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[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] graycow9:
Thus thread should be deleted by admin if possible. It's just wasting space. :P and I figured out how to do this already too lol
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] ivoe:
Ahah admin? This phone is dead I doubt any admin looks at it ever to be honest I wouldn't ahah
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] ged92781:
Well, PM one. Maybe they'll do something.

I still love tracking the limited development we have on this phone. I'm using a Nexus 4 as my daily driver, but still swap into the Sidekick as there are still somethings like typing and swapping between apps that it does better in some cases (like trips to the grocery store). Here's hoping our new GB ROM works out well.
[One (M7) General] g2525:
Hi guys, I would like to share some photos I took with my HTC One from the summit of Mount Elbrus.

Just a note tho, i was wearing ski goggles and the sun was extreme bright. So i couldn't really see the screen. It was mostly 'point and shoot' without the focusing part.

It was roughly -20 degrees at the summit, I was genuinely surprised when my beloved One was still functioning (my brother's iPhone died at the summit).

I did experience some difficulties taking some pictures while near the peak, I don't know if its from the cold (the battery was around 3 degrees Celsius) or everything was too white for the autofocus to work properly. sometimes it took roughly 10 seconds (from pressing the shutter to picture being saved) for the picture to be taken.

I would love to hear your guys opinion regarding the photos!

Another thing, The battery on the One is EXTREMELY resilient, I was able to run the GPS chip to do Geo-logging for over 12 hours and the battery was only down the 30% even in the extreme temperature!

General information about Mount Elbrus:

Highest mountain in the continental Europe, standing at 5642m above sea level.
[One (M7) General] crossmission:
nice!!
[One (M7) General] dondavis007:
Wow. Nice pictures from a nice adventure. Thank you.

Skickat från min HTC One via Tapatalk 2
[One (M7) General] Snakemanc6:
That's incredible! Thanks for sharing, and congrats on your climb!
[One (M7) General] IAmSixNine:
Those look like some great pics to me..

Thanks for sharing them and the story behind it..
[One (M7) General] jonny68:
Very nice indeed the camera on this phone despite what some so call experts say is one of the best on a smartphone
[One (M7) General] NxNW:
These are really great pictures.

They remind me that the One has very coarse granulation of image adjustments. ie, trying to increase the exposure of a scene by the minimum increment will *drastically* increase the exposure.

In scenes like the ones in these pictures where there is a lot of snow, you generally want the snow to be a little whiter, less gray, so that the distant sky and forest will have a normal exposure. If the One allowed you to increase exposure *a little bit* , you could probably get the perfect balance of detail and realism. But I imagine if you set the camera to the smallest possible increase, ie " + 1 " , it would completely blow out all the lighter areas of the picture.

..at least with the initial versions of the camera software (ie system software 1.2x). They may improve this later I realize.

Of course at 5000+ meters you probably don't want to be playing around with the "image adjustments" menu anyway. So the default settings produced perfectly acceptable shots considering the conditions.
[One (M7) General] Drzfr3shboialex:
Gorgeous pictures. Congrats as well, amazing milestone.
[One (M7) General] I Am Marino:
Someone should spread this story. A feel good story for the One.

-Sent from Marino's One-
[One (M7) General] Shan89:
Great story and great pics mate :thumbup:
[One (M7) General] john291:
Amazing pictures man.....great adventure...

The only thing is... its a pitty that there is so much noise in the bluesky in the pictures..:(

I hope htc will fix this...other wise great
[One (M7) General] g2525:
Here's some more photo near the summit.

I don't understand why there is so much noise...
[One (M7) General] mwatson:
I was about to say, am I the only one that doesn't agree that theses are great pictures? It seems many judge pictures by the scenery but not the quality of the image.

Sure the subject matter and location are stunning, but the quality of the image is not really that good. My old sgs2 would have taken a better picture with more clarity and less noise. That phone is over two years old!

If I took a grainy, noisy picture of Kim karsashian in bed with Cheryl Cole people,would still be saying wow! Great image! What a great camera! The One sure has a good sensor!

No offence, I have the One, like the one, keeping the one, but I sure hope some image improvements are on the way.
[One (M7) General] NxNW:
I think it's certainly possible to find fault with the images.

But we have lots of other threads for stuff like that.

I'm willing to just accept this thread at face value: a guy took this phone to the top of a very high mountain and the phone's camera performed ably in this unusual environment. Nothing more nothing less.

I commend him for the report (as well as the journey itself!).
[One (M7) General] nookcoloruser:
Exactly.... I've taken a number on top of mountains myself and whilst the One shoots ably, the fact is the photos once you actually zoom in lack detail. The grave stone in first pictures for example lacks detail, the text can not be read. Everything beyond normal focal range is overly soft and lacking details and suffer noise and artefacts. Or the fact in one of the photos of your climbing partners, if you zoom in you can't even make out details on their clothing or faces sadly.

As much as I love my One, the reality is for landscapes where much of clarity is in distant objects the 4mp on the one just isn't enough to capture the fine details.

Yes they look great on Facebook, twitter and posted on forums when viewed quickly, but when you load up the full image and actually examine it the faults are all to easy find.

In the scenario the OP took the picture, blue clear day - ultrapixel actually provided NO benefit as there was always enough light for the image to capture, but the lack of megapixels does hurt because with greater MP we would have been able to see so much more clarity in the photo, a clarity that would have done so much more justice to the breathtaking view on the summit than sadly the camera does capture.

Congrats OP on your climb / achievement - its great. But I think some folks are mixing up your 'great' achievement with 'great' photo. Sadly the photos are just fine.
[One (M7) General] speedyjay:
Awesome pics buddy! Beautiful view! Congrats on the climb :)
[One (M7) General] hamdir:
yes it's a basic fact the ultrapixel camera will never be useful if zoomed, for that get another device

otherwise its one of the best all rounder phone cameras, especially in low light

the only thing weird in these photos, considering how much sun is that the images are little under exposed, guess the phone was trying to counter the extreme light in auto mode

as for the battery looks like heat is a good contributor to drain in ordinary use
[One (M7) General] nookcoloruser:
Was actually thinking the same thing. Setting must have been changed in camera for contrast / exposure because I've shot in similar circumstances and the HTC One will tend to over expose. It could also explain 'additional' noise in the image if settings like that have been changed in image adjustments.

I think HDR would have likely done a better job at balancing it out (which is what I tend to do myself) rather than leaving it on standard setting albeit with image settings adjusted....
[One (M7) General] daffie:
Absolutely amazing! First of all congratulations on your milestone...a fantastic achievement!

Secondly...I would like to propose your post + pics for HTC One's top-achievement...ever (so far). Ridiculous really for a mobile phone to function at all at nearly 6 km height...plus taking some real quailty pics to boot :highfive:
[One (M7) General] The-Last-Hylian:
Would the SGS2 have taken better pictures in that extreme environment though?

Yes they are a bit noisy, yes the scenery is great, there is a tradeoff there but the real issue is the environment.
[One (M7) General] LarsAussems:
Very beautiful pictures on a very beautiful place!

Sent From The One
[One (M7) General] ImJacky:
Very nice!
[One (M7) General] g2525:
Here's a picture I took with the front facing camera.

Its similarly noisy tho :/

Pardon my yellowy teeth. :)
[One (M7) General] NxNW:
No, this is not weird, this is precisely what I was talking about in my first post. Basic photography fact (not specific to the One), meters are built with the assumption that the average object reflects half the light hitting it (technically known as "18% gray"). Snow doesn't behave that way, it reflects almost all the light hitting it. so if a lot of light is pouring in (say, from a snowy mountain), it assumes there is a gray object that is *VERY VERY* brightly lit instead of a white object that is merely well-lit. To get the scene to be "properly gray" it reduces the exposure time accordingly. Sure enough, your picture will look gray, just like the camera was built to do.

If you *actually want* large areas of your image to be bright white, you need to override these automatic settings and tell the camera to go ahead and let in a ton of light.

The point of my post was the minimum increment of adjustment on the HTC One is too coarse: even setting it to " + 1 " will let in WAY TOO MUCH light, not only making the snow white but making the background landscapes too light and losing detail in people's faces etc.

Possibly, but in 1.29.xxx versions of the phone software, the HDR mode has a tendency to overexpose brightly lit scenes anyway. This may have been fixed with the camera software included with the 2.17.xxx phone software versions.

But I apologize for allowing what should be a straightforward "high five, thanks for posting" to turn into a technical dissertation on exposure and why the One doesn't let you control it very well.
[One (M7) General] ceescoenen:
Very nice pics, amazing! Greetings from the Netherlands
[One (M7) General] rhinodel:
Very nice!
[One (M7) General] Nippero:
This. Even DSLR's will expose an image this way if left on automatic settings, because its programming tells it pure white (aka blown highlights) is a bad thing because pure white has no detail.

Anyways, congrats on a successful climb! And that view is just beautiful.

picture quality of HTC One pretty bad IMO but ... >.>
[One (M7) General] Dryvlyne:
That looks like a very peaceful and relaxing place to be. There sure are times where I'd like to just get away from the hustle and bustle of every day life and just chill out and take it all in. I'm sure that being at the summit of a mountain like this helps put things in perspective. Congrats on the climb :good:
[One (M7) General] borgqueenx:
nice photos.....but the lack of megapixels is really visible.
[One (M7) General] Rickydg:
Looking at photo 3 that you attached, did you pee on that yellow patch? :cyclops:
[One (M7) General] g2525:
Nope :)

someone else did.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ericstephani:
A friend of mine is stuck using a Galaxy S II on US Cellular. The model number of the phone is SCH-R760. It seems almost everything here is for the Sprint version of the phone (SPH-D710). I am looking to help her root and install a fresh clean rom. Does everything here for the SPH-D710 work for the SCH-R760? Are there special rooting instructions? Are there any issues I should be looking out for?

I noticed this thread, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1928566, but it says this is the generic NON US CELLULAR version. Is there anything out there for the US Cellular version of this GS2? I can't seem to find anything really.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jdsingle76:
This is from the S2 wiki page -

U.S. Cellular - Model SCH-R760

U.S. Cellular's variant (Model SCH-R760) is equivalent to the Sprint variant, except for one specification; the U.S. Cellular variant does not include a 2500*MHz WiMax radio.

This tells me that the US Cellular version will NOT directly correlate to the D710. The i9100 seems to be the most compatible, but I can not confirm that, only what I've deduced from reading. You'll have to read the wiki and make your own decision. Good luck! And let us know how it goes :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ericstephani:
Dang. Since its not my own phone I am not going to do anything unless I can find something more concrete. Thanks for the reply.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] patrao_n:
Have you tried the us cellular forums? Its not on xda. Its a seperate site. Google it. I know some people over there have made roms and ported roms from xda. Goodluck.

---------- Post added at 06:03 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:01 PM ----------

Teamuscellular.com goodluck man
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jwhyte:
Check out teamuscellular.com there you should find all the rooting and custom Rom threads you need. I'm using same phone and running pacman for the d710.

There are a lot of good guys there our hit me up here or there same username.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] hyelton:
What is the CID for the T-Mobile One? Thanks
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] hyelton:
Anyone?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] gamer765:
The CID of the T-Mobile HTC One is T-MOB010
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] Itsbricked:
I as flashing smoothrom and tried to reboot.

TWRP said their was no os installed but i stupidly rebooted anyway, now theirs no os and its bootloops.

I have a factory cable.
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] Itsbricked:
I used a smoothrom KF2 port, but in the end it gave me errors.

How can i flash recovery from fastboot?
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] Itsbricked:
I see the orange kindle fire logo.

It just loops.

Fastboot mode works fine, is their any way i could flash a rom from their?
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] mindmajick:
Where is this port? Not on xda. Not safe.

--

Sent from my mind to your screen.
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] Itsbricked:
Turns out i screwed up worse than i thought, it was for KF1.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2103278

Is their any way i can fix it with just fastboot?
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] Itsbricked:
Does anyone know of a way to fix it?
[Blade General] DoubleM101:
Hi,

I have a ZTE Blade with 4.2.1 Cyanogen ROM and i´m using Lycamobile network.

Lycamobile charges €0.09 for each MB used. However it charges €0.01 everytime i make a connection.

Whats happening: I use daily, a software that must be connected to internet. The usage is very low, it uses about 100Kb/200Kb each day for every hour or two.

However, on my client area it shows for example:

DATA	02/07/2013	17:18:02	0:05:39	0.0100

DATA	02/07/2013	17:02:19	0:15:38	0.0100

DATA	02/07/2013	16:52:31	0:09:42	0.0100

DATA	02/07/2013	16:46:19	0:06:05	0.0100

DATA	02/07/2013	16:36:51	0:09:23	0.0100

DATA	02/07/2013	16:27:23	0:09:22	0.0100

DATA	02/07/2013	16:07:42	0:13:46	0.0100

DATA	02/07/2013	15:58:02	0:09:31	0.0100

DATA	02/07/2013	15:47:10	0:10:47	0.0100

DATA	02/07/2013	15:33:27	0:13:36	0.0100

Despite i only used about 100/200Kb and not even touched the phone, it looks like the connection dropped 9 times.

I have good network signal, so not the cause.

I didn´t see any option like standby or whatever on network menu.

Anyone can help me understand this? Any phone option, network fault.. it´s normal?

When i could just pay €0.01, i pay a lot more
[Blade General] kevinrus123:
You have to notice that newest Versions are the most unstable .. i highly recommend a 4.0.4 ROM.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Arcadio:
Hi

Is any chance to upgrade my wm2003 to wm2003se without usb cable?

I have 256mb sd card and pc card reader.

My device

mdaII

Rom version: 1.72.00WWE

Radio version: 1.17.00

ExtROM version: 1.72.165

bootloader: 1.06

sorry it's not this forum
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] redsonnic:
yes

use SD flash method 8)
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 General] rejocie001:
Those who don't own credit card like me .. Here is the Solution to buy Google apps from playstore.. http://devilsworkshop.org/tips/buy-apps-google-play-entropays-virtual-credit-card/71790/.. The account will take 1 week to activate for verification from Google... Take own risk to attempt this method.. After that don't blame me.. I'm not responsible for any loss of money.. I personally tested, that's y I publishing this thread Here...

From galaxy grand AMF7 stock firmware..
[General Questions and Answers] ckv:
Hey, I wanted to know how to extract the driver files for an HTC Titan (WP7). When I use OSBuilder to dump all the packages, I get the drivers in this really weird format that I don't know how to open. There will be a folder named xxxxx.dll and inside the folder there will be files 0000, 0001, 0002, and 0003. None of these files have file extensions. Given the name of the folder, it stands to reason that somehow, the files inside can be compiled into the driver the folder is named after.

Can someone please help me figure out how to open the driver files? I need to write custom drivers for a project I am working on and I need to be able to use these and preferably decompile them.
[General Questions and Answers] syung:
A .dll is really the same as an executable. You could try renaming the dll to exe and it should run, but basically that file is a library of assets used by Windows, so your drivers are probably embedded somewhere within the dll itself. You can always try opening the files contained within inside notepad, or hex editor if you need a more precise instrument.
[General Questions and Answers] ckv:
Thanks For Your Reply

Not quite what I had in mind but I did end up learning a little bit about the structure of the drivers, so thank you very much. (:

It was mostly unintelligible, but I was able to find some important file names and function calls, although I have no idea where these are located or how I can use them myself. At least it gives me something else to Google, and believe me, I appreciate that. :P

Ideally, I would like to be able to find/recreate the source code for the drivers so that I can edit them and I would like to know how to compile them/add them to a ROM so that they will actually run on a real phone.

Can anywhere tell me a place that I can find a guide or book or website, anything really? I've been at it for about three weeks now and I'm starting to think that either the information simply isn't there or that I've passed over it not realizing what it was.
[General Questions and Answers] syung:
Windows phones have never been extremely popular, so it is not surprising that material for it is limited. Your best bet would be to go into a brick and mortar bookstore and look for some windows phone development books, as I'm sure there is bound to be at least one book regarding development. Although it might not have exactly what you are looking for, it can give you a good starting point.
[General Questions and Answers] ckv:
Paper Books on Custom ROMs???

Are there really any books published on working with rooted phones? I've seen a lot of development books, but never one in which the phone had been hacked for administrative rights. They are always written for the developer who will be using the stock ROM with no modifications, or so I thought...
[General Questions and Answers] syung:
They will probably not have the exact information you are looking for, but it can give you insight into how the OS was developed in the first place, thus giving possible clues as to where the files you require reside.
[General Questions and Answers] ckv:
Thanks for all your help!

Perhaps. Thanks a lot for the idea. I'm going to go look into the fundamentals of the OS then.
[Galaxy S II General] hassouna:
This is official MIUI V5 3.6.28

- Android 4.1.2

- New CWM recovery mode

- MIUI market (no play store)

- Music player (album+lyrics)

- Video player

- Gallery

- Galaxy s3 audio

- file manager

- Memos

- Compas

- Antivirus

- Fm rafio

and other apps

download link:

http://pan.baidu.com/share/link?shareid=4247435368&uk=2114372862

flash it from CWM recovery
[Galaxy S II General] srbo007:
Hello I have samsung s2 and it jb 4.1.2 but do not do screen rotation, I've tried other versions of the software did not help, sorry if I asked a question in the wrong place, who help thanks in advance ....
[Galaxy S II General] DRCMCR:
hey dud!!

about your cuestion, the stock MIUI apps don't have landscape mode, the rotation is only in third apps, chek whit other apps and try it!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ransdell2:
I've looked around quite a bit, but can't find anyone who has had this problem when restoring. I was trying out Paranoid Android 3.10 D2VZW on my Galaxy SIII, and decided to go back to JellyBam 8.2.0 D2VZW. Both are 4.2.2 ROMs. I rebooted into CWM Recovery, wiped data and cache (can't remember if I wiped the Dalvik), and restored my JellyBam backup. The restore went fine, and I rebooted the system from CWM...nothing! Phone is completely black, no boot up at all. I tried the power button, a battery pull, booting into recovery, and booting into download. When I plug my phone into my computer (a Mac with Windows running in Parallels), I get QHSUSB_DLOAD. So far my research tells me this means my phone is hard-bricked. If I plug in without a battery, I get a red LED light that extinguishes after a few minutes. My understanding of hard-bricking is that it's caused by flashing ROMs not intended for my phone (i.e. an international version ROM). Why would my phone hard-brick if the last thing I did is restore a backup from a previously-working ROM built for my phone? I didn't check the md5, but if the md5 failed wouldn't the restore fail too? I literally can't do anything with my phone. No display, no Odin/download, no recovery. The only indications that it isn't completely fried are the red LED and my computer recognizing the QHSUSB_DLOAD and making a notification sound when it's connected or disconnected. I have no problem sending it to be JTAGed if need be, but I'm not 100% that it's hard-bricked. Any suggestions?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BadUsername:
It's definitely hard bricked, whatever happened is very strange though, as a nandroid doesn't usually mess up your boot partition.

Flashing a rom not intended for your phone can cause a hard brick, but that's not the only way it can happen. Somewhere in the restore process your boot partition got corrupted. Your base coding somehow is not being recognized, and your computer and phone can't tell what's supposed to run. A jtag is really your only option.

TWRP offers you the option to disable the boot and recovery partition when restoring. After you fix your phone, I'd recommend trying that out so you're absolutely sure your boot partition doesn't get touched. Those really don't need to be restored anyway.

Sorry that happened to you.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ransdell2:
Bummer. Thanks for the input. I kinda figured that was the case, but was hoping I was missing something. Guess I'm going to have it JTAGed, probably by Mobile Tech Videos. The process looks fairly simple. If the equipment costs were comparable to having someone else do it I might do it myself, but if that were the case everyone else would be doing that too! I'll let you know how it goes.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BadUsername:
I think the price is reasonable if you factor in equipment and labor.