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[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom Software Upgrading] greekfragma:
+1

exactly my thoughts:)

P.S.

am i the only one that has problems installing this app via windows Vista sync?
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom Software Upgrading] abusalza:
SPB Pocket Plus 4.01 with Addons
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom Software Upgrading] Hussainally:
1.I use spb mobile shell which has a dial tab does pocket plus have this function??

2.When i install the beta 3 version it installs well and everything works well but my Atom phone pad wont load...anyone has a solution for this.??
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom Software Upgrading] yung_vu:
Its not ideal but what i do is go to the "settings"-->"today" and then uncheck SPB Plus so that it doesn't apear on your today screen, then change the SIP to the phone pad, then go back and add SPB plus back to the today screen.

Using the SIP change program wont correct it either
[General Questions and Answers] junggly:
Hello all last week I noticed something weird happen when I went to call a friend. The dial tone never sounded so I cancelled the call I then tried to recall and it said something like can't send phone limit exceeded ( I'm on contract).... I then thought I would text him and the message failed to send so I tried another contact and that also failed... My browser also wouldn't connect to the internet....... I turned my phone off and all was fine again....

Anyway tonight almost exactly a week later I'm texting and it won't send all of a sudden so I try to make a call and low and behold the same error can't send phone limit exceeded appears.... This time I turned off my data and turned it back on and weirdly it let me send texts and call....

I've also been receiving some messages twice..... Any ideas guys?

PS I have a cubot x17 but its never happened before
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] d12ag0n49:
If you are interested in removing the Carrier Logo from your dialer just copy the attached file to your \windows directory. If it asks to overwrite select yes. If you want to reimplement the carrier logo make sure you create a copy of the file before you overwrite it. Once the file has been overwritten you have to soft reset your phone so that the new file will be read. This worked on my Tilt. It may be different for the Kaiser.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] christopher L:
There is no file to download or pics.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] jallenclark:
i think it is meant to be blank, he is bascially providing a template to create your own logo
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] d12ag0n49:
If you don't want any logo to show up on your dialer, all you have to do is copy over the blank, .gif file that I attached. Or you can use that template to create your own logo.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] swamp2:
Nice

An excellent step in the de-branding process. Works perfect. Thanks.

If only the sugar cube trick could get rid of the damn AT&T logo...
[Sprint LG G3] romanfishchuk@gmail.com:
I have been experiencing 4g connectivity issue the past 3 weeks. I have been running cm 13 rom for about a month or two with no issues. But then 4g connection disappeared and i was only getting 3g. After trying different fixes, i have narrowed down the the problem to prl issue. When phone restarts or battery is swapped, i get notification that sim card is not detected and only 3g data connection. Once i do a prl update no sim notification goes away and 4g works. Once phone restarts no sim message is back and 4g is gone. Any idea what the issue could be and how to fix it. Thanks.
[Sprint LG G3] PhoneNoobs:
I dont have the rom so i cant give u an absolute answer here but I would try toggling off the battery saver because if its on and active it can unfortunately switch to a lower band to conserve battery so that would be my first guess. Switch it off and reboot.

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If that doesnt work try another method. Download shorcut master lite. On the top left click the 3 dots and select search. Type in Modem. Now look for the one on the list named com.lge.hiddenmenu.lte_only.modemsettings make sure u choose the right one they all look similar but that one says LTE_Only thats the one u want. now click it. Then press favorite so its there when u need it. Then launch it. Select modem settings, then select RAT selection click that. Here you will have a list like LTE Only, GSM Only, WCDMA Only, GSM/WCDMA etc.. But at the top you have Auto. Thats the one i picked Im pretty sure thatll connect u to 4G thats what worked for me:o
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] mbrill:
I am changing to an S7 and smart switch is not supported on the 6p. I have tried connecting my 6p to move all of my photos and videos on to my PC and then move them to my S7 but the PC doesn't see all the photos. Any thoughts? I have also tried Send Anywhere. It will move the videos over but rewrites the dates to today's date.

Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] Bxrider117:
If your 6p is rooted it will not work. I had that same problem when I switched. I connected my 6p to my computer and put all of my photos in one folder on my phone and then switched the one file to my computer to my S7 edge SD card.
[Networking] corodin:
Hi, I recently got my first WM device with Wi-fi (T-Mobile Vario III). I've been trying to get Wi-fi working with my network, but it doesn't seem to want to play!

I'm using WPA with AES, and using 802.1X authentication (my access point connects to my FreeRADIUS server). The same Linux box that runs the RADIUS server also runs the DHCP server for the network.

I'm using EAP-TLS authentication for the network (I based the setup for the network on this http://wiki.freeradius.org/WPA_HOWTO).

I've installed my root CA cert and intermediate CA cert (not covered in the howto, but I prefer to use and intermediate 'working' CA "just in case" :)) on the Vario III. I also generated a client certificate/key for the Vario and installed it successfully on the device.

I then went on to Settings->Connections->Wi-fi and chose to add a new connection and did the following:

1) Entered the network name (SSID) and selected the "This is a hidden network" checkbox (also set it to be connecting to "The Internet" - I had to go to the network adapters tab as well and set the wi-fi adapter to be "The Internet" from "Work")

2) Selected authentication to be WPA and Data Encryption to be AES.

3) Selected the EAP type to be "Smart Card or Certificate" and went to properties. In the properties box I was shown the only personal certificate I have (i.e. the client certificate that I just installed for network authentication)

I then connect to the network, and get a User Name/Domain dialog (I don't really understand why). This is pre-populated with my name, but I've tried the following in this box (the only way to get it back after having entered something appears to be a hard reset - but there must be another way?):

1) The default provided (i.e. my name)

2) The CN for the personal certificate

3) Nothing

In each case I leave the 'Domain' field empty. With all three of the above the FreeRADIUS server reports successful authentication and the Vario III appears to be connected to the network. If I go to Settings->Connections->Wireless LAN, on the Advanced tab it says that it is 'Associated to network'

The problem is that even though I'm connected to the network and have been allocated an IP address (I have my DHCP server assign a specific IP address to specific MAC addresses), I cannot connect to any websites - I don't have anything over than Pocket IE installed on the device yet. I can't even connect to the management page for the AP that the Vario III is connected to.

This setup works perfectly from a WinXP box.

Has anyone got any ideas on what could be going wrong, or advise on how I can troubleshoot? Anyone know if there are logs stored on the device for wireless connectivity (either a log file or something like the event viewer in XP)?

Any help appreciated.

Thanks
[Networking] kiwi992:
Hi,

I have WiFi setup and running on my device, XDA Orbit, using WPA and AES.

First of all, whilst inside the Network Adapters tab, make sure that:

'My network card connects to': WORK

Secondly, in 'tap adapter to modify settings' you'll need to click on a particular network adapter card inorder to configure it.

In my case, I chose the SDIO WLAN Wireless Adapter. I then clicked the radio button 'Use specific IP address' and configured the IP address of my device,

exactly

as it is assigned in my Netgear wireless router.

If you haven't assigned a specific IP address to your device, just click the radio button next to 'Use server-assigned IP address'.

On the 'Advanced' tab of Wireless LAN, mine also reads 'Associated to network' as the status. It also has the MAC address of my device, followed by its IP address. The three fields were all filled up automatically, by the router. I never filled this up. However, I configured the router with the necessary details.

Troubleshooting

:

1. Ping your device from your PC or notebook.

The idea is to be able to see if there is communication between your router and the device.

Example: at c:\>ping ......... (.....being the name or IP address of your device as entered in the router)

2. If you have a firewall, disable it now and ping again. This step is necessary because the firewall could be stopping your device from connecting to the router if it is not configured in the firewall's access list.

3. Go to your PC/notebook and type: ipconfig /all at the command prompt.

Hopefully, you should see the device's name come up as well as other parameters, including its MAC address.

4. Ensure that the device is allowed access to your internal network and configured as such, inside the router, using MAC address filtering. This means that you MUST ensure that the correct MAC address of the device has been entered.

Summary:

1. Configure your device inside the router - name/mac address or name/IP address

2. Configure your firewall to accept connections from the device

3. Ping the device as well as the router

4. If you have another computer, try and see if you can connect to the router from there.

5. Ensure that the router, PC or PPC are all on the same subnet. This is

crucially important

for communication amongst the devices.

By typing ipconfig /all, you will be able to determine as to whether all the computers as well as the PPC on your network are on the same

subnet

.

Many a network have failed through this problem.

Hope this helps.

kiwi992.
[Android Apps and Games] Skin1980:
DOWNLOAD HERE

Did you ever want to enjoy Youtube Videos with screen Off to save your battery?

With Screen Off Keep Playing, now, you can!

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Works very good with Amoled Screens!

Due to Android limits isn't possible to turn off completely the screen but on Amoled Screen Black = No Battery Drain!

On LCD the black screen with the lowest brightness will help a lot to save your battery anyway.

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When you launch "Screen Off Keep Playing" the App will ask for some permission. After that, you can launch the service and the App will wait in background until you decide to run it.

Long press and release the Volume Up Button and the screen will become black, showing the logo for 10 seconds. After that the logo will disappear and the brightness set to the lower value.

Example:

- Start a Youtube playlist, long click on volume up button and the screen will go black while your video is playing! If you need the screen on again just long press the volume up button again!

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Remember: This app works over any other apps, so not only Youtube with screen off but every app!

IMPORTANT: This App works with a key event filter so can't be used with other apps that use the same permission like, for example, any button remap app.

PRO version without ADS and more features will come in the next days!
[Android Apps and Games] Skin1980:
Update: now service will restart if killed by system
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JudasK:
I'm going to apologize in advance and hope there is someone who is patient enough to try and deal with me because I'm a complete idiot when it comes to anything electronic. So, I'm sorry. But any help is appreciated.

I recently downloaded SnoopStitch but when I opened it, I get a error message : Fatal Condition device not Compatiable. Device does not exist / no Qualcomm chip / no ROM

So, I know it exists. I thought it was on the device list when I went back and looked but I don't know for sure because it seems as if there is actually 700 different S4's and I have no idea which mine is, I guess. I think.

And I think ROM has something to do with memory but I don't really know and I have no idea how that would help.

So far as I know it is just a normal Samsung Galaxy S4 bought last September through Bell Mobility in Canada.

Is there anyway I can make it compatiable? Can I get this Qualcomm thing?

Thanks,

Judas
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rhoban:
ROM is android itself, the operating system on the phone, the whole software part. The ROM is what makes this device an android phone.

Qualcomm is the hardware manufacturer. More specifically, the processor and graphics processing unit.

The S4 came in two variants, a Qualcomm variant and an Exynos (Samsung's own processor) variant. You have the Qualcomm variant.

The Bell Canada version of the S4 is an SGH-1337M.

If your device does not appear on the compatibility list, there are certain ways to make the app think it's a different device. But let's get into that once we are certain it isn't.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JudasK:
But we know, don't we? Or is it the ROM?

I was going to add a screen capture I took of the error message but I can't figure out how to upload a picture.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rhoban:
SnoopSnitch requires root and stock rom (Stock rom meaning the factory pre-installed software).

Since you claim to be disinclined towards technology, I assume you have the latter, but not the former. Am I correct?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JudasK:
Most definitely correct.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rhoban:
Well, then you will have too root your phone.

You can find guides in the help thread.
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] ROCNDAV:
HI, does anyone own this unit?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/182051526612

If so, what is your impression of it so far?

I am going to place an order for it to replace my broken Toghai unit.

[IMG="Radio image"]http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/RtgAAOSwxcRW87NE/s-l500.jpg[/IMG]

Specs:

Unit Size: Double Din in-Dash

CPU:	RK3188 Cortex A9 Quad Core

NAND FLASH：:	32GB

Model:	12-RQ0253-US1-A

Screen Size:	7-inch 1024*600 Touchscreen

RAM: DDR3 2GB

Operate System:	Android 4.4

If any of you do own it, are there any modifications available for it?
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] cmeyal:
I have it.

big mistake.

the CPU is 3188T that actually run at 1.2ghz.

unknown rom version that not support nothing.

bad launcher. and no 5.1.1 update.

i will replace it with joying.
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] ROCNDAV:
Damn. Ordered it on Thursday. Should artive next week :/
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] cmeyal:
you can send it back..

i post here several questions about this system with no ensures.
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] TT_Vert:
I thought Pumpkin were just rebranded Joyings? If so I would think joying would have a higher horsepower unit under their name first. I wonder who actually produced this and why isn't joying using 2gb of RAM already then?
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] cmeyal:
This product is not from joying. It's an unknown Chinese company.fineyea.

http://www.fineyea.com/

I guess that pumpkin wanted to build a new brand.
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] Flemischguy:
Pumpkin is just a reseller... http://xdaforums.com/wiki/Hui_Fei_Type#Manufacturers
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] ROCNDAV:
Well, I ordered it on a Thursday afternoon and it arrived on Monday.

Four days is not bad at all, when you figure it is coming from China and having to clear customs.

It came in a box, delivered by DHL. It was packed very nicely.

(See the first attached pic.)

Take out the box that is inside the box and you have the exterior of the Android box (2nd pic)

Opening the lid, everything looked packed very secure.

We can see a few things on top of the stereo (3rd pic)

The stuff on top (4th pic) consists of a front plate, a thank you car with contact info, a warranty card and a user manual!

Wow, I didn't get any of that with my previous Android radio.

Taking the radio out of the box, it is packed nice for shipping in its foam and plastic protection

There were a few cables under the radio in a plastic bag . Here's another view

At first I was really happy because this head unit uses the same plug as my previous head unit, which would save me the time of resoldering a bunch of new connections, but as I compared the pin outs, other than the power and ground, the pin configuration is different.

This isn't a problem of the radio or the manufacturer, this is just something that would have been nice (consistency). Then again, I remember Alpine and Kenwood having consistency issues backs in the 80s.

The black plug (ISO?) is already connected to the other end, unfortunately my 2002 Camaro plug is different and I will have to cut off the ISO and solder mine on. Once again, not a problem and something I was already planning on doing.

Once thing that I did like, is how the wires are covered or coated for the wires not in the ISO plug.

The manual is pretty decent and I do like how the SWC wires are labeled "KEY1 -5V" and "KEY2-5V".

My other Android never mentioned what the maximum voltage was, so I didn't know if I needed a voltage divider for my SWC.

I do know that I will need one now, as my SWC puts out .1-11VDC:

2002 Camaro Steering Wheel Schematic

The other nice thing so far is Pumpkin Cool has responded to all four of my emails within 24 hours.

I'm going to try and install the stereo tomorrow, and take plenty of pics and provide feedback on its operation.

More pics here
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] CadillacMike:
interested to see how that turns out, if I'm not mistaken, only in-dash and ownice have 2GB of RAM before this
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] ROCNDAV:
were you able to see my pics?

I couldn't (they appeared as broken links), so I changed them to links
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] CadillacMike:
I could not see the pics. As links the first one works, but the other 2 do not. But that could be due to me being on mobile.
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] ROCNDAV:
Well, I did a semi quick install over the weekend as I had no time this weekend.

I will try to finish it up this coming weekend, but here are some pics of the initial install.

I forgot to post a pic of the top of the radio (wiring diagram) on the first thread

My Camaro stereo harness is all soldered and ready to install

I love how they gave the audio jacks their own connector

It bothers me when the manufacturer doesn't provide a plug for them and they take up space behind the unit (if they're not being used).

Here's the initial boot up screen

And the main screen (launcher?)

Wifi is included (internally) and is not a separate dongle, like my previous unit.

The radio / tuner screen is also much better than my previous radio, but I wish they would also give more real estate to station and/or song title rather than the little space it is given. I really also wish we could hide the genre that shows up like "Educate". KROQ is not an educational station :silly:

I do love how you can rename the station to your liking. I also love the fact that you can tune by punching in the station numbers (such as 1-0-6-.-7). I never understood why my previous Android or my Alpine couldn't do that.

The last three pics are the three "desktop" screens/pages:

Page 1

Page 2

Page 3

I didn't take a pic of the OS or software, I'll try to remember to do that tonight.

I did install Waze and RocketPlayer and they work great.

The previous stereo I had would "scratch" a song every now and then, but I never experienced that sound on my laptop or Galaxy phone. I haven't heard the sound yet on this player, so I guess that extra core or memory is doing something :)

Another positive thing that I've noticed so far is if playing Rocket Player and I shut off my car, rocket player will start back up when I restart my car.

You don't know how bad I wanted that option on my last unit.

I still have to hook up my rear camera, SWC and fix my bezel. I'll give more updates and pics as I get them in the next day or two.
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] TT_Vert:
That looks just like the joying JY-UL124 in front and a bit like the S160 with the individual plugs in the back.

UL124

Dave
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] summerof:
that was comprehensive.Finally know how it exactly works.:good:
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] CadillacMike:
That is pretty cool looking. I may have to reconsider this one.
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] CadillacMike:
is there a way to look in the settings and confirm it has 2GB of ram? and 32 gig of memory? Also let us know any issues you find and your overall impression. How are you connecting your SWC? Why did you order from eBay vs the regular Pumpkin site?

I might order one this weekend
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] CadillacMike:
any updates on how this unit is doing?
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] marsius1:
I would also like to know this.

And does the CPU actually only run at 1.2GHz as the first reply claimed?
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] purekillforce:
Any updates on this? I'm considering getting the 2gb ram model, but with the different butting configuration up front (revealed SD/navi slots and front USB port)

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And [MENTION=7445501]ROCNDAV[/MENTION], it seems you didn't end up buying the one you linked in the first post, but rather went with a different model (different fascia, different connections on rear, different depth of unit). Did you try out the model you originally linked to? Interested to know if it's any good.
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] ROCNDAV:
Sorry. I didn't get any emails informing me of replies.

I took some more pics, but i guess they're too big to upload, so I'll have to resize on my laptop.

I still havent done more to the install, so swc isnt hooked up.

I timed the boot up and it takes 26 seconds to boot up, but the reverse camera is pretty instant, even during boot.

I did order the radio on the link on the first post. I just clicked it and it took me to ebays page where it showed i bought it already. I just realized that it does look different from the one on the first page.

I like mine better, as it is nice to click the physoval Navi button to switch to Waze.

I wish there was a physical music button and or radio button too.
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] purekillforce:
The one you have purchased is different to the one shown in the eBay link. The one in the eBay link has a different front end, a shorted depth into the dash, and it has phono connections built in to the heatsink, not attached to cables as yours is.

Have you checked the hardware to see how much RAM the unit you were sent has?
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] CadillacMike:
i like the look of the one you got better than the one on Pumpkin/Ebay. If it does in fact look like that, and still has the 2GB of RAM, it's a real contender
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] purekillforce:
If it's the same speed as the one listed on Pumpkin's site, it doesn't have 2gb ram. Doesn't mean it doesn't, but it's likely to just be the one on autopumpkin. 1gb ram, 16gb band flash, etc.