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[LG Optimus G (International)] iakoboss7:
same thing happened to me! reverted to older one! keep away from this version unless some one fix it!

also you cant make backups, someone said they cant install kit kat roms (or any at all), mtp function doesnt work correct! i can only copy from the phone and NOT into the phone!
[LG Optimus G (International)] rocada:
Please give me link with older twrp!!

Thanks so much.
[LG Optimus G (International)] El Daddy:
Thread closed by OP request.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] UTH01:
Mountr Place & Power Solutions are now also available for the Samsung Galaxy S5. Smart magnetic mounts with integrated (conductive) charging, so you can mount and charge your S5 in the blink of an eye.

Does this sound to good to be true? Try it yourself and share your experiences with the XDA community.

Mountr is offering 5 product reviewers here at XDA the opportunity to try the product and share their experiences. Do you like to review cool new products and want to receive a free starter kit? Contact Mountr at "backoffice @ mountr dot com" and briefly explain why you like to be a reviewer.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] bloodrain954:
I'll bite.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] peaster3:
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[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] UTH01:
Thanks for the overwhelming response!

Over the next few hours we'll respond to all of you who emailed us.

We've selected 5 reviewers. All others will find a token of our appreciation in their email box too.

We're looking forward to get the reviews in. Such reviews will help us to build even better products in the future and will help all members of this valuable forum to get a better understanding of the pros and cons of our solutions, based on the opinions of fellow XDA members.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] vlx600d:
just got my rejection email.

Thanks for the 25% off. i would have loved to test the device for you, your solution may have solved some major problems for me... going to have to wait for payday. Thanks for posting this on XDA so i at least know you exist. once some reviews come up ill pick one up for myself...
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] kms108:
I'm sorry this is just another copied idea, products have already been available from a korean brand and chinese brand for a good few years, with accessories including car mount, desktop with lay flat and vertical position and universal for all USB phones.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] TKS3:
Who cares if it's another copied idea? What good would it be to us consumers if we had ONE product for everything. What if you only had ONE type of case to buy for your phone or ONE type of phone to purchase. Then you'd be the exact same as everyone else. That's the awesome thing about being a consumer is that there are a bunch of the same ideas out there just done different ways so we have variety. How do you know that these mounts aren't totally different and done to a whole different level that your 'Korean brand and Chinese brands'? We all know how high quality those brands typically are so it's good to get a GLOBAL take on something like this so we can indeed have a high quality mount to choose from.

Next time keep crappy comments like yours to yourself, we don't need your "spam" on this wonderful site.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] airypi:
Is that a physical connection I see? Or does it charge through inductive charging?
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] kms108:
No sure how you are taking this, i'm just here to comment on a post, i've come across products with the same ideas that has been on the market for a long time. brands and country of origin does not determine the quality of the product, not too sure how you got that idea from, afterall many global/international brand all have products made in china, remember samsung is also a korean brand.

also i know what this forum is, i've been here long enough.

---------- Post added at 05:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:34 PM ----------

No, it's not inductive charging, it rely on copper connectors on the base and phone case to interconnect, the phone is held to the base with magnets.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] bloodrain954:
Turns out they only had 5 review units, so pretty much nobody gets one.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] UTH01:
Mountr has opted for conductive charging.

The mount is very compact and disappears completely behind the phone. With today's inductive charging technology it would not be possible to combine a strong and auto-aligning magnetic mounting system and a powerful inductive power transmitter into such a small enclosure. Note that the mounting system relies on magnets in the mount, not in the case or cover. Magnets in case or cover would have a permanent impact on your compass, and with a magnet free case or cover there is no the risk to damage any magnetic media (credit cards, hotel key cards) that might come close to your phone in bag or pocket.

Conductive charging also allows to transmit more power from charger to phone, inductive chargers lose 30-40% of their power between transmitter and receiver. Not all phones are able to benefits from this, but those who do see much faster charging times than an inductive solution can provide today.

Mountr keeps following the developments with inductive charging and when beter solutions appear in the future.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] UTH01:
Mountr solutions are not copied.

In mid 2012 one of the founders came back from China with a magnetic mounting solution. A nice cool product, but after using it for a few days he found that it was far from perfect. He decided to use this as inspiration to build a better product.

A magnetic mounting solution that would auto align the phone in perfect landscape or portrait mode.

One that does not rely on any magnets in the case, to avoid all the negative effects of such magnets and a magnetic solution that does not interfere with the sensors in the Galaxy S4, which trigger the S-View option.

Next the mounting solution was combined with a charging solution that would not require the user to connect any cable to the phone. Inductive charging solutions did not work very well with the magnetic mounting in such a small footprint. So Mountr opted for conductive charging, a tested and tried principle, used in a new setting.

For the Galaxy Series replacement back covers were designed that kept the look of the phone in tact, without adding a lot of bulk.

All in all it took 14 months from scratch on the build a complete new line of products. Copying would have been much faster, but please share links to products with similar functionality, because Mountr could not find these over the past 18 months.

Here is a photo collage that shows just few of the development steps.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] kms108:
May be it's a bit too harsh using the word copied, lets just say the technology existed, and many manufactures has been using it for years, like what this other poster posted, it may not be a bad idea, more product with more design will gain popularity, and it's a gain for us consumers.

sorry can't post links, many members that know me will know I will not post link, but here are some photo's of some products on the market using the same or similar technology, and some of them have been on the market for years.

Just a few of the products available.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] UTH01:
Thanks for sharing the pictures. The word 'copy' landed not so well, but I do understand your point now.

I believe that this forum is not the right place for a manufacturer to continue to push the advantages of its products, so I'll not comment unless asked for.

I'm looking forward to to learn more from the experiences of the reviewers over the next view days and weeks, which will give us a better idea if we indeed succeeded to deliver a better solution to mount and charge your phone in the car.

In the mean time, don't hesitate to ask any specific questions with regards to Mountr products, here on the forum or via PM
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] ogremount:
I don't see if the replacement cover retains water sealing.

And does it connect trough the pins inside or trough the usb port
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] bloodrain954:
pretty much none of the aftermarket covers keep water-proofing
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] ogremount:
What about the connecting point?
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] UTH01:
As mentioned on the product information page under 'Tips' the cover for the Galaxy S5 is not water proof.

All Mountr covers for the Samsung Galaxy S series use the internal charging contacts, not the USB port of the phone, to charge the device. Such covers maintain the original shape of phone, while charging via the phone USB port would need a case that would seriously increase the overall size of the phone.
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] Ramer:
[MENTION=5975302]UTH01[/MENTION]: Can I suggest that you edit the title of this thread as it no longer has anything to do with "Reviewers wanted"?
[Galaxy S 5 Accessories] darkfangex5:
review unit received!

I just received my review unit (suction cup unit) and unfortunately my wife got in a car accident (shes fine) and the car will be in the shop next monday for 2 weeks -_- :crying: ill post a review in about a month. After getting my car back so I can also have appropriate time to review the unit. But as things look now it feels well made!
[Xposed General] JJohnson1988:
I feel like I'm missing a piece of the puzzle here.

Basically, I'm trying to hook a constructor with a Context for an argument. The field I'm trying to access is initialized in the same class but outside of the constructor. Neither the constructor nor the field are static, but they are both private (if that makes a difference).

But for whatever reason I just can't find the field in order to modify it (the module throws NoSuchFieldError). What am I doing wrong, and is there a workaround?

My code:

public void initZygote(final StartupParam sp) throws Throwable {
if (devicePlatformVersion >= 4.0) {
final Class<?> clsViewConfig = ViewConfiguration.class;

try {
final Constructor<?> cstViewConfig = XposedHelpers.findConstructorExact(clsViewConfig, Context.class);

XposedBridge.hookMethod(cstViewConfig, new XC_MethodHook(XCallback.PRIORITY_HIGHEST) {
protected void beforeHookedMethod(final MethodHookParam mhp) {
XposedBridge.log("Inside beforeHookedMethod routine from ViewConfiguration callback....");
XposedHelpers.setBooleanField(mhp.thisObject, "sHasPermanentMenuKeySet", true);
}
});
} catch (Throwable t) {
XposedBridge.log(t);
}

try {
XposedHelpers.findAndHookMethod(clsViewConfig, "hasPermanentMenuKey", XC_MethodReplacement.returnConstant(false));
} catch (Throwable t) {
XposedBridge.log(t);
}
}
}

And here's the target class:

https://github.com/android/platform...core/java/android/view/ViewConfiguration.java

Thanks!
[Xposed General] JJohnson1988:
I may have found out why the error is being thrown.

The setBooleanField method tries to call the findField method. findField returns the field as a Field object back to the calling method (setBooleanField). However, if the field is null, findField throws a NoSuchFieldError.

From the XposedHelpers class:

public static Field findField(Class<?> clazz, String fieldName) {
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(clazz.getName());
sb.append('#');
sb.append(fieldName);
String fullFieldName = sb.toString();

if (fieldCache.containsKey(fullFieldName)) {
Field field = fieldCache.get(fullFieldName);
if (field == null)
throw new NoSuchFieldError(fullFieldName);
return field;
}

try {
Field field = findFieldRecursiveImpl(clazz, fieldName);
field.setAccessible(true);
fieldCache.put(fullFieldName, field);
return field;
} catch (NoSuchFieldException e) {
fieldCache.put(fullFieldName, null);
throw new NoSuchFieldError(fullFieldName);
}
}

Since the field I'm trying to find has only been initialized, it doesn't yet have a value, making findField catch and throw an exception that isn't exactly true. There is such a field, it's just hasn't been set.

Is anyone aware of this potential problem?

I'm going to see if I can get my code to work by catching the exception, hiding the error, and seeing if the field can, in fact, be set with a true.
[Xposed General] GermainZ:
You might want to open an issue at GitHub. Regarding your problem, couldn't you use afterHookedMethod instead of beforeHookedMethod to set the variable to the value you want?
[Xposed General] JJohnson1988:
Thanks for the reply!

I'm using the "before" variant as I want to set the field before the code inside the constructor is executed. Unless I'm overlooking something?

I recently switched to the findAndHookConstructor method to help simplify things a bit, and I tried getting the context from args[0] to see if I could set the field with that. But no matter what I try, NoSuchFieldError keeps getting thrown.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747
[Xposed General] GermainZ:
(I suggested using afterHookedMethod if the constructor didn't access sHasPermanentKey. Since it does, ignore that suggestion. :))

If I understand what you want to do correctly, you could hook the hasPermanentMenuKey method instead?

Anyway, after reading your question again and checking the classes, I think the problem is that the field really isn't there.

getField is just a helper that uses normal reflection, and it should definitely find the field if it exists. I'm guessing you're using a different Android version than the one you're checking the source for, or you're not running AOSP and it's been modified.

If that doesn't help, you could decompile framework.jar (if memory serves right) and make sure the field exists.
[Xposed General] JJohnson1988:
I have the method that returns a boolean hooked already, and that works fine. However, many apps use the "get" method to generate a new configuration from the constructor when a context is provided. Hence why I also want to hook the constructor.

I'll definitely find out if my device actually has the field tonight.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747
[Xposed General] JJohnson1988:
Well. This explains a lot.

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...core/java/android/view/ViewConfiguration.java

I feel like an idiot now. I have no idea why I just automatically assumed that CM would have kept that field from AOSP. Well, now I just need to dig around in CM's source for a bit.

One more question:

Is there a way to programatically check to see which flavor of Android ROM the user is running? I know there's a check for version/API level, but is there a better way than, say, looking for a file only found in CM releases to verify the user is in fact running CM (as opposed to AOSP, Omni, and anything else that has an original base)?

Thanks!
[Xposed General] GermainZ:
As far as I know, the only way would require you to would require you to know every ROM out there. Usually it's enough to just use a try/catch statement for each ROM dependent hook/action.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] nicsoew:
..I need image to start my device again...please help!

Thnx!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] jay05:
goto xda-wiki at top of page click on photo of your phone goto rom verson or rom kitchen
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] nicsoew:
Thnx Jay:-)

Thanx all!

U all helped me much!

I owe u one!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OptimusVDarwin:
As title says. How can I get a replacement phone without warranty?

I'm in metro PCs.

So this is what happened. I was sleeping when all of a sudden I hear a loud pop noise! So I woke up ran out the room came back in to see what happened and I see a 3 foot fire on my bed!

I put it out with my blanket just by smacking the fire and it went out.

I guess I overcharged my phone that it got so hot it blew up! The battery and the cover flew off!

I always charge my phone before I sleep and I set it right next to me on my bed.

So how can I replace it for free?

I remember when I was with Virgin Mobile they replaced my phone for free with no warranty but I forgot what number I called.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] hamlin69:
I rooted my s4 i337 (bell, unlocked) and now I have no sound or wifi. I have been looking everywhere and have tried re-installing stock firmware, flashing kernel and I cannot get the sound or wifi working.

Info:

Phone:galaxy s4 i337 bell but unlocked

baseband: i337mvluemk6

kernel: 3.4.0-517283 dpi@dell155 #1

knox says 0x1 and seandroid is enforcing.

android version: 4.2.2

When I update to 4.4 the phones lags too much to even use. 4.2.2 is smooth though. Data and texting work fine but if I try to make a call the phone freezes and dialer crashes. When I plug in headphones or try to watch a video or listen to sound the phone freezes and whatever app is opening the sound crashes.

Please help me.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Harry TestTickles:
Same problem I am having. Am working on solution as we speak. I may just go back to 4.4.2 as it worked fine for me. Long story as to how I ended up downgrading accidentally to get my phone working again lol. Will get back to you as soon as I figure it out. I am pretty sure we have to flash a different modem ( I am on 4.2.2 with I337MVLUAMDJ Fido Canada right now. Build number JDQ39 Galaxy S4 SGH-i337m)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Harry TestTickles:
Hey bud, I couldn't really fix the WiFI/sound problem so I just reloaded stock KitKat 4.4.2 back onto my phone and all is working very well again. I never really had a problem with lag or battery using 4.4.2 so I think I tempted fate enough and just went back to stock with root. Good luck and I hope you find a solution that suites you.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tgilmore16:
I've searched and a lot of information on the Z1 bootloader and nothing quite answers my question I'm looking to purchase a Z1 and see quite a few unbranded and unlocked ones available. If.they're not branded would their.bootloaders be unlockable? Thanks for any information.
[General Topics] kkeevviinn:
its a language application that changes specific words from one language to another via a manually updated word list. it need to works across all languages. this is a link to the free application and a video tutorial on how to use it. if you find an answer for me email. the program is called Foxreplace but i cant provide a link yet
[General Topics] justmpm:
Maybe ask in the consolidated APP thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2230428
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nubreed000:
I'm just wondering what the rooting/ROM'ing experience is like on the Moto G LTE. Is it very straightforward? Is the custom ROM support good? (eg. regular updates?) Any good kernels like Leankernel for the Samsungs?

My Galaxy S3 is on it's way out (or it's already gone, depending on how you look at it)...so with a tight budget my options are this phone, or the Nexus 5. I'm trying to get an idea of what the ROM'ing community is like for this phone since I will probably want to flash Carbon or CM as soon as I take it out of the box. Rooting for the Samsung's has been a real pain since the latest Touchwiz update, so I would like something that's much friendlier.

Thanks
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theonecallednick:
the experience is overall good i guess..
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazymac1984:
Rooting Easy

Rooting the LTE is very easy. There are a few ROMs available, but at present (in my case) the have too many significant bugs - wifi only works on some routers, RAM freezes after a couple of days use.

Carbon and CM are very stable except for the above two bugs for me. But others users are either having no problems or different ones.

SlimKat has just been added to the official page so hopefully they'll get that up and running but it currently just bootloops for me.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bukithd:
It works out alright I guess at least on CM and Carbon (same core dev). Be warned, if you are on 4.4.4 you won't be able to return to stock since there is no image file out there. Downgrading to 4.4.3 is not possible as far as I know.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rhyang:
Slim also just came out with a first build of peregrine. Works pretty well so far, but does not yet support moving apps to the SD card ... next build or two hopefully. The phone only came out in June, so the work is still in progress.
[Moto X Q&A] kgrynch:
I have had my Moto X for just over a year and love it. Unfortunately, the other day I dropped it and cracked the screen. The $175 for Moto to fix it seems a bit steep to me. I have currently reverted to my Galaxy S2 (cm11) and am missing my Moto X. Even though I love my Moto X, it seems like a rip off to spend more to fix it then I did to buy it (on contract of course). I was wondering how the new Moto G stacked up to the original Moto X? Are there any other phones that could be had for around the price of the repair that would be comparable to the Moto X? Finally, I think I already know the answer to this, but has anybody had success repairing the Moto X screen themselves with a cheap glass replacement?
[Moto X Q&A] me myself and i:
if you can wait the moto x 2nd gen is 200 on contract. unless your not on a contract disregard anything i just said.
[Moto X Q&A] wiidbzxt:
There aren't too many changes between the first and second gen Moto G, apart from the screen and camera. If you can find a phone with 1.5-2GB of RAM, go for it. I kind of feel now that 1GB of RAM is just not enough for an Android phone.
[Moto X Q&A] nhizzat:
Moto X 2014 is $99 on contract.
[Moto X Q&A] kgrynch:
That's exactly why it feels like such a rip off to pay $175 to fix my original Moto X. Unfortunately I have another year to wait until I can get the on contract price. Don't think I can last a year with the Galaxy S2. Among other things, like no 4g on cm11, the battery life is not very good, especially compared to the Moto X. The camera is also pretty lousy, especially in low light. I was just wondering if it was still a good investment to spend nearly $200 to get a year old phone that didn't have top of the line specs when it was new. Like I previously stated, I do love the phone, just seems like the repair should probably be a bit cheaper. Really, the state of cell phone screens is pretty sad. As a teacher who collects cell phones everyday, 90% of them have broken screens. Either the screens need to be more durable or the repairs need to be cheaper!
[Moto X Q&A] nhizzat:
Moto won't fix it for free? Was this your first time breaking it? Why is Moto charging you $115 to fix it?
[Moto X Q&A] me myself and i:
if itis out of warranty which i believe is 1 year and no water damage present thats what they charge but im not certain on the whole thing.
[Moto X Q&A] Note10.1Dude:
Check with moto - they are doing a one-time free screen replace on the Moto maker X if you talk nice to the help line person.

It sounds like you are stuck in contract - I'm not sure with which provider - but I just bought my wife a Moto G (1st gen 16 GB) because her Photon Q was dying and I am using the T-mobile pay-off to get her out of her Sprint contract. With the carrier-agnostic phone, if T-mo doesn't work in the first few months, I'll change her to an ATT MVO. Since her Sprint data was so poor, she won't even notice not having LTE for now. The Moto G could get you a new decent phone very cheap at the moment and either get you out of your contract or buy you time until your contract is up.
[Moto X Q&A] kdog350:
you will definitely notice the slowdowns of the moto g. I say use the 14 day return policy to your advantage.
[T-Mobile LG G3] recepo1:
Just got my G3 yday and noticed its not an calculator app. I researched and noticed some ppl have it and some dont. Did the software update remove the calculator or it was never on the phone?
[T-Mobile LG G3] xlxcrossing:
Try Settings->About Phone->Update Center->App Updates->Idle Apps

You can install and uninstall LG apps from here. Maybe yours didn't come pre-installed with calculator but the app should be available to all G3 users.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Project:Frankenphone:
You can find much better ones on the app store anyway. Been using a really good scientific Casio clone one for nearly a year now.
[T-Mobile LG G3] recepo1:
Wow thanks alot a few apps werent installed i was looking for were in the idle apps section.
[T-Mobile LG G3] recepo1:
Thx will check it out as well