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Trying to get into the service menu for adjusting some network settings. Does this require root or can you do it from stock rim no root? Running 6.0.1 T-mobile u.s version. Sent from my SM-N915T using XDA-Developers Legacy app

Overall I think the 4.3 upgrade is worth it. It seems to have fixed quite a few issues and I haven't experienced any problems after the upgrade (the upgrade process however leaves a lot to be desired at the moment). Besides the new features here is what I have noticed personally: 1. Overall...

It seems that everyone is getting a performance/security update. Verizon just got one http://www.engadget.com/2013/05/03/verizon-galaxy-note-2-update-multi-window/ are we going to get another update soon? Or do we already have the performance tweaks and are just lacking the security updates...

So. Got my new phone from the insurance. So...how should I securely erase my old one so there's none of my data on it? Suggestions for a good app or program to wipe it? Sent from my SGH-T889

You should get mobile Odin Pro. If you haven't already. It's great if you use stock roms and want root. No more worrying about losing root during OTA upgrades. You also keep your apps and data if you wish. Or if you just wanted to do a quick reinstall and wipe if your phone. Also mobile odin...

Here's some news. Talked to a tech today for awhile resolving an account issue. During our conversation I asked about deployment plans. Here is the top five things they said they're doing: 1. Rolling out LTE upgrades to current 4g towers. Which may cause temporary service loss of data. 2...

Who would like me to make a guide for NV edits and debug mode preferences that will boost performance slightly? The following things are things that I have been able to fix/boost performance on: 1. Preference to wcdma over edge/gprs 2. Fix to edge issues (in some areas) 3. GPRS/Edge stabilized...

I was finally able to enable AMR-WB on UMTS on my note 2! It is quite simple to enable as well. You can do it through the app pimp my rom (which I am not affiliated with). Note: This only works for stock roms running stock kernals with root. Also the tower/network in your area must have it...

So I live in an area that has MetroPCS LTE and AT&T LTE. So I can test if my phone can see LTE. When I switch it to LTE in Engineering Mode I am able to see MetroPCS towers (I have not gone to an area with AT&T LTE yet as I'm doing this at work where only MetroPCS LTE is visible as well as...

I need to actually write it when I get to my desktop in the next coue days.