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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sounava:
Hi all. I have noticed this problem in ALL the custom ROMs I have used. Yet I searched the forums and got no solution.

The next word prediction does not work in the keyboard. It only worked for me in the stock rom. How do I fix this issue?

Please someone help :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] d0ge01:
Are you wiping before install?

If yes I don't saw next word predication on my nexus with stock keyboard

Inviato dal mio Galaxy Nexus con Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sounava:
Yes of course I will wipe before installing. I did not get your second sentence.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dustrho:
What about trying SwiftKey which is far superior over the stock keyboard?

Sent from my GNEX powered by AOKP
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericsdeadinside:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2199429

Any of these work fine
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sounava:
Thanks for your suggestion but I wanted a solution to the problem not changing the keyboard altogether :)

And I hate the numeric keyboard of SwiftKey and the themes are outrageous.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dustrho:
I like SwiftKey but I do hate that numeric keyboard, and you're right about the themes. They first of all don't offer many, and the only one (IMO) that's decent or good is the default one.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sounava:
Yup correct!

Thanks a lot man this really solved my problem! I cannot be thankful enough :)
[General Questions and Answers] jcd2496:
i cant install CM9 or any custom ROM using internal SD .CWM always say E:Cant mount /sdcard/ .please help me !
[General Questions and Answers] jcd2496:
please anyone help me !
[General Questions and Answers] Havespop:
i think its not possible, but i also hope the mods will find a way to do it
[HTC Desire X] m_cou1:
Hey Guys,

So today I got a message saying I can update to Android 4.1.1. So I downloaded it, and it started installing fine until my phone restarted and it booted into clockworkmod recovery and then nothing happened. How can I fix this??

I read somewhere that you need to stock recovery to be able to update, if so how can I go back to the stock recovery?

Thanks :)
[HTC Desire X] neXus PRIME:
Your cid ?
[HTC Desire X] m_cou1:
HTC_622
[HTC Desire X] neXus PRIME:
i should look up what 044 means. My guess is (044=cursed never to get jb).
[HTC Desire X] The Android Manual:
No 044 means:

The CID that does not exist to HTC :p
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] liberalswine:
So this problem just started today and came out of no where without any precursors. Worse thing is away from home working in the middle of nowhere in New Mexico without any real Tmo stores in the 5 hour vicinity.

My phone pretty much vibrates and turns on when battery is put in. Sometimes it will boot up, sometimes it wont. And when it does boot up, it will easily shut off or stay on for 10 minutes at the most.Tried a few other batts, but same thing. i even reflashed frosty rom and same thing.

I called tmo and they're working on sending me a phone as it is apparent that its a hardware issue- however it won't help my dependence on this phone as it I rely on it for work and daily duties.

I'm rooted via samsung toolkit and running frosty JB. I completely forgot how to revert back to stock as I am also using custom recovery from toolkit. Any direction? Also, will Tmo care if I leave the flashcounter untouched?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] KingKostas:
Yes they care if the flash counter is touched . use the search button or Google how to revert back to stock with 0 flash counter ..
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] liberalswine:
can i just triangle away -> reflash stock recover thru odin via toolkit -> flash stock boot image via toolkit ....and done?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] KingKostas:
heres the tutorial http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2136921
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gypsy214:
ok why not go back to nandroid? its not a hardware issue there must be some kind of bugs
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Misterjunky:
re: step by step info.

If you can get the phone into download mode here is a sure fix for it, if you have a windows computer handy you

will need to use that OR you can go to the play store and download "mobile odin" and flash the stock rooted T999

rom without the need for any computers at all.

This guide will get your phone back up and running properly, doing anything else will just prolong your problem.

Easy and sure way to fix error 7 and other issues or problems - Here is the step by step guide:

After doing this you will end up with a stock-pre-rooted T999 Tmobile Touchwiz 4.1.2 rom which works properly.

You will not loose any of your pictures, videos or music by doing this.

Download the newest pre-rooted Samsung Galaxy S3 T999 Jellybean v4.1.2 rom: T999_UVDMD5

After downloading make a folder on your computer's desktop and unzip the

file using Winzip or 7zip so the .TAR file is in the new folder you just made.

Download and extract Odin into the same folder you made containing the TAR file

Here is the link for Odin: http://d-h.st/Q14

Download ODIN which is required for flashing the stock rooted firmware (a windows app)

Download the Odin Flash firmware for T999 Tmobile then copy it to the same folder as Odin

Run Odin by double clicking the Odin.exe within the same folder as the TAR file you extracted

Turn off your phone and boot into

DOWNLOAD MODE

(Volume Down + Home + Power Hold until phone powers up, then release and press Volume Up to enter Download Mode)

Once in Download Mode, connect the USB/Charger cable to the phone and plug into the USB port on your computer.

You should now see a COM** port listed toward the top-left of Odin (under ID:COM)

Click on the PDA button in the middle-right area of Odin.

Browse to and select the Firmware you downloaded (TAR file)

Make sure Auto-Reboot and F. Reset Time are the only options checked and that PDA is the only other thing checked.

TRIPLE CHECK your settings and that you have selected the correct firmware for your model phone and are using the correct options.

If you are using a laptop, make absolutely sure you are plugged in, or if on battery, that it is charged enough and will not go into sleep mode during flash.

Click Start to begin the flash. This will take a while, so be patient!

Once complete, in the top-left box in Odin, it will say PASS and the phone should have automatically rebooted.

You may unplug the phone and close Odin if you wish.

Wait at least 5-10 minutes for the system to boot the first time and then build its cache!

(It may seem to hang during boot, this is normal and you must be patient!!!)

Good Luck!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] liberalswine:
umm, well i was able to setup and root the new phone that came in.

However, i'm having issues loading the stock .tar file I downloaded through Odin and receive this message:

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 0)

I also was unable to flash stock recovery file via odin and received the same message. Any thoughts?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Misterjunky:
re: Odin flash

There are a lot of people who don't have a tmobile T999 phone but instead they have a I9300 I hope you are not one of those people.

Everything found here in this thread pertains to the T999 Tmobile S3 phones. (sorry about having to make this comment but I just had to)

Forget about flashing stock recovery file with ODIN that was not part of the step by step instructions.

Only follow the step by step or things may get more complicated.

Did the [COM:XX] light up green or yellow in Odin after you plugged it into the usb of the computer before you started the flash?

BE SURE YOUR PHONE IS A Galaxy S3 Tmobile T999 (or you might end up with a shiny brick).

Unplug the usb cable from the phone before anything else and do NOT change any of the default settings in Odin.

#1: Open Odin

#2: Put the TAR file into the PDA slot in Odin

#3: Put the phone into download mode

#4: Connect the usb cable from computer to the phone

#5: Be sure that the [COM:XX] lights up in Odin

#6: Start the flash and have patience it may take up to 10 minutes

Good luck!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] liberalswine:
I was able to get it connected after trying out several different USB ports as the main culprit. But now Odin has been stuck for an hour and a half...

<ID:0/006> Added!!

<ID:0/006> Odin v.3 engine (ID:6)..

<ID:0/006> File analysis..

<ID:0/006> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/006> Initialzation..

<ID:0/006> Get PIT for mapping..

<ID:0/006> Firmware update start..

<ID:0/006> boot.img

I'm not sure if I should let it sit longer. It has been exactly one hour, 32 minutes. What to do...?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Misterjunky:
re: try this.

It should not take any more than at most 10 minutes. No need to let it sit there not doing anything.

Perhaps the TAR file got corrupted during the extraction or perhaps for whatever reason the

actual download of the rom got corrupted during downloading.

If I were you I would re-download the T999 stock rooted rom again and start all over, be sure you delete the

download which you first downloaded as to not make a mistake and use the first download.

Be sure that your battery is charged, if the battery is too low it may not want to continue the Odin flash.

So turn off the phone and plug it into the WALL charger it will charge 20% faster than usb, let it charge

for at least 45 minutes before trying to flash again.

Good luck.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] liberalswine:
i'm trying once more. The download file seems legit. =/
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
You can also find the firmware and a lot of info in my thread. Link in sig.

Do you have kies installed? If so get rid of it. It screws with Odin.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] liberalswine:
Currently stuck in this process:

<ID:0/006> Added!!

<OSM> Enter CS for MD5..

<OSM> Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..

<OSM> Please wait..

<OSM> T999UVDLJC_T999TMBDLJC_T999UVDLJC_HOME.tar.md5 is valid.

<OSM> Checking MD5 finished Sucessfully..

<OSM> Leave CS..

<ID:0/006> Odin v.3 engine (ID:6)..

<ID:0/006> File analysis..

<ID:0/006> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/006> Initialzation..

<ID:0/006> Get PIT for mapping..

<ID:0/006> Firmware update start..

<ID:0/006> aboot.mbn

its been about 12 minutes
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] liberalswine:
It's been over 30 minutes again and this is beginning to frustrate me. Everything looks good, but Odin just seems unresponsive and doesn't get anywhere past the firmware installation. I've tried two different stock firmware downloads. One directly from the tutorial previously listed, and one updated through samsung toolkit. Not sure what's going on and I need to return this phone back to Tmo :(
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
That sounds like a problem a lot of people have when kies is installed. If you don't have it installed you may want to try reinstalling the latest usb drivers. Ill post the link in a few mins.

For now though, be patient and see if it fails out. Avoid interrupting the process unless absolutely necessary.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] liberalswine:
Just uninstalled kies though I'm not quite sure if it's culprit here. Re attempting, i hope this works otherwise I'm out of options to getting my phone back to stock in time.

Does any one know if tmo/samsung really checks the phone once my "defected" unit is sent back?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Kies also contains the USB drivers, so you will probably need to reload those.

Here is the link to my drivers folder. Latest version I have is 1.5.23.0.

http://androidfilehost.com/?a=show&w=files&flid=1368
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Misterjunky:
re: Odin flash.

About 5-6 or so posts ago I told liberalswine to uninstall kies, reboot computer and I gave him the official samsung

link for the proper usb drivers, I am not sure if he already uninstalled kies and & installed the samsung usb drivers

and if he rebooted the computer one more time before trying to odin flash the stock-rooted T999 4.1.2 firmware.

It's really strange that he is having so much trouble flashing the firmware with Odin

unless the actual TAR file is corrupted in one way or another.

I already told him to re-download the firmware and try the odin flash again a couple hours ago.

Just thought to let you know.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Misterjunky:
re: don't understand the question

I would like to give you a informed answer, but your question lacks any specifics,

I just don't know exactly what you mean or are talking about, looking back at some

previous posts here I see nothing that pertains to uninstalling any apps.

Try to ask your questions with a lot more details so we can know what exactly are asking about.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Any official FW will have an md5sum that Odin will check. If using anything else its wise to always check the md5 on dev-host or AFH and make sure what you download matches.

As for drivers, Sammy doesnt release the usb drivers as a standalone install, only with kies. Never found them anyway. Also forgot to mention, that link you posted is bad, so you may want to recheck it.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Misterjunky:
re: usb drivers

I got the link for him from the official Samsung USA website.

Here is the link to the Samsung Support website with the usb driver, check it out:

(you need to click on the "download" tab after opening this website or it only displays the PDF user guides,)

http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/SGH-T999MBATMB

Here is the actual driver link from that web page: http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/SGH-T999MBATMB#

This is the driver which I installed in my computer when I first got my phone.

The filename of the usb driver is: Samsung_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones_v1.5.14.0.exe

I checked this out a long time ago and found that all the samsung usb drivers on the samsung website

are exactly alike regardless if you have a T999, I747 I9300 or any other model of the Galaxy S3 phone.

I also have a Galaxy S2 and I use the same driver for that too..........
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Oops! You are right! I forgot about that! Dont know why I was thinking it was only kies.

One thing though, the usb drivers have been updated multiple times since that was released. They will work fine, but I still prefer to have the latest in case of bug fixes and future device compatibility.

Sorry for the brain fart!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] liberalswine:
this is so frustrating. I downloaded the stock rom again, updated my drivers with the link provided, deleted keys via root browser, rebooted my pc and same thing. the strange thing is I was able to root my replacement phone right before encountering problems unrooting my old phone

worse case scenario, what will happen if I send my phone back as is with wiped factory and cache and triangle away? my 7 day limit to send it back in is coming fast
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Sorry you're having problems getting this to work. Where are you downloading the fw from? If you haven't already, try downloading from my fw thread, see my sig for link. Make sure you get the stock fw, not the root66 version at the top of the post.

After downloading verify the md5 of the download matches what I have posted. If it doesn't match its a bad download.

Next use triangle away to reset the counter. (This must be done while still rooted)

Then boot recovery and factory reset. Now boot to download mode and try odin flashing that fw again.

If this still doesn't work, maybe try mobile odin. You can get pro in play store, or search for chainfires thread here on xda for a free version.

If you have to try this let us know and we will go from there.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] liberalswine:
ill double check everything once I arrive from work. but I do remember trying to download and flash all the listed links you guys provided me. question...can I just move the stock rom file to sd and flash via custom recovery?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] liberalswine:
this...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
The firmware (.tar or .tar.md5 file) is only to be flashed by Odin or Mobile Odin.

Custom roms which have the .zip extension can be flashed in Recovery or Mobike Odin.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NoteboyTech:
Hey GUys, I wanted to know that is their any safe kernel for stock gingerbreak 2.3.6 for galaxy note gt -n7000

If their is please provide me the links.. Thanks a lot!!!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x5starguerillaa:
All GB kernels are safe. I'm sure if you go back through some old development threads you may find them. Or just flash a Stock GB rom. Samfirmware.com
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] adamant783:
How can i update any pic on Facebook with xperia tagline
[Windows 8 General] e.mote:
Below is the Acer W3 tablet that had an Amazon listing for USD$380 before it was pulled. Acer Finland now has posted the specs & pics: 8.1" display (reportedly 1280x800), Clover Trail Z2760, 2GB RAM, 64GB flash, micro-USB/SD/HDMI, 8hr (3.5Ah) battery.

http://www.acer.fi/ac/fi/FI/content/model/NT.L1JED.002

This isn't a "real" launch, but a dry run for the Bay Trail models in Q4. The first giveaway is the $380 price (sans dock), which is even more than the iPad Mini, and is a guaranteed retail DOA. The second is that it doesn't have 8.1 update, and its 1280 res has this footnote at the bottom of the page: "The integrated display resolution of this system is below the threshold for snapping apps...This feature may be enabled by attaching an external display which supports a screen resolution of 1366 x 768 or higher."

Still we can glean some features from this as indicators of the upcoming Win8.1 "small tablet" crop. This particular tab has 16:10 aspect, which is a departure from the default 16:9 on all Win tabs (and most laptops/monitors) to date. IMO it's a big improvement, as it allows the devices to be more functional in portrait, and less awkward to hold in one hand.

Speaking of portrait, note that this tab is designed to be used in portrait mode by placement of the front cam and the Windows button. Another positive step.

Power efficiency looks good. The 3.5Ah batt is smaller than the typical 7" Android's 4Ah, and Mini's 4.49Ah, yet can still claim to 8hr usage. Hopefully Bay Trail can maintain this efficiency while boosting performance.

Office Home & Student 2013 is bundled. This corroborates an earlier rumor of lowered licensing cost for the Win+Office bundle for x86. The flip side is that this kills RT's main sales pitch. I don't expect any new RT product for this gen, except perhaps a refresh for Surface RT.

As with RT, I'm doubtful of the appeal of Office on mobile devices, since this version is still mainly for desktop and not touch. Functionality will be substantially reduced on a 8" display, and pretty useless w/o an external keyboard (as how most of these 8" tabs will be sold). Given MS' emphasis on services, I'm also surprised that it didn't instead bundle Office 365 with, say, 2-yr free sub. That would give O365 adoption a big jump-start.

Which brings us to the oversized dock. Its size means that "productivity" is limited to home use, as you won't be carrying this around with you. This highlights the perplexity of Windows-on-tablet: As of now, Windows is still very much a desktop, keyboard/mouse-driven OS, the nascent Metro makeover notwithstanding. The "desktop" is why people buy x86 over RT, but it was never designed for small mobile devices, and is an awkward fit at best.

Last, comes price. From this and Asus CEO's comments, my SWAG is low-300-ish for these 8" x86 tabs, and the dock will be $75-100 extra. I don't think they'll fare well against the $200-and-under Androids, many of which will be from the same vendors who make Win tabs. In other words, 3rd-party marketing support will be wanting.
[Windows 8 General] DynamicRam:
I am really excited about this, and i think certain OEMs will prefer the windows echosystem in tablets over android as they already know it and have a very respected position and value unlike android (Acer, Lenovo, Dell, HP, MSI . . ) Win8 is there chance to enter the Mobile market, may be ASUS is the only vendor that can compete in the Android ecosystem but not for so long i think

- I think Acer will re-adjust the price and even at 380$ i think its a better value than the iPad or the Note 8 because you get much more flexibility, in this form factor you can think of the desktop mode as a complement to metro, whatever is lacking in metro you can use desktop mode for it but metro will be where you spend most of your time (web, video, chat . . .)

- The snap mode issue i think will be fixed with 8.1, right now i believe there is a hack to enable it

- This is definitely better than RT in every way, I think RT main purpose is to keep the possibilities on the ARM architecture open in the future and i think that Microsoft should really be merging windows phone and windows RT together in the coming years

- A sub 200 android tablet will be no where near the performance or the flexibility of a x86 tablet even RT tablets Have better SOCs already and will be priced very closely

I really think if Microsoft can pull the right price model + some UI tweaks in desktop they will own the tablet space in less than 2 years
[Windows 8 General] e.mote:
Yes, $380 is early adopter pricing. Asus CEO has said 8" Bay Trail will be around $300, although the more conservative would peg it at low-$300. Either way, price will be bumped to ~$400 w/ keyboard dock, which is needed for "full" Windows rather than just Metro.

This and other Taiwan models should show up at Computex on June 4. We should also see the new 8" Surface at Build on June 26. I think Acer's oversized-keyboard solution is awkward and not portable, and am looking forward to see what Asus/Lenovo and MS have to offer. Some sort of fold-out keyboard cover would be a better option, although it still isn't as optimal as the clamshell form factor.

IMO the best solution is for MS to adjust the desktop UI to better accomodate touch, similar to what was done for Office 2013 UI. Per 8.1, that won't happen (although display scaling should be fixed). Hence the UX for naked tabs will be limited to Metro, which at this point is still primitive and nascent. I see this as another transition rev, and am already looking to Win9 for more substantive improvements.

With the Surface 8", we'll also get guidance on whether the Surface line is a serious foray, or as "reference" models for vendors to follow. Ballmer has said Surface is a "real business," so I'd expect aggressive pricing & wide distribution to compete with iPads, as opposed to the present overpriced RT & Pro models that doomed them to irrelevance. The flip side is that a lowballed Surface will further antagonize OEMs, and cooperation will worsen. Exacerbating factors include the continuing commoditization of tablets, where even iPads are under pressure from Android. MS & Co will have to play ball with near-zero margin hardware, which means a big thumbs-up for consumers.

On the positive news (for MS), the long tail of Win7 along with MS' other rev streams will afford it a few more profitable quarters, regardless of the reception to the 8.1 crop. MS will get at least one more mulligan before the gravy train pops a gasket.
[Windows 8 General] DynamicRam:
That's the beauty of windows 8, Vendors focus on the hardware and different form factors while Microsoft is focusing on the software, But then again the early adoption is very important in the mobile market, Imagine Microsoft started with WP7.5 instead of WP7 i know it would have been very different now, I hope they don't do the same mistake with windows 8

I really like the way Acer is going, New ideas and brilliant hardware (A full sized, non touch keyboard is a must for productivity)