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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Preston2291:
And as for the mms viewer, you're pretty much SOL unless you use an aftermarket sms/mms app

Sent from my H@CK3D NOTE 2 on ATT LTE
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Kritik31:
I feel the same way you do, I've tried so many but nothing to my liking. The Cyanogenmod mms.apk is the best but when I installed that over the stock one everything worked but it would crash trying to send a pic.

I've found one that isn't too bad, it's clean, small and fast. Try out Textra, you might like it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jmorg1980:
I have the note 2 and I put the AOSP sms on mine. And it works great. Way better than stock.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] hieuman:
are you able to see the notification on the lockscreen?

everything i have tried makes it so the notification bubble doesn't show up.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] iNeedICS:
I feel your pain, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.textra

This solved all my problems MMS is flawless, even group chat :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] hondasr:
Textra is the best and simple sms app
[HTC Incredible S] MoonMaster345:
Since the One S C2 (The one with the Snapdragon S3 which has the same architecture as out devices) has gotten its JB leaked, i was wondering how hard would it be to port it over. I have an Incredible 2 but since the 2 and the S are essencially the same device, and you guys are more active, i was wondering if one of you would have any idea on how to.
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
Hi

It doesn't work that easily :) We will neeed a booting kernel with ion support (which jb sense needs) not to mention a proper ramdisk and compliant rom.

Yes the base rom is there (For Desire X too which is the same screen res as us) but we will still need a modified kernel

Whether it is ported from a newer device or completely hacked up from ours, it doesn't matter as long as it works I guess :)

But there are a lot of variables

:)
[HTC Incredible S] szezso:
Just wait.... ;)
[HTC Incredible S] Epic.:
Hey szeso just letting you know, HTC ONE SV is scheduled to get sense 5/JB but when is anyone's guess. I was talking to a HTC dev on twitter and even he confirmed so :)
[HTC Incredible S] Rah0ol:
thaat ;) tells me that you are already cooking somethin :D Ha ha ha..

Yeah not to mention.. I am waiting for it from long time :D
[HTC Incredible S] szezso:
I don't want to wait that much. At first, a Sense 4+ is better from DX, after that the Sense 5 comes.
[HTC Incredible S] james1196:
YOU'RE A LEGEND !
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Matt_the_Geek:
I just picked up a used VM SGS2 and curious to see what I can do to it.

but there are so many different carriers/variants, that I don't know what files I can safely flash to it.

On my HTC One V, its pretty much a VM phone, and you just have to know if you're GSM and CDMA...

Any help/tips/pointers/etc would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] celderic:
In settings>about phone. Is your model a i9100? And what android version? If 4.0.4 do not wipe anything with the stock recovery.

edit- just seen the post below. Ignore this i didnt know virgin had a i9100m
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ElliSkyline:
You can pretty much flash any Roms/mods that's in the i9100 thread. The virgin mobile version is pretty much the same as the international i9100. Only difference is virgin mobile and bell puts a "M" at the end of their model i9100m.

I my self got the virgin mobile S2 and I have flashed every possible Roms or Mods around both in the original development and regular development section. Now with the mods, just make sure you read what the mod is meant for because some is intended for Samsung based ROM and some are for AOSP based ROM.

If you need help in flashing anything, let me know. Your gonna need Odin downloaded on your computer so you can flash a kernel with clockworkmod recovery then you might need triangle away to remove yellow triangle in the first boot screen you see with the i9100 logo but that depends on what kernel you flash. If the kernel is Samsung official un-modded then it won't give you a yellow triangle but if you flash a custom one it will, it will also make you flash counter go up but triangle away will get rid of both the counter and yellow triangle.

Btw - are you in the US or Canada? It shouldn't make a difference anyway, I had both models and its the same phone. And hey the phones are CDMA phones but should also work on GSM but only problem I heard was their Data plan wasn't working correctly just for the fact that the Virgin phones are CDMA.

JUST MAKE SURE YOUR MODEL STARTS WITH i9100!!

All the i9100 models are pretty much the same

Virgin US does got a SPH - D710 model called Galaxy S2 4G

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_II
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Matt_the_Geek:
My phone model is SPH-D710VMUB
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
By now you should be aware that you're in the wrong forum.

Sent from the little guy
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Matt_the_Geek:
what, then, is the appropriate forum for this model?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
Epic Touch's forum.

Sent from the little guy
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] z0oty:
Is there any way to get vvm in the call log without using Google voice in jellybean roms?

I don't want to integrate with Google voice but I love how the gv voicemails show in the calls log. Anyone have a mod for that?
[General Topics] BILLSHACKLOCK:
Please tell me how I can arrange all contacts consistently on my O2 XDA ll; for some reason new contacts appear either with the surname first or sometimes with the Christian name first.

Thanks!
[General Topics] markutah:
A possible workaround:

I correct them in Outlook. Haven't found a way to do it right with the XDA.

Regards,

Mark
[General Topics] davidand1:
(On XDA itself) Where you input the name of the person within Contacts, type in their full name and then tap the arrow next to this field.

You will see that the second part of the name has been placed into the surname field. If you cut this back up to the first name field and behind the first name, the first name will now appear first within contacts.

Hope this helps
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mediumgrade:
So, I tried applying this theme to my Wi-Fi only Xoom:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1997434

I used Clockworkmod to load the ROM. It installed successfully, but after I enter my encryption password, it never gets past the startup animation. I have tried reinstalling the image over and over again with the same result. I even tried this ROMs to no avail:

http://goo.im/devs/teameos/roms/eos3/nightlies/wingray/

When I try a factory reset from Clockwordmod, nothing happens and now I'm stuck, Any ideas?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
YOu cant flash things once you encrypt it. You must un encrypt it before you flash. At this point you may have to flash a stock rom at a base level reformatting the whole thing. You will lose everything.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mediumgrade:
That's fine by me. I backed up my files. Where do I get a base ROM?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
I would look In Your device forum stickies or check the OEM web site.

Wayne Tech Nexus
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mediumgrade:
Plangeun was

Forum stickes? Sorry, I am new to all this. Would I install it the same way using Clockworkmod?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
No you would need to flash it from the bootloader up. Start looking around these forums. Spend some time reading up on it as this is where you run the risk of fully bricking the device

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=945
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mediumgrade:
So, what would this procedure be called? Just so I know what to search for.

Thanks again.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
For each device it is different but could look for bootloader.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] ddizzy81:
If I encrypt my phone...can I remove the password from the lock screen afterwards. I only want to.have to put in a pw everytime I power on the phone not everytime I try to unlock it.

Sent From My GS4
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] DarkMenace:
If you encrypt the phone you will get a password at the bootup. You should remove the password for the lockscreen before you encrypt the device. Now remember if you encrypt then later decide you don't want it you have to perform a factory reset on the device.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] 0reo:
I absolutely love, love, love the Google satellite view in the Navigational GPS app. The whole app really is awesome. I'll probably never use my Tomtom again.

BUT! Unlike my Tomtom which can calculate a set of directions locally on the device the S4 appears to have Google do the calculation on their servers and transmit the info via Internet connection. That's a real problem when you're in an area that has poor service. Navigation becomes totally nonfunctional.

The GPS navigation will work through an area of no service if you start in an area with service so the app can download a set of directions. The problems come if you need to start your journey in an area with no service, or do like I did and exit the navigation app to do other things like make a phone call from a backwoods gas station. When I tried to restart the navigation app it kept waiting to download the directions set from google which wasn't going to happen out there. Lucky for me I remembered enough to get me back to an area with 3G where the service restored functionality to the navigation app. Lesson learned.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] magneticzero:
A preplanned area where you will be navigating can be cached.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] 0reo:
It caches the map and directions so you can navigate through an area of no service but it loses the cached data when you exit the app. There is no cached data when starting a trip from an area of no service.

If I'm missing something please do tell. I'd love to know.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] SuzakuTheKnight:
Google Maps > Menu Key > Make available offline
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] 0reo:
Google Maps app =/= Navigation app.

Although you do offer a good way to at least have a map on hand.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] TheBiles:
This is why I also have CoPilot navigation. Completely offline!

Sent from my Galaxy S4
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] MysticCobra:
This behavior is not unique to the Galaxy S4, nor is it new. Google Navigation has always been (and almost certainly will remain) a client-server type app that does the "heavy lifting" back at Google HQ. That's not a design flaw, it's a design choice--this approach perfectly serves the needs of some huge fraction of users some huge percentage of the time, without unduly consuming the resources of the phone.

In today's world, if you're in a car in the US, you're almost always within range of a cell tower with data service. Of course, if you're not within range of a cell tower, you're probably far from civilization and that's when it'd be most helpful to have some navigational assistance...

So there's still a place for the self-contained navigators like a TomTom or similar. That market niche is simply much smaller than it was about 5 years ago before Google Maps / Navigation was ubiquitous.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] 0reo:
I understand its not unique or new but I certainly hope the route calculation becomes a client side option soon. It made sense to do it server side a couple phone generations ago when device processing power was limited but not so anymore. My S4 will run circles around any tomtom or garmin both in processing power as well as gps accuracy not to mention never having to do manual gps fix updates and map updates. The standalone navigational gps is going to go the way of the point and shoot camera. Its just a matter of time.

What you're calling a design choice may have been choice two years ago. Today it is a horrible flaw. There are vast areas of well traveled road that get no service around here (eg. anywhere in the mountains.) Google needs to pull their head out and recognize (or someone else will do it [be]for[e] them.) Sooner the better for them and us.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] trebb:
Like someone said before, you can download the maps offline for whatever area you need that won't have service.

Google isn't stupid. This is why they introduced this feature. It's not that the phone doesn't have the processing power; having the entire country stored on your phone would take up tons of storage.

There are other GPS applications (in the Play Store) that do this I'm pretty sure, and that is also why standalone GPS units exist. Google doesn't have to worry about losing anything to anyone. For a huge majority of users, Google Maps works perfectly fine.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] 0reo:
On my tomtom the map of the entire US (just roads, not sat images) is about one GB. Not prohibitive by any stretch.

And unless I'm still missing something you can't save maps in Navigation app. Only in Google Maps app which is different and not nearly as good for use while driving.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] trebb:
I'm almost 100% positive that the Navigation app and Google Maps are the same application. Just like the other app whose name I can't recall that helps you find restaurants, etc. It's all run through Google Maps. The initial interface may be different, but they're the same thing.

I always just search my destination in Maps, then hit navigate. That takes you to the same exact thing the Navigation shortcut will eventually bring you to. I have never really used the offline feature nor do I use the Navigation shortcut, so I can't really instruct you on how to do it through either method. I remember reading the reviews when Google introduced the feature, though, so it definitely works.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] 96cobra:
Next time, just leave Navigation running in the background while you make your call. When you hang up, pull down the status bar and tap the Navigation icon & continue on your way.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Metallice:
Except they are. Exact same apk file. Uninstall maps... Navigation disappears.

The navigation icon is basically a maps shortcut.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] 0reo:
Whatever is happening in the back end, I just don't see the functionality in the front end. I'll play with it more today and see if I'm missing a way.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] vacaloca:
Surprised no one mentioned the Sygic app in this thread yet -- I tried it a while back and it was pretty decent for a standalone navigation app that you can download maps to your SD card and have the app use those. It is relatively expensive since I last looked though.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] stuartv:
I used to have a Garmin Navigation app on my Blackberry Storm. It looked and worked just like my actual Garmin GPS. All map and routing data was on the phone (<2GB) and it worked even with no cell or data signal at all.

I don't know why they don't offer the same thing as an Android app. The full City Navigator North America database is less than 2GB.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] brizey:
I think they decided to not kill their company. They are trying to stay out of the race to zero. Google could kill off every other navigation company in one swoop if they wanted to by offering a free full blown offline maps for android and ios...I think they just don't want the regulatory scrutiny. And they wouldn't be able to collect data on your habits as easily, lol. NSA might get pissed.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Jaytronics:
Does anyone know of a way to make the caching of maps cache a much bigger area than it currently does?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] BzBz:
i understand the op's concern. the main issue being when there is no connection to the internet you cannot get directions. even if you cache a map offline the navigation still won't provide you directions, you can only browse the map area and see where you currently are on that cached map. the reason it works this way is because when you choose directions or navigation in maps google calculates the directions from your location to the point selected. it's not something done within the application, but dynamically via google's servers.

this is almost never an issue for me, except in the rare occasion when i've been traveling and in a tunnel or some remote location where internet connection isn't available. in those cases your best bet is to calculate your directions ahead of time and email them to yourself. you can also cache a map of that area so you can at least browse it offline.

if google ever offers offline navigation/directions then every other mapping service can kiss their company goodbye.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] 0reo:
Google built the best. I'd pay for the ability to calculate a route offline.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] stuartv:
A dedicated Garmin GPS is the best - even if you never lose signal to your Android phone.

When Google Nav starts supporting things like "search near my current route", then they'll be in contention.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rahman557:
my atriz 4g was working fine..it was on GB 2.3.6 .US version.unlocked but not rooted .while i was using wifi suddenly my phone freeze reboot and after its continuously freezing and rebooting.if i try to power on after sometime it loading GB but within a min its again getting freezing and rebooting.now its getting struck at motorola boot logo.i tried going into stock recovery and wipe but still getting struck and moto boot logo. i still have fast boot recovery ect...please guide me .i am a noob and sorry for my bad english :(
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rahman557:
??

80 views but still no reply ???? y no one want to help me?:confused:
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deathbearer:
Try Refalshing the phone with latest stock AT&T firmware available on forum with RSDlite :p

Before you do it. Try removing SIM card and Memory Card Rest the Phone again. See if it boots.

Hope this helps. All the best
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acidrums4:
I'm sorry, but seems the solution deathbearer will not work for you. 'Cause it didn't worked for me. Seems that you're facing this issue too (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1656760). It basically says that you have your phone for around a year and your wifi and bt stopped working because of Motorola's planned obsolescence. Seems that nobody around xda knows yet why this happens (I don't know if this is really a hardware problem, sometimes I got wifi working for a little while, but the phone reboots; however, I can't reply to that thread. Will be nice if you can and ask those people if they know something new about this).

You can try to remove your wifi/bt drivers with this app (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1946667). Your phone will not have wifi/bt working anymore (unless you restore the drivers and found how to fix this f***ing issue) but your phone will not restart anymore.

Hope this helps!
[HTC One X] TobyJamesJoy:
Hi, I'm trying to install cm10.1-RC5 from Arch Linux. I've wiped and factory reset and flashed the boot.img. I don't have s-off.

When I try to install the .zip in ClockworkMod 5.8.4.0 I get errors indicating that my bootloader isn't a compatible version. For example:

assert failed: getprop("ro.bootloader") == "1.31.0000"

E:Error in /sdcard/cm-10.1.0-RC5-endeavoru.zip

(Status 7)

Installation aborted.

I gather that this means my hboot or firmware needs an update. I've found this thread which seems relevant:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2241419

I ran "fastboot oem readcid" and got this:

...

(bootloader) DEBUG: cid: VODAP021

OKAY [ 4.075s]

finished. total time: 4.075s

So I guess this means I need Vodaphone specific firmware? Where can I access this?

Or am I on the wrong track?
[HTC One X] vin4yak:
Post the result of fastboot getvar version-main..

This is a cmd fastboot command (windows)... No idea what's the command for Linux.. Might be something similar..

This way we can make sure which firmware you have...

-Sent from my IceCold One X!
[HTC One X] TobyJamesJoy:
Thanks for the quick reply, here's the output:

version-main: 1.29.862.11

finished. total time: 4.069s

I've located this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1957376&highlight=upgrade+firmware+linux

This pointed me to .zip containing hboot 1.36.

I tried following these instructions:

http://sadevil.org/blog/2012/12/23/manually-flashing-an-ota-update/

Unfortunately the directories the tutorial references are different to the one in my .zip.
[HTC One X] vin4yak:
Now there are 2 ways you can upgrade your device's hboot

1: Returning to stock with a ruu and then updating to jellybean hboot with ota update.

2. Flashing the firmware zip and then installing a custom rom.

For running a ruu you will need access to a windows pc since it's an exe file : http://bugsylawson.com/files/file/1...11-radio-1120410514-release-260561-signedexe/

If you want to upgrade your firmware by flashing... Here's the firmware upgrade for your cid : http://goo.gl/yAa0G

Download the firmware and rename it to firmware.zip and then put it in the fastboot folder..

Steps:

1. Relock bootloader : fastboot oem lock

2. Reboot to ruu : fastboot oem rebootRUU

It will take you to a black htc screen... Wait for a few seconds for the screen to settle down and then flash the firmware :

Fastboot flash zip firmware.zip

You might need to flash the firmware twice if you get an error the first time! Its quite normal! After successfully flashing the firmware, you need to unlock the Bootloader, flash a custom recovery and then flash the custom rom! :D

PS: Again, the commands are for fastboot cmd (windows).. Linux might be a little different..

-Sent from my IceCold One X!
[HTC One X] TobyJamesJoy:
Golden gold you are sir/madam! Got CM10.1 running like a beast!

Thankyou kindly.
[HTC One X] vin4yak:
That's Great! Enjoy cm10! :good:

-Sent from my IceCold One X!
[HTC One X] abhinav625:
firmware for htc_38 for hboot update

I have HTC One X, currently i m at hboot 1.72 and CWR 6.0.4.7. I want to update my hboot for that i need firmware for my device whose CID is htc_38. I have already gone through xda page of "collection of firmware" to search for my device's firmware but i didnt get it there. plzzzzzzz help me out here.
[HTC One X] Thant:
You are with the latest firmware!!!!:eek:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dark2099:
So earlier today, I S-offed, and changed my CID, but now for the life of me either using a RUU or sideloading a custom rom, it just hangs at the HTC One boot screen with the beatsaudio at the bottom. When I go into ClockworkMod recover, the /data and /system partitions are usually unmounted. I've tried mounting them, then sideload a rom, or leaving and sideloading, but neither works. Basically cannot get my phone to boot past there. Obviously I can warranty my phone, but I'd rather not have to do that. The rom I use when sideloading is ARHD 10.2. Might be forgetting some stuff, end of my day and pretty tired. Thanks for the help in advance.

EDIT: Also had flashed the 2.17 firmware.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guich:
Try with TWRP :)

And, sideloading don't need any mounted partition...
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dark2099:
Same results, just hangs during boot.

EDIT: Still need to know which partitions should be mounted though. Like which are when a phone that is normally booting boots.
[HTC Desire S] rkumbhar:
i Have Rooted My Rom And Installed Custom Rom In It . But Sometime When I Charge My Phone . Red Light Starts And Charging Is On But My Battery Bar Wont Increase . It Reduces Slowly Slowly
[HTC Desire S] deanshugan:
tried restarting the phone ?..or try wiping the battery stats maybe its connected to that..i dont really know..or try changing ROM.. :)
[HTC Desire S] kleest:
I had a similiar problem too. In my case the USB cable was broken: A loose contact inside the cable caused the smartphone to sometimes charge normally but most of the time it didn't but the LED was bright. ;)