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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] juantobia:
Ok so I have a galaxy s3 gt-i9300, which is about 20 months old, and it started to have this problem a month or so ago. The phone was running a kit Kat cyanogenmod rom, and it was draining the battery somewhat faster than the stock rom, and one day the screen started flickering at around 30% battery, which followed by the phone turning off itself. It can't be turned on until it's plugged in, and when I do so, the battery is at 0% charge, so I figured this was a battery problem and I replaced the battery for a new, original samsung battery. I thought this would make the trick. But I didn't, so my last thought was to return to stock software and this didn't solve the problem either. This always happens to me in every single charge at around 30%-40%. The rest of the charge lasts as long as expected, so the phone basically uses 60%-70% of a charge. I'm all ears for solutions to this and I also want to know what is causing it.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boomboomer:
Try a battery from another phone, one that is known to be working correctly.

Else try a full wipe, including preload and internal sd, before you flash the latest stock rom for your country. Factory reset again in recovery after flash.
[General Topics] yahanna:
I use a browser called Habit. It uses user scripts, but I wish it can use Stylish to use custom CSS. Is there a way to make Stylish work on it somehow?
[ONE Accessories] haimn:
http://oneplus.net/jbl-e1-earphones

They will cost 40$.

Driver 9mm

Impedance 32Ω+/-15%

Maximum SPL105dB @ 5mW

Rated power input 5mW

Frequency 10Hz-22000Hz

Connector 3.5mm

Cable length 1.2m

http://youtu.be/7QV7Dd5FaRA
[ONE Accessories] zephiK:
Looks really nice. I feel that people are going to mistake them for Beats because of the "tape" wire and the red but looks like a solid buy for ~$40.

The YouTube video is kind of a pointless ad. Doesn't even make any sense, just a mini video of punching.
[ONE Accessories] zaphodbeeb:
But will they ever be available?
[ONE Accessories] KeyperOS:
The video is really pointless IMO but I like the earphones, keeping aside the Red that reminds me of Beats. JBL quality beats Monster's (pun intended) any day of the week and at 40 USD it's a pretty solid buy.

Only thing is, I use stereo Bluetooth earphones :p
[ONE Accessories] aussieglis:
The brand seems to get good reviews of their sound and the design is sexy. I wish they'd come in more colours, but, the oneplus-red is quite nice too. :)
[ONE Accessories] The_Benwa:
Trying to get a hold of the phone first, then would love a pair off these! :D
[ONE Accessories] dy2592:
Release date?
[ONE Accessories] Chinaroad:
Hi guys, i bought that bundle from china two weeks ago, they are nice but that s all, dont expect more, i got sennheiser cx985 and ie80 , you cant compare, it s better than samsung one or iphone's but that's all
[ONE Accessories] spacegreyphone:
We have great selling point for sell their oneplus :)
[ONE Accessories] GTCC:
I love Sennheiser, I have a pair of momentum and love them although I use my Sony MDR-1RMC for traveling on long flights. I find the Sony to be much more comfortable, I have biggish ears. My wife on the other hand had no problems with them even over long periods like on the flight to Texas from London for the F1

Why others don't have the adjustable jack angle I don't know, although I wish they didn't have the push and twist connection on the headphone side.
[ONE Accessories] House_Maniac:
How is it compared to xiaomi piston 2.1?
[ONE Accessories] Kawaisa:
pistons are better
[ONE Accessories] Mixomaxo:
No delivery to Germany ...
[ONE Accessories] aznracer62:
Just got my e1+ today. They're actually not bad. Just needs some eq, see photo. This setting should be close to a flat response curve (to my ears at least). Each person's ears will vary.

My headphone arsenal: triple fi 10, grado sr80i, Sennheiser 560.

I think they're really great for $40, but I think they're worth $30. The plastic does feel a little cheap but then again, these aren't high end headphones. They do look durable, im planning on using these for running. The silicone tips are good but I changed them to comply tips.

The e1+ is focused more towards the mid and higher bass region. So it may sound dull. The higher treble frequencies are lacking. Good for songs with already high treble and bass heavy (eg techno, dubstep etc.) I listen to a lot if jazz and blues hence why my eq is setup this way.

If anyone is looking to getting this headphone, I say unless you can get a discount, look elsewhere.
[ONE Accessories] aznracer62:
Here's another eq setup.
[ONE Accessories] danop2004@gmail.com:
Have u tried them both?

I have the pistons and they cost only usd$15 I'm wondering if these really sound twice as good?
[ONE Accessories] Kawaisa:
They don't. The only reason why these are getting attention is because of the OnePlus name (which screams value) and the name brand that is JBL. They're nothing special.
[ONE Accessories] danop2004@gmail.com:
Thanks for your feedback, I guess I will stick to pistons, I can buy 3 of those for the price of one. I prefer listening to real dedicated stereo system for music and only use earphones when I'm traveling.
[ONE Accessories] lenteenes:
You can buy it from lenteen.de:highfive:
[ONE Accessories] rohit76342:
Didn't like it much.

Sold it to a friend.;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] berkan.demirci:
Ok guyz. i have a little weird problem that i couldn't find any solution yet. So i want to ask to android software developers how can i power up the port which is used normally for usb wifi module inside the tablet. I completely removed that module (was a realtek wifi) and now i need to use that usb port for another usb device. But when i try to power up the port - using the wireless button in android settings interface or using "svc wifi enable" command - something (probably wifi driver) in android just switch the port back off. So i ended up removing everything related to wifi and now i cant use the command or button because they dont exist. Its not a problem anyway but how can i power up the port without using anything about wifi driver.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr3ff:
Hello. Please forgive me for being a noob, but I'll do my best to be precise.

But, I decided to sign up and create a topic here because I need some specific help and/or clarification.

(Sorry if I am perhaps not in the correct place but my brain is numb from hours of reading all areas here)

The story:

Purchased used Samsung Galaxy Note 3 in Canada originally on WIND Mobile. Unlocked phone for use on TELUS.

After a month, the phone ended up getting blocked IMEI due to it being reported lost/stolen.

Purchased "IMEI repair" service with free SIM unlock and sent phone away to "Joe The Android Rooter" (androidrooter.com) based on other's similar experiences and praise.

Received phone back, IMEI good, phone in good working order.

The problem:

The Note 3 with manual APN settings via a phone call with Telus only has Network Mode options WCDMA/GSM (Auto), WCDMA or GSM only. Phone gets 3G signal. Slow data speeds are fine, but my text messaging and phone calls rarely work where I live, which is a rural area. Dropped calls, lost texts, or no service. My Samsung Galaxy S3 does LTE and never has an issue. I would prefer to have faster data and reliable network/modem mode.

Called Telus again, and was directed to this thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2489766

Have been reading around here wherever I could find information, and I'm not totally confident or clear about doing that.

It is all a little confusing to me so I need some straight forward help. I would be forever in debt.

The questions:

According to that thread, I would have to follow all those steps to enable LTE on my phone. What do I need to ensure that nothing has been modified with the IMEI repair so I don't run into any problems?

I tried the step of using the dialer for *#272*[IMEI]# and it brought me the options, and the Telus one (TLS) is listed. Can I just make that change, and voila? Or do I have perform root, etc? I'm just trying to make this easy and from what I read, I shouldn't even have been able to bring up that option through the dialer in the first place?

This thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2618684 made me second guess everything.

The phone information:

AP: N900W8VLUCNB7

CP: N900W8VLUBMJ4

CSC: N900W8OYACNB7

Model Number:

SM-N900W8

Android Version:

4.4.2

Baseband Version:

N900W8VLUBMJ4

Kernel Version:

3.4.0-859721

dpi@SWDD3918 #1

Thu Feb 27 17:06:41 KST 2014

Build Number:

KOT49H.N900W8VLUCNB7

SE for Android Status:

Enforcing

SEPF_SM-N900W8_4.4.2_0017

Tue Jun 24 18:55:11 2014

Security Software Version:

MDF v1.0 Release 2

Shows as Official.

I hope I have provided all the info and posted in the right spot and I am very grateful for whatever help and clarification I could get.

Sorry for the length, but thanks for taking the time to read it.

-Adam, Canada.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zadigre:
You just have to do the 272 code to switch to Telus... You should have lte after that. But beware, this will completely reset your device... You will have to reconfigure it from scratch.

You might as well upgrade it to the latest firmware... Your baseband should be nb7 also... Or ni1 if you use the latest videotron firmware to manually upgrade. To your will still have to change the csc (272 code) to get the correct config from r Telus

Envoyé de mon SM-N900W8 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr3ff:
Resetting isnt an issue or anything. My main concern is doing the code/csc change, still being able to do OTA updates, or at least over Kies. I'm happy enough sticking with OTA and TouchWiz and not toying around with the phone otherwise.

I've rooted (and loved) all my devices in the past (HTC, Motorola, LG) but had such a problem with my Galaxy SIII and when I tried to root it, not only was it the most difficult, but it turned it into a nice paperweight.

I got a good deal on this phone and like the size is all.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zadigre:
If you change the csc with the 272 code, you shouldn't have any trouble doing ota updates. All stock Canadian roms are exactly the same... You can download and install a bell rom on a Rogers device and retain your Rogers apps/config. Only the csc is changing... And this csc is there to reconfigure your device for the specific provider.

Worst thing worst, you will have to manually download and install the latest stock rom with Odin... And after that, you will be fine. But I really doubt that you will have to do this.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr3ff:
Well thank you!

I backed up the phone with Kies just to save my settings and simple stuff so I wouldn't have to do it again manually, but I don't mind doing it again if I have to.

Used the code to change the CSC, rebooted, LTE is working fine. Texts+calls all function like they used to without dropping my signal and stuff.

Just using Kies to restore little stuff and I'm good.

I checked to see if I have root, which I don't. What I wonder is why everything I read told me I shouldn't have been able to simply dial that code and change the CSC without rooting? I have seen a number of people having similar issues, but if it really was this simple without root, why is it not clear that you simply just need to do this? Heck, even Telus told me to root the phone. I didn't expect that.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zadigre:
You never have to root a phone to change the csc when the target csc is already included on your rom... Which is the case for the Canadian version of the note 3... It contains all csc for all Canadian providers (at least those that are selling it). And I think it's the same for all recent Samsung devices...

I believe You need root to change csc when the csc you want to use is not in your rom and you want to flash an other rom that includes the new csc.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr3ff:
tprevir had

How come then, such as on that thread here that initially sparked my willingness to do all this, was it not simply mentioned in there that one could just use the code and make the change, without having to deal with all the rooting/etc?

Of course rooting has many benefits, but some may just simply need the carrier/radio switch to enable LTE and nothing more - such as myself. (I'm okay with stock because of the S-Pen, but I am certainly considering rooting the device down the road, once it becomes "stale" to me)

As stated in http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2489766 "Have a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (model: SM-N900W8) and wish to enable LTE for a specific carrier? Follow these in-depth instructions and you will enable LTE for this specific model." which was the most comprehensive thing I could find via Google, but it really did make me wonder if it was all truly needed, to which it was not.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zadigre:
probably no one know at that time that all Canadian Note 3 were using the exact same rom...

that being said, not all SM-N900W8 are the same... this model is also used in other contries... so if one had bought it somewhere else, he would need to do more things to finally get LTE and/or the correct carrier apps.

The thread is from April... and at that time, I just had my device for a few days... and I did not know that we could only change the CSC to switch the configuration for an other provider. I learned a lot by reading on this subject here and there.

Envoyé de mon SM-P900 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tornade69:
Maybe i'm wrong but i noticed you have NB7 Rom but MJ4 baseband and your problem is probably here. I bought a used note 3 and it was in the same condition. i wasn't getting LTE. If you try to upgrade your phone via ODIN, you have to go to download mode by powering off the phone first . If you go to download mode by any other way the modem partition is protected and will be not updated. I've reflashed the entire Rom and now i have NB7 baseband and NB7 Rom and i'm getting LTE with fido. Hope this helps!
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr3ff:
That's what I was concerned about at the beginning (NB7 & MJ4) but my solution was to quickly backup what few things I wanted to keep from my phone (a few pictures, contacts, settings) and then do the *#272 code and select Telus. Once it rebooted, everything worked good as new. In fact, my up/down speeds are through the roof compared to the SGS3 that I had previously and for whatever reason the quality of sound in phone calls are dramatically increased. Like AM radio to FM.

Either way, doing that code, nothing else had to be done on my phone - no rooting, no tinkering and no hassle - other than entering the code and selecting Telus.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alahdal:
I don't want to make many changes/themes in the stock ROM except the following:

- Deodex

- Change SecSettings.apk

- Change framework2.jar

- Maybe one change in SystemUI.apk.

With my NOTE 1 N7000, I was using dsixda kitchen to perform this without any problem. However, it seems dsixda is not going to update his kitchen any more and this is effecting the flashing process with Error 7. After some searches I understood that dsixda is not generating the right updater-script/update-binary with the right mount points.

I need a small help by providing both files (updater-script & binary) to flash this simple ROM or show me how to make it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khiremandar:
hi,

I completed Android OS porting on Wandboard Quad successfully.

I done Porting of Android on SD card & run Hello World program by Android Studio in Wandboard.

I check these SD cards by 6 different way of disk partitioning functions

1. fdisk

2. gdisk

3 parted

4. df

5. GParted

6. Disk utility

I cant see same info.

example.

Precompiled with gdisk

gdisk for source which i compiled

I try to change shell script which do partitioning but no success.

Does anyone face same problem?
[Off-topic] HiJohn1995:
Hi guys when the Nexus 6 comes to Verizon I would like to switch. Here's my question. I'm in a 2 year contract and I was wondering how would I sell my phone for the highest price and buy the Nexus 6? I know it's going to be 600 dollars but with tax will it be 700 dollars off contract or 600 dollars only? I've never done this before. I really love the design of the Nexus for some reason.
[Off-topic] mugzylol:
Can you even sell your phone in a contract? The n6 will probably be available from google play so you could buy one unlocked and add a Sim.

sent from my nex7
[Off-topic] androidfreak70:
Galaxy S5 is better for me.

TapaTalked from my Xperia™ Z (C660²) running Dirty Unicorns ROM!
[Off-topic] S37hhh:
Dear John,

Why even consider other phone instead of the S5 ? It makes no sense... you're just throwing money away doing these switches, besides Nexus 6 is too big to handle, bad design overall, unless you have basketball hands
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MikeCheck112:
Hi guys,

This is my first post here but I've been abusing the search function pretty much all weekend for this issue.

Recently I updated my GT-P1000 to CM11 and the flashing went perfect and everything worked fine. Got all my apps etc sorted over wifi and everything was actually quite snappy and fast (for a pretty long-in-the-tooth machine).

Unfortunately I then took it outside and hadn't even thought to check if my 3G was working. It isn't.

I thought maybe it was a CM11 issue, so wiped it all and put CM9 (stable) on it but same issue; everything works except the mobile data.

I have reception and am registered on the network (Optus, Australia. Have just a data sim, no phone or sms capabilities) but for some reason my mobile data service says: Disconnected.

I've tried a few different modem installs from another thread but everything I tried it was all the same. APNs are exactly what they should be too.

If there's anything I need to add to help you guys let me know.

Thanks a lot!

Michael
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] priyana:
Check if your IMEI is still 35xxxxxxxx

If it becomes 0049xxxxxxx you have a corrupted EFS. You need to restock to GB and check your IMEI. If ok, then flash CM again and check again.

Good luck.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MikeCheck112:
Thanks mate, the IMEI is the 0049xxxxxxxxxxxx one so looks like that's the issue. I'll follow the restocking guide and see how we go.

Thanks a lot!

Michael
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MikeCheck112:
Well I restocked it which went well and the IMEI is back to 35xxxxxxx.

Unfortunately, still no 3G even though I've got the right APNs and everything.... Hmmmm...

-edit- also I notice the 'Mobile Data State' go on 'connecting' for a while before finally settling on 'disconnected' which it didn't do before.

-edit2- apparently I did have the wrong APN, my carrier sorted me out. I'm reflashing to CM9 to see if that was the issue there too.

Have sent an email to my provider to see if they can help at all.

Cheers

M
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MikeCheck112:
Just in case anyone landed here through Google my issue was resolved by restocking back to GB to reset my corrupted IMEI number.

Then I loaded CM9 (and actually on to CM11 now) like normal and everything is ok.

Make SURE you have the right APN set too. Sometimes they come across, sometimes they don't.

Cheers

M
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Adamsaudio:
I'm on rooted stock 4.4.2 with xposed... When I use Google search (ok Google ) it works well. The problem I am suddenly experiencing is, when I leave the search app (like opening a link into chrome) the phone starts running very choppy. It will lag very badly and be extremely unresponsive. I can remedy this by clearing ram thru long pressing the home key (eventually it responds) or if I back out of Google search with the back key.

I've used Google search a ton, and just recently began experiencing this issue. Until. Recently it was a smooth operation to use the app, press home key and move on to my next task. I've cleared app data and reinstalled the updates several times with no luck. I've searched and haven't came up with anything. Has anyone else experienced this?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] poordonnao:
Samsung performed many drops, both manual and machine-assisted, showing in its video that the handset’s display will not crack when dropped from various heights on tough surfaces and that the phone will continue to work. However, in some of those tests it’s clearly visible that the plastic rear case may come off.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] boufa:
Every phone I have had with a replaceable battery has rear plates that pop off if dropped. In the old days it was every drop, now its only occasionally. This is not a surprise. In fact it is necessary. the back falls off because the unit is flexing, and the popping of back cover is actually releasing some of the stress. In at least a minor way, your device receives less damage this way.

As for the bending in the pocket... all larger phones will have some flex in them. The video I saw of the iphone and the note 4 bending shows that under extreme stress the phone will bend. The amount of force to make it bend is in the neighborhood of 150+ lbs of force.... however, remember that this is concentrated force, so if you weigh more than 150 pounds it doesn't mean that you will bend your phone. Unless your pocket is made out of some materiel that will press against your device with the concentrated force of 2 fingers pushing up, while the rest of the fingers are pushing down... The iPhone 6 was less durable, but to be fair it still took about 70 lbs of force to bend it.

The biggest difference is that the iPhone nearly creased at the volume buttons. It was bent, and bent bad, and it would be difficult, if not impossible to bend it back. The Note 4 was a gentle curve, and it was able to be counter bent back to being flat.

The truly funny part of all of this is that all of Apples "benefits and features" are slowly becoming its flaws. For example the all metal body is why it bends so bad and so easily... and the screen size that was perfect is now too small and they had to make them bigger to compete. (just wait until they start to brag about the plastic construction in the iPhone 7 (or iPhone 6p)
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Malkozaine:
I have been saying the same thing about the iPhone. Someday the smaller and lighter will give way to some sort of weakness. Knowing them they might use a magnesium frame like Samsung and HTC use, but then they will act like it's something revolutionary that they came up with.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hansmoon:
My Phone:

210S - Korean Version I9305, Galaxy S3 LTE

Firmware - 4.4.4 NI3

1. Rename

rename QMG to PNG, Only

i can see qmg image and thumbnail in Phone/ES file Explorer

but unrecognized in PC

2. Save as

Using QuickPic App

I got ordinary PNG image

* system/lib - libQmageDecodeer.so

works fine in my phone
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hansmoon:
it works 210S, 4.4.4 NI3 firm.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] QA Bot:
Q&A for [KERNEL][3.0.101][GT-S7562|S7560/S7560m] KyleOC2 Kernel r2

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[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] ls95:
Could I request 1248MHz and 1286MHz max frequency .zip files with GPU 333MHz?

1305mhz is past my phone's limit, and I want to test with existing max freqs from other kernels.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] jenulad:
Noob question

I dont see any settings for governor or cpu frequency settings in the Settings menu, but i could see the kernel got changed.

Could you please what is wrong with my installation? I have installed kernel r2 on a root stock rom.