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[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] redmon1992:
pls help

Recently i rooted my xperia v . i use some custom font.after install the font my phone get restart,but it can't start.it crash and restart again and again after sony and xperia logo come.please someone help me.(sorry for bad english)i am new in xda i can't post in xda that's why i post in other guy's post sorry for that.at last please help:crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying:
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] harrymason37:
Flash a new firmware, that is if you don't have nandroid backup http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=920746

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[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] jathin:
fone got crashed

Recently i rooted my xperia v too...i also installed some root apps and evryting was good...once i downloaded chainfire from some site and installed it ...normally it request for reboot for installation...so wen i clicked on reboot the fone restarted the sony logo also came...but then suddenly faded awy or crashed or something and the it restarted and did the same thing again and again...can anyone please help me with this problem

thanks in advance:D
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] treIII:
Can someone please tell me the name of the stock navigation apk so I can pull it from the Rom zip and install it with root explorer? Thanks

Sent from my EVO using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bennyboy78:
It's included in maps.apk I think
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] FullBeemz:
I've been researching this issue for the past day now and could not find a resolution anywhere, even though I did come across other people with the same problem.

If an app needs to use the camera to take a picture, it doesn't show the preview of the photo after the picture has been taken.

For example, in the Bank of America app, when I go to take a picture of the check for check deposit it doesn't show the preview of the picture for me to accept it or take to take another if the picture came out blurry.

Another example I came across is with the CamScanner app. If I take a picture to scan it to a .pdf, it does not show the preview of the picture after I have taken it.

These apps work properly on the stock Touchwiz build. They have not worked on CleanROM v5.0, CleanROM v3.5, and Jelly Bean Build 20.

I'm using a Verizon Galaxy Note 2.

Does anybody know of a fix or have any suggestions for me to try out?

I haven't been able to find a solution on xda or just old fashioned googling.

Thanks in advance.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] FullBeemz:
An update, I flashed Jelly Bean build 21 last night and having the same issue.

Any ideas?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] nadimg:
I know that T-Mobile Germany has released a ROM with Push Email.

Is there any other provider that released Push Email in their ROM upgrade?

Also, is the ROM upgrade language specific? If I install the T-Mobile Germany ROM will all my menus be in German?

Thanks.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] nadimg:
Another question:

Would the push email feature be in the Extended ROM or would it be in the CE ROM?

Thanks.
[Desire Themes and Apps] htc_desire_luke:
I was wondering how to get the xda premium app for desire running MildWild 9.5 based on redux rom???
[Desire Themes and Apps] trey32:
google play / market ?
[Desire Themes and Apps] htc_desire_luke:
xda premium

I know that, my issues its saying its not compatible with device- Im thinking its something to do with rom version??
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dandry:
Hello everyone.

I am considering buying this tablet, as the price for the TF300TG dropped in my country to the level acceptable by me, but I am a bit worried. This tablet is one year old, yet it seems to be still quite popular. I would like to know its performance, as Antutu results show like ~10k which is quite low these days, on the other hand youtube tests show real racing 3 running quite smoothly.

Is it still worth buying?

I need a tablet mainly for hd movies and web browsing, 3G is a must. I might play some games, but this is not the main goal. I am also considering Lenovo S6000 (but the MTK actually sucks) and PIPO M9 Pro.

I will be grateful for any feedback, suggestions and opinions.

Regards.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robgee789:
i love my tf300 and would buy it again in a heart beat, although there are some new toshiba tablets that look nice :)
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NixZero:
if you want an android tablet + keyboard option there's nothing else as cheap around afaik.

if you arent intrested in the keyboard it loses a lot of appeal.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pyraxiate:
+1. I love my tf300t. No issues out if it at all. Tom Tom is awesome on it unlike my prime (tf201). The screen is absolutely clear even in sunlight. I primarily use mine outdoors as a huge gps :)
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] angus454:
Yes, its still a great device especially if you grab the keyboard. I use mine everyday and haven't found a newer one that's been tempting enough to buy.I say go for it... and then root it and drop a great rom in it :)
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noahvt:
Yes, i love my tf300t its the best tablet i have ever had :)
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Evan_:
I own the TF300T and (depending on the price) I 'd say it's still a great tablet for web browsing and watching movies.

Some remarks:

- Tablet feels generally fast/smooth, unless you're installing/updating applications or during heavy access of the internal storage. Then the device becomes very slow during these occasions (it's the known I/O issue with the ASUS tablets).

- The tablet screen is not very usable in bright sunny day outdoors, as someone claimed the opposite above. Even at full brightness, I need to find shade to be able to see the screen.

- The speaker is loud, but the placement is not ideal and that hurts/changes the sound depending on how you're holding or placing the tablet. For movies, you need to be careful not to cover the speaker with your fingers. If you want clear stereo sound, it's best to use headphones.

- Screen quality is pretty decent with comfortable viewing angles.

- I can play tons of fun games with no problems at all. However: I do not like/try the heavy 3D games out there. The few I did try long time ago (e.g. dead trigger), the speed was very good. But I generally prefer the simple(r) games.

hope this helps
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Grifter357:
I've been using my Asus Transformer TF300T (WiFi only) since August 2012 and I am satisfied with it.

At its price range, there is no tablet with a hard-wired keyboard dock (not bluetooth keyboard) that can match it. You should also check out the pricing of its more high-end brethren, the Transformer Infinity TF700KG (3G) and TF700KL (LTE). These Infinity models use a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 MSM8960 Dual-Core processor (1.5GHz) instead of the usual Quad-core Tegra3 in order to fit in the Mobile Broadband radio. The processor may be a downgrade but the screen is upgraded to a Super IPS+ 1920x1200 display. Since you don't plan to play games to much on it, the brighter display would be a nice trade for the less powerful processor.

Some notes if you are getting a TF300:

1. The tablet experiences a weird battery drain bug (especially when connected to the keyboard dock). Unlike an iPad, which you can leave on sleep mode for weeks or months with minimal battery drain, the TF300 will be out of juice within 3 days if you do not plug it in... Turning off all radios still doesn't improve this too much...

2. The charger is very proprietary. Unlike typical Android tablets, the device-side connector is proprietary (looks like an Apple or Samsung 30-pin connector, but is not compatible with either). This part is understandable since this connector also serves as the docking connector to the keyboard dock. The more annoying thing is that the charger is not a normal 5V (10W) USB charger but is a special 15V charger that uses a USB port... Asus fiddled with the wiring so that a normal USB cable plugged into the charger produces only 5V so as not to accidentally fry your other devices, but their proprietary cable produces the correct 15V to charge the TF300. Plugging the TF300 to a regular 10W 5V USB charger will only charge the device if it is turned completely off. And it will take quite a long time to charge...

3. If you will buy the TF300 for the keyboard dock, then you would probably bring it around docked (otherwise, what would be the point of getting the keyboard dock?). You will have a hard time finding a nice, slim case that would fit on the tablet and still allow it to be docked. AFAIK, there is no case that just fits over the tablet portion of the TF300 while still allowing it to be docked and undocked from the keyboard dock. There are folio-type cases that cover the two halves of the tablet when docked but they are not form-fitted to the TF300 and are held in place by elastic bands (ugly...)...

If the keyboard dock is not a necessity and you can live with a smaller tablet, you may want to consider the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 (8" tablet with 3G and S-Pen)...

Hope this helps you decide.

Best Regards!

^_^
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frankgreimes:
Having my TF since around 3 months now, I have to revert my former prediction I would not buy it again, or recommend it right now:

Don't get me wrong, it is a great combination of a tablet and a somewhat capable notebook but:

- the CPU is too weak and once the Tegra 4 hits it will be outdated

- always runs at around 40 - 50 % of RAM already used by simple firing up the Tablet

- the screen is not good enough for longer sessions (had to experience that for myself first but it is true)

and the biggest reason for waiting:

Asus announced a new version of the Infinity coming up soon, the baby offers:

- 300 PPI

- 2560 x 1600 resolution

- Tegra 4

- 2 GB of ram (which will soon be the new standard)

So if you can wait a few month and don't mind paying a bit more you will probably end up with the best tablet on the market.

Hope that helped
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Citruspers:
It's fast enoughimho, the main bottleneck is the storage I/O. And of course it will be outdated once the new version comes out, that's the meaning of the word outdated....

This is a good thing because free RAM is useless RAM. Most of the system is loaded into RAM which means the slow storage I/O is much less of a problem. And even with the whole system loaded, you have ~60% free for demanding applications.

Why? Is it too bright? Is the refresh rate wrong? Because it looks fine to me and I watch movies on it.

If anything I think it's main weaknesses are the speaker, poor standby times since the update to 4.2 and the large bezel.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stringy_D:
Even better with the Official Cyanogen 4.3 Nightlies

I had mine for over 1 yr now, rooted a couple of months ago and now have the new Official Cyanogen 4.3 Nightlies rom installed. Runs great. :)
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bcombel:
I have 2 of them and have no regrets
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisftlse:
+1

Both of my kids have each their tft300 and sharing one keyboard :D

Since one year now and nothing negative to say...

Go for it
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frankgreimes:
I don't know about yours, but mine started to have ghostclicks and if I press the black border it acts touch sensitive. Sometimes the tablet runs as smooth as it gets other times I hate to work with it, kind of strange.

The RAM thing really depends how you are looking at it, free RAM should be reserved for tasks that need it, if you are constantly running on 50 % of the full RAM = less ram for the more important stuff. Believe me I have tried to remove all the startup blunder but some apps aren't just going away, i.e E-Mail clients although I am using K-9.

For basic things the screen is good enough, but when it comes down to PDF reading and looking at some more complex websites you can really tell the difference in terms of text-quality. I have seen tablet with 200 ppi + and black actually looked like black not just more grey.

Grifter thanks for your lenghty and great review and recommending some apps I really hope they are going to fix my startup problem because it gets annoying.

Disclaiming: The tablet itself is for sure not bad and the docked keyboard is a great pleasure but right now we are 2 months away from the next Infinity which will offer a lot more for for only + $ 150 so personally speaking I would wait and see this 300 ppi Tegra 4 baby in action before buying one right now. chances are it's going to fix all the previous problems the Transformer-series has had.

But if your looking for a great budget tablet you can't go wrong with the TF 300.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paedz718:
I've been dealing with lots of lag and my friends and dad's Nexus 10 is much smoother. Having the choice again for $100 more, I would have bought the Nexus. Keep in mind I'm on the stock rom and rooted. Can't unlock because of the rma'd issue. Hoping it's smoother with a custom ROM, which I imagine it will be, after the upgrade
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] graphdarnell:
TF300T hardware is not bad given the price. You can have a Samsung for better performance if you can afford to fork out more, evidently. My main grudge is the way they treat customers after the purchase. Witness petition after petition that went unanswered. If they don't care about customers, then we simply shouldn't spend money on their products, especially on one that's so prone to bricking as this model - and not always due to users' fault as they're so fond of clamoring. If they deliberately refuse to release the Key so as to drum up service, there's even more reason to stay away.

Unfortunately, corporate moral standards have been set so low in the last two or three decades, consumers can only get them to listen by hurting their bottom line. As the adage goes, evil will flourish where decent people stand idly by. A few years ago, China banked on low prices to gain market shares. Then they understood that without improving the quality of products and services, they will fall out of the race. We should remind Asus of that principle. In this business, being # 3 is a kiss of death. I can see Ipads battling Samsung Notes. Who ever heard of TF this and that competing against anything of substance? God help them, as I don't care to.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Evan_:
Update on the screen quality:

I gave it another chance by taking the tablet with me outdoors (in the shade, in a bright summer day). The screen is barely usable outdoors, period. At full brightness, it's barely visible. And the glass reflects the fingerprints a lot. At some cases I could hardly tell if the screen, beneath the fingerprints, was on or off. (I am not sure if a screen protector would solve this last issue)

Be reminded that the transformer line were the first mainstream tablets which had an additional detachable keyboard. That was an ASUS innovation and only now do we see similar hybrid/convertible devices from other manufacturers. Also, ASUS competes very well both with Apple and Samsung, simply because they are behind the Google Nexus devices.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jrsalda:
TF300T Was a great workhorse for me for 14 months, I also have a TF700 which I no longer use(IO performance issues and overall slow performance due a 1080p screen resolution with a very slow Tegra SoC) and can finally can let those two go.

The TF300T is still great, specially for watching HD movies(720p only), with the docking option you can have up to 128Gb of storage. 720p videos run great, even 1080p videos run great on my 65"LED tv thru HDMI adapter as long as you disable the video on the TF300T and OC to 1.6 Ghz(Performance Mode), GPS works great, WIFI is decent enough and the multitouch feature on the touchpad was really useful. 8 Megapixel camera(rear)with AF still takes great pics specially if you use the right software and you can even make HD video recording.

My only big complain is regarding the browsing department, I tried everything you can imagine with no success, installed every single ROM, tried every single browser with no luck at all. I heard there's an IO performance issue with Asus TF300T and TF700 tablets.

My wife gave me a Nexus 7 32GB 2013 for my birthday, what an amazing machine for browsing internet content, this is amazingly fast, fast , fast. I just ordered a nexus 10 32Gb which will make my life easier and replace my TF700. I will no longer have the flexibility for the storage as I have with the transformers but who can complain if these new units can perform without glitches,lagging or slowdowns specially browsing internet and playing 1080p videos smoothly.

There is no blame to Asus or the transformer line, maybe just for the I/O issues, I had a TF101 as well(tegra 2). Tegra 3 SoC is the one to blame for. Such a poor SoC with so much publicity that was always under-performing, from the very beginning. It's time to upgrade for me. my 2 cents here.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jrsalda:
Finally managed to make my TF300T run smooth enough at 1.3Ghz(including browsing) with Latest Hydro 8 Rom(JB 4.2.1) and Greenify, App Quarantine and AutoMemory Manager Apps and latest Browse to Ram apK. I'm going to keep my TF300T and start experimenting with my upcoming Nexus 10. However My TF700 definitely goes to craigslist or ebay.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noahvt:
I have no such complains about my tf300: 16gb version: full with apps and 32gb sdcard also full

Running android 4.3 and sometimes a bit of lag but that is understandable with so much apps :p
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stlouizsin:
I still have my tf300 and don't plan on buying another tab no time soon. Theres a lot of good tabs out there but I'm still satisfied. Gl
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chispas42:
Poetic makes a beautiful and functional case for both screen and kb.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] T0rr785:
Is it worth buying , guess it depends on the revision of the unit.

I have had my TF300t with dock for just over 3 years, Id love to get a more powerful upto date unit , but nothing seems to be a big improvement for what I do with it, and the batteries still hold in for over 10 hour watching movies and surfing the net.

I don't own any other tablets.

I've been running Timduru's roms since lollipop #07 and have now run KatKiss-MarshMallow since #09, now I'm upto #24 (it just gets better)

It does everything I want, mainly movies, surfing the net and a bit of gaming .

I don't get the wifi drop outs mentioned in other posts , but I do get the bluetooth audio skipping.

Other than that its perfect for my use.

I just followed the directions on page 1 (http://xdaforums.com/transformer-tf300t/development/rom-t3237867) and never had any problems with updates besides a little confusion on my part with gapps. All good now.

Keeping the Thread Alive :)

James
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Leoois:
I have a problem with wifi signal ...

How can I fix a signal ..

I have two motherboard Samsung Galaxy S2 i9100

you help please

If someone can tell me where is the motherboard wifi
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
1) Questions/generic requests for help belong in Q&A.

2) A title like 'Help?!' isn't acceptable. Titles need to be somewhat descriptive of the problem you're having or the question you have. Many people won't even read your thread in the first place with a title like that.

3) You don't exactly give us a lot of info which would enable us to help you. What rom/kernel, when did the WiFi stop working, what have you done with the phone/flashed recently for starters.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dag1337:
Hi all,

Sorry if my answer is somewhere else, I can't seem to find anyone with the same problem in my searching.

I am helping a friend with a Touch Pad, we are trying to pit cyanogen mod on it for the first time. I have been following this guide:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2176848

It seems to install moboot but then gets stuck in a bootloop. It loads up moboot and then if I don't press anything it will start loading cm. Instead of getting the cm splash screen like I would expect, it just boots again into moboot. I can select webos from the moboot menu, so I do that and bolt into webos just fine. I ended up running the ACME uninstaller and removed moboot all together. So now it's back to where it was before. I want to try again today, but I'm not sure what I was doing wrong or what to do differently to get cm to install correctly. Any ideas?

Thanks for your help!
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hovax615@hotmail.com:
http://liliputing.com/2012/01/how-to-install-android-4-0-on-the-hp-touchpad-cyanogenmod-9-alpha.html

Use this its a step by step guide. Install cm9 first then after you install cm9 put cm10 and the correct gapps for cm10 in the cm install folder boot into clockwork mod then toggle to install zip from files and load up cm10 and gApps and then you'll be running cm10 takes a little while but its not too hard.

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Remember though you have to only put cm9 in the cm install folder first then when everything loads back up boot back into webos connect it to the computer then put cm10 and gapps in the cm install folder go into clockworkmod and install the zips
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dag1337:
Thank you - working on this now.

So once I successfully install CM9 and CWM, I can just flash with CWM? I don't need to flash anymore with ACMEInstaller?
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hovax615@hotmail.com:
Correct you'll only need to use acme installer the first time installing cm9 so after you install cm9 all you have to do is boot back into webos put cm10 and gapps in folder restart into moboot go into clockworkmod then install the zip files from the cminstall folder and you should be running cm10 after that.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dag1337:
Great thank you so much.

So I can only add files to the TP when I am in webOS? There's no usb mass storage or MTP for when I'm running android? Sorry for the noobish questions, but yesterday was the first time I have ever even seen a Touch Pad!

I've got CM9 on right now, going to go up to CM10 once it finishes downloading.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hovax615@hotmail.com:
Yeah I believe so but I mean I'm not too sure about it maybe you can because I couldn't add any files on android only webos with the touchpad but I mean its kind of a pain restarting going back in and out of OS's but its part of it. Great let me know how that works out. My problem with my touchpad was that my WiFi lost connection on android but not webos so I'm still trying to figure out how to get that set up.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dag1337:
All set up. Thank you for all your help. I certainly appreciate it!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Vfan23:
Thinking about swapping my Droid DNA for a Galaxy S3 and $50. My Droid is freshly unlocked, rooted and s-off all using my Mac 10.6.8 with ADB commands. The Droid is also factory unlocked for any GSM SIM including att and T-Mobile. My issue is I can't find a way to root and unlock the S3 so I'm on the fence about swapping and of course losing this amazing Quad core krait power. Advice?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] KillerBytes:
Get the S3 and to root and unlock the bootrom, you must use the Casual Rootkit. It will root your S3 and install Teamwin recovery. Trust me, it is worth it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Vfan23:
Go look at the Casual Toolkit thread and look at the issue I'm having. I'm the last post on there. Unless I can fix the issue, I can't get the phone because I can't root it. :/