yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] saj222:
If Bluetooth works fine for voice calls then I would guess that it's a physical hardware issue. Perhaps the ADC / DAC for onboard mic and headset is malfunctioning?

For Bluetooth I would also guess that A to D conversion happens within the Bluetooth chip which seems to be working fine.

It would be nice to see a schematic.

Edit: I found a block diagram of the circuit. and this link https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Samsung+Galaxy+S4+Teardown/13947

So it looks like the audio codec goes straight into the modem but the Bluetooth goes through the Snapdragon CPU before going to the modem. Based on this my original assumption seems to be correct and your mic codec is malfunctioning or there is a physical connection problem.

Hope this helps in any way.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] jiggytom:
Does this explain why a restart fixes the issue though? If it were solely a connection/hardware issue, a restart wouldn't do crap (unless it re-initializes the circuit and then something causes it to go derp again).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] MavsAreMyTeam:
Same thing happened to me, the incall audio chip as gone bad. I had to buy a S4 with a cracked screen off craigslist and swap mother boards and the phone works perfectly now.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] rpsdguy:
SOLUTION: Samsung Galaxy S4 I337 no audio sound during phone call.

SOLUTION: Samsung Galaxy S4 I337 no audio sound during phone call.

For me it was a bad SIM Card Reader or Module IF. But it could be a bad SIM card so try a new SIM before doing this repair or at least take it out and in.

My Service Repair Statement said it replaced two things:

Part Number Description

GH59-13279A Unit-SIM SD SOCKET; SGH-I377, 10-0013-0278

GH59-13111A MODULE-IF SUB FPCB(SGH-I337);SGH-I337,10

Called 800-726-7864 told them what the symptoms were and that the support line said it was the SIM Card Reader and they gave me a quote of $70.36 and seemed confident that the phone would be fixed. Sent to Samsung Repair Facility in Texas, total cost $70.36, and was without it for 9 days. It’s been working for 2 weeks now with no problems.

First I took it to an AT&T Service Center and all they really did was try a new SIM Card, next called Samsung Service 888-987-4357 and went thru a series of tests and they said it was a bad SIM card reader and gave me the repair center number.

Symptoms:

No audio / sound during a phone call on either side (caller or receiver)

Call connects everything is working, just no sound.

Sound for all other functions and apps works (music, voice recording, video audio).

You can tell it is going to happen when you make a call and you don’t hear any ringing just a click sound then nothing. If you hear ringing then the call will work.

Rebooting usual works for a call or two. Messing with some settings may get it to work for a period of time. But for me none of any of the other suggested fixes worked except rebooting and turning airplane mode on and off but it only fixed it for awhile.

I have used the phone for 1.5 years and never had a single hardware problem, didn’t have it heavily loaded (RAM or Memory). It just started one day out of the blue and drove me crazy.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] graken89:
i have the same issue no audio in calls and i rehot the audio codec ic wcd9310 and that worked completely
[Zooper Widget General] Valiceemo:
Is it possible to have a conditional in Zooper widget, whereby it checks if a variable is set or not set, i.e. empty or not empty.

I have 2 variables created in Tasker for cell data usage. Only 1 variable is set at a time, depending on data usage?

Id like to display the results in a zooper widget...what im looking for is something like:

If #TDataGB# is set then display #TDataGB# or else display #TDataMB#
[Zooper Widget General] kwerdenker:
You could try the following conditional $#TDataGB#=?#TDataMB#:#TDataGB#$

Not a 100 percent sure if it will work though. Just give it a try and see if it does :)
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] shrikantpillay:
Hi,

I have recently purchased mk 809 ii and i wish to project my Tab/Mobile screen into it.

All i wish a complete view of mobile/Tab Screen on it and not just reading or viewing files of phone on it? Is this possible?

what is the easiest way to do this? Please help me

MK 809 ii is running on 4.1
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] marcin100005:
Anyone knows How to improve vibration on gear 2/gear 2 neo? When i receive notification, vibration is poor even if i checked big vibration option.

For example endomondo app have good power of vibration during notifications
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] Danh2009:
I know exactly what you mean... I mean its a really poor vibration for notifications.

Technically this should be possible, we have Root and a custom rom available, all it entails is to modify the correct part of the ROM to increase the vibration duration.

Hopefully one of the Devs may point us in the right direction as to what system file needs modifying.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] marcin100005:
Yeah, root is no problem for me. So maybe some dev watching this topic and can give us some tips to improve vibration during notifications.
[Samsung Gear 2 Neo] treezy26:
Ha...vibration...
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Schematic:
Hello

Im unable to boot into recovery (Im using this one http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2695377) . It just shows the TWRP logo :crying: .

Im using this rom at the moment http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2375229 . I can boot the rom without any problem.

I want to reflash that same recovery or another, but I cant make the fasboot work on windows 8.1. Already tried to flash through terminal emulator, but no luck:crying: .

If theres no fix, Ill have to install windows 7 :(
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] ULTIMATESAM:
app method

install this app and follow the instructions
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Schematic:
:crying: Doenst work. I need to find a method to flash through fastboot in windows 8.1.

EDIT: :mad: I think that is more like virus than a recovery flasher.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] ULTIMATESAM:
pc suite??

are you using latest HTC sync manager????.old one dosent work for me when i switch from windows7 to 8.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Schematic:
Yes, Im using latest htc sync from here http://www.htc.com/pt/software/htc-sync-manager/ (v3.1.24.5)

:crying: I think I have the nand recovery partition burned as it is mentioned here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=53150842&postcount=10

But I cant do anything in windows 8.1 :mad:

Edit1: If i choose the HTC Sync manager in connection type, It comes with a 784 KB disc that windows always wants to format.

It also comes with a blank CD virtual drive.:confused:

Edit2: And no, HTC sync manager doesnt detect the phone.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] ULTIMATESAM:
final option...

try this

http://www.andromods.com/fix-troubleshoot/issue-fastboot-waiting-for-device-windows-81-fixed.html

if this dosen't work then don't know ....:fingers-crossed:

hit thanks if helped
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Schematic:
I've already tried that method before, theres also a comment on that page saying it doesnt work:(
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Schematic:
Ok Ive went back to windows 7 and now I can flash other recoverys:good:

But I still cant flash a TWRP recovery:crying:, and Im not understanding the proccedure to fix the nand burn recovery partition from this post http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=53150842&postcount=10

Is this method also for the same issue? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2389445

Edit: :laugh: Yeah, finally made it, flashed the TWRP recovery successfully. Hope it doenst get burned again in future :fingers-crossed:
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Riceburner:
So - I take it no-one has seen a similar issue or knows of a way to stop Google Maps losing all it's signals when the power is cut off?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucky_sidhu:
Hey users and developers.

As you know at present we have very less support for 900H.

Moreover we do not have any custom tweaked kernel. There's only Aqua kernel for 900H at present which is a little buggy and his op has bought note 3 so again no hope for updates.

I do not ask for so much.

Can anyone modify stock kernel with "SeLinux" to permissive?

This is the starting so this much help will be appreciated.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ma.karimi76:
Can anyone modify stock kernel with "SeLinux" to permissive?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] george0884:
only you are modifying the kernel source with Linaro

Enviado desde mi SM-A300M mediante Tapatalk
[General Questions and Answers] Shibe.Amaze:
Very recently HTC have announced the One M8 running Windows Phone. Personally, I have tried iOS and Android and have been thinking of trying

Windows Phone. Now that the new version of the M8 has been announced, I've been wondering- is there an option to port it over to existing SD 800\801 devices? (BTW there is an alpha port of Sense from the M8 (SD801) to the Nexus 5 (SD800) - http://xdaforums.com/google-nexus-5/development/port-nexsense-sense-6-0-wifi-fix-m8-t2703397 )
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mps42:
i want help i have note 2 there is backup for name on mobile when i make restore i find names and numbers but when i make restore all it make restore and say restore done but no names appear !! ... please help
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
Email the developer of whatever app you used to backup/restore. This is not their support forum.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mps42:
I didn't use any app to backup them its wrong from my phone the backup on google account but when i make restore from my google account i see phone numbers and names and it told me the restore is complete but i didnt any number appear
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
https://www.google.co.uk/contacts/
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] Marvie:
Hi all,

After every soft reset Pocket Informant starts in the agenda view.

Is there someone who knows how to stop this, I already checked the startup folder!

Grtz
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] Vasko:
I think you can remove poutlook.lnk from the startup folder since it's a shortcut to pocket informant.

Bye
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] Marvie:
Thanx that solved it!
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] sudanee:
Hi all

I Install this ROM in my Xperia S

I like the ROM but when i run USSD code I receive reply but no text appear

the pop up window just come plank

any help please

regards
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Rawand Kurdy:
Hey Guys .

Samsung this time is gonna make its own Exynos version the beast ,

As its benchmark says that the international version will have the Exynos 5433 which have a 64bit cpu and a much better mali GPU

But sadly it will come with android 4.4.4 which dosnt support 64bit yet so we wont see that great improvent in the move to 64bit

Untill the good news that android L is coming this fall with 64bit support and art runtime that will make a huge difference interm of perfornance and gaming of course and dont forget That its an Octa core with all core running at the same time so i think its a future proof [period till the snapdragon 810 comes out that i think will be nearly the same except ddr4 ram ]

What i wanted to say is i think its the first time that i am going to buy a Exynos samsung since the galaxy s3 and the good exynos versions dosnt have knox [or its restable ]

And i want to ask will you buy the Exynos 5433 note4 version or the snapdragon 805 note4 ?

And here is the proof .

[IMG="galaxy note 4 bench"]https://hi-tech.imgsmail.ru/hitech_img/49d69a7cdc621160cd1ad69c8e6e4beb/r/884x-/i/b9/a8/b810c375cc6297917ff97d174fdf.jpg[/IMG]

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Soruce:GSMArena
[Galaxy Note 3 General] muhtesem insan:
There should be option for I'm not going to buy note4
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Rawand Kurdy:
Guys tell us why will you be one of these ? And if you are not going to buy any of them , share the reasons with us in the comments and thanks

This about which one will you buy if you going to buy it and if you dont want to buy it just tell us the reasons in fhe comments
[Galaxy Note 3 General] maxilick:
No more samsung, no more HTC. For the simple fact of their security flags and various policies affecting warranty if security flag is tripped. Intimidation tactics so you have to put up with bloatware not that I give a damn about flags being tripped it's their business practice that I will not support in any way.

My next phone will be oneplus one, if it's anything like their first one the hardware will be much better for around 1/2 the price.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] lvnatic:
+1 and cyanogenmod
[Galaxy Note 3 General] fastie:
+1
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Rawand Kurdy:
I really dont care about warranty because there is nothing like it in my country and there is no contracts with phones

So i pay the full price like 700$ for a phone and if its stops working for no reason i have to throw it to the trash .

Luckily in Europe and The US things is difference
[Galaxy Note 3 General] kingwicked:
I have used S1,S2,S3,S4 19505,Note1,2, and Note3 N9005 (snapdragon)

i agree with the user who said above , my next phone most probably would be OneplusOne, i tripped knox in the first hour of its purchase to root the device.Thats why i bought without warranty. As conditions in my country for warranty are only software related. i have been using custom roms from day1 starting from S1

i think its time to move on, but will keep Note3 for a bit longer ,maybe another 3 months, as i just got a gear2.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] uvaman:
S2, S3, S5, Note 3 and Note 4 will be :)

Been on OnePlus community 2 months of nothing.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] lilstevie:
2 Major reasons, a million minor :p

1 is cost. The frequent upgrade cycle is killing the budget, coming into my final year of uni means money is disappearing fast :p

2 is need. I feel no need to update, I am extremely happy with my note3 and m8 at present and upgrading for what essentially is appearing to be a minor upgrade to 64bit with an OS which is barely optimised for 32bit seems pointless.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] FlamingGoat:
Won't be 'upgrading' as there is simply nothing new in it that I need or want, my Note 3 is a brilliant tool and good enough to last a long time yet.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] N1NJATH3ORY:
Will it have LTE ? The Exynos 64bit version ?
[Galaxy Note 3 General] PlutoDelic:
even if it's 256 quantum bits. Exynos for me is a NO GO. what use is it if you can have the freedom to understand what you hold in your hand.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Techniques:
Or I can wait till next year and get another device that would have the SD810. It's probably going to be more development friendly anyway.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] nicholaschum:
64bit isn't always better.....just look at the Atari Jaguar.

Been playing with my OnePlus One for a while now, it's way better than the Note 3, with official support from CyanogenMod as top priority and most features surpass the Note 3. Note 4, whatever it will be, will just be a colorful brick with loads of features than nobody will use.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] ShadowLea:
Why would anyone voluntarily want the Exynos? It's lesser, has less support and comes with a GPU that half the games out there either don't support or can't fully use. All are made for the Adreno, not the Mali.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] lilstevie:
Do you have any examples? Most games use OpenGLES for their graphics which is a standard API that abstracts from GPU specific implementations. I don't believe I have ever seen anything labeled as exclusively optimised for Adreno, like I have for Tegra.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Rawand Kurdy:
And about LTE for sure it will have a lte modem [the exynos version] .

And here u go a pic of specs of the two

[IMG="galaxy note 4 bench"]https://hi-tech.imgsmail.ru/hitech_img/49d69a7cdc621160cd1ad69c8e6e4beb/r/884x-/i/b9/a8/b810c375cc6297917ff97d174fdf.jpg[/IMG]

U have ur reasons but about the optimization , i know android 4.4.x kitkat is not made/optimized for 64bit but Android L will be and thats the thing .:D
[Galaxy Note 3 General] CZ Eddie:
I would get a OnePlus if it had glove mode and a screen that is easier to read in direct sunlight than the N3.

But it doesn't. And it's too tall. And I wasn't impressed with the marketing that ended up being misleading marketing.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Sudo77:
I think there is a great incentive to move to 64bit architectures. Looking to update in the future I have two MAJOR reason why.

Everyone knows we are reaching the limit of RAM 32bit architectures can address. 2 - 4 GB is already monstrous for mobile devices, I know. But, I see greater potential for devices that can hold more. That's why I am holding off buying a tablet as of now. Power to compute with mobility is great asset.

Second is a bit personal, but well worth it. The Unix time address space must be extended. I don't think the date limit of 2036 is a coincidence. 32-bit time sensitive apps running beyond this year will face problems. I know, we have 22 years left to go, but hell, if we can fix this now, lets do it. I always have pride and revere computer systems that can last stably, no matter how old it gets. Accurate timekeeping falls into this category and is no exception.

I guess I am also in need for a primary smartphone has 4g, knowing that in my country they are stopping/have stopped 2g data networks. I don't feel 4g has enough support worldwide yet still. I hope I can make a smooth transition in the future.

Oh, and I will take Exynos models. :) I have really tried to like Snapdragon models, I do. But going around blowing fuses in consumer devices that are improperly used makes me distrust them greatly. I want a manufacturer that trusts me, and in turn, I can trust. For now, I will let the new technologies "settle" a bit. I'll get a new device in late 2015 perhaps.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] cooldoc007:
will 64 bit be useless without 4GB ram?
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Estoroth:
It's not "4gb ram", it's the ARMv8 Architecture that will bring an enormous gain. Just look to the iPhone 5s, they already implemented ARMv8 last year.

v8 and 64bit go hand in hand.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] lilstevie:
The unix epoch 2038 bug is not related to bit width of the cpu, but rather the bit width of the integer storing that. A 64bit integer does not require a 64bit cpu.

ARMv8 does not mean 64bit ARMv8 comes in both AARCH32 and AARCH64 however yes, 64 bit does mean armv8.

The iPhone 5s is not the best example though as the Apple Cyclone is a custom designed part, and runs an OS that is on bare metal rather than an interpretted language.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Sudo77:
Quite right you are. The date limit is still evidence that they still didn't extend the integer. I'm suggesting that since we are already moving to 64bit architectures, now is the "time" to shift. It be much much easier just to extend now on a 64bit cpu, then to provide compatibility wraparounds for existing 32bit applications in the future don't you say?

Regarding ARMv8, I think it is both the architecture and the ability to address more than 4gb of RAM that is important. Perhaps someone with a software background can back me up, but having a 64 bit CPU generally means a greater bus width. Imagine you are pumping water from one pool to another. 32 bit bus is with a straw, 64 bit bus is with a hydrant hose, the water is data being transferred. Which do you think will get done faster? The ability to compute 64 bit registers is also a great asset. So, yeah the technology is there for manufacturers to take advantage of, and knowing Sammy, I hope they won't disappoint. A few things are expected though:

- 64 bit Android OS

- A kernel that can manage 64 bit instructions (Does anyone know if KitKat supports 64bit?? L should)

- App developers to stop 32 bit development and start focusing on 64bit apps

- As time progresses, more than 4GB RAM should be added

- This is unrelated, but mind the heat generated
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Mazupicua:
:)

Im happy for the Mali gpu, cant wait :3
[Galaxy Note 3 General] lilstevie:
The 64bit cpu switch over does not make it any easier or any harder than it currently is. Not only does the int that stores the time need to be extended to 64bit, but anything that uses it also needs to be updated. When using the time since epochs int in your application all you do is ask for it using the date syscall. Any app that uses this date will still fail if it hasn't been updated to use the new 64 bit structure.

This is subjective. Eventually more than 4GB of RAM will be important, but with LPAE the cortex-a15 32bit SoC's can address up to 1TB of physical memory.

This is a misconception. Sure there are some operations that 64bit will improve but to use your analogy, if I have 40mL of water and push it through that straw is it any slower than pushing that 40mL of water through a hydrant hose. Unless the app is processing >32bit instructions there will be no increase in performance because the pipe isn't saturated.

Android is not currently 64bit aware, but will be as of L

The kernel already can if they are using a new enough version, but then they will need to add support anyway if they plan on running it on a 64bit chip. KitKat does not support 64bit (as in it isn't 64bit aware)

This is where things get complex. In the iOS example that was an easy thing for app devs to focus on 64 bit optimisations and compiling for 64bit cpu's. On Android unless the code is JNI it is platform and bitwidth independent as it is an interpretted language. There is no "focusing on 64bit apps" that can really be done.

As time progresses of course, but if an app requires 4GB currently in the mobile space one has to question what the hell it is doing. In fact I would say that more RAM makes devs a little lazy for leaning out their code. Samsungs base OS uses almost twice the amount of RAM as my HTC M8 does, meaning even though the note3 has 1GB more ram they both have about the same amount of usable memory.

This is rather unrelated but I agree, the quest for clock has seen the heat output increase significantly, and as we all know, heat is wasted energy that could have otherwise been used to power the device for longer
[Galaxy Note 3 General] q8peace:
android not support 64 bit

so it may not be 64 bit and s6 is going to get and how snapdragon not 64bit its not fare competition but i dont know nothing is true right know
[Galaxy Note 3 General] HarisDev:
and that's why I'm not going to buy it
[Galaxy Note 3 General] lilstevie:
Just as an aside the 2038 doomsday is a non issue for most OSes at this point in time, I'm not sure about android but most BSD and linux have been using 64 bit timers for the past year or 2, but it relies on application compatibility.

It really isn't a matter of "if I just have 64bit instructions it will be faster". 2+2 will still only require the same number of bits as it did before, except by compiling it as a 64 bit instruction it will be double the physical size on disk. This will have a negative effect on caches and RAM utilisation unneccessarily.

That isn't entirely accurate, sure you can install but that is because of the ability to switch contexts. Aarch64 does not support 32bit instructions cannot interwork with them, this realistically means context switching between the Aarch32 and Aarch64 execution modes every time it transitions between kernel/64bit usermode proccesses, and 32bit usermode processess, this will come at a performance cost, as well as a space cost for needing to maintain a full set of 32bit and 64bit libraries. It is really a less than ideal situation.

When programming in android java there is no concept of native 64bit for an easier future.