "Wifes"
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] sparytrainor:
It does take some getting used to only having the pie controls.. I'm glad u like it, I had to dig into my old evolte just to find how to edit for the camera button..

Now that I'm used to it, I would love to figure out another way to open multi app menu so I can just use pie for menu and back too.. Lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] elijahbrown:
Why not just activate the built in navbar which has a recent apps button?

Sent from my SPH-L900 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] sparytrainor:
Call me picky, but I don't want to lose the screen real estate.. Lol.. I love the size of the screen.. Lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rosystreasures:
This would be awesome for me if one can only change the power button to use as the camera shutter? Or must I change both? I like my home button. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] sunny995715:
can I change power button functionality to boot with volume button,my pwoer button is broken so I cant boot my phone normally
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] zigzagzac:
Will the home button also boot the phone/tablet up if it is off? thanks
[Networking] Ma9mwah:
Hi, im having a slight problem transfering files from a IPAQ 1940 to a XDA2. I can do it from the XDA2 to the IPAQ (selecting beam file, it browsers the area and picks up the ipaq and then sends fine).

But if i try to do the reverse the ipaq doesn't find anything to connect to when i select beam file (although if you go into the bluetooth menu and search it does find the xda2).

Anyone else come across this and know how to fix this?

XDA2
ROM version: 1.03.00 USA
ROM Date: 09/24/03
Radio version: 1.05.12
Protocol version: 1337.12
PocketPC: 4.20.1081 (build 13100)

IPAQ
PocketPC: 4.20.1081 (build 13100)

cheers

Matt
[Networking] dupin_dinko:
Did you set on XDA II to be discoverable?

If not, go to BT setting and set Discoverable option.

:)
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thatlittlegeek:
Hello, I have just started tinkering with the raspberry pi and I was wondering how to hook 4 of them up to act as one computer. I got inspiration for this when I saw Southampton's pi supercomputer. Thank you

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[Samsung Galaxy Mini] CoX26:
Hello, I'll start with writing all the things i did:

I flashed JenaMIUI v1.29 succesfully then i waited about 30 minutes at the boot image, then I got the battery out, tried again another 10 minutes stuck at the boot image. After that I reflashed JenaMIUI v1.29 wiped data etc...same thing, stuck at boot image, I got the battery out and back in, one time just after turning on the phone ( before the boot image appear). Then I could'nt start the phone in recovery or normal or download mode. After some tries and leaving the phone for a few minutes i managed to start it normally( but still stuck at boot image) , so I wasn't able to get to recovery, one time I managed to power it up with the charger on, it showed a circle 1/4 full and then went to boot image. Now I'm not able to power up the phone at all, I tried getting the battery out and back in several times. When I connect the charger to the phone with no battery in it, it shows a black screen for a second then nothing. I am not able to start it in recovery or any other way. Is this a battery problem or sth like the mother board ? The bin counter is set to 0 (using triange away), can I take it to service ?

One more thing, when i managed to start it normally and was stuck at boot image i pressed all keys(vol up,down,home,power) and went into a black screen saying something with ARM ..idk.

Is this a battery problem or a brick ? What can I do ?

EDIT: I think the problem was caused by pulling out the battery right after powering on the phone, solution...disconnect battery from phone leave it for 10 minutes, hold power button for 30seconds then turn on the phone in download mode and flash stock...that worked for me
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] tom411:
Are you stuck on Miui bootanimation?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] CoX26:
Now i can't get it to turn on...i tried replacing the battery , but when i press power nothing happens

Edit: I'm pretty sure is battery problems because I pulled out and put in the battery very fast ...
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] TheWhisp:
no, never pull out battery while the device is on splash screen. Wait till boot animation at least. In that moment the kernel is being loaded. This is also causing the recovery bug. People get boot-loop and reset their phone by pulling out the battery. It's actually true, it's the same as if you turn off your PC by unplugging it from power cord.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] CoX26:
So if the kernel has some problems because i pulled the battery out while it was loading...can I take it to service ? Can they see what ROM I have installed regardless of my 0 bin counter ? Will they give me a new phone or sth ? Will a lie like...I tried to change the grey case with the orange case and the battery fell out while I reseted the phone :) work ?

EDIT: I managed to "repair" my phone ! I used a method I found on the internet. I hold the power button for 30 seconds ( while the battery was disconnected) and then put the battery in and I managed to get it in download mode and flash stock rom, now everything works great)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] RageFoxtrot:
Sorry for the inconvenience, i wrongly packed the rom
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] CoX26:
No problem...i knew the risks I was taking...and as long as everything turned out fine, It's all good.
[General Questions and Answers] LovecraftCE:
I just rooted my 2011 Sony Xperia Ray without unlocking its bootloader (it cannot be unlocked without using a paid method) and installed CWM in order to use custom ROMs. However, looking through the development section, most ROMs do not mention whether they can be used with locked bootloaders.

My question is: How can I know if a custom ROM is able to be used with a locked bootloader?

I looked through other threads and couldn't find the answer to my question. The only information I got was "You can't install ROMs for an unlocked bootloader on a locked bootloader" from this guide.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] fuzzyreets:
So starting today, after no changes being made. My apps won't open. I click on them and they bounce like I'm clicking on it but nothing happens. I did a full factory restore, they seem to work randomly then they stop working again until I reboot. After a few minutes, this happens again. The app menu button seems to work completely fine. It will bring up my app menu but the apps won't load. Sometimes when I click on them like 30 times they will finally open but other than this they won't. Also the home screen apps are having the same behavior. It seems like software but I don't know how it could be software related if I did a factory restore and it didn't help. Also when I hold the app button down like you would do to relocate it on the home screen, it acts like there is nothing there and opens up the menu that would come up if I held down on a black area of the screen to change the wallpaper or something. This is pretty terrible. Help? Thanks.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] merseyman:
Update software then, Repair My phone with the Sony Update Service.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kowy3:
Is it possible to hide the status bar on Lockscreen on Stock deodexed LSD firmware?
[Motorola Droid 4] nuhusky4:
Last night, I decided to check out some of the new roms out for the droid 4 so I downloaded the avatar rom and tried it out. It worked fine except when I would lock my phone and put it into sleep mode, it wouldn't always wake up the screen when pressing the power button. The lights for the hard keys lit up, but not the screen. Then sometimes the screen would light up, but the touch screen wouldn't be active so I couldn't swipe to unlock. It usually takes between 5-10 tries until it finally works. I had the same problem with the AOKP rom as well.

I thought it might be the performance controls keeping the CPU too low when the screen was off and therefore having trouble waking it up so I set the minimum to 600 but that didn't help. Any ideas?

Also, slightly unrelated question but is there a way to turn off the transition animations for 4.2.2? I can't seem to find it :/
[Motorola Droid 4] kwyrt:
I have had similar issues with the 4.2.2 ROMs although not as often as you. It would happen to me maybe once a week. I would just hard reboot the phone when it happened. Not sure if it's an issue with the kexec kernel or what.

As for the transition animations I would assume they would be in the launcher settings somewhere.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ssnova:
I tried looking it up but no one answered the other threads.

I was curious to know because chrome OS is really light, while also being somewhat functional as a desktop environment. We go through all these hacks and troubles for floating browsers/text editors/movie players/apps, just so we can multitask, when in reality a slightly different OS GUI might solve the problem for multitasking/ using our transformer books for productivity.

Anyone know? Anyone entice any developers on such a project?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholi2789:
Hey guys, I'm new to this forum but not Android Central. Anyways, I just recently switched to jelly beans build 14 w/lean kernel. For some reason my battery life is just terrible. I'm just barely making it through an 8 hour workday, and that's not even using it that much. I was wondering if you guys had any tips for good battery life on this ROM/Kernel combo. I do have set cpu installed and running but I'm only Overclocked to 1.6 and undervolting by 50 mv. I also have a save battery life profile that drops it down to 1026 when the screen is off, it's charging, or battery is below 40%. Can you guys give me advice on settings to use to save battery life? I really like this ROM and kernel but I'm getting such terrible battery life. I think it's probably more user error than anything but maybe you guys could provide some tips.

Thanks in advance.

Nick