I'm looking for a rom able to support multiple accounts on a phone. For Samsung Galaxy 7262... Currently it runs on Android 4.1.2.
It's on a phone, not a tablet.
Please, I'm still looking for something like this.
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Hello. I have a problem running Exchange ActiveSync on both my Android phone and my tablet. I have an HTC Desire HD with Android 2.3.3 (1 year old maybe) and a newly purchased Samsung Tablet Galaxy 10.1 running Android 3.2. My phone is synchronizing fine, when I try to enter same account info on the tablet, it tells me cannot reach server. My (first level!) Exchange Server technical support tells me that this is because I am running different Android versions and there is a profile conflict problem. Can this be true? Any tips to sort this one out? Alternatively: is there a phone with Android 3.2 I can use? Thanks in advance
It could be true yes, no, there is no 3.2 phone rom, because 3.x is meant for tablets. When 4.0 comes out, it is meant for both, so you will probably be able to do it then. Hope this helps.
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Hi all,
I really like the Kies Air app for samsung phones: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.samsung.swift.app.kiesair&hl=en
Is there absolutely any way to get this on a non samsung phone?
Thanks
Why don't you just use AirDroid. It has all the nifty features of KiesAir, and is totally free...and works on most Android phones.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...251bGwsMSwxLDIxMiwiY29tLnNhbmQuYWlyZHJvaWQiXQ..
Hi everyone,
I know my question may not interest most of you, and i've been looking myself for an answer for hours on Google, but I can't find anything.
I own a Galaxy Nexus on a Stock Rom 4.2.1, and 'im not able anymore to create a Contact on the Phone or on the Sim card.
I've checked on another Nexus which has the same behaviour.
But on every other phones I've checked which are on android 4.1 (Htc One X and some other), the functionality is still available.
Do you know if Google removed on Android 4.2.1 and upper versions the ability of adding a Contact directly to the phone (I only have my Gmail accounts that are purposed as a Source for the Contact when I try to add a new one) ?
And if they did, is there any place/website/official article which is talking about it?
Michael
I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 LTE Edition, and I was wondering if I can install stock Android on it without loosing S-pen Driver support. Also I'm not getting the KitKat Update because I'm currently living in Greece, even though I'm using the GUI in English, so that kinda annoys me. Anyway, I hope there's a solution.:good:
glorfindel1 said:
I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 LTE Edition, and I was wondering if I can install stock Android on it without loosing S-pen Driver support. Also I'm not getting the KitKat Update because I'm currently living in Greece, even though I'm using the GUI in English, so that kinda annoys me. Anyway, I hope there's a solution.:good:
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Cyanogenmod is about as close as you are going to get to stock Android for it. S Pen works, but you won't have any built-in S-Note or handwriting keyboard type stuff. You will need 3rd party app replacements. As far as the update, it's pretty common for them not to get auto-updates if you are in a different region and they haven't pushed out the OTA there. It's best to update via the computer anyway as it creates less issues generally.
Cyanogenmod?
es0tericcha0s said:
Cyanogenmod is about as close as you are going to get to stock Android for it. S Pen works, but you won't have any built-in S-Note or handwriting keyboard type stuff. You will need 3rd party app replacements. As far as the update, it's pretty common for them not to get auto-updates if you are in a different region and they haven't pushed out the OTA there. It's best to update via the computer anyway as it creates less issues generally.
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On cyanogen mods website they state only the original Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, not 2014 edition are supported. Also, can't I use the Samsung S-pen apps if I port them over to CM? And lastly - how can I update via the computer. THx
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On cyanogen mods website they state only the original Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, not 2014 edition are supported. Also, can't I use the Samsung S-pen apps if I port them over to CM? And lastly - how can I update via the computer. THx
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2782528
No. They're usually tied to the TouchWiz framework and it's hard to nearly impossible to get many Samsung apps working properly on non TouchWiz roms.
http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/ Search for P605 and download the one you want for the region the tablet is original from or if you have a rom picked out and they suggest a different base to have installed first, use that one. Instructions will be the same either way. You can follow the guide here:
http://www.howtoroot.mobi/2014/06/flash-p605xxucne2-android-442-kit-kat.html
Or any of the other 1000s of guides for how to update via Odin on here, any other Android phone/tablet forum, YouTube, etc.
Looking for a vanilla rom for my SII. I'm trying to avoid the customized roms because they all seem to have something wrong with them (broken 3G, Bluetooth, speakerphone, etc...) and don't want to trade one set of bloatware or unwanted customization (stock) for another set (custom).
Don't care if it's JB or KK, but I'm trying to find something that's as close to vanilla Android as possible. I like how clean my Galaxy Nexus (personal device) is and would like to make my new work device the same way. Not interested in nightlies and such. Just want stability and cleanliness. I had CM on my Galaxy S prior to this upgrade but it was too buggy.
Thank you for any suggestions.