yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] DankSmoker420:
i downloading molski's MMS files, set them up to my Cingular settings, and they still do not send or recieve.. anyone know y this is?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] shogunmark:
install these 3 cabs

The camera one has the mms settings, the other 2 have mappings and the media net and my isp settings
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] DankSmoker420:
installed all 3 cabs... 2 of the cabs did not delete themselves?? can i delete them? they are read only files
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] shogunmark:
after they are installed you can delete them, i must have been posting this as you were pm'ing me, ha ha ha
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] DankSmoker420:
yea. i thaught that was pretty quick.. didnt think you were online... ok, i installed those 3.. and mms still dont not work... it will said sending... but never gives a confrim that they are sent
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] shogunmark:
try this.. go into your connections and change it to media net, then go back to your mms outbox folder, verify they are there, or in drafts, and hit menu, send/recieve
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] DankSmoker420:
ok. it already says media net... but i tired it anyway.. and nothing happend??? do you have AIM?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] shogunmark:
you got pm
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] losborn:
I've got an unlocked 8125 with a blue sim. Will these settings/files work for me, too? (I don't think they will, but I thought I'd ask, to be sure.)

Thanks,

Lewis
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iua:
Hi,

I have rooted my device HTC evo design 4G and tried to adb pull /data /data. This does not work 0 files coppied. (no error message given). Google told me that ro.secure build property has to be set to 0 on device. adb shell getprop | grep ro.secure told me the value is 1.

I tried adb shell setprop ro.secure 0. Comman does not gives error but again getprop showed me value has not been set and it is 1. I tried reboot, but still have the old value.

Is there way to change this value using adb, doesnt matter it is temp.

Thanks load
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] conan87:
hi guys

i updated my lg g2 with the latest update but when it is restarted it is locked and touch screen doesn't respond and mini lock symbol appears on the quick window screen

Please Help
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] szabyka95:
Hard reset
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] conan87:
is there any other options other than hard reset , there is alot of important data on the phone
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Murischas:
Hey,

somebody found out how to change the color of the background of the app drawer? I would like to change it to Black. With my G2 i was able to do this....

Thanks
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pilz:
Do you want to use the stock launcher? If yes then there should be themes via the LG store app, if now then Nova or Apex could easily do this.
[Nvidia Tegra Note 7] nielo360:
My tegra note is updated to KitKat, whenever I plug in my 360 controller or ps3 or moga controller to map any game with the gamepadmapper: example ravensword gangstar Vegas, the stick and keys work ok for a few seconds and then get stuck don't work or keep getting pressed automaticlly . why is this happening on every game
[Nvidia Tegra Note 7] nielo360:
does anyone have this issue with gamepad mapper?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Belac77:
So I use my HTC One without a service plan, just on WIFI. Also I have removed the SIM card.

But according to the battery usage stats, "Cell Standby" eats about 50% of my battery! I'm not even using it! What can I do to fix this?

Thanks!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] StormyNight:
Could you provide us with some screenshots? e.g. the battery graph, the screen where you see 50%.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] JoeNeckbone:
Either turn off mobile data or turn on airplane mode, wifi will still work.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Belac77:
I've already got mobile data turned off, so airplane mode seems to be the only solution for now. Not an elegant solution to the problem, but that's the price I pay for not using a Sprint phone with Sprint service, I suppose.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] v01rider:
debating on doing this.....has anyone done it and have you noticed a difference? is there a how to?

thanks
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] zagtastic:
i did not do this, but there are plenty of howtos out there. it is my understanding that superCID basically disables the mask checking when you attempt to flash firmware via RUU or hboot (by making it match all masks). my personal preference is to know when the native protections on my device would trip (just in case i try to do something stupid), and thus i prefer to manually edit the text file in the update zip to match my cid when necessary. in terms of "noticing a difference"... no. there is no difference in the operation of a superCID and default phone.

but if you want to be able to flash whatever firmware using RUU and hboot (understanding that bricking your phone is a real risk), without having to manually edit the android-info.txt for non-matching packages, then superCID is the way to go.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] v01rider:
thanks. i was reading that you can change to work on att or tmobile. is that the case?
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] zagtastic:
no. you can allow it to take updates that are intended for att and t-mobile phones, but they operate on entirely different bands. there is no way with sprint hardware to be able to use your phone on att or tmobile networks. the radios are different.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] v01rider:
ah, so thats what they mean. so with that, i can flash any rom and it would work on sprint bands? the rom doesnt have to be sprint specific?
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] zagtastic:
i cannot guarantee that. MOST m8 roms right now contain the ability to work with all variants, but this is something the rom creator must choose to support. you will need to look into the specific roms to be sure, but in general any that are on the Sprint HTC One (m8) Android Development forum can be pretty much assumed to be safe.

the most likely valid use you have for superCID right now is to flash something available on this forum and intended for sprint's m8, but maybe masked only for either the HK version or the vanilla version when you own the other.

here's what it boils down to: superCID turns off protections. based on our conversations here (and i'm trying to be honest, not rude) those protections are a good thing for you. heck, in my opinion they are a good thing for me. if you aren't sure that something is safe, flashing it is a bad idea. if you are at all worried about your ability to determine if something is safe, please DO NOT enable superCID. if nothing else, a cid failure should be taken as a sign that you need to learn more about what you are trying to flash, not simply an obstacle to bypass. good luck.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] v01rider:
not received as rude. :good: just tryin to decide if its worth doin cid. sounds like there is no real gain. and i agree, ive used some roms off the general m8 and they work. thanks for all the help in tryin to understand this!
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] slimbrady:
Compared to most other undertakings involving fastboot SuperCID is definitely, in my opinion, one of or THE easiest mods you can do to your phone. It's a simple as running a single command in fastboot mode using an admin cmd prompt in your fastboot directory......

Make sure you write down your current CID, or keep a sticky in your brain somewhere, before you go changing it...that was the one thing I wished I had done when I tried it on my first M8...if you keep your current CID somewhere then restoring it is just as easy as changing it to SuperCID....

So when asked (I know the question wasn't specifically asking me, haha, but I feel compelled ot answer) whether or not it's worth doing.......sure, if you have some need of it....since it is so easy to do I would advise the same thing that's already been said and hold off...if you run into some issue where you can't flash something and the CID is the reason then you know it won't be a problem for ya when that time comes. =)

So, if and when the time comes that you're able to verify a file is safe for your phone but unflashable due to the CID-specific verification you are failing here's the commands since you did ask whether there was a tutorial..

X:\MoBiLe\ADT\sdk\platform-tools>fastboot oem readcid <-Command used to check your current CID.

...

(bootloader) cid: SPCS_004 <-----------Current CID on my phone.

OKAY [ 0.011s]

finished. total time: 0.011s

X:\MoBiLe\ADT\sdk\platform-tools>fastboot oem writecid 11111111 <-Command used to set the cid to Super.

...

(bootloader) Start Verify: 0

(bootloader) Input CID is super CID <----- Success, but let's check it again to be sure....

(bootloader) Start Verify: 0

OKAY [ 0.027s]

X:\MoBiLe\ADT\sdk\platform-tools>fastboot oem readcid

(bootloader) cid: 11111111 <---Yep, it worked.

OKAY [ 0.011s]

finished. total time: 0.011s

X:\MoBiLe\ADT\sdk\platform-tools>fastboot oem writecid SPCS_004 <---Returning my phone to the stock CID for a Sprint HK M8 as I have no need of SuperCID currently.

...

(bootloader) Start Verify: 0

(bootloader) Input CID is not super CID

(bootloader) Start Verify: 0

OKAY [ 0.027s]

finished. total time: 0.027s

X:\MoBiLe\ADT\sdk\platform-tools>fastboot oem readcid

...

(bootloader) cid: SPCS_004

OKAY [ 0.011s]

finished. total time: 0.011s

This took all of 2 minutes to do from start to finish.... =)
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] zagtastic:
good post, slim. and it is definitely good to have the steps up.

i do have one addendum tho, there is absolutely nothing that REQUIRES superCID. any issue that enabling superCID fixes, can also be fixed by editing a single text file in whatever zip you want to flash. which means that if you just need it to flash one specific thing, it is just as easy and much safer to do that.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] slimbrady:
Agreed my friend...I should have confirmed that as well...Some people (myself among them) are much more comfortable modifying a phone than an installation package but I did get over this hesitancy once I discovered I should be using Notepad ++ instead of the window's note/wordpad (which was giving me all kinds of problems) when making those kind of changes....I have even made my own Gapps installation package now! =) Anyway, agreed that SuperCID is only a requirement if you're CID doesn't match and you do not wish to modify the file(s) you're installing.^^
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] bigdee1974:
I thought SuperCID also allowed for the installation of apps in the play store that are carrier, phone or region specific on any phone with SuperCID?
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] zagtastic:
this is my first htc phone, so i am not an expert. however, i don't believe this is the case. i believe build.prop and other similar tweaks are how you unlock play store stuffs, and that superCID is _entirely_ about ROM-level (or lower) software/firmware updates applied via hboot or RUU.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fat304h:
Me use cloudyflex 2.4 + dorimanx4.9 and my screen on time 4 or 5 hours.I use greenify,dorimanx4.9 extreme battery mode.

I want up to my screen on time 7 ~ 8 hours..
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mazroui:
you know its not impossible to get there... all depends on your usage, control your hands and u'll get better screen on times.

i hit 8 hours mainly reading ebooks = screen on, low brightness, lot of 300mhz with autosync set to refresh every 30 mins and thats gmail only

i can hit 4-5 hours playing games and actively using the phone = lot of higher mhz leads to more power used and well u get where im going

if u wanna get that high of SOT make sure that its your usage and not the phones problem (unless u got wakelocks that u didnt solve)

o and just for your info (doris profiles dont have a crazy big impact on battery ((im getting my results using default settings minus sweeptosleep))

good luck with adjusting your hands to get your target SOT :P

P.S

im running on latest paradus & dori
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SREEPRAJAY:
Try your own combination.

Best ROMs+Kernel threads in any form are not allowed in this FORUM.

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[Galaxy Tab S General] goofydragon1:
I am not sure about you guys but I do have a bit of regret purchasing the Tab S 8.4. Its a great tablet, build wise, however, all the bloat is a different issue. With rumors of the HTC Nexus coming 4QT2014 w/ crazy specs, a lot may be thinking if they should wait or not.

I've own the Tab Pro 10.4 great device but was within the window to return it for the Tab S 8.4. As android gets more mature same as the Vendors and their devices get more and more difficult to gain kernel level root access.
[Galaxy Tab S General] everlast716:
I was going to pull the trigger this morning on the 8.4 after playing with the demo at best buy yesterday...but I had to restrain myself. As impressive as that display is, the rest just doesn't do anything for me. I've decided to hold out for the new nexus HTC tab or the Shield Tablet, both of which are rumored to have the tegra k1 monster chip. I want front facing speakers ala boomsound, and at the very least 32gb of on board memory. I just know that if I purchase the 8.4 I will have buyers remorse very soon after, especially when better, stronger tablets are right around the corner.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
And when the HTC tablet goes on sale there will be something else better coming out in 3 months. I've read the complaints about bloat and lag. Just don't have an issue with it. We already have root and within 2 weeks the optomized debloated ROMs will start to show up. I already use Nova Launcher and have no lag at all.

Buying technology is a guarantee to be in a perpetual state of buyers remorse. Nature of the beast. I wanted a tablet now and this was the best athlete in the draft. BestBuy took off $100 for my old useless tablet so I bought the 10.5 S and love it. YMMV.
[Galaxy Tab S General] gottahavit:
Last I knew all nexus devices are absent SD card. That equals no sale to me.
[Galaxy Tab S General] SysAdmNj:
Well there's your problem 8.4, come join us in the 10.5 room, much better :)
[Galaxy Tab S General] dwd3885:
The HTC tablet won't be out until late October/November if past Google Fall events are any indication. That's a good 4 months with a great tablet if you keep the Tab S.
[Galaxy Tab S General] xRevilatioNx:
Any one know what's going to be in the HTC Tablet?
[Galaxy Tab S General] suzook:
Bloat? What bloat?...I rooted and deleted every Samsung app....tab flies.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Zeblade:
As much as I loved all the Nvidia (tegras) and I tried all. Even overseas. ALL get way to hot and battery life is awful. For me battery life is everything.

Like SO many others have said and here. By the time you wait for the new K1, you will hear of something better coming 3 months after that.
[Galaxy Tab S General] iMJets:
Just wait for debloated Samsung roms to hit, seeing the 10.5 already has root. I have already removed 90 percent of the crap bloatware from mine
[Galaxy Tab S General] everlast716:
I guess y'all are right, I think I've been spoiled by this Galaxy note 3. Only phone I've ever had for about a year and I don't have phone envy with any other new phones released yet. That is rare!
[Galaxy Tab S General] gottahavit:
With you man, note 3 is hands down best phone on the market, had note 2 can't wait to see note 4 this fall
[Galaxy Tab S General] stealthieone:
How did you root?
[Galaxy Tab S General] suzook:
Seriously???? Check the development section.
[Galaxy Tab S General] robertc88:
You will not get that tablet for $299. The extra waiting and higher price was not worth it to me as I knew about that forecasted tablet and specs.

The S is great for the money and having it NOW!
[Galaxy Tab S General] drunkengarbagecan:
Took my open box 8.4 S back to BB and just grabbed the $249 Pro. Samsung kiosk told me they still stock the Pro but were told NOT to disp, ay them anymore.

Every BB near me has open box S for sale already $339 to 359 for 8.4 and 459 for the 10.1

The pro seemed a little quicker to me though nothing earth shattering

The amoled screen is too colorful unless in basic screen mode, and then is not much better than the Pro with a little app tweaking

The S will be 299 or less by the end of the holidays or the Note will be out
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
It's all good you like what you like. I liked the colors on the Pro just fine. THE deciding factor for me was the text blackness. I just cannot stand gray text and love the black on the S. Hope you enjoy your Pro. The S will get better and better with OTAs and a few roms.
[Galaxy Tab S General] drunkengarbagecan:
Honestly, after did the tweak with the color app, the pro was pretty nice. I will admit the colors at times look washed out on the pro compared to the s.

I had similar experience with phones. Got a Nokia 1520 because I thought the LCD blew away the Note 3

Heck, about 6 months ago I was deciding between nexus 7 and g pad. Likewise, in 6 months there will be newer toys and these soon forgotten.

I think ultimately I just don't want to shell out the extra money right now
[Galaxy Tab S General] robertc88:
Yes, it is all good but I personally would much rather have the S for $299. :)
[Galaxy Tab S General] Zeblade:
The screen is just beautiful. Watching movies, the blacks are black and I just love the colors, yet the 32gb version... just not worth it for me. I can get a NEW note 2014 32gb for $160 less then what I paid for the Tab S. So I did.
[Galaxy Tab S General] dcaplinger76:
I think my only regret is taking back the 10.5 and getting the 8.4...I like both but 8.4 is easier to hold
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
Lol, feel ya on that. Almost did the same thing myself because with the book cover on the 10.5 gets a bit heavyish after a while. But the 8.4 just makes browsing in portrait so challenging at times if you enjoy seeing the full width of the webpage at once. I had an 8.4 Pro model and found myself constantly going to landscape mode to see text.
[Galaxy Tab S General] dcaplinger76:
Yeah, I am finding that the 8.4 is too close to just using my phone. I don't think Best Buy would be happy if I went and exchanged again.
[Galaxy Tab S General] DAvid_B:
You know the tab s lasts twice as long as the 14 when doing just video? They where shocked when they tested it in video playback battery testing.

Plus I prefer to use white text in a black background. I get the double improvement of good reading contrast and ultra low power use.

And for even more savings put it in ultra power saving mode and get e_ink reading lengths from the battery.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
Lol who cares what BestBuy thinks. Make yourself happy man. If you want the 10.5 get it. Life's too short.

---------- Post added at 02:35 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:34 PM ----------

Yeah white background is battery murder on this rig.
[Galaxy Tab S General] dcaplinger76:
You are probably right , I just hate doing that. I guess starting out with the 10.5 spoiled me on screen real estate.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
BestBuy accounts for a certain amount of returns in their financial forecast. It's the cost of doing business. Two things. It's important to you and they don't care. Just exchange it and if they ask for a reason (you really aren't technically required to give one), just say you miss the bigger screen.

No reason to live in regret just to keep a vast corporation with more money than God a little richer.
[Galaxy Tab S General] dcaplinger76:
I decided to swap the 8.4 for the 10.5. ..back to loving it.
[Galaxy Tab S General] MariozPOC:
I cannot agree more ? I am happy to know ab a debloated ROM but I always use ONLY Nova prime and it works perfectly on this tablet. Thank you guys for your activity on XDA. This is the real "plus" for Android. I am not an "integralist" ? as I use Android and iOS devices, but on the tablet side this is the first Android I really like and I consider as a day by day use.

I'll follow this 3d with care ?
[Galaxy Tab S General] ShadowFlare:
LOL [MENTION=2983258]dcaplinger76[/MENTION], that "No Ragrets" scene flashed in my mind -just- before I dived into this thread.

No regrets with this S 8.4, it's closest to what I ever wanted in a tablet. To make it even closer to perfect IMO:

- Just need S Pen (Note 8.4 Super AMOLED Plus maybe?)

- Place speakers on the upper position on landscape mode so as not to get muffled by my hands when holding the tab

- Faster processor (QSD810), because Exynos gets less dev support and octacore is gimmicky.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
Excellent! To thine own self be true and thought canst be false to no man...

- Shakespeare (smart dude)
[Galaxy Tab S General] everlast716:
This is a great tablet

But...this 16gb storage isn't cutting it for me. I just had to uninstall all of my games because I have my basic utility apps and certain apps for school, but after what I call my essential apps, I am down to less then 3 gigs of available space. I just tried to predownload an HD movie from Xfinity streampix and that was 4.1 gigs alone. That's just one example. Most of those type of apps won't allow you to download to an external storage so the 64gb sd card I have in there is utterly useless. I'm debating returning this back but will have to pay a restocking fee to newegg which really grinds my gears. If I had the capability to transfer every app to SD and any downloads to SD this wouldn't be an issue I guess. Anyone else have the same issues? Please share...
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
Are you rooted? Give Link2SD in the market a shot. Excellent free app.
[Galaxy Tab S General] xRevilatioNx:
Just a root and that app? Wish it was the that easy.
[Galaxy Tab S General] dcaplinger76:
Just gave this a try. Was able to move alot to SD , had a problem with G+ and Leo's Fortune though but gonna mess with it more.
[Galaxy Tab S General] kenkiller:
Since his problems is with games which mostly store in the obb directory, it is that easy.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
Yeah it's great. Some apps (such as widgets) won't work properly from the SDCard, but most will work fine. I have mine set to place new apps automatically but then notify me if it can be moved to SDCard. That seems best compromise.

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Yep.
[Galaxy Tab S General] kenkiller:
But to be fair, I have tested the Exynos LTE version of the Tab S 8.4, it lags pretty badly in Chrome browser (not that you are forced to use it, but still a bad oversight nonetheless). And it bogs down after a period of usage - this is an Exynos trait for a long time, something AP also noticed as well.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/0...eview-the-best-tablets-you-can-buy-right-now/

Was looking forward for the SD LTE version (mainly to flash CM variants in future), but guess that version is for US markets only. :(
[Galaxy Tab S General] kuromusha38:
what is tab S quadrant score?
[Galaxy Tab S General] mitchellvii:
Must be either your device or an 8.4 issue. My 10.5 has experienced none of what you've described here. Chrome has no lag other than typical page loads with Java script enabled. I really do believe that a bad batch of these 8.4s made it into the wild.
[Galaxy Tab S General] mingkee:
19xxx for 10.5