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[Nokia Lumia 920] langsalang:
Thanks for you reply. Did what you said but it did not help at all. It's not like my data isn't working. It's just on EDGE all the time. Sometimes I don't even get calls through and later get message from EE saying I had a miss call. Called Orange (runs on EE) about it and they said maybe its my sim. So tried it on my iPhone and I get 3G straight away. Need to ring them again. But their call waiting time is ridiculous. Called them yesterday and call queue was 2 hours!!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] frozenreality44:
is this possible I didn't see the band for it but is it there a hack to make it work or it just plain doesn't work thanks
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Heisenberg:
I don't have your answer, but just wanted to let you know that questions go in the q&a section. I'll ask to have the thread moved, more people will see it in q&a.

Sent from my Evita
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] 954wrecker:
Works great in San Diego

Sent from my HTC One XL
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] JayDream:
It works, but unless you are in a refarmed tmobile area, you will not be able to use their 4g service with the one x, only 2g
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] mmgirlmm:
Dear All, Who can upload the Dopod818 1.12.0CHT Rom to share for us, Thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whatsisnametake2:
hi folks,

can anyone explain to me how the the available internal memory is reported in settings->storage on the i9505? mine seems pretty nonsensical.

its reported as follows:

total space 9.25gb

applications 1.74gb

pictures videos 12.54mb

audio 240kb

downloads 20mb

miscellaneous 435mb

available 2.32gb

furthermore, es file explorer is reporting that 6.92gb out of 9.25gb available memory is used, which matches the 2.32gb available reported in settings->storage.

so where is the remaining 4.7gb??!?

i used the sd card analyser in es file explorer to see what's going on and where the data is but adding up all the data there does not account for the missing 4.7gb??

any clues?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] malybru:
Hi,

Have you perhaps made a nandroid backup which saved to your internal memory?

:)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whatsisnametake2:
hi malybru. no - i've done nandroid to extSdCard. if i had mistakenly done it to internal, the data would show up in the clockworkmod folder anyway, which it doesn't.

i have flashed to official BTU roms from odin, without wipe, and rooted afterwards each time. could this have anything to do with it?

when i attach the phone to my windows laptop and examine the internal memory in windows explorer, under properties the phone memory is saying 6.92gb used out of 9.25, yet when i select all the files and go to properties, it only adds up to 500-500mb?!?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] malybru:
Hi,

I use a great app from the market,called "FX File Explorer"

It has a "View " button at the bottom of the page which will show you a breakdown of the data on your phone.

Click it when you are in your Main Storage.

It might help to locate some stuff that should not be there.

If not,it's still a great app to have.

:)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whatsisnametake2:
yes es file explorer has the same thing. there's no sign anywhere of the missing 4.7gb data! all the files add up to about 600mb.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whatsisnametake2:
i still have no clue about this. how about if i backup all the files, reformat internal storage in recovery, copy files back?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dannyella:
i had this problem before.. then i checked data/media.. there should only be 3 folders there which are: 0, legacy and obb.. move every other folder to 0.. hope this helps..
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whatsisnametake2:
you sir are a genius. that was it. there was a clockworkmod folder in data/media with a nandroid backup in it. deleted it and missing storage recovered! thanks!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeiss74:
every now and then when i pull my Verizon S4 out of my front pocket (screen off), it seems locked up when i try to wake it. sometimes the bottom buttons are lit up (menu, back) but the phone is unresponsive. i hit the power button a few times, or hold it for a while, press home, or whatever, and it generally reboots eventually. any idea what could be going on?

could this be a samsung sensor that it is in my pocket? i don't think it has ever happened outside of my pocket, but is has happened 3-4 times now.

it never feels warm, so i don't think it is overheating. i have a TPU case, so i don't think the power button is getting hit (although maybe it is).

i'm on Beans 6 with the KT kernel, but i think (i'm not positive) that it happened even when on stock.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] francis1987:
Iv had very similar problems, and have been doing some reading, and it looks like it could be battery related... some one on another forum (could be this one cant remember) said that they had the same issue with there stock battery... I have just replaced my battery yesterday, ill post back later 2day\2moro.

For me when it was in this locked up mode and i connected the charger, the state of the phone was like it was fully off, the green battery charging icon would be shown on the screen, and then i could use the power button to turn the phone back on.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeiss74:
interesting. let me know what you find.

since this is happening when m phone is asleep (unlike many complaints about it happening when using specific apps) I am curious if it may be related to my KT kernel tweaks, which i copied from an expert, and which set certain CPU parameters to save battery when the phone is asleep. i'm going to try reverting those to default, or maybe try a different kernel.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] francis1987:
Hey Mate, so far the phone has been real solid, iv had no lockup or anything with this new battery... still could be coincidence.. but its working great!
[General Questions and Answers] louis83:
ood evening friends, I ask for your support, I need to load prl to a kyocera c5170 achieved and enable mobile boss, set sid, nid, number, min etc, and I have the spc too, here my problem is that I want to load prl using QPST or workshop but neither reconose the device in my file manager detects KC02US KYOCERA USB serial port, but I never detected any program to work the equipment and charge prl, could explain the correct procedure please, for your attention to my fellow post thank you very much.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] belek1979:
I've got Android Revolution GE 3.2. I would like to test for few days AR HD 12. I made a backup in CWM. Could I make a restore in AR HD, or should I install AR GE first? Is restore as stable as RUU ROM?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajr901:
Could you explain that a little better? I'm afraid I didn't exactly understand. I would like to give you an answer, but first I'd like to make sure I know exactly what you're trying to do or asking about so that I don't give you a wrong answer or mislead you.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dano79:
restore is stable yes just flash whatever rom you wanna use if you dont like said rom restore your back up
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] belek1979:
thank you

so:

1 I make a backup of my ROM (AR GE with Android 4.3) in CWM

2 I install new ROM (AR HD Android 4.2.2) for testing

3 I make a recovery of my backup and I have exactly the same system (with data, apps, settings, sms, wifi history, etc) as in point 1?

or should I make:

3a Install exactly the same ROM as in backup

3b Then restore a backup from point 1

???
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IINexusII:
yes just restore and it will be just like it was before you installed ARHD, no need to do 3a and 3b
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] belek1979:
so restore works more like a complete RUU then like google backup?

thank you
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IINexusII:
yes
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] belek1979:
any idea id Koush gonna fix extremely long time of backup/restore in 6.0.4.X? now it takes 40 min, when on 6.0.3.X it was few minutes!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BananaStroker:
Hello everyone, new user here - apologies in advance if I'm not following a rule or some related item. I've read the rules, etc, etc, but my mind isn't very good at retaining that sort of information so help me out if I'm doing anything wrong.

Two days ago I purchased a Samsung Galaxy S 4 and I freakin' love it. I've already installed a new launcher (Nova) and have done several changes to my device which puts it more into a zone that I am comfortable with, but after reading further into this I've learned that the best way to get the most out of your device is too root it and install custom ROMs. I'm heavily into the customization aspect of my devices and I'm usually quite knowledgeable about this sort of thing, however doing this on a phone is completely new to me. I've done things like Jailbreaking on iOS for my iPod (which was put to rest by this new guy), but on a phone this is all new to me, especially on a Samsung.

I'm Canadian and what I can gather from the various Q&A threads and various posts around the forum - is that the carrier and model number of your device are very important when rooting. I've checked and the information on my phone is as follows:

Model Number: SGH-I337M

Android Version: 4.2.2

Kernel Version:

3.4.0-897376

dpi@DELL157 #1

Not sure if more information is needed, but if it is, by all means ask and I shall provide.

Anyways, I'm looking into this all and I've found several threads - among which this one seems to provide the necessary information I need.

My question is, as is, and assuming I follow the instructions described in that thread, will I successfully root my phone without issues and be able to install/use custom ROMs, etc, or do I need to perform some actions such as downgrading my device firmware, changing something or other around, or whatever else may be neccessary? Or will I seriously screw up my phone?

Also as an added side note, my carrier is Rogers Wireless and that will be the only carrier used on the phone, do I need to unlock this thing or can I leave that as is? It doesn't seem like something I'd want to mess with, but will do if necessary.

Thanks in advance for any response! It's greatly appreciated, I just don't want to brick my new baby! :(
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] malybru:
Hi,

Let me direct you to THIS THREAD

You are quite right to root your device with Chainfire's method for the SGH-I337.

Use the rest of that forum ,including the "Stupid questions" thread,to find more information pertaining to your phone.

:)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] clank714:
Hello everyone! I did something to my ROM and now my phone won't charge, so I am looking for a stock rom so that I can return my phone to Verizon and I can get a new phone. MDK or ME7 doesn't really matter, as long as the Custom is gone from the bootloader, and the phone doesn't boot up with a Custom under the Samsung Logo. Thanks a ton in advance!

- Clank
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] hexitnow:
The stock odin images are in the dev section, both mdk and me7 with a guide on how to use odin as well. But youll only be able to use them if your usb port can still receive data. If not there are also stock roms that you can send to your phone via wifi and flash through custom recovery although you would still end up with the custom screen as im on a stock me7 rom and mine shows custom on boot. Triangle away is another option after you flash your phone to remove the custom screen. Then unroot afterwards.
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] midthus:
Hey, i've seen some people requesting a method to remove the ugly squares behind the icons, well here it is:

(Need root access)

- Download root browser

- Go inside (data) and delete the (skin) folder

- Reboot
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] Phenom2:
Just tried twice : after rebooting, the "skin" folder came back to life

B104 firmware

Envoyé depuis mon HUAWEI P6-U06 en utilisant Tapatalk 4
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] frdan:
?

Any news ? :crying:
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] alberto0o:
It work. But just rename file icons and create one empty file same called. It is inside skin folder.
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] ashkan-khatar:
You're a precious gem.
[HTC EVO 3D] hypemanisus:
Hey guys I don't know what to do next I'm stuck for like a day I have an evo 3d cdma rooted bt when I try to flash any rom it gives me

E:error in /twrp/sideload/package.zip

(Status 7)

Can someone help me
[HTC EVO 3D] jlmancuso:
Wrong thread but flash 4ext recovery and things will go better for you.
[HTC EVO 3D] hypemanisus:
Xda Close thread plz
[HTC EVO 3D] egzthunder1:
Thread moved to q&a.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Erikpasta123:
I tried rooting my nexus 7 (16GB 2013) with 4.3 installed on it today and I ran into an unusual error - It is stuck at the X logo after booting.

I have successfully unlocked my bootloader and installed a custom recovery - CWM v.6.0.3.7. I can access the bootloader and get into recovery mode fine. My nexus 7 is also showing up as an Android device only while in the bootloader - When I get into recovery mode it shows up as a portable device with a yellow exclamation mark next to it on my computer's device manager.

The problem is I'm not sure how to transfer any files to it in order to install any roms/fixes/etc. I can't boot and when I connect my tablet to my computer, while in recovery mode, it will not show up as a media device - So I'm not sure how to transfer any files to it. Also whenever I try performing a backup on CWM it gives me an error saying: "can't mount backup path." For some reason CWM can't mount my sd card, which I don't understand either. I'm hoping this is an easy fix, maybe I forgot a step but I don't want to try anything else yet without gathering more information about my problem. All I've done so far is installed the Android usb drivers on my computer, enabled USB debugging, Unlocked the Bootloader, and then Installed Clockwork Recovery Mod v 6.0.3.7. After the last step I am unable to boot or transfer files to the sd card.

Any help or suggestions are welcome and appreciated. Thank You!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] dhruvkataria:
Hi

Over last 2 months I have seen so much and read so much abt different ver of ROMs available.

O2 Asia - IS slow

IMate : Faster

Qtek: Boots up fast.

Which is the best rom to use. ... Do we have a common consensus on that.

Regards

I use a Asia ROM and Ver 13 Radio...
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] AdmiralAK:
I am about to upgrade my ROM - so the question is - "is there a major difference between ROMs other than speed?"

What is a recommended install?
[General Questions and Answers] radzer0:
So I figured a wireless charger will prevent my otterbox from stretching out and all. What ive found to be a pain in the ass compared to all videos ive seen. Every one people just throw the phone on top. Comes on charging. My phone complains for me to center the circle on the screen with the dot in the center of my QI charger.

Anybody else notice this? Or is the droid maxx just a pain in the ass to wireless charge?
[General Questions and Answers] sayedrman:
I think it's a good idea. This is the reason I bought the Palm Pre
[General Questions and Answers] sukonta:
good idea :good:
[General Questions and Answers] potatola:
Good to imagine that with one wireless charger at home, all you phones and tablets get charged automatically.
[General Questions and Answers] bluesn0w:
Good idea :thumbup::D
[General Questions and Answers] Rhedox:
I dont like wireless charging too much. Jt wasts energy and isn't much "stylier" than charging it in a dock.
[General Questions and Answers] clapper66:
Its nice but I prefer to charge via wire my s4 stock charger charges at 2 amps a second where as the wireless charger only charges at around .5 amps so instead of taking around 2 hours to charge it would take around 5 hours :).
[General Questions and Answers] chan.sk:
Hi, I think there are a couple of technical specs being quoted.

I think you meant the charger rating is 2 amps. Battery has a rating of amp/hr, but not chargers. They are only rated at amps. E.g., if a battery is rated at 60 amp/hr, and it is flat, to fully-charge using a 2 amp charger it will take about 30 hrs (30 * 2 = 60). That's only theoretical because other factors take into play: the condition of the electrolyte, the physical condition of the battery, the performance of the charger, ambient temperature and humidity, etc.

If charging at 2 amps take 2 hours, then charging at 0.5 amps will take 8 hrs (2.0 / 0.5 * 2 = 8)

In the above examples, I am assuming that the battery and charger Voltage rating is the same.

Just clarifying.
[General Questions and Answers] Oafed:
I want a spot in my car where you set your phone and it wirelessly charges while playing your music via bluetooth and doing calls/texts via bluetooth and voice. Set your phone there when you get in the car and it is fully powered, charging, and ties into everything. It needs some mechanism to keep the phone there (some sort of clamp?) and be positioned well for GPS usage.

Wireless charging will be awesome once there is a standard and it starts getting built into things like that.
[General Questions and Answers] Sanjay:
Good:thumbup:

Sent after :stirthepot:
[General Questions and Answers] -totonio-:
I'm scared about electromagnetic wawes, 3G and Wi-Fi already hurts, but the idea is good.
[General Questions and Answers] snmatias:
thats a good idea
[General Questions and Answers] AleeMer:
seems to be a good idea so far i like it
[General Questions and Answers] sommo89:
bad idea
[General Questions and Answers] 7eregrine:
That's the one thing I wish my phone had. Want this feature very bad.

Not to even mention for the no wear and tear on the Charging Port which can be a weakness.
[General Questions and Answers] amit6351:
wireless charging

which devices supports wireless charging
[General Questions and Answers] Zeuscluts:
It charges my phone slowly.

Stock charger takes 2.5 hours and wireless chargers takes 3-4 hrs to charge full.

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[General Questions and Answers] pilotdog68:
As much as i think it would be convenient, i still use my phone a lot when is charging, that's something you can't do with a pad
[General Questions and Answers] Bionic_Merlin:
Think of it as a transformer with the primary and secondary coils not firmly attached to each other. It's no more dangerous than any AC adapter. Of course, if they decided to make these chargers to work at a distance, there might be some risk. (shades of Tesla!)
[General Questions and Answers] ivan.untalan:
I totally agree, there should be thorough study on the electromagnetic waves not affecting the memory cards and the volatile storage inside the phone... might result in data loss?
[General Questions and Answers] goktahan:
What's the max amps that we can use during wireless charging
[General Questions and Answers] Panneer Selvam:
Good Idea....
[General Questions and Answers] ChrisMills83:
It depends on how practical it would be for you. If your cool with your phone having to be in that place for a long time to charge, then cool. For me this would not work though since my phone needs to be charged fairly often and I don't like having to wait.
[General Questions and Answers] adildroid29:
stop amicMru

I am waiting for the latest technology in wireless charging really can sit anywhere without saving hand held over wireless charging
[General Questions and Answers] saifer92:
good idea, but it must be improved...
[General Questions and Answers] vncrlsoriano:
Yeah it must be improve and efficient.
[General Questions and Answers] chan.sk:
The max amps for wireless charging or normal wired charging is the same. Usually about 1-2 amps.

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Due to the indirect (inductive) nature of the wireless charging, ie battery is not in direct contact with the electrical charging current, it is inefficient. The amount of electricity consumed (watts) by the wireless charger is very much more to than a normal charger, to produce a similar charging current (amp).

As a result, we can observe that wireless chargers are usually very much larger and bulkier in size than conventional chargers. Nowadays, we already have normal USB chargers that are built-in to the AC plug. When travelling, I would rather carry a conventional USB charger the size of an AC plug and a USB cable, rather than a bulky wireless charger.

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Nowadays, all phones will come with a standard micro or mini-USB connector anyway. The days of propriety charging/data connectors are past. I cannot find a reason for me to use a wireless charger.

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Wireless chargers are not new - they have been around for a long time. For safety reasons, electrical toothbrushes have to be waterproof and so they need to use wireless charging technology. The only difference between the ones used for toothbrushes and cellphones is the form-factor. The toothbrush that is shaped as a handle to fit the hand, whereas the cellphone which has a flat-back, so the toothbrush has to be charged standing up while the cellphone can be charged lying down.
[General Questions and Answers] Tutsumi:
It's a good idea, but it's not been ported over to the Western side of the world well enough. Phones still run very hot over Qi tech, and hot phones are dangerous.

What we should really be pushing for is Power over Wireless, which literally would power our phone just by being in a particular area.
[General Questions and Answers] steinak:
there should be more studies done on the thing. might harm someone
[General Questions and Answers] _jordan_:
I don't think wireless charging has any advantages over keeping the device plugged in. The phone still must be immobilized

Sent from my Xiaomi MI2S
[General Questions and Answers] Ne0x86:
I preffer clásic charguing

Enviado desde mi Samsung Galaxy Note II
[General Questions and Answers] Merkoen:
Can you charge wireless at the same time as you charge through USb, for faster charge, or will that just break your battery? :p
[General Questions and Answers] _jordan_:
Most devices limit the current to avoid damage.

Speaking of limited current, I am curious as to how much faster quick charge 2.0 will be.

Sent from my Xiaomi MI2S
[General Questions and Answers] claudi82:
What he said !
[General Questions and Answers] Bionic_Merlin:
The thing I really like about wireless charging is that it saves a lot of wear on the USB jack.
[General Questions and Answers] pleasurebd:
Don't no about any bad thing of wireless charging so far. This is one of best innovation by Nokia. I like the idea very much cause I have already screwed -up my Nokia N9 micro usb charging port. My next handset would be definitely enriched by this wireless charging feature.

Thanks

rugbylivestreaming.com.au
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TiagoDiazz:
I've Searched much about it before thinking open a thread, but I got nothing wich could help me.

Is there a way to boost music volume when using BT Headphones ? I'm on android 4.3 ProBam v4.4.2. tried few kernel ( like boeffla to adjust the sound volume but it doesn't seems to affect BT Sound)

Tried also alot of others version and roms 4.2.2 and 4.1.2 still no good.

the mod wich actually boost a little the volume was Viper4Android. but I got just a "little up" from the level I was.

My question is... is there anything I could do to boost the volume up using BT Headphones ?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wileykat:
Try Volume+ from market
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
See new Sound guide in General.