yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
i am using htc p3450 with English language.but some time i receive messages in Arabic language. only ()()()()()()()()()()()()() boxes appear instead of words. i have installed many applications such as Arabic localize and FJE in it.only separated letters are shown instead of a complete word.

kindly suggest me a application which fixes it or fix this issue please. thanks

:mad:
[General Questions and Answers] kb2807@gmail.com:
Is upgrade rom of froyo/superfroyo/gingerbread available for se xperia mini pro????
[General Questions and Answers] stormwhiz:
NO not in the near future
[General Questions and Answers] satyapol:
Yes, you can upgrade!!

GOTO following link

update on your own risk!

ENJOY!;)

LINK : http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=727
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] hamed_karamouz:
Hi i have 1 hermes Spv m3100 and phone when comes to me was on and need to unlock network code

i do unlock using HTC_Hermes_SIM_CID_Unlock_v3 unlocker

in the half of flashing my pc goes off

and phone cant flash now.

i cant do HSPL for write any rom .so i need to flash official rom but i cant find that.

Now phone can go in bootloader mode but cant turn on fully and hang on windows logo.

When i go in bootloader is same this

HERM100

IPL-1.00

HERM100

SPL-1.11

Phone is ORANGE and come from UK

Now what shall i DO?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Hakim Rahman:
you must hard reset device and try to Flash ROM again ,,,:)

for official Rom you can get in http://www.shipped-roms.com/index.php?category=windows mobile&model=Hermes
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] hamed_karamouz:
Tnx to replay

i had tested before hard and soft reser but nothing

I also try many rom from there and all of them have a Invalid Vender ID error

I tested these file

SPV_M3100_ROMUpdate_1007.exe
SPV_M3100_ROMUpdate_0407.exe
RUU_Hermes_O2_UK_3.62.206.2_6275_1.50.00.00_108_Ship(3).exe
HTC_TyTN_WWE_3.54.255.3_6275_1.48.00.10_108.exe

But still same

In first step of turning on phone wrote NO GSM and fast disappear
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] hamed_karamouz:
Why no answer?

Can we hspl phone when phone is in bootloader mode?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Hakim Rahman:
could of course , why not ...?? :confused::confused:

you live connect to a usb synchronization and Flash ROM by clicking hspl.batch :);)

finished it! {All of it depends on understanding and Your lucky} :rolleyes::mad:
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] hamed_karamouz:
I am using this Hard-SPL-V7

But it cant find device

The Update Utility cannot connect to your PDA

But when i have flash rom it flashed and come out of flash in 1% and invalid id error

and i cant do Hspl using MMC always this error

00068002
[Android Software Development] Luggruff:
Just read on the Wallstreet Journal that there are almost 50% of the top rated apps that send out private information to a third party. Information about your contacts, address, phone number and other really sensetive information.

So, is there a way to make an app with the soul purpose to log wich app sends out what information, and where?

To be frank I'm personally pissed and I want to know what apps send out information about me that I have not allowed.. ASAP!

Anyone capable of making such an app? I would gladly pay for it (a copy, sorry to say, but I'm not rich enough to pay for your working hours). I'm sure there are alot of others that would appreciate this kind of app too...
[Android Software Development] 00Ghz:
For the start you could use logcat to see those things

XDA App
[Android Software Development] Luggruff:
Ok thanks.
[Droid X General] viper1365:
I have a Droid X it is rooted and tethering fine.. I bridge the the port on my laptop, hook it to me Xbox to play in line....If I overclock it will it make my connection better? If so what are the steps, I am new and there is a lot of info on here that is above me.....any help would be great :D
[Droid X General] SysAdmin-X:
Overclocking your phone will not make a difference on your internet connection while tethered. This simply improves the processing speed of your phone. If you search for a thread called "uncapped data on the X" you may be able to increase your internet connection speed.
[Droid X General] viper1365:
alot of info

Thanks for the link....Im not no bright I can do anything on a step by step like I did when I did my root, but there is alot of info to go thru and I get confused easy...Can you brake it down for me :D
[XPERIA X8 General] paradise_human:
Hi.

How can i go back to orginal frameware ?

I want to use new superone click method and i want my orginal framware and i want to update it officially ...

Can anyone help me ?

"I mean i want my orginal regoin frameware "

Can i use reset factory for this ?
[XPERIA X8 General] Imppy:
ahh just download the new 2.1 firmwares available on this forum and use binery flash, and then use superoneclick to root it.
[XPERIA X8 General] paradise_human:
No I want my regional frameware that i used before flashing and going back to 1.6 for rotting 2.1
[XPERIA X8 General] kiz1983:
hav u tried reflash using seus? i guess it will flash to ur original firmware..
[XPERIA X8 General] XperianPro:
You need change your SI code.

You can see your original SI code under battery.

Flash to 1.6 for tutorial look in 2.1 discussion tread but use your original SI code.

After this update with seus
[XPERIA X8 General] paradise_human:
Can you give me more instruction that how i can do that ?(Change SI code )
[XPERIA X8 General] paradise_human:
Where can i do that ?
[XPERIA X8 General] revenge50:
try it with the "PC Companion" function if u connect ur phone via usb 2 the computer
[General Topics] egzthunder1:
http://support.t-mobile.co.uk/help-and-support/index?page=home&cat=DATA_CHANGES

It looks like T-Mobile UK decided that their new year's resolution would be to get rid of all of their customers...
[General Topics] hazard99:
I Don't get it. A lot of these streaming services have fee's attached to them which i understand. What I don't understand is why double charge for the service and the connection.

I think that it would be harmful to all the companies that thrive from these types of use. The only way I would justify this is if we away with the high cost of talk plans. I do not want to be forced into some overpriced talk plan when I do most of my talking via the web.
[General Topics] synaesthetic:
in before xda hacks a way around it.
[General Topics] xaccers:
Only a tiny percentage of mobile phone customers use more than 500MB a month.

Rather than cut off internet access completely, they'll still allow web and email, just no heavy use types.

Tarriffs seem completely different in the US from what people have posted too.

Over here it's normal if you're on a contract to always pay just the contract fee, due to the free minutes/texts/internet included.

The knack is to work out how much you use, how much that would cost, and pick a tarriff which costs less but gives you the same use.

All operators are bringing in or have brought in a 500MB a month AUP, they'd be crazy not to as any network that doesn't will be swamped by all the heavy users.

Meanwhile all the low and medium users will benefit through the freed up bandwitdh.
[General Topics] hazard99:
So what about all these new so called services. I mean this isnt just one company its all of them.

How can att support the atrix and data. While docked it uses a full web browser. Thats gotta consume way more data.
[General Topics] EpiphanyMachine:
3 UK has done the opposite. I have the carrier and I have been happy with their plans. I brought my Nexus One from the US (ATT Bands) and have happily been using unlimited skype, 2gb data, 300 mins, 3000 txt and more for only £15 / mo with monthly contracts.

T-Mobile almost got my business with the 3GB plan, but wanted me to buy an android device from them to qualify for it!
[General Topics] bemymonkey:
Well that sucks. Are there bigger (more expensive) plans available?

All the cheap prepaid carriers here in Germany are offering 5GB, which seems to be becoming the norm. I figured the rest of the world would be following suit...?
[General Topics] D_JWhite:
This is completely removing the reason I joined T-Mobile in the first place.

T-Mobile are turning my smartphone dumb!
[General Topics] James McMinn:
T-Moblie have always had terrible customer support, and this has just tipped me over the edge. They're losing me as a customer.
[General Topics] raziel123:
T-Mobiles Internet cap

Guys does this cap effect Recent T-Mobile plans only?

I'm asking because I've had my Unlimited Data, Internet package with T-Mobile for over 8 Months now ...

regards
[General Topics] unubtanium:
HI M8t

Just got off the phone with T-Mobile, and it is affecting me too, Damn them :mad:

Are on a Unlimited Data, Internet package with T-Mobile and so think it affects u 2 m8t.

Asked how they can do this because we do have a "contract" with amount and time duration of the contract, but they say as long as they give "us" 30 days notice they can do anything, but still we can not just give them "30 days" notice. :mad: Will leave them as soon as i can!

And don't you think they gave me the **** excuse that this was to free up bandwidth! Told the to stop this B$%**** excuse and upgrade there infrastructure instead!!
[General Topics] Amdathlonuk:
I'm positive that if they change the usage policy for ALL customers.

You are entitled to cancel your 'contract' as they will have breached the one that was signed by you.

My phone bill with them is £275, and if they try and cap my data, I'll be cancelled by the 2nd Feb! :D
[General Topics] raziel123:
All good and well, But it is rather Dubious to claim that you were offering an Unlimited internet package and then claim to restrict it using a 500 MB per month "Fair Use Policy" ... which incidently was not amentioned or stated in the terms and conditions ...

clearly the T-Mobile numpties tried to consume more than they can physically swallow ...

regards
[General Topics] raziel123:
Thanks mate,

I'm gonna have words with them, I'll see what happens when they get my 30 Days Notice ...

long as they us 30 Days Notice, they can change any terms and conditions? :mad:

regards

Raz
[General Topics] xaccers:
Remember your contract (you did read it didn't you?), it will say that they're able to change the terms and should also say you're able you cancel because of the change.

Many companies have had their knuckles wrapped because while stating unlimited they've imposed (in many cases hidden) limits, so in response they're now making the limits public.

Don't like it? Check your contract for the get out clause and tell them you're off, just don't expect them to be sorry to see you go.
[General Topics] hamxa:
This was the only reason I put up with their crappy network coverage. I do hope I'm able to cancel.
[General Topics] zytron:
Slogan change?

Life's for sharing ... as long as it's not via videos or pictures

or

Life's for sharing ... just do it on somebody else's network, not ours

Sent from my dragon 32
[General Topics] Amdathlonuk:
LOL......... :D

Life's for sharing ..... but use your home broadband for that stuff.
[General Topics] Danstack08:
Been with T-Mob 8 years, I prob don't use that much data, but I'm still leaving them for being underhand. I signed an unlimited data plan so they can kiss my ass goodbye...

I'll be sending them a letter to cancel my contract and then cancelling my direct debit...!
[General Topics] unubtanium:
Just chatted with my friend(assistant manager at t-mobile shop) and hi mentioned that you can not cancel a contract because of them changing the terms. :mad:

Or is my friend wrong?? Please say so, so i can cancel my contract! :D
[General Topics] pulser_g2:
Well... I have had numerous conflicting stories from T-Mobile today. I contacted their press relations people, and they have said they will address my questions...

Trouble is, they didn't get back to me.

I did ask pretty direct and unmistakable questions. Basically,

- who is affected by this (don't say "those who got an SMS" - define the tariffs)

- when will you tell them they are affected?

- will this affect those on 3GB plans, and how will you compensate them for taking away what they are actively paying for?

- when will you be telling people about their rights to cancel

and finally

- why can't your customer services get a straight, coherent story together?

I have heard the following stories from T-Mobile today.

1) From a direct contact who phoned them, that this only affects those who took out third party non-direct contracts, that aren't "android" ones. Those on android ones are not affected

2) Everyone is affected, full stop.

3) Everyone is affected unless they pay separately for data

4) Some permutation of the above, full of sounds of confusion and bemusement by the person being spoken to...

5) (:D) Only downloads and streaming are included in the counting of 500MB (FAIL in technical understanding by whoever said this)

I should say that I haven't called them direct, as I don't gloss over things, and I'm sure they've had a bad enough day already. Nonetheless, a user spoke to Ofcom, who said this would likely allow you to cancel the contract as being a major change...

I pay "extra" for my internet (£4.25 per month, with a £5 per month discretionary "credit" on my bill), so I am sorta hoping I'll be fine, but I'm still giving them hell on twitter for not getting their story straight.

I emailed the executive office, but they appear to be ignoring my requests for straight, non-fluffed answers that are final and decisive...

So I'm now trying another line of contact. See if they can delve deeper into the workings of the croaking and groaning "machine" and get something useful out...

Oh, and FWIW, no SMS received here, so my "30 days" haven't started yet...

I really wish they would let me speak to a techie, as I get on well with people like that, and we could have a nice wee chat, and easily sort out the score and what was affected...

Or even put me onto one of their senior management. I know what it's like to do front-line customer support, and I do it on twitter all the time for ROMs too... But if they let me speak to the guy who made the decision, I can easily get a decisive answer out him too, and have a nice wee chat with him...

So T-Mobile, the offer is open. Contact me on twitter (I'm sure you know what my twitter name is, as I've been harassing you all day for some straight answers), and I will gladly sort it out :) Let us speak to the guy who will make the technical change, and we can work out who this will affect, since not even you seem to know...
[General Topics] Amdathlonuk:
Indeed, this is deemed as a MAJOR change therefore makes the current contract null and void.

It would be like paying for a Ford Focus 2.0L ST car and turning up at the showroom and they give you a 1.0L Ford Ka.....'it's a car isn't it?'...

I will definately be calling them tomorrow to discuss this.
[General Topics] stuben32:
Pissed Off in Hull!!

I have just renewed/upgraded contract with T-Mobile direct and got the Desire for me and the wife. 30 a month for each contract.

I was looking at Phones for U as they had the Desire HD for 25 quid a month - but was always worried about the data cap they have, so went with T-Mobile for the 3GB plan.

They are still saying on the fair usage policy that 1gb for internet phones and 3gb for android based phones - thereby pushing the 3GB plan for these devices

FFS they have the Youtube app in their stock ROM!!! Will there be an OTA to remove it?

Seriously thinking of ditching them for breaking terms as i wasnt advised of any upcoming changes!!!
[General Topics] pulser_g2:
Well... he's sorta wrong.

To quote from the Ts & Cs, version 56, May 2009:

If you can justify the material change here (this is the hard bit), then you're sorted...

I am looking into Ofcom's role in this, as I believe they have said this will be classed as an unfair change...
[General Topics] pulser_g2:
proves phones are being sold today with 3GB FUP still... (background has article I wrote this morning as proof of date)
[General Topics] stuben32:
My new contract was from 5th Jan - do t-mobile have a cooling off period? As i am very cool now!! - Just seen the deals on 3 and it would kick T-Mobiles teeth in. 2000 mins, 5000 text - free 3 to 3 skype - All you can eat data and a Desire HD for 35 a month

So this news couldnt come at a better time for me - but i think all of T-Mobiles victims should be able to change - "We'd like to take 2.5GB off you and charge you the same" - Thank you....for your business...
[General Topics] jdep1:
Well im on tmobile (USA) & they started slowing down my data usage since November & im in a "unlimited data" it also looks like the more i use my data the more they slow it down!
[General Topics] stuben32:
As long as its not our broadband...
[General Topics] pulser_g2:
Within 7 days of purchase, you have cooling off time if bought over phone or internet. Called distance selling regulations and you get details in the box or envelope...

Don't delay if you are going to use this...
[General Topics] stuben32:
Unfortunately i bought in store - but wasnt advised of any proposed changes, and like you say they are still seeling the products now with 3GB allowance

Going to visit local store tomorrow and see whats said - Try and remember to keep calm...lol

Lets see 30 days notice and the changes are happening from 1st February - so i guess they wont be able to fulfill their legal obligations for the 30 days notice?
[General Topics] rossysaurus:
legal get-out for this contract - keep your phone!

i remember orange or O2 changed something in their terms and conditions and as such you had to accept the new terms and conditions to use the service.

the reason this is relevant is because if you DO NOT ACCEPT the terms of service your contract is null and void, but because it was T-mobile who breached the contract they cannot charge you anything! so you get out of your contract, keep your phone and can then take out a sim free contract with another supplier for significantly less money!

worth a shot.
[General Topics] TZAR@:
Save that stuff for your home broadband huh??? How about I save my $$$ and give it to someone else. I like T-mobile (so far) but let em try that $#|t! over here on this side of the pond. I pay $117 and change per month for unlimited everything. And that’s what I expect UNLIMITED. Let me hear something about half a gig anything and see what happens...
[General Topics] stuben32:
Thats right - will give it a go tomorrow after all contract is what we pay for and they give us phones for free. Serves them right!!

Thanks for my 2 nice desires... :-)
[General Topics] rikwebb:
I find it interesting that T-Mobile and Orange combine...... T-Mobile changes its policy to match that of Orange ..... didnt take long. We wonder who wears the trousers in that relationship!!
[General Topics] raziel123:
Right ... and that Justifies screwing ones customers over ... because you can change the terms and conditions when you feel like it ... :rolleyes:

oh I am not expecting them to feel sorry for me, that would require a Conscience , something T-Mobile as a Company does not have ...

lastly the limit was not the problem, there always has been some form of a limit, but to dumb down the fair use Policy to 500 MB is a severe restriction, and is telling of the fact that their servers probably can't handle the bandwith, which they should have realised earlier, but again that would require someone with some degree of forsight, which is absent from T-Mobile ...

I will be having words with them tommorow anyway,

regards.
[General Topics] pulser_g2:
Keep us updated with what they tell you if you call... Bear in mind everyone gets a different story... I've had at least 3 so far :p
[General Topics] RichardHaro:
This is bloody outrageous. The year is 2011, 4G phones are imminent, and yet we get 500mb for an ENTIRE MONTH?

The Swedes get 0.5GB PER DAY.

Where can I complain?

And where can I check how much bandwith I've used? I can't find it anywhere on their terribly designed "my t-mobile" site.
[General Topics] scottytoo:
I am disappointed and saddened that tmobile has been tango'd or rather we customers have...

"Clever phones like this needs the internet for their 'always-on' internet connection, internet will be included in your price plan, so you can choose a different Flexible Booster."

(http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/shop/mobile-phones/offers/high-speed-internet/)

They sell you cloud then take the silver lining...

Oh and the remark about download at home, I am at home, this is my main phone line. Where is the convergance of tech gone. We, the collective nerds and geeks who wished for the cuffs of wire to remove the evil that is BT and its ilk... We didn't need the POTS or a static reason to phone home to mum, wife or the mistress, so we went mobile with tmobile and the belief everything everywhere was real. They lied. My desire and its hotspot mifi feature are no longer of use... My xbox will not get its fix, the wife will be reduced to small type on her milestone to use facebook as the data will be rationed. No more youtube or tube8, no more my player. No point bbc in deving an iplayer for Android, we cant use it.

And even if I did attempt to make a deal with the devil BT... I would be paying out much gold. All for a sheer fast speed of 512mbits per messly second. so much for internet for everyone. Hey Mr government are you going to get me some nice cloud data at a good price... Nah I thought not, you'll increase more taxes.

I am off to the trees with mi merry men. I fear the sherif of torange has taken over the castle of tmobile. :mad::mad::mad:
[General Topics] pulser_g2:
Go to my t-mobile, then your usage. select mobile data. click download and you get a csv.

Open it in excel

Do =sum(C3:C1000) or whatever the max value is, in a cell on the right hand side, say H1

in cell H2, put =H1/1024.

H2 is the number of MB used since the start date of the csv (The bottom row)
[General Topics] raggaboi:
Hey, I suggest you all high tail outta there!!

Stick with pay as you go so much better!

I get 300 mins, unlimited texts (no fair usage) and unlimited data (also with no fair usage!) All for £15 and the package lasts 30 days :)

If you wanna know more let me know.

IMO its the best network for any smartphone!
[General Topics] RichardHaro:
Cheers! I've apparently almost gone over 500mb.

Great.
[General Topics] wxryl:
Android fan

total flash junkie!!!!!!
[General Topics] Bennp2000:
I have to say I'm pretty frustrated by all of this:

After being able to get absolutely nothing extra out of three apart from a whole lot of time wasting both my g/f and I were fed up and walked on down to the T-mobile store (on Sat!) to start a £20/month 24 month contract which included unlimited internet.

I was told that the phone (HTC wildfire) was capable of playing videos, gps, streaming music as well as all of the usual stuff and that the priceplan covered unlimited internet. Whilst I'm aware of the 3gb FUP so far I wasn't made aware that this would be reduced to lower than their competitors so soon.

As of yet I haven't recieved any written notification (which according to the contract can be a txt message).

This sucks as I've clearly been mis-sold this contract as they're changing it and its not suitable for my needs. I signed up to this so I can use all of those features AWAY from my home broadband connection.

Whats the best plan of action? Walk in and cite the cooling off period (we've both used the phones a bit), or ask for cancellation of contract due to "detriment"?

On their twitter feed they're saying you can't do the latter. That seems odd as going from 3gb of usage which you could use as you see fit without tethering to 500 mb seems extremely detrimental to the service offered?