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[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AssToast:
u should search before you ask questions
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cipjanin:
nevermind i found out
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] LetJect:
you should change following things..

1) you can do this procedure in windows 8

2) its not neccessary that battery must be fully charged.....

you can do whole procedure by removing battery too....

so edit above things....

Sent from my GT-S5360
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] TECHNO_THUNDER:
YUP! BROTHER :D:D:D THE WHOLE PROCESS IS ALSO RUN WHEN WE REMOVE THE BATTERY.....CAUSE ODIN FLASH DOES NOT REQUIRE A PHONE WITH BATTERY.....:D

FOR YOUR KIND INFORMATION Hikachu321 --CONNECT THE PHONE WITHOUT A BATTERY WITH PC BY DATA CABLE;AND PRESS VOL DOWN+POWER+HOME KEY TOGETHER...THEN YOUR PHONE AUTOMATICALLY GOES TO ODIN MODE WITHOUT A SINGLE BATTERY.:D:D....

BUT THANKS FOR THE GUIDE......:)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] hikachu321:
I Tried to remove the battery to enter to download mode and it works!! Well anyways I updated the guide!!

Device:Samsung Galaxy Y GT-S5360

Rom:Lenox evolution V2

Kernel:Savie kernel#73
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] srihananto:
I've follow above procedure till step 10 and stuck on downloading screen, and no sign of progress (blinking text or something)

Upon rechecking, I found out that firmware files are with .rar extension without .md5. what is .md5 means?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] zigbye82:
works for me everytime..
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] zsyhan:
Can I just say Hotfile's dead so we can't download the firmwares?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] DC07:
Just check the sticky,on android development section.....the firmwares are reuploaded
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] zsyhan:
Okay thanks. Going there now.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] rubmod:
thanks

but you can do it through stock recovery:o
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Ahaiziah:
galaxy y still off, although it was flashed by odin

hi i have done up to the part where you get a PASS but my phone still is off. what is the problem?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] luqman98:
Simply turn on the phone. If the phone always stuck on boot animation, reboot to stock recovery (Vol UP+Home+Power) and select wipe data/factory reset.

1. Love doesn't need any reason.

2. Wanna speed up 3G (not 4G LTE)?

Here it is:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2586876
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] dudePUNJABI:
Rebooting in download mode

Hi I have a Samsung Galaxy Y which worked worked good until yesterday night.I was unchecking my alarms for tomorrow and suddenly it shutdown and the galaxy y boot logo came,I thought it was usual as it happened before and device came back to its state after some time but this time it didn't happened like this instead it kept rebooting and rebooting , I tried many ways.I tried going recorvery mode but it rebooted from there as soon as I went there.One time I was lucky enough to have some time to delete cache and wipe the phone but it didn't worked then i tried going in download mode with the odin1.85 but it didn't lety the windows install that driver thing because whenever I went into the download mode it kept restarrting giving windows no time to install the drivers and I am now very frustrated please help me how can I stop this restarting , thanks :)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] luqman98:
Try to reboot to download mode with USB Cable attached and pull the battery.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] hikachu321:
Updated already the Firmware's Link..!!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] devamrit:
I passed all the steps successfully but still i am stuck on the boot animation screen.plz help brother.....

---------- Post added at 05:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:32 PM ----------

I have passed all steps successfully....Still it is stuck on boot animation page.......Stock recovery mode not coming up now.....please help me brother.....
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Lemon_Lime`s:
Just Try To Flash Stock Rom Again
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] TheFixItMan:
this thread is abit out of date

use odin 3.07

download a wipe firmware pack from my firmware thread at the top of the 5360 dev section

make sure odin is connected - will say com then a number in a coloured box under com:id
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Prayas M4A1:
My galaxy y is not connecting with odin3 what should I do???? :confused:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] TheFixItMan:
installed samsung usb drivers here

turn phone off (or pull battery and put back in)

put your phone into download mode - hold vol down home button then with them held also hold power button

connect usb cable from phone to pc (use rear usb ports not front ones if you have front usb)

push vol up to start connection (if drivers are installed it should say android adb in device manager)

open odin 3.07 (other versions may work but thats the one I use)

if odin is connected it will say com then a number is a coloured box under com:id on the left hand side

only auto reboot and F.reset time shoud be ticked - DO NOT tick anything else!

put pda in pda

put phone in modem

put csc in csc

start the flashing process

you can get odin flashable firmware from my thread here
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] siddharta1979:
Hi guys,

I'm new to flashing, and so far I've flashed succesfully CM7 and miUI-Revenge. I sticked with the latter, which I enjoy very much, but it drains the battery at an unparalleled speed. In three hours without data, wifi, of gps, the battery goes from 100% to 50%.

Is there a rom you recommend using for better performance? I assume going up from Gingerbread won't help, but I might be wrong. I guess the opposite of the spectrum might be the barebone rom. Are there other roms in between, that you think might represent a good balance?

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] GuestK0045:
CM9 beastmode one combine with greenify to lock fb and maps n kik untill i need them

my phone can last all day :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hutson23:
For ICS=HebMIUI or UltraGen...

Thats just my opinion...

Try em all and find best one for you.I like JB better anyway.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] siddharta1979:
Is it likely that moving from GB up to ICS of JB will deteriorate battery performance, or not?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hutson23:
Yes it will.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] siddharta1979:
Then, if I already find batter performance to be poor on GB Miui, isn't it adviceable to stick with GB roms?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] TwitchyEye:
How poor is it?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] limeaide:
Here is the deal it sounds like you had a bad flash or something. Reading your responses in a couple threads leads me to think this. I would use the one click to stock either bhundven or eollie created (eollies give you a cwm without having to flash another file). Then try the ICS and JB variants. CM7 was/is good roms but they are not worked on and could be some hidden bugs that never got fumigated.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] siddharta1979:
In three hours without data, wifi, of gps, the battery goes from 100% to 50%
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Madein Cyberspace:
You've got some issues. Search the site for Better Battery Stats and find out what is causing those wakelocks. A drop that fast could be a lot of things but my first bet would be media scanner going crazy trying to read a corrupt file on your SD card. Post up some screenies of your battery from settings. Also get CPUspy and see if your getting pegged at a higher frequency.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] TwitchyEye:
That's pretty bad. It shouldn't be that bad on anything.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] siddharta1979:
I don't know why, but starting yesterday afternoon it seems it's improving. I don't think I've done anything special, but we'll see. Meanwhile I've installed BBS, which is giving me some issues on Miui, but it's starting to show some drains. I'll look it up with more usage and keep you guys posted.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] TwitchyEye:
It takes a couple days for the rom to settle in. But yeah I think you're making all the right moves there. :thumbup:
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] siddharta1979:
Lol...that's what I thought too, just that it was 8 days... O_o

Unfortunately BBS has issues with Miui, and I keep receiving an error message: "batteryinfo service could not be contacted." I thought I had solved it, but it's still there. I'll try to look up if this can be resolved, but meanwhile if battery stabilize on the actual performance, it would be good as is.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Madein Cyberspace:
MiUI's a little different than most ROMs. You have to set root permissions from within the settings menu. Then BBS will work. I gave up on MiUI a long time ago so I can't remember exactly where it is. Search the settings and you will find enable root. Click that thing. Reboot. BBS will then tell you all about your wakelocks. Then just research them.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Fluidification:
If you are using an aries rom, it won't...
[HTC One X+] Addicted2xda:
Has it happened with everyone else or just me....

In stock ROM - my image size would be anything between 4 to 6 MB, but after rooting and using custom ROMs, the image size has dropped to what - 1.5 mb to 2.8 MB...

I know for a lot people it does not matter - but as per my small knowledge, bigger size image = better image quality...

Any inputs on this?
[HTC One X+] ace_viknesh:
Try this out. It should solve the problem.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=35746341&postcount=175

Credits to [MENTION=2535411]somemadcaaant[/MENTION]
[HTC One X+] somemadcaaant:
Sorry guys that's mainly for aosp camera not sense tho it will work fine, the sense camera does not rely on the media profile for settings, compression or quality.

Best to use the modded camera from lyapota:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=37097534

Camera only 6.5 download at bottom of post.
[HTC One X+] Addicted2xda:
Thanks but my phone is bricked ATM... Service centre says mobo needs to be changed at cost...

Not in a position to spend INR 17 to 18 K right now.... :crying:
[HTC One X+] tanu_invincible:
how did you brick it ?? what went wrong ? :eek:
[HTC One X+] Addicted2xda:
To be honest, nothing. Just restarted the phone and it went kaput :(...

Now it is stuck at bootloader :(

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2327811
[General Topics] jsedit:
HI everyone,

I'm figuring as I'm about to turn 30, this is to do with just being too old to deal with technology anymore. Gonna need a five year to sort this out soon...

Anyway, I'm having problems sending MMS messages on my XDAiis with O2 (pay monthly).

I've been to the o2 website, which quite un-helpfully doesn't have the settings for my phone, rather the X1. But assuming they're similar, I inputted as they said.

Problem is, the messages just time out and drop into the drafts folder.

Can anyone give me any clues? I've turned off Bluetooth and wireless and nothing improves. I've tried being hooked to the net, and nothing improves.

Quite frankly, it's way past me.

Thanks in advance.

Jsedit.
[General Topics] jdee246:
The settings are automatically input along with the web/wap settings. If you can't use mms its likely your account isn't provisioned for it. You'll need to ring O2 and ask them to activate it from their side.

JD
[General Topics] jsedit:
Hi,

First off, thanks for the response.

I called 02 - and spoke to a nice, helpful girl (who it turns out, has her birthday 10 days before mine - doesn't mean much, but I do like a service that puts up with my chatty days!)

Anyway, she reminded me that you have to set up the connections option through the O2 active part of the XDAiis. So all I had to do was go into that (Active Menu, Tools, Connections, and choose UK, PostPaid and GPRS - and it should all work).

I'm currently trying to send something out... will not hit submit till I have an outcome..........

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Anyone want a coffee??

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Damn it.

Any other thoughts?

C.ya

Jsedit.
[General Topics] padlad:
Wait till you get into your 30's! Remember it's not your age thats the problem, it's just technology is getting more difficult!

Anyway, i had the same problem with sending MMS but i've had the IIs install without the O2 UI. Check these settings:

Goto 'messaging' tap 'tools' at the bottom of the screen, tap MMS Settings.

On the 'Preferences' tab make sure it says MMS Network in the drop down box, tick the box's in that tab to whatever you want.

Next touch the 'servers' tab make sure it says O2UK at the top of that box, tap that O2UKand it will open to the settings, make sure they read:

Server name:

O2UK

Gateway:

193.113.200.195

Port number:

9201

Server address:

http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002

Sending size limitation:

100k

Touch ok, exit messaging

Next, from the today screen, touch 'start' 'settings' touch the 'connections' tab, touch 'connections' on that screen you should have 2 lots of settings:

'My work settings' and 'My isp' touch 'Manage existing connection' in the 'My isp' section. Make sure you have a setting in the 'modem' tab section saying something like 'MOBILE WEB GPRS'.

Go back to the settings 'tasks' page, touch the 'advanced' tab select 'select network' on that page make sure the bottom drop down box (programs that connect to a private network should connect using) says 'My isp'

Exit and return to the today screen and try again.

Phew! Hope that helps, time to make a brew!!
[General Topics] copex:
Hi

Try emailing O2datasupport@O2.com they sorted out my mms setting

hope it helps
[HTC One V] brijeshp09:
hello friends,

i want to unroot my HTC ONE V

bt em nt getting proper RUU

my phone image version is 2.24.720.1

i tried wit many lower version n i also tried wit 2.24.708.1 bt it gave error to find proper RUU

lower image version is nt supporting so do i need to download higher version??

can any1 suggest me some link wer i can find tis version RUU(2.24.720.1) or higher version...

or is der any other way to unroot ONE V???

every suggestion v'l b taken into consideration

thanks in advance
[HTC One V] M@GM@:
This link can help u...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2237590

sent from HOV

powered by sphongle 4.2.2
[HTC One V] brijeshp09:
i hv downloaded this version n it doesnt support my device,its image version is 2.09.720.1 n my phone has 2.24.720.1...

anyways thanks for t help it is highly appreciated...

c if any1 can forward me higher version links

thanks in advance
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nethojs29:
I owe a nexus 4 and also owe laptop and desktop pc. Is the nexus 10 gonna help me?

First of all I want it since in august I'll start university so it will help for books on pdf, taking notes and since I'll enter to computer sciences I expect to use it for others things that I'll reach on school.

But I don't really know what is having a tablet, maybe I can do it all with a laptop but sometimes I think watching movies, comics, books, gaming and surfing Web is enough + utilities on school for getting it.

Any advice?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dibblebill:
I've got a beastly desktop, laptop, and a decent phone. The tablet goes with me to stores and such so I can look things up on the go, or to work (I'm a teacher) so that I can take attendance on it. Its much more mobile than a laptop while providing, with the right apps. most of the functionality.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sher The Love:
I would wait to see what the next galaxy note tablet is going to be. You could use a bluetooth keyboard if you'd rather type your notes and use the spen if you need to jot down formulas or charts.

If you have a newer laptop, I wouldn't recommend getting a regular tablet like the nexus 10 if you want it for school.

Me personally, I have a powerful desktop with two monitors for my main bulk of school work at home. I bring a netbook to class for notes (I download the PowerPoint's and convert them to PDF. Using acrobat pro, I can type notes just like if I were writing on the print out). The netbook is a bit old and weak but gets the job done for now.

With something like the galaxy note, you can have everything consolidated on your tablet(PDFs, PowerPoint's,hand written notes, types notes, ebooks ect) all in a compact device. Then use your desktop for more productive things and you could probably sell your laptop.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rirere:
Personally, I don't find tablets with (solely) capacitive touch screens to be useful for notetaking. They aren't accurate enough to take down diagrams and formulas much better than pen and paper. In fact, the best solution I've found has been using a LiveScribe pen to import those kinds of information into OneNote. On the other hand, if you've got any professors who are enamored of open-source formats like PDF, tablets are a great way to read on the go, and for that purpose I highly recommend them.

They're also great for most of what you named, but importantly tablets can go into "tighter" places. Your dorm room bed, a couch, or some other random place on campus are good candidates. If you've got a small bag, they're also one of those things you can toss in as a "just in case" if you need to do something your phone is unsuitable for, but don't want to bring your laptop for.

I'd recommend honestly looking into a Windows convertible, or, if you don't like the big M, go for an active-digitizer tablet. That basically means the Note at this point, unless you go hunting for one of Lenovo's offerings.

The Nexus 10 is a great tablet though, so buy with confidence if you feel a tablet is for you.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joakim_one:
This hits it on the head:

I only use my tablet around the house and it's perfect for the living room or the bed, when I don't want to carry my ultrabook with its superfluous keyboard with me. The ultrabook is pretty light, a little less than 3 lbs, but the Nexus 10 is less than half that at 1.33 lbs. I can have a nice big, high-res screen with me at all times, one that isn't as heavy as lugging my ultrabook around.

With a tablet, you too can have a computer at your fingertips at all times! :victory:

That said, I agree with Sher and Rirere that the Nexus 10 may not be the best for writing with a stylus, though I haven't tried it. I'd guess the Note 10 would be better for that, since it has a digitizer built in. I always suggest that you try these devices out in a store before buying. I don't think an Android tablet will help you in computer science classes either, as they probably don't do anything with Android, plus you'll need a stand to keep the tablet up and a bluetooth keyboard to get any serious typing done. All the other content consumption stuff you mentioned is perfect on a tablet though.

The fundamental question is whether you value having a high-res computer with you in more places, because it is more portable than a laptop but with a bigger screen than a smartphone, albeit a computer that isn't that easy to type on unless you get a bluetooth keyboard also.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxLordxX:
I have a Nexus 10, a Kindle, a S4 and a good/average laptop, I can tell you that for what you want the Nexus is amazing, if you want to watch a movie on it you'll see how amazing the screen is, surfing the Web is great too, and Android is with some top games, so you can enjoy it easily. If you most want to read comics and books I'd recommend you a Kindle (not the tablet), which is really the best option. Nexus 4 is already a good cellphone, but there are things that after you get hands on a tablet you see how easily they can be.

About school now. Formulas and such has no better companion than pen and paper, I already played a little with a Note 10 on a store, and it's great to handwrite, but I still think that for my math counts using a paper is the best option. However about the computer classes you can use it! Search on amazon for a case with keyboard and there is one which I really like (and have), which is so good that I typed my fanfictions on it, also I used to learn java on my Xoom with an app called "Droid Edit", which is a text editor with syntax highlight, then I installed Terminal IDE and had compiler and everything ready to learn. Guess what? It worked finely :D!"

And at least, you can install Linux distros on it, so you can get some more things to be done! And also it works greatly :).

Hope it helps :)

~Lord

"This Story Ends Where It Began" - Octavarium (Dream Theater)

Sent from my GT-I9505
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sher The Love:
Here's another long response:

I would try and wait till the end of summer to make your decision. Toshiba has just announced three tablets - one lower end tablet, a 2560x1600 Tegra 4 tablet and another identical one, but with a wacom digitizer. Asus has a new 2560x1600 Infinity Transformer also with a Tegra 4. HP has there x2 android tablet coming out which didn't look too bad. Most of these are due for release in Q3 of this year. And on top of it, Samsung is holding a "Galaxy and Ativ" event on the 20th. Ativ will be a Windows device and Galaxy is an android device. Besides the Galaxy camera 2, no one really knows what to expect. Hopefully a new note tablet with better resolution, cause the current resolution is a deal breaker for a lot of people.

The Nexus ten is now a good 7 months old, although will probably be better priced than all of the above. The Tegra 4 could be great, but also could be terrible. I enjoyed my Nexus 10 when I had it earlier this year, but I think there are much better options for a school tablet coming out.

Also, I believe Intel is releasing there updated Atom processor (what Netbooks and lower range windows tabs use) towards the end of the year and is supposed to have greatly improved graphics, power, and battery life. Some of the current lower end Windows tablets run full windows 8 (like the Ativ 500T and also has a wacom digitizer for about $550) and they aren't terrible, though can be a bit sluggish. There battery life is also comparable to an android tablet.

Lastly, for school, a windows tablet may be a better choice since you won't have any compatibility issues like with android browsers. If your teacher uses online problems, demos, or chat rooms, you could run into issues running these things. I'm leaning slightly more towards Windows at the moment just for those reasons, but it all depends on how these products compare. If the android tablet is much smoother and has better battery life for 2/3 of the price, I'll just wait to get home to do something not compatible.

I've been in the same boat looking for something for school and my netbook is holding me off till the new products are released. I would recommend doing the same with your laptop, unless you can't afford more than the $400 for the Nexus 10.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dibblebill:
I honestl yplan to hold on to the N10 until December 2014 and THEN upgrade, since I dropped the $500 on the 32GB model.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
How does the Nexus 10 compare to a Nook HD+?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dibblebill:
Way above it in every way, so far as I know, as well as more expensive.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rirere:
If you don't mind hacking it up though, the Nook HD+ looks like a fun little investment to slap somewhere (like a wall or something as a control panel). It may not make the best tablet but the hardware is good.

+1 for the people recommending paper/pencil. I can't do formulas another way. OP however might want to look into the LiveScribe Sky and a tablet (or use their PC); I believe I saw an ad somewhere showing off live, instant syncing from paper to tablet, which I'll have to look into myself (got a LiveScribe Echo as a work bonus, so I'm sticking with that for the moment).

It's not just a question of having an active digitizer; while the Note pen will wow in stores, writing with a stylus for any duration of time can quickly become, well, annoying. Glass just doesn't have the same tactile feel that a good pen on paper will, you'll get the "clicking" sounds from contact, and you could generally be doing something a lot more useful with your electronic device (like typing bullet points) than scrawling into it with a digitizer.

Unless, of course, by tablet, we're talking about a Wacom drawing pad. ;)