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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ZenoGia:
Dude for years I had 39.00 plan unlimited everything. That was my bill for 4 years and I used to tether before most people knew about it. I lost my 2 years ago so I had to turn off my service, just got it back on in Feb of this year and I was like WTF is everyone crazy with those prices!

Still wanted the same plan so I did even though it kills me to pay it but I like my Note 3.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] K4stle-M:
So, I've looked around quite a bit, and this is the first time I haven't found an answer by searching previous threads. If this question has already been asked then I apologize. It seems like a problem with an obvious solution, but I keep on searching around and can't find an answer! :confused:

Here we go:

I recently rooted my S-Blaze 4G using Odin to flash a tar.md5. No problem there. More recently, I installed CWM Recovery and Rom Manager in order to flash .zips. That also went fine, and my phone boots into CWM Recovery without a hitch. I've backed up my phone. I was getting ready to flash a T769UVLH5.tar.md5 (that's 4.0.4 -- upgrading from 2.3.6) using Odin so I could next try out CM. Lo and Behold, I can't seem to get into download mode anymore. Every time I try, all I get is CWM Recovery. I've looked around everywhere and can't find an option to boot into download mode, searched for an alternate key combo and I can't find one. CWM seems to only flash zips.

Am I doing something wrong? It seems so simple that no one else even has this problem... I guess I really am a noob :(
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] njstein:
Are you trying to access dl mode while the phone is plugged in to the computer?

Are you trying to upgrade to the official ics build?

Why not just use recovery, wipe cache/dalvik, data and system and then flash cm (and gapps)?
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] K4stle-M:
I read on the CM wiki that that's the only baseband supported or recommended for my phone. I'm going to read a little more before I flash any mods, though. I did figure it out. I can't believe I couldn't get it to work before, I feel really dumb. Anyway, thanks for your help!
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] njstein:
No, there are a few supported basebands out there. I believe in the Blaze Bible there's a link to them. I used the s2 baseband while I had my Blaze and it worked wonderfully!
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Jserrano56:
Download mode is only accessible while the device is plugged into a computer via usb. Unless you are trying to return to stock or trying to upgrade to official ICS from official gingerbread download mode should not be needed for anything at this point. The only reason you would be using download mode is to return your device to its original factory settings. Customs recoveries can be used to flash different versions of android but be careful make sure you are using the correct recovery for the android version you are trying to flash... In other words you can't flash android 4.4.3 with a custom recovery that was built for gingerbread... If somehow you managed to flash it... You'll definitely run to some problems down the road... So just double check your recovery version... Radios/basebands can be flashed via recovery with a problem doesn't really matter what android version you are on ... Kernels are not the case tho, kernels are not a one size fits all like our blaze radios... Kernels built for our device are android version specific so don't flash a kernel built for ICS or KitKat or jellybean. There is a lot of info and resources here on the blaze general and development thread most questions can be answered using the blaze bible
[General Questions and Answers] eng3:
Is there a way to have the numerical keypad on the lockscreen randomize the position of the numbers everytime you open it?
[General Questions and Answers] DayWalker:
nope unless you come up with a keypad scrambler app or something. Anyway why do you want a such option
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] realkilla99:
after follwing the steps of this guide to root my phone

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1986346

it restarted at the end and wont turn back on...its now in qhsusb_dload mode...is there any other method of getting back to stock other than this thread?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2616563

mod edit: fixed the first link in this post.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] wmuflyer:
I think the JTAG might be your only way. Drop a post in Kimba99's post to get his feed back.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] REHMandroid:
Hey friends i'm having Xperia u ST25a and I thought to a flash rom.Yesterday I saw TERRA ROM which is best for it but I have problem, in the thread it is written" This ROM is built on Stock 6.1.1.C.1.0 FW

Converted Completely to generic and suitable for

all [locked boot loaders & unlocked boot loaders]

& [st25a &st25i]" but i have ics b.100 fw. So can I flash it?
[Android Apps and Games] Notus_BKHN:
Hi my friends,

Continue series game "Back to child hood", today I wanna introduce a new free game: Rapid Roll

Have you ever played Rapid Roll classic game in Nokia phone? Rapid Roll for smartphone will bring you back to 2000s with fresh feelings. Move ball quickly through to bars to get score.

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Features:

- Touch on Left/Right button to move ball.

- Be sure to quickly get life and star points.

- 4 different maps.

It's very simple. Let's play Rapid Roll classic free version and share best score with everyone now.

Install game on Google Play: Rapid Roll

If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, please feel free to contact me.

Thanks for your consideration. Have fun!
[Android Apps and Games] SmallMan123:
Great game man

CandyKat
[Android Apps and Games] Notus_BKHN:
Thanks :laugh:

If you interested in my game, could you please comment and rating it on google play ^^!
[Android Apps and Games] Notus_BKHN:
Hi every one, please play Rapid Roll free version and let me know your opinion to improve my game. :)

Have a nice day ^^!
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 General] Leighton27:
I rooted my phone to cyanogen mod which is kind of annoying me, i would like to reset it back to its original ROM for my LG E400 (optimus l3). So i downloaded the rom but when i connect my phone the cyanogen mod wont allow me to connect in USB mass storage instead it's default is Media Device can it still work?
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 General] Leighton27:
bump
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 General] Snip3rPolska:
programming settings > Debugging USB on ?

storage > USB computer connection > Media device on ?
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 General] Detroit Inferno:
Actually I tried when I installed the CM9 on my L3, but i couldn't get it to work either. But the good news is that you could install one of these custom ROMs in your phone with guarenteed working of USB storage.

I have tried them both and it works. They are both are built on CyanogenMod 9 for L3. So, they are better than the original CM9 with lot of tweaks and features alongside kernels, of course with minimal bugs. So, give it a shot. :good:

#1 Cyanoid

#2 RayogenMod
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] socos25:
Coming from the Epic, and then from the S3, I have noticed the fragmentation of Android with just the dilution of good development.

With that said, I acknowledge I am a user, not a Developer. I've tried to get interested in development, it is just not where my passion lies.

This is one of those useless posts you see on XDA, however, I feel like there is not much going on in this forum so maybe this is the best discussion we could have.

Take Apple, they have one product to focus on, no one to share the spotlight with. Android on the other hand has several, I have no idea how many, to share the spot light with. S3, S4, S5, Oppo, One, name your poison.

I say all this because I remember back to the Epic... It was Epic. The phone was amazing when it came out, the development was even better.

Now that I'm on the S4, while I don't want to take away anything from what the developers on this phone have done, it is not their fault, but developers will flock to where the demand is. And it just doesn't seem to be here.

Maybe this is Sprints fault? I stay with Sprint because they're the cheapest option I have. Certainly not the best, but definitely the cheapest.

Just trying to promote a discussion, not a flame war. Start now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] mxmr:
With unified builds, awesome devs are still contributing to our device! Its cool that a talented dev who builds aosp but is with verizon can build for us too. There is no shortage of great development going on, but I'll admit the sprint s4 forums are not as active as I remember the e4gt forums being.

To address your other point, sure - the sheer amount of android devices available will mean the pool of talented devs are spread more thinly across the spectrum of devices, but this community rocks and with a little google-fu (xda helps those who help themselves) I don't think development has really stalled. The forums are just a little less active. What IS a shame is that users here will drive talented devs away from releasing their work publicly on the forums by driving them insane with questions that have been answered 100s of times, petty politics, and flame wars, etc.

But at the end of the day, I would rather have an open OS with a vibrant (or dull) community than a locked down device I can never truly have full control over. But frequent upgrades have always been pushed by manufacturers, at the end of the day profits are the bottom line for them. Thats what is so great about this community, is that the devs here do work that would have gotten them a decent commission or wage elsewhere, FOR FREE. God bless :good::highfive:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] socos25:
All good points, and I would have to say I agree with you, especially with the shame that developers sometimes are driven away by lazy users.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] mysongranhills:
I'm not a developer either (well of any roms/android mods at least). But as a long time computer power user and burgeoning programmer (3rd year comp sci major) the development on the S4 is very lack luster. We could get into comparing S4 vs development on older platforms, but I'd rather just discuss the generally bad development in the sprint S4 non-original android dev. forum. Most roms are not suited for daily drivers. I have personally tried 2-3 different versions of Sac's Rom and negalite's rom( as well as 1 try on various other roms) and none was with out major flaws.

The problem as I see it is this: The demand is for the newest rom with the most up to date android features. So as rom developers are getting closer to making a stable working version of their roms, Sprint releases an update at which point most developers switch and start working on new release with out ever making a fully functioning rom. To make matters worse most Rom's are presented as a finished product. Some have a known issues section in the first post ,but I challenge any one who disagrees with me to find a known issues section on a rom that actually contains all the know issues. It doesn't exsist. Instead each user is left to download an unfinished product and only after discovering an issue and digging though 10 pages of forums you find others have the same issue and that there may or may not be a soultion. How f'ing hard is it when a god damn issues is reported to update the orginal post?????? I understand these developers are doing this out of the good of their hearts, but anything worth doing is worth doing correctly. If it is to much work to keep an up to date list of ALL known issues, have one of the roms users do so. Not much work for one fan of a rom to keep list of issues if dev cant be bothered.

You help no one when custom roms break things working in the stock version and present it as a working rom. Custom roms used to add fucntion to a device now, it adds somethings and breaks others. Till this trend changes, the best rom is stock rooted + w/e mod a user desires. When a bunch of things dont work label your Rom alpha when most things work call it beta and only when everything works call it stable. This kind of common sense would improve everyone's experience greatly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] arikdahn:
To a degree, I definitely am with you on this. I have been with this forum since the days of my old HTC thunderbolt. There are AT LEAST 5 popular daily drivers that worked worlds better than the stock rom for that phone. My particular phone glitches out on the dialer/phone app for all Original Android ROM's meaning I am automatically limited to a TW rom. I've tried everything to fix this but nothing seems to. However, there is one that works flawlessly, Triforce 5.4. It's perfect, so far as I can tell, but is starting to show its age. It may be the only perfect ROM for our phones but is almost completely without bells and whistles, unlike the Thunderbolt, which you could save multiple working images to SD and restore if you felt like using sense one day, CM the next, and I do recall a few completely custom ones loosely based on CM that worked awesome. Anyway that's my say on it. I am sad NAE firmware capabilities don't have a nice Triforce release to go with it, but the PRL and firmware seem to work great with the ROM, so I guess I'll stick to it, even if it is boring. It definitely does everything I need for it to do. Still, finding the issues with each one and helping the developers is part of the process. It's fun and part of the reason why I do what I do. Take my ASUS Transformer. That thing is old as the hills, but has multi window, android 4.4.3, windowed apps, and all manner of other things and it runs super smooth. timduru is the dang wizard of that device and refuses to let it die peacefully.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] mysongranhills:
I just recently got off heavily modded stock and flashed Super S4 and so far it is awesome. Ktoonz's Kernel is baked in and after using recommended recovery to flash I've had no problems. It isn't heavily modded (mostly other mods baked in and some init.d tweaks) but is fast and stable and is one of the very few TW roms I'd recommend.

When I was on HTC Inspire 4G, There were easily 10 Roms (ASOP and Sense) suitable for a daily driver. For the S4 I'd be hard pressed to find 3 stable usable TW roms at a time.

I think android as a platform is changing a lot philosophically, as well. Older custom roms used to be a must have and were the main reason most users wanted root. Now everything is much more framework centric. Now root is used to add functionality through Xposed framework modules,or audio mods like Viper. Previously each and every mod had to be rom specific.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] ng:
Hi,

I just upgraded to iLauncher 3.0 but the program also installed an icon on the system tray at the bottom of the screen, the one that also has the rotation icon etc. Now my problem is that I got rid of that tray a while ago to have more space on my today screen through the registry-hacks in the wiki, but I don't now how to get rid of this icon. If iLauncher 2.x also installed it, I managed to remove it, but I forgot how I would have done that . I've gone through all the iLauncher options, but I can't find an option for this. Does anyone know what I can change in the registry to hide this icon again?

All help would be appreciated. Thanks

Ng :?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sporklover:
Background: I'm on a stock rooted rom. After I rooted Private Mode still worked. Now it does not for some reason.

So I have a few questions.

1. Any idea of where private mode stores the files? I had a few GB of data stored in there, now that its not working I want to make sure I no longer have those files clogging up precious GBs on device storage.

2. Is the only way to get it back is to re-flash the stock rom?

3. I think I might have broken Private Mode by trying out ART. Now when I go into Developer Options, I notice that it always says Dalvik....When I switch to ART and reboot, and check the Developer options, it still says Dalvik. Any thoughts on this?

Thanks for any thoughts
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] babygau:
1. It doesn't double up your data, Private Mode only encrypt your data which you want to keep your data safe, so it's just right where your data is supposed to be

2. Unless you disable your private mode before re-flash rom, you will lose access to your encrypted data. what's the point of privacy when you just simply reflash to get yours back, so anyone can do that

3. You might be using xposed framework, it will not let you switch to ART runtime
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sporklover:
1. I'm not worried about doubling up on data, just don't want tobstorr files I can no longer access.

Unfortunately your answer about the files are where they are supposed to be isn't descriptive enough. The files I had in private mode were originally on my SD card but with private mode enabled I used the Samsung My Files app to move them to the private folder in that app. So it moved those files just not sure where.

2.I'm not trying to regain access to those files just asking a general question about getting private mode functional again. Is the only way to refladh a stock ROM.

3. I'm fairly certain I didn't install xposed.

I'm going to dive into a few other threads. I see there are files I can modify to manually switch between the two. I'll make sure I'm not in ART.

thanks!!
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] babygau:
1. Private Mode doesn't move your files to anywhere, your files are located at their original place. It just encrypted your data with a 'key' and use that 'key' to mark and decrypt them when needed

2. I'm not sure about this, but it seems to me that you will have to reflash a Stock Rom again.

3. Are you on Stock Rom? ART runtime seems not to work well with deodexed ROM.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sporklover:
1. When added files to the Private Files folder (Only visible in Private Mode) in the stock Samsung My Files app, those files were moved from my SD card to internal memory. I verified this by checking the storage usage. SD card usage was decremented by the same amount the internal storage increased.

2. I was afraid of that. Not sure I'll actually do it.

3. 100% certain stock room, just rooted with Chainfire. Odexed and everything.

I might have to do some additional reading. I know that after you root you have the option to disable Knox (which breaks private mode). I didn't disable knox, but I'll research which processes are frozen/stopped by disabling knox and see if restarting them can get private mode working again.... or if its even possible perhaps reinstalling knox/private mode without re-flashing.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] t1m0t0:
Hi guys! I have a problem with my moto G and cyanogenmod 11 (M5, M6 or nightly). The problem occurs when turn off or restarting the device, show the next message constantly: "Unfortunately, the process com.android.systemui has stopped".

Already wipe data/factory reset/dalvik cache and the problem continues when restart the phone! Can you help me, please?

The problem is with M5, M6 and nightly versions. M4 work perfectly!

Sorry for my english, It is not my language, I speak spanish!
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] draco259:
Did you ever get this worked out? For some reason my phone has started doing this on every rom that I try. Nothing I do seems to fix it.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EKHTC:
Hi,

Ditto!

I'm getting the same issue.

Thanks!
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] setiss:
Same problem here with a Note 2 (CM11).

It happens sometimes waking up the phone too
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pfufle:
Just install the latest unofficial m9...you will be fine...

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Hit the thanks button if I helped you 8)

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[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XdroidBD:
Did you wipe your cashe, dalvik cashe, data, system before flashing the rom ? :confused:

if so then try latest builds....
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FreddyRm:
Hi, I have the same issue but can't find any m9 on the CM site. (snapshot are m6 max)
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pfufle:
Here you go: http://builds.hubdroid.com/cm11/stable/final/falcon/

You might want to flash CM12.1 now since CM11 is obsolete.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Qverse:
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[Xperia Tablet Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] be7ery:
How to use dual shock 3 to play FIFA 14

ty:)
[Xperia Tablet Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zb134:
You need to buy sixaxis controller app from the play store. FIFA doesn't directly support the controller, so you'll have to set up touch emulation. Let me know if you need help with that, it is pretty straightforward, take a screenshot of the game and assign keys on the controller for different areas.
[Xperia Tablet Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] be7ery:
thanx for helping

thanx for helping <3

i did it But i don't know how to take a screenshot cuz it always show me the pause menu :)

and how should i make the skills buttons :)
[Xperia Tablet Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zb134:
Unfortunately, there is no easy way around it. What I did is use a screen video recorder to record the screen and then take a screenshot of that. I don't have mine anymore so I can't share.

And you're right, there is no way to get full functionality of the skills buttons because of how they are setup. You can still get partial functionality by setting up sixaxis to emulate swipes in that area of the screen. Not a perfect solution, but I didn't miss the skill moves much anyway.
[Xperia Tablet Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] be7ery:
thanx :)

thanxxxxxxxxxx for helping i did it :) <3
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Nihar92:
I flash the cm11.zip in cwm on my xperia tipo

After flashing i reboot the system

But after that my phone does not swtch on even the recovery mod does not open.

I tried to connect the phone with pc but the pc does not detect my phone.

The sony logo also does not come up.

What should i do?

Plz help me?

My phone almost dead.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] StaticBlaze:
Try connecting your device to your PC in Fast Boot Mode and flash proper kernel with recovery.
[Lenovo K900] sami.oracle10g:
I bought Lenovo K900, and there is one stamp on his cover which content "WCDMA"

is this mean the phone support CDMA Network? if yes, Do we insert CDMA sim or by programming?

* where my network name is Yemen Mobile CDMA

Regarads
[Lenovo K900] karellang:
Band Coverage

GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz

WCDMA 850/900/1700/1900/2100MHz
[Sony Xperia ZL] dunderball:
I have a c6506 and can't get into fastboot for the life of me. I have the correct drivers installed on my Win7 PC (after installing Sony PC companion) and can access the internal storage fine.

When attempting to hold up on the volume button and plugging in the usb cord, the LED turns red for a moment and goes away. Nothing else happens.

Any ideas? I'd like to quickly root this device. I have an unlocked bootloader already.
[Sony Xperia ZL] anagramgenius:
download flashtool and install fastboot drivers
[Sony Xperia ZL] dunderball:
I tried with a Windows VM and I am able to fastboot. I just flashed a boot.img from the Advanced Kernel by doomlord and am soft bricked now.
[Sony Xperia ZL] anagramgenius:
have you unlocked bootloader?
[Sony Xperia ZL] dunderball:
yeah i unlocked without a problem. i might've done something stupid and flashed a recovery for the xperia Z onto my xperia ZL.

in any case i used flash tool to go back to stock 4.3

i'd really like to find an easy comprehensive tutorial on how to root. i'm unlocked and can reach flash mode/fastboot but have no idea where to find the files i need.
[Sony Xperia ZL] anagramgenius:
flash this kernel.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2641695

enter into recovery and flash this supersu.zip to root

http://download.chainfire.eu/447/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.99r4.zip