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VV(^^)VV_____OFFICIAL ANDROID OS/DEVICE THREAD_____VV(^^)VV
- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by pacmagic2002,
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Move it to your music folder, and resync Google Play Music. It's stubborn though, so it may take a few re-syncs and I don't know if it actually makes a difference but I occasionally clear the cache of the app and force stop it to try to accelerate the process.
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To help sort through what is on your phone and in your Google music cloud, you can also change the drop down at the top to just "on device" instead your entire library.
sneakaprince
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Good good with the Note 3 and iPhone5S/C dropping the S4 prices should be coming down closer to the $300 mark on craigslist
I already see a nice SGP flip armor case I want for it.
Man I'm glad I read this I look on Craiglist almost daily for the prices on them S4s closest I'm getting to 300 is 350 and those are rare. I will def cop once they hit that 30 mark. I need that boy unlocked ASAP tho
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the note 3 
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Does anyone know of a website to properly install Android 4.3. on a ATT Galaxy s3? I want to know how to wipe all the bloatware from Samsung and ATT to have a clean phone running on 4.3. Or if anyone can add some pros or cons regarding this process, it would definitely help. Thanks.
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I believe you want to root, install a recovery, wipe everything, and then install a new 4.3 rom like CyanogenMod or aokp. I'm assuming you have the US variant of the s3.
you should start (and end) here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1705
they have guides on pretty much everything you'd want to do. feel free to ask here about any of it, or if you want me to point you to the specific threads you should read. you can also find guides on youtube but I prefer starting at xda.
pros: phone will be fast and have the latest android. becomes easy to switch between different roms and customize things.
cons: you'll lose some features of touchwiz and battery life may slightly go down. also some risk of bricking your phone or losing warranty (not an issue if you follow instructions carefully). also takes a couple hours of time.
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[COLOR=#red]thanks for the advice guys about CL. Today I'm picking up a mint condition Note II with clean ESN for $300. The person even agree do meet me at the Verizon store and sent me the MEID to check Verizon before time. I could probably flip it for closer to $400 and then get a Note 3, but I'm just going to keep it until next year when I'm eligible for an upgrade. Perhaps then it will be a GS5 or Note IV.
Guys who currently have a Note 2, do y'all feel the need to upgrade to a 3 or all you pretty much satisfied with your Note 2?
I know with my S3 I liked the S4 and it was definitely an improvement, but it didn't feel a sense of urgency to upgrade just yet.[/COLOR]
Guys who currently have a Note 2, do y'all feel the need to upgrade to a 3 or all you pretty much satisfied with your Note 2?
I know with my S3 I liked the S4 and it was definitely an improvement, but it didn't feel a sense of urgency to upgrade just yet.[/COLOR]
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Note II to Note IV would be a way more satisfying upgrade from Note II to Note III .
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I definitely don't feel compelled to buy a N3, the improvements seems minimal at best. If I was rolling in bread would I get one? No doubt, but I'm not, and I'm content with my device for now.
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[COLOR=#red]Good looking out KingFoam and Sooper![/COLOR]
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[h1]Moto X Developer Edition for GSM networks is now available[/h1]
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The GSM networks capable Moto X Developer Edition is now available for purchase directly from Motorola. The smartphone with unlocked bootloader is priced at $649 for a version with 32GB of built-in storage.
The GSM Moto X Developer Edition is available in woven white color scheme and will work on the LTE networks of both AT&T and T-Mobile. It sports a Developer Edition on the back to set it apart from its carrier-branded siblings.
The GSM Moto X Developer Edition is listed as being in high demand in Motorola’s online store. It might take up to seven days to ship.
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whyhellothere
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32gb extra overpriced moto x or 64gb HTC one for $650?
hmm.......
might actually lube up & let HTC have their way for that 64gb
hmm.......
might actually lube up & let HTC have their way for that 64gb
TipsyMcStagga
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Isn't the US version of the Note 3 coming with Kit Kat right out the box?
whyhellothere
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No, 4.3
Samsung would have enough time to update touchjizz.
unless something has changed
Samsung would have enough time to update touchjizz.
unless something has changed
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Thank you, it looks like I have a lot of reading to do.
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is s4 any better than s3?
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I feel is not eem worth the upgrade to da N3. My eyes are on da N5 right now.
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Could anyone with the HTC One share their experience with the phone?
I have the HTC One S with T-Mobile. I'm aware that any phone that released this year is an update, but I want to know what to expect if I buy the One.
I have the HTC One S with T-Mobile. I'm aware that any phone that released this year is an update, but I want to know what to expect if I buy the One.
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yes. this is the method I used (takes care of root and recovery): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1739426
Thank you, it looks like I have a lot of reading to do.So I'm assuming that the first step is to root, install a recovery, wipe, and install 4.3?
then you can wipe and install anything pretty easily. just remember to make "nandroid" backups along the way in case anything messes up.
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The Moto X seems to have just come and gone. I remember before its drop the tech blogs were acting as if it was going to set the game ablaze, and it doesn't really feel like there's been any impact felt from it.
whyhellothere
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Because the rumor mill was saying it would sell for $200-300 unlocked.
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Yeah, the rumor was 200-300 dollars and some massive battery
lazy
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no aws 1700, no copBecause the rumor mill was saying it would sell for $200-300 unlocked.
however my girl has the tmobile htc one, joint is flames.
whyhellothere
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Because the rumor mill was saying it would sell for $200-300 unlocked.
no aws 1700, no cop
however my girl has the tmobile htc one, joint is flames.
and this is one of the big things that has me on the fence
oppo plz, plz have microSD support in N1!!!!
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