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So the International HOX has had Source since a month after it came out...

What's the holdup and what can we do about it?
It's been pointed out that as the owners of this device it's up to us to enforce the GPL.
Does anyone know how to go about applying pressure to HTC?
Anyone a member of EFF.org? I'm getting sick of feeling like HTC's bastard child.

Yeah, WTH.
I feel there's gotta be a reason. They can't just be ignoring us out of laziness... can they? I think I read somewhere that they could take up to 180 days, which seems ridiculous. It's only been 70 or something like that. In Canada anyway... it was released on 4/20.
I guess would could bombard them with phone calls and emails, but I'm sure that won't make much difference.

gunnyman said:
What's the holdup and what can we do about it?
It's been pointed out that as the owners of this device it's up to us to enforce the GPL.
Does anyone know how to go about applying pressure to HTC?
Anyone a member of EFF.org? I'm getting sick of feeling like HTC's bastard child.
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Surely AT&T has something to do with it, and if that's the case, a letter from xda isn't likely to move them.
Also, they aren't yet in breach, yet, right? The phone hasn't been out two months.

craig0r said:
Yeah, WTH.
I feel there's gotta be a reason. They can't just be ignoring us out of laziness... can they? I think I read somewhere that they could take up to 180 days, which seems ridiculous. It's only been 70 or something like that. In Canada anyway... it was released on 4/20.
I guess would could bombard them with phone calls and emails, but I'm sure that won't make much difference.
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their typical canned response is they release within 60-90 days of device release. We're over 60 and approaching 90 for the Rogers phone

Considering AT&T had HTC lock down the bootloader, I'm sure they have also asked them to hold out on releasing source for as long as they possibly can. That is the only explanation I can think of.

iElvis said:
Surely AT&T has something to do with it, and if that's the case, a letter from xda isn't likely to move them.
Also, they aren't yet in breach, yet, right? The phone hasn't been out two months.
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If AT&T was controlling it, then explain why the source for the SGS III is out already.

_MetalHead_ said:
Considering AT&T had HTC lock down the bootloader, I'm sure they have also asked them to hold out on releasing source for as long as they possibly can. That is the only explanation I can think of.
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That is my guess as well.
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gunnyman said:
If AT&T was controlling it, then explain why the source for the SGS III is out already.
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Edit: SGS3 isn't an AT&T exclusive...

AT&T is only one carrier selling the phone and the GPL is international, not just a US thing.

gunnyman said:
AT&T is only one carrier selling the phone and the GPL is international, not just a US thing.
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Well, who else has the XL? Rogers, Telus, and Telstra? Their combined market cap is less than 1/10 of AT&T's...

My guess has been they don't want to give Apple any ammo to fight them with. So they're holding out as long as possible.

iElvis said:
Well, who else has the XL? Rogers, Telus, and Telstra? Their combined market cap is less than 1/10 of AT&T's...
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that doesn't matter. AT&T is not in control of enforcement of GPL. They don't own the code in question. AT&t isn't the culprit here I'm sure of it.
Samsung has always been much faster with source code release.
Yeah AT&T is an evil greedy company who doesn't give 2 ****s about their customers, but I'm not blaming them for this.

gunnyman said:
that doesn't matter. AT&T is not in control of enforcement of GPL. They don't own the code in question. AT&t isn't the culprit here I'm sure of it.
Samsung has always been much faster with source code release.
Yeah AT&T is an evil greedy company who doesn't give 2 ****s about their customers, but I'm not blaming them for this.
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I do blame them for the BL being locked while Sammy doesn't care. HTC needs ATT more than ATT needs HTC. Samsung I'm not so sure it works that way.

gunnyman said:
that doesn't matter. AT&T is not in control of enforcement of GPL. They don't own the code in question. AT&t isn't the culprit here I'm sure of it.
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rquinn19 said:
I do blame them for the BL being locked while Sammy doesn't care. HTC needs ATT more than ATT needs HTC. Samsung I'm not so sure it works that way.
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Well, we're all just speculating here. I'm just saying... AT&T is the only carrier to have them lock the BL ... and they've got the weight to lean on HTC to hold the source as long as possible.
Samsung has leverage HTC does not, as the Galaxy line is in enough demand that they don't need to give in to these kinds of requests.

Okay. I was going to open a new thread about this. But this is easier. Plus no new crazy thread. Subjects would be the same.
I do have a lawyer already on this. You can pm me for stuff if you want it I don't want to get his offices flooded. He wrote a lot of the commerce laws and sales laws the state of California follows today. He's also on the commerce board here in California.
The reason why my lawyer is on this is because of AT&T and their crap between a supervisor/manager and I.
Through a discovery phase;
HTC and AT&T know and are working on the SIM card issue. Yellow screen LCD display (sharps fault). The phone is Gorilla Glass. Not gorilla glass 2. And source will be released 4th of July weekend.
There's little bits of info I know that's proprietary which I can't publically post but is nice to know. Such as a device refresh time with AT&T on the one X**.
Sent from my HTC One X using xda premium

gunnyman said:
that doesn't matter. AT&T is not in control of enforcement of GPL. They don't own the code in question. AT&t isn't the culprit here I'm sure of it.
Samsung has always been much faster with source code release.
Yeah AT&T is an evil greedy company who doesn't give 2 ****s about their customers, but I'm not blaming them for this.
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Source hold up is caused by Samsung and HTC, not AT&T and HTC. It deals with an agreement they have concerning memory/ram components.
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Interesting.

dkirchik said:
Okay. I was going to open a new thread about this. But this is easier. Plus no new crazy thread. Subjects would be the same.
I do have a lawyer already on this. You can pm me for stuff if you want it I don't want to get his offices flooded. He wrote a lot of the commerce laws and sales laws the state of California follows today. He's also on the commerce board here in California.
The reason why my lawyer is on this is because of AT&T and their crap between a supervisor/manager and I.
Through a discovery phase;
HTC and AT&T know and are working on the SIM card issue. Yellow screen LCD display (sharps fault). The phone is Gorilla Glass. Not gorilla glass 2. And source will be released 4th of July weekend.
There's little bits of info I know that's proprietary which I can't publically post but is nice to know. Such as a device refresh time with AT&T on the one X**.
Sent from my HTC One X using xda premium
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Whenever there is a discussion about source being released someone always says they're talking to a friend who's a lawyer and I always laugh a little inside.
This time seems to be different and I hope so, but when is July 4th weekend? This weekend or the next?

rquinn19 said:
Whenever there is a discussion about source being released someone always says they're talking to a friend who's a lawyer and I always laugh a little inside.
This time seems to be different and I hope so, but when is July 4th weekend? This weekend or the next?
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Its next Wednesday. But the second is a Monday.
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I got really pissed and sent them this, I believe it is my 7th "comment" to them. I would have made it longer but I ran out of charachters. Does anyone know where I can talk to someone from HTC directly? I need to vent and/or use some choice words.
Anyway, here is the "comment"
I'm sick of HTC trying to dance around this issue. Tell me why this site was created. It certainly is not to give developers and the modding community what they want. If you did that, there would be kernel source code for devices such as the HTC One XL. I am a kernel developer and I own the HTC One XL. I bought this device, thinking that I could create custom kernels for it, and I would learn more about it. I bought this device, knowing that HTC would post the source code, unlike some of your competitors. So far that has not happened. It has been almost two months since the HTC One XL was released.
What am I looking for, you ask? I am looking for HTC to uphold its promise that they would aid the modding community in whatever way possible. I have time and time again seen the response 90-120 days, but I know that it isn't true. There is nothing stopping you from releasing the source now. Give me a definite answer. When will it be released? All the community wants is a definite answer.
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rohan32 said:
I got really pissed and sent them this, I believe it is my 7th "comment" to them. I would have made it longer but I ran out of charachters. Does anyone know where I can talk to someone from HTC directly? I need to vent and/or use some choice words.
Anyway, here is the "comment"
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Only problem is that the One XL was released more than two months ago.

Google ADK 2012

I have only one question. I Suppose that its not for sale. Correct me if i am wrong. But is there any way to get one? Or any clone with the same functions

Shapeshift said:
I have only one question. I Suppose that its not for sale. Correct me if i am wrong. But is there any way to get one? Or any clone with the same functions
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I'm certainly no expert on the subject but I believe it's based on the Ardunio Platform with a USB Shield that supports ADK2.0. Looking at the google developers site it says they've released the specs If you want to create one yourself
http://developer.android.com/tools/adk/adk2.html
Hope that Helps

Thanks but its not for official sale? That i can njst buy it in original design?

Shapeshift said:
Thanks but its not for official sale? That i can njst buy it in original design?
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I Fixed that link up, but from the site
Google said:
A limited number of these kits were produced and distributed at the Google I/O 2012 developer conference. If you did not receive one of these kits, fear not! The specifications and design files for the hardware were also released for use by manufacturers and hobbyists. You should expect to see kits with similar features available for purchase, or you can build one yourself!
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I'd say no not officially, Ebay would probably be your best bet If you really MUST have the official google one but I'd doubt it's something that people are going to part with easily.

ADK 2012 boards for sale...
Shapeshift said:
I have only one question. I Suppose that its not for sale. Correct me if i am wrong. But is there any way to get one? Or any clone with the same functions
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After a year of hard work, we've successfully re-created the ADK 2012 boards from the Google I/O conference this past year. Take a look at our Kickstarter campaign and let me know what you guys think.
xda is preventing me from posting external links until I make 10 posts. I'll go make 10 posts and return. In the meantime, check my profile. The link is in my homepage.
Feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Android ADK 2012 boards available
Shapeshift said:
I have only one question. I Suppose that its not for sale. Correct me if i am wrong. But is there any way to get one? Or any clone with the same functions
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Here is the link to the Kickstarter project...
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bdgcustoms/circuit-bitz-open-source-circuit-project-android-a
Please provide feedback. Thanks!

LG still refuses to release code :(

Thank you for your interest about our mobile phone.
“We received your request on LG Open Source Code Distribution site(http://opensource.lge.com).
This site is just for providing source codes of FOSS(Free and Open Source Software) we have used in our product.”
We are very sorry to say that we don’t have any information about the update plan.
We can releae the source code after dev. team released the official updates.
We hope this information will help you.
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,
LGE MC Company Open Source Code Distribution Center
Email : [email protected]
copy and pasted.

What code are you looking for? They have released everything that they have done..
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

rbryant1983 said:
What code are you looking for? They have released everything that they have done..
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium
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I'd guess he was looking for the P999 code.

Yuvin said:
I'd guess he was looking for the P999 code.
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No way really? Never considered that, well except for the fact its in the g2x forum...
Doubtful there will be ice cream sandwich source released for the g2x since T-Mobile sh*t canned the phone. In order for lg to make the software, T-Mobile has to order it and pay for it. They're not gonna pay for an optional update for a phone that was nothing but problems for them. (I personally took hundreds of calls from unhappy T-Mobile customers because of this phone.. I was lucky enough to get one without issues..)
As most are already aware, the su660 and p990 sources, that were released, included the p999 info in it, except for ril. There are devs working on it and I believe they will get it...
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

Now you see it now you don't Now you'll get it now you won't ZTE plays hide and seek

Hi there guys,
I feel compelled to share with you my communication exercise with the ZTE Customer
Service. May it be a guideline for some on how to deal with them or a plain warning
for others how not to tread too deeply into the murky waters of China Sea. As many of
you probably know ZTE displayed their then flagship handset Grand X In at the IFA
trade show in Berlin last year. The phone's specs read among other things 16 GB
storage memory, FM Radio and NFC. Subsequent and numerous reportings from the
event proved it to be true and in accordance with ZTE's own web page. However
when the handset shipped to Europe it turned out that there is only other release
available - one with 4 GB mem, no radio, no NFC. And this is the edition I bought
from T-Mobile Poland at the end of last year. Although the phone was running stock
ICS 4.0.4 I loved it and wanted to buy another one, this time with 16 GB mem etc. So I
wrote ZTE asking as to where to get it. Then followed the exchange I make you privy
to.
The second question I asked them was the prospective availability of Jelly Bean
upgrade. It was known that Intel ported JB to x86 platform as early as last September
and that their employees were having it on their own handsets since then. So the JB
suited for Atom powered smartphones was in existence and doing fine. I naturally
mentioned this fact to ZTE while asking about their own plans to give us JB. As it
turns out ZTE condition the JB release upon a carrier or a dealer making specific
request for it and that means demand for a upgrade is based on particular sales. And
that means there will be no JB for Grand X In and other Intel based handsets in the
foreseeable future unless some devs take the matter to the heart and mind. What is
frustrating the most is some cloak of secrecy and not giving customers straight facts
from the beginning. Many of us would have thought twice about the purchase had we
known from day one we'd be dumped and support for our phone abandoned before
the year was over. I'll let you be the judge and jury. Below is the copied email
exchange in the original form. I've only removed instances of my email address and
ZTE's web page being readable (10 posts rule).
--- On Thu, 4/4/13, ZTE email <ZTE email> wrote:
From: ZTE email <ZTE email>
Subject: Re: ZTE Grand X IN
To: "my name" <my email>
Date: Thursday, April 4, 2013, 6:34 PM
Dear Valued ZTE Customer,,
Thanks for contacting ZTE.
If you want to purchase a single unit please contact nearest dealer or any network
provider.
ZTE is not selling any product to the customer or in the market directly.
And we cannot provide you any dealer details.
End-users are advised not to upgrade their phone versions until the software is
released formally.
Regarding your inquiry, we would recommend that you'd better contact your
network operator or dealer from where you have purchased to consult.
Because the android updated is based on the demand of your local network
operator or dealer,
ZTE is not selling any device to the end user or in the market directly.
ZTE is manufacturing the handset as per the requirement of network provide and
dealers.
So it depend on the network provider or dealer that, what Android version they
need in there device.
If we want to release the new version of android we need a request from the
network provider.
Because for us they are the customer who as purchased the device from us and we
can release the new version only if we receive the request for them.
Should you require any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us!
Best Regards
my name <my email>
04/04/2013 07:06 AM
To
ZTE email
cc
Subject
Re: ZTE Grand X IN
Dear Sirs,
On January 23 I asked you two questions:
- where can I buy or order the ZTE Grand X IN with 16 GB storage memory?
- when will you deliver Jelly Bean for Grand X IN?
Two simple questions of where and when pertaining not to some rocket science
problem but to the very smartphone you manufacture yourself.
On February 19 you let me know that my "email has been forwarded to the relevant
colleagues for their appropriate handling" and that you "will respond as soon as
relevant information is available".
Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but I assume that these "relevant colleagues" are the
ZTE employees and that you pay them monthly salaries for their "work", do you not?
So let me sum it up for you:
- ZTE is the manufacturer of the Grand X IN
- relevant ZTE employees, paid and employed by the ZTE, for two months and a
half cannot find any information where I can purchase a product manufactured by
their own company! This is ridiculous, this is pathetic! Well then, maybe they
shouldn't be working for the ZTE but for some Chinese grocery store on some street
corner in ShenZhen. And you dare to call it a customer service - this is a sad joke. A
very sad joke, a mockery and total disrespect for your own customers. And mind you I
asked you two questions, the Jelly Bean question as well. In my country all it would
take is one phone call lasting two minutes and another two to write an email to the
customer. You have a long way ahead of you...
Regards
my initials
--- On Tue, 2/19/13, ZTE email <ZTE email> wrote:
From: ZTE email <ZTE email>
Subject: Re: ZTE Grand X IN
To: "my name" <my email>
Date: Tuesday, February 19, 2013, 8:16 PM
Dear Valued ZTE Customer
Thank you for contacting ZTE and your prompt reply.
Your email has been forwarded to the relevant colleagues for their appropriate
handling.
We will respond as soon as relevant information is available.
Best Regards
my name <my email>
02/19/2013 06:40 PM
To
ZTE email
cc
Subject
ZTE Grand X IN
Dear Sirs,
On 23 January I have sent you a e-mail included below. To this very date I have not
received any answer from you. I'm wondering if the mail delivery system is to blame
for no reply or was it your lack of willingness to answer me. If the latter is the case
then be kind enough to let me know about it. I do not know about customer relations
policy in your country but in mine customer's inquiries are always most warmly
welcomed and are answered promptly, kindly and to the point.
Best regards,
my name
--- On Wed, 1/23/13, my name <my email> wrote:
From: my name <my email>
Subject: ZTE Grand X IN
To: ZTE email
Date: Wednesday, January 23, 2013, 9:15 AM
Dear Sirs,
I am proud and happy owner of ZTE Grand X IN, the best smartphone in its class
the world over. I bought it a month ago from T-Mobile Poland. It has the original T-
Mobile stock 4.0.4 and 4 GB storage. I would like very much to buy another one but
this time the version with 16 GB storage. Could you please tell me if it is available in
Europe and if not then where I can get it. It is such a fine phone and I love it so much
that I am prepared to go to the end of the world to have it. I would like to thank you all
for providing us, customers with such a magnificent product. Last but not least could
you please tell me if you are preparing an upgrade for ZTE Grand X IN to Jelly Bean
4.1.2. Currently it has only ICS 4.0.4 and it is a rather old stock. I know that Intel
people in Santa Clara already have the JB on their Atom phones since last September
and it is working. When will we get it here in Europe and in Poland in particular?
Best regards to all of you,
my name,
my job,
my work, Warsaw, Poland
my email
or
my email
+48 xxx xxx xxx
--------------------------------------------------------
ZTE Information Security Notice: The information contained in this mail (and any
attachment transmitted herewith) is privileged and confidential and is intended for the
exclusive use of the addressee(s). If you are not an intended recipient, any
disclosure, reproduction, distribution or other dissemination or use of the
information contained is strictly prohibited. If you have received this mail in error,
please delete it and notify us immediately.

Shame on ZTE... Yesterday afternoon I've posted latest email they sent you on two threads about GXI here on XDA. Took it from Polish forum - hope You don't mind. I've also posted link to this thread, so people interested in GXI can find it easier.
Best Regards

Damn. It's sad. Really sad. I like my GXI, I really do. It's a good piece of hardware. But I would like some updates! Any updates? Bug fixes? The more Android devices I get, I end up wondering isn't Windows Phone or IOS a better way for an end user. They get updates, you know? On my iPod touch 4th gen I got 4 updates from 16th of February. 4! And when I think of all of my Android Devices?
- Motorola Milestone - 1 update after a year. And it was a crappy Froyo that was rebooting my phone...
- Motorola Flipout - no updates
- Asus Transformer TF101 - two updates - one to 4.0.3
- ZTE Grand X In - no updates
Summary? 3 updates for 4 devices. It's a fire-and-forget for most of manufacturers! You want Jelly Bean? Get a JB phone or tablet! And when Android 5.0 will hit the market - get a 5.0 phone or tablet! Damn, It's pathetic! Really. I'm trying not to get emotional about it, but it's getting really hard.

krondar said:
Damn. It's sad. Really sad. I like my GXI, I really do. It's a good piece of hardware. But I would like some updates! Any updates? Bug fixes? The more Android devices I get, I end up wondering isn't Windows Phone or IOS a better way for an end user. They get updates, you know? On my iPod touch 4th gen I got 4 updates from 16th of February. 4! And when I think of all of my Android Devices?
- Motorola Milestone - 1 update after a year. And it was a crappy Froyo that was rebooting my phone...
- Motorola Flipout - no updates
- Asus Transformer TF101 - two updates - one to 4.0.3
- ZTE Grand X In - no updates
Summary? 3 updates for 4 devices. It's a fire-and-forget for most of manufacturers! You want Jelly Bean? Get a JB phone or tablet! And when Android 5.0 will hit the market - get a 5.0 phone or tablet! Damn, It's pathetic! Really. I'm trying not to get emotional about it, but it's getting really hard.
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Get Nexus then

Hi.
Yesterday I received some software update. It was around 8 MB big and during installation it updated 78 items. Did you received this update too?
Maybe crazy question, but what is better in new Android 4.1, when we will compare it with 4.0.4 ?

Taigr said:
Hi.
Yesterday I received some software update. It was around 8 MB big and during installation it updated 78 items. Did you received this update too?
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Since updates from ZTE seem to depend on the network operator, could you please tell us, which network operator your Grand X in belongs to?
Taigr said:
Maybe crazy question, but what is better in new Android 4.1, when we will compare it with 4.0.4 ?
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Please see
http://www.engadget.com/2012/06/28/android-4-1-jelly-bean-review-a-look-at-whats-changed-in-googl/
or/and
http://www.differencebetween.com/difference-between-android-4-0-and-vs-4-1/
Thanks,
newpipe

Taigr said:
Hi.
Yesterday I received some software update. It was around 8 MB big and during installation it updated 78 items. Did you received this update too?
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how did you received that update? Thru OTA or downloaded of ZTE website? Is your ROM t-mobile branded?
Just checked mine... software up to date... I've checked through update checker in phone menu. My soft is unbranded clean ZTE one.
Whats your software version now? I'm on GXI_V1.00.0B02

Kir3 said:
Get Nexus then
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Yes, I'm thinking of it. After GXI Nexus is a good idea.

I think you should get nexus

krondar said:
Yes, I'm thinking of it. After GXI Nexus is a good idea.
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Nexus is the best idea IMO

Kir3 said:
Nexus is the best idea IMO
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But the Nexus devices are more expensive...

newpipe said:
But the Nexus devices are more expensive...
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I know but it's worthy if you can afford it
Sent from my Sony Xperia Live with WALKMAN

I had Nexus 1 then 3, great pieces of hardware, but had to sell Nexus 3 for one, important for me reason- no micro sd card slot... Nexus 4 doesn't have one either... I've had few different phones since, I like gadgets and bought GXI because intel processor make me curious... Now it's just looks problematic...

Reminder: Request Source Code

Hey guys, just giving a reminder to request the kernel source code for the s7 and s7 edge. You can do that by going to this link http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=inquiryView and filling in the form. For reference the flat model is SM-G930 and the edge is SM-G935. Just set the inquiry type to source code and the category to soc/application processor. For the message just put something like "request for S7 edge kernel source code". Typically Samsung releases the source code faster when they are being nagged. The sooner we get the source the sooner we can start getting to work. Hopefully my Edge gets here in the next few days

Xileforce said:
Hey guys, just giving a reminder to request the kernel source code for the s7 and s7 edge. You can do that by going to this link http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=inquiryView and filling in the form. For reference the flat model is SM-G930 and the edge is SM-G935. Just set the inquiry type to source code and the category to soc/application processor. For the message just put something like "request for S7 edge kernel source code". Typically Samsung releases the source code faster when they are being nagged. The sooner we get the source the sooner we can start getting to work. Hopefully my Edge gets here in the next few days
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Thanks for your continuous interest in our products.
We received your request on OSRC.
We will provide the response ASAP, if your request is related to FOSS.
(This site is just for providing source code of FOSS Software we have used in our product.
You could contact with other types - ex. firmware - on your local Samsung support homepage.)
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,

Done! Hope samsung gives it out.

TheArtiszan said:
Done! Hope samsung gives it out.
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I'm not sure if they will release before March 11th, but at the very least the more people we get to request, the sooner it will be.

I've also put in a request. Hopefully more people will soon

Xileforce said:
Hey guys, just giving a reminder to request the kernel source code for the s7 and s7 edge. You can do that by going to this link http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=inquiryView and filling in the form. For reference the flat model is SM-G930 and the edge is SM-G935. Just set the inquiry type to source code and the category to soc/application processor. For the message just put something like "request for S7 edge kernel source code". Typically Samsung releases the source code faster when they are being nagged. The sooner we get the source the sooner we can start getting to work. Hopefully my Edge gets here in the next few days
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I requested as a partner. I will let you know what they say.

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king3opobn said:
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Lol same here. Looks like we have to wait until the 11th :/ oh well. We will probably have root by then though and at least they said as soon as it's released and not weeks later.

I got same email.

for you and you and that guy too...Source code for everyone just wait for official release. lol

[SAMSUNG OSRC COMMENTS DELIVERY NOTIFICATION]
Dear Customer,
Thank you for your continuous interest in our product.
We are sorry but Galaxy S7 have not yet been launched officially.
Please wait for the official release.
We'll provide the opensource as soon as release.
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,
Samsung OSRC Team

http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=SM-G930

ZeroCGTI said:
http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=SM-G930
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Wrong device though
http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=SM-G935

Tectas said:
Wrong device though
http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=SM-G935
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I was just about to check! We only have the kernel source for exynos variant then so far. Hopefully they toss up the other variants by the time I wake up in the morning

Just submitted 3 request for my 3 email addresses.

danon.brown said:
Just submitted 3 request for my 3 email addresses.
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Lol, same just submitted another request for T-Mobile edge source.

Xileforce said:
Lol, same just submitted another request for T-Mobile edge source.
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Do they send you an email when it's out or do you have to keep checking?
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Just submitted another series of requests for SM-G935V.
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danon.brown said:
Do they send you an email when it's out or do you have to keep checking?
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I think they send an email when it's out... But imma keep checking too lol.

I never got an email and I requested Exynos source.
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