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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShizukoZ:
Hello everyone;

I have a Zopo zp980, almost a mounth ago i started having ghost touchs on my capacitive buttons, later those buttons didn't work anymore and the ghost touchs moved to the buttom screen (almost 1cm in height )! making the phone almost unusable !

Therefore i'm now trying to desactivate the bottom screen that is having those ghost touchs!

as if i had a 4.8 Inch screen and not a 5Inch !

Please help me achieve that! the phone is unusable and it's driving me crazy!

thank you a lot !
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShizukoZ:
UP !

I added a Screenshot of the ghost touchs so you have an idea of the problem

thank you!
[AT&T LG G2] alejandro mtz:
Ola disculpen tengo un lg g2 AT&t y no tengo la opción de bloqueo knock code

Alguien que tenga el archivo apk o la ROM stock completa del modelo d800 saludos

Moderator Translation...Please post in English!

Ola sorry I have a g2 lg AT & T and I have the option of blocking knock code

Someone who has the apk file or complete stock ROM model d800 greetings
[AT&T LG G2] shadow2483:
Please help !! Lg g@ at&t cwm 6.0.5.0

AT&T LG G2 D800 <<<

Hey guys I need some help i did the AT&T ota Update after putting the stock rom on the device, i have all roms of liquid smooth

Im stuck in CWM Bootloop no matter which rom and gapps install I dont know what to do Please help ive wiped factory/data/reset

Ive done Wipe cache Partition

And then dalvik cache what am i doing wrong all roms will install and act okay as if its about to boot and as sooon as it gets past the LG logo screen it shoots right back into CWM and for some reason in my phone i also have TWRP dont know if that helps what i need to fix this

This would be my 3rd phone from AT&t And 2-300$ is getting expensive

Please help I know im a noob and ive tried everything i can comprehend , I hope someone could do like a how to dummy tutorial on CWM and TWRP of how they work and what each selection does rather than the basic run down of quick installs , cause for people like me thats complete retards i just might need a full walkthru and im sure im not the only one thats had this problem, Any help will do thanks guys

Roms

LS-KK-v3.0-2014 03-31 d800

Cm-11 2014504 snapshot -m6 --d800

Cm-11 20140720 NIGHTLY-d800

Gapps -kk-20140606

Liquidsmooth_3.0-20140331

5-31_GApps_Standards_4.2.2_

ATT-Stock-Rooted-D80020k
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nucleotide:
I've just purchased this phone and overall I like it. One thing I think is holding this beast back is the resolution. The GPU seems to seriously struggle - it's even noticeable when switching apps, navigating the settings, etc. It just seems like it doesn't have quite enough grunt.

Is anyone else experiencing a similar thing?

I was using an Xperia Z2 earlier today and everything seemed far more fluid and smooth. I'm honestly considering selling my 2 day old G3 and switching to a Z2. :confused:
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pilz:
Mine is very fluid with zero lag. Then again I'm rooted, and I debloated the phone. It's very fast, If you know a away to record your screen I'll upload a video.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nucleotide:
What did you do to debloat - which apps etc removed?

I'm rooted, but no idea which apps are safe to remove.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pilz:
Well I froze all of them via titanium, some apps in there are just ones I'm not using currently. I would freeze then instead if uninstalling them personally. See screenshots below.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nucleotide:
Thanks a lot. I'm going to give it ago. :good:
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pilz:
I recorded a video of my screen via some app. In running nova with animations at the fastest for the launcher because I don't care about transitions. Is still very fast to open spots as you can see below. I'm sure you can see that it's fluid for the most part besides my jerk's between menus scrolling like I have ADHD :)

LG G3 test: http://youtu.be/mHg2Skfuv84
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nucleotide:
So which of these apps did you actually freeze? Or all of them?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pilz:
Every app on that list is frozen so yes.

Edit

Also don't freeze anything you're using because I've accidentally don't that before and I had to figure put what I did.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Enddo:
maybe you should take the advice of your signature and use the search feature. this has alllllllllll been covered extensively.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pilz:
I agree, and never freeze anything that you don't know the function of. It can happen accidentally, but I've learned from my mistakes.
[ONE Accessories] GuestK003:
Hi Tyler,

Thank you for reaching out to us about this! Thanks to the voice of the OnePlus One community, we have begun production of a glass screen protector for this device. Although we do not yet have an exact ETA, we expect to have it live and shipping by Mid-August. Hope this helps and thank you for your support!

Best,

MIME
[ONE Accessories] jdec529:
Thanks for the update!
[ONE Accessories] krew760:
So excited to hear about this!
[ONE Accessories] jdpdata:
Love MIME on my Nexus 5. I will get this.
[ONE Accessories] burnnhell:
Just checked their website and they had them up and said in stock. I've ordered one. Can't wait to get it!
[ONE Accessories] drmacrofish:
Yeah I see these are out. Any coupon codes though?
[ONE Accessories] jdpdata:
Wow, $27.95 is a little steep.

For that price I can almost buy two Orzly, which I'm very satisfied with.
[ONE Accessories] dawheat:
I'm a huge fan of Mime Feather glass protectors for my Samsung phones and iPhones - the 0.15mm thickness makes a big difference for phones with physical home buttons.

However for phones with capacitive or OSB, the extra cost of Mime doesn't seem quite worth it - I got the Ozrly protector and it's great at 1/2 the price.
[ONE Accessories] alias_j:
Just got my mime on today, and I must say its amazing. With the curved edges, the phone feels like a nexus 4 screen.
[ONE Accessories] cheerup38:
pictures please :fingers-crossed:
[ONE Accessories] alias_j:
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[ONE Accessories] FloopyDoopy:
Looking forward to getting one!
[ONE Accessories] chipstien:
I have a Mime on my Nexus 5 and liked it. However when I got the Opo my options for tempered glass were extremely limited so I had to take a chance on wasting $7 dollars and bought a cheapo off eBay. End result.....won't see me waste money on the more expensive ones until I have a reason to give up on these. This $7 dollar protector is holding up every bit as good as my Mime has so far. The only thing I will say I like about the Mime over this one is that mine has the ear speaker slot elongated to allow for the sensor which is dumb considering this is glass. Just my .o2
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] harryk1372:
hi,

can anyone still running the original japanese rom on x01ht share the manner mode executable with me? i don't recall the exact name of that file but i think it was like manner_mode.exe you can find in windows directory.

i had it backed up when i made the rom switch to tytn but i somehow lost it. appreciate it if you could reply to this with that file attached.

thanks in advance...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] harryk1372:
can anybody help?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] tle:
Is that the program that activates manner mode by press and holding the comm manager button?

Sorry I don't have it either, I flashed English and would love this functionality back too.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] harryk1372:
tle,

yup, that's what I'm asking for. i think it will benefit everyone if someone can upload it here.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] pof:
Isn't it on x01ht ExtROM? If it's not you can probably extract it from the dumped rom.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] awh_tokyo:
It's definitely not on the extrom... I've converted a half dozen X01HTs from Japanese to English, and not been able to restore that function. Thanks for the links to the dumped ROM; that should help me get some of the softbank special stuff back...

- awh
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] harryk1372:
hi guys,

it's not on the extrom. it's in the windows directory for sure. i once copied it on my storage card but i lost it when i screwed it by reading that micro sd card with my pc.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] harryk1372:
pof,

i realized that you might be right saying that it's on the extrom. i recall that it was not a rom file and it was a file copied into the windows directory. i think that means it was installed by one of the sb cab files on the extrom. the only cab file i did not execute was PT_SIMlock_Empty.cab.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] pof:
I think it's not on this one, this just adds the "annoying screen" for simlock protection by software. If you install this then you need to install SB_USIM.cab to remove the annoying screen.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] dandare123:
I agree - I still have the unnerving feeling that some of the content in the extrom actually points to executables somewhere in the ROM. Bad band-aid type code, but what would you expect..? I think I saw similar on the i-mate extrom where it tried to execute parts of the standrard rom after a cold reset..
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] harryk1372:
I know pof... that's why i didn't run it.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] krnnidtt:
Is it this??

Dear all members

I saw some bbs mentioned as follow

'there is a file that was conianted in X01HT WINDOWS folder

TrayIcon_MannerMode.exe'

But I'm not sure is it correct?

Manner mode is called in oversea 'silent-mode' or 'flight-mode'

I've flashed my X01HT to Dopod rom so that I can not try it.

anyway let's you try it.

BR,
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] harryk1372:
krnnidtt,

i don't exactly remember the file name but i think the one you saw is the one i am looking for. it's not the "flight-mode" that turns the radio off but it is the same as the "silent-mode" and turns the vibrator on.

you can turn on the vibrator by opening the comm manager and tap on the vibrator icon, but this small exe file i am looking for does the same by just press and holding the comm manager button. when that is on, an icon sits in the tray. not a big deal but it's convenient.

i'll check the dumped rom pof advised.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] pof:
Now that I understand what "manner mode" is, this might be useful for you too:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=1019893&postcount=1
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] harryk1372:
hi pof,

thanks a lot for that. it works great and this is what i wanted. i should have searched more to find this thread myself in the first place. now i will find a way to assign this to press and hold state of the comm manager button (button 3).
[T-Mobile LG G3] AviatorBimmer:
I currently have the Note 3 and even though I have to admit, it is an awesome phone when it's rooted and loaded with a custom ROM/Kernel. With that being said, I just don't use the features that make the phone different to the rest, such as the stylus.

I could say that maybe 3-4 times, I've used the stylus, that's it. And lately the dropped calls and the phone as a whole, is getting bit long on the tooth.

Seeing that I really don't need a stylus and the phone is I want to say, a "tad" too big for my hands; is the LG G3 a good phone to switch to?

Would it be an upgrade for me? Or more like a lateral move or perhaps even a downgrade?

Suggestions, advices?

BTW, is it hard to root the LG G3?
[T-Mobile LG G3] nohcho:
I have a note 3 and in the same boat as you. I absolutely despise amoled screens and that's the reason I want to move to lg g3. However, I don't know how I feel about the back minted buttons add I often use my phone on the desk and back mounted buttons can be an issue
[T-Mobile LG G3] budco2000:
I've had all 3 Notes. I loved the phone. I didn't use the S-Pen that much either. I bought the Note 1, 2 and 3 purely on specs and screen size. Other manufacturers kept an eye on the Note sales and seen they were doing good. Now there is plenty of competition in the 5.5" plus category. If you switched from the Note 3 to to the LG G3 I really don't think you would be disappointed. It's a sweet device. Especially the knock on knock off for the screen.

---------- Post added at 09:33 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:30 PM ----------

NO issue at all, you can tap to turn on screen, as well as turn it off, there is a option for a volume slider in the notification area. I hardly ever use the buttons.
[T-Mobile LG G3] DHSoccer4:
I cant speak for the note 3 but i do love my g3. The specs are better than the note 3 and it doesnt feel as bulky. Only thing the note 3 has is 64 gb opposed to 32 gb memory. But throw an sd card in and your good. The screen on the g3 is awesome plus the camera is pretty legit too. Hope this helps
[T-Mobile LG G3] AviatorBimmer:
What you hate about the AMOLED screens? I really like the deep blacks when watching a show or movie. It's amazing to see just pitch black where it's supposed to be black.

From what I read, the back buttons take a bit of getting used to until mucle memory kicks in, and it then feels very intuitive. I think I could get used to that.

But back to the screen, what are the pros of the IPS screen over the AMOLED one?

Yea, seems like everyone is raving about that knock on knock off feature. I agree, the Note 3 is indeed a great phone but I just feel that I'm not the person for it. In other words, like I'm not getting the max potential out of it.
[T-Mobile LG G3] budco2000:
I'm also a fan of AMOLED. I like the deep blacks and the vibrant colors. The G3 LCD screen is not bad at all. I've had the last 2 generations of the Nexus 7 so I'm used to both screen types.
[T-Mobile LG G3] nohcho:
While I do agree that amoled screens display deep blacks and all, but thats just part of a story. The fact still stands that amoled screens aee not very accurate color reproducesrs, blue whites, power consuption when displaying anything other than dark colors, burn in issues.

People love deep blacks beacause those pixels are completely shut of. But oversaturation is an issue that still persists on amoled screens. So thos are my gripes.
[T-Mobile LG G3] AviatorBimmer:
Thanks for that and those are valid concerns, though I don't hold those high in my list of things when it comes to displays. Personally, I will look for perfection when it comes to the projector in my home cinema which powers my 135", 16:9 screen. For the occasional movie or show I might watch on a 5" screen, I don't worry about oversaturation or if the color hue is a bit off. But that is just me and I respect your opinion.
[T-Mobile LG G3] mingkee:
One major concern of AMOLED is burn.

Fortunately, I did not have any even after 9 months of use (some look pretty bad on G Flex).
[T-Mobile LG G3] AviatorBimmer:
WOW, thanks for taking the time for writing up such a nice and elaborate post. [emoji2]

I will definitely swing by TMO and check it out in person.

From what it seems, there really isn't even a need to install a custom ROM on it. With that app you mentioned, you can tweak your rooted phone and leave it running like a nicely, streamlined, custom ROM, sort of speak. Kudos for that.

Thanks again, buddy!

BTW, is the UI way better than TouchWiz?
[T-Mobile LG G3] mingkee:
I also came from Note 3.

The hardware is far superior than other high end models, but only G3 is comparable.

I don't want M8 because the battery is not removable (I have to replace battery once sometimes).

The reason why I jumped ship is Samsung's attitude. N900T only supports six languages and there's no other "hidden" languages. I am absolutely fine with English, but I'd prefer Trad Chinese interface (my native), but G3 has a lot of different languages even with Japanese and Arabic.

Note 3 screen is good and the contrast is unlimited, but G3 isn't bad at all. The only downside is mine has "cold" tint under outdoor sunlight. Viewing angle on G3 is pretty close to 180 degree without discoloration.

Even the screen is slightly smaller than Note 3, the total size of G3 is smaller and easier to handle (I have big palm and I can hold Note 8 with single hand).

Tap to wake (Knock on) is a pretty useful feature which I just tap twice to wake the phone though I just press home button on Note 3 to wake, but pressing home button causes some mis-operation sometimes in the bag.

Battery is slightly better on Note 3 (3.2Ah vs 3Ah), but it doesn't matter much because the battery is removable.

Both supports FAT64/SDXC.

Note 3 supports MHL2.0 but G3 does not, but Chromecast comes handy if you want to mirror screen to TV.

Calling quality on G3 is second to none. Wi-Fi calling on G3 is same as with cellular; Note 3, on the other hand, Wi-Fi calling is BAD (fading voice, chopping, distortion).

Though VoLTE isn't available on G3 at this time, I'd disable it because I hear nothing with VoLTE where the network is busy, so I have to use UMTS for cellular calling instead.

USB3 does not have much advantage on Note 3. If you have 2A or higher USB power supply, you can't tell the difference when charging.

Speakerphone and music playback is much louder on G3 (this reminds me S3 day which has exceptional speaker quality) than Note 3.

G3 can get hot easily when browsing internet continuously or playing CPU intensive games. It's same problem as S3 but G3 has thermal throttling. Note 3 seldom has overheat problem.

Music playback quality over headphones G3 is better with 192kbps ogg than Note 3, but the music may stutter (it's rare) when the unit is acquiring signal while Note 3 does not have such problem.

Angry Birds Star Wars and Angry Birds Star Wars II cannot be downloaded from Play Store, but it works fine after sideloading.

I personally prefer G3 over Note 3 though both have top notch hardware.
[T-Mobile LG G3] nohcho:
Good to hear all different inputs. I'm still undecided though. Note 3 is a serious piece of equipment that still holds up very well. But the smaller size on g3 May win me over as the Note 3 is just stupid big.
[T-Mobile LG G3] AviatorBimmer:
Awesome thread so far!!! Nothing better than to read experiences from people just like me and in a similar situation. I agree, the decision is tough because the Note 3 is no slouch! LOL
[T-Mobile LG G3] budco2000:
What did you use to change your DPI. I want to try 560 as well. Not sure if I should use an app, xposed, or just change it in the build prop with root explorer
[T-Mobile LG G3] mingkee:
W A R N I N G:

MAKE SURE YOU BACKUP YOUR DEVICE!!!!!

Once you have you phone rooted, edit build.prop the following line:

ro.sf.lcd_density=640

to

ro.sf.lcd_density=560
[T-Mobile LG G3] spierce617:
I am currently using the Nexus 5 and looking at changing to the G3. I have used this program to change the dpi size on the nexus 5. It might work on the G3

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.texdroider.texdroider_dpi
[T-Mobile LG G3] sublimaze:
I agree with [MENTION=2319778]JustLok[/MENTION] and [MENTION=303482]mingkee[/MENTION].

I had two Note 3s. The first one would not hold a signal at my house, and I live 25 minutes from downtown Houston. The second Note 3 was no better. So I decided to switch to another OEM. The G3 is a little easier to use one-handed. I always used two hands with the Note 3 because I was afraid I would drop it. But I can comfortably use the G3 with one hand.

As others have noted, the G3 colors are not nearly as saturated as AMOLEDs, but you probably won't miss that after a few days. I had a GNex, Galaxy S3, Note 2 and Note 3, and I don't miss the overblown colors (but I do miss the inky blacks). I got my G3 on release day and have not had any overheating issues, but I don't play a lot of heavy 3D games.

Rooting the G3 is brain-dead simple, thanks to PurpleDrake. And spending $1.50 for the full version of G3 TweaksBox is a no-brainer too. If you used Wanam Xposed on the Note 3, then G3 TweaksBox is an absolute must have. Most people spend that much on soda or junk food every day, so $1.50 is a bargain for something that enhances your phone every day.

Call quality is exceptional, especially on Wi-Fi. UI lag is virtually nonexistent if you install a good launcher like Nova and reduce window animations (under main settings > Dev Options)

Battery life is good, but not the best. My Note 2 and Note 3 had slightly better battery, but the G3 lasts all day, so that is really all I need. I think the Note 3 and Galaxy S5 have better cameras, but the G3 is very close.

In the end, it just depends on your priorities. If you like the extra Note features, then stick with the Note 3 or wait for the Note 4. But if you want something a little more compact without sacrificing screen size, and runs all day without lag, then the G3 deserves a look.
[T-Mobile LG G3] RMXO:
After having the G3 for a few weeks now and on my 2nd one since the first one was a lemon. I don't regret it at all. It's actually easier to hold one handed compared to the N3, battery isn't as good as a N3 and IMHO I prefer the AMOLED screen more. But the G3 is still a very good device and the keyboard is awesome.

What I miss the most from the N3 is the stylus for work and SHealth. I wished LG Health was similar to SHealth is all the options it has but it does its one job very good.

G3 is worth the purchase of you're looking for something different.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Jfree3000:
Not to be a sick in the mud but the note 4 release isn't too far away, I would wait to see what they offer. I am thinking of getting the g3 as well if the note 4 doesn't wow me.
[T-Mobile LG G3] force70:
That and all the G3 Variants execpt Tmo have locked bootloaders which make them expensive paperweights as far as im concerned.

Ive yet to see a Canadian sammy device with a locked bootloader.

sent from Canada via my Note 3, Note 2 or One X +