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[AT&T LG G2] chino0f86:
Lg d800 with cm11

If your having trouble with no mobile data after cm11 install, try going into voice mail. I didn't understand why I wasn't getting any data but decided to take my chances doing simple random things like removing the Sim or going into voice mail. After gaining data again it would drop, so try it again
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alhadee12:
Is there a "Quick Glance" mode on the Note 4?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LaDoyers:
Settings> accessibility> dexterity & interaction> air wake up
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dixielee:
Hi Guys,

After rooting my phone, trying different Custom Roms and reverting to stock a couple of times, I now have soft bricked my S4, or at least I hope it's only a soft brick.:(

I upgraded from JB 4.3 to Kitkat 4.4 and TWRP recovery a couple of months back. I live in Australia and as yet we don't have access to Stock Kitkat 4.4, so I flashed the United Kingdom XXUGNG8 (BTU) firmware. The phone began to lag and a couple of the functions refused to work, so without thinking I attempted to flash back to JB 4.3.........I know, I know you can't do that, but tat the time I was frustrated with it's performance and I didn't think before I acted.

Anyway, first I was unable to enter Recovery mode......nothing worked, the phone would just boot to the error screen. I was able using Odin 3.07, T erase all, flash a .pit file and obtain a "pass".

Get pit for mapping

Firmware update start

RQT close

Res ok

Removed

Remain Port.......0

All threads completed (Success 1/Fail 0)

Then when I attempt to flash a stock rom, it fails every time at "System Write".

I now have discovered that a "Phil's Touch recovery .tar" can be flashed, but nothing else.

When I boot the phone up, it hangs at the Samsung Galaxy S4 iGT9505 screen.

What have I done wrong guys, have I completely corrupted the phone, or is it recoverable? Please Help.:(

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lennyz1988:
You can't revert back to 4.3.

So flash a custom rom or a stock 4.4.2 rom and you will be fine.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dixielee:
Yes thanks for your reply. I re flashed a pit file and stock rom together and it appears to be working fine now.
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DEREKTROTTER:
Has anyone successfully loaded movies from an external HDD mounted using stickmount ?

If yes:

What external Harddrive do you have? Powered/Unpowered / brand etc.....

Any problems with large files?

Im wanting to playback large 1080p files from external, some up to 10GB and want to make sure there isnt any playback problems. If there is, how do you playback these files without problems?

Thanks in advance
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KarlP:
I'm using this:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822178434

No problems with any 1080p files so far, I believe I've even tried a BD25 image, but that might have been from my NAS, not the local drive. I will say I've had one movie playing on the FireTV and the FireTV was serving up another movie to another device via FTP over WiFi from the same USB drive, both seemed to be playing fine.
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DEREKTROTTER:
thanks, i have something similar already, wasnt sure it would work without power.

I wanted to get a 4TB powered HDD but unsure how that will run.
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DEREKTROTTER:
ok i read on another forum about someone having problems loading up a 2TB HDD. Maybe because not enough power?

I was thinking about connecting by 1 of these so the power is supplied to the hub:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/USB-3-0-S...t=UK_Computing_USB_Cables&hash=item1e8d5e8035

Would this work?

example:
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Newbie_from_NJ:
I have no problems whatsoever with a 2TB Western Digital Passport. (no power cord)

I play huge mkv and mp4 files all the time...
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KCFish:
This is the exact setup I'm running. Works great.

The only thing I would mention, is that my FireTV doesn't reboot correctly with the powered USB hub plugged in. Which has been reported by many others as well. If I power off the unit, and power it back on with the powered USB hub plugged in, it sits at a static black and white Amazon screen. I have to unplug the hub and reboot again to make it work.

Otherwise, this setup has been working perfectly.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] softkey:
I want to decrypt my HTC and I read that I need to do a Factory Reset, bu I need the stock recovery restored since I'm on custom recovery.

Where can I get the stock recovery img?

Cheers,
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danny201281:
If the phone is booting you can just turn it off in Settings.

Or Take a look here, try to find one as close to your current OS version as possible.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2545227 ;)

If you found my posts helpful, Please click thanks :good:
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BeauFL:
Tablet: Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 (GT-P5113) Wifi only.

OS: Android 4.2.2 Jellybean

Build#: P5113UEUCMK3

So here is what I have done:

Ran Odin v3 1.85 and pushed CF-Auto-Root-expresso10wifi-expresso10wifibby-gtp5113.tar.md5

I followed the instructions to the letter. The Odin process runs, red Android screen....tablet process runs...neither process reports errors...No Root.

When I try SuperSU I get "There is no SU binary installed...." blah blah see it all over the forums but nothing I have tried has fixed either problem. I even put the SuperSU.apk on a micro SD and it won't install over to replace the binary. SuperSU does not show up in my Applications list so I cannot remove it.

So I did hard resets, wiped cache etc..

No change.

Next I downloaded the factory ROM P5113UEUCMK3_P5113XACCND2_HOME.tar.md5 from Samsung and pushed it over successfully.

No change.

I cannot get root to take so I cannot manually remove SuperSU using a file manager (requires root)

I would really like to get my tablet rooted so i can install other apps.

Any one with information that will help me solve this will be my new hero...briefly...

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PanchoPlanet:
Did you check "unknown sources" in security/developer section?

Pp.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BeauFL:
Yes I did.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lennie paz:
I'm having the exact same problem with my P5110.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Takashii:
Is anyone really gonna help here?

I have the same issue with GT-P3113.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PanchoPlanet:
To root or not to root?

Which one is it people? If you can't file explore because you don't have root you just delete SU from your apps (Manage apps) drawer.

Then you just go about your typical rooting, following the Op instructions and your done.

Pp. :eek:
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Takashii:
I can only turn on and off supersu, can't delete or uninstall it.

Also despite turning it off and checking the appstore, there's no uninstall button, even when I did update it with a new apk it still won't do anything. Still says the same thing. no Binary and can't even install one.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BeauFL:
As I mentioned SU is not in my App manager and therefore cannot be removed. I attempted to download and install the SU apk from micro SD and it failed.

So I am stuck with no root and unable to get a file manager running to manually remove SU.:confused:
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oscarivan:
I have the same problem with my P3113
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shakatu:
Do you have a custom recovery (CWM or TWRP) installed? If so you can download and flash the latest SuperSU.zip
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jon Stewart:
I am very impressed by the hardware. The CPU and GPU leapfrog every other set top box on the market. But for me, Google really needs to invest more of its developers into fixing the software situation. That's the only way I will believe they aren't planning to abandon it like they have so many other ventures.

Gaming matters, but not in the way most people think IMO. No one will ever opt for this over a PS4. Trying to compete with dedicated consoles is a fools errand. Abandon that pipe dream and instead work on making this device the perfect companion device to our gaming consoles. Aim to make it so that anything you can do with a htpc, you can do with the nexus player. Let us install emulators on it. Let us get our PS4 or Ouya controllers working flawlessly on it. Let us stream games from our desktops steam library on it. Work with sony to get playstation tv and ps4 remote play on it.

Google, offer to code these apps and support for third party controllers (ps4 controller, xbox 360 controller, wii u pro controller and Ouya controller) yourself if that’s what it takes to get these controllers working flawlessly on the Nexus Player. We all have ps4, 360, wii u pro or Ouya controllers lying around. Don't make us buy more controllers, make drivers yourself if need be to let us use any of our existing Bluetooth controllers on the nexus player flawlessly.

This article to me is on point... http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/7-things-googles-nexus-player-must-succeed/

Do those and you will turn me into active developer for your device.

So what about you. What does Google have to do to get you to develop for the nexus player?
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Magnesus:
Nothing really. I am tired of developing simple games for small screens and would love to jump to developing games for the big screen but without obstacles that big consoles put on indie devs. I will port at least tree of my games immediately I get hands on it (which might take time, Google doesn't ship to Poland). I am also developing a new platformer game with a mini console as a main target (and multiplayer like in Rayman Legends) in mind.
[Nexus Player Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taggen:
Totaly agree, some people dont like the PS controlls but someone likes XBOX controlls people should just get to select what controlls them want to use to the device.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] aturyan:
Hey everyone, here are some video reviews I did on the Spigen Ultra Hybrid, Tough Armor, and Slim Armor for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4

Ultra Hybrid Review:

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Slim Armor Review:

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Tough Armor Review:

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Neo Hybrid Review:

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I'll also be reviewing the Neo Hybrid next and will be adding that to the post once I get that video up. Also, if you have any questions about the case, please feel free to ask.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] DADDYDC650:
Does this case cover the white bezel surrounding the glass? I have an S-Line clear case and the bottom portion of the case does not fully cover the white bezel portion under the home button.

Like so
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] fbauto1:
I have ultra hybrid and it covers the whole thing
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] aturyan:
Yes, the Ultra Hybrid does cover the whole white bezel.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] DADDYDC650:
Most reviews on Amazon claim that the heart rate sensor doesn't work all the time with your case.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] aturyan:
I've tried the heart rate sensor with all cases, they all work as long as you follow the instructions and just press gently.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] btort1:
I'm disappointed the edges don't have much tpu on the slim armor cases. I like to have a good grip, especially on my note
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] Amd4life:
I have the tough armor, and while I like the case (especially for the sale price), the stand is VERY flimsy, even though it is metal. the hinge that connects to the plastic case, seems as if it will just fall off is you wiggle it too much.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] aturyan:
The kickstand is not metal, it is cheap thin plastic. In the review I state for the slim armor I said that it has come off numerous times since its held theres no support in the hinge. It's easy to pop back on, but can be annoying since you have to take the case ofd to put it back on.

A tip to prevent it from coming off, hold the hinge area while you try to take it out so that it doesnt come off the hinge.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] HTCMario:
2 complaints about the Sigen tough armor:

1) flimsy, worthless kickstand. seidio does it right with their surface cases

2) kept the case in pocket with car keys and the back is already scratched up everywhere.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] aturyan:
Yea the kickstand is a p.o.s. At first I thought I'd rather not have it, but there are times when I need a kickstand so I'd rather have it then have nothing.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] Amd4life:
The tough armor also Is tad alippery. The main contact points for your Palm and hand should either have grips points or be made of rubber.

It's very sleek but also very slick, and the volume/power buttons should have more of a bump, or lettering to allow for better differential feeling vs the rest of the sides of the case. I have to always look at the buttons to make sure my fingers are in the right place.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] NogaroS4:
I bought the ultra hybrid, neo-hybrid, and slim armor. Does anyone else have some sloppiness on the left side of the ultra hybrid? Also notice some sloppiness with the neo-hybrid. I lent my cousin my sim armor until her cases come in so I cant comment on that one.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] Currupt247:
Great videos man. Well shot and covers the information very clearly.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] RebDovid:
What do you mean by "sloppiness on the left side of the ultra hybrid"? I don't notice anything particular on mine. For what it is and the price I paid ($3.49 + $3.00 shipping), it serves well while I consider more protective cases.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] NogaroS4:
basically I can press on the sides and it squishes in on the left side whereas on the right it just feels solid. Same with the top..press it and it just feels solid. But press the bottom you can feel the tpu move towards the phone
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] aturyan:
I don't have that with the Neo Hybrid since the fit is just so tight but on the Tough Armor, Slim Armor, and Ultra Hybrid, because the fit is not as tight as the neo hybrid, there is a very very very slight amount of movement if you grip firmly but It's definitely not anything too serious.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] adorkablejuliep:
Am I the only one who wishes the neo hybrid came with a white back option? Love the case but don't like the dark color with my white phone.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] aturyan:
the heartrate works with mine, you just have to be really gentle.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] aturyan:
This would be awesome indeed.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] simpletona70:
I agree, it would've been really nice to get a white rubber case option. I am loving my Neo hybrid case, looks great, still nice and slim plus I fell like my phone is safe enough for peace of mind.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] RMXO:
I have the Neo Hybrid Metal and my Monster ear buds have issue staying connected when plugged in.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] Blaqdymun:
Nope. My ultra Hybrid fits perfectly. I love it. (clear )

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You may have gotten a poorly manufactured case. Just contact them and explain the situation. I had an issue with the hinge on the S-view case for Note 3 they sent Me a replace cover & hinge. Customer Service is pretty decent from My experience.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] jkwjkw:
I bought the Spigen Thin Fit and the Ultra Capsule. Both suck and will be returned, for the below reasons ...

The Thin Fit makes a creaking noise every time I hold the phone. VERY annoying. The fit is off.

The Ultra Capsule was designed by somebody who either never used the phone, or has child-sized fingers. I'm a man, with average sized hands and fingers, and I cannot get the heart rate sensor to work with the Ultra Capsule because the cutout border is too thick and too close to the sensor. I've tried a million times holding my finger horizontally and vertically, with light, medium, and hard press, etc, and it doesn't work. I've only gotten it to read my pulse one time, and it was off by about 20 bpm. Also, the Ultra Capsule has a ridge below the home button / fingerprint reader that makes it difficult for anybody with medium to large fingers to easily scan a finger (especially thumb).

Even on the Thin Fit, the case is too close to the heart rate sensor to be used easily by somebody with medium to large fingers.

Every good case for the Note 4 will have adequate space and thinness next to the heart rate sensor for man-sized fingers to use the sensor easily. Also, a case should be recessed below the home button so medium to large fingers can swipe the fingerprint reader easily. Finally, a case should have a large enough cutout for every mic and speaker so that the case does not interfere with the mic or speaker functionality. The Ultra Capsule mic cutouts are so small that it interferes with the mics and makes recorded audio sound muffled.

You should consider actually using the phone and plugging things into the ports when doing reviews. I appreciate your time and effort to make and post the reviews; this is just a friendly suggestion to make your reviews better.

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Since you took the time to review multiple cases, I figure the least I can do is offer some more suggestions to help make your reviews even better.

A few of the topics an excellent smartphone case review should include ...

1) Slickness/stickiness/grippy-ness of case.

2) Fitment.

3) Thickness of case. Use a digital caliper to really impress your viewers.

4) Close up views of ports for mics and speakers.

5) Test the ports of the special sensors like heart rate and fingerprint.

6) Test multiple aftermarket headphone, usb, charger connectors with the ports.

7) Test mic with and without the case to see if case affects quality/performance of mic.

8) Quality of materials.

9) Perceived value of case, based on price, material quality, warranty, etc.

10) Degree of protection offered by case.

11) Effect of skin oils and sweat on case finish.

12) Examine case finish for (microscopic?) scratches after use.

I'm sure there are other things to discuss during a case review. I honestly haven't watched a large number of case reviews on youtube, and never done my own video review, but all of the above things I'd want to see in a review.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] aturyan:
Thank you for the feedback. I'll try to include a few of those points in my following reviews. There were actually some points on your list that I wanted to put into my review after I had shot it, but the way I shoot my videos makes putting stuff back in kind of cumbersome. I really appreciate the feedback though.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] aturyan:
So there's another thread on this issue but some people are having cutout issues with the Spigen Cases and so I thought I'd address it.

Okay so I took so super up close macro shots with my Canon 60mm and here are the pictures. Ordering from top to bottom: Ultra hybrid, Tough Armor, Slim Armor, Neo Hybrid. The Ultra Hybrid was on an AT&T white Note 4 and the other three were on a Black Tmobile Note 4. Seems like there's not really an issue with the tmobile or at&t versions. I also checked sound quality and there didn't seem to be an issue. I'm guessing that maybe Verizon versions perhaps maybe have a different placement or something.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] ToneyEricsson:
I have normally gone for the slim armor with other devices as for the Note 4 which is best Slim Armor or Tough Armor?
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] Mr_Armageddon:
Thank you for providing the up-close shots. I have a Neo Hybrid on my Note 3, and have really like the case. Was going to get one for my Note 4 on T-Mobile, but was worried after all of the negative reviews on Amazon stating that the microphone holes don't line up. After seeing your pictures I am going to purchase the case, and will hopefully be as happy with it as I was with the one on my Note 3.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] MrWicked1:
The holes don't line up on the Verizon model n4
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] aturyan:
Honestly, the tough armor and slim armor are not quite as good as they were for the Note 3 in my opinion. The kickstand just kind of ruins it for me. For the note 4 though, I would say that the Tough Armor is more industrial feeling and more substantial in the hands than the Slim Armor which may feel a bit "cheaper." Try buying both with Amazon prime if you're a prime member and you can return both easily with Amazon's awesome customer service. If you buy directly from Spigen, you might have to pay for return shipping and etc..
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] bitbang3r:
I have a Tough Armor, and I'm not terribly impressed. It looks nice, but IMHO it has a few fundamental problems:

1. Absurdly slippery plastic used for the hard shell

2. The buttons feel kind of sloppy, and their locations aren't particularly obvious by tactile feel. They're definitely inferior to the tactile usability of the buttons on the Otterbox Defender I had for my Photon, as well as the Galaxy S3 Seidio ActiveX & Zerolemon cases I had for their two matched extended batteries.

3. It does nothing, IMHO, to make the phone feel good in my hand. I absolutely LOVED how the Otterbox & ActiveX felt in my hand. They just felt "right". When I held the phone, I had a feeling that it was securely in my grasp, and I wasn't about to accidentally drop or fling it. I get none of those warm fuzzy feelings from the Spigen Tough Armor. (I had a major love-hate relationship with the Zerolemon case... it was a huge step down from the ActiveX, but god... the battery was absolutely intoxicating :cool: )

Point-blank, I'm not really satisfied with the Tough Armor... but I'm not sure I'm sufficiently dissatisfied to go spend $40 on a UAG case to use while waiting for Otterbox, Seidio, and/or Zerolemon to get their respective acts together. Otterbox is probably out of the question since they've never supported extended batteries & stock just isn't big enough for me. The extended-battery ActiveX for the S3 was the greatest-feeling case I've ever owned, hands-down... mostly, due to the awesome hump on the back where the kickstand was that made it easy to hold in one hand without fear of accidentally flipping, flinging, or dropping it. But its battery -- while a definite step up from stock -- was barely enough to get me through 8-10 hours of daily use, let alone 24. If there's a god, Seidio will make a case like the ActiveX paired with a Zerolemon-like 8000-12000mAH battery. ;)
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] Mr_Armageddon:
Correct, and since I am getting the T-Mobile N4, I have also ordered this case which should work fine with it. :good:
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] A|ex:
does the wireless back cover fit on with these cases?
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] rcobourn:
It looks like it probably won't, it is thicker. I'm trying to decide between the wireless cover and who knows what for a case and the s-view wireless cover.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] A|ex:
i think I will use a wireless coil with NFC again
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] couragedragon:
Great videos man. You've saved me a lot of hassle and frustration. Really appreciate it!
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] headshrinker139:
Will this scratch the bezel? Also, will there be an issue fitting my Shure SE315 in the headset port? Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] Schwuar:
Hey all, received my Neo Hybrid and Tough Armour today and the power button on the tough armour is really stiff. I took it out of the case and just put the rubbery bit on and it worked okayish (i made sure the button was in line with the button bit on the case), when i put the plastic bit back on it worked less okayish and then just went crap again. I dont know if its because its new or because the button isnt aligning properly but I have put my Neo Hybrid back on because it was a pain.