yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Theoriginalgiga:
no worries I completely understand the pain of having an issue and feeling like I'm the only one EVER to deal with it.

SO don't hate me for these next set of recommendations, it's just all part of the troubleshooting process. What I would do is a full factory reset. I mean wipe everything, and I do mean everything because I'm almost suspecting it could be a rogue app causing at least some of your issues. I believe you can revert all the way back to GB (someone will correct me if I'm wrong, it is the internet after all). then without installing anything at all try the stock web browser see if it still flashes and jumps around. If it does well it's what some Microsoft programs like to call a "feature". as for your power consumption issue. try installing this app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.manor.currentwidget&hl=en . it isn't perfectly accurate, but it should tell you close to what your amperage that's going into your phone, which should be around 1000ma (or 1A). I know the issue you're referring to and it happens to me when I use the GPS on my truck using my truck adapter which is only 500mA. battery just drops and drops and drops.

After you've done all that and still don't have the desired results, flash ICS and try again.

Lastly I hate the browsing system on these phones as well. you can clearly tell it's a simulated multitasking system and it won't even load multiple pages at the same time and if you switch between the tabs it'll refresh the page and redownload it. Annoying as crap especially when you're trying to watch some pr0n. But it is much better than on my ipod touch so I deal with it. Where I guess I differ from a lot of people who buys this phone is I think of it as a place to get my emails, phone calls and look something up to prove something wrong. I don't feel a smartphone has really become a laptop or netbook replacement yet.

I hope these steps help. If all else fails and you're still having issues, maybe this phone just won't do what you want it to do. I know, I know that a phone should do what it advertises but when it doesn't live up to it, it's time to step to a different device. The S4 was just released and the HTC One is supposed to be a smokin phone too. And with the documented cases of issues you've been having I bet they'd be more than happy to get you to a different device without having to pay full price.

Again I hope these help.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] scariola:
As an A+ certified tech myself, you should know there is nothing like wiping the hard drive and starting over fresh. :D

The previous poster walks you through to factory reset the device, which is what I would recommend as well.

When wiping select factory data reset and wipe the cache too.

This will erase the internal SD card contents. Transfer that stuff over to external SD if you need it.

Set it up. Give it a couple reboots.

Computers and phones are different beasts. As I have incorporated the latter more into my business as of recent.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] rangercaptain:
Hey boneless, I'm sorry to have offended you. Remember, I don't know anything about your background or your technical skills. I don't know how high your expectations of electronics are. So please, no offence intended. I'm just passing on my observation in an open forum.

If you want to blow off steam, go ahead. And I hope some of the suggestions help.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rabidaries:
Would anyone mind uploading their effect_tick from the sgsiii? I like the water drop sound effect and would like it for my nexus 4. Thanks in advance!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] metalchef:
You can clean the cache & dalvik cache via stock recovery (vol up + home + power)...that's your only option unless you root.

You don't have to flash CWM-based recovery, either (and I wouldn't recommend it anyway, since there's no development support for this device. Moreover, if you do flash CWM-based recovery, you'll end up in a bootloop if you do a factory/data reset from the O/S).
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] stevew84:
Out of stock on Tmo.com, also price is 99 for a "limited time". Just curious if there i any word on the ETA for back in stock.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] isaster1:
I think the "limited time only" is for the bundled HTC car dock for online orders.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] stevew84:
Yea? TMO is offering the thing at $100 less than any other carrier, I hope when they come back online it will still be $99.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] KAsp3rd:
Just spoke to a store rep, it's $99 in store as well.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ccbm3:
I have a developer edition of the HTC one. I'm on T-Mobile. I flashed the newest radio over from the dev section. I was wondering if someone had the tmobile variant that can dump the radio so that I may test it to see if I can get hspa+ to work on my phone. Thanks in advance!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phositadc:
I believe someone posted it in the T-Mobile forum.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fromako:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2248586

OR

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2247171

I've tried flashing the T-Mobile radio as well as others in those threads but it hasn't been successful to enable the 1700 band.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Bobo E:
There is something seriously wrong with aGPS in Sony 4.1.2 firmware, at least for my Xperia P.

I went through logs and it seem that problem begins with time synchronization with ntp server. I tested a few ROMs based on stock 4.1.2 and CM10 a CM10.1 and on all of them "ntp server response" is time of phone boot, not actual time! Therefore there is no time synchro (i.e. phone time offset to satellites time is nonsence). Moreover, it seems that agps process does not continue past ntp synchroniation, i.e. connection with agps servers is not established.

I tested aGPS on Stock ICS firmware and at least ntp time sync works fine.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] qualitymove13:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgKXcQ9PLuc

Enjoy!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] motoelliot:
Wow great find!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] HotInEER:
Nice.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] benmatlock:
Pin this.

Sent from my rooted unlocked rommed HTC One, on the Sprint network.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] mutelight:
The whole movie is very cool. I have watched it a couple times on my home theater system.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] docbrown83:
Wonderful seen on my gs3

Inviato dal mio GT-I9300 con Tapatalk 2
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] qualitymove13:
Bump for the noobs to the phone.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] steffen574:
Awesome video.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] AaronM7:
Weird... this thread, and this thread alone, crashes my xda premium app... I can access all other threads without issue. Is anyone else experiencing this? (or know what could cause it?)
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] propjockey:
It's not crashing for me, but this new updated app is crash happy.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] epyon22:
Just Tried it out this sounds and looks awesome
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] regalpimpin:
I always liked this one.. Its a little more upbeat.

Since we can only see it in 1080p anyways.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3PDXmYoF5U
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lilmansplace:
So I've read through hundreds of threads and perhaps my searchfu failed me so I've decided to post and ask if my situation is unique or if there is a way to help fix this phone.

So I've got a Samsung Galaxy Nexus from sprint. I don't have sprint service so I manually updated it to SPH-L700GA02 from the download page on google developers with ODIN. Flashed the settings over to my current provider, flashed custom recovery (Clockworkmod touch) and have been happily using the phone this way for months.

one night didn't plug it into the charger as I normally would.

It had enough power to cause it to attempt to boot up, and it looped and looped and looped while attempting to boot up. Never enough battery to fully boot up but just enough to start the boot process.

The next morning I plugged it in and started it charging. Once it was full I pulled it off the charger and powered it on.

I see the Google logo and the unlocked lock symbol underneath it and it stays there for like 10 minutes.

So I pull the battery.

Try it again.

Same results.

So I think hmm.. must have hosed the OS. Let me just get into the recovery and restore a backup I've created recently.

So I pull the battery

Hold VOL+ and VOL- and power it on.

It buzzes but nothing comes onto the screen.

No fastboot screen or options screen to go into recovery.

Odd, so I pull the battery and try it again. Same RESULT!

So now I pull the battery and hold VOL- and power it on.

Now I see the odin mode screen. I'm like ok cool i'll just flash via odin and it will fix it.

Nope. I opened Odin3 v3.04 and it sees the comport 4 in green.

I select PDA and choose the SPH-L700GA02 file (CODE_I9250XXSPH-L700GA02.tar.md5) I downloaded from google before to flash this phone

Verify the only item checked is Auto Reboot

Clicked Start

I watch the blue bar begin to crawl across the screen. It doesn't get far

Here is the outputed result from Odin:

<ID:0/004> Added!!
<OSM> Enter CS for MD5..
<OSM> Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..
<OSM> Please wait..
<OSM> CODE_I9250XXSPH-L700GA02.tar.md5 is valid.
<OSM> Checking MD5 finished Sucessfully..
<OSM> Leave CS..
<ID:0/004> Odin v.3 engine (ID:4)..
<ID:0/004> File analysis..
<ID:0/004> SetupConnection..
<ID:0/004> Initialzation..
<ID:0/004> Get PIT for mapping..
<ID:0/004> Firmware update start..
<ID:0/004> boot.img
<ID:0/004> NAND Write Start!!
<ID:0/004> bootloader.img
<ID:0/004> radio-cdma.img
<ID:0/004> Complete(Write) operation failed.
<ID:0/004> Added!!
<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)

It seems to have failed at the stage where it's writing radio-cdma.img

So any thoughts? am I screwed?
[HTC One X] teonagode:
So my camera isent working on Renovate ROM :(

So here is my story: first i backed up the camera app using titanium backup, and then i uninstalled the app and tryed to install this one which i found here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2250137

and then i found out that the app wouldent install and after that i restored the stock camera app which i backed up before,rebooted my phone and still the camera app still wouldent open pliss help, and sry for my english :crying:
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Just push the camera.apk with a root explorer to the system/app directory and reboot the phone...
[HTC One X] teonagode:
I tried it but still the camera app dosent show in the menu but thanks for the idea aniway,any other sugestions :confused:
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Reflash the rom.zip with a cache/dalvik cache wipe
[HTC One X] teonagode:
What is a ROM zip ?
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
The renovate rom that you need to install in the recovery
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rushfunn:
I have MIUI v5 3.4.19 on my glacier and have numeric lock screen enabled.

On the unlock screen, the forgot password text is too big and goes around the screen.

So either,

- I want to change the text to something

- Change the text size

Not sure if there is an easy way, I tried to change the details on framework-miui-res.apk but it is causing boot loop.

Any help or pointers is appreciated ...
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xanda143:
you can try to download an app that changes the dpi of the entire phone. that should help
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] ctota:
dear all..

recently picked up a Gtran wireless internet device for my laptop. runs on CDMA and is provided by the CDMA service provider.. in INdia 'Reliance India Mobile'.

http://www.gtranwireless.com/products/d ... nglish.php

IN the product page it states clearly that it is compatible with ppc2002 etc.. needed to know how this will work on my i-mate. and also that the i-mate works on the GSM tech and this card is CDMA...

any opinions..?

Cherish Tota
[HTC One S] Ryandroid86:
Is anyone working on porting the new HTC one Sense 5 to the One S?
[HTC One S] _-..zKiLLA..-_:
I'm wondering the same
[HTC One S] Ryandroid86:
I guess I could always try to port it myself... but I have never done it before and who knows how it will go. I just dont want to waste my time if someone that actually knows how is working on one....

Edit: or atleast let me know if I can take the ROM from the One and port it to the One S (I dont know if its possible because of screen resolution)
[Java for Android App Development] LSD DREAMER:
I guess this project died
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] abubin:
I bought a SGY for my daughter and since buying it, I have flashed it with Jellyblast v3 rom that was famous around 4 months ago. A lot has happened since then and now I am looking for a better rom or tweaks.

Anyway, the phone is getting slower and slower. I am looking for something simple and good for my daughter to use. I do not have time to test with all these roms one by one and then patch some kernels and then some tweak and so on.

I would be very grateful if someone can provide some guidance on what is the best rom,kernel,tweak combo to use right now. Stability and fast is most important.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] denysw0w:
Stock rom is good for you.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Jonny:
Thread closed as:

1. Its a best ROM thread.

2. No mentions of banned ROMs are allowed.
[HTC Droid DNA] Slash8915:
I've had the DNA since day 1, and I really like it. I'm one of those guys that likes to have the latest and greatest phone, and was excited when the S4 was first announced. But seeing as how it's just a quad-core, not an octa-core, my excitement has weened a bit. I'm really trying to decide whether or not I should upgrade. The only pluses I see from the S4 are expandable memory, better battery, and the camera. I also kind of like how the LED screens look. I don't really care about the special bells and whistles. ( Eye detection, touchless answering, ect)

I know this is a the DNA section, so most of us are biased, but in reality, should I upgrade or just hold onto my DNA and wait for the next big thing?
[HTC Droid DNA] orangechoochoo:
It sounds like a feature packed phone, however I would probably end up disabling most of them. If you really want to use an external sd card and removeable battery then the S4 is for you.

Don't feel disappointed because it doesn't have the Octo-core, I can't think if any situation that would need that much processing power. However there was a review that said the S4 wasn't as smooth/snappy as the One and this was blamed on Touchwiz and all those extra features in the phone.
[HTC Droid DNA] Trooper Thorn:
I've always been a die hard HTC guy, coming from the Incredible to the Rezound and finally the DNA. However, I did have a brief Samsung affair...in between my Rezound and my DNA I had a Galaxy S3, and I really liked it a lot. There was just something about it that I really loved...I couldn't put my finger on what it was.

But when the newness wore off, I was left with a device I had to use day in and day out, and relied on to make and receive calls. That's where the Samsung started to show its weakness. After that experience, combined with the experiences some friends and family had with their Fascinates, there's no way I'd give up my HTC for a similarly spec'ed Samsung. Their components just aren't as good, especially their radios.

I have no doubt the S4 would be an amazing device and you'd surely love it, but in the end when the honeymoon is over, you'll have a very marginal spec upgrade over the DNA and you'll be stuck with Samsung's mediocre internals.

Just my two cents.
[HTC Droid DNA] Yehudah:
I do like the S4 (and S3), but the only reason I would switch is for removable memory. But the fact is that I stream all of my music and movies... that leaves me more than enough room for anything else.

Love my DNA until the new hotness comes out.
[HTC Droid DNA] mwl1119:
You can't use all 8 cores at once anyway. It's 2 separate 4 core processors, 1 4 core high power one and a 4 core low power one.
[HTC Droid DNA] davidukfl:
The majority of the new features on the S4 are really gimmicky. Hover instead of touching the actual screen, moving your head up and down to scroll. All sound fun, but in real life are completely useless and more work than the normal way of getting stuff done on your phone. So really it'd just be a matter of specs, in which case the S4 in my opinion doesn't have a lot over the DNA.
[HTC Droid DNA] regulator207:
probably shouldnt expect completely unbiased reviews from a dna forum.

ask the same question in the s4 forum and you'll get different answers and maybe a response from somebody who switched from dna to s4 and why.

good luck.
[HTC Droid DNA] croppz:
No reason whatsoever
[HTC Droid DNA] Serinety:
One word.. "resale". The sooner you upgrade, the more money you get. The easier it is to stay on top of the cell phone game.

Plus, galaxies seem to hold their value a little better than HTC.
[HTC Droid DNA] Slash8915:
That's sort of what I was thinking. But even if I get $350-$400 for my DNA, I still have to spend a good bit for the galaxy. Retail on those is pretty steep.
[HTC Droid DNA] Berzerker7:
The overwhelming adaption from devs, removable battery/storage will do it for me.

The thing that pushes it over the edge is that all models (except AT&T's, and the ones that have shown up so far) have unlocked bootloaders from the get-go in true Samsung style.
[HTC Droid DNA] pio_masaki:
Att and vzw don't unless that's changed.

Tapatalked from my HTC DNA
[HTC Droid DNA] Berzerker7:
AT&T doesn't, but all of the rest are. While that doesn't give good hopes for Verizon, since it hasn't actually shown up yet to anyone, even if it is locked, it wouldn't be very long before it's cracked open.
[HTC Droid DNA] pio_masaki:
Thought someone mentioned Samsung said those were both locked, can't remember where I saw it though...

Tapatalked from my HTC DNA
[HTC Droid DNA] WizeGuyDezignz:
No reason at all. A marginal upgrade and sans the gimmicky features, an inferior UI. My opinion only.
[HTC Droid DNA] Dri94:
Yup. Because specs are an upgrade, despite how marginal... Extreme dev support. And cmon, who wouldnt live to use their phone instead of looking for the tv remote
[HTC Droid DNA] alchemist316:
In the att thread someone reported the s4 locked not sure how credible it is but having had the s3 both variants and the EVO LTE most of what Sammy offers is gimmicks Ull show ur friends for a few weeks than get bored . HTC ones design is amazing the feel the solidness screen is great I'm getting the I9500 cause I hate the US galaxy threads to much comparing infact with my I9300 way to many US users trolled and or flashed roms bricking there phones that was annoying . I'd wait to go in test it out than decide .

Sorry for rambling

HTC-DNA,HTC-ONE,s3x2,s4-i9500
[HTC Droid DNA] kaliblazin707:
Verizon had no news about it but I read on Android Central the Qualcomm s4 has a root method. Idk about the ****loader.

http://www.androidcentral.com/qualcomm-based-galaxy-s4-models-now-have-root-method
[HTC Droid DNA] orangechoochoo:
If it comes to Verizon expect it to be locked.
[HTC Droid DNA] zone23:
I'd hate to have to switch carriers because of locked phones. I will go back to Sprint if I have too. Find out in October when all of my contracts will be up. Verizon LTE is great but I don't use it enough to suffer with Verizon's BS not sure who they think they are but they aren't the only wireless carrier in the US.
[HTC Droid DNA] orateam:
I think it depends on the kind of person you are. Simple equations

If you the guy who everyone looks to for answers regarding the latest tech and enjoy having that tech?

then 'lean to S4.';

If you guy who loves tech but really wants practical features ?

then else if features = camera and external sound then 'Htc one'

else if features = amoled or expandable mem or removable battery then 'S4'

if you are guy who loves tech but money and effort to obtain latest greatest is not worth it, then keep DNA.

DNA is a great phone, but it's not the best. both the ONE and S4 will beat it, but only by slight margins. It will be Verizons 3rd best phone. Personally or me, i'm leaning towards the one because the external sound is something i use often and the increased size from to 32gb. After a day at the theme parks, my memory gets filled and i only stream music on spotify. The Zoe features also helps it out. But i'm not sure it's worth the trouble too. I will wait on the ONE until the resale price is $450 which may be a few months.
[HTC Droid DNA] rchrdcrg:
The GS4 may also be a quad-core device, but there's also a GPU in there, and from the benchmarks I've seen it absolutely trounces the DNA. It's also a much faster quad-core processor. Remember, it's not just all about the GHz's... you can have two processors that run at the same clock speed, but one may be far more capable than the other. There's no denying that the GS4 is quite a bit faster than the DNA, and when playing high-end games on a full 1080p screen (and realize that most PS3/360 games run at 720p at best for comparison), you need a beast of a processor or framerates start to suffer, which I've noticed on a couple games with my DNA. There's also the OLED screen, which coming from a GS1 before my DNA I do kinda miss that remarkable contrast. The DNA is still an excellent and beautiful phone, but if you've got the itch to switch and the money to do so, it could definitely be worth it.
[HTC Droid DNA] WizeGuyDezignz:
I can almost guarantee that you won't see any major real world difference in the cpu in the S4 compared to the dna. In quadrant and other benchmarks yes, in real world not really. The snapdragon 800 however I think will be noticeable.

If you buy a phone to play heavy games, then it might be worth it like you said. Personally I save my graphics intense games for my ps3, xbox or pc. I just can't get very into those types of games on a phone. Just my $.02.
[HTC Droid DNA] orateam:
Agree, if you plan on running benchmarks all day, then you'll 'see' a difference, otherwise, nothing to see here. Honestly, the CPU's and GPU's shouldn't even be a consideration for anyone looking for a phone today. Any phone of dual core 1.5 and up with 2 gb of ram in my opinion runs any app just as fast as any other phone. You could have an 64 core opteron in there and guess what, it'll run angry birds, your email and browser at the same speed as the S3.

The factors that should matter are SCREEN SIZE, BATTERY and MEMORY, some prefer big, others slightly smaller. The UI of the phone maker if you don't flash roms, the speed of release/support of the maker if you do flash ROMs.
[HTC Droid DNA] plh233391:
I work for Samsung and I've been playing around with a s4 for about a month now only benchmark I've done is quadrant and it scored over 11000 with the quad core version its a very nice phone although I'm not a big fan of Touchwiz but the built in ir blaster is my favorite feature cause I can go to any bar and change the the channel all that being said I'm still using my DNA and love it and don't see me switching even when I get my free one I will use it like my note 2 just a WiFi only device also I'll try and post a screen shot of the quadrant score here in a min also if anybody has any questions about it I'll try and answer them
[HTC Droid DNA] jzarfos:
I will be gettting an S4. I thought I would like sense more than i do. I prefer aosp(who doesnt) but i am on vzw so the N4 is out of play. I debated the S3 and DNA when i got the dna and i wish i had gotten the samsung. This phone has been okay so i dont hate it but i think I will like the S4 better. Probably run wiz for a while, then something on the dev rom side for the long term.