Hey guys!
I´m acutally thinking about buying the nexus-S for application development.
What I need is a wifi-chipset, which allows to set the phone to "promiscuous" or better "monitor"-mode in order to analyze packets within the network.
At the moment I own an HTC Desire, which can access the promisc mode using cyanogenmod 7. The Desire (=Nexus one) has a broadcom BCM 4329 chipset.
Does anyone know, which chipset the Nexus S uses and maybe if it can use the monitor or promisc mode?
Or maybe anyone HAS a nexus S and could test this using "Pixie-Probe" from android market?!
Hi
have anybody tested this modem in the hp touchpad?
ebay.de/itm/Ericsson-F5521GW-HP-TouchPad-MobileBroadband-HSPA-21Mbps-for-HP-TouchPad-/250903976024?pt=AU_Modems&hash=item3a6b0ad858
Are there any driver for Android oder WebOS?
foxhd said:
Hi
have anybody tested this modem in the hp touchpad?
ebay.de/itm/Ericsson-F5521GW-HP-TouchPad-MobileBroadband-HSPA-21Mbps-for-HP-TouchPad-/250903976024?pt=AU_Modems&hash=item3a6b0ad858
Are there any driver for Android oder WebOS?
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I don't know if there are going to bemany people who are willing to crack open their TPs to test this. I would also doubt that there are going to be any android drivers since that would require that the developers have a TP with this installed. Very unlikely.
Thanks for this fox!! I was always wanting to see about adding a radio card to the TP. I knew the difference between the cell version and regular version of the TP had to be a simple module connected either via ribbon, coaxial, or both. Some simple empty space ready for a radio card to be plugged into it. I guess I was partially right. :3
I really will consider doing this. Although I am loyal to T-Mobile USA and it doesn't seem to support this Going to check out some disassembly videos and see what I'm up against. But it would be nice to have a cell-capable TP.
Bookmark saved, thanks again!
What about this one?
Ericsson F3307
Seems to be the same one used in epad, so I'm guess there are drivers for it; so I'm guessing it can be used on android, but for webos it'd need porting - maybe from the android version or the linux version (don't know what the dependencies are).
Or maybe others too.
teardown with good pics:
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/it...-like-a-pc-and-straightforward-to-repair/2707
I just want to save someone from damaging their TouchPad doing this mod. The modem will not work on a WiFi model since their boards are different. The 4G model has the connection for the AT&T modem whereas the WiFi model doesn't have the connection present. I've learnt this through swapping parts out for servicing my TouchPad 4G on a mule TouchPad WiFi.
Hi guys,
My eMMC chip needs to be replaced after I bricked the phone
The service recommends me to change the entire main board (145 Eur) because:
- HTC does not allow authorized services to replace this part.
- They say that it is not safe (only for HTC not other manufacturers)
- They refuse to make this operation and I should go somewhere else if I insist to replace just the chip.
What should I do ? Pay 145 Eur for the entire mainboard or search a service that agrees to replace the chip ?
Since I know that this is a common problem, has any of you replaced just the sim and all was fine after that ?
thanks in advance !
145 is way too much. I'm sure you could find someone local who does it cheaper. In fact, one user managed to successfully replace it himself. Although I wouldn't try that unless you know what you're doing
Sent from my Desire S using Tapatalk 2
I got a fitness band recently, and had my Moto G stolen from me. Is it possible to add a bluetooth 4.0 hardware to the phone?
I've been wondering about hardware tinkering for a while. Just wanted to know.
Hi,
Nope, impossible.
Gz
Xellar
I recently changed the core board in my px3 unit to px5 and now it does this
https://youtu.be/ZLkrGwCiNgg
I've also lost Bluetooth and WiFi capabilities too
Anyone knows what's going on here?
Thanks in advance
Richard