yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] crushalot:
Yep, then it seems the pinouts on the USB connector have been damaged. Bummer.

On the plus side consider this: AT&T will probably still give you device exchange without charging you a fee. First, they mostly don't care about users modding their phones. Secondly there are so many exchange requests coming into them for the One, that all the defective units will just be sent back to HTC directly by AT&T and at that point HTC is not going to bother to go back to AT&T and say listen this list of devices were modified. If they did, that would create a backlog on work for AT&T to match the records to owners and then contacting them and trying to prove that the user did this so far removed from the exchange that it doesn't make business sense to them.

I have seen AT&T users report that they have sent in devices that were extremely modified and obvious, but AT&T proceeded with the exchange anyway because they would rather keep you as a happy customer than spending time trying to prove what you did was the only cause of the failure. Users have even sent back total bricks that they created by doing something stupid and AT&T still replaced the device without question.

When you modded the phone, that basically ended AT&T's obligation to help you with any service/software related issues, but the modding did not void the hardware warranty and it seems your device has a hardware issue that was unlikely caused by the software modifications.

The key in your case would be to do the defective device exchange via phone/mail and not via the walk in device service center.

If you don't want to do this because of the possible risk of flagging by them, then I may be willing to buy your bricked device if you are not going to do anything with it. PM if interested.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Clselfridge:
Thanks for taking the time. And for the offer. I will weigh my options and possibly be pming you about that.

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[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Clselfridge:
So I decided to do the warranty exchange. The replacement will be here on Tuesday. Thanks for the help everyone.

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[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] uoY_redruM:
Never mind.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Jamaikanos:
How can i swap the internal memory on xperia mini?

Is there any possibility of bricking my phone?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Gustavo RD78:
a few months ago I wrote this to use in my Xperia Mini

it works fine ;)
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rezakorn:
delete this post please!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ndy78:
Hello,

my biggest annoyance with all recent Samsung phones (S3,S4, Note II) is whenever you pass the phone over to someone - to show a video/pic/website - the oversensitive hardware on/off button will be pressed accidentally 95% of the times. This holds also true for the sensible volume rocker, but having to turn on the phone again, unlocking it, going to the app and selecting your video or photo again is really obnoxious.

A solution like

- a widget

or

- a switch in the pull down menu

that turns the hardware buttons on and off would be perfect.

Appreciate any help or advice,

Andy
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laziafbaito:
One possible solution for now, a bumper or a case :)

It helps, as it makes the buttons deeper.

Sent from my GT-N7100

ROM: ARHD 19

KERNEL: RedPill 1.47
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yeminswe:
Flash simplistic framework..then you can disable capacitive button from quick setting..
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] cbrow51:
I currently have an O2 XDA2s and am considering switching to the Wizard for the larger, more legible keyboard (who at O2 came up with the idea of pairing a blue backlight with turquoise special characters on the xda2s keyboard!!?), a higher resolution camera and what I hope will be (based on reading the Magician Forum) a better overall integration of features.

I use my device for business and so receive a lot of "real time" e-mail via our GoodLink service and do a fair amount of teleconferencing.

One of the limitations of the current collection of devices is that when yu are on the phone, no e-mails are received. As soon as you hang up, they all start to download/ be pushed to the device.

In reading about the dula processor architecture on the Wizard, it raised the question of whether the Wizard would be capable in theroy, or better yet practice! :wink: of receiving and displaying an e-mail while you are on the phone..??

Does anyone know or care to offer an opinion?

Regards

Chris
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] ShALLaX:
If youre receiving the emails by GSM/ GPRS then while you are in a phonecall you wont be able to receive them... however, maybe if you can use WiFi simultaneously with GSM you might be able to.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] cbrow51:
Hi ShALLaX

Many thanks. That's the same as the Blue Angel then... Interesting idea about the wi fi connection though... I will try that and see if it works on my xda 2s. Will let you know.

Wonder if the Universal will have the capability, as it appears its using a separate 3G modum for data..?

Regards

chris
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] cbrow51:
Well some good news here is that you can indeed send and receive e-mails via wi fi at the same time as being on the phone.

So the moral of the story is.... always do your teleconferences from Starbucks¡:-)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] ShALLaX:
Heheh, good job! ;)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] t0flus:
As far as I know...the GPRS class in both BlueAngel and Wizard supports calls and GPRS activity at the same time. But the GSM network you are connected to must allow it. None of the networks here in Norway allows it :(

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[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] cbrow51:
Hi t0flus

Thats very interesting... that must be why it does not work in the us either.... I will be interesting to see if the wizard behaves any differently. Will hopefully be able to try it out in a couple of weeks :-)

Regards

chris
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] wardy:
I can confirm that the Jam does this , as my TomTom GPS accepts calls while updating Traffic info over GPRS. Hope this helps.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Paragon:
I think you experiencing a delayed reaction. The data must have been recieved before the call began, but was only rendered on the screen after the call was started.

The ability to receive data and use voice at the same time is dependent on the type of modem. In order to do it the device must have a class "A" modem. PPC Phone Edition devices use class"B" modems. Class "B" only allows one at a time, either voice or data.

Dave
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] wardy:
Not sure, all I know is as part of the setup with TomTom 700 it asks you if you want to recieve calls and access Internet at the same time. I chose this option and it seems to work. Well I've had no problems yet.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Paragon:
Here is a link that explains it. Scroll down till you see the explanation for class B. All Pocket PC Phone Edition devices that I know of use class B modems.

http://www.gsmworld.com/technology/gprs/class.shtml

Dave
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Southern_Man:
Chris

No GSM Network in the world allows simultaneous GSM call and GPRS - the technology can't do it (at least what's in operation can't).

In UMTS land, you typically get allocated 128kbps of bandwidth... during a call, 64kbps is reserved for voice/video, and 64 is available for data download.

So to answer your question - yes in UMTS land, yes with wifi as the data bearer

:D
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] cbrow51:
Thanks Southern Man! Where have you been?... and where is that new O2 UK !.40 ROM with the Blackberry client for the xda2s? :wink:

Regards

Chris
[Galaxy Tab General] ohhacker:
do step by step these Instructions for flashing any ROM on GT-P1000 :

1- first you must install Samsung USB drivers from attachment

2- then you must root your device

you can root p1000 2.3.X with DoomLord V4

download Doomlord then extract into your pc

set your device in USB debugging mode then connect via usb cable into pc

go to folder and run as administrator mode "runme.bat" file

press any key and waiting until your device restarts

if you see "SuperUser" icon in apps root be successful

3- galaxy tab p1000 is an old android device so you cannot flash cwm recovery with "Rom Manager"

you must flash recovery with odin

download Odin 3 v1.7

download recovery file "http://www.mediafire.com/?q8s0wnj1s6109gc"

open odin and unchecked "Re-partion" *** if u check this maybe brick your device!!

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2230439&stc=1&d=1378154387

click on PDA and open recovery file that you download

turn off your device

then hold volume- with power button , go to downloading mode

connect tablet via usb to pc , waiting for installing drivers

goto odin if you see yellow COM text its ok ,,

click on START button and waiting until restarting your device

now recovery cwm is installed

4- download your favorites rom and copy it into your sd card folder

5- turn off the device and hold volume+ with power button for 10-15 sec

up = volume +

down = volume -

select = power

Make a Nandroid backup before you install the new ROM.

go to wipe cash and do it

go to factory reset and do it

go to advanced and wipe calvik and wipe battery stat

then go back and select install zip from sd card

select your ROM file and tap power button , wait for installing rom

after you see Successful text you can reboot device and Enjoy from your new ROM ;)

if you see this error : install aborted (status 7)

go to mount and storage then unmount "/system"

then format "/system" and "/data"

try again and it will be ok !!

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[Galaxy Tab General] EL_BELLACO:
what files i have to use for p1N?
[Galaxy Tab General] ahmedatia13:
Stuck at pc ! mobile screen

While doing the steps, after I pressed start Odin said "fail!" with a red square above the yellow com12 square, I disconnected the device and connected it again but ended t this screen with mobile ! pc

thanks
[Galaxy Tab General] dedito:
whats is version of this CWM ?
[Galaxy Tab General] neteater:
there are thousand of such tuts are here.. atleast provide some roms

even if you dont wipe your data new rom will be installed i tested it

nandroid backup are rubbish just try to restore from nandroid backup and your tab will be bricked( my personal exp 4 days ago)
[Galaxy Tab General] onlii:
Is Doomlord handling 2.2 tabs also, or I need 2.3 somehow? Kies is not offering a fw update.
[Galaxy Tab General] Ali Naqi:
Error

Hey XDA,

I Have a gt-p1000 , i rooted it succesfully using ut methods and wanted to install cwm . I tried by ur method but ended up bricking

I unbricked using ur method and now a prob arises

I get the superuser icon in my laucncher but i have lost root access ..

What to do ... Please Help
[Galaxy Tab General] Ali Naqi:
U cAN unroot it using xda 's unbrick method

Unfortunately u have bricked ur device but no big issue and i did it so its very easy
[Galaxy Tab General] Ali Naqi:
evry time i try this i end bricking my device ....

Pls help i wanna install a custom rom on it
[Galaxy Tab General] priyana:
Use overcome method. Follow my signature.
[Galaxy Tab General] hamada3381:
If i rooted only the tab will be formatted?
[Galaxy Tab General] TechExhibeo:
noo

no rooting will not delete any data :D
[Galaxy Tab General] FaridAlkorashy:
I think there is a problem with the recovery file

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If you will use "Installing Stock Rooted Rom" method then it will be formatted, but if it's rooting with some file then i think it's ok
[Galaxy Tab General] ApkFiles.com:
I completed step 3, it said that all completed but now it is stuck in a restart loop, it shows some error colors (see image), then it shows Samsung logo, vibrates 3-4 times and it restarts again.

I cannot seem to get it recovery mode (UP+Power), download mode enters OK (Down+Power).

Any ideas ?
[Galaxy Tab General] brvl66:
suite?

do you have solved this problem? I have the same picture after installed the CF-Root-TAB7_XX_OXA_JQ1-v3.3-CWM3RFS.tar file.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab General] ApkFiles.com:
I was able to fix mine using instructions from a different topic, it was about the "Overcome" (images, rom or whatever was that), the file name is "The_Installation_Guide_The_Overcome_Experience.pdf" and at some point it tells you to load around 3 different files in that program, and flash them all.

After this I was able to put Cyanogen images on card and easy install them with the ClockWork mod loader.
[Galaxy Tab General] ndrsconschrtysvcs:
Yeah. Do not panic if the video is hosed. I also got strange disruptions when following 'some online guides'.

The closest guide I have found that works to upgrade from Stock reliably, is the process mentioned on https://goo.im/devs/cmwiki/p1/p1c/ (Verizon CDMA P1000). I only have the CDMA version, not the SIM card version.

This is undergoing major revisions. I hope. I can say there are two (2) Verizon SCH-I800 recovery images available now. One that works is the ODIN image from TheCollective.

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2383201

TheCollective repository http://www.theandroidcollective.org/i800/public/

I have tested this image. It works.

I recovered the device after a working 2.3.5 stock was running (from the other viable stock image) and I wanted to flash a modem.bin from heimdall. Mistake. Device locked up at 100% along with heimdall, and a forced reboot (hold power down) only gave the

PHONE - ! - COMPUTER

screen.

It would also work to restore from Download mode, with ODIN and TheCollective stock.

I have never gotten the modem working again, though.
[Galaxy Tab General] CincoNuestro:
Hi there, where can I get a superuser flashable zip for P1000? I changed from cyanogenmod to omnirom and I have lost root access.
[Galaxy Tab General] priyana:
Are you sure? I am using Omnirom and I have super user.

You mean you don't have the SuperSu or whatever icon in app tray.

Go to Settings, scroll down all the way, above "about tablet" and performance, is there a SuperSu option?
[Galaxy Tab General] adityanath005:
i opened downloading mode but Odin is not showing anything i install given or i download latest usb driver
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] piratekingdan:
Hey guys,

Just got my One and I love it, but I was hoping for an AOSP release. Due to some hurdles regarding keeping my unlimited data (long story short, my university has a corporate contract with Verizon that lets me keep unlimited data and get new phones, so I pay them) I missed the day 1 release.

I know we don't have an unlocked bootloader or S-Off, and while I know my way around a command line, I'm far from the talent that will eventually crack the bootloader open.

So my question is, why does Verizon lock the phone in the first place? There's a number of people in these forums who keep saying "Verizon sucks, I'm leaving" over the issue, and while I know XDA Users are >5% of the total ownership, how does Verizon benefit from keeping us out of our phones? We had the day 0 unlock, so it's not like HTC is against it.

Thoughts? I'm curious as to know the motivation behind hindering open development.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] wtoj34:
This has always concerned me as well. I know tethering is probably a big deal, as well as removing bloat, but besides that I think they just want to be in control over the software. Part of this makes sense but pushing software updates that can brick an already rooted device is a little overkill.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] Murrda:
Well one simple answer is for warranty issue purposes... You have quiet a few people who don't know what they are doing when unlocking their devices whether it be s-off or just unlock in general and can have a bad flash depending on the process rendering the phone unusable (aka bricked) at that point the users first thought is "well I'm just going to go to Verizon and tell them my phone is borked and get a free one" .....

It's a terrible thing to do because you are basically stealing from the company that is providing you for your own error/negligence.

Another for a lot of users is free tethering apps that require root privileges where as Verizon wants you to use their own tethering app where they can monitor the use and charge you for the data usage as well..

Their is a number of different reasons they do it and it's all BS because quite frankly we are paying good money for these things and should have every right to do what we please with them!
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] jcase:
It cuts down on warranty fraud, service frauds (wifi tether etc), and potential network abuses.

Locked bootlaoders/secure phones are also a must for the business class customer, which they cater to
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] PizzaSauce:
This is also what I believe the reason is as well.

I like talking about rooting/modding on social media with other involved Android users. But there's also the people that have an Android and see us talking about the benefits then asking if we can root their phone for them. My usual reply is that if you can't figure out how to do it yourself, you shouldn't be messing with your phone's file system.

Many of these people are the kind that would try to exploit the warranty if they screwed up their own phone. I personally know a few that have tried and failed rooting their phone but got a replacement from VZW.

Every device they have to give out due to failed rooting is a device they could have made $200+contract on.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] Murrda:
I mean realistically if you think about it HTC basically gave us the go ahead with htcdev it's Verizon that is being the pain in the you know what. If they really wanted to be tool bags then let us do what we please as using the htcdev site we are already agreeing that we understand the consequences of agreeing to unlocking the device and for those that decide to do so should not be granted support for our device if anything goes wrong... That's how I feel!
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] Lykarsis:
It would be kind of nice if we could sign something with Verizon basically waiving any right to any kind of warranty replacement if they would allow is to unlock. I'd sign it. I'm always careful about what I flash so I would happily agree. I never thought about the tethering thing though.

Sent from my HTC One
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] sanders539:
I agree with the last two posts. We already agreed to void our warranty by using htcdev in the first place. I can halfway understand the tethering. They already keep track of the data we use. I pay for 4 gigs, I should be able to use it via tethering if I want to.

Sent from my phone using an app
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] Ovy13:
For one, they want you to fall prey to the pre-installed bloat. But also because it costs them money if you have to keep using their customer service resources to figure out problems concerning your phone that it was never meant to do in the first place. They don't want to pay someone to be on the phone with a guy who hacked his device into oblivion unnecessarily. The costs of warranties is in addition to that. It does make business sense, as much as it irks the rest of us. And boy does it irk us... I planned to debloat my device the hour I got it but missed the HTCDev window by 12 hours thanks to a f**k up at my local retail store.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] JaeKay:
corporate customers, id believe
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] mlin:
This is basically what the HTCDev.com unlock entailed. You agree to voiding your warranty upon unlocking the device. I'm totally cool with this and it's why I proceed with caution and carry insurance.

As far as tethering and security, these concerns exist with devices that are solely rooted and it seems root exploits are frequently found in even the most "secure" devices. Do locked bootloaders stand in the way of root? From what I've seen the answer seems to be no. That said, how does locking the bootloader make the phone that much more "secure" for the corporate clientele?
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] Indirect:
Actually on HTC's, locked bootloader does prevent root exploits (not the exploit themselves, but maintaining root after the initial attack on the device) by having write protection as well as a write lock on the device from the bootloader as well (write protection is from the kernel)
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] Lykarsis:
Well, in the case of most HTC devices, and unlocked bootloader does stand in the way of permanent root. Nothing you change holds through a reboot. I don't know for sure if it stop you from tethering.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] RebelShadow:
It doesn't stop you from tethering, just makes it a bit harder. FoxFi is a good example, I'm locked yet foxfi still allows me to tether and set up a hotspot. I think PDAnet also works for USB tethering but not totally sure on that one.

Sent from my gimped not yet unlocked Verizon One :(
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] mlin:
Ah, good to know. Thanks, I didn't realize this though now that you mention it, it does remind me of the EVO3D days when we were having trouble maintaining root through a reboot.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] bulvine420:
Its all tethering or hotspot you can cancell your home internet and just use lte

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So foxfi does work? Pay app or free? Only reason I want to root unlock is for this my note 2 is rooted unlocked. So I can use that for my flash addiction
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] nrfitchett4:
maybe if your home internet consists of one device, but LTE is too variable to be a viable home internet solution for me. I'll keep my cable 50 connection (hopefully upping to 100 in the next year).
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] djnarcotics:
as far as the tethering goes I"m not so certain that's the issue if you think about it AT&T and Verizon offer free tethering via their carrier apps so no point in making that an issue also to add to that you are given a set limit on how much data you use (I.E 2GB,4GB,6GB, & Etc) not like in Sprint's case where they offer you "Unlimited Data" (Albeit at a slower speed) still gives you the opportunity to abuse it. So as i see it they are two different cases so it shouldn't make a difference whether you use their app or a third party app.and going with what every one else has stated if we are going thru the TRUE manufacturer of the phone and they are allowing us a viable option to get what we seek with their disclaimers included then why block us out from getting what we require and what we paid for ?
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] nrfitchett4:
what are you talking about? He has unlimited data as do alot of us. Verizon required those on unlimited data to pay 30 a month for tethering.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] scarshapedstar:
It's all to force you to pay more.

They killed the FM radio so that you have to use more data and run over your cap (if you're in that sad lot with limited data). And they block bootleg hotspots so that you have to pay for that too. Etc, etc.

If we can root, we can have devices that are as good and cheap to use as the ones on the other carriers, and that's not allowed.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karl_azytzeen:
Im tunned in about HTC One, and i know that some weeks ago a compatibility update + google keyboard was released.

But today I got my one.

First of all it comes with 4.2.2 (i dont know how i can check bootloader version), My operator si Orange Spain by France telecom, and i has no 4G

And just when start it i get this update 1.47Mb v5.0

Anyone knows anythig about what can this be?

PS: I had updated the phone and later do a factory reset and it needs to be updataed again.

Txs
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] herwegan:
so what exactly is your problem/question?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karl_azytzeen:
What is this update?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danxyoo:
I want to remove the wake up animation in my htc one because it litteraly takes 1 to 1.5 seconds to wake up and i find it really frustrating.

My rom is cyanogenmod 10.2