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[Nexus 5 General] UnusualSuspect:
My ... ummm, intake ... on this is that I never cease to be amazed at the lengths that a corporate security weenie will go to in order to justify his salary.

I recently retired from a large IT services firm in the US, and this is exactly the kind of far-fetched crap our corporate security people cited to justify taking away my Android connectivity to our Exchange servers. Grrrr...

JM2¢
[Nexus 5 General] zivan56:
Last I checked, only the provider can send class 0 messages.
[Nexus 5 General] GldRush98:
This. No one can send them, and almost no carriers... at least in the U.S. use them. I have never seen a single one. The chances of getting 30 at one time is zero. It's a non-issue IMO.

If you want a crash bug, look to the iOS bug that caused any iOS phone or app to crash when a certain string of characters is displayed by it.
[Nexus 5 General] _DrG_:
Unfortunately there is software out there that allows a user to send an anonymous class 0 sms messages, so I guess this bug needs looking at by the Google techies
[Nexus 5 General] nohcho:
I don't have a take on this
[Nexus 5 General] cbutt:
I award you no points & may God have mercy on your soul.

Lol but seriously, is this REALLY an issue?
[Nexus 5 General] Deeco7:
I'm not really concerned about this, just thought I'd create a discussion about it. Don't worry about my soul, my friend.
[Nexus 5 General] Technecium:
If anyone is that worried, ... https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.silentservices.class0firewall
[Nexus 5 General] daemonios:
Meh... It's just a bug. Can be inconvenient if you reboot and don't connect to your network until you insert your PIN, but there are no security issues mentioned.

I'd be more worried about the bug in many american cell subscriptions that share SMS cost between sender and receiver. But fortunately I live in a sane country where only the sender pays for the messages :p
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] norbarb:
Joshua Smith: Hi, you can call me, Josh. Thank you, Cezary, for chatting with me today.

Norbarb: what number?

Norbarb: never mind

Norbarb: Sur i will Josh

Norbarb: sure

Joshua Smith: I'm sorry to hear about your data connection issue. I can help with that today.

Norbarb: ok

Joshua Smith: Is this regarding line ending in 1789?

Norbarb: yes

Joshua Smith: Have you tried power cycling the device yet?

Norbarb: Yes i did

Joshua Smith: Ok. Have you checked your device settings to make sure that Cellular Data is turned on?

Norbarb: Yes it is

Joshua Smith: Is WiFi currently on or off?

Norbarb: It is Off

Joshua Smith: Are SMS and calling services having any issues?

Norbarb: I can make calls ans sms are working just can't send MMS and no connection to internet at all

Joshua Smith: I'm currently checking the coverage and local towers in your billing address area.

Norbarb: ok

Norbarb: You don't have to . My wifes phone is working just fine

Joshua Smith: How are you attempting to use the internet on your mobile device?

Norbarb: by pressing internet app on device

Joshua Smith: Could you please try using the browser directly and try to access a webpage for me?

Norbarb: what do you think i'm donig by pressing internet app... it is browser, but you have no idea what is wrong.. are you ?

Joshua Smith: That's what I'm trying to figure out, Cezary. Please click the following link and then scroll down until you see "switch from the menu", follow the instructions:

Joshua Smith: Click Here

Norbarb: Seems like you have no knowlage od android 4.3... There is no Data button in notification pannel anymore

Norbarb: not in 4.3 firmware

Joshua Smith: Turn off your device. I'm going to reset the network on your device. Let me know when it's off.

Norbarb: it is off

Joshua Smith: I'll be a moment.

Joshua Smith: Ok, now power on and try a test webpage search.

Norbarb: ok .. hold on

Norbarb: No data ..

Joshua Smith: Ok, I'll need to create case for this data issue as my trouble shooting resources have been exhausted. The case will escalate the issue to the next tier technical department.

Joshua Smith: What is your preferred method of contact?

Norbarb: I fixed it... for future references just tell somebody to go to Settings->Connection->More Networks->Mobile Networks->Access Point Names->Menu button and Reset to defaults....

Norbarb: Great knowlage you have...:)

I change my name to Norbarb from my real....

This is how good and knowlageble they are...lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] Crzycoco:
what kind of name is Cezary
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] Kamaole:
his real one
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] Cusa:
Haha I laughed reading this because this happens to me all the time with att reps.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] CZ Eddie:
It's not polite to include CSR's names in an open forum like this.

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I think he's wondering what region it comes from.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 General] Naddict:
Thread closed, take this discussion to the sticky http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2433789
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] Metalor:
Hello all. Does someone knows, where is Photon Q accelerometer on motherboard located?

My problem is: phone always in landscape mode and newer go to the portrait mode, as if the QWERTY-keyboard all the time disclosed.

All time the landscape picture on display irrespective of the phone position in space.

Here is photo of motherboard Photon Q and chips that I think is probably accelerometer.

Motherboard Photon Q photo
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] Metalor:
It is appeared after sim-slot mode directly soldered on motherboard.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] The Solutor:
Not sure about the accelerometer placement, but you can workaround the problem using tasker and the rotation locker plugin

Just use the keyboard out condition, to force the phone in landscape, and the keyboard in to force the phone in portrait.
[General Questions and Answers] Avuton Olrich:
Hello,

This is going to be kinda long, I want to give all details I can remember in case it helps.

I decided this morning that I was going to try out the unofficial CM11 rom for Galaxy Nexus GSM. So, first thing I do is a backup from Clockwork Recovery (latest touch recovery flashed).

After that, I flash the rom, and the gapps. I reboot to see if it works, and after 5 minutes of use everything looks pretty sucessful.

So, adb pull my backup and offload it to my computer in the case that something goes really wrong, because I'd like to get a clean start. So, I wipe the device as completely as I can in Clockworkmod Recovery. I then adb push the cm11 rom and the gapps roms referenced above. I use Clockworkmod Recovery to flash those onto the device, reboot and start playing around then realize that I have no cell service. Try manually registering on my T-mobile to no avail.

I think this is a baseband problem, so I fastboot flash radio (stock nexus radio rom from 4.3), reboot into the system and still no service.

Then I begin thinking my phone radio has completely failed, so I take a simcard from my girlfriend's phone pop it into mine, reboot and still no service. Reinstall my original sim card.

Then I am REALLY thinking my radio has failed, so I figure I'll just flash the full 4.3 stock suite in case I'm missing something small because I don't understand how something works. Still no service.

So, as a last resort, I push the Clockworkmod Recovery backup back into the /sdcard/0 directory, restore in Clockworkmod Recovery, reboot and it works(!).

Now I start wondering what I'm failing to understand about this problem, so I go ahead and do a factory reset in Clockworkmod Recovery and back to no service(!).

I really thought I understood how it worked, but I must be missing something here, or maybe Clockworkmod Recovery is wiping something it shouldn't be? The final thing I can add is each time I fail to get service in the installation, the service bars light up for 1/2 second to 2 seconds during boot. Maybe someone could help me spitball what's happening here?

Thank you very much in advance.
[General Questions and Answers] aalok.kashyap:
I think all yu must do is download the latest stock firmware ment for for your device.. from internet.. and install that properly on yur device.. this will do every thing right.. see I too am not at all good with using programme stuff and so.. therefore I keep the copy of firmware with me always.. that helps when I almost destroy my phone :D

tc and good luck..

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and it might be possible thet the rom which yu are trying is not ment for your device version.. chack that too correctly..
[General Questions and Answers] Avuton Olrich:
Problem found (not yet solved, but that's another question)

OK, I found the problem. My non volatile memory got corrupted. I pulled an image from the EFS nv memory partition devfs file, mounted it as loop on my localhost and got nothing but a lost+found directory. It's not a terrible thing, but from now on when I wipe this phone, I will need to adb push my /data/radio backup to the EFS nv memory partition. That is, at least until I find out exactly what I need to do to reconstruct the memory partition. Shouldn't be that hard, but I really need a good description of what is in all the EFS memory partition files for the Galaxy Nexus. :good: I'll dig around the forums a bit, maybe ask someone for the directory structure, maybe I'll be able to, at least, partially restructure that memory partition with a good old dd'ing. Maybe I'll root my girlfriend's Galaxy Nexus so I can get the structure proper.

Hope this helps someone else!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] diogofd8:
Hey guys!

I am now trying to flash kitkat on my nexus... As far as I've seen in the topics, the only bug that isn't really fixed are the graphical issues in the rotation which I don't really mind so I think it's time to try some roms.

Until now I've always used stock roms, they always were simple and stable and after trying cyanogenmod in my dad's phone (not nexus) I found some modifications like the battery showing the percentage or the settings having theme options and other things that the average person wouldn't use...

I would like 4.4 stock like in the Nexus 5, not something with personal modifications, is there a stable rom with that?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RajatPatel:
Graphical glitches are completely fixed on almost every ROM available for maguro (Galaxy Nexus). As far as stock experience is concerned here, I would recommend you to go for any CM11 build available in development section. PlayfulGod's build is recommended by me.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2525351
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neilwashere:
I have been using Fork My Life's 4.4 rom with no issues at all for about a week. If you have the toro nexus I would suggest that rom. They have fixed the graphical issues and no reboots. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2427087
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] diogofd8:
I have the GSM/Maguro GN

Well, I'll try again CM11, I did it two weeks before and had to return to stock because of the reboots and battery drain, let's see for now xd
[Android Apps and Games] Vectoryzed:
Hello guys,

I'm looking for an Android app that do the same work of Jdownloader on a PC.

Is there something right?

I've searched on Google Play Store but with any appropiate result.

Thank you!
[Android Apps and Games] shrewen:
ShareDownloader is what you're after

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.itgecko.sharedownloader
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wright_ac:
Only way to find out is to flash the baseband and see what happens, if not you can always flash back to stock C6603 baseband.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lhun:
Fair enough. I didn't know I was wondering into uncharted territory.

Does anyone have a FTF of the bell stock firmware?
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lhun:
so I have the FTF of the C6616. Flashtool completely ignores it as if it doesn't exist. What gives?
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahassouna:
carefull not to brick your phone :)
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lhun:
No worries, I really know what I'm doing here. I'm doing a baseband only flash.

Looking into flashtool, the recognition=C6602,C6603,C6606,C6616,L36h,yuga keys exist. Meaning, flashtool SHOULD see the c6616 in the list, but yes, it doesn't. (?!?!)

I recently grabbed C6506_10.3.1.A.2.67_Generic US, and it works flawlessly as thje previous c6506 basebands on 6603's did. On Fido, it'll give me LTE, obviously, but that's due to 2600 I'm sure. but only gives me 3g (hspa+) with Telus. (non aws).

According to the service menu, The phone only supports the following, even with the 6506 baseband flashed (screenshot is from my phone just now):

note: LTE_BC1,LTE_BC3,LTE_BC5,LTE_BC7,LTE_BC8,LTE_BC20, which is:

1 Up: 1920 - 1980 Down: 2110 - 2170

3 Up: 1710 - 1785 Down: 1805 - 1880

5 Up: 824 - 849 Down: 869 - 894

7 Up: 2500 - 2570 Down: 2620 - 2690

8 Up: 880 - 915 Down: 925 - 960

20 Up: 832 - 862 Down: 791 - 821

AND YET, the T-Mobile C6506 is supposed to support:

2G Network	GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900

3G Network	HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100

4G Network	LTE 700 / 850 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100

Okay. So if that is the case... HOW IN THE HECK are some of you people getting LTE on Bell?

Bell's (and Rogers/Fido, Telus/Koodo) LTE network uses Band 4 Advanced Wireless Services (AWS 1700/2100 MHz: actually 1710–1755/2110–2155) in most coverage areas and Band 7 (2600 MHz) in a few areas.

Wind's and Telus's is 1700/2100 (AWS1) only. THE ONLY WAY I can see this working is because bell/rogers has UMTS 2600 in the GTA. HOWEVER: Why weren't we getting LTE (data only) in the first place on the 6603? It supported LTE 2600 from the start. It's a very good question, and one that could be because of the sub channel bands used for LTE on HSPA+. What's interesting, is that since this phone supports Band 3 and Band 1, you can SEE the LTE/HSPA+ AWS1 network, but it doesn't stay connected (Because you can't split negotiation bands... UNLESS, you could limit one antenna to one and one to the other (not sure it's possible)).

That's seems to be the ONLY reason it works on Bell/Rogers in some cases with the 6506 2600mhz baseband. You're not getting true AWS with that flash (which can be for hspa+ or LTE). Also, the c6616 appears to be a more complete radio that would literally work on every single network in Canada and the USA, being the "ultimate LTE" Xperia Z. The c6602 Internal Storefront phone is the closest original thing, to that I would imagine.

Oh, I forgot to mention, I did try the T-Mobile 6606 baseband on the phone. It causes a soft lock after booting sadly (which does get into the OS, but it locks up and goes black once it's there.), and you have to flash back to either 6506 radio or stock to get it to stay stable.

So no, I do not believe this phone can be "told" to use AWS, regardless of what baseband file you stick in it.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lhun:
Unless of course, someone can provide a baseband that "unlocks" UMTS 4, 9 or 10... And, that the radio is physically capable of doing it.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eryen:
As i see from different firmwares, some overlay applications might deny to use some of capability of phone.

In over my firmware testing experience, some off firmwares prevent to use single 3g, and some of them prevent to use mixed network.

You must sure you have totally generic firmware. Try to delete all overlay apks, those might restrict you to configure network coverage.

PS:

I'am going to flash C6606 fw 10.3.1.E.0.191 to my 6603 afew later.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lhun:
Hi Eryen, thanks for replying!

If you read through my post, I tried that and it did not work. Gets to the OS and locks up. However, we're just swapping signed basebands. We need to figure out which radio hardware they're using to see what it's capable of, and perhaps, we can start making custom unlocked drivers.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lhun:
Hey, that's a pretty amazing thought. I might try that, would of course require root, I would imagine.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lhun:
NEW!

Note: I'm not rooted, nor am I bootloader unlocked. Neat, eh?

Here's what basebands I've tried so far: (c6603 Generic BE, .67, 4.2.2)

c6506 US .434, c6506 US .67 - both work perfectly on 4.2.2, no issues. On Telus you can only see Telus, and AT&T, sometimes Rogers.

c6606 - Phone boots, unusable. Random reboots, locks up immeditely after swipe to unlock. Simply flashed baseband back to c6506.

c6616 - Phone boots, slightly usable. Random reboots, even in airplane mode. System.process freezes but eventually unlocks. If you screenlock, you need to reboot. Flashed it back to c6506

ZL c6502 .434 global unbranded - Phone boots. RADIO SHOWS - (!!!) Phone completely usable. OMG I CAN SEE BELL 3g and ROGERS LTE (which is 2600mhz!). Something interesting is going on here, but it's not unlocking any additional bands in reality. The *#*#service#*#* menu shows the same frequencies available - but there's CERTAINLY some modification to the ranges in the bands. For those of you using .434 c6506, switch to c6502 global, you might get better speeds. Woot!
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lhun:
So I'm starting to think the 6603 could be hacked to get umts band 4 in the same exact way the nexus 4 was.

If I get more time I'll try this out - I would rather it be possible without root but meh. :)
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sipe1:
To contribute.

I have C6602, flashed C6603 baseband, tried with 4G card in confirmed zone of 4G signal, only catching 3G.

Will try with C6502 baseband when I have again 4G card.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lhun:
Did you try *#*#info#*#* menu and changing regional setting?
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thepho3nix:
I'm deeply grateful with you and your work, i don't know if you are a developer or just a guy who got a Xperia Z and wants to enable some features that's been banned from sony and of course making us the job to reroute this, even harder than nexus 4 disabled LTE feature, i have just 1. question, i own a Xperia Z (C6602) i'm on existenz 6.6 ROM wich is based on official 4.3.

I have understood that XPERIA Z C6603 and C6602 version both bring along the exact same LTE chip BUT sony disabled this chip on C6602 version for an unkwon reason yet, i've read around so much about it, and i concluded, that the chip on C6602 was disabled by some modem modifications,

how can i enable LTE feature?

if i flash C605 modem will work and get LTE?

i am from colombia and my carrier is TIGO (german company) they uses AWS band 4 for LTE speeds

any help from you and yor knowledge, sorry if i bother you with this but i need to make clear this hole in my head once and for all dude :(

THANKS in advance
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingvortex:
The C6602 does not have an LTE capable radio. I'm not sure where you heard that it does, but that information is incorrect. There is no way for you to use LTE on your device, no matter which baseband you may flash.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lhun:
This is correct, sort-of. It turns out that the radio hardware chips themselves are actually the same, but the unit is missing the physical amplifiers for the frequencies you would unlock, making them impossible to use. It's the c6603 radio hardware that has euro LTE. However, the 6602 is supposed to support AWS in some fashions. If you flash the baseband from the bell Z, you may be able to use AWS 4, because it's not just the frequencies that you make available, it's the CHANNEL SET.

In summary a "baseband" is three things

1) radio driver

2) frequency range list

3) channel range list

In theory (logically), the baseband from the "unbranded sony store" phones of each hardware model variant should have all the carrier frequencies of the local area.

So, if you're from Germany, flashing a the Sony "carrier unbranded" baseband from the local model variant should allow you to be all all carriers in that region because it would be in Sony's best interest to sell an unlocked phone in that region in that way.

It gets dicey when you bring a phone from another country as I did, into a country that uses different radio frequencies and channels for the same wireless protocol types. It's complicated and has to do with the radio telecom standards differing in every country. True "World Phones" are really uncommon but we're getting more standardized every year.

I still own my Z but I also have a Z1. The Z1 is a LOT more compatible (every carrier in my area) because it's designed to work with local frequency sets. All I had to do on it was flash the Sony official firmware and baseband, and I could get LTE on every carrier.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lhun:
Actually it's not exactly true. There is a custom kernel mode driver that locks this radio from using the other frequency bands. It may be possible to cook a custom driver that enables them, but the amplifiers might not be there, although I suspect they are just like the Nexus 4. The reason they are strongly disabled is because enabling them in a country that uses those channels and frequencies might break their local radio telecommunications laws and it would not allow them to sell the device in the country with the radio being "un neutered". That's one of the reasons why pushing these things through the FCC can take time. :)
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingvortex:
So, am I correct or not? You said I was in post #17 and not in post #18! :)

If it's kernel related, then surely flashing a C6603 kernel would bypass it (which it doesn't)...? Correct me if I'm wrong, as I'm only an interested amateur. ;)
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lhun:
Truth is we don't know for sure because nobody has done it, we're talking about writing a custom driver which is different.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thepho3nix:
Can anyone tell me where i get t-mobile Xperia Z baseband without flashing the entire ftf, and put the build prop lines within.

Enviado desde mi C6603 mediante Tapatalk
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superfly121:
hello there? has any one tried anything of this topic yet for the Xperia Z
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolrevi:
There are lot of things going on here. If it was possible to enable radios by flashing baseband from different phone, CM11 roms should enable it. cos they have enabled all possible frequencies for a particular phone. So that should do it. Correct me if am wrong ;)
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superfly121:
hmm i was on cm maybe if i show a pic of what i actually wanna find out . Im in china on china Unicom using 3G but i have a sim card 4g on china telecom. in the picture that i got from wiki "list of LTE networks" cant post link

its says "Not accessible with devices supporting Band 38".i cannot seem to find out how to no what bands your phone is on.the frequency i kinda understand the bands not so much so maybe some one can point me in the right direction here . i no this

"note: LTE_BC1,LTE_BC3,LTE_BC5,LTE_BC7,LTE_BC8,LTE_BC20, which is:

1 Up: 1920 - 1980 Down: 2110 - 2170

3 Up: 1710 - 1785 Down: 1805 - 1880

5 Up: 824 - 849 Down: 869 - 894

7 Up: 2500 - 2570 Down: 2620 - 2690

8 Up: 880 - 915 Down: 925 - 960

20 Up: 832 - 862 Down: 791 - 821"

and thats about it
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lhun:
don't mean to necro post, but someone FINALLY figured it out.

http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...tmctr=(not provided)&__utmv=-&__utmk=63603752
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zaclimon:
Looks like it doesn't like the c6603 for some reason... :(