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[Moto X Q&A] Yazzinit:
If you're using Motomaker, I'm assuming you're AT&T since they're the only ones who have that right now. Not sure about AT&T, but on Verizon, you'd have to use the alternative method of transfering your unlimited line's upgrade to another line (or just use that line's upgrade), upgrade that line to the Moto X, then transfer the phone to your line. This all depends on your plan, of course. I believe if you upgrade through a site like Wirefly, they don't allow you to switch the phone to another line for something like 90+ days, or you get charged a really high fee. Also, this extends that line for 2 years, of course.

Probably works the same with AT&T, but it may depend on the plan you have. Of course, if you don't have multiple lines, others have simply added a $10 dummy line, eaten the 1 month data fee, then switch the phone over to their main line and kept the $10 dummy line for the 2 years (since you can't ETF it, just downgrade to a basic phone at $10 and don't use it). Saves I think $200 overall over 2 years, but I couldn't be bothered and we have a family plan with a high bill as it is, so I just bought it full price (Verizon)
[Moto X Q&A] gordata:
I have AT&T, I just upgraded my wife to Galaxy S4 and she was able to keep her plan as it was before. I know with Verizon if you use your upgrade, you lose you unlimited data.
[Moto X Q&A] Ivan Fuentes Hagar:
I have AT&T, LTE Unlimited, and customized my phone on Motomaker. At first I had the same issue, even when I was just trying to check at AT&T's site, just to see the final price, I just couldn't go past the "choose a data plan" part, because it didn't list my current one.

It's not as complicated s transferring anything, although it requires some "real world" activity. I just went to an AT&T store, and told them I wanted to get a new phone, and keep my data plan. They have black & white, but you can also get that Motomaker card thingy, it has a scratch-off section with a code that you input in Motomaker when you're done with your design. The card also comes already with your future phone' SKU, Serial No and IMEI... so it was cool to know that somewhere in Texas, there was already a phone with my name in it :).

Of course, while the guy was preparing my upgrade and giving me the card, I asked him every 1 minute to confirm that I was keeping my plan, followed by "because that's the most important part, I want to keep my data plan".
[Moto X Q&A] iandr0idos:
My mom bought the Moto X, and all she had to do was call AT&T before turning on the phone and telling them to activate her new plan with her grandfathered unlimited plan.
[Moto X Q&A] gordata:
What plan did she select from the 3 available when she built it?
[Moto X Q&A] iandr0idos:
She (I) chose the 3GB plan.
[Moto X Q&A] Shaftamle:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2367734

[Guide] How to upgrade without losing unlimited data.

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[Moto X Q&A] gordata:
Thanks for the Help but that's for Verizon. I have been upgrading on AT&T for a few years now while keeping my unlimited plan, Just want to be sure on the Moto X.

Going to wait until the phone drops in price a little before I pull the trigger, I want a few of the accessories and the protection plan.
[Moto X Q&A] Shaftamle:
My apologies. I should read first. :what:

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Huthaifa.:
Hello, the GPS not working in my phone : Galaxy S3 , MTK6575

Rom : Liwa the last one, every thing is ok but when i tried to search GPS signals it give me 0 with GPS Test+

Anyone can Help! and sorry for my English :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Huthaifa.:
Anyone can help me pls?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Akil97:
I've been running Stock Rom (4.1.1) with Bullet_proof_kernel and TWRP (instead of stock kernel and stock recovery),Recently I was notified on an update to 4.2.2 via OTA. And when I was asked for installing the update package after downloading (424 MB),it simply goes into TWRP,and nothing happens. I tried flashing it through twrp but it doesn't work(I get some errors on it). What if,I flash Stock kernel and stock recovery and then try updating it??If that's possible,Can anyone provide me with a link for downloading them? It would also be great if you suggest an alternate way to update it to 4.2.2 [stock].

Thanks in advance!! :D
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
As I've told at least 3 other people in the last couple days: OTAs require stock recovery to install.

Also, I think your bootloader will need to be relocked if you are S-on.

If you are already bootloader unlocked and custom recovery, just install one of the stock (or stockish) Sense 5 ROMs posted in Development. Flash like any other custom ROM.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Akil97:
Yeah,I tried them but It did'nt work..Getting the same error in it.(Error executing update binary in zip). And I have S off with unlocked bootloader..Can you provide me with the link of stock recovery?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
What version of TWRP?

Going back to stock recovery has been asked so many times, I'm not going to bother answering. Try reading or doing a search.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Akil97:
TWRP 2.5.0.0.And I was trying for it for hours and couldn't find anything on reverting to stock recovery..I downloaded a ROM [stock] Sense 5 4.2.2

and even tried flashing it through recovery but it throws me the same error..
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
Its been discussed here countless times that TWRP 2.5.0.0 is buggy, and many ROMs will not install with it. Update to 2.6.0.0.

This is probably your main issue. Returning to stock recovery is a poor remedy.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Akil97:
I couldn't download TERP 2.6 and hence I tried CWM (Philz recovery ) too..still It didn't work ..
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
Try downloading GooManager from the Play Market, and update TWRP that way.

I've tried CWM before, but only the official version, not Philz, so I can't comment on that.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Akil97:
Finalllyy!! 4.2.2 Works!! Thanks bro!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
You're welcome. Any case where I help somebody stay modded instead of going back to stock, is a "win" in my book! :)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] mohamadice:
whats your cid man ?

i need known your cid to try update to 4.2.2

thanks
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] area51avenger:
Who is your carrier

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[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Headcase_Fargone:
I'll try to keep this brief, but backstory is necessary.

Original Nexus 4 came in, bluetooth often would refuse to connect to paired devices without rebooting the phone (or power-cycling the other device oddly). This was on stock. Flashed AOKP milestone 2 at some point and problem persisted.

Original Nexus 4 data port broke, RMAed and got a new one (now with nipples!). Flashed the same AOKP milestone and whoa, bluetooth works wonderfully now. Always connects immediately, amazing!

Fast forward to yesterday, I flash the new AOKP 4.3 build along with a new radio at a knowledgable user's suggestions (filename radio-mako-m9615a-cefwmazm-2.0.1700.84.zip). I'm right back to where I started with bluetooth refusing to connect half the time. Now I KNOW it's not a hardware issue because it worked on this new Nexus until yesterday.

Is this a kernel issue or could it be the radio? Recommendations on what to flash to get my bluetooth working again?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abaaaabbbb63:
Try reflashing the ROM with a data wipe. If the problem persists, then it's either a ROM issue, or your bluetooth chip is malfunctioning again (Which is improbable).
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Headcase_Fargone:
I was hoping perhaps someone would say "Oh that sounds like a radio issue. Just flash this one and you should be good."

Oh well, I guess I'll put up with it for now and do a factory wipe when AOKP releases a milestone 4.3 or something.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abaaaabbbb63:
Bugs in nightly builds are very common. If you want to be sure, flash the stock rooted ROM, and check if the problem is a hardware one.

And yeah, the radio is most probably not causing any problems, since most of us use the latest one with no problems.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Headcase_Fargone:
I was actually having this same problem with stock 4.2.2, CM10.1, and AOKP Milestone2 on the first phone. Didn't have the problem with AOKP Milestone2 on the new phone, but am now with the new 4.3 preview build. Really frustrating. Oh well, I'll keep flashing clean until it works. Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Smashman:
I just got a Nexus 4 and have found to my despair that it doesn't have Mass Storage Mode due to the sdcard becoming integrated with normal data.

I really want Mass Storage mode, as I use my phone as a memory stick for various educational purposes, including running various executables directly from the Mass Storage.

Is it possible to create a 1GB, or so, FAT32 partition from the normal ext4 space and allow that to be mounted as Mass Storage?

If someone could point me in the right kind of direction for that, I would be much obliged.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kayhan 17#:
yeah, im either interested in this, i want to develop a simple application which should achieve this but im new to android so therefore need more information

Regards
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Smashman:
I just got a Nexus 4 and have found to my despair that it doesn't have Mass Storage Mode due to the sdcard becoming integrated with normal data.

I really want Mass Storage mode, as I use my phone as a memory stick for various educational purposes, including running various executables directly from the Mass Storage.

Is it possible to create a 1GB, or so, FAT32 partition from the normal ext4 space and allow that to be mounted as Mass Storage?

If someone could point me in the right kind of direction for that, I would be much obliged.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alex240188:
This would require much more work than you would think. You can't just go around changing partition sizes and layout of the nand without the bootloader throwing a Wobbler.

I mean it probably could be done with some extensive work but it means you probably wouldn't be able to use fastboot anymore because the offsets would be wrong
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Smashman:
I see, well that's disappointing. I really used mass storage a lot and media transfer doesn't cut it for my needs. Damn.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ziddey:
Yes, this would be possible. However, I haven't done it personally and can see it being a little bit involved. From doing a search, it doesn't look like anyone has approached this either.

Creating the image is the easy part. But to replace the stock fuse setup / supplement it gets tricky. You'd need to extract the ramdisk from your boot and make some changes there at the least. Further, you'd probably have to decompile your framework to modify res/xml/storage_list.xml.

Overall, I think it's doable but would require some research comparing with sources for other devices (with SD cards). I guess it depends on your level of aptitude / desire. Might be better off attaching a usb stick to your keychain.

To get the ball rolling, here's a way you could create a vfat image:

dd if=/dev/zero of=/data/sdcard.img bs=1M count=1024
mkfs.vfat /data/sdcard.img

That would write 1MB of 0s 1024 times (1GB of 0s) and then format it as FAT.

Perhaps you could research having that "partition" be an add-on, supporting UMS, while still maintaining the default fuse setup.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] aniket.lamba:
Google Play Description : Sidebar Plus - brilliant multi-tasking from anywhere

It's light, fast, customizable to your taste. You can put various items in the sidebars such as apps, contacts, commonly accessed settings, shortcuts, and DashClock extensions as well at widgets. It supports multiple bars, as well as change the visuals and trigger options for the bars.

Features

☆ Create multiple bars that can open from aside

☆ Pin apps, common settings, contacts, shortcuts into bar

☆ Big Bar brings favorite apps, frequent contacts, settings, weather, running apps, widgets in a bar

☆ Customize a bar with theme, colors, icon size, opacity, bar alignment (left/right)

☆ Deeply integrate to system: slide to open bar while using other app

☆ Include 3 themes: dark, light, holo-dark.

How to cook a bar

A bar consists of items and options. Items are apps, settings, shortcuts, contacts, bookmarks, widgets, Dashclock extension. No limit on a number of items on a bar. Bar restricts to items from the same category except mixed bar and big bar. Options includes themes, item style, icon style, sort order, search box and bar opacity.

How to use a bar

☆ Slide from left side (or right side if right sidebar alignment) OR

☆ Long-click on leftmost (or rightmost) to open

☆ Fling to quick open

☆ Click on free area or fling in reverse direction to close

☆ Click on an item to run default action. Long-click on a action to run secondary action

☆ Click on sidebar notification to toggle sidebar visibility

☆ Shortcut to quickly open a bar

Notification

To prevent Sidebar from being kill by system.

5 days of full feature trial. After the trial period, you can use upto 2 bars without upgrading

Full user guide: http://www.rootuninstaller.com/p/sidebar-plus.html

Permission: http://goo.gl/Up2l84

Vote for new features: http://goo.gl/Hr4oRM

This app is designed to bring multi-tasking easily from everywhere.

Features

Multiple bars

Support different types: apps, contacts, common settings, shortcuts

Widgets on sidebar (ex. check twitter stream on your lock screen)

Extension (compatible with DashClock extension)

Full customization with theme, options

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rootuninstaller.sidebar

Changelog : New App Drawer (check the ss on Google Play)

Original Thread : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2427483

Credits :
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] DvikzzDroid:
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Good thread Bro :good:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] aniket.lamba:
Yes it'll work..
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] DvikzzDroid:
WOW great apps bro :good: :D Thanks Pushed :)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] -CALIBAN666-:
Version 1.4 is out.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?goto=newpost&t=2427483
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] golokipok:
Hello there, I just want to ask you guys of your opinion regarding my DHD. The screen stopped responding just this day. I tried booting to recovery and nothing happens when I press the screen. Do you think I got a busted digitizer? I have dropped my phone a lot of times already. It was still working fine yesterday and I haven't remembered dropping it. I just charged it overnight and I noticed that the screen is not working this working. Any suggestions before I take it to the repair shop?
[Nexus 7 General] naiku:
Bit of an update from today...

Safety first when working on the car.

Pulled out the glovebox, knee bolster on the drivers side and trunk trim in order to run wiring. I had to run a new remote turn on wire to my MS8 as there is no switchable 12v in the trunk. Power and ground to the fuse box area, and I wanted to run a USB extension into the glovebox for my flash drive.

For now I ended up removing the inline fuse that I was using behind the fuse box on the 12v going to the 12v regulator, I may add it again, but have it tapped into a fused circuit, so not sure I need to.

I got 99% of things working today, my ground wire to the USB hub needs to be re-done. The wires are so thin that the splice was not working, for now I just have them twisted together. I did get music playing through the MS8, and my USB flash drive was mounting fine. The other issue I am running into is when I turn off the ignition, the hub loses power instantly, causing the Nexus to give me a warning about improper removal of USB storage. I am trying to find out if there is a way to use Tasker to unmount the storage. But, I don't think I can get it to work, as the second the ignition goes off, the hub loses power. I may just have to manually unmount each time (which sucks).

The other thing is that I need to trim some more plastic to the right of the tablet, due to the 90 degree micro USB adapter, and charger cable, the dash trim does not seem to fit in properly. I am planning to finish these pieces up tomorrow, and then see how it does with my commute to work on Tuesday.
[Nexus 7 General] naiku:
Last update for the weekend, mostly working.

I glued a couple small pieces of foam at the top to push the Nexus outwards, I may add something to the bottom as well to make it sit a little more flush. Somewhat afraid to remove it at the moment though, due to the USB issue with the cable being knocked slightly causing it to lose connection. I do want to think of a solution though, as like I said, I want to be able to remove it from the car.

Took a quick test drive into town and back (about 30 miles of driving) audio / power did not cut out at all. Battery went from 78% when I left, and was back up to 83% when I got home. Spent half the time streaming music from the flash drive, the other half streaming over Slacker using Bluetooth tethered to my cell phone.

Next steps are to save up for a CAN-BUS interface, and then pick up a Joycon. Having had to change the volume via the screen, I want to use steering wheel controls. It's difficult to accurately adjust the volume, so I want the steering wheel option back. I also need to try and think of what to do with the USB. If I can find a charger cable with a shorter plug section, that may work as I can remove the 90 degree bend. But, most I have looked (I have 3 different kinds laying around the house) all have a similar length to them. I also need to re-calibrate my MS8, the center image is slightly off to the left with the Nexus. I am also likely going to refine my Tasker profiles at some point.

The one issue I did have after going for a drive, was that the Nexus froze when I got home. I am 99.9% sure it was my fault though. When I was running wires, I had the battery disconnected, which caused my key-fob remote to be out of sync with the car. To sync it back up, you put it in the ignition, turn the ignition on, push the lock button, then turn the ignition off again. I did this in fairly quick sequence, which I think caused Tasker to lock up as it was still powering everything on, when I removed power again. I had to pop the dash trim off, and reboot using the power button. Working fine now though (still need to sync the key).
[Nexus 7 General] naiku:
I drilled a larger hole today for my new USB cable (the hole is a mess as I had to use my Dremel, and there is 0 room to work there, especially as the tan piece to the right is a visible piece of the dash that I don't want to tear up):

What's annoying is that while USPS say my new cable has been delivered, it's not in my mailbox :(

Next thing I need to do is figure out a better way to make the Nexus sit flush against the bezel. I could tape it, but would prefer not to do that. In the first picture above, the blue box is around a piece that I glued some foam to, but it came off (I only used a small amount of glue). I may go this route again, the only other option is to try to fabricate some kind of hook system to the back of the bezel, but I am there is not much room on the back:

The advantage to making some kind of hook system though, is that it will likely hold the tablet nicely against the bezel, and make it a little easier for removal/installaiton. You can see in the bottom right of the bezel where I had to cut a section out, this kept pushing on the power / volume rocker when I was installing it in the car causing it to either end up muted, or power off.

I wish that cable were in my mailbox!! I might try to get things working in its current configuration at least for my drive to work tomorrow. Chances are I will get annoyed with it cutting out though, and give in.

Edit: So, just went down to the garage to take a look at things. Seems like I need a new OTG cable, I was looking at the male end of mine that would plug into the Nexus, and noticed it at a slight angle, if I touch it, I see it spark. Not sure if that's a result of it being a cheap Chinese cable, or the plug being pushed at an angle by the dash. Either way it means I am now having to find another OTG Y-cable, which I will be lucky to get before Monday. I may try to look inside at the pins, just to make sure there is not something that has fallen in there causing a short. But, at the same time am not sure I want to risk my equipment on it.

Thankfully I can use my phone to listen to music on the way to work and back.
[Nexus 7 General] naiku:
Here is my awesome fix for getting rid of the gap:

Yes, that is elastic from some underwear. LOL. I did not want to buy some elastic if it did not work, so figured what the heck, use some elastic from some boxer shorts. Works perfectly, holds the Nexus up against the bezel, and is strong enough that I can hold onto the plastic with the Nexus in there, and it won't fall out.

The gap that is left though is due to a slight curvature in the bezel:

Currently I am not sure what to do about that piece, if I try to sand it flat then I essentially am going to have to sand the top and bottom lip away almost completely. I have a new trim piece coming that should match the interior a little better, not sure if that is curved or not yet though, if it is as well, I may just deal with that piece. When it's in the car it's not too bad, and I don't know that I want to eliminate the bottom/top lip to have that piece flat.

Also, since I don't think I posted this picture yet, here is the downward facing micro USB cable from usbfirewire.com:
[Nexus 7 General] naiku:
Some new parts arrived today, first new trim piece, this matches the dash perfectly. I just hope I can get it to work as it seems deeper than my current one.

Also my Joycon arrived, with pre-shrunk heat shrink... LOL. We have had unseasonably warm temperature here the last 2 days (90F) so I think the heat shrink did what it was supposed to do.

Finally the CAN-BUS adapter arrived as well.

I am hoping to get the Joycon installed this evening :)
[Nexus 7 General] naiku:
After getting the Joycon installed, I also went ahead and ended up ordering a DCDC-USB, I had been having various odd issues and it turns out that most of them were a combination of poor power, and poor connections. I created a pigtail to connect to the DCDC-USB that has 2 female USB ports, one of them provides power to the hub, the other to the Nexus. Also running a Jabra Journey to route phone calls through. Charging rate is awesome, my battery typically gets to full during a single drive to work, and remains full all week long. Here is how the Nexus currently sits in the dash:

And here is a launcher I am working on:

It's supposed to mimic the RNS-E, so far it's not quite where I want it to be as I want to use %MTRACK to have a basic text of what song is playing, and not use the current widget. Apart from that though I am pretty happy with it.

Next things to do are to try and program a button on my steering wheel to activate voice search on the Nexus, possibly a back up camera and that's about it really.
[Nexus 7 General] bhess:
Pretty neat!
[Nexus 7 General] ~wolverine~:
Very cool! You made me LOL when I saw the Hanes. :good:
[Nexus 7 General] naiku:
Thanks.

Haha yep, that worked surprisingly well for holding the Nexus in place!