yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrgoodpaul:
Yep. It fits but it doesn't go over the screen because of the wireless charging
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jay_P11:
Does this pose a threat to the phone by the case falling off easier if it's ever dropped?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PNGC:
As per the title, how would I root my Exynos SM-G900H without tripping the Knox counter?

Also, I'm in Europe, would I run into trouble if I *did* trip the counter? I've heard mixed answers.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
Don`t think Towelroot will work with the G900H, you`ll have to use CF Auto Root which will trip the KNOX flag. Warranty is based on the country`s laws and conditions where the phone originated from, EU consumers protection laws don`t apply to you as the phone isn`t beeing sold officialy by Samsung in the EU.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fgth90:
Yep,

It's here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2696537 but you'll lose knox.

Be happy, I would like on my G901F even with losing knox, but not available yet!

Best regards

Franky
[G3 General] stas333:
I always see Google play services running in the background and associating with various applications. After doing a search, looks like there are ways to reduce it's activity and improve battery life.

My question is this, has anyone done anything to Google play service to improve battery life on the G3? If so, what have you done and how has it affected the battery performance?
[G3 General] Amb669:
The best solution if you're willing to lose gcm notifications (notifications for google stuff) and everything google, including the playstore & auto app updates. is to simply freeze the entire google framework, and unfreeze the framework when you need access to the playstore.

But if you're one of those kinda ppl that's always looking at & downloading new apps and in constant need of the playstore or you use hangouts ect you might wanna check into an app for disabling google framework individual services you don't use (disable service is a good app for this). This is a far less effective approach then the first option in terms of battery life but you won't lose everything google including the playstore. if you don't use the first option and your into debloating this takes debloating to the next level.

I use the first option myself, after my phone is setup properly do i rarely ever need to use the playstore which is only a reboot away.

The battery savings on each device varies depending how your phone currently behaves, for example when my phone was wacked out too many apps and services and stuff i didn't notice too much battery savings, but after flashing to a fresh stock firmware (factory reset didn't help) then when my phone was working good again i then did a quick before and after, while trying the first option again it was a noticable difference, i haven't tested properly to tell you a % but it's noticable.

EDIT: Here, take a look at this, it's a 100% win whichever option you choose...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2357417
[G3 General] Helmetheadog:
I found the absolute best solution for this problem. It allows you to retain all functionality of your phone and still get incredible battery life. Check out my thread about it: http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/general/best-google-play-services-google-search-t2885111#post55617005
[XDA Assist] Hibarin77:
View attachment 2945792

It has no signal. Wont received messages/calls.

I saw a written on the top, left side "INVALID IMEI".

Pls help me asap.

Thanks.
[XDA Assist] :
Hi,

I can find nothing relevant on XDA for your device, you will need to ask here for help...

>*Android Development and Hacking*>*Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

You may want to contact the manufacturer for original firmware files and flashing instructions.

Good luck!

---------- Post added at 10:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:52 PM ----------

I just came across this thread on your device. Some good info in here and perhaps another place to ask for help...

>Android Development and Hacking>Android General>All About my|phone Agua Rio
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akrajilwar:
how to make tabs like windows phone
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] DarthKaos:
I have an HTC One M7 on CM11 4.4.4. I tried to do a factory data reset from the phone itself and nothing happened. I then rebooted into CWM Recovery to do it from there but it went directly into the Android with spinning hexagonal icon and a status bar at the bottom so I assumed it was trying to run the factory reset that I tried to run from the phone. Well, it's been on that screen for about 15 minutes and nothing. I have tried several time to reboot it and it goes into a boot loop and if I try to go back to recovery it just goes back to the Android with the spinning icon and status bar. No menu.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] majmoz:
You need to run the RUU for your phone to get your system back on track.
[General PAC Discussion] iandarylmartin:
hello, is there any way that PAC rom can go to a G2 d802? thanks...
[General PAC Discussion] machokingjim:
if you didnt find your device on their official site then the answer is no

be patient maybe the developers are working on it:fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sweegy:
Hey guys,

I'd a Galaxy s3 before changing to an M8 this year, the s3 was rooted and had Lightening Rom (I think) when I changed phone I gave the s3 to my sister and about 2-3 weeks later she complained that it wouldn't turn on, I fixed this by using Odin but the IMEI changed to the generic 0049, now I know there's a million threads about that but that's not the problem, I never reset the binary or anything on the phone but when I gave it back to her it would turn on just no signal, she decided to hand the phone into a "professional", I don't know what the guy did hence why I'm posting but is this bricked? It will go into download mode and can be recognised but cannot receive anything.

TL;DR - Phone had IMEI problem (0049) was sent to repair place and came back with this on the screen it will go into download mode and can be recognised but cannot receive anything
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darke5tShad0w:
I would take it back. When you say it can not receive anything you mean Odin fails?

Can you get into recovery?
[Shield Tablet General] oryanh:
Check out the mention of a new batch in this review... Already pre-cracked from the factory... Yay!

http://www.notebookcheck.net/Nvidia-Shield-Tablet-with-Tegra-K1-Review.125892.0.html
[Shield Tablet General] jaredmorgs:
That's what they call a "feature". I don't know why they just don't make that part of the device vented. Just factory install little holes in the edges to allow the area to flex and vent the hot air better.

That being said, I've never had my device go higher than 40 Celsius, whereas my N7 2013 was cooking away at 75 Celsius most times I was playing games.
[Shield Tablet General] elzeus:
Seems there is a miscommunication between that reviewer and nvidia. There are tablets that have those "gaps" (seams) and still have the cracking issue. I don't even think the new tablets have even started shipping yet.
[Shield Tablet General] oryanh:
I wondered that, but from the reviewers notes, you could assume this is updated information: "Update: Nvidia told us that the cracks around the edge are a problem of the first production batch. They were fixed by introducing a gap on the corners."
[Shield Tablet General] cam30era:
Quote directly from Nvidia, from their online forum:

" It turns out that an early batch of housings were manufactured in a way that made some of them more brittle than expected."

This sounds like a material and/or processing issue, not a design issue.

https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/772566/shield-tablet/shield-tablet-cracked-edges/
[Shield Tablet General] ShrekOpher:
I got a tablet from a later run and it had no cracks the thing is beautiful. It's not a design issue it was a bad manufacturer.
[Shield Tablet General] tooshea45:
I seem to remember that on the Nvidia site they give you the option to send it back and they will send you another one! I think they even "admit" there was a manufacturing issue in the early runs of the tablet.. Nvidia Rawks.. :D
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] berkens:
Hi All,

Is the pre-installed TomTom 6 installed in the P3300 ROM itself or is it on a SD-card when you buy the "telephone" together with the basic TomTom?

Greetings Ben...
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] SecureGSM:
it is in the ROM itself.
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] Jockel:
It is in ROM and Maps are on DVD and can be installed on the SD-card
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] Imer:
Hi,

The install program is not in ROM but in EXT_ROM, and once installed the exe file is in \program files.

KR, Imer
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] victoradjei:
Yes, to be "more technical" :P
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] andromeda9:
Sorry to ask a basic question, but is there a 'newbie' type of thread that might briefly explain about Rom and extended rom.
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] pof:
@andromeda9:

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Hermes_For_Beginners
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MHarris333:
Hi all,

just want to keep it simple here.

Having issues connecting my Oneplus One to my laptop via Bluetooth. It can pair with it however it comes up with a yellow warning triangle and says it needs troubleshooting. Windows then says it cannot install the driver for 'Bluetooth Peripheral Device'.

Any answers at all?

Laptop: Acer Aspire V3-771g (Win 7)

Phone: Oneplus One 64GB

Thanks,

Michael
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] united15:
Same problem here.

Any help would be great.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxyWhy:
Hmm weird i have had no issues with mine. On windows 8.1 here.

Why exactly do you want to be connected to your pc via Bluetooth anyways?
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sunand777:
plz share any ruu for htc_asia wwe version single sim..............
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HelplessBoy:
Hey guys, so about 3 weeks back i was in the bathroom and i dropped my I9000. The battery fell out and it landed on a spot that had water on it. Anyways a put everything back together and it worked fine. I put the phone in my bag and took it out in the evening. I tried to unlock but the touch screen was not working ( I was on HellyBean Rom). I took out the battery and put it in recovery mode and data reset it. I booted it and the touch screen still didnt work. So using odin i flashed back to stock to see if that would help the problem. It didnt, the touch screen still didnt work. So i left it for about 3 weeks. When i came back to it i tried to turn it back on but is stuck on the samsung screen. It stays there and thats it. I dont know what the problem is. Did the water get in the phone and damage somthing like the touch screen? Im not sure so thats why i need your guys help. Thanks :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tetakpatak:
It is possible that some short circuit has caused your problems. I would leave the phone with removed battery for at least one another week on a warm, dry place.

If the hardware is damaged, nothing will help, though.

tetakpatalked from Nexus 7 flo
[Moto 360] sshark:
First I am die-hard Android enthusiast and have had several Androids over the years.

But after watching Apple Watch keynote address, it became clear to me that Wear is not yet ready for prime time. Wear is still in its infancy and looks like Google is not interested in giving finished product. Just like Android itself, Google will take its own time to develop slick and chic platform while we keep on buying mediocre/cut rate products.

Looking at screens from Apple Watch, either something drastic has to happen for Wear platform to bring functionality or just plain wait.

As for, Moto 360, form is a beauty but I couldn't justify investing 250 quids for 4-year old processor and average battery life. I am going to wait until other manufacturers come up with better watches (with up to date infrastructure) and Wear itself is more user friendly!

Good ride with Moto 360 for 72 hours, while it lasted....
[Moto 360] akellar:
I still don't understand why people think we care why or even that they are returning their devices.
[Moto 360] sshark:
Classic reply! But I invite serious thoughts and suggestions that other users can use to make an informed decision for buying Moto 360 or Wear device.

Thanks.
[Moto 360] dottat:
It's all screen and marketing until they actually put the thing on the market and it works.

Exactly how many choices do you have when buying an apple phone? Two models and a choice ($$$) of memory.... Wee! Did you catch the part where they said the iwatch will have about a day of power? Will that be average in 2015?

I will stick with cutting edge choice. You have more vendors producing wear watches the further we get so we have many more product cycles in play.
[Moto 360] sshark:
I think you are missing the point. I am not thinking about buying Watch, I would just like Wear to be more polished. Seems like if Google has strategy, they haven't forcefully executed the strategy so that average consumer knows what product roadmap will look like. As for power, today's TIZEN and some Wear watches do offer longer battery life. I am not sure why Moto chose to go with older processor and what implications it has on battery life.

Exactly my thoughts...until I see 2nd or 3rd cycle of products, I will sit on sidelines.
[Moto 360] dottat:
My point is the single producer product line and marketing is all apple has. They put on a good show. Problem is the features on their phones are old to most android users. They talked about a watch that isn't real yet. It's not on the market. It's os isn't on any device yet. So they market and market.

Android is our os. We have separate manufacturers using this os which leaves each manufacturer to market their own distinct features. I think Motorola marketed this watch pretty well. For using an old chip, they are still having a hard time keeping stock. I personally think mine is great. Battery lasts all day for me. Os improvements will come. Google promised them often. This is cutting edge on Google time, not apple. Sorry you didn't like it, hope by gen2 you will.
[Moto 360] bluegizmo83:
I find it funny that I've heard SO many people bad talk square smartwatches and say how ugly they are, especially Apple fans. But now that Apple announced a SQUARE smartwatch they all think it's the best invention ever.
[Moto 360] Bob Smith42:
I have a Moto 360 and I'm still learning things it can do. It is a wide open platform with tons of innovation happening. Good value.

I watched the Apple September event, second hour on Watch, and LOL'd at all the fake prototype and incomplete demonstrations. Saying the Watch is *ahead* of the Moto 360 is ignorance. You actually believe everything you saw was working? Really?

But, you can drink whatever kool-aid Apple is selling and I don't care. Just remember Google is killing them on services like Maps, Search, and Voice. So, my opinion for Apple fan boys is put up or shut up. Let us see WHAT and WHEN they ACTUALLY ship something, and how it compares AT THAT TIME with Android Wear.

Good luck.

Can Administrators please lock this thread?
[Moto 360] mircury:
I couldn't tell if you were being serious or not. If you watched the same thing I did I cant see how you thought that watch was anything but a incredibly ugly kids toy. Drawing pictures on a tiny watch screen and sending heartbeats is a joke. What adults would do that? Seriously?

In reality you are comparing a real life product to apple$ over hyped marketing material for the watch not the actual watch itself with it's shortcomings. Did you know it has a days worth of battery? They conveniently didn't mention that except to a CNBC analyst afterwords and that they weren't happy with it. I bet it has WORSE battery life than the 360.

IMO the 360 is light years ahead of the apple watch.
[Moto 360] j2eubank:
It appears to me Apple is trying to make a computer for your wrist where as android wear is meant to be a companion. In this way I think less is more and wear is simply a better product.

I don't get the battery complaints.. My 360 is sitting at 50% after about 13hrs of pretty decent use.

Wear will continue to get better but as it stands I think its pretty steller. Apple's product is confusing and more over currently doesn't really exist.
[Moto 360] kpjimmy:
Well, coming from a pebble and loved the openness of that platform. Then tried the LG G Watch and thought to myself that it couldn't be up to par. I found myself flipping both my kickstarter pebble and pebble steel within a day of usage of the LG G Watch. I drank the kool-aid and chose android wear not of what it can do now, even though it did as much as my pebble does in my case, it was the potential. So I can see where you are coming from the prime time statement. But as a pretty heavy user when it comes to data, I can see android wear leaping real far when it comes to Android L. I don't foresee L being polished either, but I just see the potential that android wear has scratched the surface and the devs will have heaps of fun with this platform. I mean just look at the facer app.
[Moto 360] erikiksaz:
THIS.

If you spent any time on your android wear device (or any smartwatch), you'll realize that trying to turn your wrist device into a mini-smartphone is a stupid proposition when (1) the screen is small (2) forms of input are limited, and most importantly (3) a smartphone is literally right in your pocket.

Google understands this well, since most everything in Android Wear is completed with 2 or fewer swipes OR with pure voice. Apple will fail in this regard. Imagine trying to find your app in a sea of apps on a 1.X inch screen, then having to zoom into a group of apps to select your intended app. Sounds WAY more fun than just pulling out your phone and getting the task done without all the frustration.

Anybody who has tried to actually do anything meaningful on a smart watch while *walking* knows that it's an exercise in frustration.

This is the one time that Google took the simpler method, and will win out because of it.

Plus, the apple watch is vapor until next year, anyways.
[Moto 360] parth6512:
This whole idea of wearables is still "new" so it's expected to have different opinions from both sides. I was an iPhone user when they first released the iPhone and got all the iPhones until the iPhone 5. But like someone else said, it got boring because the OS was the same. Now I consider my self a hardcore android user and so is everyone else in the family.

Anyway, I also bought Moto 360 and used it for about a week extensively. But after using it for a while, I realized the OS just doesn't have a lot of use for me PERSONALLY. I wear a real watch and it was a choice of wearing a Moto 360 or a mechanical watch. This whole idea of charging every night just didn't work for me as I had to carry my pad everywhere. But some of the things that I do miss are the Google Now where I can just talk to my watch and find out information without pulling out my phone and opening apps. This DOES have a lot of potential for the future when the developers start making exciting apps for it but for now, it just depends on the user on what their looking for. Meanwhile, my friend has this was and he said it's sufficient for his needs and it's worth it.

Realistically, people should not give Moto 360 bad rating just because it doesn't have the features that their Android 4.4 has.We said the something when Google first released the first Android OS. Just give it time and see what they bring out.
[Moto 360] Cr4z33:
It's a geek toy and, unless you have mental problems, you are AWARE about what you are buying.

Also I can bet my car that after Apple revealed its watch specs the next Motorola watch will be ways better.

It's up to you and you only.

Just my 2 cents. :L

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1
[Moto 360] Cr4z33:
It's a geek toy and, unless you have mental problems, you are AWARE about what you are buying.

Also I can bet my car that after Apple revealed its watch specs the next Motorola watch will be ways better.

It's up to you and you only.

Just my 2 cents. :)

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1
[Moto 360] Brounoh:
I completely disagree with you.

I am also a big Android user, I watched the Apple Watch presentation and I cannot be happier with AW after it. Yes Apple is a trendsetter, yes it would be blind to not see what else the market has to offer however you are comparing Apples and Pears ;)

AW is said to be and IS a "notifications and information to your wrist" platform in order to avoid constantly checking your phone because a heavy user can check is phone up to 160 times a day but really just gets the info without even acting on it more more than 50% of the time. AW gets you the information easily and you are done because you do not intend to act on it.

Whereas Apple Watch took a different path, a "subsidiary" of the iPhone. It does not replace but it complements with phone functions. WhoTF needs to have a map on their wrist with a crown to zoom in? AW give you directions if you need direction. If you need precise map tools, you have a 4"+ screen in your pocket or purse.

I think you should move to iOS all together and zoom in / zoom out on maps on your wrist if you think AW is mistaken and if you think that Apple Watch really gave you a mini orgasm while AW didn't ;)

On my side, I am happy to have my statusbar on my wrist. I do not need more than that, I do not want more than that. I have a 4.95" screen in my pocket and a watch is not going to make me leave it in there to be just a mini Bluetooth hotspot for the watch.

:laugh:
[Moto 360] NaterTots:
[MENTION=1581643]parth6512[/MENTION], is right. It comes down to how it works for you personally.

For me it's a great addition.

1) I wanted a new watch. Done.

2) I leave my phone sitting on my radio playing Pandora when I work as a plumber. Now when I get a text or phone call, I don't need to go see who it is. If it's a text I know what it is and can reply by voice if I'd like too and if it's a call I can accept it since my earpiece is usually in.

I actually find myself using my BT earpiece more than I was before now.

And to compare some pictures of a watch to an actual device is just silly.

And who wants to pinch to zoom on their watch? And to try and look at a map rather than just get your turn notifications? That's just bizarre.

I'll pull out my phone to look at a map. That's what a 5.5" screen is for. :)
[Moto 360] EnIXmA:
I just ordered my moto 360, I think it is the prettiest smart watch in market right now, and the omap processor is not a deal breaker in anyway( it's a watch, you won't be playing hardcore games on it). I would brvsingvmy moto 360 n weekends and special occasions, whereas my weekdays watch would be tgevlgvg watch. As indicated by the reviewers, the battery would last a single day(not a problem at all).

I watch-fugly, cartoonish, over hyped piece of junk
[Moto 360] TabGuy:
It's funny how people are so different. I watch the Apple announcement video and tried very hard but couldn't find much to like about the Apple watch. It's visual appearance is what surprised me. Apple is usually the best looking product available. But I wouldn't put them in the top two with the one they showed on stage. Square? Really? It looks like a thick brick. It will not fit under a buttoned shirt sleeve.

As to the operation of the watch, Leo Laporte summed up the Apple watch pretty succinctly: "It looks like it was designed for Japanese school girls. "