yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 Themes and Apps] Airtioteclint:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gni4c3v5jakz2yt/com.android.vending-5.0.31-80300031-minAPI9.apk?dl=0
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] MidEastBeast59:
Hello all,

I should start off by saying that I am not an expert in rooting and such. I can follow instructions easily, but I am by no means an expert with android. I recently purchased my Galaxy Note 10.1 off eBay. Unfortunately, to my surprise (though I probably should have known better) it is stuck in what I can only assume is the Samsung demo mode. The settings "app" does not exist and the WiFi is locked off, in the current state.

Here's what I've tried so far:

Factory reset via settings (had to do a work around using the S-Pen to actually get into the settings).

Hard reset via Power + Volume Up

Downloaded Kies, but it doesn't want to recognize/connect to the tablet.

Attempted to install via Odin, but got confused and it still didn't fix anything.

As well, every time I disconnect my tablet from my computer it powers off immediately.

What can I do? Any help would be very much appreciated, as I'm feeling extremely lost and discouraged.

EDIT 1: From what I've read thus far, it appears to be stuck in a sort of retail mode. Apparently demo mode is something different. Regardless I am still stuck

EDIT 2: FIXED!! I got it to work, and fixed/restored the tablet. I went to sammobile .com/firmwares and downloaded the current firmware, then installed via Odin.
[Sprint LG G3] Mahapederdon:
So now that Dev is gonna take off what is everyone hoping to flash/build. I for one wanna see some pure android of some kind.
[Sprint LG G3] pbedard:
Cm
[Sprint LG G3] Mahapederdon:
Haha. Me too, I was just watching a cm11 video. I had it on my old m8 and liked it allot.
[Sprint LG G3] HappyFillmore:
Custom Kernels!!!! Synapse was amazing app to use with the right kernel. Honestly I really dig the stock rom. Maybe just remove some things and I will be fine. Of course I will be trying CM when it comes.
[Sprint LG G3] RandomPooka:
We've got to wait until the patches for custom AOSP roms to work with Bump are released, I believe. Might be able to flash stock based roms without patching, though.
[Sprint LG G3] MBCO:
Ending up picking up a G3 this weekend. Coming from an S3 with Carbon 4.4.4 and plenty of xposed modules. Overall a great device.

I thought I would miss my heavily customized AOSP rom but the G3 provides a great stock experience.

I'll hold out on a L AOSP version...if there ever will be one.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Airtioteclint:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gni4c3v5jakz2yt/com.android.vending-5.0.31-80300031-minAPI9.apk?dl=0
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duraaraa:
Hi. I recently got an M8, and I noticed that the battery life isn't exactly great (although the phone certainly is.)

One thing that I do is use MirrorLink in my car. While using Mirrorlink, the phone charges very slowly, if at all, and I imagine the reason for that is that the USB output power from the car is not very much.

I'm wondering if I were to use some kind of Y cable if I could plug one end into the head unit for Mirrorlink, and another end of it into a cigarette lighter car charger, and charge the phone better while using it in the car.

Any idea if anything like that is feasible, and whether or not the necessary parts exist?

Thanks!
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darth:
I'd say troubleshoot your battery woes ....the words "battery life isn't great" should never be attached to an M8. ?

If your rooted, Gsam and Gsam root companion can help show what's happening. If you're not rooted its a little trickier.

Read the first 4 posts in the battery thread in my signature for many tips. ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] pete4k:
After reading that article I actually felt it does not answer many of my questions and doesn't add much besides the obvious.

So to clarify few things:

1. it is true that since one can not add RAM to the phone, addressing capabilities of CPU are irrelevant, if the phone has 3GB memory, it will always have 3GB, regardless of it's capabilities

2. newer 32 bit ARM processors can, in theory address more than 4GB memory using paging, concept as old as Intel x86 architecture, maybe older. The restriction here is that single program can use no more than 4GB. So this could be helpful on the ARM server using multiple VM's but it could be a programing nightmare on the phone and it doesn't answer the question of how many address lines are actually connected.

3. Yep, with no 64 bit Android OS yet, and very few 64 bit phones, 32 bit support is not going anywhere anytime soon.

4. Yes, the 64 ARM architecture supposed to be faster even in 32 bit mode, but I remember reading something along the lines of 20% -40% faster, not x1 .5. Either way with Exynos running at 1.9 GHz and Snapdragon at 2.7 GHz, single core performance should be just about the same on both. It's true that Exynos has 4 cores more than Qualcom, but a lot of programing is sequential (you need to get results from first part to continue with second etc.) and if you scheduled something important on the slower cores, you could be SOOL. Simplest example would be to use CPU to render a screen: you could divide screen into 4 parts and use 4 fast cores of Exynos to render them, having similar speed to qualcom, or divide screen into 8 parts and use all 8 cores, but now you have to wait for slower cores to finish, before screen can be displayed in full and loosing some speed advantage that way.

My questions (unanswered by article) are:

1. How much faster in real life Exynos is over Qualcom. From the benchmarks I saw, not that much, in some cases slower.

2. Can Exynos actually run 64 bit Android and if so would it be visibly faster: I actually read some article that was asking the same, Exynos being the first Samsung 64 bit CPU and OS written by Google, there might be some issues and OS may not be optimized as much in first release, but programmed more for compatibility.. (Look how fast Apple's OS is despite running on a junky hardware, thanks to being optimized for one specific hardware)

3. Assuming a lot of people don't keep their phones for more than 2 years (T-mo jump let's you change phone every 6 months, most contracts are for 2 years and this almost forces you to upgrade then) does it even matter which phone you buy now? it may take as much as 2 yrs before 64 bit becomes really relevant.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Orical:
I'm buying it, I'm not one to live by what others think, I'm in for the display and could go another way but it's not like someone else is paying for it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jazzmachine:
Thanks for your thoughts guys, and [MENTION=2317373]peter4k[/MENTION], those are all excellent points which I agree with... just considering trading my N3 for an N4, and ignoring any other (financial, technical, etc.) factors would, for me at least, would be disappointingly more of a "trade-off" than an "upgrade". That is, I love my N3 and would surely miss it trading it in for an N4. However, the N4 is clearly "better" than the N3, and there are definitely some hardware and software elements are appealing. Also, I definitely wouldn't be comfortable buying any device (smart-refrigerators included ;) ) That isn't *confirmed rootable*. Respect to Chainfire re: that mater and the N4!

Practically, what it really boils down to is... I don't fully understand the JUMP program (fortunately easily fixable). Well, I know what it's about, and wasn't really all that curious about it since it only recently became relevant when a phone that I might *possibly* be interested in upgrading to until the N4 was released. So now it's (past) time to run some numbers and determine: If JUMP costs $X over the time that you're a Tmo customer, how should one make use of JUMP to ensure that the value $Y exceeds $X maximally? In English, do you save more overall by upgrading as early as and often as possible, or does the interval between upgrades not really affect the amount of money saved, significantly, overall? Hopefully you all see what I'm getting at here.... plan to determine the "optimal / logical" upgrade "behavior-pattern" to maximize the value of JUMP. That will then probably be the biggest single factor determining if I end up with a Note 4 or not.

Just wondering if anyone's done anything like I described above? If so, feel free to post your method and result and I'd be happy to confirm / replicate your calculation :)

Sincerely yours,

Professor Science
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] pete4k:
I don't know much about jump, but my understanding is you pay $10 extra a month and if you want to upgrade your phone, you get up to half price credit, by trading in the old one. You would probably need to sit down with calculator and figure if it's better than selling the phone outright, but the kicker is jump comes with phone insurance, so if you were going to get the insurance any way, the jump is practically for free. It seems to work for many who like to change the phones often and don't want to be bothered by selling older phone on e-bay. It's not for me since I never get insurance for the phone and I have to have s-pen, which pretty much locks me into Note series only. I probably won't upgrade to Note 4, it is a great phone, but not that much better than Note 3 and it's still missing the only thing I miss on Note 3, waterproofing like GS 5.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ttabbal:
Plenty of people have done the math on jump. What it boils down to is that you might get more selling the device. However, it's a gamble. Not all devices hold value well. There's also the convenience factor. I can take the device to TMO and swap out with guaranteed return. Or I can try to sell online, who knows what I'll get out of it.

I can also buy devices cheaper. However, with the carriers blacklisting devices for something I have no control over and am not a party to, I no longer do that. And the used market is going to take a hit over that.

I also like having the insurance, so given those things, jump makes sense to me. I'm also on the old version, 2x a year, full payoff. I haven't used it yet, as I have yet to encounter anything I think is a significant enough upgrade. I also want to see the new Nexus, but with Google hating on SD card storage, I probably won't end up with one.

I also require full control of my devices. I bought it, it's mine to do with as I please. I will not accept the vendor or manufacturer having any say over that. Thankfully, TMO seems to get that and we don't seem to get the retarded locked bootloaders etc..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jazzmachine:
So I just got back from an EXTREMELY informative stop at the T-mobile store.

Re JUMP: So I now know that there is 'new' JUMP and 'old' JUMP, which as it turns out is the one I'm on. Very little math was required to determine how to get the greatest value out of 'old' JUMP. That version of the plan is incredibly simple: 2 upgrades per year - use or lose, straight-up walk in with your current phone and walk out with the new one. IOW, Note 4 or Nexus 6, most dependent on the Note 4 DevDB. I'm not sure how the 'new' JUMP differs, but the JUMP I just found out I had conjures images of much brightness and shininess in my future ;) My N3 is probably my favorite phone I've ever had, and I will miss, but the question is basically "would you rather have a Note 3 or 4 to use until the phone I'm waiting for shows up, at which point you'll be able to switch again?" Obviously, the answer is, "yes please... wait, what'd you ask again? I was blinded(...and deafened) by all the shiny....."

I definitely appreciate the humor, as the OP, turning a complete 180 in my opinion.... but man, that is a killer deal! I N3 remember them explaining it to me when I bought my N3, but haven't thought about since, until I heard that they were changing it or something.... I guess I've just been so satisfied with my N3 that I hadn't really even felt a strong desire to upgrade; no plans to pre-order the N4, even before finding out how stingy they were with the upgrades, but that refresher on what the old JUMP program entails completely changed my perspective... with two use or lose upgrades / year... which I should clearly use, even for minor upgrades if the device is appealing. IOW, I've flipped from "justifying an upgrade" to "justifying not upgrading / burning an opportunity to". By those standards, the N4 is a pretty easy call (unless dwitherall decides to develop Tweaked for a different device). So this is just my personal situation, and probably doesn't apply for a x%(?) of people, but I'm pretty happy to learn that a phone upgrade isn't something I have to "work into my budget", and not getting a better device 2x yearly would be wasting either half or all of my JUMP benefits. Hope many of you are in the same position :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ttabbal:
That's another perfectly valid place to be. For me, it's also that I need to wait for accessories anyway. I need a ZL battery, stock just doesn't do it, and I actually like my phones to have a little more heft. Yes, I'm weird. :)

And I've finally got the N3 running really well. I think I'll enjoy it for a little while and see how things shake out. I do like knowing I can jump any time I wish though.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] QA Bot:
Q&A for [ROM][PORT][JB 4.1.2] Nabixus 0.1beta for Nabi 2

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[Fuhu Nabi 2] eviltone97:
I went and installed this Rom, and the Youtube App wont connect to the server, thus the videos wont play. It lets me log into the google account, but every video i try says "cant connect to server tap to retry"

Has anyone else had this issue?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
I hadn't noticed it until you mentioned it but, yeah, same problem here. I'm trying to figure out what the problem is.. For now you can uninstall the updates to the app and it will work.

**EDIT: It looks like a lot of people have been having this problem on lots of devices so I'm not sure what the deal is. I did find that if you keep tapping the video that it will eventually play...seems like if you play with it you can find a pattern that works relatively consistently. It's still annoying though.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] knoxploration:
Just quickly pinging this thread so I can find it later, since XDA refuses to consider a section for Fuhu's Android tablets.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] bback789:
Why not a thread for fuhu tablets?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] CarlosC88:
Nabi 2 NAbixus 0.1beta questions!

I followed all the instructions to install this rom but it just stays in the boot screen that says nabi? any suggestions?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
How long did you wait? That first boot can take what seems like forever.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] CarlosC88:
i left it about one hour, i also realized the twrp said no OS installed when i rebooted. not sure if thats a issue
[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
Yeah, something didn't go right...I'd try wiping and re-installing and if it still doesn't work then it might be a bad download.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] CarlosC88:
i tried wiping and reinstalling. i noticed it said error when trying to install. and ideas?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
Hmm, did it give any info about the error? Which version of TWRP do you have? Did you have the 2.4 nabi software or something else?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] CarlosC88:
it has version 2.2.2.1.

basically its my friends son nabi tablet and he told me that he was just stuck on the boot logo . i figured i could just put it back to stock with a restore but i cant even do that,

error just basically says errror couldnt be installed
[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
Oh, ok....so you tried to do a restore from a backup in TWRP?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] CarlosC88:
I tried doing a restore to a stock rom, that didn't work.

I also tried just doing a install and that didn't work either.

Maybe I'm not putting the stock rom on the correct folder for restore?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] aicjofs:
2.2.2.1 is way too old. Will boot but won't work at all if the tablet was on Jellybean or higher.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] CarlosC88:
What version do you recommend, and if you could give me a quick step by step tutorial on how to install it please
[Fuhu Nabi 2] aicjofs:
I wish I knew what Nabi build you were on to begin with.

I would try this in order. Flash this in TWRP(Install tab)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=50431160&postcount=97

This has a more detailed log. If you see stuff in the log about not mounting, etc then it's not going to work. (Actually this is a good thing which means your bootloader is Jellybean)

If that doesn't work try this next. Install this in TWRP. This is what you are going to need to be on eventually anyway if you are trying to run a Jellybean port.

http://nabtabhacks.com/downloads/twrp-recovery-JBNV7AUS-271.zip (There are more recent versions as well I just gave you this one because I know for sure it works for Nabixus)
[Fuhu Nabi 2] CarlosC88:
I have the Nabi 2 if that helps

I got this while trying to install/flash either one of those zip files you provided
[Fuhu Nabi 2] aicjofs:
So either the update-binary in those zips are too new for 2.2.2.1 or you have the jellybean bootloader. How did you get 2.2.2.1 on there to begin with? What did you use?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] CarlosC88:
I didn't use anything, it was there already.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] aicjofs:
How comfortable are you setting up fastboot and working with it?

You could try booting to TWRP then running this program(need all your drivers setup first though)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=48987089&postcount=2088
[Fuhu Nabi 2] CarlosC88:
I believe I tried this to some point but I couldn't get the drivers installed because the Nabi won't go to USB mode since its stuck on boot screen. Will going booting to TWRP help with drivers?

---------- Post added at 01:54 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:36 PM ----------

Cant even get the fast boot driver to install.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] aicjofs:
TWRP should bring up ADB interface so you can do that driver.

If you power off the Nabi and hold vol+ and power it will bring you to bootloader screen. Use keys to select fastboot protocol. At some point in there you should see the yellow exclamation point in device manager and be able to force install the fastboot drivers. Are you trying the PDAnet drivers?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] CarlosC88:
I opened up device manager , tried to update the drivers but it says they are already installed( with the yellow exclamation marc still) and yes i tried pda drivers
[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
Try using the browse for driver option? Navigate to the PDANet folder and try to find them there?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] CarlosC88:
Ok i got the ADB driver added. Im reinstalling the PDAnet drivers but it seems to be stuck on updating your pdanet on your phone. I had to reinstall because it would fail to connect. any ideas?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
Only idea I have is to try to reboot to bootloader and select fastboot and then try to install that driver.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] CarlosC88:
I tried it, just stuck on updating pdanet on your phone.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
OK, well, what happens if you're booted to fastboot protocol, plug in the usb...if you go to command prompt and type "fastboot devices" and hit enter?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] CarlosC88:
'fastboot' is not recognized as an internal or external command operable program or batch file.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
You do have the android sdk installed? It's possible that you need to change directories to the one with fastboot.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] CarlosC88:
I do not actually. Would you have a link to the download?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
I apologize for not getting back to you, life's been kinda hectic...did you get your problem fixed?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] CarlosC88:
no problem, not yet
[Fuhu Nabi 2] n3wt:
hmm, maybe try http://download.clockworkmod.com/test/UniversalAdbDriverSetup.msi for drivers. Just download that and install it and then connecting the nabi to the computer (try while booted into TWRP and while booted into fastboot) and check in device manager and see if there are exclamations.

Also check out: http://dottech.org/21534/how-to-ins...ows-computer-for-use-with-your-android-phone/
[G3 General] Chance Ill:
Just received a notification from Google+ that the bootloader can be unlocked.

Unlock the LG G3 Bootloader with Bump!: http://youtu.be/Rp6G55iN1Qk
[G3 General] crzygrmn:
Yes and they got from here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2900614

Bump! - Unlock your LG G3 with TWRP! (D855 / D852 / D852g / F400)
[G3 General] Chance Ill:
That doesn't matter. Just be happy!
[G3 General] vestaviajag:
it matters if this isn't news and a waste of a thread...
[G3 General] Chance Ill:
Just because you, I and a few others know, doesn't mean everyone else does. As hungry as everyone was to get a solution, i'd say this thread was/is very much welcome. Find something better to do and let the real mods decide. Otherwise, contribute or stay silent. ?
[G3 General] Johnnykillertech:
Finally!!!!!:fingers-crossed:
[G3 General] pre10c:
it matters as it has been front-pae news here on xda since last night...
[G3 General] Kameirus:
Just another classic case of not knowing how to read or search on xda
[G3 General] dabug123:
Ya the amount of the same threads is getting ridiculous come on guys so a little searching.. Power of google is with u(Unlock lg g3 on xda)
[G3 General] GuestK00280:
Bump is not an unlock

:FACEPALM:

Bump is not an unlock. It's simply a bypass, an exploit. Not a full unlock... Yet it's good enough.

Mods, pls close this thread.
[G3 General] dabug123:
Agreed close thread,if u read my post I was giving a google search topic.. Not my thoughts on if bump was unlocked or not..cubed said unlocked,it may be just a work around but why would I care.Facepalm,bounces back!
[G3 General] gregbradley:
There is already a thread about Bump here

Thread closed
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] avsamuel87:
Hello all,

my phone bricked, i need help with flashing EFS FNB1 can some one help please ?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] onlineemails:
Hi guys.

I have Intsalled WM6 on my universal do you know how to user Voip Functions?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] Falk:
I wonder about that, too. I have read into the matter a bit and it seems that the test ROM might still be missing an actual sip core? As of now the today plugin just looks like a mask with nothing behind it (unless I am missing some hidden options). It would be great if I could ditch the 3rd party voip solutions as they are totally uncomfortable to use when compared to a native integration.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] tintoy:
Me too! I'm dead keen to hook up my Universal with my asterisk PBX. Anyone know any more about the client? It appears to either be absent or just non-configurable atm?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] edeplano:
I think it is simply a VoIP through MSN messenger? Hardly a SIP client I know...

If you have MSN Live set up the today plugin allows you to make calls through MSN Live if it is available.

So its still SJPhone for me to hook up to our asterisk server... (works with Midgets ROM BTW)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] onlineemails:
All the Reviews said that has sip function.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] Falk:
The MSN option would at least be something, but I also think that what was meant is real SIP support as searching through the registry reveals at least a few corresponding entries (sip port for example). My guess is that as the ROM was not finished when it got leaked that the VoIP functions were still not implemented... the reviews didn't show detailed configuration pages for this either if I recall it correctly.