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[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PsychDrummer:
I do have the completely unlimited plan, but I heard that apparently you still start to get throttled after 5 gbs. Maybe not to 2G, but just a bit slower. Could be true could not, since you haven't experienced it. I did think about the size of each song, but I thought since streaming is different from actually downloading it, it wouldn't have to use up 3 mbs or whatever the size is per song. I know Pandora doesn't use nearly as much. Also, I think it might be because I skip songs often. So Play music loads up the song before I skip to the next one.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
all tmobile data plans are "unlimited", meaning a certain amount if high speed data then being throttled to edge data speeds. well, all plans but one, and it has completely unlimited high speed data($70 everything completely unlimited). i use on average 25-45gb a month, some use much more.

i spend a day or two of my week listening to music, usually either using google play or pandora. i easily use on average between 1.5-2.5gb with google play music after 2-4 hours, and about the same with pandora, on high quality both. also, in play music settings, there is an option to cache music you stream(until you empty the cache). you might have that enabled. itll download and save to your device this way also(as opposed to saving to device).
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PsychDrummer:
Gotcha, yeah I know how it works. I do have the $70 one. Well, I have a family plan, but I pay the $20 extra for the true unlimited that now comes with the 2.5 gbs of tethering. That's good to know that they don't throttle. 45 gbs is pretty insane haha.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mistahseller:
Is this your only means of internet access? That is quite a lot and would make me think t-mobile would shut you down
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
its a lot, yea. but not that much that use 100+ of gigabytes, lol. it is my only internet access,plus i use the device much. and updating 2gb size apps often! i believe the usage number that they used to post on their website(before their recent site change) if you had the completely unlimited was like 99XXgb allowed. anyways, the plan is for completely unlimited high speed data, completely unlimited is a lot more than 25-45gb :)
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mistahseller:
If I did that the At&t police in their orange and blue uniforms would find me.

Sent from my Nexus 5
[HTC One Max] jd4:
Hi,

I've been using the Max for a few days and have very much enjoyed the fingerprint feature, however, since enabling storage encryption two days ago this feature now seems to have been disabled: the option has disappeared from the settings and sliding my finger has no effect, is this intended?

Also, a quick second question, I had my phone imported to the UK from the USA, upon receiving it the language was in Japanese, I've changed it to English, but when rebooting, the encryption password dialog is still in the default language, and there is also some Japanese bloatware on the phone that I can't remove, is it possible to flash the phone to a European/American variant?

Thanks.
[Ouya General] tarvoke:
most of you probably already know these things. but still nice to collect anecdata...

first off, usb absolutely refused to work at all no matter what device I tried, hub or no hub.

eventually after the large-ish 12/5 update, and then what looked like another update so brief I almost missed it, things started working. or maybe it was me turning off "usb debugging" that helped? not really willing to mess with it, now that usb generally works.

- generic usb hub, yep. powered or unpowered, good either way. but you all already knew that.

- 'das keyboard' with built in 2-port hub. keyboard works, hub works with flash drives, mice and kbds.

- logitech marble mouse - works, quelle surprise. via hub too.

- amazon brand cheapie keyboard - works. via hub too.

- iogear generic sd/microsd reader - works. via hub too.

- 2 different cameras of generic UVC 1.00 class - work fine with 3rd party software (search for "usb camera" on google play e.g. snapexwebcam). via hub too.

- SATA dock with built in usb hub (SD slot and 2 usb ports) - this thing sometimes worked but more often froze the ouya and had to reboot.

- cmedia hs100 usb soundcard - microphone input + stereo headphone output. this is a super generic chipset supported quite well by linux. dmesg showed it as recognized, but sound output did not automagically switch over to it. probably could be made to work with some hacking around.

most of the time, if I unmounted my usb flash drive from the storage menu, I could remove and then put it back and it would automagically show up under /mnt/usbdrive. again and again.

hotplugging card readers, usb drives etc. there are some nice free 3rd party userland mounters I can personally recommend:

usb otg helper (don't let the "otg" fool you, although it does that too if a device's kernel supports otg. it will mount ALL supported partitions (ext, fat, ntfs) on a flash drive, not just the 1st partition)

play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.shajul.usbotg

paragon exfat/ntfs/hfs (not sure if it does ext too)

play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paragon.mounter
[Ouya General] Snoman002:
Thanks for the information!

Nothing special to add, my western digital 2Tb energy conserving drive works great (no problem with the lag as it spins up). My cheap $10 Walmart keyboard is fine as well.

I have not tired any hubs, or anything else for that matter. A hub is on the list though as some extra flash storage would be nice.

I'm surprised to hear the cameras were working. Google has been blank as far as getting cameras recognized so I wasn't sure if it had been made to work yet. Any luck getting apps such as Skype to recognize the camera? How about that USB microphone? Any thoughts on how it might work for voice-to-text or as a 'generic' input device for voice control (utter!, Autovoice, Tasker).?
[Ouya General] flamepanther:
Generic USB hub - working

Sandisk microSD adapter - working

Logitech wireless USB keyboard - working

Retrolink USB N64 controller -

not

working
[Ouya General] tarvoke:
haven't tried skype for ideological reasons, sorry.

I have tried linphone-video, loading it thru both f-droid and google play store. in both cases it immediately force-quits. :(

(I have this problem with more than a few apps, I really need to put in some time to check catlog/logcat...)

csipsimple works, but none of the settings let me choose audio i/o devices. (and csip doesn't support video)

the c-media hs100 usb doodad is definitely supported - I tried "usb audio tester" (also "usb audio tester root") and it worked just fine there (ext mic to ext speaker - I heard myself talking definitely). but no way to select it in the Settings UI. whereas my bluetooth speaker and bluetooth headset both work/switchover fine, but that is sort of standard switching built into most android devices.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] timo4476:
I have a Verizon Galaxy S4 ME7 build that has been rooted with Safestrap and working fine. Today I wanted to unroot it, so I used Odin v. 3.07 to flash this file: I545VRUAME7_I545VZWAME7_I545VRUAME7_HOME.tar.md5. This failed in Odin (attached is screenshot of Odin dialog). I took out the battery and tried to turn the phone back on, and got the download screen with the message "Firmware upgrade encountered an issue. Please select recovery mode in Kies & try again.". Unfortunately, I did all of this before uninstalling safestrap and I don't know if that's the issue. I can still get into Odin mode, but don't know what to do from here. Please help! Thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] reinaldistic:
U can't flash through Odin in me7 that's the whole reason safestrap is on our phones to begin with
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] timo4476:
So, is there any way to fix this?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] FernBch:
Have you tried the "no-wipe" recovery image? I believe there is one available for your build.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] timo4476:
The image I tried to flash via Odin was no-wipe, but I don't know how to flash it if I shouldn't use Odin...Are there any options for me to get my phone functional again??
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] timo4476:
SOLVED

SOLVED: I don't know what I did differently, but after trying for the millionth time, I got past Odin mode and my phone rebooted.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] tony yayo:
I can't seem to get my watch to fit just right. It's either too tight or too loose. Trying to come up with a way to alleviate the problem. If there was a hole in the middle of the 2 I've tried, it would be perfect. Thinking if there was some kind of small cushiony sleeve but with the way everything bends I have no idea how I could do it. Wondering if anyone else has this problem and has any suggestions?
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] koiulpoi:
My problem was that the metal rubbed against my arm and irritated it. Some moleskin solved that pretty quick.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Ragnarkov:
I've heard some people use wrist bands (like what tennis players wear) to both make the watch stay in one place, feel more comfortable, and to prevent any possible sweat from entering the small hole behind the camera (although whether or not this would actually BE a problem remains to be seen).

You can find wrist bands in a variety of colors and materials, so it might be a possible solution. I've already thought about it myself, should I get a gear (my wrist is a tad on the thin side).
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] tony yayo:
That's kind of what I'm talking about but if there was a way to bring that metal joint closer to the wriststrap and not popping out it wouldn't poke into my wrist. I guess in a pinch I could always try poking out a new notch in between the 2 I've tried. Rather not do that though.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] allendj81:
Use it in the tightest hole, it will stretch a bit after a few days, also make sure to fit it at the right height on you arm and rotate around your wrist until you find the perfect spot. This is what I did, no need to wear a silly tennis wrist band lol
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] highlordkram:
Sorry I have it on the second hole from the end and it is perfect, but I guess I have a large wrist.

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[Samsung Galaxy Gear] hausman:
Yes, I have this problem and I don't believe wearing it "tight" is going to stretch anything.

I have a leather punch I've been eyeing with respect to adding a hole...LOL. But I don't have the guts to try it, particularly since the hole is thicker on one side than the other and I'm not sure how to replicate that.

Drives me nuts. If they'd only put a finer adjustment in the metal clasp part like some of my other watches have...the price would have gone up. ;) But it would be more comfortable for us in-between folks.

Maybe (as someone else noted) a moleskin or felt pad along the flat back side of the watch would help?
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] allendj81:
It does actually stretch a little if you set on the tightest hole your wrist can take, just accommodate it around your wrist so that the metal doesn't hurt your skin. I've noticed it firs tight in the morning and it eases up after a few minutes. If you are planning on punching a hole, just remember that wire runs down the bracelet from the watch to the speaker and camera.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] tony yayo:
The speaker and camera are on the other half of the strap.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] StaticMatt:
I used a leather punch on mine and it worked great. Although the hole isn't tapered like the original holes it still looks great and fits perfectly now.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] nalvinj:
I'm new here and would like to ask some help. I try the search for keywords of "O2 xda mini s" but can't see any results. I have one I bought few months ago. I have a German model (with QWERTZ keyboard instead of QWERTY keyboard) with UK ROM. The problem is how to upgrade or is there any latest ROM for Asia region. Tried to ask from O2 at seeo2.com but the model is not listed, only listed at o2.com.uk so the updated ROM is from UK only. Can anyone help me please? Thanks.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] waiho:
http://www.my-xda.com/xdaminis_soft.html
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] nalvinj:
I've been to this site but they didn't have any Asia upgrade. Thanks.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fantomscribla:
Hi, I flashed the OTA package through TWRP to go from 4.4 to 4.4.1 and I have this weird issue where when I press the home button, I get an audible lockscreen noise but the screen doesn't lock. That respective first press of the home button only returns that noise, the second press would return me to the homescreen. It's random so doesn't happen all the time. I'm now gonna flash this --> [ROM] [STOCK] Android 4.4.1 KOT49E - Rooted/Busybox/Odexed (12/6/13) and hopefully would solve the problem. Just wanted to know if anyone had that same problem.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] E The Magnificent:
This notification keep popping up my phone before I hit confirm I need to know what it is. I'm on mja rooted with the instructions i followed in order to keep the mf9 bootloader. It's been over a week since I did this and now I'm getting this notification. I flashed the knox remover zip but this notification keep popping up. Do I need to Odin back to mf9?

Love the 90s good times
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] ROMANTiC KiD:
I belive is just a security policy change. I'm on mk2 with Knox bootloader and I just accepted it. I didnt have any troubles since thenm
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] cruise350:
I believe if you don't accept it, you will run into the wifi problems people are reporting after switching to mja or mk2. It just updates the wifi security policies and I think if you refuse to update is when knox enforces the wifi disable because the security policies are out of date. I accepted it and have no problems at all.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] E The Magnificent:
I was making sure it wouldn't lock my bootloader incase I need to downgrade

Love the 90s good times
[General Accessories] vectron:
This is a Review of 3.5mm male to male audio replacement cable with in-line remote/mic for Samsung and HTC phones. http://www.lunashops.com/goods.php?id=3373

When you are dealing with higher quality headphones, such as V-Moda, Beyerdynamic, AKG, Shure, Beats, SMS by 50, Sennheiser, and some others, these typically come with replaceable 3.5mm male to male cables. Audio cable is the weakest link of headphone construction that will break after awhile, and being able to replace it extends the lifetime of your cans. All of the mentioned above headphones comes with a variety of cables, including an option for the one with in-line remote and mic so you can control your smartphone and take calls. Typically that inline remote is labeled for iDevice use, but the multifunction button usually works with a lot of Android devices to play/pause/call, double/triple click to skip songs, and long press to activate Google Now. If volume control buttons are included with a remote, those are ONLY for iDevices. There is no easy way around it because iPhone and Android device controls are different.

I was on a mission to find replacement UE900 cables with in-line remote and volume buttons for my Galaxy Note 2, and noticed that lunashops.com also has 3.5mm male to male audio replacement cable which supposed to work with Samsung and HTC phones. So I decided to give it a shot. Didn't realize it's going to be a gold find! Although cable is flat and often these are flimsy, this one actually has a thicker shielding and feels more durable. 3.5mm connectors are gold plated and the plug itself is about 3-4mm bigger in diameter than a connector - it is small enough to fit with any phone case and any tight headphone opening. I even tried it with Beyerdynamic COP which has a sliding lock on their original headphone cable, and this one was small enough to fit in.

Since I have Galaxy Note 2, I only was able to test and to verify it with my phone. Multifunction button is located in the middle of the remote and it's a little more recessed than volume up/down buttons so its easier to locate it. Plus, its has a round shape in comparison to volume up/down having arrow shape positioned appropriately when plugged into your headset with up-arrow turning volume up and down-arrow turning volume down. All this is very useful because remote will be positioned closer to your head so it's mic picks up the voice better, and you will have to feel rather than see buttons to control your phone. Multi-function button worked perfectly to play/stop/call and double/triple click for transport control, as well as long press for Google Now. Calls were crystal clear on both sides. Volume control works perfectly too.

Overall, this is a MUST HAVE for anybody with Galaxy or HTC smartphones who want to be able to get full in-line remote with mic AND volume up/down controls. For $6 shipped its a bargain, and probably a good idea to get a few as spares or for your different headsets.

Here are the pictures.
[General Accessories] vantt1:
I've learnt that you shouldn't mention 'Beats' and 'high quality' in the same sentence. Head-Fi be scary.

This looks like a nice buy. I especially like the fact that it's a straight to straight cable, so it'll fit into my Note 2's aluminium bumper case. I'm not sure about those hard plastic black sleeves that are on the end of either plug though. I recognise them - they are commonly seen on very cheap knockoff Beats headphones that have a detachable cable. I've found that it makes the plug just too thick to plug in, but are removable. Removing them, though, reveals a rather ugly rubber plug casing.
[General Accessories] AndroidGirl24:
affasn sand

I might have to pick this cable up. Looks really cool
[General Accessories] Eun-Hjzjined:
[MENTION=3996566]vectron[/MENTION] : I'm searching high and low for a coiled cable with slim end plugs like these have, any thoughts? Reason: has to plug into a set of monster NPulse headphones and the input is tiny.

T0LTE CANADA • SLIM RC1 • AGNI PureCM • ROGERS
[General Accessories] vectron:
Maybe these will work? They look slim from a picture. Coiled cable are very rare and no longer as popular. I checked, and even lunashop doesn't carry it.

http://m.ebay.com/itm?itemId=171231886184

http://m.ebay.com/itm?itemId=350988313453

http://m.ebay.com/itm?itemId=171230268796
[General Accessories] cnrd:
Just reviving this thread.

Does anyone know if this cable works with Nexus 5?

EDIT: I tried with a pair of Galaxy S3 headphones, and they work, so these should work?

Thanks
[General Accessories] vectron:
It should be, this is android specific in-line remote. Multi-function button is universal, will even work with apple and every android device. The key here is volume control. Android control/wiring is different from apple, and this specific one works with android. Don't expect a sound quality improvement, it will be the same as a sound of your stock cable, but you will gain full android control ;)
[General Accessories] cnrd:
Thanks :)

The headphone a have only comes with a plug for iOS (like all headphones :P) But i've been looking for a way to control audio with android.
[General Accessories] dirkdevries:
Do the volume control buttons work while connected to the FiiO e18 while in DAC mode? That would be great! I heard that control buttons didn't work over usb audio on android earlier.
[General Accessories] vectron:
Sorry, they don't work. E18 interrupts the control signal.
[General Accessories] RocketGeeezer:
AWESOME

I have ben looking for such a cable for ages!

Quick question:

How is the in call quality of the microphone?
[General Accessories] mystik1:
Sorry to dig up a dead thread, but I would love to know about the call quality too. Does anyone know? I would like to use them with Bose SoundLink headphones and a Nexus 6! :)
[General Accessories] ez2remember:
They're out of stock.

Is there any where else I can buy one?
[General Accessories] vectron:
Probably search on ebay, I'm sure there are plenty of similar cables ;)
[HTC Sensation] abdul_ahad:
LTE only mode on the sensation O.o is that even possible ?
[HTC EVO 3D] VIRGIN KLM:
I have started a petition on change.org about the so talked 3D drivers on HTC EVO 3D. Let's hope this will do something.

https://www.change.org/petitions/ht...-s-drivers-sourcecode-related-to-3d-functions

I hope it is written well and all of it makes sense. If anybody wants to me to add/change something feel free to add suggestions.

Feel free also to discuss anything else around the whole 3D drivers issue here.

Last but not least I'd like to ask you to spread the word about the petition and if it's possible I'd like to ask XDA to give some help on it, it would be pretty intresting to see what comes out of such thing.

Thank you everybody!

UPDATE: 100 supporters reached! Thanx everybody!
[HTC EVO 3D] DylanMk2:
Thank you for taking the time to do this. Signed, and I added a reason as well (to see if I ever buy HTC again).
[HTC EVO 3D] VIRGIN KLM:
To be absolutely honest, I believe that it isn't such a big deal releasing those drivers as much as HTC acts like it is, too much trouble for something really simple that affects nothing. Why, oh, why HTC?
[HTC EVO 3D] Anonymuszymus:
Thank you :D
[HTC EVO 3D] VIRGIN KLM:
You're welcome, actualy there's no reason to thank me, if that petition does anything we are all winners here, HTC too.
[HTC EVO 3D] Kippui:
Because of patents is why we wont EVER see them.
[HTC EVO 3D] VIRGIN KLM:
If it does not comply with Android's GPL system the patent is in violation of it, so we can claim breach.

You can't do anything you want with your hardware since you are forced to have available it's sources, you can patent your product (law will protect you) but not releasing the source for your patent inside the Android ecosystem is a breach of Android's policy on OEMs and it's GPL.
[HTC EVO 3D] moonpie28:
Not really. Even Google is moving a lot of their stuff closed source. There's hardly anything interesting in AOSP anymore. Gmail and Google Now aren't open source. You can mix open and closed source very easily. Sadly.
[HTC EVO 3D] VIRGIN KLM:
You can make thousands of points here but whatever that point will be it still it won't be a reason to not show HTC that it's one of their last chances to show that they care about their costumers and the ecosystem themselfs entered willingly before everybody else will not [care] for them, in the end of the day this is what 50% of the petition is about.

You can sign the petition only to show that you agree, the outcome of it (and any other petition) is another part, you don't enter something only to get what you want because you just said so, (this is the way a 5 year old stubborn child thinks) but you enter because you believe it is correct and you want others to know, whatever their move will be.
[HTC EVO 3D] mhnx:
Just signed.
[HTC EVO 3D] himjalpert:
Signed... thanks!
[HTC EVO 3D] Anonymuszymus:
what is coming after we get the 100 supporters?? :D
[HTC EVO 3D] VIRGIN KLM:
How am I supposed to answer this question?
[HTC EVO 3D] Wretched_Egg:
i hope well be able to lower to brightness on the 3d
[HTC EVO 3D] dankatz1:
Signed
[HTC EVO 3D] ScanaX:
Signed...
[HTC EVO 3D] Bocy7:
Signed
[HTC EVO 3D] 1ackass:
Maybe 101 supporters? :D :D
[HTC EVO 3D] VIRGIN KLM:
100 Supporters reached!

Thank you everybody, let's hope that HTC will understand the importancy of the matter as much as we do and take responsibility.
[HTC EVO 3D] JumperM:
I don't think the Problem is HTC. HTC get the driver for the Snapdragon MSM8660 from Qualcomm. And Qualcomm didn't develop the new driver. So HTC can't support us with an new android version ...
[HTC EVO 3D] 1ackass:
We are not asking for a new android version, we only want the 3D drivers, which HTC made:banghead::banghead:. In the petition, there is even specified that we only want the drivers NOT for a new android or anything else.