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[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cakesandpi:
This is how I got my Facebook contacts

Click on Phone> contacts>options(looks like 3 dots bottom right corner>Filter>Facebook> Tick all contacts & this should hopefully help out.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scoobdude:
New fb update turned sync of on my phone. So check the actual Facebook app
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] francobanco:
Hallo,

Is there a dutch ROM fot the Artemis?

HTC or T-Mobile?

If someone has please up-load:)

Thanks
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jnoh1611:
I sure would like to upgrade my Samsung Tablet to 4.3 or 4.4.

If anyone can provide a step by step on "how to" for CyanogenMod or other reliable roms will be greatly appreciated.

My tablet is 4.1.2 and no other customization applied or rooted.

Many thanks in advance for your help on guiding this newbie to Custom Rom world!

Jay
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] link6155:
The term you're looking for is "flashing a rom", not "rooting a rom". Flashing a rom is not as hard as some people make it out to be, it's a fairly simple process. You'll need a computer nearby, your tablet USB cord, a recovery, and the rom you want.

-Downloading the Recovery-

You'll need to download a custom recovery before you can flash a rom. I personally use TWRP, so the steps that follow will be for TWRP:

1. Go to the official website of TWRP and download the Odin method (It should be the last download on the list) http://www.teamw.in/project/twrp2

2. If the download doesn't come with Odin, download it from here: http://odindownload.com/

3. Put your tablet into download mode by holding the Power + Volume down button.

4. Run Odin on your PC and then plug your tablet into the the USB port on your computer.

5. Load the twrp file you downloaded as a PDA and then press Start.

If you have done the steps above correctly, your tablet should reboot and nothing should change.

-Backing up your tablet-

Before you go any further, you will need to make a nandroid backup of your device. Here's the step to do that:

1. While your tablet is on, press and hold the Power + Volume Up (not down) button until you see the "Galaxy Note 10.1" boot screen.

2. You should now be in TWRP recovery. Press "backup" and then pick the location where you want to back up.

3. Start the backup and wait for a few minutes. Once completed, reboot your tablet.

You should also back up your apps using Titanium Backup or some similar app.

-Flashing the rom-

Flashing a custom rom is a very easy process. Here's how to do that:

1. Find the rom you want and download it on your tablet (or download it on your PC and move the files to your tablet)

2. Now go into recovery again (Power + Volume Up)

3. Press "Wipe"

WARNNG: The following steps will wipe your data, make sure you had back it up before proceeding or else you will lose your data!

4. Don't change any of the preset settings and begin wiping your tablet

5. Go back into the main menu of TWRP and press "Install"

6. Find the zip file of the Custom Rom and select it.

7. Press install and wait until the recovery has finish flashing the rom

8. If successful, you should be running a custom rom when you restart your tablet!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lilbluemirage:
I think he needs Root too... other than that, great write up!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jnoh1611:
link6155 and lilbluemirage ,

I thank you both for the 1. great step by step instruction. 2. Understanding the need of a Newbie who has no idea how to ask proper question!

Since I heard that Sammy is going to release long-waited 4.4 update (After I posted the question), I decided to wait a bit longer before I go through with flashing by following your kind instruction. I still am not sure whether I should root before flashing it or after, though. Anyway, I will come back if Sammy fail me (sigh) and will definitely follow your guidance.

Thanks again and Have a wonderful day!
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carnivalrejectq:
Running stock rooted rom On VM a5chl with the custom kernel. I flashed a themed viper red htc dialer zip in recovery and then Got stuck at the white htc screen upon reboot. It turns its self off within about five seconds. Volume up + power work to get to the htc screen again but not volume down+ power for recovery. I dont have a computer and not sure i had android debugging on anyway if i did have one. Is there ANYTHING i can do? What happened to physical button hard resets lol. Not sure why i cant get into recovery or why a zip for a simple themed dialer apk would do all this.

EDIT: Taking off the back casing and pulling the battery plug out and putting back in allowed me to get back into bootloader and recovery. Only works once though. Delete this post if needed.
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajeshmanu:
how did u remove the back panel ????????????
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] klaud004:
the only non removable battery i managed to pull out the back cover is the nexus 7 1st gen.

how could it be possible to our desire 816?:confused:
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carnivalrejectq:
It may have already been a little loose I'm not sure but I just slipped my fingernails in there at the top and once you get it a little bit off it sort of just snaps off like a regular back of a phone with a removable battery believe it or not and snaps right back into place like such. You just have to be careful as to not completely pull the glue and stuff off. Also I didn't pull it completely off , just enough to access the battery cable (which was easy to pull and put back in as well). It has the same type of grooves and snaps as any phone that has a removable back. Just smaller and tighter.
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jithumon:
Just use a guitar pick. But panel is glued to the battery. You'll need to do it very carefully.
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mlush:
To restart you phone long press the power button + Volume Up bottom for 8 sec
[ONE General] fedecape:
Hello guys

So for OnePlus One users.. Are you getting the new rumored 5.9" Nexus 6? If not, what feature/specs can make you change your mind?

I currently have a 64Gb OPO. I wasn't interested, but a friend sent me an invitation and I couldn't resist. So far I'm loving the battery, cyanogen and everything in general.. But I miss wireless charging and that "Nexus-Google" feeling.

I'll be upgrading my Nexus 7 to the new one for sure, and I'm probably getting the Nexus 6 to give it a try. What about you guys?
[ONE General] 3vo3d:
Got the note 3. Really wanted the 4 but been abit underwhelmed by it.

So i ordered the opo gonna set that up and play with it but it's abit to small screen wise and a bit to big real estate wise i think. So will give that to my dad.

I'm really tempted by the nexus 6 and i think I'll go for that.
[ONE General] VitaliyUvakin:
I think I will get Nexus 6, I always liked Motorola's build quality and antenna. If camera is same or better compare opo I'm in.
[ONE General] dicecuber:
Yes

Sent from my Nexus 5
[ONE General] OmegaBlaze:
Definitely won't buy it. 5.9 is too big for one handed use.

Hell, I sold my note 3 just to buy a Oneplus One!
[ONE General] muzhik:
depends.. really like opo, would like to try N4 (used N3 b4 opo) - i guess it'll all come down to price, specs, overall design (if it feels too big or just right)
[ONE General] cliff p:
I went from the N2 to the nexus 5, and I kinda like the smaller screen now. I'm on the fence about the N6. I'm moving to Korea so I'm going to wait until I get there to replace cellular devices.
[ONE General] fedecape:
Isn't the OPO about the same size?

That's cool. I like Korea (I'm assuming it's South Korea :P). You might also wanna look at some Cat6 devices like the new G3 with snapdragon 805.

BTW, why are you moving?
[ONE General] OmegaBlaze:
Nope! The note 3 is more of a square shape (wide) & flat, while the opo is a rectangle shape & curved.

BIG difference when in hand. Especially when you have a case on.
[ONE General] Heisenberg:
They're both rectangles, a square has equal length sides :p

The main differences are that the OPO has curved top and bottom, and it has smaller radius corners.

Transmitted via Bacon
[ONE General] Ionakr:
The note 3 is a half centimeter larger.

BTW we know nothing about the nexus 6... i'm kinda curious about android L and ART, but from the 2 pics that we have, it seems too big for the average usage.. i don't think that it will fit in my pocket...
[ONE General] _Beni_:
Next phone i will buy is the OnePlus One 2 :)
[ONE General] disk0360:
Think I will get the n6, having owned an n4, n5 and n10 its the only right thing to do :p
[ONE General] haimn:
I got my OPO last month, so I don't think I'll by a new one so quick.

The Nexus 6 looks great but we have to wait and see what users have to say about him after some usage.
[ONE General] cliff p:


South, of course :). I work for the US Govt. They're relocating me to Seoul for a few years.
[ONE General] rickyx32:
The two things that may keep me from buying the N6 are the price and storage capacity. I'm very happy with the OPO, you just can't beat it at $360 with the 64GB capacity. Motorola's new phones which the N6 may be borrowing hardware from just seem pretty mediocre, particularly the cameras, and I'm also not a fan of the design in general. I may consider it if it comes with a 64GB option or has a SD card slot, but all I've been hearing is that it will only come in 16GB and 32GB and no SD card slot. I had an N5 and I've always been a fan of the Nexus line of phones, but I now see them as mediocre devices compared to the OPO, but we'll see.
[ONE General] DualSportDad:
Depends on price. I'm pretty happy with the OnePlus the only thing is I'm on t mobile so I'm missing that one band and is like to get that.
[ONE General] Uh60m Pilot:
I have yet to he impressed with a Motorola camera. Just got the OPO and came from a find 7a. Bought it specifically to avoid the upcoming nexus.
[ONE General] NJGSII:
Maybe. I got this phone from Swappa using that PayPal no pay for 6 months. So essentially this is a trial. Ill wait til the next Nexus is announced before making a decision as I haven't risked anything with this phone yet.
[ONE General] Rod3:
Confused by you question / post. The OPO is missing a Tmo band?
[ONE General] DualSportDad:
Yeah, it's a new name t mobile started using for remote areas.... I want to say it's the 700 band but I could be wrong. It's really not a huge deal but I spend a lot of time in remote areas.
[ONE General] dr.m0x:
Since I always run cyanogenmod on the nexus devices, it seems pointless to move.
[ONE General] Rod3:
Is that one of the bands you can unlock in the Qualcomm thread?
[ONE General] DualSportDad:
No idea. It's a LTE band. Read up on it if you're worried it.
[ONE General] StrizzMatik:
I'll probably get it, so long as there's a 64GB option for a reasonable price, but even then I'd likely keep the OPO for a backup phone. It's a fantastic phone and the best I've ever owned, but dat screen on the N6 is going to be amazing, plus Android L, plus Moto hardware. And I've owned every Nexus phone since the GNex so I kind of have to lol...
[ONE General] GETCASHMONEY:
No I think its band 12.
[ONE General] jeraldbro:
Yes
[ONE General] Prey521:
Yep and selling the OPO. I should be able to fetch $350 for the OPO easy since it's in mint condition and I have several unused accessories/screen protectors for it.
[ONE General] dr.m0x:
Yup me too. If it means losing 32gb of storage I'll just stick with the oneplus, if there is a 64gb nexus I will get it at some point. I'll wait for a sale or something though.
[ONE General] TiVON:
5.9 inch is too big for me, plus I'm saving for a new PC. Loving the OPO and it's already a very big phone. I know the 6 will have small bezels, but still...
[ONE General] akarol:
Needs help distinguishing the difference between the terms shape and size.
[ONE General] playya:
http://www.engadget.com/2014/10/15/nexus-6-official/#comments

[IMG="Nexus 6"]http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-WrgpWwvjKRA/VD5-8lA9iZI/AAAAAAAAPfg/e6OtUbYu0as/s1600/Nexus-Family.jpg[/IMG]

---------- Post added at 12:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:16 PM ----------

At about 27 seconds you see the phone http://youtu.be/TRmgMe2STL0
[ONE General] nicholaschum:
Well then...

http://www.google.com/nexus/
[ONE General] Rafase282:
I think I'll stay with with my one. Unless the price are similar for the 64 gigs version there is no need to get a nexus this year. What I do want is Android 5.0 on my Nexus 4 and my 1+1
[ONE General] mobbarley:
Nexus 6 starting price of $649 for the 32GB... NO THANKS. Save up for 64 bit next year. Beautiful phone though, but at the price, go get a Note 4 or something
[ONE General] K Rich:
Not if its going to be $649 like the Moto site suggests...
[ONE General] Makman20:
For that price tag and size this is an easy decision, sticking with my OPO. If I'm spending that much money on a phone, it will not be a nexus.
[ONE General] mobbarley:
$649 might be the carrier pricing? I might reconsider if it's ~$550 through play store.
[ONE General] sn0warmy:
- $650 off contract

- 5.92" screen

- No wireless charging

Those 3 reasons are why I won't be switching to the Nexus 6. The whole draw for me to the Nexus line was the relatively cheap price, wireless charging, and manageable size. Now the Nexus has become just another option in the high end/high price phone game. It's not worth it anymore.

Can't wait to get my OnePlus in the mail either today or tomorrow. :highfive:
[ONE General] islandboy_2000:
I was a bit interested at first, even with the ridiculous size but that price though. Hell no. Not for a Nexus. The specs don't matter too much to me either. My 801 chipset works just fine and benchmarks like a champ.

They will sell devices, just don't think it will have the same success as the 4 or 5...

Sticking with my OPO and hoping for an upgrade to Android L very soon!
[ONE General] gr4nchio:
Not at that price, I won't.
[ONE General] PaoloMix09:
Why would you even get another device when we got the OnePlus One which is an awesome device already? that 6" is too big, I already think the OPO is big enough... Nexus 9 though, looks sweet, no money though :(
[ONE General] Dusty Rhodes:
64 bit Android will be the next thing. I'll wait until this time next year to see what comes out.

There's nothing that the N6 will do that won't be implemented into the O+O CM OS soon after it comes out.

However, for all of my friends looking for a new phone I'm VERY STRONGLY recommending the Nexus 6 when they ask.
[ONE General] Theshawty:
Not gonna buy it. Too big and looks like a Moto X. I don't like that design very much.
[ONE General] beyoung90:
Simple answer yes I'm buying it she's a predator !
[ONE General] tdamocles:
I was interested until the $649 was revealed.
[ONE General] DooshPastesh:
Price is ridiculous comparing to n4 and n5 at premiere.. Maby OPO isn't flagship killer any more but it's still a flagship.

Szrajbnięte z OPOsa
[ONE General] hachem28:
lol to big and to expensive
[ONE General] zephiK:
The size is fine in my opinion since on screen buttons are used and not capacitive buttons but after seeing the prize I might just wait for the oneplus two when it's out.
[ONE General] NJGSII:
Price of the device honetly seems about right for what you're getting. 1st Nexus device that isn't skimping on anything. Can't have your cake and eat it.
[ONE General] playya:
the price is around market value I understand that but its not what they have been doing with the last few releases. Now if they want to sell that at $649 fine but release an updated N5 with better specs at the lower price. Now thats how you will make money Google.

N5 with 13mg camera 2.5 processor and 2800-3000 mah battery.... Money in the bank give me 2 :good:
[ONE General] toanau:
For Half the price I'll stick with my OPO
[ONE General] StrizzMatik:
Super disappointed with Google. I definitely want that phone but not for $650
[ONE General] Prey521:
Because the Nexus 6 is better and some people don't mind the size.
[ONE General] jackpollard:
I've moved from the N5 to the OPO and was waiting to see the N6 details. The features are great, but not great enough to make me spend that much. I feel they are making a mistake with such a high price and honestly getting back in bed with the carriers, that always spells disaster to me. I want to be able to buy my phone outright, no payment plans and no contracts, my threshold is around $500, but the N6 just doesn't cut it.
[ONE General] NJGSII:
Meh, if I were considering the Nexus 6, I have two devices to sell that would fetch me about $350. So using that money would effectively pay for roughly half of the cost. This phone is just fine for the time being so I rather put that money towards something else.
[ONE General] kenfb1:
Hi,

Very dissapointed. Too big and too much!!!!!

A lot of other players in the game anymore.

The China manufacturers are looking real good now!!!

My OPO is the steal of the decade!!!!

Ken
[ONE General] DxTcmix:
No 64bit and the price is no bueno. I'll stick with my OPO, she's got plenty of life left in her :)
[ONE General] PaoloMix09:
Dang, rich people... Changing phones every month. Wish I could do that lol
[ONE General] ikenvape:
I am totally content with this beauty. Great battery life, fast performance, amazing dev support, stellar camera. I'm not looking for anything new.
[ONE General] HiddenSanctum:
Nope, still can't beat the value of the OPO.

Besides I don't see much of an upgrade from OPO to N6.

Not really surprised of the price though, Google can only subsidize the Nexus line for so long. Technically the Nexus 6 is an Android phablet reference device and not a direct upgrade from the Nexus 5 (which personally idk if it needs an upgrade, smartphone tech is starting to plateau). The Nexus 9 on the on the other hand seems to be a direct upgrade from the Nexus 10 and trying to get iPad devs to port their apps over to Android (which would be awesome).
[ONE General] mobbarley:
The price isn't really outrageous, it's probably priced fine for what looks like a premium device. It's just marketed to a different group than the N5, N4, etc. Luckily for N5 users, OPO and others are popping up to cater to a NICHE market
[ONE General] pham818:
was gonna, but it costs 650 lol....
[ONE General] souljaboy:
First time I hear the $300 phone market segment being niche compared to the $600+ segment.

OPO killed its next flagship in line, minor upgrades, for double the price, BOOM.
[ONE General] mobbarley:
Has the Nexus not been priced like it didn't belong with competitors with matching specs?

Countdown 'till Nexus 2015-2016 though!
[ONE General] souljaboy:
Now it looks to be just one of one the many top tier phones. Before then it was the price/performance king, and a spacial phone because of that, not anymore.
[ONE General] alpha.shining:
The price is too high with very little improve comparing with my opo, there's no doubt that I will stick with my opo this year.
[ONE General] NJGSII:
Plus the device is waterproof. I'm not saying its worth an upgrade from the OPO, but the N6 is definitely a premium device
[ONE General] Logic717:
I'm in the camp of the value proposition of the nexus 6 just not being on the same line as the OPO. yes, the Nexus 6 is clearly the better device in just about every way, but it isn't $300 better. I'm happy to stay with my OPO and may be interested in the OP2 if the price is comparable to the OPO. Paying $600+ for a phone is just not in my future.... not with as much competition as there is right now.
[ONE General] 3's&7's:
The N6 is the last of the 32 bit super phones. Until the snapdragon 810 launches next year for phones, then the N6 really isn't a step up at all from the opo.

I'm still super surprised its 5.9 inches...that is really big. Think I'll wait until 64 bit phones launch in 2015...they are a leap forward from the opo IMHO.
[ONE General] EnterLordVader:
Will buy.

The screen sensitivity is driving me crazy. I gave up on the OPO.
[ONE General] mobbarley:
The screen sensitivity is the only issue I have with the OPO. I only notice it when typing though and had gotten better results when I adjusted my rhythm typing. Anyways, hope it's more software bug rather than actual physical hardware issue...
[ONE General] dr.m0x:
I was thinking about it but it's a lot more money for not much more phone. Besides I've always flashed cyanogenmod straight away on my previous nexus phones, so why even bother when I've got cm right out if the box here.

Mmm bacon
[ONE General] dondavis007:
Off-course. A nexus isa nexus.
[ONE General] DelBoy:
I will rather go for Droid Turbo.
[ONE General] P1 Wookie:
I doubt I will at launch, but I will eventually. I love it.
[ONE General] Dzhedaj:
Probably not, considering it'll cost around 600 euro vs 375 I paid for the OPO, it's quite a substantial difference. Once the price goes down, I might consider it though.
[ONE General] mdv53:
No never. To expensive. OnePlus is a great Phone. Glad that I buy one.
[ONE General] gianton:
Ordered my OPO a week ago and glad I did so! Nexus 6 is way too pricey for a Nexus device but I guess we pay the premium for the Motorola brand. We'll stick to my OPO as my daily driver device till the 64 bit SOC devices appear or till the next Nexus next year.
[ONE General] hugoprh:
Nexus 6, a joke IMO

I see people saying in regards to the price "but when you take into account what the phone offers compared to the alternatives", does it have IR blaster? No. Does it have a finger print scanner? No. Does it have Moto X voice commands? No. This is exactly the problem with the N6, it does NOT bring anything new compared to N5, do you think the CPU/GPU speed are going to be noticeable in real life? NO. For the Nexus 6 to make sense, it would need to be up to date with features and for the price their are asking, I don't see why this was missed, it should have had, at least, a finger print scanner to push this technology forward, at the moment, only the iPhone is using it the right way. But IMO the biggest flaw is the lack of a 64bit CPU, without it, there is no point for developers to use this phone, the Nexus 5 does the same thing at a lot cheaper price.

Really disappointed with the Nexus 6, I have the Oneplus One and I don't see any reason for this price at all...
[ONE General] Dzhedaj:
Agree, Nexus 5 was so attractive, because it had great specs for the price.

Nowadays you can get LG G3, OPO, Xiaomi Mi4, and loads of other phones for the same price or cheaper with comparable specs.
[ONE General] Prey521:
Very little improvement? Much better SoC with much better memory management, battery life and graphics power. Better display, better camera all in a package that's about the same size as the OPO. It's double the price because it's not an entry level device. Google didn't skimp on this phone.
[ONE General] alpha.shining:
Thanks for correcting me !!!

I am a noob and think my opo is really powerful enough to satisfy me :p
[ONE General] zaphodbeeb:
why get a nexus, when I can almost get two oneplus ones for the same price. Android L within 3 months!!:laugh:
[ONE General] DARKCHYLDX101:
If you want a high spec phone with boot loader unlocked and tons of development. The OnePlus One is the device to get. Nexus 6 is sweet but that price tag is way too much for me off-contract. And I was expecting the new 64bit CPU. Was considering the Lg G3 but the bootloader is locked. Hardly any development there. Note 4 will probably be the same. Still loving my OnePlus One!
[ONE General] valexi:
+1

OnePlus is still best bang for buck. I was also disappointed when I heard that there is no 64-bit CPU.

Also unlocked bootloader and custom roms that does not void your warranty is the reason to go for OnePlus. That's why I probably wont buy a Samsung anymore....
[ONE General] blaze0303:
I'd love the N6 but the sticker price is insane!
[ONE General] Dzhedaj:
Much better compared to what?

It's not a revolutionary improvement, not even 64bit hardware. OIS is present it many phones nowadays, as well as 3GB of memory, etc. And check out the benchmarks, Andreno 420 can't really handle QHD at native resolution, it lacks the horsepower...