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[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RaoPisay:
[MENTION=4790997]karan4[/MENTION] : But that is temporary solution, trebuchet setting will get restored when you try to apply/enable search panel again the same error :(, Also gesture typing is not working for some devices(mine is android one(Sprout4)), these are the bugs I found in cm11.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigirishjay:
I use the app Settings Extended and wondering if there's a way to totally deactivate/disable the LG G3's Notification Panel?

I know how to remove all the options etc... but I want it totally gone.

Thanks!

Jay
[General Questions and Answers] Alexi_Zavetnik:
Im a bit noob for these things, two days ago I bought this phone ZTE blade III, I heard this phone will work like a charm with kitkat 4.4 so I wanted to upgrade android to 4.4, I think I followed all steps to install it but I failed to install this update and got stuck in CWM mode. I tried to restore files, system, etc. wiped all data, then restored again, tried to install other ROMs but Im still stuck in CWM mode. Please help me.
[General Questions and Answers] TechMinerUK:
Okay, first of all I would recommend restoring stock ROM but DON'T restore in CWM as their are issues unless its a Nandroid backup, In the stock ROM file you will find the stock recover (recovery.img) flash that via fastboot the same way you would flash CWM, after this you can restore your stock ROM using the update.zip file
[General Questions and Answers] Alexi_Zavetnik:
Can you explain me what to do step by step, please.
[General Questions and Answers] TechMinerUK:
Make sure you have a stock ROM for your ZTE Blade and have coppied the recovery.img file from it

Coppy the Stock ROM to your SD

Then set your phone into fastboot mode which can be achived by holding down the volume up and power button

Now your in fastboot so go and download the ZTE Blade fastboot drivers which you should have since you flashed CWM

Check in Fastboot CMD that your device is listed and type: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img (Which can be extracted from the rom)

Now return your phone to recovery as you would in CWM

In stocm recovery flash the update.zip (Stock ROM)

Hopefully all should be well and good
[General Questions and Answers] Alexi_Zavetnik:
Heres what I got, downloaded stock ROM from ZTE website and whenever I try to install it it says signature verificitation failed. Before I do what you said, can you send me trusted working stock ROM for this phone, Serbia, VIP(mobile network) version?
[General Questions and Answers] TechMinerUK:
Sorry, I forgot to ask if it was carrier locked

If you need really in depth instructions they've created some great ones here that probably know a bit more about that specific device than I do

http://www.modaco.com/topic/361786-zte-blade-iii-stock-roms/

They also have your carrier ROM here, for some reason I couldn't copy the link but the site is in depth and easy to follow
[Moto X General] HJC73734:
I updated my Verizon XT1060 4.4.2 to the 4.4.4 with the posted method in the other thread. [FXZ] Moto X 4.4.4 212.55.26 (XT1060)

http://xdaforums.com/moto-x/general/fxz-moto-x-4-4-4-212-55-26-t2827307

Now it works flawlessly with my T-Mobile sim using the unlocked GSM function.

Previously with 4.4.2 it would say "unknown sim", have LTE, MMS, SMS and voice call switching issues. Even forcing HSPA was inconsistant. Now all's well with my experience.
[Moto X General] mandog202:
good to know, just picked up a tmo sim yesterday, but have it in my att note 2 right now
[Moto X General] KidJoe:
I'll have to try it with my T-Mobile SIM later
[Moto X General] HJC73734:
After further testing, I had to change preferred network type to LTE, GSM, UMTS. default settings were flaky after driving around town.

Rebooted a few times and airplane mode a few times. Still good for now. Settings stick unlike 4.4.2
[Moto X General] Jason.DROID:
I'll test it the next time I'm in an LTE area. The nearest one is 35 miles away. I could do everything on HSPA, but I had issues in LTE areas on 4.4.2.
[Moto X General] SymbioticGenius:
I wonder if that means the Maxx will work perfect on T-Mobile when it gets triple 4
[Moto X General] Topsnake:
The maxx already has 4.4.4, had it before the X. According to several posts over there, LTE is still broken
[Moto X General] Jason.DROID:
The default APN on the XT1060 with 4.4.4 is now fast.t-mobile.com, so a manual entry is no longer needed. I still put one in though because I like to customize the APN type settings.

It now correctly falls to HSPA/GSM from LTE when calling out too, instead of locking you to CDMA voice. So, you can use the phone as a phone now, even when connected to LTE.

I'd consider this fixed now.
[Moto X General] HJC73734:
Did your set preferred network type to global or LTE,GSM,UMTS?

I originally had it at Global, but it started acting like 4.4.2 (problems switching between phone and data) after I started moving around town.

LTE, GSM, UMTS works good but takes a long time to find a signal if I come out of a no signal zone
[Moto X General] Jason.DROID:
I did set it to LTE/GSM/UMTS, and I added my own APN even though the default (hidden) APN is correct.

Yeah, even on Verizon, the phone is slow to switch networks. If I get dropped from LTE, it'll stay on 3G or 1X even though LTE is available; sometimes I get no data on Verizon for a while. Seems the same with LTE and HSPA switching.

I should add that Global mode doesn't lock to EDGE now, but it is sketchy, as you say.
[Moto X General] RAZRBL8DE:
I've been having calling issues using 4.4.4 when connected to tmobile LTE on my xt1060 dev edition. If I force GPRS, calls work fine, if I switch to LTE/GSM/CDMA auto (prl) I connect to LTE, but then can't make or receive calls. I haven't been able to figure out how to force H+ which seems like it would fix the problem, any ideas?

Also OP mentioned a "unlocked GSM" function, could you elaborate? I search these forums all the time but have never posted anything until now.
[Moto X General] cindirella:
might work on AT & T? It may be possible?

Enviado desde mi XT1058 mediante Tapatalk
[Moto X General] HJC73734:
Think it should work as it is supposed to be a GSM unlocked world phone.

For me 4.4.4 fixed some of the phone/data switching problems and issues with the gsm settings resetting after reboots.
[Moto X General] Jason.DROID:
Well Verizon is currently doing testing because I made a complaint against them with the FCC.

I told the Verizon guy that I can connect to T-Mobile LTE on 4.4.4 (though I had issues with 4.4.2), but that I didn't test voice capability very thoroughly while connected to LTE (fallback to GSM may still be sketchy). So, he said he'd get back to me after they've done some testing on this particular issue. I did say that 4.4.4 fixed a lot of the issues I was having though, mainly getting connected to LTE, and having overall GSM/HSPA network issues when the phone was trying to connect to LTE.
[Moto X General] RAZRBL8DE:
Looks like my issue is that I'm not in the so called "refarmed" spectrum area for HSPA+, so I can either get LTE, or EDGE, nothing in between. I've tinkered with the build.prop to no avail. Guess I'll keep tinkering.
[Moto X General] Jason.DROID:
That's interesting considering the same amplifier for band 4 AWS LTE is the one used for HSPA. Band 4 AWS LTE operates on 1700/2100 MHz, the same frequency as the non-refarmed T-Mobile areas.

I think I'm also in a non-refarmed area, but I do have access to HSPA. The download speeds are just highly limited (0.05Mbps), so there's likely some baseband setting preventing full speeds. The last time I had reliable HSPA+ in my area was on 4.2.2 where I could pull just over 1Mbps down. In better areas, I get 5-15Mbps on HSPA+. These are certainly 1900/2100MHz areas.
[Moto X General] samwathegreat:
I'm confused. Are you using a Verizon device? The XT1060?

While perhaps the same amplifier is being used (I have no info to either confirm or disprove this statement), the XT1060 (according to all relevant FCC data) lacks the actual physical radio hardware to support UMTS on 1700mhz. Additionally, 0.05Mbps sounds MUCH more like EDGE data than HSPA/HSPA+ data.

I'm very curious now. Would you mind trying out this app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.roaderster.mrf&hl=en

And seeing which UMTS (WCDMA) band/frequency it says you are using when your phone supposedly says you are using HSPA on 1700mhz?

We already know for a fact that the XT1060 does indeed support UMTS band 2 (1900mhz). I also *thought* we knew for a fact that the XT1060 does NOT support band 4 (1700mhz). LTE, yes, but UMTS, no.

I'm anxious to see what this app has to say...
[Moto X General] Jason.DROID:
The Skyworks 77619-12 is a penta-band amplifier that provides bands 1, 2, 4, 5, 8 support for HSPA/LTE and is used in the XT1053 and XT1060, among others. See here: http://www.skyworksinc.com/Product.aspx?ProductID=1024

I don't have root, so I used an older LTE phone without band 4 support, and put in a T-Mobile SIM. There was no signal at all, and T-Mobile says this will be so if a phone doesn't support 1700MHz even if it supports 2100MHz. So, I only deduced from that that I'm in a 1700/2100MHz area rather than a more typical 1900/2100MHz area. The limited down speeds are on HSPA+, but upload speeds are around 1Mbps.
[Moto X General] samwathegreat:
Thanks for the link. As you already know (no doubt), an amplifier can do nothing if the underlying radio doesn't support the band/mode (UMTS on band 4, in this case). Likely, they use that same amp in all the Moto X variants (except, of course the Sprint variant, which uses band 25 on TDD-LTE).

The fact that the phone won't work unless both 1700 and 2100 are supported by the radio itself makes perfect sense since they are using FDD-LTE (Frequency division - requires 2 seperate bands - one for uplink and downlink).

Did you try the app I suggested? The description doesn't say it requires root...

And finally - you never confirmed: are you using the XT1060, or the XT1053?
[Moto X General] Jason.DROID:
The app only lists possible bands and converts them to frequencies. It won't tell you what bands the phone is using.

On 4.2.2, my XT1060 reported using bands 1 and 4 for HSPA, which is 1700/2100MHz. I figured it was misreporting.
[Moto X General] samwathegreat:
Hmmm OK. Well, I'm not sure how you got that data (I would agree on mis-reporting), but my opinion is that you are most definitely in a re-farmed area if you are receiving HSPA data.

This is interesting indeed. Since both LTE and HSPA use the same modulations (QPST / 16 QAM), one might believe that the radio hardware should be able to support it. Additionally, all relevant data seems to suggest that LTE *is* backwards-compatible with HSPA/HSPA+.

The official FCC data, however, shows that no 1700mhz HSPA testing has been done, and that 1700mhz UMTS support is not included.

https://apps.fcc.gov/eas/GetApplicationAttachment.html?id=1973906

https://apps.fcc.gov/eas/GetApplicationAttachment.html?id=1973905

I wonder if they simply disabled this ability (as you suggested earlier) and the radio hardware IS physically able to communicate on HSPA 1700mhz? Quite confusing.

Regardless, the FCC would would have a field day with Moto if the information in their reports was incorrect or misleading. You really don't get anything by the FCC....

It does make me wonder why they would not include the ability to operate this UMTS band, though. Perhaps it was a decision made either to:

1. Lower FCC licensing/testing costs

or

2. Intentionally prevent one from using the phone on T-Mobile HSPA

Rather strange indeed! I've had enough fun reading FCC documents though...I'll put this to rest since all the reputable data says: no UMTS on 1700mhz.
[Moto X General] KidJoe:
Finally got a chance to try my T-Mobile SIM in my VZW X Dev Edition (XT1060, unlocked and rooted).

It is much smoother than with past ROMs when I put my T-Mobile SIM in.

I didn't have to enter T-Mobile's APN settings on my X, and voice, sms, mms and data work, including HSPA+ and LTE. (note: I'm in an area where T-mobile has refarmed their 1900mhz from edge to HSPA/HSPA+)

When on LTE, and I make a call, the phone reverts back to HSPA+ and voice/data continues to work. After I hang up the call, it takes a little bit, but the phone goes back to LTE for data.

Hopefully I'll get a chance to try my ATT sim later today.
[Moto X General] RAZRBL8DE:
I've put an at&t Sim in my xt1060 Dev (unlocked, rooted) and my results are as follows:

HSPA+ data and flawless call/SMS/MMS function. Unfortunately no LTE. I've read elsewhere in the forums that a user had some mixed success with changing his imei in the carrier's record with an xt1058 imei and his xt1060 was able to receive an LTE signal before everything went haywire. I'm unwilling to test this as I need my phone for business use. HSPA+ in my area is a respectable 8-10mbps which is more than enough for what I use my phone for, as well as an additional bump in battery life from not being on LTE as we all know it's still quite the battery hog despite advancements. I still have my T-Mobile Sim and will try again once the network in my area is a bit more stable, perhaps when tmob rolls out VoLTE I'll give it another shot. Hope my experience helps.
[Moto X General] KidJoe:
I think you misunderstood this one...

What you might have read was an issue with some who were trying to use the XT1053 on ATT. It DOES support the main LTE bands ATT uses, but ATT's system doesn't recognise the IMEI of the XT1053 as being LTE capable, and so the user's sim gets provisioned for only HSPA+. The trick was to put a generic IMEI from an LTE capable android on the account and the SIM would be provisioned properly to get LTE. This problem mostly impacted those who were new customers, or had the store swap their phones (due to sim size change being needed).

In my sister in-law's case, she moved from an ATT HTC LTE capable phone to her XT1053, we took her HTC to the store and had them swap to a NanoSIM then used an adapter. When the X arrived, she was able to just move the SIM, and not have to supply the new IMEI to att. She kept LTE.

The XT1060 (moto X for verizon) doesn't support the main LTE band that ATT uses (Band 17). So no matter how ATT provisions your account, it shouldn't get LTE on ATT. ATT also supports LTE Band 2 and 5 as additional LTE, but again, the XT1060 doesn't support them either. ATT does support LTE Band 4 (they purchased some spectrum from Verizon), so there is a RARE chance of getting LTE with a Verizon XT1060, since it does support LTE Band 4.

UGH! My Only ATT device with nano sim is my iPhone 5C, but its data plan was shut off. (its a work phone, and I didn't use it enough, it was just for testing). So I can't pop it in my VZW X to test. My other ATT test lines have micro SIMs (GS4, Note 3, Note 2)
[Moto X General] RAZRBL8DE:
Yeah I did misread that as being a XT1060 and not a XT1053. Makes sense now. Thanks for clearing that up. My current setup with my moto x will suffice until either the Moto X+1 releases or the Nexus 6, both of which I'm considering for an upgrade. Thanks again for your insight.
[Moto X General] Datlore001:
Other VZW phones (like the LG G2, for instance) show a ridiculous unrecognized SIM icon and constantly show an R for roaming data with a domestic SIM - does the X do that, or does it just act normal (i.e. show H or H+ for data, normal bars, etc.)? Curious, as I'm getting ready to go from Verizon to Consumer Cellular (AT&T MVNO) and I might just stick with my X. I also have a Sprint X that is unlocked and rooted that I could SIM unlock and use as well.
[Moto X General] RAZRBL8DE:
The xt1060 will show a warning, "sim card not recognized" when you first boot, but after you hit ok, the phone functions normally. It shows H+ in the status bar, G for GPRS and E for edge when hooked up to those different connections. If rooted you can remove this "sim not recognized" message by removing a certain apk from the system/priv-app folder although I can't recall at the moment which app it is, a simple search should get you the info you need if it bothers you like it did me. I'm actually running a GPe ROM so I no longer receive that warning.
[Moto X General] samwathegreat:
If you are using an AT&T MVNO, you might as well just use the Sprint X with my SIM-CRACK. The only advantage the VZW X has over the Sprint X for domestic carriers is that it supports LTE on T-Mobile. Both will support HSPA/HSPA+ on AT&T and T-Mobile (though ONLY in re-farmed 1900mhz areas for TMO). You will not get AT&T LTE with either device.
[Moto X General] Datlore001:
Thanks, and I understand that I'll 'only' get HSPA+ (which is plenty fast for me) - I may well go with the Sprint phone but my current VZW model is already set up just the way I like it, so a straight SIM swap would be nice.
[Moto X General] ericizzy1:
hi, just wondering if there in ANY disadvantage with vz moto x on tmobile network as far as LTE or calls?
[Moto X General] Jason.DROID:
It can be finicky, but 4.4.4 fixed a lot of issues I had on 4.4.2. Once I make a call on T-Mo's LTE network, it drops to HSPA+ and completes the call correctly. After I hang up, there's a slight delay in reconnecting to LTE, but it does it automatically.

Once T-Mo starts deploying band 12 LTE, though, you won't be able to use it. The XT1053 and XT1058 both have PAMs for bands 12/17, so if Motorola wanted to add band 12 LTE, they could with Android L. AT&T will also use both bands 12 and 17 LTE.

The XT1060 has a 13/14 PAM, so it could never support band 12 LTE, as the underlying hardware doesn't exist.
[Moto X General] mandog202:
been running on T-Mobile with my xt1060 for a little while now after 4.4.4, only problem i've been having is sometimes it only wants to connect to EDGE after being in a no service spot for a while (half of the building i work in is a dead spot for all carriers except vzw and att that have repeaters inside) and i will sometimes have to reboot to get LTE back
[Moto X General] MkVsTheWorld:
Why do you say it won't work?

T-Mobile's LTE is primarily on AWS and will continue to be. Band 12 LTE will supplement existing coverage. So, the Verizon Moto X should continue to work after Band 12 upgrades are done, it just won't be able to take advantage of the new frequency. It should be noted that very few phones have band 12 support anyways.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chmsalman:
Hey everyone,

I'm really enjoying the android revolution HD 10.1 Rom but I have a slight problem with music playback using the stock HTC music app. The song seems like it's playing but there's no sound. Google music app works fine but I was hoping to stick with the HTC app...anyone have any ideas?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evolution.x:
I had a similar problem but after a quick search on here I found that if you selected Harman / Kardon Sound MOD in Aroma during installation you need to flash this after:

http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-m8/development/mod-harman-kardon-conversion-htc-one-m8-t2827439

I flashed the "HK-V4-with-ADSP-45-GSM.zip" this morning and sound is working system wide now and not just select players.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chmsalman:
Thanks a lot for the link, I don't know why I didn't come across that during my search. I understand I must have S-off to use that fix but I'd rather not tamper with things like that yet until I'm more comfortable with the phone. I got this phone from someone who had used it for a month and had the custom ROM installed on it already. Is there any way I can revert to the regular BoomSound features instead of having the Harman Kardon option at all? Do you know if that'll fix the issue I'm having as well?

Thanks for your help!
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evolution.x:
You could try dirty flashing ARHD 10.1 again making sure not to select the HK mod, not sure if this will work but just an idea.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BenPope:
Yes, dirty flash without H/K mod will fix it.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chmsalman:
yep, that did the trick. Thanks to everyone for the input! Everything seems to be intact if you flash it the same way you did initially, only difference being the HK mod.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] exocetdj:
Are you s off?

if so, you can flash the HK mod if you so wish by selecting the HK zip with the ASDP firmware update :)
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chmsalman:
Nope, I'm S-on and like I said above I'm not fully comfortable going s-off yet which is why I decided to stick with BoomSound.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] SandeepEmekar:
When this phone was in USA I also faced this problem now it is in India facing the same problem.

Whenever I get voice phone call my Mobile Data disconnects.

What could be the issue?

Now using Custom ROM + Custom Kernel but still issue persist.

What do I do?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] toastido:
If you mean lte drops, that because you're in an area that doesn't support voice over lte (volte).

If should drop back to HSPA/HSPA+ or 3g if that's not available. If it's completely disconnecting, then something is wrong, but what that would be is beyond me.

Sent from my leanKernel 3.4 powered stock 4.4.2 (NF1) SM-N900T
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] SandeepEmekar:
I don't have LTE network in India.

It is 3G.

It completely disconnects mobile data.

Same happening with another N900T Note 3.
[LG G Watch] Boni2k:
Hey there!

I recently released an application to show the full text of messages that were shortened before.

It works by replacing the Notifications with Notifications from my app that use either "BigText" or Stacked format to show you the full text.

Downloadable here:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.jonasbark.wearnotifications

Feedback is appreciated!
[LG G Watch] spiderflash:
My hero :D This was so f*cking annoying before ;) Nice job!
[LG G Watch] jscsltd:
Excellent job. Helps no end.

---------- Post added at 12:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:33 PM ----------

Be nice to be able to set the text font size in either stacked or big text.

Also, what about a left swipe that then shows all stacked cards fully opened out? I suggest this as if you have a lot stacked cards, it can be a pain to expand them.

Not sure about the Big Text option as it seems difficult to distinguish where one message ends and a new message begins.

Cheers.
[LG G Watch] Tower1972:
installed and set as an administrator...Open app, it starts to load up apps..then crashes :(
[LG G Watch] HuStLaZ:
Nice app. Would be nice to add multiple apps rather than select each individually.

Edit - my bad, saw that you updated it to do this now!
[LG G Watch] HuStLaZ:
once I updated, same thing happens to me too.
[LG G Watch] Boni2k:
Sorry guys! I just uploaded a fix.
[LG G Watch] HuStLaZ:
Not sure how easy is it, or whether the app itself needs to do this, but is it possible to add 'reply' options to apps such as fb messenger, whatsapp, skype etc?
[LG G Watch] Boni2k:
Unfortunately this is impossible, as there's no way to do this. The app developers from WhatsApp etc. have to implement it themselves.
[LG G Watch] jacquestati:
I’ve tried it on my G Watch. But I can’t read the full text of a Facebook Messenger’s message yet, neither stacked messages. Do I do something wrong? :eek:
[LG G Watch] andretan:
Have you updated the FB Messenger app on your device? Because all the notifications are pushed off it.
[LG G Watch] jacquestati:
Yeah, it’s updated to the last version. I’ve done the last update just three days ago.

I can read the full text, now. But only if there is one message. If they are more than one, I see only the beginning of them — few words. But thankfully I’ve finally got how to bypass the stacked messages’ issue with Wear Notifications.

A very useful and helpful APP.

Thanks!