Recent content by iviustang50h

I you want to win a freaking HTC One X+! :)

Thanks for the info. I assume the iPhone 5 will get longer screen on time, though?

111 jelly beans.

My avatar has been changed. Thanks again Audio Circle for these awesome contests!

The stock kernel is still the one that gets locked at a maximum of 700MHz, which is why people "despise" it. Switching to LeanKernel or the newer beta versions of Faux alleviate the issue entirely. So for those with lag issues, swap to a kernel that has fixed that problem.

I am very interested! Thanks to Android Central and Nvidia for doing this. AC is the best!

If you ask "do I need an umbrella today," does it locate you properly or think you're in a different city? Yesterday it thought I was in Chicago, and today Washington DC. Bummer...

No, but the Root Toolkit method will. You also do not need to be rooted to flash the update. You simply unlock the bootloader using the toolkit (which wipes the phone), then boot into CWM recovery without flashing it permanently. Then you can flash the update, which can be found here. This...

I don't know that this applies to the GSM version, but the app drawer lagginess went away completely when I flashed the 4.04 leak. It's now "smooth as butta." I've seen people saying the 4.04 update fixes the low volume issues as well, but that is not the case with my phone (it's still the same).

If it isn't a reception issue or an app eating battery life, try resetting your battery stats. I know Google said it supposedly doesn't make a difference, but from my experience (and many others) that's not true. Every time I've flash a new rom (with any of my Android phones) I've had to reset...

You do not need to root to flash the leaked 4.04, FYI. I wouldn't bother rooting if you're thinking about returning the phone. All you need to do is use the Root Toolkit to unlock the bootloader, then use the option to boot to CWM recovery without permanent flash and then flash the OTA update...

That's exactly what I did and it also completely resolved my problem. I highly recommend having Verizon swap your Sim card if you are having inconsistent data; do this before swapping for a "refurb" phone. Everything is smooth as silk now, even the 3g/4g handoffs. Thanks everyone for the...

Thanks everyone - I'll get a new SIM card.

Yes sir, I did.

Bump. Anyone?