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[Miscellaneous Android Development] tech worm:
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[Miscellaneous Android Development] sanjeevy94:
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After installing it I reboot my device and after xolo boot animation it says android is updating then load 23 apps and starts the device.

I used xtreme addition.

Is there something I missed ?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Abhinandan Trilokia:
did you mounted your system or not ?

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[Miscellaneous Android Development] sanjeevy94:
No, How to mount the system ?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Abhinandan Trilokia:
In CWM recovery

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Then flash zip

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[Optimus One, P500, V Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivanani:
Hello, I had an Optimus T (P509) that had custom rom on it that didn't work with any of my sim cards, including a Tmobile one. I decided to use kdz to flash stock froyo with v11s_00.kdz. This appeared to work successfully as I could use most things on the phone.

Except my sim cards still don't register :(

I still have my IMEI number and I do get a signal when I look under "about phone" -> status.

I flashed it twice with KDZ in hopes there was an incomplete flash of some sort, but that didn't make much of a difference.

Would appreciate any help in getting my sim cards up and running.

Edit: Looks like the sim reader got damaged by a microsim adapter, I raised the pins and it looks like it's working again.
[Optimus One, P500, V Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayc137:
The sim adapter could be damaged ?
[Optimus One, P500, V Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chdaditya:
May be you have flashed with a wrong kdz file
[Optimus One, P500, V Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivanani:
I looked closer at the sim slot, it looks like a few pins were depressed, likely from using an adapter incorrectly. I couldn't lift them up unless I took off the back plate (with a dremel) and raised the pins back up. It detected and now I'm playing with my phone again.

Thank you!.
[Optimus One, P500, V Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayc137:
Lol

Had a similar problem on my friends p500 solved using similar method

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[Nexus 5 General] 1stx2:
Figured I'd start a thread for us aio wireless users to discuss the likes/dislikes. Is anybody else on aio?

Overall I'm satisfied with the service, just wish I got LTE at my house. The capped data speeds are more than acceptable, does all I need it to do.

AIO wireless website

Sent from my AMAZING nexus 5 that dicecuber/trolls like to hate on.
[Nexus 5 General] Landara:
I am generally happy with the service. You are capped fairly low on the LTE speed, but I have not had any trouble streaming 1080p video or anything else for that matter. So it's fine for me. The one thing that I hate is that when you have used your allotted data, you HAVE to buy more. They don't just turn off LTE, they throttle your 3g so hard you can't even check your email without timing out. Also, on the website(or in the app) I have yet to see any way to accurately track my data use so far this month. They show it as a purple bar which is impossible to get an accurate reading on, These may be relatively minor things, but they are annoying. Otherwise I'd rate them as excellent. But next month I am switching to T-Moblie for a month to try them out. Unlimited data WITH Unlimited LTE for $70 a month with no taxes. I'm paying that now AIO for 7 gigs(which i can easily use). If their coverage is good, I'll be staying put.
[Nexus 5 General] 1stx2:
Yea the capped data doesn't bother me. I haven't hit the data cap yet and hope I don't. I wish I could go with tmobile , but they have absolutely NO,NONE, NODDA service where I live :(

Sent from my AMAZING nexus 5 that dicecuber/trolls like to hate on.
[Nexus 5 General] markdapimp:
Let me know on the capped speeds when you reach them

i want to see whats speed while capped
[Nexus 5 General] Landara:
That cap we are speaking of is permanent. It's always there. You are always capped at 8 MegaBITS per seconds(not to be confused with real MBs). I think that is somewhere around 1mb per second. I generally get right at 8mbits per second download. Now once you run out of data, it's unusable if that's what you are asking.
[Nexus 5 General] markdapimp:
Oh, i think ill stick with T-Mobile then.
[Nexus 5 General] 1stx2:
This is my speed at my house. It does everything I need it to do.

It maxes out the caps at my work just wish it was better at my house.

Sent from my AMAZING nexus 5 that dicecuber/trolls like to hate on.
[Nexus 5 General] markdapimp:
You have like no bars there :o are you like in a dead zone?
[Nexus 5 General] 1stx2:
Pretty much lol I wish I could get Verizon's service on this phone. I get full LTE on my vzw note 2.

Sent from my AMAZING nexus 5 that dicecuber/trolls like to hate on.
[Nexus 5 General] es0tericcha0s:
Live in the Denver area and AIO works awesome for me. On LTE 95%+ of time. I'll take "capped" data over unreliable service, any day. Sure Tmo is much faster, but if you live / work / travel in that one particular area where Tmo service goes down and you need it, it doesn't matter how much faster it COULD be. Actually I was sad I had to leave Tmo because I love what they have been doing with upgrading their service, pricing points, etc, but at my shop where I have to tether to provide internet for my business, it just couldn't do the job. Now that I have switched, it's been awesome. A solid LTE connection, even capped is plenty fast enough to do pretty much anything. I pretty much never get buffering from any streaming service (Pandora, Netflix, Youtube (well, it IS Youtube, so sometimes, but that happens even on great wifi if the site is bogged down) and honestly, if you aren't setting around playing with Speedtest.net then it's something that 90% of people would never even notice that it's "slower". Web pages and emails and the like only open SO fast anyway. But what service works best for you matters so much on where you are and what you need to do with it. If I didn't have issues where I work, would never have thought about switching, but now that I did, I've no reason to switch back.
[Nexus 5 General] silberj:
Love the icon, Geaux Tigers!
[Nexus 5 General] Rarscaryfrosty:
Aio user chipping in here. I've been a user since they first went national after the whole AT&T buyout. Great service and I get a signal everywhere. On paper, the HSPA+ and LTE caps sound bad, but in real time use, it's more than enough for anything you'd be doing on a smartphone. It's enough to stream 1080p video, upload photos to facebook, casually surf the web, etc.

Aio is going to be merged with Cricket Wireless once AT&T finishes the buy out of Leap Wireless. Supposedly, according to AT&T's CEO, service will still be through AT&T, and pricing/plans will be the same.
[Nexus 5 General] bekyndnunwind:
Another satisfied AIO customer here. I dropped my unlimited data Verizon plan because I wanted a Nexus 5. So far I absolutely LOVE AIO!!!

The capped speeds don't bother me at all, it is plenty fast. I was nervous about leaving Verizon, but now I am so glad I did it - I became a believer in AT&T's nationwide LTE network.

I'm on the $55/month plan (all taxes and fees included) so I save $43/month from what I was paying for Verizon (rip off). If I add up all the savings plus take into consideration the 3rd month is free with AIO, I will save $528 just in the first year! :good:

Will be interesting when AIO gets absorbed into Cricket, which is now owned by AT&T. I've been assured that my experience will not change once the switch happens...
[Nexus 5 General] bozzykid:
I don't understand the benefit of AIO over AT&T GoPhone. The $60 GoPhone plan has the same 2gb of data but no limits on LTE. And you can get refills for about $55 on CallingMart.
[Nexus 5 General] markdapimp:
So it's unlimited?
[Nexus 5 General] Landara:
Paying $60 for 2gb is NOT better than paying $70 for 7gbs ;) I can't live on 2gbs, I've went over 7 before! GoPhone is great I suppose but really, the plans on Aio are cheaper and have higher limits.
[Nexus 5 General] 1stx2:
It's the only way I know!

This x1000. There is no way I could survive on 2gb a month.
[Nexus 5 General] bioyuki:
Hmm just looked into switching but AIO my N5's IMEI is coming up as being on the stolen/lost list, WTF?
[Nexus 5 General] markdapimp:
Where did you purchase? Verify with Swappa's ESN checker http://swappa.com/esn
[Nexus 5 General] bekyndnunwind:
GoPhone's limited $60 (+ tax) plan cuts you off once you reach the (unthrottled) 2GBs/month, and then you must pay $10 per GB if you wish to keep using data.

AIO's unlimited $55 (tax included) plan only reduces your speeds after you go over the (throttled) 2GBs/month, but you still get data and there is no additional charge. You do however have the option of paying $10/gb if you would like to keep having LTE at the higher speed instead of it being reduced...

Not saying one is better than the other but there is a clear difference, and I prefer not to be cut off/or charged if I hit 2gb/month which I occasionally do. For someone who never goes over 2GB/month then GoPhone may be the better option. In my experience AIO's throttled data speeds are plenty fast enough for anything!

As my screenshot shows a few posts above, I am getting 8+mbps down and 11+mbps up. Would you mind posting a screenshot of a speedtest while using GoPhone for comparison?
[Nexus 5 General] whitedragonz83:
Same in central Illinois
[Nexus 5 General] Zainiak:
I'm in south west Michigan
[Nexus 5 General] imablackhat:
Anyone need a referral?
[Nexus 5 General] Johmama:
Yeah, it's been happening the past few days for me. I notice it mainly at my office because that's where I need data the most, but I've always had notoriously bad service there and I just thought maybe it couldn't find service. After about the 5th time over 2 days, I figured something about the Aio -> Cricket tower change had something to do with it.

It was infuriating the first few times. I simply wanted to do a Google search, or refresh a page and it wouldn't load for 5 minutes. I thought it might be a new consistent thing that I would have to deal with with Cricket. If that were the case, I'd switch providers. Seems it was only temporary.
[Nexus 5 General] sonicdeth:
I had it several times yesterday as well (Colorado). Hasn't happened that I've seen today, but I haven't been on my phone as much today either.
[Nexus 5 General] wiltony:
New Cricket Account Here

How does the referral work? PM me if it'll save us both $25! I just signed two lines up yesterday. (edit: referral taken)

Also, they can't get our N5's activated at all! Not sure what's up. Can't call our numbers, and can't call out on them. I know they haven't been programmed, but not sure why they don't know that. (I tried *228 but it does nothing). Their support sent me to "level two" tech support and said to wait 72 hours for them to get back to me!
[Nexus 5 General] unsivil_audio:
You shouldn't need to activate them, do you know for sure that the sim cards are working? I just popped my sim out of my old phone and into my N5 and was off and running.
[Nexus 5 General] wiltony:
I know the N5s have recognized the sim cards as I get signal, see "cricket" on the homescreen, etc. But perhaps the store didn't activate them properly (but then, wouldn't level 1 Cricket folks have figured that out?) I get cell signal, but any attempts to call out sends me to cricket's customer service. This happens on both phones. I've entered the APN info (they had me try that), but that wouldn't affect my problem, since that's just for LTE data/MMS, right? APN doesn't affect voice and SMS IIRC... dunno.

I get the feeling this is something small/stupid that both I and Cricket CS have missed...
[Nexus 5 General] unsivil_audio:
I agree, sounds like something simple. Do you get data when your APN is entered? If not I believe this problem is entirely on their side of things.
[Nexus 5 General] wiltony:
No I do not get data of any kind either. Can't call into either phone also. Guess I'll wait for them to call me back.

Also, I plan on selling my old Verizon Unlimited Data plans on ebay to offset the costs of my new N5s. Anyone have any cautionary tales/words of advice/warnings before I make this attempt? Never done it before but I've read up quite a bit on it.
[Nexus 5 General] wiltony:
Whew, SIM card issue. The store that set up my service scanned the wrong SIM cards compared to what was put in our phones. They weren't reversed, it was just a completely different set.

It's working now!
[Nexus 5 General] unsivil_audio:
Well thats ridiculous, they should've been able to take care of that over the phone with a simple IMEI check. Regardless, glad you got it figured out.
[Nexus 5 General] frigidazzi:
Yup that is crazy. Glad it's working.
[Nexus 5 General] sbann:
I'm considering switching to Cricket. I'm currently using T-Mobile with the $30 plan and previously used Straight Talk with an AT&T sim. A majority of my mobile data is used streaming music in the car.

Straight Talk had good LTE coverage, but their customer service is terrible. In my 6th month with them I was throttled with 17 days left. When I called I was told I had excessive usage. I hadn't even used half of my 2.5GB cap. When I argued they refused to budge and told me to use wifi. While throttled Google's all access paused to buffer every few seconds even on low quality. I ported my number to T-Mobile that day.

T-Mobile has been good. The customer service has been far better than ST. I spent a couple weeks out of state in May and used a lot of data (no wifi) without any throttling or complaints. However, the network coverage just isn't as good and I'm getting tired of data drops or being in areas with no service where I was fine on AT&T's towers.

I'm willing to spend more for better coverage at this point, but I don't want the ST experience again. Thoughts? Does Cricket throttle unexpectedly like ST?
[Nexus 5 General] Johmama:
Taken from their website (it was hard to find since they switched up the website after the merger. I'm used to the Aio site)

So they give you a softcap, when you exceed it, they throttle you. There is no "eh, this guy used a lot of data yesterday. Throttle him." like ST does. I've been pretty happy with everything with them and I've had Aio for a good....9 months? I'd recommend giving them a try.

Oh, and here's a general question I have for anyone: what can I do to change my number with them? Is there a way to just get a new one without getting a whole new account, SIM card, everything? I just want a new number. My number has all these unsolicited calls to it and I want to try to find one that isn't in every "CALL THIS GUY" database in the world.
[Nexus 5 General] whitedragonz83:
I tried to port my number after already having setup an account/sim to test their service. At the time (AIO Wireless) could not help me out. I had to port to a new SIM/Account. I'd hit their online chat page on Cricket and see if things have changed.
[Nexus 5 General] sbann:
That's exactly the situation I want to avoid. I naively assumed staying under the cap meant I wouldn't be throttled. :)

Thanks, I'll most likely give Cricket a try when my month runs out.
[Nexus 5 General] Johmama:
Well that's annoying, especially since I want to keep my username. It might be acceptable if I was required to buy a new SIM to get a new number and keep the username, but the new username every single time is over the top. How many orphan accounts are out there because someone changed numbers? Especially with Google Voice, where you can just turn and burn numbers and keep the same number you give to people.

But thanks, I'll maybe check their chat help and verify. I really want to stop these stupid calls from random people.
[Nexus 5 General] badutahboy:
I switched from ST to Cricket a month or so ago. So far, so good. I was with ST for less than 30 days, as they throttled me in my first month (and i used less than 1GB of data). My LTE coverage is kind of spotty, but I don't know if that's because of my area or because cricket gets a lower network preference than actual AT&T service. My ST LTE coverage was similar to Cricket's, so my current guess is that I've been operating in fringe LTE areas.

If you're happy with Tmo, don't switch, but if you're wanting to move, don't hesitate to try Cricket. I left Tmo 2 months ago because ST/Cricket are $20 less than my Tmo unlimited plan. In my area, I think I actually preferred Tmo service to AT&T. Obviously that differs depending on where you are though.

Edit: Also it merits mention that Cricket has a few options for data coverage. 1GB, 2.5GB and 5GB. If you're a heavy user, it's hard to go wrong with 5GB for $60/mo. You can also add on 1GB for $10 to any of their plans if you hit your data cap and get throttled. They're VERY data friendly.
[Nexus 5 General] sbann:
I'm happy with their data usage policies and customer service. Not so much with the coverage. I have a weak signal at home. I travel a couple times a year to visit family out of state. Last month when I went I had much worse coverage than when I was on AT&T.

That's what I like to hear. :)
[Nexus 5 General] kgeissler:
Quick question about LTE coverage. Am I correct in assuming that if I look at AT&T's coverage map and see LTE coverage , I will also have LTE coverage (albeit slower) on Cricket? Or is Cricket's LTE coverage less than that of AT&T?
[Nexus 5 General] unsivil_audio:
Naw, they are one in the same. At&t towers = Cricket Towers.
[Nexus 5 General] bozzykid:
It is the same. The only difference with prepaid is that you don't have roaming. But you have full access to AT&T's network (except throttling your LTE/HSPA speeds).
[Nexus 5 General] kellybrf:
thinking about switching my gf from T-Mobile. its great here (and weve got wideband lte now) but not so much at her moms place, where the cricket maps appear to blanket the area. i was thinking of setting up the $25 talk plan on my n4 to try it out. if I don't renew after the month and let the number die will I be able to reuse the sim and port her over, or will I have to buy a new sim kit?
[Nexus 5 General] kjjjjshab:
Well except you need to look at the AT&T PREPAID map, otherwise you might be looking at T-Mobile data roaming coverage, not?

Cricket's coverage is most certainly less than AT&T proper because they are NOT all AT&T towers.
[Nexus 5 General] imablackhat:
I've had cricket for some months now and personally no issues. Came over from straight talk. I like the referral program. Already referred 5. If you need one pm me
[Nexus 5 General] unsivil_audio:
Newer APN settings.

Just FYI, here are some new APN settings. I've confirmed them as working on my phone (including MMS!).

Oh, got them from Howardforums.
[Nexus 5 General] frigidazzi:
Any benefit to using these over the older ones?
[Nexus 5 General] bozzykid:
Those aren't new settings. Those are the default AT&T APN settings. Cricket has not announced any new settings, so I would be wary of changing to those.
[Nexus 5 General] unsivil_audio:
http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php/1835537-Cricket-Wireless-MMS-APN-settings

[MENTION=3989947]frigidazzi[/MENTION] probably not, I do get a lower ping with these settings, speeds are unchanged.
[Nexus 5 General] kellybrf:
anyone?
[Nexus 5 General] Johmama:
I didn't respond earlier because I don't know how much help I can be.

I asked earlier about just switching numbers and I'm pretty sure you can't unless you buy a new SIM. That said, if you actually let the number and account expire, you might be able to. I can't find any option on their site to bring your own (expired) SIM, however. Going through the process of setting up a new account always seems to require me to buy their SIM card. If I HAD to come up with an answer for you, I'd say buying a new SIM kit would be required. Don't take my word as fact, though. Try using their help chat and asking a representative.
[Nexus 5 General] kellybrf:
anyone want to send a referral to macadam dot jenn at gmail? tia!
[Nexus 5 General] v3rk:
I'll refer you, they ask for a name though. PM me.
[Nexus 5 General] imablackhat:
I'll refer anyone just pm me
[Nexus 5 General] c47v3779:
What's the advantage of getting refereed by someone?

Thanks!
[Nexus 5 General] frigidazzi:
25 dollar credit to both parties after 60 days.
[Nexus 5 General] kellybrf:
thanks guys, someone already hooked me up
[Nexus 5 General] Vandyyy:
Just subbed a few days ago. Could someone PM me for referral, please?
[Nexus 5 General] yazyazoo:
I am on AIO. Do I need to root the phone to get wifi tether working on the Nex 5? I saw on earlier posts that stock tether works. Does anyone have a guide on how to set it up and make it harder for AIO to detect that you are tethering?
[Nexus 5 General] whitedragonz83:
Just enable tethering through the built-in Android interface. They appear to have zero issues with it and no caps I have noticed other than your normal data cap.
[Nexus 5 General] rsriniv24:
Switching four lines to Cricket

I want to switch the entire family over (4 lines). If I do 1-2 lines piecemeal, can I get 4 x $25 in referrals, or do you only get $25 for the first line?:confused:
[Nexus 5 General] kjjjjshab:
Tethering on Cricket violates the TOS. I'll post the link tonight if nobody beats me to it.

That said, it does sound like they currently don't enforce it, yet.

Edit: it is hard to find because they used to include tethering on some older CDMA Cricket plans, but I am fairly certain those no longer apply to the new AT&T GSM Cricket.