yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC EVO 3D] capncark:
Thanks for the reply.

Yes. thats the problem. I can set it all up but when I try to save the settings it goes back into apn setup and there are none listed:confused:. I tried several re-flashes and no joy:(
[HTC EVO 3D] nphaibk:
Then you may try Slim 4.2

I use it for months, best ever. Personally, i don't find much difference on 4.3
[HTC EVO 3D] capncark:
I will indeed try that. I flashed an ICS rom and everything seems to be fine. But I would much rather run JB :D

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Same deal with 4.2.2. in fact every JB rom I have tried so far I get the same thing. It makes no sense to me that it works fine in ICS:confused:

I am almost positive that I have run at least one JB rom on this device in the past but I've been running YODA ICS for months because of full functionality. Looks like I'm stuck with ICS:(
[HTC EVO 3D] mahg:
4.3.1

Slim Bean has updated the ROM to AOSP 4.3.1

Will you port this ROM for us, Johnnyslt?
[HTC EVO 3D] johnnyslt:
New build uploaded ! ! !

I'll update OP later.

LINK 1

LINK 2

[MENTION=638024]mahg[/MENTION]: Those bluetooth problems remains unchanged. Sry !

Kernel doesn't contain memory remap. I'll make a separate kernel.

Enjoy !
[HTC EVO 3D] mahg:
Awesome!!! Downloading right now.

Don't worry about BTH issues. I can live with it :).

I guessed it was a kernel issue but it's not because it works in other ROMs with your terrific kernel

It seems that SlimGapps remain the same. This is the link: http://www.slimroms.net/index.php/downloads/dlsearch/viewcategory/383-addons/downloads

Thx
[HTC EVO 3D] chainrulez:
Upgraded from last slim build. Working perfect ... Thank you [MENTION=2941594]johnnyslt[/MENTION] :D
[HTC EVO 3D] mahg:
I've not tried with my car but in another car I can share contacts with the handsfree.
[HTC EVO 3D] nphaibk:
Upgraded from Slim 4.2.2

Everything seems to work fine, smooth as usual

Some notes:

- after change density to 240, play store cannot show installed apps, just shows 2 buttons 'browser app' and 'browse games'. Btw, why set density to 182 as default, it is too small on Evo

- after using for long (weeks), the slim rom always becomes slower (last 2 times), clean cache and Dalvik doesn't help.

Will update more...

Update:

- VOIP call, i can't hear, people can heat me though.

- GPS cannot be turned off by app like llama
[HTC EVO 3D] edruig:
Hey how to root 4.3.1? :)
[HTC EVO 3D] mahg:
Read the first post!!!
[HTC EVO 3D] nphaibk:
Someone had issue with VOIP, and how to fix?
[HTC EVO 3D] hasan166:
plz help

I have a problem my phone do a random reboots
[HTC EVO 3D] Hedied4me:
GSM users are lucky to have you johnny. Wish we had you developing on the CDMA side as well.
[HTC EVO 3D] ammokachie:
Hi folks

Iam using the slim bean build 1.8 my question is, is there any chance to port the stock HTC email app from ics? Would be great!

Second question can flash kernels from ics roms to jb roms?

Thanks alot
[HTC EVO 3D] johnnyslt:
Sorry, but the answer to both questions is NO.
[HTC EVO 3D] liquid307:
Is there a cdma version of Slimbean?

from my PG86100 using Tapatalk 2
[HTC EVO 3D] clickboombang:
Sorry for the stupid question in advance but does the above mean taking 3D pictures does work?
[HTC EVO 3D] mahg:
No 3D. Neither video nor photo on CM.

To view pictures in 3D you can use this solution and take pictures using 3DSteroid.

I wrote a small review in my blog: http://imahgin.blogspot.com.es/2013/09/3d-en-jelly-bean-43.html
[HTC EVO 3D] hitgrap:
Is usb otg suported on Slim Bean?

Послато са Evo 3D GSM
[HTC EVO 3D] mahg:
I know you are busy with CyanogenMod 11 [MENTION=2941594]johnnyslt[/MENTION], but I hope you could bring us the beta version released of SlimKat soon.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atlas28:
I want to connect my LTE USB modem (It's enough CDC support for this modem to work), using USB OTG cable. Now I'm on the latest Temasek ROM and kernel, but the modem switches on and... that's all :D if I write netcfg, there is no eth0, a suppose, I should enable Ethernet, but there is no such settings... So, does anybody now, which kernel/rom supports it? Or how can I install drivers for it?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Not possible.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atlas28:
But some people could connect it to tablets on android and it worked. For example Nexus 7. So why it's not possible to make it working with the phone? We need only kernel with drivers for it (I have an information, that CDC support is enough).

P. S. sorry for my English :o
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Great. Build a kernel and write drivers then. Let us know when its ready :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andriyol:
Perhaps some devs could do it for usb-ethernet adaptor also.. Would be great!
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] finoqq84:
Introducing this App, Night Camera, good for NON moving night scenes

Turn off the Ghosting Mode in app settings

MUST keep phone very very still. Recommended to place phone on something still.

Night Portrait vs Night Camera App

View attachment 2190945

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[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] Dreiundachzig:
Okay. And where can I get it?
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] josephnero:
Playstore.
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] finoqq84:
Yep, from playstore, the icon thst looks like a yellow pumpkin. :D

The only thing is i found pictures taken abit greenish. Hmm.. No 100% perfection. :laugh:
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] Yash Rulz:
Night Camera + [Full] v2.19

i got a full version. It's great :thumbup:

Install guide

Root permission required

Install as a normal apk

Download - <MODERATOR EDITED>
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] ApriliaM3:
RULE 6. Do not post warez.

If a piece of software requires you to pay to use it, then pay for it.

We do not accept warez nor do we permit any member to request, promote or describe ways in which Warez, cracks, serial codes or other means of avoiding payment, can be obtained.

This is a site of developers, i.e. the sort of people who create such software.

When you cheat a software developer, you cheat us as a community
[General Questions and Answers] signedin:
Hi, so here's a quick question.

So I got a Surface pro, and it comes with a trial version of Microsoft office, which I'm currently using. The problem is that it's gonna expire in a few days.

Has anyone found a way to crack Office suite so that I can get a full running copy of it?

I've tried kmspico but it still says trial version and expires on whatever date.

Any help is welcome! Thanks!!
[General Questions and Answers] H3llwar:
Use KMSnano. It worked for me.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] ntb81:
See poll above
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Galaxys4bean:
Unlikely
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Southern_mind:
I hate polls you can't see them on Tapatalk. But I think it looks like all we will ever have is root.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Surge1223:
Do you guys know what a self-fulfilling prophecy is? Honestly, I think it will happen, ive learned a lot just so I can try to help solve this too. The more negative people are about it though the less likely people will be to discuss it or be motivated to do it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] hexitnow:
Realistically the only people "qualified" to answer this question would be a developer working on this. Anything a normal user says is pure speculation.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] swieder711:
I don't mind speculation.

If enough of us wish for it to happen than maybe it will (remember Peter Pan?)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] civiksi:
There's a way around everything.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] eskomo:
Self fulfilling prophecy theory is lame. Not only is it fake but a lazy way to think. The only ones who can figure it out are the ones trying to hack it. The rest of the people can think whatever they want. They have no impact on it happening or not.

With that said I do not believe this will be unlocked. The beauty of design in this thing limits the amount of roads one can take to attack it. Its never been cracked and its been tried for well over a year spanning multiple devices. We only had a *unlock* because of leaked info. That's it. If that didn't happen we would all have nothing.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] RaptorMD:
I am optimistic but honestly I will likely be on the next device GN3 or something else long before it happens. Yet I still offered up my money to help motivate those who can get it done.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] all3rd:
Odds Key Lime Pie for S4 happens?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] P1NK13P13:
As a previous Verizon user, I don't see this being unlocked.. Sorry :(
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] brandonhatty:
Not holding my breath. Anyone like to purchase a brand new GS4? :) I will never buy another phone before doing some homework. Good luck to those trying.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] myn:
The real question isn't will it be unlocked (it won't be). It's will a leaked unlocked bootloader become available.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Metallice:
This is basically bad new for anyone wanting a phone with SDcard support and an unlocked boot loader in the future on VZW or AT&T. Samsung is the only SD option now... And it looks like they've got this boot loader thing locked down (no pun intended), at least when it comes up Qualcomm. If the Note 3 uses an s800, I don't see why the boot loader situation would be any different from the S4 and S4 active...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] daneurysm:
Vote with your goddamned wallets!

I hate to also be the voice of reason but the sad reality is that this booting processes is sealed up tight and it's all Verizon's doing. I'm here for my room mate who hates his stock S4 with a passion but absolutely loves my CM10.x+OC S4...I just switched from Sprint to T-Mobile, for networks. I considered Verizon and ATT but having had friends with Verizon phones (Motos especially) over the past few years I knew that it was nearly pointless, save for a leaked engineering/unlocked signed bootloader or 1 chance at an exploit on release-day firmware before it was sealed up tight and likely for good.

It's not that I have no hope, there's always a chance and there is always a way...but with each successive breach of such a system the next iteration becomes exponentially more difficult to overcome.

I stuck with Sprint's haggard network for years because I knew they didn't give phone hackers a hard time. I switched to T-Mobile because I did my research and found the same. HTC capitulated on their new locked and encryption signed bootloaders after the EVO3D debacle a few years back.

As for my new Samsung Galaxy S4? I had my phone for 20 minutes before I flashed a custom recovery and had a CM10.1 nightly running with a custom 2.2ghz OC kernel that comes with tons of governors, tons of IO schedulers...on light use with screen turned down low, OC'd to 135mhz/2.1ghz I can get almost 2 days out of my phone and it is smooth as effing silk like no phone I've ever seen...and I've had no wakelock problems.

This phone screams.

Am I bragging? Sure...but not to hurt your feelings. I'm sick of companies acting like THEY own the computer that YOU bought for YOUR pocket. I'm bragging to enrage you.

Vote with your goddamned wallets. I did when HTC wouldn't unload their bootlockers (lol), and Samsung will forever have my business unless they start that crap too (or their phones start to suck)....same goes for T-Mobile. (Protip: stick to the underdogs. You get far better customer service and far more leeway...when you are #1 and #2 you appear to not need to try anymore and treating your customers like idiot children and criminals is somehow acceptable).

This isn't Samsung's doing...ask any Sprint, T-Mobile or international model owners.

Vote with your goddamned wallets.

I wish the best to you my brethren. Good luck and happy hacking.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] TheWhiteChallenger:
well...

This was a depressing thread
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] ntb81:
Yeah I agree...I'm sorry for starting it
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] theboo7:
Lol. :rolleyes:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] craigbailey1986:
I wouldn't give out hope. The Droid dna took ages but they finally got it. Sometimes it just takes time. Be patient.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] rushless:
True, but sometimes the trip the way around is so long, almost nobody will care in the end.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] thegoofyweirdo:
Not to sound stupid and after reading a LOT about the difference between root and unlocking the bootloader, what the HECK is the difference? If i can load a custom rom onto my device cause i have root, what would be the advantage to having the bootloader unlocked? Changing startup programs, different carriers? Sorry, it honestly never made much since to me...lol Thanks guys...:angel:

UPDATE: no intention of hijacking this thread either but basically if i want an AOSP ROM i am guessing. That makes more since. I am a pretty stock ROM person so root works for me 99% of the time. :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] hexitnow:
Root gives you superuser privileges. Unlocked bootloader is what allows you to use/flash a custom recovery. Having a custom recovery is what enables you to flash custom roms. If a device has a locked bootloader like the s4 then an exploit has to be found (loki exploit like mdk has) to be able to flash custom recovery.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] thegoofyweirdo:
But am using a custom recovery now on my S4 (TWRP)? Running a custom ROM (S4 Premium)?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] hexitnow:
Yeah the loki exploit is what facilitates the use/flashing of a custom recovery.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] thegoofyweirdo:
Got it! So it's basically just a work around till we get the bootloader unlocked.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] hexitnow:
Exactly.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] xs11e:
No, you don't got it! The locked bootloader can be bypassed and custom ROMs can be flashed thanks to the loki exploit on all S4 PRIOR TO THE LATEST VZW UPDATE! Those who have the latest update cannot use the loki exploit, it doesn't work on the new bootloader and those folks cannot flash a custom recovery and therefore cannot flash any custom ROM. They can root their phones and remove bloatware but they cannot flash a custom ROM.

You have a custom ROM because you rooted and flashed it BEFORE you received the latest update.

Also the loki exploit is much more than a workaround, it's what was needed to flash our S4s and, until the latest VZW update, nobody really cared if the bootloader was locked nor do we really care much now, either unlocking the new bootloader OR finding an exploit similar to loki that will bypass the bootloader will accomplish pretty much the same thing and allow custom ROMs to be flashed.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] bobby janow:
The problem lies in the fact that once the new S4s start coming with the ME7 update pre-installed then there will be no custom recovery for any of those people. Then a lower user base by orders of magnitude and development drops like a rock. By the same token it will certainly wake us up to the fact to buy a dev edition phone in the future. And that is a good thing since that is probably the only way forward. No more of this silliness and locked bounty threads. And for that matter I wonder how many of those who promised the bounty have moved on and will not even look at a bootloader unlock thread on this device ever again.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] thejulianath20:
Complain to FCC!

Why don't more of us complain to the FCC?!

Please file a complaint with the FCC. Select Wireless Telephone > Billing, Service, Privacy, Number Portability and other issues > Online Form. Fill out your information, scroll down, fill out 1 and 2, skip 3 and 4. Then in 5, tell the FCC that your phone’s bootloader was sold to you locked and still is.

http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] RaptorMD:
A few reasons, 1) look how long it took the FCC to do anything about Verizon's clear violation of the 700Mhz spectrum rules they agree to when they blocked WiFi tether apps in the play store. It was roughly a year and the fine was like $1.25 Million, I think the CEO of Verizon spends that on suits. 2) I don't know if locked bootloaders fall under FCC rules or now and again if they do it might have to do with the 700Mhz spectrum and we could make our voices heard, finally 3) the overwhelming majority of users neither root, customer bootloader/rom, have a clue or care about them at all so we are the less than 1% of the super finite minority that Verizon could care less about.

But he I am always game to file a complaint to the gov't and hope they will do something. They are supposed to represent us, yet they don't.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] brandonhatty:
If we are this huge minority then why do they care what we do with our phones? I mean it really makes so little sense that they would go out of their way to patch these exploits. So we can't use cool custom roms that we prefer over stock. Ridiculous to me!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] RaptorMD:
Because Verizon doesn't want anyone to do anything they don't want you to do. They claim network integrity, they claim outrageous number of support calls, bricked devices. Its all BS, we know it, we can prove it but they will not budge on it. The real issue is the non rooting user base just doesn't care and Verizon will not bend. I'm not saying its not worth fighting the fight, I'm just saying Verizon won't give an inch on it. The carriers who are willing to be dev, root, custom rom friendly are the carriers with the last amount of users. The two carriers, Verizon & AT&T have the lions share of US users so they can dictate what they want and we have to like it, or use a crappy network.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] bobby janow:
Missing the point. Vzw is corporate and their target base is corporate and government. Not us. Lock it down, they win. Dev phone is your only option. Live with it and move along.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] kbustera:
Gov uses blackberry almost exclusively.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] bobby janow:
Still? Doesn't bb have big time security? Enterprise kind of stuff? That's the reason. Vzw wants a piece of that. Can't blame them. They are obligated to their shareholders by law.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] ntb81:
Verizon has a ton of corporate and government business, but that's not their biggest target. Consumers are always the first and foremost target for a company that sells anything that isn't made for enterprise specifically. So targeting enterprise isn't really the main issue here, but that's certainly part of it. Most of the enterprise world is still on blackberries, but most of that world is looking elsewhere (if not at BYOD) for their next round of devices. At the end of the day, this is just as much about what Samsung and other manufacturers want as it is about Verizon. Blackberry - a manufacturer - thrived on its security features, and security didn't really matter when looking at different carriers because it was a device issue. Samsung wants to sell phones. Verizon wants to sell service and they need to sell phones that people will buy to use that service. This is a competitive imperative for Samsung just as much at it is for Verizon.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] thegoofyweirdo:
Wow, that makes way more sense! Thank you guys. :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] bobby janow:
Some very good points indeed. BB has been losing market share for years now to Android and Apple. I don't think their smartphone business will continue very much longer but it's just my opinion. BB makes their name and money by BB Enterprise for corporate. But think of how much money is in the corporate world and government purchasing. None of that will be available if they, Samsung, Moto, HTC, allow unlocked bootloaders. Let's put it this way. If I were a CEO of a company that bought 100k phones/quarter would I allow my users to flash another rom and possibly compromise company security? No way. But if Samsung can come to me and say no root and no unlock, meaning no hacked Exchange application, then I'd take a second look. Yes, consumer driven purchases are very important these days, but locking a bootloader will not change that. Most users don't give a rat's [MENTION=237736]SS[/MENTION] about roms, roots or kernels. The upside to locking the bootloader is much greater than the downside of alienating a few of us here.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] brandonhatty:
This does suck for sure. Has anybody heard anything about any kind of progress? I really like this phone but if something doesn't happen soon I'm going to opt for a Note 2.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] saltytaco:
I don't think anything is happening atm, I'm fine with root.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] rushless:
Oh know, all like us that updated have "got it" and REAL hard too. Hard to sit down.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Surge1223:
I haven't heard anything, then again, I haven't been been looking through the forums either. I've been trying to review previous exploits and methods (SS, 2nd-init, kexec, etc.) trying to get some ideas. But its probably more important to identify possible vulnerable areas in the bootchain that would be ideal targets for an exploit/hijack first. So anyone have any ideas?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] saltytaco:
I'm just a game programmer, and my main focus is to finish off high school strong this senior year. So I have barely any focus on the bootloader, however I've been researching a bit and trying to learn, but I have no ideas. :/
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] xs11e:
I could say I'm sorry but that won't help, will it?

It was just luck I missed the update, I was running CynogenMod dailies (still am) and I got an urge to try a stock RAM again, if I'd done so I would have received the update! I don't recall why I decided against going back to stock, probably just laziness which, in this case, was a good thing!

But you still have a very good phone, you can root it and remove the bloatware (which is the main reason to root IMHO) and you can live w/o a custom ROM, again, it's still a VERY good phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] revolt1:
says a guy that has cm lol

I just get bored with phones with a locked bootloader
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] brandonhatty:
If I even had some glimmer of hope I would be happy with that. I just love to flash new roms and that's never going to change. I'm going to trade my phone for a note 2 on Friday. Trading with a Verizon salesman at the store that sold me the s4.... which is kinda strange. So the way my luck goes I've just jinxed myself and you all will be getting an unlocked boot loader next week:)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] xs11e:
I didn't say it couldn't be a better phone, thus CM! <G>
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] socom36252:
Any one wanna buy a unlocked bootloader GS4? Only had if for a couple months.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] :
?? Developer edition?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] socom36252:
Sadly no. 16gb white Verizon standard edition
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] :
How'd you unlock the bootloader ?? :confused:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] socom36252:
I maybe confused myself but I had the phone with mdk and have it rooted with custom recovery and crack flashing like crazy. And yes I realize that doesnt always mean it's bootloader unlocked but I thought that was the issue with me7 it had root and not boot loader unlock. While mdk had everything unlockable.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] *Madmoose*:
Yeah, with ME7 you cant install a custom recovery....just get root.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] RaptorMD:
Without custom recovery the joy is cut down so much on this phone. I really like what the devs can do with the ROM's and Verizon's **** move is just too much to deal with.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] decaturbob:
While I am disappointed that I can only attain root, I do have wifi tethering and I can freeze bloat with titanium. This phone rocks. The battery life is superb. I had a tbolt fully customize for 2yrs and even with no customization on this gs4...I wouldnt go back. I thought I would never say that because my jelato tbolt rocked. . If a method is never found to bypass the bootloader lock I can live with it.

Sent from rooted gs4