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[Galaxy S II General] MistahBungle:
This information is common knowledge & has been covered dozens & dozens of times before in other guides/by other people.

Care to give credit to those sources of people/guides you've ripped the information from, or are you going to be a like a bunch of other people here & plagiarise/claim credit ? :rolleyes:

It's fairly obvious you're looking for RC status in doing this (why people would want that, I have no idea; plenty of RC's wouldn't know sh1t from clay), but if you're going to do that at least post something original, and if you can't manage that, credit sources/people you've ripped re-hashed information from.

Edit - Also, this belongs in General, not Q&A. I'm asking mods to move it.
[Galaxy S II General] saeedashifahmed:
Yes you can!

Yes you can flash with Odin
[Galaxy S II General] Kylua_:
kernel

Hello,

I I9100XXMS7 pda, Philz which kernel should I use to do to root my phone?
[Galaxy S II General] MonsterKurd:
Need help

please my phone is not being read by odin

can you give me

a stock 4.1.2 rom that can be flashed by recovery
[Galaxy S II General] danthemansanford101:
:eek:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pros1996:
Hi everyone.

I got my brand new HTC One yesterday and this phone rocks! Only problem is the camera getting the what you guys already know as the red/purple tint due to camera defect.

Now i live in guyana and sadly there are to htc repair centers. I bought this phone from the US.

I have the sd vd6869(1.0) cinesensor 2013-05-10 camera sensor in my phone.

I read somewhere on this forum that persons with this problem send their phone to a repair center and the replace the sensor with ov4688 sensor module.

Is there a way for me to buy this module online or something?

There are guys over here who can replace it easily.

Please help. I really love taking images.

Thanks very much.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
Your phone is brand new, you should consider contacting htc usa and sending your phone for repair so your warranty will not be void. Im pretty sure repairing an htc phone from an unauthorized shop void your warranty.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pros1996:
Yeah but how will i send it i'm in guyana. Oh and i email HTC USA this morning , lets hear what they say.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pintabit:
Does it have a US warranty? Then your best bet may be to do what I did - find someone you trust who's traveling to the US and ask them to deal with it for you. The only thing you'll pay for is shipping to HTC.

Give it plenty of time just in case - they do the repair itself very quickly but the shipping back and forth will take a few days, and there may be a holdup if they see something else that needs to be repaired and they have to contact you about it.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meettooss1989:
Hello to everyone, I searched in forum and Google my problem but seems I am the only for this problem . I am on 4.4.2 i537ucucn3 latest android In settings> More Network> Network Mode ( dissapear) I have used the *#*#4636#*#* and changed the network mode to Wcdma preferred. And tried all other options. In my network carrier have only 3 . But for me only edge 2g . I can't access 3g data. I tried my Sim in Samsung galaxy s2 and 3g, H+, H worked fine. It's not Sim problem. PLS HELP I'M ON MOBITEL SLOVENIA NETWORK.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vedran croatia:
Hi,i have the same problem i bought i537 unlocked in usa and now i have only edge in my country,i tried everithing!
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Helixpt:
Same problem as described in this thread a few hours earlier with a GT-i9295 so probably the same issue.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] JWhetstone02:
Not sure when, but this is a good little article. Looks like a lot of updates coming our way! :D

http://android-revolution-hd.blogspot.com/2014/06/incoming-android-443-with-htc-sense-61.html
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] richii0207:
I couldn't find his source of where he got this information . Not sure where he got this info
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] JWhetstone02:
saw it posted in the htc elevate forums. not everyone is a member, so figured i would share it since the android revolution page is public
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] jbarcus81:
Maybe HTC has learned their lesson about leaving flagship devices with old software? Now as long as Verizon stays out of it...
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] batsai:
Ha! I wish! With Verizon's record, we probably won't see the update until the next ice age! It does look like a lot of good things are in there though- improved camera drivers and a built in file manager would be great. Oh, and the FM radio and stock internet browser that Verizon removed would be good too. ?
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] JWhetstone02:
It also looks like there is talk about multi color led notification lights
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] coldconfession13:
Its all rumors . I think it's for website hits
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] hgoldner:
This part is not credible. They installed an LED with orange and green; period. It reminds me of an April Fool's joke many MANY years back when Palm announced a "software color mode" and those not knowing better thought that suddenly their monochrome Palm Pilot's would have color capabilities. The LED colors can't be changed with software. So, I'm a little suspicious of the entire piece because of that one detail.

Besides, if I haven't heard it from [MENTION=5613499]evleaks[/MENTION], I don't believe it's real. ;)
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] x_V.I.P.3.l2_x:
LED

I think the different LED flash notifications would be awesome! I used to have this on my Moto Defy and I love it. I am going to try this ROM out tongiht.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] shiznu:
Click bait as usual.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] armedmetallica:
I would like to know if anyone has had any success using Terminal Services over WLAN to internal machines from a TyTN

Just so the bases are covered:

1. Prior to Tytn I had an HP Ipaq 6315, which used to (and still can) get on WLAN, and get to internal servers.

2. Terminal services is accessible from all other configurations (laptop on wired or wireless).

3. Services run internally on all servers, and externally via port forwarding on one machine. This machine can be accessed via terminal services client on TyTN from GPRS and UMTS.

On TyTn, on internal WLAN I cannot get to these servers. I have tried via IP address and via network name.

It's a TSC issue, because, I CAN get to network shares on these same machines via Total Commander, so it's not a TyTN/WLAN networking issue.

Calling all experts! HELP!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] fun_key:
I was able to succesfuly take control over a winmce and a win2k3 computer with my tytn over the WLAN
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] armedmetallica:
Still no luck. Anyone else ?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] hshortt:
Also no issues with this, are you using standard 3389 ports on your servers? Any tcp/ip filtering on your servers or firewalls only permitting certain ips?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] armedmetallica:
the one external yes.

the internally no. each has their own s/w fw. I'll try disabling them and trying tonight.

Thanks
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] jamijam:
That's weird. Your servers should not be able to tell the difference between the two devices.

Perhaps your Tytn is trying to connect to your server through UMTS even though you have the wi-fi on? Perhaps try to turn off the GSM radio?

Only thing I could think of.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] armedmetallica:
Hmm -- i don't think it was dialing umts/gprs. It DOES try to dial when I try to connect by name. I'll try to disable altogther and try. thanks for the tip.
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vanillacoke1:
Would it matter to submerge the phone with the case on? Or should it be taken off? And like the title says what are some suggested or reputable screen protector brands. At the moment I want to cover the back of the phone and when warranty runs up I'll replace the front ASF.

Thanks in advance
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crótach:
I've found Nillkin really good for the screen protectors. Had one on my Z2 and it was perfect. Now I have one on order for Z1c (hasn't arrived yet).
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] X.Operator:
Lol didn't even answer his question...
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raichur0xx0rz:
I can't speak to screen protector quality, but I would say, in regards to using a case underwater, that it may be best not to. The main reason being that the case may retain some water afterwards. In that case, you would probably want to remove the phone from the case and then allow both to dry. Of course, in many cases you may want a case on the phone for protection from more than just water (sand, rocks, etc) so it depends on how if it's too bothersome to dry off the case and the phone afterward.

I guess I might as well add my screen protector input while I'm here: I got the Invisible Defender by Rearth. I have bought accessories from them before, and this was a 3-pack with an additional clear film for the back. I question the durability, however, as the back film has quite a few scratches after only a few days. I usually go with Spigen's stuff, but they don't have any made for the Z1c. But $8 for a 3 pack of protectors isn't horrible.
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adryanodej:
haha :)) nice one`
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] laufersteppenwolf:
Dear Developers

I'm sure you already heard about the GPL around the forums. In case you did not, the GPL ("GNU General Public License") is the most common license that affects many projects, like the Linux Kernel (the Linux Kernel is licensed under the GPLv2). This affects us, XDA and its members, as we are often working with the Linux Kernel (every Android platform runs on top of the Linux Kernel).

You may ask yourself now "Well, that's nice, but how does this affect me and what does the GPL do?" The answer is pretty simple actually: The GPL guarantees users to examine, modify and share their and others code by enforcing open-sourceness. This means you are free to use any GPL'ed sourcecode for your project, but you must make your used code publically available again.

Now, as many advantages this has, it also means quite some work for us developers. All used sources must be completely public by the time the compiled binary (like a Kernel) goes online. Another requirement is, that the OP must include all information to compile the exact same binary as uploaded by the developer. This means you need to specify:

The used toolchain including its version (linking to your toolchain source is always a good idea)

The used defconfig

The link to your sourcecode (including the used branch, tags,...)

If used, also upload your scripts used for the compilation

If you upload a kernel, publish the source, but the source is not compilable, it means you are breaking the GPL as you did not release the used source. Breaking the GPL actually means breaking the law, which means the sanctions on XDA could possibly be the least of your problems...

Example:

@ROM devs, using a precompiled kernel

As you are not compiling the kernel yourself, you do not have to give the above information. However, you have to link to the source of your kernel binary (for example: link to the OP of the used kernel). If you use the stock kernel, you must state this. Linking to the stock sources is not a requirement, but it is not the worst idea.

Keep in mind; if the kernel used is not GPL compliant, your ROM is not GPL compliant either. This may cause your thread to be closed and/or further action on your account may be taken.

Example:

If you need/want further information, you might want to take a look at THIS news article written by our Developer Admin pulser_g2
[Asus Transformer TF700] JoinTheRealms:
Well i blew the speaker(s) in my tf700 a while ago, since then its just sat around doing nothing. I also had a tf101 sitting around (the original transformer) with a liquid damaged, cracked screen. I thought id see if the tf101 speakers would work in the tf700 and they do! very simple replacement, the only issue is remounting the 2 stereo based tf101 speakers in a way that fits nicely in the tf700, the insides of a tf700 are very nice indeed (the tf101's internals are a mess). Didn't fit right away, needed to saw some plastic off... In the end sound quality isn't as good, mostly because its poorly mounted at the moment, tf700 gives off more bass but the tf101 is loader.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lj50036:
Hey mate..... I have 2 sets of speakers for the 700..... You are more then welcome to them as they are just going to collect dust ....

Shoot me an email if you would like ..... Thx Josh

jl52741@gmail.com
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
As a software engineer, I admire people who can disassemble and reassemble a tablet and still have working hardware in the end. :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] JoinTheRealms:
Cool! sent you an email;)

Thanks! but really the tf700 is really well built as consequence its quite easy to get into. There is alot of spare room inside the tf700, especially without the original speakers, I wonder what else we could chuck in there ;)
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Juliansss:
Hi there,

I want to use a Custom ROM (Cyanogenmod 10.2 or if I get it working 11). The stock software if pain to my eyes and I'm used to the cleanness of CM.

Now. I don't want to miss the pros of the LG software: FM Radio Tuner, (LG Camera), IR Remote. I can't believe that nobody asked before but I did not see any thread.

Is there any not way too complicated and documented way to use these apps sorted by importance: RADIO, IR Remote, ..., LG Camera?

Thank in advance!

Sorry if theres already another thread. I didn't see it.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxZombiePikachu:
only some apps have been ported to aosp and they are nothing compared to the originals, you are better off getting a different launcher if you just want look and feel of aosp
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Juliansss:
Hmm no - I prefer the feeling of have real free software in hands. ;)
[LG G Pro 2] laufersteppenwolf:
Dear Developers

I'm sure you already heard about the GPL around the forums. In case you did not, the GPL ("GNU General Public License") is the most common license that affects many projects, like the Linux Kernel (the Linux Kernel is licensed under the GPLv2). This affects us, XDA and its members, as we are often working with the Linux Kernel (every Android platform runs on top of the Linux Kernel).

You may ask yourself now "Well, that's nice, but how does this affect me and what does the GPL do?" The answer is pretty simple actually: The GPL guarantees users to examine, modify and share their and others code by enforcing open-sourceness. This means you are free to use any GPL'ed sourcecode for your project, but you must make your used code publically available again.

Now, as many advantages this has, it also means quite some work for us developers. All used sources must be completely public by the time the compiled binary (like a Kernel) goes online. Another requirement is, that the OP must include all information to compile the exact same binary as uploaded by the developer. This means you need to specify:

The used toolchain including its version (linking to your toolchain source is always a good idea)

The used defconfig

The link to your sourcecode (including the used branch, tags,...)

If used, also upload your scripts used for the compilation

If you upload a kernel, publish the source, but the source is not compilable, it means you are breaking the GPL as you did not release the used source. Breaking the GPL actually means breaking the law, which means the sanctions on XDA could possibly be the least of your problems...

Example:

@ROM devs, using a precompiled kernel

As you are not compiling the kernel yourself, you do not have to give the above information. However, you have to link to the source of your kernel binary (for example: link to the OP of the used kernel). If you use the stock kernel, you must state this. Linking to the stock sources is not a requirement, but it is not the worst idea.

Keep in mind; if the kernel used is not GPL compliant, your ROM is not GPL compliant either. This may cause your thread to be closed and/or further action on your account may be taken.

Example:

If you need/want further information, you might want to take a look at THIS news article written by our Developer Admin pulser_g2
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skyrus5150:
Hello there, so I recently got my hands on a Galaxy S4 Active. The phone was from locked and from the US while I live in Pakistan so I had to get it unlocked. The unlocking went fine (according to the guy who unlocked it at least) but after being unlocked it isn't picking up any signals/reception for any network I try.

I'd be really grateful if anyone could provide me a fix for this as I paid quite a bit to get my hands on the phone and even more on top to get it unlocked.

If there's any more information I can provide just let me know but please be detailed as I'm a n00b :P

Thanks !
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skyrus5150:
Anyone ?
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Devo7v:
Did you put the correct APN settings in for your carrier?
[Motorola Atrix 2] laufersteppenwolf:
Dear Developers

I'm sure you already heard about the GPL around the forums. In case you did not, the GPL ("GNU General Public License") is the most common license that affects many projects, like the Linux Kernel (the Linux Kernel is licensed under the GPLv2). This affects us, XDA and its members, as we are often working with the Linux Kernel (every Android platform runs on top of the Linux Kernel).

You may ask yourself now "Well, that's nice, but how does this affect me and what does the GPL do?" The answer is pretty simple actually: The GPL guarantees users to examine, modify and share their and others code by enforcing open-sourceness. This means you are free to use any GPL'ed sourcecode for your project, but you must make your used code publically available again.

Now, as many advantages this has, it also means quite some work for us developers. All used sources must be completely public by the time the compiled binary (like a Kernel) goes online. Another requirement is, that the OP must include all information to compile the exact same binary as uploaded by the developer. This means you need to specify:

The used toolchain including its version (linking to your toolchain source is always a good idea)

The used defconfig

The link to your sourcecode (including the used branch, tags,...)

If used, also upload your scripts used for the compilation

If you upload a kernel, publish the source, but the source is not compilable, it means you are breaking the GPL as you did not release the used source. Breaking the GPL actually means breaking the law, which means the sanctions on XDA could possibly be the least of your problems...

Example:

@ROM devs, using a precompiled kernel

As you are not compiling the kernel yourself, you do not have to give the above information. However, you have to link to the source of your kernel binary (for example: link to the OP of the used kernel). If you use the stock kernel, you must state this. Linking to the stock sources is not a requirement, but it is not the worst idea.

Keep in mind; if the kernel used is not GPL compliant, your ROM is not GPL compliant either. This may cause your thread to be closed and/or further action on your account may be taken.

Example:

If you need/want further information, you might want to take a look at THIS news article written by our Developer Admin pulser_g2
[PDA2, XDA IIi, 2020i General] tazzzer:
Calander problem and other queries

Hi I have had an xda2i in the past and it all worked fine with the Calander. This week my newer model xdamini S broke down so I turned to the replacment xda2i i had been sent when the other one packed up and I just cant get it to recognise the calander. Its just not in the list. As you say contacts etc is there but Calander is not. The strange thing is when setting up connection you can choose to sync with calander, contacts etc which I select only to find that once the sync occurs Calander is just not in the list. Can anyone you had anyone help solving this?? Im using outlook 2003. Also the xda2i im using has not got the latest drivers I have looked for them on the 02 site but they dont seem to be their anymore. Finally, what does the radio version do anyway? Help with these issues would be greatly appreciated.
[Motorola Atrix HD] laufersteppenwolf:
Dear Developers

I'm sure you already heard about the GPL around the forums. In case you did not, the GPL ("GNU General Public License") is the most common license that affects many projects, like the Linux Kernel (the Linux Kernel is licensed under the GPLv2). This affects us, XDA and its members, as we are often working with the Linux Kernel (every Android platform runs on top of the Linux Kernel).

You may ask yourself now "Well, that's nice, but how does this affect me and what does the GPL do?" The answer is pretty simple actually: The GPL guarantees users to examine, modify and share their and others code by enforcing open-sourceness. This means you are free to use any GPL'ed sourcecode for your project, but you must make your used code publically available again.

Now, as many advantages this has, it also means quite some work for us developers. All used sources must be completely public by the time the compiled binary (like a Kernel) goes online. Another requirement is, that the OP must include all information to compile the exact same binary as uploaded by the developer. This means you need to specify:

The used toolchain including its version (linking to your toolchain source is always a good idea)

The used defconfig

The link to your sourcecode (including the used branch, tags,...)

If used, also upload your scripts used for the compilation

If you upload a kernel, publish the source, but the source is not compilable, it means you are breaking the GPL as you did not release the used source. Breaking the GPL actually means breaking the law, which means the sanctions on XDA could possibly be the least of your problems...

Example:

@ROM devs, using a precompiled kernel

As you are not compiling the kernel yourself, you do not have to give the above information. However, you have to link to the source of your kernel binary (for example: link to the OP of the used kernel). If you use the stock kernel, you must state this. Linking to the stock sources is not a requirement, but it is not the worst idea.

Keep in mind; if the kernel used is not GPL compliant, your ROM is not GPL compliant either. This may cause your thread to be closed and/or further action on your account may be taken.

Example:

If you need/want further information, you might want to take a look at THIS news article written by our Developer Admin pulser_g2
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jframe7:
Can anyone recommend a good Android OCR app that will turn PDF scans into editable text reliably? I use CamScanner to scan documents, but I wasn't able to find an OCR ability (surprisingly). Also although Evernote does scan my pictures for text, it will not let you copy and paste that text, making it not useful for my purposes. I note that Google goggles will do ocr'ing of a pic for search purposes, but nt ideal for a whole doc. I'm looking for something that does the equivalent of what omnipro. Thanks in advance for your thoughts and suggestions.

Jordan
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ciribic:
A few months ago I tried couple of ocr apps and I liked two of them:

OCR Instantly (works offline, so the speed depends on your phone scecs, free version)

ABBYY text grabber (needs internet connection but in my opinion gives better results, 5.99$)

Make sure that you have enough light when taking photos, and that they are not blurry. In OCR instantly, you can change brightness/contrast of the photo before recognition. The point is to make it look like black font with smooth edges on white background as much as you can.