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[Galaxy S III Accessories] BADtoBONE:
should not???
[Galaxy S III Accessories] tedkord:
I've used a 64gb and now a 128gb card in my S3 with no problem.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] smithinger44:
Yes! AS you see people are using even 128GB. Jest make sure it aint cheap card from market.

Im using 32GB and putting any APP info on it makes them sometimes unusable (Like 3D games are loading for ages!)

Tapped from Galaxy S3
[Galaxy S III Accessories] PeaceAndLove:
what's the point of so many gbs?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] tedkord:
Space.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] roirraW "edor" ehT:
A lot of music, for instance. I have a 64 Gb SanDisk Voyager Go (with built in OTG MicroUSB port) filed with music. My next step might be a 128 Gb MicroSD card.

[BATTERY] Plasma Battery! ??? & wickeddecimalbarwide_colors

Charging still shot

Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII on TouchWiz 4.4.2 with Conquest: Singularity v2.2, Ktoonsez' latest kernel and the latest Philz Touch Recovery.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] shmogt:
I bought the 64gb when it first came out and was priced at $300 lol. I got it on sale for $40. Talk about a total screw you fee for early adopters. Works fine. I have 30gb of music on it. I bought the Sandisk class 10 which seems pretty fast and have never had to wait. They even have a nice sandisk app that helps with moving files around between internal and external sd cards.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] rjm12rjm12:
I too have a SanDisk 64Gb class 10 card and it works great. I have a bunch of TV show loaded along with music.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Hermosa:
32 GB is better.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Rafa9201:
im using the new samsung evo 64gb micro sd card , it works like a charm

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Elect...3836821&sr=8-2&keywords=samsung+micro+sd+card
[Galaxy S III Accessories] obdan_van_darg:
Why? If you do such a Statement you should also justify it.

I bought a 64 GB class 10 together with the S3 over 2 years ago. A need a lot of space, because a have a large music library.

So far there have never been problems or lags.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Hermosa:
32 GB's memory is quite enough,if bigger,there would be more time to scan the whole disk.Would lower the speed.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] obdan_van_darg:
Well, in my case 32 GBs aren't enough. As already mentioned my music library is about 30 GBs large. Therefore I need at least 64 GB.

And because I'm using a class 10 card, I almost doesn't feel a difference in speed between the internal memory and the sd.

Summary for the threadstarter:

If you really need a lot of space, it doesn't matter which card ist slower or faster. You have to buy at least the 64 GB card.

If you don't need that much and it doesn't look like you're going to need it in the near future, then you should of course buy the 32GB. You safe money and (a little bit) speed.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Hermosa:
Yeah.I would agree with your summary.

BTW,your music library is really huge.Is it difficult to find out a specific music from so many music in your music library?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] obdan_van_darg:
Not really if you have the right music player. I'm using PowerAmp. It has a lot of settings, very good sound and looks nice ;)
[Xperia Arc Accessories] ManthanRB:
I was just roaming around on internet and i found this

http://www.flipkart.com/sandisk-ult...rive&ref=d9987edb-9203-4dce-8907-fc7fd5dbc890

I a pretty handy & the best thing is it has OTG inbuilt in the drive.

Have a look at all photos.

Just posting it here because i find it handy to use & also dosent needs any otg cable!!:good:
[Xperia Arc Accessories] Someguyfromhell:
Does need USB OTG modules and USB OTG Helper app though :)
[Xperia Arc Accessories] ManthanRB:
yey!!

but almost all use cm now days!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Olleman:
Hi!

I just got PushMail activated on our company Exchange server and sychronising now works great, contacts, email etc. I do however got this annoying problem that mail shows up like 10 minutes after they have been sent and recieved at the server (I checked in Outlook and the mail had arrived) starting synchronizing manually or just hitting "send and recieve" in pocketoutlook immiedetly finds and downloads the new e-mail. If I wat about 10 minutes the mail shows up as well, but is this really how it should work isn't push mail all about the mail coming in the moment it's sent?

Push Mail is activated in my comm manager...

Any ideas?

Best Regards, Olle
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Moskus:
Yes, wait for a new ROM. Hopefully will be fixed then...

I have the same problem. Testet the server with MTeoR and 9100, they get the email direct, without the 10 minutes delay.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] pof:
Go to ActiveSync --> Menu --> Schedule...

Change the settings in "Peak times" and "Off-peak times" to "As items arrive" instead of "Every 10 minutes".
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] aheinz_71:
Hi Olle

I also have push e-mail enabled on my TyTN and I normally receive my mails just a bit before they arrive in my Outlook Inbox.

Can you check your ActiveSync schedule? Is it really set to "As Items Arrive" or have you set a frequency (every 5 or 10 minutes)?

Also, what ROM version are you using?

Regards

Andreas
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Olleman:
Hi!

Thanks for your answers, I went through all the settings I could find before I posted and I do have active synch and sceduling set to "when items arrive" it was actully my default setting.

My ROM version is: 1.18.263.2

Swedish language.

I do too, as many others have the same problem with bluetooth stereo sound so I'm looking forward to a new ROM release, perhaps that will solve my 10 minutes delay as well - or could it be some setting on the server?

I have also noticed that my device definetley seems to draw more power with pushmail activated than what it did when I used IMAP4 and looked for new mail every 20 minutes. I always have my 3G/GPRS connection active since I've got flatrate on data.

,Olle
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Sleuth255:
Could be your Operator's DHCP lease timeout policy that's getting you. You're describing exactly the push email situation that happens when your phone's IP address changes faster than the 7 minute heartbeat. Your description fits right down to the increased power consumption too btw. Try this: check your IP address every 5 minutes or so using www.myipaddress.com to see if its changing. If it is then there's your problem and you need to see if your operator has a plan that provides a DHCP lease timeout that's greater than 7 minutes.

Also, there's an A2DP solution too but it involves buying more headset hardware.....
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Olleman:
hm...not that problem either, I seem to have the same IP number as long as my connection is active..

,Olle
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Olleman:
Hi again,

hm....just to add some more information to the subject that perhaps will help someone to see what the problem is...

I tried setting the schedule to every 10 minutes and back again to "when object arrives" (I've got swedish language on the phone so I'm not sure about the exact phrase) to see if the setting somehow had "locked"....same result though. I did however find something peculiar, my phone is synching every 8 minutes the WHOLE time, I've never used push mail before but I assume that it shouldn't behave like that except if I do get an e-mail every 8 minutes - right?

It also says in active synch that it's synching "E-mail 0/1" every time but I seldome have a new mail after this "every 8 minute synch".

Ohh btw, about the A2DP thing, I don't really considder it a fix if one needs to buy new hardware, that's more like going around the problem. I've got the latest Sony Ericsson A2DP Stereo headset and the phone should definetley be able to use it.

Any ideas anyone ?

Best Regards, Olle
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] craigl21:
hi guys when setting up push mail, will it auto detect if server has latest service pack etc, as i have set mine up and dont have the option for 'as they arrive' under schedule only got manual,5m,10m etc
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] adebilloez:
Hello,

I think you have a problem with the setup of your infra.

You need to :

*Configure your exchnage to enable Direst push

*Put an HTTP timeout of a least 15 minutes

Take care if you are using Microsoft ISA2000 you need to adapt registry key.

More info please visit www.httpsync.net

Cheers
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Olleman:
Hi!

Thanks for your answer, by infra, I assume you mean the exchange server that I'm synching with? I'm leaning more and more towards this as well since all the settings on my phone seems correct and our server admin has just enabled push mail on our server and noone else is using it at our company but me yet.

Best Regards, Olle
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] adebilloez:
Yes in fact enabling the push on the exchange side (or your mobile) is quite simple but some strange behaviour can occur...

ie: the direst push is based on http session that must be keep online during 15 minutes...

also the device receive at it FIRST configuration that the Exchange is able to perform direct push if at the time of the configuration the exchnage was not able to perform direct push you have a risk that you would never be inform of the capability so you need to reconfigure your device ...

ISA2000 is not able to relay (by default, without modifiyng the registry) the fatc that you exchange is Direct push enable...

your sysop will found many information on my website here upper.

André
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Moskus:
Well, my TyTN is sync'ing every 8. minute aswell. But Push is working correctly with MTeoR and 9100 with the same Exchange server.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] ruski:
Guys has anyone got a step by step on setting up push, cause there seem to be options and things that some people leave out, My compnay is trying to test it to see if we should roll it out and microsoft just keep blowing their horn about how great it is and nothing on how to make it work!

Standard Tytn and standard exchange server, starting from scratch.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] ruski:
Also just a note that with the Tytn my boss has handed me and with it in it's current state the schedule option is greyed out, I would ideally like to reset and start again, but it is his one we are testing before we role out XDA mini-s's

EDIT:

OK, problem sorted, looks like the servers I was adding, if i clicked the adanced options it wouldn't save, so now, setting up of a server is done and is syncing.

EDIT; nope, still not syncing up although now I can press the sync button and it actually does something, takes ages , but says 'none' under last sync
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Moskus:
Olleman, are you using Office 2007 as well?

I exited Outlook 2007 (beta) and it seems that the typical "syncronize every 8. minute"-thing has stopped. :)

EDIT: No I'm lying. It had no effect... :(
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Sleuth255:
8 minute syncs mean the connection is being dropped between your PDA and your Exchange server. Every 7 minutes the PDA side heartbeat wakes up activesync and re-establishes the connection and AUTD syncs your mailbox. Exchange can't send email to you when it arrives because it can't signal your PDA's activesync and tell it to perform an AUTD operation because the existing connection is getting dropped. So it queues the request for the next time the connection gets established.

That being said, there are a number of things that could cause the connection to drop. Since your IP address appears to be stable, that isn't one of them and your next step is firewall timeouts. As has been stated earlier, if your Exchange system has an ISA as its front end then the heartbeat timeout has to be increased from its default value using the indicated links.

I actually implemented mine w/o an ISA by enabling http proxy on the front end server. So, the only device in my way is our Checkpoint firewall which has a 30 minute https timeout (no issues). You might also have to check your own firewall timeout settings for https (or http if, God forbid, that is your connection).

Also: the date and time are correct on your PDA right?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] ruski:
OK, now that I have the server there, thought it might work, but no go, can anyone give more details on what i should do?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] dewild1:
Well, I have T-mobile and if I use the default t-mobile ROM. I can sync with all but email. I set up an exchange server without ssl so I can use the $4.99 tzones plan, (HTTP only). :lol:

Works fine if you hard reset and do not allow their ext rom crap to load by soft resetting after the hard reset.

Without their limited, BULL S*&##T, attempt at making more money by charging you extra just to use the Server Activesync functions, ,,, ya, stuff that is in WM5 and works fine by default, bastards.

:twisted:

Anyway, try to softreset after doing to pen alignment stuff, after a hard reset, before it loads the ext rom programs, and ServerActivesync will work, or use another ROM.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] markgamber:
Settle down, Beavis :lol:
[RAZR HD General] kumeipark:
I manage to relock my XT925 Bootloader.

Process is very simple

THIS IS FOR WINDOWS ONLY!!!! Thanks [MENTION=4487948]skeevydude[/MENTION]

Warning!!!

The process will delete User Data so backup First.

Please do not attempt on XT926

Requirement

1. Original SBF/XML (latest recommended if available) get it here

2. Motorola Fastboot Get it here (taken from Moto G forum) Credit to the Owner

3. Motorola Device Manager (for drivers)

4. For Boot Logo Fix Please refer here

5. Flash script (Attached Below)

FASTBOOT STATUS WILL CHANGE FROM

Device is Unlocked Status Code: 3 To Device is Locked Status Code: 2

Steps

1. Download and extract the original SBF/XML

2. Download and extract the Motorola Fastboot.

3. Download and extract the Flash Script

4. Copy all the files from original SBF/XML to fastboot folder and also copy the flash script to fastboot folder

5. Put the phone into AP Fastboot Mode then execute the flash script "XT925_erase_userdata"

6. Wait until the flash process finish.

7. Now your bootloader is locked.

For Boot Logo Fix Please refer here

Please feel free to Edit/Delete the thread
[RAZR HD General] kumeipark:
Screenshot
[RAZR HD General] skeevydude:
so all that's necessary to type "mfastboot oem lock", or is the flash back to stock for safety reasons....listing steps isn't that helpful if the reasons aren't posted.

and have you tested "mfastboot oem unlock" or does the exploit need to be ran again to unlock the bootloader?

....shouldn't post about locking the bootloader without saying if it can be unlocked again or not.

EDIT:

And label or mention that this is for Windows Only
[RAZR HD General] kumeipark:
Check the flash script with notepad and I hope you will understand.

Please feel free to edit

Thanks
[RAZR HD General] skeevydude:
Other than oem lock begin, it doesn't look that different than any other automated flashing setup. Basically, are those signed partitions necessary to lock the bootloader on this phone (Nexus 4 can fastboot oem lock while running CM), or would a fastbooted factory reset good enough to lock the phone running a custom rom? And can the phone be unlocked, exploit, fastboot, or other, after doing this -- I think that's the most important question.

Not trying to nitpick or whatever, but some of my questions are important to know before doing something like intentionally locking the bootloader w/o knowing if it can unlock again or not (I assume it can, but still, it would be nice to have that confirmed before doing this...not that I am, I don't even have a 925...but I do get asked a lot of questions about every single 8960 phone...it's what happens when you're a helpful RC)
[RAZR HD General] kumeipark:
Yes you're right!

the only difference is the oem lock begin and oem lock.

You need those signed partitions

By the way you can unlock the bootloader again from motorola website.

Thanks for correcting me.
[RAZR HD General] skeevydude:
So basically this method should only be done by phones that can officially be unlocked by Motorola? Personally, I don't want to be the one that finds out a hack unlocked phone can't go from status 2 to status 3...but that's what random idiots who flash anything they see are for...(un)fortunately for us, there's a lot of them...

Seeing as how a ton of us are running hacked unlocked phones, including myself, and how not everyone here actually has a RAZR HD, including myself...anything discussing bootloaders and locking them needs to be well documented, if only to cover your ass when some dipcrap does this and screws their self. Though it does say XT925 in the thread title and don't do this on a 926 in the thread...
[RAZR HD General] peladoro:
I thought the status code for locked was 0?
[RAZR HD General] JoseBerga:
Yes, I read in another forum about an user has "discovered this re-lock method", and asked in Motorola's forum about the status code and the meanings and the answer was something like this

Status code 0 =locked with warranty

Status code 3 = unlocked without warranty

Status code 2= relocked but also without warranty

And I don't remember very well if status code 1 is for developers edition phones and it means relocked but with warranty..

Enviado desde mi RAZR HD mediante Tapatalk
[RAZR HD General] joaomanobrown:
Thanks!

Thanks, man!

The outcome of the procedure was perfect! Thanks a lot! :D

I have only one question: After travarmos the device, we can update via OTA?

Hugs!
[RAZR HD General] kumeipark:
No issue on OTA with Locked or unlocked bootloader.

If rooted there's issue
[RAZR HD General] iBolski:
Yup, as [MENTION=1239153]kumeipark[/MENTION] stated, no issue with taking OTA just because you are unlocked.

Just remember, rooting is a software change on your phone, so that will mess up taking OTAs as you've modified the /system directory.

In the case of unlocking the bootloader, that is a physical change in the phone firmware itself. It does not modify the OS software in any way, hence the OTA will take since you didn't modify the OS in any way.

The reason the OTA's check for modification is to prevent bricking a device that may have modified the OS software in some way which could result in a device that boot loops. This way, they know for a fact that the software is either completely stock or it's been modified which means that the OTA cannot patch the software correctly, especially if some system files have been modified or removed altogether (or bloat apps as well).
[RAZR HD General] joaomanobrown:
Thanks!

Thank's guy's!

:D
[RAZR HD General] Insano Kyller:
nice
[RAZR HD General] HugoTJB:
Please, how do I unlock again ... at the motorola site was unable :confused:
[RAZR HD General] kumeipark:
Previously how you unlock your BL??

Is your model XT925??
[RAZR HD General] Graf Schmidt:
I read your post months ago before having my phone updated, and I read it now after having updated On The Air.

What do you mean with "will mess up taking OTA" exactly?

It goes without saying you can't get OTA updates if you're running on modified version of OS; but if you have an unlocked bootloader as mine and you are on an official motorola build, you can still get OTA and update them without problems.

Here's the story:

- bought my xt925 last year and it mounted the build 4.1.2 the one with the camera shutter always (and forced) on, by the grace of American lawmakers (I am in Italy);

- since the 4.1.2 is slow as hell, I unlocked the bootloader early in january this year and put on the cyanogen something;

- I tried the cyanogen mod for two months then I flashed back this one: Android 4.1.2

Blur_Version.98.21.26002.XT925.Orange.en.GB

- on october 7th I got the OTA message to uptade to kitkat 4.4.2, then I updated the phone and now I am working on 4.4.2.

There are a couple of things I don't get: how do I relock bootloader without flashing 4.1.2 and what happens if I do a factory reset from recovery.
[RAZR HD General] iBolski:
Uh, reflashing doesn't lock the boot loader. Also, I never said you can't take an OTA with an unlocked bootloader. I said you won't be able to take an OTA if you are rooted, since that messes with the system files.

As you know, you unlock the XT925 via the Moto tools. As for relocking it, I have no idea. I do know with the Nexus 7, flashing a new image doesn't relock it. I have to actually do it via the ADB command, so I believe it's the same thing with the XT925. You get an unlock code from Motorola and you use that to unlock the bootloader and have to use the command to relock it.

Doing a factory reset won't relock it.
[RAZR HD General] kumeipark:
Looks like mfastboot check patitions checksum/size with GPT partition (patition_signed)
[Samsung Galaxy Ace 3] Torado-Net:
Hello Ace 3 user

After being search all over the xda,there is none of one theme and mod thread is dedicated to Ace 3,

So i decided to start a thread for our SGA Ace 3..

And now for first mod is S5 ui style

This mod is taken from one of xda senior member thread named rrgrrg link

After several testing and make some modification,now its time to release for Ace 3 user:p​

Download the attachment and flash it throuhh cwm:cowboy

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[Samsung Galaxy Ace 3] MRasri:
is it for odex or deodex ?

and is it ace 3 s7270 or 7275R ?
[Samsung Galaxy Ace 3] oscfd:
Could you...

Try to get the notification bar has colors like the S5?
[Samsung Galaxy Ace 3] mohamed786:
preview of above theme mod

I found an tutorial on theme mod for ace 3 lte

Watch it nice preview s5 style ui

http://youtu.be/RV1UmjNbv9I
[Samsung Galaxy Ace 3] doniepitopang:
ace 3 7270

Give me tutorial notification S5 please.
[Samsung Galaxy Ace 3] qoejohn:
Nice:thumbup:
[Samsung Galaxy Ace 3] GAmal MOhamed:
is this work on ace3 gts-7272
[Samsung Galaxy Ace 3] lost_ID:
:cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Ace 3] nolies85:
Nice.....good job guy

:good:
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] ninjageda33:
help I tried to flash vengeance kernel and I saw baseband error in about phone. I also tried flashing simple kernel but same error is shown. I dont know its effect (seems nothing at all base on phone use) but it I also dont know why it show error in abot phone menu.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] ninjageda33:
.hekp, ive searched the thread but I dont know what module to be flashed they are talkinfg about.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Vroyaloko:
have you unlock your bootloader? :)
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] ninjageda33:
yes I alteady unlocked bootloader
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Vroyaloko:
And flash the kernel again? :)
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] ninjageda33:
..yes i already tried to reflash vengeance kernel, and i also tried to flash simple kernel as well, but same problem occurred. However, if i revert to the stock kernel, the error doesn't show up.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Milton Pakhi:
start from stock flash :)
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] ninjageda33:
thanks for this, i will try this later, just got my xperia j bricked :l
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] zephy09:
This is normal. I got that too. But it doesnt give any bug or error. The important is your baseband is working. Look your mobile signal is up. :)
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] ninjageda33:
it's okay now, i switched into seraphic rom with intuisy kernel. very nice kernel and rom.