yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jd1639:
Reset the tamper flag and relock and no one will know the difference. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=47156064
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sGollSv:
Ok thank you, I'm gonna root it now
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] estallings15:
What he said.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meangreenie:
after unlocking make sure to boot the phone fully once before attempting to install a custom recovery or whatever.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mistahseller:
and also to restart the bootloader, I remember I had something go awry when I loaded twrp but it was being goofy before I could go into it and that is the solution
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Themes and Apps] PIKO1982:
This is the best Android default Camera for CM based rom (cm10.2 jb and cm11 kk)

Features:

Save to sd

6 mpx resolution enabled

Iso setting enabled

Color effect enabled

and more....

Bug:

Hdr enabled cause force close

Installation:

replace your gallery2.apk to /system/app

set permissions to 644 (rw-r--r--)

and restart.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Themes and Apps] fehri2008:
Not working on CM 11, not only that, it screws your gallery app and why in the hell does this one needs an access to my sms and mms????
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] X-Nemesis:
I press the toggle to switch WIFI on but it just turns off right away. Is there a fix for this?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Perseus:
Did you update using the Leaked Rooted Rom DocHoliday had posted ?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] X-Nemesis:
Yep, I noticed he did not have a Root66 version for Wind/Globalive so I used the only 4.3 link he posted.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Perseus:
In that case please also flash the ATT Kernel he posted along with that Rom.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] X-Nemesis:
Hi Perseus, this is the page I'm looking at:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1949687

And all I see is the 4.1.2 firmware under root66 for Wind and then lower down, just the link for the 4.3 download under SGH-T999V Canadian Variants official firmware.

I'm not seeing any ATT Kernel download.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Perseus:
I meant the T999_AT&T_UCUEMJ2_Insecure_kernel.zip listed on this Thread.

Yes I know its for T999. But since its kernel for a similar device, it should work. If it does not, then you can re-flash your exisiting firmware to get back. (Or take a nandroid before)

Do remember to wipe Cache and Dalvik after flashing the kernel.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Accessories] fil:
http://www.carcomm.nl/carcomm/websh...ProductId=D066C9CE-3048-737E-4E8DE4460AF55502

been reading the posts on here for ideas on car mounts for my vario, surprised no ones mentioned the carcomm one ( have used search ) unless ive missed the post?

I had a carcomm mount for my old ipaq 5450, and out of all the mounts, it was the best built, so im after one for the vario, just need to find someone who stocks it for the mda and a price?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Accessories] wizzzard:
Expansys have these listed but it seems expensive.

http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=127926

I'm looking at modifying a desktop stereo cradle also sold by expansys

http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=128070

and connecting to the car stereo via Aux input. Still need to work out how to switch to phone audio if I'm listening to radio or cd when a call comes in.

Al
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Accessories] fil:
are they carcomm one? as cant find the brand name anywhere, on them links?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] Anicane:
Hi

I have been changing my tablets back and forth, they have had problems from back-light bleeding to yellow tint. To be clear i have bought 2 Notes from two different shops just to test them. From one of them they sell the Note with yellow tint, while the other sells without the yellow tint. So i was wondering if yellow tint is normale with Samsung devices or is there anyway to fix it ? or is it HW issue.

What about your device ?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] >>X<<:
Don't forget you can search a sub forum ;)

Look here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2500508
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Awesome thank you for this, I've missed my Google Voice since switching to FreedomPop. About to try it out now.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] copota:
Hope it works out. I haven't thoroughly tested it, so I'm not sure how well it might work. Good luck.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] copota:
I originally tested this using the CSipSimple app with my extracted FreedomPop account information on a Kit-Kat ROM, and it worked well.

I just switched back to a Stock JellyBean ROM so I could test the filters on the actual FreedomPop Messaging app, and it doesn't appear to work. I think FreedomPop may have disabled the filters in their Messaging app, or it could be the Stock OS dialer preventing something from working.

If anyone has had luck with this using the FreedomPop Messaging App with the filters, please post your results and ROM you're using.

If we can confirm FreedomPop disabled the filters on their Messaging App, then the only way to fully integrate Google Voice is extracting your FreedomPop account information, uninstalling the FreedomPop Messaging app, installing CSipSimple app, add your account info, then create the filters.

I'll post a more elaborate tutorial showing how to get the CSipSimple app up and going if we can confirm the filters don't work in the FreedomPop Messaging app.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Tekone:
Here's my question, since Android Kit Kit don't support wimax.. How can you able to run FreedomPop 4G with Android Kit K. or what said just using Wifi data??
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
FreedomPop has 3G too ;) I use FreedomPop without Wimax in my area, they try to trick you into thinking it only works on 4G. I pay $25 bucks a month for my wife and I only thing that sucks is the app is a battery killer, really thinking about getting an extended battery.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] copota:
Simple, you go without 4G and use their 3G for internet. The reason I went with FreedomPop is for an affordable mobile voice and text solution, and having internet is just an added bonus, which all I actually need it for is updating my GPS routing and e-mail, which works fine on 3G.

Why the need for 4G anyhow? It's not like you're getting unlimited data. If you're doing anything that requires hi-speed internet, your allotted data will be gone in an instance. If you really need hi-speed mobile web, I'd suggest ponying up for an upper tier provider and going with an LTE unlimited solution.

Wimax in my area is spotty anyhow, nothing I'd miss in the first place, and I'd MUCH PREFER the features and security of Kit-Kat than spotty Wimax 4G that will drain my battery in an hour of browsing on a 4" screen. If I need the internet, I still have 3G on Kit-Kat.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Tekone:
Haha.. $25 plan with 3G only. you could get a grandfather plan from Virgin Mobile off ebay with 300 reliable mins, unlimited text and data.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
That's for two phones, I have unlimited text and call and 1GB each. I use Wi-Fi most of the time so all I need was call and text really. You really can't beat $12.50 per phone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Cltme89:
trying this as soon as I unbrick my phone. does anyone have calling feature via wifi? I can't answer calls on wifi. I have to turn it off when a call comes in. half the time I am i just use groove ip
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Mine works just fine over Wi-Fi... Usually better than 3G
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Cltme89:
Does it make two calls at once on wifi?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] copota:
I read in FreedomPop's Q&A that minutes are deducted if using WiFi to place calls. So I used Sipdroid to create a free account with pbxes.com, which you can connect your Google Voice number, then place WiFi calls free of charge. Once you have your pbxe account configured, you simply add that account into the CSipSimple app, then you can add a couple of toggle widgets to your Homescreen. This way, when you're home or over WiFi, you toggle off FreedomPop, and toggle on pbxe to make free wifi calls via your Google Voice number.

BTW, I'm using FreedomPop's free service, so if you're paying for FreedomPop's unlimited calling, which is quite affordable, then there's no need to go through the hassle of setting up an account with pbxe for free WiFi calling.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Cltme89:
Thanks for the tip. Im am using the unlimited plan so that doesn't really matter. but I do want to know about the performance of Sipdroid. Does it have the bad delay that Freedompop and Groove IP come with? FreedomPop isnt bad.....when it works, its just so buggy. I emailed them about my issue over wifi with the double calls and they said they escalated it to the development team. I wish they would just buy one of these other companies that have the kinks worked out.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
I'm not able to check my voicemail, other than that they just need to improve their app on battery life.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Do you have Use Wi-Fi Calling checked in the app settings?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Anybody else having problems since today's app update? Mine is saying it can't find my account. I emailed them, hopefully it gets fixed soon. My data is working fine at least.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Tekone:
Let me ask.. this integration method with FReedompop account will work Freedompop sms too? The reason to filter Google voice number make call and text right?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] theshonen8899:
How are you guy's voicemail set up? When I use the same filter settings, it dials to my google voice number and places the call properly but immediately disconnects.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Check it through the Google Voice app
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] theshonen8899:
I'm not talking about actually accessing it, I'm talking about using the filter to automatically call with your gv number. The filter calls your gv number then presses 2 to call someone else. My voicemail was set up with a pin so pressing 2 doesn't work. I then gave my freedompop phone permission to bypass the pin. Now it places the call properly and says "This is a free call." but then I get a disconnect tone. Calls go through google voice just fine when I input the numbers into csip manually, but not through the filters in OP's post. I'm wondering how I should set up my voicemail settings on google voice so that the filter will work properly.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] pencin:
I'm SO close!

First, THANK YOU for this guide. I signed up for FP and an EVO 4G - but hated the battery problem which I have pretty much solved with the BlueKingdom rom and several battery apps. I now get ~13 hours with modest useage.

I have been able to install cispimple and receive and make calls, and sent sms messages.(haven't tried wifi yet).

I do not want google voice anywhere in the loop for personal reasons - so I did not install the filters.

The only two things missing are receiving text and getting to voice mail.

Text just plain doesn't get to the phone. Any ideas? update: unfreezing the FP Message apk allows text to come through!

When I use the FP voice mail apk, it just says I'm not registered and will not let me do anything. Any Ideas? update: unfreezing the FP Message apk allows voice mail to come through!

Am I mixing apples and oranges - and looking for trouble?

Again, thanks for the great guide...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Everything is connected to the FP Messaging app, don't freeze it if you want anything to work
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] pencin:
Confused...

Now I'm confused! The guide says to uninstall it...

What am I missing?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Why are you doing this if you're not using Google Voice?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] pencin:
Why... because it's there...

I need a phone that will last more than 18 hours on a charge.

All indications and measurements indicate that the FP apk uses an inordinate amount of power in stand-by.

The research that I have been able to do indicates that csipsimple uses much less power by not checking so often.

Also, I am new to voip and am trying to understand the framework that drives it. I am one of those dotCom kids and WAS a hotshot in the good ol' days - but have fallen way behind. This gives me something to play with...

Thanks...::p
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Well just so you know the reason csipsimple works is because of Google Voice, it's one way or the other. You still need one of the apps to send and receive.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] paschov:
I did everything exactly as described, but the call don't go through. My phone is ringing calling my Google Voice number, but nothing happens. After a couple of rings, Google voice mail answers, that's it. Am I doing anything wrong?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rymiwe:
Mistake in first filter?

Perhaps I'm missing something here, but the first rewrite filter, in which the "prefix by" reads

1XXXXXXXXXX,,2,

seems incorrect.

I think you missed an asterisk between the double commas, so it should read

1XXXXXXXXXX,*,2,

This is because you must dial * from the "new message" menu to get back to the main menu before dialing 2 to make the outgoing call.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] hotttoddie:
Are you saying you need this if you have unread messages? Mine doesnt require this - but then again im testing with no messages... Im having trouble with mine not respecting the commas... Anyone have any suggestions ? (I have checked in-band DTMF and I have selected the 2 Fast and 1 Slow codecs)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] hotttoddie:
Well looks like I solved my problem of not being able to make a call out. I could connect to my GV account fine, but the re-dial out would barf and always end at a busy signal. Apparently the comma (pause delay) wasnt long enough. In cSipSimple the default value is 300ms for a comma and 2000ms for a semilcolon. I tried the semi-colon but that just caused my calls to 'drop' and the app to close wihtout any error message.

I found out that a DTMF comma delay of 800ms worked just fine with the re-write rules in OP. You can change these times in cSipSimple in the expert settings (menu key>settings>menu key>expert mode>call settings>change the DTMF wait time for comma.) Im sure you could also add extra commas but i thought this was cleaner.

I tried as low as 600ms but still had issuses, so I left at 800 in case an extra connection delays (which might need to be increased when im not on wifi)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Captain_Throwback:
This is interesting. I was able to set up the native Android dialer to receive FreedomPop phone calls directly using some of the information from here, so thanks. I just wish there was a way to make outgoing calls with it. I know there's no real way to circumvent the Messaging app, and that I can live with. I just wish that I could get outgoing calls working natively.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] copota:
I updated the guide and added some instruction for creating a filter if your Google Voice account is configured to require a pin number in order to access it. Something I forgot to do when I first posted the guide.

I also expanded on the Setting page, adding in more options to configure that I copied from the FreedomPop Messaging settings page.

Any one have problems or solutions to make this work better, please post them up and I'll add them into the guide.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dawithers:
Mine had issues with the semicolon so I just put six commas before the 2 and two commas after. All better.

BTW glad someone got some use out of my blog post. This howto is very thorough.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] hotttoddie:
Yeah - FP app is awful... Thanks for figuring this out!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] copota:
Thanks for figuring it out.

I was planning on adding another part to the guide explaining how to bypass the filters, in case you want to make a call without using Google Voice.

There's only three methods I can think of to bypass the filters conveniently...

Use the CSipSimple Dialer. Since the CSipSimple dialer does not apply the filters, it makes for a way to bypass the filters. However you have to pull up CSipSimple Dialer to use it.

I made a RegExp filter, so you can press * prior to dialing your number, and it will then directly dial your call thereby bypassing the Google Voice filters. However, this method is only good for manually inputting numbers, and will not work with numbers in your directory.

The last method I can think of, is to add a duplicate FreedomPop account into CSipSimple. One account with the Google Voice filters, and one account without the Google Voice filters. Then you can add CSipSimple toggle widgets to your home page for each account, then when you want to make a call without Google Voice, simply toggle off the Google Voice account and toggle on the account without the filters. This method may be the best since you can still use the Android dialer and it works with numbers in your contact list.

If anyone can think of easier method to bypass the filters, post it up.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] el34han:
I have to thank dawithers for his original blog post. So smart. I do some reverse engineering at work but never thought it could go so far.

Also big thanks to OP who made the procedure clearer to follow. Saved me hours of guessing work. I have a E4GT with Jellyverse with a brand new battery. I got only 3 hours standby time per full charge. After following this procedure using CSipSimple now I can go 10~11 hours per charge.

I also use Greenify to hibernate background service and app. I think Greenify saves me a little battery but it definitely make the phone much responsive.

This procedure also improve delay. My delay was around 2 seconds, now, less than half of a second.

For some reason even I set GV to not use PIN I still had to use 1XXXXXXXXXX,*,2, (with an extra '*') to successfully dial.

The default Media setting did not work for me. Voice cracks to a point I can't make any conversation. After uncheck Media->Echo Cancellation and set Media->Echo Mode to Auto. Voice is now very clear for both ends.

Hope this helps someone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] copota:
Thanks for the recommendation. I added it to the guide as an option to try if anyone experiences call quality issues.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] copota:
I was over at the FreedomPop Blog, and I saw a post about using an app called Voice+ (Google Voice Callback) as a way of having your phone automatically call out with your Google Voice number.

I installed it, and it did seem to work. I was having a problem with a couple of numbers, but I may need to set something different in CSipSimple. The app hasn't been updated in two years, so not sure how stable it is in KitKat.

This could be a more stable solution of dialing out on Goolge Voice compared to using the filters.

If anyone wants to try the app, and report back on their experience, please do so. If the app works better than the filters, I'll add it into the guide.

Link to app --> Voice+ (Google Voice Callback)

If you have the filters set up, you might need to delete them. The filters probably wont affect the app, but you can call using your freedompop if you don't want to go through the GoogleVoice.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Tekone:
Let me ask again.. this method can not received or send freedompop text right? Maybe I missed read something?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] copota:
I just have CSipSimple installed, and can send and receive texts fine via FreedomPop.

I send texts via the Google Voice app or the Google Messaging app. They actually get deducted from my FreedomPop text count. When you install the Google Voice app, it installs a second app called Voice+. Open the Voice+ app and ensure your Google Voice account is selected. Then open the main Google Voice app, go to Settings > Notifications > Receive text messages and choose if you want texts received by the Google Voice App or the Messaging App. You may need to play with these settings to get it working. I found notifications sometimes iffy with the Messaging app.

You'll also need to choose how you want your texts notifications. Just look over the settings section and choose to your liking.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Tekone:
Thanks for instruction.. It's bit of confused to me that why they deduct from your Freedompop text count if you using Google account to send text? I'll try your csipsimple method for freedompop text. As all we like to try different method because freedompop app drain battery. For google voice, I'm using GrooVe IP to call and text.

Thanks again for you method and work. I'll input my experience and you can correct me.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Tekone:
During the setting you mention.. turn on Expert mode by tap the setting button.. illustrated same the picture. When tap the setting button, it didn't show Expert mode appeared on my version of Csipsimple. Do you have different version of Csipsimple?

I just installed csipsimple and used the method you listed here.. I can make outgoing call and received incoming call Freedompop account phone number. I can not send text or received text using Freedompop account phone number. Maybe you mention using Google voice account for text right? Correct me if I'am wrong.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] copota:
You're probably tapping the setting button on the dialer page. You need to tap the settings button on the "Settings" page, and then you will be presented with a "Expert mode" option. If you see an option for "Normal mode" then tap that and it will switch to "Expert mode".

I'm using the latest release of CSipSimple, as I explained in the first section of the guide, download and install their latest apk found here --> http://nightlies.csipsimple.com/trunk/

Please keep in mind, one of the prerequisites of this guide is to have a working Google Voice account.

EDIT: It is possible to text, but the only way I know how using CSipSimple, is to do it via a Google Voice number using the Google Voice app.

I'm not sure if you can text using your FreedomPop number and CSipSimple.

I'll need to further research to see if its possible to text with CSipSimple using the FreeedomPop number. But for now, I have no idea.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bads3ctor:
Getting and accessing database file using adb on Ubuntu

Here is an easy way to get and access com.freedompop.phone.db from the console in Ubuntu:

sudo apt-get install sqlitebrowser
adb root
adb pull /data/data/com.freedompop.phone/databases/com.freedompop.phone.db
sqlitebrowser com.freedompop.phone.db

Click the browse data tab, use the table dropdown box and go to accounts. Scroll over to the data field.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] phigan:
What's stopping you from making outgoing calls? I set up the FP SIP settings into the native dialer and personally leave "Receive incoming calls" off so that it doesn't register and drain battery. Under "Use internet calling", I set it at "For all calls". The numbers you dial have to be in the format 18005551212, meaning with the 1, so I installed an app called Prefixer and created a rule for this. When the number matches (\+1.*||[2-9]{1}[0-9]{2}[2-9]{1}[0-9]{6}) do remove characters ^\+1 and add prefix 1. This is saying if you see a number like +18005551212 to remove the + and if you see a number like 8005551212 to add a 1.

As for messages, I read that FreedomPop teamed up with TextPlus to do the SMS stuff. I wonder if there's a way to sign in to the TextPlus app with your FP info. That would be nice.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] drcameron:
Maybe I am missing something but....I followed the steps outlined in the OP including the filters. I can use the CSipSimple dialer to make and receive calls, however the number shown is my FP number. I had expected to see my GV number due to the filters. Am I correct in thinling that? Additionally I cannot use the native dialer. I get a voice telling me I cannot complete the call. How do I use the native dialer so that I can use my contact list? Without this function, Bluetooth calling is very limited among other issues.