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[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TwoStroker37:
Off to warranty repair for the 2nd time in almost a year. First time was for water damage and they gave me a free replacement a few months ago. This time it's because the "back" button doesn't work.

It's going forsale once I get it back, time to buy an S5 or as I like to call it.. S4 Active v2.0
[Tizen Software Development] ash99:
The First Tizen devices have hit the Uk in the shape of the Samsung Gear 2 Neo Smartwatch

http://www.tizenexperts.com/2014/04/new-uk-stock-arrived-samsung-gear-2-gear-fit/

I've ordered one. Going to check out the Tizen OS and also HTML5 app development for it.
[Tizen Software Development] adfree:
http://www.tizenexperts.com/2014/04/firmware-leaks-for-the-tizen-samsung-gear-2-neo-sm-r381/

Seems Firmware available...

Best Regards
[Tizen Software Development] ash99:
Loads of updates today :)
[Tizen Software Development] adfree:
R380XXU0BND8_R380OXA0BND8_SKC.zip seems 200 MB +...

I will try to downlaod also the other... then I will compare...

For now it is really funny...

Odin instead Linux or Windows Thor... :D

Best Regards
[Tizen Software Development] ash99:
Haha. Yeah, I think Odin has been left in the Android world for too long.

Here are some instructions for booting the device in download mode, for anyone that doesn't know:

http://www.tizenexperts.com/2014/04/put-samsung-gear-2-gear-2-neo-download-recovery-mode/
[Tizen Software Development] ash99:
Talking about Developer stuff. Heres a quick video going through the installation of the Wearable SDK, and some other useful links:

http://www.tizenexperts.com/2014/04/videohow-to-install-tizen-wearables/
[Tizen Software Development] adfree:
:confused:

R380XXU0BND8_R380OXA0BND8_HOME.tar

I can see sboot.bin

Short tried to extract csc.img with WinHex...

filenames are okay, but content maybe wrong ...

TizenB2KoreaStyleFonts_signed.wgt
TizenB2JapanStyleFonts_signed.wgt
TizenB2ChinaStyleFonts_signed.wgt

Will try few other methods to see some Pics or anything else from Firmware...

Best Regards

Edit 1.

From csc.img I have 3 or 4 Pics extracted... from rootfs.img over 2000...

With WinHex...
[Tizen Software Development] adfree:
S.O.S

I am too stupid to find valid Link to:

R381XXU0BND8_R381OXA0BND8_LUC

:confused:

Can somebody help me please. :o

Thanx in advance.

Best Regards
[Tizen Software Development] adfree:
http://www.tizenexperts.com/2014/04...o-get-firmware-r380xxu0bnd9-and-r381xxu0bnd9/

Maybe this time I can download both Firmwares...

Will try later...

Best Regards
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
Barnes & Noble has decimated their Nook development group.

Their latest endeavor, the white Nook Glow is a mish-mash of old and new software.

It appears that they've dropped the other two Eink models.

I do not ever expect to see any further updates or developments from B&N.

Eink has always played their cards close to their chest.

They have always presented their products as OEM, that is for manufacturers only.

To get the most out of devices with Eink displays application developers must also have a good understanding of Eink.

Just go to the Eink website, there is no useful information available.

A visit to Eink Developer Center shows just one kit for development of tiny readouts, not full displays.
[Nook Touch General] David0226:
I am not sure that I agree eInk is dead. I think it will have a niche market out there for a while. I am one of those people who really don't like reading on a back lit screen for any length of time. Perhaps it is due to my job where I stare at back lit LCD monitors all day long. In any case, I want to read on an eInk screen, not a back lit LCD. Until someone develops another tech to take to place of eInk, there will be people like me looking for eInk devices.

As for the eInk Nooks. They are dead. The future of eInk devices is high resolution 1024 x 768 capacitive touchscreen like the Kindle Paperwhite or the newly introduced Tolino Vision from Germany.
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
Hmm, that new Tolino looks interesting.

Still, I wouldn't say that 600 x 800 vs 768 x 1024 is the biggest deal for me.

The screen resolution is adequate for my eyes.

That it's the Carta display, whiter and faster would be some incentive.

A faster processor, more RAM and a more recent Android would be a win.

Of course I like eInk, I just think with prices being more than an LCD tablet it will remain a niche market.
[Nook Touch General] David0226:
It is my impression, from what I have read, the the extra resolution is somewhat necessary to make up for the extra layer needed for the capatitive touch screen. I agree that the 800 x 600 on a Nook with an IR touch screen is plenty good enough for these 50+ year old eyes.
[Nook Touch General] Windsor1959:
No, E-Ink isn't dead. I have had a NST and I've been very satisfied with it as an e-reader. It's still easier on the eyes than even the best backlit display. My hope has been that someone might develop an E-Ink tablet not only for reading books but also for other text-intensive apps. Check out meetearl.com, for one interesting possibility. In the meantime, some folks have figured out that the Kobo line and the Tolino line are very similar in hardware. Long story short, I now have a Kobo Aura HD running Gingerbread from a microSD card. And it's not too bad at all. I don't use it for games or video, but it works well for the apps I've wanted to run on an E-Ink display. Gingerbread is old now, but significantly better than Eclair. The folks at Earl plan to use KitKat. It's still in development. No, E-Ink isn't dead yet!
[Nook Touch General] MildBill:
I will have to admit that I bought a Nexus 7 tablet (1st gen, 32G) because my NST was less than completely adequate for some things. However, now, months later, I still find myself using the NST for almost all my reading. It is lighter, and easier on the eyes than the Nexus.

Dead? Maybe, but you can have mine when you pry my cold dead fingers off of it!

MildBill
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
All the black eInk Nooks have disappeared from the Barnes & Noble website.

You can only find them on places like eBay now.

I'm not sure about the brick-and-mortar stores, I'll have to check.

I am interested in how the Tolino will work out.

There is this video (in German): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SulHahVHxIE

It doesn't really look impressively better.

I spend 99% of my time doing straight reading and my NST works as least as well as that.
[Nook Touch General] David0226:
eInk devices are going to be primarily for those who (like myself) like dedicated devices. I want my camera to take pictures, I want my phone to make phone calls, I want my eReader to read, and I use a tablet for other media (video / web / music). I believe that there will always be a market for such devices, whether that market is sufficiently lucrative for products to be developed and sold is another question.
[Nook Touch General] Windsor1959:
We have an NST and a new Kobo Aura HD. I did all my serious reading on my NST. It's still one of the best eReaders out there. If the NST ran a newer version of Android, I would have looked no further. But, I wanted to be able to read books and articles from a few other apps on an E-Ink eReader, apps which won't work on Android 2.1. When I learned that the Kobo eReaders are very similar to the Tolino line, and that someone found a way to run the Tolino Shine's ROM from a microSD card on a Kobo Aura HD, I became very interested. I went and did it. The Tolino ROM works fairly well on the Kobo. The Kobo reader has some good features, like Pocket integration. If you put the NST and the Kobo side by side, you can see the improved resolution on the Kobo. But I still prefer the way the NST formats and presents ePub eBooks. I hope I'm wrong, but it seems like B&N is bailing out of the eReader business. That would be sad indeed if it is true.

Sent from my Kobo Aura HD running Gingerbread
[Nook Touch General] tj_f:
Source?
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
http://www.geekwire.com/2014/layoffs-hit-barnes-nobles-nook-division/

http://www.businessinsider.com/barnes-and-noble-hardware-engineering-staff-2014-2

http://www.techspot.com/news/55625-...arnes-nobles-nook-engineering-department.html

http://www.techweekeurope.co.uk/news/end-in-sight-for-nook-following-job-cuts-138724
[Nook Touch General] tj_f:
Thank you!
[Nook Touch General] 09mysh:
New Sony Dpt-S1, 13" reader looks like intersting use of Eink technology. But screen refresh still looks better on Nst with fastmode/norefresh

and PocketBook Cad reader, strong specifications like for eink

13",1 Ghz dual core, android 4.0, 2gb ram...
[Nook Touch General] Xadious:
The take-up probably would have been far quicker had ereaders been cheaper. I'm guessing the biggest cost of an ereader is the eink display itself? Is it really that much more complex in it's design than an lcd that prices seem to be high for most ereaders (i know the technology is different, i mean the manufacturing process costs)? Most people would opt for a tablet as you can get really good ones with beautiful screens (Nook HD for example) for less than the price of a new Kindle, Kobo etc and you can do SO much more than just reading. Yeh, ereaders are easier on the eyes, but i doubt most tablet owners care about that when you add all the other functions of a tablet.

I think ereaders will always continue to exist, and i think as more and more people start using their tablets for reading entire books as opposed to just websites, articles, magazines etc, they're going to look to something that's easier on the eyes and ereaders will always be an excellent option, especially if more less restrictive ones come out that allow you to sync other files as well very easily without having to root them and install apps like dropbox, airdroid etc yourself. Kobo's Pocket for example is a great addition, but far more options to the user would be better, such as choosing which article sync app you wanted, Pocket, Readability, InstaPaper etc. Sync apps should also be the norm such as options to choose between Dropbox, gdrive, etc as well as maybe a basic browser like Opera Mini (mini so you get basic text versions of sites rather than the full sites that ereaders struggle with and output ugly results.

What i'd really like to see is great tablets with all their power, but with the addition of an eink display attached to the back Yeh, it's going to be thicker and slightly heavier but i think it could work. Similar to to Yotaphone, but not as rubbish as the Yotaphone (i read really bad reviews), instead, the eink side would work the same as any other touch screen ereader. You can even have a cover that flips over to cover the backside so only the screen you're looking at is exposed so if you put it down you don't have to worry about scratches. The implementation could be so much easier as well, instead of trying to figure about how you get the image on the eink side (a problem Yota did not fix well), you could just mirror the tablet side exactly, so there's no additional complex software conversions to do, that way if you want to end your web browsing session on your tablet and read a book, just open your ereader app, flip your tablet and read on you eink side and flip pages the way you already do on an ereader via touch.

If i had the money and the know how i would be designing a Tablet/Ereader hybrid like that myself. Had this idea for a long time, but never understood why someone didn't do it (other than the cost). I'm sure there are reasons that others will point out maybe, but i'd much rather buy a Tablet/Ereader hydrid long before i buy the failed SmartPhone/ereader hybrid as the latter is pointless, reading on a small phone even if it is eink is still difficult and makes you strain your eyes.
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
I think the Nook Simple Touch is really the optimal format in many ways.

6" is a good size for reading reflowable text.

It's not that great for page formatted (i.e. PDF).

It's too bad that B&N cut so many corners.

Not all the delay can be blamed on the eInk itself.

The processor is slow and there isn't a lot of RAM.

It would have been nice if they had gotten the Jorjin chip with Bluetooth.

I can compare navigation speed on large documents using the same reader app (i.e. my new app) on my Nook and my old disused Kyocera Rise cell phone.

The Nook shows as pretty slow.
[Nook Touch General] eridium:
I agree, it is sad that B&N ruined the Nook e-inks.

Was never (and am still not) a fan of Amazon devices.

E-ink devices are still evolving.

My next e-ink device is getting closer to release. http://www.meetearl.com/

Being full Android KitKat device, it has the options I want and a few extra.
[Nook Touch General] dnastase:
I am not really sure if e-ink is going in or out.

I see contradicting moves out there:

- Best Buy has eliminated all e-ink readers from their (brick and mortar) stores. I went to three of them this past week and only Kindle Paperwhite is present. Their explanation: tablets are replacing them.

- hower: one can see bigger e-ink readers being released, which also have more of their Android base exposed: Onyx Boox M96M Zeus, ICARUS eXceL 9.7". It seems that those producers of ereaders that still want to be in the market add features so that they bring the feature convergence on their side.

I personally love the e-ink displays and would very much like to have a modern phone/tablet using it. Keeping my fingers crossed ! :)
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] Markino:
Hi guys!

I see that my Jamin is stable at 240MHZ... what is, in your opinion, the hi stable overclock for the Jamin... ?
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] median:
O2 Neo

Hi, i run my O2 Neo at 240 stable. I'll probably try even 252. It's summer so I wouldn't push it higher than that. 252 could be stable, but depends on conditions. Just try it for few days.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] gianvi:
Running at 240 MHz, it the battery life MUCH reduced than using factory 200 MHz speed?
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] median:
My opinion - 'Sligtly' is more accurate then MUCH. But i didn't measure it.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] coolfire74:
252 MHz for 2 month on my XDA Neo with JAMin ROM, without any problem. Battery life is good, did not really see any difference before and after overlocking.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] lsnizzle:
Well, I have been running my wizard at 264 MHz for 4 months straight and it has never failed on me. i have it on all the time after standby and soft resets. ive also tried 276MHz for a while but i had to soft reset it almost twice a day.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] lsnizzle:
BTW, increasing the clock higher than usual does not heat up your device. the most it would do is soft reset it. temperature running at 264mhz is mostly the same as running at factory speed. (well for me it has) dont know about some of you.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] cellchamp:
How do ya measure the temp?
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] pititfilou:
Xbar can do it ;)
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] p12a:
Overclok on Dopod 818pro

Guys, my device is Dopod 818pro, and i was using OmapClock.exe to OvClock my processor, but, when the first time i run this program, the clock speed, says 264 Mhz? is it supposed to be the correct Processor Speed?

I got confused as i read anywhere else that the default factory speed is only at 180 Mhz.

But why is it my device gives me a 264 Mhz on Clock Speed?

also i've tried all the guides and tricks to keep my Clock Speed at certain number (eg. 216 Mhz). such as using a MemMaid and etc. but still, i always got the number 264 Mhz and it won't change at all... neither after soft-reset nor stand-by.

Anyone got the same problems?

I forgot to mention, when the first time i bought this 818pro, i felt that my device run very fast, even faster than my friends HP 6828 and ATOM PURE. Did i get lucky or sumthin'?

Everything on my device is still on factory setting...

i removed the OmapClock and Other Utility Software..
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] cmkumar2k:
also..... there is one more sw.... 'Pocket Hack Master' from http://www.antontomov.com.... have a look whether it has compatiblity with URs.....

might be helpful..... :)
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] dnts:
Mine has been stable at 240MHz for 2 months so about 6 weeks ago I bumped it to 252MHz and is stable since.

Nir
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] Markino:
thanks! :wink:
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] meschle:
Re: Overclok on Dopod 818pro

Try installing the demo of sktools - its the only program I know that shows the true processor speed.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] wisnuaji:
i did over clock to my device into 240, and it's works normally, but i don't know how to know that my overclocking was success or not, where can i read the speed of processor after overclocked?

rGrds

-wisnu-
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] cellchamp:
how do i keep my device permanently on at a certain speed thgough omapclock?

also i would like the overlock to work at the set speed even after soft resets. Is this possible?
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] meschle:
Yes you can 2 simple methods here

1. Using omapclockplus - see here http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=56057

2. Use batterystatus plugin - displays Mhz on today screen and has omap functions inc device wakeup overclocking see here http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=55782

You could also use smartskey or notification queue method but above methods use easy install cabs.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] gianvi:
Just tried - I agree, there is no big difference in battery life - similar autonomy than factory settings when running at 240 MHz...
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] hercule18:
Hi,

I really don't recommand to overclock the prophet over 240mhz.

I overclocked my first prophet @252mhz.

I had no crash problem with this overclocking, but it burned the bluetooth chipset. :cry:

Now i have a new one and have a permanent overclock @216mhz, and sometimes i overclock it @240mhz, but usually it' only to do some tests!

The 216mhz is more than enough to do what i want.

Bye

Herc. 8)
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uhwarrior6608:
Hello everyone. Hoping someone has experience with this, as I am very unfamiliar with the whole process of rooting on Sony. I rooted my unlocked C6903 using the NUT method. First, flashed the dualrecovery and then downloaded C6903_14.2.A.0.681.flashable.zip which I put on the SD card and downloaded C6903_14.3.A.0.681 off of NUT's file repository. Flashed the zip file and used Flashtool to flash the ftf file.

Prior to this, I was able to get LTE options on the phone (both AT&T and T-Mobile). Now, the phone does not have the options for LTE and the status of the phone is allowing it to pickup H or H+.

Any recommendations on fixing this?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] augie7107:
Flashing firmware shouldn't affect your ability to get LTE service. However, status bar icons will change and lead to confusion. Download a speed test app and see if your data speeds mimic preflash levels.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uhwarrior6608:
Speed tests and network status both indicate nothing more than HSPA+ speeds (AT&T SIM showing at the most 6 up and 3 down).
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] augie7107:
Did you go into service menu and check network mode?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrMurphysLaw:
check your apn's
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paullu:
c6903 only can use lte network on tmobile,not att

c6906 can work both lte network
[Sony Xperia M] raditzava:
Only for Xperia M Single

Note : You must UBL, CWM, root and deodex Full
[Sony Xperia M] yogesh448:
could you please tell us, how to install this?
[Sony Xperia M] gamer649:
In the main post is says you need to be rooted, have CWM and be deodexed fully.

1) Deodex your ROM, there's a guide in this section to help with this. I also did a guide in that thread for if you have a locked bootloader.

2) You can either use the method above and flash through CWM or you could use adb shell.

Method to install through adb (assuming you're on windows and adb is an environment variable).

1) Download the file from the OP and then extract the file 'services.jar' from the .zip file.

3) Copy the file to the root of your SD Card, basically so when it is on the phone the directory listing is /sdcard1/services.jar

4) Connect your device to the computer with USB debugging enabled.

5) Open up command prompt and then run the following code individually and line by line:

adb shell
su
stop
mount -o rw,remount /system
cp /sdcard1/services.jar /system/framework/
mount -o ro,remount /system
reboot

This will now have your replaced services.jar on your device and installed superuser mod for you. You will notice that when you reboot your phone it will say android is upgrading, this is normal.
[Sony Xperia M] iks8:
On 4.2 it was enough to just copy this file manually via root explorer and reboot phone. Anybody tested that on 4.3?

Wysłane z mojego GT-P3110 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Sony Xperia M] gamer649:
It works like that, sort of. It made my phone hang for about 5 mins and then bootloop until I did a battery pull.
[Sony Xperia M] yogesh448:
I have already Deodex my rom, then i directly flashed OP file via CWM.

it upgaraded successfully and on first boot upgradng andoroid also comes

but im not it installed successfully or not?

is it any way to check?
[Sony Xperia M] gamer649:
Install one of the downloadable themes and then apply it. It should change the bottom bar (the ones I use do anyway).
[Sony Xperia M] iks8:
But it's superuser mod, not theme runtime mod xD
[Sony Xperia M] gamer649:
I don't know, until I installed the superuser mod themes wouldn't change anything but the lockscreen picture, background picture and the accent colour.

You could also try installing a mod what requires the superuser mod to be installed (like the z2 system UI by Rizal Lovins).
[Sony Xperia M] raditzava:
This not superuser mod for theme, maybe you need theme fixer for m 4.3 bro
[Sprint LG Optimus G] bowhunt2005:
Has anyone switched to the framily plan yet? It seems like its just a tactic to get people to give up unlimited data. Whats your opinions.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] HdMsTrTeCh:
Last time I was in the Sprint Store (Dec last year) I was flat out told to keep my unlimited re-up every 2yrs plan. They said I had better options. This may have been before the Family but how much data do you share and if everybody has LTE seems like data would go pretty quick
[Sprint LG Optimus G] Kippui:
You don't share any individual data for everyone.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] Swav3y:
Don't you only get 1gb of data on the new family plan?
[Sprint LG Optimus G] sharkboy0901:
My family saved 100 bucks and I have 3 gigs of data which I never went over even when I had unlimited data
[Sprint LG Optimus G] PartimusPrime:
How many lines you have on the plan bro?
[Sprint LG Optimus G] JESUSARIUS REX:
I used 2.5 gbs in the past 3.5 days. And thats lower than my average. I'd be screwed if i lost unlimited lol.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] Swav3y:
Im with you there lol
[Sprint LG Optimus G] sharkboy0901:
6
[Sprint LG Optimus G] Greatness83:
You don't lose unlimited data. You keep it or you can switch to 1GB for free. Those were the options I got when I switched to the Note 3

Sent from my SM-N900P
[Sprint LG Optimus G] mekakeisei:
Yeah, I switched to it last week, it was only logical since I'm home 99% of the time hehe, didnt need all the extra data/charges
[Sprint LG Optimus G] drancid:
Is framily plan still worth eventho they don't offer us special device price for 2-year upgrade?
[Sprint LG Optimus G] likwidkool:
I've been wondering about these new plans. There's some plan where you pay off your phone but doesn't seem you get any break on the plan. Then there's an unlimited everything where the plan is 50 and data 30 but you only get a corporate discount on the plan so I'd pay more. I'm on the 450 minutes talk and unlimited text and data plan right now but I'm weighing up my options. If I switch to smart pay I can upgrade now or just wait till my normal upgrade in November. The M8 looks so good though! lol