yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Droid DNA] santod040:
That's from not using the suggested Recovery...
[HTC Droid DNA] Gungrave223:
So I'm now guessing that the beta recovery you have isn't 2.7 beta?
[HTC Droid DNA] santod040:
No its 2.6 and I believe I linked to it in the OP.
[HTC Droid DNA] Gungrave223:
Yea, I went ahead and flash it 2.6 version and now no issues, Thanks.

But heads up, there seems to be issues with xposed. It will install the jar, but not the process. well at least it doesn't for me.
[Google Chromecast] caifaz:
Hello All, I've been using Serviio as a media server for almost a year, no complaints, so to make this work you will need the following:

1. Serviio 1.4 installed in your computer (don't forget to select the folders you want to stream)

2. Avia Media Player (paid version that enables chromecast support) - installed in your phone

3. MediaHouse (FREE) - installed in your phone

4. A chromecast dooh

- Plug your chromecast to your TV

- Open Avia and tap on the device icon on the top right and select chromecast then press your home button.(That should display the Avia start screen on your TV)

- Open MediaHouse, then on devices select Serviio

- tap on Browse then select videos, image or audio

- I suggest to select FOLDERS instead of other, at least it's easier for me to find my files

- browse to the desired file and tab on it

- select Avia

- that will open avia and the media file should be streamed to your TV

Hope this works for you!

Note: srt subtittles won't work anyways
[Google Chromecast] Unreadhyperion:
Not sure if it's an update, but all I needed was Avia. Launched Avia and it detected Serviio without MediaHouse, but thanks for the tip, was wondering how I could get playback without the stutter.
[Google Chromecast] bhiga:
Serviio is a DLNA server/source, and Avia can browse DLNA sources natively, so MediaHouse shouldn't be necessary.
[Google Chromecast] caifaz:
The man is right! just a matter of picking serviio in avia's setup and DONE!
[Google Chromecast] Unreadhyperion:
Looks like Google just release the Chromcase Dev kit. http://chrome.blogspot.com/2014/02/chromecast-is-now-open-to-developers.html

Was trying to wrap my head around getting serviio to transcode automatically via editing the profile.xml file. With a little bit of time, looks like I won't have to worry about that! w00t
[Google Chromecast] caifaz:
I think that only avi en wmv had to be transcoded at least every mkv and mp4 i tried worked
[Google Chromecast] Unreadhyperion:
Alas it generally works for my mkv files as well; however, there are some mkv files that do not play. Hunger Games does not play at all but Catching Fire does... so my choices are to either re-encode to make it chromecast compatible or Serviio profile. Neither of which are ideal scenarios. In the first case, Handbrake takes 5 to 6 hours per movie to re-encode and even then, that's assuming 100% CPU dedication. In the second case, my desktop crashed with an issue with the motherboard... I'm currently using an old desktop that struggles to launch two programs at the same time... on the fly transcoding would probably run horribly.

So I am actually hopeful that this might expand it so that I don't have to do any transcoding.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kosmarnik:
Hi!

Got my N9005 with MJ7, so I went and rooted with cf auto-root.

As I'm on 4.3 stock, what are my options for upgrading?

What are the implications of the new 4.4.2 bootloader ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaythenut:
only one if you want cm11 you cant flash on 4.4.2 tw
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kosmarnik:
I can live with that as I like the s-pen features.

Should I just flash any firmware?

I see on sammobile there isn't yet a Croatian rom with 4.4.2.

Should I just flash another one if so how to choose and what is the best way to flash?

Will my root survive or will I have to re-root?

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ant78:
Mine didn't survive and now I can't re root for some reason :(
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kosmarnik:
Chainfire has a 4.4.2 version of CF auto-root out, did you try that?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ant78:
Yeah that's the only one I tried. Seems to install fine but when booted back up supersu isn't even installed
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kosmarnik:
:/

Oh well I'll wait a bit on upgrading then.
[HTC Wildfire S] karo222:
Hi

I want to install android 4+ (4.0 , 4.1 , 4.2) on my htc wildfire s.

What is best rom for daily usage .

Problems Like wifi tether are not important for me.

But common thing like camera , music player , dialer ,. are important.

Which Rom do you suggest?
[HTC Wildfire S] ZANKRUT.DOSHI:
Try crossfire 77's crossfire ICS ROM or djolivers marvellous cm 10 for 4.1 and thehacka 1's aosp port or cm 10.1 by owl project for 4.2
[HTC Wildfire S] sepehrmrx:
well i almost tried every single one of those ROMs in development section all of them almost has a bug which is annoying but trust me when i tell you this try Marvelous which the most stable, fast , working great ROM between all others, and i strongly recommend you nfollow the installtion process exactly as said or you'll have problems, also try to instal int2ext and gapps which their link are in the same thread as the ROM. you can find Marvelous Here
[HTC Wildfire S] khodadadkhan:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2365885

Problems wifi tether
[HTC Wildfire S] htcwfsjj:
he is telling you one of the best rom i found

i always been sticking with stock rom with cool features. and this rom is the other i use. and you must try . but any one please tell us how to use REVERSE TETHERING in this rom . touchwiz 5 v.1

please if any one tell me the way then i wil use this rom forever.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stunnedjack:
So I was finally able to get rumrunner to get to the "rebooting into boot loader, waiting for bootloader". my phone will reboot into fastboot, then my computer will come up with this error and nothing will happen then rumrunner will timeout.

Device manager showing my device,

Then I get this error after reboot

and also device manager does not show my phone anymore after the error. This is really frustrating because I am so close but this stupid hiccup is causing a problem. I am using Windows 8.1 and using USB 2.0 with the HTC USB cord, and have followed all the directions.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nkk71:
i'll leave this here for u: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2606577

(ie Unbuntu 12.04 LTS 32bit Live USB)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stunnedjack:
OMG, thank you for that, I never seen that thread, I am finally S-OFF and it feels so good.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DikStarrbuck:
Sorry to straight out ask, but I'm overly paranoid now after reading so many different threads.

I have a rooted S3, and I guess its time to update (which I've accidentally clicked update many times, lucky I have Teamwin stops the update, and I can reboot back to the old version

I'm wondering if there is a seemless way of updating. In the past I would update and have to re-root. For the most part this has worked out pretty well. I havent bricked my phone yet (knock on wood). But I've been reading and I'm not sure how to proceed from here.

Is there way to update my rooted 4.1.2 to 4.3 the way it is now? or do update the update and re-root the phone using one of the '4.3 I535' guides?

In case its needed

Verizon Samsung Galaxy S3

SCH I353

version 4.1.2
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maufrediedis:
Have You already tried through KIES ? Because normally in phone settings you are not able to update it higher than 4.1.2 but in Kies I've updated mine up to 4.3 with no root so this was safe. You should try it out. When You will fail xD and "You have already installed the newest version" just flash insecure kernel with ODIN download some 4.3 official software and than install STOCK kernel. I suggest right before it to use triangle away to reset Your binary counter for fully stock S3 with no trace of rooting.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DikStarrbuck:
I havent tried updating yet.

Do you have a guide I can follow? Will I have to reroot when I'm done?

sorry, I'm not so good with smartphones and rooting/flashing.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boomboomer:
You are in the wrong forum, anything you flash from here (for the i9300) will hard brick your phone. Go to the specific forum for your S3 model.
[Transformer TF300T General] diegoabril:
Hi all, i've decided to purchase a tablet, and OFC has to be android, but there are tons of tablets. I'm really searching and digging deep to check what will be the best for my money on 10.1 screens dont wnat a 7/8" i've read several comments that the Tf701t has amazin specs teoretically but falls short on 3d gaming performance on demanding games, and the tf700t does quite a decent job but is not much of a difference with this one.

to the owners of the asus tf300t how is the gaming experience with games, i mean demanding games like GT Racing 2 , CSR Racing, Nova 3, Wilblood, MC4, Dead Triggers. NFS, GTA SA, run some emulators .. ????

the extra FB / Internet / normal games i believe it does perform decent enough for the specs.

please share your thoughts.
[Transformer TF300T General] cmendonc2:
the tf700 offers a better experience if you want those high framerates for demanding games. Personally, I use the 300 for productivity and light gaming so it works fine. .

Edit: I just saw this today:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/301082170345
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] phillycheese917:
Hey Everyone,

Sorry I try to keep up as much as I can with everything but I have very little time to do so and I just had one quick question. From doing some reading are we still unable to root without tripping the warranty counter if we updated previously to 4.3 via OTA? Thanks! And if we are able to root without tripping warranty counter can we then flash a custom 4.3 without knox etc without tripping it or no?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] masondoctorjt:
Maybe check out this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1771687

[HOWTO] [ROOT] No Tripping Flash Counter [Tmobile / Wind / Mobilicity / Videotron] I think you can root this way without tripping the warranty but as long as you never install a custom recovery, but please make sure first.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] MADJID:
follow the link

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=289963#289963
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] darknior:
Me too ....

I can't unlock my phone to use my two SIMCards :(

HELP me ...

Please
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] MADJID:
follow the link

:D

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=289963#289963
[Moto G General] ThomasVanhoutte:
Breaking story on The Verge

Source: http://www.theverge.com/2014/1/29/5358620/lenovo-reportedly-buying-motorola-mobility-from-google
[Moto G General] denzel09:
I am not very happy about this news.
[Moto G General] 2hipso:
hope this is hoax. Motorola need Google, Google need Motorola
[Moto G General] Kodaro:
Aww you have to be kidding me

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[Moto G General] alvarorojas4:
Hope this is fake. I don't want that

Enviado desde mi Moto G usando Tapatalk
[Moto G General] invisiblebond:
Lenovo To Buy Motorola Mobility From Google For About $3B
[Moto G General] anerik:
It's official, but what does it mean? We still don't know that
[Moto G General] alvarorojas4:
It's confirmed :|

Enviado desde mi Moto G usando Tapatalk
[Moto G General] mjjferreira:
Yup, its confirmed!
[Moto G General] rpogorek:
We will have to see what it means for the Motorola leadership team. I'm not ready to give up but I have serious concerns about what this means. Lenovo couldn't make mobility work on their own...

From my Moto G
[Moto G General] amoutie:
Yes it is confirmed (http://www.engadget.com/2014/01/29/lenovo-nearing-3-billion-deal-for-motorola/)... And I'm not happy at all as Moto G customer!
[Moto G General] alonsoch:
I feel sad... All was perfect... I hope lenovo will help and don't destroy motorola
[Moto G General] bozzykid:
Why? I will not make any difference to the Moto G. Motorola has been operating independently from Google since Google bought them.
[Moto G General] dark san:
but we will lost fast updates...
[Moto G General] chlehqls:
Well, there is still the Moto G play store edition and that gets fast updates. I think we'll be okay.
[Moto G General] kenypowa:
Dennis Woodside and all management will stay with Motorola, so I doubt we will see too many changes to Motorola.
[Moto G General] Faruko:
Im pretty sure this is not bad at all, Lenovo will let Motorola work as an independent company like google did, after all Motorola has its own "fans" and has regained a lot of attention last year...

I would even go the extra mile to say that Lenovo would help a lot more than Google, after all Google barely even touched Motorola...
[Moto G General] amoutie:
I think that as not everyone got a GPE we will not see fast updates (or even any updates) for current devices. I don't know... I hope the future will tell otherwise!
[Moto G General] schermvlieger:
I am worried that the way Lenovo is going to try to get their return on investment for this acquisition is not going to be very fruitful for Motorola's current and future customer base.

Let's just hope that there'll be at least some support for the Motor G into android versions beyond kitkat...
[Moto G General] MahaDEVELOPER:
I hope that Lenovo will allow Motorola to be a independent company like when Google owned it and just use Motorola for their patents, to support future Lenovo products such as Tablets.
[Moto G General] Doublepranks:
That's no good at all.

We will never see a second generation Moto g and if we ever do then it won't be as cheap as Moto G is. Lenovo isn't google and even though people say that Motorola operated independently. Google is where they got money from to building the Moto G and It was a bunch of Google engineers who built the Moto X so no, Motorola won't ever be the same again and most importantly. Price tag will rise up to the skies.
[Moto G General] dark san:
im waiting "Lenovo Experience Launcher" and "ThinkWiz" :puke:
[Moto G General] dreamer3kx:
This is pretty disappointing news, I just purchased a Moto G thinking I was going to get that Google support now I have no idea what this really means, I think Lenovo will let Moto do its own thing but disappointed.
[Moto G General] chlehqls:
I think it's fair to see how Lenovo lets Motorola run for at least a year. Dennis Woodside and his staff are allegedly still going to run Motorola, and they made a lot of the dreams of Moto X and Moto G happen. I think it'll be okay. It's not like they'll do a 180 degree and say we're adding bloatware after committing to stock Android and fast updates.

The future for Google is bright, since they're keeping Porject Ara and its patents to themselves (licensed to Lenovo) and now they have a better hardware company in Nest to design sweet things. Future for Motorola is unclear however.
[Moto G General] diinix:
I'm seeing Lenovo Oxygen Launcher aka LOL
[Moto G General] binlalo:
Damn it, one of the biggest reasons why I bought a moto g is that Google was backing it so OS updates would come without problems but now...

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[Moto G General] mattheoh:
I think Google didn t have the expecting results with Moto X... They made a mistake.

The lenovo's offer was a good opportunity to make Android penetrate Asiatic market faster.

But I also think it s a bad news for our Moto G and to have Motorolas' products following closer Android evolutions as we could expected. :(

sent from my Moto G - KK retail ROM
[Moto G General] obvious:
Here's hoping it's business as usual for Motorola. Lenovo don't always release kernel source http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo-Phones/A760-Kernel-Source-Code/m-p/1286411/highlight/true#M1849
[Moto G General] wrj54:
I just bought a Moto G and I'm not happy. Hopefully, it turns out that the Moto G/X stay as they are (or get better) but I worry that Lenovo has to make up that $3B somewhere. I just can't help feeling that manufacturing will be moved to cut costs regardless of what has been implied.
[Moto G General] gowengel:
That seems to be the part where the 50$ Smartphone comes from...

So Motorola knew it probably earlier... :)

Maybe there will be further support for our nice phones, at least some import from the gpe moto g...
[Moto G General] mrkizy:
Good
[Moto G General] Faruko:
Isnt Lenovo one of the best notebook makers right now ? Im pretty sure that while their smartphones hasnt been the best, they really want to step it up... The reason why they bought Motorola !

Not to mention, the X is not that new anymore... Its slowly but surely reaching "its time" (the G on the other hand is new... But its a sub-200 phone, so i wasnt really expecting much more than 4.4.2... MAYBE 4.5/5.0).

And no, nothing will change in a week, let alone in the first 6-12 months

By that time thw G/X will be outdated and we will have to rely on XDA like we have always do, and im sure this 2 phones will have great support.

Stop overreacting, give Lenovo a chance... After all, we have Ashton Kutcher (lol)
[Moto G General] ad86:
I'm worried for the next update...
[Moto G General] votinh:
I don't think the G/X has huge impact but for the next gen. device, two things are certain.

a. won't have fast OS update anymore.

b. won't be cheap.

I do believe this Chinese powerhouse want to have something to compete with its counterparts Huawei, ZTC, Meizu.
[Moto G General] pisherthefisher:
Guys, guys.

Don't worry too much about the future of our phone software support.

Remember that the moto g still has a Google play edition, so worst case scenario (that is, lenovo starts making slow updates and/or adds their own skin and bloatware) we still have the Google play edition roms that we can flash (Google play edition device manufacturers are required to give prompt pure android updates for 18 months).
[Moto G General] bozzykid:
How? All major manufacturers have early access to Android updates.

---------- Post added at 10:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:59 PM ----------

That makes no sense. The Moto G was not Google's doing. Motorola is trying to tap into a huge market. Being bought by Lenovo is unlikely to change that as Lenovo is based directly in a market that the Moto G affects.
[Moto G General] sicembaylor:
Actually, the G was Google's doing. The X was not, but the G was the first phone released by Motorola with development overseen by Google engineers.

I'm not worried about the X/G currently, but I'm very concerned about future iterations of both.
[Moto G General] tazlooney89:
From my point of view this was more than obvious. Why? ...

1 - . Google just bought Motorola for its patents to protect against claims of Microsoft and Apple, never showed interest in their hardware.

. 2 - the launch of MotoX and MotoG were provided to me are just a Google experiment :

2.1 - . 's MotoX a mobile medium to high end with the ability to customize physically (although only in the U.S. ) to optimized hardware and software (iOS & iPhones style ) that sought to demonstrate to manufacturers that could have a high quality mobile hardware medium category .

2.2 - MotoG , the sample of which must be a current phone lower-middle range . Good price, good design , good software.

. 3 - Both phones what they wanted was to end the fragmentation of Android and leaving only two ranges of phones ( high : Moto X , lower-middle : Moto G) I think that was the purpose of Google .

4 - . MotoG term becoming a double-edged sword ... that large manufacturers saw it as a threat to their low and mid ranges ... and Google can not afford to lose to have led to Android to where this .

5.- from buying Motorola Google did not generate the expected revenue and would later become problems for Google and as they say sell now that it will never sell.

6 - . Google seems every day is ignoring the phone software market to focus on other areas (artificial intelligence , medicine, wereables gadgets , home automation , etc.) .

7 - Google Android will continue to develop but leave the big manufacturers are those who remain in charge to make it grow .

That's what I see and good until Lenovo and Motorola will not say what will happen with the Moto Edition 'll be quiet with my MotoG , but the situation goes wrong so , I will return to monopoly Samsung or spend the Lumia .
[Moto G General] bozzykid:
That is the first I have heard that. To this day, Motorola has operated as a separate company.
[Moto G General] theoneofgod:
Lenovo aren't exactly the Samsung of technology. Most products they sell are cheap, like LG, obviously they have their expensive stuff but they aren't no Sony or Samsung.
[Moto G General] mokkami:
So maybe after that Google buys Lenovo :)

In fact Sad News. Hope the chances to get Updates will not be fewer now.
[Moto G General] server3249:
LOL Lenovo is useless at updates. There will never be any updates for Moto G.. at least not until all Lenovo phones are on Kitkat. I am glad I bought a nexus 4 at an awesome price.
[Moto G General] jamstar.5:
So basically I have been waiting since November for this phone which was then Moto g but now is Lenoto G :confused::sly::o
[Moto G General] theoneofgod:
Lenovo are buying Motorola, the name won't change and the employees will mostly stay the same. Don't see what the problem is.
[Moto G General] Durteedee:
We shall see for that could see motomaker go poof

sent from the kitty kat Atrix HD Maxx
[Moto G General] garglkarg:
I don't mind at all. Perhaps some people thought Motorola's devices would receive faster updates due their affiliation with Google (I don't).
[Moto G General] theoneofgod:
I don't either. Motorola had a plan with the Moto G, and that was to release it with an upcoming 4.4.2 update, there was never a mention of future updates. We have an extremely top phone for what I paid (£94, 16GB) which is incredible. I'm happy.
[Moto G General] ixon2001:
Well it can now go eitherway while Lenovo now own Motorola

Moto G continues to be supported with updates quickly for the next 18 months, nothing changes and where all happy & the Moto G2 comes out in the Autumn, still very near stock Android.

OR

Moto G will loose the quick updates & offical support for it will die quickly, while Lenovo decided it wouldn't be cost effective to make a Moto G2 and kill it off in favour of big screen 5"+ handsets & phablets and try to go after the likes of Samsung ect, in which they more likely fail big time. :/
[Moto G General] digitalmahdi:
what the hell! knowing google is behind moto g is the only reason that i bought this phone!

so what is going to happen?
[Moto G General] theoneofgod:
Nothing right now.
[Moto G General] the_hustler:
We have the Moto G play store edition. That has to receive updates for 18 months according to google's policy.

What is the problem then?
[Moto G General] theoneofgod:
Motorola never said we'll get more than 4.4.2, or did I miss something. People just assume we will.
[Moto G General] the_hustler:
You are missing the point. The GPE phones receive updates for 18 months. If Google does not update those phones, how can it expect OEMs to ? So updates will be there. But you need to port the GPE ROMs to the retail version. That is all.
[Moto G General] theoneofgod:
Read the thread. People aren't talking about the GPE, obviously that will get updates. I was saying that people assume the standard Moto G would get updates, but nothing was ever mentioned. I watched the Moto G event, all they said was a planned update to 4.4.2 in January.
[Moto G General] diecast:
So one more trick for the mobile community? Many people bought moto g as a cheap good phone >>google took the money and now poof they went away? I hope this doesnt mean moto g will get nothing on the future

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[Moto G General] theoneofgod:
Uh, this thread is depressing as hell!
[Moto G General] FabioSan:
And NOW, all the users of Moto G (like me) can say goodbye updates and warrancy! Lenovo never give us updates..... Why Google... Why. Goodbye at 18 months of official updates