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[Android Apps and Games] f0x7:
Update 1.3.4a

• Integrated with Giftiz
[Android Apps and Games] f0x7:
Update 1.3.5a

• Updated icon and images

• Fixed textures bugs

• Fixed some crashes
[Android Apps and Games] f0x7:
Update 1.4.0a

• Added new features: Achievements and Upgrades

• Updated some images

• Fixed some bugs

• Minor changes
[Android Apps and Games] DMTSource:
Cool game, really enjoyed it on my Nexus 5!
[Android Apps and Games] f0x7:
Update 1.4.2a

• Added more Upgrades (Score Multiplier x18)

• Fixed some bugs

• Minor changes
[Android Apps and Games] pravin.kakde003:
Hey,

Its Really nice game.i am addicted to it.

I try to implement game using andengine but i am facing some problem while creating menus.I refer the tutorials but its worthless.

How to implements cool menu like your app?

Thanks in advance.
[Android Apps and Games] f0x7:
Update 1.4.3a

• Added Lava Theme

• Minor changes
[Android Apps and Games] f0x7:
Update 1.5.26

• Removed Scoreloop leaderboards

• Game is now integrated with Google Play Services

• Added 6 Achievements

• Fixed several bugs

• Changed some UI elements

• Minor changes
[Android Apps and Games] f0x7:
Update 1.6.39

• Changed Game Over interface

• Fixed a bug when sending score to Google Play Services

• Fixed several bugs

• Minor changes and improvements
[Android Apps and Games] balestrastudio:
Really like it!
[Android Apps and Games] Brotherhood Company:
Great game ;)

What is engine?
[Android Apps and Games] f0x7:
Thank you both!

I used AndEngine. It's free ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] piaa_nissan:
Can anyone point me into the right direction to modify the systemui to show 1x and 3G properly? I love the new GN3 icons but hate the fact Sprint fakes the fulltime 3G even in 1X areas.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Compusmurf:
There used to be some how to guides like that in the Note II forum. The idea should still be the same.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gary02468:
My HFBLU-STH3 Bluetooth stereo headset successfully pairs and then connects with my Note 3. When I turn the headset off, the Note 3 correctly continues to list it as a paired device. But when I turn the headset back on, it does not re-connect to the Note 3. If I click on the device in the Note 3's Bluetooth settings, it says Connecting for a few seconds but then gives up. The only way I can re-connect is to redo the pairing.

It only takes a few seconds longer to re-pair the headset, so it's not a major problem. But I'd like to solve it if possible. Any suggestions?
[Moto X Q&A] hulfordpaul:
Seeing Google owns Motorola what do you think the wait time would be for Kit Kat? Seeing the X has yet to see 4.3 I have a sinking feeling it might be awhile.
[Moto X Q&A] Shade21:
There are phones that have been out a lot longer that don't have 4.3... And 4.3 is in the testing stages... Be patient it has only been 2 months... They're still doing bug fixes... And with 4.4 right around the corner they may or may not just move to that.

Motorola doesn't get special privileges for android. They get access when everyone else does.

-Sent from my Moto X
[Moto X Q&A] icase81:
Being that its very close to stock Android, however, should make the upgrades a little more seamless. Theres not much to change except the specific Android functions, which might be there anyways like the touchless stuff.
[Moto X Q&A] Dragn4rce:
Don't forget the software optimizations Moto did for this device to last waaaaaaay longer then a Nexus 4 can.
[Moto X Q&A] phositadc:
Being that we still don't have 4.3 I think it will be 2-3 months before we see kit Kat, at an absolute minimum.

Sent from my XT1053
[Moto X Q&A] Dragn4rce:
Don't forget carriers holding it back *cough* verizon *cough*
[Moto X Q&A] stastnysnipes26:
I'm with everyone else on this. Could be a while, especially if you're on VZW. Hoping the developer community kicks into high gear here pretty soon and we start seeing 4.3 ROM's well before it is an official OTA. Same for Kit Kat.
[Moto X Q&A] freeintruth:
My question is: is there really a need for the update? Granted, I do want wish to install some apps that only work only with 4.3. But they are not that necessary.

With the leaks about 4.4, printing and payment option, seriously, do you really need those things?
[Moto X Q&A] stastnysnipes26:
Ok...you can stay on 4.2.2 while everyone else updates...what's the point of having a smart phone if you don't want it to be updated?

Sent from my XT1060 now Free
[Moto X Q&A] freeintruth:
hahahaha, that's my way to calm myself down. Of course I wanna update...but they do not do what I want for so long so I have learned to be content ;)
[Moto X Q&A] stastnysnipes26:
Don't forget a lot of the updates are also under the hood optimizations that make the phone run better. Also there are some UI changes. I personally like what I saw from the leaked images today. I'm sick of the cyan blue throughout. I will like the white status bar icons much more. Good for you for being content lol. Personally I want 4.4 now even though having the vzw moto x I will probably never see it as an official ota

Sent from my XT1060 now Free
[Moto X Q&A] phermey:
roms are always jank unless they are nexus roms. and even then there seems to be a fight nowadays for the current binaries. for me... i want to update. i want it now. but as long as my phone is running smooth as silk.... i can wait. back in the gingerbread days... things were a bit different.
[Moto X Q&A] finalarcadia:
At least 4.4 will apparently already come with a transparent nav bar; There's one to scratch off the to-do list for Motorola :p
[Moto X Q&A] bhundven:
Motorola... Google... Is there still a difference?
[Moto X Q&A] Rektroid:
Moto x on VZW-with kitkat :eek: that would take at least 5 months from when kitkat is on a nexus
[Moto X Q&A] Serious_Beans:
I've learned my lesson with non nexus phones lol. Don't expect any timely updates. I'm just gonna pick up a Nexus 5 to mess with the newest software and development. Even if development finally picks up with this phone the only good Roms (at least for me) will be the Roms based off stock and that means I'll have to wait until an official 4.4. So to curb my need for rooting and flashing I'll just use a nexus lol.
[Moto X Q&A] joshnichols189:
Maybe the fact that they are still two different companies?
[Moto X Q&A] bhundven:
Growing pains? I'm sure things will get better with time.
[Moto X Q&A] mau006:
They are pushing more and more system stuff into the Play Store, and the Moto X is about as well optimized for that as can be, so at least we have that. As much as I love the AOSP I'd be happy if Googlrola pushed everything but the kernel into play services, at least for their phones.

This phone is breaking my crackflashing habit, which is probably good for me, my career, and my family.
[Moto X Q&A] alex94kumar:
I have a feeling that once developers start writing more roms for the Moto X, we'll get in a nice groove in terms of latest versions of Android. Whether or not it's stock-based, PA, CM, or OmniRom remains to be seen though
[Moto X Q&A] AndreaCristiano:
i was told multiple times that the MOTO X was going to forgo 4.3 and get KitKat right around launch
[Moto X Q&A] jayboyyyy:
from who?
[Moto X Q&A] mandrsn1:
That is what I have heard from friends who still work at Motorola.
[Moto X Q&A] AndreaCristiano:
Was about to say the same thing. Just was driving :)
[Moto X Q&A] mandrsn1:
Back when I worked there, I had full access to the entire firmware server. It was pretty cool in such a nerdy way.
[Moto X Q&A] AndreaCristiano:
I'm sure. That's like free rom knowledge
[Moto X Q&A] mikeosu:
That would make sense. 4.4 is the bigger update of the two and Motorola should be able to crank out an update relatively quickly since the OS is nearly stock. I wonder why there was a leak of a 4.3 build? Maybe just a test that since got aborted?
[Moto X Q&A] kkhadr:
Moto X TMO 4.3

Look at this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2460923

I already flashed Boot & System img after a factory reset and data wipe it's working perfect for 4 days now, calls, data, wifi tether and GPS.
[Moto X Q&A] tw1tch175:
That being said this leak is fairly old, like not long after launch. The device was also originally intended to launch with 4.3 but google ended up stonewalling motorola for some reason. Very likely they stopped working on the build not long after this test build was made.
[Moto X Q&A] mikeosu:
Just ordered my Verizon Moto X. Hoping that the (relative) quickness of the camera update is an indication for future upgrades like 4.4!!
[Moto X Q&A] freeintruth:
My friend from Motorola told me the same thing. He asked me whether I wanted to get a beta version next week...that means the final version should be out when google officially announce it. So excited ;)
[Moto X Q&A] AndreaCristiano:
That's exactly what and where I have heard it from. The 4.3 after testing was deemed to incremental so they started working on 4.4 and decided tobskip right to kit Kat. My Motorola friend also said the moto x will always be up with the latest software within weeks of launch.
[Moto X Q&A] alex94kumar:
Please tell me you took him up on that offer :D
[Moto X Q&A] freeintruth:
Should I? From what he can tell, the final version will come out really soon...within a month or so. At this point, I do not really see the point to try the beta...but part of android nature also wants to try...root for beta for a week or two, unroot for final. hmmm..

Oh, I was told by the same guy that Motorola's Family Friends Promotion thing is now reopened until 23rd. So if you know anyone works there, it is a good time to re-connect :)
[Moto X Q&A] dr3wster:
Do it... Just because you can lol

Sent from my XT1058

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Even if u get it two days before it is released as OTA it would be worth it.. It could even give guys like jcase a sneak peak as to what options he still has re exploits to obtain root in 4.4

Sent from my XT1058
[Moto X Q&A] shaqqq:
I agree you definitely should try it.
[Moto X Q&A] AndreaCristiano:
So did you decide to do it
[Moto X Q&A] mikeosu:
I thought Motorola didn't get early access to code? How can they already have a beta?
[Moto X Q&A] AndreaCristiano:
Don't know
[Moto X Q&A] radiohead7778580:
I have been using 4.4 since saturday :)

it has some issues but really great performance overall
[Moto X Q&A] AndreaCristiano:
Interesting.....
[Moto X Q&A] cartmenicus:
Yeah me to
[Moto X Q&A] shaqqq:
How is it? What's the main differences and changes? Is it faster?
[Moto X Q&A] :
I have a friend from Antarctica whos friends, brothers, dogs previous owners, moms ex-husband worked for Google 5 years ago and still has tight contacts with Andy Rubins house cleaner and they ported it over to my Galaxy S. It runs great. I mean, I think it would be better if it had TouchWizz on top of it but I'm pretty happy with it so far. Ill see if I can get him to leak it for the X. It may be a while though, my backside still hurts from the things the dog made me do before he would hand over the Galaxy S port.
[Moto X Q&A] mikeosu:
So I guess Motorola is getting early access to code? Or do all major companies get it before official release for a head start?
[Moto X Q&A] abiezer:
Share please?
[Moto X Q&A] AndreaCristiano:
Its so funny on here when people share something everyone mocks it yet when that same person gives some info he expects everyone to believe him
[Moto X Q&A] icase81:
I'm sure they have SOME kind of access to it. They don't just throw it out on release day for major OEMs to start learning from on Day 1. Google MUST be testing on some other devices, S4, One, Moto X, etc to ensure compatibility at least a LITTLE bit.
[Moto X Q&A] radiohead7778580:
I'm not here to make any stories... If you guys have any questions I would be happy to answers them
[Moto X Q&A] :
Did you get it from the dog too? /Shifts uncomfortably on blow up doughnut.
[Moto X Q&A] AndreaCristiano:
What ?
[Moto X Q&A] radiohead7778580:
Um.... Okay
[Moto X Q&A] :
Then where did you get it? How about a screenshot of the "About phone" screen? A video perhaps? This is the internet you need proof by way of photo or video.
[Moto X Q&A] 9kracing:
Ummm, can we see a screenshot of your Android version?

Not to call you a liar, but I haven't seen any leaks yet, and I'm usually pretty on top of that stuff. I know 4.3 has been out for awhile, but where did a 4.4 build come from without being front page news?
[Moto X Q&A] :
Yer not, but I am.
[Moto X Q&A] krohnjw:
I suspect as members of the OHA the get the same "early" access as other OEMs via the PDK which was announced some time back. This was to allow oems access to the current dev platform during development as opposed to much later in the process and, in theory, speed up OEM updates for new releases.
[Moto X Q&A] mikeosu:
And Motorola is clearly on the ball! Thanks for the info. Now if only my transformer 300 by asus would get it... lol
[Moto X Q&A] Chynkinese:
But even when Moto releases 4.4, we still have to wait for our service providers to pass it through don't we? Though it does mean we'll potentially get a ROM of 4.4 before the service providers get it through, am I correct?
[Moto X Q&A] krohnjw:
If you're not on the GSM dev edition, then yes. Updates will still require carrier testing and approval. It just means it will get to your carrier (potentially) sooner than when OEMs had to wait for all code to be finalized before getting to start.
[Moto X Q&A] AndreaCristiano:
Well yes if you have a carrier version. The DE will get updates directly from Motorola

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T-Mobiles version might also get the update a bit quicker as they are basically a DE
[Moto X Q&A] 9kracing:
Still waiting on proof of your supposed 4.4 build.

Also, the Verizon DE does not get it's updates from Motorola, although it's possible the GSM version does.
[Moto X Q&A] AndreaCristiano:
Umm I do not have 4.4 my moto X hasn't even arrived yet. I never said I had 4.4
[Moto X Q&A] 9kracing:
Apologies, I got you confused with radiohead7778580 and the other guy.
[Moto X Q&A] AndreaCristiano:
No worries :)
[Moto X Q&A] ardoreal:
Yeah I've been on KitKat for like 8 years now. The performance is really good, in fact the Motorola guy that lives in my basement does a daily rsync of Motorola's development firmware server to my kitchen server.

4.4 is pretty much old news to me and I'm already waiting for the next big revision. Just a sec, Eric Schmidt and Andy Rubin just hangout messaged me to tell me they're developing a new Hungout beta. It sends you the next message your friend was about to send before they type it in.

You guys are going to LOVE the Moto X2, it's a really nice phablet. I also got to see the test UI that Matias Duarte has been working on for 5.0. He was over for drinks last night and was showing it off.

Well, better get going, Larry Page was wanting to bring his new Android powered self driving riding mower to try it out on my yard and he's at the door with it now.
[Moto X Q&A] cartmenicus:
I was kidding about 4.4 :p

Sent from my Moto X
[Moto X Q&A] :
We are all still waiting on proof. Cmon we want a photo of your phones About phone screen showing your moto x on 4.4.

Sent from my Moto X.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] humzat:
Replacing s voice with google now on the gear would be amazing! I know someone will do this but +1 for the request!
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Adamkopo:
Yup agreed
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Onyok:
third that, man! :good:

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third that, man! :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] ArborRes:
That requires internet connection, which is not supported by the GEAR.

I agree that it would be better, though!
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] humzat:
true but there has to be a way to bluetooth tether and use the phones connection...
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] xxlram:
+1
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] sepiroth887:
Actually it doesnt require an internet connection. Google now supports bluetooth audio inout iirc, so the option is to send audio to device, do processing on the phone and route it back to the gear display / speakers.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] halaletarian:
Google now is good but s voice is more of an assitant
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] xManMythLegend:
Id agree. SVoice does just fine on the watch my issue is Google nows Voice actions dont need confirmation. Text Bob "lets eat pizza" results in Google now showing you the name and message and a little timer that lets you press enter right away...edit..if time elapses it sends. So your only input can be one sentence.

With SVoice it requires a confirmation so you have to wait for that extra load time just to say "yes".

Google does the translations offline if needed. SVoice still requires a connection.

IMO its really not hard to have SVoice function ideally for the watch. Just needs some tweaking.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jackshepard04:
Ok so I purchased note 3 at full retail price from att without doing any research. I need custom rom for sure. So should return the att version and get the tmobile version and unlock or do I have some hope of a dev figuring it out. What would you guys have me do. Plz dont say endure master wayne.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] V DidDy 210:
I'd return the ATT version and buy the unlocked version
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jackshepard04:
Is there any downside to this other than the voided warranty which is basic. Plz I need some more opinions on this topic any input will be much appreciated even if it is to return it completely and switch to walkie talkie.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kitsinni:
If you need something now return it for the T Mobile, but it will void your warranty. The current AT&T root de la vega doesn't void your warranty because it doesn't trip the knox flag, but there are no custom roms. I would bet at some point we will be able to load safestrap with the root de la vega and be able to run custom roms without breaking the warranty on AT&T models, but safestrap is a little more limited than really flashing a ROM and it isn't done yet so there is no guarantee. If they do unlock the AT&T bootloader and we can do a real ROM flash, that will also probably void the warranty and will probably trip the knox flag .. but none of that is known for sure right now or if it will ever be done.

It really depends how fast you need to be able to flash it and how much your warranty matters to you.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbryson16:
I have faith. Where there is a will there is a way. There is too much of a demand for it. Either att will unlock it or the bounty will motivate a dev(s) to figure it out.

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Also I can't think of anything a custom rom will offer that you can't wait a month or two for
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sndtubes:
I had a Motorola photon on sprint with a locked bootloader. No one ever figured it out
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] esincho:
Because no one cared about that phone
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Quickvic30:
Ya know I thought this same thing, but you can modify just about everything through Xposed/wanam you could with a custom rom (status bar icon colors, notification background trans, remove carrier label, battery icon, hold back to kill app, toggle background colors, toggle text colors and the list goes on and on. Even on power saving mode this hardware/phone blows the most modded to the max note 2 out of the water.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LittleRedDot:
Well for starters don't title your thread like an 8 year old who is on fire, that's just rude.

Secondly, the "more opinions" that you desire are discussed over and over in vast depth and in a varitable cornucopia of considerations in nearly every thread on this forum. The pros and cons of tmo now - vs- att later is proposed to a nauseating degree. In other words, spend 30 minutes reading and you will get more than the few comments that you ask for.

Thirdly, decide concretely if what you want from your phone can only be achieved through a custom recovery and rom. There are, as previously stated, numerous ways to change a lot about this phone even with the locked bootloader, but you should seriously consider the strong possibility that it will never be unlocked.

And lastly, take a minute to research the cons of using a tmo note on the att network... There may be none, they may be vast.

Read, read, read.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jackshepard04:
I have read through many thread about almost every topic u just said. I m just asking for peoples opinion nothing else. Opinions r a way I can calm myself down a little n relax. Thanks.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ReggieSmith:
Depends on how fast you need to be able to flash a custom ROM. (Though I don't really understand an absolute NEED to flash a custom ROM as opposed to just WANTING to flash one.) If you need it quickly, return it, eat the $35 restock fee and buy it unlocked.

Out of morbid curiosity, why do you NEED to put a custom ROM on this? As long as we have root you can do almost anything. Just my opinion.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nimixes:
I would say eventually there will be a custom ROM and boot loader unlock however not today or tomorrow these things take time. If you dont have patiencr, aren't willing to out money toward developers to build , or do some developing yourself maybe iPhone is a better route.

;)

Not sure about about T-Mobile and its custom ROMs , I wouldn't rush into flashing ROMs til they been tested because you will be doing a lot of debugging
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jackshepard04:
You guys r perfectly right, dam my brain does not work sometimes when I need something right away. I just dont wanna be stuck with touchwiz for too long bcz I ll get tired of it quick. But the tw on note 3 is bearable for me until something gets worked out so I will just stick to what I have. I didnt even think about xposed at all most of the features i need r hopefully there. Thanks everyone for ur opinions cause u guys really helped me out. So I will be rooting my device tmorrow. Wish me lucks.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LittleRedDot:
Well I'm in the same boat as you, I just bought the att n3 and didn't do my due diligence and am now considering taking it back for the tmo n3.

Im leaning towards keeping it for 3 reasons...

1. I have faith that the bootloader will be unlocked by some very ingenious man who, upon completion, shall drink copious amounts of beer on my dime.

2. I've heard all the success stories of tmo on att network and I'm left with doubt that I will have as good of coverage that I want/need/demand/deserve given my station in life.

3. I don't think that I can't make my phone 99% perfect with root + exposed framework and all that comes out of that. Though I am a flashaholic, I'm seeing less and less need to do so with this device. It has all the features I want and once I'm rooted I can freeze any bloat ware whilst tweaking my personal particulars.

Now make a personal assessment about what you want/need from your device and put some of personal thought into it.

And edit the title of your post already.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Quickvic30:
If you get sick of touchwiz there are plenty of other launchers out there that will theme your TW to look like AOSP/AOKP ect. :good:
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jackshepard04:
sticking to the att note 3

Yea I m sticking to to att version of note 3. I ll work with touchwiz for now. Hopefully something happens with the bootloader. Thanks everyone.