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[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] sternpimp1:
this is what fastboot getvar all command shows!!

any help??

INFOversion: 0.5

INFOversion-bootloader: 1.09.0000

INFOversion-baseband:

INFOversion-cpld: ♠

INFOversion-microp: ♠

INFOversion-main: ÿ☻ƒσ

INFOserialno: t♥☻

INFOimei: 355195000000010

INFOproduct: └♠

INFOplatform: HBOOT-8960

INFOmodelid: TÉ►üTÇ É►ü Ç$É►ü$Ç♦¥▲/

INFOcidnum: ¼*É

INFObattery-status: good

INFObattery-voltage: 2788mV

INFOpartition-layout: Generic

INFOsecurity: off

INFObuild-mode: SHIP

INFOboot-mode: UNKNOWN

INFOcommitno-bootloader: e964c535

INFOhbootpreupdate: 11

INFOgencheckpt: 0
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Venomtester:
* = What I found wrong. You need jtagging.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] 31ken31:
Venomtester... Can you jtag phones?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Venomtester:
Yes sir. Only certain ones. Once I get my website up and running hopefully I can get jtaggers to join "For Free" so I can connect people to jtaggers in thier area.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Herc08:
I wouldn't mind learning how to JTAG. Probably can get the tools I need online. Only thing is that I'm shipping out to basic training in two weeks. So no go for me. I know cell phone doctors and they charge up to 100
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oldblue910:
Something dawned on me earlier today. Excluding Android 1.0, Verizon was the US launch carrier for every Google-experience device which showcased a ".0" Android version. I'm referring to devices that ran stock Android and got software updates direct from Google. Check what I mean:

Android 1.0 & 1.1 - G1 - T-Mobile

Android 1.5 & 1.6 - MyTouch 3G - T-Mobile

Android 2.0 - OG Droid - Verizon

Android 2.1 & 2.2 - Nexus One - T-Mobile

Android 2.3 - Nexus S - T-Mobile

Android 3.0 - Xoom - Verizon

Android 4.0 & 4.1 - Galaxy Nexus - Verizon

Android 4.2 - Nexus 4 - T-Mobile

So... assuming KLP is Android 5.0, maybe this pattern will continue? Even though I have an N4 on T-Mobile, I use my Galaxy Nexus more because the coverage is just that much better. I'll gladly take update testing delays in the name of having the latest Nexus device on the best cell network in the US.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] namtombout:
With all the rumored specs and cheap prices I think it will be on all the major u.s. carriers. If Google is seriously trying to compete with Samsung they better release it on all carriers

Scent from my bud
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] T-Keith:
I don't think Google is trying to compete with Samsung, and I doubt they will release on Verizon. My guess is another unlocked device that will play nicely with gsm and lte. The next Motorola phone though might get updates from Google and may be on Verizon. Just me 2 cents.

I'll likely be leaving Verizon for someone else due to cost and contract reasons, so I'm hoping I'm right.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragn4rce:
Google doesnt care about competing with Samsung FYI. They made the Nexus so they can get a stock android device and it's a developer phone out there for the enthusiast android users.

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If I have helped you.... hit that sexy thanks button. ^_^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oldblue910:
This. Except for the Nexus One, Nexus devices have never been the cream of the crop. That's not what they're for. As Dragn4rce correctly stated, Nexus devices are there to showcase Android in stock, vanilla form and to provide developers with a phone they can use easily. Obviously Google finally scored a mass market hit with the Nexus 7 (maybe the N4 as well but I think the jury is still out on that) but I think that's just icing on the cake.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] namtombout:
And you know this because youre high on the Google ladder?

http://readwrite.com/2013/02/26/the-danger-of-the-samsung-monster

Scent from my bud
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragn4rce:
No Google isn't interested in taking out Samsung the way you say it.

They want Samsung to stop taking dominance to the point where Google isn't even present in Samsung's phone.

They want other manufacturers to catch up and be equal with samsung, so Sammy doesnt have full control of the OS and market. Most lik, since they bought Motorola, they will use Motorola to get Sammy knocked off it's throne and be more equal and hoping HTC will follow on catching up along with the others.

Google is NOT using it's Nexus line to take down Sammy. At least not intentionally.

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If I have helped you.... hit that sexy thanks button. ^_^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] namtombout:
You done editing your post yet lol

I never said take sammy down or out. Sounds like you misinterpreted my post. Then you read the article and gave us the TL;DR version of it.

Again unless you're a higher up within the Google company you honestly do NOT know what their intentions are with the KLP nexus

Back on topic..I and I'm sure many others have been waiting on the KLP nexus to use the upgrade or sign a new contract. If its not on the carriers there's a good chance t mobile will be getting some new users

Scent from my bud
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bmg1001:
Well Nexus devices are obviously Dev only! Not like Google is pushing them to regular people. Look at their latest nexus ads! Totally meant for devs only!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] namtombout:
LG has produced approximately 1.7 million N4's with specs that rival the s3 at an affordable price. Oh yes that definitely sounds like they aren't pushing it to regular people. :rolleyes:

The YouTube vids I've seen all have women and babies using Google now and things like that. Someone please post a Google ad showing someone compiling roms.

Back on topic..

Scent from my bud
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] T-Keith:
I believe he was using sarcasm. ;)
[LG Optimus 4X HD] thediksta:
Is it possible someone could make cm10 or custo work for unlocked bootloaders until sources become available, totally missed now unlocked and who knows how long until lg release sources, we already had one miracle this year from lg, not holding my breath for another anytime soon, or could anyone point me in right direction to learn how to make roms for this phone? Thankx
[LG Optimus 4X HD] SimonTS:
The DEVELOPMENT forum is not the place for questions, even if they are about development. :eek:
[Optimus One, P500, V Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatLax:
I'm doing this for a coworker, his phone is permanently locked (code has been entered 10 times in the unlocking screen), it's the koodo version (if it makes any difference). Is there anything to do with that?
[Optimus One, P500, V Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sweetnsour:
I believe this is how it goes:

1) 3 tries to unlock using the SIM code

2) After 3 fails, you have 10 tries to unlock using a PUK code (must call provider for that)

3) After 10 fails, your SIM card is locked permanently.

To get into the phone after those 10 fails, try turning on the phone without the SIM card. I believe putting the phone into airplane mode may also do the trick. But as for the SIM card, it might be locked permanently.
[Optimus One, P500, V Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatLax:
Sadly with this phone there's only the 10 tries, there isn't a second option to unlock it (no pop-up when a bad SIM is inserted, only #2945#*500# to access the hidden menu). I'll be going to a place specialized in unlocking cellphones, if they have LGTool I know they're able to do something with that... What a stupid thing to put on the phones, what do the manufacturer cares if the phone is unlocked?
[Optimus One, P500, V Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nehmea:
Hi, was you able to solve the problem? I had the same problem with LG V60!
[Optimus One, P500, V Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] romanrsr:
Same here
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] RasnCain:
Hey all.. I am looking to sell my XDA I, it is branded Tmobile PPCPE, works fine, its been upgraded with the Siemens 2003 ROM no biggie, I know you guys all do that stuff. It is very used, but screen is in really really good shape, the body is so so.. lots of paint wear on the bottom where the cradle connects. Also I have a black Eb flip case for it. Not sure what it is worth to anyone, I kinda think I want $200 for it, but I doubt that is reasonable. Anyone have a better idea what these are selling for? Should I maybe just go to ebay? I might be willing to part for $150 to $175 as well. Any ideas here ? Any interest here ?
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] wesley:
I am interested. My wife wants one now after using mine :) But, I have to sell my 2 Toshiba's first. 1 is an e335 and the other is a e740 (WiFi). The 740 was just factory refurbished under warranty. And I mean re-furbished! It works better now than when new. (new rom ?) Both are as new. The 740 still has about 2 1/2 - 3 years of warranty left through Mackcam. Maybe a trade and some cash?

Give me a holler.

:O)

W
[Galaxy Note II General] Formhault:
Hi guys,

I currently own a Galaxy Note N7000, but am planning an upgrade. To the Note 2. Yay!

My Note gets really hot when playing games like Arcane Legends, especially if I plug in the charger (of course). Some times, it gets so hot that the top side of the screen burns my thumb!!! And that even when playing Arcane Legends alone, not charging at the same time!

I wanna know. Are there people who have owned the original Note and switched to the Note 2? If yes... those are the people I want to talk to. They know best how to compare the two.
[Galaxy Note II General] dr.m0x:
Never had the N7000 but I can tell you that the N7100 never gets that hot. A little warm yes, hot no.

Sent from the mighty Note II
[Galaxy Note II General] keenan316:
Just upgraded to the N7100 and temp wise ot's no different from the N7000...
[Galaxy Note II General] @rbiter:
I wouldn't say it gets too hot, but if you play the right games it can get toasty. Not too shabby though. Any mobile device these days can get up there in temps. It is the nature of the beast. Getting smaller and more robust and trying to keep the temperature down is all part of the challenge. I wonder how well the a15/mod'ed a9's will run in the next year or two. Eager to see how well Samsung's exynos CPU pairs together with imagination technologies GPU. Exciting times for the android gamers as they might see more games and many of those ported from iOS or more time put into them. I really would like science to take advantage of our smartphone gpu's much like distributed networking on PC's.

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II General] Formhault:
I'm not gonna sit around and wait another year. I'll get the Note 2, as soon as I sell this Note. My alternatives are... the HTC One, which I doubt will shine development-wise, the Xperia Z which has poor speaker performance and cr*ppy screen and the S4, which will also suck development-wise.

Yeah, definetly not gonna sit around to wait for the A15-powered devices.

I hate my Note right now for the following :

- poor battery performance (despite its 2500 mAh battery)

- screen sucks so bad (plus, black clipping)

- overheating like hell

At least the first two are better on the Note 2 :) . Enough for me to upgrade.
[Galaxy Note II General] Formhault:
If I play Arcane Legends over 3G for half an hour and both CPU cores are clocked at 1.4 GHz (maximum), my left thumb is gonna be prone to burns. No joke.

Depends on what you're doing on it, I guess. Care to elaborate?
[Galaxy Note II General] darkgoon3r96:
I am sure that the HTC One will get great dev development seeing as how that codeworx is getting the device, as for S4, it should also get great development as it is going to be a very popular device and most of the S4's are going to be Qualcomm not Exynos.
[Galaxy Note II General] gee2012:
I had the Note 1 and now have the Note 2 and they are 2 different phones. The cpu on the Note 2 is much more powerfull and battery friendly than the one on the GN1. Temperatures are very good and haven`t experienced any heat issues. Switching over to the GN2 will only bring you advantages.
[Galaxy Note II General] Formhault:
He is? That's good to know.

Well, since the One isn't really available everywhere just yet... Guess time will tell wether it will get some love or not.

Oh yeah. At least the Qualcomm variant will definetly receive some love. Too bad Krait 300 is Cortex-A9, not Cortex-A15. But it's powerful enough. Way powerful than the cores in the Note 1, that's for sure.

*reconsidering options*

Won't have enough money for neither the One nor the S4. So, it's gonna be the Note 2. It's a powerful enough little tiny beast, anyway :p

Thank you for your input.

Battery life and power is exactly why I was considering the Note 2. Otherwise I could go for the S3, which has the same ammount of RAM (not really good for long term) and pretty much the same battery life as my Note. Not really worth paying 150 extra bucks for that... Better pay 200 extra bucks for a Note 2 :silly:

The screen is also an important factor for which I am considering the Note 2 over the S3. Screw pentile. RGB for the win!

Also, I know the Note 2 comes with a 2 amp charger. That's awesome! I will be able to play AND charge at the same time :silly:
[Galaxy Note II General] fr3ker:
Just had my N7100 for a few days and running CM @ the moment,...

Internet connection great!

Speakers :thumbup:

Battery :thumbup:

Speed & smoothness :thumbup:

So far I'm feeling good... In fact, better!
[Galaxy Note II General] Formhault:
How is that related to what is being discussed here?
[Galaxy Note II General] eliterox:
Well, i had an n7100 which is on my mothers hands right now and i switched to the n7100.

The note 2 NEVER gets hot, like ever.. compared to the note1 which does get considerably hot when gaming.

Rest assured that you wont burn your thumb ever again with newer generation phones. Also, battery life on n7100 is brutal.
[Galaxy Note II General] Formhault:
I know. :crying:

I might sell it today or tomorrow. Then, Note 2 Titan Gray, here I effing come :)
[Galaxy Note II General] aamitabh28:
And you are welcome here mate!

U will not be dissapointed!
[Galaxy Note II General] fr3ker:
Sorry, missed the point where I wanted to tell everything it's way better with this device. No heating issues whenever ,.. Wherever , whatsoever :D ,... The only thing it's missing it's the progress on how Chas is keeping his night lies. :p
[Galaxy Note II General] Formhault:
Oh please don't make me crave for Note 2 more... :p

Note : the b*stard who was supposed to buy my phone today seems to have changed his mind. Hopefully he'll answer 'till tomorrow :/
[Galaxy Note II General] fr3ker:
You should feel the speed, battery consumption and smoothness in the palm of your hands...

I really hope that b4stard buy your phone so you can join us

It's just awesome man!

:p ... Just can't resist :D
[Galaxy Note II General] Haplok:
I did join the Note 2 club last week :D

I have to admit I was tempted to go for the cold metal beauty of the One, but delayed deliveries to Polish carriers took that option away. And wasn't that impressed by the Z. Not regret it much. That large screen is just beautifull. Who needs FullHD when it's already so sharp and amazing. Seems to be the perfect size too. Well, put it in a case and it gets too big for me. But having the extra screen estate over the lesser phones really is great!

Was initially put off by the horrible look of TouchWiz (have been using CM on my Galaxy S for a long time), but after customizing it a bit (inspired by coldfustion YouTube videos), I'm pretty happy with the results. I now mostly only see the ugliness of TouchWiz during calls and sometimes in the dialer (when it appears from a system call, rather then is brought up manually). Guess I'll proably eventually get rid of that too with a custom ROM, but I'm not in a hurry.

Coming from Galaxy S, I can really appreciate the GPS speed and accuracy. The volume of the loudspeaker is also very nice, even if clarity is nothing to write home about. Browsing and reading/writing e-mails is a real pleasure on this beast!

It does get a bit warm during gaming sessions, but it doesn't seem very hot and I hope its nothing that can cause an actual burn!

The smoothness is not that amazing too me though. I guess partially because I use MultiPicture Live Wallpaper and it always reloads the wallpaper during switching landscape/portrait mode. The default lockscreen was laggy as hell too (tried various fixes suggested here). But I turned that off and am now using the lockscreen from Go Launcher Ex, which is much faster (well, actually that and some icon packs are the only functionalities of that launcher I use... otherwise it's way too laggy, especially compared with Nova). But I'm sure the speed can easily be fixed with a custom ROM.

Just wish I could scale the keyboard down, cause it wastes too much screen estate (using Swype). And Multiwindow... the menus take way too much space... it should scale the content down as well, because as things are, very little actual content is displayed in each window.
[Galaxy Note II General] adytum:
^ A little off topic, but just wanted to say that all your wishes can be fulfilled with a rooted stock rom and simplistic and or xposed frameworks, including theming and dpi change, when you're ready for it :)
[Galaxy Note II General] htc-rocks:
He probably read on some forum that the Note 1 can burn your finger...

sent on the move from my Note2
[Galaxy Note II General] Formhault:
Lol. Right... Unlikely.

He probably got angry because I don't wanna drop the price even lower.

Sent from hyperspace
[Galaxy Note II General] fr3ker:
Why don't you try xposed apps. It's an app from Note1 forum... But is usable here.

try this one here....

Sorry Formhault ... Little OT here.

Hope you don't mind :p
[Galaxy Note II General] Formhault:
Try CM10.1 or other AOSP based ROMs. AOKP, ParanoidAndroid, and ten thousand others... I'm sure they're all better. And much more customizable. And better overall. :silly:
[Galaxy Note II General] Haplok:
Sounds good, thank you. But I'm not quite ready to root this new machine yet.

And regarding AOKP, I've heard these are not fully functional on the Note 2?

Plus I'd loose Air View, Multiwindow and most S-Pen functionality...
[Galaxy Note II General] fr3ker:
:beer::beer: :thumbup::D
[Galaxy S 4 General] barondebxl:
http://www.sammobile.com/2013/04/13...quality-galaxy-note-iii-to-have-a-new-design/

In all honesty, I think this is why competition is great, because it makes OEM step their game up where they have "weaknesses". It'll be interesting to see how Samsung respond in the future. I like their build quality and design, never bothered me but this could be a good thing.
[Galaxy S 4 General] shox22:
I hope they stay with plastic. Most Samsung users love it because "its the best material for smartphones"... what should they buy if samsung starts building phones with aluminum or other metals?

Oh, suddenly aluminum would be the best :silly:
[Galaxy S 4 General] barondebxl:
Yeah they can stay with plastic no problem, just make it more solid like the lumia or One X and change the design maybe? ( but definitely keep the home button and both capacitive buttons :) )
[Galaxy S 4 General] yahyoh:
i think this joke made by Sammobile ( specially their insider :laugh::laugh: ) :rolleyes:

LOOOL Samsung worried :eek::eek:

and i don't want aluminum phone , i think Samsung just need to stop using hyper glaze on the back cover :D

i really like the feel of back cover of my GS2 and Gnex :good:

IMO N3 will look like Galaxy Mega ( bigger GS4) with S-pen + Note features with 6 inch screen :p
[Galaxy S 4 General] Strategist:
I hope Samsung doesn't give up on the replaceable battery and microSD slot. The fact is that most people put their expensive phones inside covers so the original design doesn't matter much. It's the kind of thing reviewers make a lot of noise about but most customers don't really care that much.
[Galaxy S 4 General] barondebxl:
yeah, "worried" is definitely inaccurate, they are far from worried but let's all keep it real here and not be too one sided. The One has an incredible design and great choice of material ( I won't give it credit for build quality cause they always have QC issues), apparently most people like that. So imagine if Samsung can ( and they certainly can) make the next flagship with a whole new design, choose a strong kind of material, I think it'll be game over for everyone else. We here all like the plastic but many don't, so Samsung will make everyone happy by changing things a little.
[Galaxy S 4 General] barondebxl:
I absolutely agree on the replaceable battery and SD card, this is something they cannot get rid of. But they can pull off a different design and keep those two in place without a problem.
[Galaxy S 4 General] Currykiev:
"Galaxy Mega." Someone listened to the Engadget Mobile podcast. ;)

I have plumped for the HTC One, coming from the Galaxy S2 due to 2 year contracts, and never cared for what others call "premium" builds.

Having owned the HTC One for a few days now I have to say that having a phone made from more "expensive feeling" materials is by no means a bad thing.

It can only be a good thing if Samsung start putting a bit more effort into handset design. We all know that Samsung usually have the better specs. It really can't hurt to back this up with better design. :D
[Galaxy S 4 General] shox22:
Yes, they should definitely change the design. Last year most people were like: "look at that ugly sgs3"... but after a while, the people get used to it. But thtat doesnt mean samsung designs are nice. They are not in my eyes.

The One X was a really cute smartphone made of polycarbonat. It still feels 10000 times better then the glossy plastic s3 (and probably s4). If they use that kind of plastic, it would be a big step forward in look and feel. But i doubt they will do. It will be for sure more expensiv.
[Galaxy S 4 General] Terrorantula:
What does design have to do with build quality? People get the two confused, Samsung have the best build quality these days. People always say HTC One has the best build quality......... like no I've exchanged it 3 times, all have sucked and I decided to get a GS4 instead and luckily the Network allowed me to do so. I just hope my choice pays off....
[Galaxy S 4 General] -]Megacharge[-:
Agreed with the Hyperglaze. My S2's back-plate/battery cover was matte, and it was just fine, looked good too.
[Galaxy S 4 General] barondebxl:
You're absolutely right, and I actually said it a few posts above ^^. HTC has great designs and choice of material is arguably very good ( has its own pros and cons) but I can't give them credit for their build quality cause they always have QC issues.
[Galaxy S 4 General] GuestK00345:
100% certified, correct. To quote my own signature, "don't mistake build materials for build quality". From multiple accounts, the HTC One build quality is poor.

I will bet that the Galaxy S4 build quality will exceed the HTC One's build quality. Argue materials all you would like, but it's time for reviewers, forum members, and the general public to learn the English language. Materials, by definition, is not quality.
[Galaxy S 4 General] 1337RYoN:
I dunno, I like the build just fine but maybe they could use matte polycarbonate like Lumia or HOX. I prefer those over the hyperglaze.