Settings -> More Settings -> Mobile Network -> Uncheck Mobile Data
Wipe the cache from Google Play again as mentioned above
Reboot before trying Google Play
Once you've rebooted - make sure Mobile Data is still turned off and then try updating Play Apps over wi-fi
If that still won't work...
Backup your apps and factory reset the device
Restore all your backups
Sucks, I know, but who knows what other spyware stuff this thing could have installed
You did agree to its terms by installing, but you have no idea what they were monitoring
If you goto Settings -> System Update
Can you do an update Firmware?
Your other option is to take it into a Sprint store and they can do an update.
Even if you don't have warranty on the phone, if you are not getting good signal, they need help you update the phone to resolve the issue.
Sprint Air Rave 2.5 works quite well with a Samsung Galaxy S3 - I have one and it's working awesome.
I went from constantly roaming/1 bar to 4-5 bars all over my house
They gave me it for free when I called and complained, but I also pay them a lot - I have 4 phones on my account
I've read on...
Get a SAMSUNG branded micro-SD - not an OEM version or other brand.
For some reason, the Samsung brand cards work perfectly, no issues.
My GS3 has gone through 3 Adata 32GB class 10 cards (had to RMA twice because of failure and SDFormatter could not format them)
Luckily I routinely backup to...
If you need to keep/save your SMS messages - grab SMS Backup+ (author = Jan Berkel) off the Play store.
Freebie app (donate-ware) - no ads
It'll backup to your gmail account, all sorted in individual folders by contact
Make sure to purge your messaging - especially if you get a lot of...
You can also bypass this by just flashing the modem/radio updates from XDA threads.
I'm running MB1 rom with the MD4 modem/radio - no issues and I get good signal with this combo.
Yep.
Rebooted the phone after deleting the ringtones - the list still shows the ringtones.
Went into recovery and wiped cache and wiped dalvik-cache
Rebooted - and the ringtones are still listed, but when you select it nothing happens.
I remember this working in LJ7 but it seems they...
In older roms, if you deleted the ringtones from the ringtones folder under system/media, the list would auto-update.
I'm running rooted MB1 and when I deleted a bunch of the system ringtones (because they are lame!) the list still shows them.
Are they hard-coded somewhere? Someone know how...
[MOD][MA4/MA6] PRL Write Enabler & ##DEBUG# lock code removal - xda-developers
You can restore it - I examined the download - it's just a missing APK called HiddenMenu.apk
First page says its for MA6 but people have confirmed it working in MB1
I haven't upgraded from LJ7 rom yet myself -...
I have not found them to be that useful.
1) they can interfere with you receiving messages / notifications
2) its just another application taking up battery usage
#1 is very important for me because I get work pages sent to my phone so I can't have delays on those
You'd be better off making...
|KERNEL| DeviantKernel_06 || 3.0.63 ||OC-1944mhz|| *2|15 - xda-developers
Give it a try
Was running AGAT 0.3.3, flashed this on after I did a nandroid backup
Seems to work much better than AGAT - very smooth - can't tell battery life yet
Running Stock rooted TW 4.1.1 with MA6 Modem/Radio...
You might also be able to search for gapps zip files from here or XDA
Use 7-zip and extract the Google Play store app and re-install, then reboot.
Hopefully you are rooted or have some type of file explorer already installed.