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[Sony Smartwatch] kill_dano:
Just following up in case anyone was curious: I cracked under the new update buzz and bought another SW2 from tigerdirect local store today (price matched $135 with newegg.com) I could not handle a few days with out my watch. I kept instinctively looking at my wrist and getting deprest with the lack of hard black & info on my wrist.

Anyways the old watch is still dead dispite spending 2 nights in rice bag and bathed in 92% rubbing alchohol. I've contacted sony and I'll keep you posted on what they decide on my warranty. They said they would look into it when they get the watch and see if they find a manufacturer defect. If so, they will replace the watch. If not they will mail the broken one back to me.
[Sony Smartwatch] Brewn:
Warranty? This watch is not even supposed to be waterproof...

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[Sony Smartwatch] reptile64:
SmartWatch 2 is waterproof and dust-resistant in compliance with Ingress Protection rating IP57. This means that it can be used in any weather and be immersed in water for a certain length of time*. The SmartWatch 2 display is smooth and scratch-resistant.

*Avoid immersion in salt water or water containing any types of chemicals. The micro USB connector cover must be firmly closed.
[Sony Smartwatch] scrapzz:
the watch is only waterproof within 1 meters!

7 feet is like 2 meters ;)
[Sony Smartwatch] suljo94:
try this saw it ont the gadgetshow saving a phone (smartwatches are almost phones....

do not try to power it on, it could cause more damage(also smell it if it smels like burned rubber don't waste your money on this bag)

disclamer: I am trying to help and do not wish that this post gets seen as an commercial
[Sony Smartwatch] aimfire72:
I know it's too late, but salt water is harsh on just about anything. Even just getting a splash of salt water on it, should be immediately wiped off with fresh water. I'm thinking 7-8 feet may have been too deep to go into with the watch.
[Sony Smartwatch] GiantJay:
The SW2 is water and dust RESISTANT not dust and water proof. There is a difference. It is not meant to be submerged under water at all.
[Sony Smartwatch] Minnis:
With a rating of IP57 the smartwatch 2 is dust proof, not dust tight; and is protected from dripping, splashing and spraying water. It also means that it has undergone a succesfull immersion test for 30 minutes while submerged, up to, 1 meter in (fresh) water.
[Sony Smartwatch] kill_dano:
Mailed to Sony. I'll let you know what they say.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] adonker:
Hi all,..

Maybe someone of you can help me with the following problem concerning VPN over GPRS.

I'm using the WM5 build in VPN client often, and seems to be working fine for the terminal application (Remote desktop).

Now I want to access shares and folders on the VPN server with my WM5 client (same server as the remote desktop server). When I set up a VPN connection with my universal to the Windows 2003 server, I cannot access shares and folders. When I try to connect to the remote desktop it goes fine.

On my laptop I can access the shares, but only on my Universal I cannot.

I think it must be something with a default gateway. There is an option on my XP laptop, which say's "use default gateway on remote network". But this option is not avalable on my universal. Is this the problem? how come I can access the remote desktop and not any shares?

(PS: When I connect internal through WiFi It works fine, only over GPRS-VPN is doesn't work)

Best regards,..

Arjan
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] adonker:
no one?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] christj:
I have not been able to get VPN to work over GPRS. How do you configure connections?

Qtek 9000

ROM:1.30.77 WWE

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] xReaper7x:
Hello everyone,

So I have flashed every GPE rom I can find and every time I get no signal upon reboot. I go into settings and search for a carrier and Rogers shows up I click it and boom I have connection, shortly after I go back to No Service again. I have tried flashing a modem but no result :(

I have tried these roms...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=52144457

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2343513

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2349077

All with CWM, Wipe, Flash, Reboot

I just don't know where to go with this... I was on Jellybean touchwiz before trying these kitkat roms, could it be that I have to upgrade to Kitkat touchwiz then to GPE?

Thanks all

EDIT!

To fix this problem do the following

1. Flash Modem with Auto-Reboot off, when it says "PASS" unplug battery

2. Flash Modem again

3. Reflash Rom(GPE in my case)

4. PROFIT!

-Kevin
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Themes and Apps] turbine86r:
hiiiii!!!!!!!!!!!!

i'm new on this forum!!

i have a s4mini lte (i9195)

i rooted and install cm 11, so, can i find the adapt sound app?

i'm try to install the app finded in apotide but don't works... the various apk is ported version for other devices...

please help me!!!!
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Themes and Apps] turbine86r:
up
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Themes and Apps] Zeroko:
i would also like this but i don't think it is going to happen =/
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Themes and Apps] Deleted member 1113235:
What is the most common alternative? Viper4android? Most equalizers dont adapt hearing issues. Anyone?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Themes and Apps] fburgos:
You could adapt the sound yourself just search audio frequency test and you can equalize your hearing
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tracerit:
The most recent Youtube update messed things up again, the Watch Later list is now in reverse order showing oldest added video on top and when you remove a video from the very bottom it'll jump back up to the top so you'll have to scroll all the way down again.

I want to set it up so that it won't remind me that there's an update for youtube. Don't confuse this with auto updating as that's turned off. I just don't want it to show up in Google Play with an update.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
do you have root?

if you have root, you can use titanium backup. it has a feature that can break play store links to any app, so you can make it that youtube will never see a play store update.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3DSammy:
Do you know if that TiBu feature will allow me to turn on auto update and still keep the "detached" apps from being updated? The only reason I turned off auto update was for three apps that I just detached using TiBu.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
yea, if you disconnect the apps from the market, youll never get a notification for that app to get updated, nor will it update itself. the market wont know that you have it installed and that it needs an update.
[ONE General] shankly1985:
Sorry if wrong place, couldn't see sub forum. Check this phone out guys the specs seem to good for the price. Wow!

Wounder if we can buy in UK?

http://oneplus.net/one#overview
[ONE General] Salty Wagyu:
Yup this phone is certainly one to keep an eye on, early reviews are positive! Amazed it's cheaper than the Nexus 5 (£229 for 16GB / £269 for 64GB) and has better specs too.
[ONE General] Vampireking:
The runtime schould be better than the Nexus 5 runtime.
[ONE General] zen123:
Seeing as Oneplus is created by ex Oppo employee and the 32gb Oppo Find 5 I used to own only had a 2gb partition for app storage, even the new Find 7 only has a 3gb partition, I will get the 64gb version only if the full 64gb is available for apps storage.

These small partitions for app storage are totally useless in that a lot of apps nowadays can be 1gb+ in size so a small 2 or 3gb partition will be filled up pretty quickly. As an example on my Galaxy Note 3 my total apps have taken up 3.7gb.

Otherwise, this phone sounds like near perfect device for me.
[ONE General] Vampireking:
Why don't you just create a bigger Partition for Apps? That should be possible with the OnePlus One.
[ONE General] mattipa:
Can't wait ,i'm going to get get 64GB version :cool:
[ONE General] mananbond007:
Where do i get an invite? :eek:
[ONE General] ShadowLea:
Certainly interesting! I wouldn't call it a flagship killer, though.

For me a device will never be the ultimate flagship if it lack a MicroSD slot. Especially if the phone is 16GB. Maybe the US has worldwide free 100Mbps WiFi for cloud and streaming, but the rest of us don't.
[ONE General] AngryDinosaur:
I'm ready to give them my money
[ONE General] xenix96:
Who is not ready ? :)
[ONE General] HushH:
Yep, can't wait for this phone to be available. Seems to address all the things I was disappointed with in the new HTC One (M8) - primarily camera.
[ONE General] Entropy512:
The only way in which it is a flagship killer is the unsustainably low price. Hence their ridiculous invite system.

You can either play the game with rabid forum fanboys in the hope of MAYBE being permitted to purchase this device, OR you can just to and buy the nearly identical Oppo Find 7a and have the device arrive within days.

If they'd priced it $100 higher they would've been able to have a sane ordering system. With their current business plan, the device is going to be vaporware for all but a small handful of users.
[ONE General] dansou901:
Maybe true, but if we all start to share invitations over here as well (as we already do), at least we can get one. Also, I do think there will be a point where they'll open up the store for everyone, so doing that for the lower price is fine with me.
[ONE General] osi13:
I'm not really sure what this means.

I don't think I could fill up 60GB of usable if I tried. Although, my video/music collection is in the terabyte range. I don't need all of my music (not even a quarter of it), and I think I've watched an .mkv on my phone once.

I've been happy with 16GB (12.6GB usable). All of my music (via Subsonic, or Google Music all access)can be cached whatever I want on WiFi. I don't come close to hitting my 2.5GB limit of LTE on Net 10 or 3GB on Simple Mobile. My internet connection is also metered at home (300GB) and I've never been close to hitting that.

I didn't even have a microSD in my S4, and that was my last device with the option.
[ONE General] setspeed:
Very good point, I didn't know that about the Oppo phones. I'll definitely be looking out for that before I buy (assuming I'm lucky enough to get invited) since I have 5GB of apps installed on my N5.
[ONE General] brunes:
With the latest KitKat changes the usefulness of the MicroSD slot is quite limited and according to both Google and Koush it is likely to be more of a second class citizen as time goes on. And the One has 64GB models for dirt cheap so I don't see this as much of an issue. There is no way I need more than 64GB.
[ONE General] blackknightavalon:
No SD slot = sticking with my S5 and Note 3.
[ONE General] MrAndroid-HD:
Do you really need a SD in a 64GB phone?
[ONE General] FuMMoD:
64gb internal is great especially since it'll be running at maximum performance. S5 has only a 16gb option and formatted it's 12 then TouchWiz brings it down to around 8gb. What SD would you put in there? 64gig would be the best since 128gb is expensive.
[ONE General] hello00:
cant wait to sell my n5 and get my hands on this beauty
[ONE General] AngryDinosaur:
Flagship killer of Q1 2014
[ONE General] ShadowLea:
Perhaps you don't. I do 7 hours of commuting per train every day, 6 hours of which I have barely any mobile signal at all. And in case you aren't aware, the average 50 minute 720p episode is 1.5GB. That's about 8.4GB a day. More even if I want 1080p (5GB each).
[ONE General] FuMMoD:
Well you're the exception, not the rule in this case. 7 hours of commuting wow! I thought me being in an hour and a half of traffic was bad lol. Maybe use OTG and keep all your videos on a separate flash drive? I use one for music and it's really small too.

http://www.meenova.com/
[ONE General] ShadowLea:
I honestly wouldn't know what the size of.. is that a quarter? is. :confused:

I don't see why I should have to pay extra for something other, both more expensive and cheaper, bigger and smaller phones have by default.

And that brings me to "Why should I have to carry an additional device when I could just as well store it inside the phone in a tiny slot that costs nothing to add?" It's a hole, why should I pay more for less device? :confused:

Believe me, I'm not the exception. I've a fair bit of insight into mobile sales, and having an expandable memory is still one of the main selling points of a great many well-selling smartphones. (All of Samung's Galaxy Note & S line, for one). (Admittedly, there are also a great many people too stupid to even know the difference between an SDcard and a SIMcard... "Can I store my apps on my SIMcard?" /facepalm)

On an average day, I get about 25 people asking me "Can I put more GB in it for my music?" In a country with 17 million people, that's a lot for one shop. Why do you think the Nexus devices aren't selling as much as the S4 and S5? Can't be the price. Even if you take away the marketing part of the sales. People don't want a device they can't expand.

Even if not for videos and music, how are you going to store photo's taken with a 16MP camera on a 16GB phone? Particularly one that has only 4-9GB available for use? Do you simply not have apps?

Not everyone has the data package or the signal strength to sync photos to cloud all the time. Try doing that on the, over here very common, 250MB data package. That's what, 15 photo's? We don't have unlimited data packages, and 3G isn't exactly covering more than 60% of the country. Plus we have borders every 200-500km! Do you lot realize what roaming costs? 2 euro per MB (Why do you think the HTC One has such a crappy low-megapixel camera? (and the iPhone))

Not to mention, take the 4K filming... 4K recording with only 9GB internal storage free? Good luck with that!

I know how KitKat 'breaks' the SDcard. Except that it really doesn't. Even if you're not rooted, most big apps have long since been altered to use the SDcard again.

That is of course completely ignoring the fact that the OnePlus comes with Cyanogenmod, rendering the whole 'rootaccess' point entirely irrelevant.
[ONE General] FuMMoD:
Why not get the 64gb version when it gets released? Please tell me a similar phone with similar specs that has an SD card slot. From what I know the phones you're trying to compare it with cost hundreds of dollars on top of what the 64gb OnePlus one cost. Corners had to be cut to make the phone as cheap as it is. SD card slot was one of them but 64gb is a great amount of storage. Why would you get the 16gb model if space is your concern? I too enjoy SD card slots but I learned to deal with it. My Nexus 5 is the only phone similar to the Oneplus in terms of similar specs and price and it has half the storage capacity and no SD card slot. There are tons of options available. Either get the 64gb model and work around it or pay a few hundred dollars/euros for a device with an SD card slot and lower specs. The average consumer won't need more than 64gb of storage anyways. If SD cards were so important than the iPhone wouldn't have ever been so huge on the phone market. A person recording 4k video on a phone will know that they need extra storage and probably pop into a meenova or similar adapter. The average consumer won't really mess with 4k because when they notice how big the recording is they won't use it again. We're not average consumers here at xda though so saying people in your shop want more storage isn't really a comparison. Do most of them have 16gb Samsung phones and iPhones? If you popped in a 64gb card into those Samsung devices they wouldn't complain and all and be satisfied until they swap out their device. A person concerned with storage space with not get a 16gb model phone.

How much storage is on your microsd card? Did you buy the new 128gb one? That thing is really expensive but it'll suit your needs though.
[ONE General] ShadowLea:
I never said there were similar phones for the same price.

I just said it couldn't be called a killer if it lacked features that many people still find important on their flagships. As much as people may claim "But the HTC One and the Nexus didn't have it and were popular", HTC is having serious financial issues because of painfully low sales, and the Nexus was barely sold in Europe at all. (750 million people is not exactly a small market).

I have a device with these specs. Yes, it cost more. But it actually has more, as well. (MicroSD, expandable battery, Spen.) (Two, infact, but I didn't pay for my S5.)

My Note 3 is 32GB. I have two additional 64GB MicroSD cards (one inserted, the other in my wallet). The phone is filled with games and apps. The two cards are completely filled with music, videos and photo's (which I shoot to the SD, as I shoot in RAW).

Like you said, your commute is a lot shorter ;)

There has never been a 64GB version of a smartphone in this part of the world. It's always been the lowest storage capacity that is sold. If I import a device from abroad (which I can't, as the US doesn't ship outside their world), I pay 250% additional import fees. :(:(:(
[ONE General] FuMMoD:
Geez those import fees are crazy! The S5 has like 8gb of usable space so I can only imagine someone trying to use it without an SD card lol. 64gb is like a sweet spot for devices without expandable storage though. Like I said you are the exception because you actually really use all that space and even more. The SD card slot isn't that big of an issue when a phone comes with 64gb though. The Oneplus One if you're planning on getting it, will be available to you in 64gb. They will be shipped from within the EU to avoid extra taxes and fees. 400euro for a phone with all these specs is pretty awesome! The 128gb Microsd card is really expensive though. You could get about 3 64gb Microsd cards for the price of one. The "many" people wanting an SD card slot are actually a minority in the smartphone market. We're just more vocal since we're on tech sites and such. If you had all the users on XDA state they wanted SD card slots we would still be somewhat a minority lol.
[ONE General] ShadowLea:
That they are. I once ordered a T-Shirt from Jinx (US company). The T-shirt was €20, I had to pay €80 import costs. :eek: First and last time I ever did that.... Plus they don't ship Lithium-Ion batteries inside devices anymore. Which is a little inconvenient without a removable battery.

I am actually considering getting it. I do believe I said that in my first post... :p

The people here are a minority, yes. But I do actually have insight into a fair bit of market information, and particularly Samsung is very, very aware of the popularity of MicroSD slots. It's why they're still available on all their devices, even with the possibility of reduced costs by removing it.

Were you aware they gave out an 8GB MicroSD free to everyone who bought an S5 on the release? I was there (on behalf of T-Mobile and Samsung.) The queue of people coming in to claim their MicroSD was ridiculously long. And they all inserted them straight away.

People here on XDA often seem to forget 99% of the market is not very good at efficient space management. (I'm putting that nicely.) They don't want to have to hook their device up to a pc every other day to move or backup all the snapshots they took to share with friends because their memory is full. They dont'lower the camera setting to free up space. They don't delete an app straight away if they don't use it. And they don't clean out their device. Ever.

Actually a bit more than 3. Saturn Germany ran a discount last weekend. One 64GB Sandisk MicroSDXC Ultra + Adapter for €35.00 (taxes included.) Needless to say, I bought 6. ;) (They had a stack of 600 on first order. It ran dry within the first hour.)
[ONE General] therealgiblet:
Wow that's awesome - never seen that before...

Kinda mitigates all this whining about no Micro SD doesn't it.
[ONE General] ShadowLea:
Not if you're using a decent case it doesn't. Or are you suggesting I cut off pieces of my 60 euro Otterbox to make room for this? Because it doesn't fit.
[ONE General] therealgiblet:
Not suggesting anything.

It's obvious that you need a phone with a Micro SD card.

If you want a suggestion then I'd suggest you don't buy this one.
[ONE General] LiquidSolstice:
That would be a terrible idea. Do you understand how Android data partitions work? If the entire 64GB was reserved solely for apps, you would have no room for pictures, music, images, movies, save data, logs, documents, nothing.

Ignoring the fact that if your apps (not including games) are totalling almost 4 gigs (also ignoring the fact that TouchWiz takes up a HUGE amount of space to begin with), it's clear that you need to look and see whether or not you really use every single app you have installed.

I highly doubt there are any apps that clock in at 1GB in size. Games, maybe, but not regular apps. And even then, large games do not install all their apps directly to the data partition. They grab a starter/main APK from the Play Store, and then they continue to download the rest to /data/media (as they should be doing if the developers have any clue what they're doing).

It appears I have read your post incorrectly, please excuse this.
[ONE General] Entropy512:
Um, /data/media is on the same partition...

All that guy is asking for is unified storage ( /data/media ) which has been the standard since ICS for new devices. (Unfortunately, Oppo has had a tendency not to follow this standard because Chinese users just can't let go of UMS apparently.)
[ONE General] LiquidSolstice:
Removed.
[ONE General] popwhale:
Shut up, and take my money! :)
[ONE General] tiny4579:
On /data/media devices there is one single /data partition that is about 85% of the entire storage.

/data/media gets mounted as fuse and actually the available space is shared between apps and sdcard. So yes it is a hybrid in the sense it's shard, but it's not as it's only one partition.
[ONE General] Entropy512:
Yup. On devices with unified storage, you'll see that /sdcard (emulated) and /data are the same size and have the same free space - since they're really the same partition. So yeah, it does "magically" balance the two partitions because it's really just one.

Specifically, /data is the only partition. /data/media is remapped to /sdcard using a special FUSE daemon
[ONE General] LiquidSolstice:
Clearly, my understanding of the data partition is highly outdated.

I got rid of the offending posts.