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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tooandrew:
i'm using the 4.3 version for sprint aosp roms, i tried it with both pac-man 4.3 and carbonrom 4.3.1, both of which are aosp roms if i'm not mistaken. i know the phone can boot kt747 because it booted it when it was installed via aroma with M.O.A.R., but that was the 4.1.2 version. my phone can run 4.1.2 stock unrooted, the whole reason i'm doing the ROM thing is so that i can run the latest and greatest. but when i try to install kt747 i just get stuck on the boot screen. i wiped dalvick, cache and fixed permissions. i get to the kernel screen, then it just stays there. what the hell? i'd like to be able to fast charge, undervolt and overclock :(:(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
Download the Kernel again. Verify the MD5 Checksum.

Boot into Recovery

Wipe Cache

Wipe Dalvik

Flash the Kernel

Wipe Cache

Wipe Dalvik

Fix Permissions

Reboot.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] csmasn:
Or maybe your phone don't like it. Happened with my wife's phone.

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Omni Q&A] Gaurav8651000:
Hello everybody, i'm very excited with Cyanogen's new way and i must to say that it be a huge community for the device that i solicite support.

It's a device with an awesome Device, but, sure you know, it is Chipset From broadcom n does not have much development, i hope you regard my request.

Thanks to all of you (and sorry for my quite bad english).

DEVICE: Samsung Galaxy Y (S5360)
[Omni Q&A] cybojenix:
I've had experience with the chipset

I'm going to say, no this will not get official omni. I doubt you'd even get a stable 4.3. I'd like to say it can get this, but based on the past. I don't think it will

Sorry
[Omni Q&A] Nachiket.Namjoshi:
ummm,... Dude, m nt sayin that its impossible... Bt nt possible fur us... I mean we guys duno much abt anythng... And m in 12th... So, no frm me... I cant, studies r most imp, and dey suck... -_-
[Omni Q&A] CallMeVentus:
If you've been to their IRC chat (at #omnirom in freenode) they plan to support legacy devices. However, it will take some time to get ARMv6 working.

You wouldn't care where I sent this message from.
[Omni Q&A] Gaurav8651000:
So if they support Legacy device is there a chance from them to Support BRoadcom?
[Omni Q&A] CallMeVentus:
If the sources are there, it is likely, but don't take my word for it

You wouldn't care where I sent this message from.
[Omni Q&A] Entropy512:
There's a massive difference between "documented legacy device" and "undocumented nightmare". Broadcom falls quite firmly in the second category.

Same reason Rockchip is almost surely never to see support unless Rockchip changes their tune with regards to GPL violations, etc.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ShinOrochiX:
Hi guys,

I've owned my Live with Walkman for about 1.5 years and had a great time with it, but now it is time to move on. I am thinking of buying the Xperia Sola because I love Sony's Xperia NXT styled firmware (as opposed to the JB firmware-hate the Z1 UI), so is it worth buying the Sola-Sony is currently holding a discount so I will get it for a good price ;) . But does it meet the following key points...

- Easily rootable?

- Install CM X on stock kernel? (X being either CM9 or CM10)

- Good android development? (many ROMs and mods?)

- Stock ICS firmware smooth AND stable? (does everything work? incl. little things like find on page in browser etc...)

- Any common problems?

Also is it proper Xperia NXT style, because when I upgraded my Live to ICS we got GB style settings menu's e.g. call settings and GB style framework and stuff-it was quite a poor effort from Sony :( ).

I've watched reviews on YouTube but none of them go into the detail I need, so help is much appreciated.

Thanks
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben Ling:
Hi,I highly recommend you to buy the Xperia L,if you buy the Xperia sola you will REGRET as it doesn't receive any more firmware update since 6.1.1.B.1.54 update.

It was very lag in ICS,in JB (unofficial) smooth but not good as ICS

And Xperia sola was a bit old,so go for Xperia L or Xperia M.

Regards,

Ben.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] bagusradityatama:
i recommended you to buy Xperia M, because if you buy xperia sola you wouldn't get a newest firmware. :good:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ShinOrochiX:
My brother has an Xperia M and it is good but I want something different. I assume Xperia L is even better but it is way out of my price range. I can get Xperia Sola for about £135 GBP which is significantly cheaper than the other two.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ShinOrochiX:
Has anyone owned a 2011 Xperia handset, if so, how is ICS on the Sola compared to the 2011 Xperia?

I'm not too fussed about firmware, ICS is good, I know in terms of updates the Sola most probably won't get any.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Wind07:
My friend is a happy user of xperia l :)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] dara007_168:
Bro I recommend to get 1gb ram phones like Xperia l or Xperia M
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben Ling:
Then wait till you got enough money and buy Xperia L.

Abd yes,Xperia L was a bit better than Xperia M.

But Xperia sola really not recommend,i'm the owner of Xperia sola,very lag.

Now it's dead due to water damage.

I will be getting Xperia SP when i have enough money.

So overall,i suggest you Xperia L.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ShinOrochiX:
I don't have much money, I cannot afford the L even the M, I just don't see myself paying anything above £150 GBP for a phone-thats just me :D. When it comes to money I am very controlling, even if I had £500 I wouldn't buy the Xperia Z but would buy something cheaper and save the cash...

Anyway I know that to some people even a one second delay makes the phone 'laggy' (e.g. when opening an app) and for others its when the phone can't multitask quick enough.

But can the Sola easily carry out everyday tasks smoothly e.g. email, calendar, web browsing etc...

Furthermore does the phone have elements of GB e.g. GB style settings menu's such as the call settings (this was the case in the 2011 Xperia ICS).
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben Ling:
But i can tell you that Xperia sola was very lag on ICS if you install too many apps...And i always get lower than 30MB free RAM.

Or you can buy Xperia P...Better.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ShinOrochiX:
Thanks for the advice guys, I've decided not to buy the Sola-main reason being the performance. I suppose I will wait a month or two and keep an eye on the Xperia L to see if the price goes down. Thanks again! :victory:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] matood:
Good idea is P, nice phone, good developers, nice pergormance.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] owlwood:
Getting a sola at this time is just a waste of money.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] omymic:
Dont....just dont

you will regret it...sony never offers support for their phones...and never release sources so developers can make custom roms...i learned my lesson...buy a samsung or htc or whatever
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] manudo:
OK, first of all, Xperia Sola is not a bad phone at all, is one of the best investments I've ever did.

But we need to think...

All functions of stock works? Yeah, it does, the question is barely redundant but whatever.

Stable ROM, well, yes and no, depends on what ROM you use, I see you like the eXperience ROM, is great. But you will face some problems and crashes because is based in a un official stock JB and yeah, its kinda buggy.

Easy to root, well, yeah, Bin4ry's method is really easy, gotta search if you want.

OK, but let's think, you're going to buy a 2012 model phone, has no official support, but it's great. I'm using it for writing this post right now, nothing to complain about.

There's some phones you can look instead of the sola, the Xperia T is a good choice, it's like the reinforced version of the Sola, more space, more resolution, and a kick a** camera. And has support like CM11, no official, but it has.

The Xperia SP, oh god, almost same price and it has his goods and his bads but who cares? It's has official support and a confirmed KitKat update, better processor and it has a great design.

But this is an advice, choose whatever you like, all of them are good phones.

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Wow, dude, you just don't have nothing to do, right?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] gugozaa:
XPERIA SOLA is not good choice now , look on XPERIA M better spec at same price
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Lorehaze:
Can anyone upload an ftf file for the 11.2.A.0.33 kernel of xperia j? Thanks in advance :cyclops:
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Revontheus:
There is no .ftf file of the .33 Update you have to use

PC Companion to update
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Lorehaze:
Yes, but i'm from italy.. how i can update??
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Revontheus:
Why Update?

- According tot he Sony Site the ROM

has 50 MB Free Ram

- Stock Is laggy ( said on comments )

Just

install AVD Rom and get a premium Honami feel

or install Paranoid Android 3 :D
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] s.mihir94:
I have heard that .33 FW is smoother than .31 so i want to try it too but im from india! No updates available here :(

can anyone upload ftf?
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Lorehaze:
When i go home i try AVD ^^

My only problem is the battery duration.. How is with AVD? what are advantages of using AVD??
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] kapil.git:
First it is the best ROM on locked bootloader. Supercharged and crapless are two more motivations.

take a few days on it and you would not want to return to any of the ROMs.. Hell CM10 is laggy compared to this.

So my advice to you guys is go for AVD http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2309415

Only tricky part is swapping kernels for CWM.rest is smooth. All the backups of Titanium worked.

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Dude why waste your precious time on Stock when you can use AVD keeping your Warranty intact.

OR you can backup your DRM keys ( search TA Backup in forum ) and unlock Bootloader for testing custom kernels and thus huge number of ROMs.

How will a developer get the momentum if nobody is going to test their work. :p

Besides XJ is damn hard to brick :D I tried every method and mine didnt brick so bye bye Warranty

Only thing these DRM keys give are TrackID and NeoReader and some other unused feature. I mean NFC is not in XJ .

I went Pro stock to Anti stock in two days:cool:
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] GeheimeStaatspolizei:
11.2.A.0.33 Arabic FTF did not boot

I installed the mentioned FTF file (Arabic) and it does not boot at all. I used the latest Flashtool. The device still has Flash Mode and Fastboot mode working.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] astrenoc:
hello everyone

I want to install theGalaxy i9505 firmware on my sprint L 720 :D

there's a risk it ?

thank you
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] ROMANTiC KiD:
Unless you want a shiny paper phone go right ahead. I have no idea why would you want to do such thing. You will basically brick your phone if you do that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] astrenoc:
do it 'cause the languages ​​available in the Official Firmware only english ans spanish:(
[Omni Q&A] wingoku:
Many rom projects like Cyanogen mod, Paranoid droid rom and many others were released only for renowned company phones like Galaxy Series, Nexus series etc etc, where as millions & billions of MTK soc phones that contribute alot to the daily millions of Android activations are left out. Many MTK phones developers started request threads for cyanogen mod and other rom communities to build/release a rom for MTK phones but those request were neglected till date.

Now with the start of new rom project "

Omni

", MTK phone devs are hoping that this rom will also be compiled & released for MTK phones. We want Omni pioneers to release this rom for millions & billions of MTK phones.

We are willing to help you guys making Omni rom project better & grow.

Regards
[Omni Q&A] Adam77Root:
Wouldn't have it been easier to read some posts in the forum?
[Omni Q&A] jerdog:
This will happen. When you're able to watch the presentation video (which will be up in the next few days) you'll notice that [MENTION=2162789]XpLoDWilD[/MENTION] shows Omni running on the Oppo R819, a quad-core MTK device.
[Omni Q&A] Entropy512:
There are a lot of things in the way. Also, any MTK devices that ship without kernel sources (there are a lot of them) are still out of luck.

The R819 is a game changer here - Oppo really wants it to receive community firmware support and has been EXTREMELY cooperative with us in terms of getting us documentation.
[Omni Q&A] C-o-M:
So they are giving you access to the MTK framework sources? Or do you have to reimplement the dual sim support (I have never seen any open source ROM with dual sim support)? I'd really love to help a bit, having some MTK6577 phones lying around here.
[Omni Q&A] srinath2912:
I too have two MTK phones .....they are a powerful if it got development projects like this ...it will be the no.1 vendor in chip set marketing and ...I support for OMNI PROJECT
[Omni Q&A] Entropy512:
I'm not sure about the state of dsim support. We do have access to quite a bit, however some items even the OEM we're working with doesn't have access to source for, and it's also a nasty licensing minefield.

There's much better potential than there has been previously, however there are still some nasty technical and legal challenges. For example, MTK's 4.2 firmware appears to be using all sorts of hwcomposer backcompat hacks to use what is effectively a 4.0 (ICS) HWC.
[Omni Q&A] XperianPro:
With this I assume device will not receive 4.4 barely 4.3 but can I ask how is to work with OEM?
[Omni Q&A] pulser_g2:
Nobody can predict what happens in the future.

In terms of working with OEMs, not sure what your question is, but one thing we do bring to the table with Omni is considerable experience in working with OEMs. And that should be rather beneficial for everyone :)
[Omni Q&A] C-o-M:
Will you be allowed to release all sources needed to build the ROM?
[Omni Q&A] darkguy2008:
There are sources for various MTK devices (MT6577/MT6575) that can be used already. I assume it would be no problem for the omni team to integrate them into their builds.
[Omni Q&A] pulser_g2:
We have more recent ones that are being used to bring up MTK devices.

At the BBQ, Xplod demonstrated an Oppo r819 running Omni, which is an MT6589
[Omni Q&A] darkguy2008:
So with this you mean that those sources work for MT6577 devices?
[Omni Q&A] superdragonpt:
I wish you guys the best of luck, but conserning MTK and their closed sources policy, i really don't believe those sources (and im talking about the framework /RIL) will be Open Source.

If we are lucky enought we may get some working builds for some of the phones (if an brand gives you support), but concerning the MTK licenses, well its an MINE FIELD.

An good example is the on-going Cyanogen project by FAEA for the F2S (MT6589), they got the green light from MTK, BUT the project will remain Closed Source, so no one will get those sources...

B.Regards
[Omni Q&A] Randl:
AFAIK, you are wrong:
[Omni Q&A] Entropy512:
Unknown. And as I've said, it's a licensing nightmare.

It may be that certain components will have to be developed in a "some people have the source but can only release blobs" - I would prefer to avoid this if at all possible. The issue is if any of those "files with nasty license" are in things that can't be cleanly separated, it will present a MAJOR issue.
[Omni Q&A] darkguy2008:
Well I assume something like the HTC Magic or the Defy can be done. They don't have the sources for the hardware GPU but they managed to enable hardware compositing after some work somehow. I don't think that MTK will oppose to the project using the libs and such instead of having full access to the code, usually that feels less restrictive for both the company and the devs, imho.

I may be talking rubbish though, I'd just like the MT6577 devices to get some lovin', because we've been fighting for quite some time against ZTE for them to release the kernel sources so we can develop ROMs for the V970M and more =/
[Omni Q&A] XperianPro:
ZTE,I dont know much about this company but its worse than Sony I think...

Why not release kernel sources,what are developers doing at their company...
[Omni Q&A] Entropy512:
Pretty much most Chinese companies are like this. Oppo is VERY non-typical of a Chinese company, which is why they have a FAR better chance of global success than any other Chinese mobile OEM right now.
[Omni Q&A] ccav2000:
How very true. I have high hopes for this project as my current device is an OPPO R819. I chose OPPO because exactly they try to be open with the developers, having the experience of Motorola and their locked bootloaders the past years while the Motorola DEFY was my main device. It took a long time for the DEFY to get its first custom kernel and it only happened thanks to some very persistent people. It shouldn't be like this, so as long I have a choice I'll opt for unlocked (and cheap...) devices.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] saleelsalam:
my google maps navigation was working perfect until yesterday.but now after selecting the destination i cant see the start button.only preview button is there which i cannot use for navigation.what should i do>?please help.i am on cm 10.
[General Topics] mike_m:
Can I have recommendations for a bluetooth headset/headphones from anyone who has to wear eye glasses when using their headset.

I've tried a couple in a shop, and the problem tends to be where they clip over the ear or rest on the ear they interfere with the glasses.

Has anyone used the Bluesppon AX2 as that looks to fit "in ear" and may be better for us glasses wearers.

Thanks

Mike
[General Topics] steverae:
Being a glasses wearer myself, i have tried a number of bluetooth headsets and have found the best one is the "O2 Blue" by Bluetrek, it is very similar to the Bluetrek G3 but is only available through O2 shops....

or on ebay (hehe)

this is a great little unit, well worth the money.
[General Topics] daveb1976:
I've used the Bluespoon AX and it was very comfortable, but unfortunately the amount of static made it near unusable. I don't actually wear specs, but it would have come nowhere close :). I belive the AX2 is identical but with different components inside. I'd be very interested to hear if you find it more acceptable.

I've ended up with a iTeck Clip III from Orange which has the shirt clip and headphone design. While the design isn't ideal because you have it clipped to your shirt, it seems to have good reception. It would also work fine with specs...
[Android Apps and Games] akashpillai:
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This is a gallery from stock xperia tipo

Download

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Credits

Google for android

Sony for device and stock Rom :D

And me :p

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[Android Apps and Games] akashpillai:
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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeff5347:
Hey guys. Anyone run into this since tibu just updated. I usually have a choice of backup folders under preferences ...0 or legacy. Since the update 0 is gone as an option and only legacy. So now when I try to backup w tibu i get the insufficient storage notification and can't backup or change locations. Is there a fix for this
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kitsinni:
I have a note 3 rooted and I get really good battery life out of everything but playing games. It doesn't even seem to matter if the game is very graphics intensive. If I use my phone for just web browsing, texting, calls, facebook etc I can easily get a whole day with room to spare. I turn on a game like a civilization builder type of game and the battery loses about a % a minute. These civilization builder games have very basic graphics but seem to eat up the battery as quick as very graphic intensive games. Last night I had it on for about 4 hours and was still around the 90% mark and played a game for an hour and it was int he 30's. Is there anyway to optimize the battery usage for games? I'm not sure if the phone is set to really push the processor on any game even if it doesn't really need it, or if games that send data over the web just eat up battery life. I'm not sure it is connected to the web usage because I can spend hours on the web reading articles and looking at facebook with negligible battery drain. It seems like any game eats the battery up like no other. Maybe I just need to turn on power saving mode when I play games?
[Blade General] the-magician:
hello

How i can to make Root device?

Is there a room device?
[Blade General] the-magician:
anybody??
[Blade General] Schlangi:
Well, I think that nobody understood your question - that definitly includes me. What is a room device? If you wish to root your device... that's easy and - wait - http://lmgtfy.com/?q=zte+blade+rooting - or just have a look in the XDA Wiki page for the Blade...
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arlenesboyfriend:
I have a s4 active for att well I changed the build prop because I didn't like the 4g I changed it to i9505 so I can get the h+ ok well I did a factory reset and it will start to a degree but when you shut it off its in a bootloop and the only way to get into the settings is to factory reset it..... is there a way I can get it functioning again ?
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Devo7v:
What version of the S4 Active do you have? In your description you said you have the AT&T version (SGH-i537), but you signature says you have the international version (GT-i9295). If you have to factory reset each time you might just want to reflash the firmware and start from scratch.

If you have the i537, you can Odin back to MF1, but you will lose the ability to receive OTA updates. There is also a leaked version of 4.3 (MI2), but the thinking is that since it's an early build there is no way to receive OTA updates either.

If you want the latest AT&T firmware (MF3) with the ability to receive updates, you will have to go to a Best Buy and they can reflash your phone for you. You can read more about this here.

If you have the i9295, go to http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/ and seach for "i9295". Then select your country and you'll be on the latest firmware with the ability to receive updates.

Maybe somebody more knowledgeable than me can will have some other ideas.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] popfan:
Yea, you can factory reset in the standard recovery screen
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Devo7v:
If you read what he wrote he said that he has to factory reset to even get it to boot up, that why I suggested Odin back to stock and start from scratch where you know everything will work properly.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arlenesboyfriend:
my signature says the international version because I changed the build prop because I don't like seeing 4g all the time and thats what I did to the other s4 active but when I did I made it the international s4 not the active...... but thank you I'll reset it back to mf1
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Devo7v:
I just want to make sure that you're aware

you will not be able to receive official OTA updates if you go back to MF1

. We will most likely receive an update to Android 4.3 within the next month and if you are on MF1 odds are you will not be able to take the update. This is the only reason I've been avoiding doing anything too crazy to my stock ROM (MF3) other than rooting. If your interested in flashing ROMs and MODs, you might want to take a look at SafeStrap, it will allow you to boot multiple ROMs.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arlenesboyfriend:
I'm not concerned about that I had the phone sold and when I did the factory reset it went into a bootloop so all I want to do is get a working phone and sell it and the next person can worry about the updates