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[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] myx4ever:
the problem is that without any BT headset i can't get the microsoft voice command to work.

i installed it, dedicate the button. the problem is that when i press it the mic sign appers, i hear the bip and if i say "HELP " it does absolutly nothing.

NOTHING

it just stands there, then another bip comes and the mic sign disappears .

what should i do?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] GldRush98:
did you turn your mic auto-gain off like the instructions said?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] myx4ever:
problem solved.

don't know how ...soft reset and bam ! it worked.

the problem is that it hardly recognizes 0 ( zero )

well...i think the old voice dial would do the trick for me...
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] wgary:
Keys to success:

1. Load in main memory. (Yes, it's a hog, but to me it's worth it.)

2. Be patient. Sometimes it takes a moment or two to activate.

3. Make sure your volume is not muted. (I admit it, I often walk out of a meeting and get frustrated with why it isn't working... oh, volume is off.)

4. Experiment. Watch the phone while you are playing.

Here are my results with Motorla hs850 .

1. Usually I push once to open the gateway and a second time to activate VC. (Note, I only wear my headset when I need it.)

2. Sometimes the gateway is open for whatever reason and I'll get an immediate bong. So after the first press, I give it a second to see if it will come up.

3. Otherwise, I may get into three presses. One which I think is opening the gateway but is actually opening VC before the bong sounds. A second which I think is activating VC but apparently is closing it. The third press usually then does the trick, but sometimes I'll even have to go to number 4.

So my strategy is:

1. Push button.

2. Wait a slow count for response.

3. Go back to #1 until success is achieved.
[LG Revolution] felixjohan:
LGNPST recognize my phone as unknown and when I try to unbrick it says (Error: can't get binary. phone is too old or connection problems)

I Have all divers installed but in device manager it says LG CDMA MODEM DRIVER is missing. Any suggestions? Or anyone have the LG CDMA MODEM DRIVER ?

Edit: tried on Windows xp and windows 7 still no luck :( HELP PLEASE!
[LG Revolution] Haxcid:
You can try these...

http://www.lg.com/us/support-mobile/lg-LGVS910

but I did my phone just today to get it ready to sell, and I let windows download them from windows update. If possible can you describe how the phone got this way?

Hxd.
[LG Revolution] felixjohan:
I already tried that driver but no luck.

The phone randomly power off and when I was trying to power on the phone get stuck on LG screen and I can't access recovery. Only download mode.
[LG Revolution] felixjohan:
Nobody helped me :/ I ended up throwing The f****** phone through the Porsche cayenne window at 196 KM/H .

But thanks anyways.

Enviado desde mi VS840 4G mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab 3 Themes and Apps] Aston Martin:
The commander app works fine on the Tab, but with Battlelog the second screen function doesn't work, it just keeps saying "Loading Battlescreen"

A quick Google reveals it doesn't seem to work with any Samsung Tab, even though it should.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy Tab 3 Themes and Apps] huntingdown:
Well that sucks, I had a GT 10.1 before and everything worked on that one except second screen, now I got a tab 3 10.1 and it still can't... :( pretty lame. Quess I'm sticking with titanfall for a while.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alankstiyo:
Is thereany way to have google now always listening to the hotword? like in the way it works on nexus
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamespmi:
Search the forum. All discussed. "Voice" isn't a bad search key
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nemeziz 56th:
It a bed idea.

On Motorola X are 8 cores available.

2 Processor+2 for Sensor (Smart Camera start...) 2 interactive Speak identification

The last 2 I forgot for what.

On our Z1 we have Snapdragon 800 with 4 cores

I will say when the features will port to our Z1, 1 core must already for speaking and this will be suck very much battery.

Sent from awesome Z1
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamespmi:
Moto X how many cores? It's dualcore no matter Motorolas Marketing tries to beautify. How can they sum the Adreno 320 GPU as additional cores? But worse, the TI C55x voice DSP as core? Last but not least? What has this all to do with battery drain? It might sound rude, but you have an important information mismatch...
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nemeziz 56th:
Motorola have :

Motorola*X8 Mobile Computing*System:

2x 1,7 GHz Prozessor/ Quad Core Gpu Adreno 320/ 2 Cores for Sensors and Speaking.

The last two cores for Sensor and Speaking are so low underclocked and only for Sensors and Google Now (Okay,Google) Command, that they drain very very very low power.

We havent on our Z1 this low power cores, we have 4 Quad Cores with minimum clock of 300 MHz.

When this feature will be port to our Z1 and will active the processor must run on 300 MHz or high to have smooth restrained.

Our Z1 can't than go to deep sleep.

Sent from awesome Z1
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heyandroid:
Hey guys, Im facing a serious problem after updating to 4.4.2 on my Note 3. Wifi always disconnected, sometimes have to key in manually the password for wifi. Not only wifi, even i turned on 3G, Im receiving message in Whatsapp or whatever social apps lately. Does anyone know to solve it? thanks :o
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] karmasblade:
I got 12785 on my i747m with under volting. Is this below average, above or just right?
[Android Apps and Games] c4sp3r89:
Smashing Good Time (S.G.T) is a whack a mole based game play.

Features:

-11 challenging Animals with special abilities for you to unlock and discover

-12 levels with survival mode at the end

-Combos with several levels of upgrades

-Facebook enabled ranking with family and friends

-Crazy tapping

-Race against time

-Challenge your reaction speed and agility

-Addictive & Fun!

Download from Google Play:

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[Moto X Q&A] Poke_N_PDA:
Hey guys,

I know this may be just another in a long line of tethering threads so sorry in advance.

I'm moving from T-Mobile to AIO and I'm curious about tethering. I've heard the Nexus 5 now forwards you through seperate APNs for AT&T and T-Mobile. I'm guessing the Moto X does this too. I've been using T-Mobile and I my rare tethering doesn't go over their allotment, but I want it to be available when I need it on AIO.

Can anyone tell me if the Moto X will report when I try to tether. If so, what is the solution? I'd prefer to stick with stock if possible.
[Moto X Q&A] yar2:
I use the XT1053 to tether on AT&T with no issues at all. And I've been through several billing cycles.
[Moto X Q&A] UncleMike:
I've been (Bluetooth) tethering using GoPhone for the past 5 months (3 on the Moto X) without issue. I couldn't find anything on the AIO website indicating what their recommended APN settings are, but you'll most likely need to add 'dun' to the APN Type for tethering to work.
[Moto X Q&A] JoeSchmoe007:
I don't know if it reports but I tethered via WiFi and USB both on H2O and AT&T GoPhone. Just checked the setting in UI. I have not done a lot of it, just to see that it works.
[Moto X Q&A] Poke_N_PDA:
OK, I've really started diving into this and I'm learning a good bit. However, I still have more I've got to learn. I'm probably going to be downloading the AOSP later this week and working through some of the items in it.

So far, I can tell that some carriers actually have APNs written into Android AOSP for routing their tethering traffic through. From what I could tell, T-Mobile is the only US one. I saw others I recognized like Rodgers and Orange.

However, there is also the element of "APN Type" of DUN. I've read some say that this causes a flag to be set that carriers "COULD" use to tell if you are tethering. This would make sense considering I'm seeing some talk of a database value called "tethering_dun_required".

Once I get this all worked out, I might just write up a full up post for all of XDA on Android and Tethering. Plus, then it could get fact checked by the peer here.

Quick summary on the what this means for the question I asked, I don't think AT&T can tell right now. However, Android Kit Kat and above may be forcing DUN on my APN when I'm tething which they could in theory use. However, I'm not sure on that fact.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] bhatbhai:
Hi all,

I'm having a strange issue with my external SD card. I got a 64 gb Samsung SDXC from Amazon, the same one I have in my S4 (working perfectly), but for some reason, this one isn't playing as nicely. On occasion, it randomly unmounts and remounts, and one time the SD card began reading as corrupted, even though it was usable in another device. I reformatted it, and it seemed to fix things for the most part, until today.

Current issue: the card has a bunch of files that are 0 bytes, with either blank filenames, "B," "BB," "C," "!" and so on. I'm still able to view files and folders on it, but what's the deal with all this extra junk? Any way to prevent them from showing up, or at least hiding them?

Edit: There is another annoying thing about the SD card. For some reason, when I plug the tablet into my computer, Windows 8 has MAJOR struggles trying to open it. It'll usually take like a minute to open it, or Explorer will just start "not responding." It also did the whole unmount/remount thing today.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] siralsmooth:
I've been fighting the same 64GB Samsung card in my note. My issue, however, is a little different. I used my Linux distro to format it to fat32, and if I boot windows with the card in the same reader it refuses to read it, and only wants to format it at 32gb, at which point the card becomes corrupted and needs to be reformatted.

Sent from behind your couch while chillin with the Boogeyman!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] bhatbhai:
I might be mistaken, but I believe when I tried connecting my tablet to the same computer with Elementary OS or a different computer with Ubuntu 13.04, it wasn't recognized at all.
[General Topics] CharlyV:
SKTracker

is a program allowing You to trace changes on Your PocketPC.

As example, having done two records of the condition of the system,

before and after the installation of some software,

You will be able to learn about changes from system.

You will be also able to use information for full removing software from system.

New in SKTracker 1.1.2:

- the rules according to which system snapshots are made have been

expanded

- pre-defined rules have been added

- shortcut wizard

- there is an option to create a shortcut which will launch the system

check-up, compare a new snapshot with the one made earlier, show

changes or end if there were no changes

- 2 special rules for control of places of probable harmful programs intrusion (just in case)

- some bugs have been fixed

- some insignificant changes

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[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] wxl104:
Today I want to unlock my boot loader,but in the web,it is said need to input IMEI,So I find out my IMEI,but My IMEI has 15 numbers.but the web siad there is only 14 numbers,So I cut the last one,It worked,and sent me the code,but it is real for my device?Any one help me?My phone is Xperia SL
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Envious_Data:
to find out your imei on all devices you open up the dialer and type in

*#06#
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] chrissiong:
Yeah, the number you typed in is right. The last number is no need to be add in :D
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] wxl104:
wow,Thank you.I understand.
[Moto X Q&A] M@XLOL:
I have the dev edition on vzw.

I am trying to install ANY custom rom by wiping data/system/cache beforehand and installing zip.

when I go to reboot i am alerted that I don't have an OS installed..... feel like i am taking crazy pills. not sure what I am doing incorrectly...
[Moto X Q&A] M@XLOL:
couldn't wipe /system....

i assumed that flashing the zip would overwrite /system.

nothing to see here.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] optimumpro:
Some of us use Textsecure as replacement for Stock SMS app. Textsecure provides encryption for your SMS. However, my recommendation is: stay away or at least don't update to 2.X... versions.

The developer has introduced Google Cloud Messaging, which means that even if your sms are secure, the fact you are using the app will be recorded in Google Centralized database. In addition, he removed the ability of the user to regenerate new identity key. In last couple of releases, he forced the user to allow the app to contact the internet (otherwise, the app would crash). That is even if you compile the app from sources, which I did a couple of hours ago. If you download the app from Store, you can't even use it without Google account and GSF, the latter will record your every keystroke including the password used to encrypt the messages. In further addition, the app is only available through Googleplay and the developer is actively resisting third party distribution. If that is not enough, you should know that Whisper systems is owned by Twitter, which is a red flag in of itself. The code is growing larger and is more difficult to examine for back door purposes.

My advice: stay away from this development, which in my view is compromised...

Edit. In January of this year, the developer left Twitter. Interestingly, he is still working on Textsecure and it is published under Whisper, which is Twitter. About the same time, all those things described above started to happen. Also interesting is that the developer was put on federal watch list and was continuously harrased by various agencies when flying. So, I wouldn't be surprised to learn that his new employer is the previous harraser...

All more reasons to stay away from this app.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] optimumpro:
And here is some more fresh evidence. Today I posted this info on Cyanogen site related to Textsecure Push for CM.

http://www.cyanogenmod.org/blog/whisperpush-secure-messaging-integration

The site says it is neither censored no monitored. Within 5 minutes, the post has disappeared... . So, stay away from this app as the development has been compromised. In my view, of course... :eek:
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] :
You have no clue what youre talking about.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] optimumpro:
Thanks, pal... for a very, very thorough, thoughtful and factual argument. :)

Edit: by the way, what does no gapps project have to do with textsecure being compromised?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] abdelazeez:
Thanks for the heads up. Something is really amiss, and I won't want to directly experience it. I'm staying away from TextSecure for sure.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] wpkwolfseye:
Most messenger apps today work with Google Push Notifications, seems to be no problem for people there. Funny that it is here. As for SMS, I would never use that through another app. Besides, the phone carrier companies save those probably too, whats so different with that you said ? Text Secure is a very nice app I think. Right now people on iOS don't have that app yet, which makes it hard to establish in mixed system userbases among people. But I hope that will change.

Besides, most people here probably use Twitter. Funny to complain about something that might be related to Twitter then, isn't it ?

Wolfseye
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] optimumpro:
The difference is that Textsecure/Whisperpush/CMpush tell you your SMS are encrypted. If they are indeed encrypted and there are no backdoors, your carrier (and others) can only get encrypted SMS (good luck to them trying to decipher). All other SMS apps are in plain text. In my view earlier versions of Textsecure are indeed secure. Starting from version 2.X, we no longer know that considering all the facts I mentioned in the OP.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] lindworm:
You should really get your facts straight. Twitter bought Whisper Systems in 2011, mainly to get Moxie and the other Whisper Systems folks to work for them.

Moxie went on to lead Twitters security team. Twitter allowed them a month or so after they aquired Whisper Systems to open source their apps TextSecure and RedPhone. In January 2013 Moxie left Twitter and started Open Whisper Systems with a few others. They took the newly open sourced apps and developed them further.

This is also covered in their FAQ.

You can see all of their code on GitHub.

And if you don't have GAPPS installed, you will simply get a message that you won't be able to use push messages and that's it. Several friends of mine use it for SMS only, with Xprivacy restricting the internet access. It doesn't crash or anything.

If you experience this, you may either have a problem with your build or it's a bug specific to your device/Android version.

Moxie also wrote exactly why he doesn't want TextSecure to be released via F-Droid: for security reasons. They use central signing, which may very well compromise the update channel.

The whole discussion can be found in the most infamous thread in their GitHub: #127
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] optimumpro:
Which fact did I not get straight? You can't get the app anywhere other than from Googleplay and for Googleplay you need GSF, which records your every keystroke. And by the way, try to restrict getnetworkinfo in internet settings in Xprivacy and the app will crash as soon as you try to open a conversation (checked on several devices). And why was it necessary to prevent users from generating new identity key? Why not have an app available on Whisper's github, as many devs do. And by the way, I asked the same questions on github and f-droid threads and in response got a suggestion to build an equivalent of Google's GCM, so then Moxie would stop using Google.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] optimumpro:
Your original statement was that I got my facts wrong. Since you have not cited any instance where I came up with a wrong fact, I will address your opinions.

Number one: you say GSF does not record keystrokes. How do you know? Have you seen the source (which is closed)? If you did, you work for Google and then everything you say is propaganda that has zero factual value. If you don't, then you are just speculating. You pick whichever is worse. If you use Google proprietary blobs, your device is totally open and there is no security measure/app on earth that is effective against this. That GSF phones home at regular intervals and transmits data there is a known fact. You can use encryption from Mars and yet it won't work because raw data (before encryption) is open to Google. As another user noted, having GSF and other closed source apps is like having a lock installed on your house door and not knowing who has access to it besides you.

Number two: inability to generate new identity key: It was there for a reason, the same way PGP or GPG keys have the ability to be limited in time, revoked or regenerated. It is a good security standard and removing it represents weakening. Clutter? LOL. A regular user wouldn't even be able to find it. Certainly, it does not pop up anywhere, one has to find it.

Number three: Sideload or compiling: a regular user will do neither, he/she will simply download the app from the market, which means he has to have Google blobs. Or you are suggesting that users should download the app from the market and then remove GSF and other Googleapps? LOL again.

As I said earlier, Moxie's argument that allowing third party apps on your device is a greater security risk than having closed source blobs is wrong and grand BS (especially coming from someone who is considered a security expert). It is security through obscurity, which is no security at all. The value of his open source project is completely defeated by having closed source blobs by a known private branch of known three letter agencies.

Now, these are facts. Let's get to opinions. I think that this deliberate weakening of security (again coming from a security expert) is a strong indication that development and/or developer has been compromised. And that is why I recommend to stay away from this app. But that is just my opinion, which is nonetheless based on facts.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] optimumpro:
"Decompile GSF"

You are kidding. Aren't you? If one can examine closed source the same way as open one, then all problems would be solved. And by the way, there would be no point in having proprietary software. Would it? Of course Java is easier to reverse engineer, but want to try Oracle's java?

"Google" Google has root access to your device: It can pull/install any application without you noticing it. They can install another version of TextSecure with backdoors. They can do whatever they want or told to. So, if you have Google, there is no point in any security at all. And when a developer forces users to have Google for his app to work, that's no security at all.

Cyanogenmode/Conspiracy? There is no conspiracy. The US has a law that requires providers to have back doors in their software/hardware for law enforcement, and there are wild claims (by those who know (and don't) what they are talking about) of TextSecure as "weapon" against this kind of surveillance. And that is pure bull. All that the app can provide is the false sense of security, while in reality making users more transparent to surveillance.

Phone service providers vs. internet: when you use Textsecure as a pure sms app, your provider gets gibberish, but they have no way of knowing what you are using. With GCM/GSF/Googleplay, they know exactly what you are doing, as you are marked as using this particular app. So, Moxie is making life of "survaillors" much easier.

Thanks for telling me to uninstall the app if I want to generate new key. So, if I do it this way, you think my contacts won't receive a message that my key has changed?

Here is how I began to suspect foul play: First I noticed the app wanted access to the internet, then I discovered that I can no longer generate a new key, then I went to read about F-droid/Whisper problems. Then I read that he wants the app be available through Google only, because he cares about security and does not want users to allow third party apps (BS). Then I read about feds harassment. You think the 3 letter agencies wouldn't like to have him?

In my view, Moxie's arguments no longer make sense. And by the way, when he is against the wall, he tells you to create a world wide push service - alternative to GCM. LOL.

For me that's enough to stay away from the app. Others will decide accordingly...
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] comolik:
Does anybody work on an alternativ push service in order to replace hard requirement on Google services for TextSecure, Redphone and lots of other useful apps?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] nafets14:
I understand that GAPPS are needed to run textsecure.

Is it possible/ has anyone succeed to get it to run with the no GAPPS apps such as the blank store etc or is the app relying too much on google infrastructure?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] psygbert:
i can use textsecure sms without internet. besides registering with push is not mandatory at all so the crash you've experienced must be a bug in the version of textsecure you're using. also why compare it to pgp/gpg? textsecure uses otr with improvements to deniability and forward secrecy. also textsecure supports mms (which uses internet).

if you're really that paranoid, avoid android at all and stop spreading FUD claiming it to be fact. i don't find the statement factual at all. it lacks any evidence (show us the code with the backdoor first).

and also avoid openguardian project too as they conspire with textsecure since they are recommending it.

and by the way, whisper and openwhisper are different.