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[Galaxy S 5 General] -PiLoT-:
Sorry i read it too literally

""Touchwiz grew on me up until the S4."" which in my head meant you liked it up until the s4 version came out then you didnt. and im not hostile im just sick of non contributive ****posting.

if it was posts like

*i think itd be cool if they did x

*the dailers not nicest but the music player is cool

its

*Hur Dur TOUCHWIZ sucks

*i agree

*they ruined it
[Galaxy S 5 General] egps2:
It will be interesting to see how such a light, predominately white, user interface will impact battery life on the S5 with an SAMOLED screen. It would definitely help the pink and purple ghosting that happenings on black backgrounds and low brightness but maybe at the expense of a significant reduction in screen on time per charger cycle. Personally I'm hoping for a return to a dark theme with stock but if the new Nexus 6 also uses AMOLED technology then maybe the impact would be less than expected.
[Galaxy S 5 General] C2Q:
It's baffling how badly Samsung dropped the ball on this one. Android 5.0 could be their opportunity to actually make TW look a lot better with material design, but instead it ended up looking horrendous as always.

I wonder if a S5 GPE is going to come out so we can get GPE roms? Otherwise CM12 it is I suppose.
[Galaxy S 5 General] iamnotkurtcobain:
I think a Play Edition S5 will be announced this week. If not it will be never released. Been too long..
[Galaxy S 5 General] -PiLoT-:
why this week
[Galaxy S 5 General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Because Nexus 9 will be finally out and Nexus 6 is on the way...
[Galaxy S 5 General] dandroid13:
So what's the point in complaining about TouchWiz's different looks? Samsung isn't in a position that allows it to make major changes to its interface and/or naming in every release like HTC does. We're talking about millions of people using their devices and they expect their phone to behave the same.

Enviado do meu Galaxy S5
[Galaxy S 5 General] barondebxl:
I love the preview, looks awesome. So much so that it made me want an S5 again so I just bought one. Excited for android L!
[Galaxy S 5 General] tangcla:
Does anyone know whether they'll implment a feature similar to the Google dialer with built-in search?
[Galaxy S 5 General] BROKEN1981:
This right here. I love TouchWiz. If it was changed as other users wanted i would never buy another Samsung device. Others think its ugly and slow. I happen to think its nice and fast.

Dont understand all the complaints.
[General Questions and Answers] Amel86:
Hello everybody,

We are many people in the world has a Hansspree SN1AT71 (W/B) tablet of Hansspad.

This tablet (they say "quadcore" but we can believe it..) has android 4.1 and an update to 4.2, but the performance is both very very very low.

We restart to default every month and is a little more fast to a few days ago from reset.

The Internet explorer app is very slowly, and Opera, Firefox, Dolphin,.. too.

During a installation of an app, you can do anything in the tablet, because this is slowly and its blocked to the installation finish.

The officila site and hardware is here: ww w. hannspree. eu/es/tablet-pc/tablets/sn1at71w

But recently this brand has a new model SN1AT74 ( ww w. hannspree

. eu/es/tablet-pc/tablets/sn1at74B), the hardware is very very similar and has android 4.4 kitkat.

Anybody can web help us and modyfi this new firmware 4.4 from model 74 to model 71??

Thanks!!
[General Questions and Answers] chiqui11:
I would be very interested, and I'm sure many people also. Thanks in advance

Desde mi SGS4
[General Questions and Answers] b0joker:
anyone? 4.4 would be great.....
[General Questions and Answers] chiqui11:
I think this model of tablet not have development
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[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ki993:
Hi,

I have same problem. Could you find a solution in meantime?

Thanks.
[Nexus 9 General] bluefoam:
What happened to the rumours that HTC would release their own tablet?

I'd be tempted to wait a bit to see if they have somthing in the pipeline...
[Nexus 9 General] MRobbo80:
Not just yet, 6 months I recon?
[Nexus 9 General] Deltadroid:
When HTC does release it's own version of the Nexus 9, just like they released the HTC Desire after the Nexus One, it will most likely have a locked bootloader and require S-OFF hacked firmware.
[Nexus 9 General] EniGmA1987:
Doesnt HTC have that website where they give you an unlock code for all that though?
[Nexus 9 General] Deltadroid:
They didn't with the first HTC Desire in the beginning. I was merely speculating that they would do the same thing as they did in the past. What about the HTC One? Do the newer HTC devices allow the user to unlock the s-on ?
[Nexus 9 General] jd1639:
They do to unlock the bootloader but it's still s-on.
[Nexus 9 General] Deltadroid:
Yes, it seems that HTC will allow you to unlock the bootloader with their newer devices, but you have to send in your unique device id so that your warranty will be voided. Also, it seems like the device is still s-on (which means you can't write to the system partition while the device is booted).
[Nexus 9 General] Gormsen:
Didn't mean to push the Thanks button, but enjoy the thanks anyway ;)

It's a Nexus and the bootloader will be unlockable with "fastboot OEM unlock" ;)

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[Nexus 9 General] Deltadroid:
I was referring to the HTC tablets that will be released after the nexus 9 is released. HTC will have their own tablets in a few months that are available in other sizes, but they will be s-on and you will lose warranty when unlocking the bootloader.

Edit: they will also not be stock android and have the latest version of Sense.
[Nexus 9 General] armytricks:
tablet

Yeah, It will have sense and as always it will be s-on. Not sure about the voiding warranty part though.
[Nexus 9 General] Gormsen:
Sorry, misread you mate :P

The Tegra 3 (the HTC One X) never got s-off, no one was ever able to do it, so that might be the same with the K1 ;)

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[Nexus 9 General] Deltadroid:
I'm not exactly sure what HTC's bootloader unlocking policy is, but if you have to send them your specific device ID via email before unlocking your device, my guess is that they use that info to keep a database of who unlocks what for a reason. Most other manufacturers also require specific device information in order to give you that unlock code for your device and the price is the warranty.

Edit: Samsung, for example, does not require an unlock code via email. Samsung devices just set a bit in the bootloader that marks the device as being flashed with third party software. Luckily, Chainfire found a way to unset the marked bit so we could still flash the device back to stock to send it in for repairs. But, there is no way around email unlock codes. They will know then for sure what you did and void the warranty.
[XDA Assist] Paradise9685:
Hi! I'm new on this forum, greetings to everyone! I'm asking you a guide for updating a LG Google Nexus 4 :D to the new Android Lollipop when it will be available, you will say that it is too easy and I have to wait only the OTA Update, but my Nexus 4 is rooted (with busybox, xposed, Gravitybox, Amplify-Unbounce, Knock code and so on) and it has Franco Kernel, so I'm not sure of compatibility :rolleyes: and I don't want to have problems. Maybe it will be useful to other little modders, Thank you! :fingers-crossed:
[XDA Assist] matt4321:
Hi there,

I'd suggest asking here for further help: [HELP THREAD] nexus4 Ask any question.

There is an unofficial port here that you can upgrade to: [L][5.0] LPV and LPV with N6 parts N4 [B17 10-30-2014]

Although this isn't an Official release for the Nexus 4, if you want an Official release you should wait and someone will create a rooted update so you can update without having to OTA
[XDA Assist] Hitesh2626:
Hi !

Here is official thread for you

Google Nexus 4

& [L][5.0] LPV and LPV with N6 parts N4 [B17 10-30-2014].
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Da9L:
I have compiled a custom Kernel for my HTC Desire 200 unit from htc's source. After my kernel is compiled i get a zImage file. I then use Android Image Kitchen, to take a standard boot.img file and unpack it, replace the original zImage in it, repack and flash it via the fastboot command: "fastboot flash boot boot.img"

Fastboot then flashed the kernel, i reboot the phone and it boots and works to some extend. The changes i make is there (as an example, i can see the name change i have made in the kernel version), however WiFi is not working on the device with this custom kernel, and i believe this is because i need to somehow install the devices needed modules along with the kernel.

And heres my question. How can i create a zip file, that i can flash from Clockwork Mod recovery, that flashes the kernel, along with placing the modules where they belong? OR bundle the modules with a boot.img file that i can flash from fastboot ?

Basicly what i have i a zImage and modules, but i need to bundle it together for easy flash either via recovery (zip) or fastboot (img)

Can you assist me?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Da9L:
Quite surprised that this seems unsolvable yet also seems to be a thing every kernel developer has been dealing with .. :(
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] rgreenpc:
First -

I want to thank you all for helping me, I have been reading and reading now for going on two days...

That being said I still have a few questions that even wiki can't solve.

My main one is:

If you had to start with a new virgin Cingular 8525, what changes would you make to it?

Voice Dialer

OmegaOne battery Meter

New Skins

There are just a plethora of choices out there and don't want to waste my time on one or the other if there are better choices.

I have read - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=292073 but wanted to get more than one viewpoint

Thanks in advance.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] fone_fanatic:
After every hard reset or purchasing a new pocket pc the first programs i install which i see as very essential are:

SPB Pocket Plus

Resco File Explorer

MS Voice Command

Memaid

Then i move on to the aesthetic things like themes and dialer skins.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] jasjamming:
It all depends on what you use it for, for me its mainly emails, organising my appointments/tasks/projects as well as GPS navigation to some strip clubs ive never been too :)

These are the apps I run on my hermes:

*bandswitch

*HTweakC 2.0

*Spb weather

*Spb Diary

*Spb Pocket Plus

*Spb backup

*PocketZenPhone

*Mortplayer

*Resco File Explorer

*SKTools

*Batti

*tomtom navigator 6

I have all of the above installed on main memory (and have 33mb free) and use my SD card for tomtom maps, mp3's, documents, and email storage.

I just use an all black theme with black bars. Nice and simple and great contrast.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amseven777:
I have installed Nova launcher and also tried Apex launcher. Programs are good. I have modified it so I have 7 icons in my dock area, but when I go to unlock my phone, on the lock screen it still has the default 5 icons. Is there any way to have the modified 7 icons show up on the lock screen?

thx

I have the HTC One m8? latest version of kitkat
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amseven777:
Is this not possible?
[Nexus 9 General] konradsa:
Has HTC not handed out any test models to the usual outlets? Or are these test results still sanctioned by NDAs? Please post any reviews you find here.

NOTE: Please real thorough reviews only, not just hand ons or spec comparisons.
[Nexus 9 General] MRobbo80:
Will have to wait until fully released, can't wait not long now!
[Nexus 9 General] Rage1ofakind:
Sites have just received the review model. Just yesterday a few of them posted up unboxing videos. So expect full reviews and hands on this coming week.
[Nexus 9 General] MRobbo80:
Will be interesting to see there point of view.
[Nexus 9 General] Scotlac:
Yeah, must be some kind of NDA involved. I've seen several videos now but none show much more than taking it out of the box and flipping around the screens......
[Nexus 9 General] mkygod:
We'll probably be swimming in reviews come Monday.
[Nexus 9 General] MRobbo80:
Won't be interested then or at least not for a while (NEW TOY!!) ?
[Nexus 9 General] reggie14:
I thought we'd see reviews at 12:00AM EST. I guess reviews are embargoed until at least midnight PST.
[Nexus 9 General] konradsa:
Well, nothing yet! :)
[Nexus 9 General] wrichards2009:
it is weird that nobody picked up the orders early and posted a review
[Nexus 9 General] brar.arsh:
Phonearena full review is out.

http://www.phonearena.com/reviews/Google-Nexus-9-Review_id3842
[Nexus 9 General] konradsa:
Very nice. Looks like a good review. Keep them coming!
[Nexus 9 General] Rage1ofakind:
Was hoping MKBHD got a review unit or even a final unit. As I love his video reviews. Reviews should come flooding in around evening time. (UK)

Do you guys know if all the current Nexus 9's will get a software update this week. As some of the quick impressions last week and the week before mentioned that the hands on they had was not of the final version (software). Plus I think it was Android authority who said Google still have a surprise or two left for Android L
[Nexus 9 General] brar.arsh:
Phonearena has pulled their review, I think they published it too early.
[Nexus 9 General] Sinergie:
Ironically still readable through Google's own cache :cyclops: :

http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...ena.com/reviews/Google-Nexus-9-Review_id3842/

http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...m/reviews/Google-Nexus-9-Review_id3842/page/2

http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...m/reviews/Google-Nexus-9-Review_id3842/page/3

http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...m/reviews/Google-Nexus-9-Review_id3842/page/4
[Nexus 9 General] AlexusJ:
Looks like NDA hasn't expired yet... Which is strange, considering it's already available for sale.
[Nexus 9 General] bedoig:
Looks like it just lifted. Lots of reviews out now.
[Nexus 9 General] brar.arsh:
It's back.

And AP review is out, not satisfactory though.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/11/03/nexus-9-review-a-little-better-on-paper-than-in-practice/

The Good

Display: I love the 4:3 form factor, and the display itself is very nice. Great colors, what looks to be solid white balance, good brightness, and excellent viewing angles. I can find no real important faults with it.

Android L: Is pretty, adds tons of new features (many of which are quite useful), and beautiful animations throughout the OS. Easily the most mature and thoroughly styled Android has ever looked. It looks great on the Nexus 9.

Fast: The Nexus 9 is, in most situations where linear performance is the primary concern, very quick. Its single-thread benchmark results put it even ahead of Apple's new iPad Air 2, so that K1 isn't a slouch.

Front-facing speakers: I don't really need to extol the virtues of front-facing speakers. They're obvious.

Software support: OTA updates from Google mean you'll be the first to get the latest version of Android, of course, with all the good and bad things that entails.

The Not So Good

Battery life: 9.5 hours of Wi-Fi browsing is, as far as my review unit is concerned, a fantasy. Like, there's just no way. I'm getting half that.

Performance: It's unpredictable. The Nexus 9 is fast, but it's twitchy. Apps will randomly take longer to load than normal, longer than I would expect - it doesn't feel fully optimized. That, or only having two cores is causing issues.

Build quality: It does not feel like a $400 tablet should feel. Not only is it fairly heavy for its size, the plastic back seems to have the same issues the Nexus 5's did - it deforms under pressure, snaps, and creaks. It is not nice. Also, it's a finger oil magnet.

Design: I'm sorry, but in my subjective opinion, the Nexus 9 is not a pretty tablet. It is decidedly generic, and not in a cool, stealthy way. It's boring and drab. The press shots do it too much justice.

Price: All things considered, I find $400 ($480 for 32GB) hard to stomach for a 16GB tablet of this caliber. That's generation one iPad Air money.

---------- Post added at 01:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:11 PM ----------

Engadget: (Average)

http://www.engadget.com/2014/11/03/google-nexus-9-review/

TheVerge: (they say only iPad can beat an iPad)

http://www.theverge.com/2014/11/3/7148087/nexus-9-review

Android Central: (They would review latest build)

http://www.androidcentral.com/about-our-nexus-reviews

Gizmodo: (They say it's nothing special)

http://gizmodo.com/nexus-9-review-googles-flagship-tablet-is-nothing-spe-1654016772

Mobilesyrup: (They are pleased)

http://mobilesyrup.com/2014/11/03/nexus-9-review/
[Nexus 9 General] wifesabitch:
Surprised at that Android Police review.
[Nexus 9 General] brar.arsh:
If AP has written that bad, it might be more than that. Verge as well has thrashed it badly, but that was expected. :laugh:
[Nexus 9 General] jfrancis999:
The one thing that would kill it for me is the flexing back... My Nexus 10 had the same problem and it drove me crazy. You can mitigate the back flexing with a cover, however. If one is ever available.

John Francis
[Nexus 9 General] shure2:
One review stated it has great buttons, another said very bad, squashy buttons?

Bear in mind that the Verge review is void in terms of honesty, they have always praised apple and slated android, it wouldn't surprise me if they were on apples payroll.

The back flexing is an issue and should not happen, but many of the other things should be solvable by software updates.

There are vast differences in the battery reviews. Phone arena state that it beats the iPad air 2 in their tests but Android police state its not great. Who we should believe will only come with the weight of other reviews.

The iPad air 2 seems to beat the nexus 9 across most benchmarks. When the nexus 9 does win then its only by a smidgen.

Google (or manufacturers making Android devices rather) are winning the phone battle, but Apple are still dominant in the tablet sector.
[Nexus 9 General] Hiro Nakamura:
http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_nexus_9-review-1160.php

gsmarena.com review :)
[Nexus 9 General] Stylus_XL:
Collectively Android has had a superior tablet marketshare for some time now - the issue is that no one OEM has produced a tablet that has achieved "must have" status like the iPad has. *Edit - the Nexus 7 was well received but wasn't in anything like the same league in terms of sales.

Many of us will find out tomorrow what the truth is when we get a chance to play with the device ourselves. The conflicting reviews are strange though.
[Nexus 9 General] shure2:
Yeah I agree that the reviews being poles apart are confusing. Maybe there are some quality control issues, some tablets being pushed with older firmware, some with newer or the newer firmware causing issues.

I'm looking forward to reading some reviews from XDA members, they usually come fairly genuine without external influences
[Nexus 9 General] StNickZA:
Anyone else wish they hadn't read all these reviews? I'm debating whether to cancel my Amazon order based on what I'm reading.
[Nexus 9 General] lensgrabber:
I'm glad I read them before spending the money. It's easier not to order than have to deal with sending it back. I'll wait until I can see a demo model somewhere before making any final decisions. So far I'm not very hopeful though.
[Nexus 9 General] tyvar1:
well i am little disappointed but its okay, there is only two android tablets worth to get atm and that is Nexus 9 and Nvidia Shield Tablet, and Nexus 9 seems to be better! So i am not so sad :) i think i did the right choice to pick up a nexus 9 instead of a Nvidia shield tablet :)
[Nexus 9 General] USBhost:
stop all of this sad

when we get our N9 then well will know if its bad or not

so stop it
[Nexus 9 General] mk92595:
It's good. Mine is perfect. Can't comment on battery yet
[Nexus 9 General] tyvar1:
well as PA says:

"Wi-Fi performance on the Nexus 9 has been quite excellent, actually"

"First impressions? For a tablet camera, it could be so much worse. This actually seems like a pretty decent 8MP sensor. Anyway, it seems pretty good, if I'm honest. Yeah, it's not amazing, but as tablet cameras go, I think Google really did some work on this."

"The one area where I think Google really did whip out the checkbook on the Nexus 9 is the display - to my eyes, it is very, very good."

"Do you want the newest, fastest* Android tablet there is? And one with a very good screen? This is it. Those are, basically, the things the Nexus 9 has going for it."

"Gaming performance, much better speakers, a great display, the new 4:3 form factor (much better IMO), a better rear-facing camera, and a modern ARMv8 64-bit processor"

"It's still a well-equipped, powerful tablet with a very good screen and the promise of direct OS updates from Google."

The bad thing with reviews is that a lot of people just read the bad stuff!
[Nexus 9 General] USBhost:
so true but i just disregard the bad stuff

and magnify the good stuff
[Nexus 9 General] FTMDan:
Yeah, reading the polarizing reviews has me a little worried to be honest. Guess we'll see tomorrow when my N9 32GB arrives.
[Nexus 9 General] Hashbang173:
Cnet's Review
[Nexus 9 General] USBhost:
That one review is good
[Nexus 9 General] AlexusJ:
I think the "polarized" reviews are partially due to the "0-day" software update that Nexus 9 has received... Some reviews were done with update applied, and some perhaps weren't. For example, The Verge admitted that:

"Note: Just before this review was scheduled to be published, Google pushed an update to my Nexus 9 review unit that allegedly addresses many of the performance issues I saw. In the time since receiving the update, I have not noticed performance to be significantly better, but I'll be watching it closely and will update this review if necessary."
[Nexus 9 General] jfrancis999:
The reviews are truly schizophrenic. I was tempted to cancel my Google Play order, but I decided to stick it out.

John Francis
[Nexus 9 General] FTMDan:
I was mainly concerned about issues such as the back flexing, light bleed etc.

Performance issues are moot since Lollipop has only just released so it's to be expected to have some small bugs that will be ironed out fairly quickly, it's just the build/hardware issues I'm worried about.
[Nexus 9 General] mk92595:
Charging is REALLY slow....
[Nexus 9 General] Hashbang173:
How many amps is the charger?
[Nexus 9 General] USBhost:
What do you expect

It a 6700mAH battery

It will charge slow

Or about 2x longer than a nexus 7 that has quick charge