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[X 2014 Accessories] falcon26:
Just a heads up. I got this dock from Amazon yesterday.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00F4B0K9Q/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

While it does work as a charging station it will not work as a dock enabled dock. Also their is about a 3 mm gap from the bottom of the stand to the usb port on the phone due to the usb connector on the stand being longer than normal. So unless you have a case on it, you will see the gap and the phone could tip over if something rocked it hard. So it does work but with a few hiccups.
[X 2014 Accessories] obversed:
I'm really surprised that Motorola hasn't posted an official dock for the 2nd generation. I'm totally fine with not having wireless charging but I still want something nice to dock this device instead of it laying flat on a desk. I've just been using a mousepad for the time being. Anyone else have any suggestions?
[X 2014 Accessories] Note10.1Dude:
I think Motorola of the Google era are only about accessories that are unique (360, Hint) and let others address common accessories (docks, cases, headphones). If you want a cheap but Motorola branded charging dock, get an old Droid universal dock from flea-bay and mod it (see link in my last post). It really appears Motorola has taken docking mode out of these phones - they use sensors and assist to set their behavior based on location or activity.
[X 2014 Accessories] nTrophy:
Ordered this beauty earlier today - fuzdesigns.com/pages/EverDock

Made from a single block of aluminum.

People say it's so heavy, you only need one hand to remove the phone unlike other docks that lift up with the phone.

Shipped already. Can't wait. Will post my impressions when I get it.
[X 2014 Accessories] tebower:
Did you get it? It looks like it would only work with a phone like iPhone with a flat back surface. With the rounded body of the X, I don't feel like it would be stable.
[X 2014 Accessories] nTrophy:
SOON
[X 2014 Accessories] Mazster43:
I chatted with Griffin today. They made the dock for the first gen sold on the Motorola website. They claim there are no plans to make a dock for the second gen. I see there is a dock setting to enable daydreaming so I assume three are plans for someone to make an OEMish desk dock.
[X 2014 Accessories] gotzaDroid:
I bought the dock on Amazon listed in this thread (post 7) and it's OK. The concern I have is that the phone only rests on the USB connector on the bottom. While not a big deal as long as no one touches the phone, if the phone was to get knocked into, there is no side to side support. For 15 bucks with free prime shipping, it's not that bad of a solution.
[X 2014 Accessories] toddbecker:
Hmm, disappointing as I just ordered 2 of those docks today, based on previous comments about it and a similar offering from Amazon that specifically mentioned the exact same problem. How difficult does it seem to be able to pad the base to allow the phone to rest more steadily, I was thinking small adhesive foam pads?
[X 2014 Accessories] gotzaDroid:
It wouldn't be hard at all. You would just need to find that gray foam pad strip stuff (for like sealing storm doors ) that has adhesive on one side and cut to fit. Or if you got that squishy foam pad sheet stuff from a hobby store, you could cut that to fit too, you just need to figure out what glue to use.

It's not that bad, I'd just be concerned if you had kids/pets/coworkers that could bump into it. If you'd be the only one with access to the dock/phone, you should be fine.
[X 2014 Accessories] nTrophy:
Okay, it's here!

http://fuzdesigns.com/pages/everdock

A couple of things:

It's tiny (card for size)

It's literally a single block of aluminum. Heavy for its size.

The rubbery bottom is actually a bit sticky. Not too much, but just enough to keep the dock in place.

I have a glass table, so the little sucker doesn't even move :D

It comes off if you apply enough force, but doesn't leave any marks whatsoever (as you would expect from adhesive)

Okay, what else?

It has two rubber adapter thingies so you can use this dock with devices of any thickness or size:

I use the thicker one for my Moto, because the phone is quite thin at the bottom, so it needs extra padding.

The phone docks / undocks perfectly fine with one hand, and it is quite stable when it's connected.

<HERE'S THE REST OF THE GALLERY>

If you have any other questions, AMA ;)
[X 2014 Accessories] _bottle_:
Is the phone resting on the base or on the USB connector ?
[X 2014 Accessories] nTrophy:
On the connector, with the back resting on the support thingy.

There's some room in the bottom. I'm pretty sure they left it so you could use the dock even if you have a case on. This way the phone would probably rest on the base itself.

On most of my photos I din't have the rubber adapter installed, so it looks like there's a lot of room on the bottom there. There's not that much, really. Maybe about 1/8 of an inch. Here:
[X 2014 Accessories] pcomeaux:
Wow! $50 for an aluminum block? It looks like a good product--but I'll wait for a $9.95 version.
[X 2014 Accessories] doratheconquistadora:
$20 walnut "dock"

Really nice handmade item. Has a cut out to slide in a cable. I took these pics with the phone so I can't get a pic with the phone in the dock at the moment. Looks great and is a perfect fit. Can access the nav bar no problem.
[X 2014 Accessories] _bottle_:
Does it hold the connector in place or do you need to pull the cord out to connect the phone?
[X 2014 Accessories] doratheconquistadora:
Pull the cord
[X 2014 Accessories] toddbecker:
Got the dock, I am surprised how tightly the USB connector fits. You are right, it should be ok as long as it is out of harms way.
[X 2014 Accessories] phermey:
i don't know if it has been posted here or not. i hovered the title and figured i would come in and share.

the moto x 2013 dock works perfectly fine for the new one. it also looks great with the curves of the new x.

on the moto site it is pictured without the black insert over the usb. when you click to view more you will see a pic with the insert i am talking about. all you have to do is pull the insert off and you have a dock for most any android device.

in order to get free shipping... may i suggest a couple of the ten dollar stands. they are really really nice. the pics dont do them justice. and the new screen protectors they are using now are also really nice. slick and clear. yet still very well made.
[X 2014 Accessories] Mazster43:
Does the original Griffin dock put the new X in daydream mode?
[X 2014 Accessories] phermey:
yes. but only once you tell it to daydream on any charger. i could not get it to work default like i could with the old.
[X 2014 Accessories] Note10.1Dude:
So that is a no. Over on the Motorola site the discussion about docks suggest the new X may not have a docking mode, so daydream on charge is the best you can do. I have a Samsung universal tablet dock that will work with my G this way. It should work with the X as well (my X is at home charging at the moment, waiting to be activated tonight).
[X 2014 Accessories] Mazster43:
I picked up the made for Motorola dock for the first gen X. Once you remove the plastic spacer the second gen does dock. It goes into daydream likethe first gen. So it works for a bedroom clock but it does not display as much information as my old Atrix HD does in dock mode. For the $40 list price it's a bit pricy.
[X 2014 Accessories] tebower:
Can you provide a link to the product?
[X 2014 Accessories] Mazster43:
http://griffintechnology.com/press/...program-launching-new-moto-x-and-droid-access

You have to call then to order as for some reason it doesn't come up on their web page to buy. But they are in stock.
[X 2014 Accessories] tebower:
OK thanks! How much is it?
[X 2014 Accessories] Mazster43:
The list price is $40. But I'd you sign up for the news letter you get a 20% discount code emailed to you.
[X 2014 Accessories] XxWOLFxX_1337:
I have also been looking for a dock for moto x 2014 and while looking on amazon i found this. amazon.com/Motorola-generation-Protective-Charging-ONX3/dp/B00O08WXCG/ref=sr_1_17?s=wireless&ie=UTF8&qid=1419304378&sr=1-17&keywords=moto+x+2014 It is the only dock I found that said was made specifically for moto x 2nd gen and I was wondering if any body had tried it out and if so is it good.
[X 2014 Accessories] phamine:
Can the docks support quickcharge 2.0?
[X 2014 Accessories] schoei1:
I use a universal dock that supports quickcharge 2.0 and they all should.

This is the one I use:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FOFY1J2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
[X 2014 Accessories] geequeue:
Ditto on taking the insert out of the first-gen Griffin powerdock for the second-gen phone. If trying to modify for the new phone and it fails.... who owns a 3-D printer?
[X 2014 Accessories] Knolly:
Just a heads up for anyone using the Everdock: It WILL create a mark on leather backs. Mine has what looks like a permanent indent after only one night from pressure of the phone leaning against the rubber of the dock.
[X 2014 Accessories] diggitydogg:
Have you tried anything to mitigate the marking on the back of the phone?

Or has anyone found the "perfect" dock?
[X 2014 Accessories] toddbecker:
I put a business card in the dock
[X 2014 Accessories] Knolly:
I added some soft velcro and it works perfectly.

Also the indent did eventually go away so I shouldn't have called it permanent! I'm back to loving the EverDock.
[X 2014 Accessories] gabo_e30:
I tried this one... Its designed for the droid ultra/ Maxx. It fits pretty well and you can connect your turbo charger to it.
[X 2014 Accessories] allweknowisa:
Does its plug have enough space to put the Moto X with a thin case?
[X 2014 Accessories] thenestor:
Does the Droid Maxx Griffin PowerDock trigger Daydream/dock mode?
[X 2014 Accessories] gabo_e30:
Let me check.... I. Actually don't own it, let me check tomorrow and I'll report back, but I guess it depends on the case.
[X 2014 Accessories] Note10.1Dude:
As I understand it, you have to set daydream on charge if you want to use daydream. The Moto X does not recognize docking mode. Here is a thread from the Motorola boards...

https://forums.motorola.com/posts/824127b4e7?page=1

The forum manager says that there is not a car dock mode on the phone, which I take as being no docking mode.
[LG Optimus G Pro] datphu2811:
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[LG Optimus G Pro] coldfear00:
please provide the link for the download, the link in the op takes you to vupmp blogspot & the download link there dosen't work.

if this is a test build then i would love to test this rom out.

EDIT: NVM the link is not showing in android browser but works in pc.
[LG Optimus G Pro] silver_line:
knock on & knock off available?
[LG Optimus G Pro] coldfear00:
the rom is fast & smooth just found some minor bugs, the show large icons in app drawer doesn't work & when i pull down the status bar there is some Vietnamese text on the top.
[LG Optimus G Pro] cartmanez:
Which one is better for f240l this one or 02 09 update?
[LG Optimus G Pro] irt118:
In my opinion, this one is better. Really fast, smooth and stable, no problem so far [emoji3]
[LG Optimus G Pro] Tambuyeye:
is this a new rom?? cuz i used one like this (if its not the same) awhile back . curious.

---------- Post added at 05:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:40 PM ----------

whats the secret to get this thing to download? hit the link which took me to another site but that link seems to do nothing as well.

---------- Post added at 06:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:49 PM ----------

nevermind i figured it out.
[LG Optimus G Pro] tarmovannas:
If you using mobile browser set it Desktop mode then you can see the links
[LG Optimus G Pro] Tambuyeye:
I'm wondering how to get the year to show up in the weather widget on the side that displays the time
[LG Optimus G Pro] Tambuyeye:
Thank you for replying. Anyway to get the year to appear beside the date under the time on the weather widget?
[LG Optimus G Pro] Jose-MXL:
What is new in this rom versus de 3.0 Final? What are the changes? Has camera been fixed? (video recording was broken)
[LG Optimus G Pro] shayx:
installed it and it wouldn't boot. just blank screen.

coming from cm11. did wipe data, cache, dalvik. i have the F240L model, chose it in aroma installer.
[LG Optimus G Pro] irt118:
KDZ to stock and try it again.
[LG Optimus G Pro] javi1609:
read op says clearly come from the latest firmware 4.4.2 !!
[LG Optimus G Pro] Jose-MXL:
Bump
[LG Optimus G Pro] Chairizkuro:
Video Camera Broken

I confirm that the video camera has not been fixed yet. Rest seems good.
[LG Optimus G Pro] datphu2811:
There isn't any feedback about video camera bug, Does your camera function well?
[LG Optimus G Pro] irt118:
Camera works well, no problem so far.

Just one bug, it stuck at auto when clicking on 2g/3g icon
[LG Optimus G Pro] Chairizkuro:
The still camera works fine. Video camera does NOT work, even with 3rd party app like Google Camera.
[LG Optimus G Pro] irt118:
You mean you can't take a video with camera ?

Gửi từ LG-F240L của tôi bằng cách sử dụng Tapatalk
[General Questions and Answers] ezhee33:
hi i am new to this. I would like to know how I can update the build?:confused: which donot have but still the battery is draining much . I lower my rom from this page I have the version -20140627- bone but I have the final version or build 21 which is very good .

I loved the rom but battery pulls me back

thank you very much
[General Topics] sxlijin:
Over the past few years, there seems to have been a collective industry shift - at least in the Android market (and to an extent Windows, which really only broke onto the scene when this movement was underfoot) - to move the navbar from soft capacitive buttons (like those on the HTC One X) to wholly virtual ones (like those popularized by the Nexus series). What I've been wondering is why, and I'm hoping to get some perspective from the XDA community on this.

When everyone except Blackberry moved away from using arrays of physical buttons, three options were left on the table:

Minimal physical button usage

Soft capacitive buttons

Virtual touch buttons

Apple has clearly stuck with (1) largely because it is so core to the iconic iPhone design, but also because it's simple - the same button is used for numerous functions. Samsung's Galaxy S series has blended (1) and (2) - presumably in mimicry of Apple's success, but in different enough of a way to avoid patent lawsuits. The biggest proponent of (3), AFAIK, is the Nexus - and it really has inspired others to follow in its steps.

What I don't understand is why there has been such a strong move from (2) to (3) - and yes, I have done my Googling. But I haven't seen any particularly persuasive arguments or reasons:

Screen real estate - Uh, have you seen a Nexus? I haven't seen any phone that uses exclusively virtual buttons which doesn't have a ridiculous amount of negative space on the bezel where s.c. buttons can be dropped in.

Aesthetically appealing - There's something to be said for the negative-positive space ratio that minimalism relies on, and cutting s.c. buttons changes absolutely nothing about that ratio (see above).

Design consistency - This I understand, but only to an extent. (Disclaimer: No experience doing dev for Android) From a dev perspective, do soft capacitive buttons not provide input the same way the virtual navbar does? From an industry perspective, I can see how it's easier than re-engineering the circuit and layout design every time something as big as that changes - but is it really that important?

Customizability - NOPENOPENOPE. We all know someone that, while wonderful or positively brilliant at what they do, is completely lost when it comes to technology. That is the vast majority of the smartphone market, and therefore the vast majority of the Android market. Granted, power users might have a tendency to gravitate to Android, but playing with ROMs and the like to customize the navbar? We're the 1% when it comes to this, and there's no way that the industry would shift its design perspective solely for this 1%.

So, does anyone have another reason - or perhaps, a rationale for one of the reasons that I've mentioned that explains why I'm wrong?
[Moto 360] HankB:
A couple times a day my watch starts buzzing to get my attention. The screen has a vertical split with different colors on each side. On the right there is a Zzzz... icon and on the other an eye. One time I swiped right and it told me something about the number of steps I had taken. It was late at night and I was working on my PC. Is that what this is really about? :confused:

Edit: Just got another one. 10:22 PM. Swiped right and the notification was 17% battery. Is 17% a threshold or was that coincidental?
[Moto 360] InstigatorX:
You have an alarm set. Tap screen and say "show alarms".
[Moto 360] Shadowguy:
lmao.......................................................wow really
[Moto 360] HankB:
Really. I have no recollection of setting those alarms. I might have set some alarms using Google Now (voice) which on my phone sets one time events. Apparently on the watch GV sets up daily events.

I've had the watch a couple days and appreciate the help I've gotten here learning how to use it.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meyerweb:
As the title says, does anyone know a way to find the MSL for a Sprint G3?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FCArsenal:
Hi guys,

Just wondering if I can use the flashify app to install dual recovery on my z1. I think I have lost recovery after doing a TA backup, hence installing recovery again. On NUTs github I can see flashable zips so was wondering if I could do that?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FCArsenal:
difference between flashable zips and installer zips

What is the difference between flashable zips and installer zips on NUTs download page. The installers are larger files so does that mean that the installer.zips have to be run from a pc and flashable.zips can be done from the phone itself?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kulvertti:
Yes. You run install script from pc with installer.zips and flash flashable.zips from custom recovery on phone.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] phatphat:
Not having had a PPC or phone that could handle full internet before, I was not sure how fast the speeds should be but I recently was in an area that did not have HSDPA and the phone automatically connected via GPRS.

To my shock, GPRS loads (or displays) web pages noticeably faster than 3 bars of service with UTMS.

I am on T-mob WnW (unlimited) and am currently disabling UTMS when I just want to browse. Downloading is still much faster (dsl speed test etc) but GPRS is way faster at browsing.

It also takes well over a minute to connect to UTMS (sometimes it just stays on "connecting" until I close that and start the connection again) and only about 30secs to connect to gprs.

1, What the hell is going on?

2, Are there settings out there that will stop this issue?

Help. Please. Someone. Soon. Please.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] trapper:
Can I ask how you're finding T-Mobile with WnW? I'm looking at one of their packages, but I'm still umming and arrring...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] mean-machine:
I am using their flext 35 plus WnW. I'm using it instead of a broadband connection and I love it. I must admit that you cannot use it as a modem (it must be WnW Plus), and for p2p and it works like a charm. In general I'm able to download files at around 100KB/s, browsing is extremely fast and the only thing I can sey is go for it :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] trapper:
Does it only come with the pink plastic around the keyboard? Also have you stayed with T-Mobile's ROM? And if so what's it like?

What version of WnW did you go for? I'm looking at Flext 35 with WnW Plus. Can I also ask what applications if any you've added?

Many thanks,

-Dave
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] phatphat:
I am on WnW Flext 25 thorugh T-mob business sales. I got the phone for £59, the package the Flext 25 for £25 per month and WNW for an extra £7.50.

Because I went direct with T-mob I get £5 off per month for life and for the first three months I get WNW for free, so package costs £20 for the first 3 months then goes to £27.50 per month.

Generally I am pleased with flext apart from:

1, 0870 + 0845 (etc) numbers do not come out of your flext allowance and will be charged on top of your bill. For these national rate numbers that you might call often (bank etc) it's worth finding out their standard number (they all have one - say you need to have it as you might be calling them from abroad)

2, The international calls + SMS are v. expensive. Don't use this abroad or for calling someone overseas unless you have a calling card etc. Data is actually not that bad unless you use it a lot.

3, I have really patchy connection problems but think it is the phone not T-mob. They are actually OK at sorting out problems fairly swiftly but this could be due to the fact I am a business customer.

4, I found the way they bill you really confusing and illogically listed, especially the month I ported my number from another network.

I have stuck with the original T-mob ROM as I am having all sorts of connection problems (data and voice) and knew I had to send it back to them. I do however think there are more reliable ROMs out there.

Go for T-mob, the package is the best on the market, Orange is really expensive for data and Voda's packages are not as well thought out.

By the way mean-machine what P2P's are you using?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mpadhu:
Hi All,

I have a lots of Nandroid backups of different ROMs which I have stored in my external HDD. I am running out of space so I am Compressing the drive to save disk space by selecting the option "Compress this drive to save disk space." under properties of the folder/drive in my Windows 7.

This feature is exclusively to compress NFTS file system in a Windows OS. Here my question is if the Nandroid backups are compressed using this feature and if I need to use those compressed nandroid backups to restore the ROMs in my phone, Will it work fine or causes any problem? The phone's SD card file system is not NTFS so does the phone recognize this compressed files?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] incarceration:
I'm considering sending my device to Houston for repairs as the camera issue with the pink\purple\blue tint is becoming unbearable.

I'm wondering what others have done in the same scenario as me.

My phone is currently unlocked, S-OFF, SUPER_CID, custom ROM, stock kernel.

Did anyone else bother returning anything to stock?

Did anyone get their device returned to them unharmed as far as the unlocks\other things I mentioned?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stovie_steve:
I'd leave it s off. But pretty much restore everything else (CID, Rom etc) back to stock
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] incarceration:
I've already laid it all out there what i've done and what's currently done to it though..
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stovie_steve:
You told them that you had installed a custom Rom etc? Surprised they didn't tell you it violated warranty then. I would put it all back to stock anyways, regardless of what you told them