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[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Psych0t1c20:
Starting this post to see if there is anyway we can get the converted models unlocked. I've seen it be done with edl mode with the Rog 2 & 3 so I'm hoping we can have the same luck with this model. Any help would be appreciated. I personally would be willing to test.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] m8822:
hi, yes it can be done. i have 2 rog phone 5s.

1 of them i have messed up badly,

the other i was able to unlock and root with the help some online rooters who do it for money.

the exact way is still to be revealed.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Psych0t1c20:
I sent you a pm about this.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] PesterevYasha:
is there a way to do without the asus utility? my phone was already unlocked and locked by the Chinese before shipping.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] Deleted member 4370975:
Yeah, same here, damn Tencent version, apparently. Seems the ASUS Unlock tool is what might be limiting it to one unlock only but that's from a cursory glance at the apk. (Specifically their web backend which seems to give the phone a stream of bytes to unlock with.)
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Questions & Answers] devilinyourbody:
Hello

I'm having this issue, I cannot enable volte. Vowifi is enabled and working fine. I have tried pretty much everything, the dial numbers etc.

I'm running stock miui global 12.2.7.

I'm posting a couple of screenshots, one is from the dial *#*#4636#*#* phone information and the other from network settings where volte toggle is nowhere to be found.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Questions & Answers] shivadow:
If you get 4G you have VOLTE. If you get 4G+ you have VOLTE-E. If your connection drops back to 3G in calls its because of either calling another network or the other phone is in a 3G area.
[Xiaomi Mi 10 Questions & Answers] devilinyourbody:
Hello and thanks for the reply.

The area I live in has mostly 5G coverage and when not available, 4G+ and 4G.

All I'm saying is I can't enable it as you can see in the screenshots. There's no option in the settings, and the option is unclickable in *#*#4636#*#* menu.

The Volte sign never shows in the status bar, and in the call history, I don't get the HD sign next to the names, only the WiFi - when the call is on VoWiFi. - which is logic, sign I can't get to turn it on.

Thanks in advance.
[HTC U11  Questions & Answers] Liiiiii:
Dear guys ，my phone crashed when i am playing the game,and then i can't reboot my phone even i use the hardware buttons. i installed the drivers and the QPST on the computer and it show Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008 (COM 10) in the Device manger when the phone connected computer via USB.
[HTC U11  Questions & Answers] Liiiiii:
does any rom can save my phone?
[HTC U11  Questions & Answers] Liiiiii:
and my phone has installed the PE+ 10 before it crashed
[HTC U11  Questions & Answers] hammered58:
You can try a ruu flash to bring it back to full stock,, as long as you can get to download mode
[HTC U11  Questions & Answers] Liiiiii:
I think the mainboard is broken , it’s time to say goodbye to my U11.

Thank you
[HTC U11  Questions & Answers] danth3hitman:
Make sure to delete all other drivers and then make sure you install the correct HTC drivers, any other driver that isn't the correct HTC can and will interfere with you trying to run ADB or fastboot commands.
[Xiaomi Mi 10T / 10T Pro Questions & Answers] Anne_Droid:
Hey all,

Saw this thread regarding the blurry photos on close up shots

https://xdaforums.com/t/photo-quality.4170149/

Does this happen to all/most mi 10t pro models? Also same with the non pro? Would appreciate any feedback

I was just about to pick this phone up, I usually do super noob photography on a lightbox holding a small object in my hand, on a fairly regular basis, for ebay. My old redmi note 7 pro has been good enough for the past few years but recently died.

Any feedback is appreciated before i pull the trigger.

Liking the specs and the price.
[Xiaomi Mi 10T / 10T Pro Questions & Answers] zaqm:
Hi, as an owner of Mi 10T I can also say that this happens on my device too. From what I read this is due to the large camera sensor and it's not a hardware bug. It just gives a more natural bokeh to the other objects which are far from the one in the center. If you're shooting a distant scene there's no problem. This is a downside of the large sensors used in smartphones these days.

Apart from that phone is very good - both in pics and video and its performance/price is amazing.
[Xiaomi Mi 10T / 10T Pro Questions & Answers] Anne_Droid:
Hey, thanks for taking the time to reply, I appreciate it.

Looks like I might have to look for devices with smaller sensors. only problem is I don't know which one to get lol.

Really really wanted the Mi 10T.
[Xiaomi Mi 10T / 10T Pro Questions & Answers] zaqm:
Nowadays it's hard to find a decent phone without large sensor - this is the trend now. It's not a big deal as for really close shots you can use the macro camera.
[Xiaomi Mi 10T / 10T Pro Questions & Answers] Anne_Droid:
I agree, I'll look around a bit but I might just get this as I really need a phone right now. Photos I take are about half an arm's length away from the back of the phone's camera, I'm still quite unsure if macro will work on this (total noob.). I've been using Open Camera for 3/4 years and that's all the camera app I know. Cheers mate.
[Xiaomi Mi 10T / 10T Pro Questions & Answers] zaqm:
I think that this phone will work for you and you can always manually focus on sth plus the center of the image is always sharp.

The new Galaxy A52/72 have good cameras but other specs are weaker than Mi 10T. It's up to you to decide.

Good luck,

zaqm
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S Questions & Answers] bot tactics:
where can i find usb driver so my computer can recognize my device in fastboot mode?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
Hey everyone. For a long time now I have been waiting for someone to design a visual voicemail program for Windows Mobile. Unfortunately, it seems no one has been interested, which I find rather odd. There are a number of services available now that allow for customized voicemail storage, YouMail and Grand Central being the most popular. They also have the option to send a copy of the voicemail to your email with call details and the audio file as an attachment. I have been using YouMail to do this for the last year or so. Unfortunately, they don't offer a front-end for this. They have a mobile website page, but frankly I'm not impressed. What I have been hoping for is a program that will read the emails and parse out the appropriate information, and play the attachment. I have attached a picture of what I was envisioning. Anyone think they're up to the task of realizing this project?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] TheChampJT:
Great idea, I myself would love to have this, it's one of the few things I miss from my old Treo. But, I don't know if it's possible to get info like the message time, caller name, and number. It would be a simple set of buttons that could be configured properly to choose an option.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
Message time, caller name and number are all in the body of the email that is sent. It'd just be a simple matter of parsing the data correctly ;)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] klmsu19:
i think the major issue no one has done it yet is because everyone uses some different service.

its not like ok all the iphone ATT people use X visual voicemail service and the vZW people have Y service. Youre talking about an interface for every possible service like grandcentral or those forwarding services- theres at least a dozen and they all use different audio formats and such.

The real issue is consolidation to please everyone, and devs dont want to put time into make niche programs for every possible service.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] TheChampJT:
What email?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
That's true, but the thing about that is that a) there are only a few voicemail services out there, and only a couple that a lot of people use (YouMail, GrandCentral, SpinVox, and b) in order for a program to support all of them, the only thing you would have to change would be to tell the program which email format you are looking at. In other words, you'd only have to specify the parsing format, which would be a relatively simple and short section of the code that could be specified in settings. Also, they don't all use different audio formats, they use standard ones which would all be played by the same standard API call, so that's not an issue either. Anyway, hopefully this thread piques somebody's interest.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
The email that you get from YouMail or GrandCentral or whatever voicemail service you're using (the email that has the audio as an attachment).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
Anyone interested in this?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] omrjln:
YES

I know I am
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gerzwilk:
^Me too.

but we are in germany here.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mbritten:
Check out mVisualVoiceMail (google it) it works great and does exactly what you want. I use youmail and it works awesome.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
Did they just release a new update or something? I tried mVisualVoicemail and it didn't parse the YouMail emails correctly and also didn't play the .mp3 attachments.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dzign-it:
Does youmail work in the UK? Iv never thought of a service like this, and it actually appears useful.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] famewolf:
Unless they have a UK # to forward to I wouldn't think so...the forwarding # is USA based and since it uses conditional call forwarding rates you'd be paying international minutes.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Keland44:
i've been using callwave for my visual voicemail with att this before they started making you pay i just gotta email sayin that there goin to end the beta program so i'm thinkin about switch back to youmail one think i don't like is that youmail doesnt automatically update after you recieve a new message

but the developers are working on it
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
Yes, they're working on a lot of things. Unfortunately, something like this isn't one of them. Hopefully a nice friendly neighborhood programmer has a little time on his hands ;). Please???
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mbritten:
I had the same problem about 8 months ago, so i was using callwave, but since its no longer free i switched back to youmail. mvisualvoicemail parses the names perfectly, doesn't do .mp3 though, only .wav
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
I'm not sure how you're saying that. It does the name sometimes, but not when the call was, or the duration of the call, or anything else like that, and as you mentioned, it doesn't play .mp3s so all together it's hardly a sufficient solution. Is there anyone here interested in developing a working solution?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
bump........
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
bump...........
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Roseb:
Did anything ever happen with this? I use youmail to get voicemail emails sent to my phone and I would really love to see a program like this get developed to display them nicely. Come on developers!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
Apparently not. No one seems to be interested in helping something useful like this along. At this point, I'd even be willing to pay a developer.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Iceman692:
BUMP

EPIC IDEA! I use YouMail also. Would love to see this done! :D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Iceman692:
bumb

Any takers? I would develop it but im just learning how to...maybe I'll be good enough sooner or later. lol :p
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
Well, if someone wants to develop this, I'm in for $20. Anyone else?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] trjons:
I too use Youmail but honestly the free transcription quality blows.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
Anyone else?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Keland44:
yea it's okay if you upgrade to the better version it's not bad but given it's free it works pretty well and if you enable the feature to tell your callers to speak clearly while leaving a message that helps sometimes

i would be interested in this app also given i use youmail also and would like to know when i have a new missed or voicemail
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
Bump......
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] pazookie:
it just sucks that the youmail beta ended..now you can only have ONE contacts have a transcription under the free service and th transcription sucks i agree..i was wondering why after each transcription/email i got a txt from youmail with an advertisement in it lol then i checked the webpage and changed the settings after seeing they charged and couldnt switch back..oh well getting emails i fine by me..especially with push/exchange mail..i actually prefer that over an app that has to be opened/running in the background using up precious resources
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] joel2009:
People aren't interested in developement probably because this is not a simple request...... its really complex and most people on here just do this stuff in their free time.

best of luck though
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
I guess. I'm not sure why it's so complex of a request though. It's just a graphical interface for emails.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] joel2009:
thats the problem its not just a graphical interface for emails though. Secondly, it wouldn't be universal (unless you started your own service, with your own server) and even with this method you would still have to be able to connect to the internet. the reason the iphones is so smooth is because it is integrated with att service (good and bad). if you take the iphone off of att sevice such as unlocking it and taking it to tmobile, you no longer get the visual voicemail.

The only way to get around this is not allowig the call to ever be forwarded and keep the storage of the voicemail local. the problem with this is that your phone would have to record without activating the microphone (sort of like a wire tap like the police would use.) This has to do with hardware though and could not be accomplished by software means.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ZzFDKzZ:
Cool hopefully someone can make this.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
Uhm... what? Not sure what you are talking about here. I already have emails with the voicemail attachments sent automatically from YouMail onto my phone. They're all sitting there in my Exchange server mailbox already. I get a new voicemail, it sends it to me as an email attachment a few seconds later, I go into outlook and open it through WMP. I just want a graphical interface to read and play those emails and integrate it with the contacts database rather than having to go into outlook and wmp. It doesn't need to do anything more than deal with what is already on the phone, as described in the original post. I'm not really following what you're saying here.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] joel2009:
all you are wanting to do is extrac information from an email that you get from youmail- not everyone uses youmail, so why would someone want to sit down and write a whole program so that you can read an email prettier......

the programing process isn't as simple as you think and would not be worth the effort is what i'm getting at.

What i explained earlier would make it worth while.

there are sms programs out there righ tnow that try and "read" you text messaes and filter them, that is essetially what you are trying to do here (along with some other stuff.)

i can personally testify to saying that these programs work like crap and would only get worse when you add in more variables.

i get what you are trying to do, you are essentially trying to use the email as a resource/xml type of file. again what i am saying is that this is more trouble than it is worth.

there are ALOT of variables to take into account, and all of this work would only allow you to use this software if you had a perfect set up as when designed and could be rendered completely useless if youmail ever descided to change its format, ect, ect, ect.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Blowfish64:
Ah, I see what you are getting at. Ok. Well, I can't attest to how difficult the program would be. I mean, I have absolutely no programming experience, it just seemed like something that would be fairly simple since as you said I'm basically wanting it to use an email as a resource/xml type of file. I still feel it would be worthwhile in the long run since changing formats could be handled by dates (for instance, if YouMail changes their format now, you could add code to look at the date received and if date < 11/22/08 then use parser 1, else if date >= than 11/22/08 use parser 2, is it particularly hard to implement that?), other services such as Grand Central or Spinvox or whatever could be handled in a settings manner that changed the parser so that the program would be more useful to a wider audience (as seen in my idea of the voicemail provider in the settings image in first post), etc. There was a program called mVisualVoicemail that did this type of automatic parsing for a number of different email formats, but unfortunately support for that program stopped a long time ago. But I guess if no programmer thinks it's worth the trouble there's not much I can do.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sdlopez83:
this is a major amenity that winmo is lacking. I am surprised as well, from the lack of requests for this. Maybe Winmo 7? Anyone?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] YellowGTO:
Maybe the reason people don't request this more is because not alot of people have ever used it? I never seen this till a few days ago my girlfriend crushed her 8525 and when we went to the store the Fuze was out of her price range and she got an Iphone. But after seeing it I must say its kinda neat.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Iceman692:
Exactly. It could be used by any voicemail provider that sends emails with attachments by customizing settings.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] smotrs:
The Instinct had it as well, the voicemail server was setup by Sprint I believe, maybe farmed out to another service. But when it worked, it was a treat and very useful.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cparkhorn:
App for Visual Voicemail Winmo

http://mobilitytoday.com/news/009092/fusion_voicemail_g1

This just came out for the G1, but upon review they have a windows mobile soluton, 5 and 6. I've got the Fuze (ATT Touch Pro) and just installed this. It works very well. An app installs, a .cab, and you can run it in the background or kill that app and it starts when a vmail comes in. It will auto download and then you can play the messages when you want.

I've been testing this morning and it seems to work fine and does what you are looking to do.

Only problem is they come across as mp3's and they play through the speaker and not the earpiece on the handset. Not a big deal, but when I'm in the airport or on a plane after they download I'd rather not play them for everyone to hear, or have to pull out headphones, I'd rather just use the normal headset earpiece.

Also, if you call the vmail number after you're setup, you can record a custom greeting, so all is good in my opinion.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sdlopez83:
Sick, will try and report back
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Caramel:
No interest for european users ... Dont recognise Orange, what the hell !!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cparkhorn:
Possibly US based only

Sorry, should have mentioned that, but wasn't sure. May be US based only.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] smotrs:
I'm not sure the call forwarding options are available on the Touch Pro. I signed up, but when I received the instructions on how to setup the phone I can't locate any of the options; Busy, No Answer, Unavailable, just normal call forwarding which forwards everything.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cparkhorn:
Forwarding

Maybe not, but on my Fuze I go to start>settings>phone

I then click on the Services tab

I click and highlight Call Forwarding - then click Get Settings button

I get a notice that it is reading settings from the network

a page comes up with Optons to forward all incoming calls (which you don't want to do obviously)

Then a section with Forward phone calls only if:

No answer (box with voicemail) written in- I clicked on voicemail and then typed in the 813 number, did the same for unavailable and busy and the boxes were checked. Click the ok and it saved settings to the network, so when phone is off this works.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] smotrs:
Looks to be disabled or removed on the Sprint Touch Pro. gonna have to search the registry and see if I can find something.

Did a search and was able to find all the services currently on the phone, but nothing about Call Forwarding. Would you do me a favor and check your phone at the following location,

\HKLM\Software\OEM\PhoneSetting

There's probably some DWORDS dealing with Call Forwarding as well as a KEY folder with Call Forwarding settings. Maybe it's as simple as adding the same registry values.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cparkhorn:
Looks like Sprint/CDMA is different than ATT/GSM

I copied this from the http://support.phonefusion.com/ website. Looks like they are saying you have to call into Sprint tech support. Sprint being CDMA it might not let you make that change from the handset, typical. I love the service, if CDMA was as flexible as GSM it would be all over the world.

I don't think it's a registry edit scenario, because the network needs to know where to forward if you are out of range or your phone is turned off. On my Fuze the phone actually takes a minute to pull the settings from the network, and then the same when I save.

Support Center » Knowledgebase » Fusion Voicemail Plus » Fusion Voicemail Plus for BlackBerry » I have Sprint. When I tried to call Customer Service they told me I had to pay $0.20 per forward, so how do I set up the conditional call forwarding for free?

I have Sprint. When I tried to call Customer Service they told me I had to pay $0.20 per forward, so how do I set up the conditional call forwarding for free?

Solution When you call up Sprint, the first thing to do is ask for Tech Support right away. They are the only ones who can set up the correct forwarding - Customer Service can’t. Ask the Tech Support representative to change the "Call Forward/Busy" and "Call Forward/No Answer" fields (NOT Unconditional Call Forwarding) to the Fusion Voicemail Plus number - 813-200-0200. The Tech Support representative will authorize and activate the feature. There is no additional charge for this service, unlike regular unconditional call forwarding which charges $0.20 per usage.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] smotrs:
Also, I found the following on the Sprint website regarding using the Dial options for Call Forwarding which is based on the service controlling it rather then the hardware controlling it. I'd like to find out if there's an option to add the hardware control back in since you have it on your phone and it's pretty much the same thing.