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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] supdawg:
Thanks... But I've tried this. And while I am in download mode, when I open up ODIN, it screen never goes green. So I know it doesnt recognize the phone. I've tried to close and reopen the app and unplug and replug the phone, which usually solves this issue to no avail. Its like it doesn't recognize the phone at all... Which I used the same computer to root the phone in the first place, so totally weird to me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] frostedunit:
Make sure that you are using the latest version of Odin (3.09?) and running it as an administrator. If you have Kies installed, uninstall it. If all that fails, uninstall and reinstall the Samsung drivers. Should fix the problem.

And you are just trying install the MK2 modem correct?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] patrockss:
Get a new USB cable if all else fails I have had 4 stock Samsung cables ( the white one's ) go bad just FYI..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] supdawg:
Was the USB cable!
[Moto G Accessories] wolfen69:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GJT0KX8/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Looks pretty sturdy to me. Too bad Ballistic doesn't make one for the Moto G yet. They do have one for the Moto X though. :(
[Moto G Accessories] kaw202:
I have had one on order sense Dec 1 when I ordered my phone. It looks nice but I got impatient and bought an otter box. I was scared I would drop my phone :).
[Moto G Accessories] mascote9rc:
i'm sorry, but that is a rlly ugly case!!! :D
[Moto G Accessories] wolfen69:
To each their own, but I'm more interested in protection than looks. ;) And I didn't want to spend $40+ on an Otterbox.
[Moto G Accessories] wolfen69:
Yeah, someone on amazon said they've been waiting for over a month. Makes me wonder. But if they don't ship it within a couple of weeks, I'm going to demand my money back. Amazon is good about those kind of things.
[Moto G Accessories] wolfen69:
Just cancelled my order from amazon. I found the same case on ebay for $5.95 and free shipping. Plus, it is guaranteed to be here by Mon. the 6th. I got a different color just in case my cancellation doesn't go through, and then I'll have a couple colors to choose from. Seems like ebay may be an option from here on out, as I haven't used them in years.
[Moto G Accessories] audit13:
I have a very similar case and it's really good if you ask me. I have a Ballistic for an LG and both cases offer similar protection. The case does make the Moto G a bulkier phone which I find perfectly fine.

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/390712526214...eName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
[Moto G Accessories] alonsoch:
maybe this, for 5 $ is perfect for me, i hope it arrive in 5 days or something like that

http://www.amazon.com/YESOO-Motorol...&qid=1388769549&sr=8-10&keywords=yesoo+moto+g
[Moto G Accessories] wolfen69:
I thought about getting that one. Let us know how you like it.
[Moto G Accessories] wolfen69:
Do you think the Hyperion case will protect as well as the Ballistic?
[Moto G Accessories] audit13:
The Ballistic I have for my LG ATT Nitro has more padding at the corners but seems the same in every other way. I prefer the Moto G case because the corners don't protrude as much.
[Moto G Accessories] alonsoch:
sure.. in another thread (really i dont remeber) some one says that the stock screen protector ( the one with white letters) can be used like screen protector, he said that with the fingernail we can remove the white letters, is true?
[Moto G Accessories] wolfen69:
Yes. But I personally wouldn't use it.
[Moto G Accessories] noxlord:
My friend, I bought a similar case fo my LG Optimus G back in the days and it was crap ... Since your case design is identical, I suspect that you wont like it like I didn't liked mine (and many other people with different phones). The reason why is that it's super bulky and made out of hard plastic shrouded in even harder plastic. Buttons are hard to press and the phone came out of it easilly (that may be different for the moto G tho). You might like it, give us your impressions ;)

I used to buy 4-5 cheapo cases for my phones (I had many...) but I got so disapointed over the time that nowadays I just buy one good (but usually expensive) case instead of 4-5 inexpensive ones.
[Moto G Accessories] wolfen69:
The bulkiness won't bother me, as I don't put the phone in my pockets. The rest we'll see about. I really want Ballistic to come out with one.
[Moto G Accessories] audit13:
All of the buttons on my Moto G are covered by the soft rubber case and easily accessed and pressed.

I rank it right up there with a Ballistic or Otterbox Commuter.
[Moto G Accessories] wolfen69:
OK, after receiving the Hyperion case today, imho I can definitely say it's not as bullet-proof as the Ballistic SG case I had. In fact, I would call it more of a medium-duty case that could probably survive a 3-4 foot fall onto concrete. Which is pretty good, considering I only paid $6 total on ebay for it. On top of that, they also gave me a nice screen protector and stylus with it. The case is a tight fit and has no looseness about it and all the holes line up perfectly. Plus it has a kickstand that seems pretty rugged.

The buttons are kind of hard to press, but for me that's a good thing, since I was always hitting the (-)volume button by accident during phone calls. Now that it takes a good bit of pressure to press the buttons, I don't have to worry about that anymore.

I'm still going to consider a Ballistic case if they come out with one for the moto g, but for now my phone is pretty well protected from short drops. All in all, it's a good case for the money. Someone here said it is ugly, but a few people at work commented how cool it looked. I like the looks of it also. Beauty is a personal thing, and not everyone will like it. Consider it if you want a good case for real cheap.
[Moto G Accessories] alonsoch:
photos???? thanks!
[Moto G Accessories] wolfen69:
Geez, make me work why don't ya. ;) I had to use GIMP and spend a lot of time, but here they are. Mind you, I was using a crappy camera for this.
[Moto G Accessories] audit13:
The pictures look great. I still Lil me this case better than my Ballistic because it isn't as bulky and the price is better :)
[Moto G Accessories] twister99403:
Does this case muffle the sound at all? The otter box case does that's why I ask.
[Moto G Accessories] alonsoch:
looks prefect!! :D thanks!
[Moto G Accessories] wolfen69:
Not at all, the speaker sounds perfect.
[Moto G Accessories] wolfen69:
I just don't trust throwing this case 15 ft into the air, like I did with the Ballistic case. But yeah, for the price it's pretty good.
[Moto G Accessories] kaw202:
I finally got mine. I got the orange one and I must say I love it I actually retired my otter box to use a $5 case.
[Moto G Accessories] KuGeL94:
I have this case, made out of plastic hard rubber, nice feel in the hand

I like it simple and clean, its very thin aswell, in the pic it doesnt look so good but in reality its pretty nice, just not to get scratches on the phone

i have to wait until 16th January to get my 16GB Moto G because i gave back the 8GB Version, too little space
[Moto G Accessories] cra1g321:
Ordered this case early today - http://www.amazon.co.uk/RELEASE-Pre...1388427357&sr=8-1&keywords=RINGKE+SLIM+Moto+G

If anyone wants to see some pics of the phone with it, let me know :)
[Moto G Accessories] wolfen69:
Seeing how it's the worlds thinnest case, there wouldn't be much to see. ;)
[Moto G Accessories] cra1g321:
Oops, i thought i deleted that last line,

haha yeah you're right, plus the pics on the amazon webpage are good quality anyway :)
[Moto G Accessories] KuGeL94:
Very similar to mine
[Moto G Accessories] cra1g321:
It seems the case is in the US not UK :mad:

I didnt realise this, i ordered it from amazon.co.uk and it says "In stock. Sold by Rearth UK and Fulfilled by Amazon. "

Let's hope it reaches me in one piece :/

Just thought i would mention this incase anyone is considering getting the case.
[Moto G Accessories] cra1g321:
Got my black case today :D

It fits great on the phone, and is really easy to fit onto it.

It's same type of material/surface that my ipod touch case uses, it feels great, right mix of grip & comfort.

I placed the order back on the 8th at night, so it took 10days to get from Texas to Northern Ireland :)

I did make a mess up of installing the screen protector, was trying to get rid of a bit of dust that was to the side of the screen,

ended up just making more dust stick to the underneath of the screen, so i need to buy a new screen protector.

But I'm not bothered, just glad the case is here :victory:
[Moto G Accessories] angomy:
If you still have that screen protector on, you can probably get most if not all of the dust off (not fingerprints though) by taking clear packing tape and dabbing the underside (side that meets the screen) of the protector with the packing tape (don't worry if it sticks to the protector, just pull it off, it won't leave residue and will pull off the dust particles like a champ.)

It's my not-so-secret technique to removing 100% of the dust particles that can remain during protector application :) Can also dab it on the screen itself to remove dust specs -- prevents finger prints and also doesn't leave residue/damage the glass.
[Moto G Accessories] cra1g321:
Thanks for the tips, but i didn't bother applying it, I'll just buy some off amazon.

Probably not from the same company that makes the cover, due them shipping Texas, i'll look for covers which are in the UK so i'm not waiting as long.
[Moto G Accessories] :
To the person with the Hyperon Case...does it feel solid in your hands? does it feel cheap? I want to protect my moto g but I don't really want to spend a lot of money (ex. $50 for an otterbox, when the phone is only $199). Would you recommend the case for decent protection but at a reasonable price?
[Moto G Accessories] wolfen69:
Yeah, it feels pretty solid and should protect decently from a fall of a few feet. But I ditched this case for another 2 piece case: http://www.tridentcase.com/shop-products/aegis-case-motorola-moto-g.aspx

I got it for $26 (free shipping) on ebay. I think it will protect a bit better than the hyperion since it has a soft gel inner layer, that will give more shock absorption if it is dropped. The hyperion case is a 2 piece all hard plastic design.
[HTC Rezound] Codaraxis:
I made the mistake of letting my HTC Rezound fully drain a few weeks ago. It hasn’t booted since then. It is rooted and S-OFFed, running Amon Ra recovery and the Tron 2.0 ROM. Power light won’t do more than blink a few times after it’s plugged in, and the phone won’t charge the battery. I used an external charger and even bough a spare just in case the original had gone bad. Same effect, except when I try to power it on with a fully charged battery: now, the green HTC on a white background, as if it’s actually booting, will briefly appear before it shuts off again. Trying to power it on a second time without first recharging the battery to full in the wall charger produces no result.

The device does show up under adb devices when plugged in. The problem is that it’s listed as offline. Any commands I send it return with error: device offline . It does not appear at all when I call for a fastboot devices listing.

Is it dead as dead can be or is there something else to be tried? This is likely just hopeful delusion, but I feel that if I could just send it a signal to boot that it’d recognize in offline mode, it’d start. Completely ungrounded belief though, hence why I’m inclined to relegate it to the category of delusions.

I’ve already looked through the following threads for solutions and none worked.

[GUIDE]You've discharged your Rezound and it won't power on. Now what?

[POLL] Dead battery / Powered off inability to charge issue (UPDATE #4!) {Solved!}

[Q] Rezound won't turn on at all, or boot. HELP

Rezound Won't Turn On
[HTC Rezound] REV3NT3CH:
since you ARE s-off your best bet is to run ann ruu.exe from my downgrade upgrade guide.....should fix your issue
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DatacomGuy:
Is 4.1.2 the latest VZW published version?

I'd like to get to 4.3 or 4.4.. what is the most stable ROM that i can flash that won't cause me to lose any features like GPS or Bluetooth?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sjpritch25:
For TW 4.1.2 is the most current, but developers are working on 4.3. Otherwise, I would flash an AOSP ROM & I've had good luck on those too.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] beepea206:
Gummy and SlimKay have full GPS and Bluetooth capabilities. The unofficial CM builds are FAR more stable than the official ones, so if you must use CM, go with an unofficial like Mastamoon or KitKang.

HOWEVER... every custom rom has issues with a 'kill signal' with Bluetooth, so if you use BT, you need to make sure you power down the other device, before you try to turn off BT on your phone; that will send the signal to your device and unpair the two. Otherwise, your phone won't be able to reconnect to BT on that device and you'll have to reboot. It's a known bug and people are working on it.

I used Gummy all December and now I'm running SlimKat... they're stable for daily use. I'd recommend a custom kernel with Slim, though... I'm using Lean Kernel.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] razorr69:
Take a look at this it was just released

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2591895
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lexluthor:
Why would an unofficial cm be more stable? From reading the descriptions, it's just cm with a couple of visual tweaks, no?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] beepea206:
Recent CM nightlies are highly unstable and there's often they'll put out a build with a commit they later revert. The unofficial builds vary... some don't release every night (avoiding those bad commits), others cherry-pick and are able to avoid commits they don't think are necessary (and are what often wonk up a build). Basically, they're more fine-tuned for our specific device (the CM builds are just pushed out auto-build) and tend to perform better.

If you look at the feedback in the 'official' thread, then compare that to the unofficial threads, you'll see far more issues in the official one. Could be more noobs going to CM's official builds because it's considered safer, but I've seen some veteran flashers have the same issues, so I'm inclined to believe it's due to how they push out nightlies.

... but that's just my observation. Take it for what it's worth.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lexluthor:
That's a reasonable explanation. I'm on CM11 official nightly. I usually read the changelog before I update. I did do a full wipe before updating originally and I've been running very well. I've had 1 random boot in about a week and the camera froze the system once. I had many more random reboots on TW. It's incredibly fast and I've got no lag (that was a bad problem for me on 4.1.2).
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] beepea206:
Nice one... checking the changelog and/or Gerrit commits is a good practice, IMO. I only flash a nightlie if I find some commits I think would make the rom run better for me... most are small things like language tweaks and updates to other device repos, so flashing the newest version isn't always necessary.

Regarding the random reboots, you probably have the same modem issue I do. There was a recent update to the device RILs that completely resolved the modem 'freakout' i kept having; I believe they used the updated device files from the 4.3 stock builds pushed out, so it made the device more compatible with the 4.3 and 4.4 roms.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dandydon414:
if you like touchwiz, MOAR and Wicked Sensations roms (4.1.2) are pretty good. I'm on cm10.2 (4.3.1) with xposed framework and it's running perfectly. I'm staying away from kitkat cause of all the bluetooth issues.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChadMan097:
I have been looking into Firefox OS and it looks pretty cool! I was just wondering if there is any way I can port FireFox OS to the HTC One XL and other devices? What changes would need to be made and how difficult would it be? It seems as if it is built on top of android though. Thanks guys!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Irwenzhao:
It's based on HTML if I'm not wrong...

Happy New Year!

Smack that thanks button if I helped!

Note 2 LTE powered by Illusion ROM and Plasma Kernel.

Sent from dat small country called Singapore.

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChadMan097:
Yes, its built with HTML and Java, but the thing is they seem to state android is able to be built in the core of things. Either way, if it is HTMl based it wouldnt work then?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Irwenzhao:
I remember reading somewhere that Firefox OS is browser based, so I don't think so. (Unless u want to run it in your browser)

P.S. I'm not sure what the kernel it's based on.

Smack that thanks button if I helped!

Note 2 LTE powered by Illusion ROM and Plasma Kernel.

Sent from dat small country called Singapore.

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[Verizon HTC One (M7)] Coste5a9:
Just as a preface, wasn't sure if this should go in this section or the general section, but figured since this was Q&A I'd pick here. Anyways, I just got my HTC One today and am coming from Samsung Galaxy S3 (droid 3 and OG before that) and had them all rooted with custom roms, but have been reading about the process to unlock/root/s-off this device. I downloaded rumrunner and tried to run the program once already and got a "........f******" error and it closed without working, but that's not what I'm making the thread for. I'm really terrified of messing up the phone because I'm broke and can't afford to pay the insurance deductible if I break it and have to claim it was stolen. All of this back story to ask the question of: Is this one of those phones that NEEDS to be rooted to be worth using or can I expect acceptable battery life, speed, & use by simply disabling as much bloatware as possible and keeping the phone stock? Thank you for your advice, I appreciate it!
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] mmuzzy:
Honestly, based on what you wrote I'd say just disable the apps you don't want showing up and call it good. The Sense based ROMs are actually quite nice and HTC has been good about timely updates. Turning things off like Facebook notifications, weather updates, location service, and Google Now if you don't need it will all help. Enjoy your new phone. :)
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] The Stig 04:
I agree with mmuzy. I got my One right after they blocked HTCDev on this phone and the phone it worked perfect with out root. Speed was good, battery life was ok considering the size of the battery. My only reason for being hell bent on rooting this phone was ads on YouTube lol Pretty sure you already know this but disabling the animations in the developer settings speeds up the phone just a tad as well.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] Crawshayi:
First things first, with the latest 4.3 update rumrunner doesn't work so even if you wanted to root and s-off it wouldn't be possible yet. Second, unlike Samsung devices, this thing is buttery smooth with or without the bloat so honestly your experience will still be excellent either way. I had an S4 before this phone that was rooted, all bloat removed, ad blocking, greenify, etc and I can tell you right now that right out of the box the HTC One was STILL way smoother than the S4 with NOTHING done to it. I'm running BoneStock at the moment which is basically just a stock rom, so I think HTC did an excellent job with Sense 5 on this phone.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] LightAeterna:
I'm not going to try to sway you one way or another, just sharing my story. I've had the VZW HTC One since launch (Aug 22nd) and never saw a need to root or unlock it out the box. Everything was running great, the phone was smooth.

Suddenly, the 4.3 update arrived and my previously (close to) perfect phone has been plagued by issues. Multiple FCs from core and basic apps, piss poor data connectivity, and worst of all, terrible battery. Since accepting the update, my phone radio has been sucking roughly 45-60% battery at all time. Now I'm growing desperate for a way to unlock my device and control it. I went from around 14-16 hours of medium to heavy usage to barely getting 8 hours from light use. Once again, this is only my story, but, I know that having more control over my device will give me the ability to change my radio and fix my issues. So I vote yay to unlock/root.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] Crawshayi:
Try a factory reset. I was running the 4.3 OTA rom for a few days and I didn't experience any of the issues you just mentioned. I'm now on 4.3 BoneStock with zero issues as well.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] mmuzzy:
I agree with this. OTAs are nice in that we don't lose all our apps and settings but they're kind of like dirty flashing a custom ROM. If you have a gremlin infestation with the OTA then I'd start with a factory reset and see if things run better when you clean install your apps.
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] LightAeterna:
Well, after a few days of time to test after the full wipe and manual restore I'm still experiencing terrible battery life. As I stated before, it was mainly phone radio taking the brunt of the battery, and that still seems to be the case. On the positive side of things, I do have twice the free space available now.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dav7:
Hi,

I need to hide the New Menu icon which is present on the bottom left of the screen. I am able to delete all items from the New Menu by deleting the following key and all its subkeys from the registry -

HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Shell\Extension\NewMenu

However, the New button \ icon still remains. I need to hide or remove it completely.

Any ideas?

Thanks once again.

Best Regards,

Dav
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vijay555:
What device and OS are you using?

V
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dav7:
Hi,

I'm using an Orange M1500 and the OS is Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition Version 4.21.1088.

Thanks,

Dav
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vijay555:
Check out VJToggleToday

it'll optionally hide the new bar. WM2003 for now (testing the WM5 version now).

V
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dav7:
Hi vijay555,

Thanks for help. I used your program 'Toggle New'. It works well but now I have the keyboard icon left instead. Any ideas on how to remove the keyboard icon as well? Thanks once again for any tips.

Before:

After:

Cheers,

Dav
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vijay555:
You should be using the newer version posted I think in the first post. Use that with the appropriate command line option. One of the versions in that thread fixed the SIP icon issue. I use that version, so it should work.

V
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dav7:
Hi,

Thanks again vijay for your help. Although your tool works well it is not going to work for my purposes. I need to be able to customize the build of a device and need to go via the registry directly at least to hide a bare minimum the Screen Rotation icon (now done), the WLan Manager icon (changing the value of the Subkey "Keep" does not work on my device), and hiding (if possible) the bluetooth manager icon. Running your exe is useful as it removes all the icons but infortunatley now leaves the keyboard. As the device will have to reconfigure itself following a hard reset, flat battery etc... I need to do all these things and cant really use a third party exe or pass a command line argument to an exe. So I really need to know what registry key's to change or edit to get these things done, and if these changes can be done via a CAB, exe or whatever... So any tips on what registry keys to tweak would be appreciated. Sometimes (as I'm finding out!) the reg keys are not given the most obvious name, and as yet i havent found any doco on what all the reg keys do...

Cheers,

Dav