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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hopper8:
The cable unplugged during a flash? That's nasty. Don't hold your breath. Click the link in my signature and go to the section which says 'Odin won't recognise'. Try the things listed there. Like I said though, don't get your hopes up. Likely need a motherboard replacement.

Edit: and don't double post. Especially don't start a new thread to double post. And while we're at it, this isn't an emergency. It's a phone for goodness sake.

Sent from a galaxy far, far away
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anastashs:
hahahah...............u are right my friend tnx for the help.............il try that u said..............i now its just a phone.........i was just over reacting ............so that someone could help me...........or i had t go to someone hwo can fix it

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] McShaz:
Hello

I bought a Galaxy Nexus i515 on eBay, but I live in Spain.

In description say "CLEAN ESN"

My question is if I can use this phone to WCDMA or GSM once released.

Here in Spain we no longer have CDMA and knowing that the network is using the phone, I wanted to know if installing a radio or something could make it work.

Thank's for the answers.

Greetings.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
you just bought yourself a wifi only device. congrats.

you cant make a CDMA phone work on a GSM network.

this question has been asked a 1000 times and answered the same way 1000 times.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] McShaz:
Hi.

This first point I understand, but I can change CDMA to WCDMA?

I only need network for make calls.

WCDMA is fully functional on my country and is a solution for my problem.

Greetings.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
no.

you said the country does not have CDMA, so therefore, YOU CANNOT USE THE I515 (VERIZON NEXUS) IN SPAIN.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] McShaz:
Ok, I understand everything.

Thank's for your answer, but I have another and last question.

The LTE network is independent of CDMA or GSM networks. In this case and With The LTE (4G) avaliable on Spain, can be used In this mode, no?

Sorry for all my questions and thank you very much for your time.

Greetings.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
YOU CANNOT USE THE PHONE IN SPAIN IN ANY WAY SHAPE OR FORM OTHER THAN WIFI.

end of thread.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] geoffcorey:
As far as I know, the i515 does not do voice over lte. Also, if I remember correctly the i515 still depends on CDMA for authentication before it can use the lte.

Also, wcdma is not anywhere near the same thing as CDMA.

As the person above me has said, the only use able network part in your phone is the Bluetooth and WiFi. Everything else is incompatible with your country's network type.
[One (M7) General] WhizzWr:
Hi,

I know I'm pretty late to the game since this phone launched on Feb and it's Sept already.

I just recently thought of replacing my phone and I always liked the HTC One.

However as time goes, the One specs appear to be shadowed by other competing devices. I know Snapdragon 600 is nothing to sneeze at, but I'm talking about, well a year later or so. Will it still be relevant?

I had a bad experience with my Xperia Pro, while Sony is nicely handing ICS upgrade, its hardware simply can't cope with modern, multicore and ram-hogging apps.

I'm leaning to Xperia Z1 but more-or-less turned off by its screen size. (I hate gigantic phone).

Camera is not a deciding factor.

There are rumours saying HTC going to release One+ or something, but I'm taking it with a grain of salt, most likely the Tablet One will come first.

Should I buy HTC One? Or get another more recent device? Or wait for M8?

I'm sorta long term user, will replace phone every two years if nothing is wrong with the current one.

Thanks in advance, I could really use any One's user advice. :)
[One (M7) General] Liam0102:
I got one today, and it is by no means a slouch and I can't see it becoming slow anytime soon. Maybe in 18 months time, but it's perfect at the moment. It may not get Android 5.0 when it comes out officially next year (Maybe), but the developers on XDA will surely support it.
[One (M7) General] I Am Marino:
It's still one of the best phones available, however at this point in the year, I think I would wait to see what the N5 looks like officially.

I'm already tempted by the G2.
[One (M7) General] hovax615@hotmail.com:
Same question. I know you all have the HTC one but to me what's the selling point? I got a gs4 and someone wants to trade me a 32g HTC one. Besides storage, beats audio, less bloat, and build quality. why would the HTC one be better than gs4? Sell me on it

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337
[One (M7) General] pokosik:
For OP I suggest Z1,G2 if you are looking from newest devices. If i were you i would buy one of this phones. But if you don't like big phones, then One is perfect choice. It's beautiful, strong, good software and not bad camera. Main disadvantage to me is battery and log charging. I came from S4 because of lag. but overall S4 is realy nice device - good battery, very nice camera (i used it when i was on my vacation in Greece), nice screen and size.

---------- Post added at 06:30 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:28 AM ----------

If you are lucky with your S4 when i don't see why you should change to One :)
[One (M7) General] wilsontree:
At this point, if you are an average user, which means you use smartphone just for read/reply email&news, social networks, gaming stuff, watch one or two videos, listen to music clips, then you are fine with this phone. The major features missing from other devices are Boomsound speakers, Zoe, Blinkfeed and soon to be released Android 4.3.

The other benefit is that you can find decent price. You can trade in an old iPhone or find special offers for HTC One easily. This doesn't happen for those latest devices.

ps. It might be better to keep the comparison stuff out of this thread. Otherwise this thread might be closed soon.:highfive:
[One (M7) General] hamdir:
[MENTION=5219727]WhizzWr[/MENTION]

you might want to see this

http://www.pocket-lint.com/review/123671-sony-xperia-z1-review

size, weight, screen and sound quality are issues on the Z1 as well as the high density camera sensors suffers in 1:1 precision due to the tiny pixel size
[One (M7) General] getbacktosrinu:
Came from the MK16i to the HTC One

After updating to ICS, the lag was horrible on my Pro. I rooted and flashed many ROM's but none were good enough.

So I bought the One.

If your main concern is that the phone will become slow within a year or so, then forget it. Google itself is pushing the new Nexus 7 which has a modified S4 Pro. The S600 on the One should be as fast as that one, at the very least. And because Google itself pushes new versions of Android every year or so, the One should be fast enough until after Android 4.4 Kitkat.

Now if you are worried about developers creating apps for S800 processors, then be cool. The S800 hasn't hit the Samsung Galaxy line yet at which point it will probably reach maximum market penetration.

And when you say memory hogging apps and stuff, I can only think of one case: games. All other apps like Facebook, Twitter and what not are designed to work on the maximum number of phones. Their aim is again market penetration and not faster performance. You can argue that it is a combo of both but I hope you see the point I am trying to make.

Now if you are thinking about games: fret not. The best/most demanding/a large number of games are usually made for iOS and then ported over to Android. So in this case you should probably be praying that Apple doesn't come up with better hardware than it already has. Because until this point Android phones and specifically Qualcomm has been able to reach upto or in some cases beat Cupertino's best hardware.

So relax, have fun and buy the One.

P.S: If you feel that the One is slowing down after a year or so, then again unlock -> root -> overclock.
[One (M7) General] hamdir:
True in regards to gaming, currently the GPU is faster than the iPhone 5 even when running at 1080p

Its pure performance lies between the iPhone 5 and 5s however when games are scaled from 720p or less they can still match the iPhone 5s (like Asphalt 8)

keeping in mind gaming on the HTC one requires root if you want to disable thermal throttling and boost CPU for accelerometer heavy 3D games and if you want to unlock it to full speed 487mhz

iPhone 5s GPU, Egypt HD offscreen 1080p: 56fps

HTC One GPU 487mhz 4.3, 3.17 firmware, Egypt HD offscreen 1080p: 48fps

iPhone 5 GPU, Egypt HD offscreen 1080p: 29.7fps
[One (M7) General] WhizzWr:
Everyone, lot of thanks for your opinion, I'd expected some bias since this is HTC One forum, but I think a lot of your answers are quite impartial. :victory:

[MENTION=3796185]I Am Marino[/MENTION] [MENTION=2186208]pokosik[/MENTION]

One thing I liked of HTC is its physical design: the dimension, colour tone and material.

Nexus devices are great, but I'm not really into Google's plain design, that's about the same with Samsung and LG. Those phones are definitely not bad, but if I can choose HTC One, I'll choose HTC One, if design aspect is the only single consideration.

I think I'm going to emphasize on the hardware durability and future-proof-ness aspect.

what are you guys thinking? (e.g [MENTION=4660535]Liam0102[/MENTION] said One won't slow anytime soon, perhaps in 18 months).

[MENTION=1144067]hamdir[/MENTION] thanks for the review. I have read it. Z1 has some quirks, but they are relatively minor compared to its form-factor.

Big screen is nice. A lot of things like watching movie is better of bigger screen, but my problem lies within holding and handling a large phone. 5 inch phones feels and looks awkward when I hold it. Perhaps it's just a matter of getting used to it, but holding those 5 incher feels strangely like being an attention seeker shouting "here look at my phone" :D I'm not sure but I think it's also gonna be easier for those prying eyes LOL.

Yet another runours there going to be Z1 mini.. will definitely look at it.

IMHO Z1's slab glass design is classy, but i'll choose One anodized aluminium any day of the week.

I'm still open to any suggestion.

Cheers! :victory:
[One (M7) General] T-pex:
Which one do you guys prefer HTC one or galaxy s4?
[One (M7) General] pah2602:
Switched from the s4 to HTC one yesterday.loving it so far. don't miss any of the touchwiz gimmicks from the s4, had rooted and gone with pacman Rom anyway.

Loving the build quality of the one.
[One (M7) General] hamdir:
[MENTION=5219727]WhizzWr[/MENTION]

Well the HTC One is not that small either but certainly lighter and more pocketable than the Z1

but there is one factor you are forgetting here

both the speakers, earphones and sound recording quality on the HTC One are still unmatched, out of this world even

if you ask me its worth the asking price itself, equally if you like shooting photos of your friends and family HTC Zoe, low light and video highlights are gold

as for durability the HTC One is a sealed single piece design, also the metal is a little slippery, a cover like the official double flip cover or at least a transparent slim cover is a must, it also prevents you from feeling the heat during heavy use since the HTC One body is design as heatsink for the CPU, it can heat but it quickly gets of rid of it as well
[One (M7) General] T-pex:
Hmm, thx guys, maybe I'll switch
[One (M7) General] PcFish:
Don't forget there's the Z1 Mini! There are images rolling around with it next to the Z1. Rumored to have the same specs just with a smaller, iphone sized screen.

IMO I'd wait until after 4.3 if getting this phone. You may end up with one of the purple low light cameras. The final 4.3 release is supposed to fix it apparently.
[One (M7) General] WhizzWr:
Aha! an ex-PRO user! you must also understand my lagging agony :eek:

...and your answer happens to be about the exact answer I'm looking for! :highfive:

The iOS port comment is especially insightful, I never thought of that! Thanks! that's a lot of explanation.

Additionally, While I'm a casual gamer, I'm a heavy multi-tasker (e.g switching a decent amount of apps, opening *a lot* of browser tabs, a little high on widget usage also).

Do any of you think One going to slow down in a year for that usage scenario??
[One (M7) General] WhizzWr:
Indeed, 5inch vs 4.7inch isn't that far apart. You are spot on, pocketable is the keyword. I'm actually more a 4-incher guy, but One design is rather efficient in terms of space usage (no extra gaps, etc), thanks to it's unibody build.

Sound quality is a big plus, will note that.

I don't take photo a lot. Any decent camera will do.

Again I appreciate everyone who has give their share of opinion. :)
[One (M7) General] Stephen:
Thread closed,

Phone comparison threads are not allowed. Which this has turned into.
[Nexus 7 General] nlabrad:
The information in the "home" of this subforum should say Android 4.3 instead of 4.1, unless it shows the version it had when released.
[Nexus 7 General] -PiLoT-:
they are all like like. leading my to assume its meant to be that way
[Nexus 7 General] lars1216:
Yeah it's supposed to show the release android version.
[Nexus 7 General] nlabrad:
Cool then, nevermind
[Xperia SP General] jucares:
Hello guys here another method to extend the Xperia SP internal memory and enjoy all heavy games you want. With this you will mount the /sdcard/Android folder in external memory.

What you need:

1. ROOT

2. init.d support

- UB: kernel with this feature.

- LB: You can use Universal Init.d

3. External SDCARD I have a 32GB class 10 and works like a charm.

Steps:

1. Run "Universal init.d" application and enable init.d

1. Create "/sdcard1/Android" folder

2. Copy or move the content from /sdcard/Android to /sdcard1/Android

3. Create or copy the following script into /etc/init.d/mnt_android:

#!/system/bin/sh
#script to mount /sdcard/Android in external sdcard
sleep 10
mount -o bind /sdcard1/Android /sdcard/Android
df > /sdcard1/mnt_android.log

4. Set 777 permission to the script file.

5. Reboot and enjoy.

6. Press thanks button.
[Xperia SP General] jucares:
RESERVED
[Xperia SP General] lvints:
On the step 3 I was in doubt, says create or copy the script, if I choose to create in what format should I save?
[Xperia SP General] bloodraven174:
can i mount another one

can i mount another folder with the same steps

many thanks
[Xperia SP General] jucares:
no format needed just create the file in plain text and save it with the name "mnt_android" in "/etc/init.d/" folder.
[Xperia SP General] jucares:
I think it won't be a problem which folder do you want to mount?
[Xperia SP General] raziel123:
Question

Jucares with your will we have to cut and paste from the internal android folder to the sd card every time we install and app/game?
[Xperia SP General] jucares:
The cut and paste only will be necessary the first time you used this script after that the external data of new apps/games will be installed in the mounted folder (sdcard).
[Xperia SP General] karto57:
guess it wont work for apps/games installed from other than play store....i tried and games wont run!! :(
[Xperia SP General] Iyank:
It's work for me, all games is playable...:thumbup:
[Xperia SP General] hectorfgd:
hey bro. universal init.d, I say this: your kernel does not have init.d support, keep doing the following and step 3: 3. Create or copy the Following script into / etc / init.d / mnt_android: I do not understand if it's not in the system folder or outside the system. excuse the question but I really want to do this. I'm on stock 254 BL root and cwm. and my card is sandisk 32gb ultra HC1
[Xperia SP General] raziel123:
Turn on auto execution tab at top of universal init.d app

Make sure you created the script and copied it to the unit.d folder. Permissionneeds to be set to rw-r-r
[Xperia SP General] MemoHada:
Solved (Swap the internal storage with external)

Guy's Guy's Guy's This is an easy and quik and stable method to swap your internal memory with the external big one for our Xpeia SP :o :laugh:

watch it on youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBzQIxCFtxQ

and on xda for xperia z also works on Xperia SP - V AND ??

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2180733
[Xperia SP General] Cloud1989:
Only works on 4.2.1 Roms..... Xperia sp is still stuck on 4.1.2
[Xperia SP General] zakkkkk:
Im getting this phone soon and need to know if moving apps to SD will be possible after 4.3 update?
[Xperia SP General] juitz88:
Me too, I want to know if this method would still work after 4.3 update.
[Xperia SP General] joel8736:
On Android 4.4.2 (cm 11.0) it works like a charm using FolderMount app. So you should not be anxious as far as you root the phone. You will find a way despite not the one described in this post.
[Xperia SP General] deconfrost:
moved chrome and that worked, move a game and that didn't, it exit itself back to homescreen, anyone any idea?

thanks
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] steve_62:
Hi, Doe's any one us tt5 on compact flash Card in the xda11 and got it working ?? my sd card slot is in use for the gps arial and the only spare slot is cf, I've just bought original tt on cd and the damn thing wont go onto the cf and work , anybody got any idea's ? I've e-mailed tomtom but i cant wait till thr end of time for them to reply . Thank's inadvance steve
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] andy-c1:
i think i read somewhere it can't be used on cf card anymore only on sd ..but don't take my word fot it
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] steve_62:
Cheer's andy . steve
[General Questions and Answers] viciovb:
Hi, is it possible to disable UI animation in Pacman Rom for i9100? Not launcher animation but menu animation. Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] prc2k6:
Hi,

need to disable too. Have you found any solution?
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Optimus.Crime:
Hi guys!! I have some problems with the phone and I think that this is the right place to ask for help.. If it's possible..

So, the first problem I have is my GPS signal.. I always at all times have 2 km error..

The second problem I have is that I can't connect it to my PC.. I get the same error over and over again - MTP USB Device - Failed to Install.. I'm trying to update my Android version and I have to connect it to my PC in LG Sofware mode, but when I select it from the menu I get like 1-2 min. waiting time on the phone and then I get this error on my PC.. I tried a couple of different data cables, but the result was the same.. Tried re-installing the LG drivers, the LG PC Suite, my USB drivers.. Pretty much tried everything I found on Google and the result is still the same - Failed to Install... :( So, any ideas?

Thanks!!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oldblue910:
Hey everyone,

Did anyone register the IMEI for their I9505G with AT&T? If so, did you have any issues with your data plan changing to non-LTE? My GPE S4 will be here tomorrow and I'm worried that when I activate it, AT&T may not see it as an LTE-compatible device and thus limit my data plan to HSPA+ or something. I know when you're dealing with unlocked devices on AT&T, they will change your date plan speeds based on what their records show the device is capable of. So... did anyone have any issue with this or am I worrying over nothing?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] occupational_hazard:
No. I never had any problems. I just asked for a new sim. Nothing more. I was coming from a skyrocket, took the larger sim. No questions were asked. They just got grabbed a new Sim card. Put it in and activated it. LTE workes great for me when I am in it.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] irishpadres:
No major problems. It was pretty straightforward. Only problem I had was that the S4 uses a micro SIM card and my old phone used a normal sized one so it didn't fit. One trip into an AT&T store and I was all set.

If you don't want to get a new micro SIM card, I guess there are some ways to trim down a normal card so that it works. Seemed easier to just go down to the store and get a new one and handle the activation in one stop.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oldblue910:
Ah. So when you got the new SIM card, did you provide your new IMEI number? Or does AT&T still think you have a Skyrocket?

I have an AT&T GS4 right now, so I currently have an LTE data plan. I know I can just swap the SIM and LTE will work just fine. But say I called AT&T and said "Hey, I don't have that phone anymore and here is the IMEI of my new phone...", that's my question.

Does AT&T see the GPE GS4s as LTE capable in their database? I prefer to keep my IMEIs up to date with my carriers, but I won't update it if it means there's a chance I could lose an LTE data plan due to incorrect info on the I9505G in AT&T's database.

That's why I'm asking if anyone actually has an I9505G IMEI number registered with AT&T and if they had any LTE issues after doing so.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oldblue910:
When you got the SIM, did you give them your I9505G IMEI number or do they think you still have your old phone?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] irishpadres:
I gave them the new IMEI number.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] occupational_hazard:
After your two year contract is up, and you unlock your phone, do they turn off LTE? No. Plenty of people bring LTE capable phones to att network. If there is a problem. Make a phone call. They want your money more than they want a lost customer.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oldblue910:
I understand that, but when it comes to unlocked devices that AT&T doesn't sell or support, like Nexus devices and, in this case, and I9505G, they sometimes have incorrect information about the phone's capabilities in their IMEI database. That it can lead to problems. But IrishPadres said he gave them the new IMEI and he still had LTE so that answers my entire question. That means that, even though they don't sell the I9505G, they still see it as an LTE capable device. :thumbup:
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] planoman:
I just popped my SIM in and was fine. Never called ATT. I was already provisioned for LTE etc. You will only need to worry if you currently do not have a ATT account provisioned for LTE and a SIM. If you need to get a new account and SIM you may need to let them know the IMEI.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deezytg1:
perfect

I swapped my sim out of my crappy iPhone 5 with a sim card adapter and no issues ever.
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] bahram360:
Hi

My phone sometimes when I connect to usb gives this warning .What is Problem?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kokofiko:
Hi,

I have I9300 with Omega V8.1, kindly few questions:

1. What is the difference between Omega 8.1 and omega 48.1 in the aspect of stability, speed, battery life etc?

1.1 Is there any benefit of V48.1 in front of V8.1 ?

2. How do I set caller ring, The only option is phone ring ?

3. Sometimes when someone call it rings 1 sec and turn ring off automatically - how to resolve it ?

Regards,

Kokofiko
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zombyard:
You can find these answers on their rom thread.
[HTC Wildfire S] michael8t6:
As the title says :)

Rooted my wfs last night and flashed a custom rom to it today from here showthread.php?t=2283549.. Unlocking the bootloader, rooting and flashing the rom wasn't a problem thanks to the useful threads on this forum. How ever I've on major issue that is really starting to get on my nerves. I noticed the gplay store wasn't installed after installing the rom. I had a quick search and fount a way to install it using the apk, this seemed to go fine aswell, the play store appeared in my menu and loaded but after 3-4 seconds of it loading it force closed. I've tried numerous things I fount like force closing, clearing cache and so on but none of this worked. Anyone got another idea as I really like the feel of this rom and don't fancy having to choose a new one.
[HTC Wildfire S] csoulr666:
Installing the apk manually doesn't work..............you'll have to flash appropriate GAPPS(short for Google Apps),if your rom is a JB one(4.1 or 4.2) do remember to find a "lite" version of GAPPS