yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (M7) General] Pr20:
This is making my decision tougher. I have a online order on back order (after t mobile effed up my original order) mainly because I want the car dock. However it is delayed further will I get this mic which has clearly improved audio recording quality or a new mic which may not be so good?

So then do I get it from retail store tomorrow which more than likely has this mic but no car dock with it?

It would have all been so much simpler if the original order wasn't cancelled by tmobile.
[One (M7) General] BarryH_GEG:
HTC's target output is 2MM a month. They ran 500K in March and will hit 1.5MM this month and expect to hit full production in May. The mic is on the daughter board which is a major assembly component so I'd imagine they'd have no less than two weeks’ worth and no more than six weeks’ worth which is the typical stock on hand rate for an important component. So that means they'd be able to build 1MM to 3MM more One's before they run out of components. During that time they'd obviously be working on getting a "Plan B" implemented. It took them about four weeks to get the Wi-Fi h/w fix in place for the One X last year so I wouldn't expect the mic replacement to be done any faster. So whether there are stock shortages all depends on how many daughter boards HTC has on hand and if they can implement a new mic in less time than it takes for them to deplete their existing parts with the offending mic on it.

The biggest issue for the U.S. is the potential for an import ban and/or stop-sale. Unlike the EU, Nokia has a patent on the mic here in the U.S. A patent violation is handled by the ITC not the civil courts like an exclusivity violation would be. The ITC are the ones that issued a ban on the One X last year when Apple filed a complaint about the "app-picker" s/w. And unlike civil court, how the patent violating part came to be imported or used is irrelevant so HTC won't be held "blameless" like they were in the EU. The offending part will be banned and it's unfortunate that it's attached to an HTC phone.
[One (M7) General] Pr20:
Thanks for the informative post. If I understand correctly the bigger problem for me is probably going to be if Nokia gets injunction against sales of the HTC one here in US rather than me getting a HTC one with a new (possibly inferior) mic.

Thanks again for the useful post. I realize I can wait a couple of days to see if my online order is going to be filled. 2 days is not going to mean a new HTC one with new mic. Thats quite a while away.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hussain_Salam:
Hi Guys!

I'm quite new like i said

and i saw a video on how to extend my internal memory by partitioning my sd card, but i'm not sure how to work Link2sd Properly

because when i download a app i go on link2sd it says on sd card but when i go to my actual internal memory theres changes towards it

so could you explain it to me

and explain what 'Create link' is

I also backed up my sd card before i did this and i put it back on but now i can't install the apps i used to have i.e tango & skype where can i delete the files of these on my sd card
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SohamJ:
by default apps are installed in the internal memory .

now you made a ext partition in your sd card

what link2sd does is it moves the application , data and dalvik cache from internal to your ext partition and creates a symbolic link in the internal memory

so when os searches the app in internal memory the link sends it to ext partition

the linking fools os which thinks that app is still on the internal memory ( due to the link ) but it is actually in ext partition

I hope this clears your doubt
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Lord Sekhmet:
I know a lot of S3 stuff works on the Note 2. Anyone had any luck with the GVM app for volume modifications? This way I could tweak the sound to my hearts desire. I keep getting a FC.

Look Here: [APP] GVM: Galaxy Volume Modifier - v1.0.2 - JellyBean FC Fix
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] areeb47:
Hello I am new here and this is my first post.

I flashed the Jelly Bean update via Odin, its version was I9070XXLPY, now when I connect my phone to my PC and launch Samsung Kies, it tells me that an update is available, a new firmware I9070XXLQ4 is available.

My question is that should I update it via Kies or not, is it safe?
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] szzlgupta:
You can do it. I did it ota.

Btw, I'm not responsible for any damage to your phone :)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] areeb47:
Thanks a lot for the quick answer my friend, I have added a thanks to you. :)

Something I don't understand, how will I damage my phone if I update it via kies? Isn't that stuff like, Official :p

And by the way, you are from the same country as I am, any ideas when we might receive the Indian Official version of Jelly Bean for i9070?
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] szzlgupta:
Lol. Thanks :)

And it might not damage your phone, but why take a risk? So, just clarified it to you :)

Well, I heard that we would be getting jelly bean by mid april, but still no update so far!

Samsung is just postponing the update :( I'm also waiting for the update :fingerscrossed:
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] areeb47:
Just one last small thing, for future reference, currently I will update to firmware LQ4, and when in future the Indian JB update rolls out, can I download it from sammobile.com and flash it over Russian LQ4 formware via Odin?
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] szzlgupta:
YES! :D
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] areeb47:
Yeah :D

This flashing stuff is not as hard as people told me before I bought an Android device. :cowboy:

Anyways thanks a lot for your help brother, take care.
[HTC Droid DNA] huskers15:
When I save my mms pics it goes to the downloads folder. Is there a way that I can change the destination folder??

Husker_DNA
[HTC Droid DNA] Bigandrewgold:
Not in the stock app
[HTC Droid DNA] huskers15:
That sucks!

Husker_DNA
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] mmjksa:
hi

i try to upgrad my i-mate from T-Mobile to i-mate, But how can i find some files like: nk.nbf, radio_.nbf and ms_.nbf ???

think u.
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] henrylife:
Hi, made a accesable drive for those who doesn't want to download whole dump because of one desired apk file.

Deodex was done with "Universal Deodexer"

Here you go, enjoy!

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0ByS6aSUbYsB_b2p2M0t2V2lTM2s&usp=sharing
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Heelfan71:
I put my sprint number as my Google voice number. Does the stock messaging app still work? Should I disable it and use Google Voice? What about making calls from the Google Voice icon? Is that possible or do I need to use the normal phone icon?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] mattvalenz:
Help

I'm a Sprint Product Ambassador supporting the launch of the One.

The stock messaging app will reflect what is in your GV inbox. I recommend using the GV app itself wherever possible for the bext experience.

I don't see a dialer in the GV icon, I use GV to make all calls and just use the native dialer.

Let me know if you have any other questions.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] daviss:
This couldn't be further from the truth. I don't know of any advantage to use the GV app on a sprint phone (save for going through old texts that may be gone from phone). The beauty of Sprint and Google Voice is the fact that you can use all the native apps without having to deal with the GV app at all.

Having to wait for the google voice app to load the data from your google voice account via Sprint's data connection is just not efficient. Which also means its not even possible to send a text through the google voice app(or load it) without a data connection. Texts can be sent with no mobile data turned on.

Just setup the Sprint/Google Voice integration in settings at google.com/voice.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] mattvalenz:
To each his own!

I never said it was a requirement. I use GV across multiple devices and have better luck with the GV app for messaging than the native app. You'll have to find out what works best for you.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] jskup:
Advantage to using the GV App: Messaging sync'd across multiple devices/screens. Easy to read conversations on your home PC, etc.

Advantage to using the stock messaging app: The ability to read/write MMS. These aren't directly supported by GV last I looked.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] daviss:
The OP's question was whether the stock messaging client worked and if he should disable it to use google voice. Not whether he could sync his google voice messages across devices and how it looked on his computer.

Using the stock messaging app to send through google voice doesn't change how it looks on his PC and whether his messages sent via stock app show up on his PC. They will always show up through the google voice app or google voice website.

I do agree though there are advantages to both. I use both apps for different purposes. I just find the GUI and notifications of the stock app(and GoSMS popups) to be far more informative than having to load up a program that has to connect to the internet and load before I can read or send a message. To each their own.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] jskup:
My experience was different when using my Epic 4G Touch. Messages that I sent using the stock app there were not sync'd across my google voice account. Only the received messages were shown everywhere. If that experience is different on other devices or I set it up improperly, I apologize. I also can't speak towards any experience with the GoSMS app.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] LordLugard:
If you initiaite an SMS session first from the GV app and you get a reply (assuming you have it in GV Settings to also receive messages to stock Messaging app), any messages you send and receive henceforth from the stock Messaging app will show up (synced) in the GV app.

I do this all the time. Why? Because the GV app is slow to refresh most times, Sprint's 3G speeds are not that great where i am so i am usually waiting for GV to refresh, and once i've gotten a reply i'm just using regular SMS really over the 1x network and still everything gets synced to my GV account.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kleo2:
Hi,

I'm new to Archos Hardware and their SDE, but I'm a long time Android user

and Custom ROM installer ;).

I have a hard time understanding how the SDE and multi boot works on the

Archos devices. I think only one kernel is used and the second filesystem

(2nd ROM) is mounted as a loop device.

Recently I tried to install DropBear SSH server II from the Play Store, but

the actual install failed throwing an error message about /system

being R(ead)O(nly).

As far as I know /system is not mounted in the custom ROM (freezenook). It seems to

be a regular folder in the loop file system. That's why I don't get the message

about it being read-only.

Furthermore I have a hard time executing ARM binaries on the Archos. I

copied over some binaries to tinker with DVB-T hardware, but I always

get 'permission denied' messages when I try to run them as root in the shell.

I tried to chmod +x them and to put them in places that were not mounted with

the noexec flag. But I didn't succeed.

To cut a long story short:

1. How do I make certain areas of the file system read/write-able in order to

install things such as DropBear SSH server?

2. Do I need to do something special to execute cross compiled binaries?

(I have a gut feeling that it's also connected to the loop file system and mount

set up for the SDE.)

Many thanks in advance,

Kleo2
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJE990:
Hi there!

I am considering (after almost 6 months of usage) rooting my Nexus 7. I rooted my HTC Desire S a while back, and it made it unstable, and it ended up in a HUGE boot loop. It wouldn't even boot into the bootloader (My carrier sent me a new one under warranty XD ). This is my only experience of rooting and it was absolute HELL. The entire process was dragging and it was a nightmare to do. Having to find the HBOOT number etc...

Now that I have had my Nexus for almost 6 months, I have seen way over 100 drippper feeds, most of which, require root. This gets me to my point. I have TONS of data, and want it to be saved and restored. Is it possible to backup all data (for apps and other major stuff, not core system data) prior to rooting, and restore the data in a rooted state? Or possibly dual boot a rooted OS and a non-rooted OS. is that possible? Is it worth rooting?

Many thanks,

JJE990
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hhairplane:
it is possible to backup all your items. The Google Play Store will back up all your apps if you ask it to do so. The other ones you can copy it to your computer. It is not possible to run a rooted and a nonrooted OS. To multiboot requires you to be rooted.

It is worth rooting if you want to root. It is an answer you must decide for yourself. However, the process of rooting on Nexus devices is as easy as it will get.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Westervoort:
Apparently there is now a new way of rooting that does not require the bootloader to be unlocked: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2233852

I have not tried it myself. For kernel/rom flashing and nandroid backups you will still need an unlocked bootloader though, but at least you can now make a decent titanium backup first.

I also waited a few months before rooting my device, because I wanted to get to know my device first (including all limitations). My advice is definitely to root:

-Stickmount: best way to mount usb storage

-Titanium Backup

-AdAway

-Quickboot

-Custom kernel (I use Timur kernel so I can charge my nexus while using it with usb-otg)

-Busybox

-Tasker

-Build.prop tweak to hide navigation bar + lmt launcher

-AOSP-browser

-TWRP --> Nandroid backups!

...
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soldier 2.0:
Yes, because it's the only way to get tablet UI.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wormtooth:
Obviously, your previous experience make you hesitated. HTC devices are generally more involved to be rooted, but if you carefully follow the instruction it should be easy and fine. Read the instruction TWICE to get everything prepared before you root a device.

I rooted my nexus 7 because I wanted to run some apps that need root permission. Besides, that gives me more control on my nexus 7, like flashing custom kernels and roms. So I think it is worth rooting. You should understand the risk to root a device and decide yourself.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ksarius:
Hello guys.

Hás somebody found out where i can get the 64gb black? Or does anyone hás news wether they will have in the future the dev edition,?

Thanks.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wisdenb:
Hi,

Can someone please post an original Nook HD build.prop or the exact value for ro.product.model - I changed it and didn't write it down.... Now I cannot get adb to work on my PC....

Thanks,

Wizzy
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 9v9:
ro.product.model=BNTV400
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] ejstubbs:
One of the few things that I am a bit disappointed about with my Acro S is the Connected Devices system app. It seems that you can only stream to the phone from a DLNA server, or from the phone to a DLNA client. On my old Motorola you could choose content on a DLNA server and direct it to stream to a different DLNA client, eg from my Mac running Twonky to my Sony TV, all controlled from my phone.

I imagine there must be apps out there that will do this. I'd be interested in any recommendations folks might have for a specific app, and reasons for those recommendations.

TIA
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Blacklistest:
Try to post on General Section mate
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Ashray_Vk:
Wrong section mate.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] boyheadkick:
report it instead of just saying it
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] UchihaDareNial:
In XDA app there is no report button
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Ashray_Vk:
And you can see that I'm using xda app
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] boyheadkick:
Press subject post, press more , press open in browser..your phones have browsers right?like stock and opera mini and dolphin and chrome..you can report from there, if you really want to that is..wew :eek:

sent from my LT26w

boyheadkick™
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] UchihaDareNial:
Ain't nobody got time for that,it would be nice to have 1 tap report button

View attachment 1905162
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] boyheadkick:
Lol i have to admit you got me there :D

sent from my LT26w

boyheadkick™
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Derrell.David:
Amm just wondering if jelly-bean would be available for this model (GT-I8160L) kinda not so versed with all that tech stuff :silly: so just wondering
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sigint89:
Amm just wondering if you have seen the Question and Answers thread where such questions should be posted?
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Derrell.David:
Ooo thanx makes mre sense askin in a Q&A section :o
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnequickiii:
There was an app called Reader or EReader on the Evo 3D. It was an ebook reader. I see the One doesn't come with an ebook reader. I went into System > App on my 3VO and extracted EReader.apk and EReader.odex. Is there some way I could make this program work on my One without rooting?

I know there's various different ebook readers in the market, but I really enjoyed this one, and would like to attempt to get it working on the One.

Isn't there a way to take these two files and make them one that would install like any other app?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] newmexiconewbie:
As a newbie by name, I have been looking into a easy way to root my Note 2 from Verizon as they have a lame multi-window list. I tried oneclickroot after reading about but they were not able to root my device. What is your experience or option of oneclickroot, and how easy is it to find a good rom that will allow for a biggerlist of multiwindow apps. Thanks in advance.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] vancampff:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2118348

You cant one click root because you have to unlock the boot loader. As far as roms with full multiwindow....... anything under andriod development in this forum. Original android development has no multiwindow. Also, once rooted, check in the apps thenes section for transparent multiwindow. Love it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] vancampff:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2116579. For transparent multiwindow
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] randy6675:
If you are talking about Adam Outler's one click root using casual, then keep trying as it will get you where you want to go.

Most problems come from bad drivers. Just read the thread very carefully, and you should be fine. Once you are rooted and unlocked, you can choose from several roms. Personally, I use beans, which has all apps available in multitask.
[Networking] cats:
Sorry but this text is in french, because this his for french users :

Bonjour, Quelqu'un connaitrait les paramètres à renseigner (et où les mettre) pour faire du wap sur un qtek 2020 avec sfr france.

SFR a été incapable de me fournir les infos !!!

Merci pour l'aide.
[Networking] tenzin:
Je suis chez Orange et n'utilise que le GPRS , donc impossible de t'aider, mais vas voir sur http://www.pdafrance.com , dans la partie du forum consacrée à nos machines , et s'il n'y a pas de réponse , demande, il y aura sûrement quelqu'un pour t'aider ...
[Networking] cats:
Merci

Merci Tenzin pour toutes réponses. :P
[Networking] Cyberb0b:
voici les parametre pour le gprs

Point d'accès: websfr

Nom d'utilisateur: RIEN

Mot de passe :RIEN

DNS Principal: 172.20.2.10

DNS Secondaire: 194.6.128.4

Adresse IP: RIEN

voici les parametre pour le wap (via gprs je pense)

point d'accès : wapsfr

dns principal : 195.115.25.129

créer un proxy wap

proxy : 195.115.25.129:9201

type : wap

créer un proxy wap sécurisé

proxy : 195.115.25.129:9201

attention les opérateurs tels que orange ou sfr on restraint l'accès à leurs portails wap, vodafonelive, gallerie aux user agents de leurs pool de terminaux mobiles, inutile de dire que le XDA n'en fait pas partie.

donc mise à part pour les heureux veinards de chez orange qui on le droit à un erzats de site orange world les autre n'accèderont a aucun services wap des opérateurs. Par contre les URLs de sites mobiles hors portail opérateur fonctionnent parfaitement.

B0b
[Networking] cats:
Un grand merci à bob
[Networking] conovor:
conf WAP

mm pb, SFR est incapable de m'aider et m'a fourni les params génériques mais cela ne fonctionne pas.

Le tel semble se connecter au GPRS mais impossible d'atteindre les pages, si qq peut m'aider.
[Networking] Cyberb0b:
quelles pages ?

parce que si tu essayes de te connecter au portail de SFR c'est normal que tu n'y arrives pas il est fait pour detecter le user agent du terminal et lui servir des pages sur mesures, et le user agent du XDA ne fait pas partie de ceux gérés par SFR.

si ca vient d'autre page là c'est dont un probleme de configuration et il faudrait que tu nous explique comment tu as crée ta connexion et ce que tu y as paramétré.
[Networking] conovor:
ha....

peux tu me donner une page qui devrait fonctionner

sinon, j'ai exactement la conf générique donné par SFR, avec un proxy server au lieu de l'adresse IP car j'ai vu que ça fonctionnait pas
[Networking] Cyberb0b:
bah je sais pas un exemple con essaye une page chez moi

http://sg-2.messagio.com/libe
[Networking] cats:
Moi ça marche.

Tout d'abord SFR est vraiment radin en information, c'est vrai.

Ensuite, j'utilise ezwap.

Voici le paramétrage :

I) Dans les params du Qtek

paramètres/connexions:

nom connexion : wap GPRS

modem : ligne cellulaire (GPRS)

---------------------------

nom du point d'accès : wapsfr (en minuscules)

--------------------------

nom utilisateur : rien

mot de passe : rien

domaine : rien

---------------------------

dans avancé :

"coché" adresse allouée par le serveur

******************************

II) Dans parametres dans ezwap

Connection : wap GPRS

rien dans connection auto

home page : : http://wap.sfr.net

"coché" break line ...

"rien" : force images ...

--------------------

connection type

"coché" gateway

adresse : 195.115.25.129

port : 9201

"rien" connectionless ...

"coché" WTL secur...

----------------------

"rien" enable push

---------------------

history

cache : \temp\ezwap\cache\

cookies: \temp\ezwap\cookies\

Je ne sais pas si c'est parfait, mais ça fonctionne chez moi ...

PS : S'il y a des problèmes, verifier avec une autre adresse wap

PS 2 : ne pas oublier de faire "connect" dans tools de ezwap avant de surfer...
[Networking] conovor:
genial

waou !!!

ça marche avec ezwap et tes params !!!

par contre, ça ne fonctionne pas avec IEPocket !

bizarre
[Networking] conovor:
et ça se connecte à travers :

Work : network card

alors que ma connexion GPRS s'appelle sfr wap et que je n'ai pas de connexion Work de configuré....

qq y comprend qqch ?

la reception des MMS ne marche toujours pas par contre.
[Networking] cats:
Ca ne fonctionne pas avec iepocket à cause de l'adresse qui est une gateway et non un proxy ...

Pour les mms je n'ai pas encore trouvé. Si tu as une piste avant moi, je suis preneur !!!