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[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ldeezy80:
No opinions? Like I said, willing to try anything.

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[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ldeezy80:
Bump. Did I leave anything out of my post? Apologies if so

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] audino:
Hi,

does anyone successful installed viper4android?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] g_ding84:
What did you select for the drivers?

I noticed before I had to wipe cache, dalvik and fix permissions in recovery afterwards to get it to work with the stock music player.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Inline:
Yes sir, I have been using it on all my roms and stock since I found out what it was from the first release of Blue Kuban.

You need to make sure you follow the instructions exactly as they are in the thread as well as install the proper drivers.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] g_ding84:
Same here. Baked in both of mine. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] audino:
What are the proper drivers for the i9505 international?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Sindara:
start with cortex driver
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] audino:
Hi,

Iver tried all of them but th effect wont work anyway. The app says driver installed but not enabled and there is no change of the sound whatever I set up...

Can anybody help or is there any other sound mod working with s4?
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the7gerbers:
Hi there...

I'm wondering if anyone happens to have the apk file for the new eMeals android app, to try on the Kindle Fire HD? I love my KFHD (most of the time) and this app just came out this week. I wrote and asked them for a direct download, but they just sent me to the Google Play store (duh, not helpful).

Can anyone help me out?

Thanks, looking forward to being on this forum...

~Andrea
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmpiv4:
Check you private messages
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the7gerbers:
WORKS GREAT! Thanks so much!!! nt

nt
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HTCgearhead:
Very Cool

Now that it has been confirmed as working, can anyone else get it? I've been searching since the day it launched to get this on my KF as well.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DOHman99:
Can I get a copy of that too?

Thanks.
[8.9" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Emyg33:
Can I also get the app??
[XPERIA X10 General] EzzyLupe:
Heyyy :D

Long time :D !! lol , well i have a feedback about the missing the CRT , well i figured how to make it work lol !! sorry its just a minor bug /: !! busy with exams so :C

Anyhow, here for the people who don't have CRT in JB , well you have to do two things only :

1. Go to Development Options>Drawing Section>Then make window animation scale 1x instead of 0.5x ( Recommended by scritch for faster window animation )

2.You have to leave Auto-Rotation so you can me the Power Button make a CRT animation , if you don't want it , then you only see CRT when the phone goes to sleep for leaving it ( 1min in my phone , check settings>display ) it will do CRT by it self
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] o2xda2:
anyone can recommend a software that can manage BT pairing?. It seems my mini uses com 5 for my gps and also the BT keyboard and when i have one paired the other does not work or vice versa.

Cna someone help?. Thanks.

:) :) :D
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Oliwen:
Try this.

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=15734&highlight=bluetooth

Thanks to Yhlee!

"I can successful install and run the said program.

It need to do, after pairing and before/after entering device name,

than press [Start]->[Today] to bring up the device profile select interface. As the MS BT will bring to front and cover that dialog."

The name of the sofware is "Pocket bluetooth tools", and you can download it here, http://www.bluetooth.jazztel.es/

//Oliwen
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] s384:
I dont think I activated mine yet. did before and did a factory reset. but as it sits now is it keeping track of steps? and if it does. does that use much battery? I like the idea of it. but mostly I dont want it going if it uses battery.

I get all day out if my phone now but dont always want sensors going. is there a solution?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] thatsupnow:
Yeah the solution is to delete it or freeze it. Pretty obvious....
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] sharpehenry:
I use it everyday and enabled since the day I bought it. I haven't disabled it to test it out but can't complain on the battery life. Never got it frozen yet. (Knock on wood)

I'm having hard time making 10k steps though lol.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
I recently switched from a T-Mobile contract account to a T-Mobile prepaid account. Needless to say I spent a good week researching which plan would be good for me by scouring XDA and other forums for information.

I've compiled pretty much all major USA prepaid mobile plan providers on a simple website. This site is for informational purposes. I hope someone finds it useful, and I welcome any feedback to make it as informative as possible.

http://www.allprepaidplans.com/
[General Topics] Grey199318:
Since site. Will you be keeping the prices updated if they change?
[General Topics] petergoogle:
I have scripts set up which monitor the providers' sites for changes. Based on that and a weekly review, I think I can keep this up to date.

Besides that I am thinking to have a feature on the site for reporting discrepancies.
[General Topics] Shin-Gouki:
Thanks for the info! This should help me come up with something for my Daughter.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Thanks. I just added Simple Mobile and US Cellular plans.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Update:

- Removed most outbound links (to provider sites)

- Site cleanup with more concise headers
[General Topics] pkwy123:
www.allprepaidplans.com

Hey, thanks for this website it is extremely informative and has helped me make a decision on a phone plan.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Added an Articles section. What you may find important is a table of carriers and data throttling / cut-off limits.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
More articles added, planning a new batch this week as well.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
FYI, T-mobile offers a truly unlimited data plan for $70 including minutes.
[General Topics] vinadoros:
This website is awesome! I will definitely keep it on hand when others are looking for prepaid alternatives...
[General Topics] TK200159:
Pretty cool!!!
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Thanks for the feedback. I've made some updates to make the website a bit more mobile compatible, though I am developing a mobile app and mobile view to hopefully launch this weekend.
[General Topics] Jaydizz:
I've bookmarked the website for future reference. Can you indicate which ones run on gsm and/or cdma networks? And maybe which provider they piggy back off of (example: Page Plus = CDMA Verizon network). Would save tons of time for people like me who don't have much of a choice.

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[General Topics] petergoogle:
Jaydizz thanks for the feedback. An update is going up shortly to address this.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Per feedback from members here, I have re-built the website completely.

- Cleaner, easier to read format

- Providers clearly labeled by network they operate on

- Feature to discover providers by network they resell under

Please check it out and let me know what you think.

http://www.allprepaidplans.com/
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Done, thanks for the suggestion. On the homepage there is now a "Discover by Network"
[General Topics] approximatevolume:
So glad I came across this post! I'm currently shopping for a prepaid plan for my kids. This will really help me, thank you!
[General Topics] TechRejectz:
Great job thanks for the info. I've been looking for info on T-Mobile's unlimited text and data plan.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
T-Mobile's faux 4G (HSPA+) is extremely fast in most areas, ~10-15 Mbps. They recently started rolling out 4G in NYC and unfortunately I am getting lower speeds for now. :p
[General Topics] TechRejectz:
Yeah I heard that they are starting to roll out lte in my area which is Orlando so I'll be looking to switch from Sprint soon
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Sprint is pretty much the bottom of the barrel. Try a prepaid provider operating on T-Mobile or AT&T and i guarantee you'll be way happier.
[General Topics] Jaydizz:
Great update, I am typically the go to cell phone guy among my friends and coworkers, but I will now be pointing everybody towards your site. Interface and layout is nice looking and very easy to navigate.

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[General Topics] petergoogle:
Thanks for the encouraging words.

I have added 7 more prepaid providers today, and plan to add 5 more this weekend. The big task next week will be making the site a tool for finding a plans based on criteria.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Thank Jaydizz. A good advise is also to have them transfer their number to Google Voice and forward for free. This way they have full flexibility to pretty much switch providers or cancel anytime without the other party knowing anything about it.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Looking for any suggestions regarding categorizing the provider data to help in the process of actually selecting a plan. Thanks.
[General Topics] supernaturally:
You could do an ebay/amazon filter sort of route: by price, by minutes needed, by data used, by byod. Search results yield the cheapest plan according to their intended usage.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Internally testing this concept for a few days now and hope to bring it to live sometime this week. :cool:
[General Topics] HiguelM528:
Great list! Thanks mate!
[General Topics] maclancer:
I only use H20 wireless and is best for my needs
[General Topics] unni_kmr:
Thanks for the website. I have one request.

Will it be possible to add a field to let the user know whether the plan is allowed in smart phones? For example, the AT&T pay as you go plan doesn't allow data in smart phones if I understand AT&T website correctly. Sorry if I am wrong.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Looking into this. Some carriers make it deceptive whether the plan works with smartphones, while others put "smartphone" in the plan names to make it clear.
[General Topics] ShivaDiva:
That is fairly correct, but as a GoPhone user, myself (w/ a Sony Xperia P smartphone)--it's worth noting that, to the OP that is, AT&T also has a monthly unlimited plan w/ 1GB of data included for about $65/month (this is what I have)--and recently they've also added onboard--on the same plan--4G for that same price, for smartphone users.

While the data amount might not be 'super' for some, I find it quite beneficial--espeically if you have a Wifi setup at home (or a constant Wifi access point), then you don't really have to burn through your data until you actually *need* to use it (i.e., you're somewhere w/ no free Wifi available or whatnot).

I've been a GoPhone users for over 8+ yrs now, and I truly have no complaints. :good:
[General Topics] petergoogle:
A couple of providers added.

Also added a giveaway (ends August 25th) for a $50 Visa Gift Card.
[General Topics] early_riser:
Great site! I might need to switch my service now...

I don't know how hard it would be, but service availability based on location would be an good addition.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
That's a bit difficult. For now I try to list only nationwide providers.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Provider plans updated.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Weird there hasn't been much discussion here lately. All plans have been updated again. A feature I am looking to roll out is email based auto notification when providers you are subscribed to change.
[General Topics] grayson73:
Awesome site! Are you going to add Pure Talk (AT&T)?
[General Topics] MissLaniS:
reply

So getting all this info an researching the different types of prepaid phone plans and what not.... in the end, in your opinion... what do you think is the best company/plan?

I have never had a prepaid phone.. I do a whole lotta data stuff on my phone. When I did have a sprint phone, I would use over 2 or 3 million KB of data each month.. I dont know if that is really a lot. I have no clue how to calculate that stuff...

(BTW.. is there a way to keep track of the amount of Data being used, so that picking a prepaid plan might be a little easier, knowing the amount of data I would need each month...??) I dont understand that whole MB and GB of data each month.. lol

I have either a sprint galaxy s2 or a sprint galaxy s3.. that I would like to be able to use on a prepaid plan now. But I am unsure of which company to use. Straight talk, TMobile, Virgin, Net 10, Boost or get a sprint prepaid plan.. I had so many issues with my sprint phone and my service about a year or so ago. I would hardly ever be able to get a signal, so I was always roaming.. and I was on the sprint plan that had Unlimited EVERYTHING, including roaming.. yet they cancelled my contract and kicked me off of sprint for using accessive roaming. Yet, I could not do anything on my phone unless I was roaming. Took me 45minutes, holding my phone in the air, walking around the house, just to send a text message one time. It was truly ridiculous..

this phone is gonna be a xmas present for my Mom for xmas. She has never had a cell phone before.. she asked us to get her one.. but she asked for one of the basic, call only kinda flip phones that do nothing exciting... but she has gone thru so much hard stuff lately, she deserves to have a nice phone. SoI just wanna pick the right plan and the one that will let her do everything I need she needs/wants do, without having any issues.

So if flashing the phones to another carrier, is what I need to do.. will everything work correctly and have all the bells and whistles that any other phone with that carrier would have??

Sorry this post was so long and maybe I got off the subject a bit.. Just wanna make sure I get all the good info and everyone's honest opinion so I can make the right choice!!

Thanks guys for taking the time to read this post. I would appreciate any input.. Would help & mean a lot to me!!

Please & thanks again!!

Happy Holidays!!
[General Topics] grayson73:
It depends on your usage and needs.

If you have a GSM phone and you want AT&T, I'd look at H2O wireless. They have new plans that started at the beginning of this month.

There are many for T-Mobile as well, such as Lyca Mobile.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Major update

Dear community,

I am announcing a major update to the site. Currently presenting ~50 providers.

As usual I welcome all feedback; this site is for the community and less so for me.

www.allprepaidplans.com
[General Topics] petergoogle:
If you have any feedback regarding missing providers, please drop a line here or PM.
[General Topics] pkwy123:
www.allprepaidplans.com

you should put together a table of all real unlimited data plans....but great work though
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Still alive and kicking.
[General Topics] LxMaD:
Really helpful I've got to say. Saved me from going through the process you seem to have gone through. Hope others will find your site as well!
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Thanks. Still alive and kicking.

I've been working heavily on the mobile app.
[General Topics] petergoogle:
Major update.:

- New companies and plans

- Android mobile app

www.allprepaidplans.com
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maiquito:
I saw on youtube a guy who unlocked a Verizon Motorola Razr M and putted a T-mobile sim card to it and it had H+. I just want to know if I buy a Motorola Razr m and I add my T-Mobile sim to it which runs on 4g. Will the Motorola run T-Mobile 4g too? If someone's know let me know. Thanks.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pbanj:
first the razr m is not the razr maxx, secondly i use mine on net10 with an att sim and i get H+, i look up the frequency bands from t mobile and the razr m supports them

u will need this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2166542
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maiquito:
Ok so they are different phones. I didn't notice it sorry. So It will be able to run T-Mobile 4G?
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dbreezy187:
If you are talking about the RAZR maxx no it is not able to use us gsm... RAZR, droid 4, and the Max can only be used on Verizon in the us at the moment... its posted all over their forums...
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maiquito:
Ok thanks for the help.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] sortofsleepy:
Howdy all,

First off, let me apologize if this has been brought up before, I've been diligently researching the past couple of days and couldn't find anyone that asked a similar question, so I'm asking now.

Anyways I'm looking for a new phone and I'm pretty sure I'm gonna go with some variant of the s4. The question now, with the release of the nexus edition being so close, I can't decide which one to go for.

I do want something as close to stock as possible, hence my interest in the nexus edition.

Normally, it'd be no question, I'd just wait it out, however I was looking on Tmobile's site last night and it seems there might have been a price drop in the full retail price? It's saying it's now 579.

It wouldn't be a huge deal if I had to flash a new rom, but at the same time, it would be kind of nice if I didn't have to worry about functionality and compatibility issues, etc...

I basically want something that doesn't have TouchWiz :)

Just having a little trouble deciding and would appreciate opinions.

On a somewhat related note too, is the Tmobile's online price usually the same in the store?

Thanks everyone!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] zelendel:
It will very the same either way. If you get the normal version or the GE version. Flashing an AOSP roms will pretty much be the same. The extra sensors will not work a day and all Samsung features will be gone. Nothing really special about the GE version. It is even rumored Samsung will still control the updates. If you can wait I would hold out for the next nexus due out soon.

Wayne Tech Nexus
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Skipjacks:
Well I can tell you the T Mobile $579 price is available online and in stores. But I think it only lasts until July 13th.

And it's like an $80 difference between the T Mobile sale price and the Google price. Add in shipping and it's easily a $100 difference.

Yes the Nexus version will be pure AOSP and everything will work right. But you could put any of the CM or AOKP varient ROMs on the T Mobile version right now and have 99% funcationality with only an occassional hiccup here and there. They are pretty solid builds even for being early builds. And you can easily make any of those look and act like pure AOSP, with still having some of the functionality of CM under the hood if you need it.

On top of that I'd bet the Nexus version isn't out for a full day before the pure AOSP Sock rom that comes on it is available for download and flashing on your T Mobile version.

So my opinion, if you can root and mod a phone, save the $100 and buy now. Turn it into a put AOSP later.

The biggest disadvantage is that no one will push OTA updates to you. You'll have to download them and install them yourself.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Deleted member 2747343:
Like the guy above said theres no difference between them you can flash the nexus edition roms to the carrier editions plus if you buy it now on tmobile you get it for a lot cheaper than google :good:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] sortofsleepy:
hmmmm all good points...

Given that I capped out of my highspeed data for this month anyways, I think I might as well wait it out just to see what happens after wed.

Thanks for the thoughts everyone, still welcoming any other opinions as well!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] lordcheeto03:
I echo the thoughts. With the T-Mobile version having an unlocked bootloader, all AT&T/T-Mobile bands available, and the fact that when using the proper procedures, one can flash any S4 variant's ROMs, I see no reason why NOT to save $100 or so now. Go ahead and get your S4, use CM or other AOSP type ROMs for now, then switch to pure AOSP once it's available. I don't think it will take much more than a day (if that long) after release for 100% pure AOSP to be available in some way, shape, or form for the S4.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] noneone:
I have the same issues, buy T-mo or GE S4. Great thread so far!

I did not realize, however, that Tmo S4 was unlocked bootloader. I thought that one of the GE advantages was unlocked bootloader + root. So I thought IF you got a TMO, you had to unlock root it yourself, and with GE, you didn't.

Can someone confirm again for me that tmo S4 is unlocked?

Anyone know if the ATT one is unlocked?

Can the ATT S4 run on tmo with NO issues, or does it need a radio flash?

An advantage that I see is that the Tmo S4 with touchwiz DOES have benefits, I've heard that TW enables some sensors that GE will NOT, so that pure stock no TW GE S4 won't use all the hardware.

Can anyone elaborate on exactly WHAT sensors stock google will NOT have that TW version will?

Thanks for the help!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] zelendel:
All of the special sensors will be disabled. No IR sensors and none of the TW features will work. No it doesn't come pre-rooted. You still have to manually root it. Only the ATT version has a locked boot loader. All the rest are up locked.

Wayne Tech Nexus
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] lordcheeto03:
T-Mobile S4 does not have a locked bootloader. It IS SIM-locked, which I believe is what you're thinking here; but that's easily fixed. Also, the M1919 is so easy to root, it really shouldn't really even enter into the consideration of whether the GE is pre-rooted or not. AT&T, Verizon, etc are the ones which have the locked bootloader and are also obviously SIM-locked as well. I swear I read somewhere that the GE S4 is going to be pretty much the M1919 but with officially supported AOSP instead of TouchWiz. Don't quote me on that, I can't find the source nor am I really looking for it, I just believe I read that somewhere...

Any S4 (minus the i9500) can run any S4's (minus the i9500 again) custom CWM/TWRP flashable ROMs without flashing radios. I'm using a T-Mobile device on Net10 prepaid (but started out using it on AT&T's network) and all I did was SIM-unlock and change the APN and I had 4G LTE on AT&T's network straight out of the box. The AT&T S4 works *better* on T-Mobile networks with the AWS band enabled, which is a modified AT&T radio; but it will still pick up most of T-Mobile's network.

As for which features/sensors AOSP won't have that TW will: all TW-specific features. The IR blaster, for one; but if it's specific to TW, don't expect the GE to have in AOSP. I don't want to make an assumption here, but I would venture to say that the sensors won't actually be disabled, they just can't be made use of in AOSP. I would think that flashing TW on the GE would more than likely enable the use of all the sensors while in TW, seeing as the closed-source drivers for those sensors would then be present... not saying that will be the case, but I don't see why it wouldn't work unless those sensors were physically removed from the device for the GE.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] sortofsleepy:
Gagh!!!! Decided to just get the TMobile one, so I went today.

Just a FYI if you already have a TMobile account, went to two different stores today, neither would sell me a phone at the 579 price w/out moving to a more expensive plan for a month first.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Skipjacks:
Really? I got mine on Monday while still under a contract and they were happy to sell it to me for $579 at the store. I made no changes to my plan at the time, and then today I easily switched from a contract to a cheaper no contract plan

Sent from your phone. You should be careful where you leave that thing.