yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] r9800pro:
Me and many friends got the 32GB LTE 4G version and all are perfect (touch wood). It seems the LTE 4G version has higher QC standard or something because most complaints are for the WiFi only version.

However I will sell mine and get an iPad Mini Retina 32GB 4G LTE next January because Android is not for me, Apple hardware quality is better and 4G LTE coverage is way better as it will work in my country when 4G LTE is available as the Nexus 7 is a US model and it is not compatible.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cloud2F:
Hi,

i need a camera app that can actually pause and resume while recording (just like "funtastic camera" but for free...). The mentioned app wants camcoins for each record and it's really annoying.

I searched a long time but thought maybe someone of you knows one app that has this ability (like vine, just for longer videos?).

The Samsung Camera can do this too, maybe i oversaw a port to nexus 4?

Thanks for helping,

greetings.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cloud2F:
Bump :/
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] filthykid:
Good thought. Bump
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cloud2F:
There has to be any APP ...... Bump :-$
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cloud2F:
Bump

:(
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cloud2F:
bump........
[HTC Rezound] Josh8550:
So I decided enough was enough with all of the glitches and battery life issues on my Rezound and so I got the Galaxy S3. Personally? This phone is a beast and the features are a hit or miss. 1 or 2 seem gimmicky but the rest I find myself using on a consistent basis. I am falling in love with this phone. Simply put... if you want a cheap/free upgrade but some bang for your buck, go witb the S3. Or S4 if money is of no consequence. This might be my first Samsung device but it definitely won't be my last. I'm leaving HTC behind. Deuces.
[HTC Rezound] acejavelin:
Enjoy... Hope it works out for you. But in my opinion there are better choices for a very low cost, such as you could have waited til Friday and gotten a SGS4 for free at Best Buy or $99 (plus a $100 gift card back, so essentially free) at Wal-Mart with contract renewal though.
[HTC Rezound] Uzephi:
Good luck. With Knox being apparently unreversable when tripped, enjoy voiding your warranty if attempting to root. (OFC devs made a root method to not trip Knox, but all it takes in an OTA to fix that workaround). Samsung has some good features, but so does the new Sense 5 and 5.5

To each their own. At least you didn't choose crapple
[HTC Rezound] Josh8550:
Awe crap. I didn't even take that into consideration. :(
[HTC Rezound] acejavelin:
How long have you had it? Verizon usually has a 30 day "buyers remorse" window to return the device.
[HTC Rezound] Josh8550:
I've had it for about 3 days now. I think I might just wait until Black Friday and see how the deals are. If I find a better Verizon-compatible phone for 99 bucks or less I'll definitely be returning the S3. Honestly, though, I just want the S4. After using the Galaxy S3 for a few days I've really come to love it. So if I replace it with any device it'll definitely be a Samsung device.
[HTC Rezound] postal302:
You've made a good move! I loved HTC Devices, but their hit and miss performance and lack of flasship phones when I upgraded caused me to go the GS3 route after my dinc. I had my eyes on the Rezound for a long time and my wife wound up getting one (why I'm on this forum), but after the issues she's had with it (poor battery life, not charging after complete discharge, sluggish performance when not rooted, etc) I'm glad I went a the Samsung route.

Don't worry about the flash counter if you want to root there are fast ways around that. More importantly you don't have to worry about unlocking the bootloader AND gaining S-OFF, you only need to unlock the bootloader.

If you do root your GS3, I HIGHLY recommend baking up your IMEI, check the GS3 forums there are guides everywhere for it. It might seem like a foreign language, but it is vitally important!
[HTC Rezound] Josh8550:
Thanks! I appreciate it! But I definitely notice the difference between the Rezound and the S3, particularly battery life. Rooting and unlocking the bootloader seemed very foreign to me at first but it was quick, easy, and painless. I can't tell you how happy I am to actually be able to flash whatever I want whenever I want without plugging my phone up to my computer.

Anyway, what does baking the IMEI do?
[HTC Rezound] Uzephi:
I think it was a typo, he meant backing it up. Some Samsung devices loose their IMEI when using Odin. It is a rare occurrence, but can happen
[HTC Rezound] acejavelin:
FYI... http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/1...e-with-two-year-contract-until-november-30th/
[HTC Rezound] postal302:
Hahaha OOPS, yeah big typo there! I indeed meant back up NOT bake up. DO NOT put your phone in the oven!!:laugh:

Uzephi is correct, in short flashing on Samsung devices can cause a loss of the IMEI/ERI/MEID and consequently loss of connectivity to your cell carrier. Manually fixing it is a royal PITA and reflashing a backup (nandroid) from recovery doesn't fix it. I lost my IMEI/ERI/MEID on Saturday without a backup and finally got my GS3 back up to 100% functional last night (Tuesday). Backing up takes only minutes but can save DAYS of headache.

See this post and follow the instructions step by step. It's VERY simple.
[HTC Rezound] tmanschuette:
Dang I would totally go for that just because of the price! But, my contract isn't up until December...
[HTC Rezound] Josh8550:
That'd be great if any contract on my account was almost up...

Or if I didn't have grandfathered unlimited...

So yeah. Any 2 year contract deals are out of the question.
[General Questions and Answers] Yhenzo15:
What are the changes in xx um firmware for gt i9505
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tzaranu:
How can I delete files from the internal storage using fastboot or CWM? I try to restore a backup but it gives me an error at restoring data. The log says "tar: write error: No space left on device".
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demkantor:
Probably a bad backup, you can try a full wipe with fastboot but I doubt will help

fastboot erase system -w
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eksasol:
It's time to switch to TWRP, it have an integrated file manager.

Fastboot is used for a different purpose than adb.

You can adb shell into the device and use Unix commands to manage the files.

sent from tapatalk
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] JeepFreak:
This is the keyboard I had with CM10.2:

http://imgur.com/YYGh1mn

And this is the keyboard that I have now with CM11 and the PA GApps package:

http://imgur.com/vHuaJ3U

I really miss that old keyboard and how you can long-press on the letters to get the shift symbols but I can't seem to find the right one. Is the top one the AOSP keyboard? I tried installing the PA GApps modular package without the "Google keyboard" but it seems the same. Do I need to wipe?

Is it just that the CM team hasn't finished porting those features?

Any help would be very much appreciated!!

Billy
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] 22sl22:
Hi,

All you need to do is this:

Extract the keyboard from the cm10 rom you were using (latinime in system)

Delete the current keyboard from system: latinimegoogle

Push the cm keyboard to system and set permissions to rw-r-r

Reboot

That should do it :thumbup:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] brolybrah:
im currently in a boot loop (soft brick) on the new OTA 4.3 after trying to install a custom rom (i am rooted btw and removed samsung KNOX). Anybody know how to fix this? I can't find the firmware download for 4.3 and considering we can't downgrade, i'm out of ideas.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] indymx:
If you can boot into recovery, I'd do a factory reset, wipe all caches and try booting again.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] supahdaniel:
You may need to update firmware.. But yeah I would hold down the power and volume up buttons to try to get into recovery and wipe dalvik and cache.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kitten79:
This is my first time posting so if this is in the wrong place or anything I am sorry. I cannot post a question on the Dev post because I haven't got enough posts or something. So my issue is, I have the omni ROM with KitKat for t889, the newest version the dev has posted, it says in his post that the problem with the SD card not working is fixed, however I am still not able to use mine. It is a 64 GB, I have tried a fresh clean install of everything, formatting the SD card, partitioning the SD card, everything I can think of! I cannot change it to the fat32 because that option does not even show up for me on my computer or my phone. If I try and click on the SD card error, which says blank or unsupported files, and try to format from there is just reboots the phone and does nothing else, so I tried formatting on my laptop, and through cwm. I had also tried using twrp to install, but it gave me the same issues. Any help or suggestions are GREATLY appreciated!!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] cameljockey1:
Try a different kernel. Devil2 kernel is great. Or you can flash a 4.1.2 firmware. Format your card through settings and then try loading new rom.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kitten79:
Thank you for the suggestions!! I tried reverting back to a couple of earlier versions and formatting, that didn't help... However I cannot find any of the devil kernels that are compatible for my device and 4.4, do you know where I may could look? I googled it, but not certain I know exactly what to look for. Thank you again for your suggestions!!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] xxBrun0xx:
Have you tried beanstalk?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kitten79:
I have, I did like it more than some of the other Roms I have tried, I have just been trying out the 4.4 KitKat to see if I like it, more than likely I will be reverting back to 4.3 or something just because of the current bugs with the few Roms available, but have been enjoying testing out the new stuff.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] verziehenone:
Well, i've been to Verizon and as expected, they heard my issue and thought that a factory reset might be the solution.

Their logic, which is not terribly shaky, was: the recent update (or even the factory pre-load of the OS) could have config or factory fragments / blahblahblah that a clear of the data / cache / etc could resolve. This made sense to me.

After the reset, we tried to recreate the Google Music bug in the office, no such luck, all looked good on the home front. I tried a few more songs on the way home, still not able to recreate the issue. I got home, all my stock apps updated, then I went through and installed apps, blah blah blah. I also cached the songs for an album so I could continue to confirm my confidence in this as being resolved.

I then went for a drive not too long ago, and the issue occurred again. I also noticed (though it may have existed prior to the factory reset) a new issue / symptom. When I scrub, like clockwork, the issue shows up. Song plays perfectly, I scrub (even only a few seconds forward), equalizer is gone and the music is much quieter. I have no clue what to think now. I will be hesitantly trying to recreate the alarm clock bug over the next few days. I also may try the old 'uninstall apps until I can't recreate' method too, for at least the Music bug.

If any of you all have thoughts, that would be extremely appreciated. Else, i'll keep reporting info as I get it, maybe this will help someone else.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kickenwing13:
Mine crashed Saturday. Woke up to the force close message.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Botond:
My stock alarm crashed yesterday. Woke up to a completely black phone. Only the pulldown would get out of the crashed alarm app. Quite unfortunate. 100% stock, unrooted.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] verziehenone:
Sorry to hear that :(

On a similar note, if anyone can re-produce the Music issue i've mentioned, that would help me confirm i'm not crazy or alone in my issue.

Of note:

Music:

- I have attempted to recreate the issue in Pandora, but was unsuccessful. The audio remained unchanged when I did a Pause / Play (I was unable to scrub, unsure if that's a Premium feature or just not a thing with Pandora). I will not be able to try a local song with another music app until I am home this evening.

- I was able to recreate the issues (scrubbing, between track loss of equalizer, pause/play) with the Google Play equalizer app 'Equalizer' reliably.

- I was able to recreate the issues (scrubbing, between track loss of equalizer, pause/play) using both Cached music and Streaming, with stock and 3rd party equalizer

After searching for awhile for an already open bug report, I have opened up a bug report on the AOSP site, in case you are interested, for the Music issue: 62864 is the defect number; I am unable to link it since i'm still not yet a real boy.

I will hold off on creating one for the Alarm issue until I am able to recreate it post-Factory Reset.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] verziehenone:
This will likely be the last update until post-Thanksgiving, and will hopefully bring a measure of consistency (if the Alarm error returns) or confidence (if it doesn't) to the information I have.

Music:

- I was able to recreate the issue with scrubbing and 'pause/play' with a song located directly on the phone (not downloaded/cached via Google Music)

Other notes:

- I've seen other sites with similar sounding issues for different phones, such as the Galaxy S4, well before the Note 3 came out

- This is noted as being a bug with the equalizer, but not specific to the .api or .dll or whatever Android calls reusable things (as this is an issue with not just the stock equalizer, which points to some system dealie rather than the specific equalizer)

- I have not yet tested another app such as PowerAmp or similar, but suggested workarounds on the GS4 issue thread (on AndroidCentral) indicate disabling the equalizer altogether (not a great workaround) or using another app (not confirmed as a workaround; by me or the thread)

- One other forum suggests it is due to a bug in the OS with the equalizer not having a persistent icon in the notification bar, and suggests using another app (the 'Equalizer' app from Google Play is suggested) to resolve; this thread was started in May of 2013, but does point to it turning off during playback, not in between songs

- Still another person does report the issue I have experienced, with the issue displaying when the screen is off during the change from one track to another; this person also indicates WinAmp did not resolve this issue (implying that: A) local tracks are not the fix, and B) that another player is not)

Alarm:

- Day 2 after Factory Reset, the alarm went off again without issue

- I have had difficulty with finding many other threads or information; if you are reading this and have experienced this, it would be helpful for information to note that you have had it, and if you have the MJ7 update (or whatever) that too would help

- I might end up doing a bit of 'set an alarm for 5 minutes' testing and see if I can recreate the issue with any reliability

Learning is fun! Happy Thanksgiving and/or Hanukkah everyone! :)
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr. HQ:
My alarm crashed a couple times with my unrooted Note 3. After I rooted, no more problems with Alarm or anything else crashing.

My advice??

Root & load SafeStrap 3.65 :) HAppY Thanks Giving
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaWolf850:
Are you using any battery-saving apps? That could create issues like this, especially if the app messes with wakelocks.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] razvu:
I am rooted with the stock MI9, and alarm crashed one morning. Apparently there is a bug, root or no root. All I had to was restarting the phone and it worked after that, but it may crash anytime, I'm afraid.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] verziehenone:
Update (12/2):

So, after a Thanksgiving break and more time for more research...

Alarm:

- Since the Factory Reset, I have not had the alarm fail

- From Thursday Morning to Sunday Morning, I did manually / individually set an alarm for each day; unknown if this is a factor

- I do not use any power saving anythings (I don't even use the built in Note power saving mode)

Music:

- Audible (the Amazon Audiobook App) did not display this behavior

- I have not had a chance to try to uninstall until I cannot recreate this

Related to above?

- Once more I set the phone down (this time after using it very liberally for the past few days, and then on an 8 hour drive home yesterday) on a coffee table, not hard or anything, and it would not turn on

- Weirdly enough, although the power button, home key (or whatever the physical key in the middle of the phone is called) would not turn the screen on, but when I pulled the stylus out (on a whim), the screen turned on but was not responsive

- Battery pull resolved this, but I never saw any errors / errored apps / etc

- I am more firmly believing that at least this part is related to a hardware issue and will be going to Verizon tonight for my Manufacturer's Refurb or whatever

Notes:

- I am not using any crazy apps, mostly games and such, all straight from Google Play and none are those obviously suspect apps (like the many strip poker, etc, that are very shady)

- Although I have a decent volume of apps (probably about 40 or so from Google Play, not including the Verizon pre-loaded), I have fantastic battery life still

- I do not have any power saving anything turned on, on the phone, and do not use auto-dim, or anything like that

- Since the factory reset, I have not 'turned off' any apps

- I do have a Sandisk Ultra 32GB microSD card, this could be a factor

- I have a Model: SM-N900V UD (in case the Refurb is a different model)

That's all for this update, will keep updating as I have more information to share. (Still assuming that at least someone is finding this helpful, if not, i'll keep playing quietly in the corner)
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] verziehenone:
More updates -

Alarm:

- The Alarm functioned without issue once more this morning (this time the result of a recurrent alarm, and not a manually set alarm)

- I am beginning to suspect that after the latest OTA, it gummed up something and just required a Factory Reset to un-gum

- The alternative is that the issue with the unresponsive screen is related, but the times I experienced the Alarm issues were accompanied with an error indicating the Alarm app had crashed

Music:

I played around with a few settings and did some app-investigation and learned stuff.

- I DO have 'All Access', though i'm unsure how that would impact the equalizer

- Surround vs. Stereo does not make a difference, issue is still present

- Adapt Sound On does not make a difference

- Adapt Sound 'Turned Off' does not make a difference

- Having the S Pen out does not make a difference

- I went through and wrote out every single app installed on my phone, Google, Samsung, Verizon, Play, etc ... and found a total of 356 apps. The breakdown was: 326 Pre-Loaded/Verizon, and 30 that I installed. I have uninstalled all but about 5 apps (Alarm Clock Pro, Business Calendar, Facebook, Outlook.com, A Better Camera, and Safe In Cloud) and the issue is still present

- I cleared the Cache / Data and 'reverted' Google Music to the pre-installed/factory installed version: v5.1.1107K.753159 and after this was completed, the issue was NOT re-creatable (at least the 'scrubbing' part)

- I re-installed the most current Play version: v5.2.1301L.891271 and the issue was NOT re-creatable (at least the 'scrubbing' part)

- My working theory is ... well, no, I don't really have any idea now; I thought the version could be an issue, but that doesn't appear true. After the Factory Reset, the version would have been reset as well, but the issue returned, so maybe it takes time?

Note:

Due to the other mentioned issue (where I set my phone down and it randomly is unresponsive) I will be receiving my Manufacturer's Refurb on Wednesday-ish (depending on whether or not FedEx tries to deliver when i'm at work or not). The hope is threefold: 1) that this resolves the issue with the random unresponsiveness, 2) this resolves the issue with Google Music, and 3) this resolves the issue with Alarms. This would confirm a hardware related issue as being the source of all three, but if either of the other issues return, this means one of two things: 1) the issues are software related, or 2) the statistically unlikely but possible situation where I received two bad units.

To any readers: I've asked before, but figure i'll ask again.

1) Have any of you experienced the issue with Google Music's equalizer shutting off when scrubbing, in between tracks, or similar?

2) Have any of you experienced the issue with the Alarm not going off, AFTER receiving the latest OTA?

3) If you have experienced either of the above issues, have you performed a Factory Reset after the OTA?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] verziehenone:
Update: 12/5

Alarm:

- No issues since the Factory Reset still

- Really starting to think the Factory Reset was the key

Music:

- Still all kinds of things going on; tried another reset to 'stock' Google Music but issue came back

- More research seems to find this issue with other 4.3 phones like the Galaxy S4, etc

Notes:

I have now received my Manufacturer's Refurb. I'm about to go through the process of the switchover, but I wanted to note something I found interesting. On the sticker behind the battery, (where the IMEI and all that business is), I noticed one difference between the one I bought in the store and the refurb.

Model is unchanged, so is SKU and FCC ID. Right below 'Made in China' and above 'IMEI' I see a number. On the one I bought was '13.09', but the refurb is '13.10'.

Does anyone else have any other numbers? Is that a revision or something like that? Just wondering if that could mean another run of the hardware or something. Or if it's nothing of course, whatever.

I'll update again once I have more info from the refurb. /crossingfingers
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alexander_Q:
I have the same problem. I have had my Note 3 for a week, and yesterday a third party alarm crashed (Sundroid). Then today, the stock alarm app crashed. Do you use a widget for your alarm? I do. This is stock, unrooted, very few apps. Is there more information I can give to you?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] verziehenone:
Good questions :) I do not use a widget, and with regard to the Alarm, I think the one big question is: Have you received the MJ7 OTA? (If you go into About Phone and look at Build Number, the last 3 characters tell you if you have the latest OTA). If you do, I would suggest a Factory Reset, which is painful but appeared to resolve the issue for me.

Updates: (12/6)

I have received my Manufacturer's Refurb and have completed the process of switching over (including a Factory Reset after the OTA update). I am still curious what the 13.10 means on the sticker with the IMEI (since my previous phone at 13.09).

Alarm:

- The alarm worked without issue on Day 1 with new device

- All signs right now point to: If you have Alarm issues, and have received the MJ7 OTA, perform a Factory Reset; seems to resolve it

Music:

- On the Manufacturer's Refurb I was able to quickly confirm the presence of the bug

- This is looking more and more like an issue with either 4.3 or some Samsung software issue

- I would suggest submitting a bug report to Google and also posting a review on the Google Music software, see if we can get Google to look into it

Thoughts:

- Is there a Google Music .apk for 4.4? Does it require Root to side-load if so?

- I wonder if anyone with a Nexus 5 (or other device with 4.4) can recreate the issue