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[Moto X General] alex94kumar:
If this new Moto X is enticing enough, I'm actually thinking about selling my Dev edition and upgrading. However, this new X will have to seriously wow me, in terms of looks, specs, and price. Has to be all 3 of those, not just 1 or 2.
[Moto X General] 640k:
one thing that the X "failed" at was competing in the "more is everything" spec war. which is entirely unfortunate given this is easily the best android device i've owned since the original DROID. with that said, i don't want Moto to give in to the spec war. previous articles have mentioned that whatever the X successor will be, it will be a "premium" model.

so far for the X+1, i've seen reports of a 6" screen, which is absolutely and completely a horrible idea. if they shrunk the bezel to "nothing" and kept the form factor, then fine, increase the screen. but the form factor is damn near perfect.

and honestly, i wouldn't care if they kept the most of the same internals, but more RAM, extra storage and wireless charging top my list as things that are a must with the new device. or if they're going to skip wireless charge, a bigger battery.
[Moto X General] Jamolah:
What to keep:

Active notifications

Touchless control

I don't mind the 720p resolution

Great better life (before 4.4.2)

What to add:

Wireless charging

4.8" to 5" screen but similar form factor.

Bigger battery

Better camera

Better picture/video gallery
[Moto X General] akellar:
AKA Droid Maxx
[Moto X General] Bill H.:
Camera of course--13 mpix at least, but more importantly, some additional settings options, such as shutter speed. Better color balance too.

Go to 32 gB standard, with possible microSD support. Water/dust proofing also a plus; it's a functional feature that doesn't necessarily give in to the spec wars that the X eschewed in the first place.

Screen size increase? Meh. Right now I can work the phone with one hand/thumb. If it gets bigger, then not so much. If they can do something with bezel size and screen real estate with the current body size, then fine.

Screen resolution? If your eyes can't tell the difference, much greater resolution only draws more battery power. As does going quadcore--remember, Moto's own research supposedly showed that even their quadcore competitors' phones didn't use more than two cores at any time.

If they keep to close the current size, then battery capacity isn't likely to grow much, so retaining efficiency is paramount.

Nor do I care about front facing speakers, ala HTC. I don't listen to much music with phone speakers, and the quality is fine for interacting with the phone's TTV engine.

Finally, I am still a skeptic about wireless charging, if only because of the probability that it can heat the battery excessively, killing overall longevity.

Unlike wood, leather backs are not my thing--what's next, chinchilla? :D
[Moto X General] eeshlikhith:
I think the X+1 is not the 2014 X. Maybe it meants 4.7+1 = 5.7in phablet? maybe they have another name for the X?
[Moto X General] cartmenicus:
If they don't change the name it may or may not just be 2014 moto x like the n7 but I doubt it.... Hopefully its not moto x+1 cause that's the stupidest name I've ever heard of
[Moto X General] eeshlikhith:
The leak picture actually sayS +X1. JPNo idea why everyone's stuck to +1
[Moto X General] motoxone:
I would be persuaded to upgrade if they added:

Wireless charging

Bigger capacity battery

Better camera

Upgraded specs

Even more waterproofing

I'm hoping they don't change the size or form-factor as it's perfect for me. I don't really care about a leather back as I love the woven back.
[Moto X General] -iD:
Front facing speakers would be ideal; firing your audio away from you on the back of your phone is retarded for watching video.

tap'd on my Moto X
[Moto X General] x2h:
give me a SD card slot and I am golden. :)
[Moto X General] AndreaCristiano:
honestly they are becoming extinct and the desire for them wont make that change manufactures want you to buy up for memory why would they want you to buy the cheapest model and allow you to upgrade the memory outside their pockets?
[Moto X General] Rattles:
all i know is if they make the phone larger, i am going to have to look for a different phone or stay with this one till it dies. i have had the One, S4, Nexus 5 and pretty much any high end device in recent years and one of the main reason i love my X is due to its size.
[Moto X General] freeintruth:
Just wireless charging for me and maintain the current price :)
[Moto X General] Snaipersky:
Please let it be free of the retarded 4.4.2 "destroyer" bootloader. Burning out a fuse in the processor deliberately, and preventing ever going to 4.4/- was asinine. I might just ship mine back since I discovered what the third OTA did to my phone. Deliberately damaging a customer's paid property - who thought this was acceptable?
[Moto X General] T-Keith:
What?
[Moto X General] Snaipersky:
The 3rd OTA changes the bootloader, blows a fuse in the ARM Architecture, and makes it impossible to go to anything other than android 4.4.2 or above. No RSD, no flashing back. Not even for Dev Editions.
[Moto X General] T-Keith:
Did a quick Google search and found nothing about this. Where did you learn about this "fuse"?
[Moto X General] Snaipersky:
Its a feature of qualcomm processors. http://blog.azimuthsecurity.com/2013/04/unlocking-motorola-bootloader.html explains how these work. Blow fuse, deny anything not android and not android 4.4.2 or greater. Some helpful soul here on XDA captured the destructive OTA (which has also apparently bricked a few devices), and removed the threat of the bootloader/ qfuse component. I wish I had waited ~ 2 weeks to get it.
[Moto X General] cartmenicus:
looks to me like that explains how to exploit the bootloader....:silly:
[Moto X General] Snaipersky:
It does. It shows how the fuse system forcibly increments acceptable partitions (his case was how to set the bootloader lock to 3). If the fuse is blown, it prevents use of the original bootloader, locking us to one that only accepts android of 4.4.2 or higher. If the 4.4.3 update includes a bootloader without such a restriction, we would be free of this restriction. We could probably make one ourselves, but it would likely prevent an official update from working.
[Moto X General] :
It is a how to hack the boot loader article. Not sure what you're taking away from it...but it seems completely unrelated to the 4.4.2 boot loader. As it was written a year ago, long before 4.4.2.

Its not even about the moto x.

And if this guy can unlock locked boot loaders, and even outlines how....why are there moto x's still locked. ;)

Anyway..... ;)

Sent from my N5, N7, Moto X, G Tab 3 or S2.....
[Moto X General] Jamolah:
We don't get that phone in Canada :(
[Moto X General] alexferdean:
I just checked for the openssl bug heartbleed and my device is affected. Does anyone know what this means?

Sent from my Moto X
[Moto X General] cartmenicus:
How did you check that? And heartbleeds nasty but I don't anything will happen to you.
[Moto X General] alexferdean:
With this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lookout.heartbleeddetector

I guess all android phones are affected?

My wife's S3 also is.

Sent from my Moto X
[Moto X General] Funkym0nkey:
Far from extinct. They are alive and kicking. In fact we are seeing other OEMS going back to microsd card support after seeing Samsung's success. Htc did it. Sony still doing it. Oppo went back to SD cards, Oneplus is doing it. Unless I see 64gb standard option, I really would love SD card support.

From my Moto X, in your face!
[Moto X General] AndreaCristiano:
possible but i doubt this trend will continue but hey who knows
[Moto X General] AndreaCristiano:
I dont know if i believe those apps google said all android versions after 4.1.1 are not vulnerable to the heartbleed
[Moto X General] cartmenicus:
I think its still vulnerable just not affected I think if that makes sense haha the app told me that my version is an affected SSL but no hheartbleed behaviour so I guess 4.4 is vulnerable but can't be targeted
[Moto X General] :
Viruses on phones are fixed quick....just reflash. ;)

I wouldn't be concerned.

Sent from my N5, N7, Moto X, G Tab 3 or S2.....
[Moto X General] kenrw7:
I've just installed and ran the app and result was

The version of openssl on your device is affected by heartbleed bug (1.0.1e)

but the vulnerable behaviour is not enabled

Everything is ok

Ken
[Moto X General] trentonmc24:
Now that the manufacturers realize that most users don't seem to give a crap about how big they build their phones, there probably will be more SD card support in the future.
[Moto X General] cartmenicus:
I hate limiting my self for music **** I have 6gb of music on my phone right now has to be mp3 I can't enjoy flac because of the damn storage capabilities. Idk why a microsd wouldn't be added in very small space yet alot of people use them. I don't wanna be streaming mucus that costs me money I want it stored locally
[Moto X General] trentonmc24:
I wonder if they could do away with internal storage altogether to save space and just have a SD card instead. Probably not, due to the Android OS, but it'd be great if they could.
[Moto X General] cartmenicus:
You can have internal for apps and SD for everything extra:)
[Moto X General] Funkym0nkey:
HAs nothing to do with the size. HTC One was a big phone. Really really big phone for 4.7 inch screen size. It did not have SD Card.

One M8 has. People want it. There is still no substitute for Cheap expandable storage other than SD Card.

I would rather have a SD Card slot than manufacturers fitting cheap low quality emmc in the phone that starts to die in a year at times. Either we need to see 64GB high quality eMMC 5 in all future flagship smartphones or make it 32GB high quality emmc 5.x with SD card support. I am rather confident Moto engineers can fit MicroSD card slot in current Moto X frame is they wanted to or planned to.

16GB flagship phones need to die sudden and quick death. Put them out of their misery. They belonged in 2010 not in 2014.

With Modern smartphones shooting 4K UHD videos and having big 16MP camera sensors, it is not unreasonable to demand a MicroSD card slot. The only think I hated doing when moving to Moto X is carefully select what music I want on the phone. my personal random shuffle play set is around 24-25GB. I really dont like cutting it short. I am doing it with Moto X simply because rest of the phone is that Good. But I want bigger storage. 16 is not enough. 32 is not enough. Give me SD card or give me 64GB standard.
[Moto X General] trentonmc24:
It has alot to do with size, but also manufacturing cost. If you notice the M8 is almost a full cm taller, and 2 mm wider, and even a fraction of a mm thicker than the M7. Take a M7 apart and see just how much room is left for a sd card, sure they may of been able to cram it in there, but what would they be sacrificing to do so? And at what cost?
[Moto X General] Restola:
Carrying all your music with you belongs in 2010 too ;)

I get your point that bigger storage should be standard, especially with the video recording, and I get the fact that no everyone has wifi at home and/or work, but you are also a dying breed carrying 20gb of music around all the time.
[Moto X General] AndreaCristiano:
I personally think its in the way out because more and more features are going cloud storage eventually it will all be cloud
[Moto X General] Gov.Robbed:
True that
[Moto X General] Funkym0nkey:
Not at all. Streaming is out of question. We don't yet have high capped 4g data here. Neither do we have plenty of free Wi-Fi hotspots. Local content is the only way in this part of the world.

Most streaming services are not even available here.

If you want nice mix, only option is carrying large library.

At home I rarely touch local content. Xiia/ tune in ftw. But outside, in car, during business trips I have to carry my music with me.

From my Moto X, in your face!
[Moto X General] cartmenicus:
I care about my sound quality a lot too. Not neccesaryly an audiophile but streaming music and paying more money for unlimited data isn't my thing when its a tiny ass slit a manufacturer can cut in the sides. O juts make the standard 32gb
[Moto X General] ar31791:
You obviously know nothing about electronics design. Today it's all about how much you can cram into a small package. The size of a micro SD slot on a circuit board is HUGE and takes up a ton of real estate. It's much more than just a tiny slit on the side of the phone.

I do understand the frustration of those who do not live in areas with 4g and no WiFi available that want to stream music.
[Moto X General] trentonmc24:
Exactly. Space for components is everything these days. I do wish the manufacturers would start having a 64 gb option, 32 should be standard. It seems like we've been stuck on the 16/32 option since like 2010 with no improvements in the memory department. I don't care if its a sd card or internal, phones these days should have 32 gb as a given.
[Moto X General] cartmenicus:
Yeah I don't know much about the insides never really thought it was to big but I guess when you say it takes up a portion of the board I understand that.
[Moto X General] hovax615@hotmail.com:
A little update on the leather backs http://www.androidauthority.com/moto-x-plus-1-custom-back-panel-leather-wood-rumor-368162/
[Moto X General] sasoq:
Moto x +1 without google is a deal breaker. Too bad, the phone had potential..
[Moto X General] eeshlikhith:
Motorola mentioned there was no Google influence over the phone. Not much at least. Right now, the only thing I can say is Google already set Motorola's path (if it had any influence) and I believe motorola will continue tofollow the same path so there is nothing nothing to worry. As far as lenovo is concerned, lenovo mentioned if Motorola's products continue to amaze the people like they are doing, they won't make any changes and further support it. Lenovo will help motorola expand globally with their distribution channels(which was what motorola mentioned it had trouble with in the beginning).
[Moto X General] :
Yep, this whole "without Google I won't buy it" thing that a lot of people seem to be stuck on is ridiculous. Google didn't run Motorola before, they just owned them. Additionally, any phone should stand on its own merits - if the phone is good, has good software, good hardware, good features, why does it matter if Google-owned Motorola made it or Lenovo-owned Motorola made it... or Asus/LG/HTC/Samsung made it?
[Moto X General] gammite:
what concerns me about the lenovo acquisition is that you also have senior leadership saying screw that and jumping ship. one of them even said that they don't want to work for lenovo. that is concerning.

Motorola’s UK boss quits after being given '30-minute notice of Lenovo sale

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/apr/15/motorola-uk-boss-sale-lenovo
[Moto X General] AndreaCristiano:
totally agree!
[Moto X General] Funkym0nkey:
That is inevitable after any big acquisition. Specially split acquisition like Motorola's. The new notorious is significantly smaller that Motorola under Google. But at the same time they have only 2 things to focus on now. Mobile handsets and wearables.

Remember these are the same people who failed to left Motorola out of the ditch. So them going under new leadership is blur shocking.

No matter what people like to say, Google definitely had influence in Motorola. Moto X was not a grand success on USA. But it is doing rather well outside since it's launch in other countries. And Moto G is give success. This winning formula and thinking behind these 2 phones was definitely influenced by Google. But the good thing is, it was simple strategy. Minimal useful changes to stock android where needed and keep everything Google and keep cost down (with moto g and moto x outside USA. Here Moto X is almost $90 cheaper than nexus 5)

I don't see why they cannot repeat the same formula with successor of moto x.

Lenovo has already said they are not going to mess with Motorola brand or operations much. They won't file or by selling Lenovo made phones under new beans name, neither they plan to use lenovo branding on Motorola phones anytime soon.

Google has shown them the path to success. Lenovo can now use their manufacturing and distribution muscle to open new doors in new markets. And most importantly keep good margins and streamline the company.

From my Moto X, in your face!
[Moto X General] AndreaCristiano:
Especially that they have three years of pipeline already set so they can see what works and what doesn't and move forward

MOTO X
[HTC Sensation] BONNIE_62-10:
Dear XDA members,

I was using the revelation ROM Jelly bean 4.1 when I decided to backup my ROM using rom manager. This led the rom to somehow being corrupted. Thus I wiped the ROM and installed Sultans Kitkat ROM. My device S-ON but has an unlocked bootloader. So i formatted and flashed the new rom but when i connected it to my computer to fastboot flash boot the boot.img my device was not being recognized.

This is because my Laptop was upgraded from win 7 to 8.1 via a full clean installation thus deleting my fastboot adb drivers and the sensation drivers.

I have managed to install the adb drivers but whenever i connect the sensation it is not being recognised. Can someone please assist me as the device can't boot without flashing the boot.img.

Thanks!!
[HTC Sensation] ShadowCodeGaming:
Hi,

I had this issue as well. I resolved it by installing this fix: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2917929 . Try that, reboot and see if it works. If not, report back here. Also, try using USB 2.0 instead of 3.0.
[HTC Sensation] BONNIE_62-10:
Apparently the said update is already installed on my computer. I have tried both USB 2.0 and 3.0
[HTC Sensation] rzr86:
change your recovery to 4ext

before flashing the rom enable smartflash from 4ext

only step 2 from here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1631861
[HTC Sensation] BONNIE_62-10:
Is it possible to change the recovery without having access to the phones memory ?

At the moment i can access CWM and bootloader.
[HTC Sensation] rzr86:
what do you mean by phones memory?android OS?
[HTC Sensation] BONNIE_62-10:
The most unbelievable thing just happened. I read the lines you wrote '. If you do not you will still have the boot.img of the ROM you was using before you flashed the New ROM.'

So i reflashed the revelation rom and the phone booted. Its alive!!!!!!!!

How do i install 4ext recovery now ?
[HTC Sensation] rzr86:
where did i write that?:)

i don't remember:o

now if your pc still can't detect your device download 4ext updater(link in my signature)

from that app download and install 4ext recovery

done
[HTC Sensation] BONNIE_62-10:
You quoted T-Macgnolia in your thread. STILL HELPED!:laugh:

This will be my final noob question mate! you have saved me arse.

Can i install the 4ext recovery app while there is a recovery already installed.

Thanks mate

THE SENSATION SHALL LIVE!
[HTC Sensation] rzr86:
it will overwrite cwm recovery

edit: can you give me the link because i can't find that post
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] sameer.n.soni:
Hi everybody. I saw Sir [MENTION=4513035]-CALIBAN666-[/MENTION] S5 thread and got the fonts from there but they weren't flashable.

So I thought of making a CWMR flashable zip of the Roboto font which I and many of us love to have it in our phones.

Instructions

Just flash it via CWMR and don't forget to mount system.

Credits

Sir [MENTION=4513035]-CALIBAN666-[/MENTION]: For the original fonts package.

Sir [MENTION=5418357]mms047[/MENTION] : For the updater script of his Max font.

Me: For making the zip
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] JCVillegas78:
wheres the DL link..??!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] pipijul:
do u have SS?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] sameer.n.soni:
It's similar to any Samsung's 4.0+ smartphone. You may have seen this before.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] pipijul:
I never seen !!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] sameer.n.soni:
Currently I'm a busy with my studies. I'll upload the SS in a while. Is that OK with you?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] pipijul:
its ok
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tommyboy77:
I have windows 7 and trying to put a custom rom back on my htc one because it was acidentally erased including the OS and only boots to an htc logo and goes no farther. I had twrp running just fine on it however now i tried to flash clockwork mod and it just hangs trying to go into recovery and stuck in a boot loop wont even allow me to flash back to twrp.....My main problem that no one can seem to figure out is i can never get adb devices to recognize my phone? am i typing this is the wrong spot? I would like to adb flash my custom rom to get my phone back up and running but cant seem to get it working ...any ideas anyone? My phone is listed as my htc under device manager however im at a stanstill on what to do. thanks for all your help

(bootloader) version-baseband: 1.00.20.1108

(bootloader) version-cpld: None

(bootloader) version-microp: None

(bootloader) version-main:

(bootloader) version-misc: PVT SHIP S-ON

(bootloader) serialno:

(bootloader) imei:

(bootloader) meid: 99000146194387

(bootloader) product: m7_wls

(bootloader) platform: HBOOT-8064

(bootloader) modelid: PN0720000

(bootloader) cidnum: SPCS_001

(bootloader) battery-status: good

(bootloader) battery-voltage: 4230mV

(bootloader) partition-layout: Generic

(bootloader) security: on

(bootloader) build-mode: SHIP

(bootloader) boot-mode: FASTBOOT

(bootloader) commitno-bootloader: dirty-4dab9d12

(bootloader) hbootpreupdate: 11

(bootloader) gencheckpt: 0

all: Done!

finished. total time: 0.044s
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nkk71:
adb only works in:

* custom recovery or

* booted up ROM with USB debugging enabled

fastboot only works in bootloader

you have a Sprint model, have you checked the Sprint forum?

my guess is you flashed something for an m7_u/ul model and that's why you got stuck.

so get a Sprint recovery (

make sure MD5 is correct

), then reflash it:

fastboot flash recovery <name of recovery>.img

fastboot erase cache

fastboot reboot-bootloader

PS: please no double-threading, thanks
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cfclay:
Can you provide a link for the sprint recovery?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Seanie280672:
http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/m7wls
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cfclay:
Thanks! How do you know which one to use?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Seanie280672:
Find the ROM you want to flash, make sure its for your device and read the instructions, it should recommend a version of recovery to use.
[General Questions and Answers] billybully:
Hello, guys.

Let me tell you a little bit about myself: I'm a software and hardware enthusiast. I have lots of experience slimming down operating systems, including iOS, BlackBerry OS, and Windows itself (I'm pretty proud of my knowledge to tell you the truth). However, I don't know squat about programming. I have very little experience with Python, but nothing else.

Not until recently was that I first had an Android smartphone under my property (3 days ago to be accurate), and I've been playing around with it this whole weekend. So far, I've managed to unlock the bootloader and root the phone (a Moto G, by the way) without installing any other ROM. Not bad for my first time, is it? Anyway, now that I know stuff as "simple" as that (took me a whole day to accomplish them), I want to take the next step: installing a ROM.

I downloaded the Android SDK, and I realized it contained a system.img file. I know that image is generic, and you're supposed to custom it according to your needs, but my questions are: if I install the untouched system.img file to my device, is my device going to work? What are the risks of doing that? Would I need to integrate my device's drivers in order for the image to work, or many more things than just integrating drivers? And, most importantly, is that file what you guys call a "pure Android (or AOSP)"?

Thank you very much.