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[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loribuono:
Oddly, I was looking up this exact thing earlier today and found this: http://www.globaldirectparts.com/OE...1-N8013-Housing-Frame-p/smn8013hsg3blu-qs.htm

Mine's just cracked, so don't know if I'll go through the trouble of replacing it. But hope this is what you were looking for.

EDIT: Oh, sorry, just noticed it's out of stock. I'll keep looking around, though, and let you know if I find anything.

So, there's this link, too. It says it's for a white one, but given it's just the frame, I don't know what that could be referring to. This doesn't say it's out of stock. Looks like the same part as the other link. http://www.globaldirectparts.com/OE...1-N8013-Housing-Frame-p/smn8013hsg3wht-qs.htm
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Barsky:
You are my hero. As to the White that looks "blue", I bet it is white and just the picture. but this provides me hope. I may order and wait the 29 days. If I find something I will post. Please do the same. Am going to order the digitizer in the meantime.

Thank you So Much.

What I did in the meantime thinking I had to keep it was sand all the silver (Blue?) off it, figuring it looked better than with the scuff and nicks. don't want to use it though. :)

As expected, they do not have the frames. I just ordered it from Global Direct Parts and a roll of double-sided tape that I hope will replace the tape that holds the digitizer to the frame.

Thanks again for the lead and good luck with your repairs.

Well, ordered the digitizer screen from All4Cellular. Emailed them asking about the Frame, but I doubt it. they had few parts
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Barsky:
Just an update. Got the digitizer screen over a week ago and have had the Note back in operation, but not permanently closed as I wait for the frame that you lead me to. The frame is now due on Tuesday I will have my tablet back and properly fixed.

Thanks again.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Brian9391:
Recently just got myself into flashing custom ROM's for my GS3. Been hooked on the latest from AOKP (as its the only one I've really dealt with so far.

Previously I used Gaming Emulators such as My Boy! GBA and N64oid getting my ROM's for them from CoolROM.com. Now for some reason they are a lot more glitch and half my games won't even play.

Is this repairable, or am I just going to have to try several different ROM's to see which one will operate like it should?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BWolf56:
Those worked before you got into custom ROMs?

I use N64oid myself and never had issues.

Also, some emulator ROMs aren't very good. There's not much we can do about that.

P.S.: I don't think game Emulators are supported here.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Brian9391:
They worked perfectly fine before, both emulators and all the ROM's for them. Now half of them won't load and others take nearly 3 or 4 minutes to boot.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BWolf56:
That could be coming from your settings. Did you UV? Change to a more conservative governor/scheduler?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Brian9391:
Nope, just fresh flash into new ROM. Flashed several times already with the same result. I'm willing to bet that if I went back to stock Rooted ROM It would be fine. Is it even possible that it's just the AOKP ROM?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BWolf56:
You can always try another ROM and/or kernel. But like I said, I'm on AOKP myself (Task's) and use N64oid without any problem.

I'd suggest playing with your kernel settings, governor and scheduler and do some more testing before moving though.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Brian9391:
Still not familiar with the kernel settings just yet. I'll have to do some homework I suppose. If anyone has even had the same issue please feel free to let me know. Hopefully I'm not the only one.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] equlizer:
Im using Task's AOKP with his kernel and i use those emulators with no issues. Have you updated the emulators to latest version?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Brian9391:
Yes, I've even tried older/newer versions of the same emulators, and different emulators entirely..

Just throwing this out there but "My Boy!- GBA" Seems to work, but very poorly. Can't use quick save feature or the game crashes and the screen goes crazy. (ex. In attachment)

Sent from SGH-I747 [AOKP/Task650] using XDA developers
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BWolf56:
I'm not sure what could be the issue. I used N64oid last night (playing Super Mario 64) and was running smooth.

I'd try redownloading the game itself and perhaps test them on something else (like your PC) to see if they work fine there.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Brian9391:
Okay, so here's an almost annoyingly simple solution. When I tried to boot up the 64 games, the screen would remain black. A handful of them would eventually start up after 3 or 4 minutes of waiting. I just tried 3 of them, fresh DL from CoolROM.com, Harvest Moon, Super Mario 64, and Super Smash Bros. Same deal with all those. Same black screen, but if I just hit menu > reset... Mint!

They start up smoothly. Still some glitches going on with the whole save/load states. Icons don't appear for the save/load files, but they still seem to function normally. Strange.

Sent from SGH-I747 [AOKP/Task650] using XDA developers
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BWolf56:
Did you try clearing the app's data/cache?

Also, make sure the ROMs are on your internal.
[General Topics] handak:
Hi

Just bought XDA2 2 weeks back . was trying to Upgrade to rom v6050. It has frozen. Screen just shows v1.06.

Pl help :?: :?:
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] DickyG:
I just flashed my first custom ROM...went from rooted GB to CM7.2.0...no problems...flashed the ROM, Gapps package, & padded modem (although I have no idea what a padded modem is). When I started to restore apps + data using Titanium Backup, the restore process locked up on Bluetooth Perm Test. Since I am inexperienced, I flashed back to GB. TB did a perfect restore, including putting my icons back where I had them. Anyone have any ideas why the restore locked up?

Thanks for any help...
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] TwitchyEye:
Just back up user apps. Restoring system data between roms is a good way to bring in gremlins
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] DickyG:
OK...I see where "backup all user apps" is an option....but all the restore options include restoring data. I guess I could restore the user apps one at a time although that might be fairly time consuming. Any other thoughts?

Thanks for the reply.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] TwitchyEye:
I think under batch actions when you choose to restore all backed up stuff it gives you the option to restore app+data, just app or just data. I think that as long as you're staying in gingerbread the user app data shouldn't cause any problems.

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If you've already gone back to stock wipe out all the backups and only backup user apps that way when you get back to cm7 the system stuff won't show up and mix things up
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
When restoring apps, only select the ones you want... those checks on the left aren't just decorations. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] champ1919:
Titanium pro (donate) has the option to restore a batch of however you desire... well worth the money
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] DickyG:
I do have the paid version...the 5 batch restore options are:

1. Restore missing apps with data

2. Restore all apps with data

3. Restore all system data

4. Restore missing apps + all system data (I know I'm not supposed to use this one)

5. Restore newer versions of user apps

There is also the option of creating an "update.zip" from app+data backups...I'm assuming that to restore, you would flash this like a ROM.

When I tried to restore the first time...and it locked up during "Bluetooth Perm Test"...I was using the #2 option..restore all apps with data.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] champ1919:
There's also the filter options.

I've never had any luck restoring data across platforms, so, I just stopped...
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Should have done option 1, which lets you pick which apps you want to restore.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] DickyG:
Yep...that did it...thanks!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kickeyy:
Hey

I downloaded and flashed CM10 nightly on my s2. I had no problems with it until I tried to restore my contacts using titanium backup... now it says "process com.android.phone has stopped." all the time... after the error message when i press ok, the cm start up animation comes up for like 5 seconds, and the error message comes back.

How can I make my phone work again... it seems cwm recovery doesnt boot up anymore..? What can I do?? I have my stock rooted rom backed up but how can I flash it??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
Factory reset, cache and dalvik.

Sent from the little guy
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kickeyy:
So how do I exactly do this? Sorry for this idiot question..

And will I lose EVERYTHING..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
Hum...yes, you'll lose you data (not from SD)

You could wipe only dalvik, it'll delete your apps tho.

Don't you have a backed up ROM?

Sent from the little guy
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kickeyy:
uh got it working.. :)

maybe it was just a nightly issue..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
Could be.

If you wanna flash stock ROMs, get mobile odin pro.

Sent from the little guy
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Promethyl:
Im trying to copy files over USB from my ubuntu desktop to my galaxy S4. I'm getting "There is not enough space on the destination."

It's a new device, the external and internal space both have gigabytes more than the 10mb test file I'm trying to copy.

Advice?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hiobb:
I wouldn't know how to get this error fixed, but you can try Kies Air as alternative, you can then send files through WiFi using any internet browser.
[General Questions and Answers] rizq67:
Dear Friends, I have an Huawei Andriod S7-Slim, which was working very fine. All of a sudden, its touch-screen stopped taking any input. I have reset it to Factory Settings as well, but of no success. I am so much stressed and confused to what to do. Thats the only way I can communicate to my family, as I am sitting in a far flung area. Please help.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] mswlogo:
An article on my phone popped up (sorry forgot source) but it really looked bad.

Top Execs leaving.

Their Market share has dropped so low (under 4%) that some sites put them now in the "Other" Category (along with RIM etc.).

The HTC One is hoped to save them and most agree it's a fantastic phone, but now there are parts shortages and if you don't get that first wave you won't have a winner despite being better hardware.

Profits are down 98% from last year.

Profits are like in the Millions for HTC and Billions for Samsung (not sure if that is just for phones though).

Google HTC it's is all over the place.

I sure hope they can turn things around but now they are losing key people. I've had a new HTC phone every year since the Mogul (maybe earlier, been too long).

I don't think I've ever had to replace one (except one I bricked). Sold every one as working.

By the way I think this thread does belong here because the HTC One is Key and Folks Considering Buying one should know what's going on. I had no idea.

Sad that it popped up on my HTC Phone.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] sniperkill:
I too have a HTCONE and love the quality of HTC phones. But I also have a Samsung Note II. As for HTC going down hill, it serves them right for them locking down their bootloaders. First with the Evo 3D, and now the HTCONE. Yeah, I know they gave us htcdev.com but like with samsung devices, its so easy unlocking the bootloaders because Samsung supports our beloved developers. HTC just wants control, or some control, like our parents. Htc wants to say, "no no, you cant do that with your phone, it might hurt it". Htc doesn't want to give us "users" the choice to break our phones if we want, which is why they lock the bootloaders.

Htc thinks their slick too. With the evo 3d they allowed us to unlock our bootloaders but they wouldn't allow us to flash kernels, or downgrade our bootloaders. Which is why our developers found a way to hack into our bootloaders with the evo 3d to gain s-off. But with the HTCONE they also allowed us to unlock our bootloaders, only now they made it possible to flash kernels, their thinking if they gave us access to flash kernels, maybe our developers wouldn't worry about hacking the htcone's bootloader to gain s-off. But little do they know that where ever there's a rule, there's always someone who will find a way to break that rule.

As far as im concerned, htc is getting what they deserve. Htc had some serious followers until they released the evo 3d with a locked bootloader. I alone know of a couple dozen htc fans who stopped buying htc phones just because of that actoin of theirs. So I still bought the htcone thinking they might have learned their lesson, but NOPE, instead they release a dev addition, asking for more money for it. Htc is starting to remind me of Apple, lmao...
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] swaze:
LOL, looking at it all wrong.

For the past few years people were complaining about HTC's marketing strategies, design, and other things. HTC is taking the power from those people who were directly responsible for those things people were complaining about, and giving it to new people with fresh ideas, new strategies and new direction. Its call change, and to me its a change for the better. You can already see the difference in strategy and its working. Those guys seem bitter that they are getting phased out. HTC is evolving and I give them kudos rather than keep the same people and be status quo.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] kc_exactly:
I read that story too. While I agree that HTC has suffered I believe that story is hyperbolic. Some execs left, they all seemed to have other jobs lined up pretty quickly. The fact is things weren't going great. The fact that they left might be a good thing as they might be part of the problem.

Another fact is the HTC One has been and will continue to be a success at least through the summer. It needs the 4.2 update to compete. If it launched with 4.2 there really would be no place to complain.

I don't know what the future has for HTC but they are doing better than BlackBerry and Nokia if that means anything. As for the bootloader, you heard of Motorola?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Riff76:
I agree with the better off comments. The guy who is telling his friends to leave we have no idea if he is a disgruntled employee trying to blow the low numbers into a sensationalized story, or if he was legit employee that was valued at the company.

One truth we know, these guys that are leaving are the ones who drove the company downward, so yeah better off without them
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] dligon:
well I figure no matter what the devs we have here will still keep the one updated even if htc goes under.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Rippley05:
Hmm I'm not calling you a liar, but I am skeptical of your "couple dozen fans" story. Even if it was true, it's only a minor amount.

Facts are facts and one fact is the android community that actually hacks, roots, installs custom software or even knows those options are available, is very small. The majority of android users have no idea or care less and it's not even close. Even smaller is the part of the android community that hacks and needs s-off on a phone like the One. I flash custom roms/kernels. S-off would be pretty cool, but it isn't really gonna offer me anything more than I already have. While it's a *bleep* move for HTC to do that, it is hardly the reason they are losing money.

HTC is simply falling off because they don't know how to market. They are doing a better job with the One, but it's almost too little too late. Samsung is the new Apple and the war between Android and Apple consists of Samsung and Iphone/Ipad products thanks to huge, clever marketing. That's pretty much what it boils down to. There is a reason why advertising is so expensive.

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Again, the 4.2 update will be nice, but nobody pays attention to that outside of the hacking community.

Samsung s4= Android Jelly Bean

Htc One= Android Jelly Bean.

What's the real difference, the real selling point to an average android user of 4.2 over 4.1 ? They aren't going to care.

You know what they see? They see Samsung commercials banging on Apple, they see software gimmicks like "smart scroll' and other "shinys"

Cool camera features, IR blasters and other goodies to show their friends. They aren't looking for better bluetooth stacks and the like. Heck even windows is getting in on the marketing ploy, showing commercials of android and phone users fighting each other, it's all marketing.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] numus:
Couldn't have said it better myself. XDA has what... 5 million members world wide... World population is estimated at 7 billions (in 2012)... assume only 1/4 of those own cell phones and lets double the 5 million number... so 1.75 billion potential cellphone users... lets just use the 50% marketshare for android... so 875 million android handsets out there...

10 million / 875 million = 1.1% ... Yes these numbes are 100% pulled out of my behind but we can get even more liberal and says 1/32nd of the total population own cell phones... that would equal roughly 9% of the cellphone population would care about unlocked bootloaders...
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] mswlogo:
Well I don't know the story about unlocked Bootloaders w.r.t. other brands, except I do know it's extremely difficult on iPhones to Jailbreak (if not impossible on iPhone5). But I don't blame HTC at all. I'm sure a lot comes from carriers. They don't want unlocked devices on their network. Sprint/AT&T/T-Mobile etc. is their customer.

I also agree many don't know what a bootloader is, but it's really surprising to see things like RootExplorer, Titanium Backup, ROM Manager etc. as top downloads on Google Play. Although the stats might be skewed with all the "Wiping" and Reflashing :)

Interesting some see it as a positive move. Well one of the lead technical guys responsible for the HTC One just left. And the CEO said he'll step down if HTC One fails.

Yeah the new direction might be more plastic to compete with Samsung.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] eXplicit815:
Just so everyone's clear, this is not as big of a reason as this person has made it out to be. The amount of people who care about the bootloader or rooting the phone when buying an HTC phone is probably less than 2%. The problem is they were crushed with Samsung's huge spending on advertising. They even got a little bit of free advertisement for those who just pay attention because of their problems with Apple. That being said, HTC is putting more into advertisement, but they are having a hard time delivering their products. With them now being a B-List consumer for parts, it's hard to deliver the products to the demand. People now have to say "Well, I either settle with a Samsung phone, or wait for an HTC One to become available." I believe they'll bounce back, but it's going to be a tough year if they can't produce more of these phones and get them into the hands of the customers that want them.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] terrel_b:
As others have said, it's a very small minority that care about unlocked bootloaders, etc. Companies aren't making huge profits because of the number of people buying the phone for root, S-OFF, etc. Profit margins are based on the masses.

The real problem is the G3 was a helluva phone that was the best android phone at the time, far beating out the Evo3d, which was a crap "upgrade" to the badass Evo. And Samsuck had a helluva marketing scheme. It appears Samsung is now following Apple's lead in putting out new phones without much substance, but people "have to have them" just like iPhone users have to have the latest inconsequential update. The One is a great phone, but there's a reason I didn't renew my contract when I bought the phone. Hopefully HTC can right the ship, cause I love this phone and HTC, but you have to keep up in technology (especially wireless) not just in hardware but also in customers' perception of your products. (marketing)

I will say, I was putzing with my phone this weekend and a friend asked if it was The One, saying he was jealous after I said yep.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] numus:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=41720350&postcount=8 Did some basic assumptions on that percent.

As for the GS3 vs Evo3d... it was actually the GS2 (Epic 4g Touch) vs the EVO3d... GS3 came out later.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] eXplicit815:
I'm sure that percentage is much less than that even.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Riff76:
HTC hurt itself with Sense 3 as beautiful as it was, it lagged. Sg2 was smooth, a lot of employees at radioshack, best buy and sprint were recommending Samsung over htc because of the lag.

I met a radioshack employee who told me he had the og and got the 3D and then sold it for the sg2. He said he was happy with the move. Hi showed him my 3D at the time and yeah it lagged big time. Interestingly enough the guy told me to check out themikmik for some faster roms than the ones on xda for the 3D.

I don't want to discredit the guy with 12 friends who bailed on htc, they could have been mobile kiosk employees at the mall who recommended Samsung over htc.

Back on the current generation of phones, the one is better, sg4 lags. Might be too late if Samsung developed some brand loyalty over the last 2 yrs. As for the storagr/lack of sd, regular people don't care about it. Only here on xda people care so they can carry entire music collection and/or their pron. I'll be honest I would carry more pron with me lol

Its not the end of htc, someone will buy them to get into the mobile game, give them some cash and breathe life into the brand. I'm thinking HP would be a great company to take over htc.

Again the blame for htc downward trend lies with these guys that are leaving the company
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] p3tr0s:
Very true and it was the evo lte vs gs3. I think another major issue that plagued the lte was the fact that the form factor is different than the one x.... Samsung made the gs3 the same form factor across the carriers. I believe this helped boost their rep with consumers. Because if I'm not mistaken HTC and sammy were pretty closely tied prior to the gs3 release ( and I know they marketed the **** out of the phone but again they only needed to advertise one device where HTC had what like 17 variants of the one last year?)

As for et4g vs 3d I had both... Twice actually and both times I preferred my 3d by a looooong shot. Battery life was so much better, beats, I liked the development better and as for speed they were close but I'll take a Qualcomm over an exynos anyday. The only reason j kept switching was because I was in a wimax area so refused to upgrade to lte and wanted to play with something else.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] im0rtalz:
Another thing that hurt them was the numerous release of so many different models after the HTC evo all with different names, there was no market branding to it. think of htc sensation htc rhyme htc insert name here. Samsung chose the different route release on all carriers distinguished their brand with a common name "galaxy" series name. Every day users will see a Samsung and go oh that's a galaxy device.

HTC should have stuck to the evo brand as that was the one phone that people recognized and just used that name across the board, they are trying to do this now with the "One" series but it has been a little late.