yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kemik:
I9505XXUFNB8_I9505OXAFNB8_I9505XXUFNB8_HOME.tar.md5 samsung galaxy GTI9505 4.4.2 firmaware for this version bootloader orjinal

I'm looking for Does??? full bootloadre and pdha and phone and csc Does??? link please
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carloss2013:
http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/3/?download=25820

or faster link https://mega.co.nz/#!koVTDTAJ!a5HIRx9uFjxsrLJtJkzXKZJN8E7urylzs7LDPkHKy0g
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kemik:
bootloader I'm looking for
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carloss2013:
https://my.pcloud.com/#page=publink&code=XZFVxZoj44X97OmXmimv1zS6228QADYQwV
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kemik:
Link does not work

int fact is, it was tested in firmawar in this firmaware I9505XXUFNB8 orjinal only bootloader
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carloss2013:
works for me https://my.pcloud.com/#page=publink&code=XZFVxZoj44X97OmXmimv1zS6228QADYQwV
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kemik:
I can not be link :crying:
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cypher85:
Bootloader XXUFNB8

https://mega.co.nz/#!aZBH3AqQ!OpulxMquA2HBPxy9GZ_U9DrLXxNj5yLYJ84YS62lsJY
[Acer Iconia A700 and A510] Koto99:
First Sorry for my Bad English

I have a Problem with my Acer 511 Stock Rom 4.1.2 root

I play the Game Real Racing 3 and the Performance ist not good. The Game Lag, no smooth Scrolling.

The Graphic is set to Low by Default.

I have test some Tweaks. Set LCD Density lower 213. Overclock Tegra 3. Disable Vsync, nothing Help.

Has anybody this problem and a Tipp to resolve?

GT Racing 2 Run Perfect with High Details.
[General Accessories] Kanscorp:
Hi all,

Has anyone had any experience using a HP BT keyboard with non-IPAQ devices? I am looking to buy the keyboard if it is compatible with my O2 Atom but not able to find any info about compatibility between the two. Would installing appropriate drivers work?

Any help is appreciated :D
[General Accessories] Kanscorp:
Come on ppl! There has to be someone out there with an answer or solution. Please help!
[G2 General] tziki:
Hello,

I have one huge problem with the stock email app.

When I have an email with inline pictures and I forward or reply to it, all the pictures stay visible in case i only type text in the body of the e-mail, but when I attach a picture or another file all the inline pictures become attachments and not visible as an inline pictures when the mail is sent.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Thanks in advance!
[G2 General] tziki:
Anyone please?
[LG G Pro 2] bizzypain:
This is a collection of the stock LG apps that come with the G Pro 2:

LGAlarmClock - mirror

LGBrowser - mirror

LGCalendar - mirror

LGCameraApp - mirror

LGDictionary - mirror

LGEIME - mirror

LGEmail - mirror

LGFileManager - mirror

LGGallery - mirror

LGMemo - mirror

LGMessage - mirror

LGMusic - mirror

LGNotebook - mirror

LGPolarisViewer - mirror

LGQMemo - mirror

LGQRemote - mirror

LGQVoice - mirror

LGSettings - mirror

LGTouchControlAreas - mirror

LGVideos - mirror

LGVoiceRecorder - mirror

LGWeather - mirror
[LG G Pro 2] ekerbuddyeker:
Can these be simply installed on any device
[LG G Pro 2] AyDee:
They may or may not work on other LG phones and probably need to be modified to work on other phones.

To install they will need to be moved to /system/app or /system/priv-app or /system/apps/bootup depending on the app.(OP may want to tell where each app goes) Use ADB push or a root browser to move them, set permissions to rw-r--r-- and reboot.
[LG G Pro 2] AllTheWay:
I'm unable to extract the apps from the .zip files.

Anybody else having this issue as well?
[LG G Pro 2] chaki-:
Lg touch control areas app, what does exactly?
[LG G Pro 2] Dene_Bluesman:
Unable to extract also.
[LG G Pro 2] jcmaddox1:
Not able to extract as well.
[LG G Pro 2] bizzypain:
Google Drive mirrors added, uploaded from windows and added to archive with 7zip. Try now! :good: :)

It should be, together with kernel the app that handles the knock code feature.
[LG G Pro 2] nicklefloss:
Can you extract dual window feature... aka slit view
[LG G Pro 2] dodzs:
hi op, my LG phone and contacts app is corrupted i think, can help to extract these app too?

many thanks in advance
[LG G Pro 2] Samscheetah:
My phone is LG Gx, hope this works in somehow :good:

the apk of Gx camera is weird, CameraApp3b.apk
[LG G Pro 2] Mike Sonar:
Can not extract!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Can not extract your files bizzypain

I need LGMessage for my LG Optimus G Pro f240S
[LG G Pro 2] Junaid Latif:
can we use these apps in CM13 AOSP?
[LG G Pro 2] junaid1989:
Can we use stock gallery application cm13 or 14?
[General Questions and Answers] BranSidhe:
I've got a Sony Xperia z, and I want to start playing around with what I can do with it. One idea that occurred to me was expanding its radio capabilities. I basically want to turn it into a mobile ham station. I want to be able to scan HF, VHF, and UHF frequencies and transmit on them... I have a basic idea of how to make the hardware for this project to work, but I have no idea what to do on the software side. I know the Z comes with the built in ability to listen to FM radio and it uses your headphones as an antenna, so I'm making two assumptions with that in mind: the input source comes in through the headphone jack, and this source can be expanded to other frequencies depending on what I plug into it. The wall I run into is I suck at java development. It's been years since I've used any programming language, and I know even less about hard ware/software integration on a mobile platform. Can anyone point me in the right direction to pursue this project?
[General Questions and Answers] BranSidhe:
Ok, how about this: I'm willing to pay someone to dev the app for me. I started looking into what it would take for me to program this and it's way beyond the scope of my skills. I was looking at buying a laptop just to work on this project, but I would rather spend the money on a quality product. Here's exactly what I want it to do:

A. Receive

1) Receive radio signals in the medium wave (mw) band all the way up to the VHF band.

2) scan a range of frequencies, with step options (I.e. Start a scan at a user in putted freq and then stop at another inputted freq and have the option to step up in increments as low as 0.001hz as the user desires)

3) store frequencies into a scannable Database or store freqs into a database of freqs to skip over

I'm assuming this would all be done by pulling in a signal from either the headphone jack or micro USB port.

B. Push a signal back out through the same port. So basically a receive or transmit mode. I get that phones don't have a built in transceiver. I can do the hardware as long as I have a signal going in one direction or the other and an app to interpret it.

So with pushing a signal back out I would like the option to either broadcast a stored file or directly from the microphone.

Now as for pay I was looking at spending 300 on a laptop so I could push that cost to a developer instead. Any mods after the initial app is finished would come with additional pay. Add on mods that is, not debugging issues. Any takers?
[General Questions and Answers] Frank Westlake:
Have you seen detailed specs on the radio? All I can find is that they identify if as "FM radio", so it is most probably just the VHF commercial broadcast band (88-108MHz). It is very unlikely that they would include a more expensive multi-band radio. A single-band VHF-FM broadcast band receiver would be much smaller than a multi-band receiver.

I think this part would be native code -- C language.

And this would probably be handled by an Android application in Java.

I don't think I understand you completely but it is very unlikely that this radio has a transmitter. It is very likely only the VHF-FM single-band receiver, 88-108MHz in the US. With a rooted device you could probably create software which will scan and otherwise select frequencies but it would be useless to make the steps any smaller than 200kHz, unless you wanted to listen for very low power interstitial transmissions. It almost certainly will not transmit.

Again, do you have detailed specs on the radio? This job isn't for me though -- I don't have the device and I no longer have a suitable working environment for this kind of work.

Frank

ADDED:

Also, FM is essentially useless below 6-meters, although there is some rare Ham usage in HF.

Frank
[General Questions and Answers] BranSidhe:
Oh the phone def doesn't have a transmitter native to it. My thought process is to hook the phone up to a transmitter through either the USB port of the headphone jack and have it transmit that way.

I want the phone to be the interface of the system. I was thinking something like this: techlib.com/electronics/allband (it's .htm, I can't post full links yet) inline with the antenna and the phone (I.e. Antenna -> receiver/transceiver -> phone). The biggest problem I run into is I don't know how to make the phone work with whatever I plug into it.

And yeah, I accidentally left the g off of .002ghz so 2000 kHz is completely accurate.
[General Questions and Answers] Frank Westlake:
That is reasonable. You could even use the device to work some of the data modes on a suitable tranceiver. I think I've seen this done with the Palm, so the Palm might be a source for some of the code.

I have not looked at the USB interface yet -- my last serial work was RS-232 -- so I don't know what these things will let us do.

These Linux/Android devices have been out for several years and there might already be some software for this -- have you looked?

Seven more posts.

Frank
[General Questions and Answers] BranSidhe:
I have been looking around for quite a while now. There is a ton of software for turning a computer into a controller station(SDR), but not a lot for mobile devices. Wolphi .com is the best I've seen so far, but their device isn't what I'm looking for. I don't want to have a full separate radio, just an inline receiver/transceiver and have all other "radio" functions controlled by the phone. I dunno maybe I'm reaching here.

Thanks for all the input so far btw
[General Questions and Answers] Frank Westlake:
Back in 2003 and 2004 I wrote a controller on Windows NT for my FT-897, and that was not a difficult task because I wrote it as a command line program -- no GUI. Are you intending to build your own radio, or just an interface for the phone/radio connection?

I looked at a few of the applications at wolphi.com and they all use only audio input and decode the audio signal. To control the device you would need USB, as you said. If no one has done this yet for any radio then maybe there is something in the USB implementation which limits it. I would probably have tried it by now if I were still licensed and had a radio to try it with, so I'm really surprised that a controller hasn't already been written.

I'm pretty sure I saw a controller written for a Palm PDA to control the Yaesu portable low power HF radio. I don't recall if it actually did any keying and transmitting though.

I don't think you are reaching too far. It seems to me that this can be done and it would be very useful if you do accomplish it.

Frank

ADDED 07:42:

After thinking back I recall that I had two or three connections between my radio and computer. An RS-232 serial cable connection was used to send commands to the radio and to receive replies from it. There was also one or two connections to send and receive audio; this was through two ports on the computer but I can't recall if it was separate connections or a combined connection on the radio.

The program I wrote had several options and one of them was to function as an echo repeater: it recorded a signal when the squelch broke and then retransmitted that recording when the transmitting station's carrier ceased. It was handy for other hams to hear what their station sounded like. An Android controller would probably use the same dual connection; for example, a command is sent through USB from Android to radio to key the transmitter then outgoing audio is sent through the headphone port; then the radio is unkeyed through the USB port.

The Android application will be a fairly typical Android application, except that is would communicate with a native Linux application that communicates with the USB port. This does not seem difficult to me and I'm really surprised it hasn't been done.

SGH-I717(AoCP6.4), SM-N900V/MI9(dlV), XDA Premium
[Nexus 5 Accessories] jsgates:
There are so many choices for screen protectors on Amazon. I am looking to get one that is anti-glare, easy to apply, that doesn't bubble. I am ordering the Spigen Slim Armor case at the same time. If there is not a good matte finish protector, and they all reduce the display quality, please recommend me a good clear one. So what have you had luck with? Thanks in advance.

-Jeremy
[Nexus 5 Accessories] b.spec:
I had a anti-glare screen protector from Clarivue on my N4 and I can tell you it's not worth it. After a month or so, the coating on the surface of the screen protector wears off in higher use areas (like where the on-screen keyboard is). It feels alright up to that point, but I think it's fairly impossible for an anti-glare screen protector to NOT reduce display quality.

For an alternative clear screen ptorector, I've heard the Steinheil screen protectors from Spigen are fairly good in terms of clarity and feel. Just be aware of film sp's that have the dreaded orange peel effect. And obviously most will be fingerprint magnets.

Other alternatives are tempered glass screen protectors, and you can find some for the same price as higher quality film sp's (although most are going to be a bit more expensive than your standard screen protector). As mentioned by many people in other threads about glass sp's, they do have a tendency to bubble, chip and/or crack, but since you're ordering a case with yours I think you should be in good shape. Glass sp's will usually have an oleophobic coating on them that will be more resistant to fingerprints while still maintaining clarity and feel. Check out my thread and the first post has a list of the common tempered glass screen protectors.
[Nexus 5 Accessories] goofball2k:
They all reduce the screen quality, that's just the nature of them.

I have the citigeeks matte and am pretty happy. The feel is much better than the other ones that I have tried for my other devices, less "grippy" and smoother.

I have it in the slim armor with no problems from the case.
[Nexus 5 Accessories] ItsAiden:
I've got Tech Armor matte finish protectors on my N7 2012 and my N5. The loss in display quality is negligible to me; just doesn't affect me that much. They only bubble if you manage to get some dust stuck under them in the application process, and the feel is very, very smooth. I liken it to touching the screen of a Kindle e-reader's e-ink display.

6 dollars for a pack of three on amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Tech-Armor-Sm...1394075161&sr=8-3&keywords=tech+armor+nexus+5
[Nexus 5 Accessories] TheReaperNY:
I actually bought the ones from Anker on Amazon and they are amazing. I love the feel of Matte protectors but hate the rainbow effect and those have the least rainbow effect. They are amazingly clear.

amazon.com/dp/B00GH5S1NK/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_uqdgtb0BGDE78
[Nexus 5 Accessories] kscasper13:
+1,000,000. i've tried a few different ones, Anker is the best texture and screen quality of them all.
[Nexus 5 Accessories] vacrobj:
I have come up with a pretty good way of applying a screen protector. Place it on the phone and tape it on one side as if you were making a book. Line it up perfect before setting the tape. Flip it open, make sure the screen is clean, couple wipes and blows. Then peel of the backing and flip on the protector. Do it fast and get the bubbles out. If you for some reason have lint, peel it back and use tape to get it out.
[Nexus 5 Accessories] Cowboy_Henk:
You came up with this? :p

This is a old method called the "hinged method"
[Nexus 5 Accessories] vacrobj:
Maybe I didn't invent it. Haha. Such an obvious thing too.
[Nexus 5 Accessories] AndrasLOHF:
+1 on the Anker. WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY better than the 2 Steinheils, 1 Zagg, 1 Skinomi, and the protector that I got from Spigen for a messed up Slim Armor TPU.
[Nexus 5 Accessories] jsgates:
Nilki for the win.

Ended up going with the Nilkin, and so far am loving it. Great product, but horrible installation instructions translation for the English instructions. I just watch a few Youtube videos on the installation process before tackling it. Came out pretty good. Had a few of the spiderwebs at the top edge and bottom edge of the screen. Have some microfibers & medium binder clips on it now while I'm working trying to get those squared away. This protector pairs nicely with the Spigen SlimArmor case I got.

-Jeremy
[Nexus 5 Accessories] evilspoons:
I am very happy with my BestSkinsEver matte skin on my N5. It works very nicely with my Spigen SlimArmor case. Installation was pretty easy. I ended up with one bubble at the very edge, near the bottom, but that was my fault. It's not bad enough to bother reinstalling.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mifodiy:
Hi all.

I have gt-i9505 and somehow I tripped knox efuse.

Now when i try to install any custom rom from cwm (flashed with odin) I get soft-brick I.e. bootloop where device is stuck on samsung logo.

If i try to flash modem (reception sux) and put device to sleep it disables 3G and wifi. Only restarting or manually reseting APN helps to restore 3G connection.

Flashing original roms with odin works fine.

Any help on installing custom rom or flashing modems will be highly appreciated.

Thank you in advance.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] N10AP:
Meant to reply instead of thank. Sorry!

You need to flash a 4.4.2 or 4.3 tar through ODIN. This will restore your phone but knox will of course remain tripped. Make sure you flash a radio for knox bootloader (4.4.2 or 4.3). I`m guessing you are using a radio for old bootloader. That is why you are getting these issues.

Once your phone is working, flash CF auto root in ODIN, then download ROM manager and flash CWM for your device (ie jfltexx if you have international version). Then
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mifodiy:
Thanks for quick reply.

One more stupid question:

How can I distinguish between radios for knox bootloader and regular ones?

I asuume it is in the radio name, but where?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Hi, first of all, download terminal emulator from playstore. Open it and type:

su (hit enter)

getprop ro.bootloader (hit enter)

It shows you a firmware version. Let's say, the last letters are NB8 for example. This means you are ready on the NB8 bootloader. So you need also the NB8 modem (baseband).
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] justlovejoy:
Hate to jack the thread but judging from what i am reading, there is a way to enjoy custom recovery and custom rom with knox tripped.

Sorry again but this knox thing is new to me and preventing me from customizing my device sch-i435 the sgs4mini verizon but being its the little version of the big boy I figured someone could enlighten me real quick. thanks and srry for the thread jack.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mifodiy:
Yes there is no problem to install custom recovery. However custom rom has proved to be pain it tha A until now. I will try installing 4.4.2 by omega or wanam this weekend and update on how it went.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mifodiy:
As I mentioned before:

No problem flashing custom recovery.

Also I just flashed Omega v24 custom rom based on original 4.4.2 and it works perfectly.

Apparently the problem was I was trying to install custom roms that didn't support new bootloader, which tripped my knox efuse in the first place.

For future reference: if you flashing knox enabled bootloader it will trip the efuse and void your warranty, but imho it totally worth it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sicilianiggy:
I have a rooted s3. It's I747 running 4.04. I wanna update to kit Kat but when I hit software update nothing happens at all. How do I fix this? Thanks

I really want kit Kat but if I can't do that yet I atleast want the latest version. Has to be done over the air, don’t have a working computer right now.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sicilianiggy:
Am I speaking Chinese
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smk7927:
I have been using cyanogenmod 10.2 on my xperia z for few months but i have seen problem that i cnt connect to my google gameplay...in games like clash oc clans and samurai seige i can not save my game data and my village as it not connecting to google game centre...please help me....

I have tried to log in from different accounts too..
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paxton:
Hope someone can shed some insight into this issue.

So I've been running the KitKat dialer with CM11 for some time now. Something in yesterdays nightly borked my setup giving rapidfire dialer FCs, tried going back to the previous nightly and the FC's remained. Not sure I've done a full wipe since I bought the N4 and installed CM, so figured this is a sign. Wiped, factory reset in CWM and reinstalled the latest nightly... and there's no dialer installed. TelephonyProvider.apk is in /system/app and TeleService.apk is in /system/priv-app/ as you would expect, but not dialer.apk.

So I moved dialer.apk to /system/priv-app/ and set permissions to rw-r-r and all is well, except when I update via MC updater or CWM, dialer.apk is missing again. Is this normal behavior for system apps? What would the KitKat dialer have done to make the CM updater ignore the install of that particular apk? Any advice as to how to make it stick?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 72Monkeys:
I didn't go through all that, but I did find it strange when I went to call someone and couldn't find the dialer. however if I click a phone number in email or on a website, the dialer pops up???
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] evil.demon_s:
Guys...i want some help from you

I want to know how tho change colour in side bar of xperia home according to themes

Look at the image if you don't get what i am saying...
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mymeatb18:
Been noticing some high usage from instagram sometimes after using it. Seems Google knows about it. 4.4.3 coming? It states nexus 5 but says also on other devices.

http://www.androidauthority.com/nexus-5-camera-bug-fix-353852/
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skyfall007:
greenify!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joecop:
hey.

it's not instagram for me, but I think it's snapchat / camera (or camera permission in general)

When I look at App Ops X (an app for controlling permissions), I see that the camera app/snapchat app are running the camera always. In this app, it'll usually give a time at which a permission was accessed (e.g. 50 minutes ago) or it'll say "Running" to indicate it's using it currently.

For me, it's always been at "Running" status (the camera permission for snapchat/camera) even though I greenified snapchat.

I hope that this issue is related to the issue nexus 5 users are experiencing and that the 4.4.3 fix will apply to this as well..
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mymeatb18:
Well judging by the article its the same issue. I don't use snap chat so I wouldnt know. But yeah definitely a pain.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joecop:
Ever since around January, I had a battery issue where the battery capacity of my nexus 4 just dropped. I hope that this camera issue was the cause of that.

However, 4.4.2 was released on Dec 9 and I must have updated around then as well.. So there is an unexplained period gap from Dec 10 - Jan 2 of why my battery was functioning normally then..
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mymeatb18:
I have it greenified since a few days ago and although it does work to some extent it doesn't work all the time. I saw it stayed on for 1hr even with greenify
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mymeatb18:
Its linked to apps that use the camera not the camera itself