yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Glass Q&A] jackwagon06:
Yes it works with roms. Play store has an app that you download to phone, and set up glass that way. You can wifi and bluetooth to your phone for calls, sms etc. I have a note 3 rommed and using them now. IMO- they are not $1500 cool. May be sending mine back within the 30 days... still playing with them
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] mrbuz:
I have activated an additional (Russian) hard-keyboard layout (a BIG thanks to topic http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=215575#215575 ), and it works,

BUT now I have lost the comma in English layout, because the system has assigned "dot+,." for switching between layouts !!!

Can the switch-layout combination be changed anyhow on system-level (without additional prog's), it must be somewhere in the registry???
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rawr.itservin:
I know there is already a thread with apps safe to remove on the international note 3.

so I was wondering what AT&T apps are safe to remove.

I'm not even sure with root we can remove stock apps. Just correct me if I'm wrong and can't remove stock apps.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] butchieboy:
I wouldnt remove..after root use Titanium Backup and freeze them

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I have frozen pretty much all the At&t bloat along with Samsung apps..be very careful not to freeze system apps that you may need
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] andro2master:
Hi friends...!

This post is related to those who are using P700 ROMs on P705 model of LG Optimus L7

GOLDEN RULE BEFORE DOING ANY THING IS BACKUP IN CWM

Why to apply this patch?

1. NFC Service is killing your battery upto 25% to 35%

2. NFC Disable option is not highlighted in settings.

3. Manually deleting NFC.apk and TAG.apk don't solves the issue rather create some other problems.

Then this mod is for you....!

I have tested this on my LG Optimus L7 P705..

Just flash the attached ZIP in CWM.

BEST OF LUCK

Thanks to jthatch12 for this mod post...
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] Prometeo88:
Downloading... Thanks gonna try and be back with feedback.

Gracias

Enviado desde mi LG-P700 mediante Tapatalk
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] vaikz:
Yes this is very helpfull.

It would be very good if there would be a script that can modify/inject the kernel to disable the nfc. :(
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] Prometeo88:
Test it on v20d stock. Works great. Hope battery improve a little with this mod.

Enviado desde mi LG-P700 mediante Tapatalk
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] vaikz:
It will help a little but the Rom still won't sleep coz nfc is enabled by default on the kernel side.

Is it possible to pull out the kernel on p705 kdz and flash it?
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] sdgunawijaya:
downloading...its vry useful.:thumbup:
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] Nicolas W:
It doesn't help, yo should compile the kernel without nfc.Simple apps like nfc.app don't kill deep sleep.

l use cm11 for 700 with kernel for 705 and I have this apps, deep sleep works.
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] andro2master:
I am also using CM11 P700 ROM on my P705 model, and this is working as now my battery is not draining out due to NFC Service. Before this it was using 30% of my battery life. I hope that some one expert will provide kernel changes accordingly.
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] vaikz:
This will help a little on nfc enable kernel but if you have the correct kernel then this is very useful in deleting then nfc related files one by one.

If only there's a script that can inject and modify the kernel to disable the nfc then it would be awesome
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] Nicolas W:
That's,I will test it.
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] DoktorBOB:
Have on L5?

Отправлено с моего LG-E610 при помощи Tapatalk
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] andro2master:
L5

Sorry friend, I don't have L5 hence could not test it.... Pls test any one but backup everything before doing anything.
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] -CALIBAN666-:
i have it modified so its working for L5 on Android 4.4,thanx for your share,i make thread in apps section. 6
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] Paget96:
this work on L700 ???

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This work on p700 ???? :D

I use PA KITKAT 4.4.4
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] vaikz:
Yup
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] manhkhangkkn:
I have L7 P705, but I try PA rom 4.4.4 by Cr3pT with NFC Remover for LG Optimus L7 (P705) but my phone still not deepsleep. how can I fix it?:(
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] vaikz:
Need s to flash 705 kernel.

You can download and extract kernel from cm11 by imer
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] manhkhangkkn:
I don't know how to do that,I search google but I don't know exactly. Can you show me
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] vaikz:
Download imer's 705 cm11, extract boot.img.

Install flashify from play store and use that to flash boot.img. [emoji1]
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] manhkhangkkn:
I tried it but wifi not working. :(, i'm waitting for kernel 4.4.4 for P705
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] Ms_Julia:
Just a necessary thing! Thanks :)
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Themes and Apps] chipax:
i'll try it

thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] hitman4274:
This case is a beast for protection but adds a ton of bulk to the phone. Well worth the protection for on the job, mechanic by trade. The way the screen is protected allows for dust and particles to work their way behind the protector which is annoying to say the least. It does cover all the ports and such which is nice to have.. but brings me to the main issue it covers the speaker up pretty much muting it a whole lot.. So any cases out there that offer this level of protection but doesn't mute the speaker?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Wonderstruck80:
So i really want to see if the screen protector is causing my touch issues as shown here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1fijZt9-B0

But don't want to rip it off if its not going to fix the problem. Can anyone confirm whether or not this is the case?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Wonderstruck80:
Bit the bullet, ripped off the screen protector, all my touch screen issues have been alleviated!!
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] LoopDoGG79:
Screen protectors are a myth. I have a nexus 7 2013 and S4. Been without a screen protector for months on both, not a single scratch. Hell, the S3 I gave my wife (and she ain't as careful with hey phones as I am), not a single scratch. The fortified or gorilla glass on modern devices work quite well under normal conditions. Don't be doing extreme sports or outdoor activities with your N7 and you will be good.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Wonderstruck80:
Yeah, I probably won't be wasting any more $$ on screen protectors in the future. Pointless having it on there if causes the device to function improperly
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] neugenusis:
I never had touch issues on my N7. Also, never used a screen protector on any of my devices.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Death666Angel:
So, 3 data points and you draw a conclusion for every device out there? Awesome stuff.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] LoopDoGG79:
If these three data points have the one thing that ALL modern devices contain, ala Gorrila Glass® then yes, it is a completely valid conclusion.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] lotherius:
Actually, I would like to believe that. However, the scratched up screen on my old G2X (Gorilla Glass) begs to differ with you. Within ONE WEEK of getting my Nexus 4, it had a small scratch on the screen. I put a screen protector and haven't looked back. My N7 now has a screen protector as well.

Thing is, they're scratch RESISTANT not scratch PROOF. If you're getting no scratches, then great. You don't have a source of sand made of harder minerals than Gorilla Glass. A lot of us aren't so lucky. Dirt around here apparently does have "hard sand" in it, so the slightest bit of dirt in my pockets, and the screen gets scratchy. Thus, screen protector.

Many people don't like screen protectors because of lousy installation. Properly applied screen protectors should be invisible. Getting one properly applied can be troublesome. I watched a friend of mine buy the expensive ones at T-Mobile and had the rep do it. He had no clue what he was doing, and tried to pass one off on them with DEBRIS under it claiming that would go away on its own. They made him redo it again, and the second time, the edges were damaged and ugly where he put his fingers all over it. I have properly applied ones on my phone & N7, and you can't even tell they're there unless you look closely at the edges.

Making a blanket statement based on nothing more than your own personal experiences that screen protectors aren't necessary is hardly scientific or valid. Maybe for you, they're not necessary. Some of us are a bit more OCD about not having scratches on our screens and choose to avoid that with screen protectors.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] LoopDoGG79:
All do respect, but what are you exactly doing with your devices? O_o I know full well that these devices are not meant to be rugged by any stretch of the imagination. I treat them very gently. I'm just as OCD about scratches as you are. That's why I take the upmost care of these costly devices and treat them very carefully.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] funky_snowman:
Once your screen meets any small amount of sand and your screen has micro scratches you may change your tune. It's OK to go without a protector if you don't mind these hardly noticeable scratches, or the feel of the glass when the oleophobic coating finally starts to wear off. However, for those of us who want to avoid this problems, a good screen protector goes a long way. I know that when I resell the device that it will be in mint condition. Besides, a decent, properly installed protector will be unnoticeable.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] lotherius:
All "due" respect.... if you research Gorilla Glass you will see that it has nothing to do with "rugged". It has to do with if the material that contacts them is harder than the coating, they WILL scratch. Keys/etc are softer and in theory won't scratch it. However, many of the minerals in common sand/dirt are HARDER than the coating. So even a tiny bit of dirt can cause scratches. If you don't have that problem, then you keep an exceptionally clean environment, and/or the dirt in your area doesn't include those harder minerals.

Do not presume how another person does or does not take care of their devices. I am EXTREMELY careful with my devices. The fact is, gorilla glass CAN scratch. With my G2X, it was most likely when I was doing gardening and fished my phone out with dirty hands a few times, leaving dirt in my pocket that then scratched the screen. These things happen. Thus, you take precautions. You could either NOT ANSWER YOUR PHONE without washing your hands first - or you get a screen protector. The scratch on my Nexus 4 I have no idea how it happened. It happened right after I bought the phone, and is almost invisible but is there.

My devices tend to look in very good condition even after lengthy use. But even the smallest of scratches on the screen bother me as I'm a bit OCD about it.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] LoopDoGG79:
K fine, you win. I'm drunk right now, no need to go grammar nazi on me.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] xdhall:
The. G2X had gorilla glass 1. The N4 has gorilla glass 2. The N7 2013 has gorilla glass 3. They made a huge leap forward with scratch resistance with version 3. Unless you're taking your device to the beach, there's no need to waste money on screen protectors.
[General Questions and Answers] Jade4life:
Hi

my question is has anyone ever bought a tablet form Amazon Warehouse Deals if so what was you experience and the condition of the tablet. Like did it have a lot of scratches, how did it work and would recommend buying from them. Thanks in advance.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] toenail_flicker:
Saw a similar thread for Note II and thought it would be great to see what's going on here. I'm still trying to figure Tasker out but I know its powers are awesome. I learn by seeing and doing. Hope to see some great examples. Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] simoncinis:
Here are my current tasker profiles.

First two turn data on or off if screen on or off.

Next one lowers cpu and governor with screen off.

Next three adjust cpu and governor based on battery level

Last one jacks up everything while plugged in to a power source.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] toenail_flicker:
Nice. I love BEAST MODE. I'm trying to learn Tasker without much success so far.

I think I put this thread in the wrong place. Apologies.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jadoe05:
Well I'm sure there isn't anything wrong with it being here. I know a bit about Tasker, but by no means am I an expert. If you have any specific questions though, I may be able to help out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] CNexus:
My best (and only) tasker profile is one that makes a nandroid each night using the onandroid script
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] toenail_flicker:
That's a worthwhile script. :) I need to make a couple myself.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] genevievedewey:
HAHA

Hello,everybody.I'm new here.And there are always something wrong with my Samsung mobile.I hope we will have a good time here.:laugh:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Compusmurf:
My profiles are all time based. almost all based around my workday.

Ex. After 10pm until 8am, I have all sounds and alerts off except for ringer.

During day, I use WIFI and BT, normal sounds

On weekends I only use WIFI, but no BT no GPS and different ringtones.

When on power (AC) I have all on WIFI, BT, GPS and a brighter screen.

and I have a group of tasker profiles for my Pebble smartwatch.

I have an On Call profile that has special alerting triggered that takes priority over other things based on calendar info.

Tasker is what you make it. It's well worth learning to use as you can automate most things.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dynamoracing:
Can you post your Pebble watch profiles/Tasks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] toenail_flicker:
Thanks. Great info. I'm really struggling with Tasker but won't give up. Busy with work right now. I'll get back on it when the holidays are over.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] toenail_flicker:
Hey! The forum and all the help is amazing. ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] KingFinger:
I am glad you started this thread. Tasker is not entirely simple to use when setting up complicated functions and my noobness only bought it yesterday so I could use the help along with a few others I am sure.

Thanks for prior info & in advance.

Sent from above.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] cherylbaker:
Anyone here willing to help me learn tasker. . I just can't seem to figure anything out.

Was trying to do the hi galaxy s voice thing but all the instructions say are create a profile with this

Context -> S-voice is open

Action -> Go Home 0, Open "Voice Search"

But for the life of me I cannot figure this out

Ple as e he lp ;)

Sent from my SM-N900P using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadow77048:
1) I made a script that puts my phone on silent when it's face down.

2)I have another one that automatically opens google music when I use my headphones.

3) I also have a profile that takes pics when I flick my phone like on the Motorola X
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] rawdikrik:
Mind sharing that last one?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] omgtheqbistoast:
Looking to make a TASKER profile

alright since this is kinda a thread that might answer this question, I need some info, so I'll ask if somebody can help me with setting up the following.

I need a profile setup for Tasker that sets my wallpaper based on whether I'm at work or not based off of whether or not there's a WORK event on my calendar and what time that event happens. (I work at a Sprint store and I need to make sure that my wallpaper is more "customer friendly" during my shifts and can go back to what I want it to be when not.)

If anybody can give me some pointers as to how to do this, I'd be your friend for life. Or at least until you can't answer a question, whichever comes first.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadow77048:
Since someone asked me to share my flick phone to take a picture (like moto x) profile you have to adjust sensitivity to your preference
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] markp1989:
I have a few pretty simple tasks setup:

Profiles:

Night Mode

Triggers: power AC , time: 23:45 - 7am connected to home wifi

entry task: Night Mode ( SMS Backup, Silent Mode, Lampshade sunset,Auto Brightness Off, Display Level 0)

Description:Backup all new SMS using smsbackup+ perform a "sunset" using the Philips Hue lightbulbs I have in the bedroom and put the screen brightness to extremely dim.

exit task: Night Mode end ( auto brightness and silent mode set to off)

Morning Sunrise

Triggers: Alarm Done, connected to home wifi, time 6am - 11am

entry Task: Sun Rise (lampshade sunrise)

description: when a phone alarm goes off first thing in the morning whilst at home perform a "sunrise" effect with the Philips Hue lightbulbs in the bedroom.

Silent In Lectures

Triggers: calendar entry at my university address.

Entry Task: Silent Mode On

Exit Task: Silent Mode off

planning on adding a few more useful things, but the ones that I have seem quite nice.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dragonfly1113:
I have a ton of tasker tasks setup mostly having to do with the lights in my house (all with voice commands, ex: turn on christmas lights, turn off kitchen light, etc), but some others are to directly call contacts without waiting for google to confirm who the contact is and so on and so forth, start playing any random netflix video i'd like to watch with voice command, start the sonos sound system in my house with voice command, make my phone ring when i lose it by sending a text containing a certain string of text from any other device/phone, turning my hotspot on automatically when connected to the bluetooth in my car, when disconnecting the bluetooth it auto shuts off the hotspot, switching my notifications on my smartwatch on when a certain string of text is sent to the phone.

On my tablet that i have as my entertainment system in my car i have tasker as well and as soon as it connects to the hotspot from my phone it automatically starts recording my drive with video, than opens google music and starts playing my music, than opens waze. When the wifi connection to my phones hotspot is gone it turns everything off on the tablet and just sends it back to the homescreen.

One task im still trying to get going is the ability to turn on and off the television which i've seen before just cannot seem to find the module i need to do it, since i dont want to use the same i'd use for lamps afraid it will burn out the tv and not work properly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ioneng:
I just started playing around with tasker yesterday. Coming from Llama, I found that it takes longer to learn tasker but the rewards were so much greater:D. Here are two profiles that might be useful for others too.

The first one is to reject a call from my gf and create a button on the screen so I can call her back on my unlimited plan.

I included a vibration pattern there so I can get some sort of alert going on after the incoming call is rejected. You can of course add a ringtone there as well.

use a phone ring event to trigger following task:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/tbgjtewdebdnitn/Ring_Back_DM.tsk.xml

https://www.dropbox.com/s/vkxxbpjqoc07uiv/Call_Dm.scn.xml

The first file is the task, the second one is the scene that creates the button to call back. You will need to edit that 2nd file to add your own number to call, just look for ###replace### in that file.

To dismiss the button without calling back, just tap and hold it.

Another task I made after I saw somebody mentioned about displaying current address in Dashclock. This one involves google map geocode api and a little javascript.

To conserve battery, this only shows you a rough address. If you need accuracy, you can add a action at the start to turn on GPS for say 30-60 seconds.

Also If you want to use the address somewhere else instead of showing up in Dashclock, just replace the last action with your own. BTW, you need to install Dashclock tasker extension before running this task(if you're keeping the last action).

Use a cell ID variable set event to trigger this task:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/15fsvwhecb83utz/Current_Address.tsk.xml
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Lior84:
I'm new with the tasker app and will really appreciate your help folks:

I want to configure sync disable for specific app(dropbox) from 8am till 4pm for example or enable dropbox sync only on home WiFi. How can I do this?

I have a data plan on my tablet and give Internet connection to my phone by tethering. Between 8am-4pm I take sometimes photos with the phone. The phone is on WiFi therefore it starts to upload photos (in dropbox). I want to be able to set rule that will disable this till I get home to home WiFi.

Tried to do this myself but accomplished only killing dropbox app till I open it.

Can you advice me how to do this right?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] 2kmy477:
I'm also new to Tasker. I try to limit the "Limit background processes" under Develeper options in Android 4.3 to 2 processes at most, but it resets to standard limit if I reboot my phone, does anyone know to to use Tasker to set it to stick even if the phone is rebooted? Thanks for your help.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ioneng:
There is a "background app processes" setting in secure settings plugin, but you have to pay to use it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] slipsystem:
1. If i put my phone on charge from 8pm-2am it will check to see of there is an alarm set for the next 24 hours. If the alarm is not set it will say your alarm is not set. I will never forget to set my alarm again.

2. If i am listening to musoc and i shake my phone then it will skip to the next song.

3. Using auto voice i say the command start xbmc and my lg tv will switch to vga input and open up xbmc my phone will start tje xbmc remote
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] piizzadude:
Just for the people that are new to tasker, there is a great tutorial around here somewhere (do a search). Back when I thought about setting some up, it seemed to help alot in understanding the HUGE amount of options in the app.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] tcg-2:
Manual BT on

Here's one I'm fairly proud of (I've only had Tasker about 2 weeks). I wanted to turn off BT when I wasn't using it (in a restaurant/doctor's office, etc.), but I didn't like having to take it out of my pocket to reactivate it when I went back to my car. This does require at least one manual action, but I find it more reliable than a profile based on speed (which can be unreliable and turn on when you're in someone else's car) or a shake (which often activated when I didn't want it to).

Profile -

State: Wifi Disconnected (or off)

State: BT off

State: Light Level 0-0 (because it's presumably in your pocket, this should also prevent it from activating BT if you take out your phone to use it normally)

Event: Screen on (so you press the power button (over your pants if possible) to turn the screen on, therefore activating BT)

Action -

Turn BT on
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mcnob:
OK, I've got a few going on but I'm on the lookout for more. NEED......MOAR......AUTO....MAY....SHUNNNN.....lol

OK.

1. Turn on WiFi when within 'Cell Near' of home. (Largely defunct since Google Now came along though. I just leave it on all the time now).

2. Disable keyguard (pattern lock, secure settings) when connected to home WiFi (re-enable when disconnected)

3. Turn mobile data and auto-sync on for 5 minutes every 2 hours (then back off with exit task)

4. Read name of sender when text received.

5. Disable pattern lock when connected by BT to Ford SYNC or Sony Smartwatch 2 (latter also uses a seperate lock app if it becomes disconnected for extra security)

Once I can get to grips properly with variables and scenes then I'm sure countless possibilities will present themselves.