Recent content by eagle63

So I just got myself a Shield. (yay!) I was noticing that Nvidia has a list of routers that it recommends (here: http://shield.nvidia.com/accessories-hardware) calling them "Gamestream Ready" routers that are optimized for PC game streaming. Is there really something unique/special about...

I'm not exactly sure what your question is, but yes wifi calling is on all (or almost all) the Galaxy devices on T-Mobile. Sent from my SGH-T999 using Tapatalk 2

Possible, I'm not sure. Back when I added it (about a year ago) I had to call customer care and have them do it as it wasn't available to manually add on the website.

Actually it IS correct. The app only says "...may use your minutes..." My info is coming from my own plan. As I said, you need to have a rep add wifi calling to your plan. (see screen-shot of my plan below) If you don't do that step, then it will use your minutes. I use WiFi calling all the...

TMobile's WiFi calling does NOT use your minutes, however you need to call Tmobile customer-care and ask them to add the "WiFi calling option" to your plan. It's free, but without it any calls you make using wifi calling will still use your minutes.

Personal preference, but my impression is that twrp seems to be the preferred recovery right now. I actually ran into problems trying to install CyanogenMod using CWM and had to install TWRP instead. It has worked great and I haven't switched back. Sent from my SGH-T999 using Tapatalk 2

That might explain it then. Thanks!

That's what I thought too, but clearly that didn't happen to me given that I had 6GB of stuff hanging around after flashing root66. (using ODIN) Oh well, unless someone tells me otherwise I think at this point I'm good to go. Thanks,

Thanks for the reply, before I noticed your reply however I ended up doing another factory reset, but this type I manually wiped the /System partition using TWRP. Then I flashed root66 again using Odin. Now things look better, no more files hanging over from previous ROM's. I did just go...

Hey guys, I recently went from TouchWiz to CM 10.1, and today I went back to TouchWiz. I ended up flashing the latest "root66" TouchWiz ROM because it's the official touchwiz with root injected into it. I did this using ODIN on my PC. (I have all my data backed up elsewhere so I don't mind...

Remember the golden rule: most wireless carrier employees don't know anything. Just because some guy at tmobile said people were having problems doesn't mean it's anything out of the ordinary. (the update is working fine for me, fyi) Sent from my SGH-T999 using Tapatalk 2

The last 3 or 4 roms here have all been the kind that don't wipe your phone.

I applied the latest image using Mobile Odin and everything seems to have worked fine, however I'm noticing that if I go into settings --> About Device, it shows the build number as IMM76D.T999UVALH2. Is this right? Shouldn't it be *UVALJ4 at the end? My baseband version did change, however...

I've only had it renamed for about a week but no problems so far.

Thanks, yes I'm already rooted. (using the T999UVALH2 image from this thread) So in other words I could take the latest rom from this thread, and flash it using mobile odin but NOT enable everroot? (since the image is already rooted) That sounds like a nice way to do it, thanks!!