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[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alamode:
Tried it.. no luck :(

Pressing the left and right button and the power button doesnt do anything for me.. just blinks the green light and vibrates the phone but again it doesnt turn on or anything.. just dead after that..

Tried the other method too but that didnt work either :(
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blingin:
Have you tried a different battery?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tangosierra_:
Dont mean tto be stupid but your phone is charged right...

Also are you using W8/USB3.9?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alamode:
Yes. Same issue.

Yes its charged.. How do i tell if im using W8/USB 3.9?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alamode:
Any other suggestions guys ? :(
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Reyzins:
I have the same problem. Searching info, but nothing. Do u find way, how to get working phone?
[General Questions and Answers] Subalee:
Hey I've recently rooted my first phone (didn't go as smooth as i'd like it to but the phone works) Anyway, I was thinking that i might learn to develop android apps. The thing is I have a few question which i wasn't able to find answers for or they didn't help me completely.

I downloaded ADT bundle from official android developers website (basically eclipse with the plugins preinstalled, am i right).

The first problem i encountered was that the emulator was so unbelievably slow,i know it's not only my issue and that emulator is slow in general, but I wasn't expecting this. My first app the incredible Hello World app which should take user input and (probably) print it out crashed when i tried to submit the text, though that probably wasn't the fault of emulator but rather problem with my settings (seriously i had to import a lot of stuff just do a simple hello world app) So, let's get to the first question itself. Is there a way to somehow run my app on my phone/tablet (nexus 7 II) in real time? Or besides emulator and copying the app on the device there's no other option?

My second question isn't that much android orientated, but here it goes: This year we are going to learn java at school and i was thinking if i could use ADT bundle from android developers as a regular eclipse if I choose java project instead of android project. Or is it better to use separate eclipse? if so, how do i set those IDEs so that they won't interfere with one and another. It it just a matter of setting different workspaces?

The third question is: Resources. What are some good resources for developing android Apps for beginners. I do have some programming knowledge but it's lather low, i do understand basic concepts, I did use java for really basic stuff but nothing serious. What books/video tutorials or any other resources would you recommend?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nomad2day:
My wife did a restore function. Now when she tries to send a text to my phone a S3 also, the message just sits there working but never sends. It also does not receive messages anymore.

What do we do?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxViennaxx:
IMEI, perhapsß

Try checking the IMEI, and see if it's corrupted.

Dialer -> *#06#

Should be anything, but if it starts with 0499... then you are screwed
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SignetSphere:
Not really a good way to help...

Having an 0049 IMEI doesn't necessarily mean that your are screwed. It means that the efs is corrupted or modified in some way.

OP see this thread first. It should help you restore your imei if it got corrupted.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] wingsabr:
A little happiness on a Monday!!!

I had issues with my recently purchased S4 so I called AT&T and they sent me a refurb. The first refurb had screen issues and much to my dismay, was on MF3. I called AT&T last week and they said they would ship one out right away and what do you know, the one I got today was an MDL with a perfect screen.

Just wanted to share a success story in case someone else wants to play the refurb roulette game an possibly score and MDL.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] ~wolverine~:
I know your happy. Glad to hear it. This phone is to good to be slapped down by MF3.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] beazie0885:
I was a lucky winner of the black screen of death today on my s4 that I traded someone a note 2 for, the guy that gave me the s4 had already updated to mf3. Life has sucked for the past couple months stuck with mf3. Went to at&t support center in atl, not only did I get a brand new s4, (they stated that it wasn't a refurb) but the replacement has MDL! WE'RE IN THE SAME BOAT! HAPPY DAY!!! lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] mrro82:
Lucky you guys. I got a refurb from AT&T and it came with MF3. I can't escape it.

Sent from the other side of the Milky Way with my S4.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] yankeestom:
MOD EDIT: DO NOT DISCUSS WARRANTY FRAUD ON THIS SITE!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] jev3gs:
I got an MDL 32gb also like 3 weeks ago. It seems that they are not flashing the software on the phones if it is a hardware problem.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] EvanWeiler:
I was lucky enough to get an MDL right when I bought it. Thank you Best Buy mobile!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] hecpilot:
Anyone else getting an MDL version lately?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] DevsAwesome:
I got an MDL from Bestbuy a few days ago! :)

Sent from my AOKP Galaxy S4
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] mattwheat:
I got my refurbished online from AT&T for $30. Took the update the first day I in boxed it not knowing. And before I did my research. Due to coming off Verizon RAZR maxx HD. Bricked it trying to install TWRP, took it to AT&T corporate store. Told them what I did and how it happened. The cool Kat behind the counter said no problem, and reflashed MDL to it.

Sent from my SGH-I337 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] hovax615@hotmail.com:
I traded a 16g iPhone 5 for a 32 gig gs4 in almost brand new condition. The iPhone was like beat up and headphones were used and dirty and I didn't have the original charger. But came with mf3 :/ oh well got a better deal because people are going crazy for iphones.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] graydiggy:
Can you please tell us how or what he used to downgrade? Get in contact if possible. As far as I or anyone else knows, it is impossible to downgrade to MDL once the OTA MF3 has been installed.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] mattwheat:
I have no idea how he did it. I was thinking he would swap me out to another phone. I even asked asked and he said "just some software that's on our PC in the back". I asked for a copy of the software .... He chukled and said "man I can't do that". I don't think he knows a lot about this stuff much less knew the difficulty we have trying to figure out mf3 ... I don't know if he knew whether or not he was supposed to reflash for me. I read on here somewhere that best buy has a Samsung kiosks that can do it also.

Sent from my SGH-I337 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] graydiggy:
As far as I know, BB can't even downgrade... I must know what this software is.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] scott14719:
The phone can not be downgraded from MF3 to MDL. In order to do so with any "software" method would require at least a partial re-write of the MDL bootloader to completely emulate parts of the MF3 bootloader. Once operational in theory, it would need to be signed with Samsung's encrypted key to make it actually function on the phone. We do not have the encrypted key required to do so. Any other method would require replacing parts of the phone itself.

People that claim this, don't know what they are talking about.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] graydiggy:
What you are failing to see here is that you are still wrong. Even if you did not actually boot the system after an MF3 update, there is still the qfuse that got blown. That is the single thing that keeps the device from being downgraded. The burden of proof is in your hands. There is no need to be so hostile towards someone that explained the process.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] jeboo:
There has not been one substantiated case of an MF3 phone running MDL. If you have it, you should dump those bootloaders ASAP and collect the bounty.
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[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dodgebizkit:
Which version will the UK get, the Exynos 8core or the snapdragon 800?

What atre the clock speeds of each and which is the more powerful of the two?

Any Other differences between the versions?

Will the UK variant (unlocked) be ready for all uk 4G basebands?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ksqp:
Samsung have stated that countries with LTE networks will get the LTE variant, and that means the Snapdragon 800. So that's what the UK will get.

There's loads of discussion of relative performance of the two models and other differences on this forum and on other sites, so I won't repeat that.

As far as I can tell there will be only one version officially sold in the UK, whether through a network or SIM-free. In theory that should mean that a SIM-free phone will work on any 4G network, but whether it really will is the key question! Personally I am going to let other people buy them first and try it out before I buy myself. It shouldn't take too long. Also, there may be teething troubles with the O2 and Vodafone 4G networks having only recently been switched on. There were reports of some S4 LTE models sold by O2 not working on the O2 4G network at first.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] anthonyl79:
My daughter has a Nook that one day the volume stopped working. We tried to reboot it and it would only boot to the white Nook by B&N screen. This is a nook table. I got the recovery 1.4.2, formatted the SD card, then burned the image to the SD card. Went through all steps and then comes back the white screen again and wont go past there. Any help please.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Hat Trick:
Hello, I've just installed the Slim Bean 4.3 ROM and I'm wondering how to get the pie thing working. I don't see the option in settings anywhere. Thanks
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] lolwhat?:
Go to settings and there you will see navigation click that and you'll see slim pie
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NightOrchid:
Hi All

Back in July, I used to own an Ativ S, before I spotted the HTC One, after jumping ship to the One for 2 months, due to missing calls because of low ringer volume on the S and drawn by the Boomsound speakers, screen and lovely camera, I finally came back to WP8 as Android was just too messy for me and it never changes. Anyway, back in July.. my old Ativ S sync'd music and playlists great with WMP12 (Win7x64), no issues. I have about 15GB of music I like to carry round, so no good on internal storage.

However, now after returning to an unlocked UK Ativ S, v.8.0.10327.77, on the SD Card.. my music duplicates tracks (2 of everything) and the playlists are there, but with 0 songs in them, yet it all sync's perfectly when sync'd with the internal 16GB phone storage.. Im suing a 32GB Class 6 Samsung SD Card.

When I tried to sync using the WP desktop program, some tracks copied but most reported errors.

Anyone else seeing this or any suggestions

Thanks :)
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] Diki:
Hey all,

Can anyone please give me the download for radio version 6.18.00.

or could you please tell me how to extract via USB from another wallaby?

I have it on one of the phones that I have but I dont know how to extract and transfer to the other phone.

I would appreciate any help.

thanks,

Diki
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uulian:
Heya guys n gals, hopefully someone can give me a hand or some information on what is going on and maybe some fixes.

I have had my gt-i9100 international using the jeboo kernal and one of greeces 4.1.2 stock. Phone was rooted.

Go back a month now, the phone started to turn itself off while visually it showed i had approx 70% battery life left. it only do it if i was using my wifi directy connected to my wireless router. watching a bit of nasatv or on facebook, for like 10 minutes max. it then stopped turnign itself off for a week or so, then it became a constant every day problem, to which 4 days ago I thought stuff it, id reinstall total stock rom and kernel. during this time i purchased a new stock battery which turned up yesterday, i have reinstalled to stock rom and kernal and this morning (with old battery) the damm thing turns it self off, after turning the phone on the battery indicator says 74%.

Put new battery in and leave phone off and plug in charging cable, the charge icon show emplty battery with a circle arrow thats not moving, then flicks over to a 80%ish nearly full charge green fill in of the battery image then flicks off, does not stay with that image on the screen for very long at all, blink and youl miss it.

any ideas?

:confused:

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Given replacing battery didn't work, you go with the next logical possibility - replace USB board/port. This has been covered a lot here this year, so you have plenty of info to guide you. It's cheap/easy to do yourself, but you must order the right part (there are 4 different 'revisions'). Search for threads about this issue to get the info you need.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uulian:
I dont understand how then that the original battery still works, If the port aint charging one battery then why is it selective to charge the original?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uulian:
how do i find out what revision the charging flex port is?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hopper8:
That's the problem with the usb flex port. You never know when it will choose to work. For the same reason don't use your pc to flash anything till you fix it.

To find the rev version you have to take your phone apart. Click the link in my signature and from there you can access a guide to DIY if you wish.

Sent from a galaxy far, far away
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vishal11in:
Scan your internal and external memory for nomedia and broken mp3 file. Delelte them if you see any
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uulian:
How do i search, where do i put in a search field?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vishal11in:
Firstly install mp3 checker on your computer and copy all your mp3 to your computer and scan it with mp3 checker and if any broken mp3 are found delete them.

For nomedia---you need to search it on your computer with phone connected and delete them

Once this is done I think you should be sorted with battery drain and many more battery issues
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uulian:
I dont have any Mp3's ......
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vishal11in:
Check for .nomedia files
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saman0suke1:
Hello, I have a Note 2, and today I accidentally did spill water on it, I did take out the battery, dry everything, battery, contacts, the surface, I removed the SIM card, and I have not turned it on since it happened, I'm afraid that there's still water inside; I dry it at least 5 seconds after it happened, I was readin on putting the phone in rice in a bowl, without battery, disassembled or assembled? does it work? does it has to be fully covered? it's dry now, but if you please can give me another advice, I would appreciate it, thanks!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aka_sirok:
Yes disassemble it. i mean remove battery cover and battery too and let it in a bowl of rice(covering the phone with the rice) for a day. It'll absorb the humidity and phone should work .

hope i helped, bests
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shhbz:
well yes you can keep the phone on a bowl of rice but dont fully submerged the phone in rsther kkep it on top level just a bit submerged, dont ever try to to use hair dryer and stuff, rather the best way would be if you can disassemble the unit and keep it to dry moisture for a day and it should run fine after that ,do check if any motherboard has any water residue and even the digtizer if found then let it dry more until unless you are sure it has soaked the moisture
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saman0suke1:
I've left the phone in a bag half covered with rice, I won't use it until tomorrow, I'm pretty sure it's ok, as I said, I dryed it in about 5 seconds after I spill the water, thanks for the help, I will let you know if it works :D

EDITED: It works fine! I just hope it does not give me any problem in the incoming days, thanks!!!
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Bruce lee roy:
Thought I'd stay this thread because of all the threads supporting reasons TO upgrade to the new Note. I'll start with my reasons not to upgrade:

1. Doesn't seem like much of an improvement from my current phone GN2. In all of the videos I've seen (and I've seen a lot) the phone appears to perform at the same level as my phone. There are a few software additions but none seem too advanced for my hardware. Perhaps the hardware is much improved but are all improvement really warranted? I mean, I'm holding in my hand a QUAD-CORE device with 2gb of ram and I almost feel like this is a little overkill. I rarely notice lag, can run any app or game I throw at it, and have never noticed any pixilation.

2. Not big on unwarranted consumerism. Much of the reviews I've seen are reminiscent of the iPhone craze; products are always marketed as being Must-have items. And if you don't have the newest and shiniest item, you considered light years behind the masses... I just don't buy it. My last phone, the nexus s, was just barely starting to show its age with the jellybean update and for a few years now, most devices have far surpassed my old Nexus S.

Here is one of the only reviews that didn't insist that I run out and buy the Note. It was kinda refreshing to read after being completely inundated by what seemed to be a very aggressive marketing ploy:

http://www.idigitaltimes.com/articles/19803/20130906/samsung-galaxy-note-3-vs-2-buy.htm

Your thoughts please
[Galaxy Note 3 General] haemaker:
If I had the Note 2, I would agree with you. I think skipping a generation is wise. If you have a 2 year contract, it won't cost much to upgrade at that point and you will see a much greater improvement in performance and features.

I am upgrading from the Note to the Note 3, I skipped the 2 for most of the reasons you cite, however, I did ROM my Note to get ICS then JB so I didn't have to wait for Samsung and my carrier to upgrade the OS.

For those on the fence, consider changing the ROM before upgrading.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] DataHawg:
I don't have a Note 2 but I know it's a great device. If I did own one it would be a tough decision to upgrade. I'll be coming from a GS2 which has served me well. If you plan on keeping a device for quite awhile, the Snapdragon 800 supports LTE Advanced but who knows when we will see that in the US. I would guess it will be within 2 years though
[Galaxy Note 3 General] oneandroidnut:
Ask yourself this. Is your note 2 rooted and rommed? if so it might run pretty good and i had one for several months and one of if not my favorite device to date. Now compare a rooted/rommed note 2 to a stock note 3. about the same you may say. Now imagine a rooted/rommed note 3? Blazing fast. I dont "NEED" the note 3 but i felt the note 2 is lacking when compared to the note 3 now. And the screen you can so see pixelation on the note 2 if you cant i just dont believe that. Note 3 with 4.3 out of the box, s800, 3 gb of ram, bigger screen with better ppi and resolution, better s pen. I could go on all night but i dont see a negative to the note 3 except maybe the price but its the same price point as note 2 was so not much to say there
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Bruce lee roy:
Skipping a generation does seem much more reasonable than going from one to the next. It just seems like hardware advancement may be outpacing the software. I remember being in complete awe over the first dual-core device. If it weren't for motherboard giving out in my core 2duo Thinkpad, I think I'd still be rocking that today. And now quad core....

In two years time we'll likely have a new Note on the market. I'm still waiting for the NFC chip in my ancient Nexus S to gain widespread appeal.

Yes, I'm rooted. "Blazing fast" you say? How much time can you shave off from .5 seconds? And how much money is each tenth of a second worth? There's no denying the hardware improvements. I'm simply not convinced that there's enough advancement in utility to justify spending the money Samsung is asking me to spend. And perhaps I don't notice pixilation because I'm looking at the screen from reading distance. If that's the case, I stand corrected.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] d12unk13astard:
While I do agree with your points, the main reason I am upgrading to the n3 from my n2 is the bigger storage defaulted at 32gb minimum (25gb actual usage) better resolution and better s-pen support. I understand not everyone has the money to spend on upgrades every year, but for those that do might as well have the latest n greatest!

Sent from my note 2 ya bish!
[Galaxy Note 3 General] p51d007:
note 1 to note 2, vs note 1 to note 3

I have the Note1, when the 2 came out, I said that there wasn't much worth jumping, but the N1 to N3 jump

will be a better option. I agree, unless something "game changing" happens, it's usually better to skip a version.

Well, that is unless you are an iPhone drone...ANYTHING that comes out new, 3, 3S, 4, 4S, 5...heck it hasn't

changed, but the iSheep sure stand in line :eek:
[Galaxy Note 3 General] BarryH_GEG:
I have a N2 (which I love) but mine's surely different than yours if yours performs like the one in GSMArena's unboxing video. The amount of lag on the N2 pinch-zooming to display multiple home pages is obvious vs. what's shown on the N3. Same thing for using S Note and Action Memo (formerly Pop Up Note). Now if you're rooted and running a non-TW ROM that may be a different story. If you are, that’s great. But believe it or not people actually do buy the Note for its marketed productivity and creation features. And those features will perform significantly better on the N3 because of the advanced h/w and improved s/w.

That's a valid point. Replacing my N2 with a N3 is a want not a need. I could spout some random commentary about "increased productivity" but I'm getting a N3 because the differences are sufficient enough to me to warrant the investment; even though it's purely discretionary. You and others may feel differently and that’s perfectly fine. There’s nothing wrong with the N2.

Doesn't that in and of itself say something? Or are all the positive reviews (actually "hands on") just part of the conspiracy?

That's kind of funny. So you think Samsung should say in their marketing “the N3 is a meh upgrade from the N2 that only people who are irresponsible with their finances or easily influenced should buy?" I'm in marketing and spend every business day figuring out how to separate people from their money. If you're looking for honesty, integrity, and conscience you're not going to find it in sales and marketing. At least not at a for-profit company.

Here are links to two different threads that detail some of the differences between the N2 and N3. Whether they are worthwhile or not is subjective and I wouldn't fault either camp (keep N2/upgrade to N3) for their decision. And theads like this are swell and "pro" threads are too; as long as people provide their opinions followed by "for/to me." I'm very pro and you're pretty down on the N3. Neither of us is right or wrong.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2438466

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2445774