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[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] megapimp:
Happens on my c6806... Come on Sony this stuff isn't supposed to happen on release of an update that should have been tested. This is why apple murders android because the software works
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] dbolivar:
Check these posts from the Z1 forum, they may help the ZU also, since it's almost the same hardware.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2697845

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2692357
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] hansip87:
This one worked for me :D and the problem does not stay after i reboot the phone with half of volume only.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=51477178&postcount=86
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] saeed-constantine:
i have a strange bug

after phone calls and answered.. ringtones and alerts plays from ear speaker ..why? how can i fix this..

after power off ringtones and alerts plays from loud speaker...

are you have this bug?

ps: I updated my phone with pc companion
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] profyler:
yes yes yes, we already have a bug/change thread for that. please use search
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] papzi57:
They are still a very-very frustrating error! Missed very much call!
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] peua79:
maybe a solution:

go to SETTINGS -> ABOUT PHONE -> DIAGNOSTICS ->TEST DEVICE -> EARSPEAKER

select "NO"

now I can receive calls with Looudspeaker :laugh:
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] Darkimmortal:
So far this is the only bug I've experienced on KitKat - sometimes after a call music will only play through the ear speaker until reboot
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] sachilleas:
Does not work. I have checked every possible solution I have read and none of them works. Sony should have given an update right after the kit kat release. It's a shame for Sony.
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] papzi57:
This bug is random, in my opinion the Sonys developers don't know, what's happening...

:(
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] kostas-k:
I have the same problem, when somebody calls me, the ringtones plays from earspeaker :(
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] HeinekenAmstel:
Same here at time to time... + i hear other people sslloowwllyy talking and they grump about pauses in the conversation...
[General Questions and Answers] ranasohaib:
hey... i want help about my galaxy s2 gt-i9100 running 4.1.2

i want to root my phone and install Clockworkmod recovery

but i need help....i am little confused that ... can i install clockworkmod without installing custom kernel..... i mean can i install clockworkmod directly after rooting my device using framaroot .... :rolleyes:
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] bdpyo:
Anyone else jumping ship? Very attached to my iPhone and it's extremely fluid simplicity.

I can't deal with the battery life anymore, drives me up a wall so I have been looking around.

I worry about the new camera technology featured here where as I am a proud father and rare urban explorer and enjoy snapping and editing in my downtime.

Any advice or suggestions?

I'm not new to Android in any sense, typically favor the Galaxy series and CM nighties for that Vanilla fix but I haven't been around lately to be in the loop with development.

Thanks guys. - Harry
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] ryano13:
I just got the M8...came from an iphone 5. Been using iphones since 3g. I got tired of itunes dictating everything I could do with my phone. I like the freedom of plugging my phone into any pc and adding pics...and music. That wasn't a luxury with the iphone. I also like the fact that you don't have to restore your phone whenever your storage space gets to low, because the mysterious "other" is taking up the extra space.

I also felt like the iphone's are being left behind. If you look at the 3g to the 5s...there isn't a whole lot of difference with the features they have. I will admit that it's going to take some getting used to the M8 coming from the iphone...mainly the touchscreen...I like the Samsung touchscreen a lot better. But I still feel good about my decision to switch phones.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] designgears:
Battery life was great until 7.1, things went down hill really fast after that.

I might be jumping ship, still deciding.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] TheEmpyre:
I jumped ship from iPhone 4 to the HTC One X back about a year and a half ago. Was an excellent decision for me. If you like tinkering and more freedom with customizing your phone AND you want a quality built device I think the M8 would be a great choice. I have had the HTC One (M7) and Galaxy s4 and HTC is superior.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] bdpyo:
Cheers old friend! Now I will have to see what you decide on! :)
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] bdpyo:
I did own the S3 for a while then upgraded to the S4 and paid cash and was simply disappointed.I didn't feel it was a true upgrade and returned it within 24 hours. The Note 3 seems more appealing then the S5 at this point due to it's larger battery size but I read reports they last about just the same.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] acPIZZA:
Came from using a 5S as my daily driver. The hardware and even software polish on this device does rival Apple. I don't feel bad about using this Android phone at all.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] TheEmpyre:
I think a lot of it is also personal preference. I know plenty of people who love Samsung TouchWiz and people that hate HTC sense. I just happen to dislike TouchWiz quite a bit and found that I enjoyed Sense especially after switching away from it. Likewise some people enjoy the simplicity of iOS. Ultimately just depends what kind of user you are. But I do think that the hardware is comparing apples to apples at this point. Just depends what you like! But I suggest taking the jump from iOS to android and trying it. I don't think I'll be getting an iPhone again any time soon!
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] acPIZZA:
I'll get another iPhone when apple makes one with a larger screen and better battery life.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] bdpyo:
How do you like the m8 so far?

Honestly it's pretty much the only option they have left at this point. That and a trimming iOS 8 or how ever they decide to phase out their old products to force feed their loyal sheep. Lol
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] acPIZZA:
I really like the m8. I was using a note 3 a good bit, but kept on falling back to the iPhone even though the two phones couldn't be any more different.

I liked the screen and great battery life on the samsung, but the device on a whole user experience level never hit that high note of polished software and polished hardware. Don't get me wrong, spec wise the note is great. But like apple has been saying for a long time, the marriage between hardware and software is really important and it matters to me. Samsung software works, but it's ugly to look at. Combine that with a plastic phone and there leaves a lot to be desired.

Which brings me to the m8, which to me, is really the only phone I have used that can be directly compared to and compete with the iPhone. I happen to like htc's sense because it is flat, consistent and useful without trying to simply pack in useless features. This combined with the design of the phone make it truly enjoyable to use. The things that raise the m8 above the latest iPhone for me are the screen quality and size, and the battery life. So far I have had battery life comparable to the note 3. My standard for assessing battery life are simple: if I need to, or want to use the phone heavily throughout the day - does it last? Or do I need to plug in at some point during the day? The note 3 and the m8 pass this test. I can use the phone as much as I want at work and after work and will only need to plug in at night. The iPhone can not do this. It needs to be plugged in during my commute to make it through the evening. To be fair, it does charge quickly and it is usually not an issue, but I would prefer to be completely untethered throughout the day because everyone knows there are days that take you away from chargers completely.

Anyway that's my long rant of why I like the m8 more than my beloved iPhone. If apple puts out a bigger screen around 5 inches and increases the battery life to match other flagship like the m8 and note 3, I might buy another iPhone. Until September or so when they do their next reveal, I'm set on the m8.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] CyclingVinnie:
I too am considering a jump again. I was on an S3 for a while then went back to a 5s

Honetly, Im considering a switch again Im just bored (again) with Apple. I jailbreak everything but its still the same boring IOS. I will miss imessage though.

Im on the fence between the M8 Nexus 5 or the SG5. I just dont know which way to go
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] cashyftw:
Same here, I'll honestly just miss iMessage, but iOS is just boring.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] Moose3:
iMessage makes it really hard for me to get off the apple ecosystem. There's no way I could ever convince my buddies to use whatsapp or hangouts etc. I'm really loving this M8 though lol.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] CyclingVinnie:
same here. I remember it taking a few days for my number to switch from IOS to android
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] PimpFinger:
I'm leaving the iPhone 5 for the M8. Had a couple droids before; the most recent being the galaxy 1. It left a bad taste in my mouth with it's toyish feel, and the back button that liked to activate all by itself. I switched from it to a 4s and really liked it for a while. Jailbroke both the 4s and the 5, but it still didn't really feel the same as a rooted droid. That and always having to wait for jailbreak to come out for various IOS versions.

Now I gotta get back up to speed on what all is involved in rooting this thing. Back on the galaxy it was super 1 click, clockwork, don't remember if there was anything else; been a while!
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] Behemoth696:
I came from so many androids from droid x to bionic galaxy s4 to htc one I switched to iPhone an not looking back yeah you can root android and customize them but development is old nothing really fresh same stuff with different tweaks ..not going back I seen the htc M8 hands on yes it's good but everyone has there opinions
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] arclight25:
I switched from a 4s to the One m7, and just upgraded to the m8. Best decision for me. As said before, even jailbroken, iOS just got boring to me. I tried a few ROMS on for size on the m7, before settling on the ViperONE, which added a bunch of new functionality to a Sense based ROM. Made the phone great in my opinion, and I eagerly await to see what the Viper Team comes up with for the m8.

If you like to tweak and play around with new ROMS, then android is where you want to be. If that is not a big deal for you then iOS will probably suit you well.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] greyhulk:
I still have my iPhone 5s, but I can tell you that every time I try to use it for any length of time, the small screen makes me want to ragequit life. The phone is nice overall and the camera is a benchmark for quality and speed, but I just can't stand using a phone screen that small anymore. It's literally my only real beef besides the lack of customizability.

I have an M8 now and I have 5 other Android phones and I can tell you that the M8 is a very nice device. The speed and fluidity are unparalleled and the camera is just as fast. I like all the camera features. It may not take pictures that look as good as the iPhone, but at least I can set a different SMS app as default or the look of my launcher, etc. I also actually like Blinkfeed. I use it to keep up with Twitter/Facebook, etc. Great overall device. It's too bad that it will be overshadowed by the GS5 when it launches.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] sabre31:
Agreed I have an iPhone 5s and boot it up from time to time and I simply cannot use it for more then 5 minutes. The screen is so tiny I wondered how I used iPhone in the first place. It really feels like a toy. The only thing I could do with an iPhone is make calls due to screen size. No way you can use it for browsing, games or even typing it feels so cramped.
[Android Apps and Games] dangerouspea:
Hey guys!

I would like to show you my app on which I spend helluva time, especially on graphics.

In this oldschool remake of splashy fish I thought i will make something else

The fish is attached to the fishing rod and you have to tap the screen in order to not getting caught by the fisherman !!!

Watch for the obstacles and swim through the ocean!

I would appreciate if you downloaded it and rate it :) I can do the same for you! (PM me)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fishy.splash.tiny.floaty.paper.fish

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[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abote didier:
Root Galaxy note3 N900T 4.3 T-MOBILE Help

Please help

I tried:

Odin3 v3.07 and CF-Auto-Root-hltetmo-hltetmo-smn900t ( says pass) but I had a problem of reseting phone blocked on ( booting recovery ...)

After I use:

odin3.09 and n900t-cwm-recovery-6.0.4.4(1025) finished ( says pass ) but allways not rooted

What to do ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FFTony:
Here is what I used on both jb and kk. I went to twrp home page and downloaded the latest version (img.tar) and flashed it via Odin 3.09. I then downloaded downloaded the custom ROM and flashed using the recovery. If you are wanting to stay stock with root download the latest version of superSU to your SD card and then flash using the custom recovery.

Here is one thing I found out after updating to KK when holding the buttons to boot into recovery only hold them until you see the text "recovery booting" (or something similar). If you continue to hold, the phone will bootloop and actually turn on. Hope this helps.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abote didier:
please where to download this file please? you said you go to twrp home page, where is it?

Second, you said: If you are wanting to stay stock with root download the latest version of superSU to your SD card and then flash using the custom recovery.

I don't understand what you mean, can we root it without flashing the firmware? only using the latest version of superSU to my SD card and then flash using the custom recovery. that's all.

Other questions:

Oneclic root software can it work with Note 3 N900T 4.3 T-MBIL , Such as: VRoot_1.7.4. or kingo Android root ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FFTony:
Twrp: http://teamw.in/project/twrp2

(Make sure you download the correct version for you OS. Kitkat or Jelly Bean. If it were me I would make sure you are updated to KK.) Make sure the file you download is the one ending with img.tar and flash with Odin.

You do not need to flash a custom ROM to achieve root. You can use the base android version and have root. If you want to use a custom ROM there is no need to mess with SuperSU as almost every ROM will have it prebuilt in. If you are ONLY wanting root without changing your ROM then you will need to flash SuperSU using a custom recovery, I prefer twrp.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1538053

Here is the link to get the .zip file for the most up to date version of SuperSU.

Here are some instructions:

Flash twrp using Odin

Enter recovery mode (if not sure how to do it, Google it) Make sure you only hols the buttons until the words "recovery booting" appear and then release.

Once in twrp you can then flash your ROM or SuperSU. If you do not know how to use twrp just look it up on YouTube.

Once you have twrp and SuperSU OR a custom ROM you should be rooted.

WARNING: Rooting your phone with my method WILL trip Knox!

Extra questions: I did research and did not trust the companies performing the one click root. It's up to you on who you trust. I have no experience with the one touch rooting, but as long as they say you device is supported by them then you should be good to go.

sm-900t: Powered by X-Note V13

sm-900t: Powered by X-Note V13
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] levenum:
Hello everybody!

I know this looks like it belongs in the networking forum, but I'd like an answer specific to the Jamin.

The problem is this:

If I am downloading a page with IE it blocks incoming calls. If the GPRS connection is active but no data is transferring calls go through.

I found an old thread on this and it seems to be a phone specific problem (some models do this and others don't).

So am I missing something?

Is this a ROM / hardware thing, or is there a setting some ware, or maybe this is dependent on the cellular provider?

Does anyone else here experience this? Please let me know and if my question is stupid don't hesitate to point it out.

P.S. I am using latest official i-mate ROM 2.13.9.23 WWE and 1_02.20.21 radio.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] Lucas0511:
Sounds quite strange, if I remember well and from experience in low-coverage areas the GPRS signal is dropped first if calls are made on the handset and there is not enough bandwith for both. But I am sure we find a GSM network expert here that can enlighten us. Interesting question.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] JoseF:
Hi,

I have aone xda Atom.

Have the same problem.

For example media player streaming internet radio , phone calls don´t came through. Or 1 in 10 came through.

If I´m connect without streaming or downloading then the call came through

Regards

Josef
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] Alexander aka dc:
As far as i remember you can't recieve any calls exactly when downloading. When GPRS is simply on it's ok. Don't really remember why... :(
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] GBird:
The phone and GPRS are mutually exclusive.

We have a GPRS application that needs the connection to be alive as much as possible to receive incoming data. Phone calls get in the way of this, which is why I know the problem exists.

I do not have a validated reason for the problem (I believe they use the same transmission streams over the network, which means the network needs to know whether it is transmitting data or voice. Data needs to be reliable, with no dropped packets, while voice needs to be quick, with dropped packets being ignored, or something similar anyway).

Graham.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] JoseF:
Hi,

Will like to add. Have one Universal too.

With the Universal if I ´m downloading or listen internet radio, when a call cames the downloading is suspend. Allways.

Regards

JoseF
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] Alexander aka dc:
Seems like it depends on service provider not on the device... I remembere the time when GPRS have just been started on NW Megafone - GPRS traffic lived like poor homie with the voice transmissions so when many peoples speaks - gprs is dead. Nowdays we got edge :) and gprs works fine. But still we got subj :(
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] levenum:
Well, at least now I know it's not a matter of settings or ROM version.

Still not sure if it's the phone or the provider, but since I don't fell like switching either of them (specially the phone :) ) I guess I'll have to live with it.

Just to clarify: I don't expect simultaneous voice and data, but it would have been nice if incoming calls killed GPRS to get through even if I am in the middle of a download.

P.S.

Thanks every one for your prompt responses!
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] Lucas0511:
Not much help, but this is among the reasons I use a multicard - maybe you want to consider it. A multicard is two SIM cards with the same number, but one card is activated for GPRS/UMTS and SMS, and the other one for voice traffic and SMS. Especially with a flat data rate, GPRS is always on, and one does not have to use the Prophet as a phone all day. It means you have to carry two phones, but for a heavy user working with these tools all day it makes perfect sense. Just my five cents... :-)
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] Alexander aka dc:
Hm... Let me think... I remember there was such a nice setting on my Panasonic GD87, called "Wait for incoming call" or smt like this. Nice feature. Gives the ability of cellular phone disconnect from gprs and recive incoming call. Seems like I'll be missing it :)
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] yoda_143:
Are there any news on this?

I have the same problem, that incoming calls are blocked when using GPRS.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] levenum:
Hi yoda_143.

I recently got to do some testing at work with phones from different manufacturers (MIO, HP, ASUS) and my SIM.

The conclusion: It is not the Jamin!

On all phones incoming call was blocked while data was transferred.

I haven't had the chance to test it with different providers, but I suspect this will not make a difference.

It would be nice though if there was a way to give voice calls priority even if it meant starting the download over from the beginning after the call ends.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] fordcan:
Guys this might help

http://www.gsmworld.com/technology/gprs/class.shtml

Class A, Class B & Class C?

The class indicates the mobile phone capabilities.

Class A

Class A mobile phones can be connected to both GPRS and GSM services simultaneously.

Class B

Class B mobile phones can be attached to both GPRS and GSM services, using one service at a time. Class B enables making or receiving a voice call, or sending/receiving an SMS during a GPRS connection. During voice calls or SMS, GPRS services are suspended and then resumed automatically after the call or SMS session has ended.

Class C

Class C mobile phones are attached to either GPRS or GSM voice service. You need to switch manually between services.

BUT; even my Wizard claims that it's Class B, does the same thing and blocks incoming calls while downloading. So what does it mean?? Maybe a network provider issue :?:
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] Taz69:
From my use of XDA2i it appeared that phone can transfer GPRS data or phone call not both at the same time.

If you want both then you will need 3G/UMST

The Universal will happily allow phone calls whilst surfing over a 3G connection. Even on Universal you lose the ability for data&phone if you are using GPRS.