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[HTC Titan] sf3000:
this is where i got stock rom (googled htc rom)

http://www.persianhtc.net/index.php?dir=Titan(Eternity)(Bunyip)(Ultimate)/rom/original/nbh/

Maybe I will try another stock rom, IMG_Eternity_Cingular_2.01.502.04_Radio_16.23.03.17_16.27.00.23U_OS_7.10.7740.166.nbh and see what happens.
[HTC Titan] berrywr:
Bear with me for a moment...I own a HD2 which is a joy to flash Android and Windows Phone or the both of them, WP on NAND and Android on SD. I've had devices dating back to Windows Mobile 6.1 and flashing my Titans is identical to flashing all the rest of them once you're developer/interop unlocked to do so. As the HD2s age, their internal ROM become corrupted so the gurus here came up with NativeSD, now I realize were talking about two different animals here but when you flash a Windows Mobile/Phone operating system you reformat and erase whatever it is to be installed on; it doesn't matter if its micro sd memory cards or internal rom. I don't know if there is an equivalent Task 29 (wipes the memory) for the Titan's internal rom or is it even necessary; it's standard procedure on the HD2 via the HD2 Toolkit. I want you to do me a favor and send me what is on your bootloader screen, specifically the SPL, I'm thinking it's 2.05 but there are some others running around too. It is clear you can flash, but when I'm hung on the HTC logo it's the radio that is wrong, so please double check that the radio is correct. I'm not aware there are any radio 17s out there on stock but I am by no means an expert at all of this. Know this, there is the real possibility that you have a corrupted internal memory and where it is corrupted or fragmented is a big deal. I'm asking myself can the memory be erased before flashing and I don't have that answer. The roms you're using suggest you're not using a Windows Phone 7.8 stock Rom, but neither do I know if there is a stock flashable 7.8 Rom; I have the debrand 7.0s but none of the Mango 7.5s; I only have the flashable custom 7.8s but will look later this evening for one. I realize I may have asked you this before but please let me know what your model number, SPL, radio, and verify one more time if upon completion of the rom install does the phone reboot automatically after initial setup...the language, time, date, you hit next and start installing apps...is it the first install apps or afterwards where you hit next before you get to the start menu for the very first time. If at all possible do you remember inside your settings, under "about" how much memory you had, and how much was available. Thanks!
[HTC Titan] sf3000:
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|

| PI3910

| SPL-2.1.160015.3(133679)

| eMMC SMS 15028MB, F:PA32

| TOUCH A1(F:81,ID:1,V11,B:F8)

|

| Radio-16.23.03.17

|

| Serial

| APPSBL

|

| IMG CRC

| FACTORY RESET

|

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This is what it looks now after succesfully flashing the IMG_Eternity_Cingular_2.01.502.04_Radio_16.23.03.1 7_16.27.00.23U_OS_7.10.7740.166.nbh

That means it upgraded successfully to a more updated Cingular stock rom, if I can use RUU to flash stock rom again

and again, it means writing internal flash is okay(?), but reading internal flash becomes problematic. I noticed

recently I can't even get to setup screen.

I did double/triple check radio is 16 for my very original stock rom and the roms I downloaded all have radio 16 as part of filename.

Model: PI39100

SPL: Original: 1.10, now is 2.1

Right now can't even get to setup screen now, it used to be 1 out 3 hard resets I can reach that stage, now it always reboots

after it failed to get past Windows logo stage (which happens about 8~20sec after HTC logo and AT&T logo stage)
[HTC Titan] berrywr:
My apologies that I haven't replied sooner; I'm a full time college student thus I'm a bit busy. If your SPL is 2.1 then you have not successfully installed the Cingular 1.10 ROM otherwise your SPL would read 1.10 which this ROM and the European 1.09 ROM are used to downgrade the SPL on the Titan for HSPL and custom ROM flashing...which you've made me aware that is not what you're attempting to do but it is one of the steps towards doing just that. I'm going to attach my notes on my HSPL of my device which is extensive. There might be something in it that might help you. But for example my bootloader reads: PI39100...HSPL2.5.160015.3(137079)...eMMC SND 15188MB...CotullaH(F:81, ID:1,V11, B:f8)...double space...Radio-17.5006.08.27. I realize you're not trying to HSPL but if you are able to get your SPL to read 1.10, I think you should try it, the worse that can happen to you is the SPL will read SPL2.5.160015.3 not HSPL2.5.160015.3. I still recommend the Goldcard Method. My notes will be attached as a Word file.
[HTC Titan] sf3000:
Mine was SPL 1.1 before any flashing, now it is 2.1 because I flashed a SPL 2.1 Stock ROM.

Let me try to flash it back to SPL 1.1 again. I am not planning to use custom ROM so I don't think I need a gold card for now.
[HTC Titan] sf3000:
Used same RUU to flash back to HSPL 1.0 from 2.1, anyway it still looks dead to me. It's a loss.

Anyway thanks everyone for the help.

The weird thing is I can flash back and forth between 1.0 and 2.1, meaning internal flash drive has no issue during writing.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ivan_dinchev:
Is there any app, I could use to connect my SGS I9000 to the car rear view camera? Off course I can buy a monitor for this purpose, just wondering :confused:

Thanks in advance!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] shengwang917:
going to china in few days, my tmo s4 is sim unlocked. i want to find out which of the 3 major telecom companies(china mobile, china telecom and china unicom) in china it will work on. im looking for voice and data. thanks in advance
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] ssingh0247:
you need to make sure your phone is unlocked first
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] shengwang917:
It is unlocked got the code from tmobile. Just wondering which of those company will work.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] willingtan:
Hi!

My Spen w/o pressing the button, is able to function. But, when I press the button (on the Spen), it doesn't screen capture or trace the screen to lasso an image.

I tried it on another Note 2, my Spen works on theirs.

I tried their Spen on my Note 2, it didn't work.

Anyone notice this?

Thanks, team!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MBariya:
Normally all spen works in any note 2. It seem your phones digitizer having some problem. Check with service center.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laziafbaito:
Did you try looking at the spen settings? If yes and still no progress. As he said, go to the service center or at least google your problem before going there as a last resort.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] mr_torture:
I guess thread title says it all...

In next few days I'm about to sell my dear Arc S, and I'm undecided between three phones:

Ion, T and V, with T being the most probable option.

Now, this might sound as a newbie question, which I'm not, but I would appreciate as many opinions as I can get.

Regarding choices, I'm in love with Ion's build quality, but on the other hand T and V are more recent phones, and therefore will probably have a bit longer life regarding updates. I love Xperia T design much more than V, but on the other side, removable battery and water resistance, heh...

This is really a tough call.

(Xperia SP was also a choice, but I will rather buy older flagship device than newer mid-ranger).

So, any word will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] joonlin:
I'm from Arc S to TX. After i just bought my TX I feel Wow! don't need to suffer for internal memory and I still remember everytime I jump out from apps to homescreen, it takes time to load the icon and content. Mmm.. So far I'm satisfied with my TX. Nowadays 1GB of ram consider just enough for average user like me so couldn't expect that much on your Xperia T too. :o
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] immerblind:
you coming from arc s? so i guess you like the arc design? you want a good relation smartphonesize-displaysize? and a low prize phone (how much in sarajevo? Germany around 270euro) ?

you like flashing custom roms, you like play around? check the forum sections :o

maybe then go with xperia T (CM Support, PAC Support, some other Port Roms, Miui v5, some stock based Roms, many Mods)

how save is the V waterproof feature? is it necessary to have that?

thats some questions i would ask myself if i want buy a new phone. (by the way theres a guessing around the net XT can maybe get 4.3 directly, skippin 4.2.2, but not 100%sure)

by the way i not have that icon loading problem joonlin write about. it would be a decent update

a little subjective end note from myself:
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] mr_torture:
I love arc(h) design, that's the main reason I bought Arc S in the first place.

Yes, I care a lot about display size (and bezel size corelation), as I don't want a chocolade in my hands.

The price is basically the same then. It's about 520-540KM in sarajevo, which is about 270 Euros.

Of course the V's water-proof is not a killer feature to me, but removable battery is. Maybe I'm a bit paranoid, I don't know.

Like I said, Xperia T is the most probable option, and I already even ordered Nillkin case for it, from eBay.

I will report in next few days what I have bought. If I decide to go with T, then white one would be my preference.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] immerblind:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BtXZiVLtWc

maybe video like this help with the paranoid thoughts? :)

in worst case scenario you can change or let change the battery, also its possible to change backcover (there some shops in internet who sell custom backcovers)

heres a video with ion/T comparison (german, but you can see it in hands then :D)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_yJnAP9DEk
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] mr_torture:
I'm not afraid of disassembling the phone. I disassembled probably every piece of electronics/phones I ever had.

I just thought it's a bit easier to deal with all kinds of bricking and freezings of phone, when you have a removable battery, but I guess thats's part of paranoia too.

I guess it's clear then. T it's gonna be, 99%.

And one more thing to ask. Some reviews are mentioning that flap covering microSD and microSIM is a bit messy.

Like, once you open it, you never really get to close it ideally again. I guess this is not entirely true?

Aso, based on video comparison above, Ion seems to have a bit brighter display, with better viewing angles. But ok, this is not a dealbraker to me.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] spromper:
I upgraded to the T from the arc (not s). Arc was a awesome phone, with a fast and fluid ui (on gb) and a great camera. Ive used the arc for almost 2 years and i've had my T for 5 months now.

The T is a worthy upgrade, the phone is faster, i like the jellybean firmware and the screen is a big upgrade from arc. Also the 1gb ram is a big relieve since my arc would always run low on ram. The batterylife is also quite a lot better.

When i first got the T i thought it was pretty thick but thats actually kind of nice. The T feels more stable in your hand because of its thickness and rubber back. The arc felt a little fragile (which it wasn't, i must have dropped that phone like a million times and its still alive)

The only thing which is not an upgrade in my opinion is the camera. It's a good camera but the arc camera was simply amazing.

I didnt go for the latest flagship because it was to expensive. My friends have the htc one, xperia z and lumia 920 and this phone doesnt feel outdated compared to those phones. I also think sony has the best looking no nonsense smartphone software.

So yes, upgrade to T
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] mr_torture:
This is basically the sum up of my current thoughts too.

Yes, Arc S was an amazing, and beautiful phone before anything else. And yes, it's having a great camera. And yes, it feels fragile, but it's not actually. Back cover is lame quality though.

And yes, the T (and Ion) feels heavier but it's a good thing. And I love T's design also, more than Ion's or V's.

And the same thing, I don't have enough money for Z or ZR now, and if I happen to have, I would question myself about buying Z. It's too big and too slippery, and too fingerprintable for my taste.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] spromper:
Z is pretty awesome, my friend is really liking the waterproof feature. but its pretty big indeed and my friends Z just broke(probably his own fault, he was throwing his phone around while he was drunk). But ive dropped my T quite a few times and i barely have a scratch. If i had to choose again i would take T again with no doubt. Ive seen a lot of people crying about sony and the jb firmwares on this forum but i dont share their opinion at all. Samsung and htc also aren't that good with upgrades. Samsungs arc comparable phone(galaxy s plus) didnt get a ics upgrade, my gf has the plus and shes stuck with some crappy unstable touchwiz firmware.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] mr_torture:
Heh, as 2011 Xperia flagship user, I'm quite familiar with all kind of whinings, cries, swears to never buy Sony again, etc...

To be honest, I was never obsessed with updates. My priorities were fast, functional, and bug-free firmware, so I spent most of my time with Xperia Arc S using stock GingerBread firmware (rooted and debloated).

But it should be said that ICS update for 2011 Xperia line was quite horrible. Creepy slow and full of bugs.

Now, what I don't get from your post is, why are people still crying about JB here? Isn't Xperia T already provided with JB update?

I didn't have time to read these forums throughly, so I don't know what is the feedback about JB yet, but shouldn't it be better than ICS in every way?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] spromper:
For me everything works great except auto brightness. So for me it is in every way better than ics. But people are whining about batterydrains, slow phones, gaming performance. I havent had any of these problems but i do have to say that i dont use a lot of heavy apps. Mainly whatsapp, chrome, dropbox, 9gag and facebook.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] mina george younan:
i upgraded from ARC S to XPERIA TX , and am feeling satisfied , TX has the arc design , it has bigger screen than xperia V , check this comparison from the GSM arena website

http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=4959&idPhone2=4958
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] mr_torture:
I bought it! :victory:

About hour ago I bought my new beastie boy...

My first impressions are... WOW, just WOW!

Display is huge huge improvement over Arc S, in terms of everything. Colors are amazing, as well as sharpness. UI is beautiful too, probably the best Android skin among all big players, at least for me. Also, build quality seems amazing, and it feels rock solid in hands.

Also, JB came out of the box, version 9.1.A.0.489, and also it already popped me with mesage that new update is available, 9.1.A.1.141.

I guess I should update it, it's only 20-something MBs?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] skojevac:
since I'am too considering to switch to one of these xperias i'm in doubt whether T is better than V. V's got a 4G support and is kind of weatherproof. it's also got newer chipset and isn't that alone enough for V to work faster that T? though usb otg is not listed among features this chipset natively supports it and I see no reason for it to be not enabled at least in a custom rom. another thing, the price of SP these days is closing down to that of V or T and it might be even better deal to go for with some 50-60 KM's (~$40) of difference between these models. I was considering even Z but decided to put it on hold until that issue with back glass "ungluing" has been resolved. I do not know how serious that is and do not want to become a victim of a pore design and lack of engineering common sense. i like all three models though, and it seems to be a tough choice what to go for.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] mr_torture:
As phone design plays a huge role in my decisions when purchasing a new phone, this time Xperia T won for obvious reasons (well, at least to me).

I never liked Xperia V design, not on pictures, and not in real when I compare it with T (or with Ion for that matter).

Yes, Xperia SP is having very close price range, to those of T and V, but still it's a mid-ranger, and somehow I would always choose older flagship over newer mid-ranger, with the same/similar price. But it's just me...
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] AsinineWazzo:
I came from the Arc and got the T, my missus just took delivery of the SP last week. I can catagorically say that the T is a most excellent upgrade to the Arc, but I like the additional items and functionality like the LED bar, slightly sleeker shape of the SP and faster processor. I'd go for the SP in hindsight but would definitely not be disappointed with the T.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] mr_torture:
Regarding pure aesthetics, I definitely don't regret buying a T and not an SP. Yes, I too like illumination bar of SP, and marginally better hardware specs (what is there to not like about that), but all in all, I think Xperia T is an amazing package, with very affordable price (maybe even underrated compared to some other OEMs devices), and generally an device with much more character to it, than Xperia SP. Like I said, design is beautiful, elegant with some nice accents, and probably the whole world is recognising it as a "Bond phone". While SP is bound to be a mid-ranger for the time being, and will never gain any significant attention probably.

And yeah, T feels rock-solid regarding build quality, something that my last phone, Arc S, was lacking badly (while still being an beautiful device).

Simply, I love my new phone, after merely two days of usage...
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] skojevac:
Dude, you sound like you're convincing yourself that you made a right choice. Praising a generaly older piece of hardware and crithisizing a new one, just because of your personal affection is not correct. I considered T as well, but opted for SP simply because is a new generation hardware. And even that is to become obsolete quite soon. There are some advantages of T, i agree it's got better camera and more storage, but anyone who want anything resembling a quality photo would go for a real point and shot or even a real dslr device, and storage can be expanded. I already put in a 32gb sdhc clas 10, fast memory with sufficient storage. And design of sp might not be striking, but sure is elegant and atractive. There are those like I am who do not want their phone to look like bannana. No offence ment. It' just personal taste. The rest of the the hardware inside SP is near flagship phones of not just sony, but of sumsung and htc as well. Go and check several tests and reviews, they can't all be wrong. So enjoy your phone but be realistic. While it is a mid-ranger, SP is a device with a lot of potential and if it had 2gb of ram it would be a absolut winner. Still, it has plenty to offer to any kind of user, even the heavy ones, and because being newer generation device it will enjoy longer support, so it was a logical chice for me. While the looks is somewhat conservative it is longlasting, plus i'm not going to take it to bad with me, at least not to make love to it. I'm going to root it and make it do it's job. It is supposed so serve my needs, connectionwise speaking, and it is supposed to do that for some time and i will need that support that SP will have. So good luck andhave a good time

---------- Post added at 06:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:04 PM ----------

And yeah, i'm not getting a hard-on watching bond movies. ;)
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] mr_torture:
And your reply sounded like...? You made my post very laid back and relaxed alike, with this kind of even more biased reply.

I'm not trying to convince anybody anything. I'm simply telling why I made the choice I made. I could have easily gone with your choice if I wanted to, but I didn't wanted (not couldn't).

And yeah, I'm not "getting hard on" watching Bond movies as well, I even don't like them.

I'm just telling that Bond colored marketing campaign helped this phone being desirable and recognisable piece of hardware, a bit more than an "usual" phone, and that's it.

Take it easy friend... SP is great device as well, I might even suggest it to my friend tonight (who's migrating from iPhone soon).
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] immerblind:
Thats all subjective reasons to choose a phone, of both of you two. its some sort of personal taste. for me mr_torture taste matches also my personal taste.

I believe noone can choose a phone just from objective point of view. because we humans and not robots ;)

And just because a phone is generaly older piece of hardware, means nothing skojevac. Just wanne say :highfive:

If i would buy a phone with your arguments, then i also would not choose the SP, i wouldnt choose any phone with 1GB Ram.:good:

love the banana

the older, the sweeter ahahahaha
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] skojevac:
in which case you would not use one until about a year age because there was no phone with 2gb of ram until about a year ago, or two... :angel: so... yeah, i know, it is not easy to be objective. not so many people can do that. ;) anyway, I'm already rooted, with cwm... sp really isn't that bad device. :D
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] ruwsoft:
I have had the T since release date... and its an awesome phone. The JB update made it a much greater device. True battery might not last that much on heavy usage. Ive managed to drain from 100 to 0 in around 4 hours of full screen on time while multitasking.

Recently I have a SP with me which allowed me to compare the two properly. The curved design of the T is really pleasing on the hand when holding the T than the SP.

Also multitasking seems much smoother on the T. Free ram on JB of T is around 802MB whereas SP is around 766MB or so.

Though I didnt like the very small notification LED on the T, in a way it provides it with the elegance which I realised after witnessing the LED's of the SP. Additionally, feel the build quality of the T is better than the SP.

I also moved from a Arc S after 6 months of usage to the T. I will definitely recommend the T to anyone over the SP.

On a positive note for SP, though i've seen many complaints on touch issues, I haven't had any, so far on horizontal usage or usage while charging (through PC / AC adapter).

And the glove mode is really cool! can use the device with a gap between the finger and screen.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] skojevac:
it all comes down to personal choice. still, put that n900 aside. i'm not going to abandon mine. not in a thousand years. :highfive:
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] mr_torture:
I'm just glad that my observations based on web + pictures + sight, are matching yours from "first person" comparison.

And yeah, I'm loving my T more and more, with occasional "handgasms" somebody here mentioned. :laugh:

My hand is being pulled towards T all the time, with no actual reason. :cool:
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] SammiSaysHello:
get the tx. it's the same as t but with a removable battery :good:
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] mr_torture:
I bought T already, on monday.

Or you're just telling me that you get a TX? However, I'm glad if you're satisfied with it.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] ozzieguy:
Hi all,

Just a quick (and probably stupid) question. I have the O2 mini and find the loudspeaker rather poor. When using the GPS it is often hard to hear the instructions. Is it possible to send the audio to a bluetooth headset, or even a bluetooth car kit.

I am new to all this so any help would be greatly appreciated.

Adam