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[Samsung Galaxy Gear] BarryH_GEG:
I wasn't trying to scare you or anyone else. KNOX is new and the affects of rooting on KNOX-equipped devices are still being figured out. [MENTION=3449972]Action B[/MENTION] saying AllShare Cast is working with "Custom" status is new because up until the N3 that wasn't the case. I do know that a device with a tripped KNOX flag can be blocked from accessing a network because I've seen it demonstrated. But you have to admit if Samsung just wanted to scare people in to a certain behavior they certainly didn't need to go as far as they have with KNOX and Region Lock. It'll probably take a while before we know the full impact of rooting/tweaking next-gen Samsung devices as reports from users get posted.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] inmnbob:
Where did you find these files
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Mr Ian B:
Google them.

Ian B
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] inmnbob:
I find the exchange app but not the com.google.email.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Riddlla:
I just rooted and edited the /system/build/prop, reboot. now i have my device back better than ever!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] StevieG_007:
I would like to try this method in order to fix my exchange notifications but after editing the file and entering the command I get an error when I try to save. It says the file is read-only. How do I fix this please?
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Tikerz:
Is your phone rooted?
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] StevieG_007:
Yes, and SuperSU has the latest Binary. I am using Sky Rom 4.3 with TWRP on my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317M. Both ES file explorer & x-plore are listed under SuperSU and when each is launched I get a message saying they are granted Super User for interactive shell. Editing yields same result. Error. Wanam Exposed, GooManager and TWRP all work flawlessly.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Tikerz:
Weird. I used Root Explorer to edit mine with no problems. Or else you could pull the file to a PC, edit it, and then push it back to the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] StevieG_007:
I think I tried root explorer earlier today. Payed app and couldn't find a menu to throw it into editing mode within th 15 min.Google refund window. Hey.... I was going to try the push/pull thingy but was a bit worried of an adverse results. I have lots of full TWRP backups so what the hey right? Thanks for the suggestion.

EDIT:

Heyyy before trying to pull/push I looked at Root Browser in the Playstore, read the features and decided to try that. IT WORKED!!!! It is able to save my edits and unlike the other 2 apps I mentioned above, when I launched Root Browser it requested Super User status where as with the other 2 apps I had to configure through settings. Anyways, don't know why but who cares cause it worked

Oh and the most important thing of all. I can now read full exchange messages on my gear again! (that feature left me after a gear firmware upgrade).

Tikerz, you sir are a genius!!!! Thank you so much for the great fix!

CHEERS!
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Brendo:
I've had another crack at the modding the apk. I'm trying out a Nexus 5 atm so have no way of testing

https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4nd9xqnnwxw0u/US Mod
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Brendo:
I've seen it has been downloaded a few of times. Any feedback?
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] jeff b:
Couldnt get it to work. Install fails. I did try putting it on top of the old version though, didnt have time to fully test uninstall reinstall.

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Not sent from a PC......or a red delicious.....but from a robot with a human appearance.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] scotta:
Same thing here - fully uninstalled and tried to install yours, and install failed.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Brendo:
I was able to successfully replace the sanotiprovider apk with my modded on, however it refuses to send any notifications

I tried so many different combinations and settings, but have come up empty

I tried signed/unsigned

I tried replacing apk when in connected/not connected

Tried removing from preinstalled apps and installing seperately

It seems that if notiprovider is edited, it just won't send anything. If GM is modded, it won't install

I even tried with my buildprop set to usa and removed (default for my device)
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] worzilla:
null wont install

i have done everything to a t to install null 15 but gear just resets in recovery it just goes straight to install update and then resets itself im starting to wish i had never bothered what am i doing wrong ????? theres no option to install from sd as instruction suggest i have su rights and its rooted so clueless
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] awasser1:
I just installed the latest gear update here in USA a couple days back and exchange mail works fine everyone. At least for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] mr pnut:
Wat update did you get? I still can't read non of my notifications on my gear
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] awasser1:
galaxy gear manager update 1.5.120601 fixed exchange for me. You phone is on android 4.3. and you have update the latest firmware for the watch? V700XXUAAMK7. if you all of these things updated and you have reset the watch I would take the watch to the nearest Best Buy to the Rep at the Samsung Experience Center Have them check it for you.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] mr pnut:
Thx.....I was able to flash the mk7 with Odin and I'm already running null rom 10.1 :)
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Botyusz:
Hi,

I have Manager version 1.6.132701, and your advice does not work :(

I've edited the build.prop in \system folder but after reboot I still get the warning about the security...

Which manager do you use?

Thanks,

Botond
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] tvd0405:
I got the same problem :(
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Brendo:
I have a feeling workaround does not work on 1.6 gm
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] garrycas:
I tried all of the above as well, no luck, I get notification of Exchange email but no content.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Brendo:
Check my gear manager thread. you'll need to use a specific version of 1.5
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] RDA3440:
What a shame. I discovered this too - Samsung always fails to post change logs to allow their supporters to make informed decisions.

They have taken away key functionality (for me) with this update. It was great to get a notification on my watch and get a short preview while in meetings so I could decide at a glance if I need to excuse myself without having to pull out my phone.

Samsung is becoming increasingly dishonest as time progresses.

It should be illegal for a manufacturer to sell an item to a consumer, and then to remove features that were selling points AFTER they have accepted payment for it.

Imagine selecting and purchasing a car for some specific features, then 6 months later the manufacturer removes those features at your next service visit without telling you first.

samsung thieves thief dishonest galaxy gear note 3 s4 crap lies class action lawsuit review don't buy

Shame on you, Samsung.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] hausman:
That's a serious fault of the "software as a service" model where you get updates without the ability to roll back (AFAIK all the mobile app stores work this way but I'm not sure). My recommendation is that if you can't handle the possibility of functionality changes and reductions, turn off automatic updates and keep an eye on this forum. Others are willing to be testers and will report what is broken. It can be difficult to resist the temptation to get new features (like a standalone alarm that I would love) but having lost exchange notifications once, I won't risk it again since that is about 90% of the value of the gear for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] RDA3440:
UPDATE: There are NO settings on my exchange servers that control this function.

I contacted Samsung for support (1-800-726-7864). Ticket # is 212-579-1057. I spoke with a fellow in "Remote Management". Everyone was pleasant to speak to on the phone. I spoke with a fellow named Tom.

I advised of the issue. Email notification with preview was the reason I bought the watch along with my Note 3. I have NO interest in rooting or modifying my device.

We walked through a reset of the gear to no avail.

The ticket has been escalated to the "Development Team". I have been promised a call back within 24 hours to my mobile number to receive further assistance with correcting this major issue.

So far, I will give Samsung the benefit of the doubt.

I will post an update back in this thread after the follow up call is completed.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] RDA3440:
I received a call back (in fact, I'm on hold or they have hung up; just dead air right now).

Tom indicated he received an email from the development team indicating that I should speak with my "IT Administrator" because it is a function of the Exchange server that has caused the issue. I explained to Tom that *I* am the IT Manager and there is no such function on our exchange servers.

I have been on hold for about 9 minutes now waiting for someone higher up to take the call.

My stance is - I bought the device for a specific feature. The feature was shown to me, and I had two weeks to test it. I tested it successfully. Now months later, Samsung removed this feature without notification via a firmware update and there is apparently no way to revert it back without modifying both the phone and the watch. No wonder Samsung refuses to disclose information. Change logs? Yeah right. Straight up dishonest behaviour.

The only options I am willing to entertain:

1. Put the feature back with zero ill effects OR

2. Give me a 100% refund

Samsung needs to know they cannot scam people and get away with it.

EDIT:

WOW - after 35 minutes on hold... the call was dropped. Somehow that does not surprise me.

EDIT:

I made it to the ECR department who has noted my concerns. I have been advised that I will be getting a call back to review what options Samsung will put on the table. The rep first insisted that Samsung published the changelog so I asked to be directed there. We step-by-step went to the portion of the site that shows the update information and... NOTHING! The rep was surprised. I received the update via Kies with a description "Important stability and feature updates". There was absolutely ZERO mention of removing key features.

I will post an update after I hear back.

Here's hoping that Samsung will man up and do the right thing.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] klau1:
Good stuff, we can get Samsung to clean up it's despicable customer management.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Brendo:
I've mentioned this in other posts elsewhere. From what I found, it had to do with security of exchange. When you setup on phone, you need to allow exchange permission to wipe phone, require phone unlock, etc. (Wether enabled or not on server) This is not available with the watch. Especially important now that there is essentially an email client on watch
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] RDA3440:
I have to disagree here. I have not altered any of the settings of any of my exchange mail servers. The permissions are set correctly, and on my PHONE, the rights to wipe the device, etc... are all enabled and appropriate device administrators are present and enabled as well.

I would not call the notifications app an email client per se; The phone pushes notification with subject and sender with a message preview and it should be based on the phone settings since it is NOT a standalone device.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Brendo:
No, point is exchange can't wipe watch. (Mind you, since it is plain android, surely can't be hard for them to implement)

If you have a pin code on device, you can not see notification until you unlock

It's looks like it's easier for them to just not display it than to add in permission stuff
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] kas7410:
Install Previous Rom to View Exchange Email Notifications

If you install V700XXUAMK7 (older build) via Odin, your notifications should come back.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] phil999:
Was there any update from samsung on this subject..
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] bgladfelter:
Has anyone gotten this to work?
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] recDNA:
I got a gear manager update pushed yesterday in USA. Not only do Samsung email notifications with preview work but now gmail previews work again. It's been montha since gmail notifications worked properly. Everything stock gear 1 with vzw note 3.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] recDNA:
I just noticed now I don't get any sms notifications at all on my gear. Not even a read it on your phone message. I use stock sammy messaging too.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] TheEaglesFan:
Found a working solution

So *IF* your IT Department requires a device wipe after successive pin failures this message will allegedly display. I agree the Gear isn't an email client, just a notification display, but the default android email client does not agree.

However I did find a working solution. I downloaded another email client, "Nine", and it is able to display notifications without the funky security error. So my setup is this:

Galaxy S6 Edge running stock AT&T software (Android 5.0.2)

Gear S (AT&T Stock as well) - Ver R750AUCU1AOB1

Email Account in question is loaded into main Android Accounts, but only for Contacts and Calendar Sync

Account setup in Nine application for Email and Notes sync. Security in Nine set to Application Level, whereas the Application uses a Pin.

So far notifications are working fine, albeit it's only been an hour.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] coobie:
hi everybody.

i am thinking about to buy a htc wizard (qtek 9100).

i now noticed that the qtek s110 has 416mhz, but the 9100 only 200.

is there a big difference between the two, or is the 200mhz processor as fast as the one with 416?

thx
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] omeomi:
the Wizard has a differend type of processor than the s110. Its kind of like Intel vs AMD. The mhz doesn't mean it is slower.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Karzi:
I think the wizard is slightly quicker then the intel one but what slows it down is lack of programs using the texas instruments processor extensions and the

non persistant program memory which slows the program loading times quite a lot.

but u get more use out of your batt as it doesnt reserve 30% batt life for ram.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] knowsleyroader:
Does the universal lose everything if the battery goes to 0% ? I thought the wizard and the universal were both the same in that they retained their status even on no power ?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] vijay555:
knowsleyroader: you are correct. They use persistent memory that will be retained without power. They're slower as a result, but the benefit is what is considered a marginal battery life improvement.

All should read this:

http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile/archive/2005/11/17/494177.aspx

Wizard is generally considered fine for cpu power. I've never used it, but most seem to say it's fine on everything except Skype (which some have found ok). Since you can't get another device with WM5 of the Magician's size (I think), the Wizard is pretty much your only choice right now.

Unless you've got a 700w :)

V
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] _mlk_:
Pocket Quake runs at a respectable 8.5fps (default settings), and 14.5 (optiomized settings, no sound). I have the Spb Benchmarks (overview below) if you want them.

I find the device slow, but it is not the processor that really slows it down, it is the IO.

On the keeps memory on power-off. I have read reports of the battery needing some fiddling inorder to recharge the battery if you let it run flat.

Spb Benchmark index	232.4	(iPAQ 3650 scored 1000)

CPU index	927.45	(iPAQ 3650 scored 1000)

File system index	94.72	(iPAQ 3650 scored 1000)

Graphics index	2862.38	(iPAQ 3650 scored 1000)

Platform index	273.92	(iPAQ 3650 scored 1000)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] musiccube:
speed is everything my friend

well i had a xda2 mini s had it not even a week and took it back to the o2 shop . and told the guy that the phone is far to slow for what i use it for . so i changed it for a xda2i . and now i am very happy with it never crashes and does not hang up while changing screens like the mini .

intel (r) pxa275

speed 520mhz

128mb ram

thats the speed of my 2i . in my eyes the mini is a phone and just a phone . it cant handle being a pda also . it just dont have the power . and as for the slide out keypad what a joke . my one was starting to get slack in no time . i just could not imagine how this phone would look 6 months down the line of day to day use . be smart and get something that works . ok it looks good but its slooooow

my 0.002 pence worth
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Beeble:
Speed may well be to you, personally i find the functionality more important, but the MHz quote says that

processor

speed doesn't mean the device operation is slower. it uses a different architecture so the clock speed doesn't need to be as high for the same output (CPS would be a better measure of cpu performance IMO then all processors would be on the same scoresheet regardless of technology or clockspeed)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] _mlk_:
http://xdaforums.com/posting.php?mode=reply&t

Sorry to drag this off topic a little, but I was reading the XDA-developer encylopedia, which gives claims duel core. Is it? And does duel core in the mobile world mean the same as in the desktop?

Thanks, Mike
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] acetuk:
Having owned quite a number of Pocket PCs and Windows Mobile devices over the years I have come across this sort of conversation a number of times.

The real point from my experience is that QVGA devices such as the Wizard / Mini S do not need the speed of say a VGA device such as the Exec / HP hx4705. Speed is needed on VGA devices due to the quantity of pixels that need to be updated on the screen. My HP 2210 QVGA device was quicker in a number of ways than my hx4705 and there latter machine was quoted to have more than a 50% speed increase.

I do notice my Wizard slow a little using PocketInformant when I need to filter or search. That to me looks like processor speed. But for that I get a good battery life while using the phone side quite a bit each day (it's a work sim card in there, fully paid for). My Exec however is quicker at data sorting, filtering etc. but relatively slow to update the screen, rotate the screen etc. Exactly the same as my hx4705, also VGA running the last version of Windows Mobile.

I have no reservation in suggesting the Wizard to people wanting to do a bit of everything. I haven't tried playing a film on it yet but I would expect that to be ok as long as the film is encoded to suite. But power users would likely look to either a more powerful solo device or have a second device to compliment it.

I was just lucky that O2 in the UK are offering such rediculous prices for both the Wizard and the Exec that I could get both.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] _mlk_:
Except the magican (a model down, sports the same size screen) is 400MHz.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] acetuk:
That's a very interesting point. But is it the same make of processor? I expect it was running a Xscale processor.

It might well be that HTC decided / realised that for a phone edition model with a small QVGA screen pure raw speed is not really needed. By moving to the TI processor they kept to about the same speed for most real world scenarios (loading programs, looking up contacts, making calls and so on) and then gained elsewhere (received good battery life etc).

All I can really say is that my wizard is faster in certain core areas of these devices (screen redrawing for example) but loses out on pure raw data processing. But as I said at the start of this I don't read the benchmarks. My wizard is a fraction of a second slower than my exec at loading PocketInformant which I can live with.

I think the wizard is positioned correctly after one week of using it. But then I never used the predecessor so I can't compare the two. Having come from one of the fastest non-phone devices on the market though I can't say I'm really noticing the slowness of these devices. Not out in the real world when I am using them.

Now, I just have to sell on my hx4705. And to say that must mean I am happy!

Thanks for the interesting conversation - I'm new here but already feel at home.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Nemesis311088:
well, but I heard alot that the MDAcII with its TI CPU is too slow to open large documents and so is useless for bussiness and that seems to be a problem of the CPU-power!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] wilesd:
I've been using a Blue Angel for the last year and actually think that the Wizard is faster for my own use, as a Phone first and PDA second the market that IMHO opinion the Wizard is actually aimed at.

I use SPB to close down apps properly that I use infrequently (word/Excel etc..) and just minimize apps that I use frequently such as Outlook/Phone and my Wizard flies. Even TomTom5 appears to run much faster than on Blue Angel with route replanning completing in the blink of an eye.

Fair enough if you are asking it to run intensive apps a 2i or universal will be faster but those devices are more PDA than Phone whereas the Wizard is the reverse.

For reference mine is an O2 UK supplied XDA Mini S branded device on standard O2 UK rom with all O2 active rubbish removed. Even the battery life beats my SE k750i mobile it has just replaced!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] kilrah:
Ooh so I'm not alone! ;)

Same here, especially for browsing heavy sites. The BA would take ages formatting the pages, the Wizard also takes time but less. Interface seems faster to me too (once apps loaded - loading time is dependent on the new memory architecture).

Browsing photos with Resco photo explorer is about the same.

The only point on where I can see big difference is video playback. I haven't been able to play a single video without hangups yet, either by using the same ones than I had on the BA or by trying to reencode differently (using TCPMP). A video that would play at 125% on the BA runs maybe at 75-80%. That annoys me because I would like to use it to show videos to people as a demo, which obviously looks less serious if not smooth.

I wonder if that is TCPMP-related or OMAP-related...

BUT, battery life is great!!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] haider:
Hey guys, i'm considering 'upgrading'(?) from an xda2i to the mini s, and i've noticed you talking about different programs running faster/slower on either device. Was wondering if you could give me a 'rule of thumb' as to which programs would have loss performance in the mini s compared the the 2i?

Thanks :)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Johnmcl7:
Similar experience here - my former PDA is a Dell X50V with a 624Mhz processor and PocketPC 2003SE, at times it's surprisingly sluggish. However, the wizard is more responsive - although I miss the VGA screen in general I prefer the Wizard for browsing.

My only complaint about the processor so far (I haven't tried gaming) is that it's not much good for playing back wmvs. I've not experimented much with it but this is an area where the X50V is very good - it can play highish bitrate WMVs no sweat. The Wizard seems to struggle, even with lower resolution and bitrate wmvs it stutters.

John
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Pixel69:
About this, how to overclock the wizard ... ??!!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Ineedtoys:
The Universal has all that too. But, guess what, the overall experience of that "flagship" is slower than the Wizard. Which goes to show, the CPU clock speed has b*gger all to do with how a device performs in the real world.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] flo2203:
as I said, my firmware upgrade was accidental interrupted. now my gear say "firmare upgrade encountered an issue. please select recovery mode in Kies & try again". I tried with kies but can not connect.

please help me with an advice what to do

thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] almulder1092:
Does your screen look like this:

Just unplug the usb close Odin, reopen odin, connect the usb, re select the rom and restart the process.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] flo2203:
thank you very much !
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Josephleed:
Got the same error but my device keeps on rebooting making device disconnect from my PC and Odin Flash nor Samsung Kies recovery wont push through.