yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G2 Accessories] crashN2u:
That's great that they provide the part. I didn't know that. I was basing my answer on previous experiences from another manufacturer who provided a very similar product.

As for voiding the warranty, that will depend on the manufacturer. Here is the reason why LG could refuse to warranty the device.

1) Defects or damages resulting from use of the product in other than it's normal and customary manner.

It doesn't matter how easy it is to remove the back cover. It was not designed to be consumer removable. Therefore, removing it is altering or using a device in a way that it was not intended. Even if your issue has nothing to do with you removing the back cover, if LG were to find out, they could technically void your warranty citing that it has been tampered with.

I'm not saying they will do that, just that they could. I deal with consumer electronics warranty issues almost daily. I've seen warranties denied for similarly ridiculous reasons.
[G2 Accessories] MasK:
Well you got a point though.

I gotta try checking this out with the service centre in my country.

You're from Jakarta?
[G2 Accessories] i87:
sd card

if u opened the back cover

are there any sd card slot like korean models?
[G2 Accessories] C-4Nati:
Can you guys in countries where LG sells backs buy one and sell to me?
[G2 Accessories] pvillasuso:
battery back covers for D802

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Battery-Cov...e_Replacement_Parts_Tools&hash=item2330e173a2

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Battery-Cov...e_Replacement_Parts_Tools&hash=item2a32b121fb
[Android Apps and Games] tyroavi:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coderecipe.klicktodoX

All properties of the task just a single click away and on the same Screen !

- Set notification + alarm for tasks with a single tap

- Set Due Date and Time for a task with a easy to use scrollable date/time setter.

- Clean widget designs

- Blazing fast and user friendly UI

- Marks tasks overdue with color schemes

- Easily differentiate tasks with predefined color schemes

- Tasks are automatically sorted by date

- Tasks marked completed are automatically pushed to the bottom of the list.

-Set custom alarm notification

-Enable disable vibration for notification

Try it to experience this innovative app !
[Android Apps and Games] vynlnandroid123:
[Free App] Download Wallpaper Android - 18 Category - Over 1k Wallpaper

thanks you very much
[HTC Rezound] cntryby429:
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posted in wrong section
[HTC Rezound] Tidewater:
I know the cobalt themes and hue themes work on 4.22 but I have also had the exact same problems on any 4.3 or 4.3.1 Roms. I have stopped trying them because I've had to do a battery pull every time. Hopefully a solution can be found because I really miss the red themes

---------- Post added at 04:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:24 PM ----------

reventech has been working on a red and black theme and I know he is quite knowledgeable and helpful, so hopefully he will find a solution for this theme problem
[LG Optimus G Pro] andygold:
Spoke with AT&T today. I was told 3 months ago that if i waited 90 days they would unlock my phone (E980). After about an hour and a half on the phone talking to 3 different people, i was given the go ahead to go to the unlocking portal. I tried to unlock the phone but kept getting an error message.

The unlocking portal would not unlock the phone, stating that it was unable to unlock it at this time. So after another call the rep told me that her computer showed that there was an unlock code (which she gave me), and that it should work.

She started a case, gave me a case number and said someone would review the case and help me. I got a call a few hours later from someone else who was quite adamant that AT&T would not unlock my phone until my 2 year contract was up. This was even though i told them that i live on the US/Canada border and need to be able to have phone service without roaming.

So, i decided to try unlocking it myself since i now had the code.

I want to make sure i did everything correctly....

I went into the dialer and entered; 2945#*980#, then clicked on Network Lock, entered the unlock code, and pressed Unlock.

The phone then rebooted.

I don't have a T-mobile SIM to check if it works, so i went to an imei site, but it seems that it no longer tells if you are carrier unlocked. Is there some way for me to verify the unlock, other than throwing in a competing network's SIM?
[LG Optimus G Pro] 88cavalierz24:
dunno if this will help or not but when i got mine i thought it was locked as the ad didnt say it wasnt, I bought a code from cellunlocker and tried it and it "didnt work", kept getting a "not yet personalized" message. After checking the code and reading the email i saw it said something about that message.

"Different phones have different Unlock Code Input Instructions, Try the following Instructions in Order:

Method #1 Insert a non accepted simcard, and enter code when prompted for a code

OR

Method #2 Go to the dial screen and press “2945#*model number#”

for example if its a p999 you enter “2945#*999#” or if its a p990 you enter “2945#*990#” etc…

OR

Method #3 to the dial screen and press 2945#*71001# as if making a call, enter code when prompted

OR

Method #4 Go to the dial screen and press *#865625# as if making a call, enter code when prompted

If Phone says, "Code Accepted" or "Network Unlock Successful" or "Not Yet Personalized" your phone is fully Unlocked

"
[LG Optimus G Pro] cynosure4sure:
Sorry if wrong suggestion but works in my country..

why not flash a custom ROM...it unlocks it automatically
[LG Optimus G Pro] dante501:
Just buy a unlock code from eBay or unlockr?
[LG Optimus G Pro] Funkym0nkey:
Yup. I got unlock code for my E980 from eBay for less than 1USD. Got. Code in 4 hours.
[LG Optimus G Pro] corelle:
Can u share who u used PM the link or ebay name :)
[LG Optimus G Pro] andygold:
I tried doing the unlock a second time, to verify. I used Method #2...the same method as I used the first time. I select "Network Lock" and I get a message saying "your phone is not personalized", with a "Dismiss" button directly below. Can I assume then that it is carrier unlocked?

Just curious...is my unlock code the same for all E980 phones, or is it sepecific to this IMEI?
[LG Optimus G Pro] dante501:
The unlock code is specific to device imei. That's why u have to gibe ur serial or imei number to get the unlock code.
[LG Optimus G Pro] Ryukou:
I used this service, only cost $1.86 and received the code in minutes.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Unlock-code-...item43b7f5fd24
[LG Optimus G Pro] corelle:
Thanks!!!
[LG Optimus G Pro] marvin02:
I am testing the waters for a potential swicth to T-Mobile with their new $100 for 4 lines plan. I used freemyblackbery.com. Select "Other Brands" from the menu on top. The code cost me less than $2 US and I received it by e-mail in less than 5 minutes. Confirmed that voice, sms, mms, e-mail, etc. working after entering the t-mobile apn info I found here.

Link to the instructions to use code

I am not affiliated in any way with the freemyblackbery site, this is the first time I have ever unlocked one of my phones using a code.
[LG Optimus G Pro] abumy:
I get the your phone is not personalized message and am not on att. You should be unlocked.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aclegg2011:
has anyone checked the app for any hooks and possible exploits for writing to registries?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] cody.adkins:
I just got the HTC One. At school I have to roam on Sprint's network when in buildings to make calls and text, rely on WiFi for my data needs. That is were the problems exist. When the phone goes from Roam to Sprint, it kicks out the wifi and puts up a notification saying " You have lost data roaming because of being outside of your home network". My EVO LTE never had this problem.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hwiriya:
By default (no additional apps installed yet), Note 3 consume almost 1,4GB of its RAM. Is it normal? Can we disable or uninstall some useless apps/services from it? Any recommendation? I need more free RAM to run other apps.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Q N1NJA:
Device doesn't manage its memory well enough for you?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maidangisme:
this beast suck a lots of memory, i ran only few apps memory remain at 400mb free WTF, when i clear memory i saw it clear 40+ apps ,so it look like many samsung junk apps run in background.

-No custom for me at this time, i'm not big fan of Omega Rom. Wait for more custom rom.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Estoroth:
Why wouldn't you want the device to cache Apps in RAM?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MohJee:
RAM is there to be used, not to be empty so you can see a big non-utilized number. If new opened applications need more RAM, the OS will automatically clear the old stored data to make room for new ones. It even explains this in the task manager if you bothered to read.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
RAM is indeed to be used. But it's not pleasant to see your rebootet phone is slurping up 1GB of ram immediatly.

I've rooted mine and loaded up Omega. I deleted all useless apps. I'm running now on 500 - 700MB after booting up

This means for me less bloatware and more private apps that I downloaded can be cached

Win-Win Situation
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Drizzy xS:
After clearing memory I have a gig used somehow and it's pissing me off to be quite honest cause I can't work out what's using it all
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KidOtaku:
I'm with MohJee here; Android is just using as much memory as it can because it's faster to access the RAM than the storage. The boot processes use RAM, and if there is enough RAM in the system, then the boot processes will just use that RAM in order to avoid swapping, hence helping the device boot faster. The amount of 'free' RAM you see after system boot is just the RAM that was not used by the boot processes; the 'used' RAM is not necessarily being used by active processes. It looks used, but it's in fact free to take.

Whenever an app needs memory, the OS loads it up in RAM until there is no more RAM available, in which case the OS will just clear some unused memory to make room for the new app. This is more efficient than cleaning memory as soon as you leave an app, because then if you reopen an app you closed a while back, you don't need to load all the data in memory, it's already there.

Basically, unless you run a lot of processes or you have very little RAM, the RAM being full is a good thing in the Android world.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skander1998:
The RAM should get used in any Android device, with 3GB of ram, it seems like the phone is caching almost everything it can, it doesn't seem to affect usage as it kills non used apps and loads the ones you open if it reaches the limit.

This is perfectly normal, and how it should work.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Riccardo123:
Im suffering the same .. my Note II usually consumed 600-900MB but my Note 3 suffers 1.3-2GB smh. I'd be grateful if someone gave me a valid solution ^^
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrawer:
I'd recommend reading the 2 posts above yours.:o
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sohebq:
I am having launcher redraw issue. Could that be due to high ram usage?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShadowLea:
1.2GB after doing a lot of things, drops to 700MB if I clean using Taskmanager.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Riccardo123:
Wow haha
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShadowLea:
Yea, upon a reboot it only has 689MB in use. :D Even running 6 apps at the same time (Tapatalk, Firefox, Gmail, Outlook, Whatsapp, Oh!Edu Towns) it still sticks to about 1.28GB In Use.

All I did was clear out the bloatware as much as non-root allows, replaced Touchwiz(480MB usage) with Apex(68MB usage), turned off all sync and location services, and I don't use Facebook. :)
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Riccardo123:
Im not going to root but idk how to clear bloatware .. I think FB eats lot of ram , smart ideas there though lolz
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sohebq:
:D
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] habs101:
2.66gb max?

... samsung screwed with us claiming the 3gb bs.

they loaded a bunch of **** that constantly loads. all their dumb software screwing with the consumer.

So they give more, and reserve almost half a gig or more on some devices.. the North American has a max of 2.38gb so reserved a lot more.

the note 2 had max 1.75 but less crap loading in the background
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sohebq:
Even If they put 5gb, 4.77 will be full. Phone doesnt get slow, however I have launcher redraw issues.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] feras963:
Hello

i want official arabic rom for galaxy S5303 pleas
[PDA2, XDA IIi, 2020i General] dcoelho:
I have upgraded my rom. In the upg. process the stage 2 (extended rom) freezed at 29%. Now I have OS and radio rom but I have no extended rom. However I can verify that about 23,9mb of my storage space ar reserved to the extended rom that doesn't exist. I think the upg freeze because the space of 23,9mb is not enought to the extended rom. In fact the ms.nbf file has more that 25 mb. Do you know if is ther any tool or way to resize the space for extended rom? Thank you
[Frameworks] zroice:
XPosed & Modules: "Feature Enhancements" good enough to return to stock rom...?

(if this thread is missplaced please apologize and move it - I think this could take some space and I didnt want to clutter the xposed thread with it)

Henooy guys,

I'm using a Galaxy Note N7000 and since the day I had my first custom rom on my phone (think it was aokp-based) I never wanted to go back to stock.

But now with XPosed Framework and all those modules aiming at replacing all the cool custom-aosp rom tweaks, has game changed?

On Samsung devices for example, you miss out quite a lot of nice features (while gaining others even cooler obv) by using aosp-based roms like no working TV-Out, no multiwindow, no one-hand mode, etc.

So I was wondering if I could get the same experience / features as with one of the "all in one roms" (I'm using rootbox 4.2 atm which has like 100s of customization options) with a stock samsung rom by tweaking things with xposed modules?

Here are a few points that interest me especially:

How about performance hits with heavy xposed customization vs "built-in" customizations of aosp based roms?

How good are the UI customizations like setting color and transparency of status bar and icons etc?

How about Halo / Apps in Floating windows? (yea there is the module, but how good or bad is it compared to "real" halo? or does it work just like it?)

Is there a module to use CM themes? (or is there some other easy way nowadays to "copy" a cm theme to the system framework? I have BlackedOut theme with everything black n white including certain apps, and would really hate to miss out on that)

---

Well it mainly boils down to: How well do the xposed modules implement all those tweaks that the custom roms offer out of the box? And how does performance compare?

I did so much tweaking to my system, and I flashed soooo often already lol, so I'd rather hear some opinions before changing everything again. =)

I'm sure I'm not the first one asking himself this question...?
[Frameworks] nekher:
No youre not :)

Well, i can tell you this, i also have a N7000 and have already flashed: SweetRom, VengeanceNote, Stunner2 (great!!) and paranoid3....

The problem is i really like the stock features...but hate the "greenish" colour and the damn statusbar......so... i did two things...

1- Installed the AMAZING aroma themes collection by kmokhtar79 (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2480358&highlight=aroma)

2- Installed xposed framework and started twiking little things...like disabling clear defaults dialog ...or the battery low alert, the increasing ringtone, the storage warning....and the samsung keyboard delay...

So far...its awesome...and because it work on the things that "are already there" instead of bringing NEW stuff....well there should be no battery drain whatsoever...

Or at least in the case of THOSE modules.... thing my differ from module to module...but if i understood correctly...xposed framework works on what already IS in there...so...should be the same...

Anyway...with those 2 things my stock(-ish?) note is awesome.
[Captivate General] DR650SE:
Well since I converted my Captivate to a dedicated audio device, I have added an Otterbox as well since I still like to protect my devices. The issue was that there were no cases made to fit with the extended battery. Figured I'd hack up an Otterbox. Only needed a dremal.

I really need to retape the battery :p

Sent from my DROID RAZR XT912 / CM 10.2
[Other SmartWatches] deedscreen:
Seeing a lot of progress with the[Break]

Samsung Galaxy Gear is awesome, being able to root, use the Play Store, set your own launcher and all is great. After all, it's based on Jelly Bean (4.1.2 - I believe), but it's limited in many ways compared to the alternatives, and limited to certain devices... The Galaxy Gear is priced at $299.

The Sony SmartWatch 2 is limited in functionality, as far as we know, however I won't knock it as not too many people stateside have gotten their hands on one. That's at a $199 price point.

The Omate TrueSmart, (a KickStarter Funded Project that's available for Pre-Order w/ Dec. Shipping) on is a lot like the Galaxy Gear but has ruggedized properties, runs Android 4.2.2, has capability of running the Play Store (see below, as Lokifish Mars explains), water resistant, has a microphone, camera, speaker, is rootable, Bluetooth, microSD card support, and can even be used as a standalone phone, has complete stock Android interface, with add-ons for $299 w/ the higher RAM option.

To me its a no-brainer, Omate TrueSmart, right???

I own a prehistoric Sony Smartwatch, like the idea of smart watches, but what's with all the hype over the Gear? Why not go with the TrueSmart??? The Pebble seems stupid to me, only because for the price, it doesn't do THAT much for $199 and I'd rather spend $100 more on something more functional, even though I'll loose out on the super e-Ink low energy battery life technology. If money grows on trees in your family, buy them all if that's what makes you happy, but I'm just trying to be practical...

Yes, Google will probably release a smartwatch pretty soon, with Google Now/Search, but I doubt it'll be fully Android featured like the TrueSmart...

And I'm sure Apple will release an iWatch that has a clockface, pause/play button, and a few other features, (Siri with luck) for $129, and call it the First (using a stupid word like...) Innovative or Intellectual smartphone companion watch, and Samsung will eat them alive in court while Sony, Pebble, and Omate watch and eat popcorn while Samsung fights.

Excuse the large images, xda needs an image resizer, and I really don't feel like resizing them myself and reuploading... too much work, bleh...

*Please don't quote this entire OP, just reply, thank you! This thread is way to long for that*
[Other SmartWatches] ClearD:
Yes, it is a no-brainer. :)

And where did you find that the gear could be rooted? Is a root available already?
[Other SmartWatches] deedscreen:
That URL shows the top smartwatches, sweet! Omate TrueSmart beats them all for the most part. Also, the Gear can be rooted, xda thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2480429
[Other SmartWatches] ClearD:
Thank you, updated the website to show that. But yes, the TrueSmart ousts pretty much all of them, in nearly every category. It's ridiculous.
[Other SmartWatches] speedyink:
They still haven't figured out how to get the internet working on the gear as far as I know. Since it doesn't have wifi they have to figure out how to get it through bluetooth.

Either way, here's my opinion.

Get the Omate if you want something that can do more than be an accessory to your phone. Or if you want an accessory that has the most rooting and messing around with potential. It blows the others out of the water in terms of specs.

Get the Gear if you just strictly want an accessory, and maybe want to run specific apps on it. If you really want to get into rooting and stuff you'll probably want it to have the sensors and radios it doesn't have. I find that with my Motoactv...I want it to have a cellular antenna so it has internet all the time, no wifi or bluetooth messing around. Yeah, it's still totally rad, but it could be BETTER. Enter the Omate.

Get the Sony if you want strictly an accessory. Stay away even if you have the slightest inclination to mess around with it cause you can't. It's running on a proprietary OS. If however it does everything you want, I'd get it over the gear to save some money and get a slimmer device.
[Other SmartWatches] deedscreen:
It feels like Omate vs. Sony Smartwatch/Gear is like Android vs. iOS respectively, why limit yourself, especially when you're paying around the same price... If the device is so limited, why price it with the big boys? :)
[Other SmartWatches] kuronosan:
I have used the gear and it's a great toy but this really is a no brainer.
[Other SmartWatches] Lokifish Marz:
Sadly this is not correct. Here's what we do know.

TrueSmart will initially ship with it's own app store.

No version of Android 4.3.1 and lower will ever officially support Google Services (Play Store, Gmail app and so on) on smartwatches like the TrueSmart. This now leaves only versions of Android that haven't even been announced yet and tells folks that if they are running 4.3.1 or lower then they will not have official Google Services.

A PC based app, root or custom recovery is being looked at to allow non-developer editions running 4.3.1 or lower the ability to push unofficial Google Services to the TrueSmart.

Here's what we don't know

Will Android 4.4 or higher support smartwatches like the TrueSmart.

Will the TrueSmart receive certification for Android 4.4 or higher to include official Google Services.

Why does my cat like eating plastic.

*All that aside I still think the TrueSmart is a more capable device out of the box. The specs also allow for a more long term lifespan with regards to Android versions and apps updates.
[Other SmartWatches] deedscreen:
[MENTION=3795702]Lokifish Marz[/MENTION] That is true, I saw a Play demo, and what I read about the Play store was unofficial, and Loki - it's been a while, since the Photon days haha. (OP updated).
[Other SmartWatches] Lokifish Marz:
It has been a while. Five different devices later and I ended up back on the Photon.:eek:

With repos dropping off for Ubuntop I figured it was time to move on and will be on two different smartwatches for the foreseeable future. The TS will be my main device though.
[Other SmartWatches] kuronosan:
Marz is dead on.
[Other SmartWatches] raghav280392:
Smartwatch Comparison – Samsung Galaxy Gear Vs Omate TrueSmart Vs Sony SmartWatch 2 V

Check out this comparison. This has covered Samsung Galaxy Gear, Omate TrueSmart, Sony SmartWatch 2, Pebble Smartwatch.

teknosrc[dot]com/smartwatch-comparison-samsung-galaxy-gear-vs-omate-truesmart-vs-sony-smartwatch-2-vs-pebble-smartwatch/
[Other SmartWatches] vectron:
Unfortunately, the comparison is based on a tech spec which is useless. You need a hands'on comparison from someone who has been using these watches for awhile.