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[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NZtechfreak:
Was unbranded. Pre-release firmware of course, so possibility it could change, but I doubt that. That data sheet may refer to the Exynos version?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] betoNL:
You can read the specs : is about the SM N9005 ( snapdragon)

De exynos version ( according to their datasheet) also got FM Radio but with other frequencies

Here are the specs of the Exynos ( SM N900):

http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=specs&id=4952&view=1&c=samsung_sm-n900_galaxy_note_3_32gb

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[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sudisk:
I have a Galaxy Note I in perfect working condition, and i was however tempted by an upgrade. But since i listen to the Note's FM Radio a few hours each day and I don't want to bother with another device to carry (I do have a small FM radio in a drawer but I haven't used it since I had my Nokia N900)

And I do believe that leaving FM radio behind for a very hypothetical LTE data rate (in France at least) is a fool's bet.

As other devices are concerned, the G2 doesn't have external SD so this is a definite no-go for me. The Z1 (or Z2?) might be worth looking at.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arabbitte:
I've just discovered the S4 Mini - with the Snapdragon 400 LTE CPU - has FM radio.

I don't remember the launch of this phone so I'm unsure if it was known if it would have FM before it was launched. As the phone only became available about 3 months ago, maybe this indicates a change in Samsung's thoughts from the earlier S4 launch?

Or maybe I should just stop hoping ;)

Actually, the S4 mini might make a nice replacement for my S2 - more RAM, faster CPU, IR blaster, smaller, lighter ...
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] betoNL:
If FM radio is that relevant for you guys, somebody just played with the Note3 snapdragon this weekend and started a thread on general.

You guys could ask him over there, even though I just already did :D

EDIT ": Silly me, he already answered it over here ,,,\\\

Over and out

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[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlueChris:
Oh well maybe i will go to exynos version if really they dont have it in my country (greece).

im also in work listening many hours and in many other places which appears that radio is my best friend for news sports music.

I hope sammy will see this thread... its so stupid not to have if cpu has in build in
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arabbitte:
I think this is the $64K question. If the S4 Mini (Snapdragon 400 LTE CPU) and LG G2 (Snapdragon 800 LTE CPU) have FM radio, then I think it's reasonable to assume the N3 (Snapdragon 800 LTE CPU) has/could have one as well.

If this isn't a wild assumption, then FM radio functionality:

will never work, because Samsung have decided not to "wire it up"

will work, once the firmware supports it

Still hoping ...

P.S. looking at the S4 mini (mentioned above) in more detail, I think it's a downgrade from my S2 in some ways & 8GB of on-phone storage is not enough for me :(
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlueChris:
I ordered the 9005... im afraid to get the exynos version since i never had an exynos and i will try to live without radio if finally is not ON. Also even if the 4g here is only in cities i will keep the phone for sure 2 years so 4g connectivity will be better then. At least in work and whenever there is a wifi i can hear with tuneinradio app...
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apprentice:
No I think I am correct, it states...

"Galaxy Note 3 LTE SM-N9005: No stock FM app included"

If there's no stock app to access the FM Radio then it clearly isn't on board.

"Uses a Broadcom combo chip. I'd bet I find the FM antenna pin is grounded, same as on all GS4 variant."

There's pretty much no doubt in my mind there is no FM Radio and no chance of resurrecting it. It's a shame. I pick my Note 3 up on Wednesday and will confirm what I suspect here.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arabbitte:
Sorry - my "must have FM" filter must have blocked that out - you are correct. Elsewhere in that thread, the Author of Spirit FM said: (link to thread post)

My hope is fading is now gone. :mad:

What is annoying is that I don't understand why ? I don't understand the "thrifty" bit either. Most data these days is packaged such that it doesn't cost extra - at least if not roaming. In my opinion, radio on FM is simply better.

Sony have FM radio on their top-end devices as do LG, so I don't understand Samsung's stragegy. This thread has seen 2,638 views since I started it 10 days ago so at the very least this shows that plenty of people other than myself are interested. I doubt if there is anyone who would object to FM - although some may not use it - and if it doesn't cost Samsung one cent to include it, and if they don't benefit in any way from the income derived from listening to streaming radio, why did they make this decision?

I've heard vague stories elsewhere that they may reverse this decision in future phones. Maybe I'll buy an S5 :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arabbitte:
I went for a stroll at lunchtime in an urban area with excellent network coverage. I was just about to start the FM on my Samsung S2 when I had a thought - could I actually get by without FM? I remembered I updated my TuneIn Radio app the other day; I don't use it, but I thought it would be good to give it a go.

So how was my streaming radio experience?

In a word - Terrible. The radio cutout for long intervals every minute or so. Basically, it was unusable.

I guess my S2 is up to the job of running the TuneIn Radio app. I also know I had a full-quality phone signal and was downloading at HSDPA speeds. So why was it so bad? With HSDPA theoretical download speeds of 7.2 Mbits per second, why couldn't the network cope with my demands for 128 Kbits per second - less than 2% of the theoretical maximum? I've used streaming radio apps before, but only successfully when the data is being delivered from a"land line" (i.e. at work or home) network rather than a cellular one. This also rules out the particular radio station I tried to listen to at lunchtime: if it's always ok (still not perfect and not as good as FM, but usable) when streamed over a land-line, then I guess its not at fault.

Maybe the 4G capabilities of the Note 3 will make things better, but it won't help me until this new standard it is widely supported and available.

Samsung - can you bring back FM. Please?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dxzh:
FM Radio options in CSC of Note 3

For what it is worth, the CSC N9005OLBBMI3 has the following FM radio features in its FeatureSet tor the Sales Code SMA and XTC in Philippines:

<CSCFeature_FMRadio_FrequencySpaceAs>100</CSCFeature_FMRadio_FrequencySpaceAs>

<CSCFeature_FMRadio_DefaultChannelAs>88.3</CSCFeature_FMRadio_DefaultChannelAs>

There are probably others - if you want to see for yourself, you can see this in system/csc/SMA/system/csc/others.xml file in the unpacked CSC. FYI, 88.3 would be Jam 88.3 FM. Sales Codes SIN and MM1 for Singapore, and XME for Malaysia, in the same CSC have 87.5 FM as Default Channel and that seems to be the bottom of the FM frequency in those countries.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HD2liker:
an idea

i know it is silly but it is worth trying it.

can importing the FM radio app of the note 2 to note 3 make it work?

can we use per example apkshare and send the FM radio app of the note 2 and make it work on the note 3???

can anyone try it and tell us the result.

(i don't know if there is any rational).

I want the FM radio very much.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShadowLea:
The Note 3 has NO FM RADIO HARDWARE. Importing the software won't make a single bit of difference.

How hard is it to just buy a 5quid portable FM radio. Saves you batterylife, too. I've been doing it for over a decade....

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[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sudisk:
The idea is to have a single device. How useful is it too have such a large smartphone as the Note if one still need to carry an additional FM receiver?

I don't care about the warranty bit, Knox or the likes, but I sure do want the features that the SOC supports. Once again Samsung deceive many customers.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShadowLea:
Samsung didn't decieve anyone.

They never claimed there would be an FM radio in the Note 3. In fact, it was one of the first things known about the device, that it wouldn't have one.

The idea that it would was entirely wishful thinking from naive consumers.

The S4 and LTE S3 also didn't have an FMradio. Even with just the tiniest hint of logical thinking people knew there would be no FM radio.

How useful? Well, quite nearly everyone vouggt the Note 3 for the screen, RAM and CPU. To use it for on-screen things such as films and games.

Not as an overpriced glorified portable radio.

If all you bought your Note 3 for was the radio, I suggest next time you consider a classic Nokia. Since all the other features appear to bear no relevance to you. ;)

Send From My Samsung Galaxy Note 3 N9005 Using Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sudisk:
[MENTION=3264549]ShadowLea[/MENTION]

Please forgive my poor English, I didn't actually mean deceive but disappoint. I am actually very disappointed by Samsung for their decision not to include an FM Radio in their device.

I currently own a Note 1, and I was hoping to make the 4G move with the Note 3. I take advantage of the large screen while listening to the Radio and it is very nice. The dual core processor currently handles my needs, and I do watch videos and occasionally play games.

I agree that I may not be part of the majority of users when say that I regret not seeing an FM Radio, and what happens in the S3/S4 world is not my concern since I want to remain in the "phablet" market.

As for being naive, since Qualcomm included the FM radio support in their SOC, and other makers did include it, the thought did not seem a complete idiocy to think it would be in the Note 3, before it was officially announced.

I clearly wouldn't buy a smartphone FOR having an FM Radio, but I would certainly, among roughly equivalent devices, choose a device having FM Radio on top of a good CPU/GPU, 4G, a nice and large screen, enough RAM for heavy multitasking and external SD support (which leaves out Google, HTC and LG already).

I looked at many other devices that do not meet my expectations either because of other criteria. Considering the price tag of such devices, I allow myself to have great expectation for added features, and not just trading one for another.

Have all my congratulations for being perfectly happy with your device!
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CalcProgrammer1:
Note 1 didn't have an FM radio either, at least not the Qualcomm version.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sudisk:
I'm using the international version, which has.

We have good radio stations in Europe, but not so good data plans.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mardukeme:
Apparently the Sprint Note 3 has the FM radio enabled

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=47001674
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikereidis:
Yep. :)

I guess I was wrong when I said earlier:

Sprint has a $30 million "ransom" deal with US broadcasters so I guess that's why it's on the Sprint version. But it's not a Samsung FM app, it's the NextRadio app, which is a main part of this $30 million deal.

My guess is the only difference for the Sprint version is that they hooked the FM antenna pin to the headset jack, via a few cheap components.

But I wonder now if some new International or even LTE variants might come out with working FM. It would even be worth testing for on new builds of variants without official FM.

I think that Samsung has been dismayed at sales levels for GS4 and even Note3 a bit. They ARE very good, compared to HTC, Sony, etc, etc. But they haven't met Samsung's expectations.

So now, they are trying to add features they didn't for the S4. Rumor for a while now is that International S5 will see FM come back.
[Moto X Q&A] MaggiesStreak:
Does the Nuance Dragon Assistant work with the Moto X? Are we locked into using the Google Now if we want to talk with the X? Google is awesome, but Nuance has been working with speech recognition a long time. And they have programs out for Windows PCs. I know talking to a Jarvis is still a distant future. Competition is important, right?

Does Moto X have the right stuff to be competitive for 2 years? I've heard the stats aren't as impressive as was originally expected. I've also heard that stats alone aren't what makes the phone set apart from the pack. I'm not that interested in option to change up the designs. Talking to the phone is amazing, but if Dragon Assistant isn't on board then I'll reconsider.

AT&T: With a 2 year extension of contract, we're paying $200, plus some tax, upgrade/activation fee, and case. So, let's round up to $300. $300 plus the ongoing price of the month to month service. Am I going to be happy with the Moto X's performance with the needs upcoming apps will have?

I am with AT&T and might move from the Dell Streak 5. I love Dell Streak, but if I use it everyday I'll break that big screen. Which is why I'm not a big fan of the Galaxy s4 or even the HTC One. I can keep the Streak and swap SIM cards with the smaller Moto X as needed.

Love to hear your thoughts.
[Moto X Q&A] terabyte128:
I can't really speak for 2-year performance, but it's super fast and buttery right now. More so than other, higher-specced phones, which are bogged down by stuff like touchwiz. Motorola did a really nice job with the optimizations. Dragon dictation does work but afaik you can't use it with touchless controls.

Also, it feels really nice in the hand.
[Moto X Q&A] jhnl33:
Thanks to your post, I just discovered a completely new way to talk to my phone! I just installed Dragon and turned on the "listen in background" mode. Since the microphones are always on, dragon will turn on even when the screen is off!!! This is pretty awesome! :D

Thanks for the great find!
[Moto X Q&A] MaggiesStreak:
Alright....I'm getting some mixed messages here. :eek: "Can't use it with touchless controls"? That sucks! But wait...."dragon will turn on even when the screen is off!!!" ?? :confused:

buttery..:laugh:
[Moto X Q&A] terabyte128:
Sorry, I didn't realize that Dragon had its own "listen in background" mode. So you can't use it instead of google now for the "ok google now" thing, but you can use dragon's own mode to activate it touchlessly.
[Moto X Q&A] jhnl33:
Yeah! I'm playing around with it now! I customized the wake-up phrase to be "Yo google" and have the "background wake-up" option ticked. I don't know about other phones, but I presume because the Moto X has always on mics, having Dragon using the mics all the time isn't much of a battery drain. It is true that you can't use it in conjunction with touchless controls, but in all honesty, moto's touchless controls aren't that great. Dragon is much more accurate and you can customize the key phrase!

Also, regarding your previous concerns; I really recommend the moto x. It's really the smoothest phone on the market right now and with google at the head, I can guarantee that updates will keep the Moto running smooth as it is right now. I mentioned that touchless controls were kind of meh (they trigger quite a bit even without saying "ok google now"), but active notifications are really the deal sealer here. I honestly can't live without active notifications anymore; it's just incredibly convenient.
[Moto X Q&A] terabyte128:
Active notifications are amazing, hopefully Moto will add some improvements to the touchless controls with future updates :)
[Moto X Q&A] MaggiesStreak:
:) Alright..you two are good salespeople. I'll work on scrounging up the $600 or so.

I just finished a contract with AT&T, and I don't think I'm interested in signing another contract. My lifestyle for the next year will provide me with plenty of wifi to supplement the 2G cap pre-paid AT&T allows @$60/month. And the other deal in town is StraightTalk @$45/month also with a 2G cap, even though they say its unlimited.

I hear the Moto X price is going to drop some. I hope that Iphone C(heap) phone sells like hotcakes and the Moto X price rolls back.

Thank you for the follow up on the Dragon bit.:highfive: I even thought about calling Naunce Dragon to ask them.
[Moto X Q&A] anotherfiz:
Does it keep the phone awake? Or is this using the benefits of the NLP?

---------- Post added at 01:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:43 PM ----------

Does it keep the phone awake? Or is this using the benefits of the NLP?
[Moto X Q&A] rubiksmoose:
I'm still guessing that the Dragon always-listening mode takes up a lot of battery as it would on a "normal" phone. tl;dr I don't think it takes advantage of X's X8 always listening chip.
[Moto X Q&A] MaggiesStreak:
The below quotes are from my communications with the Nuance Mobility Zen Desk (https://nuancemobility.zendesk.com).

Me: Does Dragon Assistant work with Moto X the same way Google Now works with Moto X?

I'm thinking about buying the Moto X. However, I'm unable to find any information about the "touchless" features working with Dragon Assistant.

Moto X runs on Android 4.2.2. The touchless features focus on Google Now and a processor dedicated to an "always listening" microphone.

Moto X specs: http://www.gsmarena.com/motorola_moto_x-5601.php

Their response: Hello,

Thank you for contacting us,

I can not really comment on how Google now is integrated with moto X. However, I can tell you about Dragon Mobile Assistant functionality.

Dragon does have "always listening" functionality under which the device can be accessed touch-less. This functionality is called "Driver mode".

More feature of Dragon Mobile Assistant can be checked at: http://www.dragonmobileapps.com/

Regards,

Nuance Mobility Support

Me: Under Driver Mode, the Dragon Assistant will make use of the always on micrphones, then correct? Instead of saying "ok Google" to start up the device's Google Now app I can say a.phrase designated by Dragon Assistant. Is that correct?

The Moto X carries three always-on Wolfson microphones that constantly listen for the words "OK Google Now," to turn on a "Touchless Control" system, waking up the handset for voice commands and searching via Google Now. Source: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/08/28/motox_teardown_onshoring_handset_costs/

Their response: Yes, Under driver mode, Dragon Assistant will be always using device microphones for continuously listening for customized wake-up command.

Regards,

Nuance Mobility Support
[Moto X Q&A] MaggiesStreak:
Does it seem like I'm asking a very specific question and getting a very general answer to anyone else? I thought I was very clear.

The Nuance Mobility Team must have politicians working for them.
[Moto X Q&A] aviwdoowks:
Take a read of the reviews for the Maxx/Ultra/X! They are stellar. I disabled Google search & this works better. I like using my Jawbone headset button.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nuance.balerion&hl=en
[Moto X Q&A] MikeyNick:
I will say, functionally, I enjoy this far more than moto's touchless controls. But boy does it suck down the battery! Maybe if I was on a stock rom with the stock kernel, somehow some magic would happen and it would use the passive listening that's built in, but at least on AOSP based ROMs, in my experience, this thing will eat juice. i'm 15h on battery, 1.5h screen on, and 20%. 55% of the battery drain is from Dragon.

I think I'll keep it for driving, but maybe not for having on all the time.
[Moto X Q&A] aviwdoowks:
Path A

Want to use touchless for BT only activation, you cannot. Constant listening or no BT.

Path B

Use Dragon for BT only, have touchless off & have listening only at BT button activation.
[HTC Wildfire S] kajapezz8:
Hi to all!

before custom ROM installation the phone (with Fast boot checked in battery option) boot very quickly. After installing any MOD with Int2ext or Link2sd, the phone starts up very slowly even though I have the option enabled (Fast boot).

Can anyone help me?

Many thanks
[HTC Wildfire S] weasleynih2:
?

Which using rom ?
[Moto X Q&A] seanrobot:
I love active notifications however I feel that Sensor is way to sensitive. If im sitting at a desk and its moves just a little bit it turns on. I'm hoping in the future will have a way to lower this sensitivity, anyone else experiencing this?
[Moto X Q&A] tw1tch175:
It's not always the touch, could have been a light change or noise too. That being said don't worry about it deciding to wake up the active notification is very low battery draw.
[Moto X Q&A] Ivan Fuentes Hagar:
It's distracting, though. I don't get how this is the solution for receiving too many notifications during the day. For me, it's actually more stressful to see the clock/notifications coming in and out every 30 secs.

I'm not meaning to criticize, just wondering... is having a screen going on and off really nicer for everyone but me?
[Moto X Q&A] tw1tch175:
Well I agree in your situation it might be easier to have it less often I think the majority of cases are people pulling it out of a pocket or they keep it face down on a desk so it's less of an issue. Once we have some real development this is very possibly something that will be tweaked keeping the phone face down may help you for now.
[General Questions and Answers] abdelhamid:
I need your help please, i bought a lenovo smartphone a590 from China i'm from Algeria north Africa and i need your help about how to root lenovo a590 i can't find any tutorial about this model, i have problems with google play it doesn't work thank you guys
[General Questions and Answers] zachnuryanto:
Rooting Toolkit

Try this DooMLoRD_v4_ROOT-zergRush-busybox-su

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1321582

Or this Root_with_Restore_by_Bin4ry_v31

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1886460

Try to do factory reset, and then follow instruction to Signing In or Setting Up Gmail account after phone reboot..
[General Questions and Answers] abdelhamid:
it doesn't work i flashed it with sp flashtool but i couldt access to recovery it's in chinese language
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] rmaas56:
Where can I download the

WWE TMobile_NL_MDAIII_12200_169_10602_SHIP

T Mobile changed my divice after a defect and instead of the WWE NL version they give me ea ENG UK version.

Thanks,

Ronald
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] pimbo:
to bad

never seen the dutch version of t-mobile,

I've never seen the so called dutch version.

only the wwe/eng version is aviable for t-mobiel nl

misschien is er nog iemand met deze versie, en kan hij deze uploaden :lol:

But this is aviable for de device
[HTC Butterfly] hush6m:
I have upgraded my HTC Butterfly x920d to android version 4.2 sense 5 and the problem was internal memory doesnt show. I went back to recovery mode and i wiped all the data and also the backups. So now i cant go beyond the HTC logo screen, it stays frozen. I have tried TWRP Recovery but it doesnt work. Also when i try to flash a ROM it always fails. I have also tried CWM but tht didnt help either. Now i cant even flash a ROM or wipe any data in the memory. So if there is any way i can fix this please help me to fix it????:confused::confused::confused:
[HTC Butterfly] daorderdillon:
Adb sideload your rom
[HTC Butterfly] hush6m:
help me

How I'm gonna do that..?? And also I'm very new to play this thing so please help me to do by sreps..:crying:
[HTC Butterfly] hush6m:
Can u help me to find a original ROM for my HTC butterfly x920d..????:rolleyes:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] DeathBlimp:
i am using Android 4.1.2 with CyanogenMod 10.0.0-hercules. I tried various Auto-rotation and rotation settings but it rotates the wrong way or does not rotate at all.

I've read other forums that says this was fixed in CyanogenMod 10 but I am guessing it did not?