yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] schmoid:
That does indeed suck. I'm going to try using "Blocking Mode", but it's still a bit more universal that I want.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pivo187:
What options do I have if I want to fix my HDMI input and my blown speaker on the EVO 4g? Appreciate the help!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Official_Rainbow_Dash:
wel,, whats wrong with the HDMI-out. im JUST bought my cable off of ebay, so hopefully it works. and i do have a horrible bown speaker, i cant even go past 35% volume...

Part: http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Buzzer-...e_Replacement_Parts_Tools&hash=item4166142793

How To: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1XV4tU2n98
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pivo187:
Whenever I go to plug it in it constantly goes off and on...Im guessing something is jacked with the port bc whenever I have the phone at a certain angle it works but then once I move the phone bam it stops working and the output to TV goes black...It cant be anything with the HDMI cable bc Ive tried three, & all three work on my XBOX360...Trying to find a tutorial for the HDMI port. The speaker looks pretty easy to swap out.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Official_Rainbow_Dash:
so the HDMI port is a little jacked up? also i managed to get my speaker working without a replacement, all you need is a needle, and it should work, i could post a video if you like, and if it doesnt work yyou can just go ahead and by another.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pivo187:
If you can post a video on how to fix it with the needle that would be great. I ordered one any ways they are cheap.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Official_Rainbow_Dash:
youtube.com/watch?v=IhS8EZTAa_0
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pivo187:
Is there anyway to get a video to fix the HDMI port?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Official_Rainbow_Dash:
What's wrong with it
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pivo187:
It doesn't work. Thought installing a new hdmi port could fix it to like new condition. Also, I thought the method to fix the speaker is by using a magnet? Your video talks about using a pin?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Official_Rainbow_Dash:
I used my method, and it worked fine. You can try it if you like. Also, does the little HDMI logo pop-up on the notification bar, sometimes I have problems getting it to work also, a reboot helps, go into your settings and make sure it's on automatic. And make sure whatever you're plugging it into is searching for signal
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pivo187:
At times it works but the cord has to be angled a certain way. If you dont have it setup exactly at the right angle you lose signal....The only way I can get it to work is by holding the phone & HDMI cord a certain way...I know it has something to do with the port bc Ive tried the HDMI cord on an XBOX and it works fine...I just got the HDMI port in the mail today but I dont have any video on how to remove & install a new one.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Official_Rainbow_Dash:
I was thinking it was the cord but. The hdmi should be the same way as removing the charger port. You'll need to open the phone and solder very carefully. I recommend taking this to a phone store, make sure it's not a retail store like Verizon it something, like a cheap repair place. Tell them you have the part and they will only charge labor, ask how much the labor costs, mine cost$10. That's the only way I know how to fix that hdmi port
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pivo187:
Well are there any other tests I can do to figure out if its the HDMI port or cord? I always thought it was the port bc even my charger port is somewhat loose & if I dont angle a cord correctly it wont charge my phone..
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Official_Rainbow_Dash:
maybe trying another cord? if its doing it on BOTH charger port and hdmi then thats just wierd.. but try another cord and if the same problem maybe both ports got loose, it happens.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pivo187:
Ok I got the HDMI to work it was the HDMI cord that was causing the problem. I used a MOTORola HDMI cord & it worked perfectly! But now I was getting slow downs with my ROM & decided to wipe it to get rid of unneeded apps and data. Well now when I go use the HDMI app it doesnt work!! It says cable undetected but it obviously shows on the tv that its getting a signal...wthhh!?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] jcott28:
I've read through the wiki and the forums, and I've found similar issues, but not a solution. So I thought i would post here to see if anyone has the solution.

I have a Siemens SX66 which I bought from AT&T.

It came with this information:

ROM version: 1.32.10 WWE

ROM Date : 12/17/04

Radio Version : 1.02.10

Protocol Version : 1337.35

ExtROM Version : 1.32.115 WWE

The model # is PH20B1 (if that helps).

When trying to upgrade to the latest ROM from the Siemens site, it gives me an invalid country id error and won't perform the upgrade.

I have read an article in here about country id problems and manually upgrading the radio stack. But I would like to have the complete update.

If anyone has solved this problem, or has any information, I would appreciate any help!

Thanks,

jeff
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] vastloper:
perhaps this trick helps

look this thread

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=15168&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=97
[AT&T LG Optimus G] zerorise:
Hello I want some one who has a LGOG and t mobile to do a small trick on there phone for me plz. 1st turn on air plane mode then go into secret menu by dialing 3845#*970# then go to lte only>modem setting>lte band selection>lte only, now exit the secret menu then turn air plane mode off and plz tell me if you can pick up lte now? I have done this trick on my phone and it seems to work, but make sure to set it back to automatic in the secret menu or else u wont be able to get calls or make calls, and when u do this it should still be on lte network, depending on it location(if it has lte that is), and if u do get a phone call does the lte come back after the phone call ends? Because for me it doesn't. Thx

Edit: look at post 4
[AT&T LG Optimus G] jsat10:
Nope, doesn't work for me.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] pakole:
No

It doesn't work for me either.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] zerorise:
Ya that first trick does fail sometimes but it does work after u do this. For this u need a second phone, it can be any phone that works on tmobile network. All u do is take it sim card and put it into that phone and try to open a web page or Anything that makes the phone use data. Then take out the sim card and put it into it LGOG,but make sure it LG is in lte mode only!!! Because if it's not it well start on 4g but when it's in lte mode only it well start on lte, after that u can change it back to automatic or else u won't be able to get phone calls, thx see I have lte but it doesn't last cause if u make phone call or get a.phone call it well disappear

I have 2 phones I know this works with one is a old school flip phone from Samsung and the other is a.iPhone 4s. Thx
[AT&T LG Optimus G] shitting:
That's interesting. I hope LTE can stick, otherwise, it's meaningless.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] zerorise:
It doesn't if u make a phone call or get one it goes away but u can fructose get it back with the first trick I posted at the top with the air plane mode, but it won't work 100% of the time, was hoping some one can look at this in more detailed level.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] raydm:
any one get lte working on tmobile network now?
[AT&T LG Optimus G] adfurgerson:
Name: T-Mobile US LTE

APN: fast.t-mobile.com

MMSC: http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc

MCC: 310

MNC: 260

APN type: default,supl,mms

APN protocol: IPv4/IPv6

Found this APN in a reddit post for N4 with .33 radio.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] raydm:
So you got LTE working with this APN ? Which ROM you are on ?

---------- Post added at 12:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:00 PM ----------

There is a build prop edit for nexus 4 which gives them LTE . I was wondering if any one try it yet on OG
[AT&T LG Optimus G] adfurgerson:
No I am on att, just trying to share something I stumbled across. From what I read the build prop was needed because N4 didn't come with LTE.

---------- Post added at 01:22 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:10 PM ----------

http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/1i4j8c/in_light_of_the_recent_interest_in_the_tmobile/

Had to reread forum rules, they say not to encourage members to participate in other forums, but this should be considered as for informational purposes.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] zerorise:
LTE

Hello, i have a theory on why the phone LGOG dosent pick up LTE on t mobile. The 2nd trick i provieded in post #4 kind of works but it wont last unless u leave ur phone on LTE mode which is bad if ur expecting a phone call or trying to make one because LTE dosent have voip, so it goes back to 4g, but it wont go back to LTE on its own sadly.

In the trick i provided with the moving of ur sim into a t mobile supported phone, i belive it sets the sim card onto the t mobile network, and when u move that sim card back into an LGOG it keeps that same network that it was on, but if the LGOG trys to register its self on the network the network sets it back to 4G because i belive the 4g network on the 1900 band seems to have higher priority on the phone then the LTE AWS band (1700/2100). This seems true for all AT&T phones.

As i said this is just my thory on why it dosent work for most people. some people seem to be able to pick up LTE with no problem. I even bought an HTC one X+ to see if i can get LTE on that but nope it didnt work eather, most likely because of the same problem, it has the 1900 band which tmobile set up for 4g, for iphone users.

ALSO can some one please teach me how to flash the .33 radio from nexus 4 onto the LGOG so i can see if that gives us LTE, thx.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] MoFoQ:
I guess I'll give it a whirl as soon as I update the radio
[AT&T LG Optimus G] zerorise:
dont bother with the radio if ur on t mobile the radio dosent seem to pick up the network operators. i tryed it yesterday.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] rch1028:
These settings worked for me in NYC. 4G LTE Active!!!!!!!
[AT&T LG Optimus G] raydm:
Are you stock jelly bean?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] XaoSilentrzk:
http://androidandme.com/2013/07/dev...ves-android-4-1-broken-promises-at-the-scene/

Now I know the One S is a mid range, but this will further hurt HTC. There aren't to many people who have faith in HTC regarding this news. What are you guys thoughts?

Sent from my HTCONE
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] flex360:
htc one will be dead in a year too
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Rirere:
I don't think too many people mind, to be honest. You're going to get a huge responder bias in terms of people responding to this issue (namely, it's going to be people who actually care about the updates and know of the One S' existence). It's a sweet looking phone and this is too bad, but I don't think HTC's going to bleed much from this issue.

Don't quite agree with above poster: I'd be surprised though if it went two years, but I do think it'll last more than one.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] plasmastate:
The only major complain I have from HTC is with their device support for updates. Any news about one X ? I hope it is getting 4.2.2 with sense 5. Otherwise I will lose faith in HTC.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] XaoSilentrzk:
Dude you're missing the point. The One S isn't supported but the far significantly weaker Galaxy S2 is? That makes no sense and shows HTC could care less about supporting the already released devices. First it was the desire HD fiasco, then the One X bad unit fiasco, the EVO3D extra slow update fiasco, now this. It's bad PR and world of mouth for them.

Sent from my HTCONE
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Rirere:
Not really, no. You've missed the far bigger issue-- two, actually.

Comparing the Galaxy SII to the One S is apples to oranges. The One S is a mid-tier handset launched in a handful of markets without a strong brand name or marketing campaign to its name. While an excellent phone, its adoption numbers were never great. The Galaxy SII might be older, but it has been launched in many more markets, on many more carriers, and perhaps most importantly it was a Samsung flagship device. And as a flagship, it's going to see a lot more attention than a midrange phone-- even if it now is today's midrange device.

That's practically a side note though compared to the real issue. The majority of Android customers do not care about updates. No poll you will ever conduct on XDA or any Android or mobile enthusiast site is going to matter in this regard, because the representative responder bias is ridiculously, ludicrously high. So long as a device is current "enough" (that is, it supports most apps in the Play Store), consumers are none the wiser for each Android update, and chalk new features to a new phone.

Oh, and considering the contract upgrade cycle, people care even less. Even on the iOS side where you can expect an update rather regularly, most individual users will shrug their shoulders unless the update breaks something.

Simply put: yes, this will raise a stink in the developer community, and anyone maybe one step removed from a developer/enthusiast. But is it going to change the market? No, and even if it did it wouldn't hold a candle to the impact HTC and Samsung/s gross disparity in marketing reserves will have.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] XaoSilentrzk:
Nonetheless, any way you slice it... Bad move for HTC. I lurked over to their forums (One S) and many users are pissed

Sent from my HTCONE
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Droid2drummer:
This says it. I just wonder though why the people who are stating such bad history by their own opinions still posting from yet another HTC? But hey. I like HTC. I font keep one handset over 6-12 months anyway. So...no worries. But hope you all settle to the reality that once a device is sent its share of updates and fixes and complaints stop in huge forms they will move on. Your buying the handset with firmware as is. They are only entitled to fix what's broken not add stuff the new devices have. That's bad business 101. They are just that. Big business.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Rirere:
Well, let me think...a forum of people who use the One S, care enough to sign up on a forum, and not just any forum, on the XDA One S forum (and others), and...what do you have there? Respondent bias! I don't think you get it: for the vast, vast majority of users out there, they do not know enough to care.

And no, it's not an "any way you slice it" situation. Basic economics dictate that you take the best option over a given time horizon. Believe it or not, that does in fact factor in things like customer loyalty and brand name. I have precious little doubt that there were serious discussions about updating the One S, particularly given how much contrary information there was in the beginning of this process. At the end of the day, several things are readily apparent.

1) For good or bad reasons, Sense 5.x was designed for newer processors than the one in the HTC One S.

2) Consequently, HTC needed to both the underlying Android firmware to 4.2 (and if you're going to say "4.1 to 4.2 was such a minor update", think about what "minor" can mean distributed over x number of handsets running different software, in different locations, and in the hands of users of wildly varying degrees of proficiency-- and think of what happened during the 4.2 upgrade for many devices ["my tablet is so slowwwww" "my battery sucks!"]) and backport Sense 5.0 to an older processor design. When you're doing optimization, that's not easy.

3) The HTC One S is a phone that's a generation behind. It never enjoyed the same success as equivalent Samsung models, either.

4) No One S units are still being sold as new stock: HTC gains no further revenue from selling these handsets.

5) HTC's One has been released inside the envelope for contract upgrades for a large number of people who used HTC's last "great" product line.

HTC is going to put its resources where it can earn money. Right now, it doesn't really have time or stamina to try and maintain phones that it essentially jettisoned by going all-in on the HTC One.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] XaoSilentrzk:
Well... Sucks for those guys

Sent from my HTCONE
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] flex360:
Well the HTC one s came out the same time as the one x. So I don't get what you're trying to say. The one s can easily run sense 5. It has a dual core snapdragon processor with 1gb of ram

Sense 5 has a very low memory footprint, even less than sense 4.

Not trying to make Samsung look good, but they do a better job in updating their old phones to the best of their ability.

Lets see how you'll feel next year when HTC does the same thing to you. Don't believe me? The track record speaks for itself.

Saying that HTC will only put resources where they can earn money is very short sighted and not a way a smartphone company should do business, plus killing a phone in one year is unheard of. If you accept these practises then don't say anything when your investment gets killed off and forgotten next spring
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Rirere:
I don't think you're really following the points.

1. Not relevant. The One S was aimed at a different market sector, almost specifically so (small carriers, mid-range specs). That it came out at the same time as the One X is about as useful as saying any one of Samsung's SII variants were released at the same time as the SIII (or more appropriately, the lower-spec'd SIII variants with the SIII proper). Temporal proximity is by far and away not a useful way of measuring Android updates if the past is anything to go by.

2. Sure, the One S could run Sense 5.0. Not the problem here. It's not even an issue of whether or not the One S would run it well. For a business, the question isn't really "can x do y," it's "can x do y and generate enough utility to be worthwhile?" So many people on this forum seem to think that these companies push updates out of goodwill. When they do push updates, it's a very calculated decision.

3. Sure. Samsung's also got the luxury of an enormous war chest right now. When it comes down to resources, HTC's flat out not going to be able to match Samsung. That's with little judgment on either company as a phonemaker, but simply a point of fact. HTC is trying to focus in on a few handsets to preserve itself as best as it can, and updating older phones that sold in small quantities isn't part of that mission statement.

4. To be quite honest, I'm absolutely uncertain what you're trying to prove with this one. For one (har), I'd be more interested in seeing how HTC acts with regards to the One X, which is comparable to the One (both have flagship status, after all) than the One S. For another, given HTC's major push on this single phone (there's no comparison between the One and the One X/S/V/SV in terms of marketing), I would be surprised if they didn't try to support this to the same extent as any Samsung flagship.

But the bigger thing that I find funny here is that you act like it's relevant to me. Newsflash: it's not. It's not as though Sprint users are strangers to slow updates, and once my contract is up I'll probably go prepaid GSM or unlock my One and use it for cell/text only with no data, again on GSM. The One was the most interesting phone available to me after my Galaxy Nexus, and I'll enjoy the phone for what it's worth. As an electronics collector though, I'm fairly accustomed to buying new kit from year to year, so hey, small matter.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] flex360:
You could write 10 more paragraphs but you still will be writing a wall of nonsense

A phone should not be killed off in a year, and that's my point.

More power to you if you want to buy a new phone every year.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Rirere:
And you can be as dismissive and naive as you want, but you're still lacking for answers.

Sure, I agree: a phone shouldn't be killed off in a year. I have a similar belief for computers. Doesn't change the fact that any device will be outdated in six months, and that a company has very little interest in doing anything that would keep you from buying a new device.

But hey, more power to you if you naively believe that equipment manufacturers are going to work against a profit motive.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] XaoSilentrzk:
I'm going to say I'm riding with Flex here

Sent from my HTCONE
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] HTC_M7:
Yea s2 went from

2.3

4.0

And recently 4.1.2

E3d 2.3

4.0.4

So i just hope we get more than one goddamn major update or ill be leaving htc for good
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] felacio:
I'm not. Rirere is right. The One S was a mid range phone and with that you will always get LESS which is why it costs less. One of those "lesses" is you aren't going to get cutting edge support that you should get with a flagship device. (I say should because the E3D was supposedly a flagship device and we got seriously boned on that one.)

Raising a stink over a midrange phone that never sold all that well to begin with is silly and if I had bought one I'd accept that fact. I'd go "well, it really wasn't the top model anyway, oh well."

I don't think this will hurt HTC AT ALL and it shouldn't. Sucks for the 9 people who bought a HOS and not a HOX. Lol
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Riff76:
Brown noser
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Rirere:
Pretty much, which in my opinion is a real damn shame because the One S was my first prolonged encounter with HTC phones. I was interning with a security firm last summer and doing some device testing, and out of all the phones I got to play with (including the Galaxy S III and the HTC One X), the One S was by far and away my favorite of the bunch. I'm actually not at all sure why they didn't use its design as the "premium" handset-- the lighter, slick polycarbonate on the One X felt decidedly less comfortable in the hand and I never actually got used to how I had to hold the One X to use it.

Still, such is life. I'd love it if Key Lime Pie had manufacturers segment off their skins as true "overlays" on stock Android, and thus allowed updates to roll out from Google. Given the company's aggressive severance of services from the underlying Android base though, this issue could well be moot in a few more product cycles, which is equally interesting.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] XaoSilentrzk:
Explain the desire HD fiasco then, explain the HTC thunderbolt fiasco... Dude accept it... HTC is slacking.

Sent from my HTCONE
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shirohige4:
Hi. I would like to ask Why there isn't stable CM 10.1 for i9100 when i9100g already has it!

when I go to stable CM for i9100 the page is empty, why?

http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?type=stable&device=i9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Raagh:
Although we dont have a prper stable release i think it works fine. You should try it

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keithross39:
Simple.....exynos source codes....and Samsungs refusal to release them.....CM roms will NEVER be classed as 'stable' without this code.

But that isn't to say that they are particularly UNstable.....yes, there may be a few minor bugs, but for day to day use they're fine......

And imo, the CyanogenMod team has done a brilliant job in spite of the lack of cooperation from Samsung. .....

Sent from my rooted, de bloated, stock JB powered S2 via PhilZ kernel and XDA developers app
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
yes, most CM developers abandoned all exynos device development.

Sent from the little guy
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shirohige4:
Thanks for your response. I'm using nightly build of CM10.1, and it works great except some problems here and there.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
You can find info on any build in the CM thread.

Sent from...this is not even my S2