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[Moto 360] spinaldex:
Yes. What I'm envisioning at bare minimum would be:

- An application on the smart watch that can disable bluetooth locally. That way you can keep it on the phone for your car stereo, headphone, etc features. This could be used through Google Voice (Tap screen and say "Open Sleep Now" or whatever). Also have the ability to open from any standard launcher such as "Wear Mini Launcher" or a Swipe command so you can quickly enable it when you sit down at your desk.

- The application on the smart watch includes the ability to force dim the screen or show a black screen like Slumber until you press/hold the button or press the screen to wake it.

- The application on the smart watch would have a feature to keep bluetooth turned off/screen turned off until the watch detects feedback from the accelerometer that there is significant and consistent movement over X period of time. This would help some people configure it not to go off while at their desk but while walking around the office/home/etc.

A more advanced version could offer additional features from the smartphone such as location awareness based on Wifi/GPS, but my understanding is that such a feature would burn through the smartphone battery. If not, then the ability to disable bluetooth on the smartphone based on location or detection of wifi APs would be another way to approach this. However, I believe that many people would find the first few feature recommendations above beneficial enough.
[Moto 360] 640k:
i hadn't considered the accelerometer but i think it will be tricky to get it right. i feel like the watch would be turning off/on the BT a LOT. sorry to sound so pessimistic - i think some test cases are warranted here.

your last point i just don't see feasible given the limitations of the watch. sacrifice the phone battery for the watch battery doesn't sound like an ideal situation and I'm not convinced it would be effective at reducing battery usage on the watch either.
[Moto 360] spinaldex:
Agreed. Again, at bare minimum, if I had a bluetooth/wireless toggle switch on the smartwatch, that would be a huge benefit. I could turn it off while driving and sitting at my desk.
[Moto 360] t43m4n:
Also, as discussed on reddit, it does not only apply to bluetooth on and off. With profiles, you can turn off HR monitor, step counter, etc when you're seated at the office and just turn it back on when you leave. It can also be scheduled (if you leave office at 5pm, start the profile that enables most services by 4:30pm).

For me, the 8 hours a day that I work, I don't need email or social apps notifying me on my watch since I have a computer in front of me the whole time. I also don't need the HR triggering every so often. At the bare minimum, I just need calendar reminders and SMS via hangouts. If there is a way to set "Office" profile scheduled every 9am to 5pm then revert back to the default profile outside of those times, it would be great.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadricksimms:
I have a sprint note 3 that won't connect to software to write to the phone .i have the settings right but had an issue with updating and used a fix which changes your spc code and now i can't writ to the phone and the software says phone doesn't answer. Is there a way to get the phone up and running again ? This link is a video to show what the phone is doing http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TxHvBDZDDcA
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] johntheman_692003:
what software are you on. also what modem are you using? what setting are you using in ##diag#? Here is a good guide if you need one. http://innominatethoughts.com/technology/guide-note-3-flash-pageplus-3g-data/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadricksimms:
this is the set up I have
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadricksimms:
Look at the video I posted I know what I'm doing with CDMA Workshop and DFS cdma. It won't take the password and it won't connect to the software
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadricksimms:
Is there a program I can use that will fix files on a sprint note 3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] johntheman_692003:
in the dfs port manager when you click on your port you are supposed to see a bunch of numbers and or letters that is your device name under devices online. Then you are supposed to click on it to connect to the note3. Each modem connects differently to the computer so try an older one. I'M using m13 modem and Ive never had a problem. some of the newer ones will not let you connect.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadricksimms:
U have a link for that modem?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] E-POUND:
I thought u got it to connect already @ shadricksimms
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadricksimms:
It won't let me write fully to it so I wanna try that and see if it works. With dfs and cdma I can put the items in but not nam1 or nam2. Dfs won't allow me to enable profiles 1 and 2 to write to them
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] E-POUND:
How did u get it to connect after you was having the connection issues?

And all these problems started after u ran that IMEI clear batch file from the other thread?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadricksimms:
Hard reset
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadricksimms:
Yes all the problems happen after that now I have similar card error when I never had the problem before
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadricksimms:
Where do I get these numbers from
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] johntheman_692003:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/asebhy7wz4ymngb/modem.tar.md5?dl=0 Flash in odin. here is the modem. What carrier are you trying to flash your note 3 to?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadricksimms:
Boost mobile
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadricksimms:
Will the modem work with 4.4.4?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadricksimms:
We're u able to writ to the phone after update
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] johntheman_692003:
I never updated to 4.4.4 but I see no reason why It wouldnt work.Its worked with every other update
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadricksimms:
No was not able to write after update
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadricksimms:
I have figured out the issue which has was with the program not the phone or update
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] E-POUND:
So u r back up and fully running (just with the sim card error) on 4.4.2 after flashing the note imei fix file?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shadricksimms:
The imei fix takes off your original one off that's why I'm having sim error.that only good if one knows how to change their imei to a super imei
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] E-POUND:
U can change it to a boost 4g donor imei also and put the boost 4G sim that goes to that donor inside the note 3.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jzsax1:
So it looks like both the Xperia and Galaxy dudes can enjoy unlocked LTE bands on their Qualcomm powered phones. I found this tutorial here

I was able to go through the entire tutorial. The problem is that upon reboot the settings will revert back to their original parameters.

Has anyone have successfully unlock world LTE bands on the LG D820..?

Also while trying to backup the original configuration of my phone using the QPST tool, my Nexus asks for an "SPC" unlock code which i do not know what it is... The software fails to retrieve the dump because of lack of this code.... does anyone know how to retrieve this code from the phone..? i sure do not know what it is...
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
This is not a galaxy. Not one person in this forum has "unlocked", "activated" of "added" any LTE bands. What's more, this question is asked on a daily basis.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zepius:
this. please use search.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jzsax1:
I have. Hence the reason I'm posting this question...
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Yet an almost identical post from today is only 11 threads below this one...
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jzsax1:
I know and have read people unlocking qualcomm devices left and right... just haven't seen any Nexus 5 traffic.... did you guys read the threads on the links i posted..? these mods are for Qualcomm devices... not just Galaxys and Xperias... there were mere examples...
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
I don't need to read them. I've seen them before. No one on this forum has activated, unlocked or added any LTE bands to the Nexus 5.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jzsax1:
All the threads i have found so far as in regards to what works out of the box in other areas... modem flashes and so on... nothing proactive like the threads i have found in other forums..... There are Chinese dudes using their D820 in china right now...? how do i know..? i got results through Google in Chinese. The problem is that when you push those sites through translate, they dont make any sense. Furthermore, illustration materials posted are all in Chinese since they are graphics..... But really nothing in regards to how to unlock Qualcomm devices for other LTE bands... there is a difference... It may seem to you that they are the same but the questions are NOT.... i have posted the threads so that you can perhaps put down the sniper rifle and do some clicking... and read..!!!! nothing more..! if you have heard or read anything, awesome..! post it...! if you haven't then perhaps this would be an opportunity to check out these threads.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
You seem to be ignoring the facts. There are threads here discussing modifying the LTE bands at length. No one here, on XDA has managed to unlock, activate or add LTE bands to the nexus 5. I know this because I've ready every single thread in the nexus 5 forum about LTE bands. I've read every answer and read every link similar too those that you posted today. No one here has done it. I've told you this no less than 3 times now.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jzsax1:
all right.... like i said! i have successfully rewritten the NV Bands String from stock to one that supports European bands. It loads it in memory and it seems to work well switching from Edge to HSPA+ very quickly unlike the stock string that took for ever to do the same switching.... haven't tested LTE because there is none in my area.... the problem is that upon new NV bands strings gets overwritten by the default string and the problem ensues... i will try to head on to Regensburg tomorrow and test
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elluel:
The amount of threads that have been created just for this silly thing.. Seriously, I don't see why. People should just get the right model, or get a different device.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
The funny thing is this guy said he searched and couldnt find any other threads, yet I searched and found a thread with posts by him...
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tijmen:
If you're onto something please contribute to one of the existing threads, don't start another one.

Thread closed.
[X 2014 General] RawrLikeADino:
So I have the choice of either getting a Nexus 5 or a Moto X (2014) but on paper these two phones are pretty good, not much between them. I really don't know which to get. So for those of you who have used both or at least one of these devices, what are you opinions on them and which do you prefer? Hopefully this will help others too!

I'm mainly looking at these categories:

- General Usage

- Durability

- Accessories (I've noticed currently there's not that many screen protectors for the Moto X plus there being issues with tempered glass)

I original had the Nexus 5 but it broke. Really badly. The repearability of the Nexus 5 is not good and now my phone just no longer works. Should I stick to the same or try something new?
[X 2014 General] stastnysnipes26:
Why would you get a nexus 5 when the 6 is available? no matter what a phone is going to break if you don't take care of it. you don't need a screen protector the the moto x. the glass is nearly impossible to scratch since it's gorilla glass 3. take care of your phone and you won't have to worry about it breaking. other than that, there are over a thousand spec comparisons between the two phones on the web.
[X 2014 General] RawrLikeADino:
See I'm not all about specs and hardware, more about personal user experience with the device. Accidents happen, I took really good care of my Nexus 5 but it fell out of my hands because of someone else mucking about around me.

The Nexus 6 is way too big for me. I loved using my Nexus 5 and I would happily buy it again but the Moto X looks very appealing. I'm all about stock android so.
[X 2014 General] Thedonk13:
I currently own both, and now that I've gotten a Moto X 2014, i won't be going back.

The build quality alone makes it a better option. It FEELS so good in the hand, and that weight...UGH!! so nice..... :D

The Nexus 5 has only 1 leg up on the moto x, and thats qi charging. BUT, i'm thinking of getting a bluboon *spelling* receiver and trying that out...we will see.....

the moto takes better pics imho and has slomo recording!!

go with the X, you won't regret it....the battery life is the same and with 5.0 we will get project volt and won't need bigger batteries anyway....
[X 2014 General] noobsquared:
This guy really nailed it for the main part. QI charging is deal breaker for some but I don't care. I don't mind plugging it in since I can use it while plugged in but if it has to sit in charger, I can't really use it comfortably. I've had multiple N5s since I enjoy stock Android but I keep going back to Motorola since they've added some very nice features to just bring that little extra that you flashed roms for.

Build quality, radio, reception, screen (IMHO), feel in hand, camera (slightly, not software) and loud speaker kill N5 any day. Moto X 2014 is not a perfect phone but LG build quality is the worst. Loud speaker and radio/reception on N5 is a joke IMHO.
[X 2014 General] erikiksaz:
When I had my 2013 moto x, I decided to try the Nexus 5. Bought it, it arrived, toyed with it for 5 mins, then promptly put it back in the box to sell it to a friend. I thought the 2013 X was better than the N5 off usability features alone. The 2014 X completely dominates the N5.

Better ergonomics

WAYYYYYY better speakers

Better reception

Customizable

Moto Display+Voice

The only thing the N5 has over the X is the well-calibrated LCD screen.
[X 2014 General] Thedonk13:
Totally forgot to mention the loud speaker... It's amazing how loud it really is. I also owned an M8 (hated sense) and Moto isn't "better" but it is really really close. Actually wakes me up when I need it in the morning.

Also, I have noticed that I am on LTE a lot more often on the Moto than I was with the N5.

I use the hand waving thing a lot more often than I thought I would as well.
[X 2014 General] noobsquared:
Yeah, N5 would have such a hard time keeping up with LTE. I was mostly on HSPA+ because radio pretty much sucked.

I am coming from M8 as well and X may not have the same quality and deepness, but it's very very loud and surprises you at times for being just one speaker. Equalizer is pretty good by default on X as well.

I love the texting from Chrome browser and the X talking to me while driving. Oh and sleep mode saves your screen some energy by not turning it on at all if put screen down or in night mode. Software features are actually useful unlike gimmicks IMHO.
[X 2014 General] RawrLikeADino:
You've sold me with that. I guess I will just have to deal with no tempered glass etc. I mean I keep good care of my phones but I don't want to run the risk of accidental dropping like my Nexus 5, guess I'm going to have to. I'll just buy a phone sock or something :laugh:

Only thing I'll miss from the Nexus 5 is the notification light (Moto Display is still cool but something about that LED gives it the edge) and Paranoid Android ROM but Android L seems perfect as it is right now. Also I have fairly small hands and the Nexus 5 was the PERFECT size. 2014 X isn't that much larger so it should be all fine! Many thanks!
[X 2014 General] _MetalHead_:
I own both, and while they are both amazing phones, the Moto X is a pretty massive upgrade from the N5. Not necessarily in terms of speed (though the X is faster), just in terms of overall experience. I feel like the N5 is just a no-frills reference device (which technically it is, I guess) but the Moto X is the ultimate luxury smartphone. I have owned upwards of 20 different smartphones since 2009 including most of the major flagships, and never in my life have I held one this high quality before. The Moto X is the complete package, and I firmly believe it is the best smartphone ever made. The ONLY thing I wish it had was Qi charging but considering everything else the X has to offer, it's a minor compromise. You really can't go wrong with either phone, but my recommendation is the Moto X, without hesitation. Get the Pure edition if you can.
[X 2014 General] RawrLikeADino:
Pure Edition? I'm assuming that's one directly from Motorola? (I'm the UK by the way! I know about American companies like Verizon taking ages to push updates and ugly branding etc)
[X 2014 General] _MetalHead_:
The Pure edition gives us an unlockable bootloader, because the AT&T and Verizon models are locked down. I'm not sure how it works across the pond though, as long as you can unlock your bootloader than you're golden.
[X 2014 General] Faruko:
Both are amazing, in my opinion the Moto X is the Nexus 5 2.0

Better specs all around (albeit nothing to write home about it), better battery life and touchless control its superb
[X 2014 General] Thedonk13:
I haven't ONCE missed root or any ROM since i got the Moto X. i was always flashing on my N5 to get the features that come with this phone out of the box.

We mentioned build quality, i honestly believe my Moto X is of better feel than the M8. The M8 always felt slippery and cold, this phone just feels good.

I also splurged and got the moto care for 80 more bucks. 3 replacement phones over the next 2 years for anything i warrant. I will take full advantage of that service i promise you.
[X 2014 General] Note10.1Dude:
Exactly my debate a month ago. I've got a thread on here someplace about it. It came down to price vs quality and customization. I got the .edu discount (alumni account), so the difference was about $125 on a 32 GB. At that, the X with a wood back was worth it to me. If $ are tight, I think the Nexus 5 is the best option. If $ are tighter than that, then the Moto G (we have a couple of those in our household as well).
[X 2014 General] _MetalHead_:
I totally agree that the X feels nicer than the M8. I honestly wasn't all that impressed with the M8. It kinda gives off a "hey look at me, I'm metal" vibe without actually being all that nice. Like it's made out of aluminum just for the sake of being made out of aluminum, for bragging rights, if that makes sense. There just isn't anything special about it... and those godawful bezels, ugh. The Moto X on the other hand is just... elegant. It's very mature, and no part of its design is superfluous. I keep saying it and I'll keep on saying it- the Moto X is the nicest smartphone ever made.

On a side note, my friend just got the One E8 which is essentially just a polycarbonate version of the M8 and I like it a heckuva lot more than the M8. I think it looks nicer and feels nicer than its aluminum brother.
[X 2014 General] Audioboxer:
The Moto X is like a Nexus 5.5. Physically a big step up from the Nexus 5, feels premium. If the Nexus 6 size puts you off a great successor. Outside of a Nexus there is no other manufacturer that will truly give you a stock feeling. Is it worth the price to upgrade? Not for everyone, but I wouldn't have gone to any other handset.

The development on this phone may not kick off massively, which would be a shame, but I wouldn't force yourself to adapt to the Nexus 6 just because its a new Nexus device. I'd either stay on the Nexus 5 or choose a Moto X.

If big devices don't bother you though its Nexus 6 > everything else.
[X 2014 General] mario24601:
I moved from the even older nexus 4, huge jump for me but only in day two of using it and I'm really on the fence if this is right phone for me. But it is a nice stock feeling phone.
[X 2014 General] rcht148:
I'm on Nexus 4 and debating Moto X vs Nexus 5 (N6 size doesn't work for me).

I was leaning towards Moto X until I read your comment.

Why are you on the fence? What's not right about Moto X?
[X 2014 General] bricktm7:
I had the nexus 5 and hated it. Had great specs but the cheapest design and actually stuttered a little bit with animations.. least favorite phone so far besides the s4. I'd go nexus 6 if the screen isn't to big for you[emoji12]
[XDA Assist] htcwfsjj:
1 year passed away but no help to me

i need to use custom rom on HTC WILDFIRE S 2012

but no reverse tethering :( i asked every one to help but no help

please dont give me childish helps. bcz u can understand tht for 1 year of searching for guide how m uch i have searched and tried but nothing working

please help meeeeeeeeee i want to use custom rom for htc wildfire s 2012 tht is touchwiz5 nature ui 2 v.1 :( plzzzzzzzz help me to run usb tethering / reverse tethering :(

pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[XDA Assist] Perseus:
You have posted on the Correct thread [HELP THREAD] [NOOB FRIENDLY] Official Wildfire S Help Thread! Ask away!

I'd suggest post this question there as well so that the right experts may be of help.

As to Custom Roms, Please review a list of Roms in http://xdaforums.com/htc-wildfire-s#romList

For Tether, have you considered Apps such as PDANET ?
[XDA Assist] htcwfsjj:
i dont want custom rom i have them all downloaded

I NEED REVERSE TETHERING / USB TETHERING FOR CUSTOM ROMS

all things as usb reverse tether , reverse tether , wifi cwm tether NEVER WORKED

help me please. for tethering matter.
[XDA Assist] Perseus:
Please try the apps I had suggested. Otherwise post on the Noob Friendly thread so that one of the experts for your device may be of help.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sushidude:
I have an Note 3 SM900T T-Mobile I encrypted the phone then rooted with Kingo root. What is happening is when I power on phone it prompts for encryption password, I enter the correct password then green android appears then goes to black screen. After some time it will reboot and prompt for encryption again, same process over and over. Will a master reset have to be done or work?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] radicalisto:
Potentially have to reset it all to remove encryption and start from scratch. It's possible that something has corrupted, probably cause of the root after encryption.

Sent from my Spectrum ZX +2
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sushidude:
Gave thanks, since I wanted to make sure a Master Reset was okay

Gave thanks, since I wanted to make sure a Master Reset was okay, then I did a restore and root. I left encryption alone and will further look into the posts as there is info on this after doing root not before doing root.