yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] limnaln:
I managed to get root and flash recovery, then I flashed a ROM. I figured out that i can use Mobile Odin instead of PC Odin, but i still need to fix that qualcomm usb driver error (I may go to a service today)... :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] insid3r:
:fingers-crossed: 4u!
[XDA Assist] ChrisLeNeve:
Hi guys,

I need some input about peopel with more experience than me :)

My GT-S5839i screen won't display anything any more. When I turn it on, it simply turns a dim green, not noticeable if you're in a light environment.

There is no particular way I can explain this, I had just changed the ROM and it seemed to be working perfectly.

I basically would like to know what my chances of getting it back to work are. I know a lot about ROMs and co, but I'm not really into electronics and hardware. Would changing the LCD work? Or is it "deeper" than that? (The device has been overclocked mercilessly...).

Thanks for your answers,

Chris.
[XDA Assist] Darth:
Hi,

I would ask the guys who know your device best...here is a help thread you can post your issue in,

xda-developers > Legacy & Low Activity Devices >Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830, S5830i, Ace II >Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting > [FAQ][HELP THREAD]Ask any questions here about s5830i/c/m/9i

Good luck!
[XDA Assist] ChrisLeNeve:
Thanks - don't quite no my way around the forum yet...
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] imasri29:
Hey,

I recently installed emoze for push email and then i ditched it. I jsut want to know, how does it work exactly? Is it genuinly push email or does it check for emials ever so often?

I"m asking this because i have about $300 of Internet usage (overages) on my account. I mainly used my internet for emails and i can't udnerstnad how i went over.

Also, how does Microsoft push email work? is it possible that was the problem?

I only receive about 10 emails a week anyway. please let me know

Thanks.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] emozeoren:
Short review about emoze

Hello all,

I'll start by saying that I'm part of emoze team.

emoze is a FREE push email & PIM solution for Pocket PCs, Symbain, Smartphones and other devices.

emoze synchronizes the Outlook's Inbox, Calendar, Contacts and Tasks with full support of attachments. With emoze you have a wide range of configuration possibilities for every folder you choose emoze to synchronize.

Concerning the data package, with emoze as long as data is not being transferred you are not being charged for data. We suggest you review with your providers to understand your data plans.

Furthermore, you can use a sleep mode, which will connect the internet every few minutes. The only data emoze will transfer is the emails and PIM.

If you have anymore questions about emoze please fill free to connect our support: support@emoze.com

For conclution please remember one thing, emoze is the easiest & most secure push email solution available.

Regards and good day,

Oren.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Rayan:
I suggest you to get an unilimted data plan if you want to get online.

If you decide not to get one, then I recommend you to use SPB GPRS Monitor to keep a eye on your data consumption. Not that your carrier will take that information as valid, but at least you can be alerted when you reach a certain configurable limit.

Cheers!

Rayan
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] cmltan12:
Hello. I tried emoze, and after a few tried it finally worked. I must say, there should be a detailed instruction on how to set it up. I mean from the very beginning.

ALso, while setting it up on my iPhone, there were pop up windows that says "cannot verified" or something. 2-3 times. I didn't know you have to keep on pressing continue. The instruction doesn't say anything about that.

ANyway, I finally got it to work, well sort of.

I can send email from my iPhone, but cannot receive.

Here's what I've done so far.

(1) I donwloaded emoze software.

(2) I have username/pw. I registered it with my gamil email (this is what I want to be pushed to my iPhone)

(3) I setup my GMAIL email account to my MS Outlook 2007.

(4) I clicked EDIT on emoze, and selected INBOX.

(5) When I send/receive email on iPhone, I can see that the icon on emoze changes, meaning it syncs.

(6) I also truend off SSL on iPhone according to other users.

Still can't receive email. Any suggestions?

Thanks.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] ktemkin:
DirectPush (and similarly Emoze and most other 'Push' e-mail technologies) work by simulating true Push communications.

Because server-initiated communication isn't strictly possible over GPRS, the cell data network, these Push e-mail solutions work by sending requests (called pings) to a server at regular intervals. If no new e-mails are waiting, the server simply acknowledges the ping. Otherwise, it instructs the device to retrieve the new e-mails.

The advantages over pure-pull technology (i.e. setting Outlook to check for e-mails every 15 minutes) lie in the smaller amount of the ping-packets compared with the packets exchanged when checking e-mail over pure Exchange/POP/IMAP. This, in turn, uses less bandwidth, enabling the checks to be done more frequently and in the background without significant use of bandwidth or resources.

Unfortunately, this does create data traffic, costing you money. I wouldn't reccomend having any type of 'always-on' solution, such as these 'push' e-mail simulations, unless you're on an unlimited data plan.

A few true Push e-mail schemes do exist for the HTC Wizard; these utilize cell-network messages (usually SMS-based) to initialize communications on the server-side. These messages are then intercepted in the notification que, instructing your device to check for new e-mails. These do not use data except for when the e-mails themselves are downloaded.

T-Mobile offers one such solution with their 'My E-Mail Triggers', and I believe AT&T/Cingular offers a similar solution.

For more information on DirectPush's simulated push technology, a good article is available on the MSDN here.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] + Que PPC:
Nice to see you here RAYAN

In poderPDA dont answers...

En poder PDA no contestan...

reed you soon man!

Te leeo despues!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] ziotom2:
thank you for this useful clarification !!!!!!
[HTC One X+] i360droid:
Hey, is there any S-OFF method for hox+ on hboot 1.35?

its the international version
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
I have already told you, THERE IS NO S-OFF for this device, also a quick search and I literally mean a quick search, you would have found AT THE VERY LEAST 10-20 results.
[HTC One X+] i360droid:
i did, and nothing with HOX+ came up. and i though because i had an old hboot that it would be possible.

sorry Llior
[HTC One X+] ahmedj31:
you can't due the processor model tigra....
[HTC One X+] i360droid:
thank you for explaining to my WHY it wont work
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slave13:
hi i might be getting a phone soon and i would love to have one that is rooted can someone tell me what are the newest android phone out there that are rootable.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The-Immortal:
Almost all devices can be rooted. Only thing is you need to use search button to fine guide for respected devices

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phnord:
I'm finally moving on from my original Samsung Galaxy Note, and I'm debating what device to move to. This will be my one and only phone, so I'm looking for something well rounded.

After reading reviews of a lot of the best phones on the market, I'm leaning towards a LG G3. It looks and feels fantastic, has a really good camera in both day & night conditions, the screen is awesome, it *seems* to hold up underwater (in spite of no official IP rating), the battery life seems pretty good, etc.

That said, some of the overheating issues I've read about are worrisome - as well as a few other stability issues... I'm not sure how much stock to put in that.

So I'm also considering the Samsung Galaxy S5. It doesn't feel as great, the screen isn't as mindblowing - although it is more vibrant, the camera doesn't do as well in the dark, it seems like one of the most durable phones out there, etc.

Is the S5 significantly more stable than the G3? How do the development communities compare - are they on par in that regard? Can the stability / overheating issues of the G3 be successfully mitigated with tweaks? Is it going to be a nightmare to wrangle into shape?

Or is there another AT&T phone that you'd recommend? Other phones on my radar include the Flex, Note 4, M8 and OnePlus One...

I guess I'm looking for something that's going to hold up as a primary phone for a long time, both in terms of durability and specs, without becoming a nightmare to manage as my Galaxy Note has... and aside from that, my priorities include battery life, stability, video recording (especially in dark conditions), processing power, screen, look / feel, etc. in roughly that order.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vanessaem:
Hi,

There are 3 threads already established that are devoted to discussions about devices, please read, and if necessary, repost your question in one of these threads: The what should I buy thread or the The Device Suggestion Thread or the The Device Comparison Thread.

There are also several other discussion threads that you probably should review to help you. They are What phone do you wish you had? or

The Worst Android Device That You've Ever Had & Why or even this place that talks about The best phone you ever owned.

I will close this so that you can take a look at those threads. You will find that they will be a great help to you when trying to make a decision.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adyoung70:
Hi - I've spent a lot of time googling and going round in circles, so I'm sorry if this is answered somewhere.

I have switched an AT&T-branded M7 to T-mobile. After updating apns, everything is good EXCEPT hotspot/tethering. AT&T have custom apps in there that force the hotpot to hit the AT&T network - and therefore fail. I have tried Foxfi (says not supported), tried to run HTC's T-Mobile RUU after booting phone in fastboot (got error code 130) ... and am now confused as to what I should try next. It seems like the ideal would be to just put a T-mobile ROM on instead of the current AT&T one? I am hoping that someone can confirm this is a correct way to go, and then [hopefully] give me a couple of broad directions on what I need to do ... would it be the following: (1) unlock bootloader, (2) get root access, (3) flash different ROM. Or if there is a better option, please advise.

Any help much appreciated ... I have learned a lot, but also realize I still know so little ... it is frustrating, don't really have time with two children etc.

Android v4.4.2

HTC Sense V6.0

Software # 5.12.502.2

HTC SDK API Level: 6.20

Thank you!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clsA:
you need s-off to totally convert your phone to t-mobile

try unlock bootloader

flash TWRP 2.6.3.3

fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.3-m7.img

fastboot erase cache

fastboot reboot-bootloader

From recovery

Flash SuperSU

Flash Bulletproof Kernel

Then get s-off with Firewater

Now you can change CID

fastboot oem writecid T-MOB010

you'll need the MID_Change_1.01.zip

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23501681358538634

to change the MID to PN0713000

Now you can use the T-mobile RUU
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adyoung70:
clsA - Thanks for laying all this out. I presume, but can you confirm, that I would use the AT&T version of firewater? (as opposed to the T-Mobile version)

hboot_firewater_ATT_v4.18.502.7.zip

I'll report back with results - just have a little research to do so I understand all the steps.

Thanks again!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SaHiLzZ:
That's hboot. Do not use.

Use firewater, the S-Off software. You should also be able to use a custom ROM like ARHD/Venom/etc.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clsA:
SaHiLzZ is correct you don't need that hboot at all

just follow the instructions for s-off

the stock rom will s-off just fine with the bulletproof kernel
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adyoung70:
thanks ...

Thanks clsA and SaHiLzZ - sorry, somehow I ended up on the wrong download page at the firewater site, duh ... so thanks for straightening me out.

I have downloaded everything and will give it a go in the next few days - then report back.

I have seen posts elsewhere with people having the same issue, so I think this thread will serve a good purpose - quite a few switching to t-mob at the moment from AT&T.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adyoung70:
You are the best - thank you!!!!!

Thank you both for your help. My AT&T phone is now a T-Mobile phone and hotspot works beautifully!

clsA - I'll send you some beer money in the next couple of days - I think I saw a donate link somewhere.

While I'm sure this would take an expert 20-30 mins or so, it took me a couple of hours, because I was googling as I went and second-guessing the whole way ... but it all went smoothly, albeit slowly. Being a novice, I was a little uncertain when to use adb and fastboot commands, and sometimes I had the device connected when I shouldn't (e.g. I had it in fastboot mode for adb commands and got "error device not found"), and I did not initially realize I had to type "su" at the '#'prompt when installing firewater.

A couple of quick notes to clsA's excellent list:

- download the fastboot and adb drivers, and then uninstall HTC Sync (if you have it) - I had to use a manual method, that included added the path to the environment variables.

... then follow clsA's list, beginning with unlocking your bootloader ... I googled each of his steps - there are plenty of videos/how-to's out there

- the MID_Change_1.01.zip is installed via TWRP in recovery mode, then you pick the option for your carrier install (in my case t-mobile MID=PN0713000).

Thanks again!!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clsA:
Good Job ! I'm glad it worked out for you.
[LG G Watch] dersie:
Hi,

Just found for me the ultimate Music Player for Wear.

The only one I know to control completely the music from the watch. Music control and select Artist, Album directly from the watch.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.perm.Stellio
[LG G Watch] joshw0000:
I wouldn't really say this is the best Android Wear music app.....I'd say it's the best Android Wear app period! Most apps just open the original app on your phone or do one limited task. This one actually does what the app does...on your watch. Love it!
[LG G Watch] Sepharite:
How do I install it onto the wear.?
[LG G Watch] dersie:
Just install on phone and it install also the Wear app on Watch. All Wear app works like this ;)
[LG G Watch] dersie:
It seem it has been erased from the store, maybe too good app ?

Only those who previously bought the app can use it.
[LG G Watch] thiefxhunter:
[MENTION=3860278]dersie[/MENTION] can you send me the apk ? or make it work on playstore for buy ? thanks.
[LG G Watch] dersie:
Do not think just an apk for an app not bought can works on other phone ;)

Maybe for the demo time and will be accept to update in paid app ? is to try....
[LG G Watch] dersie:
Free Trial Stellio

demo version, tell me if it works
[LG G Watch] dersie:
Link or app ?
[LG G Watch] dersie:
On playstore I can just see the Unlocked but not anymore the original app.

Unlocker is still updated, last update from 4 days ago.

EDIT :

Just see a new link with click in developper name.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stellio.player

but if I refer in comment, it is a version without Wear compagnion : coming soon...
[LG G Watch] prototovsky:
ES file explorer let you play mp3 directly on the watch with the built in player. It works perfectly installing the apk with ADB.

I bought stellio from the webpage and works pretty good, but it´s not working with local music, only phone songs.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] StrummingLevi:
I'm trying to root my evo lte but can't seem to figure out which method will work on my phone's software and hboot version.

my phone

s-on rl

hboot- 2.09.0000

radio- 1.13.11.0830

Hardware version 0003

Software version 3.17.651.5 710RD

I unlocked the bootloader using the htcdev site with no problems. Tried using windroid tools (which half time recognizes my phone and the other half gets an error upon opening), but now I'm thinking that windroid tools may not work with my software version. I guess what I want to know is: what is the best method to root my phone's software version?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] djjozo:
Have u checked out this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2026938
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] StrummingLevi:
Software version 3.17.651.5 on the list of working software but I went ahead and tried it. Worked like a charm. Thanks for the help. I really appreciate it.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sloth:
Fixed it. :D

That method will work regardless of software version..only way it wouldn't work is if the carrier starts blocking HTC-Dev.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] djjozo:
No problem, I just copied the link to Big Daddy's (BD619) thread. He's the one you should thank if you haven't already!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sloth:
No thanks needed just doing my part :D
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] salsahead:
Success (finally) for 3.17.651.5

I have tried many times to root this phone. My install matches the OP which is what led me here. I had gone down many paths trying to s-off the phone with no success, and I think that it all has to do with unsuccessful attempts to get SU installed. The method described in the link above I had tried previously. Unlocking the bootloader and installing TWRM have always worked, but I have not previously been able to get a suitable SU binary on the device. The key for me was that SuperSU did not work (the flash of the .zip would report success, but the binary would either not be found or would not update properly), while the signed Superuser zip did work . Many thanks for packaging all the pieces together.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] blackspidey08:
Thanks for the advice. I took the latest TWRP, renamed it TWRP1.img and replaced the older version with it in the WinDroid folder.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lavin40:
My t-mobile note 3 keeps freezing up and reboots sometimes and other times I have to pull the battery in order to get the phone to boot up. I'm baseband version nf4 with compulsion kernel. Any help with this problem would be appreciated
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Misterjunky:
re: random reboots

This should solve the random reboots.

Here is the odin flash direct download link for the official N900T kernel:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...KERNEL.tar.md5

Be sure to make a nandroid backup before flashing this or anything else

just in case something unexpected happens.

Good luck!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] makki666:
I am having this problem too, i did factory reset and flashed NF9, but the problem still exist.

is something special with this kernel?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Koonboi12:
I am getting an MD5 error on that kernel.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] _bhaves_:
Can i flash this via mobile odin or regular odin and not trip knox?
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] MarchriusDennis:
From an idea of [MENTION=5757424]chillstep1998[/MENTION] I've made an OPPO Find 7 variant (with help in testing of [MENTION=2541224]KOJANHQ[/MENTION])

How to:

Unlock your bootloader

Download and install driver for fastboot

Download the archive (or compile from source) the tool

Make or mod and image of 1440x750 (width x height) and save it as bootlogo.png in executable directory

Open terminal and do the following

"Find7Bootlogo -b" to create the logo-modified.bin file

"Find7BootlogoTools -b -s" to create the logo-modified.bin and save the raw image

Wait for the end of the program

Flash the logo-modified.bin with "fastboot flash LOGO /path/to/logo-modified.bin"

Reboot with "fastboot reboot"

Download

In the attachment there is the 64 bit version for Mac OS X. For other (linux or archs) download the source and compile it

Source

GitHub

Credits

[MENTION=5757424]chillstep1998[/MENTION] for the works for OnePlus One

Last but not least: I don't own an OPPO Find 7 and I can't do anything without your help. If you have a suggestion please let me know, thanks
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] KOJANHQ:
Not working on OS X 10.10 Beta.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] KOJANHQ:
My modified version (fixed commandline parsing):
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] MarchriusDennis:
Changes merged :) Thanks!

The logo-modified.bin works?
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] KOJANHQ:
Yes. Compiled, tested and workinking)
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] chillstep1998:
Great work, Bro!
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] wyaeiga:
After following the steps, it seems that my phone is now stuck in a bootloop, unfortunately. It doesn't matter if I try to boot it up normally, or get into fastboot, or get into recovery. When I try to turn on the phone in any way, it just vibrates, stays on a black screen, doesn't show the boot logo, and then restarts. So it's just vibrating and restarting every few seconds. Any ideas?
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] ProgrammingPleb:
Hi, may I ask if there is some way to actually make the size suitable for my OPPO F1f?

Just asking

EDIT: Additional Details:

I have SOME knowledge of C++

My OPPO F1f has a screen resolution of 1280*720

I already flashed the Find 7 logo.bin and it works fine ( for the fact that the picture is slightly off screen ( a.k.a too BIG ) )

Most of our custom ROMs were ported from the Find 7 so compatibility should not be a problem.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b.white:
I found something out while just randomly rebooting the device. I rebooted my phone while it was still plugged into the computer and opened up the... bootloader? (Power button + volume down), and then I went to the Fastboot option and I heard the chime on my computer of a new device being detected, and it installed android 1.0 driver or something. I wasn't able to see storage or anything (probably because I was in a bootloader), but I actually heard a response from my computer.

If I toggled between the main menu and FASTBOOT the chime would go on and off between detected and removed.

This really makes me confused, it has to be a software issue right? I've reflashed the android revolution HD ROM multiple times so I don't think it's that... is it my kernel? I am so lost here. The fact that my computer made that chime and installed a driver proves that it can work, but why won't it work when it's turned on?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ali.maken:
Hi b.white,

Have you found any solution.

My HTC has shown the same USB in OTG so can't charge problem. It is the first time I have seen this message and problem on my phone. I have my phone for the last few months. I also want to mention that it is as stock as it can get. Never even rooted. I have no popping up CAR app problem. Maybe because it is just been a few minutes the problem showed up. So maybe I'll be seeing the car app later on. But I had about 10% battery on my phone which died out during the few tests I've made.

So right now my phone is turned off (because of battery got to 0%) and is plugged in using standard cable and charger in to a wall socket. It shows that it is charging by using the animation and the percentage is growing continuously. The LED is stable and Amber which means that it is charging.

During the last few battery moments, I turned off the car app through its settings. Never had the daydream setup or turned on anyway. But my fastboot from the settings is off. It was like this when the phone came, and never needed to change this setting.

I also tried this but I'm not sure that I did it correctly and it hasn't showed any difference either.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=46415840&postcount=1

While I was keeping the three buttons pressed the phone kept turning on the the htc logo and going back to black screen. I don't think that should have happened, or at least the original thread didn't mentioned this behavior.

This is my main phone. And I am really worried about this problem.

Please help. :crying: