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[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skizzy034:
No. It's for the d855.

Sent from my LG-D851
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Moostafa29:
Okay, thanks! The OP mentioned they had the AT&T version, so I wanted to make sure I didn't miss something. I'd love to be able to flash firmware and get rid of the lag on this phone, but it seems as though I'm stuff. I've tried every fix mentioned so far in this forum, but nothing's worked.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skizzy034:
Yea same here. I wondered why it was mentioned being that the OP said he/she has an ATT G3.

Sent from my LG-D851
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nreuge:
Read the title ;)

Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Envious_Data:
only ones i know are:

titanium backup

app2zip

app2sd

manual+file explore> flashable zip
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] furrypotato:
Or perhaps another option is SMS backup+ which backups to gmail ? It will create a new label called SMS and back up each one separately .

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zegoggles.smssync
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ghostofcain:
Sms backup & restore, does exactly what you want
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nreuge:
Yes, thanks a lot !
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] mattanh:
Hello all

So after flashing a gpe 4.4.4 ROM, i haven't been able to return

To any sense ROM. After flashing I reboot and it's Dosent load

Instead it goes to hboot.

I have tried going back to stock by flashing by ruu. It didn't work, that is

The ruu did load back the stock ROM ,but when flashing a custom sense ROM got

The same results.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

I'm s off ,super cided, twerp 2.7.0
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] thunderbls:
I know some people have had issues with some versions of twrp.. Try updating to 2.7.1 here is my drop box link or if you don't trust search for the file lol.. https://www.dropbox.com/s/co4s9t0syxvw1i8/openrecovery-twrp-2.7.1.0-m8_wlv.img
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] ipetloudog:
I screwed something up and had to adb the RUU to boot android on my m8 to make it work again. I now am using the toolkit to go through the whole process again but unlocking the bootloader fails in fastboot every time giving me and older version fail. Help!
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] AarSyl:
Get a new unlock code from HTCdev. That should help, especially if you're using the latest firmware.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] WELSHDRAGONRACING:
Ive read on here(but cant find the link0 that there is software i can dowlaod and it will let me dowload rss feeds from my fav web sites when i link up to synch my phone to pc and then i can read the rss feeds for free in my own time as they will be stored on my phone. any help with this?
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nurav666:
I have a stock non-rooted Z2 and X-Reality keeps turning off by itself. I literally have to enable it everyday under display settings. Does anyone have this issue? Any idea on what might be causing it?
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adya_2505:
As far as I've noticed X-reality turns off when the device enter low power or power saving mode but doesn't turn back on when the phone is charged again. So your phone may be entering power saving mode and switching off X-reality every night! :good:
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kondzioz:
More or less. To avoid such a problem navigate to your low battery mode options and uncheck Turn off XReality when battery is on low level. Sorry for not so accurate names of options, Im using my mother tongue language on phone, but I hope you will found it
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] mikespe:
Since the Accessories forum for the Note Pro is stagnant I figured we could make a list of the must have accessories one should get to further enjoy their Note Pro. If possible provide a link to where it can be purchased. Here is a list of the accessories I have so far:

ZAGG Keyboard Case:

Samsung Galaxy S-Pen Stylus Pen with Eraser for Galaxy Note II

Exact Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 / Tab Pro 12.2 Case

MobilePioneer USB 3.0 9pin OTG Host Flash Disk Cable

SanDisk Ultra 64GB MicroSDXC Class 10 UHS Memory Card

AmazonBasics 11.6-Inch Laptop and Tablet Bag

Mr Shield Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2" Anti-glare Screen Protector [3-PACK] with Lifetime Replacement Warranty

aLLreli® 10ft 3M Premium Gold Plated USB 3.0 Supper Speed Data Sync Charger Charging Braid Cable - Extra Long - USB 3.0 A Male to Micro B Male Adapter Cable Universal (about 10ft long)

Anything else you can recommend please post below. I know opinions vary on the keyboard case...many like the Logitech or Samsung keyboards. I plan on getting the Samsung version once the price comes down a bit...but I didn't like the Logitech keyboard because it was too bulky...
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] kvssvarma:
Great info. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] ShadowLea:
- The Wacom Bamboo Stylus Feel for Galaxy Note. If you plan to do a lot of handwriting or just prefer a more pen-like feel.

Personally I prefer a sleeve and a seperate keyboard, so:

- Logitech K810 Bluetooth illuminated keyboard.

- Belkin Flipblade Adjust stand

- Samsung USB OTG adapter

- Logitech m705 marathon mouse (the logitech unifier reciever works with the OTG, so you can use any mouse/mouse+keyboard combo that uses that)

- Samsonite 13.3" Neoprene sleeve

- Samsonite 16" laptop&tablet messenger bag, or the Icicu 13.3" Neoprene tablet bag of I need a smaller bag. (not usually. I'm a woman, carry a lot of rubbish :p)

And on long days:

- X-Storm ASolar 15,600 mAh powerpack.

I don't provide links since I'm not in the US. (US doesn't ship electronics to and from the EU.)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] mikespe:
Thanks for adding these. I was looking at getting the LOgitech K810 but wasn't sure if it wasn't overkill for my needs. I do have a Motorola Bluetooth keyboard designed for Android that I didn't mention....so if the need comes along where I need a separate keyboard I have that one. As for the Samsonite bag....you have some expensive taste girl! ;) THat bag be expensive!!!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] ShadowLea:
Well, I bought a NotePro, that should sufficiently confirm my rather expensive (but quite practical) taste ;)

I figured, if I was going to spend my cash on a bag, might as well get myself one I can use for the next 10 years for everything. It wasn't too bad, considering the tab itself was 900 quid.. ;)

I use the keyboard about 25% of the time, so a case with a keyboard certainly would be overkill. :)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] Ruqayyah:
It would still be quite helpful to have your links to see pictures and model numbers. For example, I searched Samsonite 13.3" Neoprene Sleeve and there are several on Samsonite's website with a range of prices.

I also saw the post in which someone compared your Icicu bag dimensions to another (not nearly as elegant) bag. I looked up yours on the Icicu website and was disappointed there was no photo of the bag's interior (or even a closer view of the pockets). I wonder if you might be able to post photos of your bag with and without your things?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] Tintinnuntius:
I also use this keyboard. I love the backlit keys and the ability to use the same keyboard with my tablet and my pc at the same time, switching between the two by simply pressing a button.

Other than that, I sometimes use a Logitech Zone Touch T400 mouse (I hate the noise the scrolling wheels make and this mouse solves that problem), although I primarily bought it to use with my laptop. The battery lasts forever.

I'm currently using the KLD case. I ordered a black one but it's really more of a dark brown with tan on the inside. I have a black Baseus case on the way.

I bought the Wacom Bamboo Stylus when I had a Note 10.1, but it wasn't as precise as the original pen, so I sent it back.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] ShadowLea:
Most Logitech mouses these days have two scroll options, smooth and toothed. The scroll button changes the setting ;) The smooth scrolling is ideal at night when each click sounds like a gunshot.

It's a shame you didn't see this before you sold it :( : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=54772260&postcount=18
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] Isun:
I was just looking to order the Logitech keyboard for the Note Pro 12.2 and stumbled upon these two-

http://www.amazon.com/NEWSTYLE-Sams...ubst_pc_4?ie=UTF8&refRID=0XGC69TMKWY9KT0R7QK9

http://www.amazon.com/Ionic-Bluetoo...ubst_pc_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=0XGC69TMKWY9KT0R7QK9

It's a fraction the price of the Logitech. I was sure I was going to get the Logitech instead of the Zagg but now I think I should wait to see what other lower cost options exist.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] mikespe:
I've had keyboards like that for other tablets and they worked ok for how little I used them. I had one that had issues pairing but that could have been the rom I was running at that time.....If you're going to be doing a LOT of typing then I'd invest in something better. But if you're just going to type once a week or every 2 weeks then this should work

THe thing I don't like about these cases, as well as the logitech one, is they are too bulky. One of the reasons I purchased the Note Pro is for how thin it is for it's size...I want to enjoy that aspect while using it.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] Isun:
I was planning on getting a K810 anyway for home computing and that could have been the answer to everything but then I would have no case. Even if I got a different case it would mean carrying the keyboard separately and paying a premium for a case and separate keyboard like the K810. That was why I thought the Logitech Pro with the built in keyboard was the best choice but now I'm stumped again because of the whole K810 option. If I find a really nice case then maybe I wont mind spending $100 on the K810 and another $50 or so on a case.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] mikespe:
THIS is the case I bought and it only costs $13....I really like it a lot and for my needs it works quite well. I want to get the Otterbox case to use at work since I am a physical education teacher there's always that chance of something terrible happening to my technology. It adds bulk but for work at least I'll need something good...I have the Otterbox on my Note 2 and love it!! HERE is the screen protectors I am using and they also work quite well.

Even though I already have the ZAGG keyboard case I think I might also get the Samsung one as well. I here it's much better than the ZAGG & more durable...I'm just waiting for it to drop below $70...
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] Isun:
Thanks for the link. Here's one that seems to be really thin-

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...=B00HM7MRU0&linkCode=as2&tag=wwwyoutube07a-20
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] Tintinnuntius:
Actually, I did shorten the nib as far as I could but it was still way off. It did not even occur to me to cut off the tip of the pen itself. I paid 45 dollars for it, I wanted it to work without looking like it was hacked by a two year old. So, the logical thing to do was to send it back and recover most of what I paid. I will get a Pilot pen and use that as a holder for the original pen like someone suggested in another thread, and I will have saved myself 40 dollars.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] ShadowLea:
Did you read the specific post? Because I am fundamentally opposed to cutting bits off a Wacom pen. I was describing the steps for the official method of adjusting the sensitivity and the offset...

Certainly! I'll take some pictures once I get home! :)

Ok, the links:

The sleeve, this one: http://www.samsonite.co.uk/colorshi...-brown-turquoise/product-en.htm?or=4509575113

The Belkin flipblade: http://www.belkin.com/us/F5L084-Belkin/p/P-F5L084/

The 16" bag: http://www.samsonite.co.uk/intellio...6cm-16inch-black/product-en.htm?or=4509575113 (I love that it's expandable. Admittedly, won't fit my coat (That's what you get for having an ankle-long coat...) but I can get two tablets, documents, waterbottles and everything in it :))

The Powerpack: http://www.conrad.com/ce/en/product...-385-Mobile-power-supply-Additional-battery-P

Mouse: http://www.logitech.com/en-gb/product/7108?crid=7

Keyboard: http://www.logitech.com/en-gb/product/bluetooth-illuminated-keyboard-k810?crid=26
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] Tintinnuntius:
Oh, you meant adjusting the potentiometer? I've tried that too, before cutting the nib, in fact, but I wasn't satisfied with the results. I used it with Note 10.1, maybe it works better on 12.2, but I didn't like it well enough to give it another try. The original pen still works best in my opinion and the Bamboo is not worth the expense.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] acejavelin:
Just curious to anyone who has this bag, how much room is left in the bag after the tablet is in it? Will it fit the tablet, with a keyboard case, a BT mouse, charger(s), and maybe a handful of odds and ends like a few file folders, pens/pencils, notebook, deck of Yugioh cards, etc.

How tight does it fit in the bag? It says it's for a 11.6" tablet, is the 12.2" Note Pro a tight fit?

I was actually looking at this one for about 50¢ more: ARCTIC MB201 Messenger Bag for Tablet/Laptop up to 12" Display , Water-Resistant Ballistic Nylon - Black
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] mikespe:
The tablet JUST fits with the ZAGG keyboard case but you can fit cables & a mouse no problem
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] acejavelin:
Hmm... Maybe I'll have to look at something a hair bigger.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] ShadowLea:
Here they are. :)

This is all the stuff I've got it in:

The empty bag:

Front pocket

Tablet pocket

Big pocket

Back pocket

Filled bag:

I've got plenty of space left (front and back pockets are empty besides the two regular pens, adapters, charger and notepad) for my small first aid kit, sunglasses, flashdrives, tissues, small make-up kit and other random rubbish.

Also, my sleeve's content: (I don't always bring the charger, sometimes it's in my bag or I leave it at home. Ditto for the keyboard. The rest is always in there.)

Filled:
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] Ruqayyah:
Outstanding! So much better to see the functionality of a bag when someone is using it. It's a great size...doesn't look too bulky at all. You MUST post it as a comparison to that brown pouch (sorry...I can't recall the name of it).
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] Ruqayyah:
I

LOVE

the Samsonite bags! I would never have considered looking at them so THANK YOU for the links.

I am SHOCKED at how much more expensive the Logitech products are in Europe than in North America. The Logitech Mouse for example...equivalent of 18 GBP here vs 45 GBP on your link. The Keyboard is similar...46 GBP vs. 90 GBP. Now I know your prices include VAT but still!

We should start a business.

What stops people from doing that? Are there excessive import duties?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] mikespe:
While reading about the Samsonite messenger bag I decided to do some research on them & found a nice backpack & messenger bag by Samsonite on Amazon:

The backpack is AWESOME but it's more than just a case for your Note Pro: Samsonite Luggage Tectonic Backpack

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And I'm not sure if this is the same Samsonite messenger back you posted but it seems very nice: Samsonite Luggage Xenon 2 Messenger Bag

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I really like the backpack I just might get it for a gadget bag!!!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] ShadowLea:
If you think that's bad, you should see the price difference in mobile electronics...

The NotePro p905 on BestBuy is $749.99. Here, it's € 899,- which on today's exhange rate amounts to $1192.91.

US: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung...d=5134127&st=notepro&cp=1&lp=5&contract_desc=

NL: http://www.yourtablet.nl/samsung-ga...3&fep=2002&utm_source=tweakers&utm_medium=cpc

Sadly, the import rates are the equivalent of the Mt. Everest (250% on electronics). Add to that the fact that it's actually illegal to ship electronic devices outside the US without a license, and Lithium-Ion batteries are on the US No-Fly list... (For 'safety reasons', but we all know it's just to prevent resell)

THIS is why Samsung introduced the Region Lock. Because prices in the EU for all devices are outrageously high, and they want to stop black import. (A lot of people went over to the US/India/Asia on a holiday, bought themselves a ton of devices, used them for a few minutes to get them past customs as owned, and then resold it.)

You could ship them from person to person as a gift (avoids import fees), and then resell them that way. If you get caught, it's tax evasion and will land you in prison for 3-5 years. (In comparison, murder in broad daylight gets you a year. Welcome to the Dutch legal system.)

More pics it is!:

The tablet in the sleeve fits inside the Tablet pocket of the bag, which is a nice extra layer of protection. (Sleeve contains everything shown in previous post except the charger)

See, tablet is inside it :)

And a close-up of the closed zippers, so you can see it does fit

And lastly, a general size comparison to the Tablet itself.

Always happy to point people in the direction of wonderful brands :) Samsonite is very professional and high quality, so well worth the money :)

No, that's not the same messenger bag :) I've got the Intellio Briefcase. But it looks nice! (I'm a bit anti-fold-over flap though. I prefer quick-access) :)

Another nice brand of backpacks with Tablet/Laptop pockets is The North Face. Bonus, it's expedition-gear. Full rain-proof. :good:

I've got the previous version of this one in full-Black (TNF-Black?): http://www.thenorthface.com/catalog...bCat&variationId=AVS&variationName=TNF BLACK#

It seems relatively small, but the amount of rubbish you can put in there is ridiculous. I'm not kidding, I can fit my tablet in its sleeve with everything, EOS 70D, Macro, Tele&Wideangle lens, case with battery and cards, large first aid kit, make-up bag, A5 notepad (and an umbrella and a pair of extra socks beneath the laptop pouch) in the back pocket. Two bottles of water in the sides. Leaves the entire front pocket empty.

There's a sort of hidden big space in the front-bottom (The bit with the reflective bit on it) that makes me think I should've gotten in it Tardis-Blue. It's ridiculous, I managed to fold my coat in there (And it's an ankle-length trench coat) with everything else in it, and it didn't even increase the size of the bag! :eek: I just keep putting stuff in there and it never gets full! :eek:
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] mikespe:
One more to add to the list...Otterbox Defender Case. This case makes the Note Pro much more secure to hold. ..but a bit heavier and thicker. I really like this case except for one thing. ..the built in screen protector. As you can see from one of the photos it leaves scratches on the protector. I did put this case on over the screen protector I put on when I got it but it didn't affect the s pen use except that it drags a bit. What I think I will do is what I did with my Note 2 Otterbox. ..use a hair dryer to remove the built in screen protector and just leave the 3rd party protector on. It has worked great on my Note 2.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] MADMusic4001:
I installed the Mr. Shield screen protector a few days ago. It looks good and works well when not using the stylus but when using the stylus it adds a fair amount of friction that I personally do not like. I will probably remove it and go without a screen protector (I used it for a few weeks without a screen protector) or perhaps try the MIME ghost glass protector (the MIME protector is considerably more expensive though).

For keyboards, I have the Logitech case and keyboard. It works fairly well but the keyboard is missing a lot of keys that I would like to have when connecting to my PC through remote desktop and the way the Note is held in the case it comes loose a little too easy in my opionon (not really an issue when the case is closed so it's not a concern for accidentally dropping the device out of the case really). It is however very convenient since the keyboard is part of the case and folds up nice and neat. I am considering getting a Bluetooth keyboard with the additional keys that the Logitech keyboard is missing but I don't want to spend money on it only to find out that Android itself does not support those additional keys anyway when using RDP. Also, if I do that I would need to get a different stand/case since the keyboard part of the Logitech case would be in the way with a separate keyboard.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] mikespe:
Well getting ready to go back to school in a week (I'm a teacher) I decided on a Samsonite backpack (I posted a video of the back a couple posts up) that I got from ebags.com. With a coupon code I found on SlickDeals I got 20% off so the bag was only $47!!! Not too bad for a Samsonite bag!!! While I was deciding on what bag to get I also saw this eBags laptop backpack... eBags TLS Professional Slim Laptop Backpack that I liked but it was $108...even with the 20% off it was more than I wanted to spend....but it looks like a GREAT back & I like the compartments it has...looks better than pockets.

I am hoping to have the bag before the holiday weekend next week (Labor Day in the States)....THanks ShadowLea for putting Samsonite on my radar!!!! :D
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] petercohen:
Which "Belkin Flipblade Adjust stand" is that?

I only found one but it is for iPad.

http://www.belkin.com/us/F5L084-Belkin/p/P-F5L084/
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] ShadowLea:
Did you read the rest of this thread? Because the link is in another post..........

But yes, that's the one. http://www.belkin.com/us/F5L084-Belkin/p/P-F5L084/ It says for iPad, but it fits 12.2", too. Except at the most flat setting, where gravity puts up a fight.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] petercohen:
If one has to choose between the Bamboo Stylus Feel and the Samsung S pen with an eraser, which would be more preferable?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] muzzy996:
The latter is light and cheaper (not necessarily cheap feeling though), but costs 3x less. ....I personally went with the Samsung for the cost difference.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] mikespe:
I got this one too. Since I don't draw & I won't be taking a ton of written notes this one was best for me
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] ShadowLea:
I prefer the Feel because it feels much more like a solid pen, and I'm an artist. And it has a cap with a clip, which is very, very convenient. (I know the Samsung one has a clip, but it's not metal and it's not a cap.)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] ShadowLea:
Ok, for those who want to be sure:
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] Newcron:
I also bought the Mr. Shield screen protector and was a little hesitant about the completely different feel when writing with the stylus. However the anti-glare function is absolutely amazing and because of that I decided to just keep it on and try getting used to the new stylus feel.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] petercohen:
In Amazon USA, the item number is: F5L084TT. Know what the TT stands for?

I am trying to decide between this product and the Cooler Master Wave Stand - Adjustable Aluminum Stand. The latter is heavier but it might provide more stable support. Based on your experience, does the Belkin stand provide stable support for the Note PRO 12.2 at different angles under both portrait and landscape modes? Is it still stable under portrait and landscape mode while you are typing a lot on the screen?

http://us.coolermaster.com/product/Detail/mobile/tablets-stands/wave.html (silver)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] ShadowLea:
Well, Belkin US says this: http://www.belkin.com/us/F5L084-Belkin/p/P-F5L084/

So I have no idea what the TT stands for. Belkin doesn't use it.

It has 4 settings. (Not counting the storage setting).

4/4: Portrait and Landscape are stable.

3/4 Portrait and landscape are stable. (Also tested on a train)

2/4: Landscape is stable, portrait is not. (This is the typing setting).

1/4: Both unstable.