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[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] mike105217:
So after 2 weeks of using this case I have decided to write a review on it. Overall I have to say I like the case when I bought it I had originally ordered the Otter box Defender series. Having bought other cases like the Otter box I knew that it would provide the protection I desired (Kind of a freak about protecting my phone) the only downside is the bulk that was Inherently added to the phone due to the protection being gained I was used to it but decided that making the jump to the S4 from the S2 would make this extra bulk on an already bigger Phone would be more than a little uncomfortable and that’s how I ended up with the SPIGEN Galaxy S4 Neo Hybrid and GLAS.tR SLIM Premium Tempered Glass.

Now the for the case itself there is very little to talk about it does add very little bulk to the phone and covers all of the important parts being the back and corners where as anyone knows that’s dropped their phone disasters happen it adds some weight but seems like it makes the weight more on the outside of the phone as opposed to center heavy.

Overall for the case itself even though it does not provide as much protection as some of the more hefty cases I would be confident in being able to drop my phone and not have any serious harm come to it.

For the screen protector I have mixed feeling not because I’m not confident of what it does far from it. It adds what seems like more sensitivity to the already sensitive screen helps prevent scratches and breaks as well as helps eliminate fingerprints and glare on the screen. What I did not like about it is the extra thickness however makes the home button on the phone kind of hard to hit with your figure because it gets a recessed feeling making the Aluminum Home Button almost a requirement to be able to use your phone with it. The protector was easy to put on although I was not able to get it perfect and there are 1 or 2 micro bubbles that bug me but the instructions said those will go away in a couple days.

Functionality wise this is a winning pair as long as you get the home buttons in my eyes anyway I hope you guys liked the review if there is anything you would like to add

Or change let me know as this is my first am I’m always looking for ways to improve.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] ohraii:
Pictures, please? :D

Sent from my Ancient Atrix 4G.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] NRGZ28:
Reviews are USELESS without pictures...... :D
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] Xcor3:
NRGZ in the houseeeee!!!
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] ElZany:
indeed pictures would be nice

also did you put one of those jelly bean home buttons?
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] bootloopz:
The Glass screen protector from spigen is crap. Mine arrived WITH dust already between the protective plastic and sticky side of the glass. $40 down the damn drain.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] xtrememorph:
I share mine instead.

Pic with just the case

Pic with Glas and case

Pic with Glas only

- I've applied the black button included, it allow ease of use.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] HS™:
Its a nice case looks neat but can some one post back portion also
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] Zymesh:
woah the screen protector looks thick. wont that easily peel off like the picture with the home button? looks like the end didnt stick that well or is that a reflection since the screen is curved on the edges?

with the screen and case how thick is your phone now compared to a stock one?
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] Par78uk:
I've got the neo hybrid and glass t on mine which is slightly slimmer thatn the glass tr, and don't find the thickness to be a problem. Also, both the case and screen protector came with jelly buttons for the home button to prevent any awckwardfeeling due to the home button being a bit recessed. Did yours not include the jelly buttons?

Only complaint on my part is that the case scuffs easily after a drop and that the buttons are a bit too sensitive.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] mike105217:
Thank you for posting the Pics i hadn't gotten a chance to post any yet if there are any angles anyone else would like im planing on doing this tonight. :D
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] spaided:
I ordered mine from amazon yesterday!!!! I didn't get that funny looking screen protector though.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] ducksauce88:
I have the glas.tr on the neo hybrid also so I thought I would share my photos. I also opted to get the metallic button for another $5. I am glad I did, I absolutely love that the home button matches the rest.

There is no way this thing is coming off. The only way it will come off is if it cracks from a huge drop and the glas.tr has cracked.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BoBBBBBBBO:
I've been using Omega ROM since day one, but I wanna try the stock 4.2.2 Android Jelly Bean. So which ROMs do you recommend me trying? I've heard of PA3.15 P.A.C True All in 1 ROM, LiquidSmooth, JellyBAM ROM, AOKP Unofficial Nightlies, Paranoid Android.. Which one do you think is the best and most stable? (camera working with flash etc..)

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aukhan:
Paranoid Android 3 i would suggest
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spitwista:
Pacman all in one rom
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] markelini123:
CarbonROM was my favourite.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Primokorn:
RootBox of course
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lybs.ylbs:
I tried almost all of the 4.2.2 ROMs.

I would say: Paranoidandroid +3.

BUT just so you'll know, 4.2.2 has a problem with the camera. It gets lots of FC or camera gets stuck when using focus+flash.

Carbon is good but didn't understand how to enable tuggels and lock screen. Tried everything.

Good lunch
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DirtyHarrx:
Paranoid Android of course. Can't wait for HALO.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darietto:
+1

Inviato dal mio Galaxy Note II con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dingokevin:
Rootbox
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rubennd:
i have been using for a few days paranoid android 3+, and i can say it works pretty cool, also what i was looking for on any rom 4.2.2 was the camera working, and in this one the camera works well, either flash and video, i havent had any force close since i installed it, before paranoid android i tried pacman all in one but on that one the camera was giving me force closes with flash and video so i changed to paranoid android
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Primokorn:
Halo will be integrated as soon as PA Team releases the code so it's not really useful to keep PA Rom just for this feature.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] TorxT3D:
i upgraded to the htc one.

i really love my evo lte, even as just a stand alone tablet or camera device, backup phone. its in mint condition.

so im wondering, what can i do with it, or should i just go ahead and sell it? if so, at what price?

is anyone else keeping their LTE just for collectors sake?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Saints775:
I plan on getting the One (T-Mo) and I'm thinking of keeping my EVO. T-Mo trade in value was only $41. My daughter has a SGE4T and that was worth $50. I still like the EVO, but sprint's coverage in my area is terrible.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Asadullah:
I would suggest selling it I've got a couple old phones lying around thinking I would use them for something but in the end don't. For instance I was gonna keep my lg marquee for my car but realized the battery on my htc lasts all day even if i use it iin my car
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gunfromsako:
I agree... Sell it. I still have my Evo 3d (mint never been outside my house) and my og evo 4g. Initially they were going to be media devices but they never get used...

Flowed from my Jewel using Tapatalk 2
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] scttydb411:
Keep it and use it for something else. I still have 4 (yes 4) original EVO 4g. 3 are going to my kids as media players and one I'm keeping to stream espn3, xfinity, etc to my tv.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] maxpower7:
You can probably get about 150-200 for it on ebay. I'll be selling mine in the near future.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Asadullah:
Remember a couple things about ebay which I had to learn the hard way. First is they take 10% off the total cost plus what ever fees they charge to post the ad. Second is they make you verify your account *. Third always go with the paypal verified account**.

You'll probably sell your item if mint with good esn black 150 white 200 or more. But you may get some asshole trying to keep the cost of these up high to bid on your item for 200 dollars but then won't pay you. Happened to me and my girlfriend several times (remember it doesn't require a bank account to bid).

* When I sold one of my evo 4g ltes in a bid it got to 225 in a couple days this was when they were going for 250 minimum. Well I' not really checking on it because it's already reached a good selling price. So I go to check it a couple days later and that and another evo I got up there have been frozen. I'm like what the f#ck. I look at my email or inbox (can't remember ) I have a message to call them so I do and it turns out that sometime during the process they stopped it until I called them and entered a code. This was a week after the first evo went up.

** I had a ebay buyer change his address to something different from what was on his paypal account and then changed the ebay address back to the original and said he never received the package. Paypal sided with him. I still owe them 85 dollars.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Genjinaro:
No sure how well this copy paste is but here is the swappa pricing:

http://swappa.com/search?q=HTC+EVO+4G+LTE+(Sprint) Just to get a benchmark.

I'd say keep it as a backup phone but the value of the LTE is higher than past EVOs, it'd be smarter to sell it while the resale value is high.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KhaledOnLine:
Every app i have been tried to call recording can record my voice only

please help me to record my calls (2way recording) with Samsung Galaxy S Duos S7562

what is the solution please ?

please Help me :crying:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KhaledOnLine:
Boldbeast Call Recorder for Android is like the others not working in S7562
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maxsteel_000:
Even i am tired of testing every call recorder app...but in veins no support for our fone.... samsung has proved that it is no better than horse ****...:mad:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] friendstech:
s7562 call recorder required .......plz contact me in my mail id

friendstech@ymail.com

---------- Post added at 02:07 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:00 PM ----------

call reorder one side recorder ...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] letsraceturtles:
I love the ability to add dashclock extensions to the lockscreen, but as of right now, enabling pattern unlock or password unlock in lockscreen settings turns off the "multiple widgets" feature. That is, the only thing on the lockscreen is the default clock. I was excited about 4.2.2 because of dashclock and was hoping someone could make a mod that fixed this issue. I'm rooted on Deviant v2 baseband MDL

Also I wasnt sure whether to post this as a rrequest or question, so I posted a request for a mod to fix this, but if anyone can solve this that would be amazing.
[Motorola Atrix HD] betogbe:
Hello guys i need really help please!!

i put safestrap recovery v3.11 to my motorola atrix HD and i wipe everything so i dont have any rom...but i cant put new rom..becuase i cant login to the internal storage....pff...

Help please t-t!!
[Motorola Atrix HD] robken94:
You'll have to rsd back to stock providing you can boot into fast boot. Guide here...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=40200936
[Motorola Atrix HD] Swiftb12305:
also remember to post your questions in the Q&A section next time.
[HTC One S] Br00talBean:
Hey im tryinna OTA update my One S its at Android Version 4.0.4 Sense 4.1 and i have an OTA ive had it for a while now. How could i update it and keep my root? Or if i install a higher version custom rom will it brick my phone?

Sent from my HTC VLE_U
[HTC One S] NQNH:
not sure what you mean with your last sentence... but:

in my case the ota deleted my root. but I also recommend to do a factory reset after updating to 4.1 sense 4+, just to be sure that you have a clean jb rom (do titanium backups of your apps you wanna keep).

but you have to be on stock recovery if you want to apply the ota.

after your update you can root your phone again.

applying the ota wont have any effect on flashing a higher / newer custom rom.

you only have to be unlocked and on custom recovery. but you alawys have to flash the boot.img of the custom rom after flashing the custom rom zip.
[HTC One S] Br00talBean:
My bad i wasnt even payin attention to what i was typing and im still pretty much a noob at Root stuff so please bear with me lmao

Lets say i try to flash a 4.2.2. Rom even though im originally at 4.0.4. Would it brick my phone?

So would stock recovery be the stock rom i still hqve after rooting? I havent applied any custom roms at all since ive rooted

Sent from my HTC VLE_U
[HTC One S] NQNH:
the rom you want to flash doesnt care about your previous rom, because you wiped your previous rom.

so it really doesnt matter which rom you have before if you want to flash a new rom.

its like.. you have installed windows xp, then format your hdd and install windows 7, windows 7 doesnt take a --- about the old os ;)

recovery and rom are two different parts.

you can stock recovery and custom rom, you can have custom recovery and custom rom, you can have stock recovery and stock rom.. blaaa
[HTC One S] Br00talBean:
Oooh okay i get what youre saying. Soo recovery and the rom are two different things. I can upgrade to whatever gigher version i want. What about the OTA? If i upgrade to higher version custom rom will the OTA icon go away?

Sent from my HTC VLE_U
[HTC One S] Seraz007:
after u have flashed a custom ROM, you wont get any OTA updates;)

Well, not from HTC anyways
[HTC One S] Br00talBean:
Oooooooh okay i get it now wow haha so custom rom updates are the OTA pretty much once its flashed on there?

Sent from my HTC VLE_U
[HTC One S] Seraz007:
well no

but u can update and then Root

That way you'll have the OTA radio and hboot and the custom ROM :)
[General Topics] hoanghon:
DOES SOME ONE KNOW WHERE I CAN ORDER THE XDA HOUSING? THANKS
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] klewis1x:
Okay, what the hell?! Every now and again (usually when I'm running Dolphin Browser and/or trying to cut/copy/paste) I get a floating notification at the bottom of the screen that says 'shell has been granted Superuser permissions'! It flashes a few times and then my phone restarts. When it turns back on, I have to restart Juice Defender and SwiftKey (default keyboard ALWAYS comes back, even if I shut down or restart myself!) manually. I went into the Superuser application the other day and there was nothing in there by the name of 'shell.' In fact, the only two things I have granted Superuser permissions to are Titanium Backup and the Android System (is this the culprit, I wonder). Either way, this problem has become a real pain in my ass. It always happens at the most inconvenient times. I would really, REALLY appreciate a solution to this problem.

Also, I have my phone set up just the way I like it, as far as the layout and what not. I've only rooted my phone, I have not replaced the G/UI or OS. If I backup my phone on Kies, wipe it and restore the backup, will it restore the root, Superuser, etc? Or just my apps, data, UI layout and what not? I'm beginning to think that I don't know enough about rooting, or just have horrible luck with it, and need to just run the phone stock. Is there a way to root, delete bloatware and unroot?

Thanks in advance for the help! I appreciate it.

KL
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] klewis1x:
Seriously? No one knows anything about this? There's another post about the same problem that has also gone unanswered.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] enewman17:
Does it happen every time you copy paste something? Have you tied other browsers to copy paste from?

Something could have happened during rooting. I assume you have a cusom recovery? I might try and flash Chainfire's root method found here http://download.chainfire.eu/324/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.30.zip It will just overwrite the supersu and the su binaries.

If that doesn't do anything for ya I would Odin back to the stock rooted ROM found here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1739426 and start over. Or try one of many great custom ROM that are available.

I don't know what else you could do. If you could get a logcat it would definitely help find out why you are having these issues, and actually solve them. There are plenty of resources on how to obtain a logcat here on xda. Or try an app from the store to save the logcat. PM me with the attachment and I will look at it for you.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] egyptshun:
I could be totally wrong. BUT I think its samsung doing it. When I denied it permissions it restarted. I did it again and it did the same. I think its intertwined b.c I never had it with AOSP roms
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kewinh0727:
hey i was just wondering since i could not flash or install mobile odin on cm10.1 i9100 international rom

can i install mobile odin on deadoexed rom and unroot with stock samsung rom xwlpy through deodexed stock rom on the i9100?

if that doesn't work what would make me able to install STOCK samsung rom on a rooted phone with CM10.1 installed on it? :) thnx
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] immortalneo:
To go to stock, flash a stock firmware via Odin.

"To err is human, to forgive is divine"

Sent from my SGS II
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] leebo:
I'm considering getting an HTC One and getting the $30/mo 100 mins, 5Gb plan. I hope to use a VOIP app for most of my calling to make the 100 mins workable. Can anyone recommend a favorite VIP app, preferably one that works with Google Voice (since I've had a GV number for several years now)?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] AirSupply:
Try Groove IP app. It uses Google Voice number and transmit call via either wifi or T-Mobile data service
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] jonathan3579:
Yep, I agree with this and personally use both GrooVe IP and Talkatone for my Google Voice number.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] leebo:
Used GrooveIP fr the first time today. Sprint's 3g network does not seem able to handle it (surprise). Unless there is some setting I can tweak. Even on my home WiFi (23Mbps down, 3 up), a friend complained the voice quality wasn't great. I could hear him fine though. Of course, I can't judge after only two calls.

Hope to try it on Sprint's 4G LTE later.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] ericshmerick:
Vonage
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] leebo:
Vonage what? Don't you have to subscribe to their service?

More bad luck with Groove today. First, the person I called contnued complain about my voice breaking up. I tried adjusting the buffering, and he reported it got slightly better. But later I called two more people and both could not hear me, as if my mike was muted. I could hear them loud and clear. In fact, quality n my end was better than a typical cell call.

I have to repeat, Sprints network is really slow. But using Groove on my home WiFi yesterday was no better.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] maigre:
Internet calling on this plan has its highs and lows. Accepting and trying to work around the lows are an unavoidable part of having it, alas.

There is vast talk about these issues in the Nexus 4 forum.

The T-Mobile $30 Prepaid Plan Users Thread has lots of talk about the plan the OP references, plenty of which relates to ways to do wifi calling.

The Free VoIP (internet call) Solutions for Smartphones thread opens with acegolfer's comprehensive and invaluable list of ways to do wifi calling along with some pros and cons for each.

There are plenty of other threads that deal with some of the specifics.

I used this plan for a few months until recently when I switched to a three phone family plan, which made more sense for the way we're using phones as a family. But I really enjoyed the 100 minute talk, 5GB data plan and was sort of sad to let it go. It's a terrific deal, at least by US terms, if you use a lot of mobile data and can live with its phone calling limitations. I have to say, though, that now that I'm on a more conventional plan, I'm happy to have more reliable calling and easier bluetooth usage in the car.

Maybe T-Mobile's wifi calling on the One would be useful with this plan. I don't know, because when we bought the One, we switched out of the $30 plan.

With the $30 plan, I used Spare Phone, which is in the same sort of category as GrooveIP and Talkatone. I had good luck with it, though you may need to do a little tweaking of settings, particularly related to microphone gain. That's the case with any of the VOIP software. Spare Phone's dev is responsive and helpful.

I used Vonage some, but found it to be hopelessly unreliable with lots of dropped calls and problems for whoever was at the other end of the conversation. I had to abandon it out of consideration for other people alone. It doesn't require a paid suscription. Just install the app, register and you're good to go for Vonage to Vonage along with Vonage to phone calling. Skype was much better, with better call quality than the Spare Phone/GrooveIP type stuff. Occasionally, I'd have problems there, too, but not that often. For longer calls, I tended to use that. Otherwise, I mostly I used Spare Phone, occasionally, I'd try GrooveIP.

If you really want to get geeky, the threads above will give you some other alternatives with better potential, but you'll have to invest some time with them, something you may or may not get enjoyment out of.

The biggest negative about all this is T-Mobile's shaky mobile data coverage. There are so many places with poor speeds or no coverage at all that you have to adjust to being in places where you're not going to be able to talk at times. And talking while in a moving vehicle often leads to dropped calls.

Have fun with the plan.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] leebo:
Thanks. I will check out those threads.

My understanding of Tmo's WiFi calling is that it uses your cell minutes, even though you're calling over the Internet (maybe because it still goes out over their network?).

I'll have to roll the dice with Tmo's data coverage, Sprint's is horrible. Actually, it became worse after they started rolling out their LTE. 3G speeds went down, when you can actually get them at all. 4G is very spotty right now. I'm sure their 4 G will improve, but I've had my EVO LTE a good (bad) year now and I'm tired of paying for promises. By the time they have good coverage, I'll be looking for another phone, and my EVO LTE will rarely have had the chance to actually use LTE! I can't see how Tmo's coverage can be any worse, but at least I'll be throwing away less money.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] maigre:
I'm in a populated area where I'd think coverage would be pretty good. And mostly it is. But there are improbable places where it's really weak or non-existent, mostly in residential areas just a few blocks from a busy street.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] leebo:
You sure you're not on Sprint? ;)
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] ericshmerick:
Free Vonage app. No subscription needed. Just install, set your caller ID, confirm it via text or receiving a call with a pin and you are good. It works great on wifi, OK on TMo 4g and I'm sure it totally sucks as all data does on Sprint non-LTE.

You can't receive calls on it though. I just call people right back and my number shows on their caller ID. Its a lot better than Groove or Talkatone.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] ad78:
the WiFi calling feature is amazing actually. i already tried calling in asia, europe and guam and its crystal clear.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] leebo:
Are you talking about Tmo's WiFi calling app or Vonage?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] ad78:
T-Mobile
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] leebo:
Well, that's nice to have that option when you can get a signal. But it still uses your cell minutes.