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[Nexus 7 (2013) General] segura.org:
I posted this in thread "Nexus 7 (2013) 4G/LTE stock image JSS15J", thought it should go in here too

Same thing happened to me. My account = 5GB DataConnect 5GB for 4G LTE Tablets

On the att.com/shop/wireless/plans/dataplans.html webpage

It says to the left of the girl on her tablet in bed "Data plans with Wi-Fi & tethering on the nation's fastest mobile broadband network. We've got you covered."

Now that is covered, this is what I found. When doing a Factory Restore, with SIM Card ejected, this is what I did.

Welcome >

Insert SIM card > Skip

Select Wi-Fi

Got Google? Yes

Google services > Unchecked "Bring apps, settings . . ."

Backup and restore > Unchecked "Bring apps, settings . . ."

This tablet belongs to . . . > Me!

Setup complete >

Settings > Wireless & networks > More

Ok so now I am in here. Tethering & portable hotpot show up

As soon as I plug in an AT&T SIM card, it disappears, never to be seen again until I do another factory restore.

I called AT&T and put the SIM in my iPad and they have to change the provisioning over to iPad from Android and Tethering was working fine in IOS. Back to Android (they changed the provisioning back), no go. Same thing even after another factory restore.

So it would seem, even if your account is allowed to have Tethering, if it is an AT&T SIM it will not work.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] jcgtreize:
Nexus 7 LTE now available from Google Play > Well, not here (in France) and I think nowhere else in Europe.

In addition, LTE frequency bands used in Europe are different. The most commonly used bands are 800MHz, 1800MHz, 2600MHz ( n°20 FDD, no 3 FDD, no 7 FDD)
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] cobyman7035:
no LTE canada versions?

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damn, how much per month are u paying? are u tethering to your home computer as well? i'd do that if it was really 'unlimited', do all the programs/apps work such as bit torrents?

im on rogers cable home internet paying around 80bucks for 40Mbps unlimited, i would love to tether unlimited cell data plan! way cheaper if its unlimited
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] stanglifemike:
I don't tether at home, I could, but I don't. I have 40mbps cable Internet at home. For Sprint, my bill is around $200 per month for 2 lines. My ex girlfriend is on my plan still an she pays me $100 every month, so I pay $100 myself. Sprint has unlimited data, an fortunately for me where I live, I get unlimited LTE 4G! Never got Sprint Wimax LTE in my area, so I'm thrilled to have LTE!! Love it!!!

SwiftKey'ed from my White Note 2 via XDA Premium HD
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mathieulh:
It's available on Amazon. I purchased mine there. (I am posting this from an LTE network on band 7 right now, so it's definitely working at 2600MHz)
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] HowardZ:
Can you please post the Amazon link?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mathieulh:
http://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B00ESDB8LK/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A1G0P08WHNB98J

Make sure to switch the vendor, the default one on the item is a rip off...
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] cmstlist:
The US version is compatible with Canadian LTE. You just need to get one :P

Note that it has our main LTE band (AWS) but not the Rogers LTE Max band (2600) all on the same unit. The European one has 2600 but not AWS.

It is forward compatible with both the lower and upper 700 MHz blocks that will be auctioned off soon.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Curare:
I find this very interesting! Was AT&T ok with you switching your SIM card from your iPad to N7?

I want to do this, but not sure if AT&T will take away my data plan for doing this.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] segura.org:
Sure why not. It is a Tablet data plan after all
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] udsi08:
guys, if i order tonight when can i expect the Nexus 7 LTE model. I need this info as my flight is on Saturday morning so before it should reach.

Do guys foresee any risk ?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] drowl87:
I ordered mine on the 9th and received it on the 12th so I'd think you'd be ok if you ordered today.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Bob Smith42:
I activated my Nexus 7 LTE on T-Mobile using the SIM from Google Play.

When I plugged in the SIM it launched a browser to activate on T-Mobile. There is a link to activate 2GB free for 30 days. I tried the same webpage on a PC web browser but it was different. The activation only worked on the Nexus 7 LTE device.

I signed up with name, birth date, 4 digit pin, email address, and password. Afterwards, I was able to login t-mobile.com and view account info.

The 2GB was prepaid service, so you cannot add or renew until *after* it expires. E.g.

https://my.t-mobile.com/Plan/Prepaid/SessionPass.aspx

You are currently on a 30 DAYS of 2 GB pass.

You cannot purchase a new pass until your current pass expires or you use up all your data.

Your current pass will expire on 10/15/2013 at 8:59 p.m.

We offer flexibility with our 4G data passes. Purchase a pass that’s valid for a month or a week.

Month Pass - 5GB $50

Month Pass - 3.5GB $35

Month Pass - 1.5GB $25

Week Pass - 300MB $15

The renewal options (*after* expires) were for credit card or $25 t-mobile refill card. They did not ask for credit card during the free service activation.

Hope this helps.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Curare:
Absolutely! Thanks for the info! Glad to know credit card info is not required in case they were to auto renew. That's something AT&T would do ;)
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] drowl87:
Can someone please post a screenshot of their N7 running LTE on AT&T? Mine seems to only connect to HSPA+.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Bob Smith42:
Wow. But, "sold out" is not the same as "This device is not for sale at this time". Not sure why it was pulled down in the US Google Play store. Sounds weird to me.

My theory: Maybe T-Mobile, other carriers, or government complained. Or, maybe you are right and they sold out.

An innovative Google tablet, first tablet on LTE, so maybe this is some legal *innovation* from the lawyers. Something to expect in the US.

And people criticize JBQ for over reacting. Any luck with Nexus 7 4G/LTE images yet? LOL
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] HowardZ:
I ordered one two days ago (Saturday)

You missed it by that much (Maxwell Smart)

The nexus 4 (8gb) says out of inventory - check back soon.

The nexus 7 LTE says it is not for sale at this time.

Perhaps this means it is discontinued?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Bob Smith42:
Yeah, joking aside, I think they stopped the nexus 7 LTE sales while they update their site to sell other new toys. It would be very nice to see more than just T-Mobile SIM selling with LTE model.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Bob Smith42:
It might be so people can't buy versions with JSS15J. The image now posted is Android 4.3 (JLS36C). Wild guess because maybe JSS15J allows AT&T tethering (need to test).

I was at Verizon yesterday, they tried to activate my IMEI on another account (I don't have one) but not recognized. Sad faces by manager.

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Yeah, both Nexus 4 8gb and 16gb, and Nexus 7 32gb LTE are all not for sale - all at the same time.

Something going on for sure. No way they all ran out of stock at the same time. Must be the interns run amok.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] cmstlist:
It's back to showing in stock, dispatches in 1-2 working days.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Tallon29:
Here is a picture of mine connected to LTE.

Also, I was one of the original to post that I didn't have tethering, and I do in fact have AT&T so it must be them that are disabling it. I am on the $30/mo plan for 3 GB. They also have a $50/mo plan for 5 GB that I believe would enable tethering based on my discussions with their salesperson. I don't have a need for tethering personally at the moment, but it would be nice to hear from somebody on the 5 GB plan.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] drowl87:
Thanks for verifying that LTE did indeed work on AT&T. A tech support rep confirmed yesterday that my 2012 Nexus 7's SIM that I was using is not compatible with LTE. I got a new SIM last night from a local store, popped it in, and still no LTE dice. I chatted with another tech guy today and he said that the plan that my N7 was on was not an LTE plan, but he couldn't enable it on the plan because it was giving him an error saying that my device was not compatible with LTE. I assured him that it is compatible, gave him the IMEI, he worked some magic on the back-end, and shazam - now it's working in all its glory!

I hope this helps anyone else who encounters the same issue down the road!
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] cmstlist:
To be clear, AT&T is not doing anything to your device that removes tethering. Google programmed the firmware to hide the tethering option on any and all AT&T SIMs. Their reasoning for this is still unclear.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] jonny1974:
Nice home screen. Would you tell me the name of your clock widget.

Thank you!
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] segura.org:
I have the 5GB Plan that supports Tethering (works on my iPad), and I can confirm that the Tethering and Hotspot is removed on the LTE. Don't understand why it is removed if it is a feature I am paying for.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] drowl87:
Thanks. I'm using Zooper Widget Pro and also the add-on Minarch for Zooper Widget.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mathieulh:
Mine shows "4G" rather than "LTE" on the network icon which is kinda odd. I have tried it on 2 different networks, it displays the same for both.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] segura.org:
Looks like the Nexus 7 LTE is available with AT&T SIM. Wonder if this has Tethering and Hotspot

play.google.com/store/devices/details/Nexus_7_32GB_WiFi_Mobile_data_Unlocked_AT_T_SIM?id=nexus_7_32gb_2013_lte_att
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] drowl87:
Interesting...looks like there's no free month with 2GB of data like the T-Mo version though. The $100 bill credit that they mention was available when I got my 2012 Nexus 7 back in February/March, so that doesn't seem like anything "new". I'd probably get the T-Mo version for the free month/2GB and then just add it to your AT&T plan a month later and still get the $100 credit...
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Bob Smith42:
Awesome idea. Good to see AT&T listed for sale along with T-Mobile both with LTE. Wonder where is Verizon?

There are now three Nexus 7 LTE variants on Google Play in US, but in reality they just toss in a SIM from AT&T or T-Mobile.

AT&T: We need a report from someone activating their Nexus 7 LTE using the Google provided AT&T SIM. I'm curious what are the default plan options (prepaid, postpaid, shared)? Also, will tethering be available or even possible on AT&T - both by default (Settings in Android OS) and otherwise (3rd party apps).

I plan to get prepaid AT&T of 3GB for 30 days using DataConnect Pass. The plan service mechanics are different than T-Mobile, but AT&T coverage is better in my area.

With AT&T DataConnect Pass you must sign up with credit card, and renewal is automatically charged on credit card. If you have overage you may buy 1GB increments for $10 each until plan renewal date. Each device in the DataConnect Pass account is locked (*Note) to SIM + IMEI + data plan of device. You can get a prepaid data plan of 3GB for $30 or other various amounts. I am not sure the DataConnect Pass will give LTE service out of the box with the Nexus 7 LTE device. It probably will work, but I will test LTE on DataConnect Pass in a month. Or, I might try other AT&T options as mentioned by [MENTION=4806938]drowl87[/MENTION].

*Note: I tried switching my SIM by adding a new device IMEI with existing SIM ICCID and got error: "SIM is already in use. Please use different SIM". I did not try deleting my existing device to "free" the SIM because it would kill my existing plan.

T-Mobile: 30 days for one activation of various data rates. Plan must expire or be used up before renewing. No credit card needed, $25 T-Mobile refresh cards or credit cards work. Activation was completed on tablet with LTE supported without any issue. Afterwards you manage your account on their website. Tethering is provided out of the box, so a 3GB plan is a good start, other prepaid plans are 300MB($15), 1.5GB($25), 3.5GB($35), 5GB($50).

Update: I got my AT&T prepaid SIM from my Nexus 7 2012 partially working in the Nexus 7 3G/LTE device. Even though I could not update my AT&T DataConnect account it did not matter. Details here.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Dakey:
Doe te LTE version is dual carrier enabled?

Because it's not specified in the connectivity specs, and here in France Lte is not yet available everywhere whereas dual carrier +42mbps works quiet well and it's cheaper plan.

So if you can check it it would be nice.

Thanks
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] jcgtreize:
Hello Dakey; ho word...

Before putting my order on the Play Store for it, Im lookin 4 the same infos : 3G H+ dual carrier +42mbps, like Nexus 4, or H+ +21mbps.

Then, about the LTE : class 3 (DL 100/ UL 50 Mb/s) or 4 (DL 150/ UL 50 Mb/s) terminal ?

Thanks for any little white pebble along the trail.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] sturk91:
It might be a little premature to ask, but has anybody in Canada gotten an idea of how long it will take UPS to send out the first batch from the Canadian Play Store? Just got a shipping notice on mine, but it hasn't been picked up by them yet.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Dakey:
IS it bull**** to think that a LTE device is always backward compatbile with DC-HSPA +42mbps?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] quarian:
My friend helped me to order a Deb from the Canada Play Store (she's gonna handcarry it back to Singapore). She said it is expected to reach her by end of next week, that's all I know. Do you know if the Canadian version is the same as the US one or same as rest of the world? Based on the LTE network bands supported, it looks like it is the same as the US one.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mathieulh:
I've managed to get over 20Mbps with speedtest on France's SFR network over HSPA+ so it's safe to say the Nexus 7 LTE (at least the European/International version) is compatible with Dual Carrier.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] oldblue910:
I have a Google Play Edition Galaxy S4 and a Nexus 7 LTE together on a 10 GB MobileShare plan and both devices get LTE without any issues at all.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] jo0b4k4:
Would it be possible to use my sprint LTE sim in my GS4 in the LTE N7? If so, could I just clone my LTE sim and use one in my GS4 and one in my LTE N7?

Also is the LTE N7 affected by the back speaker noise issue?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] oldblue910:
No. The N7 LTE has no support for Sprint in any way, shape or form. It doesn't have support for Sprint's LTE bands and definitely doesn't support EV-DO or 1XRR.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] jo0b4k4:
Figured it would since users using their verizon LTE sims are getting network connections. :/ I should've probably looked up if verizon and sprint share the same band frequencies.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] cmstlist:
The main reason Verizon users can get an acceptable experience without a CDMA radio is that Verizon is getting gradually closer to 100% LTE coverage over their entire 3G footprint. Even if the N7LTE had support for Sprint's patchy LTE, it would be a highly unsatisfactory experience without CDMA fallback.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] htowngator:
Can anyone verify if the T-Mobile SIM version is identical to the non-packaged SIM version (i.e. "LTE" vs. "LTE T-Mobile")? All of these are identical tablets with just different packaged SIMs included, correct?

I have a Verizon microSIM that I'd like to drop into this device but just curious if anyone has specifically tried it? I don't think each device (i.e. if you buy ATT, T-Mobile, or standard) has different hardware radios, right?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] oldblue910:
Yes, they're absolutely identical. The SIMs are only included as a convenience.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] htowngator:
Sweet, will purchase today and hope for the best. I have a lte phone sim that's working in an iPad mini so I assume I should be able to just plug it into the nexus. I won't be calling to activate a new sim.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] oldblue910:
As long as it's a microSIM, it'll work just fine.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] htowngator:
It's a nano, but I have a microsim adapter.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] oldblue910:
That works.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jupiterorbit:
I bought an HTX 8X on Vodafone business (unlocked) some months ago. Got an OTA upgrade recently and now I'm on:

firmware version is 3030.0.34101.401

OS: 8.0.10327.0

I also bought my wife an HTC 8X from an online retailer who sold it unlocked. However when the phone boots it displays the Three network logo briefly so I'm presuming the phone was originally tied to the UK Three mobile network? She has never got an OTA upgrade since I bought the phone for her in July 2013. Her phone's on:

firmware version: 1532.20.20100.771

OS: 8.0.10211.0

How do I upgrade this second 8X to the latest firmware/OS so that it is at least on par with my own 8X? I've checked for updates (OTA) and none are available. HTC don't appear to provide a firmware upgrade tool on their UK web site and the Windows Phone app, when loaded and when my wife's phone is connected via USB, does not offer any upgrade option.

Thanks.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
The original carrier still controls the update schedule. Your second phone will get the update when the carrier approves it. If there's a way to force it to update faster, I'm not aware of it (though there might be, anyhow; there was for WP7 and we've been able to proxy some of the WP8 update network traffic).
[Nexus 4 General] Cm9aphla:
I have some nexus 5 news for you guys I was recently in contact with a Google representative and the Nexus 5 will launch on November 23 after our conference to reveal this device along with kit Kat here are some of the specs

Snapdragon 800 processor CPU

Adreno 330 GPU

2100*1800p LCD IPS display

13mp camera with optical image stabilization

More news will come in the coming weeks
[Nexus 4 General] memphian:
:rolleyes:
[Nexus 4 General] bee55:
I wouldn't have thought Google would be shifting away from the old 16:9 aspect ratio, but I guess 7:6 is the future then..
[Nexus 4 General] babymatteo:
Troll.

Did you really have to create a new thread?

You better have a flame suit nearby... Just sayin.

IBL!
[Nexus 4 General] jadeisjaded:
Don't we already have a nexus 5 thread?
[Nexus 4 General] crachel:
Yes.

Closed
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] evanlocked:
hey all i want to share tablet ui patch for jb 4.3 its dedicated to tablet ui user im creating this patch using tabletui auto patcher and its work good on galaxy w jb 4.3

here is the link the mod

tablet ui patch

in case u want to restore

restore patch

tool needed before applying patch

:

-density changer(search on playstore)

-xposed installer link

-appsettting (exposed moduls) link

-cwm installer xposed framework link

how to:

-install xposed installer

-enter cwm flsh cwm installer xposed framework

-install appsettings

-go to xposed installer then activate moduls

-goto app settings search systemui then set 160dpi and 1000x1600 for screen save

-download tablet ui patch apply via cwm reboot

-open density changer change dpi 160 reboot

-done enjoy tablet ui patch

disclaimer:

im not take any resposibility for softbrick bootloop or any other damage happend to your phone im just made it for fun all creddits goes to the developer of autopatcher and xposed app dev

creddits:

arco68

davidteri91

rovo89

tungstwenty

caldair

barmulio

ss attached
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] iDelta:
Amazing Thank you!

Btw saw the Tags, says "awesome".

Guess you know what you are making, huh? ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZakBrindle:
When does anyone think there will be Clones with 4G capabilities?
[General Topics] buzz_lightyear:
download @ buzzdev.net

buzz
[General Topics] CoolGadget:
Hello buzz

thnx for sharing... I allready download it from your website.

After installation... I got problems... my pc hangs and after a reboot, my pc is very slow or just hangs.

I had to remove this 4.1 and go back to 4.0...

any ideas?
[General Topics] ThEScReW:
:) what was the advantage of 4.1 ? :lol:
[General Topics] buzz_lightyear:
no idea, please read the attached release notes....

buzz
[General Topics] Fenchel:
From readme.doc

6. WHAT'S NEW

Feature: Improved USB support

Benefit: ActiveSync 4.1 provides the fastest USB transport between your desktop PC and your mobile device to date.

Feature: View Exchange Server Synchronization status on your PC

Benefit: You can now view server synchronization status while synchronizing with a Microsoft Exchange server through your desktop PC's internet connection.

Feature: Synchronization of pictures in Contacts on your mobile device with Outlook

Benefit: If an Outlook contact is associated with a picture, ActiveSync now synchronizes the associated picture from Outlook on your desktop PC to your mobile device.

Note: Microsoft Outlook XP or Microsoft Outlook 2003 is required to use this feature.

Feature: Easier to identify friendly device names

Benefit: ActiveSync now supports friendly names for devices, making it easier to identify the device that you want to sync with over a Bluetooth or an infrared (IR) connection.

Note: ActiveSync uses your Windows login name to generate an unique device partnership ID. This login name may be broadcast to other users such as with Bluetooth discovery broadcasts.

Feature: Synchronization over a Bluetooth connection with your PC

Benefit: ActiveSync 4.1 now enables you to synchronize data with your PC over a Bluetooth connection.

Feature: Integration with Windows Media Player 10

Benefit: Easier to discover, configure, and access Windows Media Player 10 music, video and photo from ActiveSync. Also facilitates automatic synchronization of media even when Windows Media Player 10 is not currently running on a desktop PC.

Feature: Enhanced user interface and enhanced new partnership wizard

Benefit: Easier to locate key features, access the most important configuration settings, and configure the device upon first synchronization.

Feature: Synchronize Internet Explorer Mobile favorites to a Windows Mobile-based Smartphone

Benefit: Already available on Windows Mobile-based Pocket PC devices, this feature syncs Internet Explorer Mobile favorites on a desktop PC with a Windows Mobile-based Smartphone.

Feature: More robust synchronization with Outlook

Benefit: Synchronization with Outlook is now more reliable and robust than before.

Feature: Configure synchronization settings prior to first synchronization, including custom synchronization settings

Benefit: Configure all the ActiveSync options you need in a single step.
[General Topics] ThEScReW:
Most of them aren't new ...
[Xperia Z General] drdray29:
Xperia Z (C6603) Generic NL firmware (.FTF)

Downloaded through Sony PC Companion, decrypted with Flashtool v0.9.11.0

Android version: 4.2.2

Build number: 10.3.1.A.0.244

File System Version: GLOBAL-LTE_10.3.1.A.0.244

Customization Version: 1270-4975_R3B

Branding: Generic NL

Country: Netherlands

Xperia Z 10.3.1.A.0.244 Generic NL

thanks to Apollo89
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gpz1100:
Reserved
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gpz1100:
Reserved 2
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jdrogers84:
How do you know what each nv file/item contains per phone?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gpz1100:
There are indexes out there. This topic only pertains to the AAA/HA keys.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jdrogers84:
Do you happen to have any other options for a sprint S3?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] asdfjkljkl5:
tried this on evo 3d virgin mobile

I tried these same steps to get my ha and aaa keys on my evo 3d virgin mobile but i must have done something wrong. When i go into my 466 file I do not get the same pattern with the "10" followed by the ha key then another "10" followed by the aaa key. Instead I get a "06" followed by my ha key which is "secret" and the rest is zeros.

I assumed these same steps would work for the evo 3d. What am I doing wrong?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] fixingahole2:
stuck in phase # 4

would love to back up my AAA & HA password.