yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Galaxo60:
Motorola is a company that works fast on updates, they already have the Lollipop for Moto X and Moto G, so probably the Turbo/Maxx also have the update already done, just waiting for the global release.

The warranty is something that you should ask, I mean, there are a lot of companies that now do their products as global warranty, meaning that it doesn't matter when you buy the device or where you are, you can always take it to their offices for any issue and they should resolve it; but again, is better to ask first.

;)
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] krabman:
I just put it on my credit card which will places a one year warranty on it no matter what the manufacturer might be.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] ccheww:
Moto Maxx root?

Is rooting the Moto Maxx going to be the same exact situation for Droid Turbo since its the same phone? Or are the Moto Maxx's unlocked and easy to root and whatnot? This is the only reason I would get a Moto Maxx. Im thinking of purchasing one alongside a Nexus 6 to compare all 3 and develop some apps Ive been trying to get up and running for months.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] mrnakashima:
Thanks a lot for all the replies. think I´ll be going with straight talk.

I´ve been running the moto max for 5 days now, I´ll be glad to answer any questions I can about this phone.

:)
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Galaxo60:
This please?.

http://xdaforums.com/droid-turbo/help/mic-test-loud-environment-t2934741

:fingers-crossed:
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] krabman:
Have you attempted oem unlock?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] mrnakashima:
I have not.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Galaxo60:
Would you try it for the sake of science?.

;)
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] guardian87:
So when is the Moto Maxx out in Mexico? Anyone know any exporters or companies that would send from Brazil/Mexico to the Netherlands...
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Galaxo60:
It was released today, I already ordered mine 1 hour after it came out. About the way to get it, I think it would be a little difficult, a guy was able to help others to buy it and then send them internationally, but it seems that Motorola Mexico blocked credit cards for other countries to make the purchase, and it will be really hard to get the phone at a reasonable price because I guess most of people wouldn't send money with just a word warranty of the phone being arriving to their countries.

Besides this, customs in every country are different and God knows how much you will pay to receive your phone.

:confused:
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] krabman:
Does Moto have a brick and mortar presence in Mexico Galaxo6o? I will be in the area in a few weeks...
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Galaxo60:
Motorola has been really strong since always, but moreover, since the last year with the launch of the Moto X and Moto G; and now, with the new Motorola devices, it seems that is getting to the top quickly because of their prices and product quality.

:fingers-crossed:
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] krabman:
What I mean is can you walk into a Moto store and pay cash?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Galaxo60:
It means that you can buy directly from Motorola in first place, and yes, in second place, you can go to a store and pay in cash, but most stores doesn't have even the new Moto X and Moto G, and it seems that Moto Maxx would come to store for new year or maybe later.

:(
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] rajuabju:
Is the Mexico version going to have the same bands as Att/Brazil? Or same as the Verizon version?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] krabman:
They are both exactly the same (Mexican and Brazilian) and will work fine on AT&T, the Verizon phone is CDMA but with unlocked GSM radios.

Its proving a little tricky to get the phone as they are only accepting credit cards with Mexican origin. I haven't seen one on ebay yet but I suspect they will be there soon.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Shoreview:
LTE/GSM/UMTS info for people visiting the US (especially from South America)

For reference, for this thread . . .

The Mexico/Brazil MAXX likely won't work on Verizon, Sprint or US Cellular in the States, due to lack of CDMA support. That leaves T-Mobile, AT&T, and MVNO operators that use those two networks, such as Cricket, StraightTalk/TracFone (make sure you're getting a GSM plan with these and not a CDMA one) or MetroPCS. Pretty much any recent unlocked GSM/UMTS device from another country will handle voice and text perfectly well on T-Mobile or AT&T, but due to certain blocks of spectrum being converted directly from 2G to LTE, it is especially helpful to have at least LTE Band 4 (AWS) in the United States. T-Mobile's deployment, for example, now increasingly features LTE on Band 4, though with a bit of HSPA+, and mostly HSPA+ on 1900MHz (Band 2).

T-Mobile uses LTE band 4 nationally, and Band 2 and Band 12 (700Mhz "A" block) in select regions, with HSPA+ 1900MHz (Band 2) making up most of the rest. As far as I know Motorola hasn't yet rolled out a Band 12 device. AT&T uses Bands 2, 4 and 17 (700MHz "lower C" block) LTE though it varies by region, with 17 by far the most commonly used.

For GSM and UMTS, T-Mobile mostly uses 1900MHz at this point though there is some 1700/2100 AWS. Much of their AWS spectrum is being converted to Band 4 LTE. Some of T-Mobile's roaming partners use 850MHz. AT&T uses both 850MHz and 1900MHz extensively.

If you choose to buy a Verizon device from the US, bear in mind there is no Band 17 support; instead, the Droid Turbo runs Bands 2, 3, 4, 7 (2600MHz) and 13. This may make sense if there is LTE Band 7 and CDMA BC0/BC1 coverage in your country,

and

if your carrier will activate the phone. I'm assuming the MAXX has a couple of South American LTE options that the Droid Turbo lacks.

Hope this helps.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] danger2u:
hi

u are from Mexico??

can we talk something in private?

thanks
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Galaxo60:
Da, eu sunt din México.

:p
[Nook Touch Android Development] yattaro:
1st OP

Welcome, fellow Nook users, to the future of the Nook Simple Touch! We present to you: 1337 ROM!

This ROM is made for both the Nook Simple Touch and the Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight using software version 1.2.1.

Features

New kernel, with multitouch and USB host capability

NoRefresh

Status bar and other UI tweaks

Book Button Menu (Configure the book button to open it with Nook Touch Mod Manager)

ReLaunch

Cupcake/Donut Launcher

AndroNook Settings

Google Apps

Rotation Control

Preloaded necessity apps (trying not to say bloatware; you can uninstall them!)

More background tweaks

Installation Instructions

Install Clockworkmod Recovery (to internal memory, not the SD Card) according to this thread.

Download the latest version of the ROM from the Downloads section. THESE ARE NOT FLASHABLE FILES.

Extract the package to an accessible location. You should have three *.zip files.

Copy all three *.zip files to the SD Card or internal memory.

Boot to Clockworkmod by rebooting and holding the bottom left and right buttons at the "Your Nook is Starting Up" screen.

Wipe /system (mounts & storage > format /system > Yes)

Flash the nook_1337rom_xx.zip and reboot.

Follow through normal B&N setup, then boot back into recovery.

Flash Nooter-Part1.zip and reboot back into the OS.

You should be brought to ReLaunch instead of the B&N homescreen.

Open YouTube. Hit Menu -> My channel. At the prompt that appears, tap Add Account.

Sign in with your Google credentials (Gmail and password) and close YouTube.

Open Gmail. Tap menu -> Sync. Gmail will promptly crash (straight to home; no FC or "unfortunate" stop)

Reboot back to CWM again. This time, flash Nooter-Part2.zip.

Reboot again and enjoy!

Upgrade Instructions for coming up from previous versions of the ROM

Download the latest *.zip file and extract it somewhere safe. As a reminder: THIS IS NOT A FLASHABLE FILE

Copy the three contained *.zip files to your SD card.

Reboot into recovery.

Wipe /system (mounts & storage > format /system > Yes)

Flash all three files in this order, without rebooting: nook_1337rom_xx.zip, Nooter-Part1.zip, then Nooter-Part2.zip.

Reboot.

Note - Be sure to check out the 2nd OP for the changelog, planned features, FAQ, and more.

XDA:DevDB Information

1337 ROM, ROM for the Barnes & Noble Nook Touch

Contributors

yattaro, ИΘΘK¡€, javelinanddart

ROM OS Version: 2.3.x Gingerbread

ROM Firmware Required: B&N OS 1.2.1

Based On: Stock

Version Information

Status: Beta

Current Beta Version: 1.3.4

Beta Release Date: 2015-04-09

Created 2014-11-07

Last Updated 2015-04-11
[Nook Touch Android Development] NOOK!E:
[NST/NSTG][ROM] 1337 ROM [Nov. 6]

2nd OP

Changelog

• Version 1.0 - Alpha (unreleased)

• Version 1.1 - Testing (unreleased)

• Version 1.2 Beta - initial release (see above for details)

• Version 1.3 Beta - added AndroNook Settings, Cupcake/Donut Launcher; removed Fastmode; updated ReLaunch for fixed root permissions (Apr. 7)

• Version 1.3.1 Beta - added USB host and multitouch (Apr. 8)

• Version 1.3.2 Beta - fixed USB host and multitouch with new kernel (Apr. 8)

• Version 1.3.3 Beta - added NoRefresh (Apr. 8)

• Version 1.3.4 Beta - (current) fixed a couple minor bugs (Apr. 9)

To Do

• ADB support (near future!)

• Multitouch support

• USB host mode support

• init.d support

• Support for 2.3 Gingerbread and beyond

• Upload screenshots

Addons/Modifications

• Coming soon - orientation switch via status bar button

FAQ

Q: "What home launcher does this ROM use?" - [MENTION=3709878]DrNO[PL][/MENTION]

A: It uses the ReLaunch launcher.

Q: "Where are the downloadable files?" - [MENTION=4008927]kwyrt[/MENTION]

A: Since this thread is a DevDB project, the downloads are in a separate page, which is accessible through a link in the ribbon above the OP.

Q: "Does this project use Android 2.3?" - [MENTION=4437780]dorfd1[/MENTION]

A: No, it doesn't - the only reason the 1st OP says it does is because 2.3.x is the lowest Android version allowed in the DevDB system. This ROM uses Android 2.1.

Q: "Will multiple languages be added to this ROM?" - [MENTION=3709878]DrNO[PL][/MENTION]

A: No, they won't, because, believe it or not, it's already a stock feature - you just need root to access it! Here's how:

1. Install the app Termimal Emulator from the Market.

2. Open it, and enter the command

su

The line should now have a "#" on the far left.

3. Enter the command

am start -n com.android.settings/.DevelopmentSettings

...which launches a hidden settings menu.

4. Tap "Locale Picker[English (United States)]".

5. Choose your language, and enjoy!

Q: "Is this ROM rooted?" - [MENTION=5782039]youxiaojie[/MENTION]

A: Yes, it is.

Q: "Are you guys working on an updated ROM that uses 2.3?" - [MENTION=5051294]frap129[/MENTION]

A: No, because as of now nobody has been able to update the Android version on the Nook Touch device. 2.1 is the version we are developing for. UPDATE - It's looking like Gingerbread and beyond may be possible for the NST, so the new answer to your question is YES.
[Nook Touch Android Development] DrNO[PL]:
Can you post some screenshots?

Which homeapp is used? I'm asking as the one in [NST/NSTG][ROM] Tweaked Modded ROM [Feb16] is restarting / falling into refresh loop with some of my books, which is a bit annoying :)
[Nook Touch Android Development] yattaro:
It uses ReLaunch. Give me about an hour and I can throw together some screenies.

Edit: they're up now! Sorry for the delay. Check up top.
[Nook Touch Android Development] kwyrt:
Would love to try this out but I'm not seeing the links for the 1337rom, nooter-part1, and nooter-part2. Am I missing something?
[Nook Touch Android Development] yattaro:
It's a DevDB project. Look above the OP.
[Nook Touch Android Development] kwyrt:
Gotcha. Had not seen that before. Thanks!
[Nook Touch Android Development] DrNO[PL]:
Thanks, I will test it tonight :)
[Nook Touch Android Development] NOOK!E:
Let us know how/if you like it - and also be sure to report any bugs you find using the DevDB Bug Reports feature, and leave a review using the DevDB Reviews feature!
[Nook Touch Android Development] dorfd1:
Is this android 2.3?
[Nook Touch Android Development] NOOK!E:
No, it's not - the DevDB options just don't allow any Android version below 2.3.x. It's really Android 2.1, just like every other Nook thing.

Sorry about that.
[Nook Touch Android Development] DrNO[PL]:
Just flashed and already like it from the start. New, nice pre-boot and shutdown screens and boot animation. Home is just what I searched for. Let me test it for a day or two. I'll let you know about ups and downs, pros and cons... Review comes afterwards :)

1st question, is there a way to make app drawer to just display icons in 4 columns (with labels or not) instead of 2-column short-list?

2nd are you going to include additional languages similar to HERE?
[Nook Touch Android Development] NOOK!E:
Glad you're enjoying the ROM!

Answer to 1st question - I bet there is, but I don't know for sure - try messing around with the ReLaunch settings a bit.

Answer to 2nd question - No, we aren't, because, believe it or not, it's already a stock feature - you just need root to access it! Here's how:

1. Install the app Termimal Emulator from the Market.

2. Open it, and enter the command

su

The line should now have a "#" on the far left.

3. Enter the command

am start -n com.android.settings/.DevelopmentSettings

...which launches a hidden settings menu.

4. Tap "Locale Picker[English (United States)]".

5. Choose your language, and enjoy!
[Nook Touch Android Development] DrNO[PL]:
1. I'll try searching

2. nope... there's no Polish :/ only mainstream ones that can be chosen also from normal nook Settings
[Nook Touch Android Development] NOOK!E:
Hmm. Well, I don't think we're planning on adding that, but I'll talk to [MENTION=5326897]yattaro[/MENTION] and see what he says.
[Nook Touch Android Development] DrNO[PL]:
Would be nice, but that's not a show stopper.

Rom still did not crash, launcher resterted only once, but it can be my fault. Works smooth and fast. Good job! :svetius:

Yet I have not opened even one book :silly: lol

In the mean time I've added some, in my opinion, bugs.

I'm going to die now... See you tomorrow ;)
[Nook Touch Android Development] yattaro:
I might look into swapping the settings.apk and merging the functionality in framework-res.apk in that mod you posted. You might be able to flash that mod straight over this, but you'll lose a lot of the theming that [MENTION=5981373]thenookieforlife3[/MENTION] originally added, notably the status bar.
[Nook Touch Android Development] youxiaojie:
does it be rooted , support init.d and app2sd?

does it be rooted , support init.d and app2sd?
[Nook Touch Android Development] NOOK!E:
It is rooted.

It does not support init.d yet, but we're working on it.

If App2SD works on any other regular rooted Nook, it works just fine for this ROM, too.

By the way, next time, please don't quote the OP, and save all of us from ESD (Excessive Scrolling Disorder). Also, please edit your post and delete the [quote][/quote] tags and everything in between them.
[Nook Touch Android Development] frap129:
Are you guys working on compiling an updated ROM? I noticed all the changed files are included in the source other than the device tree, so I may try compiling 2.3, and if that works, higher.
[Zooper Widget General] titustitustan:
Pre-rooted Bluestack vs manual rooting

This is such an old thread and Ii'm not taking it against anyone if this doesn't get answered, but what's the purpose of having a rooted bluestacks program?

There are unofficial pre-rooted Bluestacks and I'm wondering if this would be okay to use instead of doing the rooting process. All versions are listed here.

https://xdaforums.com/wiki/BlueStacks_App_Player
[Android General] cdd3111:
Doogee has increasingly improved their products to their customers. Since Doogee DG580, Doogee will release Doogee DG900 and Doogee DG850. I am lucky to get a sample now. And i am glad to share with you. First, i will test Doogee DG900 with you. Because i really like this smartphone with high-end performance.

Exquisite 5inch FHD IPS Corning Gorillia Glass 3 Touch Screen

Doogee Turbo 2 DG900 has updated overally compared with other models, this time, it has 5inch FHD IPS screen with 1920*1080pixels screen resolutions. It is euipped with third generation Gorilla glass touch screen, which can help me prevent scratching. When i open the movie like "The flash", the definition is really high, and screen color is very vivid and real. It's worthwhile to have a try.

Powerful MTK6592 Octa Core 1.7GHz Processor

CPU is quite important for me to play 3D games, when i play Temple Run, the speed is quite swift. Due to MTK6592 Octa core 1.7ghz processor, the overall performance has been improved largely. Couple RAM 2GB ROM 16GB, it has added the speed of the smartphone to search the Internet, play games, watch videos or download any apps and so on. You got know how influential the real tech affect us.

18.0 MP Rear Camera 8.0 MP Front Camera

About the smartphone dual camera, it supports 18MP rear camera and 8mp front camera, as is known to all, most majority of smartphones has the main camera is up to 13.0MP, instead of 18.0MP, however, Doogee DG900 has 18.0mp back camera to shoot the real and ultra-clear pictures to record the unforgettable memory of our life. And 8MP front camera is also incredible to auto shoot for me. I can also beautify the myself by this smartphone.

Rear touch panel, making me do the apps easier

With the rear touch panel, i can now as easy as single handed double tap on back, giving me more freedom to use my hands.

Support 3G, GPS, WIFI, Bluetooth, Multilanguage, Play Store, etc.

Morever, of course it can support 3G and dual sim card, dual standby, which means i can use a 3G network by inserting 3G sim card, the other 2g network by inserting GSM sim card. This smartphone also supports Multilanguage, i can set up it in my mother tongue, which provides the much convenience without language barrier. Google Play store is installed in this smartphone, i can download more than 700,000 apps to perfect my needs. It is built in 2500mAh battery, which can support long working time for me. As for the standby time, it depends on the specific enviorment.

In conclusion, Doogee DG900 is the latest 5inch fhd octa core smartphone with RAM 2GB ROM 16GB. The trendy looks, hardware, functions and so on has increased me to not put it down.
[Android General] franktu:
Isn't doogee dg900 a crap?

Do you really think mt6592 can work smoothly on 1080p display? MT6592 can only work smoothly on 720p display and all slim glassphone heats up fast. You may say you just like the glass design, but can you really endure the TINY battery life? If you want to buy a good looking phone at $200 budget you can buy umi zero, even it's also a crap, but it got AMOLED display, SONY IMX135 and METAL design!
[Android General] jerico9:
I'm looking for good real user reviews. Sound like spam the whole of it like you're selling it.

Spec wise it sounds great but we all know Chinese phones are mostly poor despite specs. However some companies are pulling their fingers out and making good solid devices. I like the look of this as I said so if anyone has one, can you please do a real review with the pros and cons.

Thanks
[Android General] Johanliebs:
Short review from an owner...

Not a review, but just a few points...

After my Samsung Note died (finally I am so happy), I bought 2 of these off Alliexpress, I for myself and 1 for my wife 2 weeks later. That was back in November/December of 2014. So we have had 6 months of daily use out of these.

The bad:

1. Started giving errors about no sd card and no sim card inserted. Used some sticky tape on the back of the sim and sd card to keep them in place and slightly increase the thickness. No issues since.

2. On a hot day using navigation (Google maps) and charging the battery, the phone will warn of a thermal shut down while sitting on the dashboard. I guess this is partly due to the protective case not allowing any heat to escape. Th next case will b a more open design.

3. One of the orientation sensors is not right. Google Sky maps gets disorientated when you view op. Down works.

4. Need for Speed crashes. (all other apps I've installed, over 130, works)

The good:

In short, everything else!

1. The 18MP Sony camera is fantastic, even in low light. The Samsung Note camera would not even take a picture in where the Doogee still takes good pictures in low light.

2. It's thin and light.

3. The colors are not as vibrant on the Doogee as on the Note, but the resolutions is exceptional at 443 ppi. Clear and a very good reading angle.

4. On low usage, it will last easily 2 days between battery charges. Where the Note would be dead by 5 PM on a busy day, the Doogee will still have 40% battery life at 9PM . I manage to drain it once by 9PM on the same day. Where on the Note, I had nothing running in the background and did my best to conserve the battery, I have every bit of eye candy installed on the Doogee, from live backgrounds to anything that sucks juice.

5. The Note was sluggish point. With Google Maps running, it was incapable of doing anything else... With the Doogee, I have never see it slow down, ever. Even with Google Maps and Open Street maps both running and navigating at the same time while watching a HD video clip. 8 cores wins every time!

6. The phone comes pre-installed with a screen protector, and there is an envelope with a few spares. After 6 months, the original screen protector is still clear.

7. The sound volume is much louder than the Samsung. You can actually hear the speaker phone even when there is a lot of noise.

8. Has more app storage space than the Note. Always had the Note complaining about storage. Never on the Dogge with more apps and more data installed.

9. Received 3 OS updates from Samsung in the 1st year. Received 3 OS updates from Doogee in the 1st 4 months!

10. The fast charger will charge it from flat to 100% in less than 2 hours!

The phone stays responsive, no matter what you do.

Will I buy another Doogee product, sure, any day.

Hope this help somebody....
[Android General] Krystyna:
ROOT

How can we root dg900?
[Android General] leolipop:
Use kingo root pc app.
[Android General] Deuca1on:
Are there any custom roms for dg900? i can't find any :/
[Android General] leolipop:
Still nothing...Some people have published a custom recovery for it , but without any usage in my opinion.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] dragonedge:
Is this possible? lets say you want to add a program or program shortcut to the settings folder (personal, system or connections) how can i do this? Is it only able to be done at a cooking level?