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First of all there was no need of posting in two threads. Second, yes it is successor of evo and it is much better than corby, etc. Third, you even didnt mentioned any details and you are expecting us to help you! You left the sentence at but.....where you mentioned that you got some signals, why? What error you got? Dont take it personally but there are ways to get help but not this way for sure. Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk

Hi, From yesterday morning(15th Feb 12), Gmail and all other google apps are not syncing on my phone. Internet is working fine. Websites are opening and other apps are also able to access the internet. Anybody else facing this problem? Update : Google apps working fine on Wifi.

Now everything is fine at my end also. May be its some temporary issue with reliance for some particular series of numbers. Thanks guys for your inputs. Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk

Any S2 user can confirm ?

Finally all the ambiguities have been removed!!! Thanks to Hetal and Team..........

There are apps to do that also. Dont remember the name but it has been posted on our forum too. Try searching. Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk

^ Have you put phone on diag mode ? If not, follow these: 1. Dont connect your phone to PC. 2. Insall diag drivers from here 3. Dial ##8778# and in select UART=Modem, USB=Modem. Now qpst will detect it. Alternatively you can dial ##AKEY# on your phone keypad and it may ask to input the akey. I am not sure whether this will work or not. If it doesnt, try the above method. Hope it helps.

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Though it seems that you have read the judgement in full, but still some of your queries are addressed in the following : New Delhi SENDING a clear message to the CBI court that the 2G spectrum allocation of 2008 is a scam and not the result of a government policy decision, the Supreme Court today quashed the grant of 122 UAS licences and allocation of spectrum to 12 private companies. Even as the trial in the 2G case progresses in a Patiala House trial court in Delhi, a bench of Justices G S Singhvi and A K Ganguly held former telecom minister A Raja and his department guilty of “virtually gifting away an important national asset at throwaway prices.” The bench also slammed the telecom regulator, TRAI, accusing it of doublespeak for giving the First-Come-First-Served (FCFS) policy of spectrum allocation a go-by in the name of “level playing field” without emphasizing on transparency in allocation through an auction process. But no one was more strongly indicted than Raja himself, the court even claiming that officers were “cowed” down fearing his “wrath.” The bench went on to impose a fine on the private telecom companies, saying they tweaked the “power circles” at the expense of the Public Exchequer. These findings have been included despite the court saying that observations and conclusions in the judgment will neither influence Special Judge OP Saini, in whose court the trial is on, nor affect the “pending investigation” by the CBI, Directorate of Enforcement and others agencies, or for that matter, prejudice the defence of the accused, including Raja, who are facing prosecution. Countering the private companies’ argument that if the FCFS allocation of spectrum has “resulted in violation of the institutional integrity, then all the licences granted 2001 onwards should be cancelled,” it said those who have got licences between 2001 and September 24, 2007 are not parties in these petitions and their legality has not been questioned before this Court. The judgment comes on petitions filed by Centre for Public Interest Litigation (CPIL), an NGO, Janata Party chief Subramanian Swamy and others. The court, in the judgment, endorses advocate Prashant Bhushan’s arguments that spectrum is a national asset and cannot be distributed by adopting the principle of FCFS on the basis of the application received by the DoT without any advertisement and without holding auction. To this end, the court invoked the international principle of Public Trust Doctrine to explain why spectrum is considered a “finite natural resource” owned by the public and not to be spent as “largesse” by public officials and political entities on their whims and personal gains. ”Spectrum has been internationally accepted as a scarce, finite and renewable natural resource which is susceptible to degradation in case of inefficient utilisation. It has a high economic value in light of the demand for it on account of growth in the telecom sector. Although, it does not belong to a particular State, the right of use has been granted to the States as per international norms. It is hence to that extent a national asset,” Justice Singhvi, who wrote the judgment, observed. “What needs to be emphasised is that the State and/or its agencies/instrumentalities cannot give largesse to any person according to the sweet will and whims of the political entities and/or officers of the State,” said Justice Singhvi invoking a 1996 case law New India Public School v. HUDA. Justice Singhvi said his judgment is inspired by the 1997 MC Mehta case verdict, which says that “natural resources are vested with the Government as a matter of trust in the name of the people of India and it is the solemn duty of the State to protect the national interest and natural resources must always be used in the interest of the country and not private interests.” Basing his judgment on this principle, the Bench declared the allocation of spectrum to the 12 companies as illegal and non-existent in four months. The court gave the TRAI two months to make fresh recommendations for grant of licence and allocation of spectrum in 2G band in 22 Service Areas by auction, as was done for allocation of spectrum in 3G band. The Central Government shall consider the recommendations of TRAI and take appropriate decision within the next one month and fresh licences be granted by auction, the court said. Of the dozen telcos, Etisalat, Unitech Wireless Group and Tata Teleservices Ltd will have to pay Rs 5 crore each for having benefited by a “wholly arbitrary and unconstitutional action taken by the DoT,” the court said. Special mention was given to the fact that they reaped “many thousand crores in the name of fresh infusion of equity or transfer of equity” through off-loading their stakes. Loop Telecom Pvt Ltd, STel, Allianz Infratech (P) Ltd and Sistema Shyam Tele Services Ltd have also been directed to pay a cost of Rs 50 lakh each “because they too had been benefited by the wholly arbitrary and unconstitutional exercise undertaken by the DoT” in 2008. Fifty percent each of the costs imposed shall go to help legal aid and the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund, respectively. The court traces the roots of the scam to the August 28, 2007 recommendations given by TRAI on spectrum allocation which led to the “scarce commodity” being allocated cheap to private players. “Although, while making recommendations on 28.8.2007, TRAI itself had recognised that spectrum was a scarce commodity, it made recommendation for allocation of 2G spectrum on the basis of 2001 price by invoking the theory of level playing field,” The TRAI turning its back on the implications of the FCFS policy was in contravention of the Cabinet endorsement of the recommendations of the Group of Ministers (GoM on October 30, 2003 that DoT and Ministry of Finance were required to discuss and finalise the spectrum pricing formula, the court said. “To say the least, the entire approach adopted by TRAI was lopsided and contrary to the decision taken by the Council of Ministers and its recommendations became a handle for the then the Minister of C&IT and the officers of the DoT who virtually gifted away the important national asset at throw away prices. This becomes clear from the fact that soon after obtaining the licences, some of the beneficiaries off-loaded their stakes to others, in the name of transfer of equity or infusion of fresh capital by foreign companies, and thereby made huge profits.” The bench goes on to add: “We have no doubt that if the method of auction had been adopted for grant of licence which could be the only rational transparent method for distribution of national wealth, the nation would have been enriched by many thousand crores”. With this, the court concludes that it has “no hesitation to record a finding that the recommendations made by TRAI were flawed in many respects and implementation thereof by the DoT resulted in gross violation of the objective of NPT 1999.” Saying this, the court proceeds to attack the FCFS policy itself: “There is a fundamental flaw in the principle of first-come-first-served inasmuch as it involves an element of pure chance or accident”. “Any person who has access to power corridor at the highest or the lowest level may be able to obtain information from the Government files or the files of the agency/instrumentality of the State that a particular public property or asset is likely to be disposed of or a contract is likely to be awarded or a licence or permission would be given. He would immediately make an application and would become entitled to stand first in the queue at the cost of all others who may have a better claim,” court reasons. On the other hand, the court said a transparent auction of a public asset lets no room to “scuttle the claim of worthy applicants”. “When it comes to alienation of scarce natural resources like spectrum etc., the State must always adopt a method of auction by giving wide publicity so that all eligible persons may participate in the process. Any other methodology for disposal of public property and natural resources/national assets is likely to be misused by unscrupulous people who are only interested in garnering maximum financial benefit and have no respect for the constitutional ethos and values,” it said. LINK

It won't fit . You can give it to vishal. Anyways thanks for your giweaway..... Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk

If it fits epic 4g touch, would love to take it. Sent from my HP Touchpad on ICS using Tapatalk

Samsung teases Nexus Prime in new video Oh Samsung, you temptress. The rumored builder of Google’s next developer phone, the Nexus Prime, just posted this YouTube video featuring 27 seconds of boring and three seconds of jaw-dropping wow. At the end of the ad is what appears to be a profile view of the upcoming superphone, just before a plug for Samsung’s Mobile Unpacked event at CTIA. First impressions: man, that is some serious screen curve. The last developer phone, Samsung’s Nexus S, also featured a screen with curved tempered glass, but the Nexus Prime looks like it takes the concave styling to a new level. If you look closely, you can see three gold-colored circles on the phone’s side, possibly electrical contacts for a dock, a la the original Nexus One. You can see that the phone has an exaggerated bulge on the back, much more pronounced than the various Galaxy S II models. Rumored specs on the Samsung Nexus Prime include an HD 1280 x 720 screen, NFC and facial recognition capability, the latest dual-core processor and of course, the latest version of Android, Ice Cream Sandwich. The as-yet-unnumbered software version will combine elements of Gingerbread and Honeycomb to create a unified Android platform. The preamble to Samsung’s video certainly seems to allude to some sweet food-based codenames. And if you think that it’s a coincidence that this preview came out the night of Apple’s iPhone 4S announcement, I’ve got some ocean-front property in Arizona to sell you. Keep an eye on Android Community during CTIA for full coverage. The Samsung Unbox event – and hopefully the Nexus Prime unveiling – will be held next Tuesday, October 11th. http://www.youtube.c...9RO-GAKjE?rel=0 Source

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CM9 coming very soon to HP Touchpad

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@Shahab, received the CC holder. Thanks

If not already taken up, would like to have one cc holder. Thanks Sent from my Nexus S 4G using Tapatalk

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Hi Guys, I am looking for a bluetooth headset which is best suited to be used while driving with Helmets. I know my friend brought one but he cannot use it with helmet as it pinches a lot in ear. So please suggest something. Thanks!

Yeh to siri ki band baja dega.....:-P Sent from my Nexus S 4G using Tapatalk

First you need to root your phone, there are few apps available in the market to remove bloatware. Titanium backup is one of them and widely used.

Available till now.

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