yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] yozhek:
The O2 screen that you have provided appears to be the one that comes with the O2 XDA. I have this one and I would also love the original. The mini came with a entirely different splashscreen that had the water droplets and the O2 symbol in different position. The background colour was also of a darker coloured blue.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mwerner86:
Hi,

i already installed "Upgrade Hairybean 4.2.1 Bootloader & Recovery.zip" on my TF201 as described in http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1674827

and also did all steps until "factory reset, clear cache, clear dalvik, wipe system and finally format data"

but i can't mount my external sd-card, so how to install? is there a way to push it via adb or any else ideas?

maybe anybody of you can help me...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mwerner86:
got it ... for those who have the same problem... you cannot use the external sd-card slot, only micro-sd card slot
[General Topics] jaykresge:
This post will be divided into several posts for the sake of reading cimplicity.

Contents

Contents

Introduction

AT&T breakdown

T-Mobile and Verizon breakdowns

Conclusion

Alternatives for $$$-savvy consumers

Since AT&T announced their NEXT program (and Verizon subsequently their Edge program), I've wanted to do a comparison, but long hours at work have gotten in the way.
[General Topics] jaykresge:
Last week, T-Mobile announced their JUMP program (just upgrade my phone), which allows two upgrades in a 12-month period. Since then, AT&T and Verizon have followed suit in announcing their own plans that allow a 12-month upgrade path. So, which is cheaper and how do they compare?

On the surface, AT&T and Verizon have designed their plans to look cheaper. They're actually more expensive as you now pay a double-subsidy. For this comparison, I'm going to use the 16GB iPhone 5 (the best selling phone in the US), and I'm going to compare plans that offer unlimited talk, text, and approximately 2GB of data on an individual line.

AT&T:

There are two plans which meet the criteria. We'll be comparing 3 plans (one alternative)

Voice/Data/Messaging - unlimited talk is $69.99, text is $30, and 3GB data is $30, bringing this to a total of $129.99/month. There was no 2GB option, and using the $20/300mb option would incur too many overages. Alternatively, you could use the 450 minute plan + rollover minutes for $30 less per month.

Mobile Share - $45 for smartphone unlim talk/txt, $40 for 1GB of data, and $15 for a 1GB overage brings us to $100/mo.

T-Mobile:

T-Mobile has one plan

$60/mo for unlim talk/txt, 2.5GB of high-speed data (unlimited thereafter, no overages).

Verizon:

Only one plan, and it meets our criteria exactly.

Unlimited talk/txt on a smartphone for $40, plus $60 for 2GB of data, $100mo total.
[General Topics] jaykresge:
AT&T has two plans that I wanted to focus on, with one alternative plan with lower minutes. The alternative isn't an apples to apples comparison, but it's not AT&T's fault that Verizon and T-Mobile don't offer more flexibility with their minutes.

Under AT&T's next program, you pay $0 down when you get a new phone, but you pay the full cost of the phone over 20 months. This would be a great deal on its own if they would remove the subsidy from the calling plan, but they don't. You still pay the phone subsidy, and then you pay for the phone. The perk here is that after 12 months (paying for 60% of the phone), you can trade in your phone for another $0 upgrade.

Using our iPhone 5 16GB example, you pay $0 down and an additional $32.50/month on your bill. Here's how the AT&T plans compare over 12 months with this method.

Voice, Messaging, and Data (unlimited minutes):

$0 down, $32.50/mo for the phone ($390)

$69.99/mo for voice ($839.88)

$30/mo for unlimited text ($360)

$30/mo for 3GB data ($360)

$162.49/mo

Grand total of $1,949.88 over 12 months with an initial phone and one subsequent upgrade

ALTERNATIVE - Voice, Messaging, and Data (450 minutes):

$0 down, $32.50/mo for the phone ($390)

$39.99/mo for voice ($479.88)

$30/mo for unlimited text ($360)

$30/mo for 3GB data ($360)

$132.49/mo

Grand total of $1,589.88 over 12 months with an initial phone and one subsequent upgrade

Mobile Share:

$0 down, $32.50/mo for the phone ($390)

$45/mo for unlimited voice and text ($540)

$40/mo for 1GB data ($480)

$15/mo for 1GB data overage ($180)

$132.50/mo

Grand total of $1,590 over 12 months with an initial phone and one subsequent upgrade
[General Topics] jaykresge:
T-Mobile and Verizon each have one plan that truly fits into this comparison, so I'm combining them into one post. One again, we'll be using the 16GB iPhone 5 for this comparison.

T-Mobile separates the subsidy from the plan, which means that you'll be paying less for the monthly service plan, and you'll pay the full price of the phone, up-front or through a 24 month 0% financing program. As part of JUMP, you can upgrade twice at any time within a 12-month period by simply trading in your phone and paying the down payment for the new phone. Participation in this program requires a $10 monthly fee that includes their otherwise $8 insurance program.

T-Mobile Simple Choice Individual Plan:

$145.99 down, $20/mo for the phone (385.99)

$10/mo for JUMP participation ($120)

$50/mo for unlimited talk/text, 500MB high-speed data ($600)

$10/mo for additional 2GB high-speed data ($120)

$90/mo

$145.99 down for next similar upgrade

Grand total of $1,225.99 over 12 months with an initial phone and one subsequent upgrade

Verizon's Edge program is close to AT&T's in similarity, in that you're paying a double-subsidy. However, unlike AT&T, who requires at least 12 months and 60% paid off before your upgrade, Verizon requires 6 months and 50%. Their phone payments are spread over 24 months instead of 20. It seems (unsure) that you can actually pay your choice of $0 down, or the normal subsidy rate, which would get you the upgrade at 6 months as opposed to 12. We'll go with $0 and 12 months for this example.

Verizon Share Everything Plan:

$0 down, $27.08/$27.08 fluctuating per month for the phone ($325)

$40/mo for unlimited talk and text ($480)

$60/mo for 2GB of data ($720)

$127.08/$127.09 fluctuating monthly total

Grand total of $1,525 over 12 months with an initial phone and one subsequent upgrade
[General Topics] jaykresge:
So, as a conclusion, here's the 12-month ranking from cheapest to most expensive.

T-Mobile Simple Choice Plan - $1,225.99

Verizon Share Everything Plan - $1,525

AT&T Voice, Messaging, and Data Plan (450 Minutes) - $1,589.88

AT&T Mobile Share Plan - $1,590

AT&T Voice, Messaging, and Data Plan (unlimited Minutes) - $1,949.88

Across the board, AT&T seems the worst, but to be fair, they give the most flexibility. They do not have a NEXT compatibile plan that offers unlimited talk and text with 2GB of data. So, I had to fudge their plans to give more data, or fewer minutes. Verizon and T-Mobile offer plans that fit the criteria almost exactly (2.5GB on TMO's plan), which is why they came out "ahead".

You can alter all of these plans to some degree. For T-Mobile, reducing the total cost by $120 ($10/mo) brings your data down to 500Mb of high-speed. I'm currently using this, and they are VERY generous with their post-500MB throttling. I've had no problems with basic tasks and web browsing, and even Pandora works with rarely a hiccup (while driving, no less). Or, you can go $120 in the other direction for truly unlimited data, and still come out cheaper than the plans from other carriers.

But for some, T-Mobile isn't an option. Verizon and AT&T are about the same in price between their Mobile Share and Share Everything Plans. Verizon's EDGE program requires a lower monthly fee for the phone to participate, so they will always be cheaper than AT&T in this regard. However, AT&T still offers their older plans, listed as Voice, Messaging, and Data. You can reduce the minutes as low as 450 + rollover, switch to pay as you go texting if you're not a big texter, and/or go down to 300Mb of data. Doing so will STILL cost more than T-Mobile's offering (unless you literally never send/receive a single text message outside of messaging apps). But, it will beat anything that Verizon offers.
[General Topics] jaykresge:
So, what are the alternatives if you want to upgrade more quickly, but save some money? For AT&T and Verizon, the option is simple. Buy their phone on contract on subsidy, and when it's time to upgrade, sell the phone and buy a new one full price.

For Verizon, this is more costly when compared to AT&T, as CDMA phones have much lower resale value. For example, let's say that you bought the Galaxy S3 when it came out for $199.99, and now you want to upgrade to the Galaxy S4 ($649.99). Used SGS3s on Verizon are currently trading around the $200 mark. So, you'd sell it for about what you paid for it, bringing your 12-month cost to $1,849 after the cost of your new phone. The next year, though, you're upgrade would be at subsidy price, bringing your second year cost down to $1,200. You'd average an annual price of approximately $1,525, or, exactly what Verizon offers without having to go through the hassle of finding a buyer for your phone. So in this case, Verizon's plan is a fair deal. If you're an iPhone user, you'll get more money on your resale, making it worthwhile to sell and upgrade on your own.

For AT&T, you have the option of using branded handsets and unlocked handsets that have higher resale. You could sell an AT&T branded SGS3 for about $300. When you upgrade, you could opt for a lower-priced Nexus handset for $350. Alternatively, you can use AT&T's excellent new prepaid plan, which is $60/mo for unlimited talk, text, and 2GB of data. This brings them roughly on par with T-Mobile, except that you have to pay full price for the handset, and you have to sell it on its own. If you like T-Mobiles costs, don't mind paying up front, but need better nationwide coverage, this is the best plan out right now (among the big 4 carriers).

With T-Mobile, there's not much flexibility, but you're already at the bottom in price. As mentioned in the Conclusion post, you can move the annual cost $120 in either direction based on your high-speed data needs. You could forego the $10/mo JUMP program and just resell your old handset, buying a new phone either full-priced or financed through T-Mobile. Or, you could switch from their Simple Choice to their prepaid plan. They cost exactly the same on paper, but there is a cost difference. Simple Choice supports corporate discounts, while prepaid does not. Simple Choice carries the usual unfees, IE, fake taxes and fake regulatory charges, whereas prepaid only charges the sales tax associated with the seller (you can buy online refills from many sites with no sales tax). Our $80 Simple Choice 2-line plan costs $80 on paper, but after a 15% corporate discount and numerous unfees, it's $87.22. To get the same from prepaid, it's $80/mo flat from some places, or $87.60/mo with local sales tax. Prepaid doesn't carry the option of financing the phone, so it should only be considered if you always buy outright, and you have no eligible corporate discounts.
[General Topics] MarkAtHome:
Good write up. Note, also, that in "changing the rules", I imagine that we might see cries of price-fixing, as there doesn't seem to be a viable way to shop a phone's price.
[General Topics] PAPB0007:
Sprint's upgrade program will be called OFF-THE in order to complete the sentence: JUMP OFF-THE NEXT EDGE :)
[General Topics] toastedjelly:
If only I knew more people in real life who would appreciate this humor.
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] Lultima:
Hi Guys, this is a full working old style ;) Microbs live wallpaper, optimized for 4.2 version. Work on Touchwiz, Stock GE or Cyano, without any lag or sort of problems.
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] Rosario34:
Hello I was wondering if you mind if I post on my wallpaper thread the link to your post , I will ask the members to press your TM not mine , the LWP looks beautiful on our S4:)

here is my link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2313566
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] Lultima:
Sure my friend, no problem. :good:
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] saywhatt:
Looks sharp :) thanks for this!

I'm on my 8 thanks limit today :(
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] noooooo:
It would be possible to make it more "zoomed in"?
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] LeWZ:
All right, will be getting it right away!
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] locce:
Nice... For amoled :)

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9505 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] Lultima:
This depend of screen resolution, these wallpaper was built for old phone, s4 have an high resolution.
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] noooooo:
Maybe with a custom DPI app?
[Galaxy S 4 Themes and Apps] pimjai:
Nice wallpaper, just to let you know, it also works fine on android 4.3 GE
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] makeperfect:
Hi,guys.

Does anyone make android 4.0.4 devices rooted by superuser?

I open my superuser:

downloading manifest okay

parsing manifest okay

latest version 3.1.1

checked install version 3.1.1

fixing database okay

unpacking sutools okay

check current install path= /system/xbin/su

Downloading new binary okay

gaining root access fail

anyone knows what to do ?

I have my device rooted by means of UnlockRoot, at first I think the version of superuser is low.

So I download Superuser-3.1.3-arm-signed.zip , exact it and replace the old version superuser and su .

I click the root on the software and it seems that everything work.

But the fact is that I can't find superuser in my android devices and manually install superuser by myself.

And then the phenomenon above appears.

I don't know what to do now, guys. It seems that I have rooted the devices and I can't get root access.

It is more dangerous than I don't root the devices.:crying:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chopstyx:
Put your device into download mode and restore to stock using Odin. Then try to root again. If the same thing happens, go back to stock and find another way to root. Cheers.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] r126nyc:
Woke up this morning and had update,after update was done phone restarted and now... I can't see anything that's in my SD card (Music,Gallery)

When I go to gallery or music player it shows empty,if I go to my files i can see everything that's in my SD card. What happen,how to fix this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] dodgeboy:
Did you ever resolve this? I'm having the same problem.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] ObrienDave:
Check the default file location.

Sometimes the update changes the location.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] JoeFCaputo113:
Do you happen to have Rescan Media Root installed?
[HTC Incredible S] yurisyi:
My phone has camera issues

using camera often occurs "gallery stop"!!

anyone else has the same issues ?

my rom CyanVivo X Reborn [15/07/2013][3.0.86]
[HTC Incredible S] 072665995:
This is a recognized issue. At the moment, there is no fix.
[HTC Incredible S] yurisyi:
thank you for your reply!!

Finally I try another camera app (include gallery)

It's solved ， no app crash ，no after taking a photo green shots !!

"Camera JB+" everyone can try !! (We can get it in play store)
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] knightoffaith:
hi, i am having a serious issue with my GT-S5700. i had multiple CWM versions. while i was trying to restore cwm 6.0.x but i restored hybrid one. after that i rebooted the phone but it didn't turn on. i tried every possible solutions on the forum but none seem to work. can't get to download mode nor recovery mode. it doesn't turn on. help me please.
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] Jayadratha Mondal:
No download mode & recovery mode means you bricked your phone. Only one way to fix your phone & that also if you soft bricked your phone is USB jig. read all info from this thread http://www.xda-developers.com/android/need-a-samsung-usb-jig-build-your-own/

Thanks me if it helped.
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] knightoffaith:
I came across same problems as mine with different phones and it is said that it can't be fixed with usb jig. I am looking for usb jig or 300k ohm registers to make my own jig. Are you sure usb jig fixes the problem?
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] Jayadratha Mondal:
USB jig is a way which will force the phone to boot into download mode. now you have to flash with a rom using odin. I will prefer stock rom now. Try it. Good luck.... :o
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] knightoffaith:
i made the jig with two 150k resistors. but it doesn't work on the bricked one. With the rest handsets it works perfectly. Any other solutions except going to samsung service center? Need some answers from pros.:(
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] Jayadratha Mondal:
That is you have hard bricked your phone.

If you think you have made the JIG correctly and it is working in another devices i.e booting into download mode, then there has no another way, you have to visit samsung care. without recovery or download mode you cant repair a bricked phone at home. :( best of luck
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] vickyg.coolest:
if you are in warranty the you don't need to be worried

they will repair it for you

other then that you have no options left !!

i bricked my gt s7500 5 times and got new motherboard without any trouble

so you don't have to worry they will replace it easily
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] killer19:
you have bricked your phone
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] ManzzaShahi:
Its hard bricked only solution is a jtag repair

but it is quite costly

is u have a warranty then you may be saved :D:D
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] knightoffaith:
Problem fixed. I put it under my car tyres. Getting a new iPhone. Sick of droid.
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] daniel98:
lol....it is your own fault for hard bricking it. if you are not smart enough to use android, then go for the sh*tty iCr*p
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] TheWhisp:
Don't blame Android for your foolishness.
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] knightoffaith:
Im not blaming android as i am using HTC Desire and HTC Sensation as well. Im talking about low end samsung devices.
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] danyznd123:
Your phone is hard bricked you can go and put it in the garbage.
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] THE LEGEND L:
Welcome to THE LEGEND Rom for Galaxy S4 I9505

Features :

-Deodexed & Rooted & Zipaligned & Busybox

-No incremental ringtone

-4 Way reboot (Recovery,Download...)(Thank Omega team)

-Disabled scrolling cache

-stock kernel

-More Free Ram

-Battery life :good::good:

-Removed app samsung

-Auto wipe cache & dalvik-cache before flashing

-Fast-clean:good:

Download & Changes log:

THE LEGEND V1

THE LEGEND V1 LINK2

Installation steps :

-Copy my Rom to Internal sdcard

-Install a CWM recovery, get it here,

-Flash my Rom from recovery

-Don't use the Root option from recovery

-Reboot & enjoy

Thanks to (Please PM me if i missed someone):

Dsixda-Chainfire-ChainDD--Crash1976-CM Team-gokhanmoral-arrow-salesale-indie-wanam-and all xda:good:

Screenshots:
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] saywhatt:
Oh cool :D another new rom! I'm always happy to see a new rom in this section. Keep it up mate
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] Tunestwo:
Some pictures will be nice!, gonna try tomorrow maybe
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] THE LEGEND L:
Has been added to images:p:good:
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] THE LEGEND L:
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Battery life
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] THE LEGEND L:
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[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] lexxa83:
Is this battery life on WiFi all the time??
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] THE LEGEND L:
Yes my friend
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] THE LEGEND L:
Reserved4
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] mazterjay:
SU / Root

So. I flashed this from my Stock Samsung S4 with 4.2.2 with root. I got the message while flashing root permission could be damaged, reading your statement, don't root at CWM, so I didn't.

Now, how to re-gain my root access?

Should I fix it trough CWM?
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] THE LEGEND L:
This is not a problem and Rom containing the root
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] mazterjay:
Apparently not. I had to go back into CWM and fix it.

I know since the Multi Windows manager wasn't working.

After the fix, it is.

I'm missing the email app. Do I need to re-install G-Apps?

How could the original email app disappear?
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] THE LEGEND L:
My friend will solve all the problems in the next version, God willing,

Regards:o
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] THE LEGEND L:
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[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] necrocorpse:
A stock rom with two mods... Omg

Enviado desde mi GT-I9505 usando Tapatalk 4
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] anab:
thankz for the new rom mate.....

but i think your parameter of "Battery life :good::good:" are a litlle wrong...

with omega im getting almost 2 days... with normal usage...

making calls and whatsapp online 24/7..

your rom with 13 hours you get only 33% left..

for me is almost a battery drain....

but thx anyway...

let you make so more adjusts and i will test...
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] THE LEGEND L:
Thanks friend coming soon V2 Super battery life

أرسلت من GT-I9500 بواسطة تاباتالك 4 بيتا
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] jpustin:
Hey, im running omega 9. How are you achieving 2 days? Care to share tweaks?
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] anab:
in the aroma settings...i just didnt install any blootware ( only s-voice,watch on and group play)

almost like a barebone...

also i dont sync my email and nothing...just whatsapp on background 24/7

using nova prime...
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] THE LEGEND L:
coming soon V2
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] ksr007:
Good luck for you :D
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] THE LEGEND L:
Thanks my friend
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] rorm2010:
Why are you taking all these pages and you do not need only to two or one???

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Five ???????

For what ??:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S 4 i9505 Android Development] TOP_DOG_UK:
nice v2 great stuf
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ste20man:
Hi.

Is there a way to carousel your home screen and other screens so that blinkfeed is not always stuck <- far left?

Thanks for your ideas, Ste.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] herwegan:
no, this is not possible, there's even no custom-rom that is able to edit blinkfeed, because it's integrated in sense.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ste20man:
Sick.

Well, just have to wait to see if they change it at some point.

Thanks for your help mate, cheers, Ste.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] celder187:
The only thing you can do with it on custom launchers is get rid of it completely or turn it into an icon with MoDaCo toolkit. And simply open blinkfeed by tapping the icon. But in doing so it switches you back to sense launcher

Sent from my jacked HTC One!!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] suicidal.banana:
Not trying to be rude, but having used htc's/sense for years, sense was always very 'hackable', im sure this is possible one way or the other, the 'problem' is that most people just dislike blinkfeed so much they wont even try and alter it.

For example (though only a few) this is one (of several) thread(s) about modding sense, theres no reason we couldnt edit blinkfeed.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] herwegan:
jup, you're right, now we are able to edit or even remove blinkfeed. there's a simple way to do it. but this had not been possible at the moment i've answered this question.. ;)
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] oddride:
Sum how i need to restore my XDA2s to its original state need the propper rom files and so on if there is any one out there that can help me i will be greatfull my XDA2s is a Optus network based so plzz if there is anyone out here can u help me...... with regards

walshie_au if u can help ill be great full ... :(