Ada Gratis One

HTC has finally pushing the Android 4.3 update for HTC One Developer Edition. This a major software update that bumps-the HTC One from build version 1.29.1540.17 Android 4.1.2 to the current firmware build 3.22.1540.1, a Android 4.3 upgrade. According to the official changelog, that this update will only bring an additional enhancements to the current HTC Sense 5 UI (user’s interface) wrapped in Android 4.3.
The hefty size of 564.04MB firmware packaged does not seem believably tells the whole story at all. The changelog might have been shortened on purposed and I’m sure that there might some major impact about this update, including camera enhancements, battery life improvements, squashing some bugs, and among other stuff this update may bring just like the Asian version of HTC One 4.3 received the other day.
HTC One DE 3.22.1540.1 Ota update firmware

HTC One DE 3.22.1540.1 Ota update firmware

If your HTC One developer edition haven’t received this 3.22.1540.1 update just simply do that little tap and touch thing from your phone’s Settings > About > Software updates > Check now. This update just already confirmed hitting US HTC One GPE with CID number ‘BS_US001′ .
Those might have rooted their HTC One and might facing issues to get this update, you can also restore back your phone to stock RUU. Just make sure and don’t forget to back-up all of your important files stored from the phone and copy it to your computer. You can use the RUU version 1.29.1540.3 then just accepts previous minor OTA updates 1.29.1540.16 and 1.29.1540.16 until it will prompts you to version OTA 3.22.1540.1.
For U.S carrier branded HTC One variants that has been already converted to developer edition, of-course with already re-locked bootloader and has changed the CID number to BS_US001, you can also use the stock RUU 1.29.1540.16. Then perform the same basic method on updating via OTA.
We will try to find the stock OTA firmware file or might as well the official RUU on this 3.22.1540.1 build, if HTC will release it and become available this coming few days. That’s it! Just make sure to spot anything new if you already received this update.

Update: Stock RUU 3.22.1540.1 HTC One Developer Edition now available for download.

You can now download HTC One Developer Edition Stock RUU 3.22.1540.1 via HTC developer support page. There are variety of files in there, including the stock ROM fastboot flashable file via ADB command.
http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads
Direct download link: RUU_M7_UL_JB43_SENSE50_MR_BrightstarUS_WWE_3.22.1540.1.exe
http://dl4.htc.com/RomCode/Source_and_Binaries/RUU_M7_UL_JB43_SENSE50_MR_BrightstarUS_WWE_3.22.1540.1.exe Ricky Febrian November 29, 2014 New Google SEO Bandung, Indonesia

OTA Update Android 4.3 HTC One Developer Edition 3.22.1540.1 Brings HTC Sense 5 Enhancements

Nexus 7 LTE OTA Update to 4.3.1 JLS36I, first of its kind without changelog

Here is Sprint Samsung Galaxy S4 (SPH-L720) official Android 4.3 VPUEMJA stock OTA update firmware file that can be flashed through stock recovery.This update is now live via OTA over the air, the stock OTA firmware is only useful for those who are facing issues updating through OTA or can’t wait to take the update any longer. This is the same file officially released by Sprint and again which can be manually installed by going through the stock recovery.
L720VPUEMJA Sprint Galaxy S4 4.3 OTA update

L720VPUEMJA Sprint Galaxy S4 4.3 OTA update

Download here: http://android.clients.google.com/pa…Update_FWD.zip (mirror link)

Flashing via Stock recovery:

Make sure your Galaxy S4 battery has been re-charge and then make a full back-up of your important files stored from the phone. The MJA update comes in a new bootloader, so make sure to have a full back-up. You phone must currently run on stock firmware Android 4.2.2 MF9 and NOT ROOTED. If your phone is rooted you’ll lose root once you take this update, so try to figure out how to update without loosing root. This is not recommended for those rooted Galaxy S4 devices, since this is a official Android 4.3 update from Samsung and Sprint. You must also be aware that this update includes KNOX security suite, and it can be tripped once you installed any custom recovery, root kernels and any unsigned firmwares. There is a new “KNOX Warranty Void flag” now when you take your device into download mode, and the default official count is 0x0, once tripped it will set to 0x1. How’s it clever? Yeah! So watch out for that.
Okay, download the stock OTA update MJA file, then copy it to your external SD card. Then reboot your phone into recovery mode, simply press volume up button and the power button until it shows you the recovery mode screen. Scroll to the option that says “update from SD card” then simply browse the MJA file from your SD card, then hit install. Wait until it completely install the MJA update file. You should then see that your Galaxy S4 will boot into Android 4.3 Jelly Bean.
If you want to learn more deeper, just watch this video from (QbKing77) via Youtube or through his website qbking77.com.

VPUEMJA 4.3 Changelog:

Android 4.3 Jelly Bean Upgrade
Galaxy Gear Functionality
KNOX support

This update now bumped-up your Sprint Galaxy S4 to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. The VPUEMJA now brings Samsung KNOX security suite, and the new Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatch functionality support. You should buy the new Galaxy Gear smartwatch to learn how to use and enjoy this feature. Inside the Android 4.3 stuff, you’ll also noticed some new tweaks, including the stock keyboard which has now equipped with auto correct in its settings. The rest is all up for you to discover.

Update: Stock Firmware L720VPUEMJA Odin Flashable

The Odin flashbale file is the full stock image that can be directly or manually flashed even if the device is fully rooted and no need to restore back to any system images files such as stock recovery, kernel, bootloader and modems. This will automatically upgrade the device to official Android 4.3 MJA in one single shot.

Installation Procedures:

Disclaimer: This guide is for advance users only, if this is your first time and never been heard about this method, make a careful research first before proceeding. We shall not be held responsible if anything happens to your device by using this guide. Proceed at your own risk!

Step 1: Grab the necessary files.
Odin3_v3.09 for flashing 4.3 firmware download
USB driver for 4.2.2 running devices download
USB Driver for 4.3 running devices download
Android 4.3 Stock Firmware SCH-i545 – VZW_L720VPUEMJA link
Step 2: Prepare things as follows.
– Use a PC or laptop that runs in Windows OS, with a good and perfectly working USB serial port.
– Use the USB cable wire for your Galaxy S4.
– Make sure that your Galaxy S4 battery is fully charge.
– Back up all important files stored from your phone’s internal memory – contacts, messages, etc. Full (Nandroid back-up) for those who runs with custom ROMs.
– Perform Full wipe data/factory reset dalvik cache, this is useful to gain a smooth flashing. (Just make sure that you already back up all your important files before resetting your device.
Step 3: Extract or unzip the downloaded stock firmware so that you’ll get the Odin flashable .tar.md5 file. Use Winzip, winrar, 7zip or any extracting tool you had in your computer.
Step 4: Run and Configure Odin
Run Odin downloader on your computer’s desktop. Watch out the check-boxes options on the right top of Odin, ensure that the ‘RE-PARTITION’ is unchecked. Leave the ‘AUTO-REBOOT and ‘F.RESET TIME’ remains checked.
Now, click on the AP button, then select and load the tar file that you have previously extracted. “L720VPUEMJA_L720SPTEMJA_L720VPUEMJA_HOME.tar.md5″
L720VPUEMJA stock firmware

Step 5: Reboot the Galaxy S4 into Download Mode.
To put your Galaxy S4 in download mode, just simply switch it off then gently press and hold the “POWER, VOLUME DOWN and HOME” buttons simultaneously. You’ll be then prompted in a warning screen to continue or cancel.
Step 6: Connect the Phone to the Computer or Laptop
Once the phone screen shows in downloading mode, connect your phone to the PC with the USB cable. You’ll then notice the upper box in Odin that turns in yellow color., it also indicates the COM:ID where the device is being detected and a word “added!!’ on the log box. If somehow those things never showed up, check out the USB cable connection, read again from the top of this post.
Step 7: Flash it!
Once all set and ready, hit he “START” button to begin flashing.
Do not touch anything that might interrupt the process to avoid any fatal errors or failures, it may ruin your device if any interruption occurs while already in flashing status.
It may takes a couple of minutes or longer and it depends of your PC/laptop speeds. A word “PASS” will display in Odin once it finishes. If somehow you will not get the word “PASS” or just stuck in along time. Disconnect the phone, remove battery, re-insert it, check the USB connection, re-install the driver, disable Kies and any anti-virus. Set the phone in Downloadmode again, and repeat the whole procedure.
The phone will just automatically reboots if the firmware flashing successfully completes. Just wait until it boots up on the “Samsung” logo for a while then into an android update screen. If it still shows boot logo try rebooting and if it stays there, you need to wipe your phone.

Fixing possible issues after flashing, including bootloops or just stuck on a welcome screen logo and can’t further boot normally.

Do this, reboot in recovery mode – Press and hold Volume Up, Home and Power button. Use volume keys to select up and down and power or home key to select the recovery options.
1. Select Wipe Data/Factory Reset
2. Next select the Wipe Cache Partition
3. Lastly select Reboot System Now to reboot your Galaxy S4 in Normal mode.
Confirm your fresh firmware installed by typing *#1234# or
Go to Settings>About Phone>Firmware info.
Source: Samsung Ricky Febrian November 29, 2014 New Google SEO Bandung, Indonesia

Manually Update Sprint Samsung Galaxy S4 to Official 4.3 VPUEMJA Firmware

Install 4.3 Update On AT&T Galaxy S3 to I747UCUEMJB

T-Mobile’s Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (SGH-T899) Android 4.3 update has officially rolled-out. The 4.3 update comes in the software build version number T889UVUCMK7. The T889UVUCMK7 4.3 update can now be downloaded via OTA (over-the-air) and through Samsung Kies firmware update server. Those who aren’t installed or modified their device system can update straightly to 4.3 T889UVUCMK7 from previous build 4.1.2 T889UVBMD1. But for those who got rooted or installed with modified firmware and might facing software update errors and failure issues while trying to get the 4.3 update then this is for you. Below is the original or stock firmware T889UVUCMK7 4.3 than can be manually flashed through Odin. If you root your device before or installed with ROMs then you already know about flashing.

So again, if you want to get th 4.3 update just simply grab the 4.3 stock firmware below. One more thing, the 4.3 update now equipped with a secured bootloader, there is a circumstances that you cannot install back to older software update version, for this breaks the bootloader image once gets re-written. So make sure to be aware with that if you are planning to install any ROMs that still based on 4.1.2 or 4.2.2. If you are also rooted then you’ll lose root once the 4.3 installation has made that’s because official firmwares wipes-out any modification you have made.

Upgrade T-MO Galaxy Note 2 T889 to Official Android 4.3 T889UVUCMK7

Disclaimer: This method is used by developers and advanced users only. If ever this is your first time heard about this procedure, please make a careful research first before proceeding. We shall not be held any responsibility if anything happens to your device from using this guide.
Warning: This stock ROM is only compatible for Samsung Galaxy Note 2 SGH-T889 specific model only. Do not ever try to use this firmware on other Samsung Galaxy Note 2 variants.
FAQS:
Q: Will I lost root using this method?
A: Yes, this will restore your device into official firmware.
Q: Can I install root again once upgraded to this version?
A:  Yes, this firmware build can be rooted, but there is now a new KNOX security platform hidden inside the system that now completely voids the warranty of your device once gets tripped by means of rooting or installing any custom recovery. This sets “KNOX warranty Void: 0x1 from 0x0″ (You can see this when you set your device in download mode). This cannot be reset by any hacking method except by Samsung service personnel using a special tool of-course.
Grab the original T889UVUCMK7 Stock Firmware:
Odin downloader –  Odin3_v3.09
USB Driver – Drivers are here
Stock ROM – TMB_T889UVUCMK7_T889TMBCMK7.zip   [Download link] (this the only available download links for now since the old file-host has been shutdown for good)
Before you proceed prepare the necessary things as follows:
– Create a back-up all your personal data, like: Contacts, Messages, Applications, Pictures and Videos, so that you will not lost it just in-case something might went wrong after the update.
– Make sure that the phone’s battery is fully charge to ensure stability and avoid power failure issues while updating.
– Close all softwares, such as KIES suite, Antivirus, firewalls, to prevent the possible conflicts.
– Prepare a personal computer or laptop with Windows OS

Stock 4.3 T889UVUCMK7 Odin Flashing Procedure for Galaxy Note 2 (T889)

1)Extract the downloaded firmware or stock ROM. Use winzip, 7zip, winrar or any decompressing program you have in your computer.
2) Run Odin Downloader v3.07 flasher program.
3) Just click on the PDA button then select and load it. Load the binary file.
‘T889UVUCMK7_T889TMBCMK7_T889UVUCMK7_Home.tar.md5′
T889UVUCMK7 stock firmware

DO NOT check ‘Re-Partition’ option.
leave these checked: Auto Reboot and F.Reset Time checkboxes.
4) Put Galaxy Note 2 into Download Mode: Turn it Off first. Now Press and hold theVolume Down, HOME and Power ON button at the same time). You will then presented into a “Warning Message” screen, just press the Volume Up to continue. Once the Android robot and a “Downloading” message appears.
5) Connect USB data cable to Phone. The ID:COM box will highlight and turn to color yellow when the phone is properly connected and already recognize with Odin.
6) Tick the ‘START’ button when all is set and ready to begin flashing.

7) DO NOT Interrupt, touch nor do anything when the phone is already in flashing progress mode. You’ll messed up the phone if you accidentally interfere theinstallation. Wait until a word “PASS” appears on the left side of the Odin screen, it is an indication that the installation successfully completes. (If you get failed errors, check the USB connection condition, repeat the whole process)

8.Wait until the phone completely reboots, then unplug it from the PC.
Do factory reset again after flashing.
This is only optional just in-case you’ll experience bootloops and lag issues after flashing.
Turn the device off. Press and hold Volume Up+ Home+Power button, then select the Wipe Data/Factory Reset option (use volume keys to toggle, power button to enter selection) this process gains a fresher firmware installation and fixes any most-common issues. Ricky Febrian November 29, 2014 New Google SEO Bandung, Indonesia

Install T889UVUCMK7 Official 4.3 Update T-MO Galaxy Note 2 (T889) via Odin

For those who have already seen the first 4.4.2 KitKat update N9005XXUENA6 on Samsung Galaxy Note 3 SM-N9005 (Snapdragon). Well, here it goes another Android 4.4.2 KitKat firmware update with build numbers N9005XXUENA7, and this has been seen rolled out for a carrier branded Galaxy Note 3 SM-N9005 with T-Mobile and Cosmote in European countries so far. The official changelog says that its includes several enhancements and stability update, including few changes like the new camera shortcut icon in the lockscreen, icons and a different status bar color scheme while the Music Album Art is also addressed which is seemingly unseen on the first update.

N9005XXUENA7 4.4.2 KitKat Update Details and Changelog

– Software Update to 4.4.2 (KitKat OS)
– Music Album Art with music playback on the lockscreen.
– New start setting menu.
(Start-up screen, SMS)
– Camera shortcut added in the lockscreen.
Security Enhancement and Stability Update.
* Other changes may depend on the country or the mobile network providers.
* Once took the 4.4.2 update, you can not revert back to the old software version due to the new security policy guidelines.
Screenshots:
Galaxy Note 3 N9005 4.4.2 KitKat update N9005XXUENA7

Galaxy Note 3 N9005 4.4.2 KitKat update N9005XXUENA7

Model: SM-N9005
Country: Germany (T-Mobile)
Version: Android 4.4.2
Product Code: DTM
PDA: N9005XXUENA7
CSC: N9005DTMENA2
MODEM: N9005XXUENA2
Changelist: 348029
Build date: Sat, 11 Jan 2014
The changelist is a bit higher compared from N9005XXUENA6 which ‘340325’ while this N9005XXUENA7 update got ‘348029’, so there might be a little tweak to this one.

Important Reminders before Flashing Stock Firmware

Will this trip KNOX warranty void flag counter to 0×1?
Nup, this a official and signed firmware from Samsung, so flashing official firmware will not trip KNOX.
My Galaxy Note 3 is rooted, will I lose root?
If your device is currently rooted you will lose root after flash, but you can still root it again if you want.

Disclaimer: Use of this method is solely at your own risk! Please proceed with precautions, for we will not take any responsibility if anything happens to your device by using this guide.

Make sure that your Galaxy Note 3 battery is fully charge.
Stock Firmware packages comes in two formats the ‘Full-Wipe’ (delete your stored data after flashing) and the ‘Non-Wipe’ (it doesn’t delete your phone’s stored data) but it is highly recommended to make a back up all important files stored from your phone’s internal memory – contacts, messages, etc. before flashing no-matter if it is Full-WIpe or Non-Wipe, just to be safe and ensure that your stored data are in safe if something went wrong during the flashing process.
Use a PC or laptop that runs in Windows OS, with a good and perfectly working USB serialport. Odin will not work on MAC OS.
Use the supplied USB cable for your Galaxy Note 3.
Enable USB debugging from your phone’s settings – while if you are on 4.3 just hit Settings>About Phone> then scroll down to the build number and tap that number for around 7-times ’til the Developer option appear.
Ensure that KIES is closed and not running in the system tray! Kies and Odin are both created by Samsung but Kies will interrupt and doesn’t like Odin, it will block you from flashing.

The Android 4.4.2 KitKat now comes with a new protected bootloader that might cause issues when you try to downgrade to the old software updates. This also applies if you are planning into rooting and installing any custom recovery and any unsigned firmware once you are on 4.4.2 KitKat, so please be aware with that.

Download the needed tools for flashing

Download Galaxy Note 3 SM-N9005 (Snapdragon) N9005XXUENA7 4.4.2 Stock or Official Firmware
Macedonia/F.Y.R.O.M. -N9005XXUENA7_N9005MBMENA2_MBM.zip Download
(link-1) (link-2) (link-2)
Note: These are carrier branded firmwares, if you install it on a unbranded Galaxy Note 3 (SM-N9005), you’ll get the default logo and apps of that said network operator.
Austria (T-Mobile) – (MAX_N9005XXUENA7) (link) (mirror)
Croatia (T-Mobile) – (CRO_N9005XXUENA7) (link) (mirror)
Czech Republic (T-Mobile) – (TMZ_N9005XXUENA7) (link)
Greece (Cosmote) – (COS_N9005XXUENA7) (link) (mirror)
Germany (T-Mobile) – (DTM_N9005XXUENA7) (link) (mirror)
Hungary (T-mobile) – (TMH_N9005XXUENA7) (link) (mirror)
Romania (Cosmote) – (COA_N9005XXUENA7) (link) (mirror)
Netherlands (T-Mobile) – (TNL_N9005XXUENA7) (link) (mirror)
Odin3.v3.09 link
USB driver link
Install the USB Driver first to get rid of flashing failures. Also need to extract the downloaded file which is packed in zip or rar files, so that you’ll get the tar.md5 file.

Run and Configure Odin

Run Odin downloader Odin3_v3.09 on your PC desktop. Watch out the check-boxes options on the right top of Odin, ensure that the ‘Phone Bootloader Update’, ‘AUTO-REBOOT’ and ‘F.RESET TIME’ checkboxes must be checked. Only the ‘RE-PARTITION’ is unchecked.

Reboot your Galaxy Note 3 into Download Mode

To reboot the Galaxy Note 3 into download mode , you need to turn the power off. After it completely shut off, just press and hold the Volume Down key, Home button and the Power ON/OFF button simultaneously.
You should then prompted into a warning screen and asking you to press volume up if you want to continue or volume down to cancel, just simply press volume up to get into download mode. The download mode then displays an Android robot and say’s “Downloading.. Do not turn off target!!”

Connect your Phone to PC or Laptop

Once you already reboot the phone in download mode, simply connect the phone to your PC or laptop USB.
In Odin window – the ID:COM box will turn to blue color and indicates the COM port numberand a word “Added” on a log box will prompt you that the device is already detected or recognized by Odin. Your COM port number might be different from mine. If you do not see a COM port number then there’s something missing or wrong. You may read again from the top of this post.

Load the stock 4.4.2 N9005XXUENA7 KitKat firmware file

The stock firmware is pack in a single .tar.md5 file only. Now, you need to just simply click on the AP button, then browse to the folder where the file you have previously extracted and then select and load it.
“N9005XXUENA7_N9005XXUENA2_HOME.tar.md5″

Start Flashing or Installing the stock firmware

Once if all set and ready to fire-up, hit the “START” button in Odin to begin flashing the stock ROM.
Do not ever interrupt the phone while already in flashing progress, like disconnecting the cableor turning off the device. Just wait until it completely finish.

Wait ’till it PASS!!

When the Stock Firmware installation successfully completes, you will then see a word “PASS” in Odin. This indicates that the flashing was already finish, and on the log box it says “All threads completed (succeed 1 / failed 0)”. The phone will just then automatically reboot, then it’s about time to remove it from PC or laptop USB connection.
Confirm if you successfully installed the stock firmware
Confirm your fresh firmware installed by typing *#1234# or
Go to Settings>About Phone>Firmware info.
You can also do factory reset by dialing *2767*3855#.

Possible errors that you may encountered, this is based on my own experience while flashing stock firmware on Samsung Android devices. These are just a few hints on how to resolved it.

Q: I got an error message that says “Set-up connection Failed” ?
A: 1. Check your USB connection from the phone to PC,
2. Connect to another PC USB port
3. Check and or try to another USB cable
4. Re-install the USB driver.
Q: Odin just suddenly stuck in the middle of nowhere while in flashing progress, it isn’t responding at all?
A: Check for possible program that might interrupt the process, like disabling the anti-virus and closing any running programs. Also try to use another computer or laptop,
Q: I experienced bootloop or the phone just stuck on Welcome Logo (phone always stop at bootanimation) and it won’t boot normally?
A: This eventually happens if your device came from custom firmware but you can fix it via recovery mode option, do this:
Boot in recovery mode
1. Press and hold Volume Up, Home and Power button.
2. Use volume keys to select, Up and Down and Power or Home key to select the option
3. Select Wipe Data/Factory Reset using the Home button.
4. Next select the Wipe Cache Partition
5. Lastly, select Reboot System Now to reboot your Galaxy Note 3 in Normal mode.
That’s it! If you found some interesting features on this N9005XXUENA7 4.4.2 KitKat update, just drop it on our comment form below. Ricky Febrian November 29, 2014 New Google SEO Bandung, Indonesia

Install N9005XXUENA7 4.4.2 KitKat Update Galaxy Note 3 SM-N9005, Music Album Art Added

Samsung Galaxy S5 SM900P Android smartphone can now be updated with the Lollipop Android 5.0 release. All thanks to the Samsung for coming out with the latest version of OS, this update is now first available with Sprint users and then this update will be pushed to the users internationally. Samsung had earlier mentioned that Samsung will be getting the update of Android 5.0 in the month of December and will soon be pushing this update Internationally. So just in case if you wanted to manually update your Sprint device with the Android 5.0 Lollipop update can do the same with the help of simple guide which is mentioned below after the list of quick pre requisites.
android lollipop 5.0

Quick Pre Requisites:

All the data in your Galaxy S5 should be backed up with the help of below mentioned steps manually and not with any other

SMS – Use “SMS Backup & Restore app”,
Contacts – Sync with the Gmail application,
Call Log - Call Log and Restore
Images, Songs, Videos, Files – Copy to internal / External SD Card,
APN and MMS Settings – Note down from the path “Applications > Settings > Wireless and Network > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names”

Make sure that your device has 50% battery life and enable USB Debugging Mode which can be enabled from the Settings.

Assuming that you are done with the above mentioned steps, you now need to proceed to check out on what are the steps with which you can apply this firmware update.
Procedure to Update Galaxy S5 with Lollipop Android OS:

Download the Firmware zip file along with the Odin tool from here to your computer. Once downloaded unzip both the files and open Odin in your computer.

Turn off your device so that it can be entered in the Download Mode. Galaxy S5 can be entered into the download mode by holding the Volume Down button + the Home key button (the middle button). While holding these both buttons, you need to switch ON your device.

If the device boots in the normal mode, you need to retry the process of getting your device booted in the Download mode.

Connect your Galaxy S5 to the computer with the help of original USB cable and click on “PDA” to select the tar file which you got in the Step 1.

Once you select the tar file, you need to click on “Start” to start the process of firmware update. Firmware update process will take around 3 -4 minutes and once updated, you will then have to wait for the device to reboot.

Once the device is rebooted, you now need to then check the firmware version from the path “Settings > About Phone” where you will see that the android version firmware will be mentioned as 5.0 OS.

Note: If your device gets in the boot loop mode, you now need tore follow the above instructions from the start.
So there you go, you have successfully learnt on how to update your device with the latest version of Lollipop Android 5.0 OS. We will come up with many more custom ROM firmwares in coming days to come. Ricky Febrian November 29, 2014 New Google SEO Bandung, Indonesia