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[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Savagerun:
Never had that happen but try freezing the stock keyboard then try using a different one.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bpditty:
Got my Note 4 rooted it right away with no issues been running smoothly for a week or so. This weekend it has just got into a bootloop several times, the only thing I have been able to do is wipe data and start over. I mean I have Titanium Backup of all the apps but it is still a hassle. The only thing I have noticed is in the stock recovery it says "dm-verity failed"

I have read running a non-stock kernel will take car of this but not sure this is the issue. Has anyone else had this issue or have a solution?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neotremer:
It's the root. That root is causing that error to pop. Un-root your device.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jtkc:
I am trying to correct this issue as well for s friend who bought a used note smn910p.

It boots up

Its in the abnormal factory reset, reactivation loop i have to provide samsung account from unknown previous owner

rooted s5 smg900r4
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jtkc:
fixed dm verity issue using kies3, updated firmware and initialization option.

rooted s5 smg900r4
[XDA Assist] redzreyes:
I'm using twrp and when I go to >Install theres no internal storage.... 0mb . >Mount Only cache and sdcard are mounted, the system, data and phone storage is not mounted ( you can't mount these i think they are blocked

What would I do?
[XDA Assist] Darth:
Hi,

Unfortunately I can't find anything relevant on XDA for your device. You would need to ask for help here,

> Android Development and Hacking > Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Good luck!
[XDA Assist] redzreyes:
By the way it's an Octa core device MTK6592m
[XDA Assist] Darth:
Yes, post in the section l linked for help. ?
[Lenovo A850] xysen0:
hello,

did someone could share any suggestion what should I looking for?

I would like to have cover(like covers e.g. for iPads, SGS's) with hardware keyboard bluetooth connected. But I would like to keep it always with phone as I need that more tha low phone.

I hope that someone on the world has similar problem... :)

regards
[Lenovo A850] irfanadli97:
[PSA]:D:D:D

Welcome to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (lol)! Here you can find superiorly vast varieties of accessories for your device! From as small as dangling keychains to... totally ridiculous armor case!

... haha little joke right there

but seriously there's nothing you can't get for your phone, or tablet on terms of accessories.:p

Answering your question, maybe you should get a 'privacy' tinted glass protector, and some armor cases, but hardware keyboard? Honestly A850 is really unpopular, so that will be a tough job.

This was sent from my Lenovo A850 via XDA mobile app.
[Lenovo A850] xysen0:
uuh, I know that

but I hope that maybe from any other phone (e.g. SGS) will be compatible?
[Lenovo A850] irfanadli97:
SGS (Samsung Galaxy S)? Not of course. SGS is somewhat 4"ish and a RECTANGLE phone. A850 is FIVE POINT FIVE inch screen and (what d'you call it) curved sides, top and bottom.

This was sent from my Lenovo A850 via XDA mobile app.
[Lenovo A850] xysen0:
yes, I know but that was only example of my idea. Maybe there is any other similar phone to a850

thank you
[Lenovo A850] irfanadli97:
u..k u too

This was sent from my Lenovo A850 via XDA mobile app.
[Samsung Gear S] dbraba01:
I have been searching and can't really find an answer. I have a note 4 on Sprint. I would like to get the AT&T gear s. I would activate it with the big blue more than likely. Will the call forwarding, etc still work? I believe it should because it is still connected just not on one account. I have the framily plan with sprint and don't want to switch.
[Samsung Gear S] dbraba01:
I also forgot to mention that I will be buying the s from best buy because of reward credits and they only have the AT&T version listed.
[Samsung Gear S] Uniquebarbee:
It should the watchphone has it's own number so call forwarding will work and you watch number would work. It's like google voice if you use that. So yes 2 numbers 1 watch. So bluetooth to accept Sprint stuff. Leave phone at home to accept AT&T stuff.
[Samsung Gear S] dbraba01:
Ok thanks, that's what I was looking for. I'm not looking to switch sim cards yet and couldn't find out whether this is possible. If only bb would sell the sprint model for price matching purposes.
[Samsung Gear S] rmont23:
So this means that you wont have your "phone" # forward to the ATT Gear S from your SPRINT #?

So this means you have to give out the ATT Gear S # out to be able to reach you when you leave your Phone at home?
[Samsung Gear S] Uniquebarbee:
He can forward his Sprint number to AT&T gear it has it's own number. He will receive calls from both numbers on watch when he is away from phone and when phone is bluetooth connected he will still recieve both numbers both text both everything.

his watch internet will come from his AT&T number when he's away. When he's by his phone he will use bluetooth/wifi
[Samsung Gear S] rmont23:
so when hes not connected with bluetooth he wont get text or emails from his sprint phone # but will receive calls from his sprint #?

Im sorry if it sounds the same i just want to make sure i get this right.
[Samsung Gear S] Uniquebarbee:
yes he can freely make calls on watch AT&T bluetooth he will recieve sprint info if he has wifi calling activated then use sprint things with wifi calling

[MENTION=5211961]rmont23[/MENTION] do you have Sprint carrier?
[Samsung Gear S] dbraba01:
To me it is the same thing as forwarding you cell to your home phone. The emails will come from my account no matter what service i have. If i understand this right, it should work the same I'll just have two different bills.
[Samsung Gear S] Uniquebarbee:
THIS everyone will have 2 bills some one carrier in this case 2 carriers users preference. Yes think of watchphone as a home phone on the go when needed
[Samsung Gear S] rmont23:
yes i have sprint.

this is why i ask these question:

From Sprint website: must be on and connected to Sprint’s data network for SMS/MMS and third party app notifications to be routed from Sprint smartphone to Gear S when Bluetooth connection is unavailable.
[Samsung Gear S] Uniquebarbee:
Yes Sprint watchphone will use the GS phone number when you are not connected to bluetooth i.e it will eat you data your 1,000 text/calls 100MB data per month unless you are on family share then your calls/text will be unlimited and you share data when you are away from phone but you have to have 20GB family share or higher for that
[MDA Compact II General] benshaps:
I have an MDA II which is locked to tmobile.. i've been trying to unlock this thing for weeks.. Iv tried lokiwiz and that still didnt work.

When i boot up the phone with my o2 simcard it says 'Network is locked, Please input unlock code' and it will not let me open up any files or go off this message. Please help. Thanks.
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bregga:
Anyone know a custom recovery that will allow me to do nandroid backup straight to a usb drive I have tried cwm, twpr,and philz and none seem to allow this.

yes i have mounted usb in the recovery but the only option to save is to sd card any help I know i am missing something stupid.
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaysoblitzed:
I could be wrong but if use CWM with an OTG cable it should work fine. In CWM you need to mount your "external sd".

After the backup is done; boot up, open a file explorer, have the OTG cable plugged in and go to /sdcard/usbStorage/sda1 and you should be able to see your backup there.

Remove the MicroSD card before proceeding to do anything to avoid any issues with the OTG cable or Flash Drive.

I believe TWRP has an OTG mount mode as well.
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bregga:
Thanks

Yes i have tried in all of them to mount the usb drive but none have the option to save to the sda1 "usb" its weird i use twrp on my htc one and it does it on there i also used cwm, twrp on my droid x2 and they did it there i also have tried multiple usb sticks from 4 gig 16 gig 32 gig 64 gig and a 128 but no luck. I mean its not that big a deal i can copy it off to my computer but would be nice to be able to do it direct
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vscaligr:
I recently dropped my Samsung Galaxy s5 and now my screen has a very tiny crack on the screen. I still receive texts and phone calls but the screen is completely black and unresponsive. all I need to do is find a way to enable USB Debugging to retrieve my data.. I've looked into getting an OTG with HDMI adapter but the one I received didn't work, so I've been trying to look into alternate ways. I'm not a developer, I've been doing research but I don't have enough knowledge about this. if anyone could help me step by step with this, I would be more than happy to compensate (financially) if its successful. send me a reply or a direct message. thank you!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tehnika2468:
Hi,

First, sorry for posting this into a general thread, but I'm in a hurry and I need to find help asap! I have an LG L Fino D290n with 4.4.2, kernel 3.4.0+. I've rooted my phone with PurpleDrake a few weeks ago and removed some system application. Everything was working fine until today when my mobile network stopped working. Then the "home" and "multitasking" buttons were not responsive. I've tried to factory reset the phone and wipe everything but had no luck even after that. I've tried another sim - nothing. When I go into Settings > About > Software Version, my phone stucks, so I guess it's a software bug or something.

I need to, find a way to flash a stock rom, I've searched the whole internet but I had no luck finding one for the Fino. Is there another solution to try? What tools do I need to use? Can I flash a ROM from a different phone model, or should I say goodbye to my phone, since the GSM is not working anymore.

THanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucascerqueira:
...

I think you can try LG MOBILE SUPPORT TOOL to verify if you can upgrade/recover you phone , I bought a D295F last week and I did root because of internal memory is to little....

good luck
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mantalamo:
Have you found a solution already?

While browsing the forum here is what I found by @ dzemiik hope this help you

http://http://xdaforums.com/android/development/recovery-twrp-recovery-lg-l-fino-t3035676/post59078820
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RyTekk:
When I lay on my back and use phone, the phone face up with the earth, auto rotate is off, after some seconds, the phone will automatic turn off screen, but it doesnot happend when auto rotate is on. Does anyone met it?
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RyTekk:
The phone will turn off screen if it faces up on a surface, but because of some reason, the phone understood wrong when auto rotate is off, while the phone faces up with the earth, above the surface, it still turns off screen.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] unforsaken:
Hi every1.

I'm going crazy here...

I updated the Security Policy by mistake and now I can't seem to root anymore. This happend when I was flashing stock NB1 then the NB1 to NI1 patch/update through Stock Recovery and finally after my phone booted completly, I accepted the Security Policy Update.

I tried flashing back stock UCUFNB1

without updating it further

but it won't let me root with

towelroot

anymore, also tried kingroot (just in case), and same deal. I know I should've been more careful but like I said, it was a: omfg-did-I-just-clicked-ok? type of mistake.

So, I'm I done? or is there still a way around this? I desperately need to root my phone. I've searched the forum for a solution, haven't found one yet just people asking if they should accept it or not, etc.

EDIT: **SOLVED** POST #3
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] jmjoyas:
The original NB1 is NOT rootable. You can flash the NC1 kernel in Odin and then root using towelroot.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] unforsaken:
SOLVED

Thank you!

However, the solution was different also found what "the problem" was.

->

I hope this helps anyone who happend to be in this type of situation.

Cheers!
[Sony Xperia M] nurulmac11:
i have cwm, ulb,root.

and original 15.4.A.1.19.

and it says new system update. can it be brick if i install that update?

(that is too 15.4.A.1.19. i dont know what is difference. )
[Sony Xperia M] nurulmac11:
cwm didint let to install it
[Sony Xperia M] Farsiris:
just flash kernel from sxdeveloper.blogspot.com by noel .
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Malkozaine:
Is there any way to get into the IMEI settings on the phone.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stryke_the_Orc:
No. And changing your IMEI is illegal. Thread closed.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] phibo:
Hey guys, Im currently still rocking my RAZR maxx and its about time for me to upgrade. I'm looking between the turbo and note 4. My major deciding factor between these 2 phones are the battery life. I use my phone to listen to online radio which continuously stream. So I wonder if anyone have a clue which one will be better suit for this.

Thanks
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] thegrants82:
That's easy, note 4.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] phibo:
Wow that just that simple ? 3900 mah vs 3220 mah screen off straight stream and the note will out last it for 10 hr straight .?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Onismurai:
specs is not everything about a phone. Note 4 is a top-notch device and it is considered to be a best phone in 2014 about build quality as well as its features. The only cons is TouchWiz, which can be solved after couple of weeks when the phone starting to receive support from Xda Dev.

But, you may want to get the turbo if you dislike the phablet type.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] thegrants82:
Turbo camera and battery are not good. Note 4 has the best camera and great battery life. Turbo isn't in the same league as the note. Not much more to say. Easy choice.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] phibo:
Thanks for you guys feed back. Ya totally change my view of the turbo. If its true that a note 4 will out last the turbo on just straight streaming online radios.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] jfriend33:
Note 4 dev edition
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] itanas:
in terms of battery life has anyone actually worked with both devices and tested and compared it?

http://www.phonearena.com/phones/benchmarks

Droid Turbo is rated much higher based on their script tests.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] mobilehavoc:
After owning an S3 and an S5, I need a break from Touchwiz. Samsung makes great phones but Moto is making the closest thing to a Nexus right now. I see the DT as my own Nexus 6 but perfect size.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] civiksi:
Shouldn't this be nexus 6 vs note 4?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] pwhitersxs:
I disagree with this. I think you have to know that the droid camera requires manual focus, once you know this, it takes great pictures. I've done blind camera comparisons between my turbo, note 4, s5, and iPhone 6 plus. Every time everyone agreed the turbo had better pictures.

I will say that at first I wasn't too happy about the camera and slower shutter, but if you turn off hdr and use the manual focus, the pictures are fantastic. Keep in mind that samsung denoises/smooths their pictures so they look cleaner but they lack detail. Well at least on the s5, didn't test this on the note 4.

And battery is again, fantastic. I get amazing life with it. Lasts me 1.5 days with heavy use and around 6 hours screen on time on average.

I will say that my last 3 phones have all been samsungs and I loved them all (s4, note 3, s5), but the turbo has exceeded my expectations and I am very happy with the turbo over the note 4. Only thing I'll miss is the spen, but with Google keep to document my picture notes, I've gotten over the turbo not having it.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] daboyal006:
I bought both to try out, and let's just say I sold my note 4

Sent from my DROID TURBO 64 GB
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] schwartz.matthew.e:
Note sure about this guys.. Battery is better on the turbo. I've used both and turbo beats the note in many ways. Screen isn't one of them though. Other than the screen and camera, turbo has it beat. Both phones are very similar though.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Rams99:
I will agree that all around the turbo is the a great phone. I used to own the g3 before this. Phone was laggy and not smooth when scrolling. Plus people couldn't hear me on speaker phone for some odd reason. Plus typing with SwiftKey was horrible. Switched to the turbo and now everything is running smooth. I never really liked Samsung phones. Owned the Note 2 and while it is a good phone. It had poor reception, wifi problems and also call clarity wasn't all that great. Never will I own a Samsung phone again. Plus there note series phones are way to huge. Phablet is not for most people and certainly not for me.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] tsinvest:
New Droid Turbo owner...love it!

I have only had my Droid Turbo for four days and absolutely love it so far. Prior phone was a Samsung S3 and I had a few major problems...dropped calls all the time in my office, could never use it to talk to clients....GPS barely ever worked or would cut out most of the time if it did work, could never get a clear fix on the satellites.

The Turbo took care of all of this

...really good radio signal from my office...I could even use the internet now from my office while I waited so long with the S3. GPS works like a dream. I am so glad to have gotten rid of my Samsung Galaxy S3. I waited intentionally for the Turbo and can strongly say that I am one happy camper. :D
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] zathus:
Dude seriously, go away lol. You troll every thread. Move on man. Its a phone, not a cheating wife.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] asoutlaw:
I listen to a lot of radio / podcast on my Turbo. Not 10 hours straight but when I'm not actively working I'm listening to Tune-in radio or a podcast (normally through bluetooth). I will normally end the day with about 40% battery left.

I did listen for about 5 hours straight last weekend while working on the house. I had plenty of battery left (though I don't remember the exact amount. Also I was using headphones).

Just for comparison. I headed out to the movies one day and the phone saw light use. After 8 hours out and about I had 89% battery left. But again, I had light use of the phone.

And another comparison. A few weekends ago I was also working on the house (blowing in insulation). I spent about 6 or 7 hours doing this listening to Stitcher the entire time on my previous phone (Note 3). The battery was at 10% when I was done (again I was using headphones).

The only down side that I have with the phone and listening to music / podcasts at this point is the phone doesn't appear to work with headsets that have controls on them. The mic does work. The volume, answer button (Samsung headphones) doesn't work.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] scallawag:
No question the turbo has better battery life. I have both. If you do go for the N4 I would suggest buying the Developers version direct from Samsung. The N4 DE has root now!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] astevens54:
I agree with your assessment. I've had the Galaxy s3 and 4. I like the camera and battery on the Turbo much better than Samsung's. The Turbo is fast even with the bloatware and a much cleaner interface. The Turbo also has a faster CPU.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] jetsman:
Nexus 6 for sure
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] sdgmcdon:
I absolutely guarantee you it will not ...Turbo battery is 21% larger, has a smaller, less power hungry screen and doesnt run the absolutely power hungry (not too mention janky) touchwiz skin.

Also, see my other posts in this thread for comparisons of both as i have the turbo now and had the note 4 for two weeks.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] timmyd463229:
How does the turbo know when your in the car? NFC?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] sdgmcdon:
Pretty certain its gps initially, but it also learns from connected bluetooth devices. In my case my Kenwood DNX9990HD. As soon as they connect (first 10 seconds of being in the car only due to how long my kenwood takes to start up) the phone jumps into driving mode immediately.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Ironkidz:
You should read that again. He said on radio tests. So the screen size has nothing to do with it. This is strictly down to efficiency in data usage and screen off which the Note 4 excels in. The DROID, much like the 360, is in desperate need of an efficiency patch. Not to mention the DROID can't even do voice and data simultaneously.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] sdgmcdon:
I use voice and data simultaneously all the time, so that is indeed a problem right now, however, its expexted to get the ota to resolve that in a few weeks, which i can deal with for now (and by the way, thats been the case with iphones on verizon from day one and didnt seem to bother most people).

As for the radio efficiency, all i know is this...i am an EXTREMELY HEAVY business user, i buy my phones with battery life at the top of the list of consideration (though because i have a mobile tech addiction and swap phones a lot, sometimes i end up sarcrificing it, but usually doesnt last long).

With the note 4, i thought my pre-ordered one was defective due to battery life and swapped it on day 3...the new one didnt change that.

Im on my phone ALL DAY LONG, easily hitting 7+ hours of SOT using it for calls, sms, email, web, specific app usage for business, streaming music in the car and hotspot. With the note 4 i would get 8 hours MAX before it was dead, usually having to give it a FULL charge around 3pm. And even then, it would hit the night stand with maybe 20% left.

With the turbo im getting around 12 hours of use instead, 50% more battery life with MY USAGE (i dont give a crap what "radio tests" say, what i care about is how it holds up with MY USAGE). Although i have had to plug it into the turbo charger once since ive had it mid day, it usually makes it to the night stand; albeit it limps there, but makes it.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Imagiohio:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe the Note 4 can do simultaneous voice/data yet either.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] adrialk:
Note 4 can

Sent from my XT1080M
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] theineffablebob:
I think it's a mix of GPS and the phone's sensors like gyroscope and accelerometer . Google Now also knows when you're in the car. It uses that info to determine where you parked your car.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] chrisonxda1:
If you're looking for stock Android your top choices are Turbo and Nexus 6. I would pick Nexus 6 all day long.

If your looking for features over stock Android I would pick the Note 4 over both the Nexus 6 and Turbo.

It's not really a cut and dry decision. But I know for me the Turbo is number 3 on my list. I have both the Note 4 and Nexus 6 above it. The Turbo feels like a sibling to the Moto X with the Nexus 6 the parent. A month ago the battle was always between the Note 4 and Turbo but the Nexus on Verizon changed all that. And don't forget that the Nexus 6 is one model on all carriers. That should increase the resell value assuming that Verizon leaves the phone untouched. But for me I got a Note 4. Best display, removable batteries, multitasking features and my favorite which will be Gear VR. Many people don't like VR but it's something different. I know that if I had the Nexus I would be flashing rom after rom; I'm at the point that I want to settle down. And I still have my 2013 Nexus 7 to fool around with.