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[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] distortion:
Looking for a hardcover book type case for my gn10.1. Anyone seen any?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nelwyn2:
I'm looking for a way to change the ripple sound when you tap the screen along with the extra watery sound you get when you swipe your finger over the lock screen. I can't seem to find these sounds in the UI folder. Lock.ogg and Unlock.ogg are just the lock sounds, but I'm looking to change these other sounds that don't seem to be in the folder.

What I'm getting at is I want to make it sound like the S4 when you tap and unlock it. There has to be other sound files elsewhere for both of these phones for those sounds. Anyone know where I can find them? Thanks.
[Nexus 4 General] Underground_XI:
everyday same roms, same interface, same features (except pa) the rest are all boring kangs. I hear people say that nexus phones have tons of developing but truth is that on galaxy or htc phones you would see some cool ports, while here nothing at all.

whoever does not like this, feel free to flame. whoever feels the same, feel free to share your opinion. also, mods that love closing such threads because afraid of flame wars, feel free to close it as well. just wanted to share my opinion on this matter.
[Nexus 4 General] eqjunkie829:
Who wants a port? They usually suck because so many things are broken. If manufacturers didn't make all their stuff proprietary then we would see more cool roms from other phones.

Sent from my Nexus 4 using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[Nexus 4 General] simms22:
whats a port have to do with developing? thats a serious kang, lol. try out different kernels too. the thing with nexus devices is that they run pure android. thats why many buy the nexus 4. no hacking needed, it runs pure android from aosp. most dont want that sense, or touchwiz, or any other of that manufacture crap. the development here comes into play by making android better. killing bugs, adding/enabling more features, etc. nobody want a port on any nexus, they want the real thing.
[Nexus 4 General] Underground_XI:
the fact that many things are broken does not mean that nobody wants a port. then what is all this talk going on saying nexus devices always have more developing? we have many roms and many awesome devs, but honestly 90% of the roms are exactly the same. sense amd tw users at least have an alternative when they get bored with tw or sense, they go flash a ported cm10 based rom
[Nexus 4 General] Underground_XI:
well you gotta have developing knowledge to port something right? kernels are absolutely the best in here! I am talking about roms...yes nexus devices are pure android experience but having an alternative wouldn't hurt.
[Nexus 4 General] eminembdg:
Cool story bro...

Inb4 lock

sent from my Nexus 4®
[Nexus 4 General] CMNein:
Well they all use the same base, so 98% of the ROM is bound to be the same no matter what.

That said, Android's at a point where you can't really add that much to it anymore that's going to blow your mind, it's not like earlier Android versions where there were gaping holes that needed to be filled. Most people here seem interested in ways they can pimp their UI and post screenshots, and that makes it even worse.

I am saddened by the number of kangs and mash up ROMs however that don't bring anything unique to the table, but as someone who doesn't develop ****, I'm not one to talk.
[Nexus 4 General] Clark Joseph Kent:
OP thanks for sharing your opinion, instead of saying thanks for the work in development being done in this Community you say "boring"....sounds like someone should take up Developing and then provide freely to the Community as it is being done now, but never the less, thread is going no where.

Again Thanks for the opinion, Thread Closed.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] AE177:
@All

I have a QTEK 1010 which has rom verson:4.01.16! i have checked all the form\ums for a positive response to unlock it, i would like to know if i can use the old ROM flashing method to unlock or is there anyother method to unlock this Pocket PC? any help will be appreciated.

WBR

AE177

:?:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Biso007:
you can't use the XDAunlock tool with any WM2003 ... so you have to down grade to PPC2002 or preferably to SER 1.2 .... but it depends on the RSU version as well ... if you have a recent one like 6.25.02 or A30 .. you will have to down grade the RSU too and this could be so risky.

I did many RSU flashing before with no problems but I consider myself very lucky :D ... so you better think more than twice!!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] AE177:
@Biso007

Tks for your reply, well i got your point about unlocking it, now can u gve me an pair of rom version & the RSu to downgrade to, os that my PPC is unlocked? well long time since i checked whether the word LUCK is with me or not ;-)

WBR

AE177

:)
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] TramainM:
The international HTC one got the camera update which is a night and day comparison, my question has anyone gotten an OTA on tmobile, can you flash an international OTA on a Tmo rom?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] mosi76:
I was also wondering how this update will be delivered to tmobile and other carriers. Does an update like this have to go through carrier testing or can it be delivered directly from HTC?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] kirdroid:
It has to go thru carriers...so won't be soon. Best bet is to flash the compatible international custom roms.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] mosi76:
I would consider doing that but don't want to lose Wifi Calling through tmobile
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Becool0130:
Just use titanium backup to back up wifi calling then flash the custom rom and restore it! Simple :)
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] erikiksaz:
Which roms have you tried this on?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] syaoran68:
Since Wifi calling is built into roms bow that the pretty much impossible. You can try tmobile super old Wifi calling app. That might work.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] obiaquino:
It has been said that until we get specific roms for our tmobile one's there's no way of flashing an international Rom and still having WiFi... So you have to ask yourself what do you prefer better camera quality or wifi calling...

Me personally I can live with the camera for now.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Towle:
It's really not at all that simple.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] mettleh3d:
Intl one roms android revolution hd and trick droid both feature wifi calling now! :) go check them out. Nothing left to lose!
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] kirdroid:
According to the latest android central podcast... The HTC one in the US was released with the camera update, so there won't be any new update.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] rpmccormick:
Yeah, they got OTA'd to what ours (all US) shipped with. The camera is already fixed.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] rschauby:
There's no way our phones came with the capacitive button sensitivity fix...
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] jonathan3579:
Yep, I agree with this one. My only bother at this point is double even tripple tapping to try to get a reaction. Sometimes, my back button simply won't respond so I'm forced to press home.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] kirdroid:
We are talking only about the camera fix.. the us versions came with that. Obviously the international update has additional bug fixes along with the camera update. Not sure our useless carriers will push that fast.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] ixrs:
There are 2 fixes.

Originally it was 1.26.

The first fix improved camera quality greatly- 1.27. This is the one t-mobile is on.

The second round of fixes (1.28 and 1.29) also improved camera quality (although less so) and the capacitive buttons. Very slight battery increase as well.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] mosi76:
yeah i flashed trickdroid 5.3.0 yesterday and I love it. It's a great solid ROM.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] newportkart:
iv looked and i have got quotes......

200 to 250 from some idiot..

are there any other models that would fit like the e973?

my lcd is fine and i have heated the old touch screen off

But if i have to buy both thats fine (lcd and Digitizer)

can someone point me in the right direction. i would love you forever :fingers-crossed:
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] justin860:
Have any of you come from the Samsung galaxy S3 what are your thoughts and opinions on the Sony TL phone? I am looking to get something different.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] jonchance_84:
Well, the TL is only an American release for ATT, and it's the only one (of the Xperia T series) that hasn't had its bootloader unlocked. Root is possible though. There's tons of development for the T, but very little for the TL. I came to the Xperia TL from an Xperia X10, and once I had my hands on that first Xperia, I haven't felt the need to switch brands.I feel like from now on, I'm only going to buy Sony android devices.

Custom roms for the TL can be a little tricky. Roms for locked bootloaders work fine but you have to be careful with the baseband. A lot of these custom roms are built from European builds, so they say to flash the original stock rom (ATT) with only allowing the baseband to flash onto the device to try to keep LTE connectivity. ATT's 4G LTE network is very specific for the US and I've had signal issues with custom roms where I lose connectivity (data and voice) briefly at random times.

On a final note, very nice phone in my opinion. The stock JB firmware on the TL is plenty fast for me. I've basically just put the stock JB back on my phone, then rooted it to get rid of ATT bloatware and to allow tethering (without having to pay extra). Badass phone for only having to pay 50 bucks to ATT to get it. If you happen to get it and it has ICS on it (which had a lot of bugs on the TL), get the JB update on it ASAP.

Sorry to be so wordy, but I've spent hours on this forum figuring all this out. Just trying to save you some time...
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] AndroidHoneyComb:
It's a great device and acts like the very popular Xperia T, (If you flash the European .140 firmware with flashtool excluding the baseband to keep 4GLTE
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] charlatan01:
I can't say I came from the 3, but I came from an HTC Amaze and the T just blows it away.

Also, I sent you a PM
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] cjna:
I purchased the sg s3 to replace my water-damaged Ion and I hated it. I have to take 3 or 4 pictures everytime to make sure I got a good one. I also didn't like the way notifications still come through the phone speaker instead of the earphones when you are using them and I didn't use any of the gimmicky features of the s3. So I bought a TL on Ebay and sold the S3. The camera on the Xperia TL is much better. I plan to stay with Sony next time I upgrade.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] LaZiODROID:
I ilke my Xperia T more than my previous phone (S3). Sony's launcher kills Sammy's TouchWiz... and the S3 had some pretty silly rules, like when using the volume button to turn down the ringtone, the notification volume didn't follow automatically. Also it had this annoying volume escalation in the ringtone when getting a phone call. Had to use a 3rd party app to silence it (but some custom roms had this 'feature' fixed so that was good.). I enjoy the size of the Xperia T more than the S3 also.

Things I don't like about the Xperia T that the S3 handled fine were 1) Removing the battery... I like to know I can replace the battery at any time. 2) When I plug my Sony PS3 controller into the S3, it can instantly use it as an input device... when I plug the controller into my Xperia T, it whines about how it can't power it.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] scythekain:
I came from the Samsung Captivate, this phone is way better than that device.

The only thing I miss is dsp manager from cm10. The bass and volume were absolutely killer.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Alex Slane:
Much happier with this than my old s3 had it for 3 days and found it to plastic. No doubting that it's a half tidy phone, just feel that the t is way better made and considering that the s3 is meant to have a better processor. This performs awesome.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Erica Law:
Sony's phones are design for speed despite their low CPUs unlike other brands which hogs their phones with useless tweaks, thus reducing speed.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] josephnero:
low CPUs?are you kidding me?american SG3 has the same dual core and remember 28nm dual core krait is on almost on par with exonos and better than tegra3 45nm
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Erica Law:
When I said low CPUs I meant for their older device. Also I meant it as lower CPUs. Sony having a lower CPUs than others.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] waynekirby:
The PS3 power consumption problem doesn't exist if you use Sony Ericsson Livedock DK25 (even though it was for SE2011 devices) as I use an Xbox wired controller on my 3 out of my 4 android devices without a problem :)
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] SirFork:
I came from a very similar model, the HTC One XL (only difference between the SGS3 is the extra 1GB of RAM). I was a little skeptical at first but I picked up the TL at walmart for 10 cents. Having not seen them anywhere else I thought it was quite the find. The camera is what sold me on it for sure.

As I got to using it, I realized what a smart move it was. All of my favorite mods for the One XL were native to this device. Bravia engine, clear audio+, xloud, etc. I had pretty much all of the Sony stuff installed on my HTC so it made the stock ROM very much usable; A slightly embellished AOSP. This is the first Android device I have EVER owned that I had no desire to flash a new ROM to get away from the stock software, which is typically clunky and slow, managing memory very poorly. Not with the TL. It takes full advantage of the identical hardware that my old phone had, proving to me that there really isn't any need for quad/octa core power-hungy beasts yet.

At first I didn't like the screen, but after playing with the settings a bit, I love it. The limited viewing angle ensures privacy, though some people do not like it. Colors are very true to life, as opposed to the One XL which is vivid and bright, but colors would look washed out. My wife had the S III and I absolutely hated the power-hungy super AMOLED. screen, everything looked so artificial. What amazes me most about the TL display is how functional it is with the backlight turned way down. Reproduces colors very well and is very readable in indoor and outdoor situations. Makes for a very battery-efficient device.

Yes the bootloader can't be unlocked, and flashing ROMS is limited compared to Samdung or HTC, but when you can theme and mod the device with a locked bootloader why bother? I have CM10 themes and cybershot camera, themed SMS and dialer, with the docomo status bar and task switcher. Debloated and greenified this has been the best stock experience I have had with any device. I'm sold on Sony I think I will stick with them.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Deformat:
I'd say I'd love a unlocked bootloader for the sake of a ported Ubuntu :P

Anyways, I came from a Motorola Defy+. Whilst the phone was "dumber", there was one single thing it made better than my current Xperia T: Audio playback. Never complained about that. On my Sony, however, it's quite problematic. As I really like to skip audio, it's a issue for me. I also dislike the audio bloatware Sony gives me. I flashed a different .FTF, no difference at all. Waiting for 4.2./4.3 (although I could flash a ROM).

However, this is not the entire story.

The Walkman music player rocks with one single dumb thing: search. I can search an album/artist/song/genre/whatever, and access everything really fast (I've got 20 GBs of music on my phone). And that's nice.

I also like the hardware and the lack of bloatware. The camera, which is good. The screen size is perfect IMO.

I like the fact that it feels mine, and only mine. That I can mod it, if I want to, and that I can.

I really am waiting for Ubuntu for this, and maybe I'll even flash MIUI some day.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Starlith:
I'm thinking of getting an xperia t mainly because of the camera. Should be in my hands by the end of the week. I know that it seems like a downgrade from my nexus 4 but it's not gonna stop me from trying it.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] alevbozzi:
Camera especially fv from market is really good

Inviato dal mio LT30p con Tapatalk 2
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] neofral:
i came to Xperia V from SGS3. i must say i hated the S3 because of it's size and i got frustrated when i tried to operate the phone with one hand and couldn't reach the screen and the phone often fell from my hand trying.

however, i miss the screen, the samsung roms, the plethora of choices and mods to use (not forgetting a super cool CM 10.1 build which i loved)

and one thing i just constantly mind about Xperia V is that doesn't give separate volumes for the ring and notification. as you know we use our smartphones a lot for chatting and i want to be able to have a low volume for the notifications, while not risking to miss a phone call.

apart from this, i love the V. it's water resistant and the camera is cool.

oh yes, and the last thing is the battery. i think that the V should also have stamina mode and try to make the device last throughout the day while using it extensively. when i say this, i always compare the usage time and the battery juice we get from both phones, i have a feeling that the S3 lasted me a good 2 hours longer than the V with about similar amount of usage
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] emuX:
I came from a Galaxy Note.

The main thing for me is the camera. The Samsung cameras are rubbish - my note and my friends' S3s and even the recent S4 can't touch the Xperia for camera quality. I don't even take my point and shoot instant camera out anymore!

I guess the thing you will probably notice more than anything initially though it's the screen. LCD isn't so bright and vibrant as Samsung's LED ones, but I find them more natural and the Bravia engine is good.

My only other comment is that I was never really happy with my Samsung phone. I was constantly wanting to flash new custom or leaked firmware for a better experience. Don't really feel like that with the Sony device - it just works and doesn't have the garish TouchWiz interface either!
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Nutryrip:
Im coming from a S3, and my first impression was the build of the entire phone, the quality is amazing and than S3, I'm really happy with my new phone

Enviado desde mi LT30p usando Tapatalk 4
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Bwyan Benton:
I had a s3 before. Then changed to the Xperia Ion then just bought the Xperia T tonight.

So far love it. And yes alot more than the S3.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] Zacisblack:
Now that some of us have gotten the Samsung Galaxy S4 onSprint, come join our Galaxy S4 Google+ community and Google+ page to engage with other Galaxy S4 owners and follow Galaxy S4 news! We already have the largest GSIII community on Google+ and hope to make the Galaxy S4 community even more successful. Please leave a post if you've joined that way everyone has a chance to be a part of this community.

Google+ community:

https://plus.google.com/communities/111123400503140706711

Google+ page:

https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/105019283930674370814/105019283930674370814/posts
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] Zacisblack:
I can tell a ton of you have joined but please be sure to make a quick post so others can see this and enjoy the community as well. =).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] chalkycroissant:
Joined ;) shame no one else is posting so this goes up the forum list
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Zacisblack:
Now that some of us have gotten the Samsung Galaxy S4 on T-Mobile, come join our Galaxy S4 Google+ community and Google+ page to engage with other Galaxy S4 owners and follow Galaxy S4 news! We already have the largest GSIII community on Google+ and hope to make the Galaxy S4 community even more successful. Please leave a post if you've joined that way everyone has a chance to be a part of this community.

Google+ community:

https://plus.google.com/communities/111123400503140706711

Google+ page:

https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/105019283930674370814/105019283930674370814/posts
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Zacisblack:
I can tell a ton of you have joined but please be sure to make a quick post so others can see this and enjoy the community as well. =).
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] imgianni:
You can not reinstall the firmware from flashtool?, According to me, you do not need anything but remove the battery and hold the "back" down to start the installation.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bakisha:
Try different usb cable. Try usb at back usb port of motherboard. Reinstall drivers for PC. Restart to fastboot from flashtool.

Is your bootloader locked or unlocked?

Is your back and search button working at all in g2j ROM?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] urmystlkal:
I am going to ask you to do a test and see what kind of results you're getting.

The issue is that the HTC One is receiving a MMS picture at a much lower resolution then what is being sent. I have been on the phone with T-Mobile and HTC all day yesterday and today and the answer that I got from HTC basically was either deal with getting a compressed picture on this phone or get a different phone.

It is not a T-Mobile issue because I can send the same picture to my wifes phone (Nexus 4) or anyone elses phone and they are getting the same resolution as what is sent out.

The test I'm going to ask you is to simply send a picture message to yourself and take note of the out coming size and the incoming size when viewed in your text app.

For example, in my stock messaging app:

I sent out a picture at size of 783kb @ a resolution of 1520x2688

I recieved the picture back at a size of 166kb @ 434x767.

This was a picture taken vertical and a horizontal one will having varying numbers.

The point is to see whether the HTC one is receiving back a much smaller and compressed picture. Keep in mind, other phones are getting the same size resolution than what is being sent out. I'd appreciate any input so I can hopefully get someone with HTC involved in fixing the issue.

Or if my phone is the only doing that, it would be good to know as well...
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] blackangst:
No test needed. The One compresses pictures when sent over MMS. If you want to send uncompressed you will need to use a 3rd party messaging app.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] rollsrd:
Well i sent myself an 800kb picture and received a 290kb so I guess yea it's reduced . I think using facebook messenger or Kik whatsapp won't compress your pics so much so yea .
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] urmystlkal:


Handcent, Chomp SMS, and Go SMS all provide similar results. The point is, it shouldn't be compressing the resolution like it is and that is something HTC will have to fix. I realize it compresses them when sending them. All phones do that.

It should not be compressing them again when it receives the same picture just for fun when no other phone does that.

Edit: The picture size and resolution that I posted in the original post are the stats of the compressed picture that the sms program sent, not the original size as viewed in the gallery.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] stevedebi:
Maximum message size is listed at 1 Mb, could this be the problem?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] urmystlkal:
no
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] judoka209:
I don't know what to do about this. I've had the problem since day one.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] mrjeffry:
I send a picture to me with 259KB resolution 1909 x 1080 and receive a 413KB resolution 1023 x 579
[HTC Rezound] scsnospam:
I tried both the Infection and the CM10.1 ROMs (latest) but both had call echo problems ie the other person hears an echo of themselves. Googling around I read in several places that most AOSP ROMs have this issue. One place (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2112720) mentions the 3 kernels in the title as possible solutions. However, I cannot find any ROMs with these kernels anywhere.

1. Does such a ROM exist?

2. Can I simply switch to one of these kernels after installing say CM10.1 ROM?

apologies if these are noobie questions.