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When I send a picture to someone it sends it as a 5 second video. Anyone notice this?

 

I am not having that problem, just tested it to be sure. The file is received as a JPEG.

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I am not having that problem, just tested it to be sure. The file is received as a JPEG.

 

Yes if I send it to myself it works fine. But if I send it to someone else, it shows up as a video. Actually I googled this issue and found this is a common problem on Samsung/Android phones.

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Still havent received LG8. How is OTA order determined for updates...?

 

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I haven't received it either. I'm wondering if they are only pushing it out to launched markets? Or maybe just starting with launched markets first.

 

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I haven't received it either. I'm wondering if they are only pushing it out to launched markets? Or maybe just starting with launched markets first.

 

From what I understand, the OTA rollouts are random. I have seen reports from users on other forums who got the LG8 but are not in a launched LTE market. The update does include other stuff besides the "optimized LTE system selection."

 

BTW, I have finally joined the ranks of GS3 owners waiting for LTE. I received and activated my 32GB model last night. It updated OTA in two cycles, bringing the version up to LG2. If I get the LG8 update pushed to me in the next couple of days I will refuse it because I already have the update.zip downloaded and prefer to apply it manually. My plan is to do that at the beginning of my field trip to Waco, because I want to see a before-and-after on the signal-strength reporting between LG2 and LG8 when I first get into LTE territory. Then I will update to LG8 for the main body of testing.

 

Robert, is the screen you call the "LTE engineering screen" to show LTE signal strength just the Settings -> About Device -> Status screen, or is there another path to the screen you have described? EDIT: Never mind. I just found it under the DATA menu tree..

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Robert, is the screen you call the "LTE engineering screen" to show LTE signal strength just the Settings -> About Device -> Status screen, or is there another path to the screen you have described? EDIT: Never mind. I just found it under the DATA menu tree..

 

It's in ##DEBUG#, using your phone dialer.

 

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Thx. I bypassed the dialer and launched from a shortcut to the hidden menu, using the Quick Shortcut Maker app.

 

I have one I created using Anycut. I have shortcuts to all my frequently used dialer functions.

 

Robert

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strange. i can get into the ##3282# with my MSL but can't access the ##debug# as it tells me that my lock code is invalid. did Sammy or Sprint somehow create two entirely different MSL's per device?

 

UPDATE: Nevermind.... I needed the standard debug code of 777468 to unlock the debug menu. Definitely not my MSL

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Mine had an update as I was setting it up.

 

I was almost postive that when I switched over to CDMA/LTE that I'd grab me some LTE goodness lol :P

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I was almost postive that when I switched over to CDMA/LTE that I'd grab me some LTE goodness lol :P

 

In Sacto? You definitely are an optimist! :)

 

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In Sacto? You definitely are an optimist! :)

 

Robert via CM9 Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

 

LOL,I even envisioned emailing you screen shots of my LTE connectivity :rofl:

 

But I guess its better to be a optimist over a pessimist~

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