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[Asus Transformer TF701] IvanVd:
i've solved my problem wit the inverted x-axis!!!!!

i've changed my driver for the touchscreen en builded succesfull a new kernel!

for anyone who have the same problem, you can test it with a unlocked tf701t, cm11-rom, and using "fastboot boot invx-boot.img" and flash it with fastboot flash boot invx-boot.img"

you find the bootimage in:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=56413716&postcount=156

;)
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chipbutty.80:
I have an O2 UK locked Z2 (D6503) and as many people am waiting for the 4.4.4 upgrade to be released. O2 Germany have this morning released version 23.0.1.A..3.9 (according to XperiFirm). My question is, if I install this version onto my UK handset, are there any implications I should be aware of?
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hyelton:
23.0.1.A.39 is NOT available yet, if you click on O2 Germany it goes back down to .314.

Only difference is bloatware maybe be in German.

EDIT: As of about 5min ago the firmware seems to now be avliable.
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chipbutty.80:
Flashed 23.0.1.A.39 O2 DE and have been using it for a couple of hours. I have to say, it's blistering quick. All of the bloatware can be removed. WiFi strength (5Ghz) is much stronger, and PS4 remote play is superb. All in all very happy, even though I know ROOT is probably some time away.
[Android General] Md Belayet:
Hello ! Now repartition your internal storage of your phone without pc :D

Now follow this guide to repartion internal storage of your phone and increase app storage..

This guide is only for Walton Primo-GH2 / Gioone P4

Follow these steps carefulley ..!!

1.your phone must be rooted...

And A coustom Recovery Need

Download Attached Mod File Which One You Need....

Flash It Via any Coustom Recovery .... Like (Cwm/Twrp/Philz)

Then Wipe Data/Factory Reset :fingers-crossed:

Then Reboot Your Phone

Done :fingers-crossed:

Thanks To Anik. :D

Press Thanks if I help You.....

Enjoy :o
[Android General] Bhaskr sarma:
After repartion can i restore backup data.. ..twrp or cwm backups
[Android General] Md Belayet:
You Need To backup Your Data on Sdcard.... ;)

Otherwise You can't Restore it. :D
[Android General] bbuddy786:
Difference between both files

Kindly do explain what is the difference between both zip files. detail plz

:rolleyes:
[Android General] RAM LILA:
bro, can u explain the difference between these 2 files in details?????
[Android General] maxed4901:
Hi, I have a bangla friend who is using this device.. recently infected by a virus and i want to install a new rom for him.. preferrably xperia... but want to increase apps storage. I see 2 files.. can some one help me to understand what those 2 files are?

1 is for sure to increase internal space-- the other is for reverting back to stock rom app storage?? please confirm
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frostfang970:
How can I root the nexus 10 without losing data. My bootloader is LOCKED
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxM4tzexX:
To root your bootloader has to be unlocked and this is alwasy connected with a wipe of userdata. Try to save the data you can make a backup from and restore it after rooting.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] sprintuser1977:
Gonna try and make this short and try and not get attacked or flamed.

I've done retail and sales, managed many big retail stores and even been a district manager.

In my business, you buy something, you own it, it's yours to do whatever you want. Also, there is a return policy and depending on the issue policy can be bent in a put out the fire situation.

The phone business is not like this and I don't understand. If I buy a phone, it is mine, I own therefore why couldn't I do what I wanted. I should be able to wipe my butt with it if I wanted to.

So why do carriers treat it differently. They have the policy about rooting, so why not let the buyer do it, take the risk, and just enforce the policy.

Especially considering we buy it, it's ours and we should be able to do what we want with things we own. Just my opinion because it is retail sales which I know like the back of my hand, but the mobile side of it baffles me.

Anybody an employee or former employee who can explain why mobile phones is one of the only things you can buy but never feel like you completely own it.

Just seems not right coming from years in retail with many many companies.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] dapimpinj:
The problem lies in the warranty and being able to take advantages of services without paying.

Instance 1: A noob roots their phone, bricks it, and doesn't know how to get it back to normal. They call Verizon and say their phone just died. Verizon has to spend time and money sending a replacement.

Instance 2: We have unlimited. We root and unlock free tethering. They lose on "potential" revenues. (Although we do have foxfi on the play store, but its still slow as it goes through a vpn.

I do agree that we should have full control of our devices though. Unfortunately, we can only make changes with out dollars.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] sprintuser1977:
Yeah I can see that but as far as warranty they will check for root so that shouldn't be a factor. I'm sure at this point that is the first thing they check.

They have to know that tethering can be exploited either way.

And my understanding is they don't care and don't make money on the phones but their service charges.

I would encourage people to root if I were them because if they did it right they would make more profit because they wouldn't have to spend money to fix it forcing buyers to have no choice but buy another.

I know it will not change but as a person familiar with making money in retail they could increase revenu .

Not counting with them having for the most part the best service and networks thousands of people would flock there to get an unlocked verizon phone.

Busines wise, if done properly they would make a killing changing their stance
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] dapimpinj:
Although i agree with everything that was said by you, the people calling the shots are probably way too old to understand that there's always a way through everything (for example root in order to get free hot spot working). The other problem is i would assume is that they can't always prove a phone was rooted. Let's say someone was trying to flash a custom rom and accidentally flashed the system leaving only the boot recovery present with no OS and they didn't know how to Odin back to stock, Verizon can't prove that the phone was rooted. For all they know maybe the user was performing an update and something happened.

Whatever the case... I wish we had full access over our devices :crying:
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] KennyG123:
You can do what you want with it...but you bought a device that is locked down to increase sales to the Enterprise and Military community. You have the option of buying a developer's edition. You can certainly wipe your butt with it as you mentioned. As for your inability to root it...that is not the carrier telling you what you can't do with it...that comes in voiding the warranty...but look at it as buying a television and not being able to make a transmitter out of it. Of course you could...but it would require a lot of work and knowledge and also void the warranty. Bootloaders have been broken before and root obtained...again...with a lot of work and knowledge. The device works as advertised when sold. If you choose to purchase a device from a carrier with a history of locking them down (S4, Note 3, S5 and now the S3 with it's updates) then you are choosing to support what they are selling. Now as it is a communications device and you are in the US, there are things you cannot do with it per Federal law as stated by the FCC. But that is a whole other can of worms.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] my_handle:
Foxfi works pretty good for me. Going thru a vpn doesn't slow it down for me
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] dapimpinj:
Good to hear! It must have been my location. I get 5 bars of LTE at home. I'll try it there.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] sprintuser1977:
Please look up the Verizon Note 4 on Verizon, and show me where in describing the product it states the phone is locked and you can not edit certain things.

I may have missed it but I saw no where on the specifications or feature list where it says that? Only a person who is familiar with rooting or bootloaders and such would know.

As far as warranty, as I said, it's a policy and if I choose to break it that is my choice.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] KennyG123:
Not to sound obnoxious but please look up ANY phone and show me where it says that you can root it and it has an unlocked bootloader and you are welcome to change anything you want? You are not brand new...you know what Verizon has been doing for years. There is nothing stopping you from using the phone exactly as advertised in the manual and specifications. Rooting is not an approved use of the phone and offers an extreme security breach of the software..so why would any carrier endorse it or even need to mention if you could or couldn't. Anyone that has been around for more than a year, knows that is what the developer edition is for and should be grateful that Verizon even offers that option. Also knowing you are not brand new, you would know that less than 1% of Verizon customers even know what rooting is. You see the trend, you have choices yet you still chose to support Verizon.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] sprintuser1977:
The original point is being ignored.

Simply put if we buy something we should be able to do whatever we want with it.

All retail is like this except phones.

All the details and other miscellaneous stuff is besides the point.

I'm just saying if we own it, we should own it
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] KennyG123:
Sorry, but I guess I am missing the point. What is it that you wish to do with this phone that you can do with say...a television, that is listed in the specifications and features of the product you purchased?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] chriskader:
To think that executives of Verizon are oblivious to Rooting or custom roms, you are mistaken. Just because they are older does not mean they are dumb. Phones are locked down for one reason: reduce liability on Verizon.

---------- Post added at 07:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:46 PM ----------

I like this. Phones are locked down to reduce liability and cost of fixing it. This is why companies like HTC will unlock your bootloader while voiding your warranty.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] sprintuser1977:
I can't explain it anymore simply, sorry. Here is how it could simply be done:

-I buy the phone

-I want to root the phone

-I call Verizon, tell them I want to root

-They inform me If I do, it voids the warranty and I'm out $700 if I break it

-Ok, i will take that risk

- Verizon notes the account of this, therefore no tricks on cheating the warranty policy and they unlock it

Obviously over simplified, but general idea is they should have a way For us to request it, Note it, and allow us to do it.

Anyway, regardless of how they do it I don't care, it's the fact you buy a 800 dollar phone, if I want to risk breaking it and losing $800, that should be OK as its my property.

Anyway, not going to try and get into a back and forth. I got people's take on it and that's good enough for me.

Thanks everyone for your input.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] KennyG123:
No, Verizon chose to lock down the phones to get huge corporate and military contracts by showing their version of the phone is the most secure. Of course AT&T is also doing the same fighting for those contracts.

I understand and there is a thread in one of the Verizon Sammy phones...Note 3 I think...where a member actually discussed with Verizon executive services the possibility of the same thing HTC did (on other carriers since Verizon locked that door too). I believe the thread is "How much would you pay for unlocking the bootloader" or something like that. He was going to get an idea of how much people would pay for this code direct from Verizon. I think the majority was $25 atm. At least he was pitching the idea to Verizon and they were hearing him out. Perhaps more can do the same?

I was just trying to say that I did not understand how the inability to root would make you feel like the phone was not yours. The PS3 systems if you play online are locked down exactly the same...you jailbreak it and you cannot get on the Playstation network to play online. So it is not just cell phones that do not allow you to do more than the manufacturer promised. I also was stating that you can certainly root and unlock it...if you had the knowledge to do so. I think we just misunderstood each other.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] sprintuser1977:
No biggie. I can understand all points of view and in no way was I trying to disregard or disrespect yours.

If it came across that way I apologize.

This is my first verizon phone (it was my only option due to several reasons) and I am amazed at how adamantly opposed to unlocking phones they are.

I've rooted over a dozen phones and this is the first one that I would like to root but it's good enough that if I can't I still love it
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] jolly_roger_hook:
I could understand if you pay 800 but seriously of your gonna do that get dev edition as well most ppl get the phone subsidised for less then half of what the phone is woth off of contract so technically you don't own the phone as well you are right there is no where in the vzw policy that says rooting voids your warranty if you read all the rules but it is one of thoes unwritten policy's all companys go buy
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] Ed Murray:
That is one of the reasons also, the fact that many phones are subsidized through a carrier, and you really don't own them 100% unless you see the contract out to the end, or pay the ETF. I still agree that the customer should be able to buy out the contract, or void their warranty and accept liability themselves for the express purpose of obtaining an unlock code to root/ROM, etc... I think that Verizon may actually go this route some day, just not any time soon.

If I had the ability to not support Verizon and their tight locking policies, I would. But, like many other people, I'm in a region where the only reliable 4G LTE connection is Verizon and Verizon Alone. I had the unlocked Tmobile Note 3 on both Tmobile AND AT&T and my signal was horrible so I was basically forced into getting a Verizon phone for the stability.

I'd like to see the government step in and loosen the grip that carriers have on consumers, though that would mean the end of subsidized phone sales, and maybe the new edge, next programs as well. Tmobile has the right idea, but once they are the size of Verizon, I bet they tighten their rules too...
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] chriskader:
I do not agree about contracts. Phones can be sold to the government that are locked down, KNOX EMM helps with this substantially.

The ability to unlock my bootloader, however, can be sold or marketed along side that. Phones can be wiped when the BL is unlocked officially (fastbootx, etc). Instead, the dev community is forced to find exploits, thus weakening the phones "secure market value". Official unlock that wipes phone or an unofficial exploit that puts all phones at risk? I would rather have the option to officially unlock and void my warranty. However, I understand the stance of some carriers and manufactures for locking it down. Reduce liability for busted phones.

Government agencies also encrypt phones and discipline unauthorized usage.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] KennyG123:
Since the community that roots their phones and actually breaks them and returns for warranty is probably in the neighborhood of 0.1% I doubt that has much impact on the decision of Verizon and AT&T to lock down the bootloader....if that was successfully the idea Sprint and T-Mobile would have done the same. I agree that for you Verizon users an alternative of paying to unlock your bootloader and listing the warranty as void would be a great offering...petition Verizon to consider that.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] sprintuser1977:
The petition thing is a great idea , and as I also said they could easily implement a way to offer it and track it.

The biggest problem with this whole issue is education as you are right, most people are not aware of exactly the reasons of rooting, what it even means, what they are giving up with bloated and locked down phones, or anything related to just how much privacy they do not have. I have thrown out information to people on my Facebook page and they had no clue.

As far as starting a petition, that is something I have never done before.

Does anyone have a suggestion for starting one, where to start it, or any info at all?

I would definitely do it if someone will head me in the right direction
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Meuuks13:
Earlier Chainfire said that Android 5 is a lockdown and unrootable and then he/they (i really don't know) came up with the root for Nexus 9

So as the final question will Moto G running L be rootable or not?

And i know i shouldn't ask this but what could be the ETA

P.S. - Please correct me if i missed some part of the story
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] sergeyd:
Hello,

i downloaded the new version RUU_Hermes_2.05.261.1_6275_1.34.00.10_108_HTCRUS.

This is test only version. and official?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] sergeyd:
up!

When will a official release?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] MarsRover:
works great so far.

Significally faster than the original Russian TyTN ROM.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Konstantin K.:
Any problems so far?

Dear all, who tried RUS AKU3.3 ROM!

Did you encountered any problems? Anything doesn't work? Or whatever else? I'm using Herm for business and basically prefer not to risk change one buggy ROM on another? I heard on wwe/swe versions that besides "it works faster" there were some new bugs?

It would be great if someone can share his new rus ROM experience summary to everyone here. Thanks in advance.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] baudy2:
BlackBerry Connect does not work. All other things are fine so far since yesterday.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] MarsRover:
depends on what business you're in :)

more problems were solved than created for me, business use mainly.

1) no WPA2

2) frozen incoming call (muted) notification. The "incoming call" window just stayed there on top of everything else AFTER the other party hang up. Happened only once.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] ivanov_sibbereg:
Some problems with the AKU

1. A2DP does not work propelly - it has drops

2. Dial-up networking does not exist anymore which is extrimly bed surprise as i am travel a lot and use one for laptop communication with office.

The rest is Ok so far
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] sergeyd:
this ROM work faster in comparison RUS ROM 1.18.261.1?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Konstantin K.:
Sharing my first experience on new AKU3 RUS ROM (comparison to Russian official ROM, dated summer 2006, never reflashed before)... (I used this instruction for flashing http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=293085 and i didn't flashed GSM update).

1) It works faster. I never measured, but subjectively it's like 5-15%, and basically on my device it was not like a general speed increase, and rather like this: any delay if it occurs, seems to be smaller - for example I use several programs sitting in memory and I use SPB Diary today plugin, on I switched to its tabs for the first time I got a delay for a second. Now it's more like a half of a second. But it's not a 50% increase of cause - less. And on the other side - I noticed that sometimes delays increased: on startup I have to wait a bit longer for a security code window become active since it's drawn on the screen. As before I could type my pin right after, no I have to wait for a second or two.

2) It works stable for me. in general ok, no problems or complaint as a result of one days usage: SPB P+, SPB Diary, SPB Time, SPB Weather, PExcel, Outlook (Pop3, MS Exchange), SMS, Internet via GPRS, BT headset (but i don't use voicedial), USB ActiveSync- all work fine with no problems. What is o/s which I'm going to test soon: wifi, ICQ, Skype.

The only problem I faced - i don't know the reason, but I have a bug with time setting, when was coming through a first time reboot and extrom execution. I started device after flashing for the first time, was passing through customization and at the time I was setting my clock (I set it, selected timezone, pressed ok or "äàëåå") ExtRom execution started and I was no able to do anything else. Then it finished, my device rebooted and my time was 12 hours forward (e.g. 1PM instead of 1AM). And when I tried to correct this (correct time by 12 hours back) - all my meetings and events mooved and for ex. Birthday that was set to 01MAR was shown on 28FEB :-))). So I was confused by this. So I had to delete all PIM data, and reconnect it to my outlook once again making full synchro.

That's my experience so far. If you have any ideas on running a test program to measure productivity - you're welcome. We can do it.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Lurker0:
Which .NET CF version does it have built-in?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] oBACIOTKAo:
sorry what not in English) может пробывал кто A2DP ? :) как ведет себя булутз стерео с новым АКУ 3.3 ? заикается?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] ivanov_sibbereg:
Заикается и еще хлеще чем в 2.3! Sorry for Russian.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] oBACIOTKAo:
Thx!

It is very bad :( :mad:
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] MarsRover:
Dial-up Networking just got renamed to "Îáùèé Èíòåðíåò", enjoy
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] bobstarina:
Hello, BACIOTKA, nice to meet you at this forum too.

With ACU3.3 A2DP skipping issue is solved for me. No more skippings.

But there is a big sound distortion at high frequrency.

So the sound is still not good.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] borizz:
Hi! It`s still unclarified for me, do I HAVE to do all the steps written in the http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=293085 thread? My device is HTC-branded and hasn`t been CID-unlocked and flashed (QTEK_A07, bootloader 1.04, ROM version 1.18.261.1). Can I just flash the update or it won`t work? Is it final ACU3.3 update for russian devices or just a beta/test release? Thanks!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] oBACIOTKAo:
HI!! And I now use A2DPfix though a little but stutters have disappeared) I till now on native ROMe :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] knyaztmi:
In regards to the ROM download

Hey guys,

Would do me HUGE favor and post the lisk to download the ROm or if you have upload it to rapidshare or anywhere else.

ПОМОГИТЕ НАРОД :)
[Verizon LG G3] rp201:
Is it possible?

dd-wrt allows you to create these. I was wondering if it is possible and if so can you do it where your running the hotspot app for other users and connecting to another wifi access point which is your phones default route. the other users are routed through the phone data.

For example I'm at work and visting person asks "can I get internet access" and you say "corp policy is not to allow you but you can jump on a hotspot" and you enable your hotspot for him through your phone but your phone is connected to corpwlan1. your default route is out to cropwlan1 for your phone but the visitors default route is out your phone data connection via hotspot from cell provider.

all this is done on the phone. phone only no other hardware. (unless you can plug a usb wifi adapter into the mirco sd port of the phone with an otg adapter)