yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] RMXO:
From TMO spec sheets, it shows that it supports AT&T LTE bands. There are threads on this already.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] ker0zene:
Hello,

I'm in a dilemma where I have personal T-Mobile service, and AT&T service with my work. I want to purchase the variant of the S4 that will have the best compatibility with both networks (including HSPA, HSPA+, LTE). T-Mobile LTE has also already gone live in my market.

It seems the international i9505 support's T-Mobile's LTE bands (AWS 1700 / 2100 MHz	LTE)

However, AT&T's variant (SGH-i337) supports AT&T's LTE (LTE 700 MHz Class 17) and possibly the additional T-Mobile bands.

Can anyone confirm if the international model also supports AT&T's LTE 700 MHz Class 17 Network?

Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] k0nane:
The T-Mobile version is pentaband. I cannot confirm LTE, but it should pick up AT&T bands. T-Mobile does use 850/1900 in some areas, primarily to support older iPhones, and you should be able to roam on their frequencies. The AT&T version does not support T-Mobile bands (AWS, also used by some Canadian carriers).
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] EtherealRemnant:
The T-Mobile version supports all of atts bands (including LTE) but adds support for AWS HSPA and LTE.

If you use an att S4 on T-Mobile, you will be locked to 1900 PCS only. No LTE, EDGE in most places, HSPA in refarm markets (but not DC-HSPA+ which means you will average 3-7 down)

It is much more advantageous to get the T-Mobile version than the att version as they are identical otherwise.

Sent from my SGH-T999
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] k0nane:
Save the critical bootloader difference.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] s44:
Adam's teardown shows that the AT&T and T-Mobile versions are literally the same hardware. So it should be possible to unlock AWS on AT&T's model (might be as simple as flashing the T-Mo modem/firmware, as on the Note 2).
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] ker0zene:
Thanks for all the responses. I bought the T-Mobile S4 and was happy to learn it is the pentaband variant. Since I travel abroad and also own an AT&T SIM through work.. it looks like I made the right choice!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] keplenk:
Hi!

Did it work with AT&T SIM? I'm assuming that the sim is locked but I was am wondering if T-Mobile (If you buy at full prize) makes the device SIM unlocked or not?

If this is the case, TMo would be a smarter choice right now to use in AT&T to avoid that bootloader BS.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] intrepresentation:
I have a T-Mobile S4 and I can confirm it does get LTE on AT&T. I got a SIM unlock pin from an online site and then the device accepted my AT&T SIM. The only thing I had to do after that was change the APN to use "phone" instead of "wap.cingular" and LTE is working great!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] xxhorseriderxxx:
whelp... looks like I'm getting the tmobile variant after all :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] wavrunrx:
yeah tmobile phones are network locked, and if you are doing the monthly pay plan, tmobile wont give you the unlock code until it is paid off.

im the kind of person who likes to unlock my phone regardless of me leaving or staying with a specific network or not.

i chatted with tmobile and they wouldn't give me my code, so i went to cellunlocker (dot) net and got my code in ~7 hours.

(im not affiliated with cellunlocker in any way)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] scott14719:
The question I have is that if you plan to use the phone on AT&T's network all of the time, will AT&T add the T-Mobile's phone IMEI to your AT&T account so it reflects the correct device on your line for account and possible insurance purposes?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] EtherealRemnant:
Its not a native at&t device so you won't get any help from at&t or Asurion. Its not even worth keeping the device insurance if you arent using an at&t branded device. Huge waste of money.

Sent from my SGH-T999
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] keplenk:
My plan is to just purchase Tmobile version of S4 (no contract), then purchase unlock code, then purchase squaretrade warranty ... Then use an AT&T sim.

My only question is, one you purchase the sim unlock code from a different company, will you purchase again if you (for example) flash CM, AOSP Roms - that includes modem firmware updates?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] bookmonke:
If you are buying off contract, they should go ahead and give you unlock code or it may already be unlocked.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] BillBurn:
You'd be surprised. There is apparently some confusion with T-Mobile as to what exactly their unlocking policies are. I purchased my S4 from T-Mobile's website at full retail price. According to their website (support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-1588) if you purchase the phone at full retail price, they will unlock it provided only that you have an account in good standing.

However, when I tried to get it unlocked yesterday the rep I was chatting with online said I had to have service active for at least 40 days (I am switching over to T-Mobile from Sprint) so she wouldn't even submit an unlock request. I went to the store and while they submitted an unlock request but were told on the phone that the 40 day period may apply (even though it does not say that on their website).

I am supposed to find out by Monday if they will unlock it or not. If they don't I will just buy an unlock code from one of the unlocking websites. Kind of crazy T-Mobile makes you jump through these hoops when you can just buy a code for $25.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] pilot_xphile:
What T-Mobile's Sim Unlock Department answered to my request..

I paid for the phone in full, and requested the unlocked code by phone. They told me it could take from 24 hours to 14 days.

This is the response they sent me thrue email yesterday"

"T-Mobile Sim Unlock Request

Sim Unlock Reference: *******

IMEI: **********************

Thank you for taking the time to contact T-Mobile. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide the unlock code at this time. After review of the account we have determined that the device is not in use with the corresponding mobile number. T-Mobile policies and procedures state that the device must be in use on the mobile number requesting the unlock code. If this is a new device please allow 3-4 business days prior to submitting a new request to allow your usage to update in our system.

Thank you,

SIM Unlock Department

Thank You,

Sim Unlock Department

T-Mobile USA, Inc."
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] XeoNoX:
Asurion (the company most USA cellular networks go thur) is too expensive...you should look into squaretrade, ensquared, or buy it thru BestBuy and get BestBuy's warranty
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] jerzyboy2421:
how'd you manage to add the APN? i'm in the same situation and cannot add the APN. i'm trying to use an AT&T iPhone5 SIM in my T-Mo unlocked Galaxy S4 ... getting phone service, but no data. am confused.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] XeoNoX:
on the stock Galaxy S4, you just open apps drawer, go to <SETTINGS> <CONNECTIONS><MORE NETWORKS><MOBILE NETWORKS><ACCESS POINT NAMES> then hit the "menu button" on your phone and choose "New APN" type in your data and hit the "menu button" again and choose "Save"
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DerekZ10:
I got my new Galaxy S3 with Android 4.1.2 last Saturday. The day I got it, I backed everything up, deactivated it, rooted it, got everything how I wanted it, reactivated it, then backed it up again.

Every few days, the phone will spontaneously get stuck at the 4G Splash Screen. It just happened again this morning. To get it working again I've tried wiping the cache, wiping the delvik cache, and fixing permissions. However it never works. The only way to get the phone working again is to restore the phone from one of my backups. It's so ridiculous, that I've been backing up my phone just about every other day so I don't lose to much when it happens.

The first time it happened was on Sunday. I looked at a snapchat, sent a text, then left my phone on the desk to get some food from the kitchen. I came back not 10 minutes later and it was stuck on the 4G splash screen. To get it to power on, I had to restore from backup.

The 2nd time it happened was on Tuesday. I was in the middle of class when I suddenly hear the startup sound and it stuck on the 4G spash screen once again. I lost everything from the last two days when I had to restore from backup. After this point in time, I've made a backup almost everyday.

Today, Saturday, it happened for the 3rd time. The last backup I made was on Thursday and I had to restore from that. I awoke this morning to the phone stuck on the 4G splash screen, still on the charger. When I went to pick it up, it was ridiculously hot, it has an OtterBox. After restoring the phone, the battery was only at 80% capacity --the whole time of which it was plugged in. Meaning the phone must be getting stuck in some intense loop at the 4G splash screen if it's consuming more power than even the charger can provide.

This has to stop. What wrong with this phone? Why does it keep getting stuck at the 4G Splash Screen? Why is it even randomly rebooting?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xdaoscar996:
Does anybody have some type of purple pen marks on the inside of the camera lens?

I just noticed today that my cam has those marks, looks purpleish and kinda foggy.

Anybody know how i can fix it?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisbass:
Can you post a pic of how it looks?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CNexus:
He meant a screenshot of the camera app itself
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xdaoscar996:
They look a bit foggy 2 me
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xdaoscar996:
Anybody know?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PlatinumPenguin:
Foggy usually means moisture. You can just wait a few days and see if it clears up or replace the camera. Parts are super cheap for the OG EVO and its an easy replacement.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prboy1969:
Is it the Purple looking marks that are the concern ? Or is the Camera not Functioning properly ? If the Camera isn't functioning properly, you may want to try applying gentle pressure to the lens itself. Looks like the Device has been dropped. When that happens sometimes the lens unseats. Applying gentle pressure on it till it seats itself again sometimes corrects the issue.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xdaoscar996:
It's the purple marks that i asked for.. Not sure why they are there
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noobsgs2:
As the title says... where can i buy the sgs4 (no matter the version atm) in ottawa? problem is i got till monday ;(;(
[Desire Themes and Apps] YoUnEs DeX:
hi

i wont this bar
[Desire Themes and Apps] Chromium:
quicksettings?
[Desire Themes and Apps] sayedakram:
YOu could use any 4.2.2 based rom for htc desire to get this quicksettings .(would recommend vj's slimrom or cm10.1 v6.1 ) :)
[Desire Themes and Apps] dethrat:
What bar? The nav bar or the quick settings?

I want never gets!! Especially when you say wont instead
[Desire Themes and Apps] eexter:
Your bar. Enjoy :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2197404
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] jamesyb0i:
I was thinking it might be worth getting an i9305 because of the extra RAM it holds, with the addition of 4g the I9305 should last longer or be more future proof. But I realize the user base is significantly smaller than the I9100. As a cyanogenmod enthusiast I'm concerned the s3 LTE will have less dev support and thus be less future proof than the more popular 3g variant.

Is this a valid concern? Does the I9305 get less support because of its smaller user base? Perhaps not now but in the future when its a legacy device.

The I9300 only has about 100-200mb of free ram even with nothing but aosp rom. Of course its still smooth and stable but Id imagine having 2gb would ensure Android 5.0 and cm11 upgrades to not be a problem.

Is there much difference between the I9305 and i9300 ROMs? Can the I9300 ROMs work on or easily be modified to support I9305?

What do you think, please put my mind at ease. The price difference isn't much so I'd go for the I9305 as long as it gets CyanogenMod support as long as the I9300

Cheers
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] Ishan Sardar:
You'll find most of the answer to your question here but I'll try to go a bit more accordingly to your questions here.

Q: Is this a valid concern? Does the I9305 get less support because of its smaller user base? Perhaps not now but in the future when its a legacy device.

A: If you are really into modding and just can't live without playing around with your phone and have to try something new everyday then yes it is a valid concern. i9300 has way more support and development than there is on i9300.

Q: The I9300 only has about 100-200mb of free ram even with nothing but aosp rom. Of course its still smooth and stable but Id imagine having 2gb would ensure Android 5.0 and cm11 upgrades to not be a problem.

A: Well, some of the dev thinks differently, they say 1GB ram is enough to handle 5.0 & AOSP rom and it will be stable and smooth and why wouldn't it be? there are helluva lot more devs for i9300 than the i9305 to make sure they run perfectly. To be honest without the devs the extra 1GB ram is useless.

Q: Is there much difference between the I9305 and i9300 ROMs? Can the I9300 ROMs work on or easily be modified to support I9305?

A: I don't know much about the difference but I can tell you this, it aint easy to port a i9300 rom to i9305, so don't expect to get all the rom they have on i9300, on our i9305.

Q: What do you think, please put my mind at ease. The price difference isn't much so I'd go for the I9305 as long as it gets CyanogenMod support as long as the I9300

A: Here I'll just talk about my personal preference which might put you in confusion rather than putting your mind at ease. I'm not saying this because I own a i9305 but personally I feel the extra 1GB ram is a big plus and I believe it'd help us to be more future proof and there are still a lot of ROM and MODs for i9305 to play around. A lot of the MODS from i9300 works for i9305 especially the biggest mods like JKAY mods works on i9305. I'm not gonna stretch it long but for a few bucks more I'd go for i9305, ofcourse if you are a mod freak then i9300 is your toy but I'm more than happy with my i9305, got several mod installed, changing rom every once in a while and with 1GB extra ram multi-tasking is a pleasure. The rest it upto you.

I hope I was able to clarify some of your concerns if not all.

Thank You

Hit Thanks If I Helped
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] -sandro-:
I'm in exactly the same situation. Is CM on the I9300 that stable to be called perfect? Don't they have the same issue with the camera and sources code?

I wonder if the RAM usage is the same on stock rom vs CM, if is significantly more on stock maybe the low usage on CM can make it up for the 1GB missing?
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] jamesyb0i:
I ended up buying the I9305, no noticeable difference in performance when running cyanogenmod (cyanogenmod / aosp uses less ram than touchwiz, to answer your question, sandro).

The camera bug is the same on both the 9300 and 9305, also the last few nightly updates of cyanogenmod 10.1 have 'no changes' in the changelogs.. seems like my old S2 had more frequent updates and support.

The S4 is only $300 more so no worries can just sell and upgrade if the development community becomes stale
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] -sandro-:
do you think the i9305 will ever see 4.2 or key lime whatever its version number will be?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spampocket:
Hi all can somebody help pls see previous post im in dire need of it thanks
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demkantor:
2 posts up from yours is a stickied thread that will teach you how to root, what drivers to install etc, please do a little searching before multiple new threads.

Get drivers installed, get the proper recovery installed, if you want (and I suggest you should) get blackrose on your phone. Need the drivers and fastboot to work first
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigboy96:
So I just rooted my samsung galaxy s2 now I have the jelly bean on my phone but I rooted it using the samsung web site all of my programs are still there I didnt lose any data or anything when I did it. I went to make sure that my wifi tethering app still worked but it is now saying that my phone is not rooted and the tethering app will not work can some one help me out
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] krouse:
A problem I'm encountering in downloading BtnPlus (to program the buttons w/ multiple functions) as well as many other programs for this Qtek is that the installers for ARMS/MIPS/SH3/CAB don't seem to work. My device says it has an Intel processor. How do I deal w/ this?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Rudegar:
arm and xscale are intel

and are called arm most of the time

because xscale is what intel started to call the

arm cpu line after a while when they bougth them

if it dont work then maybe it's because of 2002 vs. 2003 incompatility
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Egoista:
This worked before I rooted an upgraded and all. I have the AT&T HTC One X using Net10 services. I have the latest Evita install of CarbonROM. I set the APN setting exactly like this: http://www.net10sim.com/support.php#q1 and restarted but still no luck. What can I do about this?

UPDATE: I got internet working and can RECIEVE MMS with the following settings:

NAME:	net10
APN: wap.tracfone
MMSC:	http://mms-tf.net
MMS PROXY:	mms3.tracfone.com
MMS PORT:	80

Which is T-Mobile's APN with AT&T's MMS settings.

I still can not SEND MMS but I can not receive, still trying to figure that out.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Deleted member 3452239:
Is your phone sim unlocked?

Sent from my Nexus 4
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Egoista:
No, at least not to my knowledge. Didn't think I needed it since it worked before the root. I guess it's worth the shot to try.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Egoista:
There is no free way of doing this yet?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] DollarStrawz:
un-believable apn settings for net10

Hey man I had the same problem. Your probly not going to believe me but here goes...

I had to use the t-mobile settings!! I have an AT&T HOX with Carbon too!! small rom world ha.. anyway I was banging my head about this for hours setting up my net10 after a while I said F**K IT!! I'll just try the t-mobile settings...lo and behold it worked!!(for data only) I couldent believe it. MMS on the other hand...well I've been messing with that for days and no luck. Just try it with the t-mobile settings see if it works. I'd like to know. Also If anyone knows the APN settings for MMS that would be nice too.

NET10 NEEDS TO UPDATE THIER SITE WITH CORRECT INFO. There is a LOT of people struggling with this.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Egoista:
Thank you so much, that got my internet working but you are right, MMS is a bit weird, but I'll keep messing around with it and seeing what I can get and I will let you know. Thank you so much! If you ever find the fix, let me know, it'd be much appreciated.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] DollarStrawz:
Nice!

SWEET!! Right on! I'm glad your data is at least working. Man isn't that so weird? I've been trying to fix the mms thing for awhile and it's crazy!! I've literally seen like 8-10 different configurations on all the forums I've been reading on this subject. If you want to see something really funny go to the net10 forum and try looking for a solution to this. I cant complain though net10 is a pretty solid deal. I was kinda pissed about the 1.5 gb cap on "at&t compatible phones" what kinda s**t is that?? Anyway man I'm glad you have data now. I'll keep searching about the MMS I dont think it looks good though.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Egoista:
I've noticed that if the MMS settings are set to AT&T Which are:

MMSC:	http://mms-tf.net
MMS PROXY:	mms3.tracfone.com
MMS PORT:	80

I can receive MMS but I can not send it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] Hahahalalala:
Hi, I saw the other keyboard thread but couldn't find what I was looking for.

I have a horrible back and I need to keep my back lightweight. So, I need a portable, compact, keyboard for note 10.1 Next year I will be commuting to college for 2 hours (there and back) every single day.

I was thinking http://www.amazon.com/MiniSuit-Keybo...+10.1+keyboard

But reviews arent good. I like it cause it can go directly over the screen and it will be compact in backpack. Next semester i will be commuting for a hour everyday, so I need good one.

I also saw the logitech keyboard, but I went to the store to look at it and it seems thick and heavy. It would be thicker then netbook...

I use to have a netbook and I don't want a keyboard to be thicker then my netbook, with tablet combined. The reason I got a tablet was due to lightweight portability, so it would be pointless if its thicker. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] RooftopFiddler:
You should take a look at Zagg Flex. I just got it yesterday, and am quite satisfied with it.

Really, I mean, really light and compact.

http://www.amazon.com/ZAGG-FOLZKFLE...UTF8&qid=1367102163&sr=8-1&keywords=zagg+flex
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] Hahahalalala:
Thanks! I was looking at that before, but it did seem thick and heavy? I have a netbook sleeve, would it fit? Is it thin? Thanks!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] stephiroth:
I am also a commuter student with back problems. I just got the Zagg Flex a week ago, and I love it! The Logitech with it's AA batteries and thick cover was too heavy and bulky for me, but the Zagg is just right. My kitchen scale says it's just shy of 11 ounces including the cover and charger cable (micro USB). It's about 6 ounces without the cover, but I really like the stand functionality, so I carry the cover too.

I purchased it so I can use my Note as my primary computer while I'm studying abroad in Spain this summer. Portability and weight were two huge factors. I also wanted a decent chiclet keyboard and not one of the weird silicon ones. I love the key layout of this one. I tried 6 other keyboards/keyboard cases before settling on this one.

It feels pretty thin to me. The keyboard is .75 inches with the stand/cover or .65 inches without it. For comparison, the Note is .35 inches thick with no cover. The two together would most likely be thin enough to go in a standard netbook neoprene sleeve especially if you took off the cover. It is also thin enough to fit in the back pocket of my jeans (not that you would, but there's an image of a model doing this on the box, so I had to try it. :)

The Minisuit keyboard case is .43 inches by itself and .66 inches when attached to the note, so the Flex would be a bit thicker, but the Minisuit weighs in at 12.3 ounces.

The only downside to the Flex is that it's separate from the stand, so it's not as convenient to use in your lap on the train like the keyboard cover is. You have to either do a balancing act with a textbook on your lap, or put it flat on your lap or the seat beside you and type from afar. I'm still trying to find a good cover to pair with it that would double as a base for the keyboard when I want to use it in my lap.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] Hahahalalala:
Thanks so much! You have no idea how helpful this is to me. I appreciate this a lot!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] stephiroth:
You're welcome. :) I hope it works well for you.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] tony1208:
I was gong to try this one....

https://www.techiewarehouse.com/product-p/b009skvicm-j92.htm