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Volume fix rolling out

Nothing yet (no really that I need it- across the pond here nearly as much as our UK brethren). Here's to hoping it comes to them quickly

EDIT: Has CatLog (app) been updated to work in ICS? If so people should have it ready to run in case they receive the notification and can grab the download's url for everyone else to update

EDIT: It works fine!
 
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Downloaded and rebooted mine got an opened android with red exclamation mark sign (attached). Device was bootloader unlocked, rooted and had Paul's extra buttons mod installed. Going to try pulling the battery next. Will update in a sec.

[edit] OK pulled the battery and it has rebooted as normal. Anyway I can tell if I'm running the update? It says build version ITL41D and Android version 4..0.1
 

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Mine was supposed to have the volume bug fix flashed by Samsung (Build should be ITL41F) but still shows as ITL41D. Anyone can confirm?

I'm pretty sure that Samsung is not doing any flashing (at all), despite what the retailers have said previously. The update is coming out OTA direct from Google and you will have to accept it once you receive the notification. The retailers were saying this but I don't think there have been any reports of anyone's being flashed. Several on XDA received the OTA notification shortly after received their delayed and supposedly already flashed phones. Apparently Samsung only withheld supplies. You will get the OTA, just be patient.
 
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I know this isn't suppose to affect US users, but twice now when I have been in edge, my phone has jumped all the way down then back up right in front of me. I wasn't sure if I accidentally hit the volume button. The next time it happened to me, my hands weren't on it for sure.

Is this the volume bug affecting you guys? I saw the volume jump down, then back up and down again.
 
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I know this isn't suppose to affect US users, but twice now when I have been in edge, my phone has jumped all the way down then back up right in front of me. I wasn't sure if I accidentally hit the volume button. The next time it happened to me, my hands weren't on it for sure.

Is this the volume bug affecting you guys? I saw the volume jump down, then back up and down again.

Some household items like cordless phones still use the 900 mHz bands in small-scale local uses...
 
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Some household items like cordless phones still use the 900 mHz bands in small-scale local uses...

Okay, well I don't have a home phone so I am not sure what it is.

Today was the first day back at work, and I get edge in there a lot and all day my phone's volume was jumping up and down. I am sick of this volume bug, here I didn't think it would affect us US users.

So will I not get the update pushed to me in the US?
 
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Okay, well I don't have a home phone so I am not sure what it is.

Today was the first day back at work, and I get edge in there a lot and all day my phone's volume was jumping up and down. I am sick of this volume bug, here I didn't think it would affect us US users.

So will I not get the update pushed to me in the US?

Well, is there anything that might be generating a 900 mHz field at work? The other possibility is that the 850 mHz 2G signal AT&T uses is just high enough to meet the lower threshold of the issue and it is triggering the interference. It has been well documented that this seemed to be limited to the 900mHz frequencies, I suppose it is possible that the actual issue occurs at lower frequencies as well- or that it actually occurs below the 900 mHz range, and there is enough variation in the 900 mHz range that it was triggering it. Then maybe your connection is hitting the upper end of its range and is still sufficient to trigger it.
Are you at a military base while a work per chance? Maybe one of the frequencies they are using for tracking applications creeps into the 900 mHz range...
 
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Well, is there anything that might be generating a 900 mHz field at work? The other possibility is that the 850 mHz 2G signal AT&T uses is just high enough to meet the lower threshold of the issue and it is triggering the interference. It has been well documented that this seemed to be limited to the 900mHz frequencies, I suppose it is possible that the actual issue occurs at lower frequencies as well- or that it actually occurs below the 900 mHz range, and there is enough variation in the 900 mHz range that it was triggering it. Then maybe your connection is hitting the upper end of its range and is still sufficient to trigger it.
Are you at a military base while a work per chance? Maybe one of the frequencies they are using for tracking applications creeps into the 900 mHz range...

No I am definitely do not work on a military base and not sure what would be causing it at work or at my home or when I am driving in areas where I am connected to edge, but it has happened to me in three different areas.
 
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No I am definitely do not work on a military base and not sure what would be causing it at work or at my home or when I am driving in areas where I am connected to edge, but it has happened to me in three different areas.

I don't know then man, wait for the update I guess. That is odd though. How about a Sears Craftsman garage door opener from between the late eighties and the the mid-nineties? They use the 890mHz band...
 
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I don't know then man, wait for the update I guess. That is odd though. How about a Sears Craftsman garage door opener from between the late eighties and the the mid-nineties? They use the 890mHz band...

Doubt that too, my house was built three years ago. Thanks for trying, don't know if I will get the update either because of being on a different build, I am going to try to flash the stock factory images and then see if I can update.
 
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