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[Verizon LG G3] jtorrence3:
Picked mine up today. I'm coming from the g2 also.

Haven't had much time to play with it. First thing I did was change to ART after which I had several lockups, but everything seems fine now.
[Verizon LG G3] PizzaSauce:
Mine just came today. Coming from the HTC One M7. Love it so far.

I work for VZ and I've talked to the LG guy a few times when he comes by. He had a Korean model of the phone for the past week so I was able to play with the phone a few times before today
[Verizon LG G3] simollie:
Are you still on ART and having no more problem? I had a lot of freeze after switching to ART and now I'm back on dalvik and everything is fine. Do you think ART is actually any faster?
[Verizon LG G3] jtorrence3:
Yeah, I'm still on ART. I've had a couple other freezes and what seems like SODs, but in the last 4 hours it's been great. I think it might be the My Verizon app causing the majority of the issues.

I did a factory reset last night then put ART back on shortly after. Actually didn't run dalvik long enough to compare. I was on ART on my g2 and would strongly prefer to stay on it.
[Verizon LG G3] mediumraresteak:
I thought I was alone but there's a thread for this for another carrier (http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/help/lg-g3-d855-shutsdown-t2803292). I was charging my phone and it randomly shut off twice without any warning. It had plenty of battery so not sure what the issue is. It's as if I installed a bad ROM that needs tweaking. Anyone else?

**Update 7/18/14**

The issue was due to ART being enabled instead of DAVLIK. Looks like we'll have to wait for LG to address that later.
[Verizon LG G3] dr0id99:
I've been following that also but it appears to be only the D855 International version, although there are 3 at&t posts and 1 guy with sprint who posted once, but none of those 4 posted the version. One of the guys that said his was on at&t after being asked said it was a D855 which is still the international version and doesn't make sense LTE band wise, so for now those 4 posts may just be trolls.
[Verizon LG G3] mediumraresteak:
Yea it happened several times again tonight so I'm going to get a replacement unit tomorrow morning. No explanation. I just leave it on my desk while working and it dies so I have to take out/put in the battery to start it up again.
[Verizon LG G3] simollie:
Did it shutdown or freeze? Mine froze 4-5 times since I got it today. When it happens I can't even power it on/off. Had to pull battery.

All these started after I switched to ART. And I've switched back to dalvik it has been OK for about an hour now.
[Verizon LG G3] cpg1987:
This is the exact thing I've experienced with the device today. It froze on me about 3 times with ART. Going back to Dalvik is no problems though
[Verizon LG G3] simollie:
Ye I'm pretty sure it's ART now. I've been on the phone (with dalvik) for about 2 hours and no freeze. Before that (with ART) I had 4-5 freeze in less than 3 hours. I can't say ART is noticeably faster either.

Anyway, I may switch to ART one more time but will run back to dalvik at the first sign of trouble.
[Verizon LG G3] mediumraresteak:
I'll try switching to Dalvik cause I'm also on ART. My unit wouldn't respond to any button as it would remain a blank screen until I pull the battery.
[Verizon LG G3] J.Guido85:
It's definitely ART people. I can confirm this, because I originally started with ART and experienced random power offs, force closes and freezes. I did a factory reset and tried again with ART and same issues.

I factory reset it again, stayed with dalvik and NO problems. I have 2 other friends go through the same situation and still had issues with ART.
[Verizon LG G3] simollie:
Is this a Verizon specific issue, e.g., one of the VZW apps doesn't like ART? I've seen many people say switching to ART improves performance with some minor app compatibility problem. but nobody mentioned freeze or power off.

I wonder if disabling VZW bloat may help.
[Verizon LG G3] J.Guido85:
I did that ,I always go through and disable bloatware. My phone was draining battery and getting hot too.
[Verizon LG G3] suzook:
In all honesty...art is totally overrated and unnecessary.
[Verizon LG G3] J.Guido85:
For now it is, But not in the future.
[Verizon LG G3] parapluie:
Should this be a concern whenever the G3 is updated to Android L? (I'm assuming that will happen at some point...)
[Verizon LG G3] simollie:
I thought ART will be the default in L. So hopefully they will test the hell out of it and whatever bug they have now will be fixed.
[Verizon LG G3] oneandroidnut:
this. right now maybe but it is the future of android
[Verizon LG G3] parapluie:
That's what worries me a little about getting a device that appears to have so many issues with it [emoji52]
[Verizon LG G3] simollie:
not sure what issues you are referring to. I've had zero issue other than the ART problem. pretty sure that'll get fixed with L, if not earlier.
[Verizon LG G3] dr0id99:
No issues other than with ART in the last 2 days. I really have nothing to complain about on this phone especially with root, xposed, and tweakbox

Sent from my Verizon LG G3
[Verizon LG G3] voldrix:
ART Shutdowns

I deleted all lg/vzw bloatware and phone was still shutting down after switch to ART... Until I deleted Google Search. No shutdown since.
[Verizon LG G3] parapluie:
I'm referring to the many people who have mentioned problems with their G3s after switching to ART, which is what L is based off (as far as I know based on my limited knowledge of it). So, I was asking people, who have more knowledge than I do, if that indicates a potential problem whenever the G3 is updated to L. I know that sometimes updates don't play well with previous versions (like KitKat messing with my old S3).
[Verizon LG G3] m0b1liz3:
I am another D855 user. Just got my phone 4 days ago and have been experiencing random shutdowns (at least 3 per day). I hadn't unlocked the developer options or tweaked the phone in any way either than accepting the LG software updates. Initially I was just using wifi because my old sim card wasn't a microsim. Shutdowns were still occurring with no sim.

I was on Dalvik the entire time so I think ART is not the sole problem here like others have suggested.

I was on version E but just updated it.

Has anyone noticed improvements after switching to the V10g software??
[Verizon LG G3] trent999:
I tried ART runtime this afternoon on my Verizon LG G3 that I had just reset to factory using the tot method.

Immediately the phone started overheating and rebooting. The only changes from the tot were from some apps that updated from Google Play. The reboots were like every few minutes, and the phone was so hot up top center back that it was uncomfortable. I wonder if the rebootings were heat related, seemed to be.

It was so bad I was worried I might not be able to get it back to Dalvik, but I did and now it's running cool and stable again. I had never had it lock up ever before ART. Required a battery pull after each lock-up, black screen or froze screen. Funny, it happened once while I was on a call and the call continued normally, but I could not hang up.

I don't know how anyone can use this phone with ART. I might try again after I root and debloat.
[Verizon LG G3] gerrysonmehta:
How to switch from art to dalvik and check that i am on art
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Agotel:
Everything are good but before 3 days I have a problem.The PC (win 8 64 bit) does not recognize my phone LG Optimus 4X HD (P880). I uninstalled the drivers and re installed but nothing else. Also I have choose the usb debugging to my phone but nothing....

What can I do...?

The mobile has Beanstalk 4.4.4007 KITKAT rom.

Thanks...

:crying:
[Samsung Gear Live] robber:
I haven't seen anything straightforward but this seems like a no brainer. Thanks
[Samsung Gear Live] Paul1201:
I think the app IFTT (If This Then That) has a recipe to do this. I've installed the app but haven't had the time to me around with it too much yet.
[Samsung Gear Live] robber:
Yes it does, but the success rate is less than 50% for me for some reason. I would like to think sometime soon there will be a way to do this without the Internet.
[Samsung Gear Live] gadgetgaz:
The latest update to the Wear mini launcher does that on the quick settings tab.
[Samsung Gear Live] jcollier:
Gadgetgaz is spot on. It can also now turn on/off phone wifi and has a slider for watch brightness. :good:
[Samsung Gear Live] robber:
Downloaded a couple hours ago, brilliant. Thanks!
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netyang:
Does anyone know Moto G Verizon version (XT1028 CDMA) can be used in Canada with Rogers, BELL to Telus? thank you ahead
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkstar765:
I am using Nova Launcher and Flatro icon pack, however my lockscreens icons are not themed. How can I apply the theme to them as well? Thank you!
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaythenut:
root and get this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=sg.ruqqq.IconThemer&hl=en_GB

and xposed then you dont need a launcher if you dont want to
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkstar765:
It didn't work :(
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] martinezma99:
I'm using Nova launcher and Tendere icons. My lock screen is themed. Tendere made by same developer/designer.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b00sted:
I would also like to know this.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaythenut:
The way i said above
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b00sted:
ok I tried out that app but since I cant say set this icon for this app it really dont work for me since I use the combo of a few icon packs.. and for some reason my icon packs dont pick up the camera on either and I have to manually set it..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] tataocb:
I installed the OTA update for the Android Paranoid ROM. When checking for updates, it mentioned something about not being able to check GApps update or something like that. I then downloaded the update and installed it through the OTA app. The phone rebooted and went into recovery mode, installed, and then shut down, it did not reboot. Now when I try to boot it, all I get is the Samsung letters, and then the phone shuts down again. I installed this rom on July 5th, and had installed an OTA update about a week ago.

What did I do wrong? What do I need to do to get it to boot and work again?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] crayonhead:
You're going to have to factory reset it. Something broke in this update, as far as I can tell. The July 8th one is the one you should stay on until somebody from PA takes a look at why it's happening on the Skyrocket. Post about this in the Paranoid Android thread in the Android Development

forum for the device. I'm trying to throw together a bug report, but that'll take a couple hours until I get back to a computer.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] tataocb:
Thanks for the help...I ended up doing the factory reset and installing the first rom I used back on July 5th along with the gapps from back then. Then I installed the July 8th update and haven't installed the latest update. I'm going to stay with this version for now.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] crayonhead:
Hey! So update on this matter. There's been a new OTA update pushed out (pa_skyrocket-4.44-20140722.zip). That update works over OTA, so feel free to update to that version of Paranoid Android. Checked and running
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrgwap:
Just wanted to know the best notification drawer color change xposed app for sense 6
[ONE General] inaudible101:
Hey guys,

I'm mostly a lurker of XDA. I was interested in soldering an internal inductive receiver in my one and was having a difficult time finding any information on it. I had been using a USB adapter that worked ok, but I found it annoying that I could not use my usb port without taking my case off and unplugging the adapter. I took matters into my own hands a soldered in a receiver. I was mostly successful. The usb port works great and the receiver functions, but it's right behind the NFC in the back case and it has problems staying connected to the charger with the back cover on. Once replacement backs are available I plan on modding it further so that I can rely on it daily for wireless charging.

My original thread at the one plus one forums:

https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/soldering-in-an-inductive-charging-coil-internally.57772/

and my gallery of my mod:

http://imgur.com/a/jRnN4

I'll keep you guys updated on any progress I make.

Thanks for looking!
[ONE General] Oomahey:
This is awesome, mate. Really neat. :good:
[ONE General] vwauditech:
Nice! If it wouldn't void my warranty I would so do this mod. Great job.
[ONE General] AJ RIMMER!:
Thanks for posting this. I read it with great interest.

I think this is what I will do when my OPO arrives in a few days' time. I ordered the bits off of eBay yesterday, so one they arrive I will follow your guide.

I guess at 500ma, it should take about 6 hours to properly charge the phone. I just want it for topping up at work, so heavy charging isn't what I need.

Thanks again.
[ONE General] Bakuryu91:
Hi guys,

I'm posting on xda what I wrote on OPO forums:

Hi inaudible101,

I saw your post on xda and I went curious about it. I was actually thinking of doing the same thing, so I'm glad that someone managed to get it working!

I have some ideas to make it better: you can cut the cable that you soldered in the middle to create some sort of connector pins (like in the galaxy s4), and then removing the black pouch in which the receiver coil is, in order to glue it to the back cover itself. Also, when gluing it, you will have to position it a little bit more towards the USB port so that it doesn't block the NFC.

You could end up with something like this :

[IMG="DIY wireless charger"]http://hackintech1.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/s4-charging-11.jpg[/IMG]

I'm going to try this as soon as I receive my wireless charging receiver. What do you think? Could it work better, since the coil will be closer to the back of the case, and a little bit away from the NFC antenna?

Dan.

PS : sorry if I was unclear, English is not my native language. Please ask if you didn't understand something!
[ONE General] AJ RIMMER!:
Hi Dan.

Some great ideas there, and well worth considering.

I love the idea the pins, as you mentioned. This would allow you to mount the coil to the case, as you suggested.

I like the idea of moving it lower too, away from the NFC antenna. That is a good thought for those whose banks etc actually use it. Or to use your own NFC tags.

Great thinking.
[ONE General] Hilbe:
Has anyone tried using a multimeter on the exposed pins?
[ONE General] inaudible101:
Yeah there's nothing there.
[ONE General] AJ RIMMER!:
[MENTION=3378372]inaudible101[/MENTION], what tools did you use to free the backing from the phone without damaging it?

Where are the pinch points?
[ONE General] dansou901:
To free the backing, you first have to remove the micro sim slot, after that use your finger nails to remove the back (just go around the phone and pull off gently).
[ONE General] AJ RIMMER!:
Great! Thank you for that. It would have taken me a while to work that out
[ONE General] aznminivan:
Jesus, so many people on the oneplus forum do not understand what is going on
[ONE General] AJ RIMMER!:
In what way?
[ONE General] inaudible101:
They don't understand the initial post and keep linking to other threads about USB adapters. I updated the thread over there with pictures of the cut I made in the back to run the coil outside the phone so that it works a little better while keeping the USB port open.
[ONE General] AJ RIMMER!:
OK, I read that post.

They are the kind of people who will try it, and blame either you or OnePlus for them screwing their phones up.

Clueless people like that should only be given Nokia 1610's, and made to sit in a corner.
[ONE General] Zmartphone:
OnePlus How To: Change StyleSwap Cover

OnePlus have made the following how-to video.
[ONE General] slipin3:
Great work on this. I'm interested in doing the wireless charging thing myself.
[ONE General] Zmartphone:
Here's the full blog post with instructions to the picture you posted: hackintech1.wordpress.com/tag/palm-pixi/ I would have posted it as a clickable hyperlink, but I'm not allowed to as I haven't made 10 posts yet :rolleyes:

And the accompanying video instructions:

[YOUTUBE]34jsVQ1qlBM[/YOUTUBE]
[ONE General] GuestK00430:
You can unsolder the wireless charging cable at any time, as the parts which inaudible modded, did not have any warranty tamper-proof stickers. If the phone is bricked, open it up, unsolder your wireless coil, pop the cover back on, and RMA like normal. :p
[ONE General] vwauditech:
I would just be afraid of them taking notice of the solder points. I guess if I did have to remove it I could make all the solder points look uniform by re-flowing each socket.

The lack of Qi is the thing I'm missing the most at this point.
[ONE General] burnski:
Can you grab elixir 2 and see what the charging current on it is? Also what charger are you using?
[ONE General] CravingMender9:
All right, I got this. Here is my review:

This is a piece of crap. Even though I ordered the correct one, I received the reversed part.

Moreover, when I tested, I got 1042 mA for a second, and then it started cycling between 140 to 250 mA, before settling on 146 mA.

Stay away.
[ONE General] jgrinst1:
I would but it is my daughter's phone and I just found out she took it out already because it "wasn't working..." so I'll have to wait for an opportune moment which may not be until the weekend. It seemed to be working ok with my T513 upgraded charging pad. I had put it on her Zens ZESC01B which is an older one, but a good one. The thing about the Zens is that it does shut off when charged, not keep a trickle charge.

Sorry, I'll update when I can...
[ONE General] DrunkFuX666:
I would have that issue with the charging coil I Used as well... Sometimes it would charge at 470 and sometimes only at like 150... What I noticed, which may not be true, when you put the phone on the charger and it is not a Direct perfect placement/alignment with the coil, it will charge at the lower current.

As in if you put the phone on the charge pad, and move it around till you get the Proper alignment, it will be slow. If you are to place it down perfectly in line, it will give a quicker charge.

Again that may be my imagination... But give it a shot maybe...

Sent from my Nexus 5

---------- Post added at 12:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:34 PM ----------

Also please test with Battery Monitor Widget, as most people who posted here was based on its readings.

Just remember to change the settings to monitor the charge every second.

Sent from my Nexus 5
[ONE General] CravingMender9:
I did try multiple placements, multiple chargers, single coil, 3 coil, no use. Now it is stuck at around 170.
[ONE General] DrunkFuX666:
Hmmm... Defective maybe? Coil burned out after first placement??

Attatch it to any other phone you have and check maybe?

Sent from my Nexus 5
[ONE General] CravingMender9:
Yes, already tried. Most definitely defective. I have started the return process with eBay.

Will have to look at other coils.
[ONE General] DrunkFuX666:
This reminds me of the scene from Empire Strikes back... When Obwan and Yoda are talking while Luke is leaving and he goes... That boy was our last hope... Then Yoda says No... There is another... :P

Sent from my Nexus 5
[ONE General] abhi08638:
How many milliamps is it charging at?

sent from my amazingly awesome OnePlus One

don't forget to hit thanks!
[ONE General] Diablo2424:
This one is rated at 800mA and is known to produce what it's rated at (from what I've read, correct me if I'm wrong)... http://www.fonesalesman.com/collections/free-delivery/products/s5-pwrcard

Maybe we could solder the wires to this one and stick it below the NFC antenna horizontally?
[ONE General] abhi08638:
Hey just an idea, would it be possible to take the coil from another receiver and solder it on it the same unit? Im not sure if this would increase the charging speed but it should at least increase the area that lets the phone charge right?

I plan on getting a new cheap swapstyle cover without the NFC beacuse i never use it, so there would be no interference

something like this horribly photoshopped picture
[ONE General] burnski:
So two of the coils I ordered came in today. One sucks, but the other is looking like a winner. Here is the coil: http://m.ebay.com/itm/291230405199

When elixer2 is running with the screen brightness at minimum the output hovers around 150ma. While charging (on lg wcp300, max output 1a) the current is around -800ma, which means this coil has a total charging current output of approx 950ma. Here's some screen shots from elixir.
[ONE General] DrunkFuX666:
I think I had ordered the same coil, but it was rated as 800mah and it only charged at 450ma...

Can you please install "Battery Monitor Widget"

Once installed, go to

Settings>Battery>Monitoring>Recording Intervals> 5 seconds

Apply this and then leave it on charge for a while and use it or whatever, Then post Screenshots of the History Tab please.

TIA.

Sent from my Nexus 5
[ONE General] burnski:
This one I'd rated as 1000. It has a big coil too. What battery discovery time do you set it as.
[ONE General] DrunkFuX666:
I'm not sure what exactly your asking about, but I didn't change any other settings... Just the record internal for every 5 seconds, because real time doesn't work that well in my experience...

Sent from my Nexus 5
[ONE General] burnski:
I left it l on auto discovery and its not recoding any change when i put it on the charger. I switched to advent Vega and the usage switches from +366ma to -590ma (difference of 950mA) with 5sec refresh rate, but it's not recoding anything in history. I can't even get it to turn on ma as a output to the history.

---------- Post added at 08:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:58 PM ----------

Looks like it hovers around 925mA when the screen is off.
[ONE General] Per10ONE:
How this:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FZBATM8/ref=pd_luc_rh_sim_01_01_t_lh?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ?
[ONE General] burnski:
whelp, that was a fail. Some time after I went to bed the receiver pad failed and stopped charging. Woke up this morning to a battery only at 37%. Now when I try to charge its only outputting between 50-150mA. FFS, back to the drawing board.

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How are you finding that this particular coil works? I found it on ebay and was going to order it if you are having good results:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Universal-Q...l_Phone_PDA_Chargers&var=&hash=item3cea150396
[ONE General] jgrinst1:
My initial testing showed that the phone charges but at a minimal rate. I haven't been able to test fully though with my daughter's phone.

However, I just received my own OPO yesterday, which was going to be my Christmas present to myself, so when it discharges some, I'll start some meaningful testing. We may have to have a rooted ROM with the USB fast charge mod enabled in the kernel for this to work acceptably.
[ONE General] DrunkFuX666:
Why would you need a fast charge mod when primarily it depends more on the source charging than the means of HOW its being charged. For Example, even a the fast charge mod doesn't make a phone charge faster from a USB 2.0 port without the right hardware. The OEM charger is already pretty fast being such high amperage, I wouldn't see how a software mod will make it any faster, even using a less amperage power source.

That's just what I'm thinking... I may very well be wrong...

Sent from my Nexus 5