yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] failly:
The battery is good, atleast for me, I can easly get 1 day out of it.

Hmm well PERSONALLY I would buy the N4. But that's because I can't wait when buying something new and because I think that the N4 is already so smooth that you don't some more cores/ghz etc like the N5, because how much faster can it get? The heaviest games are already smooth so...

Maybe only a camera improvement would be nice.

Eitherway it's up to you, these are just my 2 cents.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kangerX:
Get n4 !

sent from the state where marijuana is NOT illegal !!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] denpeirazei:
Nexus 4 is indeed an amazing phone with the best pure android experience.

Of course all top branded high end androids will have support community for custom Roms and latest android features.

If you want some more customized UI like touchwiz or sense you can try something else.

But take into consideration that Nexus 4 is a value for money device with high performance which leaves most users satisfied.

It also has a unique design , a nice manufacturer and support both LG and Google.

I would recommend you to give it a try.

( another option for me is Moto X . very nice looks , customizable case , nice features etc. )
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hcdav:
Just to reiterate what the other's have said, it's a brilliant value for money device, and recently in the UK at least there has been a 33% price drop from £239 to £159 which is absolutely crazy for a device of this spec. That's like a quarter of the price of the S4 which experiences more lag than the Nexus 4 if kept on touchwiz.

If you're one of those people who gets bored of the phone quite quickly, wait for the N5, I'm sure the price point will be just as good.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonikk4ever:
Nexus 5 isnt out yet and look at those people coming with their answers to buy n4.

First of all op it would be wise to sit and wait for n5 to come out and compare it on the based reviews with n4.

Then and only then you can say which phone suits you best.

Seriously, you guys sick the **** out of me with your adoration towards n4.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wesmain:
I recently broke my Note 2 and bought a Nexus 4 to replace it, so I feel I should chime in.

1) The Nexus has horrible battery life compared to the Note 2. I wish it wasn't so, but I've recently even gotten a battery pack to recharge it on the go. It lasts maybe 50% as long, and this is with the most recent update (jwr66y). --- EDIT: OP asked if he could use it all day. For me, it's a maybe. With light usage, yes, but not if you use it like you could the Note 2.

2) Switching from the big screen to the small one has been a real challenge. I've caught myself looking at tablets a lot lately, and I never felt I needed one with the Note.

3) While pure android is nice, touchwiz is nice too. I consider them a toss up.

4) The Nexus 4 is a very nice device. It has good build quality, a nice screen, runs fast, and enabling LTE is easy (with T-Mo at least).

Bottom line, I'm seriously considering buying the Note 3 when it releases in the coming weeks, and keeping the Nexus as a backup. It's either that or getting a tablet, but I'd much rather continue to have 1 device.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
might as well wait for the nexus 6, itll be even better than the 5 :silly:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] talz13:
It's different when there's maybe a 2 month wait vs. a 14 month wait. I'll be waiting for the 5.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Seadra:
Buy N4 and then sell it off :P resale value will ofc be good till N5 is released.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonikk4ever:
The guy with the high post count(sims) clearly missed the whole point.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
lol, i think you missed my point, it was an attempt at humor. thats why i included this guy--> :silly:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IRX120:
Well, I have a gnex and a nexus 4, and the nexus 4 is a massive improvement over the gnex, however I'm not sure a nexus 5 phone will be a massive leap over the nexus 4 unless klp is more resource heavy. My n4 is buttery smooth and I even considered buying another one just because there only 200$ now. Go for the nexus 4 and you can probably resell it in a year for 200-300$ still

Sent from my Gnex VZW [Faux@1.5 GHz] on [crDroid AOSP]
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] aminsamizadeh:
Please tell me where to find Latest English(WWE) T-Mobile ROMs not Dutch to download? :)
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] edsub:
There are no Dutch roms. In Holland we use WWE.

Settings are operator specific though
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] aminsamizadeh:
So from which site do you download you wwe rom..? would you upload you t-mobile WWE rom to ftp.

ftp.xda-devellopers.com/magician
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] aminsamizadeh:
Would you post your ROM to ftp?

what's your T-Mobile WWE Rom Version?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reservin:
Does OTA update (such as 4.1.2 to 4.2.2) contains firmware.zip?

Also does nandroid backup from custom recovery contains firmware.zip?

I ran Europe RUU on Australian One then restored nandroid backup of Australian stock rom.

Does my One still have Europe firmware.zip installed or does it have Australian firmware.zip?

If my One still have Europe firmware.zip from Europe RUU, will it have Australian firmware.zip if I update 4.2.2 OTA?

Sorry about confusing question :confused:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RTIT:
Hey, for the first question yes the OTA update contains firmware.zip

For the second question, i think its no it doesn't contain firmware.zip, it only has the ROM, the kernel and your data.

So i think that you still have the European firmware.zip but i'm not sure about the last question! maybe someone else can answer it :)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reservin:
Thanks! At least now I know that I still have European firmware.zip is installed. :)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biglo:
Anyone know if theres a way to port blinkfeed to GE rom or cyanogenmod?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] InflatedTitan:
No not at the moment, if ever. You might blow me off but I use a full size flipboard widget which is just as good as blinkfeed.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biglo:
I heard about this flip board I think I tried it out once and it wasn't the same.I'm surprised that nobody has created a similar app or even try to port or mimic BlinkFeed.
[HTC One S] RootNightmareX:
Guys how much real/actual ram has free from 1gb on jellybean ?? I am thinking about buying a new phone soon and one s(s4krait) looks pretty good.
[HTC One S] johnforce:
Why Not get a nexus 4.. Its 199€ for the 8gb and 249€ for the 16gb Model..
[HTC One S] tivofool:
Not exactly sure what you are asking

this is what mine says is available (and what I'm using)

System ROM: 1.71GB (775MB free)

Internal: 2.51GB (1.71GB free)

Media:10.6GB (8.55GB free)

Ram probably differs a lot with different roms and apps running.

Mine says 488MB/782MB
[HTC One S] RootNightmareX:
In my country is over 400EUR and very hard to find and it's very big for my hands.

''Ram probably differs a lot with different roms and apps running.

Mine says 488MB/782MB'' this is what I wanted

Thanks
[HTC One S] johnforce:
Is it not available on the playstore in your country?
[HTC One S] BehradGH:
on CyanogenMod 10.1 and 10.2 with 3.4.xx Kernels you have about 795 MB .

about 500 ta 550 free RAM available !
[HTC One S] RootNightmareX:
Thanks a lot if you can tell me how much do u guys have free after official 4.2/4.3 android if HTC will release it.

No :crying::crying::crying::crying:

''Sorry! Devices on Google Play is not available in your country yet.

We're working to bring devices to more countries as quickly as possible.

Please check back again soon.''

BTW I can find ONE S at second hand at 200eur and nexus 4 at 250-260eur
[HTC One S] k1llacanon:
Go to settings - apps - running it'll tell you how much ram your using at a specific time I use like 500 average
[Oppo R819] stevew84:
I know this is in the wrong place, but it's the only place with Oppo in the thread title.

Anyone hear about the new device? I don't know if it works on TMO or not but it's in the same spec range as the Moto X and Nexus 4, but at a $350 price point.

http://www.gsmarena.com/oppo_r819-5631.php

Looks SUPER thin, and its face resembles an Iphone.
[Oppo R819] EnemyOfGlaDOS:
Yep.. Its their newest device. Already being used in China. It should work on T-Mobile as well. Not a bad device at all. I played with it at XDA:DevCon and it was fast and smooth, running AOSP, and the camera is great on it!
[Oppo R819] jerdog:
The bands for it are:

GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 - SIM 1 & SIM 2

HSDPA 850 / 900 / 2100 - SIM 1 & SIM 2

That means it's really only mostly compatible with AT&T. You'll get T-Mobile EDGE and be able to make phone calls as well as maybe some 850 AWS in areas that have that. But that's it.

But on AT&T you'll have issues as well with HSDPA as the 1900 isn't supported.
[Oppo R819] Entropy512:
No UMTS1900. Oh well. :(
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] hughlle:
Does anyone know if there is an easy fix or a rom etc that has the volume buttons flipped around?

I am finding it infuriating, when in portrait mode, it's fine, the top button puts the volume up, and the bottom button puts it down. Rotate to landscape which is how i like using my tablets, and they stay the same meaning that you press the left button for the volume slider to move right (up) and the right button to make the slider go left (down). It is a stupid oversight. Up should be up and down should be down. It's like trying to comb my hair in a mirror! :rolleyes:
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] darren1:
+1 I also would like to swap the volume buttons.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] timrock:
wow, really? Might as well have plus and minus buttons like Apple
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] fysix:
I noticed this as well. It doesn't bother me, but if a fix existed, I'd use it.
[Android Apps and Games] usman farhat:
Hi, this is my first app, and to be clear, I have created this with tasker.

This app's functionality is simple: It converts GPS coordinates to a street level address using google's data.

It asks you to choose a source to obtain location which includes GPS, network based location, clipboard and custom input. It then makes the street level address and asks you if you want to copy that address to clipboard.

It may have bugs, and to be frank it has bugs, with the GPS source sometimes.

Tested on:

HTC sensation (created on this device)

Samsung Galaxy S3
[Android Apps and Games] Archer:
Did you forget to link or attach something? :p
[Android Apps and Games] usman farhat:
No I am posting from mobile so this had to be done in steps.. plus my internet connection was being a bit lazy right now.

I have uploaded now
[HTC One V] ninad.mt:
This is a link to the TWRP Manager app

Downloads, changelogs and everything is in the link.. works well with our device
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Gill:
I have an O2 Pay and you go SIM in my XDA. If I don't use it for some time, will the credit expire on it?
[General Accessories] cor4twenty:
Hey XDA

Just throwing out a review for those of you interested in some quality Bluetooth headphones.

I have had these guys for a week and I've tried them on all sorts of music since I am part of a multi media team for a church. We edit and sample all genres of music so I decided to try these out for our work.

Build quality

They seem to be made with very good materials. I've had several other over the ear headphones that feel very flimsy and cheap; this is not the case with these. The adjustable parts on the headphones are very firm and not loose at all maybe even a bit too firm which I appreciate. The carbon fiber part is a cushion and not plastic which was surprising but not bad by any means.

Fit

The fit on these are excellent. They are snug and feel great. After a while you forget you're wearing them which is a plus since I would wear them for hours at a time. The cushions are very soft and there's just something about them that feels awesome.

Functionality

The Bluetooth part works excellent. Pairing took five seconds. They have never dropped Bluetooth connection on my S3, my MacBook Pro, my wife's iPhone, and a few other phones we tested. Pausing the music and answering calls also worked perfect. Battery lasts quite a while and I love that I can use the aux cable for those devices with no Bluetooth.

Sound

Music on these headphones sounds amazing. I am not a fan of many headphones out there with over killed bass but I do like a decent thump - these babies delivered perfectly! Highs were very clear and crisp, mids were present but didn't give them a muddy sound. Call quality was great as well. The person OK the other end heard me perfectly. Volume on the headphones for call was good. I could hear clearly almost as good as the earpiece on my phone.

Overall I really likes these headphones. They have been great for me with everything I do. I like the case they come in and the face that they are quite portable with their rotatable earpiece. I loved that they charge with USB so that makes it easy wherever I'm at.
[General Accessories] fredhanselmann:
Update?

cor4twenty,

It's been a while since you reviewed these BT headphones. Curious how they've held up, if they're still working for you or if you've moved on to something else?

Let me know,

Fred
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Ekinnoxx:
Hi guys!

A small issue with ParanoidAndroid. I installed 3.98 on my new Nexus 7 2013 and since my tablet is no longer recognized by Windows 8.

So I restored my stock backup and it works again. Then, I reinstalled PA 3.98 and it does not work ... I do not understand.

Someone has already encountered this problem?

FYI, I also Note 2 and PA already above 3.98 without problem.

Any idea?

(Sorry bad English, I'm french, and posting here cuz I'can't in the PA thread)
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] sfhub:
Did you make sure MTP is turned on in settings->storage->3dots->usb computer connection?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Ekinnoxx:
Thx!

Hey man !

Really thx !!! Almost 2 years that I installed some ROM (on my GalaxysIII, my Note 2, now my Nexus 2013) and I didn't know that option !

Thx :laugh:
[General Questions and Answers] aznmode:
I've had the tablets for a few weeks and would like to root it. It has android 4.2.2 but doesn't have an option to connect to pc as it doesn't have a micro usb port on the tablet. The charging port is proprietary and uses a AC adapter style cord similar to a laptop one so it doesnt have a usb end. Am I just SOL?

UPDATE: see post #8 by groumfi

UPDATE 2: thanks to member Taiz for the info. You can now root using an app found at www.towelroot.com No cable required

I returned mine a long time ago but this is good news regardless
[General Questions and Answers] Daifex:
Anyway to root HP slatebook x2?

Hello,

Apparently these two pages present two procedures for root any android by the sole procedure that allows currently Slatebook: recovery> apply update from zip (only root, no kernel or rom change):

Someone has tested or can test?:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2358996

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1746794

Greetings
[General Questions and Answers] GrievousMcG:
Thanks for that, mate. Looks like that someone has tried this but it doesn't work.

Alternatively it has been suggested that root access can be gained from the updated file from HP: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/...dlc=en&lc=en&os=4153&product=5400087&sw_lang= but unfortunately I'm not a developer nor technically inclined so I wouldn't know how to extract it. However the file is available from the above link if someone know how to grab and tinker with it.
[General Questions and Answers] gdfrisco:
a few of us are anxiosly waiting for this great tablet to get root access. I think the only way to motivate senior xda developers to buy this tablet would be if Hp drop off the price to $299.
[General Questions and Answers] Lahtinen:
hoho....how much we must wait that? One year? two?

we just need to get HP signature to sign update.zip file...
[General Questions and Answers] samsonslatebook:
some informations

Here is the detail or the official OS that we got with the slatebook 10 x2 :

Android version 4.3

3.4.57-g61ce4c9

H.M@Android-Build-System #1

Wed Dec 11 00:41:15 CST 2013

Build number

4.3-17r20-03-23

Many of us can not connect dirrectly the device to a PC. So it will be better to root it with usb flash drive or a SD Card but an apk like Framaroot would the best. I'm posting this to help anyone trying to make this for all slatebook users. There is still hope people!
[General Questions and Answers] samsonslatebook:
Hp still don't give us the ability to purchase a usb wire. The. French clients service said that no wire is available. There is still hope to find other devices with the same kind of proprietary port but the next problem will be to find a device with the same kernel.

Envoyé de mon C5303 en utilisant Tapatalk
[General Questions and Answers] ericritou:
Quick question please ref your post

I have received the cable you mentioned (HP 728141-001) and although it connects, the LED on the cable does not illuminate. Does yours light up? Cheers.
[General Questions and Answers] groumfi:
No, no lights
[General Questions and Answers] pafje:
Finally received the cable too! Not going to root it now (but thanks for the procedure!).. I really just wanted an ADB connection.

Some notes:

1. You have to connect the cable to the tablet itself not the base (stupid but took me some time to figure this out as I never use it without the base).

2. I can't get the driver to work on Win7 (device not recognized even though I can see the files), but it works on Ubuntu.

3. You do have to edit the usb_adb.ini and *then* connect the cable, normally you should have an authorization on tablet. Don't do "android update adb" as it wipes the ini file.

4. The light does not seem to ever light up, actually I don't even think it's a light, maybe it's just something to show which side goes up...

Jerem
[General Questions and Answers] laxan96:
Well thankx for setting up the guide. Since I'm EU spain I'll try to get a hold on one of those usb cables. Really want root for fps meter and TinyCore I think it's called. It would compliment my gaming on the device very well.
[General Questions and Answers] B3rt:
Maybe a stupid questions......

When using this expensive USB cable can you charge the tablet also with it or is it only for USB communication?
[General Questions and Answers] groumfi:
Definitely not a stupid one. You can NOT charge the tablet, it is only working as a data USB cable :(
[General Questions and Answers] Popol640001:
No charging yet, but HP is working on a 99$ cable that will do the charge of the tablet too :laugh:

Does someone know if some custom roms developpers are interested with the Slatebook ?

It's a pity at this time because we can not clearly see the end of the tunnel... Not rooted mine because I just don't want to miss the 32Go internal...
[General Questions and Answers] groumfi:
Do you mean due to the factory reset done when unlocking bootloader ?
[General Questions and Answers] Popol640001:
No my friend, I don't have important data on the internal 32 gigs, so no problem for me that the factory reset delete all the datas.

I mean that I don't want to "lost" this internal memory which is usefull for install applications (because this internal memory isn't well recognized no ? or I don't have well understood...).
[General Questions and Answers] groumfi:
Ah, okay, I see what you see.

No risk to loose the internal memory: it is still there once the tablet is rooted.

Issue I was mentioning about "no way to see internal memory in CWM" meant that when you boot CWM (the recovery), it does not see the internal storage. That the reason why, you have to sideload the SuperSU to flash it.

Then, once rebooted (and rooted), internal storage is visible as usual from Android

I would like to fix it into CWM so that we would them have a 100% usable and flashable CWM. Very useful then for flashing other zip that you should copy to internal storage and/or perform nandroid backups to internal storage.

So, you can safely root your device with the method (just be prepared to have the device reset to factory default due to unlocking bootloader)

Cheers
[General Questions and Answers] peacewarrior:
Just found it on Google
[General Questions and Answers] Pendule06:
Problem with adb_usb.ini

Hello,

Thanks for your work. I'm running on windows 8.1 and can't find adb_usb.ini ... I've only two files adbkey (1 File type and 1 Publisher type).

I've trying to install the minimal_adb_fastboot program on two differents pc but I obtain the same results...

I've a macbook pro but I don't know if it's possible to use it to unlock and root my HP slatebook x2 and how to proceed.

Thanks for your help
[General Questions and Answers] ahmad_zakout:
Charging cable

Well , i believe you cannot charge it with the cable due to the high output which it receives from the AC adapter, i can see it is 30A, while you cannot get any output from any where more than 3A, but for sure there will be a fix for that, and we hope it will be soon.:o
[General Questions and Answers] groumfi:
Hi,

Just create the adb_usb.ini file with notepad or any editor of your choice and add only one line with 0x03F0

It should be created into the C:\Users\<Username>\.android directory
[General Questions and Answers] Pendule06:
Problem with adb_usb.ini

Thank you for your answer but I create already this file in c:\Users\Laurent\.android directory but it doesn't change anything. I've reboot the all computers but I've always the same answer... I'm "a little" disappointed... I try even on Mac but it obtain always the same answer!

The HP is on android 4.3

Thank you
[General Questions and Answers] groumfi:
Hi,

On Windows the file is adb_usb.ini, correct ? If you've created it with notepad, when you save the file, notepad can create a file "adb_usb.ini.txt" if you didn't take care to save the file as "adb_usb.ini" (with the double-quote)

Best way to check is under the command prompt with dir

Also, any chance that you forgot to switch-on "Usb debugging" into the developper options of the tablet ? ...

If everything is okay but still doesn't work and If you are a bit familiar with Linux I would suggest the following steps :

- Download an Unbuntu flavor live CD ISO (ie : linuxmint is good)

- Burn live CD or use unetbootin to create a live USB stick

- Boot the live CD or USB stick

- Open a terminal and install adb & fastboot (apt-get install android-tools-adb android-tools-fastboot)

- Edit ˜/.android/adb_usb.ini and add 0x03F0 into the file, save the file

- Proceed with root procedure
[General Questions and Answers] SEC_SAM:
Rooting the HP SlateBook X2

Am planning to order the cable today.

In checking my X2 I note it has the standard sized USB port. Am I to hook the smaller USB connection to my PC? If so, how? Sorry for the dumb question, but it takes me a bit to catch up to the rest of you. :) The part number for the cable is described by HP as a "MICRO USB TO USB CABLE" and is $48, From the pricing it seems to be the correct cable, but the description causes me to ask my question. Thanks in advance for your assistance.
[General Questions and Answers] Daifex:
Rooted!, thanks very much for your work!

Now I have a much better tablet, bloatware removed, Greenified, Wakelock control, Xposed tweaked, Ad away, apps autostart control ....

Recovery reboot still leads to HP recovery but can boot via adb to your CWR.

(Cable bought at Amazon 53$ plus sending fees from USA, not cheap)

Greetings!!

---------- Post added at 12:11 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:02 PM ----------

Cable label is misleading but the HP reference must be 728141-001 one end plug standard USB the other like HP charger.