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[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] goodnightPal:
Can i replace the cam driver from S firmware to leaked JB? Will it work? Because both has a same cam. I don't know, it's just an opinion.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] derrickdroid:
Looks like we will get news about update in 1 to 2 weeks.

http://www.techinvestornews.com/Mob...jelly-bean-update-details-coming-in-1-2-weeks
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] princemarcus19:
6.2.B.0.211 same as xperia s very interesting.

They must be really working hard on this update for us.

http://www.ptcrb.com/vendor/complete/view_complete_request_guest.cfm?modelid=21802
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] utsav911:
Hope they release it along with the S.

sent from my MIUI v5 powered Xperia™ Ion™
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] randy_c:
Ok The S got released so where's the love for the LT28 series?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] 0000alex0000:
there is only f*ck from sony for the lt28 series, no love...
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] thanitos:
There is a firmware for the ion on 4.1 it's just not released yet. I was excited for ics from gb and I went back to gb for two months for all the bugs maybe the ions jb won't be so buggy maybe it's a fight with att about the lt28at firmware regardless the I will get 4.1 in the dear future
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] light19940120:
New firmware certified!

6.2.B.0.211 like XS.

Hope we get the update soon. :)

PTCRB
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Bugly Astard:
Im hoping we can use an LTE baseband, dark dialer, dark sms, and some sort of toggles. Otherwise I'm not interested. The girly white theme doesn't cut it, and why they don't have quick toggles like most other smartphones really makes no sense.

Sent from my Xperia Ion
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] lee480:
It was certified a week ago. Old news.

The white UI will be there.

HTC doesn't have quick toggles too. The difference? Sony listened and added quick toggles on Jelly Bean. You should research before ranting about the toggles.

Wow. A dog have been let out of his kennel.

Most probably.

The most useful post out of the rest. Good job.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] marldson:
Come on JB..I will waiting for u:good:
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Bugly Astard:
Nice to know official jb has toggles. I wasn't really ranting, just surprised with ics no toggles, pretty much assumed jb was void of them as well.

Im enjoying miui on my Ion, so the only reason I have to use official jb is better camera, and small apps.

Sent from my Xperia Ion
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] utsav911:
I have gone mad now that i want to have GB on my Ion :p

Can someone confirm if i can flash LT28i's GB on LT28h?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] thanitos:
Yes you should be able to I and h are both compatible. If you had 4g you'll have to flash the h baseband if im not mistaken. It's been talked about a while ago in the threads
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] ImAnurag:
hahaha sony is now testing bug firmware of JB for XS uses, they will given them bug firmware and when it will be stabilized, then ION will get it.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] randy_c:
you're kidding right?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] daniLaLaLaLaLa:
wow, this all news scared me to buy Xperia Ion for my lovely sister..
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Smash2Bash:
It's a nice phone don't be worried. It just doesn't have jellybean. Nothing is wrong with with it. But if she wants jellybean, for now you might want to pick another.

Sent from my Xperia Ion™ on AT&T
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] utsav911:
I am now really worried whether sony will release JB for Ion or not.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] chaud:
The silence is really worrying, fed up of waiting already tbh. :(
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] prat.cena:
I have found this image on talk.sony forum regarding jelly bean update...
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] princemarcus19:
That's interesting , http://talk.sonymobile.com/thread/125261?start=160&tstart=0

Link is for the above post , seems the person got an error while updating
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] ARNOB:
It seems to be a prototype model.

Posted by Sony Xperia™ Ion via xda-premium
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Marsou77:
Yes because of "Sony Ericsson" no ?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] prat.cena:
yes you are right as on top its written sony ericsson not sony
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] jjwrongjj:
Indonesia ?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] zackspeed:
That's interesting seeing as Indonesia don't list phones on their site.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] lee480:
JB have not rolled. Roll out might be delayed to week 28. For good reasons, really.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] ReadReadz:
Source ?

Week 28 WT...F :eek::eek::eek::eek:
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Marsou77:
2nd week of July ? :eek::eek::eek::eek:

Hope release will be bug free !
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] prat.cena:
Dude week 28 is for xperia s minor update not for xperia ion...if you have any source then tell us
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RucaNebas:
Hi,

I just got an HTC One but beats sound it's always disabled.

I connected earphones and beats sound doesn't activate or became enable to select "on".

Do you have some tips?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guich:
In settings is enabled?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RucaNebas:
No and it's always disbled
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mrkrackie:
You have to enable it by flipping the slider to on.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RucaNebas:
It's always disbled - not able to move to on
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guich:
Then there is a bug.

Are you stock or rooted?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RucaNebas:
stock
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guich:
It's really strange.

You've installed some app like equalizer?

However, at 100% you can resolve this problem with an hard reset.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RucaNebas:
No. I didn't installed some app like equalizer.

I will make a hard reset. I will report later

Thanks for your help
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RucaNebas:
Hard reset complete - still have the same issue :(
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guich:
Seems impossible...

My beats is always enabled...
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RucaNebas:
mine is always disable and it seems that there's no way to make it enable.

I will send back to the vendor for fix
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeb101:
Don't do that, I would say before doing so, go in the bootloader and put Factory Reset, THIS WILL ERASE EVERYTHING ON YOUR PHONE!!! So make sure to backup your data.

Since you are non rooted, i would say use Carbon to backup your stuff, or use the HTC software to do so. Just make sure to dump the data off your phone...

Don't send your phone out without doing that, it's likely going to result of 2+ weeks of no phone for nothing.

Cheers
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RucaNebas:
That's what I did and seems doesn't work
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RucaNebas:
Hi,

Just to let you know that this issue was fixed after several hard resets. :laugh:

Thank you very much :good:
[Fairphone 1] Deedend:
What about the FairPhone project? Anyone interested? I like to see Firefox OS on this device in future, does anyone have my same idea?

Link: Fairphone - Technical Details And Links
[Fairphone 1] MicroDroidXDA:
I already ordered a FairPhone. But I'm not so interested in Firefox OS, rather in porting the FairPhone OS (which will be based on Android but with some modifications) to other devices and porting some Custom ROMs (I'm thinking of RootBox and SuperNexus cause they're my favorites) to FairPhone. And I'll make lots of videos about it on YouTube (Unboxing, tests, comparisons with other phones and so on...)
[Fairphone 1] obleser:
You would be one of my heroes! :good: :D

Please DO IT :fingers-crossed:

I would like to help, but I'm new to that 'business'.
[Fairphone 1] superdragonpt:
Looks good, but "fairphone" ?

lol
[Fairphone 1] MicroDroidXDA:
So am I, but what the hell, I think learning by doing is the best thing anyway :D We could just make a team :D "The noob FairPhone developers" :D
[Fairphone 1] fabian_screta:
What are the specifications of FairPhone?
[Fairphone 1] obleser:
Just found an important quote:

=> Im not allowed to post extern urls in my first 10 posts.. so no source here -.-
[Fairphone 1] TheKamakaZi:
Props to Fairphone

I just read about the Fairphone for the first time, and I'm absolutely gutted. I was hoping that HTC would've heard our pleas and given us The Next HD2 (in my mind called the HDX in homage to XDA's fierce reverence of the HD2).

Props to Fairphone for giving us what we've been salivating about for years, but the name could definitely have used some more thought...
[Fairphone 1] Deedend:
I have ordered one too... But I definitely want to leave Android (after about 4,5 years, since the T-Mobile G1), and I see in FirefoxOS a great potential. So I love to see this really open operating system (sup)ported on the Fairphone

CLICK HERE!
[Fairphone 1] padlockedtight:
Firefox Browser not so good on phone :(

Its a shame because it's always my first choice when doing a clean install on pc.

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Thanks for the interesting link on fair phone though :) It's a great philosophy.
[Fairphone 1] DozerD:
Fairphone = adding necessary value(s)

I find the FairPhone initiative higly symathetic. Glad about this thread too.

People in this community should be considering what goes into our phones and how. The meaning of added value gets forgotten easily, with price substituting value too fast. Global market and supply tend to overwhelm and numb individual consumers. FairPhone is an intelligent way to start balancing that a bit.

It seems the project can use all extra hands and support. For instance, their site could perhaps present important facts and additional selling points better. For me, the adapted UI by Kwame is attractive, as is the basic possibility to install other roms of choice.

Unfortunately, not having contributed 10 useful posts yet, I may not offer 'outside' links here. I can only suggest you check out the Fairphone website yourself, especially the blog page, and follow some of the links provided there.

>> Among other things, you'll find a link to the recent presentation the developers of Kwame gave on their UI proposals on Android 4.2.2. Looking good and smart!

>> To find an interview (in English) with initiator Bas van Abel visit the site of blip.tv/openSUSEtv. Search and you will find :)

BTW - I'll try and see if I can upload some pdf docs I made of what I found, managing to keep the documents (many slides and pictures) small in size... If it works out, I'll post the docs here.

Let's hope the spark comes across :good:
[Fairphone 1] _Variable:
This project is really cool, since most giant companies as of late dont release sources (Samsung with Exynos, Apple with...everything, etc...)

I have full support for this, although I cant afford it :( I hope the open source revolution continues :D
[Fairphone 1] MicroDroidXDA:
Well the first FairPhone will run Android, that's for sure. I also think that FirefoxOS has a great potential, but I think Android's potential is still growing every day as more and more people become hobby Android developers, and it will take a few years until FirefoxOS will get more popular. So for now I'ma stick with Android.... also because I just love it. Every version is getting better than the one before.
[Fairphone 1] Deedend:
I think that Android will become every day more invasive and closed... I admire open developer communities that create a lot of alternative roms, but I think that at this point we need a really open alternative to the giant; and I see in Firefox OS the best in terms of potential to open the mobile world. The system is very unripe (I am testing it on a Geeksphone Keon), but I can see a huge potential in it, and every update it improve a bit. I will follow his evolution with interest, and I hope that in future there will be the chance to put this system on the Fairphone hardware.

Perhaps it will be possible to install Android OR Firefox OS...
[Fairphone 1] nattoleon:
If you use Firefox brower in your PC, you will find you never have enough ram to run it, so I thing Firefox is will needs more powerful hardware than Htc one to run it:o
[Fairphone 1] Deedend:
Keon works better than a lot of mid range Android that I have tried (remember that it's a developer preview unit)... and the specific of this phone are most like low range phone than mid range.

And, I use Firefox on every PC I use and rarely I experience lack of memory, even if I navigate with a lot of tabs opened!
[Fairphone 1] DozerD:
What can cause RAM shortages while using Firefox are mainly too many extensions added. I suppose any Firefox installation can cause - or rather allow for - memory problems, either on PC or phone, if users do not limit themselves in dressing their browser up with all that may seem fancy.

The extra freedom a browser like Firefox offers us users, comes with the inevitable burden of common sense restraint :) If that is understood, there's no reason in my opinion why Firefox could not aptly fulfill our needs...

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[Fairphone 1] Deedend:
WOW, it seems something is moving... THIS TWEET make me hope! :victory:
[Fairphone 1] welshyoot:
This is a great project. Really hope this takes off - I think I'm going to order one myself.
[Fairphone 1] span_01:
Amazing project, I'm selling my One X and getting one of these!
[Fairphone 1] DozerD:
Yesterday I read up on the Keon and Firefox OS. How exciting and how promising. And what fun to be (or witness) reshaping low-end-technology (and market) as is happening here and now...

I can't wait for further milestones in this process!

All thumbs up to the Mozilla alliance :thumbup: :thumbup:

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[Fairphone 1] Deedend:
4746 phones sold, 10 days to go... They've almost done it!!!
[Fairphone 1] Hyst:
They did it. And the only thing holding me back buying this thing is: I don't know how many people will port some custom roms to this, like CM. I really got used to some features of CM. And if the modded android of fairphone is not very good, I would like to swich to another rom. But If nobody develops stuff for it, it would be a shame :(

Unfortunatly I have too less time on my hands and too little knowledge to port CM myself. I guess I have to sleep on it few more nights :) But this thing looks hot (at least on the spec sheet)
[Fairphone 1] DozerD:
Congratulations to all those thinking Fairphone already! The following email was just released, and of course I'm sharing it here with you:

'YOU have made it possible to start production!

5,000 MILESTONE

We have just reached a HUGE milestone. In just three weeks, more than 5,000 people have pre-ordered a Fairphone, making a step toward changing the way products are made and showing that there is a REAL customer demand for greater ACCOUNTABILITY of our products. Yeah!

You've also made it possible to kick-start manufacturing without needing outside investment. To thank you, we have a special limited edition for everyone who orders before June 14.

SPECIAL EDITION UNTIL JUNE 14

To stay on this path, please keep sharing and ordering. We’ll be producing 20,000 phones for our first batch, and everyone who orders before the 14th gets a special limited edition!

What is it? Well, it's a way of expressing our thanks and giving you the credit for making this all possible. We're not going to say what it is exactly, that's not very fun! But think: "open it up, own it, and show off that you're part of the first who started this movement for change."

NOW WHAT? ONWARD TO 20,000!

On the 17th of June, we start development and production of our 20,000 phones that will stretch across the summer. After that, we'll be delivering the phones at your doorstep in autumn. More on that here in a fun animation from our Community Manager, Joe.

So, keep sharing and keep buying. We are Fairphone!

BUY A PHONE, START A MOVEMENT!

The Fairphone Team.'

... and I find it hard to imagine that, after such a promising kick-off of this remarkable project, no ROM at all would get ported to this new phone. If only because the special Kwame software skin will trigger many developers further. There is room for confidence here :)

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[Fairphone 1] NewbCentral:
I like the concept behind this phone. Too bad it's only in Europe for now.
[Fairphone 1] DozerD:
Looking. No touching. Yet :)

A well-trained Western consumer myself I must now fight off the urge to go and buy what I don't need (yet). My Galaxy S just won't break down and might even have a few more years to give. I could sell it, but not for much, probably. Again, price would not equal worth in that scenario...

So, while supporting Fairphone where I can, I will quietly continue my merry way and NOT buy a Fairphone myself - yet. I do expect it to be the very next phone I am going to own. However, it is a serious pity I'll have to pass on this first wave of pretty Limited Editions :crying:
[Fairphone 1] the.lirius:
i've just discovered the existence of this AMAZING project

this is what the word COMMUNITY is about in the best possible way:good:

only problem is that i've ordered a nexus 4 yesterday... but ehi i guess i can sold it when i get this one

hope this phone gets the interest and the support that it deserves by the whole android community
[Fairphone 1] MicroDroidXDA:
Well I'll do my best ;) I'm still kind of a noob in android development, but I'm learning fast :)
[Fairphone 1] DozerD:
That would be really great :good:
[Fairphone 1] DozerD:
As per now, 6,554 phones have been sold. Fairphone has definitively picked up momentum.

Let's hope the sales number as well as the thousands of likes for Fairphone are a good indication that a brand new community is rising. I think they must be.

Which would mean that more and more people will find their way to this thread and forum too, in the coming months, while all at Fairphone work their hardest to produce the first batch of 20,000 around August/September, and in the weeks and months after that, when the candy find its way to all first buyers and fans.

For a short while it may become a bit more quiet. A few last specs will have to be determined, and than that's that, I guess. All the rest of the proof of the pudding will of course be in the eating. I can't wait for first impressions.

I too will keep following all Fairphone news closely, hoping that the real devs (which I am not, unfortunately) manage to push this special project to new limits, and keep inspiring happy users like myself to humbly spread the word :)

For now I'm sort of surrendering to summer recess. But CU all later!

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[Fairphone 1] Deedend:
Great goal for Fairphone.. I hope now to semptember/october they can achieve the next goal of 20.000 unit sell. I am waiting for my Fairphone (nr. #1203) now.
[Fairphone 1] the.lirius:
In the end i've made my choice and ordered a fairphone :)

mine is number 7359 and I've placed my order yesterday.. now the counter is at 8241

but the best thing is that it was 8235 a sew secs ago!!

are we going to hit 10k before tomorrow night?

not really shure about it, but ehi it's already near the double needed to start this :cool:
[Fairphone 1] benkxda:
Hi Deedend, I know about that project and I am very happy about the try to get a "fair phone". It's a first step which all manufacturer should follow. The device is not high end, but as I believe after seeing the ability of the built in SoC (not all facts are out there) in some benchmarks, I think it can beat our beloved Galaxy Nexus.

However, this projects aims another goal than winning speed tests. I like it, my brother ordered one as well. Maybe we should ask for a separate forum when it is sent to its customers.

Currently, we are at 9440 ordered Fairphones. I hope this project, located in Netherland, home of some wonderful people like [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION], will be a success and can go on with further products teaching the big ones like Asus, HTC, LG, Samsung, Sony... and others.
[Fairphone 1] benkxda:
Just to mention, now they sold 10,035 phones, that's slightly more than 50%.
[Fairphone 1] Deedend:
They have changed the screen type and will collaborate with iFixit to improve the "repairability" of the phone... Very interesting point for me!
[Fairphone 1] DozerD:
Saw this too. Good news. Most of all a great example of how intended ownership of products is to be achieved.

Hopefully repairability will equally apply to the hardware buttons on this phone.

Furthermore I've been wondering what quality photos this camera will be capable of. Anyone have any idea what to expect?

For lack of further specifications I could not retrieve benchmarks and such for this particular part of the Fairphone project.

(Regarding the quad-core chipset I could, fortunately, and I found that it does a fine job in many low and middle end Chinaphones already, as well as in at least one Acer phone with a favorable review.)

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[Fairphone 1] benkxda:
Oh yes, indeed. My aged Galaxy Nexus is probably slower than this Fairphone, so not so bad, also the battery can last longer than on the Gnex, but compared to the also "old" Galaxy S3 LTE, the Fairphone is way slower. Ok, there are no benchmarks out now, but the SoC benchmarks available in the internet might show up an accurate result. My brother bought one, so, I can provide you with all benchmarks, if he gets it. :)
[Fairphone 1] DozerD:
Thanks for your help in 'benchmarking' :) It does help. Made me check out what has been reported about the Galaxy Nexus. Totally acceptable playing field for me with regards to SoC performances.

Question marks about the level of photography and video capabilities still remain, although I can't imagine them to be too poor for an unpretentious amateur in those fields, such as myself.

Just wishing to be able to occasionally produce pictures (the lucky shots we all can make from time to time) that still look good on a bigger screen, or perhaps even framed on the wall at a reasonable size, resolutionwise.

And as for video, I would be asking for acceptable colors, acceptable resolution, and an unhindered capability, chipwise, to process video shooting without frequent hiccups for no apparent reason (as if I were answering a Skype call right in the middle, or something like that :) ).

Your comparison and the known G Nexus benchmarks seem to suggest that this Fairphone would indeed be able to deliver as much as this...

Do you still agree? Or would you as a tester definitively suggest I wait until others have had the chance to test this for me?

Cheers!

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[Fairphone 1] benkxda:
First of all, I really appreciate, that even on the "tech center" of mobile smart devices, here on XDA, there are a few guys interested in a mid range, but (mostly) FAIR built phone. I hope the big manufacturers will follow a more fair resource gathering.

I started a technical details page on XDA, where you can find some benchmarks. Ok, there is no Fairphone available yet, but the other benchmarks available with this SoC should be very close to the Fairphones results. As you can see, it beats the Gnex definitely in the benchmarks (mostly Antutu) and - believe me - the Gnex gets quite warm very fast. My Gnex at 1.4 GHz has no chance, Antutu is below 10.000.

Maybe you find better information, I would like to integrate it there, thanks.

Fairphone - The Technical Details And Links (WIP)