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[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] CodeZero:
MOTOROLA X Boot Animation for xperia TX :fingers-crossed:;)

01 - Your phone must be rooted..

02 - Do a nandroid back first..

03 - Download bootanimation.zip To Your Phone.

04 - Using Any Root Explorer App, Mount System to RW.(Auto Mount Some Apps - Like Root Browser App)

05 - Copy bootanimation.zip & Paste it to System/Media (Replace This)

06 - Set Permissions to 644 (Screenshot Attached)

07 - Reboot & Enjoy (Don't Forget Backup Old ;) )

08 - Doon forget to hit thanx:laugh:
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Dakhamat:
Thank you :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 55555:
Hi,

I`ve got a problem with my Galaxy s3. The powerbutton is broken. Now my mobile starts and, much worth, shut down randomly (or is hanging in a bootloop). I don`t want to repair the hardware as I get a new phone in a month.

Could anyone give me a hint where I can move the whole function from powerbutton to homebutton and finally how to disable the powerbutton completely?

My Device is rooted and I have already disabled the soft buttons because I enabled the onscreen buttons. So I know roughly how to change those things but in this case I don`t know where exactly. There are several "power" in the "generic.kl" file. But not sure which one is the right and more important: how to move the function to homebutton.

If anyone could give me a hint Than I would be more than grateful :)

Thanks, Sven
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whatmough39:
Hi Sven I can help kind of if you wanted you could turn the power button fucntion off completely while the phone is on to prevent the function to be used but you cant map the functions used by the power button to the home button as far i know if you want to not use the power button while the phone is on you can use this Java code if this might help......

Java

<

KeyguardManager keyguardManager = (KeyguardManager) getSystemService(Activity.KEYGUARD_SERVICE);

KeyguardManager.KeyguardLock lock = keyguardManager.newKeyguardLock(KEYGUARD_SERVICE);

lock.disableKeyguard();

<

and then In Manifest File give this permission inside application tag

<

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.DISABLE_KEYGUARD"></uses-permission>

<

hope this can be used by you.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 55555:
Wow, thank you so much! This is a good solution for now. I'll give it a try at this weekend and give feedback. I'm on my way right now.

If anyone else knows another way I would appreciate those ideas too. Thanks!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadow322:
Like or hate the non-removable battery?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clsA:
My one is 18 months old and the battery is just as good as it was a year ago.

Gsam battery monitor reports

Battery Life : 1d 14.9h

Screen On: 2h 15m

I have many days I get home from work and still have over 65% battery... I'm a light user though, I don't play any games on my phone
[Java for Android App Development] raven.chrono:
Hi,

Does anyone here tried to create a windows 9 like widget that when you click the widget it will expand with a menu of applications that you can choose like the image on the link (the window button is the widget).http://www.xda-developers.com/feature/windows-9-screenshots-leaked/

Thanks...
[Android Apps and Games] mjasprom:
It´s a hard puzzle game.

You will find in Android Market: Squares Board

Fill the board with color squares.

I hope you enjoy it.
[Android Apps and Games] mjasprom:
Select a square and slide it.

The numbers indicate the positions the chip can be filled.

When you fill all the blanks you will solve the puzzle.

The difficulty will increase in tandem with the number of levels.

More than 100 levels.
[Moto 360] noneed2aim:
So best buy list the moto 360 as having WiFi, has anyone with a 360 seen or know what the WiFi is used for? Like WiFi file sharing or internet
[Moto 360] aonavy:
I wonder if they consider BT4.0 as wifi since it uses 2.4ghz as in wifi?
[Moto 360] cjones1348:
I am under the assumption that the 360 does not have WIFI, ifixit has their breakdown up and mention no chip.

I have a 360 and it seems the only connection option is via bluetooth.

Sad b/c I was hoping to stay connected with wifi as I always have it on, so bluetooth drains my phone a little quicker. I like the 360 thus far, hardware wise its very nice (aside from the small battery) - android wear seems fairly beta still though, but hopefully that will change quickly in the coming months.
[Moto 360] SoberGuy:
FCC docs list specs for the WiFi test.

My personal belief is that WiFi is used for the updates. Anecdotal, but from varying easy/hard update reports, WiFi was the varying factor.
[Moto 360] cjones1348:
How does it connect to Wi-Fi without credentials?
[Moto 360] ChrisNee1988:
Maybe it uses WiFi direct to transfer data with the paired phone
[Moto 360] cjones1348:
I have multiple Wi-Fi devices, it couldn't just automatically connect to one.
[Moto 360] SoberGuy:
Bit like Chromecast, perhaps? Establish BT connection, obtain credentials from phone, establish WiFi connection.

The SOC supports it, the FCC tested it.... Shrug. Just an idea.
[Moto 360] SanD-82:
This would be easy to test...

Go into your router, and check for a new DHCP client...
[Moto 360] SoberGuy:
If only there were an update to test that with!
[Moto 360] slaydog:
I was thinking WiFi for location services-but still, why does it need WiFi if it's connected to a phone with WiFi? Odd...
[Moto 360] chamberc:
The Moto360 does not have Wifi support, either hardware or software.
[Moto 360] SoberGuy:
Perhaps you'd like to read the last link on the following page, specifically section 2.2: https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/repo...Frame=N&application_id=398715&fcc_id=IHDT6QC1
[Moto 360] chamberc:
As I stated, the Moto360 has no wifi capability, either hardware or software. It is BT only.
[Moto 360] SoberGuy:
Can you explain, then, why the FCC docs list WiFi capabilities? They even tested it.

Honest question.
[Moto 360] chamberc:
That only refers to the BT testing. Remember, same band.
[Moto 360] dproldan:
According to the firmware file present in the Moto360, and this picture (green rectangle) (you can see also the filters and caps that connect to the circular antenna inside the metal case, BTW):

It has a Texas Instruments WL18xx chip, probably a WL1851. This chip has wifi, as seen here:

http://investor.ti.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=648106

This kind of chips can use bluetooth and wifi using the same antenna, at the same time.

I don't think it's being used at the moment, I don't have the watch yet. But it definitely is hardware capable.

---------- Post added at 08:45 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:23 PM ----------

No, there are test reports for BT AND Wifi, separately, working :

http://fccid.net/number.php?fcc=IHDT6QC1&id=439285#axzz3DQ1sBFxM

Read this if you have any doubt:

http://fccid.net/document.php?id=2289203#axzz3DQ1sBFxM
[Moto 360] chamberc:
Think...
[Moto 360] tacosrdelicioso:
I just like the guys who actually have no clues and scream nooooooooo
[Moto 360] dottat:
In the log cat you can see WiFi service starting and WiFi being in a disabled state... Fwiw ..
[Moto 360] slaydog:
Maybe it connects to the phones WiFi (like tethering) to do updates faster?

Otherwise updating the whole rom on the watch would take forever with just BT...

Just shooting in the dark, lol

*The more I think about it, I think Motorola just got a good deal on the chips that use WiFi because they were meant for phones, lol
[Moto 360] chamberc:
The moto360 does not have Wifi capability. The chipset controller CAN control wifi chips as well.
[Moto 360] Steve-x:
A quick review of the FCC docs indicates the Moto 360 does have at a bare minimum limited receive capability for Wifi. From what I can tell it can scan for Wifi and then control the channels it uses for bluetooth based off what it finds, all in an effort to reduce interference. There is no certification for any Wifi transmissions. So in the grand scheme I would say it doesn't have any Wifi support we can use in the traditional sense.
[Moto 360] pokey9000:
This is the same series controller that was used in the Nook Color. If you remember, the Nook Color (and Touch) was only certified for WiFi but with some hacks could use the Bluetooth. I think this is a matter of being a "package deal" considering a large number of chips are from TI (360: CPU, PMIC, wireless, pulse sensor front end, DSP, charger, ULPI frontend. Nook: CPU, PMIC, codec, wireless, charger).

However the test document title is "FCC Pt. 15.247 BLUETOOTH TEST REPORT (CERTIFICATION)". It tests only at Bluetooth channel spacings and modulation, not WiFi. Section 2.2 is only to point out that the hardware contains 802.11b/g/n capability. Although the 360 supports WiFi in hardware, Moto will have to get the certification for that FCC ID amended with additional testing if they want to turn on WiFi support.

Of course, this is XDA and certification never stopped us from turning on hidden features...

Dat hidden pogo pin port tho.
[Moto 360] dproldan:
Hi pokey, I think we are not looking at the same document, there's one for wifi too: http://fccid.net/document.php?id=2289201

This is the title:

http://imgur.com/n3GjkpA

So far, I think this is the pin-out: (looking at it from the back of the watch)

D+ / D- / ID / GND / VCC

GND, it can be seen being connected to the ground plane in the iFixit pictures.

VCC, Has 9 blind microvias instead of only 1 for the other, to carry more current.

D+, D- and ID, Im not sure, ID should have 1.7 v over GND, the IC datasheet states that these pins are protected against shortcircuits with 5 V, so, It's not going to break it you mix them during a test.

I'm receiving my Moto360 in a few days, and, if the USB is there, I'll have a cable soon.
[Moto 360] pokey9000:
Ah thanks. I forgot to check for additional filings.

That's more or less how the G Watch looked before the update that turned off the charger/ID probe supplies. I wouldn't be surprised if ID and D+/- sense voltages aren't turned on until VBUS goes high. Unless you need OTG, it doesn't make sense to constantly probe all of those pins. I really doubt a watch is going to have a boost converter for OTG power, especially one that ships with the port covered with a sticker. That said it's very likely that ID probing can be turned on and that, with external VBUS, OTG can be used, though I'm not sure why anyone would do that.

I'd be interested to see if this is a GP or HS part (open or secured). If it's GP, then there's a good chance that this could be made unbrickable via USB boot. This also depends on the boot mode strapping, since it's not going to be practical to open the watch to short a test point. Hopefully USB boot comes before eMMC...

Personally I can't justify the 360 over the G Watch I have, but I do like working with the OMAPs.
[Moto 360] dproldan:
Agreed, OTG is not important in a watch, I'm just hoping they left the ID voltage on, as it will reduce the number of combinations to try with D-, D+ and help confirming GND and VCC pads.

I don't know, even the MotoACTV, that had an unlocked bootloader from factory, is configured as HS. I have the program to check it, so I will report if get it connected.
[Moto 360] dclarolh:
wifi direct doesn't touch your router.
[Moto 360] cvenk:
At this theverge video, one of the designers is talking, that the moto 360 has a BT and WIFI antennas inside, so it is possible that the watch has wifi.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCN_jqWavn4#t=332
[Moto 360] v3ngence:
So I took it upon myself, turns out if you use a razor blade you can keep the FCC sticker in good condition, but since it exposes holes I would say bye bye IP67...

Band removes easily (use a tiny screwdriver to avoid damage):

You can see the FCC has that tell-tale waviness of a sticker:

Be careful, a razor blade slips in easily:

Sticker removed (you can see I slipped and creased it while removing):

Can't see anything?

How about now :D

Also, in another thread:
[Moto 360] Stoodo:
Thankfully the forum has an ignore feature.
[Moto 360] chamberc:
Too bad some users don't know how to use it.
[Moto 360] danielcbit:
I think that Moto 360 used to have Wifi, but it may have been removed in a recent revision (R1).

According to ANATEL (Brazilian government telecommunications agency) documents, there are two certificates: One for the first release of Moto 360 and a document related to a R1 (which I'm assuming to be a revision 1).

The first documents lists clearly support for Wifi 11n and the second does not, maybe the have updated the internal components in this revision. or they just simply disabled in hardware the wifi functionality, whiling maintaining the same chip (don't know how this would be possible).

Here are the documents:

Original: http://1drv.ms/1ucqJt7

Probable Revision 1: http://1drv.ms/1zcDDb5
[Moto 360] TheGoD:
I added him too...
[Moto 360] abuttino:
The moto 360 has Wi-Fi and there are some people developing for it. Eventually it will be turned on.
[Moto 360] 640k:
your newsletter. can i subscribe to it?
[Moto 360] blacklistedcard:
If the Moro 360 has WiFi. Why was it not available when launched.

Can you imagine battery performance with both WiFi and Bluetooth turned on.
[Moto 360] abuttino:
That is the reason.

The drivers are in the test/developer ROM
[Moto 360] blacklistedcard:
It will be nice someday to have my watch be my HTC M8. The technology is showing its current limits. I bet it will take 2-3 more generations to get the watch with GPS, speaker and WiFi to run for a couple of days.
[Moto 360] pakure:
The gear S with all of them and more runs for 2 days with only 300mah battery...so tech is there. ..but android wear is not there yet. ..hence samsung is using tizen
[Moto 360] Chris_c81:
See, I'm kinda 'with' the way Google has set out Android Wear. I get that a smartwatch is an extension of your phone, not a replacement. I see to many posts from people saying "why doesn't it so this" etc. For example one I read was why you can't scroll old emails and basically access your inbox on your wrist. Because if it did everything your phone did, it would render that £200, £300, £400+ phone in your pocket useless.

I like that in its current form, it's a watch that just so happens to act as a notification repeater, with minimal interactions. For anything else, I use my phone.
[Moto 360] noneed2aim:
So could it be possible for an official update to turn on the Wi-Fi, our is that out of question because of FCC
[Moto 360] abuttino:
The FCC documents I've read have it. Moto decided not to use it now. It can be turned on with the proper drivers that are in the userdebug ROM on the moto site. Please look in the development forum for more info.
[Moto 360] danielcbit:
Maybe they are waiting for the developments in Low Energy WiFi. There is potential for wifi consuming even less than bluetooth 4.0, while maintaining compatibility with normal wifi networks, at grater speeds.
[Moto 360] Steve-x:
Bumping this thread up as today Google announced that the next version of Android Wear would enable the wifi contained within many watches. Not sure the 360 really has the battery power for wifi but we'll see what happens and if we actually get it enabled.
[Moto 360] geojoking:
Google actually said that most of the current watches on the market are WiFi compatible. So what we knew about the 360 suddenly makes sense.
[Moto 360] ShadowVlican:
hope i can leave it off and continue to tether with BT

the last thing my watch needs is another active radio (wifi) to drain more battery
[Moto 360] deltatux:
THIS.

Though having the option to turn on isn't bad if we need that option.

deltatux
[Moto 360] vansmack:
The MOTOACTV runs Android and has the same OMAP processor. WiFi is available on that watch (as is GPS) and they are both optional for the user. I see no reason why that won't be the case with the Moto 360 if they decide to make WiFi available, which they haven't said they would do.

Battery life is terrible with GPS and WiFi on, however.
[Moto 360] Badelhas:
Any news on this?
[Moto 360] incognito53:
Sooo.. Am I to assume the moto360 is getting wifi with this new update?

Android Wear update
[Moto 360] Vandam500:
Pretty sure, yeah!
[Moto 360] sfringer:
It would seem so from the Motorola blog.

I'm still too new to post URLs; but the blog is at motorola-blog dot blogspot dot com. It's today's entry.
[Moto 360] shinji21:
http://motorola-blog.blogspot.com/2015/04/moto-360-its-time-for-update.html?m=1
[Moto 360] nielsbrakel1998:
I'm exited!
[Moto 360] abj2aqua:
You guys just made my day
[Moto 360] Badelhas:
It's definitely great news but it makes me wonder. If we already struggle to get good battery life now how is it going to be with wifi on?
[Moto 360] Tilgi:
Struggle? After a long da of work and viewing some chats on my Moro etc I usually have 60% left. Ambient off. So there is much room for WiFi and other stuff coming with the update :)
[Moto 360] nielsbrakel1998:
No strugle for me, not to many apps on whatch but ambiant on and checking all the time with around 15-30% left at the end of day
[Moto 360] tengtengvn:
9AM to 9PM and it still has 60% battery left. I'm not worry about battery life too much.
[Moto 360] DaveTN:
According to this article today on SlashGear, the 360 WILL have WiFi once the update is released.

http://www.slashgear.com/lg-g-watch-g-watch-r-asus-zenwatch-no-wi-fi-for-you-23380352/

David
[Moto 360] Badelhas:
Yeah, the LG G Watch R, on the other hand, won't.

http://phandroid.com/2015/04/21/lg-g-watch-missing-wifi/
[Moto 360] xdatastic:
https://motorola-global-en-aus.cust...sion/L3RpbWUvMTQzNDY2MDgxMC9zaWQvdnZ6UE1kcG0=

Some info on how WiFi capabilities are handled to minimize battery usage. It basically only enables WiFi intermittently.
[Moto 360] slaydog:
It's funny, we finally figured out why this chip had Wi-Fi, lol
[Moto 360] noneed2aim:
lol yea n that one guy chambercc swore up n down that the moto 360 would not have WiFi capabilities. Hind Sight 20/20
[Moto 360] j8048188:
Just got an update pushed to my watch. I'll install it tonight
[Moto 360] v3ngence:
Wifi is great, it works even if your phone is off
[Moto 360] Badelhas:
What do you mean?
[Moto 360] mohcho:
I just noticed that if WiFi is off on my phone, my watch won't connect to the saved WiFi networks already configured on it. Once I turn on the WiFi on my phone, only then will my watch connect to WiFi. Anyone else have the same experience?
[Moto 360] v3ngence:
Odd that people have different experiences , my watch will go to saved wifi as soon as the phone is turned off or bluetooth is turned off.

Further I've noticed that if the phone is off or has wifi + bluetooth turned off, my watch can still take voice commands and browse the internet!
[Moto 360] Badelhas:
Does anybody have ambient, tilt, gestures, auto brightness and wifi on, along with a watchmaker watchface? What kind of battery life do you guys get with the 5.1.1 update?
[Moto 360] marctronixx:
i have every option on (even gestures). i have watchmaker installed but am using a "speeds" face.

due to my profession, im active all day, and my arm is flickering/gesturing at random times of the day.

my day is usually 9ish am to when i get home around 8ish. i average 40 ish percent--lower 40s.
[Moto 360] Badelhas:
Thanks. With ambient Mode on I can't seem to get that kind of battery life anymore. Did you reset the watch or reinstalled the Android wear app or something?
[Moto 360] marctronixx:
after 5.1.1 i factory reset the watch since it was a major update.

prior to 5.1.1. i had more battery life, but that was to be expected prior to wifi being turned on...
[Moto 360] endlessryan:
found that i dont use this feature because it seems to prevent my watch being used as a trusted device.
[Moto 360] Badelhas:
I noticed that also but only sometimes. You confirmed that's the wifi feature that is causing the problem?
[Moto 360] endlessryan:
Just experienced it while i had the feature on, installed new rom to the phone, reset watch.. haven't seen it happen at all when the device is paired..
[Moto 360] tobiasunruh:
Either I'm blind or stupid... But how do you turn WiFi off completely?? I can't find it for the life of me...
[Moto 360] mantiyeah:
How did you configure it to activate wifi only in those situations?
[Moto 360] Badelhas:
Go to settings, scroll down... wifi.
[Moto 360] zerosum0:
It's on the watch!
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GHE_1908:
Before I begin and before anyone tells me I should read other threads, Id like to say that i HAVE already done that, and happened to find no proper solution.

So to the point: I had my HTC One M8 and flashed the GPE edition RUU but didn't like it, so i followed the thread linked on how to return to sense. that had my phone continuously crashing etc etc with all sorts of problems.

I then found another thread with a guide to flash a stock rom, then unroot, then flash firmware etc etc. I have successfully done that, but OTA updates have verification problems, it says that my phone is running something custom. When I boot into the bootloader, the OS section is also blank.

I have yet to find a full RUU for the International m8 as of posting, but there are ones out for at&t , t-mobile and sprint

So, my main question for all you experts out there: Is it possible to flash an at&t or tmobile ruu without having any problems, since international, at&t and tmobile are all the gsm versions? If not, is there any other possible way to return to stock, with bootloader locked, ota updates working?

My current phone status:

S-OFF, unlocked bootloader, (HTC__001 cid), european mid, stock recovery.

Any answers greatly appreciated.

George
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grvshri:
Hi Friends,

I am new to this Forum and Android as well. I recently bought unlocked LG G2 32 GB in India. It was:

Model - D802

Android version - 4.4.2

Software version D80220b

As it's wifi reception and network reception was not good, I thought of installing the ROM again. The biggest mistake that I did not install any recovery and didn't even rooted my device. I checked with root checker and it showed that your device is not rooted. Then I follow the method given on below link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2432476

I took the firmware file named "India 32GB D80210C_00.kdz" and select type as "3GQCT" and performed the Normal Flash. It went well but after it booted up, my touch screen calibration was totally lost. I connected mouse using USB OTG cable and calibrated the device but it didn't work out. Calibration still seemed gone.

After all try, I couldn't do much and read of TOT method to go back on Jelly Bean. I did that as well using "BIN_LGD802AT-00-V10b-SEA-XX-SEP-04-2013-32G+0.exe" from which I extracted the TOT file and performed the flashing again by coming in "Download mode".

After that my phone is in boot loop and same issue of lost screen calibration. If I try to go into recovery it gives me option only to factory reset the phone which does not help out at all. I guess it's because i didn't root my phone and didn't even installed any recovery.

I know I have done a lot of mess with no knowledge but please help me out as its my new phone and I have hardly used it for 1 month and it's not even under warranty.

Thanks.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Art Vanderlay:
There might have been a problem with the firmware that you used and the flash method. Use this to find your firmware and pick cse flash this might solve it.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grvshri:
I searched the firmware in your given link by my IMEI number, but I have a problem. After I click on "Upgrade start" in "Normal web test upgrade", it does not give me country select option. Instead it open LG Mobile support tool which just keeps on showing "Waiting for Connection".

If I click start upgrade without selecting "normal web upgrade test", it gives me country selection window.

What should I do? Can I directly click on "Start upgrade" ?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] h9s:
try this one

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=51265001
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xda-soar:
OP I have the same problem, see my recent posts. Let me know if you found a fix.