yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolPyr0:
u can flash rom easly

what is ur device code N900 or N9005 ???

search for ur software file and upgrade it easly do not worry
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] radicalisto:
FYI - Demo units are different to a normal working device. It is NOT just a case of "search for ur software file and upgrade it easly do not worry"
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nsnobel2:
I think Coolpro considering it a normal unit, however thanks for your support , I hope developers get its solution soon :o
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] cobyman7035:
any good simple one? with big icons and text/logo so i can see the current day temperature of my local city? thanks must work with null v23 rom

i don't have the samsung stock weather widget working

must be a small app file size too, i haven weather and android notification widget and thats around 3.5megs
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Boeffiej:
I use go weather products and has an great interface and widgets
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] fOmey:
Best bet would be getting the stock samsung weather working.. You wont require a internet connection on your gear by doing it this way..

Accuweather....apk & WeatherDaemon.apk are needed on your phone for Samsung weather to work. Refer HERE for more info.

You can then use samsungs stock weather widget for custom text widgets, this is more a advanced user method tho.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] lazer9:
The thing that annoys me about Samsung's stock accuweather which the gear seems dependent on unless you tether it to the internet is that it requires you to be outside with GPS on for any updates to show as far as weather, temperature, ect... At least that's what I determined on my setup and I looked everywhere in the widget's settings ect... on the phone for a way to change that and can't. :p
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] coolguybob@gmail.com:
Need Help locating app

Can anyone tell me what this app/widget/lockscreen is? This is a screenshot from a youtube video, but its exactly what i'm looking for. bit.ly/2FQsXbf
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] geekserver:
nooblet here ...I did a search but did not find a comprehensize guide to telling me all of the types of email options I have So I Was hoping some one would be so kind enough to explain to this me.

Xpress mail from cingular ...umm you just add in all your email accounts to it and it send it out ?

Direct Push ( new from Microsoft ...have to have exchange server up)

Data ( some reason I like this ... I have the unlimited media works package and I get unlimited data ...so I have my email IMAP'ed and set to check ever 10 minutes) it uses data connection ..but I have unlimited so I dont care...

I really dont see why people would want the direct push as apposed to the data ...any way some one can explain all the options a person has with some pro's and cons of each ?

Thanks
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Dr Puttingham:
Data is just a data plan that you purchase for Cingula, similar to purchasing minutes for your voice calls. It has nothing to do with email. Without the unlimited data plan though you'd get hit with a whopping big bill.

IMAP4 is an email protocol that leaves a copy of your messages on your server and downloads the headers, making it faster than POP3 and easier to manage IMO.

Direct Push requires an Exchange 2003 or later server and is what makes this device a true Crackberry Killer. IMAP4 and POP3 are polling email clients that one configures to check their mailbox on a periodic basis. Direct Push enables our emails to be pushed out to the device whenever the server receives a new email. In addition our Calendar, Tasks and of course Contacts are also synced in realtime.

Hope I was of some help.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] mlts22:
Direct Push is great for people who are running Exchange, as new messages are queued up and copied over to your device automatically, as opposed to POP3 or IMAP where your device polls the mail server periodically for new E-mail.

Its whatever you prefer... direct push is mainly intended for companies who want to ensure employees get internal E-mail. Also, with the Microsoft Messaging and Security Feature Pack which comes on some new Windows Mobile 5 devices, companies can push out policies to the devices, for example requiring a password of x character length, 15 min timeout, hard reset device if wrong password typed in more than x amount of times, and other items, which makes IT and auditors able to sleep at night.

I personally use POP3 over SSL. It doesn't "guarentee" that E-mail winds up on the phone, but since I'm not doing anything business-critical, that is OK for my needs. Your needs/wants may be different, though. If you absolutely have to have mail on your phone due to clients and mission critical information, you might see about an Exchange hosted provider.

Pros of Direct push: Syncing of contact info (like the above poster stated), "Guarenteed" E-mail on your phone, security policies enforced, ability to remotely wipe your device should it get lost or stolen (assuming the thief hasn't yanked your SIM card and swapped his in.)

Cons of Direct Push: Need Exchange Server 2003 SP2 to access the features of it, so you need to run Exchange on a machine that is on the Internet, or use an Exchange hosted provider. HP offers this service for around $15-$20 a month.

Pros of POP3/IMAP: Internet standards, straightforward.

Cons of POP3/IMAP: Insecure unless your ISP allows for the use of SSL, no "guarentee" that E-mail winds up onto your phone.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] geekserver:
wow cool

so I guess for me I will stick to my data plan. I just wish Cingular had a faster data serivce and better coverage .

THANKS a bunch !
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] difensore:
Cingular is actually rolling out 3G service and they claim it will fully be implemented by the end of the year (hopefully!)

I've been using the Push Mail function since it was released ... which is really a good alternative to a CrackBerry though it still need more development say at least 2 more years before if could be considered a real competition to the CrackBerry. ... (i hate these ugly so called devices - blackberry)

you can actually get an exchange service for 10 bucks a month for a mailbox which isn't bad. The advantage of getting an exchange mailbox is the just mere fact you can have a "synchronized" mailbox on your mail application (on your laptop or desktop ... even on a Mac which i have set up), on the webmail and obviously on your pocket pc. i like the functionality of using this over POP because the synchronization is real time and there is not dependancy on locally sync-ing your device on your laptop/desktop just to update your contacts and your calendar.

POP3 doesn't give you that synchronization and if you like to have ALL FOLDERs synchronized ... getting the 10 Bucks a month exchange service is well worth it.

Obviously push mail services are designed for the business user and powerusers ....if you don't need this then don't even think the higher end pocket pc's available ....

US Carriers are so slow on selling higher end PDAs and phones ... the selections on T-Mobile and Cingular suck ... how can you accept that they just released their versions of the HTC Wizard while several flavors of the HTC Hermes are now available ... Cingular and T-Mobile USA should also think about adding BlackBerry Connect on their devices just like everybody else in the non-american world ....
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] uta8111:
Note that IMAP can also be used (in most cases) in a "Push" form. The "IMAP IDLE" function establishes a connection and waits for new messages to arrive, at which time they are immediately announced to the device. Extremely handy when properly implemented. You need a compatible client, of course. Apparently the latest test builds of FlexMail will handle this, though I have not tried them yet.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] ssaibal:
Our company is paying Cingular $5 per month per user for the Push Mail service over and above the unlimited data plan. We have been told not to use it while roaming (even in Canada) as it will cost us a fortune. But, the push mail seems to be very robust and per IT, it was very easy to setup and ofcourse the phone needs to be upgraded to the latest ROM available on the cingular site.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] difensore:
Cingular's charging for Push Mail? ... That would only happen if Cingular is also maintaining your exchange server. If you have your own Exchange server it should be fine.

I've never paid above my unlimited internet access feature.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] jschaff:
How come no one has mentioned mail2web.com Live. This is exchange push email that is free. You just forward your email to their server and set your mail settings in Active Sync from the mail2web site.

I have been using it for six weeks and it is great. Sometimes I get the email before I can get it on outlook.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] difensore:
mail2web.com looks good but i just talked to them and if you have your personal domain name (like i do), it would cost you the same price as the other exchange services out there ... the free version and the personal exchange options do not support personal domains.

sorry i'm a geek through and through ... he he he

C
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] kartik.kayz:
Is there any way to turn on the data roaming on gsm connection. I have unlocked htc m7_spr.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] pm.mohanani@gmail.com:
If u receive the same please do let me know...

Thank you,
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] kartik.kayz:
Yes i am facing problem
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] tivanh78:
Upon further reading, i think i may need t change my cid to the corresponding ruu i want, and possibly flash the appropriate hboot. Then proceed to use the ruu exe or put the zip on the phone and flash with twrp?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EmGray:
Hello everyone,

I'm from the UK but I'm currently on vacation in Sri-Lanka and last night I came across a shop selling Note 3's for £100. I held one in my hand and at least exterior wise it seems genuine. On the shelf it was written 'Vietnam version 2'.

At the time I was thinking that it was a scam / stolen merchandise (either a phone switch or a just a shell with no internals) but there are also adverts for similarly priced phones (not just note 3) in the paper as well as online classifieds.

I'm thinking of going back in a couple of days and ask to turn it on and run some benchmarks or something.

Anyone here know what's going on?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] radicalisto:
Potentially fake, stolen or maybe they've just got lucky.. run the usual tests if they allow you to turn one on.. check download mode, recovery and sensors etc
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EmGray:
I was thinking of running CPU-Z but have you got any recommendations on apps I could run, I don't think they will allow me to handle the phone for more than a couple of minutes so they should be pretty quick (I did ask if they would let me turn it on and the guy did say it would be ok) .

Entering download mode is just removing the battery then volume down, home and power then a battery pull to cancel right?

Recovery mode is the same as download but with volume up as the first button and from there I can just reboot?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Killberty:
Download hold power and vol-

Recovery hold power and vol+

No matter if phone is on or off
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] celderic:
If it is genuine, dial *#0*#

Sent from my SM-N9005
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xclub_101:
That is probably a fake (and not a good one after the price).

There is an entire thread for that, please read that one first:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2574886
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EmGray:
Apologies, please feel free to lock or delete this thread.
[Nexus Q General] eddib:
Hi,

I recently installed Cyanogenmod 10 on my Q.

The install process was quite smooth. (see the Q developer forums for tutorials)

I chose the ROM with the amp support as I have two nice Bose speakers collecting dust.

Well no longer. The Q is now my main music device in my living room.

First, I was very excited about the Cheapcast app (quite a bit of stir about that here on the forums).

I could easily cast my music from my phone or tablet via Google Music. Worked fine, for a while.

Cheapcast, however, is nog very stable for streaming music. Hiccups, slow, connection loss.... I had to reboot the Q a lot.

I then tried Bubble UPnP (installed on Q, some minor config) combined with Cast To UPnP/DLNA for GMusic installed on your phone or tablet. This setup rocks and has been serving me music for the past couple of weeks.

You can try these apps for free, but there are time limits per session. Buying is well worth it.

I still preferred the original Q with the social streaming thing. But my current setup comes close: it's stable and easy. Somewhat slow in responding to actions like skip track, but it'll do.

If you have 5$ to spend on apps, give this a go. You won't be sorry.
[Nexus Q General] coolacid217:
Can you post the configuration for BubbleUPnP? I can't get the cast gmusic app to see my bubbleUPnP renderer. :(
[Nexus Q General] eddib:
Some settings

Hi there, here's a few settings. I don't remember which ones are default and which ones I changed:

Local renderer

- enable

- allow remote control

Local media server

- enable

- advertise on lan

- allow remote clients: all clients

Cloud content

- google music: enable

- select account: none

Control:

- kill on inactivity: never

- start on boot

- volume keys

- media keys

- lockscreen controls

I do remember having to reboot te Q to make certain settings stick.

Hope this helps, regards,

eddib
[Nexus Q General] coolacid217:
Thank you! That did the trick. :)
[Nexus Q General] eddib:
Now also from the browser

You can now also cast directly from your Chrome browser with the Google Cast extension.

My Q started showing up recently.
[Nexus Q General] Scuba Jeremy:
I just wanted to pop in and thank you for this thread! I bought a Q from eBay a couple months back, and after setting up CM10, BubbleUPnP was the next thing I installed. It works great! While there have been changes with the most recent Google Play Music that prevents some capabilities, everything else works flawlessly. BubbleUPnP really does make the Q a serious streaming device again. Cheers!
[Nexus Q General] eddib:
Google being Google

Yep, Google seems to have locked down some functionality. You can still cast, but the receiving end has been secured with encrypted keys.

Cheapcast no longer works. I guess they want money for licenses.

Nor does casting to BubbleUPnP on your Q from the Google Music App (with Cast To UPnP/DLNA for GMusic; the app's gone from the App store btw).

I now cast music via the BubbleUPnP app to the Q, so not really using the Google Cast protocol, but the actual UPnP.

The interface for browsing music on you phone via BubbleUPnP is far from perfect, but it still gets the job done.

To use this, you need to add your Google Music library in BubbleUPnP.

If anyone finds another way to keep using the Google Music app to control the casting to the Q with BubbleUPnP, please let us know here.

I think it might be possible to use the Google Music App as a controller for BubbleUPnP, not sure though.
[Nexus Q General] eddib:
Hey guys,

just a quick message to let you know that the BubbleUpnp app has gotten some great updates recently and is now much cleaner and more responsive.

Also I found that CM 10.2 (from here in the forums) works best for this setup. It allows for the Q to run without screen or mouse attached, with BubbleUpnp running in the background. Other CM versions I've tested all needed the BubbleUpnp app to run in the foreground (thus needing screen and mouse).

I made a quick write-up for installation and added all files to my Google Drive, get it here

If this can be done with free apps, please reply here.

... now I need to find how to get the LED rings to do something
[Nexus Q General] dts924s:
Does BubbleUpnp automatically load when the Q boots up? Also, if you could get the LED ring working again, you would be the hero of this sub forum
[Nexus Q General] eddib:
Yes, you can configure the upnp app to start on boot.

For the led, there is an interesting thread here somewhere that discusses getting led functionality back. It should be possible to make this into an app.

i just got started learning Android dev, so for now, this is a bit out of my league.
[Nexus Q General] dts924s:
Is there some setting in BubbleUPNP I'm missing? I still don't see the Nexus Q when I try to cast Google Play Music.
[Moto X Q&A] The Tallest:
I've got a Moto X Developer Edition with an unlocked boot loader and running TWRP 2.6.3. I see there is now a 2.7.0 and I'm curious, does the latest version of TWRP work on the Moto X? I don't want to flash the update if it's not going to work. Thanks.

Edit: I see there is a 2.7.0.4 actually.
[Moto X Q&A] bigv5150:
2.7 works fine I tried 2.7.0.4 and it didn't work.
[Moto X Q&A] The Tallest:
Thanks. That's all I needed to know.
[Moto X Q&A] The Tallest:
One more question, do you happen to have a copy of it? It doesn't seem to be on GooManager.

Never mind. Found it in the TWRP Moto thread here. Thanks for the help.
[Moto X Q&A] yankeesfan714:
Hey guys. I have a moto x Dev edition on the way. I've been doing a little reading. So To install recovery all I have to do is get the bootloader unlocked and run the command to install recovery? Is it really that easy?
[Moto X Q&A] dmiramon:
Flashify

I used flashilfy from the play store. It worked perfectly as long as you are unlocked. Hit thanks if I helped.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cgollner.flashify
[Moto X Q&A] yankeesfan714:
What did you use flashify for? To install the twrp recovery?
[Moto X Q&A] dmiramon:
Yes I used flashify to install TWRP recovery 2.7. Just download correct recovery for your phone and use flashify to flash the recovery. If have used it twice for the moto x and it works perfectly.
[Moto X Q&A] The Tallest:
I've never used Flashify before today. So much easier than hooking up to the PC going into fastboot to update TWRP. Took all of five seconds. Thanks.
[Moto X Q&A] stalag:
http androidhosting.org/Devs/Dhacker29/MotoX/ you can download twrp 2.7.0.0 for moto x. Installing it is easy, all you need are the motorola phone drivers, the android sdk and motorola fastboot. You need to unlock your boot loader of course first. You can probably flash from an app after unlocking the bootloader, but you will need to be rooted for it to work. If you never used fastboot before there are lots of tutorials, but just use the motorola one.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Jon.Sch:
Hello dudes, I currently use the MIUI V4 ICS 3.22 rom on my galaxy mini. Yesterday I have installed an app called greenify. I wanted to use the hole features of the app so I have installed the Xposed Framework. But after the restart my device is stopping rebooting at the bootanimation. With the deactivation zip on my sd card I could uninstall the framework. How can I bring the framework to work?

Thanks in advance! :o
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ast00:
Xposed is not compatible with any MIUI ROM and it will never ever be. At least not fully.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] biso46:
Your phone boots on recovery?

Don'T ForgeT TO PresS ThankS ;)

Sent from my device GT-S5570I in my own words ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Jon.Sch:
Yes it does! Too bad that Xposed isn't compatible with MIUI.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] antanisv:
Yeah xposed framework does not work on miui roms..... You will get boot loops..... I also tried once.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] biso46:
If you have made nanroid backup wipe factory data / partition then format /system /data / cache and restore your backup or flash any rom.

Don'T ForgeT TO PresS ThankS ;)

Sent from my device GT-S5570I in my own words ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] TARUN SIDHARTH:
Dude!

Should have read the installation instructions beforehand

The Xposed framework is not compatible with miui

Now the only way out, according to me, is by restoring the file system through a nandroid backup.

I'm sorry but no one can help you in any other way.

Not being rude but dude read the whole post before installing anything in your phone.

Other than that I should however tell you that greenery without xposed also works great. Believe me I have used it and still use it.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] crullick:
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before you re-flash the whole rom, check if there's an uninstall recovery zip (it should be on your sd)

[MENTION=5270015]TARUN SIDHARTH[/MENTION] is "greenery" a different app or you simply use greenify without xposed?!? is it possible to greenify system apps (with a donate version of course)?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] TARUN SIDHARTH:
Greenery is a standalone app which works great and does exactly what it offers. The xposed framework just empowers it a bit more and makes it a bit more efficient. But even then Its not necessary that you have to install xposed framework for it to work its magic.

And yes to answer your other question you can greenify system apps with it although that's only available in the donate version.

He sure however that you are careful doing that since greenifying the wrong stood can make your system unstable or cause other problems that may interfere in is optimum functioning.

Cheers

Tarun

Please press thanks if I helped. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] startracker:
Use this it will work

http://www.mediafire.com/?7tak4k26d3kssh4
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] crullick:
amazing! think i tried almost every possible auto-start blocking app (autostarts, auto-this-and-that, various managers) and none have had a lot of success with the stuff i wish to block (possibly without total disabling and/or freezing (with TiB)

my google magic failed and all i could find was gardening and themeing apps :o

can you please provide us with the link or pm me some other details ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] TARUN SIDHARTH:
Details details... Lemme see what more there is to know

Oh yeah umm.. Most of the startup managers for Android are full of crap... The play store ones atleast coz the Google developers policy doesn't allow such apps which actually work really well in this context... Still don't know how they decide that though. Well whatever if you had xposed then it could have been possible. But even then install gsam battery monitor and note the apps which consume the most system resources. Greenify them if you wish to and then they'll open/consume system resources only when they are active ie you are using them in real time.

That's all I guess

Cheers

Tarun

Please press thanks button if I helped. :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Themes and Apps] iAndroidTH:
Anyone have it or can port it for me ? I use S5 bootanimation in S4 forum but it looks strange (Because of the screen resolution).

Please help me , Thanks

Sorry for bad English , I'm Thai.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Themes and Apps] lightlance7:
Try this http://www.mediafire.com/?to9jkypw8iw1kq3
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Themes and Apps] iAndroidTH:
It works but it looks strange because of screen resolution ( I think ) . I attach Picture. Pls look Thanks.

P.S. I use this file in S4 (stock 4.4.2) and it works great but my Note 10.1 is stock 4.3 .
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Themes and Apps] c_est_la_vie:
I've had this problem too, still searching for a solution but I'll post it here when I find one.

Anyone else have any luck with this?
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] ncool15:
Greetings,

I have a Samsung I9250 with stock 4.2.2 firmware. So yesterday my phone started to have Software Update popup and i proceeded with updating the phone. So the installation went on well until it reboots where it got stucked in bootloop. I tried to boot into recovery and Wipe Data. However when i tried to Wipe Cache it just shows the icon below and reboots into bootloop again. Tried to flash a stock firmware via Odin and everything went on well but the bootloop is still there.

Hope you guys can help me. Sorry for my English.