yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Networking] nicoX:
Do a cell that is on stand-by and on the table radiating?

I'm aware that moving around, the cell will start communicating with surrounding cell senders, to pick up the strongest sender and hook to it.

Sometimes just moving around the house, I will see the phone attaching to new senders, or frequencies, I'm not aware what. But longer distance, a new sender.

The question is, does a cell that is on the table radiat, with a sender, just to check the signal, or no? Is it just acting like a GPS, getting all the info from the sender, and if that into start to fade away, then it starts to radiate, to look for a stronger signal and sender.
[Networking] TheBootloader:
Mobile phones do not send anything if they're in idle. They only passively listen for new or stronger towers near them.

When a stronger signal is found, your phone sends a disconnect signal to your current tower and connects to the stronger tower. After that it is in idle again and doesn't send anything.
[Networking] MrObvious:
Cell radiation is very low and harmless. I have read supposed "facts" that it uses more battery to send a cell signal when the battery is almost dead and you have to be careful with how it is held but the validity of this is unconfirmed. But cell phones have a very weak antenna but the cell towers are very powerful and amplify the cell phone's signal.

Otherwise the information above should be pretty accurate. Are you concerned with cell phone radiation or just wondering how phones work?
[Networking] nicoX:
I'm very concerned with all kind of microwave radiations. As I'm very sensitive and can feel adverse effects of cellphones and wifi transmitters.

Why I asked specific about cellphones is that I felt this symptoms directly when I was a driver in my past work. Then I had my cell in the pocket, and by driving around for hours a day. The cell was frequently switching towers this way.

I never experienced any issues having my cell at home in the pocket, staying at the same place, although I wanted to be sure that it really doesn't transmit when connected to the same tower.
[Networking] stephj:
Phones can transmit at a maximum output of around 2 milliwatts but the radio hardware/software will drop the transmission power to the lowest level it can get away with to maintain a usable conversation with the base station (tower). It does this by dropping the power until packets start to get lost and then nudges it back up a fraction.

As mentioned above, it only transmits out to request a base station transfer, or acknowledge incoming calls/SMS, or of course if you make calls/send texts etc. Most of the time it sits there in a passive listening mode.

Base station transfers happen constantly at my home address, as there are two towers with similar signal strengths. The phone constantly swaps between them draining the battery quite quickly. Up to half of the battery can be drained overnight.

Solution:- I switch the phone radio off at home. The land line can be used for incoming calls during this time anyway. I reactivate the radio when I leave in the morning.
[Networking] kuisma:
2 watt, not milliwatt.

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Most likely not at all related to the cell phone microwave radiation, but something else such as heat generated by the phone, or more likely, something else completely. If you'd like to experiment, keep your phone in the pocket, not looking at, it during the drive - but before you go, ask a friend to randomly turn it off or on. You will not be able to judge if the phone is on or off using this test. Try it for fun a few times and see.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EnIXmA:
U just rooted my device and installed a custom Rom. My lye signal now only shows one bar as opposed to 4 bars when I was stick. Can some one please share bell's radio baseband? I searched through the forums and cannot fund it anywhere. Also how do you put the apn settings msnually
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jkpark17:
Did u find the stock bell radio? I really cant find it atm
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] syaoran68:
Signal bars mean nothing. Stock roms tend to have their signal bars inflated to look like it has great signal. Check the actual signal db before you start complaining please
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ams75:
[MENTION=4497505]EnIXmA[/MENTION] - did you manage to improve your LTE signal on Bell in Mississauga. I am in a similar situation and have tried the stock firmware/radio as well as the very latest one. but i cant get a signal better than -107 dBm (1 bar) at my location.
[HTC Desire C] for811:
I made a change of stock htc rom version, I made ​​some changes as delete unnecessary application, change the launcher, change lockscreen and more ...

The development is not completed, i maintain the work on it!

For the rest of the development I need the help of some people who would like to have a rom customize for them, but do not dare to get into the development to tell me their opinion on what I should add, remove, customize etc, in the rom ... For interested in about send me a message and we'll talk: P

Version 2:

-CM10 Bootanimation (Thanks to djpry)

-Add CMWallpapers app

-Add DSPManager app

-Add KingBeats

-Add cm9 Gallery app

-Add mms app tw themed

Version 1:

-Trebuchet launcher

-Mms, agenda, calendar, calculator, clock app (Tkanks to russel664)

-Deodex

-Zipalign

-Aroma-install

-OTA-Updater

-Root

-Blue Holo-Locker

-Beats Audio

-Apollo music app

-remove useless app

-Live Wallpaper

bug:

Nothing, except updated with OTA-upadater

Download Link

Rom installation

1-Copy Zip to sd Card

2-Reboot recovery

3-install zip from sd card and select the rom

4-install with aroma (The touch screen is not calibrate so use the power button to select, or go in option of aroma and calibrate the touch)

5-Wipe date, cache, dalvik

Kernel installation:

You can install try to install kernel of your choice...But you can install the stock kernel in the zip file

Install with adb!!

-Put boot.img in sdk directory

-Use this command:

Code:

Fastboot flash boot boot.img

Code:

fastboot erase cache

Code:

fastboot reboot

Reboot and enjoy!!

And do not forget to click thanks button!
[HTC Desire C] for811:
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[HTC Desire C] uchihasparky:
Lol I'm on fido too. Canadians unite!!!!!! :P :thumbup:
[HTC Desire C] uchihasparky:
This ROM needs Russel664's AOSP apps, also, needs to be moved to development section...
[HTC Desire C] Phenziox:
Another one of these roms?

Not to insult you bro, but there's already a bunch of roms that are virtually the same.

But keep going, you'll gain experience!:beer:

Sent from my HTC Desire C
[HTC Desire C] for811:
This is a fist release of rom, the development is not finish... im work on it :P
[HTC Desire C] russell664:
If you are using other peoples AOSP apps. Be sure to give them credit for it because that is the way XDA flows. :)
[HTC Desire C] for811:
i made the change and i added the credit!
[HTC Desire C] ExonakiDev:
What is this doing in desire general section?
[HTC Desire C] reshampanth:
Any Bugs Plz Tell?

Hey Buddy any bugs in this Rom like Random reboots or Bluetooth problems? Plz lemme know, I wanna move back to stock :D
[HTC Desire C] for811:
noopp, no bug for this rom :)
[HTC Desire C] PLS3:
Hy Guys

what need s-off htc desiree c?
[HTC Desire C] Phenziox:
I don't know what you mean.

If you mean what do we need s off for, then the answer is: changing the splash screen, being able to flash boot.img from recovery, some more things I can't remember.

If you mean what do we need to get s off for desire c, then the answer would be: we can't have s off yet, we need to get some devs to do that for us. But we can't achieve s off yet

sent from CM10'd Desire C
[Galaxy Note II General] ForeverSupra:
This works fine for the US variants, I'm sure itll work for you guys too.

Its based on Aroma and its universal

131 Spen hover icons.

PM me if interested, if it works then I will release it in the themes section.

Heres some images.

https://picasaweb.google.com/110909356306709280159/MyIcons?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCL6UqemjwtjZ8AE&feat=directlink

https://picasaweb.google.com/110909356306709280159/BioslayerIcons?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCIXxyr2hq-LJ0QE&feat=directlink

Edit: Sorry I posted in the wrong section, I didnt realize it till now.

Edit: Thanks dirtydeangelo. Released in the theme section.
[Galaxy Note II General] ForeverSupra:
Anyone? Heres a link, please let me know if it works. If it doesnt work (which I highly doubt) it wont cause any damage to your phone or make any noticeable difference.

http://d-h.st/9xo
[Galaxy Note II General] dirtydeangelo:
Don of installation ... its working fine thanks this is screen shot :thumbup: :p

View attachment 1917340

sent from xda-app

device : note2

ROM : testing

kernel : testing

modem : XXDLK7

recovery : TWRP
[HTC Droid DNA] jslcpd157:
I though that if you were s-off, that was the same as ENG Hboot. Is that not correct? I am s-off, but it still says HBOOT 1.33 in the bootloader screen. Can someone please explain the difference.
[HTC Droid DNA] orangechoochoo:
They're not the same, the eng hboot has extra commands that can cause big problems if you don't know what you're doing.
[HTC Droid DNA] jslcpd157:
Ok. Trying to flash a new radio, just wanted to make sure I do it right. Thanks!
[HTC Droid DNA] 123421342:
Rule of thumb: If you dont know what it does, you dont need it.
[HTC Droid DNA] jslcpd157:
I just wanted to make sure I didn't need it to flash a radio. Got it flashed now, all is good!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] k0k0t0:
So i managed to connect my xbox 360 controller to my Xperia P trough a USB hub becouse when i connect it directly it gives me Power consuption error(or something like that),but now when i play game for example: Dead Triger its has faulty movemants and its like a button is allways pressed,it keeps going in circles!

Can someone help me to connect it directly!

And for the via usb hub problem i can think of 2 things that can be the problem:

1.Becouse the controller is a fake piece of **** that i got from ebay for less than 20$!

2.Simething goes wrong when going through the USB hub!

PLEASE HELP ME!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xaRayx:
just wondering, will rooting the phone allow me to change the language of the phone? for some reason, Chinese is not an option as the language and I﻿ want to know if rooting the phone can change this?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ianpugh:
Hi,

While exploring the 4636 menu I think I may have inadvertently changed the "Set preferred network type" setting. I am in the UK and with Vodafone (if that makes any difference) so could someone with an HTC One on that network please tell me what it says for that setting?

Many thanks.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaythenut:
Hspap
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ianpugh:
???

I presume that was a typo?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaythenut:
Yeah sorry I'm on 4G that's not going to help you. I think you should be on the 3rd one down gsm auto
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ianpugh:
Vodafone UK anyone?

Thanks for that but I think the most useful answer would be from someone actually on Vodafone here in the UK.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dobknobby:
Hi, i Have 2x HTC Ones, One using a o2 Network, one on EE, (Noty being greedy one is going tomorrow) Just checked on these settings, and both defauted to WCDMA Preferred. . .

Hope this helps. . . Let me know.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ianpugh:
That does help - cheers Mr Greedy!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dobknobby:
No Probs, glad i can assist. . .

U know what the Thanks button is for right? :fingers-crossed:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ianpugh:
Well I suppose shy bairns get nowt!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dobknobby:
Nice one. Thanks Bud, , , :D
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ianpugh:
Still need definitve answer

Hello again,

I've got a bit of information now but I would still like to hear from someone with an HTC One on a Vodafone UK contract. If you could do the "4636" menu thingy and tell me what exactly the preferred network is set to?

I noticed that my Vodafone 3G signal is almost completely useless but this may be a separate issue from what I've found on the web.The "H" connection is very fast but when it drops down to "3G" there's no data coming or going at all.

So just to be clear that it is a Vodafone network thing (which others suggest) I want to confirm I've got my preferred network set properly.

Cheers.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cstone1819:
Hi, vodafone uk here but I get my phone from P4U, on mine preferred network is set to: GSM/WCDMA/LTE auto.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IINexusII:
doesnt it reset anyway when you reboot?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Arkobad:
I started to work on my 2.5mm-to-3.5mm adaptor.

It is a reduction between four-pin 2.5mm jack male connector (on XDA2's side) and two 3.5mm female connectors - first for stereo headphones and second for the microphone.

It's done and it works perfectly. I've got a high quality big headphones with built in microphone so listening to WMA music is near-HiFi and even telephone calls are much better for both sides.

But the problem is : buttons. The original headphones supplied with the XDA2 have two buttons: red and green. XDA1 had only one button and that button was just interconnecting two wires. But with XDA2 I've tried all combinations of interconnecting all of those four wires and nothing happened.

I didn't dare to open the original XDA2 headset, but I'm curious, what would I find.

Is there something more complicated in XDA2 headphones? Aren't they just interconnecting two wires but rather sending back to XDA2 some complicated signal?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Arkobad:
XDA2 connected to Car HiFi

I already tested to use the XDA2 as a source of audio signal for :

1) HiFi aplifier at home

2) InCarAudio

It works perfectly and the sound is great.

I also tried to use a better external microphone connected to XDA2 - and results are great also.

So my adaptor 2.5mmJack-to-Two3.5mmJacks is really usefull for me.

But I really can't determine, how those two buttons on original headset do work!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Jason:
my headphones are broken so I dont mind taking mine apart - want a photo of the interior?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rene_canlas:
Take a good look at the 2.5mm connector on the XDA2 handsfree. You will notice that it actually has 5 pin connectors. The fifth pin connector is actually the metal placed on the inside of the black cylinder or tube where the 2.5mm plug's base is located.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] blackangst:
I bought and downloaded Swype. Ive been a Swype user for years and love it. Got it installed and set up. However, whenever the phone reboots it goes back to stock. And for the life of me I cant find the option to switch it to Swype and have to run the setup again.

Anyone else have this issue or offer any advice?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] VenomGT:
I'm having the same issue. It's very annoying having to set up Swype again after a reboot.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] mbanken:
Keyboard resets to HTC after reboot?

I am having this issue too, anyone have any luck figuring it out? I am stumped!
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] fmedrano1977:
Not having this issue on ARHD 7.1.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] adjat84th:
was having the issue..found this thread, no help. googled and found on androidcentral an answer that has worked for me even after reboot. when going to type something and the keyboard pops up, a keyboard icon will show in the notification bar. pull that down and select the keyboard input method and change it. should be golden after that!
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] chrisram88:
Reboot the phone and it will go back to stock keyboard. It's a bug. Have it on the s3 and htc one and it does it on both.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] adjat84th:
I rebooted twice, and still have Swype doing what I originally wrote. Will report if that changes
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] adjat84th:
Still swyping away here. No resets back to stock
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] lampel:
I had this issue running rooted stock rom. I made Swype a system app with titanium backup and it worked as expected after. Recently upgraded to a 4.2.2 ROM and making it a system app doesn't appear to work anymore no matter how many times i clear cache and app cache so i set Tasker to set the input method at boot and no problems... Hope it helps.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] snarfattak:
Using Titanium Backup to freeze the system keyboards fixed the same problem on my S3.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] SmiLey497:
If you're rooted just freeze the HTC IME in Titanium.
[LG Optimus 3D] TheBestX:
I tried to root my LG Optimus 3D P725 using this method http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2144738 after i flashed the ICS bootloader & ICS TWRP Recovery and when i reboot it stucks in the LG logo & sometimes i don't even see the logo just device ON & nothing happens , i tried to change to CWM = no result :( , i also tried to flashback the GB bootloader with recovery but also no result , my phone is bricked & i don't know what to do pls somebody help me :'(

PS : I can't even access to recovery knowing that i tried the three buttons method :p
[LG Optimus 3D] alphatia:
Just reflash stock rom
[LG Optimus 3D] amazing 3D:
i dont know if p725 and p920 are the same ?

i think you have to flash stock ics bootloader .

or

try to re flash twrp recovery (option 6) in gingerbread section and ics bootloader in ics section.

you can access recovery by os hacking tools this is how you can do:

first after you flashed these two files ics bootloader and twerp recovery

then press and hold vul-down and 3D key then inter restart option in os hacking tools ,dont free them ( vul-down , 3D ) wait till phone boots into recovery there you can flash your stock bootloader

once again i dont know if p920 stock ics bootloader will suit your phone you can find P920 stock ics bootloader in the here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2191698

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[LG Optimus 3D] TheBestX:
but when i said :" it stucks in the LG logo & sometimes i don't even see the logo just device ON & nothing happens " is that normal?? i mean is there any chance to repair the phone ??
[LG Optimus 3D] amazing 3D:
will, i think it is normal because you have flashed a wrong bootloader for your phone.

yes you can repair it so dont worry

just search the fourm and reflash your rom

by the way iam a noob :)
[LG Optimus 3D] TheBestX:
I tried the steps u mentioned but it doesn't work :( anything else i should try pls help i'm so desperate :'( :crying:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] babyschmoof:
After reading the reviews on the S4 camera, I'm quite happy to stick with the S3 until the next update cycle.

I guess it's finally time to root this puppy. Hopefully the last ota didn't lock me out.

Sprint replaced my HTC 4g Lte with the S3, so I'm pretty late to the game.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] phyba:
Not sure what reviews u read but all the ones I read praised the s4 camera. Its a notable upgrade if u dont have a s3. But the s3 will be getting all the s4 features so really no point in upgrading.

My s3 is running find with no lag and I doubt I would see that much of a performance gain in the s4 besides benchmarks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hdnet1:
Just played with one here at work, it's low light abilities are much better than my S3, not had time to do a real comparison yet though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] babyschmoof:
In most reviews, it finished behind the new HTC, LG and even the iPhone (in some categories).

It's a big bump pixel-wise, but it's not over overall game changer.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TheSocalGuy79:
Me personally I like to skip a generation of phones. I'll pass on the S4 and get the S5.

Sent from my Freeza MD4 Stock Rooted Galaxy S3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cas8180:
Not sure what reviews you are reading but CNET did a camera shoot off between the s4 iPhone 5 and HTC one and the HTC one finished last.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tylerjames09:
Sprint replaced my EVO lte with an S3 as well and I have been lovvvving it. I have an upgrade coming up in August and pondered the thought of getting the S4 but after seeing the review videos (especially those comparing it to the HTC One), Ive decided that it would be a waste of money to upgrade to that....especially when we're going to see 75% of the S4 features in future ROM builds.

Side question...what was specifically being said about the camera?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cas8180:
Just one of hundreds of article's

http://www.cnet.com/8301-17918_1-57581522-85/samsung-galaxy-s4-shootout-versus-htc-one-iphone-5/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] babyschmoof:
There are plenty of reviews that say the opposite, especially in low light situations.

However, some of you are not getting the point of the thread... Even if the camera was a game changer, is that really enough to upgrade?

I personally feel the changes/upgrades are not worth using an upgrade. The S3 was made well, and I can hold out until the S5.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tylerjames09:
Have you considered the HTC One at all? Im kind of stuck on what to do for my next upgrade. Im not a huge fan of there Sense UI but I must say the design of the phone and some of its features are def tempting.

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Also to add to that...im kind of fearful that Samsung is going to get in the habit of coming out with their next model but only to make minimal upgrades to software/hardware and keep their design the same...almost like apple...I know this is me speculating and looking WAYYYY too far ahead but does anyone else feel the same?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Slomodrop:
I have a rooted and heavily modded s3 I really love, but I'd upgrade for the screen alone.

// Galaxy SIII SPH-L710 // MOAR 3.0 ROM + MD4 baseband // KT747 kernel running ktoonservative-BFQ 384-1809Mhz + rescaling + undervolting // Crossbreeder entropy + DNS caching + ad blocking // LagFix fsTRIM // Nova Prime launcher // sent from xda premium
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] babyschmoof:
As a previous owner of the HTC Lte 4g, I can tell you they are very developer unfriendly. They play games with releasing the source only when the next update comes out; leaving the developers with outdated source.

I do think HTC's photo chip is superior (not sensor). Their overlay is smoother and less memory intensive than touchwiz. If HTC can market properly and can get back in the good graces with vendors, they have potential.

I only wish Samsung spent as much time on the hardware as software. Actually, most of it is worthless. I have most of it disabled.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Slomodrop:
What do you mean by this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tylerjames09:
I work for US Cellular and we just got our demo model...and I must say the screen is absolutely gorgeous. I wish I could see the value in upgrading for a better screen you know?? Difficault decissions lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] whatsleft4her:
Just got my s3 about a month ago so I shall be sticking with it and not to mention I am extremely satisfied with this device!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] toolegit:
This. I just used my upgrade for the S3. Yeah, I was impatient to get a new phone, but I did a lot of reading on the S4 and while it looks great I think the S3 is going to be relevant for quite a while longer. I don't know much about the S2, but my Epic was running real good up until the time I shattered the glass and the charge port went out. I have TEP, but didn't have the $100 for a new phone.

Another reason to go with the S3, I saved $200 buying it....

I still have my Epic, thinking about using that as a learning device and take it apart.