yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G2 Themes and Apps] abhinav.tella:
Nice, but the phone already kills my ears on full volume! (Headphones)
[G2 Themes and Apps] JRJ442:
That app was awesome back in the day. Before Viper4android
[Android Apps and Games] TbirdMan:
So I have been trying to setup my MK808B TV dongle to be controlled by a Wiimote. unfortunately my stick is 4.2 so default won't work. I managed to get USB/BT Joystick Center to detect and link to the wiimote using a USB BT dongle I had, but now i can't seem to map any buttons in USB/BT Joystick Center. I am using a Logitech K400r for navigation. I clock the button i want to map, but no matter what button i press on the wiimote i get no response. any ideas?
[Android Apps and Games] TbirdMan:
ok, some progress, i can get it to map buttons, but as soon as i turn the IR functionality on (I am using a modified Wii IR bar) I get no response, it won't track with the IR bar or a lighter in front of the mote. Why did google have to go and break wii's on android...(rhetorical)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ciscostud:
Can anyone tell me the exact file location where apps get moved to when using this feature?

I moved a few apps from "built in" SD to external SD but cannot find the specific folder where my apps have been moved to.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dimex:
Hey guys,

I've read through all the Nexus 7 dash install threads and I know this has been asked once before but not really answered. I didn't really think about this until today when I said to myself, "**** it's hot" upon entering my truck.

I moved to AZ to attend college. I was in San Diego, CA before so it wasn't really an issue. I installed a Nexus 7 in my dash last year. It's connected by microUSB charge cable to a cigarette lighter adapter that's soldered in. It's connected AUX for audio to a single din JVC unit behind the dash. I touch my phone to NFC to BT to the JVC unit for calling and wifi hotspot to the Nexus 7 for internet.

At first I had tasker sleep the tablet when the ignition was off. Problem was, if I went a period of time without driving (which I do), the battery would get low. Since most of my drives are short, it would never receive enough power to charge it sufficiently and would eventually die. Then I'd have to remove the tablet and charge at home and then reinstall it (annoying).

So I applied the “fastboot oem off-mode-charge 0” mod so the tablet powers on immediately when it receives AC power, and I have Tasker shut it down after a minute of no power. I realize it's probably not healthy for the battery to be charged to 100% always, but I don't care about the battery as I bought the Nexus 7 solely for my truck.

Lot's of writing, but that leads me to this question: Can I remove the Nexus 7 battery completely, and will it boot up as it's connected at the moment because of the “fastboot oem off-mode-charge 0” mod? I'm scared that the battery might explode in the 110F+ AZ summer heat.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blucmal:
Did you end up with a solution to this in same boat with same concern about heat and the battery in the nexus.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dimex:
Hey blucmal,

I ended up buying a quality heatshield for the front windshield of my truck that I put up every time I park. That pretty much got rid of the issue, and it's nowhere near too hot now that the tablet might explode. The old heatshield I was using was definitely ineffective.

I'm still using stock kernel, stock everything pretty much, and have Tasker shut down the tablet 30 seconds after I take the keys out of the ignition. The tablet boots up when I turn the truck on.

This works for me. I suggest investing in a quality heatshield before hacking away at your Nexus 7.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aameghoo:
how do I enter the “fastboot oem off-mode-charge 0” command?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Old Guy:
Just as a step by step for windows users

-Download the android sdk from here http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

-Turn usb debugging on, on the nexus 7 (in settings - developer options. If developer options is not available enter 'about tablet' in settings and tap on the build number 8 times)

-Follow this guide for installing the nexus 7 drivers http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUSRmtexmUo

-Boot device into fastboot mode - hold volume up, volume down and power until the google logo appears

-open <directory sdk was extracted to>sdk/platform-tools in windows explorer

-hold shift and right click on adb.exe and click 'open command window here'

-connect the nexus 7 to the pc

-In the adb command window type "fastboot oem off-mode-charge 0"

-to reverse type "fastboot oem off-mode-charge 1"

-Device should now reboot.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aameghoo:
Thanks! Worked perfectly
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jhoshua36:
This works in the versión of 2012 and 2013?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Adaken13:
I have another skyrocket that does not seem to read sim card and also I cannot add new apn it would not allow me to save it . Anyone got a clue what it could be? Also I have it stock and also try different rom but went back to stock still same issue
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kris1107:
I need the systemui apk GT-S7275R download ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
Since there are not any custom roms for your phone, there isn't an easy way to just download it and extract what you need. You will either need to restock your phone via Odin with official firmware, restore a backup of your rom (if you made one. If you didn't, this would be why it's a good idea), or to go to a section for your phone and ask another member who is rooted to post it for you.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2373138&highlight=rom

Also, double posting is not necessary and generally frowned upon.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ro xl123:
Hello Xda forums,

I have a Galaxy S4 (I9500) currently in 4.2.2 rooted, I want to update it to 4.4.2 Touchwiz (OFW) and i want it to be rooted.

So what should I do?

Should I remove the root first and then update it with Odin? Will I lose my data/apps in result of this. I don't really want to lose my stuff too. (Altough most of the stuff is in External SD, i still have saves and stuff which i would prefer not to loose.

Also my device is currently rooted, what should I do to update it?

Also a last question, does region matter? Do I really need my current region's firmware to be installed? Or just any region would be ok?

Thanks..

I'm a not really a tech noob, I just don't really have enough experiance over this Android stuff.

:)

Details;

I live in Turkey, my device was imported and registered to passport. It does not has stuff like simlock, I can use any sim.

Model Number: GT-I9500

Android Version (Current): 4.2.2

Baseband version: I9500XXUMBG9

Kernel version: 3.4.5-1083225 se.infra@SEP-89 #1 Thu Jul 11 22:52:49 KST 2013

Build Number: JDQ39.I9500XXUMBG9

SELinux status: Permissive

CSC: I9500OJVBMG9
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RubbaBand:
You can update your firmware and loosing nothing by using Odin Pro

If you dont know how to use it just search in google or xda

If you use the normal Odin the root will be removed

And no the region doesnt matter
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ro xl123:
Odin Pro is an Android app right? So the app on my device will update the device. And it won't touch my root, my device will still be rooted after update, right? Just asking to be sure. If so, then this is exactly what i needed.. :)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ro xl123:
Nope, Mobile ODIN is not compatible with I9500 :( Any other ways?

BTW: Root is not my priority, I can re root my device after update, not loosing any data is more important. If backuping apps/software would be out of the options, I would be mostly glad. Is unrooting an option?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RubbaBand:
If you update you will lose everything but the bright side is you can backup contacts, logs, sms, mms, apps, elc by an app called "Easy backup"

After the backingup make sure the files are in SD Card

After flashing install "Easy Backup" then restore your files

---------- Post added at 02:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:45 AM ----------

And there is a saferoot method that makes your device rooted but not tripping the knox warranty bit

You can do it later after the flashing
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ro xl123:
Ok, so after i backup my stuff, i'm going connect to pc, use odin and simply update my device with firmware tar.md5,

will it be unrooted? If so i can root it back without any problems right?

My biggest worry is if the root would create any problems during the update, or make the update unsuccesful. I can find a way of backuping my saves, i dont really want my device to be bricked or stuff like that :)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RubbaBand:
Dont worry after flashing the firmware nothing will happen to the device

And ya you can reroot your device

Just search for 4.4.2 saferoot
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ro xl123:
Updated to KitKat, rooted, i did backup before wiping, everything is cool now. I only got installing CWM and restoring my stuff from my backups left. Thank you for everything!!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RubbaBand:
Any time man ;)
[Android Apps and Games] chijure:
Termnal emulator for PC​

using the terminal emulator on your PC easily and quickly

Interview *

no need ADB

appearance as terminal

easy to use

Compatible with all devices

Enjoy it​
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] mskovrinskie:
My imate K-Jam (HTC Wizard) started acting strange a few days ago. I have done several hard resets and continue to see the following behavior:

- Clock resets to 12 on February 6, 2006 if the battery is removed for even 1 second. I never saw this before, as you could leave the battery out for several minutes while changing the SIM.

- The radio shows signal but just doesn’t work reliably. Many calls fail, but some do go through.

- GPRS doesn’t work at all. Most of the time it can’t make the connection to the proxy (AT&T – using a CAB file to configure), or it does connection, but no data sessions work.

I’ve never see these symptoms before where a hard reset wouldn’t address any connection or app problems.

Does the Wizard have an internal clock battery that could be causing this problem? If so, how do I repair it? I’m running the standard WM5 ROM from imate (latest public release).
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Saaduk:
U r not alone , I got a JAMIN with similar problems, it was ok before.

1. Clock resets after battery removed

2. Strange signal drop problems

3. GPRS works but slow. if signal is low then it effects GPRS.

4. Screen Alignment problem somtimes (espically where the scroll bar is located).

I hard reseted it but still the problem exists.

The ROM that i am using for JAMIn is 26 Feb 2006, i think they havnt released a newer one, least i cant see on imate.com
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] mskovrinskie:
The device worked perfectly fine from when I purchased in Nov 05 until a week ago. This just started happening recently, which is why I suspect something that could fail over time, such as an internal battery.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] nabilbek:
I am tired of trying and flashing and lagging roms ...

what is the best one to stable ? even if it is 2.3 ... i am kinda of sick of switching roms every week

thanks :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] oka1:
From the moderator

The Rom that works for you is the best to use everyone is different....... phones are built different places so they are different.........

Try not to flash on New but on what you need or best like..... find that in a rom and put up with the other inequities just like the rest of us do.......... that is the best advice

Best Rom thread cause Flame wars......... So...........

.......... THREAD CLOSED ...........
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Iconic24:
So I tried flashing both CloudyFlex and CloudyPro and noticed that I wasn't able to receive MMS's on either rom but then once I switched to Mahdi rom which is AOSP then everything was fine. Anyone else having the same problem or know what is wrong? Is it a T-Mobile thing?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danial.aw:
Have you checked the apn for the rom?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Iconic24:
No I haven't, data works so I figured it wasn't an apn issue. Am I wrong?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danial.aw:
no its possible the mms settings within the apn might not be filled or current... so check it out... might be that

if it still doesnt work ... try to see if you can receive mms on another app instead of stock lg messaging...
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pantera82:
Hello, I have my g2 d803 from Rogers, its rooted and running 4.2.2 with twrp as my recovery. I've used the lg r&d test tool to unroot my phone before, by when I try to do it now so I can go back to stock and get KitKat, I select my kdz file, and push the upgrade button on the bottom, then on the next screen I do upgrade start, and the next screen that shows republic of Korea and language is supposed to come up but it doesn't, it just says something like "lg support tool is already running" then eventually the lg support tool opens and tells me there's an upgrade for my phone. Am I supposed to go to options and use the "update recovery" or whatever it is? I don't know what to do and I want to get my KitKat update. I even tried un installing all the lg programs, redownloaded everything from the XDA post on how to go back to stock, but it still won't work. Can someone help me or guide me in the right direction? Thanks in advance
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pantera82:
Anybody?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Swakiny:
Have you tried to use LG Supporter Tool?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wintermute000:
I had nothing but trouble using the LG tool. It basically is screwed if you've used custom recovery. There are various workarounds claimed by people but NONE worked for me.

What did work for me was this - create your own recovery flashable zip file with a full stock ROM from a kdz. Note there are two variants you can create.

- stock but leaving custom recovery and JB bootloader, this also means you need to run with a custom modded kernel

- full stock - creating this zip WILL wipe your custom recovery and upgrade your bootloader, radio etc. but you will then be 100% stock

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2666967
[General Questions and Answers] MaestriFC:
I have an Lg G2. Works great.

Yesterday I noticed some weird behavior. The screen was finicky and hard to use. The screen is cracked on the two left corners of the phone but the display area is perfect. The picture looks perfect...

I decided to open up an app where I could draw and it turns out I can't get any input on a perfect row about an inch or so from the top of the screen, and about half an inch across, all the way from one side to another. I can color in the whole screen but it's perfectly blank on that one row.

I did some research and figured it might be some loose connector with the digitizer.

Is this possibly an easy fix?

I have warranty but no insurance

Thanks!!!
[General Questions and Answers] MaestriFC:
Bump
[General Questions and Answers] G24Life:
Check the connectors

You cant really cause anymore damage by just checking the connectors going to do that when i get home tonight, I'll tell you if it works
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] BioDesigner48:
Okay, so I'm running omni ROM nightly, and I just got a system update, what all do I needa do before flashing the update?

Or is it just a flash and go situation?

Thanks in advance c;
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Rahul721:
Just flash it, nothing required :cool:
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] David522d:
Anyway to flash halo or install it somehow? Became very adjusted to it with my gnex.

Thanks
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] kwkw480:
+1 ... i do not think so though. however, liquidsmooth aosp should be out very soon and it has bubble aka halo :)
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] David522d:
Awesome any eta on that?!
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] shorty1483:
Why not trying in meantime:

1. Xposed with

2. XHaloFloatingWindow (Xposed Repo)

3. Floatifications (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=robj.floating.notifications&hl=de)

Worked better for me than the real Halo app most of the time when using SGS3.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] willdoe:
Hello out there sorry for the noob question but I was wondering if it is possible to wear out a phone by that I mean flash to many roms or add on or have the device make to many nandroid backups or have it restore to many times things like that will it wear the device down? That for any help :sly:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] PanchoPlanet:
Yes. The first thing to wear out will be your buttons, power and home buttons. Especially if your a heavy presser.

If you subscribe to the jump program you won't have to worry about it.

Pp.

sent from my bluetooth controlled toaster.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Android_Monsters:
Just treat your phone with care (like anything you value) and you'll be straight. I flash every day and my phone is pristine.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] Undead46:
So I've read an article that mentioned USB 3.0 Micro-B faster charging capabilities, does anyone know any validity to this?

I know it increases transfer speeds, but I was unaware if it actually charged faster too.

And if it's true, does anyone have any car charger recommendations to support this feature?

I saw this, let me know what your thoughts are: http://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-F8M864/
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] Saturny:
Why pay $30 when you can get the same (or ever better) results with a good usb 3.0 cable and a 2.1 or Anker's 4.8A usb car charger for less?
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] WillTheGreat:
It's true that USB 3.0 allows for higher current but this only applies when you're connecting a USB3.0 device to a USB 3.0 host like a PC. A charger isn't a host device, they work by shorting data pins. So chargers don't follow USB specifications at all.

Your limitation here is voltage and amperage. Because chargers generally work by shorting the data pins your phone will draw as much power as it can handle and as long as there are no limitations on your charger. So it's not likely that you will be able to max out a 4.8amp charger, actually it's not likely you'll be able to max out a 2.1 amp charger either.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] quantumalpha:
I find it interesting that the stock Samsung charger is NOT a USB3.0 charger. If you look at the USB port on the charger, it doesn't have the 3.0 pins...
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] Infoport:
USB 3.0 cable DOES come with some S5's

Some people seem to have not been given a USB 3.0 charger, but others have reported that one was included.

I was given a 3.0 cable with mine in the box. It is a white cable and is labeled "Samsung" on the plug.

FWIW, the new 3.0 plkug seems to hold more tightly than the micro-B 2.0 plugs in previous phones.

Infoport
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] 92drls:
Maybe I missed something, were there some people that got 2 seperate cords or just the one white, Samsung labeled cord?
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] Undead46:
Then what's the best charger to get for DC plug that you would recommend? Just look for something with the highest amps?
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] Infoport:
Just the cord

I was only given the one cord. Also, I don't believe that I got a charging block.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] dwardo1077:
Only received a USB 2 standard lead with mine. :(
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] Stiflerlv:
USB 3.0 standart is meant for PCs/Macs/Devices. Original USB 2.0 port on PC would output only 0.5A. Default wall chargers would output 1A. Car chargers are different, but my 2A charger didnt charge my old phone any faster.

With USB 3.0, PCs should give out 2A (if Im correct) meaning u will charge 4x faster on USB 3.0 port.

With wallchargers its different. Cable itself doesnt have the limit (atleast not noticable one), meaning on 2A wall charger, and stock USB 2.0 cable, which comes with galaxy S5, you should charge with 2A.

Each device have power protection aswell, thats why older phones can use max to 1A to protect itself, while tablets needed 2A charger. I suspect galaxy S5 is made to charge with 2A aswell, aswell it holds up backward compability with 1A.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] reverepats:
Thats correct...I think i heard on AC that the International S5 didnt get the 3.0 cable, but i could be mistaken. Us on Sprint got the White 3.0 cable and it charges Super fast....I love the newer cable, so much more convinient
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] Acaibowl:
Try TYLT chargers.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] mikeeey:
I got the white USB 3.0 cable with mine, and it definitely charges much faster than my s3 did even on a 2.1A charger.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] ewokuk:
I bought a USB 3.0 cable from ebay, it is a surprisingly fat cable, the same thickness as an ethernet cable. Couldn't believe how fast it charged compared to my S3.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/321347128...eName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649

I plug this into the wall charger to charge the S5 instead of the tiny thin cable that I had from an old phone. I haven't done any proper testing on this but the old small cable seemed to take about twice as long to charge the phone as using this cable does. I can go from 15% to full on this cable in probably a bit over an hour or so and it seemed to be taking at least double that with the other non-usb 3.0 cable.

Perhaps the other cable is providing less power as it is quite old but is still standard usb to micro usb so I guess it provides the same as any other and in theory should charge exactly the same when plugged into the wall socket adaptor as the usb3.0 cable does? The old black micro usb cable says 28AWG on it, the white one which came with the S5 (which I have not tried) says 30AWG on it and I read that lower AWG is better for charging which implies the white one will be even worse than the old black one. The USB3.0 doesnt show an AWG number on it.

The only problem with this usb 3.0 cable is it needs a damn hard pull to get it out, I would rather use the smaller one but not if it takes much longer to charge it.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] double002:
USB3.0 on PC outputs only 0.9A.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] ewokuk:
From wiki:

For usb 3.0

"there is a Battery Charging Specification (Version 1.2 – December 2010), which increases the power handling capability to 1.5 A but does not allow concurrent data transmission.[20] The Battery Charging Specification requires that the physical ports themselves be capable of handling 5 A of current[citation needed] but the specification limits the maximum current drawn to 1.5 A."

For usb 3.1

"The USB 3.1 standard is backward compatible with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0. Using three power profiles of those defined in the USB Power Delivery Specification, it lets devices with larger energy demands request higher currents and supply voltages from compliant hosts – up to 2 A at 5 V (for a power consumption of up to 10 W)"

Now it is all very confusing because I read on techspot that "usb 3.0 superspeed" effectively has this increase, where wiki says there is no such thing and that this "superspeed" is 3.1 not 3.0.

None of them mention 0.9a. So it is as clear as mud. The official plain old usb 3.0 will only do 1.5a and thats if there is no data connection, and either usb 3.0 superspeed, or usb 3.1 will do 2a but I have no idea whether it is called usb 3.1 or "usb 3.0 superspeed" which would be ridiculous and confuse just about every consumer on the planet. I doubt it is called 3.1 because I have never heard 3.1 mentioned before on any device or cable, which leads me to think the extra charging in the newer revision is actuall the "usb 3.0 superspeed" which basically means nobody has a bluddy clue because most things will simply say usb 3.0. there, clear as mud.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] double002:
From wiki:

Electrical

Signal	5 volt DC

Max. voltage	5.00±0.25 V (pre-3.0); 5.00+0.25-0.55 V (USB 3.0)

Max. current	0.5–0.9 A (general);

5 A (charging devices)

:)

The thing is that when you plug your phone on your computer, you use data transmission, so you're limited to 0.9A ;)