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Wiped phone and used ODIN to flash stock ICS and have the standard voicemail indicator that won't go away. I was using GVoice before and have it running again and nothing I do get rid of the indicator. Anyone else?
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Have someone leave you a new voicemail, then delete it. This will clear the notification...
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Call your self from another phone and leave a voice mail and then delete it. Should fix the little problem
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Also after you delete don't hang up immediately. Let it get back to the main menu. Fixed it for me when I had same problem.
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I did that before and it didn't do it. Maybe now that GVoice is back on I switch it then switching back? Hmmm.
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Nope. No dice. My phone is always on GVoice. Does not switch over. I also don't get any settings options for either from voicemail carrier select. Grayed out for both.
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hompsar said:
I did that before and it didn't do it. Maybe now that GVoice is back on I switch it then switching back? Hmmm.
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Nope. No dice. My phone is always on GVoice. Does not switch over. I also don't get any settings options for either from voicemail carrier select. Grayed out for both.
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Can you disable g voice? Also holding down 1 on keypad should let you call your voicemail and let you listen/delete it
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I am starting to think that I cannot. I had switched off of GVoice and voicemail still went through it. And like I said I am not getting the option for settings in either...
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Go to the g voice app and sign out. Have you tried that?
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No option for signing out. My voicemail go through GVoice and I check them through GVoice. Which is fine. Minus the default notification.
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Got it. Called voicemail and sent a message to myself directly from there. Then deleted it and the indicator went away.
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hompsar said:
I did that before and it didn't do it. Maybe now that GVoice is back on I switch it then switching back? Hmmm.
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Nope. No dice. My phone is always on GVoice. Does not switch over. I also don't get any settings options for either from voicemail carrier select. Grayed out for both.
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If you login into google voice through the webpage, you can disable it for your phone number. Then it will revert to TMobile.
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[EDIT] Never mind. Fixed.
Carry on.
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Anyone seen the blinking eye at the top of the phone? I'm not quite sure what it is. Ideas? It only pops up from time to time....
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its called smart stay. its looking for your face and wont turn the screen off if it detects your face.
I used to wonder what that was on my galaxy s3 and was still wondering what that was on my Note 2..
Swyped by Me & My GN2
It detects if your eyes are looking at the screen...you can disable it under settings > motion > smart stay
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it's also for smart rotate
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I have a sprint S3, my buddy just got a s3 and is on Tmobile while showing him some stuff on his phone I noticed they have a setting for wifi calling in there settings.. It allows him to use his data connection to receive and make calls when he has low cellular signal. I can't find this anywhere on the sprint version. This would be extremely helpful at work when I have no signal.
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That is only natively available on T-mobile phones. I wish it was available for us too, that would be cool.
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Would it be possible to port it? Or is there an app that would do the same thing?
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I've never done it, but there's a way to do it with a combination of Google Voice and a VOIP app.
As far as porting it, I'm not a device so I wouldn't know. I think it has more to do with how t-mobile handles it rather than something that's actually on the phone.
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I actually do have Google voice integrated what voip app would I need?
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Any ideas?
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Only app I know of that would be useful here is groove ip. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.snrblabs.grooveip&hl=en
Ok if i have the sprint integration of Google voice on my phone? and i download Groove i should be able to use my cell number over wifi?
*on a side note what is the advantages of google voice with sprint integration?
I feel like I saw that feature on ICS and then it went away in JB.
Is this possible? Could it be as simple as editing some strings in your folders. Just wondering because if there is a better way without buying roam control I'd try it. Also, wish the sprint diagnostics app had that included :/
Thanks
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Are you talking about data roaming? As in settings>more>roaming>tick the box?
I want to force roaming. Not just enable roaming.
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Just curious, who here installed the app from the PlayStore?
Do we get the copy on original release date or do we get early tracks?
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Well the application should give you the album. But it will be available on the Internet eventually
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Edit: not sure lol
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I did installed it...
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Crinkypops said:
Just curious, who here installed the app from the PlayStore?
Do we get the copy on original release date or do we get early tracks?
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You get a digital copy of the album on July 4'th, 3 days before the actual release date.
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I installed it
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Alright now it makes sense!
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i got it!! excited to hear the new album
Actually, I have a question. I was planning on flashing a 4.2.2. Will I still be able to get it?
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Crinkypops said:
Actually, I have a question. I was planning on flashing a 4.2.2. Will I still be able to get it?
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Not sure. Why don't you download and backup with titanium..
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Currently have paranoid Android 4.2.2 and was able to install. No problem
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Does anyone know a way that we can extract the downloaded content? Reason I'm asking is because I want to hear it from Poweramp as I have preset EQs in there.
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Crinkypops said:
Does anyone know a way that we can extract the downloaded content? Reason I'm asking is because I want to hear it from Poweramp as I have preset EQs in there.
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How did you even get it to work? Mine just stays stuck at the opening screen and nothing happens. It used to have a bunch of demos and stuff. Now, nothing.
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Would love to know how to extract the tunes as well
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This app is another representation on how the man will control you. This app does nothing but harvest your data, sell it to the appropriate entities and not allow you to play how you want. The music industry is trying to pull a quick one on you. Extract the APK if you dont believe me. I personally will stick to other ways to get my music free
We did just get a whole album for free.......right?
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no you did not
You obtained a product/service in exchange for your personal information.
Nothing is for free
stretchwookie said:
How did you even get it to work? Mine just stays stuck at the opening screen and nothing happens. It used to have a bunch of demos and stuff. Now, nothing.
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Just wait foe the boot screen to finish. It is a poorly-built app.
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ssmr2t said:
no you did not
You obtained a product/service in exchange for your personal information.
Nothing is for free
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I see you saying this, but what data does it harvest. What are you seeing in the decompile app that proves this? I don't even have the app in just curious why your making these claims and very broad claims too.
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kintwofan said:
I see you saying this, but what data does it harvest. What are you seeing in the decompile app that proves this? I don't even have the app in just curious why your making these claims and very broad claims too.
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It doesnt even take that level of investigation. It's just common sense
THIS APPLICATION HAS ACCESS TO THE FOLLOWING:
YOUR LOCATION
APPROXIMATE LOCATION (NETWORK-BASED)
Allows the app to get your approximate location. This location is derived by location services using network location sources such as cell towers and Wi-Fi. These location services must be turned on and available to your device for the app to use them. Apps may use this to determine approximately where you are.
PRECISE LOCATION (GPS AND NETWORK-BASED)
Allows the app to get your precise location using the Global Positioning System (GPS) or network location sources such as cell towers and Wi-Fi. These location services must be turned on and available to your device for the app to use them. Apps may use this to determine where you are, and may consume additional battery power.
NETWORK COMMUNICATION
FULL NETWORK ACCESS
Allows the app to create network sockets and use custom network protocols. The browser and other applications provide means to send data to the internet, so this permission is not required to send data to the internet.
PHONE CALLS
READ PHONE STATUS AND IDENTITY
Allows the app to access the phone features of the device. This permission allows the app to determine the phone number and device IDs, whether a call is active, and the remote number connected by a call.
STORAGE
MODIFY OR DELETE THE CONTENTS OF YOUR USB STORAGE
Allows the app to write to the USB storage.
YOUR APPLICATIONS INFORMATION
RETRIEVE RUNNING APPS
Allows the app to retrieve information about currently and recently running tasks. This may allow the app to discover information about which applications are used on the device.
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Why would an application intended to come to "Samsung Galaxy* fans first " need this much info?
Further information- http://www.businessinsider.com/jay-zs-5-million-samsung-deal-2013-7
The guy is a genius, and will be one of the most influential/ powerful artists of our time and generations to come