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[Moto X Q&A] r_diaz13:
Did you have an LTE plan before? I'm telling you it is true. The xda member that helped me out is an att employee who works at a att store and he was the only one able to do it. He told me since I didn't have an lte plan before it wouldn't just pick up lte. ATT has to end other feature in the account. When I gave then the tmo imei, it shows up as gsm only, not lte.

So if you already have lte, you are good to go with just a simple sim swap. If you don't have lte already, you need to follow these steps. Nothing to do with APN settings or anything.

Rocking the new Moto X

Woop Woop
[Moto X Q&A] savvyone-1:
This is wrong information -- hopefully people here read through to get the accurate information.

I did NOT have an LTE plan before (I had a Moto Atrix 4G, which gave me HSPA+ service).

When I gave them the IMEI from the TMo Moto X I purchased, I asked them specifically, what does it show in your system?

2nd level support told me it was a non-ATT version of the Moto X -- totally accurate.

She then knew exactly what settings were needed (as I noted above in my post) to be entered. These settings are not shown anywhere on the AT&T version of the Moto X (again, I know because I have 3 of those that I unlocked).

To be clear to anyone else thinking of getting the TMo version of the Moto X. You do not need to lie and give them some other IMEI. You simply need to make sure you have those settings input into your phone. As soon as they were entered, my TMo XT1053 showed LTE service.

Please do not continue to give out wrong information -- this may have solved the problem for you (to give a different IMEI), but it is totally not necessary. I have seen people asking about how they are supposed to get an LTE IMEI to activate a nano sim card and get LTE service. It is not necessary on the TMo version (now Moto says this is the GSM unlocked version -- which is really more accurate because it has absolutely NO BRANDING and no other software from any provider -- and is exactly the same as the Dev Edition except for the fact that the Dev edition can be bootloader unlocked and retain its warranty).
[Moto X Q&A] xpersimmon:
I have the Dev Version (same as T-Mobile) running on Straight Talk with AT&T. Other than one small configuration issue in the phone settings LTE is working fine.
[Moto X Q&A] phositadc:
I actually agree with r Diaz on this one, and I think you may be wrong.

To get LTE on att, they have to have the imei of an LTE capable phone. You also have to have the correct APN input. Both are necessary to get LTE. If your data plan has never been provisioned for LTE prior to owning the X, you have to get it provisioned for LTE, and the easiest way to do that is to give att the imei of an LTE capable phone that is in their system. T-Mobile phones are typically not in att's system, hence, you have to give the imei of a different phone.

I won't go so far as to say there is no other way to get LTE to work, but that way DOES work, so r Diaz is not wrong as you have repeatedly stated. And frankly, you yourself admitted you had to speak to second level support to get them to help you. Sounds like simply giving them the imei of a phone in their system, already provisioned for LTE, would be easier than doing what you did.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Moto X Q&A] savvyone-1:
You guys/gals are pretty funny. Agree with me on one hand, disagree on the other!

Never said that giving an "incorrect" IMEI (from some other LTE device that "should" appear in the AT&T system) would not work.

I'm saying, this is NOT NECESSARY. It is simply wrong.

The real issue -- not really stated clearly by anyone -- is the typical incompetence of the people staffing the AT&T stores -- and also 1st level support. How do I know this?

Found out the hard way with 3 AT&T Moto X's I activated in the AT&T company owned store. They left our old Atrix 4G IMEI's in the system and incorrectly coded/chose the wrong plan (NOT an LTE plan). I spent 2 hours with 2nd level support that particular day to find this out. And these phones WERE AT&T phones.

So I already knew when I got the TMo version -- to not fool around with the idiots at the store and not fool around with the idiots within AT&T 1st level support.

I'm simply trying to give people the CORRECT info -- you have to be diligent about knowing that the person is/has coded your plan as an LTE plan. AT&T DOES RECOGNIZE the TMo IMEI's -- and then it's simply entering the information I gave in my 1st post. That is ALL THAT IS NEEDED.

Why someone would rather have an incorrect IMEI (of a device they do not own) instead of their own, I can't for the life of me understand. Should your device get stolen, you'll likely have more of an issue getting a provider to blacklist/block its usage.

To quote the AT&T ads -- "It's not that difficult!"
[Moto X Q&A] larry62:
savvyone-1: Would it be possible to list out the entire APN setup with all the fields that are listed? Plan on moving from ATT MVNOs to ATT itself (with T-Mobile Moto X's already purchased during the sale) once 3 of us can do a family plan several months out (waiting for some old contracts on Verizon to expire).
[Moto X Q&A] xonix240719mu:
Just a quick question, at the minimum both Tmo and AT&T(sim unlocked) will work with HSPA+ 2100mhz with overseas networks right ?
[Moto X Q&A] savvyone-1:
larry62;48888312,

Assuming you mean the steps?

Flick down the notification bar at the top from the main screen

Click on the 4 square, top right

Click on Settings

Under the Data Usage section, click underneath where it says More ....

Now you should see Wireless & networks up top of the screen

Click on Mobile Networks

The next screen should say Mobile network settings at the top

Here is one of the differences between the AT&T and TMo/Unlocked/Unbranded version (XT1058 vs XT1053)

ATT Version TMo Version

Data Enabled Data Enabled

Data Roaming Data Roaming

Network Mode

Access Point Names Access Point Names

Network Operators

As you can see, the TMo version has Network Mode and Network Operators options

1st, click on the Network Mode and make sure the Automatic box is highlighted (there is a box for Automatic or 2G only)

Next, go into Access Point Names -- next screen will come up and show APNs at top

At this point, with an AT&T nano sim card installed, it should show AT&T phone, with a circle highlighted

And below, it will show AT&T US MMS with the word phone below

Click on the top one, AT&T Phone

This will take you to the screen where you enter the MMSC and the MMS Proxy

Simply click on those lines

In MMSC, enter: -https://mmsc.mobile.att.net-

(don't enter the dash before and after what I have typed above, because I don't have enough posts, the forum thinks I am trying to link to something)

In MMS Proxy, enter

proxy.mobile.att.net

The rest of the data in here is automatically populated by the nano sim card.

You cannot find this information on an AT&T phone in this same place. 2nd level support told me it was buried elsewhere (I didn't bother to ask where nor did I really care since they knew exactly what needed to be entered and where in order to make the TMo version work). As soon as I entered this stuff in, my phone lit up with the LTE icon and I verified by going into the About Phone option at the bottom of the settings scroll down.

I would assume these same 2 pieces of information would need to be known and entered into these places no matter what provider someone is using in order to fully use those services.

Good luck.
[Moto X Q&A] larry62:
Thank you. Actually I just meant the APN menu settings, not the whole process, but thank you as this may help others. Didn't realize the ATT nano SIM auto populates the settings as the NET10 one I'm currently using doesn't really auto populate anything (or if it does it's the wrong stuff).

The APN menu on my Moto X (T-Mobile version) has the following entries and from what you've discovered you only had to make changes to two fields. Just for grins, it might also be useful to fill in what shows up as defaults for you as others might not have the same experience as you and have to manually change some other fields.

Name:

APN:

Proxy:

Port:

Username:

Password:

Server:

MMSC: -https://mmsc.mobile.att.net- (ignore the dashes following your convention)

MMS Proxy: proxy.mobile.att.net

MMS:

MCC:

MNC:

Auth Type:

APN Type:

APN Protocol:

APN Roaming Protocol:

APN Enable/Disable: (greyed out on mine)

Bearer:
[Moto X Q&A] savvyone-1:
Edited with the information you asked for.
[Moto X Q&A] cliffr39:
Not sure you need to edit the APN data. I have the T-mobile version and sent several pictures to the wife about an hour ago. I didn't edit anything and after seeing this thread I went in to check. My "AT&T Phone" didn't have the MMSC or Proxy fields, but the "AT&T US MMS" does have those (which I assume it pulled from the SIM and that specific one for MMS).

Did you guys have an issue sending/receiving before doing that edit?
[Moto X Q&A] savvyone-1:
No -- the issue that we've been talking about here is LTE service.

The TMo (XT1053) phone works fine on AT&T -- but in order to get LTE signal/service, you need to enter the information I provided.
[Moto X Q&A] likeybikey:
3 weeks and all is well

I just wanted to follow up on this forum with a brief summary of my Moto X experience so far. Back on December 12th I asked a few questions in this forum topic and since then a lot of people have chimed in with answers and advice. Based on the replies I got, I decided to get a T-Mobile Moto X and activate it on AT&T.

I've had my T-Mobile Moto X for close to 3 weeks now, and I've had no issues whatsoever using the phone on AT&T. When I activated the phone I happened to have the phone in the box at the AT&T store. The sales rep scanned the T--Mobile IMEI off the side of the Moto X box and activated my account with voice and LTE service. There was no issue with using a T-Mobile IMEI (which should further corroborate what savvyone-1 said, if further corroboration is necessary). I had to power the phone on and off, but after doing so I immediately had indicators for voice and 4G LTE data and a speed test verified LTE speeds. Currently, I'm using an AT&T GoPhone SIM card.

I also have noticed that on the Motomaker website, Motorola has changed the icons you click during the ordering process. When you choose your service provider, your options are Verizon, Sprint, AT&T, and "GSM Unlocked/T-Mobile" with additional text reading "Comes with T-Mobile SIM. Use with AT&T and T-Mobile 4GLTE and Global HSPA." Formerly that 4th icon simply read "T-Mobile."

Thanks again to all those who provided advice. It helped me make my decision, and the experience with the phone has been perfect, as promised. If anyone out there needed one more person to tell them that the T-Mobile Moto X will work on AT&T in the USA, I'm here to say that it will work perfectly.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] Kruzioh:
Hello friends. I bought a Galaxy Note N5100, I realized I had the charger Note.

The flashee with Odin, A Stock ROM 4.1.2 version, everything went very well apparently. But when you turn the Note had 0% of battery, and now I want to charge the battery.

It has some differences with the standard 8.0 Note (universal connector), one of the main ones is that this Note has a connector that is identical to the Galaxy Tab 2 (30-pin connector)

Help I can do?

PS: I Flashee many ROMs and no battery lifts.

Attached are some photos. I compare with Note 8.0 with standard connector.

Sorry for the translation, use the Google translator. I do not speak English.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] mohammedsb19:
I think this is Note 8 clone (fake) not original . my friend bought a Note 2 then he discovered that it is a clone (fake)
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] janjannsen99:
Oh buddy you got yourself a Chinese fake. Sorry

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Notice the bezel as well as the Samsung logo is slightly different. Very good fake though. I'm curious to know what kind of hardware the fake has. Go to your task manager and tell me how much ram is in there. Bet is 1gb
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] AMoosa:
Happened to me too with an eBay purchase. I sent it back.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] janjannsen99:
Where did you get the fake from? Sometimes those fakes aren't that bad actually
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] RavenY2K3:
Looks bloody good for a fake lol
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] janjannsen99:
Run a quadrant amd antutu on the fake one
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] tourist2:
Both look different from mine. I got mine from Staples. It has only one dot right next to SAMSUNG on the top then the camera around 2cm away. OP's picture show 2 dots on both. Mine is N5110.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] dwibbles33:
Probably because its the wi-fi only version, I too bought mine from Staples and has one dot and the camera.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] pakure:
The 2 dots are there on a 5100.. it is a proximity sensor which you don't have on a wifi only model... and my N5100 has regular micro usb port
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] lloydkant:
any luck with this??? i have a Galaxy Note 8.0 clone to and get really weird when i flash a original samsung rom, but i asume theres a special rom for this kind of tablet...
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChodTheWacko:
Hello XDA world,

My note 2 has been having the occasional fit.

By fit, I mean the screen goes unresponsive, and the capacitive buttons might light up.

I have to hold the power button and reboot.

It is intermittent. One day it want totally crazy and after the reboot, it hung again before it even finished booting.

I've noticed if I try to do anything while it's booting up, it's even more likely to hang. It hung during 5 restarts in a row which almost drove me insane.

Then it totally stopped for days. Then the occasional hang. Then today it decided to go insane again and lock up 20 times in a row.

How the #($#@ do I debug this?

Some notes:

1) I don't see anything in logcats. I've tried various programs, and just doing a "logcat > logcat.out &" in terminal window.

I'm thinking my phone is hanging before it's able to flush the logcat output to memory.

2) It happens if I have no sdcard in the phone, so it's not that.

3) I'm now trying to uninstall programs that 'auto startup'. It's hard to tell if it works since it's intermittent. Hangs could be a week apart.

4) Is there any way to memory test the memory inside the phone? Once I was trying to copy the logcat off the phone via MTP and it hung. Could be coincidence.

5) There are signs of 'degrading death'.

a) I have 'show touches' in options turned on. At some point the screen isn't responding.

For example, if I'm at the lockscreen - I can see that it is registering my touches. (the option makes dots appear where you touched the screen). However the phone doesn't unlock (i.e. the thing that you click and drag to unlock doesn't appear').

I can still see processes running/not running (the 'show cpu usage' option.).

Or, if I'm at the launcher, I can touch the screen, home screens don't scroll.

b) After being in state 'a' for a while, the screen eventually goes black and that's that.

My phone is now in a 'totally refuse to work' state now, hanging after every reboot.

I'm trying to uninstall anything/everything - there's a program I'd ideally like to back up before I wipe.

- Frank
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChodTheWacko:
The widgets take forever to load after startup sometimes, which is usually precursor to a hang.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yeminswe:
Is your cpu temperature high when your problem encounter?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] optimusPRIME:
SDS!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] MegaHz:
Hi,

I am new to this forum. u are doing a great job.

I just received a vodafone vpx.

the devicedata.txt shows:

PH20B2

B2

WWE

E

VODAP001

1.22.00

0 0

1.22.155

1.06.00 06.00

are there any available upgrades for this model? I have noticed some crashing and is slow sometimes.

thanks in advance.

Andreas
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] gubbilo144:
Does anyone know a way to root the at&t mega yet,or if the international version clockwork recovery and root method would work for the att mega
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] Gotroot:
Good question but I seen a post somewhere for root idk bout cwm
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] boilrmakri:
Root On Another Site

I found a process for rooting on the androidfannetwork.com website. But haven't tried it yet.

boilrmakri
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] ac19189:
Root has already been done put your phone in dev mode under settings install kies for phine drivers hook up phone via data cable and use Kingoapp.com to root the i527 att version we have yet to unlock the bootloader
[General Questions and Answers] Farfromlies:
I dont know if this is the correct place to post this

The thing is i have a 7 inch atvio tablet working on android 4.1 i guess but i unable to unlock, i dont know the password, how can i flash it o what?

I appreciate any help
[General Questions and Answers] csr021:
These are the steps for reset a tablet ATVIO MID7108, maybe it works for you because you don't wrote your model.

1.- You must start with your tablet turned OFF.

2.- Press the VOLUME UP button and hold it so, then press the POWER botton too, don't release.

3.- Around 10 seconds release the POWER button (still pressing the VOLUME UP) until ATVIO logo.

4.- When ATVIO logo appears, release the VOLUME UP button and give a moment to the tablet.

5.- The menu with several options will appear, and look for WIPE DATA / FACTORY RESET

6.- Move with the volume keys up that option and the press POWER button to choose.

In this way you eliminated all the settings of your tablet. It will look like the first day you bought it.
[General Questions and Answers] Farfromlies:
thank you so much
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] TechSavvy2:
I wanted to just add a comment to a thread somewhere expressing a valid point in regards to s-off.....but it should almost be said in all of them so here it is.

A lot of people have growing concerns regarding s-off ever being re-accomplished with the new hboot versions (1.54 etc). People say that when the VZW S4 can't even get unlocked, how do we expect this to ever happen for HTC? An extremely large oversight that people are missing here is that yes, the VZW S4 community is very large. And with regards to unlocking the bootloader, you could also include the AT&T crowd into the mix as its kinda a dual deal. But these are the only two carrier devices being effected by the bootloader issue. Both carriers xda communities combined. However, when it comes to s-off for our device, you're not just involving VZW users. Or just adding another carrier to the mix. You literally have EVERY HTC One around the globe effected by this circumstance. So not only do you have vzw devs working on it, but at&t, tmo, sprint, rogers, bell, etc etc etc etc etc.....all of am around the globe. There are FAR FAR FAR more people interested in this than there are people for other bootloaders for other devices. This is the advantage of owning a worldwide single-product release.

So yes, I say there is a significantly larger hope for s-off being achieved than most people give credit for.

EXAMPLE - look at how many devices were effected by moonshine/revone and tell me how many phones/carriers were obtainable through this....:good:
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] K-OtiK:
Boy I hope you're right lol
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] PapaSmurf6768:
Didn't really think about it this way, +1 for I hope you're right.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] ScottIsMyName:
The problem is that when the bootloader isn't locked down, there's very little reason for people to really get S-OFF
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] antp121:
S-off shouldn't be our concern. Unlocking the bootloader should be our main concern, along with root. In all honesty, s-off isn't even necessary and most people don't even know what it actually does. It could cause more harm than good.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] PapaSmurf6768:
S-Off is fun though, I used to love being able to flash radios whenever I wanted on my Thunderbolt without an RUU. Flashing custom splash screens was fun too.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] josh995:
All I want is the Google Edition rom, or as close as we can get to it.

If s-off isn't necessary for that, then I'm not concerned about s-off. I mean I hope it happens for the people who want it though

Sent from my HTC One.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] antp121:
You can install newts Google edition with an unlocked bootloader, s-off not necessary.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] crazyg0od33:
do you need s-off for boot animations? I want that google play edition animation
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] antp121:
Nope. Just root. Splash screens need s-off.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] MajikUF:
S-OFF is nice if we can't get an unlocked bootloader through HTCDEV. At this point, I'll take what I can get. I am waiting to pull the trigger on the phone now that HTC shut off the unlocking option. There might be a step where we can:

1- get s-off

2- unlock bootloader / load custom recovery

3- disable s-off (s-on again)

squabbi has built a nice AIO toolkit and I suspect when something is found for our hboot (or another attack vector is found) the toolkit can be modified to include the verizon version. I think once we (verizon people) can change the CID, we will be able to unlock the bootloader and it will be a non-issue.

Maj
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] antp121:
If we got s-off then the bootloader wouldn't even matter.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] MajikUF:
I updated my #2 to add flashing custom recovery.. I currently have my rezound s-off, but I never liked it being s-off. I always prefer being s-on for extra protection. (a phone condom if you will)
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] shook187:
Take from a someone who owed a ONE from various carriers, S-off is overrated.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] antp121:
Yeah. I remember when I screwed up my rezound. Then I fixed it, put up a guide and got hated on lol

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This^ I tell everyone this. They think they need s-off when really they are just too lazy to flash a boot img.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] 123421342:
What about aroma kernels? It is not overrated. Sometimes a boot img cannot be extracted and like I said it makes aroma flashing impossible (maybe TWRP dumlock supports it not sure). Even so, its nice knowing the carrier can never lock my device or unroot it. And as of now, no one else can unlock their device. So no, S-off is not overrated. Just so everyone knows, s-off will not be achieved until the newest hboot is cracked. I am not sure if its possible but if it is, it will probably take a few months. Good luck to everyone working on it
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] Syn Ack:
S-Off is kind of a big deal. You can remove that tampered flag when you unlock your boot loader. Hell you can unlock your phone without losing all your data and flagging that tampered line. Most people enjoy peace of mind of being able to relock the bootloader without tampered so the factory warranty and other securities are still available to them.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] TechSavvy2:
As much as I want s-off, these are definitely not the reasons why.... I'm contempt with what I'm doing to my warranty.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] antp121:
But there is also a risk you could ruin your phone if you do something wrong. I enjoy s-off but people need to understand what they are truly doing to their phones before they do something they can't undo.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] TechSavvy2:
Take it from someone whom also owned a HTC One that was s-off on other carriers.... you are completely wrong. :)