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[Android Apps and Games] eyalse:
Hi everyone,

has anyone tried this app on Nexus-4?

please contact me... thanks...
[Android Apps and Games] noush22:
Great App, Great Idea! Thanks!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] brosen:
I and Got also ERROR 114: RADIO ROM UPDATE ERROR, I am using Radio 1.06.00, maybe there is something wrong with the radio version.

I am trying to get the phone to a known configuration ( Factory default 113 ) and from there trying to update the new OS
[Moto X Q&A] thethirdmurph:
I have a unlocked moto x that I am trying to use with a sprint sim card. anyone know how I can get this to work
[Moto X Q&A] Steve-x:
You will need to be more specific on which Moto X you have. However if it isn't a factory Sprint Moto X I think the chances of it working are extremely slim. Sprint uses CDMA, a normal unlocked Moto X uses GSM.
[Moto X Q&A] thethirdmurph:
This is unlocked from Motorola
[Moto X Q&A] Steve-x:
Well you didn't answer the question at all so its tough to help. The long and short of it is that if you want to use a Moto X with Sprint you need to buy the Sprint version.
[Moto X Q&A] thethirdmurph:
I guess I didn't realize Motorola sold more than one type of unlocked moto x. I knew they sold locked ones for each service provider but my understanding was that the developer edition moto x was the only one you could purchase from motorola unlocked...
[Moto X Q&A] nhizzat:
Sprint doesn't have a developer edition. Only VZW and AT&T make those available to be purchased.
[Moto X Q&A] Puzzlegal:
Verizon and Sprint use a different phone technology than other phone companies, called CDMA. To use a phone on those companies, you need a phone with built in support for their CDMA service. CDMA doesn't support removable SIM cards or changing carriers (or even changing phones, without having the carrier switch service to the new phone).

Some (many) phones on those services can also be used on the more common GSM phones services, because both Sprint and Verizon are new using that technology for data. That's where "unlocked" comes in. If you get the unlocked version of a CDMA phone you can use it on other (GSM) carriers. Sprint tend to only unlock phones for international use, not for use by their competitors. I'm less familiar with Verizon.

Either way, to use a phone on Sprint (or on Verizon) you generally need to buy a phone earmarked for that carrier. That is true of the Moto X.

If you can still return that phone, you should do so.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roastedbagel:
So I've been doing a lot of reading and all I see are people trying to Hack Google wallet to work with the phone.

I'm not trying to start an argument by any means - I'm just genuinely curious why nobody likes/wants to use Isis?

I'm on Tmobile and set it up, and it works great. I've used it probably 5 times now, and have no complaints.

Is it the limited options offered (Chase and AMEX)? Because that I can definitely understand if Wallet allows for more payment options, but other than that I can't find much information about people using it anywhere.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hurrpancakes:
I dislike it for the limited options and the carriers being jerks and suppressing their competition.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vepaot:
What Hurr said. Verizon forces it on their customers even though technically it's illegal. They get away with it because they claim that Google Wallet requires access to restricted functions.

Nobody likes to be BS'd, that's really the only complaint.

Sent from CAMACHO, my Verizon G2 (VS980) running PAC ROM 4.3.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] GuestD1024:
I just got the sprint S4, it has the latest update 4.3 MK2 update, is a root available for this version?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] btoddweber:
Go here...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=41743595

Worked for me.

Hit thanks if it helps:thumbup::thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] sk907:
tried with no luck

I've tried this and no luck followed instructions to the tee is there a step I'm missing. .. When I go to odin n go thru all the steps when it starts it fails at but mapping...... am I doing something wrong? N yes I'm a noob please help me
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] btoddweber:
I don't have anything without being there. I used this by DL the entire root zip chain fire has prepared. I extracted the "guts" and then used PC Odin to Odin in root/supersu...then after reboot I DL ROM manager and used it to one click in CWM.

You could also Google QBKing77 and tag root s4 behind it and his video is on there its perfect
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] sk907:
got root

Ok so finally got root but qbking77 method didn't work I had to use kingo... now I just need a rom I'm trying to get my wifi hotspot to be able to work any recommendations?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] btoddweber:
All are pretty sweet....the TW are all real nice and the AOSP side seems to be transitioning to 4.4 from 4.3 so they are "growing"

Depends on what you're preference is.

They kind of frown on "What ROM do you prefer?" threads

---------- Post added at 08:32 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:32 PM ----------

Glad you're up and running:D:thumbup::D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] sk907:
Thanks

Thanks for that and my bad didn't know it was frowned upon... I've been wanting to root my older devices for awhile now just been to afraid of bricking I guess lol K so now any known app to work for wifi hotspot work around on sprint? Makes no sense to me to have to pay twice for the same data... trying to hook up to my ps3

---------- Post added at 09:40 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:33 PM ----------

K so tried the qbking77 route that didn't work went thru like it did but hung on the su... I ended up using kingo and that worked well now do you know if there is any good apps that work for wifi hotspot on sprint without having to pay I'm now running a CWM rom
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] btoddweber:
Crawj has one around here
[Moto X General] SirHoover2010:
Alright guys, I have a question for you all. Some of you may remember me from the Atrix HD, and know that I love Motorola. Right now I am using a Samsung Galaxy S4 (go ahead and make fun of my, this phone stinks).

Anyways I want to move back to Motorola and the X is probably the best way to do so. I was smart enough to sign my soul to Verizon for two years and the only way to get an unlocked BL will be through the Dev Edition. Now here is the question, is the Dev Edition worth it? I never thought I would have to ask this, but Moto did a HELL of a job with their software. It seems like there would be no point to this phone if you aren't taking full advantage of the X8 chip. It is another 150 bucks for an non customized/dev edition phone.

Your thoughts on it guys? Unlike I did with the Atrix I plan on making this phone last a long while so that is what makes me think "for longevity and so I don't get bored, maybe an unlocked bootloader is necessary." At the same time, I would like to get input from Moto X owners, since you all will know the phone better than me.

Thanks for all of your opinions in advance!

Edit: Put in general because want to see more of a discussion on benefits vs negatives. Also different points of view.
[Moto X General] MadManMoon:
I can tell you that, as a tinkerer that needed to unlock all his bootloaders all the time, I've only needed root for my VZW Moto X Developer Edition. I unlocked because I could, but I haven't felt the need to install any mods to this phone whatsoever...the software is that good! All I did was root.
[Moto X General] SirHoover2010:
Thanks for the reply man! I was just thinking "I root for vanilla android" and that is what the X gives you but with more features lol. We will see how I feel when I decide to pull the trigger. Will I want to customize the phone, or be able to flash the hell out of it. Will all depend on my mood I'm guessing lol
[Moto X General] cvhovey:
I'm coming from a little different angle. I had the VZW Dev Edition in my cart on CyberMonday, but "thanks" to Motorola's mess-up, lost it in the process. So, no way I'd pay full price for one after they excluded the DE from follow-up deals. Decided to take a peek at the retail version to see if I could tolerate it without an unlocked bootloader (coming from the Razr M with unlocked bootloader). To be honest, I'm really liking the X with just root + Xposed (with GravityBox, Greenify, JellyBean 4.x Airplane Mode Helper, and Xad) ... rather than flashing ROMs, its become checking out Xposed modules.
[Moto X General] Kittiesoncrack:
I would much rather get a MotoMaker one. I have a Sprint Variant, and I can unlock boot loader on there but I haven't. All I need is Root for Titanium backup and I used SlapMyMoto for that. Its really easy if you have used ADB in the past
[Moto X General] Coop9:
Dev edition. The option to unlock is there. It also sends a message that people are interested in unlockable phones.

The moto X stock software is good, no doubt, but I always want the option to install something different when I want.
[Moto X General] dems86:
Dev Edition. It was not only nice how quick and easy it was for me to unlock and root it, obtaining the code being the only added step over my nexus devices, and not nearly as drawn out as the locked method. You also maintain warranty through unlocking compared to MotoMaker devices that still allow for it.

If there is even a chance you are going to want advantages of an unlocked bootloader, don't risk it and just grab the DE.
[Moto X General] nhizzat:
Yup, GravityBox covers everything I wanted out of custom roms.
[Moto X General] Darth:
Yup. I won't be using custom roms on this phone. Stock and xposed are all I need. Not messing with a good thing. :)
[Moto X General] KidJoe:
If you want to root.. then Dev edition.

With the Retail and Moto Maker variants on Verizon, you can not unlock your boot loader. To Root you are stuck waiting on an exploit to be found and a safe repeatable process being created and released in order to gain root. There is no guarantee that future updates will be rootable, or that you will be able to flash to older stock ROMs if you want to be rooted. While you can safestrap to other "roms" you can't replace the Kernel, so you are a little more limited in that respect, along with the storage space taken up on the phone by the safestrap rom.

With the Dev Edition, you just unlock the bootloader, flash TWRP, boot into TWRP and use its menu option to root, or flash/install SuperSu to gain root. No need to wait. Unlocking your bootloader, you can flash any rom, signed or unsigned so down the road, there is the possibility of flashing custom roms, should Moto/VZW stop pushing updates out. And flashing those roms replaces the stock rom, so no additional storage is taken up.

Yes the DE is more expensive initially to purchase than the Retail or Moto Maker version. Yes, you can currently ROOT the retail or MotoMaker version (using SlapMyMoto), and you can gain full time R/W enablement (using MotoWPNoMo), but they are involved processes, future OTA updates will likely break them meaning you'll need to wait on a process to get to "stock" to accept OTAs, and need to wait on an exploit/procedure to be released to root again, or you are stuck on the current firmware version.
[Moto X General] NPOA556:
I agree with everything in this post. Plus, the ability to do all this stuff without voiding my warranty was a huge selling point for me.
[Moto X General] badguy6916:
I would say DEV edition. I'm just looking into custom roms, but even without that, I personally want the ability to update the device once Moto stops supporting it.
[Moto X General] anirudh412:
I might me in the minority here, but get a custom MotoMaker one. The software is perfect as it is. No kernels for the X so far, and I dont believe anyone is working on one either. Rooting isnt hard, takes a little longer than the unlocked BL version, but shouldn't be a concern, as of now. Sure, the unlocked BL gives you a sense of security with the warranty, but since you wouldnt be doing much flashing, I dont see a point.
[Moto X General] SirHoover2010:
I agree with that entire post too. This isn't my first rodeo tho so I knew almost everything posted lmao. I was mainly curious to if people that usually flash the hell out of their phones (like me), if they are doing the same with the Moto X. Waiting now to see if I get approved to finance it. If I do the Dev Edition it is!
[Moto X General] SirHoover2010:
Did you ever root the atrix HD with Dan's second method (I think second at least) now that was a true pain in the ass lol
[Moto X General] NPOA556:
I flashed several versions of AOKP on my previous phone (Samsung Fascinate), but I do not plan to do any flashing on my Moto X until it is no longer supported by Moto/VZW. Dev Edition gives me that ability though, plus easy unlocking and rooting. Xposed really negates the need to flash custom ROMs, in my opinion.
[Moto X General] Varking:
1) Has there been any stable ROM worth flashing on the Moto X?

2) If you do flash ROMs on the Moto X, do touchless controls and active display still work perfectly?
[Moto X General] Johmama:
I chose the Dev Edition because, well, I like to tinker with my devices. Even if only to prove it to myself that something is possible and revert back. I also wanted the added benefit of future-proofing. If the development scene ever picks up here, I might want to flash a custom ROM. Plus, the ability to have and flash the factory images are probably the most important to me. Along those lines, here's what happened to me recently:

After using everything stock for a few days (well, rooted stock) after getting my Moto X, I decided to start tinkering with it a bit. Changing a few things here and there. I decided that the icons were way too big, so I went in with my file explorer and did an edit of build.prop to change the screen density (DPI). Before editing, I also backed up build.prop to my /sdcard/, just in case. Anyway, after editing it, and rebooting, I decided to change back because I made the density too small. I decided to replace my edited build.prop in /system/ with my backed up one from my /sdcard/ instead of re-editing it. Did it, rebooted, and got into a weird bootloop where it would come on with the standard "OMGOD YOUR BOOTLOADER IS UNLOCKED! DID YOU KNOW THAT!?!?" message that comes from the bootloader (changes to that after unlocking), then seems to pass to regular Android boot process, but the screen stayed black. I thought it just turned off, but it was still drawing power and when I went to boot it back on, it vibrated once, and the screen stayed black. Then trying again, I get the boot process as before (so what I'm saying is it must stay turned on instead of turning off due to failed boot). ANYWAY: I went into recovery to restore my nandroid I had, and for some reason couldn't even get into recovery (which is weird; why would even a fully corrupt /system/ partition affect my recovery partition?). I tried and tried and nothing. I finally decided to get the factory images from Motorola and return to stock.

After a few days of waiting for the factory images and finally getting around to it (I used my Nexus 5 in the meantime), I decided to go ahead and flash everything manually. I went to my computer, got the factory images in place, everything set up, etc. Right before executing the first flash command, I decided to myself that I'd try to get into recovery again, just for the heck of it. Just to see. Well lo and behold. I can get into recovery now, for some magical reason. So I restore my nandroid, and everything is back to normal. I guess I didn't need to grab the factory images yet, but it was nice to get them for when I do. The moral to this story, is it's really nice to be able to flash the factory images if you really get yourself into trouble. Or just to return to stock.

tl;dr I went with the Dev Edition because it's nice to be able to flash anything you want, have a permanent solution to rooting, and it's also great to have an end-all, be-all solution to any trouble you get yourself into (excluding corrupting your bootloader, but let's be honest, you almost have to try to do that).
[Moto X General] SirHoover2010:
Well idk about #1 but I suppose a customized stock ROM could support all those features. Although watching walk through videos of this phone idk what would be the point of changing the stock ROM.
[Moto X General] SirHoover2010:
Also very good points Johmama. Also like someone else stated, you are also supporting the market for developer devices!
[General Questions and Answers] rithauley:
Ok I'm a bit new at this and I've read several posts with no success. I have a Sony Xperia sp and I just got a net 10 SIM card for it and I have no data or mms messaging. I've tried several AT&T apn's net 10 ones tracfone whatever you name it it hasn't worked can anyone help?
[HTC One X] smiah789:
Ive been searching the web and xda on how to unroot but i cant find a easy way to do it. so far ive seen that i need a ruu file but i dont know which one to use and get confused. i bought my phone second hand a year ago and it was unlocked. currently i have a custom rom on it. Ive also found out by CMD that my phone is version-main: 3.14.401.619 (dont know if thats helpful) .

in short, want to unroot and go to a official rom
[HTC One X] nikola016:
In fastboot type fastboot getvar all and delete imei and serial number, than someone will give you ruu for your phone and that's it :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] icepick314:
I installed CROMi-X 5.2.3 other night following steps from another post.

Anyway, the tablet's working and everything but I want to change some of the stuff now that I've seen what the changes are.

Is there a way to change boot screen, uninstall some of the apps like launchers and default apps like news reader and magazine?

Thanks.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
You can uninstall using titanium backup if they are system apps or the play store if they are data apps like magazine. Or you could just reflash the ROM and choose again. You won't lose anything ;)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dnewell2004:
What's up? I just upgraded to 4.3 on my SIII and lost my ability to use mhotspot and foxfi:mad: I have thought about trying to root but didn't know if it mattered what version of android I had and what is a good root program to use and if it would allow me to even use the hotspot. I have unlimited data and don't want to lose that. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
Questions and Help issues go in Q&A and Help section

Thread moved

Thanks

FNSM
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SlimSnoopOS:
Aloha and Merry Christmas,

Idk about tethering on 4.3 but there's only one way to root TW 4.3 at this moment. Check the first post of our general thread for a link as well as general info.

Friendly warning, do not try flashing anything in Odin (whether its a recovery or stock .tar) unless its specifically for 4.3 TW. As of this moment, nothing exists beyond the Saferoot tool, so do not get any ideas on downgrading firmware, flashing roms, or unlocking the bootloader.
[HTC One Mini] cmvienneau:
root@chris-HP-Compaq-nx7400-EN180UT-ABA:/home/chris# fastboot oem h

...

(bootloader) command list

(bootloader) dmesg

(bootloader) last_dmesg

(bootloader) clearaspflag

(bootloader) refurbish

(bootloader) copyFotaBoot

(bootloader) get_identifier_token

(bootloader) checkKeycardID

(bootloader) get_tamper_flag

(bootloader) checkSbl1

(bootloader) checkHWSecurity

(bootloader) keytest

(bootloader) heap

(bootloader) boot

(bootloader) reset

(bootloader) powerdown

(bootloader) rebootRUU

(bootloader) heap_test

(bootloader) erase_phone_storage

(bootloader) erase_nfc_record

(bootloader) gotohboot

(bootloader) resetgift

(bootloader) ats

(bootloader) eraseconfig

(bootloader) readconfig

(bootloader) rtask

(bootloader) task

(bootloader) enableqxdm

(bootloader) gencheckpt

(bootloader) readmeid

(bootloader) readpid

(bootloader) writepid

(bootloader) readcid

(bootloader) writecid

(bootloader) readimei

(bootloader) writeimei

(bootloader) readsecureflag

(bootloader) writesecureflag

(bootloader) lock

(bootloader) readusername

(bootloader) writeusername

(bootloader) resethtcdebugflag

(bootloader) load_emmc

(bootloader) check_emmc_mid

(bootloader) read_mmc

(bootloader) load_modem_emmc

(bootloader) get_wp_info_emmc

(bootloader) send_wp_info_emmc

(bootloader) get_ext_csd_emmc

(bootloader) get_sector_info_emmc
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] felcas:
Hy guys,

I have an Himalaya and my girlfriend have a common PPC but with portuguese interface. when she input some leters her PPC give some options of word, I remember that I turned this off in my himalaya since it is useless with it only offering me english words (I live in Brasil by the way).

So is there a way to change only this dictionary database and keep the rest in english?

Thank you

Felipe
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] lojak29:
Flashed pa 4.4 suppose to work on the metro PCS mega .Cause it was claimed in that thread that international mega Roms work on this phone

Flashed fine works great but NO DATA

No LTE no 3g even when I choose any T-Mobile APN settings .

Is there a ROM that does work .

I can't restore my backup either
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] bnb25:
you need to select Metro PCS at the top, not T-Mobile. Metro PCS sim cards are locked to Metro's network.

why can't you restore your backup? I posted a clean stock backup in this thread. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2572643
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] lojak29:
No that's not how metro works

I work for them..

the apn settings you choose have nothing to do with being carrier locked .

Apn settings pull data from whatever tower are being used on that carrier in which metro pcs uses tmobile gsm towers now Since we merged The metro s4 Mega lg f3,lg f6 etc...

Almost 90% there phones use T-Mobile towers since 90% of the phones now use T-Mobile gsm signal and gsm sim cards .

Trust me any T-Mobile APN works on metro gsm phones as well as the metro Pcs apn setting

The issue is I believe elsewhere in the ROM.

But one guy mentioned re add the APN manually don't use the ones that are pretty configured upon first boot up .

Anyways cm11 worked great upon boot up ....but paranoid android 4.4 and aokp 4.4 no dice .
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] lojak29:
BTW thanks I did use your clean backup method extracted in twrp backups.. So now I have a clean backup .:thumbup:

But I've also concluded cm11 ROM is nicer .

Plus I get free tether you probably know that

If your using cm11,

As I posted a little Info Guide in general section .

I've concluded that the Easiest way to bypass metros tether block on the 60$ plan is to Use an aokp cm11 ROM .

It simply doesn't have the metro bloat which means its free of the pesty upsell apk that blocks tethering unless provisioned.

People try day In and out to get tethering to work on metros galaxys on the 60$ plan .Even trevemod doesn't work only on metros s3 so far I've seen

:thumbdown: downside is that Doesn't work on stock shipped firmware .

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[Samsung Galaxy Mega] bnb25:
dude You are wrong. sorry to tell you. I use both PA and aokp on the Mega they work fine. You just have to manually set them to Metro's network. But hey, I'm not going to argue with you. do what you think. :good: