yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Star] Omkar Gade:
Nice one dude!
[Samsung Galaxy Star] Arsalankhan786:
Thanks bro...:D
[Samsung Galaxy Star] cdean13:
Dual sim supported?

Your one thank can bring a revolution
[Samsung Galaxy Star] Arsalankhan786:
Nope...its not dual sim supported:cyclops:
[Samsung Galaxy Star] Arsalankhan786:
Nope its not dual sim supported
[Palm Treo 750] gnyf:
Got the BBC running but the software seems to have Vodafones APN hardcoeded....

As I'm not using Vodafone I'd like to change this APN - how to do this ??
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] farazi:
I am absolutely new to this, I have a huge problem. I got my Verizon Note 3 n900v from the US today, and i live in Bangladesh. Now the problem is after i put my sim card in, everything works fine except that it keeps showing the phone activation warning. (unrecognised sim)

Also whenever i try to press the software update, it says service not available :S

So what i want to do is flash the stock firmware and see if the problem goes away or not.

Please help me by giving me the solution to this problem..
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shaggy Kobain:
Everything you need can be found here thanks to [MENTION=4670411]az_biker[/MENTION]
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] falconae:
So I was replacing the two external antenna/test points on my SGH-T999 and did not have my air temp correct which caused me to remove the solder pads along with the connector . If you look at the linked drawing on pg 4, the offset pad attaches to a via that connects it to the other side of the board. I need to find that point for both the connectors. So does anyone know where to get a copy of the schematics AND the pcb assembly dwg? Or does anyone already know where this point is? I'd be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DracoAzule:
I bought a Pioneer AppRadio 2 from Amazon here.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006Y44PCU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I also bought the Android connection kit here.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CLFM3ZW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

As well as the adapter to (hopefully) get the connection kit to work with my Note 2.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/9966685472/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Basically, the Pioneer AppRadio 2 utilizes a phones MHL HDMI connection to display the Pioneer AppRadio Android app and the pre approved apps it offers. Someone else reverse engineered it and released ARLiberator which will mirror the phones display to the radio via HDMI as well as let you control the phone via the radio's touch screen.

I heard, however, that the HDMI drivers most phones used were proprietary and therefor not supported by CyanogenMod.

Does anyone know anything about this? The posts claiming this were a couple of years old so that may have changed by now.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DracoAzule:
Hello?
[Moto 360] munraf:
Does anyone know if it is possible to only have the watch wake up with the pushing of the button? I'll be getting my 360 later today, and my concern is that it will constantly be waking up while I am just going about my daily activities. It would be nice if there were an option to disable to accelerometer for when one only wants the watch to wake with the physical push of the button.
[Moto 360] CMNDR:
Not sure if there is an actual way to do this, though I will say that it is sometimes difficult for me to get the watch to wake up when not in ambient mode, and I found myself often times having to tap the screen to turn it on. I haven't had any issues with the watch turning on or doing something without me intentionally doing it; sure it will turn on the screen for a bit if I'm running somewhere, but generally will go right back to sleep if the watch is held with my hands at my sides.
[Moto 360] neridqe:
i'd like to disable the stock turn n twist and switch it for an aggressive multi twist to wake.

hopefully we will be able to customize some of the accelerometer settings
[Moto 360] jpennin1:
I wouldn't worry too much about the battery life. I found that the first couple days I had mine that the battery was scary. It seemed like it would only last half the day. Then, all of a sudden it just got better. I don't think I was using it that much more the first couple days and this was also before the update. I easily get through a full 18 hour day with quite a bit of usage.

However, I would like to see more customization options like you suggest. I'd actually like to be able to customize what the button does. I would like to be able to customize what action the short press and long press does and I would like to have that further broken down into picking the actions for those presses when the watch is awake or asleep. For example, a long press currently takes you to settings which I hardly ever go to, but I go to the "Start app" screen all the time. I wish I could make the long press bring up the "start app" screen. But maybe a long press while the watch is asleep would bring up a specific app instead.
[LG Optimus 3D] wawis:
Hi there,

I have problems with my O3D suddenly my phone loop in to the boot animation!!

I cant enter to recovery!!!! the pc dectect but intermittent ..... sound like i plug and unplug the usb but i let it plug.

somebody tell me that the mainboard is damage... how can i check that?

Regards
[LG Optimus 3D] RVBSD:
Was your phone rooted

Had you installed a custom recovery.

try to boot into stock recovery.

Hold down 3d button then volume down then press power button . As soon as you see it booting let go the power button but keep pressing the 3d button and vol down. Try 3 -4 times and see if it boots into recovery. If yes then just do a factory reset and reboot normal.
[Micromax Canvas A1] Rht555:
Unable to find any option to disable one sim... Google forget this or what is actual reason for this?

Any workaround?
[Micromax Canvas A1] SwakyD:
Use mtk control free/paid... get frm ps..
[G3 Themes and Apps] ingoljosh:
Before i begin, i know that there is a new version of Pandora out and i know that there is a new version of the Pandora PATCH for Xposed BUT those newer versions are very BUGGY and this combination of Pandora and Patcher versions are what i have found work the BEST together FLAWLESSLY!

Purpose:

Enable Unlimited Skips, No Ads and Download song by pressing "Thumb Up" :good: button

Requirements:

Must be Rooted, Jellybean or KitKat, Xposed Framework installed.

Installation:

1. Download and install Pandora APK

2. Download and install Pandora Patch APK

3. Activate in XPosed and REBOOT

4. Open Pandora Patcher and adjust settings to your liking.

5. REBOOT (just to be safe)

6. Open Pandora Log In and select a station or create a new one.

7. Plress the "Thumbs Up" to download the song.

8. Press the "Thank You" on this Post.

APK's Attached.

MOD EDIT-links removed
[G3 Themes and Apps] Smittiegee19:
This post is going to get locked. XDA doesn't support warez or cracked apps. Plus, there is already a thread dedicated to this that has been cleaned up of warez discussion.

Just saying!
[G3 Themes and Apps] Swizzle82:
+1
[G3 Themes and Apps] Upstreammiami:
Take this shut down smh idiot!
[G3 Themes and Apps] SREEPRAJAY:
Lucky Patchers, cracked apk files....they all account to warez.

Warez is not allowed on XDA site.

THREAD CLOSED.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thomasb82:
Hi guys,

I just used Download Mode + Odin to push T110.CWM.v6.0.4.8.tar.md5 to my T110 Tablet.

After that I could boot into CWM-based Recovery v6.0.4.8 without issues.

Then I installed the zip file android-armeabi-universal-root-signed.zip

After that I rebooted. And since then I was not able to boot into Android or even Download Mode.

Only Recovery Mode works.

Then I tried to run adb devices from Windows and it reports my device ID number + recovery.

Now I was hoping somebody could help me with some adb commands to get this thing working again.

My initial goal was to root and upgrade from 4.1.2 to 4.2.2.

I would prefer using this lite rom T110UEUANE4.LiteV2.Rooted.Deodexed.June2014.zip instead of the official rom T110XXUANG2_T110OXAANG2_XEO.zip.

But at this point I would not care to much, I just hope it can be fixed again :(

Many thanks for your help!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dappafuster:
How to unbrick your Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite SM-T 110

Things to download:

stock kitkat rom: sammobile.com/firmwares/download/32777/T110XXUANG2_T110OXAANG2_XEO/

Odin: androidhost.org/get/PVAIv

Installation instructions:

1. Extract both zips onto your desktop.

2. Start the odin application.

3. Turn off tablet, and hold -volume button, the home button, and the power button at the same time.

4. Release power button once the tablet turns on but hold the home an the -volume button down.

5. Once transferred to new screen accept warning by pressing the +volume button.

6. Connect your tablet to your computer and wait for Odin to recognize your device.

7. Once recognized, click AP and navigate to the extracted kitkat stock rom MD5 file.

8. Wait about 5 minutes for Odin to check the file.

9. Once odin checks the file make sure to only have Restart and f. reset time checked in the options.

10-1. Click start and wait for installation. to complete.

10-2. If you cannot get to the start button, press tab until you are at the start button and press enter. Start button is at the bottom left.

11. Tablet will restart automatically and you are done.

Quick note: you just learned how to recover from a soft brick.
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Twski:
I heard the japanese version Xperia Z1c doesn't have a anti-shatter film. Instead it has a glass film on the back, right? Is it only on the back or there's no ASF on the front too?

EDIT: taking advantage of the already created topic, one more question: When DRM keys are lost on the Z3c, Sony stuff stop working and camera perfomance gets worse. I know some services won't work anymore but does the camera gets bad in the Z1c too after unlocking bl?

Thanks in advance
[Xperia Z1 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] notwigga:
I think the camera on z1c is great with unlocked bootloader :) but since i unlocked and installed custom rom right after buying it, i cant tell if it is better on stock.
[Moto 360] chrisnewton:
Hi all

Really fancy buying the moto 360 but most of the reviews slate the old processor that is inside the watch, and they say because of this it's not really future proof.

Can anyone else see this watch struggle to use the new apps that come out for Android wear in say a years time?
[Moto 360] ws6kid:
The watches interface feels fine and snappy. Most apps I believe will really run on your smartphone and output its results to your watch. So the watch is really acting like a terminal to your phone and this is the way it should be. I know for a fact Google now voice recognition works this way on the watch.. Newer versions of Android Wear will be rolling out optimizing battery and performance, this has already made great impact on the Moto 360 since it came out.
[Moto 360] Wiley_11:
How much processor does it need? Seems like just a bluetooth interface with a phone to me.
[Moto 360] v3ngence:
I'm going to go out on a limb and say if you like the design of the watch, buy it.

I think it will be more than a year before a better round smartwatch comes along.

Why? Motorola designed their ass off with this one: http://youtube.com/Nz7MjoCykNU

The processor is a trade-off, by going with the older one they simplify design and lower the price point. But it's like a computer, if your processor is fast enough so that memory is your bottleneck there is no reason to upgrade.

The only so-so thing about it was battery life, and the update basically solved that... With future updates it's only going to get better, and it's already great!
[Moto 360] EnIXmA:
Omap ti is the same processor that was used for galaxy nexus.. Its a dual core processor and does a decent job on the 360.. Its not laggy by any means, especially after the recent update
[Moto 360] nightfishing:
It's more than enough processor for the current state of Android Wear. It may not support the bells and whistles of 2nd and 3rd gen watches, but should remain as usable in 1-2 years as it is today.

My hunch is that for most folks the physical abuse the watch takes will reduce it's life span more than anything. At the current price point (and what I would assume would be cheaper watches down the road) I don't see it being practical to repair/replace anything (except the band) on anything except a very new device.
[Moto 360] akellar:
Cores are somewhat irrelevant. Even the "better" processor used in other watches are limited to running one core only.
[Moto 360] Ubelsteiner:
I was concerned about this too. I ordered my 360 the day they released and over the following days read reviews mentioning the weak CPU used in it. I was pretty annoyed, especially since I already owned the cheaper G Watch, which had a much better CPU in it. Over the first couple weeks of owning it, i went back and forth between "Man, the G Watch animations were noticeably smoother, better battery life... " and "How much does the CPU/animation smoothness really matter in the end?".

After the most recent update, the battery life and animation smoothness have both improved, and I rarely find myself resentfully thinking about the older CPU in my watch. It just works, and well.

In short: I wouldnt let the comparatively weak specs put you off - it is more than enough to power the current functionality of Android Wear (and I cant imagine what else they would add that you would need "future proofing" for in the smart watch, aside from the independent GPS and music playback features theyre supposedly going to be adding, which TBH i wouldnt even use or want, unnecessary battery drain). If you want a smart watch, this is the one to get.
[Moto 360] pakure:
Wait for the lg watch R. ..its coming out next week
[Moto 360] 640k:
not in the US...

http://www.theverge.com/2014/10/8/6944273/lgs-g-watch-r-is-the-most-expensive-android-wear-watch-yet
[Moto 360] TabGuy:
That's what I thought at first but, man, that HUGE bezel.
[Moto 360] HankB:
Do you like what it does? How it looks? That should drive your decision. If you're not sure, you can wait until something better comes out. Of course there will always be something better over the horizon, but the 360 can be had today. Is that worth anything to you?

How it looks was enough to cause me to skip over the earlier watches and wait for the 360. I have not been disappointed. It is a little irritating that Moto chose not to go with the latest and greatest processor. But screen probably dominates battery life and whereas the processor would be dated for a modern phone but seems like it performs adequately in a watch.

no buyer's remorse here! :D
[Moto 360] kevinlevrone:
To be honest, I now appreciate what Motorola did with the 360, processor-wise.

The Snapdragon 400 chip used in other wearable devices is heavily crippled (3 out of 4 cores disabled) and also I believe that the graphics engine is heavily underclocked in order to preserve battery. And there is no way for the cores to be "unlocked" in future updates since the battery has limited capacity. So the S400 is only a name, but it has nothing to do with the S400 from the smartphones.

The problem today, that all the manufacturers have, is that there is no processor truly designed for wearable devices, which means low computing power, low graphics power, small footprint (to allow for larger battery) but with very low power requirements. I suppose these will come in 1-2 years, hopefully sooner.

What Motorola did was to choose the right processor for the right job (the latest battery-improving update shows this too), and especially for the right price. Many people think that the $250USD / 250EUR / 200GBP is more than fair price, and the continuous lack of stock also shows that this is true.

Why use a quarter of a Snapdragon 400 and unnecessarily increase the overall price (example: the LG G Watch R will be priced at 300EUR) ? Remember, there are (much) fewer than 330x290 pixels to drive, and a very simplified OS to run.
[Moto 360] jkcarp94:
I think this whole processor discussion is much to do about nothing. I don't believe that hardly anyone, if they hadn't been able to see the processor on a spec sheet, would even complain about the processor because I don't see that it has any impact on the use of the device.
[Moto 360] Semseddin:
People forget that OMAP 3630 in moto 360 clocked at 1ghz runs Android 4.4 in Motorola Defy with 480x854 pixel without a hiccup today.
[Moto 360] knoxploration:
Not everybody is reporting improvements, or at least not to the level of this thing actually being usable.

So far, I have been unable to get below 4% an hour consumption with light to light-moderate usage and almost no app usage on the latest update, and if the thing is used much at all, consumption is more like 8% an hour. In two of the last four days, I have been unable to get through a single day of light to light-moderate usage without running out of battery altogether, to where the watch powered off completely.

Part of the reason for that is down to Motorola's choice of processor. There is a lot more to it than just performance; the processor Motorola chose is using 8-9 year old process technology, and one core on this processor is using far more power than one core on a more modern processor. In the process, it is wasting battery life simply generating heat.

If the unneeded cores in other smartwatches are completely disabled so as not to waste power, then chances are they will use less power. And if the individual cores are faster, those cores will be active for less time to complete any given task, which will allow them to return to sleep sooner.

There's a lot more to this than simply which is newest or which is cheapest. It's far more subtle than that, and I'm not convinced Motorola has made a smart decision.
[Moto 360] Dusty Rhodes:
Really. What do you plan on doing with your Moto360? HD video editing or large format image processing? C'mon, man.

Much like current phones, the processing power FAR outpaces any software you're going to run on this device. CPU power on a smart watch is a total non-issue.

And for the record, since the last update I take my watch off of the dock at 0730 daily. When it hits the dock again at 2300 I never see less than 30% remaining.
[Moto 360] knoxploration:
As I just said, it has nothing to do with CPU power. A CPU made on a smaller process will waste less power as heat. A CPU that is faster will be in operation for less time, so may actually use less power on a given process size.

You're lucky. I'd love for that to be the case. Right now, I'm tending to think that there are either batches of watches out there with fundamental problems, or some people just use their smartwatches exceptionally little.
[Moto 360] Steve-x:
I am a huge Motorola fan but no matter what anyone says the processor in the 360 does limit it. It is fast enough to do the job but when it is really working it eats up the battery at an insane rate, and you can really feel the heat it generates. I think the Moto 360 is great for basic notifications and as a fun watch you can change faces on daily but it will never excel at running apps as it is just too power hungry. I suspect Android Wear itself also isn't as optimized as it could be.

I have no problems with battery life using it for notifications through out the day. I generally have 30 to 40% left at the end of the day(8:30am to 1 am) while using Facer for my watch faces. If I was to start swapping faces for a bit though the battery will take a major hit. And in an ideal world I would have preferred to have the display always on.
[Moto 360] knoxploration:
I'm currently in the midst of an experiment with my watch. I have:

* The latest firmware

* Used it for a full week already, so battery life should be fine as the battery has been through a bunch of charge cycles

* No apps of any kind that interact with Wear installed

* Watch completely reset after apps were uninstalled

* Watch charged overnight after being reset (showed 99% when taken off the charger)

* No custom watch face (I'm on the default)

* Developer mode not enabled

* Notifications from Tapatalk muted as I get a lot of those

* Only received two notifications today, and set one alarm

* Checked the time twice

* Checked battery level twice

* Been sitting still working at my desk all morning

* Only had the watch further than three feet from my phone (which supports Bluetooth Low Energy) one time, for perhaps 60 seconds

* Screen set to the dimmest level (level 1)

* All other settings at default except Ambient mode enabled

After 3.25 hours, my battery has already fallen by 24%. That's 7.4% an hour, or enough for a 13 hour, 32.5 minute battery life when almost completely unused.

There is literally nothing I can do to improve battery life at this point other than to disable ambient mode, take the watch off my wrist, put it on my desk, and not use it at all.

I am floored by how spectacularly bad the battery life can be on this thing, and how much it varies. When idle, my watch apparently uses four times more power than other people are reporting with active usage and all sorts of apps installed.
[Moto 360] kevinlevrone:
So you did this experiment with ambient mode on (biggerst battery drainer) ? In this case, I think it lasted pretty damn long :)
[Moto 360] knoxploration:
Many, many people are claiming sub-4% per hour *with* ambient mode. However, that will be part of my next test, at which point basically every feature of this watch will have been disabled just to manage to get through one day.

Do you think that's acceptable? I don't.
[Moto 360] kevinlevrone:
I don't think it's acceptable either but my experience is vastly different. The watch lasts way more than a day (ambient off, Facer on), but the phone discharges way quicker than before (it still lasts a day but barely - before it lasted 2 days).
[Moto 360] chrisnewton:
Why don't you send it back?