yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] montecristo1:
Zerolemon has a pretty good 3000 mah battery- no need for a back case.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] lowkeyenergy:
just wondering if you have any qualifications at all to take on such a project, for example a PhD in physical chemistry or material physics, at a minimum.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] NikolaeVarius:
Don't understand how this is any different from Zerolemon
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] Moloch993:
I wish I've known about zerolemon before.

Thx
[General Questions and Answers] jamesokbo:
I know this question has been answered in previous threads, but the solution doesn't work for my device...

I made a backup using CWM recovery in my Galaxy S5, but it is stored within the internal memory (don't remember if I placed it there myself or just agreed to it), which sucks because it takes 5 out of 16 GB of space and now I can't delete it...

I've tried connecting it to the PC but the folder is protected and I can't install CWM ROM manager to delete it either because my device is not supported yet. ROM manager asks me to install CWM Recovery, even though it is already installed, and there is no Galaxy S5 within the list of supported devices :(

What should I do? Do I have to wait till the S5 is supported by ROM manager in order to delete this backup?

Thank you :)

PD. This is my first thread, so be gentle ;)
[General Questions and Answers] ido100:
Try deleting the folder using a file manager app such as ES file manager.

You can also delete backups directly with CWM.

If you can't perform any of the above you can always backup you're important data and format the internal storage.

Good luck!
[General Questions and Answers] NOOK!E:
As mentioned by [MENTION=4658964]ido100[/MENTION], you should use ES File Explorer. However, you're going to need Root Explorer turned on, as well as Show Hidden Files turned on. See my posts here and here for instructions on how to do that.
[General Questions and Answers] jamesokbo:
Solved...

Well, the file manager didn't work either... I turned Root Explorer on and show hidden files as well, but everytime I deleted the clockworkmod folder and refreshed it was there again... I got pretty sick and wiped my internal sd card, now I'm affraid that I didn't back up my Link to the Past progress :(

But the stupid 5GB folder is finally gone... :) :)
[General Questions and Answers] chrisrobb5:
cant delete cwm backup

how did you ''wipe your internal storage''? i need help, i have the same problem as you! :crying:
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ruttix:
Hi,

Lately I've decided selling my iPhone and move to android.

After checking the top devices that android offers I had come up with 3: LG G3, HTC One M8 and Samsung GS5.

I'm having a terrible time deciding between them, although I'm kind of leaning towards the LG G3, and that's why I'm posting this here.

After some research done, I found a bunch of people saying that there's some lag while using it, and I wanted to ask you guys:

As an iPhone user migrating to android, will I find the lag noticeable and a bothersome?

Also, are we expecting to have an unlocked bootloader anytime soon or is it not worth waiting for?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Yuriy.Samorodov:
It seems there is no better way other than trying for yourself. Some people say, Android lags badly compared to iOS and Windows Phone. Some don't seem to notice lag. And some don't care about the lag. People are different.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ruttix:
Yeah, yet feeling it for 5 minutes in the store won't give me as much experience and information as will users who use this phone on a daily basis, don't you think?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the_third:
Idk, as I've never owned an iPhone, but like yurly said, it is all about preference, I don't see lag on my g3, but then again, I've never owned a phone that ever really "lagged" (besides my Samsung moment) but I know people who have gone to Android and loved it, but i also know people who have gone to Android and hated it... And the bootloader will come with time...

---------- Post added at 05:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:11 PM ----------

It's all preference at the end of the day, but you really can't go wrong with any of the 3 devices you listed.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kennypow3rs:
Well an iphone is pretty much just an app drawer lol. Ive owned several iphones including 5s. After iOS 6.0 it all went downhill. I will admit i am an android fanboy and im spoiled by how much customization android has and how open it is compared to iOS.

In terms of the best android phones, i think the HTC One M8 could have been the greatest android device to ever launch but HTC chose to go with the mediocre 4.0 megapixel camera. I dont care what others say, the camera is terrible compared to others. I had to sell my M8 because of that. I personally dont like samsung phones because the bezels the phone has, and im not too big on the plastic build. The G3 is my second LG device and its an amazing phone.SD card slot, removable battery, 2k screen, laser focus, 13mp shooter, OIS, 3gb ram, quad core, i could go on. All those features to me make a great device. My biggest gripe about the G3 is that i have all these amazing features with a locked bootloader....
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raperot:
I just damaged my phone with water and now I'm thinking of getting a new one.

My dilema is between G3, Htc One(M7), Nexus 5 and either of the Xperia Z/Z1/Z1 Compact.

Can you guys share some opinions which you think is best performer, battery life etc?

THaks
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hello00:
iphone 6
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Qn666:
@up the flex one?

Send from LG G3
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ruttix:
I actually decided getting an Android phone because of the customization and my growing haterd towards Apple.

As to the HTC One M8, it seems amazing, and the only thing that makes me consider the other phones is the camera. I don't want a ****ty one, period. Your feedback only makes me strengthen my opinion.

About the LG, however, my main concern is the lag mentioned by a bunch of people. You, as a previous iPhone user, don't feel annoying lags while using it?

And also, about the S5, on paper, besides the screen maybe (and the 3GB RAM), it's all-round equal or better than the LG.. And I was thinking that with flasing a ROM that doesn't contain the usual **** Samsung provides, it'd be an even better choice?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kennypow3rs:
There's no point to get a nexus 5 now with the nexus 6 coming out this year. For the M8, the camera was mediocre. The S5 has 2gb of ram not 3, and as to comparison, the LG on paper is way better than the galaxy S5. In real world specs, my wife has an S5 and my G3 has better battery life, better stock rom, more ram, and in my opinion a better camera. People say the G3 lags, mine doesnt much, it could be the stock LG rom is so heavy, which it is, but not as near as heavy as bloated touch wiz samsung roms lol. Once LG bootloader is unlocked this phone will be the best phone on the planet. Also, all three of the phones you're looking at have way better battery life than iphones lol.

Its not my phone to pick, but if you want me to pick for you id pick LG G3. If the bootloader isnt unlocked within the next few months sell to get S5 or Note 4. Also i hate BEZELS AROUND A SCREEN (LIKE GALAXY AND IPHONE) I LIKE THE FRONT TO BE MOSTLY SCREEN NOT SCREEN WITH UGLY BEZELS AROUND IT.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbwjTVqwYS0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLnuFr1VbQ4
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] o1d8oy:
Before G3 I had M7 and it was amazing phone. I would get M8 but it didn't felt good in my hand. I love G3 but I still think M8 is better. All depends what you want from the phone. G3 without some modifications will lag quite often. HTC has the smoothest stock experience. You have to try them to make sure wich one is for you.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] digitaldroid:
I would go with the G3, but depending on your provider I've read that this phones bootloader is locked meaning you cant install a custom rom or os if thats important to you. Thats NOT a dealbreaker for me at all I love my G3 and still able to root my G3 I customized it the way I want.

Really great phone, very easy to customize, im not a heavy user so I get through the day just fine with the battery, yes I charge it at work but again it gets me through the day. Years ago I started with a iphone 3g and then made the switch to android been with the samsung galaxy line all the way up to the Galaxy S4, then jumped to the LG G3 this is my very first LG phone and I could not be happier. I found on my Samsung S4 the lagging especially during gaming was driving me crazy. Also I found there was so much more bloatware crap on my samsung phone compared to my new LG G3. Yes the LG has bloatware but much less the S4.

It really depends on what you want and the feel of the phones in your hand when using. My G3 im happy with, you may have to get use to the buttons in the back and also the android os...... iphone was pretty much plug it in and your done. Androids a little different but I prefer android.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevoswifty:
I personally hate apple devices I have just come from a note 3 to a g3 for my first lg device so far I like it only lag I seem to have noticed is when opening messages but its like any device don't close unused apps and it will hang, at least I can easily get a full day usage out of any android unlike apples terrible battery and imo once you have an iPhone you have had them all same s*** different bucket but of course that is my opinion
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SteveC485:
I just bought the G 3 to upgrade my Galaxy S 4. I looked seriously at the G 5 and the OneX M8. What I did was to spend some time figuring out what features I did or did not like personally. What I came up with was the biggest gripe I have had personally with any smartphone was having the power and volume buttons on the sides of the phone. Since I habitually carry in my left shirt pocket, I stopped looking at anything over the largest size phone that fit the brand of shirt I wear. I was ALWAYS inadvertently powering off the phone or resetting the volume, I was to the point where I was accustomed to it and had pretty much learned to live with that, but didn't really like it much. I also wanted a removable back cover ans an SD slot. I also am in areas where data signals don't work well, so cloud storage is not a really good alternative. I also wanted the ability, out of the box, to decide where stuff went, either to internal or to SD storage. I would have preferred LG took the same stance as Samsung on offering a waterproof dustproof phone, but this is not the case.

I didn't care for the HTC camera or the Sense UI, but could learn to live with sense OK if all else was well. Good phone, not so good camera. I am also sort of tired of the way Samsung has gotten so obnoxious with bloat and as far as I am concerned they can put Knox where the sun don't shine. Verizon is bad enough here, but the combination of the two is sort of overbearing.

So, I wound up with the LG G 3. I am really happy with it. It literally blows the socks off the S 4 in terms of call quality and signal strength. The S 4 simply is like the junior high playing ball against the high school varsity. Th G 3 GPS is about the same degree better than the S 4. I call the camera of the G 3 and the S 4 a draw. I don't feel the G 3 quad HD screen is particularly world bending, but is just about perfect for my tastes. I can sure see where some like the Samsung view, but the Samsung colors look...well for me they look almost artificial. However that is a strictly personal deal, YMMV. I really like the button placement of the LG. Out of the box the LG experience is, just like they say, simpler and better.

The battery life of the LG is MUCH better than reviews led me to expect. I am not a gamer or power user, but I can get two days of use between charges. Better battery life than the S 4.

I have the stump root apk downloaded and will root it to remove the bloat I don't want. The Android OS has come far enough that for me anyway, the desirability of custom ROM flashing is not such a big deal as it once was. I have the feeling the LG G 3 will catch on enough we will see some more active development in this regard in the near future.
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] air1ice:
Hello guys, this is my first post, I am writing to ask for any kind of help for a problem I'm having with an Xperia SP, I describe everything.

The mobile stock has started to have problems with the SIM, turned off all the time, how to Fix PC Companion is not served at all. I wanted to try to install the CM to see if the problem disappeared, but since I could not access the phone I could not turn on USB debugging. Following the guide to install the CM11 get to the point where I access the Recovery where I have to choose how to transfer the MOD on the phone, but the problem comes here, after reboot the phone is no longer seen, the reason is for USB debugging disabled? Or for other reasons? Can I get around this?

I tried to load the MOD on the SD Card and start it from Recovery but the experiment failed. Tell me something wrong, how do I proceed?

Thanks in advance.
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TechnoSparks:
Is this a hard brick you're trying to explain? You can try to reflash stock FTF by using Flashtool. Please refer to this thread and report your findings here :)
[General Topics] Sujay Shinoda:
So everything was working fine. I have Note 2 N7100 with Philz CWM, Agni kernel and stock recovery with Xposed framework.

I didn't do any changes to phone that would require root access. I tapped reboot from the advanced power menu, plugged in the adapter/charger and left it that way. (I use a blackberry micro usb to usb since it's sturdy AND MY samsung cable is damaged). Have the default samsung adapter though.

After like an hour or so, the phone didn't start, like nothing worked. I gave it for servicing and the guy told it's mobo is damaged and replacing it will replace all the data as the internal storage is integrated.

I didn't have any backup as my SD card was corrupt and my phone always had issues transferring files over USB to pc as it always disconnected and became such a drag.

I really want my data back, I had a few things synced like camera pictures and basic samsung/google account, and I can always download media files again, but I had many important files on the internal storage which I didn't back up. So is there a possible way to solder the storage chip on a new motherboard or possibly extract the data .
[Moto 360] pjsockett:
[IMG="Magnacon360 Series"]http://i.imgur.com/l2eEvfU.png[/IMG]

All of the dials are Android Wear by default but they can all be changed to Nixon or Moto360 but adjusting the opacity of the logo images.

**Updated- The day of the week dial has been updated and should now work through the end of 2016. The links will be updated one more time once Facer supports integers for day of the week.

Black Faces

http://bit.ly/Magnacon360-BlkBlu

http://bit.ly/Magnacon360-BlkGld

http://bit.ly/Magnacon360-BlkGrn

http://bit.ly/Magnacon360-BlkOrg

http://bit.ly/Magnacon360-BlkRed

http://bit.ly/Magnacon360-BlkYel

White Faces

http://bit.ly/Magnacon360-WhtBlu

http://bit.ly/Magnacon360-WhtGld

http://bit.ly/Magnacon360-WhtGrn

http://bit.ly/Magnacon360-WhtOrg

http://bit.ly/Magnacon360-WhtRed
[Moto 360] etc6849:
I love the black and red one! Here's what it looks like with a natural leather strap: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55674742&postcount=399

Any chance you can make one similar to this, but with a blue background?

http://bit.ly/Magnacon360-BlkRed
[Moto 360] ca12bon:
Loving the green on black!
[Moto 360] pjsockett:
Blue face, Red hands?

That's the one I've been using most too.
[Moto 360] ca12bon:
Nice.... The design kinda reminds of Ulysses Nardin watches for some reason, albeit a bit more on the simpler side. It would be awesome if someone made a UN face :D

https://www.google.co.kr/search?q=ulysses+nardin&biw=1366&bih=643&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=sNwkVP2ZMcTt8AWwroCQBw&sqi=2&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ
[Moto 360] pjsockett:
Is this more what you're looking for? Rename from .zip to .face and import as normal.
[Moto 360] tbonanno231:
Great work! These are really nice.
[Moto 360] pjsockett:
All links updated with new equation for day of the week. This will fix inaccuracies in January and February and should work properly until the end of 2016.
[Moto 360] n99hockey:
Thanks for the great watch face, the black and orange is my go to face.

The recent update still has the day off for me, it says Monday, but its Sunday at 9:30 am.

I guess we have to wait for Facer to really get to the bottom of it.
[Moto 360] pjsockett:
That's really strange, I use 1 of these everyday and it has never been wrong for me. Noe it would be a lot easier to adjust though. If you go into Tue settings for that hand you should just be able to adjust the +2.

My watch shows Sunday, see attachrd screenshot
[Moto 360] n99hockey:
I'm not sure what you mean by +2.

Where do I add that in the rotation code?
[Moto 360] pjsockett:
The updated face should use the following for the rotation

((((#DD#+((#Dyy#+2)%7))%7)+(#DH#/24))*(360/7)) if yours doesn't display that, its not the updated version.
[Moto 360] brilor04:
I agree! Best one of the bunch!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] SemaFlo:
For some reason my phone isn't booting up all the way to the rom/OS. It gets stuck on the boot animation and goes on forever and hasn't been able to boot up since yesterday, when my powered off at 20% battery, which is something normal for my phone. I was rooted and on android 4.3/MK4, but when I put it to charge and tried booting it back up, the phone would boot up, but would get stuck on the boot animation, going on forever. It wouldn't freeze it would just continue to play the animation. I tried removing the battery, factory wiping it, and installing a new rom, which I found out was for a different baseband. When i finished installing it it still wouldn't boot up all the way through.:eek::crying: I then tried installing the previous rom, and still no good. After all that I installed a stock firmware using odin, hoping it would work. I installed the 4.4.2 NE2 firmware, which isn't for my phone but watching zedomax's video, he said to download the latest build date, which is what I did. Well, downloaded it and flashed it through Odin with a PASS and everything going good. Although, when it was rebooting-even after a factory and cache wipe-it still wouldn't boot up. I tried installing other firmwares aswell, but still no luck. I'm just waiting for it to finally boot up, so if anyone can help me out, I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT, otherwise, anything is going to help at this point. Since I flashed the firmware, I now have a stock recovery and rom(I hope). I've been through these types of situations, but not to this point.. :(:crying::confused:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lovekeiiy:
It seems odds, but you may want to try a new battery. I recently went through a total disaster with my device and it ultimately was the battery. You may want to try booting with it connected to the a/c wall charger. It may give you an indication.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kevohero:
Have you tried the quick fix posted? My phone did the same thing when i had the stock recovery it showed error mounting efs folder. I noticed after installing clockwork that error didnt show up. It was still the same problem though. Wouldnt hurt to check it out. I got my note two from a friend who described the issue starting the same way you said happend to yours. The phone had never been rooted though. Good luck to you in trying to fix it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] Madtowndave:
Hello,

I'm trying to help a friend who has an S4. She just wants it rooted and debloated...not sure if there is an Odin tar for that specifically, but if there is I'd appreciate a link.

This phone was a warranty replacement and came with the 4.4.2 NC1 base.

I've looked over some instructions here and I just wanted to be sure I do this correctly.

Specifically under the "NC1 ROOTED WITH SAFESTRAP" instructions it says I should Odin back to NB1, then apply a zip to get it to Stock NC1...Since this phone is already at Stock NC1 are the first 2 steps even necessary? Unless I'm missing something why could I not just go direct to Step 3 "ROOT AND INSTALL RECOVERY"?

Thanks in advance. As I said this isn't my phone and while I have decent experience from flashing my i897 (Cappy) and i717 (Note 1) I haven't played with Safestrap at all.

Regards.

EDIT: Is this what I'm looking for http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=52167774#post52167774 ?? Is NC1 the latest OTA release or should I be looking for a root NI1 method?

EDIT 2: Or is the easiest path here where I have her take the OTA to NI1 and proceed from there? I'm assuming NI1 is the latest firmware, so she would want that all thing being equal? Thanks again
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] pyroman27:
Just root with towelroot. Go to towelroot.com and download the latest apk.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] stolen:
I stored my device after removing the battery for almost 3 months, Now I tried to use it again but I had problem that evey time I remove the battery from the device, the date return to 9 May 2005 and the time is 12:00 AM!!!!!!
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] kjskho1:
try to fully charge the battery and leave it idle for some time ~10hrs.

worst case, u may need to send bck to svc center just like my case. according to the technician, it's just a simply patch on the motherboard but it takes times as usual...
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ruttix:
Hi,

Lately I decided to sell my iPhone and move to android.

I've done some researched about the phones, and ended up unable to decide between the S5, LG G3 and the HTC One M8.

Anways, about the S5, putting aside its awesome hardware features, what I am deeply worried about is the software. From fondling with the S4 a while back, and from reading a lot of user feedback, I had come to a realization that it sucks and is super laggy and annoying and is hateful with pratically everyone around the globe.

Now, as an iPhone user migrating to android, I would like my phone's interface to run silky smooth, and thus, my question is this:

With the understanding that touchwiz is ****, will flashing a whole new ROM, or removing the bloat, 'fix' this lag and crappy UI?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
Touchwizz on the S5 is much lighter and snappier then on the S4 and many apps and widgets can be turned off in /settings/apps/all apps. That said you can also debloat/freeze the roms apps with Titanium Backup. Or just flash CM11 or another custom rom and get rid of all the bloatware ;)