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[Moto 360] Phlip00ws6:
No I didn't have to cut any notches, it just went right in. I can't find a link to the band alone but it's off of this watch

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00C9...5_QL70&qid=1410223859&sr=8-11#ref=mp_s_a_1_11

I think all of the 22mm KS bands are about the same and they are very good quality. I'm going to get a black leather with white stitching.
[Moto 360] Mr Ian B:
Here is my black Moto w black Pebble steel band.

Ian B
[Moto 360] jerflash:
Looks good but i really wish i could get a black or smoke chome color band to go with this watch...i one on a watch i have one on a watch i ahve now and it looks great! to bad that band wont fit on this watch.

Anyone know of one i could find? i think i may end up going with a "shark" link band in black
[Moto 360] dottat:
Anyone thinking about a black band with the silver watch?
[Moto 360] opasha:
I think it would look kinda cheap/weird with this setup to be totally honest, unless it's black leather/black alligator leather/black rubber.
[Moto 360] pfroo40:
I was thinking about it. I have a stainless steel Citizen with a black face and black band that looks great. Maybe one of the dual tone black and silver bands?
[Moto 360] jkessous:
The pebble steel band is confirmed to work with the Moto 360. The other one, based on other things here, probably no
[Moto 360] droidkevlar:
Anyone tried these out yet? Would rock the hell out of the black one! Esp since it says Android on it too!!
[Moto 360] Cr4z33:
If it's true that Pebble straps fit properly then you can try out these which I think are the best ones I have seen around:

http://www.clockworksynergy.com/shop/product-category/pebble-replacement-watch-strap/

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1
[Moto 360] Orange_furball:
Beat you with the price! I got mine for $1.04

Although I had a $30 certificate so I had to order a GoPro floaty door to bring it up to $30.98. No clue what I'll do, but it was just about to expire anyway. I would have forgotten about the points had I not seen this!

Watch is coming Wednesday, but I don't have many tools to install the new band. On my Pebble I could just get in there with an X-Acto blade and take out the pins, will I need special tools or can I get it out without them?
[Moto 360] spinedoc:
Nice! I didn't use any special tools, just a very small jewelers flat head screwdriver. The one that comes with the pebble should work, but it was a little short and janky IMO so I just used a regular one.
[Moto 360] ericdmiller:
Just purchased this one, will post pics once I receive.
[Moto 360] AfroCreame:
Couldn't stand how the pebble steel band tapered down so I replaced it with this...
[Moto 360] Cr4z33:
Very sexy!
[Moto 360] spinedoc:
Very nice. I'm going to hunt for a new band also, the Pebble one is a bit too wimpy for me.
[Moto 360] bsg273:
Do you have a link to purchase this band or a make/model?
[Moto 360] jerflash:
Dude this is just what i was looking for! Where did you find it?

Make and model?!

Thanks!
[Moto 360] phatdaddyz01:
I'm curious to know if a wider band can be adapted to fit this watch (like the one I linked below). I know the lug width has to be 22mm+/-, but this one looks like the lugs are narrow with a wide band that would look great with the watch. Not sure if I want to spend the $100 to find out-any volunteers?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stainless-S...2487482?pt=US_Watch_Bands&hash=item19f01b0eba

[IMG="32mm stainless watch band"]http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/1/9/1/6/6/6/2/webimg/769322497_o.jpg[/IMG]
[Moto 360] spinedoc:
If the lugs are deep enough then maybe, but it might look funny. Possibly with those curved adapters they sell for watch bands.
[Moto 360] needoZ:
I hate the watchband on the Moto360. I would love to replace it with a black metal one like the Pebble Steel. However for the life of me I cannot figure out how to remove the current watch band. It said earlier in this thread to "peel the leather back to see the pins". But I cannot tell what that means. Can someone shed some light on how to remove the current bands for us inexperienced watch people?

Thank you!
[Moto 360] thesparky007:
the pins you see when you peel the sticker are contact pins for USB connection and what not... unrelated to the watch band removal..

check out the iFixit teardown to see how they took off the watch band
[Moto 360] needoZ:
Yeah unfortunately Step 4 in: https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Motorola+Moto+360+Teardown/28891

Doesn't really show me what I need to do. Glad it was so easy for them though. :)
[Moto 360] jermaine151:
Look at the attached image. You need something small to stick in there and then gently pry towards band and pull up when the pin is depressed enough. This will help you too: http://www.wikihow.com/Change-a-Watch-Band

This is what a pin looks like and the ends are spring loaded, so you need to depress one end into the pin to remove it from the watch:

[IMG="Watch Pin"]http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41FMXF3hwuL._SY300_.jpg[/IMG]
[Moto 360] needoZ:
Thank you! This was very helpful.
[Moto 360] schelde_sun:
Does anyone know if a band with a thickness of 4 mm would fit?

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[Moto 360] droidkevlar:
Do you already know if it will work with the moto360? I want to buy it, but says no returns or exchanges since its a clearance item
[Moto 360] ericdmiller:
No idea, but I have a couple watches I would use the band on if it doesn't work anyway.

Shipping may take a while, I'll update once I get it.
[Moto 360] Orange_furball:
OK cool, I ordered a watch kit from Amazon for $5.95 plus $4 for one day shipping so it'll get here tomorrow!
[Moto 360] droidkevlar:
Found some images for ppl putting it on their pebble. So Im going to guess it should work for ours too. Right?
[Moto 360] ericdmiller:
It should, I'm just concerned about the gap it needs to fit within.
[Moto 360] droidkevlar:
Guess Ill just press my luck and wait until someone confirms it.
[Moto 360] daijizai:
Take care NOT to remove the back housing. You will need to manipulate the pins for the watch band through the existing holes in the watch where the band enters.

If you try and remove the plastic, which is taped down HARD, you wil probably crack it and break the water/dust-tight seal.
[Moto 360] schelde_sun:
Does anyone know if a band with a thickness of 4 mm would fit?

I would like to order a band with this thickness but as I don't have the moto yet, I would like to be sure...

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[Moto 360] knoxploration:
I'd go a step further than "probably" -- every single person I've read here who says they tried it broke it, and iFixit broke it too. I would say it's a near-impossibility not to break that plastic when removing it, which is quite possibly intentional so Motorola doesn't have to deal with warranty repairs for anybody who dismantled their watch. (It's hard to argue you're still under warranty when it is clear you physically snapped the thing trying to get inside it.)
[Moto 360] opasha:
This is what I use for all my watches and it works beautifully. It also includes some 2 extra pieces for each side in case you break one of the originals. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005ZEWGSA/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1.
[Moto 360] kpjimmy:
Tried using a 22mm leather strap from my other watch and it was a no go. The leather is a mm or so too thick to insert into the watch with the spring bar. However, the good thing is that the gray horween leather is nice and comfy until I find an alternative. I have a guy working on a thinner strap hopefully will work.

The band I have is about 5mm thick at the spring bars and the horween is about 3mm. So everyone looking at etsy or the bay for replacement bands need to take heed that the thicker the band at the spring bars especially, the unlikeliness it will fit.
[Moto 360] Orange_furball:
Here we are, the Pebble steel band.

I know others have posted photos but I decided to try to find all the angles I could.

Good strap, adds some heft, haven't noticed Bluetooth range problems yet but I've only had it on for a couple hours and will probably go back to the leather for now.
[Moto 360] furiousgtz:
hi guys can anyone confirm if the below 22mm Leather Watch Strap Band will work on M360? If not can you recommend one?

http://www.amazon.com/22mm-Leather-Watch-Strap-Deployment/dp/B008NC6470

http://www.amazon.com/Alligator-Lea...r=1-13&keywords=22mm+Leather+Watch+Strap+Band
[Moto 360] mikefletcher85:
Link?
[Moto 360] jerflash:
Just picked up a 22mm wide 4mm thick shark mesh band from strapco. Going to see if it will fit. Should be here end of next week. If not no hassle returns
[Moto 360] tonyz3:
Note sure if anyone posted this yet. but this should help... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uha1KfHLAEs
[Moto 360] kpjimmy:
Good vid. The pebble screw driver is a harsh way to remove the spring bars lol. I prefer using a tool that removes the bars, but the screwdriver method works too.
[Moto 360] Dusty Rhodes:
I got the same band and hopefully it'll be here tomorrow. I'll definitely let you know if it works.
[Moto 360] jerflash:
Nice dude! I really hope it works. Make a nice finishing touch to an awesome looking watch!
[Moto 360] Orange_furball:
That's my video!

I decided against using the watch kit tools because most people don't have them, and if you do you should know how to remove the band.

No one else made one so I decided to. Hope it helps someone!
[Moto 360] Alix8821:
I got a mesh band as well... The middle needs to be cut out, like the stock one. It fits in, but doesn't slide back far enough for spring Bar to connect at each end.... Haven't had a chance to bring it to a jeweler yet.
[Moto 360] furiousgtz:
I like this band..also coming soon?
[Moto 360] NexusoftheUniverse:
Please post pics when you install it please! :)
[Moto 360] jerflash:
Let us know how it goes dude! Those jewelers can make it work if sure
[Moto 360] Orange_furball:
You'll need to file a notch into it. The 360 has two small plastic tabs that won't all 3rd party bands in without notches
[Moto 360] GTiceman:
I know someone else mentioned a NATO. I know it will cover the heart rate sensor but might get one anyway.
[Moto 360] Myzur:
Watch bands for exercising

I'm looking to get a band that can be used while running and swimming. I've seen silicone, polyurethane, and rubber. Anyone have a good recommendation?
[Moto 360] NexusoftheUniverse:
I think what's tricky with buying a 3rd party strap is that you need to find a strap that has a hole in the middle to accomodate the little black bars where the strap goes into the Moto 360 slot. A lot of the straps i've seen on sites and ebay don't actually have that hole in the middle.
[Moto 360] knoxploration:
Sadly, no. They appear to have replaced it with a much less attractive one that no longer curves to follow the face of the watch.
[Moto 360] Orange_furball:
Absolutely.

http://www.clockworksynergy.com/shop/product-category/pebble-replacement-watch-strap/pebble-steel/

I would message these guys about the thickness, but Clockwork Synergy is great. I have ordered from them before and recommend it.

Note that you need to get the Pebble Steel one so that it has the notch cut in it

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It isn't so much about the hear rate sensor, its the fact that it would be extremely hard to get into the small opening
[Moto 360] Myzur:
:good: Thanks, dude! I just ordered one - $18.95 with free shipping! I'll post pics when it comes.
[Moto 360] Frostbyrne:
I picked up a pebble steel band from best buy and it worked perfectly.
[Moto 360] kpjimmy:
Yes I concur. The opening has little give. Maybe try a two piece nato? Not sure how thick those are at the spring bars. I think 3mm is the thickest you should go band wise.
[Moto 360] GTiceman:
Maybe I will order a 22mm from amazon and give it a shot. I do love the grey leather that it came with
[Moto 360] kpjimmy:
I agree! I do like the Horween leather in gray. It's pretty supple. My only gripe that is really minimalistic, which I am not lol.
[Moto 360] jerflash:
I measured the thickness of the stock leather band and it is right at 2.5 mm thick... Really hope I can fit 4mm inside
[Moto 360] kpjimmy:
4mm is pushing it to the limit IMO. Depending on the material and how much give it has, you can possibly stuff it in like a shirt lol. GL
[Moto 360] compuguy1088:
What tool are you using to remove the bars?
[Moto 360] kpjimmy:
Just a cheapy watch band removal tool that has a push pin and spring bar head.
[Moto 360] whistler4ever:
def like the look of this band! any info on this band?
[Moto 360] kpjimmy:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55338516&postcount=4

Bottom line, he went to a local jeweler to get it done for $80 installed.
[Moto 360] spinedoc:
Anyone find anything NON tapered? The pebble band looks incredibly wimpy, but it's not just the taper it has it's also kind of flimsy and light. I'd love something beefier, thicker, non-tapered and a tiny bit heavy. I'm even thinking of getting a larger than 22mm band and doing some machine work to it so it will fit.

If you see images of the upcoming steel band it's quite a bit wider than 22mm, but then it has the attaching arms which are 22mm and look like they are what slides into the body. It really looks nice because it better matches the size of the watch.
[Moto 360] gtg465x:
I want to see how some high quality brown leather straps would look on the silver 360. Maybe a darkish brown with a worn look. Could be hot IMO. Rustic modern.
[Moto 360] kpjimmy:
Only problem there that I had is that you have to look at the thinner straps. I personally prefer thicker leather straps, but the stock strap at almost 3mm is as thick as you can go without fabricating an adapter so that the straps can be installed on the outside of the watch. I have a custom one being made, but unsure if it will fit. But I did let the guy know I need the thickness to be a max of 3mm so that I can insert the the leather inside the watch. I saw the band he proposed and just now waiting to see if it fits.
[Moto 360] furiousgtz:
Me too man! I search everywhere and I was unable to find any moto 360. I'm waiting on my watch and thinking of going to a jeweler for a nice leather belt.

this is nice also.
[Moto 360] GTiceman:
That's what I was thinking. Brown NATO and maybe a regular NATO
[Moto 360] Orange_furball:
I wouldn't call it incredibly wimpy, but I'm with you on the need for a wider band.

I am good with my Pebble band for now but would like to go the same route as you. It might be possible to 3D print an adapter just like the plastic one on the official Moto band, I'll have to see what I can come up with. If I do figure out a system I could print a bunch and sell them at material cost.

Would this be something people are interested in? I figure a black or silver plastic would work fine, or I could get them done in steel at Shapeways for hundreds of dollars

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[Moto 360] kpjimmy:
Depends on the cost. I did a Shapeways one for the pebble and it was off and didn't fit the pebble steel at all. But I think the plastic would probably be more cost effective depending on how it looks overall?
[Moto 360] spinedoc:
That would be awesome, pending how durable the plastic would be though. I wear mine fairly snug and I can see bending my wrist and putting weight on it breaking something that was plastic.
[Moto 360] opasha:
If anyone is looking for a nice rubber one, I just ordered this: http://www.amazon.com/Richard-Tracy-Brand-shank010-SHANK/dp/B00KIWVCAC/ref=cm_cr_pr_pb_t. I'm going to pick up my watch from Best Buy today.
[Moto 360] Orange_furball:
Luckily I have a 3D printer to test fitment before doing Shapeways. It also seems like there is more room for tolerances on this watch than the pebble. I have to mess around with it though.

Plastic is fairly durable, and I would try to design it as strong as I can. My watch is fairly tight as well, so I think I see where you are coming from.
[Moto 360] kpjimmy:
I agree with the tolerances but I guess if you have the printer there, that's an advantage to test fit.

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I had the shank for the steel as well. Well made band. Great for outdoor activity. I think it'll fit fine.
[Moto 360] opasha:
Sweet, thank you.
[Moto 360] ericdmiller:
Brand? Link?
[Moto 360] WarlockLord:
It's been sitting in my drawer for like 8 months because I got it the same week I retired the original Pebble and went to the Gear. It was a real pain to try to get in until I realized there was a slit in the housing for the pin which allowed me to stick a screwdriver in and guide the pin into the hole.

Here it is:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DKYC7TK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
[Moto 360] shiftedx:
I purchased one for myself and my fiancé, that being said she wanted a woman's 14mm watch band and didn't like the look of any 22mm (technically men's watch size).

The first picture is my watch with a new fossil 22mm. The second is my fiance's with a new fossil 14mm.

http://imgur.com/a/50qba
[Moto 360] opasha:
Your 22mm band looks gorgeous. Your fiance's band, however, not so much...I have a bad feeling she's going to get made fun of because it looks really awkward :(. Not trying to be mean at all, but were there no other options for her?

Where did you buy yours? Do you mind sharing the info? Does it have a notch in the middle or is it completely straight across?
[Moto 360] JimSmith94:
That one doesn't have the cutout in the middle. Does it fit and work okay without it?
[Moto 360] shiftedx:
Oddly enough her 14mm band with the big watch face looks exactly like most of the woman's watches they carry at fossil lol.

My strap is called 22mm brown cognac. The guy working referred to it as a dress band. They are able to install it in the store but it did not go in easy. It took 30 minutes or so because they were being so careful with it.

All in all $25 it's a solid leather strap and I think it compliments the watch nicely.
[Moto 360] opasha:
Ah, I see. That's true I guess, lol.

Thanks for the info, buddy :good:.
[Moto 360] TheJesus:
Silver Moto 360 with Black Pebble Band :D My only complaint is that the band will grab the hell out of arm hair and pull it. I may end up returning the band and getting a different black band, it's pretty painful.

[img]http://i.imgur.com/W1rGBjh.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i.imgur.com/dwQhCvK.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i.imgur.com/xXNfPKb.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i.imgur.com/cIIHrg8.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i.imgur.com/lJqvZBp.jpg[/img]
[Moto 360] roccom33:
Bought a strap today at the mall... this one to be exact:

http://www.amazon.com/Hadley-Roma-M...99115&sr=8-1&keywords=hadley+roma+black+steel

I was unable to get it to fit the 360 due to the tabs inside of it and the extra layer of girth due to the spring loaded ends of the strap.

That said it appears a reviewer got it working just fine. I'm puzzled because I REALLY tried to get it to fit and failed. Going to try again when I get home I guess.

Also, I looked at a black Pebble Steel band from BB Mobile and the band was clearly not a dark hue of black like in the picture here:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=1688200382&pf_rd_i=507846

Was this just a bad band possibly? I saw it earlier this week in a BB and didn't notice it then. I'M ALL SORTS OF CONFUSED ABOUT EVERYTHING! :eek:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] imesh:
I want to modify a rom for my universal, but I don't know what program it needs to use.

I premise that I have windows xp for sp1

am I interested to add only and to raise programs from the roms, helps me?

thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Elirand:
Hey all! so.. my friend came from U.S and he got me a used Galaxy 4 from AT&T, and the Wifi is just stuck on a green grey situation, its not on or off

i tried any solution online that i could find. i don't know what to do anymore. nothing helping the things that are only helping was changing the router settings to a different encryption mode from WEP and then its worked but when i connected my gs4 to a different wifi connection the problem happened again

the wifi can work days if I'm not switching wifi spots.

my only solution by now was just to change to a whole new custom ROM

the problem is, that i have NO IDEA how to do it due the fact that i have a mac and i couldn't find a Proper noob guide from scratch to do that. please help me! i am a graphic designer and an artist with a MA in fine arts and i would love to help u guys too

Thank you so much!

elirandahan.com
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] GuestX0019:
This is what I used to get adb/fastboot on my iMac. I am on MDL build, early version phone.

You will need to find you build number first. Under Settings/About Device to determine how to flash roms on the phone--a screen of that page may help also--
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Elirand:
hey thanks i added a photo but apparently i need 10 posts at least so just add www i58.tinypic.com/v41bue.png

the wifi is working cuz i restart it to manufacture settings again but soon as i will disconnect him and join a different connection he will go grey again
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] GuestX0019:
From the PM photo you are on NB1 build--

If you are going to root to flash a custom rom you will need the below two links--

Read Op page of first link, I think it depends on how the phone got to NB1 as which steps you need.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2616221

You will need SafeStrap in below link. So, read up on that.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2448925

These are if you are going to root to flash a rom. You can only flash Touch Wiz roms and no custom kernels or recovries.

If you want to get back to stock status you will need to flash the appropriare firmware and use Odin on a PC and Heimdall on Mac. Will have to research that.

What carrier are you on and where you are at?

Was the phone ever rooted--

I never returned to stock or used SafeStrap, so someone with hands on experience will have to help on that.
[Galaxy S 5 Themes and Apps] Nasetony:
Hi, it`s possible to hide the Notifications clear button and the bar

sorry for my bad english.

PS only root and Xposed
[Galaxy S 5 Themes and Apps] vladimir_carlan:
Yes it is possible by using Xposed G-Touchwiz module for Xposed Framework.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elefher:
Hi to everyone,

I try to make a cpu control app for android devices.

I have stuck and i want to ask you how can i change the clock frequency with java.

I think that i have to change the frequency in this file /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq in order to change the max frequency. So i want to ask you how can i change the file permission?
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Moandal:
Since the OTA upgrade from B017 to B019 ROM, wifi has been a real problem. The only way I can get it to work reliably is to set my router to use 11g rather than 11n.

Is everyone else having the same problem, or are others using wifi n successfully?

Does anyone have a link to the B017 official stock ROM? I may need to go back to that if I can't find a solution.

Thanks.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] zaningio:
Which version did you start from? Does B017 really exist or you meant B007? Here you can download the different versions of Fw:

http://www.emui.com/plugin.php?id=hwdownload&mod=detail&mid=48
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Moandal:
I'm talking about the stock Android 4.2.2 software - not that KitKat version with the 400dpi that breaks a lot of apps and messes up the layout.

B017 is the version that came out immediately before the current latest official B019 OTA update for the 7d-501u model.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] zaningio:
Ops, sorry, you are right.

Unfortunately, it seems Huawei keeps only the last version of the Fw on its websites. Anyway, here another link with what you need.

http://www.needrom.com/download/x1-7d-501u-3

I haven't tried it.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Moandal:
B020 seems to fix things

Just upgraded to the B020 software via an OTA update (yes, it's still 4.2.2 and the dpi is still 320). It does seem to fix the wifi issues I was having thankfully.