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[HTC Desire X] rshbhghelani:
i have noticed this wake up lags in all the x2w kernels. so i think its the problem with x2w implementation. :eek:
[HTC Desire X] //.dax:
So it isn't only my kernel.. I hope that Infinity will improve it and fix those bugs.. I still can't programming, so unfortunately I can't do anything helpful for this
[HTC Desire X] hell_lock:
I remember putting 250ms timers here and there in my source so that the phone gets enough time to 'properly' wake up. Well, that can be reduced in the source but I can't guarantee how stable it would be.

Afair, i don't think I had faced much screen lag problems on my phone.. Maybe it is being caused by some another feature?
[HTC Desire X] //.dax:
Weirdest thing that happened to my phone was when buttons leds were on, but screen was still off..

I still can't reproduce this wake lag, so yeah.. Much probably some kind of custom feature
[HTC Desire X] themetrio:
I found out that sometimes L2W doesn't work when the screen is off.

This problem has never happened on V3.
[HTC Desire X] PepinCZ:
Awesome kernel... please add cm 10.2 support :)
[HTC Desire X] //.dax:
Sure, as long as fozzy will release sources for it

Weird, I haven't done any changes to x2w mods iirc
[HTC Desire X] ashifashraf5:
I'm going to try this kernel. But by doing some reading about flashing kernels I really want to confirm some things before attempting to do this.

1. Is this kernel compatible with HTC desire X single sim running jelly bean stock ROM

2. Can I flash this kernel from twrp recovery.

3. Has it got OTG Support.

4. Can I revert back to stock if anything bad occurs.

Also what is the difference between this kernel and infinity kernel v7

Thanks
[HTC Desire X] #VISION:
go and flash dont repost in all threads of kernels
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xtechy22:
So my S4 took its last drop last night and I was trying to get my pics and music off. The phone shows up on my PC but since it is locked I can't access my data. Is this possible to recover the data before I toss the phone away? What about a usb to HDMI will that let me see the screen so that I might be able to unlock it? Any help would be much appreciated.

I think I put this in the wrong spot. I wanted to S4 section not the Note 4 sorry.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vndnguyen:
Do you still remember your Google account?

If so, you can log in the Android Device Manager website to lock and also set a new password. That way you can unlock it with a new password.
[Moto 360] LostByte:
Under the fluorescent lights in my office... the strap looks VERY purple.

In sunlight its less purple.

Is anybody happy with the new stone color strap?
[Moto 360] JimSmith94:
You can easily dye it another color: http://xdaforums.com/moto-360/accessories/diy-6-fix-stone-purple-band-t2892492
[Moto 360] Eliad Kimhy:
I'm getting used to it. It's a disappointment, but I'm able to pull it off...
[Moto 360] Cicatrize:
I kinda like it. It has a slight purple tint that only seems to show up under florescent lighting. In most lighting, it actually looks like light gray with a little brown tint.
[Moto 360] etc6849:
Just got a replacement stone grey due to 5 dead pixels on my grey banded Moto 360. Of course, the replacement has a dead pixel too, right along the edge :( The new band squeaks like crazy too! It sounds like a $.99 chew toy and feels much cheaper than the first grey leather band.
[Moto 360] woedee:
I exchanged the stone leather band the second I received my m360 - IMO it is ugly. Luckily, I was able to buy a new dark grey band (which I really like) off a generous fellow forum member.
[Moto 360] vw65bus:
Lol mine squeaks also, and is very stiff. Don't really care for the color ether. But I'm going to order a Ss band once I find one I like. Didn't care for the pebble. Didn't match close enough IMO.
[Moto 360] SamDeKyro:
I didn't even know I had ordered a Stone version I thought that was just the name for the Gray one. My main focus was the color of the watch itself thinking that I'll be able to use a bigger variety of bands over the black one. I am disappointed with the color and WOULD BUY A GRAY BAND in a heart beat. On the upside, its kind of neutral looking, I find that it matches a lot of watch faces.
[Moto 360] knoxploration:
No, it is hideous, far too stiff, was already marred right out of the box, and as others have noted, squeaks like crazy every time it is moved.
[Moto 360] johnus:
It's hideous. I really wish I had gotten the dark gray watch band I had originally ordered (order was lost and I had to wait until the second wave). But for now it'll do I suppose. It does look REALLY purple under the lighting both at home and work. Sunlight it's okay. I guess. Kinda.
[Moto 360] Bob Smith42:
Agree. Fugly. No doubt someone at Motorola needs to be fired.

The dark gray band and silver watch look better than black. And black looks better than purple gray and silver. But, I would never purchase the purple gray and silver watch. I have purchased both the dark gray and black watches.

Amazing. Motorola gets the design right with round watch, but kills sales with a purple band. Well, unless some "fashion idiots" actually like purple and purchase purple by the millions. ROFL

There are many design flaws in the Moto 360 so it will never be a huge success. Maybe (or maybe not) Motorola (or someone else) will actually create and sell *Official* bands for the Moto 360 in various colors so consumers can choose their own. If the purple bands kill sales however, we may never see *Official* bands in other colors.

The sooner the purple bands are gone from the market the better. Wake up Morontorola! :(
[Moto 360] phermey:
i dyed mine black. it is worth wearing out in public now.
[Moto 360] charesa39:
Just returned my purple/stone Moto 360 today. I wanted to love it, but just couldn't bring myself to it. I was kicking myself after the dark grey sold out because I had no idea it was a "limited edition launch-only color." Oh well... Now I'm holding out for the SS metal band version for $300. Rumors put that launch date in November. I hope it comes out sooner though.
[Moto 360] FallN:
I think the stone color is absolutely gorgeous and unique looking. I've never seen a leather watch band quite that color. I get a LOT of compliments on it.
[Moto 360] knoxploration:
So even though I strongly dislike it, I ended up keeping the watch with stone band because it's such a hassle to get the color I actually ordered. And now, I'm regretting that. Why? Because this leather is cheap and nasty, and I'm stuck with it.

I went for a brisk walk earlier. It's a cool day here, but I sweated just slightly -- not enough that I had to wipe my brow, or even close to that, just a very light sweat. The watch band, though, has dyed my wrist purple, and any area of the band that came into contact with sweat has stained and discolored significantly darker. (And that extends around onto the front of the small straps that hold the excess strap down, so it's visible while wearing it.)

This band is terrible, and I strongly recommend avoiding it.
[Moto 360] Bob Smith42:
Wow. Shocking. Great post.

Motorola shortcut quality and design of the purple stone gray watch bands to make a quick buck. TOTAL FAIL.

Motorola has really bombed with the stone gray watch band. This will *kill* Moto 360 sales. I've noticed BestBuy has "in stock" on Stone Gray at at least 10 local BestBuy stores (almost all of them). Surely, no one likes them. BestBuy is even obscuring the in stock status on their website - unless you know how to get it. I have some doubts now they might be motivated to hide the fact the stone gray are *not* selling.

I gave a 2 hour Meetup presentation on the Moto 360 last week to a lot of people. I told them to avoid the purple band, e.g. I would never buy the purple band, but *this* (new info) is really damaging to the Moto 360 brand.

I guess its time for Motorola to promote the person responsible and write off the Moto 360 sales of purple stone gray.

Even Google Play refuses to put up current pictures of the Moto 360 with the purple bands. WTF?
[Moto 360] tonyguy2000:
I just returned my stone grey back to Best Buy here in West Palm beach for pixels. They had none in stock but did notice the watch they had on display (floor sample) had a very darker grey band, not like the stone grey. It looked beautiful. I really like that dark grey so think I'll wait some more to see if they come back out with that color again.
[Moto 360] phermey:
seriously... there was some dye left on the band that did not get washed off. one guy says he had some bleeding of the dye and all of the sudden moto had a "TOTAL FAIL". the band is ugly i have to say... but there is no difference in it and the other bands except for the color. they are all cheap horween bands. bonded with glue and the bonding is covered up with some dyed plasticy stuff on the sides. just as it has been done ever since i was a kid.

to tell people not to buy something because you don't like the color is a bit foolish don't you think? uninformed much?
[Moto 360] Bob Smith42:
We disagree. Your hypothetical dye answer is uninformed, as are comments by non-owners. But, typically, the messenger gets shot by some people wearing blinders. Clearly the light band (purple stone gray) stains badly with sweat, because even my dark gray has sweat marks - but stains are much less visible on darker bands. There are many other Moto 360 design flaws, but stone gray bands are killing sales. Yet, I think Motorola should gift you a watch for your threads on color dye and leather band options.

I suggest everyone informs themselves by checking out their own ZIP Code for BestBuy stock. My ZIP Code in North Carolina has twenty three stores with In Stock - Pick Up Today. The 37075 ZIP in TN has twenty four stores with In Stock - Pick Up Today.

There are only two color choices. The Black is out of stock. The dark Gray is discontinued. The dark gray sold on eBay for at least $10 to $20 more than black, based on my observations. I have not checked purple stone gray prices on eBay yet. Popularity of the Moto 360 will likely determine if additional *official* bands will ever be available for sale - I predict failure here too.

My facts are *informed* information for everyone at my Meetup group and this is why the purple stone gray is TOTAL FAIL.

UPDATE: The people using unofficial steel bands and cracking the backs of their watches are a HUGE problem for Motorola because Motorola has released no alternative *official* bands, and any common (non proprietary) steel watch band will likely break your watch back. Once people figure out how this limits their style choices on the Moto 360 the sales will suffer greatly. I almost returned mine the day I realized backs crack with pebble steel bands - and why.
[Moto 360] LostByte:
I'm a sweaty guy and I've ran/worked out with my purple/stone band for the past week... mine hasn't had any issue (other then the normal odor of sweaty leather :cyclops: ).

I'm also a huge watch nut. I've paid more for a leather strap that cost more then the Moto 360 more times then my wife would like to count.. and the stone strap isn't a bad strap (for its price). The stone color is unique, you either like it or you don't... but to judge a watch by its strap is hilarious ("I took mine back because i didn't like the color"... really? :confused: )

Watch bands are 'accessories'... Spend $10 on ebay and get a different strap! Or heck.. dye it black like a few people have done.

The more wear-and-tear i put on the stone color the more i like it... It actually looks like stone now!

Do i wish i had the dark grey? sure... am i happy with the watch? YUP!
[Moto 360] phermey:
well you dont understand that sweat leaves marks on anything thanks to the salt and skin oils. and i'll not go into what all i have learned about dying leather since posting the diy on how to dye your band.
[Moto 360] knoxploration:
Until Motorola releases first-party straps, that's not an option for anybody who cares about their warranty. Either you have to physically damage the watch snapping tabs off, or you have to try strap after strap until you get one that works, perhaps damaging the straps to accommodate the tabs. And either way, if the plastic back snaps, you can guarantee Moto will blame your strap and refuse warranty service.
[Moto 360] phermey:
how is moto releasing first party straps going to change anything about the warranty? you still have to change out the band right? you still run the same risk of cracking the plastic back whether it be a moto band or someone elses. there are also posts around here on bands that fit and work with the moto. moto also stated that the bands can be swapped out.
[Moto 360] knoxploration:
Cracking isn't happening during the band change, it's happening because the replacement band is too thick and presses on the back of the watch too much. By definition, Motorola's own band cannot be said to be too thick.
[Moto 360] phermey:
i will reiterate. there are posts on this site that have people swapping bands and letting others know if they work. no reason what-so-ever to wait on moto. you plainly stated that there is 'not an option' for anyone who cares about their warranty. and that simply is not true. maybe you are just too scared to give it a shot. i dunno. but there are tons and tons of bands out there that will and do work just fine.
[Moto 360] LostByte:
Changing straps won't void your warranty. The only people who have cracked the back of their 360 are the people who don't know how to change a watch strap. I've swapped mine out a few times (silicone rubber strap, pebble steel bracelet and back to orig) without issue.

There is a thread with 46+ pages of people changing straps ( "Thread to discuss 22mm watch bands !!").
[Moto 360] knoxploration:
It's perfectly true. Most straps will not fit due to the tabs inside the watch. Remove the tabs and your warranty will be invalidated. Not removing it will limit your options for most people to fabric or reasonably thin leather straps. And unless you can find a suitable strap in person, most retailers aren't going to tell you strap thickness, so you can't confirm it will fit until you receive it. Once it arrives, you are likely stuck with the strap even if it's too thick, because most retailers will charge a restocking fee if there is nothing wrong with the item.

So it's a limited choice of straps and an expensive lottery to find out if they fit, or go to your local store and choose from their limited selection. Either that, or break tabs and invalidate your warranty, or risk the strap being too thick and breaking the watch, and invalidate your warranty.

I'm well aware of that thread. I'm also aware that I have seen many reports of cracked backs, and after the first few days of the Moto 360's release, I've see not one that happened during the band change -- they happen days or weeks later from stress caused by the band pressing against the plastic cap.

And yes, if it cracks later on, it will almost certainly invalidate your warranty. I say this as a one-time Motorola employee myself, so I know what our company policies were like. We were supposed to look for damage potentially caused by the customer, and refuse warranty if we saw any.
[Moto 360] LostByte:
Aahh.. Ex-employee with chip-on-shoulder.. say no more :laugh:
[Moto 360] knoxploration:
Actually, no. I left after ~5 years on very good terms with the company because I'd decided to move overseas, and am still friends with many of the people I worked with back then.

But feel free to project if it makes you feel better about yourself.
[Moto 360] cooldman224:
Is stone leather really that bad? I bought the black leather and kinda regretting it. Initially I went in going for the grey about 3 weeks back and somehow swayed myself for the black. Looking at side by side comparisons, there is an obvious difference. I also doubt the display watches in best buy are stone but still grey.
[Moto 360] KidJoe:
I wanted gray, couldn't find so I got black. But I really wanted that silver watch body, so I got the stone when it first became available.

I don't notice the "purple" tint to it anymore. But the stock band is definitely more stiff then the black was. It made noise of the box too, but that has pretty much gone away. I also notice the bevel of the crystal's edge on this one more than the black I had.

I wanted the silver so I could have a better selection of bands/straps for it. To me, silver is easier to "match" with other colors (like brown, navy, tan, etc). Plus the black Pebble Steel band had more of a brushed look, where as the Black 360's body was more of a smooth/polished look so in person it just didn't look right. (and I've seen posts of the black wearing off the buckle/latch of the black Pebble steel band). And the black 360 with its stock band reminded me of my old $20 swatch watch back in the '80s. :eek:
[Moto 360] knoxploration:
The creaking isn't going away for me. After a full week, it creaks every time I rotate my wrist at all when wearing the watch. It sounds awful.
[Moto 360] Tex_Norseman:
Try using saddle soap on it, no more creaking for me.
[Moto 360] cooldman224:
I agree, the silver matches better with dress clothes and in addition to my pale skin color. I can see the purple tint and it does bother me. The band finish is also different from the grey and more polished which I don't really oppose but don't truly like. I've watched some unboxing videos on youtube in HD, earlier ones when the watch just came out with the grey and later ones with the stone. And I must say I am definitely favor the grey over the stone (and confirmed from in store display models). It is tempting to get one a stone leather new from best buy though. There is always a possibility I will change out the band for something more premium like pictured in this thread since that is more of my style but I'd like to have that default option of grey. But yeah the bevel of the black is very nice and how it integrates with the bottom flat tire sensor in a way that you don't really notice it at all.
[Moto 360] knoxploration:
Not familiar with saddle soap, do I apply it all over, and does the band need to be removed?
[Moto 360] kevinlevrone:
My opinion is that in pictures it looks much better than in reality, color-wise. I would have loved a truly "stone" color. But everything else about it is great. Waiting for a light brown leather version.

Edit: I just realized that the "stone" color is the third launch color and there was also a real grey color at launch. I don't really care anyway,leather bands are quite affordable and I don't like the expensive metal ones anyway.
[Moto 360] Tex_Norseman:
Take a small hand towel, wet it with hot water, take said hot towel, and put some saddle soap on it. Work it into the leather. Once done wipe off any excess. I removed the band to get into the leather where it meets the watch. But that's just me, I'm O.C.D. like that. It helps to condition the band, which makes it more supple, there fore less chance of cracking the back. I'm actually thinking of treating it with some mink oil too to make it more water/sweat resistant.
[Moto 360] Metallice:
The stone band doesn't look terrible under incandescent lighting. The warm light gives the band a nice brown-grey color that I think looks pretty good. Under fluorescent and sunlight though.... Horrible.

Can't wait for moto to start selling replacement bands.
[Moto 360] cooldman224:
Yeah this pretty much confirms to me that the stone leather is as bad as everyone says it is. Is Motorola going to start to sell the grey leather band? I would think not since it is a limited edition and they have metallic ones coming out instead. Going to try to pick up a grey leather one.
[Moto 360] Bob Smith42:
The black is fine in my opinion. The BestBuy display units are the original gray at every store I've seen. Also, the round Moto 360 box for *stone* gray has the dark gray band featured on the cover. You have to read the scanner tag to see its really *stone* gray. Motorola is lying to customers trying to sell more *stone* gray watches.

Also, most (>50%) of device pictures on Google Play are the dark gray and not *stone* gray. Google also believes the dark gray is better looking or they would update their website with "actually selling" product photos.

The bottom line is the big push in the USA to buy Moto 360 watches is over. I know because every store in my neighborhood has them on the shelf in plain view, and most are *stone* gray. Now we can debate if the push was over before the *stone* gray was distributed or because the *stone* gray is ugly. I don't know which for sure. I just know I would not buy a *stone* gray Moto 360, and I've bought both black and dark gray.

So, unless something new happens the Moto 360 sales will continue to dwindle. In the past, on other devices, Motorola has been reliable about delivering accessories. But I do not think they will ever sell additional style bands. New *official* watch band colors in leather and steel could prove Motorola's support (or failure) to deliver a successful product..

BestBuy was selling the LG G watch for $149 yesterday. There are some videos of the new LG G R(round) and it looks better than I expected.
[Moto 360] CLTNex4:
Have some pics I shot a the local BB last night, looks like I need to get a Tapatalk ID before I can put them up. Sigh...

The demos have the "Limited Edition" gray band. My stone 360 is next to the demo. Neither lighting nor my cellphone camera were great, did the best I could.

Bottom line, both color and texture of the bands are different. I actually don't hate the stone band, I'm more pissed about how underhanded Motorola has been with this switcheroo. And I totally think money is at the root of it. The quality of the gray band seemed better to me, and I liked the suede like texture of it. This is the hottest product they've had since the Google acquisition, & I think Lenovo is committed to extracting every last cent of profit out of it.

So my stone is going back, for a variety of reasons. After 2 weeks and hours of wasted time trying to get a return label thanks to their now inexplicably awful overseas based customer support...
[Moto 360] Metallice:
The suede texture is actually still there on the stone gray. Same leather. People who have sanded their bands to dye it confirm. For some reason Horween or Motorola decided to coat it with more protective plastic coating than the black or LE gray band....
[Moto 360] SS70Chevelle:
I followed the steps a guy on reddit gave to dye my stone grey band. It turned out awesome. It has an aged leather look to it that goes great with the watch and the texture has more of a soft feel to it like the original grey does.
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] shymon84:
Hi everybody,

I have a BIG problem, with CyanogenMod 11 - Unofficial. I installed the 05/13 update and at the beginning I only had problems with the volume bar and the reboot panel: it shows kinda grayish overlay and the only way to make it disappear was to press the backward button. So, I tried to flash back the Stock Rom, but something has gone wrong... I still have CyanogenMod 11 - Unofficial, and the gray overlay is everywhere, anytime (I managed a way but limits phone usability). Moreover, key combinations involving the power button do not work, and I'm not able to do anything like Recovery boot or Deep Reset...

I need your help!

Thanks in advance
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] vipsy6:
Can you advise your device name or model number ?
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] shymon84:
I have a Ascend P6, P6-U06. I'm sorry, I assumed it.
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] taaeem:
That's a bug from the old version, so press all buttons until the phone reboots and hold them until the you see the Huawei logo. Than it should boot TWRP and from there you should restore a backup or flash a new ROM.
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] shymon84:
By all buttons you mean Vol+ Vol- and Power together, right? With unlocked screen I assume... Last question, I have to do that unplugged from charge?
[Huawei Ascend P6, Mate] taaeem:
Yes I mean that button's. And no it don't have to be unlocked the screen can also be off, and it don't matter if you have it plugged into the charger.