DMA8 seems to have better battery life than DMA6. Can someone share their battery stamina experience with DMB3? After couple days of test that is, since it's fresh.
TWLauncher 5x6 Layout, 5x6 App drawer, 4x2 Widget drawer, no nav dot on main pages
AT&T CSC
Black notification bar code from vegeta1, CSC file from scrosler, Call Recording from pulser_g2, 4-Way power from tdunham, MultiWindow from LegendK95 all updated to the new build by me. Launcher is all mine.
hmm. I haven't encountered this. Can you post a screen shot ? Did this work prior to you flashing this rom? Also, did you install any mods?
tried on 2 note n7105. both contacts were working prior to flash. 1 was from 4.1.2 stock, the other was from 4.1.1. both wiped cache and dalvik before flashing. thanks.
hi, just flashed this today. when i receive a call or call out, it does not show my contact. but in the phone contacts, they are there. any solutions?
thanks.
This seems to be a common problem with Samsung 4.1.1 -> 4.1.2 upgrades. It seems to have hit a fair number of SGS3 users, including my wife. It seems like the contacts aren't "registered" properly after the upgrade. For any individual contact even the tiniest of edits (which you can then undo) seems to fix the issue.
My workaround was (only works for contacts you get from Google).
1. Export all contacts to a file (vCard, IIRC).
2. Import that file into your Google contacts, duplicating every contact.
3. Go to google.com/contacts and merge duplicates.
4. Re-sync all of your contacts from Google (slow)
There were a few merge glitches and a few contacts not fixed, but it worked well enough to deal with the rest manually.
This seems to be a common problem with Samsung 4.1.1 -> 4.1.2 upgrades. It seems to have hit a fair number of SGS3 users, including my wife. It seems like the contacts aren't "registered" properly after the upgrade. For any individual contact even the tiniest of edits (which you can then undo) seems to fix the issue.
My workaround was (only works for contacts you get from Google).
1. Export all contacts to a file (vCard, IIRC).
2. Import that file into your Google contacts, duplicating every contact.
3. Go to google.com/contacts and merge duplicates.
4. Re-sync all of your contacts from Google (slow)
There were a few merge glitches and a few contacts not fixed, but it worked well enough to deal with the rest manually.
Sent from my GT-N7105 using xda premium
It happened to me as well when I first upgraded from 4.1.1 -> 4.1.2 as well.
However, to solve the problem is much simpler than you suggested...
Just clear data from "Contacts" and "Contacts Storage" in Application Manager. Reboot and resync contacts (it is VERY FAST, not SLOW) with Google.
Backup your contacts just in case (use Google export function)
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