Essential Official Android Thread

[Nismo]

Google Wallet update but its still not working in my EVO LTE

fukking Sprint....I DO NOT WANT TO USE YOUR shytTY WALLET WHENEVER IT DROPS

I just want to use Google Wallet

mine works fine on the s3 for att. but you know sprint is just phasing out 3rd party wallets to benifit the one they are launching

 

[Absolut da poet ®]

Google Wallet update but its still not working in my EVO LTE

fukking Sprint....I DO NOT WANT TO USE YOUR shytTY WALLET WHENEVER IT DROPS

I just want to use Google Wallet

I used G wallet to pay for some grub @McDs people in line next to me were looking at me like I was from Hogwarts or Star Trek

started asking questions I'm like
jellybizzeen nikka. droid gang. goog set.

catch up b.tches


Lol

 

[Brooklynzson]

I used G wallet to pay for some grub @McDs people in line next to me were looking at me like I was from Hogwarts or Star Trek

started asking questions I'm like
jellybizzeen nikka. droid gang. goog set.

catch up b.tches


Lol

Can't lie I seen somebody use that shyt the other day and I had the face

 

[1970s HeRon Flow]

Google Wallet update but its still not working in my EVO LTE

fukking Sprint....I DO NOT WANT TO USE YOUR shytTY WALLET WHENEVER IT DROPS

I just want to use Google Wallet

Mine either,and this one of my fav apps i used daily

 

[CTech83]

My G Wallet doesn't work anymore. I setup an account before I rooted and flashed a rom. Once I loaded up G wallet on the phone again, the app wouldn't open and gave an error. Seems like if you don't uninstall the app the correct way before flashing, you're pretty much fukked until you get a new phone.


Google Wallet: Good News and Bad News | Pocketnow

Hope this helps a few people before they fukk up like I did.

 

[GoldenGlove]

My G Wallet doesn't work anymore. I setup an account before I rooted and flashed a rom. Once I loaded up G wallet on the phone again, the app wouldn't open and gave an error. Seems like if you don't uninstall the app the correct way before flashing, you're pretty much fukked until you get a new phone.


Google Wallet: Good News and Bad News | Pocketnow

Hope this helps a few people before they fukk up like I did.

Breh, I posted about this weeks ago in here. You must have missed it.

 

[Tha Snowman]

My G Wallet doesn't work anymore. I setup an account before I rooted and flashed a rom. Once I loaded up G wallet on the phone again, the app wouldn't open and gave an error. Seems like if you don't uninstall the app the correct way before flashing, you're pretty much fukked until you get a new phone.


Google Wallet: Good News and Bad News | Pocketnow

Hope this helps a few people before they fukk up like I did.

What error? If it's the secure element error, I believe you can restore your backup, reset the app, and then flash whatever.

 

[ExodusNirvana]

It's been quite a wait, but after months of speculation, and a lengthy wait for approval, VLC has hit Android in beta form. VideoLAN, the developer of the app, notes that the version is not stable, but it managed to play back our on-device content without issue. The beta is only for devices with an ARMv7 processor that supports the NEON engine (which, thankfully accounts for the vast majority of Android devices), but VideoLAN promises it will release separate applications to support a wider range of phones and tablets.

The release arrives complete with a basic widget that lets you play, pause, and skip tracks when using VLC to play music. You can grab VLC Beta for Android from the Google Play store now, but bear in mind that, according to VideoLAN, "it might kill your kitten, destroy your house, and start the Mayan apocalypse."

Update: It looks as though the beta isn't available through Google Play in the US yet. Luckily the team also has nightly builds available outside of Google's official store for a wide range of devices. As always, be aware that nightly builds are experimental and unstable — use at your own risk.

VLC for Android now available as beta in the Google Play store | The Verge

 

[Rekkapryde]

It's been quite a wait, but after months of speculation, and a lengthy wait for approval, VLC has hit Android in beta form. VideoLAN, the developer of the app, notes that the version is not stable, but it managed to play back our on-device content without issue. The beta is only for devices with an ARMv7 processor that supports the NEON engine (which, thankfully accounts for the vast majority of Android devices), but VideoLAN promises it will release separate applications to support a wider range of phones and tablets.

The release arrives complete with a basic widget that lets you play, pause, and skip tracks when using VLC to play music. You can grab VLC Beta for Android from the Google Play store now, but bear in mind that, according to VideoLAN, "it might kill your kitten, destroy your house, and start the Mayan apocalypse."

Update: It looks as though the beta isn't available through Google Play in the US yet. Luckily the team also has nightly builds available outside of Google's official store for a wide range of devices. As always, be aware that nightly builds are experimental and unstable — use at your own risk.

VLC for Android now available as beta in the Google Play store | The Verge

 

[gldnone913]

yo....anybody got the galaxy S3 for sprint yet? reading some reviews, folks were having issues with roaming and slow data connection...

 

[CTech83]

Breh, I posted about this weeks ago in here. You must have missed it.

Yeah, I fukked up way before that post

 

[CTech83]

What error? If it's the secure element error, I believe you can restore your backup, reset the app, and then flash whatever.

Stupid me forgot to create a backup. I'll just wait for the next Nexus to drop, unless they somehow figure out a way to fix it.

 

[Tha Snowman]

yo....anybody got the galaxy S3 for sprint yet? reading some reviews, folks were having issues with roaming and slow data connection...

That's just the network...nothing new.

 

[gldnone913]

That's just the network...nothing new.

hope so....b/c i'm bout to order the joint

 

[Eoin]

I'm thinking about copping a sony xperia s? Any of you have one? Is it worth the 400€ or is there a better alturnative in the same price range?