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[HTC Rezound] Nappyloxs:
Okay, I was running infection 2.5 for about 2-3 months. I tried to upgrade to 2.8.1 infection last week, but kept getting random wifi/date drops constantly. I tried Tron for a few day, but that kept hanging up. I tried Xenion??, but that also had the wifi/date drops. Now I have tried Vanilla. It was running fine all day yesterday and today, but now it stuck in bootloop.

What gives. Any advice? Should I reflash an RUU and update?

I am S-off; H-boot 2.28 and radios 2.23....

I never had this many issues with different ROM before. FYI, I have tried different kernals, different governors, etc... It also seems my phone is running hot with battery temps over 110* constantly.

Please help.

(Edit: Before someone asks, I have wiped, and wiped, and wiped even more, total clean install of apps, etc...).
[HTC Rezound] kc6wke:
Did your issues start after flashing the latest firmware?
[HTC Rezound] Nappyloxs:
No, my wifi/data was going in and out before, so I update to the latest firmware.
[HTC Rezound] kc6wke:
I was having similar issue on New firmware with older roms

That's why I decided to make my own from the latest ota.

I havent had an issue since.
[HTC Rezound] Nappyloxs:
I wish I knew how to. One day I may learn. I just switched to a Sense rom (Nils 4.0), just because I could not get out of bootloop earlier. I am going to let that run until it a) either acts up or b) until I have time to toss on a new rom, RUU, etc...
[HTC Rezound] bunchies:
Go for a cm9 ROM maybe. There super stable, I used them before cm 10.1

I use the unofficial cm 10.1 rom now
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Droid Premium:
Alrighty guys I am wanting to stretch the devices that I dev for. I can develop for pretty much any device! If you have a need in a ROM and want me to full fill that then please comment below or just PM me! i would love to start deving for other devices!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EnergySnail:
Make CM 10.1 for Galaxy S II Plus
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WildfireDEV:
A PAC rom for the HTC Vivid after we got working cm 10.1. Devs are still working on it and we are very close.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Droid Premium:
I dont do much with source building. I do a lot of stock and port builds. But I will see what I can do
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eugeneeaster18:
Can You Dev for the Samsung Dart. Just go to Github and type it in, source under DashBlack. There are also some CM7 roms for it so you can port, located at MadTeam forums. Development has really slowed down and it would help if you could port just one rom for it. Just Google CM7 Samsung Dart. If you could build ICS or Jellybean for it that would be AWESOME!! Doesn't even have to be stable, just make it boot :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] srt99:
build cm7.2 for our poor broadcom chip...

galaxy ace gt-s5830I

or atleast make something grt for our device
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tmoore73:
Tabeo

Yes, we got stuck with a Tabeo from Toys-R-Us as a gift, and I'd love to be able to simply root it, and install google services and the play store.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Droid Premium:
I did some research on this device and its possible to root. Not likely but possible! PM me if you need more info!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ectoplasma22:
Please come develop on the LG Optimus 4X HD!!!

We have got some roms and kernels and a great community.

This phone has got 1 Gb Ram, 4*1.5 GhZ Tegra 3, 4.7 inch screen...

We already have genials dev but we need some more talented one :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Droid Premium:
yeah I will do it lol. Just PM me for any more details please.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] JaysonDroid:
Ok guys I had gone ahead and flashed HyperDrive RLS4 and I have already run into some problems. The major problem (which isn't so major really) is that when I try to use dual shot it just freezes. It doesn't freeze my phone or the camera app but just the picture as if its stuck on one picture. If i take a shot it updates the picture of the outer camera but not the front facing camera.

Minor issue is that the battery icons all have a black square around them and doesn't look good with the status bar so I'm forced to use "text only" to keep it simple and clean.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] jrollercoasters:
Im having the same issue on sonic rom

Sent from my SPH-L720 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] JaysonDroid:
Found out it was a problem with using the ktoonsez kernel. I switched to faux kernel and it all went away.

Sent from my Hyperdrived Galaxy S4
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] jrollercoasters:
Well that sux cause I love ktoons ez kernel, I guess I have to sacrafice one or the other

Sent from my SPH-L720 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X+] theproftw:
Hey, so I cracked my One X+ screen quite badly, it fell on it's side on a wood floor, and it cracked.

Thing is, this isn't a normal crack, if I put it in my pocket, I end up with pieces of glass everywhere, and if I use it, my fingers get cut and bleed, so I can't use it right now.

I am not a handy guy myself, so I won't even try fixing it, I've been checking out some places, they seem decent, but they mostly do iPhone repairs. One of them quoted me $150, and another $130

The $150 has a 5-star yelp rating, but then again, iPhone screens (from what I know) are fairly easy to replace

I'm so pissed at myself, because I never wanted to use a case, as the phone is really sexy and feels good.

I e-mailed corning for the gorilla glass damage, which was weird, and they said that they will pay me $200 for the phone and they will (obviously) keep it for research (Probably replace the screen and sell it?)

I'm so worried, because after reading around, it seems that HTC One X screens never end up looking good, and I can imagine that being worse for the X+, as it is a bit more rare.

The screen is cracked on the side, and those cracks extend all the way to the other side of the phone, but on the left side, the glass is just destroyed.

Will post pics later
[HTC One X+] stevespens:
Wow, that sucks bud. I broke the screen on my SGSII last year and just chucked it and bought a phone on E-bay.

I replaced the screen on an I-pod and it was pretty simple. I did a lot of research before I did it and it turned out good.

I don't know what to tell you as far as replacement. If you got $200.00 for the broken one and could find one on E-bay for $450.00, you would have a replacement for $250.00. Just a thought.

Best of luck and post some picks when you can.

Steve
[HTC One X+] theproftw:
Yeah, I'm mostly discarding that option. I do wonder if its actually possible for the phone to end up decently after one of these repairs
[HTC One X+] stevespens:
I spose if you found someone qualified to do the repair, it should be like new when it's done. Be sure they use a good quality screen and digitizer for the repair. Should even consider using a direct HTC replacement. Of course that will up your cost.

I spose it depends on what you are willing to do for your phone. How bad do you want your HOX+ back??
[HTC One X+] boe323:
I would just send it to HTC, cost me 180 british pounds, the good side is that you will get a new unibody, and a full service on the insides of the phone. I think its well worth it, and it keeps your warranty in play.
[HTC One X+] theproftw:
I don't care much about the warranty, if it dies I'll replace it, thing is, I can get upto $150, since I'm a high school kid, and (this is serious!) my parents said that if I break my phone, they're not replacing my phone in the next 2 years.

So they don't know.

I ain't got that much cash, and I need it this week and can't do it via mail, so prolly not happening
[HTC One X+] gothicasshole:
Actually the one x and one x plua use the same screen/digitizer and you have to pry the back of it off and disconnect it all if you really want that phone to work and keep any bit of warrenty send it to htc if not bring it to a repair shop
[HTC One X+] gothicasshole:
They sell kits on e bay with instructions and ideo instructions on you tube invest in an otter box it dosent add too much bulk and its a bargain ive seen people drop their phones 35 feet when i worked in chemical plants otter boxes on had a gash in it from tumbling down insulation bouncing off pipes and hitting concrete foundations phone was 100%fine

http://www.dealsishop.com/htc-one-x...acement.html?gclid=CNr_4uCAq7gCFZRj7AodeWQAIQ

http://www.dealsishop.com/htc-case-opening-tool-kit.html
[HTC One X+] hx4700 Killer:
The One X and One X + are definitely a difficult replacement. You need to FULLY clean up the old adhesive and take your time or you will get bad results. You also need to use the right adhesives to get good results. It would cost about $10 to $15 to get a role of adhesive you could use (trimming needed in tight areas) that would do about 50 phones.

Take your time and be thorough. Also be REALLY carefull with all the flex cables or you will be screwed when you put it back together.

I have fixed about 25 of the One X and one One X+ and its a minimum of 1.5 hours of work for me now and I know exactly what to do.
[HTC One X+] Stephen:
Thread has been closed as there is another cracked screen thread currently open. Duplicate threads are not allowed
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] shaddz:
So basically, the S4 has that wonky hover detection on it's screen that detects your finger within 3 inches of the surface. Samsung made some functionality with calendar and a few other apps that allows you to see context-sensitive information when you're hovering.

In theory.

I Find that it doesn't always work as intended. For instance on my contacts, I can hover my finger over a contact and it will highlight that contact, right? But when I scroll down the list it skips contacts one or two at a time.

Anyone know of a cause or, cross my fingers, a fix for this?

thanks.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] brizey:
I use it mostly with the email app. Of all the goofy s4 features, I find this one the best. I use hover all the time on the pc...even here on xda. I like it enough that I use the email app for gmail (plus, I like the unified inbox while I take five years :) to untangle myself from the yahoo email address I have had since the mid 90's.)

I do not have this issue with email, but maybe the app just works better. Or I just have mad hover skills.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] poeypresents:
im not too exactly sure what you mean?? - - if its the air view you are having an issue with, the context has to be more then what can be viewed on the screen....but i dont think thats ur problem exactly?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] orangelight99:
If there's no additional info that hover would reveal to you, no hover bubble appears making it kinda feel like it doesn't work. This also happens when previewing short messages or emails that have no additional content to be revealed by the air gesture.

I kinda thought mine was broken too until I realized this.

In general Samsung has amazing manufacturing capabilities but often needs to improve the feeling the device imparts to users imo.......
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] poeypresents:
lol i did the same thing....and i agree with you about samsung, i hope to think that they will be releasing OTA updates eventually with new capabillities.......like i said i hope to think!! :silly:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] obender:
...iPhone by the 1000 miles.

Well, before the fan boys start throwing feces at me, here is the story.

I know that it is different hardware and OS and all that, but the problem is not in this.

The problem is the way Apple and Samsung approach the demands from the carriers to lock down their devices and how is the unlocking process handled.

So to SIM unlock the iPhone you call Sprint Customer Service (SCC) and after usual crap about 90 days they say, ok we submitted the request to unlock to Apple you should receive an e-mail shortly. In about 30 minutes the e-mail comes where it instructs you to backup-factory-reset-restore your iPhone. You do that, and that's it. It is unlocked for _ALL_ GSM carriers, foreign and domestic alike.

It is that simple.

Now to SIM unlock the SG4 you call SCC and after usual crap about 90 days you are told that your phone is unlocked, and it will magically work when you abroad but there is absolutely no way for you to see if it works with a foreign SIM while you are in the US. Moreover there is absolutely no way you can use it with any of the US GSM carriers. Most likely when you finally get abroad it will still not work.

Pain and disappointment.

So what happened here?

The answer is simple, Apple gives a middle finger to all carriers who ask it to give them control over the device. Have you seen any bloatware from Sprint, Verizon, ATT or TMO on the iPhone? No!

The Samsung, on the other hand, bands over backwards for carriers and it turns everything in to the theater of the absurd.

One would think: "...well if Sprint made Samsung to lock down the device in a certain way they must be able to ask Samsung to do the SIM unlock"; nop, no such luck, the SCC will tell you that Samsung has nothing to do with this and at Samsung they will tell you to go to your carrier.

Ok, fine, then apparently if this is the OS modification made by Sprint, one would try to reason: "...the SCC must have some internal tool to unlock the device and check that it is unlocked"; well this is also not the case.

What Sprint is obviously happy about is that they bravely disallowed you to use local GSM carriers.

So it is an interesting situation, actually Samsung and Sprint are equally to be blamed for our pain with SIM unlock and non will take a blame.

I'm pretty sure the ATT and TMO customers just laughing at us right about now :) the SG4 on their networks can be unlocked with a simple app from the market or even with some service menu.

There was a guy from SCC here, or so he claimed, it would be nice if he could comment on this, and given something more of an answer than just: "...well those are different devices and different OS". Who's really doing the unlocking? Is it Sprint is it Samsung? Why are there no tools to check this on the phone? Why the phone says "Invalid SIM" when it was "unlocked" while it should just refuse to connect to ATT and TMO while here in the US?

Well, I'm pretty sure those are the questions that we never get answers to...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] optimummind:
Yea, I agree that it sucks the way things are right now and I wish it wasn't so. Hopefully, Samsung will continuebto be so successful that in the next round (S5), they too can give the middle finger to the carriers and end the unlocking lunacy. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] devoureddreams:
Please explain to me how you got your iphone unlocked for domestic use. I got my old one unlocked by sprint did everything and still had to buy a rsim to use it in the states.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] SnowKatana:
Yeah, I hope so too. For my Samsung Galaxy Discover (s730m) that I got because my Samsung Galaxy Q ( T589r ) has a cracked screen , I tried phoning Telus & Fido to get it unlocked..neither of them would do anything..if Samsung were to do this so that I could just ask Samsung, that'd be very great, and I'd be able to use my new phone. :/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] oscarthegrouch:
I'll be nice so I won't call troll. TL;DR. If your intention was to run a phone on gsm, why would you buy a CDMA phone? As for bringing up the subject of why a iPhone is better in an android forum, what the hell are you doing here?! We don't care if you think iPhone is better! Go elsewhere and post to people that actually agree with your point of view. Sorry for being so blunt, I've had a few... Still, the few months I had an iPhone, before I had sprint buy it back because I hated the apple experience, I didn't go on apple forums and spout how android was so much better. I may have honestly shared my experience but I didn't do it in a way that rubbed smugness in other people's face. I'm sorry that I'm coming across like I'm flaming you but, in all reasonableness, this isn't the place to do it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] devoureddreams:
Prob because he has nothing better to do other than play angry birds on that lil 4 inch screen, isn't that all its capable of?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] obender:
The title was intentionally provocative, because I'm really pissed with the way things going with sg4 sprint sim unlocking process. I'm not an iPhone user though, I have and use sg4, but I need to be able to use it on my trips overseas, this is why I bought it in the first place, because it is a world phone, or at least it is advertised as such. This was my attempt to analyze why this whole sim unlocking for sg4 is a outright failure.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] myphone12345:
Two things then...

If you need it for overseas trips then what's all the hoopla about? Just get it unlocked by Sprint. Yes, at the beginning they had issues with the unlock because it is a brand new process they've never used before (and yes, unfortunately very unprepared for). But now supposedly it's fixed so chill.

It is not true that Sprint's iPhone unlocking process makes it usable on US GSM carriers.

Anyway, I am not sure why you claim that "the iPhone beats the S4 by a 1000 miles". Sprint gives you a method to unlock both phones for international use so that you don't have pay their exorbitant intl roaming rates. That seems fair to me and I don't see what obligation they (or even Samsung) have towards you as a Sprint subscriber beyond that. If you want a device that will work on one of Sprint's domestic competitors, go buy an unlock phone, or one from one of those carriers.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] obender:
You obviously don't know the subject that well, it is true, I've unlocked my wife's iPhone and it works roams to ATT and TMO now with a _foreign_ SIM inserted, but you right, what I care is the outside US use and this is still an issue unfortunately.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] ehaalandtluk:
I'm in the same boat.

When I get back to the states I will be perma-roaming 24/7 in order to get the service termination letter.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] galexandr:
Are you saying that u unlocked with sprint and traveled overseas to only find your are screwed and can't use your sg4?

That's why I upgraded to be able to use when go to home country. Might look into htc.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] ehaalandtluk:
Yes, precisely.

Nah, I don't want to buy another HTC phone after what they did with the EVO 3D. Samsung has a great phone, I just don't like sprint at all.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] al33m:
Hi frnds, i have created a TSF Shell theme and is working perfectly on my device. However, the same is not the case when installed from Play Store. The theme refuses to show up in TSF Shell themes.

If anyone knows what the problem is and how to solve it then please help.

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mtcrew:
Same problem here. Bump?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yaatzek:
If your resources are in assets folder and your theme is paid then it won't show up. For what I know this happen because google encrypts the app or something. It works when you install it from sdcard, but from GP it won't. You have to put all of the resources to res folder to make it work. I couldn't find any other solution for this.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] theomni:
Hi everyone. For the past 8 months, I was on Windows Phone on a Nokia Lumia 920. Although I love the device and WP was pretty good for what it was meant to do, I was a bit disappointed that the apps I heavily use for school and work didn't get ported to WP in spite of many petitions to these companies. Even though I love Nokia, I had to make the uneasy decision of leaving them behind and jumping ships back to HTC. I recently bought the HTC One and have a few questions.

I had the first HTC Desire as well as the HTC Flyer, but I was extremely disappointed at the fact that HTC decided to pull support from both of these devices after just being a few months in the market. They touted both of these devices at all conferences before launch and then cut the support to them. As a result, I wanted to move away from HTC, but unfortunately I'm back because WP/Nokia option didn't work out for me. I just want to know how HTC is doing in terms of supporting their devices? Is it still very difficult to root their devices?

Is there anything in general I've missed for the past 8 months?

Also, from personal experience, how is the Lumia 920 camera vs the HTC One?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] bbedward:
HTC hasn't proven any different yet, there's still no official 4.2.2 even.

However, thanks to the Google edition you'll be able to get the best support possible should you choose to unlock the device and put a custom recovery on it to flash GE roms (or if you just buy the Google edition). May even be possible to change CID and flash an RUU and get direct updates like a Nexus device once it's available.

Dev support is great for the One. You can unlock the boot loader on HTCDev and flash a recovery right from fastboot. Easiest non-nexus I've worked with :)

As far as cameras are concerned, I'm convinced the lumia 920 has a superior camera - Nokia probably has the best on any smartphone, great quality, good low light shots, etc. Not to say the One is bad (its actually quite good in my experience so far), but it's not as good as what you have on the higher end lumia devices.

Otherwise, the One is far superior to the 920 in every way - at least in my opinion.

But welcome back :) you seem to have the same problem as most android/iOS to WP converts.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] theomni:
Thanks for your reply!

I really wish Nokia made an Android option, but regardless. I was happy to see that there will be a GE version of the HTC One, which would mean that even if HTC decides to pull the plug, at least the updates from google and developers from XDA will keep the device going!
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] sneakers13:
I've actually had a lot of friends that went with the iphone that can't wait for their contracts to be up so they can switch to android. they're not having much luck with iOS
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] humblehyper:
Seriously if Nokia will have android, they will be on top of Samsung, HTC etc with their good hardware design.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] SKyRocKeting727:
Too bad Microsoft has brainwashed Nokia. Nokia should get into the Android game while making WP as well. The more choices we have...the better.

Sent from the "ONE" for me
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] egomezmorales:
I also jumped back to Android from my Lumia 920,I still keep it because its a great phone,really like the OS, but missed some work apps (Logmein & GFI) ,im really pleased with the ONE, been trough a lot Android devices and the ONE is perfection for an Android Device.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] jared12:
How???

How could you possibly think of leaving the android community? I am thrilled you came to your "sense"s though (pun intented)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] virakcam:
Hi guys,

After I update my S3 to the latest version of the leaked firmware from Sammobile. I face the issue that I can't download any app from the Playstore any more. Here is the picture

It's also have problem update the existing app too.

After I restore system data from the previous back up. So I got this issue. Anyone knows how can I fix this?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrismast:
Restoring system apps and data can lead to problems, well known, hence that might be the reason why it is not working. Did you try to clear cache, app data etc?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] virakcam:
When I flash this firmware. It wipe every thing in my phone. I lost all my contact and message. But luckily I back up all the app data. After I restore every thing back. The Playstore doesn't work anymore.