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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goshnesss:
Hi, I've searched everywhere but I cannot seem to find a custom Rom for this. I don't like the user interface Asus put in the tablet. Please help me.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
Yea, doesn't seem like it's their most popular model. You're only options for playing with the UI without a custom rom would be to change the launcher and / or root and use the Xposed Framework and some modules like the HK Theme Manager and/or Gravity Box.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dvl2dhaval:
Hey friends,

I have galaxy captivate. I love games.

so please tell me which hd games can run in galaxy captivate and which rom is best for play hd games.

Thanks in advance...!! :):laugh::)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BWolf56:
The cappy is very limited to what HD games it can run due to it's hardware. Look for a ROM with the most available RAM to run whichever game you'd like to play. Also, the Play Store is the best place to find games.
[G2 General] tengfeilee:
my device is d802 china mainland version
[G2 General] imranb_001:
Yes just instal any open version. I myself had flashed a different version.
[Samsung Gear 2] ray1204:
Till today I had been using my htc one m7 with the watch. I finally got my S5 and paired it up. I can now read full emails and not just preview, respond to text via s voice, call log, can sync all fitness, control my music as media control, access the App Store, receive all notification.

After my experience I wouldn't recommend the watch without a samsung phone.
[Samsung Gear 2] mpogr:
How is your Gear 2 battery life now comparing to when you used it with M7?
[Samsung Gear 2] ray1204:
Battery is still the same.. Could last about 3 days.

The killer is playing music through Bluetooth. Battery will get sucked up.
[Samsung Gear 2] mpogr:
I'm not playing any music, but when I have my Gear 2 Neo connected to my M8 (just connected and doing nothing), I'm experiencing ~30% per hour battery drain.

Did you update your Gear to the latest firmware (ND8)?
[Samsung Gear 2] Naddict:
please go here for any further discussion...thanks! http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2719843
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] stynos:
I tried searching the forums, but I got nothing... I'm looking for a way to use the VGA Camera in Flashplayer 7 on my Universal.

I can popup the settings-box; but is says: no camera was detected.

Does anyone know of a way? If so: please point me in the right direction!
[Moto X Q&A] aviwdoowks:
On a Bluetooth headset, Google (voice) search prompt tones are intolerably loud. I use Persist+ & with all sliders @ zero, it just does its own loud prompt.

Is there a solution?

My workaround is to disable Google Search & let voice search 2.1.4 handle voice dialing.

Frustrated & not rooted!

Edit

My solution. http://xdaforums.com/moto-x/general/workaround-fix-loud-prompt-google-voice-t2725610
[Moto X Q&A] Solutions Etcetera:
This is my biggest gripe with this phone, and android in general... Bluetooth sucks. For me, the initial prompt is so low you can't hear it while driving, and then the command response is like 20dB louder.

That's when it manages to send it over Bluetooth. Half the time it comes over the speaker, and sometimes half of it comes over one and then switches to the other.

I'm gonna ask Santa for an Android Bluetooth stack that actually works as expected; seems pretty clear Google and/or Motorola is incapable of delivering one.
[Moto X Q&A] aviwdoowks:
Are you unrooted & what build?

I am glad to have voice search anyway!

My ERA, the mini, is great. Battery life is poor if you leave it on, but is great via the manual switch.
[Moto X Q&A] Solutions Etcetera:
Unrooted, stock 4.4.2.
[Moto X Q&A] aviwdoowks:
I got a FRU for a dim & slightly yellow screen with my month old phone. It worked with a much lower prompt tone.

Both phones have identical SW. So it could be a hardware issue.

BTW. After complaining about the bad FRU with WiFi not switching on at times & soft keys disappearing, Vzw CS is now sending a new phone out!
[Moto X Q&A] hbar98:
If you are talking about the prompt after you say "Okay Google Now" with that response volume being very low, this is an issue that Moto is aware of. For a temporary fix, from your home screen you can press the volume down button a few times, then turn it back up. That fixes it for me, usually until I have to restart the phone.

Try that and see if it works for you.
[Moto X Q&A] Solutions Etcetera:
This doesn't work for me. Bluetooth volume is seriously borked in 4.4 (and 4.4.2), and it behaves erratically. Even if I lower the volume, it jumps back up when playing podcasts after accessing touchless control. I have tried to fix it (re-pair bluetooth, clear cache, clear dalvik cache, factory reset, etc.).

Really sad that one of the biggest reasons to buy this phone doesn't work as expected when you would need it most (while driving). I keep hoping for a fix, but the last two that came down from Motorola (for the Assist app) broke more than it fixed. And Google's tainted history with its bloody bluetooth stack does not have me feeling confident that this will get cleared up anytime soon.

FWIW, it was working fine in 4.2.2, and it works fine in 4.4.2 with a Moto bluetooth headset... but third party bluetooth devices (Kinivo, LG, Logitech) act as if they are haunted.

Maybe its time to just roll over on Android and go back to iPhone.
[Moto X Q&A] hbar98:
I was talking about a different issue. There is a strange issue with the Moto Assist where, even if your volume is turned all the way up, the Moto Assist voice is extremely low. Adjusting the volume down, then up, is a temp fix to bring the Moto Assist voice back in line with the regular volume. The volumes jumping around issue is something different that I have not experienced yet with 4.4.2 (and I have my phone currently paired to no less than 4 different bluetooth speakers: a Miccus and a Jabra in the car, a Westinghouse speaker in the house, and a set of Plantronics ear buds).

Occasionally, when the Moto Assist voice is really low, the current song that is playing will also become low, but skipping the song fixes the problem. I have chatted with Moto techs, and they are working on the issue. (And I recall 4.2 bluetooth being more unstable in my use... 4.4 has fixed issues I was experiencing.)

You've listed several devices that have the volume jumping issue. Since you don't have any issues with the Moto headset, I wonder if maybe the receiving device isn't exactly compatible? What models of devices don't seem to work with your X? What version of Bluetooth are they on? Maybe that's something to investigate. And, yes, Google's bluetooth can be messy sometimes.

You may, of course, leave Android for the iPhone (or Windows phone). That is a personal choice. But I have several friends who have iPhones, and they have different issues that I, personally, couldn't put up with. If yours is the current state of bluetooth with certain devices, and you are certain that switching to an iPhone will fix that issue, then by all means do the switch.
[Moto X Q&A] Solutions Etcetera:
That was more tongue in cheek than anything else.

In 4.4, Google attempted to unify bluetooth volume control. Beforehand, volume controls on hardware (LG Tone+ for instance) was independent of the bluetooth volume on the phone. This was no different than connecting an aux cable to an amp with its own volume control; adjusting the amp's volume control did not affect the output volume of the phone.

This makes a lot of sense as different devices have different sensitivities, and it is desirable to leave your phone's BT volume at a median level, and fine tune the audio level of each device using their own volume controls.

In 4.4, Google decided that BT devices that had their own volume controls should actually control the BT volume of the phone, and not their own input sensitivity. This may or not be a desirable feature for most (it wasn't for me), but that would be under the assumption that the implementation actually works as intended. It doesn't. Certainly not on the Kinivo BTC450 and the LG HBS730. These are popular, highly rated devices, and the end result of 4.4's changes are jumpy, nonlinear volume settings, where spots along the midpoint of the volume slider interface are significantly louder than those above it, and volume levels change depending on what you're doing on your phone.

I suppose one could write off these devices as incompatible, but these issues did not exist with them prior to 4.4, and do not exist on devices on other platforms running BT 4. And of course, BT is a standard that is supposed to be backward compatible for the protocols (A2DP in this case) that are supported.

I'm aware that 4.4 and above fixed some issues that existed in prior builds, but my recollection is that these were mostly connectivity problems. The changes to volume behavior was simply rancid icing on the cake. I just hope a fix is imminent as this is the single most frustrating bug I am experiencing on the Moto X.
[Moto X Q&A] hbar98:
I figured as much, but I'm of the opinion that if a piece of technology does not work how you want it to, or there are issues that are deal breakers for you, and a different piece of technology does address those issues, then you should switch. The comment was by no means intended to be snide or off handed: that is how I view technology (when I am able to afford it, natch).

In response to the new way that Android handles BT audio... I suppose I'm a different use case than you. Most of my stuff is either jerry rigged to work, or I don't notice the great difference in how it handles audio volumes. I can imagine how this can be frustrating when your volume jumps up and down, and for your sake I hope they do fix the issue.

I'd still be interested in seeing if there was a common theme to devices that do the audio shifts. However, it appears that it can be fixed. According to the following link, the volume controls work properly for the LG device you listed on the Nexus 5, running 4.4.2. Unless the Moto X has issues with that particular chip, you may (eventually) be in luck. (The Kinivo device is also listed, but not much more is said than the audio quality being awesome).

http://forums.androidcentral.com/moto-x/346424-moto-x-bluetooth-apt-x-vs-nexus-5-sound-quality.html
[Moto X Q&A] aviwdoowks:
Persist + may have made a difference for me on my FRU replacement, it was (being returned due to buggy HW & getting a new phone) working much better but had no time to test everything on 442.
[Samsung Gear 2] ray1204:
Where is the paypal app in the App Store. I don't see it.
[Samsung Gear 2] Raul69.atl:
Yea I saw it came out but I guess not :/
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] maan76:
I have a question, I am wondering if it is possible to use RUU to downgrade my At&t Evita from the latest OTA Android 4.2.2. and Sense 5 back to a previous version (4.1.1 and sense 4+). I basically have a stock phone not rooted, S On, etc.

Sorry for my naive question, but I really need help as I am getting bunch of error messages using the RUU to downgrade.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Heisenberg:
No you can't. You can't run a lower RUU unless you have s-off.

PS. You've asked the exact same question in the RUU thread, just to let you know, creating duplicate posts is against the rules. Ask in one place and be patient, you'll get an answer in due time.

Sent from my Evita
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TheBr0ken:
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LiquidSmooth is an aftermarket firmware based on the Android Open Source Project.

Dedicated to providing users with smooth, stable and fast ROMs. A Lightweight modified AOSP base, and then add the features you crave!

While we make every effort to test these builds as much as possible, we are not responsible for anything that may happen to your device.

We ask that you do your part to know your device and know how to recover from problems before you flash!

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Linaro 4.9 GCC Toolchain
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ARM Optimized String Handling Routines
Linaro and Code Aurora Optimaztions
Slims DPI on the fly
Custom animation controls
TRDS 3.0 (Liquid Blackout in settings)
Active Display
Slims QuickSettings
Halo (Renamed to bubble in settings)
Ram Bar
T-Mobile Theme Engine
Privacy Guard
Built in SuperUser
Working wifi Tethering
Cell Broadcasts
Slims Configurable Power Menu
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Custom animation controls (Listview)
LockScreen Notifications
And way more than this...

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XDA:DevDB Information

LiquidSmooth v3.1 - Note 2 t0lte, ROM for the T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II

Contributors

TheBr0ken

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: v3.1

Stable Release Date: 2014-07-14

Created 2014-04-20

Last Updated 2014-08-22
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TheBr0ken:
Reserved

This is a stable build for the Note 2 t0lte.

Bugs:

Note 2 T0lte specific bugs:

Install Instructions:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TheBr0ken:
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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Coug76:
Thank you for contributing to our community. It is appreciated.

Hastily spouted for your befuddlement
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] shane1diamond:
Thanks for another great ROM!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ColorNapkin:
Thank you for contributing to our device!

Forgive my ignorance. Does this have multi-window?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Estong1976:
I cant see the bubbles or the halo.. It seems it replaced by the pie control.i prefer halo than pie control :(View attachment 2698137
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] deadman96385:
It will be in the next build currently its a little buggy
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] shane1diamond:
I noticed the skipping-when-screen-is-off bug prevalent on most aosp based ROMs and a fix permissions in recovery mode fixes it right up everytime. Great ROM though loving it so far
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mulletcutter:
how to turn off button lights? cant find option.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zain0300:
Settings/Navigation/Hardware Buttons/Backlight
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Estong1976:
Untick the backlight.you can find it in the settings
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mulletcutter:
Holy lock screen lag. Takes about 3 seconds before screen comes on
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] OmegaBlaze:
Doesn't work.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zain0300:
did you uncheck that option? It does work for me
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] OmegaBlaze:
I was wrong?

It does work. I confused liquidrom for another ROM that I flashed.

Thanks for replying swiftly.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] trpfn03:
wifi calling

does this rom support wifi calling?

Thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Coug76:
No. AOSP ROMs don't support Wi-Fi calling for our device. Tmo stock ROMs and their derivatives are the only software that allows for Wi-Fi calling.

Hastily spouted for your befuddlement
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mulletcutter:
boeffla sound doesnt work with this rom. Viper for doesnt make headset loud enough.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mulletcutter:
Camera had problems, could take video fine. I would take 1 or 2 pictures, then it would freeze up and have to either use the reboot camera app or reboot.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3dpott3r:
Thanks! I will have to try the new build and see how it works out.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] erkme73:
Perhaps it's my noobness showing with KK, as this is the first rom I've tried to install. All seems to work except GPS. Is there something KK-specific that requires additional changes to get it to work? After installing GPS-centric apps (Google Maps, Glympse, etc), they all hang on "acquiring location". GPS is on, and set to high sensitivity (though I've tried the other two options) and still no change. I've waited a good 5 min, but no go.

ETA: After a reboot, I was prompted to allow Google Services to know my location - which I accepted - then all was working. False alarm. Leaving this up for any Noobs even noobier than me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] theoilman:
hey guys, got a little issue I'm hoping you can help with

I'm finding that the power management in the ROM is a little too aggressive- when the screen is off the phone is turning off data to save power and I'm not getting VoIP calls, there's extra long time to load new songs I'm streaming, etc. I looked in settings and battery saving mode is off, and I can't see any kind of other settings to deal with this. anyone know how I can stop this?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] erkme73:
So I'm still seeing this intermittent GPS failure. But even more problematic is that gmail and calendar won't sync. I installed the most recent gapps in the download link, but no go... Any suggestions?

Specifically, in Gmail, I'm seeing "Getting your messages" indefinitely. Calendar will prompt to create a google account - which if I try to reenter my credentials, will say "Couldn't sign in - there was a problem communicating with Google Servers" - yet I have full internet.

I tried installing PAGAPPS, but that got me nowhere - so I just wiped everything and started over. Same results the second time. No errors, force closes, or other hints that something isn't right.

Oddly enough, Play, Chrome, Hangouts, and YT sync just fine.

I really like this ROM - super fast and crisp. But I can't be without my GAPPS. I'm all ears on suggestions.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] erkme73:
Settings/About shows baseband as unknown, and model as GT-N7105. Should I reflash the stock radio?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TheContinental:
Which ROM did you upgrade from? 4.3 and 4.4 require a different kernel than all ROMs that came before. That has to be flashed using Odin. There are all kinds of posts as to how, on the stock 4.3 ROM pages. When you said you wiped everything, was it a full data wipe/factory reset? You need to do that with this ROM, as everything's new with the latest build.

Also, you should be showing a baseband version (mine is T889UVUCMK7). All the issues look like you may have come from 4.2 or earlier without all the proper mojo.

It's okay that your model shows GT-N7105. Everyone's does with this ROM. Nothin' but a number.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sValtman17:
use a build prop editor to change the model name, I posted on the previous page which 3 lines to change. As for the baseband, the rom does not include a modem and your current modem should be good to go. I suspect it could be a recovery issue. TWRP 2.7.2.0 worked perfectly for me with no baseband issues and I'm on the 4.12 bootloader! Give that try or the latest phil's recovery
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] MinionInNC:
WIll the newest GAPPS work with this rom? 4.4.4? I'm thinking not, tried twice to flash, and came back each time failed. As well there is a update on the phone thats saying Hangouts won't work unless I update to 4.4.52.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] erkme73:
No, I'm upgrading from the 66Root 4.3 stock rooted rom with 2.6 TWRP recovery - which has been running good (albeit slower). There were no errors during the install on TWRP - and all seems to work without any errors. Just this damned Gmail/Calendar non-syncing issue. That and I apparently have no mobile data. But that just could be because T-MO sucks balls in neighborhood.

I've already flashed back to 4.3 - needed to use the phone and had to give up. I'm willing to give it another go with a newer version of TWRP. I'm currently running 2.6 - and was when I tried to go to Liquid. Do you think that such a subtle difference in the recovery version would cause these issues?

I hate to give up on this, as I LOVE how fast and think the rom is.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sValtman17:
Yes, being on the current recovery is critical for 4.4.+ roms.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] erkme73:
Ugh... There was a part of me that was hoping that wasn't the case. Means I have a very long night ahead of me... thx :)

Son of a B... That was it. I upgraded to 2.7.2 on TWRP and re-ran the flash for the rom and the GAPPS. works 100% with syncing. Won't be able to prove mobile data until I get out of my RF-bunker (aka my neighborhood) and get within range of the TMO towers.

A huge thank you for pointing me in the right direction. A suggestion to the OP - maybe adding a line in there that says must use TWRP 2.7 and up might, help us wet-behind-the-ears folks!

edited: Got it all tweaked the way I like it, but am a little concerned about the lack of mobile signal. Usually I'll get at least an occasional bar. Under status, I'm showing:

Network: Unknown

Singal: -100 dBm 5asu

Mobile Network Type: Unknown

Service state: out of service

ROaming: not romaning

Mobile network state: Disconnected

Do these values indicate a problem with my radio? Again, I flashed just the radio for the most recent (12/13 UCMK7) while using the stock/rooted 4.3 (root66).
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3dpott3r:
Well I reflashed last night on the newest version. Just like last time this this is smooth, clean, & elegant. I love this thing! I just "need" bluetooth :-/

The good news: Just like last time the Bluetooth connected to my car with no problems and held strong with music, phone calls, and navigation until I reached my destination.

The bad news: After shutting off my car and doing my thing at work I went to leave. When I got in my car everything (car and phone) went through the motions and tried to connect. After connected bluetooth on the phone seemed to go into its own little bootloop. Bluetooth would crash, I would hit OK, it would turn on and attempt to reconnect, then crash again (continue infinite)

Any suggestions?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] piperthedj:
I had an issue similar to this with my BT head set. I unpaired/paired the head set and that did not seem to do anything (that is typically the default 'fix it' for things)

I performed a dirty flash and so far I have not had issue. Not sure if you will have the same results but its a suggestion.

hope it helps
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] theoilman:
double check your APN to make sure you're on the right one (fast.tmobile.com)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] erkme73:
Looks like mobile data is working. However after sitting on my night stand for 8 hrs, the battery drained by nearly 60%. Any suggestions?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Senyaka:
Use another kernel. Agni is a good choice. The thread for that is in the gt-n105 forum. Use the pure cm version. There is also devil and plasma kernel as well.

Sent from my Jaeger fist to your kaiju face
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] erkme73:
Ok, just installed the latest AGNI kernel from the thread you referenced. I hate to expose how green I am, but maybe it'll help others who are just as noob, and afraid to ask (and unable to find answers by searching). But:

1) If I apply a newer version of Liquid (as it comes out), I have to re-flash the AGNI kernel again, right? Or is there a way for the ROM to automatically go out and get an alternate kernel?

2) Are there any tweaks necessary on this AGNI kernel to improve battery life, or will it be an improvement right out of the box?

Thanks button pressed repeatedly!