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[Motorola Atrix HD] audit13:
Root Explorer: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.speedsoftware.rootexplorer&hl=en
[Motorola Atrix HD] markdemich:
Thanks. I purchased that app and when I tried to set the permissions of the file it prompted to mount the volume with write permissions. Once it did that, everything else worked.

Thanks again,

Mark
[General Questions and Answers] mjoha:
Hi

I wounder if someone know how I can edit file in MEGA for example word document, I have ES file explorer and that app not support Mega I have tried so many apps but I don't see any solution

The only thing is to go to mega open the doc with for example WPS and edit the doc and save it and upload it to mega.

On Dropbox, box, onedrive i can edit and save than its done.

Someone have a solution?

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[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheDynamiteGuy:
hi everyone, I just notice that my OPO cannot auto-rotate the screen. When I open atutu device info is shows all sensor is unsupported. Have anyone got this problem ?

I already flash the stock 38R image from fastboot and it does not solve the problem. any helps ?

ps: sorry for my english
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheDynamiteGuy:
Flashing persist.img fixes this problem.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ek69:
Thanks for updating with the fix for future users :)

Sent From Bacon
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beso192:
Hi all!

I have smartphone: Prime P508, manufacturer: ALPS, android version 4.2.1 MT6589

after flashing my phone dead please help
[Sony Xperia ZR] scofieldtun:
good morning all ,

i have xperia ZR with 10.5.1.A.283 stock rom inside (KK 4.4.4).

in order to try some custom roms, i have unlocked the bootloader.

now i have tried all the combination of hard keys to boot into stock boot loader but i can't.

i want to install cwm or twrp but i don't find a way to boot into recovery,

is there any one who can tell me if there is another way to flash a kernel with cwm or twrp inside or any other way to boot into recovery .

thanks in advance :)
[Sony Xperia ZR] sourabhp:
you may try flashing a custom kernel which has recovery included in it. you will need flashtool
[Networking] o2xda2:
anyone has encountered this? I am using a atom exec now and it seems something is affecting outgoing call and also my ability to send out text messages. To reset this, i have to do a soft reset and somethings it is just inconvenient. Thanks.
[Networking] mHummelgaard:
GPRS affecting SMS and ....

I had the same problem on my Qtek S200 (Prophet).

This problem was solved with the latest update. So it seems to be a known issue.

Good luck.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] AcquiredIntellect:
Honestly not sure if anyone else feels this way so I'm curious what the rest of the At&t Note 4 community has to say...specifically on this...I mean two very important sensors got replaced for a fingerprint sensor and a heartbeat monitor that when you have a case on both are hard to use like it becomes pointless...which I think they are both too early in development to actually lose a humidity and temp sensor which alot of apps like to grab ahold of and becomes kind of important...the restriction is killer almost like I don't want it anymore honestly no root locked bootloader...can't do that for as long as I have been let alone alot longer...the camera has alot of gimmicks in it but does have a little better camera itself just think the software is horrible...I will say the pixel difference is there though and the screen is wonderful...it does have the lastest snapdragon which i like its the only reason why I still wanna hold it honestly...the battery is like a huge noticeable difference it decays alot faster then the three did and the phone does warm up alot more I think it has alot to do with the snapdragon the screen and the software layout like there is a lot of white when there doesn't need to be and the teal menu &!*# kills me I can't stand it there are alot of s5 layouts and even apps on here that they tried to hide but don't even work almost like they ported the s5 to the note 4 with minor changes it sucks ...but is that worth it over the note 3 I replaced it with I don't think it is....it think maybe a tmobile version of this phone would be worth replacing my at&t note 3 maybe thats a maybe its like they just through something together and sent it out because apple has a new i phone they need to compete with but it needs work i think it got put out to early...but this is definitely not worth it...just my opinion I'm curious what others feel...if it was a loss or a gain...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Smartino666:
I am coming from the Note 3 and I am loving the 4. The screen is amazing, I find battery life even better that the 3. Definitely more responsive with the 805 Snapdragon. I have the Ringke Slim case which allows me to still use the heart monitor with no issues. I find the fingerprint sensor to be a nice option. I personally don't mind the teal settings menu since I just don't interact that much with the menu. I also really liked the Note 3
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] TheGeeZus:
I always believed that somebody who own a Galaxy Note should wait at least two year period for upgraded.

Hardware jump is not as impressive as the Note 3 and quite frankly, Samsung is really becoming insistent that the better value of the device is it ecosystem and built-in app.

So any one who are still owning a Note 3, don't feel the rush to upgrading, you are fin at least until Note 5 has something better to offer.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] BrianBaker:
2.5D glass makes the device a dream to use when swiping from the edges of the display.I went from the note 2 to the M7 to the Note 3 to the M8 to the Note 4 and I think it's worth it but I'm a early adopter/ enthusiast type of guy
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Jennygirl:
Both phones are great and indeed very similar, but the Note 4 just kills it on camera which blows it out of the park.

Battery life for me has been better with Note 4 ever since I killed the bloatware (compared to N3).

Seriously though, the camera... It's not even about pixel count at all, it's the optical image stabilization and wider field of view... Incredibly more capable as a walk-around point 'n shoot. The glass seems to capture a sharper and wider image. This has nothing to do with pixel count. Numbers only tell you so much... Image quality tells you everything
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] LiquidHonesty:
IMO, it depends. My Note 3 running DynamicKat was pretty much just as fast as the Note 4, plus I had all the other benefits of being rooted. Honestly, I've been using the Note 4 since it came out but I find a reason I missed my Note 3 everyday......

EXCEPT! IMO, the "Quick Charge" is the biggest reason to get the Note 4. I'm no longer caring about my battery life. Seriously, I LOVE that feature.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] sireniankyle:
I came from the note 3, and love the note 4. I will, however, return this one, and buy the t-mobile one. That way I can root.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] BarryH_GEG:
Here's the Note 3 sensors...

Accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass, barometer, gesture, temperature, humidity

And the Note 4's...

Accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass, barometer, gesture, UV, heart rate, SpO2 (blood oxygen)

So UV, heart rate, and blood oxygen replaced temperature and humidity. I'd guess how "very important" the swap is depends on individual use cases. Out of curiosity, how did the loss of temperature and humidity sensors impact what you do with your phone?

It's the new "normal." Look what Google themselves is doing with 5.0. Two years ago I'd say about 75% of my circle of friends and associates rooted their phones. Today it's about 25%. Anyone connecting to a company network can't use a "tampered" phone. And it's not a physical restriction, it's the security document you sign that says using a tampered device to connect to the company network is an instant terminable offense. So T-Mobile doesn't lock their bootloaders (they don't do a lot of national account business either) but that's going to become the exception not the rule. I haven't been able to use a rooted device in over a year based on the networks I need to connect to.

You're pretty much alone in your opinion. You give up nothing from the Note 3 and gain a lot. And that's according to people on the forum and reviewers.

Set up

exactly

like my Note 3, I'm getting 25-35% better battery life on my Note 4. So are a lot of other people here.

When doing what? I haven't noticed any difference in heat output; at least the way I use my phone.

The Note 3's over a year old and so is its interface. The SGS5 is six months old and was Samsung's first effort to streamline and flatten TW and move to a more contemporary UX design and colors. The Note 4's s/w looks far more modern and has much better stock app integration than the Note 3's. I think you'll find it hard to find people that want to go back to a UX design that was already dated when the N3 launched. UI and UX design is also subjective.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] terabyte1:
Battery is better than GN3. It has to be some bloat were, if you have a poor battery life, an Index Service bug, for example. GN4 is substantially faster not only based on the CPU speed, but also on a faster memory controller. Definitely better and faster camera, brighter screen for outdoor use.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Simsron1:
I got the Note 4, for me the upgrade was worth it including the other sensors. I would defiantly upgrade if you have the option through the Next program, if you're going to have to pay retail, not worth it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] opasha:
I was rooted on my Note 3, but I have disabled all AT&T apps and have the exact same setup with Nova Prime on my Note 4. Hands down, this is a better device in terms of screen, camera, and for me most importantly BATTERY LIFE! My Note 3 was running stock rom with root because I have AT&T versions. The biggest eater of my battery life was Android Wear with my Moto 360. It literally sucked the life out of my Note 3 where it would only last barely a day - it was pretty bad. Also, I've owned every Note since the first one came out. I had a black Note 1 and people were shocked by how big it was when it first came out. I then got a white Note 2 (I truly loved this phone - it was rooted with the best rom = CLEANROM). The white Note 3 that replaced it was decent. Now, I'm back to all black with a Ringke Slim Black Soft Feel case. The battery life just doesn't seem to want to drop at all, lol. Even the stock pull down doesn't bother me as others have said. I still have it pretty customized using light manager and Textra, etc. I used Helium to restore all my app data perfectly. I highly recommend the Note 4. However, like others have noted, it's probably best to get the Tmobile version if you have the money and root it and use it on AT&T. The only reason I stuck with AT&T is because my friend has a hook up (I got my phone really early) and the amount just factors into my bill through the Next program so it's cheaper overall.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] ekerbuddyeker:
I was heading towards the Nexus 6 but with the debacle today I think I will go for the note 4. Your comments were very helpful.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Colin.kyC:
2.5D glass?

its the edge your talking about right? or something like the 3D glass you out on?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] ascian:
I went from the Note 2 to the Note 4, and honestly, I would still call this an incremental upgrade. That's not a knock on the phone, merely an observation on the state of the technology in this category.

The screen is much better, but the speed increases are negligible, the software is not significantly improved, the stylus actually feels cheaper and a step back though I have not used it enough to make a call on functionality. I did not spend any time with the Note 3, but this is actually (IMO) less comfortable to hold vs the Note 2 due to the "squared" design.

I was skeptical of upgrading, but I had numerous hardware issues after two years with the Note 2 that really forced my hand into upgrading now. If you're OK with your Note 2 or 3, then pocket the cash or donate a portion to me and wait for the next big thing. Wow. That was not intentional.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] mastaofdacat:
I was thinking about passing note 4 cuz I had a Note 3 (rooted) . The screen is amazing and my battery is absurdly insane awesome on the note 4 . I'm a moderate user to heavy use and haven't got battery below 75 % . I'm impressed !

Sent from My Galaxy Note 4
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] b3asty:
I came from my wonderful rooted Note 3 running urdroid rom to this amazing specimen of a phone.

snappiness

camera quality

screen quality

s-health coolness

Sheer power to carve up commands effortlessly

battery life

quick charge

These are all things that I consider more than just marginal improvements over my Note 3. I honestly never thought I would be using touchwiz. I'm the guy that automatically goes and installs nova prime without batting an eye. I'm going two week strong on touchwiz and loving it. The spen integration is improved. I like the new wrinkles around being able to manipulate windows and apps in bubbles and such. I pledged for root because the one thing that I don't like on stock is the fact that I have no real control over how cluttered my notification area gets up top. Give me root with wanam exposed and I am one happy camper.

It may be gimmicky bit I like being able to gauge my stress level. I measured my stress level and my wife's at the same time one evening. We had both just gotten home from work. She was clearly stressed while I had what I thought was a low stress day. The measurement was on point. This phone is making me utilize s-health more than ever before and I like that. I run a lot and count calories so it comes in handy.

All things considered, rooted or not, this is one helluva piece of technology.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] BrianBaker:
it's the rounded edges of the glass,yes
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] bts0uth:
It is probably worth the upgrade but not until Note 4 has root. I couldn't give up my custom roms
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] @Class:
Also coming from the Note 3... And I'm still on it.

Note 4 is in its box until the wifi issue is fixed. Any B, G, N network speed is horrible. AC Seems fine though but I travel a lot and AC is new and expensive, no where is going to have it so its unacceptable for me.

Its really not an upgrade, its like getting an iPhone 4 S from a 4 or a 5 S from a 5. Yeah the cameras are a bit better, but that's about it in all honesty. Hating Kit Kat.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] bfleischman:
How did you kill the bloatware if not Rooted?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] Drew489:
I know a bunch of people have had it but am hoping new firmware will fix it because I don't want to go through the hassle of returning it or warranty work through Samsung. I've tried all the hints and tips...have not rooted it. And I have the P907 AT&T LTE version.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] duracool:
I get that every time I play a game. Checkers. ...
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] eazyg:
It's a faulty part. Doubt your going to fix it with firmware.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] esgie:
Can you guys post a photo or at least a description how does the BSOD look like in your case, when does it happen and what happens after that (ie. everything gets back to normal after a few secs or you need to reboot or it reboots automatically...).

To be honest: I have P905 - absolutely the same hardware and a little different firmware - and never experienced anything that might be called a BSOD....
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] eazyg:
Mine would blue screen and restart after about a minute. Sometimes I would have to do a hard reset but usally it would restart itself. After it would happen once it would happen every few minutes.

It's not the exact same hardware. The AT&T version has the 4G hardware that yours doesn't have or doesn't use.

Samsung fixed mine and said it is a part the grabs updates from AT&T. It was unable to update and that is what was causing it to blue screen and restart. Strange because even when I shut off the data it still blue screened but whatever they replaced it is defiantly fixed.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] bloodylipp:
I have the att version. I'm rooted and stock firmware. Never seen the bsod. I bought mine day one.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] vudoo209:
Drew489, I wish it would be a software issue too but I'm thinking it is a hardware issue. Been looking at forums lately and a lot of the SM-P907A's are experiencing this BSOD. Everytime I'd have to go to recovery mode in order to restart the tablet or it wouldn't turn on at all. I've had it happened 3 times in the past month since I've owned it. It was usually when I was playing clash of clans or watching a video. I've tried clearing the cache (BSOD once after trying that) and then finally doing a factory reset as recommended by the Samsung technicians. It hasn't BSOD since I've did the factory reset but right now I'm trying to do a firmware restore through Kies. If this doesn't work then I'll be sending it for warranty repairs.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] Spere:
I got the P905 so I'm not having this problem, but.. Have any if you tried checking any logs if they can tell what's causing freezes/reboots? If one could find out what's causing it, maby someone is able find a way to fix it?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] wojo797:
I sent mine back they replaced the lcd...blue screen hit me today again. .I am calling tomorrow to send it back again. .. never again will I buy a Samsung tablet
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] ShadowLea:
You do realize this is a problem that only occurs on the P900 and the AT&T version, and not a generic Samsung problem? Not a single P905 is afffected.

It's like saying 'I will never buy a Toyota, because one type in France had problems with the brakes once.'
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] wojo797:
Wow you made zero point again.. Sorry I was busy responding to your first reply before you edited it... Toyota and brakes??? What do u smoke??

I don't care about the Wi-Fi version this is a issue I had for awhile.. I wrote the original post in general months ago http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-pro-12/general/wth-blue-screen-fade-to-black-t2856774 You trying to sum it up the way you did makes no sense but to use your logic. If I was to buy a toyotta and had brake issues and they refused to fix it for me , being a manufacturer defect. Then wouldn't I be a fool to continue purchasing from someone that does not stand behind there product???

Now I admit my response was somewhat knee jerked but I am fed up with owning a high end tab I can only use when the tab allows me to before it goes blue.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] wingdo:
How is the P900 not a generic Samsung one? It's WiFi only.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] ShadowLea:
Because not all Samsung devices use that particular chip.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] wojo797:
Exynos and snapdragon are not the same
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] wingdo:
So just to be clear, you are saying the Samsung Exynos chip is not a "generic" Samsung ..... Using the Qualcomm chip makes it a generic Samsung? I suppose I can understand the logic since Qualcomm is the dominant chipset, but when I think generic samsung I think pure samsung which means exynos in my mind.

Either way I want these random reboots to stop.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] wojo797:
I was refereeing to the fact some uninformed people seem to think the Wi-Fi version and the att version share the same chip set. They do not... I didn't refer to anything being generic.. I stopped the reboots after I rooted by installing xposed and downloading a Samsung reboot module. I can't remember the name off hand... I think it was actually for the s4 but works with our tabs..907a
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] wingdo:
Yeah, when I updated the ROM I totally forgot about that setting in Wanam Xposed. I just checked it a few minutes ago and here's hoping this is all it was. Of course it'd be better if Sammy fixed the bug in the first place and we didn't need Xposed modules to solve the issue, but I digress.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] wojo797:
Yup but Samsung has a bad habit of abandoning tablets software wise, once it's out it's out. Given the carrier devices are more of a piston because I think the carrier dictates updates
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] schurgatzi:
Your wrong .. I own a 905 and had some bluescreens, too.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] snifferno:
same problem. .

I hadde the same problem, So I contacted the dealer, They replaced the motherboard. Now its working perfect. No more blue screen. .....:)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] ericshmerick:
So I bought one of the 500+ AT&T Note Pro 12.2's from eBay's front page sale last week. Arrived yesterday.

Three blue screens so far. Bone stock everything. Will Samsung replace the system board in this thing? It's under warranty, but of course, I bought on eBay.

Qualitycellz is in for a nightmare of returns if not.

Edit: just spent 30 minutes crawling on the Samsung warranty support website. Their server must be dial-up. Took forever, only to discover it is showing a $230 charge to fix. LOL NO. Time to take it up some notches. The hardware is under warranty until the end of August 2015. I don't owe them a cent for their defective hardware.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] treetopsranch:
You bought it from Ebay? Maybe it was a fake from China or a grey market item. Hope not. But if it is, Samsung will not fix it.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] ericshmerick:
Lol its real. Had AT&T activate it yesterday. Typing this with the s-pen in multi window with YouTube running.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] babyshanks:
Ordered the same deal. Mine is coming today. I really hope this isn't an issue, but please do share what you end up doing and how it goes.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] ericshmerick:
I ended up submitting a return request and they accepted it. Mailing back today.

Tried everything. Cleared cache in recovery, formatted in recovery, didn't install any apps. 30 minutes in this morning, BAM blue screen and reboot.

Not going to work for me. Just not worth my time or hassle. I feel sorry for the buyers who purchased 3-5 of them (obviously for small business use). They are in for a world of hurt. I'm going with this being a mass defect that's not yet acknowledged by Samsung because the AT&T model isn't that common. Well, they have 500 more in the wild to deal with this week. I wish them the best and am willing to bet they will dodge the issue/deny.

Good luck.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] Evo 4G63:
I bought from them too last week and I've never had a problem. my device was restarting itself everytime after I woke it up from 10+ minutes of idle, but it wasn't BSOD. the problem got fixed after doing a factory reset.

does this problem only happen during gaming? I've never used my note pro to game before.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] ericshmerick:
I don't play games on my tablet. The BSOD happened when just using it (reading something, anything...just random).

Glad you have a good one. I got my refund and have moved back to my Nexus 9. At least I can use it.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] babyshanks:
Glad you got your refund. Been trying to push it a bit to see if the bsod occurs, but it hasn't occurred. knock on wood it doesn't show up. :fingers-crossed: Had a few restarts while in use but no blue screen and it starts right back up. Hopefully if it ever shows up its in the next few days so I can try to return it as well. On a happier note, tmobile gave me 5gb of free data to use with this beast so I'm really hoping to keep it.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] SpiritFyre:
It's a faulty chip in motherboard. The whole thing needs replace
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] tibimakai:
I have got one from qualitycell as well and it blue screened, while I was setting it up.

I cleared the cache, did a factory reset and it worked great, but I can't trust it anymore.

I have ran all kind of test software and they all ran fine for extended time.

I have asked for a replacement, but they sent back the same one.

It's going back, I don't trust it. It is the AT&T version.