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[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jphilippon:
That's the point. Any time you move it or act like you may be trying to turn it on it shows moto display. Old X did this too. You do realize it uses like, no battery to show this, and this is the entire point of active display?
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisrozon:
The notifications "breathe", too, they turn on and off regularly by themselves.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kidynomite:
Gotcha, didn't realize it was sensitive to all motion, just thought the wave over it, the twist to turn on the camera, and just for notifications.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Robrecht:
It is a bit disconcerting at first. I have to fight my instinct to worry about the battery and keep very still around the phone to avoid waking it up. :eek:

But I guess if it really does consume very little power I should learn not to worry about it.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SaHiLzZ:
Hi folks, anyone know of a sense based rom with privacy control baked in for HTC M7?

Thanks!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SaHiLzZ:
Bump..
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Themes and Apps] adrockr:
I have been using the Samsung S-Note app on my home PC to view my notes from my 10.1, but I would like to be able to run it on public computers: libraries, schools, etc. Many times new software installation is not possible due to admin restrictions. So...

Does anyone have any tips on how to run S-note on a USB flash drive?

http://www.samsung.com/uk/support/usefulsoftware/snote/

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Themes and Apps] artungonul:
How do you export from s note s pdf on pc? I couldn't do it
[Galaxy S 5 General] prodigiez:
Found this on a korean web

http://sayanogen.tistory.com/entry/Note4-Firmware-on-Galaxy-S5-광대역-LTEA-SMG906S

Seems like he is using Note 4 from China with TD-LTE
[Galaxy S 5 General] c4sfer:
Is there a real difference between S5 and note 4?. Does it worth the change?
[Galaxy S 5 General] planeteclipse:
This is actually pretty cool, since both share nearly identical specs. Anyone dare to try it?
[Galaxy S 5 General] Sock12345:
Ofcource Note3 and S5+ gets the ported rom, -.-' devs have no love for this device...

Verstuurd van mijn SM-G900F
[Galaxy S 5 General] prodigiez:
not much diff except OIS on camera and note 4 is running on 2.7ghz
[Galaxy S 5 General] faisal777:
The build quality of note 4 alone is worth upgrading.. It is indeed the best looking Samsung ever.. I have both s5 and note 4 performance wise I would say my rooted s5 with Alliance rom and custom kernel runs way better than note but that should change in the coming months as note 4 gets better rooms and kernel and touch wiz is finally bearable with a few ui tweaks..
[Galaxy S 5 General] Sock12345:
Snapdragon 801 for S5 and Snapdragon 805 for Note4, should be possible to port it.

Toobad no ones has the power to do so.

Verstuurd van mijn SM-G900F
[Galaxy S 5 General] Battlehero:
The G906s and G901 have snapdragon 805, the same one in the Note 4. The G906S/K are almost identical in hardware to a Note 4 so should it not be easier to port the ROM?
[Galaxy S 5 General] sorg:
Actually, SD801(which is simply overclocked SD800) is VERY different from SD805 when you come to porting. Especially when you look at modems. While SD801/800 is All-In-One SoC MSM8974 which has integrated modem (and leaves no room in customization by OEM), SD805 is application SoC APQ8084 and uses external modem chip which can be different and gives a lot of customization possibilities (and makes porting task very difficult). Even for different markets, different modems can be used in Note 4. And by itself APQ8084 has a lot of differences comparing to MSM8974.

Lucky G906 users, they have almost the same hardware as Note 4, even screen resolution.
[Galaxy S 5 General] Sock12345:
Thnx for explaining guys :)

Verstuurd van mijn SM-G900F
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] ron31:
wich one is the rooting section for canadian verson of m8 is it like samsung you use at & t section
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] redpoint73:
Not really a dumb question. You are probably fine on the "international" or generic One M8 section. All ROMs for the GSM variants will work on your version. Also, many of the general and Q&A threads there (as well as this AT&T version section) will apply to your version. But you will have to use some judgement and discretion. While all M8's are identical in hardware, there are subtle network/radio differences between the carrier versions.

Also, depending on your carrier, lots of the info in the AT&T section can be handy. For instance, Rogers and Bell Canada (not sure about other Canadian carriers) share the same/similar network with AT&T, and the companies were all the same company (or partially owned by AT&T) at in one point.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] swaj:
Hey All,

I'm pretty new to XDA, but I wanted to share some stuff I'm working on. I noticed that the SM-T800 (10.5" Wifi) was missing some more recent updates, so I decided to give it a spin creating a base stock ROM using the T800XXU1ANH1 update released in September.

What I did:

Based on Stock TouchWiz build T800XXU1ANH1 (Italy release)

Rooted

De-Odexed

De-Knoxed

Zip-Aligned

Init.d Support

Some disclaimers:

This is my first ROM.

I cannot guarantee you this will not destroy your device

Flash at your own risk!

If you like this ROM, or if you want to use it as a base for your own project, feel free! I don't expect anything in return. I really just hacked this together using JustArchi's excellent ArchiKithen (thanks Archi!)

Again, this is my first project, so feedback is welcome. I would have posted this in the Android Development forum, but I don't have access :)

Cheers!

DOWNLOAD HERE
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ewells38:
Hi there, flashed the ROM, it's running quite well. Noticed the following:

1- ROM appears to hot have the sdcard fix (unable to write to sdcard)

Other than this, running well. :) Would you be adding the multi boot menu ?

Also, what has been updated from the ANY version to this one?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ewells38:
continued development?

Hi there :)

Just wondering if you were still developing for this ROM,.

Will you be releasing an update based on the newest ANI1 update? :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] donharden2002:
Can't connect to my 5g wifi router for some reason?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ewells38:
Same thing here, I can connect to my 2ghz, but not 5ghz.

I flashed the stock ROM and I can connect to both 2 & 5ghz, so it appears there may be an issue with this ROM.

Hopefully swaj will release a ROM update from the ANH1 to the ANI1 update with the 5ghz fix:)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] aitzo:
NI1 is just for csc. Newest usable pda is still NH1 (chinese NI1 pda is not very usable as swaj found out). It would be nice to see someone release NH1 to T805. I don't want to flash with odin and then re-root and install twrp again and don't know how to make flashable zip roms.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] namsir:
i'm checking out this rom, i'll give feedback :)

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are you able to odexed this rom and remove bloats? :)
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] staffsarge:
Purchased the Xperia Z3 last thursday. Seemed fine. First night - sleep of death. Had to find a firmware update which was apparently being released in the UK. Haven't applied as I intended to take it back first. I then used the spa yesterday and tested out its alleged waterproofing - turns out, not waterproof even one iota. After 5 minutes of initially being submerged, boom - display broken, never to return. Also worth noting that PS4 remote play app required to stream PS4 games is not yet available.

So, to summarise:

- Sleep of death has made a return

- Not waterproof

- Can't do PS4 remote play

All in all - this phone is a piece of crap at the moment. Well technically, this is now more of a paperweight than a phone. I triggered the RMA process with the shop I bought it from (returned less than 7 days later) and they tell me it must be sent away for up to 4 weeks to be diagnosed and determined whether covered by warranty.

Awesome - so also, a great customer experience too! My patience is wearing thin. Has anybody else had similar experiences?
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vishal11in:
Bro sometime back I was hardcore sony products users but now no more. Sony has made it complicated, if you products goes wrong you had it as you will notnget spare easily outside hence you are left with sony service expensive option to get it fixed and best thing is spare cost is almost closer to new item.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] staffsarge:
Awesome - I was hoping for some good news like that. Moral of the story? Sony loves to rape its customers for the lols. It's a shame really as Samsung's phones are *ok* but have crap stock apps and the phones themselves aren't particularly pleasing to look at. The only real alternative is LG or an iPhone (god forbid)....

The rep at the store I purchased made it sound like if they found 'water damage' then it wouldn't be covered by warranty. This is turning out to be a case for our national 'fair trading act' laws(New Zealand).
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smoovy:
This is exactly what I'm scared of dealing with unlocked phones. The technical support falls by the wasteside. For the interest of this thread, I'm located in the united states, so a little patience for american phone support and warranty might help out my buying power. One thing that bothers me as well is the quality of glass Sony is using. They want a premium but someone mentioned the glass back cracking out of nowhere. For a consumer waiting to buy this device, all these stories are starting to scare me away.

I have a galaxy sIII, and have had it for over 2 years traveling and everything else in between and have never had an issue with it. I purchased the z3 compact as a replacement but was returned due to it being too small for my liking so the z3 was definitely going to be mine once: 1. T-Mobile has it, or 2. An online retailer has it that I can get device support from.

I think the reason i still love this device, is that it looks beautiful. I'm so hopeful that these problems will not happen to me but you never know. I am sorry about your situation. I was told that the flaps need to be sealed in order to submerge this device.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deepershades:
a. sleep of death - too early to comment for me, although "safe charge" from the store has always helped me out in the past;

b. remote play - deferred availability until November was mentioned online via voluminous sources/review sites, but should have been caveated within official advertisements - understandably, one or two will be a little frustrated;

c. water damage - this is what concerns me the most as I've read various accounts, all connected with the Z series, of users being blamed for water ingress, where they have no way of differentiating between defective ports/a defective handset and/or personal error on their part. I've actually made a point of purchasing a magnetic adapter from the get go, so that the sim/sd tray has only been opened once whilst the micro usb port is staying closed permanently, as long as I can avoid the need for a data transfer via cable. Not sure I'll be able to prove that though if and when the time comes;

d. four week turnaround time for a decision is pretty bad;

e. I still think it's a great phone, but user experience will differ unfortunately;

f. sincerely hope someone helps you out.

Actually, I've got no chance of leaving the micro-usb port sealed given that some firmware updates will be via wired connections only, and beyond that I'll be looking to install root and custom recovery to get around the apps2sd limitation.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoyoNeuff:
Sorry to hear this. Where are you located? Where did you buy it from?

Also here in the US. I have heard good things about Clove and Handtec from the UK. They both told me that in case of Warranty, we need to send the device to them, then they will deal with Sony UK. One point to consider is that the warranty is good for two years and not one as if you were to purchase the phone in the US.

Cheers,

G.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smoovy:
You are correct about the warranty but have you had to send anyrhing back to handtec or clove? I just mailed out my z3 compact and paid out $45 to send this back. This was the CHEAPEST route. Trust me, anything from the usa to uk is going to cost like no other. Not being able to get assistance anywhere but overseas is not my cup of tea. I have already made the descision to wait for tmobile. I was going to purchase the z3 from handtec the same way I did for my compact but no thanks. The glass is inferior to scratches, the waterproofing, cracked back glass, screen alignment, random rebooting and a feature( stamina mode) that doesn't work that well.

If you can agree that a supported device at your local store is better than shipping it far away and waiting for a reply back on whether they will warranty it is better than a 2 year warranty that a company will add for marketing purposes. I still want this phone but not as bad as I thought. It needs to last me 2 years or more. I dont purchase devices every year. This is the phone that is supposed to take the place of my only device I own right now, so it needs to be up to snuff and I want device support.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoyoNeuff:
Sure, I agree with you! I was just pointing out for you (and any others that might read this thread), but you are absolutely right. I also like the support here in the US, however sometimes it is really bad. Case here is the issues I had with my HTC One vs. the issues the Boss had with her Nexus 5: Oh my sweet Lord, Google costumer service has been so incredible, she (and I) cannot be any happier ! On the other hand, HTC... :rolleyes: ...

Yes, that is why I am taking my time to get the Z3 here in the US, however I want the Non-Carrier version instead of the T-Mobile, to which I am not sure they are going to provide as Sony did with the Z2. Or, the other option is to get the discounted Z2, which is not bad phone.

And, like you, I do not change phones every other day... I just have had bad luck with my latest phones, and really want this one to last at least four years.

Cheers !

G.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smoovy:
I wasnt thinking before but my eyes are open now. I just wasted $80 between recieving the compact and sending it back. That is money I wont be seeing back in my pocket. I had been emailing clove all weekend about the white z3 version and the bundle. They just fixed it today...now I changed my mind. I will wait for tmobile. I would advise anyone else thinking to do the same because of the rare issues others are having with this device. Dont chance it, you could end up on here complaining about it.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jonathan-H:
Dunked my Black Z3 over the weekend, left it in hot bath water (HOT), with bubble bath in for a good twenty minutes. No issues.

I have to say I was worried, but that's what insurance is for.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rdosti:
I have a few questions for the OP

You mentioned the screen cracked in water".

I don't understand how that would happen unless you literally dropped it in and you had your jets at high velocity, with of course a hard bottom.

Regarding waterproofing - was all the ports sealed because if you have anything unsealed, thats exactly what will happen - tata - bye bye.

I have been told by Sony Tech and Sales that they offer replacements on any issues from waterproofing assuming that none of the ports were kept open. They have ways to check and test that.

Once again screen cracking doesn't make much sense to me in a "spa". Did you THROW it from OUTSIDE into the water or did you drop it calmly while you were inside the water.

The force at which a mobile is thrown and the location from which it is thrown could be one of the factors resulting to your "crack".
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3Shirts:
For all the people replying with "Glad I read this first" just remember this is one guy's experience. Clearly he had a faulty phone, it happens. My first Z3 had a flickering screen issue but it was replaced immediately (thankfully Amazon turned around a replacement in one working day but even going through Sony would only have been 5).

If the waterproofing fails, that is a no-questions replacement ASSUMING you haven't unlocked the bootloader or left a flap open.

The basic advice is to thoroughly check the device before voiding the warranty. Shoot some 4K video, dunk it in water for a bit, take photos, make calls, stream video, play music, and just generally use it for a week or so until you are happy there is no hardware issue. That goes for any consumer electronics product.

No device launch goes 100% fault-free, especially with cutting edge hardware. A few bad ones are gonna get out but how the company responds is the real test. My PS4 arrived DOA on launch day too and I was obviously gutted but I rang Sony, only had to hold for a couple of minutes (despite it being peak time and on launch day) and they had a courier out with a replacement the next working day. For me, that is excellent customer service.

Finally there is a lot of misinformation here. The Z3 has a two year manufacturer warranty. If you get water damage in normal use, you are covered and Sony will replace it in 5-7 working days (this is what they told me when I had to return mine).

The USB flap thing just means it should be closed AT THE TIME. Not that you can never open it, that would be daft.

I don't imagine that while charging or doing data transfer/ADB stuff there is going to be much risk of water ingress anyway.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] viking2.0:
To add to the above remember only the ones with issues post often and talk about the issues. The ones with phones working and no faults usually dont post much like me.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skylegend:
My Z3 was sleep of depth this morning.

I am curious about why it is back.

It is all OK with my Xperia TX.

The battery comsumption log shows the SOD.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jkr284:
Unlucky mate. No probs with mine.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shudder123:
i just had sleep death today. thought the phone ran out of batteries when it was at 91% remaining before i went to sleep.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rdosti:
Shudder123 - I believe Sony has released an update firmware fix for that. Please test.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LesPaulGuitarPlayer:
Regarding USA owners of UK-purchased devices (warranty coverage)

I'm in the USA and had an online chat with Sony Mobile Support USA yesterday asking about manufacturer's warranty coverage in the USA on a Z3 D6603 purchased in the UK (Clove, Handtec). He said it was covered in the USA, but due to being an "international" phone it would take longer than 2 weeks to be repaired due to the need to obtain international parts.

Here's is the complete transcript of the chat:

Customer Chat

Chat Transcript

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You have now been connected to an agent.

Agent Alan: Hi, thanks for choosing Sony Xperia™ Chat Support. My name is Alan your Xperia™ Support Representative. Would you please provide me with your full name and email address?

Paul: edited

Agent Alan: Thank you. What is the model of your device and your service provider?

Paul: I just have a generic question. Is the Sony Manufacturer's Warranty of an Xperia Z3 D6603 that's imported into the USA honored in the USA?

Agent Alan: Thank you very much, so you'd like to know if you purchase the Xperia Z3 in UK, if this one will support the warranty in USA.

Agent Alan: Is that correct?

Agent Alan: Are you still there?

Agent Alan: I haven't received a response from you in a couple of minutes. Please let me know you are still connected or I will need to disconnect our chat in another minute.

Paul: Yes. That's correct. Sorry for the delay.

Agent Alan: I'll be glad to assist you.

Paul: Another way of asking is if the phone purchased in the UK is covered under warranty in the USA.

Agent Alan: The warranty will be valid in USA, however the phone will be considered an international phone. This means that if you need to send it for repair it will take longer than the estimated 14 business days.

Agent Alan: Have I answered all of your questions today or is there anything else I can help you with?

Paul: Thanks for the answer. How long then, on average, does warranty repair take in the USA on an international phone?

Agent Alan: There is not estimate time.

Paul: Why does it take longer?

Agent Alan: Because the internal parts are different and they need to order the parts overseas.

Paul: Understood. That answers my questions. Thank you.

Agent Alan: You are welcome.

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So there you go. UK phones are covered in the USA.

I would also assume that if the D6603 became available unlocked in the USA officially, the parts would then be available in the USA by default and the 14 day turnaround time would presumably apply.
[General Questions and Answers] der3313:
Can i root alcatel onetouch 7040t phone because i need to root it because i have android 4.4 and google play store dosent install app in my

micro sd

thank you
[General Questions and Answers] cmendonc2:
Right now, there is no way to root it. Hopefully there will be a towelroot update or a new root method soon. :cowboy:
[General Questions and Answers] tekka-maki:
mind boggling the way they lock down these bottom shelf phones. it's not like it has anything to do w/ carrier subsidy because unlock is easy.

w/o root, this thing runs out of storage space with very few apps, and that's with native app moving, clearing cache, and so on. just terrible. I love the phone too, but looking to upgrade soon because of this...
[General Questions and Answers] cmendonc2:
thats basically the major problem with this phone. wish for a new root method for christmas :p
[General Questions and Answers] laroche246:
indo root alcatel one touch pop 7040t

bonjour y til quelqu'un qui a un moyen de rooter ce telephone spv
[General Questions and Answers] cmendonc2:
Translation: hello there til someone who has a way of rooter this phone spv

No, not at the moment. Alcatel has locked it down pretty tightly.
[General Questions and Answers] b1lk1:
I'm not sure if my phone has different factory firmware, but I have a Koodo 7040T Pop Icon that allows me to write nearly everything to SD, I have tons of big MB/GB games on my phone. I formatted a 64GB SD card to FAT32, works like a charm! I still have not found root, still searching....
[General Questions and Answers] MR 3D:
Im not sure if anyone else has successfully done this but i have rooted the pop icon

using kingroot apk

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all i did was run kingroot>phone reboots>open apps in seetings> go to kingroot>clear all data > open king root and run again.

I repeated this twice i think and it successfully rooted
[General Questions and Answers] Shiro L:
I have an Alcatel Onetouch Pop Icon A564C. The phone is good, but the lack of space and the inability to add more is horrible. I can't even use an SD card.

I've only had the phone for about three months now and I'm already considering buying a new one. :mad:
[General Questions and Answers] rwmarch:
Mr 3D,

Can you confirm that you have, in fact, rooted a Pop Icon 7040T, Build number 6G1M-UDM2? This is the phone that I have, which was previously network locked to Telus.

-Robert