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[Nokia Lumia 920] Etaduck:
I'm not entirely sure why you want to use the Radio, I personally never do. But seeing as how this tread was started by someone asking if there was the radio app in the music hub, to which you said the phone was not capable of it, we were merely trying to offer evidence to the contrary and inform the OP that there is indeed a radio.

\Beating a Dead Horse.
[Nokia Lumia 920] Laurentius26:
XBOX Music and video's\'Radio', that's where I've the FM Radio.

RM-821_eu_euro1_425 rom version.
[Nokia Lumia 920] goldenpipes:
does flashing the rm-821 firmware also let you use internet sharing on AT&T?

thanks
[Nokia Lumia 920] mister2d:
Not sure on AT&T, but I am able to use Internet Sharing on T-Mobile by performing the install additional keyboard workaround without any problems.
[Nokia Lumia 920] boril:
if you're looking only for internet sharing on AT&T device go and install some other keyboard language ( beside english).

This method was reported many times here in the forum to be working.

if you want to get Amber update before official AT&T Amber update and you have RM-820 device I advice you to flash with AT&T Rom for Developers devices.
[Nokia Lumia 920] goldenpipes:
So I was able to flash Rogers pre portico, do a bunch of OTA updates then flash the euro dev rom. Everything works fine after removing French language packs and installing English. Except it always says 4G instead of LTE but I get lte speeds and installing spanish language pack enabled internet sharing :)... Going to try to flash at&t dev rom just for gigs. Incase I have to bring this phone in any time.
[Nokia Lumia 920] robinton:
Just applied the release Amber update on AT&T

Non-tampered with Lumia 920, Radio is there and functional after the update.
[Nokia Lumia 920] azithro:
Burn your knowledge ...

You need to go to school again and gain knowledge
[Nokia Lumia 920] Solarenemy68:
Strange, last time I checked there was no school that taught you what was inside of current phones. Guess you must be from a rich ass country if you have schools like that...

You are awesome dude. I wish i could be in a rich country like yours...
[Nokia Lumia 920] Aanze:
Location: Tehran
[Nokia Lumia 920] azithro:
LooL

Yes . Do you know my country in banned?

thats about 14-15 years,

Why? Because of America, your country says that we must suspend our nuclear energy proccess,

why?

cuz we have problem with Israil.

Thank to our government, we are still the only strongest real muslim country, and we passed and saved from all restriction.

you do not know how hard is that if get ban from, universal trade markets.

i was student in thailand in that days, my father send me money, dollar was expensive for us. He forced to pay 2000$ each mont to get 500$ for me.

Yes sure we are reach. Eg: we use so much electrisity, gaz , water, but all of our bill is just 10$/m, even in the toilet we have clear water to drink.

And you America, tries to make us like, afkanistan, Iraq,... , accupy us and call us terrorist,

But there is no way.

we are Persian, not Arabs.

BTW you are welcome to Iran.

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And whould you tell me plz what is the use of bing in a top ritch,modern coutry, and pay thousands of dollars each month to live.

most of americans and european countries just live in small apartmants, and hole their life is credits.

we stay in our vilas, we buy fruits in kilu, not per fruit,

we work as much as we want. And we earn much.

our people are just in travel to visit other countries while you are working hard to earn money to pay your credits.

i can start to build my factory any time i want, how about you?

explanation is enough,

i will invite you, these days me n father , bussy to much, to start a job. Write my number, send me message, i will invite you when i manage them

+98-939-803-1960

LooLz, we are kind people.
[Nokia Lumia 920] jordanmills:
Seconded.

Lumia 920 on ATT running 8.0.10328.78

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Might want to check out schools, dude. Head a few hours south on interstate 45 and take a few classes at the University of Houston. I studied electrical engineering there and they taught us on then-modern hardware. I expect it's pretty much the same now.
[Nokia Lumia 920] gee2012:
Dude, lets keep this a technical user platform where people can learn from and with each other and keep all political, clerical and ideolgical issues away from XDA. Just my 2 cents
[Nokia Lumia 920] azithro:
Yes. you are right bro, sorry my bad:highfive:
[Nokia Lumia 920] gee2012:
Oke dude, we`re cool ;)
[Nokia Lumia 920] azithro:
FM Radio

Try This:

http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/fm-radio/05d81d3f-9d8b-4e7c-8a13-08fb2ab67195
[Nokia Lumia 920] vbv1509:
you can reaad more more the update at appsforlumia.com/nokia-lumia-920-software-update/
[Asus Transformer TF700] XPEric:
Hey all,

Just tried to install a new copy of Cyanogenmod (had CM10 flashed) and now no matter what ROM I try, it just its at the bootlogo. I've tried the stock ASUS ROM, which works, and CleanROM and CM, which don't. Any reason this would be happening? I'm using TWRP (latest) for the recovery and wiping the caches after each flash.

- Eric
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
If you change from one custom rom to another rom, you may need to do a factory reset, wipe both caches and data. If it still does not work for you, you may need to back up your personal data to your external SD and do a format in TWRP. Then you can try to install a new custom rom. Good luck.
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
If you flash from CM to CROMi-X and vice versa you have to do a clean install, meaning a factory reset in TWRP prior to flashing. Wiping cache and Dalvik is not enough.

If you flashed the stock rom - are you sure you still have TWRP?? Installing stock would wipe your custom recovery....

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:BigSmile: Hey LetMeKnow, you beat me by 30 seconds or so. I guess we're in the same time zone, are we :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
I am from Oregon. We are on the West side and on the same time zone.. :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
Ahhh, lived in Portland for 6 years. I miss the lush green, but not the rain :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
I live in SE Portland for more than +20 years and still loving it.. ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
I hear you! It's an incredibly friendly place to live. Not like SoCal. Here you better find a niche to survive in - which I did :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] LetMeKnow:
With the current economy, life is tough for every one. It is not just SoCal. Just hang in there bro, you should be fine.. ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] tjs62:
I thought that a factory reset made the unit like it just came out or the box.

So wouldn't you lose the root?
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
A 'Factory Reset' in TWRP is different from a factory reset on stock.

TWRP configured the recovery so that a 'Factory Reset' (default option under the 'Wipe' menu) wipes the /data partition except the data/media folder where your personal files like pictures, videos, etc live.

Your root is in the /system partition and is not affected.

A factory reset from Settings wipes all user apps and data. But I don't think you would lose root either - I could be wrong.....

But anyway - I wouldn't use the Settings>Backup&Restore>Factory Reset option with a custom recovery installed. No idea what that would do...

You definitely loose root if you re-flash the stock firmware
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] juke_001:
Hi!

Has anyone confirmed if the Backup TA tool works for Acro S?

I was able to create the backup and the ta-image size is correct (2048kb) so i guess it should work.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Mr.AnakinSkywalker:
Yes, it should work. But keep in mind, keep your ta.img in C:\Backup-TA\tools\backup.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andx192:
hi frnds, i m new to android world n xda forum so plz understand my lil fault. i bought a cheap chinese smartphon based on chip mt6575. i rooted the device, after that i install titanium backup and maked full backup of user n system data. i was just removing system bloatware apps thru titanium unitsalling, accidently i removed important system files too i got some error msg unexpected error somthing lik, then i removed battery and trun on again, now phone not booting just showing a logo of company.

BB chip : mt6575

MS board : keytak15_ics

modem ver. MAUI.11AMD.W11.50.SP.V23. 2012/09/04

UBOOT VER: 2010.06

android ver: 4.0.4

sw ver: ALPS.ICS.MP.V2.10

i dont know what to do now:confused: plz help guys
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MoonBlade:
all you can do now (since you didnt make a nandroid backup of your rom) is to find your firmware/supported custom rom for your device and flash it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andx192:
thank for reply

thankx for reply, i have just titianium backup system+user data, will it work? sory if i asked wrong, i searched but i only found gt i9000 mt6575 custom rom not found for my device, wil this work on mine device too? coz mine also mt6575. can i flash with it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MoonBlade:
Since you have deleted a system app you cannot boot up your Rom and hence you cannot get access to titanium backup. I would suggest you dont try to flash the roms from other devices as it may cause bootloader issues.

I would suggest you to take your phone to service center and get it repaired.

Btw how did you root your phone ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andx192:
hmm i bought it from china market so no servicecenter here, anyways thnx bro, i rooted with "root with restore v17" annd installed pdanet driver n app on pc.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamespxcv:
I've been searching the web for how to root LG Optimus F3 for VM, I found nothing. I tried looking on how to root any Jellybean device all I got was a reboot and nothing. After upgrading from a Kyocera Event and having it root, I've missed all the features and it has just been one day. Can someone please share any information they have, on how possibly I can root my device.

Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] richardpwnsner:
Motochopper. One click root. Enjoy.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamespxcv:
Thanks!

I tried Motochopper, worked flawlessly.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tsmith1223:
Also tried this method, worked first time and was very fast. Easiest root I've ever done
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MilleTime30:
used motochopper to root the f3...put phone in usb debug mode and ran the run.bat file and everything was a sucess but the "move to sd" option is not showing in apps2sd when i try to move one of my apps to the sd card. any ideas
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MilleTime30:
anyone?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] InvdrZim13:
Probably because not being able to move apps to the SD card a 4.1 thing.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brody8898:
Where can I download MotoChopper?

Can someone give me quick directions to run the .bat file?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyber60:
maybe you can try bin4ry
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moore.bryan:
Anyone know about ROM dev for the F3?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mkjaybird:
ROM Apps2sd

I am looking for same. Phone is rooted but can't move apps. We NEED a ROM, or at least a way to move-down load apps to SD !:(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tommyb13662:
yes motochopper works as long as your driver is loaded on the pc then it works. now on to link2sd
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chucksaysblah:
I used link2sd in combination with this script http://androidforums.com/lg-optimus-f3/801368-mod-app2external_sd-fixed-duplicate-files.html Havent had an iussue with space since. There is a dev on the android forums working on the bootlocker and the kernel issues with reinstalling factory after recovery is rebooted.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ridetime4:
I rooted my phone motochopper and I can't find any Roms for it. I get into ROM manager and I can't get any farther because my phone model isn't listed..what can I do?? I feel like I'm missing out because I can't get custom UI and all that. HELP PLEASE!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] broncofandd:
Re: Help

Hi, I have tried Motochopper with LG download and I keep getting a failure at the end of the black screen and I have tried about 20 times. Any ideas
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Boldpcs:
Late but not least

Ok so i am now rooted thanks to myself only got out dated answers this worked for me with my LG ls-720v7 (4.1.2 - jb)

First step download. SManager from market

Then get towleroot.apk link below

towelroot com/tr.apk

Then install the apk find it in your download directory but first make sure you allow unknown sources in settings_security after thats installed run it download su and busybox from market and then use root checker to see if you are now rooted.

O cant figure out how to swap internal with ext. Try this it also worked for me. Download Uni-init v1.0.apk from the market install it run it Click on Activate and allow with super user Click on Verify to make sure init.d is enabled Reboot your device Download any Root Browser you like from the play store or use smanager if you still have it Download 11extsd2internalsd from below

www mediafire com/view/8pwu65zzd10ow5z/11extsd2internalsd

copy it to your sd card Open Root Browser and copy 11extsd2internalsd and paste it /system/etc/init.d folder Hold click 11extsd2internalsd and set permissions and make sure everything is checked as far as Read, Write, and Execute. Open smanager and allow with root access Go to /system/etc/init.d and click on 11extsd2internalsd Click at the top where it has Su (lil android head) and Boot icons and hit save and then exit Reboot your device and your all done!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prescot801:
can't get the script to work ?

Tried a few time's can't seem to figure out what i did wrong . in smanager do you have it run as a script ? or executable? tried both ways and i got rid of the .txt on 11extsd2internalsd
[Windows 8 General] XEROling:
OWNER EDIT: Content Removed. The Difference Between 32 Bit And 64 Bit in Windows 8

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[Windows 8 General] praderj:
The Info was very useful.. and windows 8 has an option to install the unsigned drivers which is in the advanced startup in pc settings.. and simply 64 has a speed double than that of 32 bit. Most of the 32 bit softwares works with 64 bit. But none of the 64 bit software works with 32 bit system.. in a 64 bit system you will have a separate installation for 32 bit softwares (x86) . By default all the 32 bit softwares go in to that folder. The details of the processor can be found in the system information in properties..:) surely I'll go for 64 bit system as the processing speed doubles.

Sent from my Celkon A97i
[Windows 8 General] SixSixSevenSeven:
???

It does not.
[Windows 8 General] mcosmin222:
Windows 8 supports more than 4 GB on 32 bit mode. It is a system requirement for the processor.

x64 processors are actually faster than 32 bits processors when running native x64 code.

Running 32 bit code on x64 processors does come with a little overhead, as instructions for x64 processors are coded using 64 bits, whereas x32 compiled programs use 32 bits instructions, which, obviously wont be recognized by the x64 CPU. There is fixed by visualizing the whole thing and completing the instruction set with 32 bits depending on the instructions.

It is, technically, ill-advised to run x32 operating systems if you processor is x64 native. The only exception to this rule is when you have less than 4 GB of RAM< because x64 systems consume more RAM than x32 systems.

x32 is pretty much a relic of the past. All CPU's on the planet are x64 CPUs since like 2006.
[Windows 8 General] SixSixSevenSeven:
x64 processors are not faster *unless* operating on large numbers. A 32 bit processor can only operate on 32 bit numbers so has additional software overhead for 64 bit numbers. 64 bit processors can do 64 bit maths at the same speed a 32 bit processor does 32 bit. Otherwise everything is the *same* speed bar what you have pointed out about x86_32 on x86_64 operating systems having a slight overhead.

x86_64 processors *can* run x86_32 at near native speeds, they actually have full support in hardware for decoding and executing x86_32 and infact boot the BIOS in this mode before changing the value of a register and calling a hardware interrupt to switch modes, it is actually this which causes the 32 bit on 64 bit OS slowdown as the OS is having to switch into and out of 32 bit and 64 bit modes, but the hardware does support it natively.

more than 4gb of ram on 32 bit is possible yes. Physical Address Extension, invented by intel, extended by AMD to allow 52bit addresses. Windows NT itself does support it. However it is *not* a windows 8 requirement, it is required for x86_64 systems but not x86_32. Enabling it on a 32 bit windows install *does not* allow usage of more than 4gb of RAM. Windows always has hard coded maximum memory limits, for all 32 bit versions of windows except the server releases the limit is hardcoded to 4gb, so even with PAE windows 32 bit will only address 4gb. Windows 7 home basic 64 bit was 8gb, premium 16gb, business enterprise and ultimate all 128gb, hard coded limits, they did the same with 32 bit OSes to 4gb. Windows server enterprise and datacentre versions did support PAE on 32 bit systems fully. Heres an odd one, XP starter edition was hardcoded to 512mb. Windows 8 32 bit is also hardcoded to 4gb in both standard and pro variations.

Recent OSX versions boot directly into 64bit mode exclusively. 32 bit OSX supports PAE with a 64gb memory limit. PowerPC OSX versions of course we no longer care about. Linux also supports 64gb PAE on 32bit.

PAE is not a requirement for 32 bit windows. VIA's line of processors do not support PAE yet do run windows (including 8). For 32 bit PAE is entirely optional and with the exception of server entirely useless.

"All CPU's on the planet are x64 CPUs since like 2006."

This one really made me lol, mostly due to poor wording than actual mis-statement of fact. All CPU's? Really, what about the ARM CPU in my phone, the AVR AtMega328 sitting beside me, the MIPS within my PSP behind me. I know that you know about other architectures existing, but did make me chuckle to read that.

But let us assume you meant all x86 CPU's. Intel atom CPU's and models of the AMD geode line aswell as the entire VIA product line are all x86_32 (VIA if you havent heard of them are a big name in x86 embedded boards for industrial usage), so yeah, every processor since 2006 is totally x86_64. A few atom desktop models (they did exist) supported x64 but that was relatively few, bay trail also has 64 bit models, but for the large part atom is 32 bit.
[Windows 8 General] mcosmin222:
The conversation is contained to stand alone processing units, not SoC (arm, intel atom) or something used in industry, because the latter are not really a choice, they come in package.

So yes, all CPU's since around 2006 are x64 native CPUs.

The limit on Windows 8 memory can be modified, though it is not advised, because the processor will be able to map memory areas which are otherwise inaccesable to windows.
[Windows 8 General] SixSixSevenSeven:
Not all CPU's sold in non package form are x86 either, you are seriously mistaken on that front. And still, a SoC is still a CPU.
[Windows 8 General] dazza9075:
its always made me chuckle when people declare that a 64bit system is "faster" than a 32bit system

the funny thing is, in the vast majority of cases, and in almost every case for a typical end user, there isn't any differences at all in terms of speed.

Oh well, its probably like the placebo effect. If you think its faster, it probably will seem faster.

as for all the other "actual" differences between the two, SixSixSevernSevern has outlined it very well.

There is an abundance of SoCs and embedded systems running 32bit only and given the world we live in is now very much controlled by SoCs rather than socketed desktop CPUs I think SixSixSevernSeverns point is still valid, 32bit only CPUs are still very much present (although I did spend 10 min looking for a 32 bit off the shelf socketed CPU made post 2006 with no success)

this is about to get a whole lot more muddy with millions of unwashed Apple lovers declaring their 64 bit phones are better than everyone's, but I think from the points made above, we just need to sit there and smile, knowing they are talking out of their arse and got suckered with marketing guff :D
[Windows 8 General] SixSixSevenSeven:
Although not socketed VIA's x86 chips (yeah there is a 3rd x86 player, mainly for embedded market) are both 32 bit and not SoC's (I think they have a few models which are SoC's but most use external RAM modules etc etc).

Also why would a CPU within a SoC not qualify as being a non 64 bit CPU made since 2006? Thats like saying that the driver seat within your car does not qualify as being a chair because it is within a car and therefore must be something else entirely, its still a chair, yes its within something else but it is still a chair or in this case a CPU.

If you want to be picky, you can still buy z80 DIPs with external memory and data buses, 8 bit CPU made in 2013 and not a SoC (although you can also buy z80 SoC's too now). z80 is still used by hobbyists and embedded systems, does the job fine, cheap to make, why replace it?

PowerPC chips are used in servers still and available in socketed forms, they are 32 bit. same for SPARC.
[Windows 8 General] mcosmin222:
About Apple, if they do not take advantage of the processor features, they will, in fact, slow down the phone with 64 bit CPU instead of speeding it up.

As i said, the SoC problem is a non-issue, since you can not choose between 32 and 64 bit there because it is not as if you can go and ask the vendor: "you know, ill have this SoC, you can rip the tablet/phone/AIO apart and replace the one inside with this one cause it is 64 bits".

And if you have SoC, you usually don't have a choice about the Windows 8 version either, since it comes pre-loaded with the matching edition.

So this conversation really boils down to PC users. And the point with x32 processors newer than 2006 is pretty much valid.
[Windows 8 General] dazza9075:
Im agreeing with you on this one, I was mearly playing devils advocate in saying I couldn't find a off the shelf socketed CPU in 32bit post 2006, but I agree that SoCs and embedded systems contain CPUs and are probably more relevant today then trad desktop CPUs

Im not completely clued up with the Apple SoC /iOS setup, but if its like WOW64 there will be a slight performance hit, but barely measurable let alone noticeable on todays systems.

Im curious as to why you think of SoCs as a non issue given that more devices are probably shifted with them than not, many of these devices directly replacing trad desktop/notebooks

SoC is everything when it comes to future home computing, and the 64 bit question will rear its ugly head again then, but I think we can all agree that having a 64bit system alone does not mean its quicker except in extreme circumstances or when excessive amounts of memory is needed and the 4GB limit is met.