yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab S Themes and Apps] killall:
Yes, if I recall when you go into system settings/apps/ there is an option to show notifications for each app. Running CM11 at the moment so can't check for you.

45 - Alba gu bráth
[Galaxy Tab S Themes and Apps] spacecowboy618:
OK thanks I'm just going to use Nova Launcher
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ProcrastinatorAlex:
My sch-i535 randomly turned off with no warning, and will not turn back on. can someone troubleshoot? more info will be provided if necessary.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] roaddog665:
Have you tried a battery pull?

And I'm sure you have, but have you checked to see if the battery needs charged?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ProcrastinatorAlex:
Yes, I borrowed a battery, the battery is fine, and one that works in another phone doesn't in mine
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] roaddog665:
Can you get into recovery or download mode?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] savagebunny:
Quick fix.. I bet it's your power button. My phone was doing the same thing over and over. With your phone, case off if you have one, barely touch your power button. If your screen goes off then time to take it apart and remove the power button. You can still turn on the phone via the USB cable when plugged in
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ProcrastinatorAlex:
No, nothing whatsoever. No sound, vibration or light, even when plugged in. Vol up, home and power, no recovery. Vol down, home, and power, no download. I think i might have toasted it somehow. :confused:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] savagebunny:
You should be able to turn the phone on by plugging in the USB cable, right when you do that, immediately hold down the home button + volume down. Then once the screen pops up, hit down volume button to restart the phone
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ProcrastinatorAlex:
Not helping. The phone has absolutely no feedback whatsoever to any action I do. If all else fails, i'm taking it to Verizon soon.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] XdrummerXboy:
If its the power button, you might be able to take out the power button and try plugging it in to turn it on. I honestly doubt that's it though.

When did you buy it?
[Moto X Q&A] roeiboot:
purchased a 2nd gen. a black Moto X with resin back on monday (AT&T), kind of decided to get the black/black leather back. not 3 hours later i dropped it on the concrete (first cell phone i drop since my first one in 2000) screen shattered, device only shows 1 or 2 lines top of display. still responds to my voice.

so since i have insurance we (wife & i) have been on the phone for a total of 7 hours, finally got some progress and Asurion wants to ship a white device with resin back, their statement "the device is insured, not the color" and AT&T backs that statement, upon the question ship white can we exchange in store, no that is not an option (guess the stores don't want "like new" phones.) so we are back to exchanging it via Motorola, similar pricing but here is the issue, the original box has everything like the IMEI, ICCID and a bunch more. Motorola wants the serial but the device does not turn on, they actually referred us back to AT&T for the serial number. AT&T gave us stupid advise like remove the battery, clearly the reps are clueless. look on the box, dug we did, look on the SIM tray, which only has IMEI.

got the phone recognized on my Mac but unsure if at all being able to get it that way. is there a way (that Motorola and also AT&T does not know) to get the serial number of the device, like i said i responds and i see lines but that's all.

please help.... getting desperate and frustrated dealing with 3 companies that seem clueless, AT&T, Motorola & Asurion.
[Moto X Q&A] aviwdoowks:
Moto does have a White Glove dept, is all I can say. I got a swap from X to a Maxx under warranty.

Screen breakage, there is a thread about gratis replacements.

The iemi is everything & all anyone needs. Don't give them an inch:p
[Moto X Q&A] roeiboot:
thanks for the prompt reply... i have received a exchange wit home, but not too much hassle for the Moto X 1st gen. i had a scuff on the screen. anyway. my wife's going to call Motorola again tomorrow morning, i am just livid and should not speak to any of the 3 mentioned companies. will definitely follow up here what happens with the call to Motorola. (i actually work for Apple and we use mainly the serial #, but we could use the IMEI if the customer does not have the serial...) i was dumbfounded that Motorola refers to AT&T for serial. (from now of on the first thing i will do is get the serial ;-} again thanks for the reply, will look for that thread.

(gratis in my native country, the Netherlands means free ;-}
[Moto X Q&A] roeiboot:
ps. not sure what you meant with "white glove" dept. from their site this page, baffles me they cannot help finding serial number or like you said use the IMEI.

someone told me about squaretrade, they also require serial number.
[Moto X Q&A] aviwdoowks:
That is the highest level of customer support.

But not listed anywhere. You have to ask/***** to speak to them!

---------- Post added at 07:54 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:52 PM ----------

http://xdaforums.com/moto-x/general/fyi-dim-screen-moto-white-glove-t2753559
[Moto X Q&A] :
There's a Moto x 2014 section....

http://xdaforums.com/moto-x-2014

And maybe if this is a question....use the Q&A section over there.

Though I'm not sure what you are actually asking us about? ?
[Moto X Q&A] aviwdoowks:
[MENTION=1103060]roeiboot[/MENTION]

I forgot to add screen fractures are rampant for the X2. A case is a must.
[Moto X Q&A] bigv5150:
If you need the serial number plug the phone in to PC open command prompt and type adb devices. It will show you the device serial number. However you would of had to turned on USB debugging.

sent from "my kungfu is stronger then yours" XT1080
[Moto X Q&A] iKrYpToNiTe:
If you need the serial number, just boot the phone into the bootloader then run fastboot devices if you have the android sdk setup.
[Moto X Q&A] roeiboot:
ah man, i have to hide all that sexyness ;] any cases you like, or would recommend? as hybrid as possible ;}
[Moto X Q&A] roeiboot:
thought about that, but the screen doesn't display anything... when i added the device's IMEI on the Motorola > My Stuff page it suddenly showed a serial number and of course when i called Motorola and was able to finally setup a replacement they did not ask for it ;]
[Moto X Q&A] aviwdoowks:
Army boots

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55846242&postcount=26
[Moto X Q&A] AsurionCares:
Hi roeiboot,

We understand that accidents happen and it’s our goal to get you up and running again as soon as possible. While we strive to replace with a like make and model, we cannot guarantee color as it is based upon availability. Please let us know if you have any other questions. We’d be happy to assist!

Thanks,

Asurion Social Media Team [MENTION=5426885]AsurionCares[/MENTION]

www.phoneclaim.com
[Moto X Q&A] Wansanta:
But if the person is willing to wait for their customized options to come into stock, will you replace their phone with the same customizations - e.g., black leather, black front?
[Moto X Q&A] AsurionCares:
Custom Moto Maker X

If you are filing a claim for a custom Moto Maker X device, we will work with you to get a like replacement. Please be sure to indicate that your device is a customized version when filing your claim.

Thanks!

Asurion Social Media Team [MENTION=5426885]AsurionCares[/MENTION]

www.phoneclaim.com
[General Questions and Answers] the_phantom_97:
One Simple Question:

HOW TO UNBRICK NOKIA X( TOTALLY BRICKED ONE):angel::angel:

No response when power button is pressed..............
[Xperia Z3 General] Furrydaus:
@mods May I request that you pin this thread? Thanks :)

To the XDA Community and readers alike,

Welcome to the Xperia Z3 reference guide aimed at compiling all of the most useful and most effective methods and tips to guide you through using you Xperia Z3. In this guide, I will try my best to cover all of the topics needed to get you started with your Xperia Z3 endeavors both Advanced and Basics. If you feel you want to contribute, then please place what you feel should be added in the thread. I will ensure you’re properly credited for your contribution :D . This guide utilizes the same format in this guide by XDA Recognized Developer [MENTION=2784807]DooMLoRD[/MENTION] and has been modified to suit the Xperia Z3 community.

To start off, let me introduce myself. People refer to me as Furrydaus and I am a developer, contributor and a person whom people look for if they have queries for their Xperia SP who's 15 Years old. (Yep you heard that right!). (I do not have the Recognized Contributor Tag but I don't actually bother much. The community is far more important than those tags :P) I help out projects and also create projects for the community. I mainly develop for the Xperia series and the Xperia SP is my third device that I owned under the Xperia Series. The Xperia Z3 is my fourth device that I own. I help with creating Firefox OS, CyanogenMod 11s, Z3Perience and other mini mods for the Xperia SP. So with that silly introduction of myself out of the way :silly:, let’s get started with the guide shall we?
[Xperia Z3 General] Furrydaus:
>> The Basics

[Boot Modes]

Every new mobile device released under SONY has access to various boot modes that is able to handle different things. The 'Boot mode' is a form of interacting with higher level functions on your device such as the hardware

•	Standard Boot Mode – This is the standard boot method used to start you device to its normal state. You are able to access the standard boot mode by pressing the power button on your device. (If you don't know this, then I have nothing else to say :P )

•	Flash Mode – This is the mode used to flash official firmware to your device by using an .ftf file (Will cover more about .ftf's later). This mode is similar to what you use to flash firmwares in Samsung Devices through ODIN. To access Flash Mode, Press the volume down button while inserting the Micro USB Cable into your device

•	Fastboot mode –This is the mdoe used to flash an official/custom kernel and system images. To access Fastboot, press the volume up button while inserting the Micro USB Cable into your device. This mode requires you to unlock your bootloader (Unlocking The bootloader is covered in the later parts of the guide)
[Xperia Z3 General] Furrydaus:
>> The Basics

[Information that concerns your device]

Kernel:

A kernel is used as an interface to talk to your hardware and software. This can be reffered to as the MIDDLE MAN and plays a very important role in making your device function. It is VERY important to not flash the wrong kernel into your device.

Model numbers:

The Xperia Z3 is shipped worldwide in three different variants namely,

•	D6653 (TD-LTE)

•	D6603 (LTE-A)

•	D6633 (Dual LTE-A)

The devices are equipped with everything from hardware to software but they differ in the network type each utilizes due to country specific radio

Android version: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_(operating_system)

The Android Version determines whether your device is running the latest features and implementation in design and functionality by Google. It is recommended to always upgrade your android version officially to get the most out of your device. The Xperia Z3 is shipped with Android 4.4.4 Kitkat

Baseband version:

The Baseband is the software interface that communicates your radio to the networks available. A missing baseband=no network. This isn’t the full description but gives you the basic understanding to its use.

Build number:

The Build number is used to identify the firmware version for your device. For example, the Xperia Z3 is shipped with official firmware that is denoted as 23.0.A.2.93. The Firmware version determines whether you device is Up-To-Date. The build.prop in your device can also be tweaked to change the Build Number but we recommend that you do not do so to ensure you device gets the latest updates officially. Official Build Numbers and Firmware Versions can be found here

Firmware:

The firmware is a package containing all the official software for a particular build. It contains system, kernel and baseband files. Firmware is supplied mainly via the forums in an FTF package (a container file ending with .ftf) which can be flashed via FlashTool. Official Build Numbers and Firmware Versions can be found here

Here's the largest and the only .ftf thread containing all of the .ftfs for most devices: http://xdaforums.com/z3/general/ftf-stock-firmwares-xperia-z3-models-t2886061

(I will be helping out the OP soon by providing 100's of ftf's for you guys :) )

What are the ways to update/repair firmware?

SEUS (Sony Ericsson Update Service) / PCC (PC Companion) / EMMA are all official ways to update to new or repair existing firmware on your device. SEUS/PCC are available to all users (consumers), EMMA is special and is only available to select individuals. This requires you to connect device to PC and then the software will check for updates and download them over the internet.

Updates can also be sent as FOTA (Firmware over-the-air)/OTA (over-the-air) updates where you can download and install the updates without the need to connect to PC/any software.
[Xperia Z3 General] Furrydaus:
>> Advanced Information

FlashTool

Flashtool is an unofficial utility supplied by the community namely, AndroXyde. It is the most EASIEST way to flash official firmwares, kernels, custom kernels on both locked and unlocked bootloader devices to your needs. Firmwares that can be flashed via FlashTool is denoted with a .ftf at the end of the file. FlashTool can be used to flash both locked and unlocked bootloaders devices.

For Everything Flashtool,(download links, release notes, FAQ) Head right down to the Flashtool Homepage

Flashtool is also available on GitHub

~ [FLASHTOOL GUIDE] HOW TO for n00bies

Sony also provides an official FlashTool but it can be used only with unlocked bootloader devices.
[Xperia Z3 General] Furrydaus:
>> Advanced Information

ROOT

The term root is defined as the way to indicate that your phone has access to higher privileges than standard mobile phones. It can be referred to as the Administrator Mode for Windows but on android instead. Obtaining root requires you to be extra careful as a certain tweak you do to your device might result in a faulty/non-working Z3 that you bought :(. But with root, you are able to do a world of things from changing the aesthetic look of your device to affecting the performance of your device by overclocking

To obtain root, we recommend you to read this;

CWM-Based Recovery 6.0.4.7 Recovery for Xperia Z3! [DooMLoRD]
[Xperia Z3 General] Furrydaus:
>> Advanced Information

Bootloader Unlocking

SONY, Carriers and even other companies tend to lock their bootloaders as a way to force a user to stay with the current state of the device as a way to make sure that their hardwork isn't being replaced. SONY allows the bootloader to be unlocked but it comes with a hefty result for the Z3. Read on to find out why,

Before unlocking your bootloader, You might want to read this:

If you are sure you want to unlock, the we recommend you read this;

Guide [for beginners] – How to Unlock Bootloader via Flashtool [sid.8491]
[Xperia Z3 General] Furrydaus:
>> Advanced Information

Recovery Mode

To learn more about recovery mode, we recommend you read this guide from addictive tips:

Complete Guide to CWM Recovery [Addictive Tips]

To obtain recovery, follow this guide we recommended earlier to obtain root;

CWM-Based Recovery 6.0.4.7 Recovery for Xperia Z3! [DooMLoRD]
[Xperia Z3 General] Furrydaus:
>> Advanced Information

Flashing a Custom Kernel

Custom Kernels are mainly specific to the ROM that is being used, stock or custom and you must use the specified kernel with the specified rom to ensure things go smoother for you.

To flash a custom kernel, you can,

1.	Flash via Flashtool using FastBoot Mode >>LINK TO GUIDE BY ANDROIDIZER

2.	Flash via Recovery in an update.zip file (or in the rom zip itself)
[Xperia Z3 General] Furrydaus:
>> Advanced Information

Flashing a Custom ROM

Custom ROMs provide you with possibly enhanced, more or better features than a stock ROM and it depends on the user itself if they want to flash a custom ROM. Most custom ROMs developers provie a .zip which can be used to flash through recovery as means to install the ROM. Usually ROM developers will place the specified steps to flashing the ROM so follow that instead. But if they don’t, this what you generally do,
[Xperia Z3 General] Furrydaus:
>> Changelog

The Changelog goes from the oldest to the newest changes (Bottom-> Top)

5 October 2014: Improved Thread, Added Changelog, Added new up-to-date information
5 October 2014: Release of the Guide
[Xperia Z3 General] Furrydaus:
Any information you feel you want to add in?

Feel you should have been credited for something?

Then PM me or reply to the thread so I can handle the request! :good::D
[Xperia Z3 General] Furrydaus:
Updated the guide with many new pieces of information and also added a changelog to show what has been updated
[Xperia Z3 General] simzy1:
[emoji1]
[Xperia Z3 General] teddy0209:
Nice guide you have there... Applies mostly to all xperia devices... =)
[Xperia Z3 General] bernardix:
Hi

In deed i very nice work :) but for a newbee like my with a unlocked Z3... what do i need to have root in order to remove bloatware? :)

Regards
[Xperia Z3 General] LastQuark:
Mod, please sticky this!
[Xperia Z3 General] nonoldw:
Indeed a nice guide for newbees
[Xperia Z3 General] Furrydaus:
System App Uninstaller from the Google play store
[Xperia Z3 General] profprof:
Looks like great guide, i am going to read it tomorrow when my phone arrives.
[Xperia Z3 General] Arxelance:
Nice guide for newbies. Nice work!
[Xperia Z3 General] bhavei:
You might wanna add right before someone root their device, what would not work ex. Remote Play. So is unlocking bootloader. Some xpera z3 particular detail.
[Xperia Z3 General] peterf9:
Please add 6643 Brazilian phone with TV

Thanks
[Xperia Z3 General] mattlawk:
Keep up the good work, thanks
[Moto X Q&A] roeiboot:
shattered my screen after having the black/black leather Moto X 2nd gen., having serious issues with Motorola, AT&T and Asurion so wondering (as a backup plan) are there any reputable companies that could repair the screen? for a reasonable price...

thanks..
[Moto X Q&A] Wansanta:
for the OG Moto X, motorola was giving you a free screen replacement one time only. So is that not the case with the 2nd generation Moto X?

What is going on with Asurion? Are they unwilling to replace the leather? If so, post on social media, particularly the ATT Android Central forum complaining about Asurion's policy. Put Asurion in the title and a the Asurion Social Media rep will see it and post to you. They are good about making good if you complain publicly on social media.
[Moto X Q&A] Darth:
Try the X 2014 section for experiences from fellow owners....

http://xdaforums.com/moto-x-2014
[Moto X Q&A] roeiboot:
did not know that about the 1st gen, i have it but screen is fine ;}

yes, Asurion wanted to give me a white resin back in exchange for a black/black leather back, crazy stuff. i mentioned them on Twitter and G+, no response. meanwhile Motorola will exchange like for like, plus cheaper than via AT&T or Asurion so i should be good.

thanks!!
[Moto X Q&A] Wansanta:
It's not free through Motorola?

Asurion says they will replace custom Moto X but you need to push them for it.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=50297910&postcount=22

Message that rep if you need to.
[Moto X Q&A] AsurionCares:
Hi roeiboot,

Team Asurion is here to help! It's our goal to get you up and running as soon as possible. Can you share with us what's going on with your claim? We'd be happy to assist!

Thanks,

Asurion Social Media Team

[MENTION=5426885]AsurionCares[/MENTION]

www.phoneclaim.com
[Moto X Q&A] roeiboot:
meanwhile it was taken care of... after i called Asurion out via Twitter and advised i was going to involve BBB, it's pretty sad i pay for insurance and have to jump through so many hoops. and deal with reps like this one http://pastebin.com/XxW3G0YY

overall it's been #replacementHELL and i finally got a replacement today, actually around the time i initially dropped the device, a week ago thursday (7 days of downtime)

had to go to at&t to resolve my phone being activated with my wife's phone number, phone has been getting pretty hot, even the at&t guy said "yes, that is unusually hot", scared to exchange it, 1. don't feel like going thru this ordeal again and 2. i received a new device in retail box which i really like!

so we'll see...
[Moto X Q&A] roeiboot:
thanks guy. see post above... calling them out on Twitter and involving BBB helped ;}
[Moto X Q&A] AsurionCares:
Roeiboot,

We'd be happy to look into this further for you and see what options are available. All replacements do come with a 1 year limited warranty. Please email us your claim#, mobile# and the best contact phone number for you to socialmediateam@asurion.com.

Thanks!

Asurion Social Media Team

@AsurionCares

www.phoneclaim.com
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ezhilvisu:
hi. can anybody upload a tweaked version of wpa_supplicant for viperdhd 2.3 so that i can use wifi adhoc networks, the wpa_supplicant version is v0.8.x
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] tonaldo201:
is it possile to unlock an mda compact 3 from t-mobile. when is was possible the question is how?? please answer
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] KTamas:
Check out www.imei-check.co.uk

There are no free solutions out there yet.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] rkde:
I have been working on unlocking the mda compact 3 today and have got it to work.

I need to test it on someone elses phone, if anyone wants to try this please let me know (only the T-mobile ROM)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] itarix:
intrested

I might be intrested in using your unlock program.

I got a mda compact 3 from the netherlands (wifi enabled)

and I intend to flash it to a dopod rom

ROM version 1.13.114.1 NLD

ROM date: 9/22/06

Radioversion: 02.49.90

protocolversion: 4.1.13.25

however I do want to know what version you used and if it could brick my phone

(and if it is recoverable with the bootrom)

Im also intrested if the hack will goaway on your device after a hardreset (only need it to be unlock long anough to flash:D )

with kind regards

Itarix
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] GubaguDudu:
Give it to me Baby :-D

pretty fly for the white guy

Cheerz
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Re@nim@tor:
I want to try it.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] BigQ:
I have Compact III and I want to test it,Thanks.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] grun:
Well? Has any of you volunteers tried it yet and does it work?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] MrButcher:
Cool.

someone made it :-)

Tested it already either?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Gooxbe:
Want to give it a try

Interested if it doesn't burn my Artemis :eek:

T-Mobile MDA Compact III NL (with wifi)

IPL 1.13.0001

SPL 1.13.0000

GSM 02.49.90

OS 1.13.0.0

ROM 1.13.114.1 NLD

Radio 02.49.90

Protocol 4.1.13.25

ExtROM 1.13.114.101
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] j0kkk3r:
I am ready to try, I have MDAC III UK ... I am still on waranty .... so hurry ... if you still need a voulentire .. ;) Send me a PM with soft and little manual ;)

Cheers .. ;):cool:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] gulbayram:
i wanna to try unlocking

hi. i have an mda compact 3 of tmobile dutch version

what do i have to do ? maybe send imei code or somethink else ?

thank you very much
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] TryOG:
I've got enough of those devices.. And I've got some experience...

I only have *Dutch* MDA Compact III's (T-Mobile) for the moment...
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] MrButcher:
do you still need assistance or has the project died already?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] gollyman:
I have a T-Moble MDA Compact III and qwould be willing to try your unlocker ... please post details ....

Cheers, Gollyman