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[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matrixmainframe:
I have read the sticky thread "Galaxy s3 mini unlock jellybean WORKING!!!!" and it does NOT work for my Galaxy S3 Mini GT-I8190N and seemingly, niether does it work for many others.

I am running Samsung Stock android 4.1.2 with the I8190NXXALL3 stock ROM (not rooted).

It is locked to the UK O2 network and I wish to use a UK Vodafone SIM. When I boot it up with the Vodafone SIM it asks me to enter the SIM Network Unlock Code.

Many websites offer the code for various extortionate prices but this is a spare phone I wish to use for work and has a cracked screen so not spending money on it.

Would be grateful if anyone can help.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abysstheking:
I was using a card with 2g mobile data on marshmallow. Then I inserted a different sim with 3g data into my phone but it hasn't been detecting any mobile data since then.. I tried the same card with a different phone and the interest works perfectly on it. I also tried other sim cards with my one plus one but I am not getting any data at all now. I downgraded to 5.1 wondering it may be a glitch with MM, but no luck. Anyone with any clue about what needs to be done?

Thanks in advance.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daniga74:
maybe you need to set 3G or LTE in settings --> cellular data

or set apn configuration according to sim's carrier
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vuduz:
It took me a couple of days to notice that my data wasn't working after the last update. I thought, since my network has terrible coverage, that I wasn't getting any network signal...but no, something was broken.

After tinkering with the APN settings (according to network specs) and doing everything I could think of nothing seemed to work.

Finally, I reset APN to default (holding the menu icon on the upper right corner) and switched to 3G instead of 4G.. finally got a signal

Switched back to 4G and everything is back to normal now.

I did notice that APN type is set to "default,supl" even though the carrier says that when setting it manually one should type "default".

Network is lycamobile UK
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] evilc:
Has anyone had experience of these?

I was looking at a blaupunkt hamburg car stereo and whilst I can always use USB or 3.5mm aux jack to connect with my kaiser, I would like, if possible, the full bluetooth experience - with the stereo playing music off my kaiser and handling calls as well. I know it will handle the calls part, but what about the music part?

I guess the Kaiser supports BT "headphones", but I wondered if it was possible for a car head unit to pull track listings via BT from a phone, select which track to play etc.

I would really like to be able to have TomTom on the kaiser screen and select what music I want via the car stereo's controls.

Is this possible via BT? I know this unit does that via USB, but I can't seem to work out if track selection is possible via BT. I spoke to some salesmen, but all they quoted at me was "It has Audio Streaming" - I looked that up, but all it said was you could skip track etc - I want to be able to browse playlists on the head unit as well as play, pause etc.

Does BT degrade the quality too much? Would I be better off using the USB port?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] s'pht:
depends on if the car stereo supports Stereo over Bluetooth. Go to the bluetooth on your pda, click and hold on the paired stereo and if it gives you the option - you're good otherwise you may need to find another solution.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] evilc:
It's not just stereo over bluetooth (A2DP) I want, it's the ability to browse playlists via the bluetooth device
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] 3waygeek:
I don't know of any BT unit that supports playlist browsing -- as I understand it, the AVRCP profile that supports skip, rewind, etc. doesn't support playlists. AFAIK, there's no BT profile for that.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] zaki67:
I have a JVC (BT1)unit that can control the music player and stream the music from the Kaiser ,browsing the songs is mot possible
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] evilc:
OK, so hard wired it is then.

I am thinking now that maybe BT isn't so wise anyway, I have an active holder, so wires are not a problem really and wires don't cut out randomly or get interference.

Mind you, I just realised that for it to work over USB, the device has to present itself as a mass storage device, which I don't think pocketpc phones do, do they? You need activesync...

Does anyone know if it is possible to run an app on a pocketpc that makes it present itself as a standard usb mass storage device and not an activesync device?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] fusi:
my motorola a2dp bluetooth stereo headphones worked with my unit just fine - they had play/pause/next/prev/volume buttons that worked too - decent sound quality also
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] 3waygeek:
You don't necessarily need activesync for this, but you might try Softick Card Export or WM5torage (when someone gets it working on the Kaiser).
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] evilc:
I tried the demo of Softick Card Export II and it works, there also appears to be one called WM5Storage on Modaco, but it won't let me download it, I think I need a subscription or something. What is the license on WM5Storage? Can someone send me a copy?

[Edit - heh, was writing this as you posted. So WM5Storage doesn't work on the Kaiser yet?]

This should provide the best possible audio quality - an error corrected usb link to the stereo and also the best functionality - the stereo can browse the phone so you can scroll through lists of your music on the stereo head unit whilst tomtom displays on the kaiser screen :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] surur:
One problem I see with this is that AFAIK, Card Export, when in use, prevents all other access to the card from your pda, therefore your maps on the card would not be accessible to TomTom while you are playing music via USB.

Surur
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] netflash:
order of contacts displayed

Does anybody know how I can change the order contacts are displayed on the screen of the car? After I have sync the Kaiser with the BT car device all cantacts were sorted first name / last name. I do want to change that?

Any tip?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] evilc:
You seem to be right on the money mate :( I got the stereo today, fitted it and got memory access violations when using tomtom and pulling tracks via USB :(

This is highly annoying, is it not technically possible to overcome this?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] surur:
You could use smaller regional maps and store them in main memory?

Surur
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] evilc:
Yeah, I could I suppose, but annoying - I paid for Western Europe and would like the whole thing on there all the time. You never know - you may go to a stag do, get drunk and wake up in France somewhere!

Persuing other angles at the mo - not got a word back from softick yet as to whether it is technically possible to access SD card via USB and phone at same time, and I have another thread exploring the possibility of an activesync to Mass Storage Device dongle.

We shall see.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ewans:
I've got a Sony bluetooth unit and (MEX BT2500 or something) and use my Trinity for handsfree, TomTom and streaming music over Bluetooth - Kaiser turns up tomorrow but should be the same.

I use Coreplayer for music, it works great. You choose the music from the phone, but then you can skip tracks from the head unit. Sound quality is similar to using the aux port on the front - never had problems with interference or cutting out.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] evilc:
yeah, at the moment I just use the 3.5mm AUX input on the stereo and use pocket music.

I use "Double Launcher" to remap the internet explorer button - 1 press for tomtom, double press for pocket music - that way I can quickly switch between the two whilst driving by touch alone.

It's pretty good, but I would rather not have to take the map from the screen to select music, especially if you have a passenger who wants to browse available music. Plus the car head unit display is in big glowing letters which are easier to read at a distance. Also, it cuts down on a cable as the USB would cater for charge and audio.

Unfortunately the head unit only does audio for calls not audio streaming anyway, but I wasn't buying it for this as I figured bluetooth audio involved a lossy compression and so degraded quality - not an issue for phone calls but not the best for music, especially when it is already been through MP3 compression.

I got an answer from softick today, and it seems the limitation is imposed by their software. I have argued the case against the limitation, and they seem to be swaying towards giving something a go. Fingers crossed for a solution here.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Globalrebel:
HELP

Sorry to bring this back from the dead . .

But I am in the middle of purchasing a stereo for my car and want to be able to do a few things . .

1) More than anything i want to be able to stream my Iguidance or TomTom turn by turn directions over my stereo through bluetooth.

2) I want to be able to take calls while still having my directions being played. ( Ie. while driving and being told where to go, if I get a call it will silence the directions and the call will take over. )

3) I want to be able to switch from BT to CD or radio. So if say TomTom tells me, drive for 10 miles, I can switch to radio for a while so i can listen to music and then switch back after some time to get back on track with my directions. What would be even better is if it treated the directions just like a call and allowed me to listen to the radio or cds, and when TomTom decided to talk, it would mute or turn down the radio/cd and play TomTom over it for the moment of " In 2 miles, exit on the right ".

If this is not possible then it isn't really worth it to spend the extra $100 or so on a good headunit with bluetooth. please give me some info or ideas.

(On a side note, if I were to use a BT headset, and had tomtom running, would the commands for turn by turn directions be fed through my BT headset? And would I be able to take calls while still doing this? ) If yes, I may just end up getting a good BT headset and just a nice CD player because of cost.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Globalrebel:
anyone have any ideas?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Globalrebel:
please, someone? help me help me :)
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
bro plz upload and also upload all the requirement software
[XDA Assist] Trafalgar Square:
Hey and welcome on XDA,

please create an account ask in our Q&A section, because your device don't have a device specific forum here on XDA:

Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

The experts there should be able to help you.

Kind regards

Trafalgar Square

XDA Assist
[Android Apps and Games] Tim Kriuchkov:
Truth or lie? What does your partner really think? Which signs can reveal the lie? These and many other questions will be answered in our application about body language “Trick me”

You can meet both lie and truth in your life. It is easy to meet a lie on the streets, in shops or on television watching your morning breaking news.

Scientists suppose every human lies up to 20 times per day and often they don’t even realise it. This app will help you better understand yourself through teaching you non-verbal actions.

Download from Google Play

Nowadays for recognition of deception some professionals use lie detector (polygraph). Unfortunately you can’t take a polygraph at the date with your beloved and it also would be odd to use it with your business partners. Even in relationships between parents and children this device looks unappropriate. And even more - it’s accuracy, according to some resources, is under 80%.

Sometimes ignorance is bliss. Are you sure you really want to know when people are lying to you? Even your closest ones. Using knowledge of body language you can find out a lot of new about people in your environment. Did you know that 98% of teenagers lie to their parents and 80% of people tell the white lie every day? Lie theory - is the very wide topic, but you should just accept this fact - everybody lies.

The methods from this apllication “lie to me" are used in a lot of fields of actions: by police, security services, psychiatric consultants, NLPrs and so on.

This app is useful for head managers, scholars, students and everybody who wants to be knowledgeable in psychology of lying and better understand people.

A person both thinks and talks with his or her the whole body. For recognition signs of lie in this application we use a lot of kinds of body language, like:

Gaze direction

Touching of lips

Types of handshakes

Position of legs

Lie by telephone
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kubaezlife:
Hi guys. I have proble, i wanted to install stock ROM 6.0 V30B with flashtool. On my phone was 1% when program on computer stopped, I unplugged phone and removed battery. I wanted to try install ROM with flashtool again, but flashtool doesn't search my phone. Can I fix my phone, or its trash now? Please help me.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] musti35:
Hello friends;

If you have problem with toggle data in Tasker with Marshmallow, use these commands below.

I tested on HTC M8 Sense 7 Marshmallow(Rooted)

In tasker run these codes in run shell:

Tick "Use Root" in run shell.

To enable :

Code:

setenforce permissive;

svc data enable;

setenforce enforcing

To disable :

Code:

setenforce permissive;

svc data disable;

setenforce enforcing
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] wesleyel:
Sorry for the node question but how do u run these codes. Cos i cant get tasker to toggle 2g/3g not can i get it to turn off mobile data or kill apps. Please help
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] samyak003:
Great I done this in macro Droid and it worked
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bloodified Pencil:
Device: Samsung Galaxy S4

Model: GT-I9505

Android Version: 5.0.1

Running: Official

Essentially what happened was that I was taking videos when I went to see some bands. These videos were varying between 3 to 7 minutes long and I am sure I stopped filming as I kept the app open in between songs. One video had managed to save correctly and it was 5:58 minutes at 732MB.

I had gotten the impression that the videos just didn't save correctly as the LOST.DIR folder on my SD got ~3GB larger that night and there are some files that are around the size that the videos would've been (~400MB to ~1000MB). If these are the actual videos, is it possible for me to recover the videos from these files or are they not in a recoverable state?

I really hope I can at least get some light shed on this situation.

(I would've added pictures to show some of the files but this is my first post and I can't share links)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3mel:
get a half decent file browser and rename them to match the file extension of the working video. you might need to move them or delete the .nomedia file before they'll show up in your gallery
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bloodified Pencil:
I've renamed some of the larger files with the .mp4 extension in LOST.DIR and I tried opening them (I did this with ES File Explorer) and I couldn't open them. I had the messages "Sorry, this video can't be played" and "File has incorrect data"
[Android Apps and Games] Tim Kriuchkov:
Truth or lie? What does your partner really think? Which signs can reveal the lie? These and many other questions will be answered in our application about body language “Trick me”

You can meet both lie and truth in your life. It is easy to meet a lie on the streets, in shops or on television watching your morning breaking news.

Download from Google Play

Discription on OneSkyApp

Strings on OneSkyApp

Scientists suppose every human lies up to 20 times per day and often they don’t even realise it. This app will help you better understand yourself through teaching you non-verbal actions.

Nowadays for recognition of deception some professionals use lie detector (polygraph). Unfortunately you can’t take a polygraph at the date with your beloved and it also would be odd to use it with your business partners. Even in relationships between parents and children this device looks unappropriate. And even more - it’s accuracy, according to some resources, is under 80%.

Sometimes ignorance is bliss. Are you sure you really want to know when people are lying to you? Even your closest ones. Using knowledge of body language you can find out a lot of new about people in your environment. Did you know that 98% of teenagers lie to their parents and 80% of people tell the white lie every day? Lie theory - is the very wide topic, but you should just accept this fact - everybody lies.

The methods from this apllication “lie to me" are used in a lot of fields of actions: by police, security services, psychiatric consultants, NLPrs and so on.

This app is useful for head managers, scholars, students and everybody who wants to be knowledgeable in psychology of lying and better understand people.

A person both thinks and talks with his or her the whole body. For recognition signs of lie in this application we use a lot of kinds of body language, like:

Gaze direction

Touching of lips

Types of handshakes

Position of legs

Lie by telephone

XDA:DevDB Information

Trick me - body language, App for all devices (see above for details)

Contributors

Tim Kriuchkov, Tim Kriuchkov

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: 1.0

Stable Release Date: 2016-05-02

Created 2016-05-02

Last Updated 2016-05-02
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] TeamSlayr:
Is there an app that can change wallpaper on my lockscreen after some time? Would love to have some pictures from 500px on the lockscreen. Haven't been able to find anything on this though.. Appreciate any help!
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] stigslim:
Hi, looking to buy a P9000 from honorbuy with the accessories to go with it but would appreciate a couple of pointers first. I'm in the UK and was concerned about which Rom will come on the phone (read a little about bloatware and malware) and if so would I need to flash it and what with. I need to be able to use certain banking apps and such so wouldn't want to buy it only to discover it doesn't do what I need. Any help its greatly appreciated.
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] MrGoatsy:
When I got the phone the stock ROM was fine so I think you don't have to do anything.
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] stigslim:
Thanks for the reply, how have you found yours? are you in the UK, if so which provider do you use?
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] MrGoatsy:
I live in The Netherlands and I use T-Mobile.

I bought mine via Aliexpress which I don't recommend doing.
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] lds777:
I'm in the UK and on a giffgaff (O2 network) 4G £10/month SIM only goodybag. I bought my phone from Coolicool with DHL delivery. Arrived quickly (3 working days), packaged well, though had to pay nearly £20 customs (Coolicool offer 'insurance' for this for around £12 which I didn't take).

Phone comes with a a version of Marshmallow close to 'pure' Android. Not much bloatware at all so I wouldn't worry about that. I find Elephone's additions useful though YMMV. It isn't a problem to root the phone and customise it even more although nobody seems to have been able to get Xposed working on it yet.

If you are on the latest ROM and read my post about avoiding standby battery drain (an Android rather than Elephone issue) I think you'll be very pleased with the phone. It looks nice, has a great screen, is fast, is reliable, and showcases how far Android has come well.
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] andybleaden@gmail.com:
I am in the UK and have one and it is great. Hardly any apps come preinstalled so it was quick to set up and lightning fast. I would not hesitate getting another one if I needed.

I have it on tesco and that works fine with some 4g coverage up in the hills. I bought it through gearbest via hong kong and I am sure I never had to pay any customs (HK trade agreement I think)
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] stigslim:
Sounds like it should be right up my street, just a little cocerned as its not easy to return if there are problems but other than the obvious it sounds like my cup of tea.Thanks again for replies, knew i could count on the XDA forum members for good advice.
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] wrighty1973:
If you're coming from the G3 (which I did), you'll be disappointed with the camera. A lot.

---------- Post added at 04:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:47 PM ----------

I'm on Vodafone NL and the 4G works fine.

How are your other experiences with the phone like camera, battery, fingerprint scanner etc.

I'm fairly disappointed with my P9000, to be honest.
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] MrGoatsy:
It is good, I can call, send messages and use Internet just fine.
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] wasjapupkin:
-Camera is improvable

-Battery is one of the best I ever had (especially with mod tweaks)

-fingerprint scanner is working pretty good (would rate 8/10)

-Build quality is charming

-I receive internet and 4g in university where I couldn't before with my old phone (obviously good)

In a nutshell I am very happy with it, regarding this price class I would buy it again ))

Only negative point is camera and that's not a secret,but I can't understand other negative points.
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] MrGoatsy:
How did you get better battery life?
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] wasjapupkin:
As I mentioned, best I ever had. I literally surf hours via wifi and lose 5-10% with 20-30% brightness.

I disabled all energy saver options(battery settings), afterwards i activated WiFi (always on) and flashed mod from Rodriguez's (sorry if I call him wrong :D )

You find his mod in "kernel, mod"-section.

Be sure to be rooted and have installed recovery (preferable SU with TWRP)
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] MrGoatsy:
Can you link me the post?
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] wasjapupkin:
ofc http://xdaforums.com/elephone-p9000/development/mod-rodriguezstyle-modpack-v1-p9000-t3369277

Here you go ))
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] stigslim:
Still sounds pretty promising considering the price point. Trying to get a good all rounder without the inflated price tag, had enough of paying £500 plus for a handset worth bothering with. What would you compare the camera with?.
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] wasjapupkin:
Camera isnt that bad, especially with mods, but there is still enough room for optimizations.

I would rate it 7/10, some pictures are very good, some aren't. Let's wait for better optimizations ))
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] stigslim:
Thats just the answer i was looking for. Cheers
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] realcams:
And I still think it is not the camera hardware itself, it is the camera firmware in Kernel which isn´t good enough. Using e.g. the original Google AOSP Camera App makes no difference in quality.

But: Already saw an improvement with latest Stock Firmware and expect more to come!
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] smartjim25:
I am from the UK and I purchased mine through Amazon.co.uk (Hifone) it took about 15 days to arrive. I got the phone, USB C cable, transparent cover, a normal slow charger and kickstand for £199 delivered! I am using the phone on the three network both 3G and 4G without any issue what so ever. The phone has had an OTA 09042016 build and has solved a lot off issues. Overall I am very pleased with the phone. I have also bought a couple of generic wireless chargers of Amazon and work very well too.

The elephone P9000 is a bargain and the spec and price prove that!
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] Rebel Rouser:
Just bought my p9000 on ebay UK for £179.00 should be here on Friday 6th may on free delivery. Will keep you all informed if all OK. :good: