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[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Basilisk:
if you're on the latest nb4 baseband than you'll need to google Kingo v.1.15 and find a download of that version. if you're still on mj5 than just google kingo app, download and install to a windows pc. open the app and follow the instructions. its easy. kingo should install the correct drivers. kingo doesn't always succeed the first time. if that's the case try again until kingo says success. once done update su superuser app via google play and restart your phone. now you have root. i don't have gps problems so hopefully someone else can help you with. good luck. sry i can't post any download links but if you use google you should have no problems
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrkhigh:
Honestly I'd just wait if I were you....

Rogers and tellus note 3 have gotten kitkat the s4 has gotten kitkat for att in looking for kitkat in the next few weeks to month.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazysgt:
Would some explain how to "flash" the gps files to fix the friggen thing. I have root with kingo, and downloaded the gpsfix from drakeymcmb, but 2 folders are extracted and only one is told what to do with, as well as how to change permissions for the files...thanks in advance
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Basilisk:
Ignore the meta folder. You're not "flashing" these files, you're copying them to your phone's system folder. Open the zip and open the system folder, then open the etc folder. Now copy the gps.conf file to your phone's system/etc directory. Now go back to the gpsfix.zip and open system then open lib. Copy the 3 libloc files to your phone's system/lib directory. Go back to the zip. Open system, open lib, open hw. Now copy the 2 GPS files to the phones system/lib/hw directory. Change each files properties to rw-r-r(Fix permissions). Now reboot. Warning if you don't know what you are doing i don't recommend doing this as messing with system files can lead to very expensive paperweight
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazysgt:
Thanks! This is what I needed, I understand the risks, but also know the reward is a functioning gps, the meta folder and how to change the permissions is what was holding me back.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazysgt:
So on permissions, just rw, r,r no execute on any right? Now how to disable att updates? Thank goodness for yall smart fellas
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Basilisk:
Sry for the late reply. Owner=read write, group=read, other=read. No execute
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rukbat:
To disable AT&T updates, freeze the at&t update app. (Sorry, I can't get the name right now, I'm on a ROM that had it removed, but it's at&t <something to do with updates>, with little red and green lines on the icon.) Link2SD or TiB will freeze it.
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazysgt:
One more quick ?, When I open Super SU, a popup appears, Samsung KNOX has been detected. This might limit root capabilities and cause annoying popups. Try to disable KNOX? I have always cancelled the popup. Is that correct? or should I ok it? Again, thanks guys for all the help. I used my gps without fail all weekend long. Not a single problem, gps or phone wise. Wonder if I was to unroot using Kingo app, and leave the gps patch alone, if it would still get OTA?
[Wear OS General] Soureen:
Google has officially announced that it plans to extend Android to other wearable devices beyond Google Glass, and it’s starting with smart watches.

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Motorola has already announced their Android smartwatch, the Moto 360, which the company says will launch this summer.

A site to sign up for the developer preview of the platform is now live. The preview promises to allow devs to run Android Wear in an emulator and connect it to a device to see how Google-based “cards” like those in Google Now will look on the platform.

The UI overview on the developer site, cards take up the entire screen real estate on a watch, and vertical swipes move between cards, while side-to-side swipes bring up more information. Tap-able buttons may also appear on the cards to take further action on a notification.

Saying “OK, Google” or clicking on a “g” on the screen opens a menu screen called a “cue card” with a list actions like “take a note,” “send a message,” “set an alarm,” or “call a cab.”

Mountain View does say that Google gear for your wrist is in the works :

"We’re also already working with several consumer electronics manufacturers, including Asus, HTC , LG, Motorola and Samsung; chip makers Broadcom BRCM , Imagination, Intel, Mediatek and Qualcomm; and fashion brands like the Fossil Group to bring you watches powered by Android Wear later this year."

Here's the Android launcher for trying it on your device : Download Link

Instructions :

Install as normal APK

Launch the app while having pending notifications to see it's real use

Screenshots :
[Wear OS General] Schoolsuck:
It looks real beautifull, Can't wait for it to be released!

Thanks for sharing this btw.
[Wear OS General] jezus101:
Any guesses of the price? Google always seems to put up a good price, just wondering what you guys estimate it to be around
[Wear OS General] mikereidis:
$250 to $350 to start. Same as Qualcomm TOQ.

But there WILL be upscale models, for the "10%", as well as the "1%" who love to spend the money they got from we "99%".

There will be MotoX like customizations for bands. The "10%" might upgrade to cases with precious metal content. And the "1%" will add diamonds and other stones for sure, with light sources below for extra twinkle. And the celebs will sell ad space on their wearables, LOL. The 99% will trade free Google services for the low brow ads, ROFL. And ad based watches will eventually be "free".
[Wear OS General] webwalk®:
somewhere there was a list with the price of each component in a mobile phone.

cant find it but lets see this list of components inside a nexus 5

take out everything thats not inside these watches...

aw well.. look at the current smart watches on ebay...

i guess around 50-200€
[Wear OS General] coolhz:
really excited !!!!!!!!!

you know what I would buy the moto 360 , the day it launches :o

it will be so cool to have that tech at your disposal, ......

but guys any rough guesses , about the price. ?????

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maybe..... but then too let's get others' opinion.... ;)
[Wear OS General] droid_noobie:
So how will this hookup with the phone? My fear is that this will drain the battery on both the watch as well as the phone.:rolleyes::(
[Wear OS General] SunShiner:
The connection will be over Bluetooth 4.0, Low energy Mode, I guess. It won't drain your battery on both ends, watch and phone.
[Wear OS General] smokestack76:
Wow. I hope you are right!!

Sent via carrier pigeon!
[Wear OS General] :
Sony

I like to see sony as first.

But it might not happen.

however I believe sony will develop another awesome smart-wearable-gadget powered byAndroidWear

:good:
[Wear OS General] tacotester1:
this is what im talking about!

this thing looks rad.

im gonna guess 500-600 for it

it looks nicer than others i have seen:good::good:double thumb up
[Wear OS General] illusion787:
For how little these do, they are more expensive than I want to pay.
[Wear OS General] techwarn_com:
Android Wear

This will help you getting information like real-time speed, directions, and time on your wrist when you’re out for a walk or run. I just can't wait to have it. Go Google! :) I wrote an article on my blog techwarn.com about Android wear. You can check it.
[Wear OS General] jamesmichaeele:
android wear

google has officially announced android wear
[Wear OS General] nincman:
Great Idea!!

It looks awesome. I think it is such a great idea
[Wear OS General] OrToRoTo:
In my opinion, Motorola 360 is going to be the best choice in cuality/price/desing wereable.
[Wear OS General] freeziex:
Does anyone want to guess how much the moto 360 will cost. Some of the estimates I saw said at least $300 and likely even $400..
[Wear OS General] thor41:
Hi,

i think the price between $300 and $500 is ok for this cool gadget :)
[Wear OS General] abdjeh:
Thanks alot
[Wear OS General] toknitup420:
I'm pretty sure they will retail from 300 and up. It really depends on how fancy you want to get.
[Wear OS General] airgear247:
The galaxy wear is a gimick in my opinion it woud be great for running with bluetooth wireless headphones.
[Wear OS General] webwalk®:
prices have been anounced, the lg G is going to cost around $300, below €220

release date is end of 2nd quarter.. sounds good
[Wear OS General] venelar:
Probably a dumb question, but I'm wondering if the watch will require "Google now" to be turned on on the phone. Or it it will run it independent of the phone and just use Bluetooth to sync back and forth.
[Wear OS General] allan1313:
I am not sure, but I would guess that you would need it in the phone for it to work. G hats how my sony smartwatch works, the data comes from the phone and the watch just "pulls" it.
[Wear OS General] sarahzohar88:
I want to find exact this type of forum so therefore, i feel lucky after visit this forum.
[Wear OS General] unjip:
is this waer connected with google glass>? and other phone? or just work alone
[Wear OS General] Pillos_:
woow it looks really good!:laugh:
[Wear OS General] Green Beret:
Hope it's not too expensive
[Wear OS General] beefx:
Moto+Android Wear=love ;)
[Wear OS General] drenched10:
thankyou for your share
[Wear OS General] SNNICK:
Amaziiiiiiiiing. This is incredible !!!
[Wear OS General] AstroDigital:
From the reviews I read, and even the screen shots here the Moto-360 looks too big.

On a mostly American board there are many Motorola fanboys, but clue in Motorola is soon to be a Chinese company, waving the flag does not help.

Google sold Motorola Mobility

I like the idea of Android-Wear hate Samsung for building the Gear to work with their devices .... Say I want something that is not Samsung device too bad. I think the LG smartwatch looks best so far.
[Wear OS General] funky0308:
Anyone have Gear 2 or something similar?

I have Omate TS but I'm not using it, why?

Mostly because there are no app (stock) that will monitor your wrist movement and turn on the screen when you want to see what's the time.

There is shake app on playstore and even it's quite good - that's no it...

My question would be - what's the situation on other watches?

I know this question doesn't belong here but it would be ridiculous to open threads on each watch section just to ask this

Tnx guys...
[Wear OS General] AstroDigital:
All Gear Watches do this, Gear, Gear 2, Gear Neo..... even the Pebble

You are right wrong question for this thread.

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I think I am a little turned off by the LG, looks like it does not have a heart rate sensor.

Wonder if the Motorola watch will miss this important sensor too?

May have to wait for second generation Android Wear devices, I want sensors to monitor my health.
[Wear OS General] zzz010101:
battery and water resistance will be the key of success. 2nd or 3rd versions will be better in usage i believe.
[Wear OS General] Raffaele_81:
Do you think that the unique way to use an Android Wear device is with a smartphone?
[Wear OS General] Fensy:
:good: Pretty much what I am thinking, the 360 does look nice but it seems quite chunky in screens/vids (though I guess those could be early production models/prototypes) I am looking forward to some hands on reviews after Google IO.
[Wear OS General] joeluna123:
Will we be able to install Android Wear APK to the Original Galaxy Gear?

So android wear APK is available soon, will this be install-able on to a Galaxy Gear?
[Wear OS General] WatermelonSlim:
Hey so can you browse the web (using your phone's data connection) on any of these new watches?
[Wear OS General] PaulG1488:
Doesn't appear that way. Seems that you can do a Google search for stuff but it'll open the page on your phone.

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Android Wear is not an apk it's an actual OS
[Wear OS General] detritu5:
but You still have the Android Wear app installed on your smartphone

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[Wear OS General] CommanderROR:
I'm really torn right now...

I would like the HRM in the Samsung, but I'd also like the bigger battery the LG offers.

The big question is: How much impact does the screentype (sAMOLED vs IPS LCD) have on battery life? Samung gives 1-2 Days typical and up to 6 Days minimal useage time. LG says "1 Day of Use". Now, what exactly does that mean? Does the Galaxy Live last 6 Days with screen on (just showing the watch display) or can you tell it to turn off the screen to save battery and they measured with that?

Also, how does the Samsung fare in Sunlight? AMOLED screens don't exactly shine :cyclops: in that context, although my S4 does OK...

I'm really uncertain right now....The Motorola is a cool looking device, but I really don't see any benefit from having a round screen, apart from if you use an analogue watchface which I'd never consider...
[Wear OS General] demitrix:
I opted for the LG. HRM doesn't interest me and I think the bigger battery and styling make it more appealing. Might use it for a while until the One Wear comes out cause I'm an HTC slut.
[Wear OS General] mitch27:
I ordered the G Watch, but this morning changed my order to the Gear Live. I'll give my personal reasons for doing this. All of this is my personal opinion.

Battery: Originally I went with the G Watch because it has a 400mah battery, and the Gear Live has 300mah. In (loose) theory if the G Watch lasts 36 hours, the Gear Live lasts 27 hours. The faces are always on, but if you use the same settings on both watches, there is still more to take into account. Super AMOLED has a between 20% and 30% better power efficiency than IPS LCD. If the screens are always on, this should increase the Gear Live by a few hours. At 25% efficiency the Gear is at 31 hours (idle time). I can live with that. Of course there's more to take into account, how many time I'll look at the watch, and how much drain Google Wear has in the background, ect. But the more the screen is on, the better the Gear will shine as far as screen power efficiency. As long as I can last 20 hours (considering real daily use), I'm happy.

Looks: I currently own the Gear 2 Neo, so this may be a little bias. I really dislike the cube-like look of the G Watch. I wish they would have rounded the top and bottom edges for a smoother look. Also, it's a full cm thicker, most likely due to the 1/3'ish larger battery than the Gear Live. This may not seem like much, but I can tell the difference in the images. I know I'll be charging my phone every night, so going back to the 30 hours rule the aesthetics is more important to me than the battery size. The Gear Live has a better screen so far. I've been keeping up with hands-on reviews at I/O, and several reviewers are saying the G Watch looks a bit washed out.

Functionality: I don't care about the heart rate sensor and I have a feeling it would just be a major battery drain if being used while working out. That being said, it's nice to have, but I don't need it.

Investment: I'm getting the Moto 360, or something better within 4 months. This means I will be selling my Gear Live. Samsung has much more name familiarity with the average consumer in the mobile market and it does look like a nice device. (Personally) The G Watch looks like a screen attached to watch straps. It's bringing me back to the Ipod nano days. The Gear Live straps (and aftermarket straps) look more like a dedicated watch, and (personally) be easier to sell to non-techies.

Edit: 'ish
[Wear OS General] redbaron2112:
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[Wear OS General] CaptainRap:
Wish I'd read this before I made my order, would have made it much easier!

I'm too impatient for the Moto so "need" something in the middle, ended up going with the gear for very similar reasons, but every now n then I second guess.

Don't wanna hold out for real world usage reviews and end up delayed on the pre order deliveries like I did with the pebble.
[Wear OS General] CommanderROR:
[MENTION=1164181]mitch27[/MENTION]

Thanks. I agree with a lot of that. I also preordered the Gear today, if the reviews turn out to be terrible, I can always still cancel. I won't get the LG though...
[Wear OS General] DrawnToLife:
Where did you see that? I thought I saw 36 hours of LG, "1 Day of Use" for the Gear?
[Wear OS General] CommanderROR:
It is written in the specs on the Samsung Website.

I cancelled my Samsung preorder today, will wait for more information about Moto360s sensors and other offerings.
[Wear OS General] krazyflipj:
Pre-ordered G Watch. Hopefully they ship so I can get it before the holidays
[Wear OS General] DrawnToLife:
Ah, I see it now. Interesting. Might influence my decision now. o:
[Wear OS General] senseijuan:
Hoping for the new ASUS smartwatch

I am Hoping for the new ASUS smartwatch it said to be much slimmer and cost lest compared to other smartwatches powered by Androidwear, I love the Moto360 but I think it will cost $300 USD
[Wear OS General] diamantericos:
The fact that Google will have sole control over wear and is a good thing these skins that oem put in their devices only clutter things up. Pure is the way to go .
[Wear OS General] Alix8821:
I've never pre-ordered from the Play Store before. I'm hoping my Gear Live ships soon and I get it before the 8th. Says "leaves warehouse by 8th". But why preorder if we don't get it before or on launch day?!

Plus... 8th is my birthday. Be nice to have it. Haha.

I ordered the Gear for much of the same reasons mentioned before... Screen. Look. Build quality and potential for resale value once 360 arrives.
[Wear OS General] jayr04:
Anyone know if these watches will be available in T-Mobile stores on the 7th?
[Wear OS General] senseijuan:
Moto360 Price

I think the Moto360 will cost around $300 USD to ;) $350 dollars plus the additional Qi charger it might go into a premium price.. what do you think?
[Wear OS General] allan1313:
I think it would be a mistake if they went over $300. While the competition is not a good looking they are viable alternative at a much cheaper price.
[Wear OS General] cckchoppers:
Jayr04 I work at T-mobile and have heard nothing about it. I'll keep you guys posted. I'll probably find out online before they tell me anything though.
[Wear OS General] jayr04:
Thank you.
[Wear OS General] AstroDigital:
Notifications, always a white box with black text?

Hope they can be customized, would like a transparent notification box.
[Wear OS General] apfo:
That's right. It would be better. I hope we will see it in the future. :D
[Wear OS General] eric93se:
These wearables are finally getting more stylish. :D
[Wear OS General] Hongphuc1992:
Very good

Very good.I like XDA:confused:
[Wear OS General] slaydog:
Me too!
[Wear OS General] bbish937:
Agreed, the moto X looks awesome I hate how google hasn't announced a release date. It better be this summer!
[Wear OS General] dedesuper:
Android Wear

Hi Everyone

What do you think so far of Android Wear smartwatches and what they miss ??

Design, Features etc.... ??!!
[Wear OS General] AstroDigital:
Poor battery life and hard to use in direct sunlight.
[Wear OS General] jscsltd:
I've had my G Watch two days now.

I'm not totally sure about the card interface myself. It's awkward to navigate to and you don't really feel in full control, especially if you swipe to remove a card accidentally. A swipe remove undo, just like in Gmail would be good.

Navigation to an app is awkward if you don't want to speak your watch. There should be an alternative way to do things rather than primarily through speech.....I mean, you can't start talking to your watch in a meeting, say and your going to get very odd looks in anywhere public if you talk to your watch.

I think it's very early days and Google are still finding their way on the interface.
[Wear OS General] sauliiin:
I'm not sure about android wear! It seems like a extension of google now, which I never liked and deactivated it on my phone!

I'm anxious to buy a smartwatch, but not convinced so far... To be honest, I think I like gear 2 the most... Tizen seems better than android wear for my use... Although, S-voice really suck
[Wear OS General] Elarion:
Same here, so far I can't think of enough features that would help me in my all-day work.

Especially as the cell is always in my pocket and can pretty much do anything that the clock can.
[Wear OS General] gingerdude:
Actually s voice on the gear watches is superb, super accurate dictating a text message or setting reminder or alarms etc.
[Wear OS General] voidisme:
I wish this was cheaper
[Wear OS General] sauliiin:
Nice to know!

Lets see if samsung will keep tizen on gear 3 and if it going to evolute even more!

Tels home the same for android wear, beacause when the gear 1 was using android, the devs were able to do a lot of good stugg with the OS
[Wear OS General] Arrogant1903:
which is cheaper?
[Wear OS General] rockmeister:
Little off topic but definitely related to Android wear.

Which watch and golf app combo works the best (I know Golfshot release an android wear.. any others?)

Thanks

Rockmeister
[Wear OS General] Soureen:
Everyone hopes the same
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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StrugglaREP:
After updating the Google app on my phone the Google Now that came with the app wouldn't turn on but I can still make notes and search for stuff hands-free but I can't set reminders or anything like that. I really want to use the potential of my phone. Is there anyway you can help me?

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[Xperia Z Accessories] velihukka:
Already, I thought the Xperia Z charger felt weird. It stated 1.5 amps as the maximum output amperage. Also, for that amperage the phone seems to charge quite slow, especially when compared with four other USB charges, of 1 and 2.1 amps.

So, tonight I decided to take a multimeter to the charger(with my USB breakout cable) and the voltage measured just 4.90 volts(measured using a high quality multimeter). I was just wondering if someone else on this forum could take their charger (EP880 or your regional variant) and check their voltages, as a voltage below 5v seems quite unusual on USB spec chargers, and it seems odd that Sony would design a charger that would raise the voltage under load.
[Xperia Z Accessories] Don MC:
Tried many chargers to power my Raspberry Pi (notoriously picky with power units). Measured the voltage over the TP pins on the Pi. The voltages ranged from 5.00V (Nokia AC-50E) to 4.75V (Sony XZ charger). Only the Sony charger manages to power the Pi without reboots and crashes, despite the lower voltage.

Both the Nokia and the Sony are made in China by Salcomp. Both are rated 1.5A. I guess they are identical on the inside. I am now charging my XZ with the Nokia charger and running my Pi with the Sony charger.

E: The Sony charger never had any problems charging my phone.
[Xperia Z Accessories] EmeraldTimer:
I use a 5v and 2A power bank charger. it's a lot faster