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[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] macosiro:
Hi guys, i updated my gt-p3113 ton android jb 4.2.2 stock rom and i use this compilation "p3113uecmh2" and i found here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2283598

, when i conect the table in the usb port, apears an mtp gp-3113 in my pc, when i start copy something, the tablet is disconect from my pc, and the tablet still the usb icon, and sometimes only conect the tablet ,apears in my pc and then disconected without a reason or action of me, and dont know the problem is the Rom, the cable, but i try in 3 computer with 2 operative sistems and the problem is the same, some times i plug only the cable (not the tablet) and says This usb its not recongnized for having a bad functionalty, and sometimes in the hadware admin apears Portable devices MTP-gtp3113 error 10 this device could be started,
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] wrecklesswun:
I have a Droid Maxx, and Razr Maxx HD and perhaps some beer cash for the answer to root...

I was thinking flashing twrp, then let it root, or am i way off or require an unlocked bootloader? I tried sunshine, but no go as it requires root.

So if i understand, you can get root without an unlocked bootloader, or is an unlocked bootloader a prerequisite of root? I am thinking not, but i am a Windows/SharePoint guy and pretty dumb to linux...
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] fury683:
You need an unlocked bootloader to flash TWRP (which flashes SuperSU). There is no known root method available yet because the phone has only been out for about 8 hours.

The Sunshine team has apparently said they will not be supporting Motorola devices for 4.4.4 in their 3.0 release, only HTC, so unlikely it will work there.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] amebiasis:
Has anyone tried Towelroot?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] kilgil27:
"this phone is not currently supported"
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] timeToy:
I think they said the opposite: "Verizon users on 4.4.4 you will have to wait for the 3.0 release."
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] fury683:
Yes, that is in the website. Someone posted this in another thread here. There's no link to the OP so I'm not sure beyond what it says.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=56389152&postcount=83
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] timeToy:
Yeah, I found it in the meantime...
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] fury683:
Edit: here's the post from today. No dice.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=56383217&postcount=1445
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] pjd2011:
Yeah, I didn't think I'd need root but the dpi on this thing is just way too high. For being such a great display it's hindered by the scaling. Easily fixed with root though!!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] cmchance:
Found this on some Chinese site. If I had a backup phone I'd try it. But I don't. So can't risk bricking. Anyone else want to take a leap of faith? Ummm... Won't let me post the link because I'm still a noob apparently... So gonna try breaking it up. Just remove the line returns and spaces.

H t t p : //

m. romjd. com/

jiaocheng/

content/

10837
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] lafont28:
Don't know if I'm brave enough since I just picked mine up earlier today
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] CoreyWillWhat:
Just got mine today so im hesitant to try it. Itching to get root and get a free wifi tether though. Ill think it over.

Here's the un-broken-up link just to make it easier.

http://m.romjd.com/jiaocheng/content/10837
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] zathus:
Tempting.... Only issue I have is if it works, I have no way to unroot lol
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] drozek:
man waiting for someone to try this and I will be first in line at my store to pick this phone up
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] tonyf7:
Who will be the first brave soul?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] chriskader:
Phone comes in tomorrow. I will try it then.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] kremer4:
Didn't work for me. Too be safe I used a virtual machine with a snap shot taken before installing so I can revert back without the risk of spyware. Also tried Kingo but no luck with either.

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Also vroot during the root attempt installs 2 apps on your phone and who knows what it installs on Windows without running a regmon, if you do decide to try it make sure you uninstall the 2 chinese apps when your done trying. Also like I mentioned above I would highly not to install vroot or Kingo on your daily driver windows machine. Leave the testing to people who have virtual machines they can install these apps on.

I have used vroot and kingo in the past to successfully root so I know they do/can work, they just haven't been updated yet to work on the Droid Turbo. Hopefully they will.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] PerCompLLC:
Thanks for saving me the effort. I was just about to try it on a VM....
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] cmchance:
Thanks for posting the unbroken link for me ;)
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] pjd2011:
Dang, you guys got my hopes up reading through this.

I keep checking the other Moto forums for root options. I'm banking on anything that will root a Moto 4.4.4 phone will work on ours. The Moto G 4.4.4 update has a later build date than our version.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naomile:
My tab S 10.5 WIFE is bricked, installed custom ROM from CM11. wiped everything then installed ROM successfully. Rebooted but just black screen. Help please :(. I could get into downloading mode but couldn't get into recovery.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gilg@mesh:
you should be able to get to recovery, if you press home+volume up and power, but if it does not work, then download stock ROM and flash with ODIN, then try to flash CM11 again, it should work.
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naomile:
Thanks I got it to work already.
[General Questions and Answers] petenun:
I've been using a Chumby-based Sony Dash as a bedside alarm clock for years. It has served me well with good alarm options, the ability to wake to streaming internet radio, and a complete night-time black-out display to keep the room pitch-black. That's all I want/ need. Sony has recently discontinued the Dash line and it's time to upgrade. The problem is that there are few comparable devices out there with the sole purpose of waking you up in the morning, and with a 5"+ touch screen and easy interface. After much shopping around, the only useful suggestions I found was to use a cheap android phone / tablet as a clock, running any one of the many clock applications on the app store.

An Android tablet / phone would be perfect. It has a battery, will use local wi-fi, will set itself automatically, will survive a power outage, has local storage for music, and has an internal speaker of comparable quality to most clock radios. Awesome! The dilemma is that, I just want the device to function as a clock by default. When the device boots, I do not want an app launcher; I just want to see the time (and possibly the next alarm) in full-screen. The only think I want is a reliable alarm clock that I don't have to worry about, and will wake me up in the morning to my own playlist or streaming internet radio station. It doesn't seem like too much to ask.

I know that many of you will be tempted to reply with, "Why would you want to dumb-down a powerful tablet?". The answer to that is, "Because I want a touch-based, streaming alarm clock. No more, and no less, and there do not seem to be any comparable, dedicated, non-discontinued devices for sale that will fill this need."

So my question to y'all is two-fold. First, do you have any suggestions on how to transform an android tablet (or phone) into such a device that boots directly to a clock? I'd also be open to hear about any dedicated touch-screen, DLNA-compatable, streaming internet radio, alarm clocks for under $150. You are a smart, inventive group of folks. I figure if anyone would have a solution, it would be you guys.
[General Questions and Answers] sasha101:
I have an extra tablet I keep in a dock. I installed Timely on it and pretty much just leave it on the table as an alarm clock. The app is perfect.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] veletron:
Hi

just ordered mine LTE version (Sony UK) to replace my Tab S 8.4lte. I have only had the Tab S for about a month and am sick to death of it. It will likely be my last Samsung product.

My reasons for switching are many folld and include good experiences with Z1 phone and my current Z3C phone. Especially battery life and the fact that Sony don't layer on gunk over android with a trowel (unlike Samsung).

My Tab S 8.4 is not rooted, and apparently most of the issues I list below can be fixed by rooting and de-bloating, but the fact is I should not have to do this to get a working tablet I run Nova on my devices and have done for over 2 years.. Here is what I like and hate about the 8.4

Like

- That 2K amoled display

- The neat physical attatchment and low profile of the official samsung case

- Its dimensions and weight

- Its nice to watch films on

- Physical buttons save screen space

- Fingerprint scanner works well for me, will miss that on Z3TC

- WiFi performance is superb, both range and speed.

- Multi window, although not many apps support it. Xperia small apps will be good enough

Hate

- Never had such a glitchy experience with an android device, the pregnant pauses are a right wind-up

- Mine is the LTE version, it is always disconnecting while still showing H+ going in/out of flight mode fixes, appears related to LTE/3G handover. My version is the euro lte version which uses the exynos process with an intel add-in chip for LTE. Disabling LTE fixes this issue. US versions have a snapdragon 800 whijch does LTE out of the box.

- Battery life is terrible, the age-old issue with samsung devices and wakelocks preventing it entering deep sleep, it will eat 50% battery in 8 hours sat in a bag doing nothing. It has the same apps installed as my Z3C phone - its a Samsung issue,. My Note 8 had the same issues, I should have !earnt.

- Glitchy when typing quickly, i have seen entire words appear on screen in the wrong order, with words with the first word in a sentence ending up after the two words beforehand. I beleive that this is related to all the glitches.

- Clunky battery saving modes, on the Z3C stamina happens in zero time without fuss, on the Tab S a dialogue appears on screen for several seconds while it turns power saver on or off - what the heck is it doing?

- Hate touchwiz, always use nova launcher, unforunately, you are stuck with bits of touchwiz even using nova. The fischer-price settings page for instance.

Ultimately, its the LTE/3G handover issues and the non stop glitches oh and the wakelock issues that are making me switch

I will have both tabs for a short whil!e after my Z3TC arrives, I will attempt a review.

Nigel
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] Falzo:
If you have the time, I'd really like that review. I'm still very undecided between the Tab S 8.4 and this tablet to replace my 2012 Nexus 7.

But then I have a feeling that if I go with the Tab S I will put CM on it because of TW. My Xperia SP is still stock with Nova and I'm happy with it so the Z3TC would probably remain stock also.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] pcmp:
Same boat. About to make the 2012 mainly a Pandora alarm clock.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] veletron:
I actually find myself quite annoyed at Samsung re the Tab S 8.4 - it could and should have been wonderful right out of the box.

Oh, and I don't know if this is still current, but last I heard, CM was not available for the Tab S 8.4 - it was only available for the Tab Pro 8.4.

http://www.androidauthority.com/com...enmod-installation-on-samsung-tab-s-8-4.4170/

I'm also not sure if CM supports anything other than the wifi versions of the Tab Pro 8.4?? IIRC, the Tab Pro 8.4 has an IPS LCD screen rather than Amoled, and all models feature a snapdragon 800

Edit: Noticed this on above thread: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-tab-s/o...-cyanogenmod-11-android-4-4-4-t2835170/page31

Nigel
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] schlunk:
did you get your sony?

edit: especially interested in wifi range, loudspeakers, battery & camera in comparison.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] taitix:
I also switched to Z3TC today after using tab s 8.4 for about a month.

The reason I switched to Z3TC is that tab s 8.4 is too unstable (often be forced to reboot……) especially when it runs out of memory which I never experienced with z ultra.

So far Z3TC is stable as it has plenty of free memory (thanks to the lower screen resolution?).

The only thing I miss about tab s is the multi-window.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] konsolen:
t705

iam also thinking about change my t705.

Battery life a choke.

How is the display agajbst the tab s?

feel the "only" 8 zoll agajnst the 8.4 from samsung ok?

thx
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] Deltadroid:
There unofficial cm 11 ports for both the galaxy tab s 8.4 and 10.1 Wi-Fi models. T700 and T800.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] konsolen:
Sony Xperia Tablet Z3 and Samsung Tab S 8.4

So, now i have both tablets and can write my impressions.

The sony tab is really nice to hold, very light and a very good performance.

The display is bright and give good colors. White is white.

Resolution is also right. I could not see any pixels. Its sharp and very smooth to touch.

The tab s has a little bigger display and a higher resolution.Amoled is a part that everyone must look for himself. Many love it, many hate it. I like both displays.

The qualcom cpu from the sony tab has much more power as the samsungs exynos.

No smooth handling. Battery is to small for this tablet. The sony loose 1% accu over 20 hours standby. My tab s loose a lot of accu, if i use it and also in standby.

So, after testings i will stay at sonys xperia tablet 3.

I like this very light powerfull part of hardware. The launcher is smooth and the reactions from the cpu are very fast.

A very good tablet i think.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] taitix:
another big win is the double tap to wake feature (found under the display setting).
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] jpitt916:
Cool, I figured people would like it. I am disappointed to know that you can't get 32GB internal, but I typically have less apps on my tablets than my phones and my 16GB S4 still has 9GB available. So realistically I'm set with a big memory card for all my music and video. I bought the Tab S 8.4 and returned it the next day because TW and the bloat/lag was awful. Also I couldn't believe that the back cover of the device had waves in it...not very impressive build quality.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] jaime4272:
yea it would have been nice to have 32GB for the LTE but hopefully lollipop will let us use the SD to store OBB files for games. I orde a 128GB SD for my Z3TC finger cross...
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] johnboatcat:
Sunlight comparison

veletron, could you please give us a mini-review of the sunlight readability compared between the two tabs? Thanks!
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] veletron:
I live in Scotland where the sun rarely shines! I can test it's waterproofing in the rain very easily though!
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] Diesel779:
I've actually ordered the Z3TC and it's due for delivery on Thursday. However after the luck I've had with my last 3 Android tablets I think I'm just going to get an iPad Air 2. My last 3 Android tablets are in order: LG G Pad 8.3, Nexus 7, Nexus 9. All of them had some issue or another. I had an iPad Air last year until I dropped it off a balcony whilst on holiday, but I never had one single issue with that tablet and it had battery life that Android tablets I've owned could only dream of. I really, really like the look of the Z3TC The size is perfect, build looks good in reviews, I like the fact that's it's water resistant. But I'm just worried that it's going to have one issue or another. I also think Sony should have put a faster and newer CPU in this tablet for the price they're asking. The snapdragon 801 is basically the snapdragon 800 with a slightly tweaked clock speed, I think it's something stupid like 100MHz. This CPU is a year old! And Sony are asking top dollar for this tablet. I know it has 3gb of RAM but that only comes into play if you're running multiple apps of apps that require plenty of RAM. The speed comes from the CPU & GPU and the ones in the Z3TC are a year old as I said. There's phones out now running the snapdragon 805. And tablets running Nvidia Denver and K1. Not to mention Apple's A8 triple core that's even supposed to beat NVidia's offerings. The specs in the Z3TC are dated, yet sony want top dollar for it.

As I said - I really like the look of the Z3TC I wouldn't have ordered otherwise. But I'm just not sure if I'm going to keep it when it arrives. I think the £330 I've paid for it could get me a faster tablet with slightly newer specs. Seems I've got some thinking to do.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] johnboatcat:
Maybe you could take them to the tanning booth! LOL :D Thanks anyway. In the Florida direct sunshine the S is barely usable and is supposed to be a little brighter than the Sony. Was wondering if the Sony contrast compensation made up for that.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] veletron:
I seem to remember reading that the z3 had the brighter screen, but the tab S will have better contrast due to the amoled screen. Subjectively the z3 screen picks up fingerprints more than the tab S which might be worth bearing in mind in bright sunshine.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] Diesel779:
Do you think that you'll be sticking with the Z3 tablet, or are you still on the look out for something else?
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] veletron:
Sticking with it. Been using it much more than the tab S cause it's actually pleasant to use! I have a Z3 Compact phone as well, and Sony has made it play nice with this. Simple tethering widget (that let's you see texts and call log on the phone as well), builtin chromecast support, the "throw" stuff works well to mirror to TV too. Oh, and I can mirror phone screen to tablet and control phone from tab remotely. My main use for this so far has been to hand tab to parent and then show pics from phone on tab screen, flicking between them using phone screen. It works well. Video streaming phone to tab works too. I take alot of pics with my phone, and can see my using this to view/delete said pics on the big screen of the tablet without ever having to actually transfer any files to the tablet.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] Diesel779:
Thanks for the fast reply. Is the Z3 tablet extremely quick and responsive or just about average? Sorry for the questions it's just good to hear from someone who's actually using the device.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] veletron:
I would say so, esp compared to the Samsung. Not really got much experience of ipads to compare.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] Diesel779:
Thanks for the reply. I've canceled the order for my Z3TC. My reason for doing so is the fact that the CPU inside this tablet is a year old. Sony are asking towards the higher price range for a tablet this size, but using year old CPU & GPU. for the price Sony are asking for the Z3TC it should really be using the snapdragon 805. My worry was that as I'm already purchasing a tablet with a year to 2 year old CPU (I think it first appeared in the M8 in February last year) That the Z3TC will be outdated extremely quickly.

Anyway thanks for the responses and I hope you enjoy your tablet.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] BarajaVLC:
The HTC One M8 was released March, 2014. The Snapdragon 801 is a 2014 chipset, around 10 months old:

https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/devices/all?processor=801

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qualcomm_Snapdragon#Snapdragon_801

"The Snapdragon 801 was announced on February 24, 2014."
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] Diesel779:
It's still 10 months old. You would have thought Sony would have put the Snapdragon 805 in the Z3TC.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] BarajaVLC:
Snapdragon 805 was released Q1 2014, like the Snapdragon 801:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qualcomm_Snapdragon#Snapdragon_805

https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/processors/805
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] Diesel779:
Yet it's more powerful and tablets could benefit from more power. The 805 may have been released Q1 2014 but it wasn't fully tested. And as such wasn't adopted by oem's straight away. The 805 is a much more powerful CPU which also has a more powerful GPU. The facts that it was available in Q1 2014 just makes it look worse for Sony in my eye's. They had plenty of time to use it, but they no doubt opted for the 801 due to price and yet still charged a premium for the Z3TC. Anyway, if I'm honest this conversation is pretty pointless. I think Sony used the less powerful 801 when they should have used the 805. For that reason I feel that the Z3TC will age quickly and taking all that into consideration I canceled my order.

---------- Post added at 03:07 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:53 PM ----------

The snapdragon 805 wasn't fully avaible until May 2014: http://www.androidauthority.com/rumor-first-snapdragon-805-devices-launch-may-332686/

Source: http://www.extremetech.com/computin...last-hurrah-and-the-arrival-of-a-new-gpu-king

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/qualcomm-snapdragon-805-performance,review-33009-4.html
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] tw:
I have the Z3TC LTE and the performance feels great. Much better than the Tab S 8.4. I don't need the higher resolution for an 8 inch display.

When the Z4TC will come out with a higher resolution it might profit from the 805. But I'm not sure where the Z3TC should or could feel much faster.

In my opinion the Z3TC overall is the best 8 inch tablet on the market right now.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact General] Torguy:
Yea but keep one thing in mind, you see companies want you to think that you HAVE to have the latest and greatest otherwise you are left behind, and this couldn't be further from the truth, especially when its a year apart.

For example, the Xperia Z Ultra has the Snapdragon 800 2.2Ghz, which is an extremely fast CPU, and the new Z3 phone has a Snapdragon 801 with 2.5Ghz, the difference is very negligible. I mean these are phones and tablet, not full out super computers.

My point being that its a gimmick having "the latest and greatest", which is what these big corporations want you to believe, and in turn puts more money in their pockets, and people sucker in and fall into this whole façade.

When it boils down to it all, Sony I think is the Lexus of phones/tablet, because even though they charge top dollar, they do offer things that other manufactures don't. I can guarantee that if Samsung and Nexus and other manufactures started using materials that Sony does, they would jack up the price for sure.

No other tablet is as thin as Sony, and no other tablet is water resistant like Sony, and it also makes phone calls, so it sort of does justify their high price tags.

But I will end by saying this, if Sony does continue to walk down this path of using high end materials which in turn forces them to charge a lot of money, they are going to lose a lot of business because in this sh!!ty economy, most people don't want to dish out this kind of money.

I was actually at the Sony Store today, and it was DEAD, and this was not the first time seeing this, completely empty, and a lot of Sony Stores in Toronto are closing down, not really a surprise.