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[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] alex2kw:
Viewing Planet 3

Hey guys,

I have tried the 3services connection on my Dopod 838pro/CHT 9000. My phone connects to the network but when this url is typed http://three.net.au/vws/getgrid.do nothing happens. Has three updated the Planet 3 url?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] tuxedomask:
Thank you

Thaks for posting these settings. I just got my htc diamond set up.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] DiscoRaider:
THANK U!!!!

LOVE YOUS ALLL!!!

MWA MWA

im using 3 on my HTC DIAMON TOUCH WOOHO!

hahhaa its was all preset with telstra crap on it.

thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] blackout720:
Covered Design, Features, What was removed as well as added and a Speed Test. Is it worth the jump from the Note 3 to the Note 4?﻿

After using the Note 3 as my main device for a year then getting the Note 4, I like to say that there is a difference and it feels refreshed. With the 1440p Display, New Touch Wiz Ui, and a few new features. Now I did notice that there are somethings missing from the Note 4 that the Note 3 had. There are also something that have been moved and changed, like the Pen Window feature is now used with the Multi-Window feature on the Note 4. Spec wise there is not a massive push but its still a beast of a phone. Watch the Full comparison below and let me know what you think. Is it worth the jump from the Note 3 to the Note 4?﻿

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] ryudosama:
Surprisingly no mention of 2x2 MIMO capability on the WiFi, which I don't recall the note 3 having, but admittedly I do not know for sure as I came from an SIII and have never actually owned the note 3.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] raiu:
My thoughts on this are

Note 3 - Good: size, speed until the end lol. battery life was good too

- Bad: poor wifi (random drops, very weak signal) LTE would just vanish, very poor camera lag would always miss "the shot", drop calls all the time,

Note 4 - REALY great wifi signal all over the house, no random drops, lte is always avail now! yay! AWESOME camera! never miss a shot!

Silly fake metal sides, tho they do look good, I don't want to put a case on it that will hide that. I really like the multi sensor by the flash, (Pulse/ox/uv) finger print scanner is a little tricky still one of those gimmicks i think.

There is one thing that has really made me upset about moving to the new note 4, I used to use my note 3 as a GPS with Waze, and run xiia to listen to internet radio while driving to work. I was able to do this using my IBolt ProDock. and run the audio out one cable connected to the usb port. I can no longer do this :( I have to have an extra cable connected to the head phone jack to get the audio out which clutters up the dash.

Thanks sammy for fugging that part up.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] blackout720:
The note 4 has a real metal band which i feel is a nice touch to the phone. everything else is spot on.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Ker~Man:
Yeah, fake metal sides on Note 3, real metal on Note 4, brutha.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] asim.sidz:
It would have been lovely with a tegra 4 or K1.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Thermalwolf:
Note 4 uses real metal what are you talking about bruh ;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] raiu:
Pull the pen out guys, it's white plastic. It looks nice but it's just a plastic. :good:

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Maybe even graphite.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Thermalwolf:
It's not a metal chassis but it is a thin metal band. Samsung sticks with a majority of polycarbonate for a reason, it's stronger and better for phones. It has give that metal does not have. Samsung did a great combination here to give the phone a feeling people so ignorantly want. The grade of plastic they use is not cheap and is truly premium but the average consumer unfortunately doesn't know any better :/

Just look at how other phones show wear and tear after just a few short months because of an all metal body. My galaxy s4 though still looks almost brand new out of the box a year and a half later. That in itself proves the worthiness of polycarbonate. Samsung KNOWS what they are doing.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] raiu:
Again you clearly didn't look. It's white plastic where the supposed "metal band" is.

If you take a close look at it it's painted plastic. If it is metal then it's super thin.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] blackout720:
its metal, just how much of it is though. Its plastic but there is metal there unlike the note 3.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Thermalwolf:
Looking right now, I see metal on top of plastic, just like advertised, don't know what you're looking at.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] ArborRes:
I like what Samsung has done to put the thin metal band around to give it a premium look & feel, while keeping the phone weight low by using durable plastic chassis and a cover that allows battery and memory card slot access. Bravo! Aluminum material is over-rated. GN4 is much much stronger and more durable than the unreasonably expensive iPhone 6 Plus by a large margin.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] raiu:
Dont get me wrong. I like the device. Just wish native support for audio out of the usb was there. I have a usb audi interface coming on monday to find out if that will work.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] WizeGuyDezignz:
With how many high end Android devices are available, it always boggles my mind about constant complaining when someone gets a new device. Am I alone here?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Jennygirl:
The camera makes it worth every penny. What a world of difference! Like, polar. I can't believe the same company made both phones- the improvements to the camera h/w and s/w interface are immeasurable.

TouchWiz looks much nicer imo. Never had any issues with speed on the note 3, but the 4 does seem snappier. Design has definitely been improved- personal taste.

I don't really notice much of a difference in the screen unless I am looking at one of the beautiful photos I just took with insane detail. That is very nice. The screen allows you to appreciate the camera for sure.

Love the metal trim!

Speaker audio sounds louder and crisper, more full. I like the change in placement so my hand doesn't cover it up on the bottom.

S pen feels so much more responsive to light touch. I am a huge s pen user as I draw lots of diagrams and schematics. Never had an issue with the note 3 stylus, but this one feels like a very nice improvement (less pressure required to draw).

After trimming the fat off of background services (as I did on Note 3), my battery life seems slightly better than before- though the N3 seemed great as well. Time will tell.

Lots of other little details- too many to mention. A very happy customer. How someone could think the note 3 is better with such a huge difference in camera quality, I do not know.

Yes, very much worth it if you ask me!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] V@no:
Everyone is so excited about the camera, but does it:

1) allow take pictures while shooting 60fps 1080p videos?

2) have 60fps video with image stabilization?

3) does the camera keeps your settings if you switch to different modes and then quit/kill the camera app? (such as size, burst, stabilization, face detection. To test it, change these settings and switch to HDR mode, then hit home button and use the phone for a while by loading different apps, filling up the memory, until camera app gets removed from memory)

For Note 3 the answers are: no, no, no
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] blackout720:
You can take pictures while shooting video. Image stabilization is a thing when shooting in 1080p but not 4k. Not sure about the last, I didn't take a notice to that.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Jennygirl:
The video does seem more stable without software stabilization, probably the OIS I would imagine. Or maybe I'm just placebo-ing
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] blackout720:
Well i was using a tri pod for the best results.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] V@no:
1080p at 30fps, not 60fps. Big difference.

After playing with the phone in bestbuy, I came to conclusion that there is absolutely no improvements in restrictions of the camera. Pretty much same bs as on note 3.

If there is optical image stabilization (my understanding it's means "mechanical" stabilization), then it should work regardless of the mode user choose to shoot in - this is not the case with note 4, therefore imo "optical image stabilization" - is a gimmick bull****.

I was extremely disappointed with my experience using this new camera app overall, with butchered settings, with that stupid round/half moon/spinning focus indicator that I couldn't figure out what the f.k does it represent at all, compare to common sense green/red square on note 3.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Jennygirl:
Do people actually shoot tons of 60fps video with their phones? That seems more of a gimmick to me than absolutely anything else. Who really cares, that feature is useless and just part of an era.

If you really care about making good videos, you have a real camera with a real lens and a follow focus. Geesh

I am surprised you found the camera app to be so terrible. I think the design and functional aspects are greatly improved. Yeah so there is a strange reticle where it focuses, but it doesn't miss shots and take 5seconds to open the app, and another 3sec to "process" the photo. Note 4 camera is in a whole other world... It actually works, comparatively.

I think it does a great deal better than "just works". Detail is incredible with the OIS
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] sireniankyle:
I'm sure that i will be the minority here, but i felt like the jump from the 3 to 4 was not worth it. i actually prefer my note 3. my note 4 from best buy lagged more than my note 3 did. i'll just wait for a better phablet
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] raiu:
it starts with battery saving on and restrict performance on which causes a lot of stutter. Turn all that off and HELL yah its much quicker then the note 3, side by side.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] V@no:
The only reason nobody uses it, is because it's not the default and it turns off lots of other features. The video in 60fps is absolutely flawless as in real life compare to jerky 30fps. If you don't see the difference between 30 and 60fps, perhaps you should film something other then your sleeping cats. (j/k ;))

Note 3 camera works just as well on brand new phone, when nothing is installed and when no photos were shot. Once more and more apps installed or internal/sdcard getting filled up with photos/videos, the camera become slower and slower. I bet the same will happen with Note 4 and as much.

Oh, the photos people shown are incredible, no arguing there, it's the whole concept of going backwards with features what really bothers me. It's degrading, it's Idiocracy.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Jennygirl:
I probably have more experience knowing the difference between 30p and 60p than you might have initially thought ;) I do kinda see your point to some degree, though. Granted I would never be using a phone if I really wanted to do high quality video work (by the form factor alone).

However it should perform excellently for posting internet videos of cats... I will fully agree with that!

Agh, hopefully not! So far so good...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] ekerbuddyeker:
I spent a while running my note 3 side by side with a 4 in an AT&T store. I ran apps side by side and the 4 was occasionally faster at loading them. Camera was still as slow (or fast) as the 3. Have to say that while the 4 has a better display, and 4.44, I just can't justify spending $900 over 18 months for what is essentially the same device. Was different when I could ring the retention department and get an early upgrade and pay say $99. So I'm either sticking with it or getting something entirely different like the Nexus 6 - I can't help it if I get device boredom and the need to switch.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] blackout720:
After almost two weeks of use and i'm on the same page as you. I even feel as if my Note 4 has more problems than my Note 3. It crashes and lags worst than what my Note 3 ever did on a bad day.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] BarryH_GEG:
I've had the Note 4 for a week coming from a Note 3. I loved my Note 3 and wasn't really all that excited about the Note 4 when it was first announced. I'm on Next so was getting it any way but didn't see the move being as big from Note 2<>3 (but even then people said that wasn't a big move).

I was wrong - it's a huge move forward. Physically the Note 4 looks and feels more substantial but that's a superficial benefit. The refreshing of TW and the stock apps make the phone seem more integrated and responsiveness in the UI, within apps, and during transitions is markedly improved. I'll give you an example. I always use to cringe handing my Note 3 to iPhone toting friends to show them something. Zooming in photos and the browser always stuttered and was jerky. Not so on the Note 4.

The display is gorgeous and far better than on the Note 3. It's kind of hard to describe why. It just seems clearer, deeper, sharper, and brighter. I don't think that's from the PPI bump alone; I think it's an evolution of the quality of the display.

Had I not gotten it free I probably would have stuck with my Note 3. Now that I've been using it I can say it's worth the paid upgrade (which would have been about $400. $800 for the Note 4 less $400 from selling my pristine Note 3).

The Note 4's better than the Note 3 in every way. And heavier user's will appreciate that more than light users. To each their own. ;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] 7aidour:
maan my phone (Note 4) rocks:D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] shockandawe:
Decisions, keep my Note 3 with root and control, or keep my Note 4 with better camera and screen with very minimal control, and possibly never getting root. Believe you me, I'm trying to justify note 4 on next plan over a paid off note 3.lol 2 more days to decide.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] kparikh82276:
I'm coming from HTC one m7, so for me I'm very impressed with the functionality of the Note 4 hands down.

Camera waaayyyy better even at night photos.

Productivity love the stylus and the things it can do.

Screen size....love it.

Sounds I must admit I actually miss the front speakers of HTC m7.

But call reception, way better actually the area in my apartment that always use to cause trouble, no issues now. I'm very much impressed, and that alone would want me to keep this phone over my HTC one m7. I mean after all this is a phone, and I do use it as a phone, so for cell phones to give me sloppy issues with reception is very disappointing. In fact I was always blaming the carriers for not giving proper coverage. Word of advice, If your carrier reviews the coverage map, and says your area is covered according to them, and your still having issues after firmware updates and all, it time to borrow a note 4 from someone and see the difference. (I'll be also honest, borrow any Samsung model, it think the casing and antenna do a better job)

Loving Note 4 so far.

My first Samsung was skyrocket 2 w att. Now I'm back to Samsung again

...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] v3ngence:
+1 for Skyrocket, it was a 4G gs2, I had that phone all the way up unto a week ago when I got the Note 4.

As great as the skyrocket was with a good rom, the Note 4 is over 10x better even with no root
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3's&7's:
I recently wiped (sys/data/cache/dav) my opo and tried flashing the aosp .zip OnePlus released.

I completely failed to see it was an .ota and it would not flash. I restored nandroid and its a mess.

The phone boots fine to vanir/ak restore, but no lock screen, radio, etc.

Checked settings and all looks good, except "Firmware Unknown".

Should I just backup my onboard storage and use a factory image to restore?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] truckroot:
Reflash the Vanir ROM that u restored from to see what missing elements get restored. If u have no radio though, use fastboot to flash or one of the flashable zips. You shouldn't have to completely wipe depending on which partitions are jacked, if any.

From my N5 or OPO
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3's&7's:
Thanks for the post. I tried flashing a Vanir nightly from Twrp and it was a real mess. It would boot to OS, but constant settings, etc. fail to launch windows popping up.

No radio on nandroid and on twrp zip flashes in any case.

Had a feeling it would take a fastboot flash of a zip.

Thinking stock cm 11s .zip fastboot flash then?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] WoodenFox21101:
Hi,

I'm trying to get CyanogenMod on my S3 (4.4.2 KitKat) and according to the CyanogenMod wiki, I should flash an older bootloader onto my phone so that I can get a custom recovery working on my phone. It says that I should use Heimdall in order to do that. But when I check to see if my device is detected by Heimdall Frontend, it gives me this message:

ERROR: Failed to access device. libusb error: -12

Can someone tell me how to fix this problem?

Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ShapesBlue:
Your on a locked bootloader of 4.4.2 NE1 and you can't flash an older version of Android. You have essentially bricked your phone. And just an fyi do not always believe everything that's posted on Wikipedia as most of it is wrong, as far as the error I'd do both a Google search and one here on xda

From my CM11 S3
[HTC One Mini] Socrats:
So a few months ago I switched to CyanogenMod 11 while I was on sense 5. Well Cyan has started running really slow and not even the updates have fixed this. I have cwm installed, s-off, and my boatloader unlocked. Could someone tell me how exactly I go about flashing a sense 6 ROM? I'd greatly appreciate the help. Thanks ! :o
[HTC One Mini] Socrats:
Bump: anyone ?
[HTC One Mini] jollywhitefoot:
This is a good guide. You can probably start at step 3. Before you start, you should copy a sense 6 rom to your sd card. Also, in case your sd card gets wiped during the process, you should make sure you are able to push a rom to your phone from recovery (either ADB push or OTG device).

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2789272

Obviously, you should back everything up before you begin. If you're on older firmware your phone will probably be wiped completely.

Here are some good sense 6 ROMs:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2753784

http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-mini/development/rom-official-stock-sense-6-rom-firmware-t2817921

http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-mini/development/rom-liberty-rom-sixth-sense-t2875292
[HTC One Mini] Socrats:
Thanks bro ! I'll try this when I get home and let you know how it works.
[HTC One Mini] Socrats:
Quick question, I'm going to flash the insert coin rom, but can I do this if my phone's boot loader is unlocked even without s-off? Also my phone currently has cwm installed for recovery, is it possible to just install twrp using the guide you posted even if I have cwm? Sorry for all of the questions lol. Thanks in advance.
[HTC One Mini] jollywhitefoot:
Boot loader unlocked is good.

You can't upgrade to sense 6 firmware unless you're s-off. But I thought you were already s-off? Have you ever been s-off? What firmware are you on now? Hboot and radio versions from boot loader.

Yes. Installing twrp 2.7.1.1 will replace the cwm recovery.

I can't stress enough...make a backup in recovery. And copy that backup and anything else you don't want to lose to your computer. It's very possible that your phone can be completely wiped during the process.

I'd also make sure that adb worked from recovery. In the event you can't boot your device into os (which means you won't be able to drag and drop the Rom to your device), you'll have to use adb commands to push the Rom to your device. You can test this by flashing twrp 2.7.1.1, then enter recovery. Then from your computer, in adb folder in a command prompt, type "adb devices". This should return your device serial number.
[HTC One Mini] Socrats:
No I'm not s-off, every method I've tried has failed. It's actually something I've been having trouble with. My phone is rooted, and every method has failed. I just tried firewater about 20 mins ago and it failed saying my phone isn't supported. This isn't my first time trying either.
[HTC One Mini] jollywhitefoot:
What firmware?
[HTC One Mini] Socrats:
My firmware is 1.25.40g
[HTC One Mini] jollywhitefoot:
That's just radio...what's hboot? 2.22?
[HTC One Mini] Socrats:
Oh lol, yes my hboot is 2.22
[HTC One Mini] jollywhitefoot:
You should be on the new partition layout, and should be able to flash a sense 6 rom without updating firmware.

Insert Coin might work, but i'm not positive about that. This stock one should definitely work: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2791725

I flashed this one when i was s-on, on hboot 2.22 and radio 1.25 without any problems. Once you're on that ROM, you can probably get s-off with Rumrunner if you want.

Here's the path I took when my device was in the state yours is in (S-On, hboot 2.22 & Radio 1.25)

- Flash TWRP 2.1.1.1 recovery

- make a full backup from TWRP

- test adb* from recovery (specifically: make sure "adb devices" returns your serial number, and that you can use "adb push <nameofROM.zip>" to your sdcard)**

- reboot into OS

- Copy the backup you just made (twrp folder on sdcard) and all other files that you don't want to lose to your computer (make sure to leave the TWRP backup on your sdcard in case you need to restore)

- Copy the sense 6 rom to your device

- Reboot into recovery

- Wipe your device*** (once you do this, your phone will not boot until you flash a working rom, or restore the backup you just made)

- Go to "Install" and find your rom's zip file on the sdcard, select it and swipe to flash ****

- After your ROM has flashed, if you don't get any errors, you can reboot your device

- That should be it...you will see a white screen with HTC on it for a little while while (sometimes as long a 5 or more minutes...or at least it seems that way sometimes) the installation finalizes (but there's no progress bar, so you just need to be patient here).

* here is more information on setting up adb if you need it: http://techbeasts.com/2013/08/26/how-to-install-adb-fastboot-drivers-on-your-windows-pc-guide/

** this is not an essential step IF EVERYTHING GOES PERFECTLY, but, IF flashing a rom fails and you can't boot into OS and your sdcard gets wiped out and you your backup is no longer on the device, adb can save your bacon, because you can't drag and drop files from your computer to your device when the device is in recovery. Bottom line is, it's smart to make sure that you can transfer files to your device from recovery in case of disaster.

*** I prefer to wipe the device manually (wipe > advanced wipe > select DAVLIK CACHE, CACHE, DATA, & SYSTEM <do not select internal storage>

**** some ROMs use an installed called "Aroma" that steps through the installation process and lets you choose mods as you go. If the ROM you install has aroma, you will get wipe options. Make sure to select Do not wipe because you just wiped everything above. If your ROM doesn't have aroma, you will just see the installation log flashing in the terminal window).

That's all I can think of...hope this helps and everything goes smoothly.

EDIT: If all of this works and you're able to flash the stock sense 6 ROM i linked to above and want to try a newer stock rom or maybe even insert coin, just follow the steps above again. But i would probably start with the rom i linked to because i KNOW that one will work with your current config
[HTC One Mini] Socrats:
Ok I'm about to give it a shot, thanks!
[Moto 360] Colonel White:
Hello, community!

Let me present you Nixie watchface. Another piece of major Nixie Clock project. Hope you will enjoy it.

Screenshots in the attachment.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigLisy:
Hello, I just bought a Tab S 10.5 LTE version. I found out only now that the CPU varies between models, so now I wonder, will mine come with a Snapdragon or an Exynos?

It wasn't written on the description.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
Use an app called cpuz to find out what chipset you have and everything about your device.