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[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adidas007:
Palm touchstones wont work sadly

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Well the official video released by google shows that the orb is just placed on a table, no wire is connected, and the phone is just placed on top of it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoxMMZ0HJBQ at 8 min 20 sec they show the orb...
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Plexicle:
The only thing that means is that it wasn't connected. The point of the wireless charger is for it to be plugged in and sit there. Plug in once, charge forever. Trust me, there are wires.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USSENTERNCC1701E:
True, note however that the phone shows no indication that it is charging. The screen should turn on and indicate that it is connected.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hereric:
I sure hope that the Nexus 4 works with the 3-spot powermat charger. I bought one on Ebay already haha.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pyroshane:
This isn't an official Google video. This was an exclusive that The Verge got, before it was known that the official announcement event would be canceled due to Hurricane Sandy. Josh from The Verge said that the original plan was that they would be allowed to post that video either shortly before or during Google's official event as an exclusive preview. I am sure Google will wait until either Monday or Tuesday to start releasing their own official videos.

Miriam from Engadget did a hands on video preview with the orb (not sure why they have one in office and so few other reviewers do) and you can clearly see where the micro USB cord plugs into the back to provide the power for charging.

While it would be neat, inductive charging from a backup battery would be horribly inefficient. Inductive charging is only about 70% efficient, meaning about 30% of the charge stored in the backup battery would be wasted as heat. I have seen lots of people posting about how they want the wireless charging built into a battery case, but if you are already surrounding your phone in a case, it would get a much better charge if the case simply had a micro USB plug inside the case that connected to your phone, and then a micro USB port with data and power passthrough on the outside of the case so you could connect your phone to your PC or to a charger to sync your phone or charge it and the battery case without removing it. It wouldn't increase the size of the case at all, in fact it would likely be smaller because it wouldn't require the inductive coils. I have never used one, but I am pretty sure that is exactly how the Morphie cases for various phones already work. Or, if you want to stick with inductive charging, the power case could charge itself up wirelessly, while still connecting to the phone via micro USB.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c_86:
You wasted your money. Powermat do not use qi power standards. I personally confirmed with the company the other day.

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Bingo! How else would the orb get power? Lol it needs to be plugged in.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] florelui001p:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33749970
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USSENTERNCC1701E:
I think he expected that it was an external power pack, quick recharge type accessory that you would precharge, then take it with you. A similar accessory was proposed in the form of a case with a built in power pack. It is really not a feasible concept though, too inefficient.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Capt.PP:
It's feasible alright. How efficient is still remain to be seen. Qi now can do it to 70% efficiency can charge up to 5 watts from a distant of 1.6 inch. Samsung's group is way ahead their inductive charging is going be a a few feet as demo in their diagram.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] espionage724:
The orb could also be charged wirelessly! Nexus 4 on top of the orb on top of another surface :p Charge-ception?

But na, I would also imagine the orb needing to be plugged into something lol; I guess if anything you can sit your phone on the orb just to set it somewhere if the orb wasn't plugged in...
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USSENTERNCC1701E:
That's not the sort of thing they were talking about, they weren't talking about a case with a built in induction coil, they were talking about a case with a built in battery that would inductively recharge the N4 via its built in induction coil. The only mobile recharge base offered on the powermat website plugs into the devices via their standard cables.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Capt.PP:
You gave a link to an thread, that OP was asking for an inductive charging. The kind that Samsung's group is going to showcase.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USSENTERNCC1701E:
Uh... no, no
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hereric:
"There are no Powermat or Duracell Powermat products that are Qi compatible."

Its official. I contacted powermat directly and they said that.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coldfusionb:
I've been looking at these will they work?

Check out this item I found on eBay:

End time: Nov 12, 2012 9:14:28 AM

Item: Wireless Charging Charger Power Pad for Verizon LTE and Qi Enabled Phone Handset

URL: http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=330778533674

Alt URL: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wireless-Ch...TE-and-Qi-Enabled-Phone-Handset-/330778533674

(Sent from eBay Mobile for Android)
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] florelui001p:
Member 1680 posted this a few pages back im just copying and pasting what he wrote.

The following is list of charger that conform to Qi charging standard (that I know of):

- (Hitachi) Maxell AirVoltage WP-PD10 (rebranded as Energizer Dual Inductive Charger)

- (Hitachi) Maxell AirVoltage WP-PD10S (rebranded as Energizer Single Inductive Charger)

- (Hitachi) Maxell AirVoltage WP-QIST10

- Panasonic Chargepad (QE-TM101)

- LG WCP-700 Qi Charger

- Zens Wireless Single Charger

- Zens Wireless Dual Charger

- Nokia FatBoy Pillow

- Citiwave (Yijieneng) Qi12, a.k.a Nokia charging plate (for Lumia 920 and 820)

- Citiwave (Yijieneng) Q9 Single Charger

- Citiwave (Yijieneng) Q100 Single Charger

- Citiwave (Yijieneng) Q200 Dual Charger

- Citiwave (Yijieneng) Q300 Dual Charger

- Citiwave (Yijieneng) Qi300 Single Charger

- Citiwave (Yijieneng) Qi400 Dual Charger

- Citiwave (Yijieneng) Qi500 Dual Charger

- Citiwave (Yijieneng) Qi600 Single Charger

- Citiwave (Yijieneng) Solar Wireless Charger (dual charger)

- upcoming Nexus 4 Charging Orb

Qi Charger with additional function

- JBL PowerUp Speaker (speaker with NFC Auto Pairing function)

- upcoming TDK Wireless Charging Cube (speaker with NFC Auto Pairing function)

- Citiwave (Yijieneng) Wireless Charger with Bluetooth speaker

- Citiwave (Yijieneng) Wireless Charging Table

Other Wireless Charging Standard:

- Duracell Powermat (and the original Powermat) is using different wireless charging standard and NOT compatible with Qi standard.

- Palm Touchstone charger also NOT compatible with either Qi or Powermat standard.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] logger:
Magnets are in the orb, correct?

Does this mean I could attach a separate magnet with a protective cover to my car dashboard and use it as a crude car holder until something better comes along.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USSENTERNCC1701E:
Possibly, no word on how strong the magnets are though, bear in mind they're meant to hold a glass backed phone to an inclined rubber surface on an immobile desk, wouldn't need to be too strong a magnet. And in the videos it's not really noticeably "stuck" to the orb when it's off. The induction process creates a magnetic field in the orb and causes an opposing magnetic field to be generated by the phone, so it may be that it has a stronger attraction when charging than when not.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] j814wong:
I'll get it if it's under $50 otherwise, I might jsut wait for a 3rd party option which are already out there I'm sure.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrbkkt1:
That jbl power up one looks pretty cool.
[HTC One X] raylusion:
riuned my damn one x for att!!!

Hboot is 1.14

s-on

what ruu i need to install??

I flash img and bootloader says relocked!

Anyone??please help i need my phone hurricane is coming and i have no phone!!!
[HTC One X] BenPope:
You might want to ask^H^H^H search in the AT&T One X thread, the phone is completely different.
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
Wrong forum, you need the AT&T One X forum...
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snoopycr:
Hello,

How do I use google now voice commands with my note 2?

like sending text or dialing phone numbers? I know samsung has S-voice but I hear its not as good as the voice command with google now?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] E_Goldstein:
Hold the home button and press the G it will open google now and just tell it what ya wanna do
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ijrod21i:
So now that the 8GB Nexus 7's are being discontinued, will Google be forced to replace flawed, warranty covered 8gb tablets with the 16gb version? Or will they start sending refurbished models?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nburnes:
Most likely use the warehouses full of 8GB they have left then refurbs.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WillyVWade:
You mean despite the fact that it was pretty consistently out of stock?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IRX120:
If this were the case I'd make my tablet not work and say it broke itself just to get a 16

Sent from my 1.8GHz Linaro optimized Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SeaFractor:
Warranty support requires that the vendor keep a certain amount of stock on hand to service requests for a period of time.

Doesn't matter if it's not available anywhere in "retail".

Besides, it'll be the parts. Seperate screens, seperate processor/memory boards, etc.

What I'm more interested in, is it possible to purchase a 16 or 32GB processor/memory board from somewhere? I can then do my own "out of warranty" upgrade.

IF I thought I could handle a soldering iron well enough, I'd replace the 8GB Kingston FLASH with a 32GB.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] issak42:
Check ebay for broken nexuses (32gb with broken screen...) they usually go for cheap.

If you do succeed, do report about it :D

If you don't, don't blame it on me :P

cheers!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kemonine96:
There is now a super thread over here with this root information and some more recoveries. I plan on expanding as more things are developed for the Rugby Pro.

I have added other hacks to this thread below the root download links. Enjoy.

The below guide outlines how to gain root on the Samsung Galaxy Rugby Pro (SGH-I547 ATT / Bell (Yes, Canada works!) / commanche). Please read through the full guide before attempting to root your device.

You will need ODIN v3.04 in order to gain root on the Rugby Pro (comanche), I will not post a link due to the nature of the package. Google has plenty of links for it.

BIG thanks to utkanos for all the help and making this a reality

Install instructions -- goldenlederhosen has provided some further information and detail about the below procedure here

Please read his post as well as the instructions before attempting this procedure

Install drivers from link below

Download necessary packages (clockwork recovery, root update) from the links below

Copy root update to your devices sdcard(s) -- Copy to both if external SD card is present

Charge phone to at least 80%

Power off the phone

Unplug from USB / Charger

Boot into download mode (Home + Volume Down + Power)

When asked if you want to continue, press Volume Up to enter download mode

Plugin phone and

Launch ODIN

Check the checkbox next to "PDA"

Click the PDA button

Select the comanche_cwr_6015_utkanos.tar.md5 file

Make sure only "Auto Reboot" and "F. Reset Time" are selected

Click start

Your phone will reboot one the flash is complete

You now have Clockwork Recovery, continue with the steps to get root

Power off your phone

Unplug from USB / Charger

Boot into Clockwork Recovery (Home + Volume Up + Power -- Release when Samsung logo appears)

Select "Install zip from sd card"

Select "Choose zip from sd card"

Navigate to zip

Select zip

Confirm

Reboot

You should now have root

I am not responsible for anything bad that comes to your device when using the information posted in this thread. Everything here is dangerous, may cause a brick, will void a warranty and has the potential to just plain wreak havoc. Do not complain you followed my instructions and met with a dead device. Consider yourself warned

I've tested to the best of my ability, but I am one person with one device, I cannot catch all potential failure modes. If you find a problem and a fix, or have information that should be added let me know and I will update the necessary information.

Download Links

Head over to the super thread here (link) for links.

CWR Touch / ODIN

Courtesy of childrenofthehorn there is a now a Clockwork Recovery Touch and ODIN images for the ATT varient. The thread is: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1990519

Rootz Wiki Forum

childrenofthehorn has gotten a dedicated forum setup over at Rootz Wiki. Check it out: http://rootzwiki.com/forum/556-galax...o-development/
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dweide9:
Works like a charm!

Thanks for doing this guys. I was thinking I would have to create an insecure kernel for the stock ROM in order to get root. You saved me a lot of time & energy. Expect a donation coming from my way.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kemonine96:
Thank you much for the donation :)

Would you be willing to pull an image of the stock boot partition (dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p7) and PM me a link?

Also: check the OP, I've added some info on how to get tethering (after rooting) without the need for a dedicated ATT tethering plan.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dweide9:
re: post-root stuff

>Would you be willing to pull an image of the stock boot partition (dd >if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p7) and PM me a link?

I would if I had any experience. My plan to insecure the kernel would have been my 1st time getting my feet wet with such a thing.

>Also: check the OP, I've added some info on how to get tethering (after rooting) without >the need for a dedicated ATT tethering plan.

Thanks, I did but I don't find Tethering Manager. I did find Tethering Provision. Is that the same?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kemonine96:
You can copy the contents of boot by:

Install a terminal emulator from the market

Launch terminal

su

Accept request for root

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p7 of=/mnt/sdcard/mmcblk0p7_boot.img

Transfer mmcblk0p7_boot.img to your favorite cloud storage provider

Share link

If you run into trouble or have any questions let me know.

Provision is a separate app. When I'm back by my laptop in the morning I'll double check the paths and report back. I froze mine using Ultimate Backup or Titanium Backup. I forget offhand.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dweide9:
boot partition image

I tried to provide the link to both tarball & zipped files of my boot partition image, but I haven't done 10 posts yet, so xda has restricted me. Let see if a little disguise will work:

secured hypertext@drive.google.com/#folders/0BwUellf9svE3M01kampaMU54NWc

So what fun stuff can you do with this file & how would my image be any different then yours? Or is it another issue, like uploading being restricted because you're a developer?

Also, I'm interested in learning the process of how you created/edited the files , in order to root the Rugby Pro. I'm sure your busy, so pointing me toward a tutorial would be great.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kemonine96:
Looks like TetheringProvision.apk is the one to freeze (do not delete unless you have a backup). If you try this let me know.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kemonine96:
Thanks for the file. I just finished pulling it.

I plan on using a stock boot image so I can put together an ODIN image that will flash the phone back to a stock state. If you root your phone or have a custom recovery / system / boot OTA updates will generally fail to apply. The best way to get an OTA update applied is to rollback to stock and install the OTA.

The boot partition should be the same across devices unless you make modifications.

I had to blindly update the boot partition on my device to get root, so I do not have an un-changed copy of it. In order to get an OTA update applied and to work with some Cyanogen / Clockwork Recovery stuff I will need a clean boot partition image.

I worked with a few people to get help putting together an ODIN image that allowed me to get custom recovery and the clockwork recovery update.zip. There is no general guide on the steps necessary.

If you are interested in diving into the custom rom / recovery stuff I will be doing some work with improving clockwork recovery for the Ruby Pro (commanche) and hopefully working on a Cyanogenmod 10 (JellyBean) port in the future. I am working on some items for the Rugby Smart (apache) at present, as soon as that stuff is taken care of I'll be focusing more on the Rugby Pro (commanche). If you are interested in taking a shot at updating the clockwork recovery for the commanche let me know and I can maybe point you in a few directions to get you going.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dweide9:
stuff

>I had to blindly update the boot partition on my device to get root, so I do not have an >un-changed copy of it.

You probably know this, but here's where I downloaded Samsung's ROM (disguised again, & I'm pretty sure the new "c" version is for Canada) Just search for sgh-i547:

hypertext@opensource.samsung.com

>If you are interested in diving into the custom rom / recovery stuff I will be doing some >work with improving clockwork recovery for the Ruby Pro (commanche) and hopefully >working on a Cyanogenmod 10 (JellyBean) port in the future.

I am interested. Realize I have miniscule programming skills (http, xml & Google {now MIT} App Inventor).

Also, I did freeze TetheringProvision, but I rarely tether. Usually I only need to when it's raining & my home DSL slows too much. I'll let you know if I have any problems when I do finally try it.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kemonine96:
I pulled that package as well. Unfortunately it is only the GPL components they are required to release, not the full ROM sources. It does contain the kernel sources which will be very helpful down the line.

There is a lot of testing work and guess/check for the ROM building stuff. I was thinking of setting up an IRC channel on FreeNode for discussing work on the device. Would you be interested / willing to move some of the interactive discussion over there once I have a channel setup?

Keep me in the loop. I tend to only tether for the purpose of my tablet when I'm not near a WiFi AP. I wanted to point it out just in case, better to have it working before it's necessary.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Motorhead1991:
Let me know if you want a modded stock kernel ;). I'l be willing to help, even though I don't have the device on-hand.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kemonine96:
IRC channel on FreeNode is setup: #rugby-pro-dev for those that are interested.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kemonine96:
I think we should be covered at the moment. The first priority will likely be getting a recovery nailed down and 100% before working on a customized kernel. I'm hoping to get recovery nailed sooner than later so we can do things like nandroid and similar before starting in on CM10 or another ROM.

I am also working on the Rugby Smart (apache) CM9/3.0 Kernel/CM10 stuff as well so my time with the Pro is limited at the moment. Hopefully the Smart stuff moves quickly so I can loop back around to the Pro quickly.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dweide9:
>I pulled that package as well. Unfortunately it is only the GPL components they are >required to release, not the full ROM sources.

Ah, learn something new every day.

>I was thinking of setting up an IRC channel on FreeNode for discussing work on the >device. Would you be interested / willing to move some of the interactive discussion >over there once I have a channel setup?

Sure, I already monitor #opennic on freenode, so I can just open another channel.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] MCKINLEC:
I deleted it, and now when I try and turn on the hotspot the device temporarily freezes and then I get the message "Unfortunatley, Settings has stopped."
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kemonine96:
Odd, I'll have to double check my device again. Do you have a backup of the apk, or do you need a copy of it to restore?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] MCKINLEC:
Thanks, but I made a backup copy, Think the issue could be because it was deleted instead of frozen?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] goldenlederhosen:
ETA, help, donation etc

I'm very interested in buying the Samsung Galaxy Rugby Pro for AT&T. However, there is no Cyanogenmod port for it yet. I really only want to have a phone if it can run a free ROM.

@kemonine96 et.al.:

When do you think a beta CM port will be ready?

I have not done any Android development and very little administration, but I am a seasoned Linux software engineer. Is there any way I can help with porting CM to this phone?

Finally, would a donation (kemonine96 has a paypal donations link) speed up the process? I can't afford to pay hundreds of dollars, but I could do something like 50....
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kemonine96:
You are not alone in that sentiment. I won't run a device I know won't receive a CyanogenMod port. The good news is as long as there is root, CyanogenMod can be made to work.

"Soon". Myself and a couple others are working on a set of changes for the Rugby Smart (predecessor to the Pro) and once they are further along I will be looking into starting the CyanogenMod port for the Pro.

Most definitely, there are a few things that would help out a CyanogenMod port significantly. If you contact me via IRC (see OP) or via PM we can discuss some of the options and take it from there. Please note I leave my IRC connection active 24x7 so I may not respond right away.

As much as I may appreciate a donation, please hold off as I cannot commit to working on CyanogenMod for the Pro in a paid capacity I am comfortable with. I am working 50-60 hour work weeks at my day job so my free time is severely limited. I have every intention on bringing CyanogenMod to the Pro but it is a free time problem more than anything else.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] goldenlederhosen:
Foreign anglopu

Okay, will do.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] markdexter:
Anyone tested this on Bell ISGH-I547c??

It will probably work, just wondering.

I have managed to get Cyanogenmod working on past devices before, Ill see what I can do for this device, would be nice having CM9!!

Love this Phone! I actually got rid of my S3 for this Phone:eek: But I was too scared to take my S3 to work!