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[HTC Tornado] bruxelles5:
if you can hep me

i install TT 5.20, with Benelux Map. I start TT ok, choose a voice ok, when it come to choose a map, i choose benelux, wait 5 sec, then i'm ejected from TT ? it will close himself ?

i have install TT (copy and paste) all necessary files into my mini SD card, included the map (the map is the one from my TT navigator, work fine in my Qtek S100)

I just install the patch in order to install ant kind application (the certificate unlock tool)

but nothing change, still can't stat the map

i try other map, same thing.

what i'm doing wrong?
[HTC Tornado] MADJID:
try this accept overwrite the files
[HTC Tornado] bruxelles5:
thanks,

i copy and overwrite all files. Start TT again and now the message is different : i only have the green warning screen when you can only say "accept"

then i'm directed to the map choice

i try both map (Benelux_Map from my TT navigator 5; and an older Belgium_Map from an older TT 4.4)

still don't work

i'm ejected again.

I think it's the map. Anyone here with a small map to test ?
[HTC Tornado] MADJID:
hi, the map u using is for old version of tomtom mobile 4 wich i think that is not compatible with tomtom 5,you need to get the map of tt5 in order to get it to work.

see here you maybe able to find what you after

http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/search.php?searchid=5952713

:twisted:
[HTC Tornado] bruxelles5:
i think my mini SD is the probleme.

I try several maps from Tornado users, and for me when i try to open the map it will eject me from TT

PS: all the maps i'm using is TT5 maps

i tr to get a new SD tomorow, i let you know
[HTC Tornado] bruxelles5:
just get a new card but no change.

i read and read and finally i understand my mystake.

the files i've got say "copy currentmap.dat into storage card/my document/tomtom"

that was wrong, need to be copy into main memory/my document/tomtom

grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

now it's working fine

thanks guys
[HTC Tornado] rocketrobot:
Thanks, I had exactly the ame problem, took me ages, until I copied the currentmap.dat to the main memory, not the storage card.

Cheers.
[HTC Tornado] bruinebonko:
tornado tomtom

What also helped 4 me was to copy the canary island map to the root of the sd card... i can use the newest maps of europe which are supplied with a tomtom go 500
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DarknessSky:
Hello!

So I got this problem that I can't sign in to YouTube or Play Store. I deleted my Google account and then I tried to readd it but it said "couldn't establish connection to server". I looked it up and it seems to have something with the hosts file to do?

Does anyone got a original hosts file NOTHING edited?

My hosts file looks like this atm

127.0.0.1 localhost
127.135.214.36 android.clients.google.com mtalk.google.com
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] xM Minton Mx:
Is there any way (without using espier) to get just my notification bar changed to this style, but leave everything else intact? I just want the clock change and the signal bars.

If I helped don't forget to hit that thanks button.

Sent from my Hyperdrive S4
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] xM Minton Mx:
Bump

Basically I just want the option to change my status bar to the dot format, move over my singal bar to the left side. Any way to maybe achieve this using 3minit or xposed? Thanks

If I helped don't forget to hit that thanks button.

Sent from my Hyperdrive S4
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] starfighter1106:
So i was out in the cold weather today, and when i wanted to take a picture with my gear when i got in i saw that it was all blurry, and that there was dew on the inside? Has anyone else had this problem with their watch, or should i return mine?

I'm certain that it's from the cold weather, i haven't been near any water with it.

Here's a picture i took with the watch, quite blurry because there's dew on the inside:
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Hardcore73:
I got same thing today.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] starfighter1106:
I hope it's just our specific devices that are faulty, and not the device as a whole.

I'll try to return mine and order a new, i hope it doesn't happen again.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] avenging:
if it has moisture in it like with the thread about sweat entering it, shouldnt you remove the moisture first? just curious if it will work fine again once the moisture is gone....
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] starfighter1106:
Well, i'm not very hardware technical, how would i do that? Remove the glass from the lens?
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Hardcore73:
This is supposed to be water resistant. It should not get moisture in there.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Ryland Johnson:
DO NOT SELF REPAIR YOUR GEAR.

You should return the watch to the store of origin requesting either a full refund or an exchange.

This is a repeat thread. This subject is being debated on another thread. IT APPEARS this COULD be a design fault. IF this is the case Samsung will need to recall all watches and resolve the situation.

I had some doubts about the IP rating of the gear. Now the more I read threads here from owners who share identical problems I am truly starting to get concerned that the Gear has one or two major design flaws. Second flaw being those exposed contacts at the back. Water or perspiration could cause a short.

Very mixed bag is the gear. Superb technology in some areas and absolutely useless in others.

Regards

Oh, you could place the watch on a tray, or in a bag, of rice in the sun, this will dry out the lens

until the next time.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Onyok:
It's rating of IP55 so it should be water resistant. I haven't gotten much 'mileage' with mine on the outdoors to merit this. And I'm with the guy^ you should just return it right away.

Hopefully, people having problems with theirs get resolved quickly while it's still under warranty.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] starfighter1106:
Yeah, i just spoke with them and they told me to send it back. I hope it's just a few of the units that are defect, so the new one i receive won't have the same problem. Or i'll just wait for them to send out fixed units.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] avenging:
if the weather is humid this will happen too, just imagine wearing glasses during really humid/hot days and they will form a fog and you wont see a thing lol, same with the gear is what I predict.

so solution is to either protect the camera when temperature/weather is suboptimal or wait till the moisture dries.

this is a first generation product, very likely they did not realize this

you guys might want to invest in this, seems that some cameras definitely go through this

http://gopro.com/camera-accessories/hero3-anti-fog-inserts
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] starfighter1106:
My problem is that after entering a warmer environment, the fog is now water and is located inside the lens, so all my pictures are taken through a drop of water, smearing the picture.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] avenging:
so you still have the problem? you tried soaking it in rice?
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] starfighter1106:
I can't right now, but i'll try when i get home tomorrow. If it doesn't work, then i'll just ship it back to the store.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Skeleton:
Thanks for the heads-up.

I think I will take some precaution to guard the camera lens from getting too cold ...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=46408183#post46408183
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] dalemusser:
Moisture in my camera as well - not related to cold

I had my Galaxy Gear Watch for two days before I started to see moisture forming in the lens. I believe the moisture came from the sweat from my skin. The watch never saw a wet environment; no rain, no water from washing hands, etc. After the third day the image was completely clouded and I could see actual water drops in the area of the lens. If I lightly pressed on the cover with the tiny hole in it behind the camera, water squirted out of the hole. It took about eight presses on the cover before no more water came out.

I let the watch sit for a day in the dry open air and the image remained clouded. I returned it to Best Buy and they replaced it. I bought the protection plan and told them I'd be back every time it gets clouded :) On the new watch I put a piece of clear tape over the hole after the watch sat in a low humidity area at room temp for a day.

I would love to know:

a) what is that hole in the cover behind the camera meant for?

b) why is the capsule that contains the camera not sealed?! Why would the design give up a place for water to accumulate between the front of the camera and the lens? IF that was sealed there would be no way for water to get in there.

c) how did this ever get through testing (or even design review)?
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] PensFan66:
This is a major concern - Mine arrives today, and we have high humidity in the summer, and I travel to Orlando a lot - So basically, the camera will become useless in almost every environment, eventually. I would have hoped that a $300 watch wouldn't have issues if you happen to get caught in the rain one day.... Or if you actually walk a lot and use the pedometer on the watch .. Love my Samsung stuff, but they do need better QC on their stuff. My Win8 Ativ Pro is a great machine, but they had MAJOR keyboard disconnect issues on release (3 Units in my house, all had the issues).
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] dalemusser:
A day later - new watch with tape over the hole

A day after getting my replacement Galaxy Gear Watch and putting tape over the hole in the cover below the camera I've experienced no fogging problems. What I don't know is if the tape is the reason I have no problems or if the new watch would not have a problem if there was no tape. And, frankly, at this point I don't want to remove the tape to find out. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Hardcore73:
. One dried out after 1 day and moisture never returned. I have to exchange it tho because the screen bezel sticks out further than watch face.

---------- Post added at 06:45 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:44 AM ----------

The Best Buy has not had any more in Stock since I bought mine so I haven't been able to exchange.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] tw1st3dxj:
I just went to use the camera on mine and noticed it's full of water droplets. It's never been out in the rain or in a wet enviroment just normal everyday use. I'll be taking mine back and just getting a refund.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Hardcore73:
The moisture only lasted one day and mine and has not come back and it's worth every penny for the watch
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] starfighter1106:
Same here, it was gone the day after, and i will be keeping my watch.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] dalemusser:
A week later with tape over the hole

A week after I received my replacement watch and put tape over the hole behind the camera I have no moisture problems.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] stesteste:
same here little piece of electrical tape and no moisture
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] bskarpa:
I'm kinda fortunate that I don't sweat on my arm that bad even when it's super hot lol. I've had my gear for almost 2 weeks and haven't had any issues. Everyone sure does notice this lil gadget that's for sure.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] acheney1990:
Happened To Me Too

Yes it used to happen to me too after I would wear it for a while. I actually called Samsung about it and spent hours on the phone. They were not very helpful and all the guy ended up being able to tell me was that I should wear it looser or for a shorter period of time. First I was upset about being told to use the device less since I just spent $300 on it. As for wearing it looser I cannot because it's already on the biggest setting because I have big wrists.

So I was able to come up with a pretty easy solution that has seemed to work for me, though it should not be required in a device this expensive. I put a small piece of black electrical tape on the back side over the little hole that is behind the camera. It seems to have worked for me and since my Gear is black anyway it is hard to notice.

Hope this helps.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] fOmey:
I personally have not had any issues, although it seriously pisses me off that this is happening on a bloody watch. You would think they would do there absolute best with ensuring its waterproofed.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] toddkeitel:
How to remove moisture from Samsung Gear Camera

My gear gets moisture in the camera lens every time I wear it for a few hours. I fixed (true guy hack) the frequent moisture problem in my gear as follows:

1) Put my powered down Gear in a small bag of white rice for 8 hours to remove the moisture. Don't seal the bag. Cover the camera front and back.

2) Place a strong tape over the exposed seams in the band behind the camera. Be sure the moisture is totally gone before applying the tape.

Having done so I have had no more problems with moisture in my camera lens assembly.

Samsung should really fix this problem and replace these poorly designed bands/cameras.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Grimcreaper:
I was glad i found this thread. thought i had a faulty unit. will try the rice thing tomorrow.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] raiu:
He lime green one I bought for my wife doesn't have the hole behind the camera.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] macky2green:
Hello, guys! This is my first post here. :o

I got my Samsung Gear 2 just last week (6-26-14).

Washing my regular watch by wearing it while I bathe has been a habit of mine – its my way of cleaning it. I’ve been doing the same for my Gear 2 since I purchased it (both while I shower and wash my hands). Like the others in this thread, my Gear 2 has also accumulated a small amount of moist inside the camera glass/lens. In the first few days, it was present, and will be gone after a while. But now, I’m really disappointed that there’s still a fair amount of moisture inside the glass.

Should I still try that rice technique or immediately return it to the Samsung store where I purchased it?

Thank you so much in advance. :angel:

Updated info...

I'm so very much surprised but very happy, as of last week, my Gear 2's camera/IR glass doesn't moist anymore. I didn't change anything in the ways I use my Gear 2 - shower, washing hands before/after meal, etc. I just hope it stays the same. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] starfighter1106:
Haha yes i've had the same exact experience. It occurred to be once shortly after getting the watch, and not even once since then, and i've had it for many months now.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] wiccan-two:
I think this is just common lens fogging due to the weather. I go through the same thing with my dslr. After being out in the cold with the camera you're supposed to let it adjust to the new climate when you get inside slowly to avoid this exact problem. The hole in the back is probably to let the moisture out.

I think it's more of an inconvenience being a watch but seems unavoidable. Best advice is to not warm the watch up to fast.

I tend to leave the dslr in its bag for an hour after coming in from a cold humid environment.

This is the same as what was mentioned about with the eye glasses earlier.

Hope this helps.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] lukesdiesel:
So after I completed a factory reset on my stock rom slot it deleted my rom on slot2 and deleted my Titanium Backup files.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] lukesdiesel:
I was using Safestrap

Luke now Free
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] sromer:
Does anyone know if there is a way to stop duplicate notifications on my Tablet and phone?

The problem is that i use my tablet mostly throughout the day connected to Wifi and then when i turn on 3G/Wifi on my phone i get an entire days worth of notifications within a few mins

Nexus 7 - Stock 4.3.1 with Root

HTC Sensation - CM 10.2
[Moto X Accessories] jbdan:
Great review and thanks
[Moto X Accessories] nonotechnology:
wow thank you so much for this! I've been trying to find a good bumper case since I have a motomaker-made X, and this post has a ton of great info! A few requests:

Do you plan on removing the covers for the buttons? I would really like my purple ones to shine through, but I'm not sure how it'd work with a case like this...

once you've used the phone a bunch, do you think you could comment on how it feels with vs without the case? I really like the way this phone feels naked, but it's also very smooth and prone to slipping... does the case help with that?

thanks so much and welcome to the X-Zone! Enjoy your new phone!
[Moto X Accessories] freeintruth:
Thanks OP for this much needed information!

The last picture seems to suggest that the curved back makes the bumper less protective...from what I can see, the phone sits on the table, not the bumper. Nevertheless, the bumper does provide some needed protection.

I also ordered one after days of hesitation. Mainly I ordered a gold skin from DBrand and really wanted to show-off ;) will remember to post the pictures once I have both of them on the phone.
[Moto X Accessories] n82k:
Here is the blue one on white moto x.
[Moto X Accessories] chrisomnia1:
I have this case and while I really like it, I have gone back to another because the buttons stick out so much that I keep bumping them. I have to really pay attention when i put it in my pocket that i don't turn it on. This may be silly, but it is a change from the other cases I've had.

I wonder how well it would fit if I cut out the buttons.......hmmmm

I really do like the fact that you can see the back and feel it. Especially the moto bump ;)
[Moto X Accessories] Vanilla Tarantino:
Having used the phone for a day and a half now with the case, I don't see myself removing the buttons. They have a great feel in my opinion, and I actually really like that they're slightly raised. I haven't had the issue that chrisomnia1 mentioned of accidentally turning the screen on when putting it in my pocket. If they were removed, I don't know how well this case would work given how flat the buttons are. That said, I had a TPU case for my Galaxy Nexus for which I cut out the volume buttons. They were recessed relative to the rest of the case, but I had no problems using them. It's basically a question of whether you want to spend $7 to find out.

I won't be using it much without the case, so I can't really comment on this in the long term. Although I'm cautious, I've dropped phones a few times and don't want to risk it naked. As for a quick opinion, as with all phones, it feels better without the case. I like that I can still feel the back of the phone though, as it feels much nicer than TPU cases. However, it is NOT a grippy case. I wouldn't say it's slippery, but I don't think it provides any increase in grip. If you're looking to increase the grippiness of the phone, this is not the case to do that.

You're welcome, and I definitely am enjoying it!
[Moto X Accessories] mtoomey79:
The bumper cases scare me to some degree.

1. With a white Moto X - the back gets dirty quickly. Looks like a put pine tar on my phone.

2. In the first few days I went naked, I picked up several chips/scrapes in the soft plastic on the back - this after having babied it waiting for my TPU case to arrive.

Gnex or S3 without a case (covering the back) - sure thing, replacement backs are a dime a dozen. Moto X without a case - not gonna do it, wouldn't be prudent.
[Moto X Accessories] sucram6791:
just got my black/red one and i love it! really great because it shows off the black in the front and the white in the back (developers edition)
[Moto X Accessories] Rain59rus:
real zaebis ! :D
[Moto X Accessories] natezire71:
I like the MotoX naked, but my hands are kinda big, and coming from a GNexus--this phone is pretty small. I was looking for a way to slightly increase the size, mainly the width. Does this bumper fulfill that need?
[Moto X Accessories] dnorthington:
Yes. I like it. In not a fan of cases, but this gives a decent amount of protection without compromising the design.
[Moto X Accessories] scottshu13:
There's a new case listed on the motomaker website, AirJacket Grip case (made by PowerSupport). Comes in a variety of moto maker colors. Anyone tried that yet? All accessories on sale @30% off through Motorola site as well
[Moto X Accessories] fabyloso:
I ordered one. $30 shipped. A bit pricey, but I have been needing a case, and hoping this is the case I've been waiting for.
[Moto X Accessories] OriginalFire:
It increases the width of the moto x by about like 0.25 in
[Moto X Accessories] dokukinoko:
Yes, I saw that and was interested in it at first glance, but, in the spirit of the topic at hand (bumper cases), it sadly isn't what I would consider to be a true bumper due to the clear back. But it's great it exists and that we have the equivalent of a Ringke Hybrid Fusion case for the X!

It's sad but it looks like the Moto G is going to be getting real bumper treatment (Motorola Grip Shells). I really hope they make some for the X too:

http://www.motorola.com/us/consumer...ls-for-Moto-G/Motorola-Shells-for-Moto-G.html
[Moto X Accessories] webby_s:
Pulled the trigger on this case... I like the Moto X naked but just want the screen raise so I can set it screen down with out scratching... ya I already have one in the dead center of the screen that I hope I can buff out. I HATE screen protectors.
[Moto X Accessories] refinition:
I think you should try some glass ones, they provide protection and you can barely tell that they're actually there.
[Moto X Accessories] R3dbeaver:
Just ordered a soft bumper tpu from eBay for $5. Comes with a screen protector. I'll post when I get it in 3-4 weeks lol
[Moto X Accessories] byt3b0mb:
I ordered the bumper from the op and I love it. I did cut off the tab on the back. Not sure what purpose it served but its gone now and looks better
[Moto X Accessories] webby_s:
What do you recommend for screen protectors? As long as they don't peal up or look bad and could come off somewhat easily if I don't like it.

And I think I will cut off that goofy tab in the back too.

Sent from my XT1056
[Moto X Accessories] perri.etb:
It's a nice accessorie but be careful when removing it. Mine got stuck with the back cover of the moto x and it was removing it. I was being careful so I guess it's not very difficult to happen. Now I'm afraid of taking it out so I'm just gonna do that if necessary.

Apart from that I love the bumper.

Also I have xtremeguard's full protection so I think it's well protected from all sides.
[Moto X Accessories] dokukinoko:
The PowerSupport (Brilliant) I'm using is cut fine. It leaves about 1.5 mm all around the bezel and doesn't interfere with the bumper. Might be too expensive for some people, but I love this SP.

I had nearly the same experience with another person's moto x regarding the bumper being fitted too tightly and difficult to remove without almost taking the back cover off. She has the woven black back. I have the regular black back and the bumper (I tested same exact one) is much easier to remove on mine compared to hers, which is why I took notice of this. I am not implying the back cover itself is the reason; it could be a fitment issue from the factory as well.
[Moto X Accessories] sankyou:
This bumper is great

Bought the black one and it shipped quickly. I like it way more than the Griffin Reveal - which I will now be giving to a friend. I did cut off the weird little tab but that was easy enough. Also have front and rear screen protectors installed just in case.
[Moto X Accessories] cannondale0815:
I wonder if the purpose of the tab is to help you take the bumper off...?
[Moto X Accessories] billykent1972:
Thanks for the review, went and bought one.
[Moto X Accessories] canezila:
Very nice review to op. I just got mine today and I have to agree that it is strange how much I love the buttons. Never before had a case worked this well with buttons. And everything else is very nice. Price + quality= happiness.
[Moto X Accessories] promackid:
Great Case

I also ordered one of these bumper cases and its a great case no complaints what so ever. Provides enough protection for me without much added bulk
[Moto X Accessories] Mayze23:
What did you use to cut the tab off? I ordered this bumper and can already tell the tab has got to go.