Recent content by selektor_style

Looks like it will work, according to kind folks @ Crackberry https://forums.crackberry.com/blackberry-keyone-support-f468/keyone-cdma-verizon-version-work-internationally-1111203/

Excellent! Thanks for your insightful reply! Yes, as in "Yes, I've tried CDMA Variant of Keyone with a random T-Mobile or other GMS sim card, and it worked!" or Yes as in "Yes, to my knowledge, the list of the bands on their spec sheet indicate that you shouldn't have an issue using CDMA Keyone...

Title says it all, I'm about to buy me a sweet sweet BB Keyone, but it's gotta be CDMA (i'm with Verizon), and am curious to find out if it can be used when traveling internationally? Ideally I'd just put in a local sim card and use it. I know they have a GSM variant, but to buy a separate GSM...

I've been considering switching to Project Fi from Verizon, but my main concern is coverage, at home and at work. We only get Verizon inside office building, my previous T-Mobile phone had zero bars at the office. I finally decided to try Project Fi before porting my Verizon phone number. So i...

I hope you are joking about Android not having notification bubbles, here's my screenshot: That's the notification i'm missing on Evolve SMS, shows up on stock messaging and hangouts

Been using Evolve SMS for a couple of weeks now, and it's perfect, i do send and receive MMS no problem, quick reply from notification bar is great. The only issue i have is that there's no notification bubble on the app icon itself, only the sound and icon in notification bar. If i have...

Thanks for the info, I didn't know if any specific app needed after rooting. Right now, some apps have "Disable" buttons greyed out, so in my understanding, after rooting i will be able to modify those.

No offence taken, thanks for your reply! I guess i'm just confused with information overload on Rooting and modifying OS, that i can't seem to figure out what steps to take. I searched around XDA Dev forum, but it looks like most posts assume you already know your way around these things. At...

In my understanding, one needs to "root" the phone to be able to remove some unwanted apps, and to also be able to install variations of operating system. I'm new to the whole Rooting and custom ROM thing, and although i looked through various forums, few questions still remain. Is there a step...