yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Zooper Widget Templates] bigtimejdub:
Wow. Thanks a lot, you rock!
[Zooper Widget Templates] bigtimejdub:
I have force English checked but the widget still shows "nachster termin". Should these show English or do I have to update these manually?
[Zooper Widget Templates] Bogeyof:
Sorry, but I'm afraid you have to update the text manually. I've made versions with Multilanguage support, but if your version stay at German, you have to change it by your own. Again, sorry for that...
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
I bricked my tecno p6 when trying to use Titanium backup to make an app a system app. My phone is stuck at the boot logo but won't boot. Please help.
[XDA Assist] bitpushr:
If you are able to get adb logcat running on the boot, that might be able to help determine why it won't boot fully.

Really the only other option is to boot into the bootloader or recovery and flash a new system image. Unfortunately, I can't find much about the Tecno P6 (Phantom A mini) anywhere on the web. You may try to contact Tecno technical support at service@tecnotelecom.com - ask if they can provide a flashable system image - and post back here to XDA if allowed.

Make sure you register an account on XDA to respond to this thread. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmills.117:
I'd like to enable wifi hotspot and mobile data hidden toggles for the notification panel (as well as flashlight, if that's possible).

How can I do this?

I download a sqlite editor on my PC and edited "notifications_panel_active_app_list" (or whatever it's called) and added ";WifiHotspot" at the end, then wrote the changes. Then I overwrote the file with root explorer and rebooted the phone. However, when I rebooted, I got stuck in a reboot loop, so I went into TWRP and restored the backup of settings.db that I had made.

What did I do wrong? Did the sqlite editor I used jack something up when I re-wrote the database to save my changes?
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Uniquebarbee:
Idk but you could use this since you are rooted Arrows at the bottom is what you want press button reboot enjoy

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[Samsung Gear S] apprentice:
I can't recommend Wearable Widgets enough especially on the Gear S

It works by creating a bridge from your phone to the watch for just about any widget that will fit on a 2" screen without it being too small to read.

I have experimented with a few widgets and 2 favourites are the BBC weather widget and Timely, but most impressive is an app called "HD Widgets". https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cloudtv.hdwidgets&hl=en_GB

With this one I was able to quickly design a clock and weather widget and then use wearable widgets to display it on my Gear S. See screenshot.

There is so much potential, they have 2 apps in the Gear Store, one is Wearable Widgets Clock and the other is Wearable Widgets for Gear The first one allows you to create any widget and use it as a clock. That's good for keeping a selected widget always available. The second app (which it states does not have Samsung approval - but it works regardless) Allows you to open the app on the watch and view as many widgets as you want, on a 'one per page' view. Note that in order to have more than 1 widget, you need to upgrade to the pro version which was about £1 roughly. Definitely worth it. And if I have made this sound complicated, trust me it's not. It's very quick and easy.

You will need the free app for your phone in order to set everything up:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wearablewidgets&hl=en_GB

Hope this has been useful.
[Samsung Gear S] Uniquebarbee:
:confused: Do we need to add this app from the playstore and the galaxy app store? Because I added it through the galaxy app store days ago it will not install it will download but not install for gear S ( on mine anyway)
[Samsung Gear S] apprentice:
I downloaded it form the play store first, then through Gear Manager/Gear App Store find the 2 Wearable Widget apps there.

Ignore anything on the main Samsung App Store.
[Samsung Gear S] Uniquebarbee:
ok I will give that a try that maybe my missing link

UPDATE this way works thanks I added a beautiful weather widget nice find
[Samsung Gear S] maurizio53:
Wearable widget clock

Cannot find the wearable widget clock. Can you give me a link or something?
[Samsung Gear S] apprentice:
Go into the Gear store via Gear Manager and you will find it in the CLOCK category about one page down.

Note that some people say that some (random) apps don't appear. I cannot find the app called "Bike!" which someone else has for example!

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[Samsung Gear S] maurizio53:
Sorry but on my gear manager there is no gear store section.. Gear manager was installed directly by gear s when connected the first time to the device via Bluetooth. How to have gear store?
[Samsung Gear S] Uniquebarbee:
samsung gear manager open app -->Samsung Gear Apps or go on you gear S open apps scroll all the way done until you see

"Get more applications it will open your gear store
[Samsung Gear S] maurizio53:
OK finally I got both the apps but how to use the wearable clock widget? I open it from the gear as get nothing but "undefined"... What I miss?

I own the wearable widgets app from the play store....
[Samsung Gear S] Uniquebarbee:
open the app on you smartphone and set up the widget ho you want it to appear on the gear S

when your satisfied open samsung gear manager on your phone click home styler screens click clock scroll until you see Wearabl widgets clock click done look @ watch enjoy
[Samsung Gear S] dosomethinggreat:
How to set as a screen to the right

So regarding the wearable widgets for gear s (Not the clock version), I see that I can scroll down to the app then get my widget but what I really want is to replace one of the screens to the right of the clock with one of the widgets. I really like my watch face and don't want to replace it. It is too much swiping around to get to the widget in the app dwar that is below the clock. Am I missing something?

Thanks

J

:confused:
[Samsung Gear S] apprentice:
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It's not currently possible to add anything to those pages other than the pre-installed Samsung widgets. You can of course move the app icon to the top of the app drawer (tap and hold then drag) that will save you a bit of thumb work!

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[Samsung Gear S] dosomethinggreat:
Need to update Gear S for more compatability

Samsung really needs to update their gear S Tizen software to be more compatible. We should be able to add whatever app we want to one of the widget slots to the right of the clock. Also no gmail or facebook app. WTF! The wearable widgets is an okay work around but I find there is an obnoxious delay when trying to scroll through the gmail widget and If I have to pull my phone out to look at the email after selecting it from the gear s widget then I might as well go straight to the phone in the first place.

The gear S has a lot of potential but the software just is not there yet..... I have never used an android wear watch yet but I wonder if it does some of this better. But I do really like being able to reply to txts from my watch or answer calls which android wear can not do.
[Samsung Gear S] apprentice:
--

Regarding your email issue, I am now using the stock Samsung email app. It's not as good as the Gmail one but it gets the job done and more importantly it is fully compatible with the Gear's email app and notifications. I also think Facebook will follow.

Now with the Gear S.. there are some shortcomings I agree but it's still in its infancy. I bought the original Gear when it first launched and there weren't any apps for it, just some additional (and ugly) watch faces. It was expensive and I could easily have written it off as a waste of money. However things quickly picked up, the Gear store grew, developers did some amazing mods and roms for it, Samsung added Tizen and that meant more apps. I started appreciating it more. And I kept it right up to the Gear S purchase.

I am certain the Gear S will go the same way. There is a lot more potential with this than any other smartwatch as it has a large screen, a keyboard, wifi, gps and a cellular connection. These are all useful for a huge amount of development potential. I am also confident that Samsung will add more functionality and iron out the usability issues.

I bought an 'LG G watch R' initially, believing that Android Wear was the going to offer so much more. I had the watch for 24hrs before sending it packing. It was lame compared to Tizen and quite frankly unattractive and limited. It's designed to be a notification slave and not really cater for apps and standalone features. It hasn't exactly moved on much since it was announced either.

So hang on in there mate, and concentrate on how amazing this watch is in every other way. It's a cracking gadget and it's a keeper for me.

--
[Samsung Gear S] DamienLives:
Wearable widgets on gear s

Ok I am using an orange icon that says gear in it... I downloaded and installed both wearable widgets and I even upgraded but it does not show me how to get it to the watch.. I did click one thing on my wearable widgets app on my phone and it says I need gear manager.. I downloaded gear manager, but will not install, I'm assuming because of the gear app I currently use... If I remove the one that's orange and has gear written in it.. Will I lose what I have created clock wise and app wise alike?
[Samsung Gear S] Raiderman:
You can use 4x4 widget also. The watch will scale it down.
[Samsung Gear S] chemman:
Oh heck yea! This works great. Expands the Gear S tremendously in my opinion.
[Samsung Gear S] Purzelkater:
Sounds interesting. But will this work without a bluetooth connection to the pone too? A connection (over WLAN or remote) should be necessary, right? But will it work just with remote over 3G? And what says the battery?
[Samsung Gear S] Komic11:
questions

Has anyone found that wearable widgets drains battery. Is it possible to disable the watch home screen and leave wearable widgets running so when i wake the watch wearable widgets is running and i can just swipe over to next widget. Is there a watchface that can be used where i can launch the app just by touching the screen.

And unrelated but is there an app where i can see a full calendar in month view that can sync with splanner/google calendar.

Im trying to decide between switching from my omate to the gear s so im just trying to weigh my options.
[Samsung Gear S] dersie:
Yes WW drain the batt, you must be carefull with the WW oprion. WW as a watchface app so it is the standard Gear Clock and you can swipe from the face to other widget.

You have also another watchface for Gear with launcher and you can add shortcut for 4 to 20 apps on one face.
[Samsung Gear S] Ultraman666:
I don't have a Samsung phone so I don't have access to getting the wearable widget for the gear s, anyone care to share the wgt? Thanks

Sent from this Oneplus "Lollipop" One!!!
[Samsung Gear S] modmandan:
Have to say, I am really enjoying WW! I setup an HD widget and it looks great on my S. I am concerned (as mentioned) about battery drain and will have to test further to see what bump my battery takes.
[Samsung Gear S] modmandan:
I've been running WW for two days now, I have noticed a much lesser drain than I had with the stock clocks, I setup an HD widget that shows time and 7 day weather forecast. My issue is if I walk away from my phone and bluetooth disconnects, I get the message connection lost from WW and it will not put my widget back on the watch unless I go into Gear Manager and select a different clock, then the WW face.

Anyone else having this issue??

One suggestion would be a refresh button to press on the WW watch to reconnect and update after the watch reconnects to my phone.
[Samsung Gear S] KDKobes:
Send an email to the developer most of the time they will fix the issues rather quick, but it would be best to make them aware of the issue you're having.
[Samsung Gear S] modmandan:
Yup, did that...thanks! I just figured they might follow this thread too.
[Samsung Gear S] KDKobes:
Not usually they get too busy. Most have other people check email and make appropriate responses as well as make developer aware of "actual" issues. Keep in mind there can be a lot of emails to go through some can be as simple as compliments, complaints, or suggestions that really just take away from the developers actual time developing the app. Just make sure you keep it simple and to the point as well as making it as detailed as possible. Another suggestion would be to get to the point right away and save compliments for the end not beginning. This method is much less likely to get overlooked. Hope your issues get fixed, call me rude, but paid apps especially, as far as im concerned, have an obligation to fix their issues. I had issues with Beautiful Widgets and made multiple attempts to contact them but it seems he has his wife or something responding to emails and she just makes generic responses and didnt make developer aware of issue, she just kept giving me the run around. Hope you dont have that issue.
[Samsung Gear S] modmandan:
I hear what you're saying, but I think you took my initial comment out of context. I purchased the app on the app store before I knew it was available here and emailed through it. I was also hoping someone here had an idea.
[Samsung Gear S] KDKobes:
Sorry if it seemed that way, I didnt mean it to come off like that. I was just simply stating how to get a response from them so

your email doesnt get ignored..I rambled sorry.

I dont have the app but from what your saying it would be an issue within the app which will require it to be fixed by developer unfortunately. Since its a paid app cant mess with it to help you out.
[Samsung Gear S] Cuantico:
You could have stated that it only works when bluetooth connected on Gear S. It doesn't work on remote connection...

Good idea but useless for me, a loss of time.
[Samsung Gear S] FearMyAnus:
I agree, I use this to control Spotify, it's the only thing that will.
[Samsung Gear S] jimbochou:
Recently got the Gear S after looking at other options. This is a great app, really helps extends the usefulness of the device!
[Samsung Gear S] vysus:
Cannot see and set it up between available watches, it seems like something to do is missing :confused:
[Samsung Gear S] Dulyen:
I have 3 different gear watches i know some apps are only ava. for diffrent devices but i can not find the widget app on any of them is there a apk someone can post a direct link to?
[Samsung Gear S] mobiemi:
me also

I have gear S connected with edge plus, I can not find wearable widgets in clock faces also.
[Galaxy S 4 General] dack23:
delete
[Galaxy S 4 General] rgshah3:
i9500 too if possible :P
[Oppo N3] ForumNinja:
Oppo N3 Review Thread​

Hey all:)

This thread is to collect the available reviews for the Oppo N3 into one place. Feel free to post reviews found on the web or when the device becomes available create your own:good: If anybody feels one should be added to the OP, please PM me. I'll kick off with a few i found on the net:highfive:​

Reviews/Previews

http://www.stuff.tv/oppo/oppo-n3/review

Stuff.tv Hands-on/Preview

http://www.cnet.com/uk/products/oppo-n3/

CNET - Hands-on​

Video Reviews/Previews

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Android Authority - First Look​
[Oppo N3] bd.fahim.bd:
Good And uPDATE

So Nice i See Specification .But Cost Some High
[Oppo N3] inertiaholic:
Review Quick and Dirty

Bought it today after comparing it with Mate 7 and here is my quick and dirty review:

Plus

+ very impressed by the motorised camera

use of o click: can control manually in small increments, on screen or through the o click;

+ sound quality and volume;

+ extremely fast camera focusing and shot to shot speed;

+ finger print scanner is good once i've figured out how to use it (and this coming from a person whose corporate finger print scanner cannot read mine...)

+ despite the weight of 192 g, it feels solid instead of heavy

+ without using the VOOC charger, charging speed is snail like; with the VOOC, it is really fast

+ O click pairs quickly and works very well (as compared to the previous version)

+ ps. heard from some reviewers that the camera head is loose but mine feels satisfactory. Some also mentioned about the rattling from the loose volume button, but mine seems fine too. Heng ah.

+ despite the many complaints about the faux leather over the camera/ear piece, after using it, I think i like this choice as it makes long conversation where I place my ear tightly next to the ear piece more comfortable. In short, it looks like a misfit, but it feels good when used.

+ Oh i love the gesture functions esppppppppppppppppp the double tap to wake, 3 fingers to screenshot

Minus

- crazy location of ear phone jack (though, fortunately, I use wireless earphones, so it is irrelevant.)

- coming from Note 4, somehow this screen looks small, although both are 5.5 inches

- mass storage option is gone (previously oppo had it right?)

- auto brightness is too aggressively dim indoors

In all, i think it is an excellent phone. However, at this price point, I don't think it'll move many pieces.

As compared to Mate 7, I think where Mate 7 trumps N3 is its screen to fascia ratio since Mate 7 doesn't have a rotating camera and uses on screen keyboard. However, i found mate 7 to be a tad unwieldy and the speaker to be too 'thin'/too shrill.
[Oppo N3] inertiaholic:
so far battery life seems to be as good as my note 4.

very happy with the phone so far but knowing me, soon, i will revert to note 4 cos i like the pen.

the motorised camera is quite amazing.

my main gripe is i wish the finger print scanner were as big as the huawei one.

Comparing with Note 4

Note 4 over N3

- generally faster esp with file copying

- slimmer

- feels better in the hand

- a more sensible headphone jack

- better screen

- better auto brightness

- Spen!!!!

- GPS is better

- more RAM

N3 over Note 4

- faster camera

- more wow factor with the camera module

- much better mono speaker

- better finger print scanner

- colorOS is a more user friendly OS than touchwiz

- can be dual sim (not checked whether it is dual standby though)

- lower price point plus got freebies

- gestures are great!!

- fast charging is quite phenomenal

The placement of the monospeaker is particularly smart. It is at the bottom but more importantly, because of the skylight notification portion, the speaker is not the last part of the phone. This is important because for phones with bottom-mounted speakers, when i play games and hold the bottom, my palm covers the speaker. Additionally, when the phone is placed on the table, with the skylight bulge and the table flanking the speaker, there is a lot of resonance, making the speaker pretty loud!! At the same time, on speaker phone mode, i can cup my palm over the bottom to increase the volume. In all, this is the best implementation of bottom speaker.
[Oppo N3] Lum_UK:
what do you mean by "dual standby"? I have two SIMs in there, so I'll test it for you.
[Oppo N3] inertiaholic:
i suppose to find out whether both lines can be called through or whether only one can be used (despite there being two sims in the phone).
[Oppo N3] c0dysm1th:
both sims work at the same time

you can receive calls or texts on both sims at the same time....the sim settings are also great...you can set it to default reply so that if someone texts or calls you on sim1 the phone will default reply on sim1....also when you go to make a call or send a text there is an option for both sims you just press the one your using
[Oppo N3] musicdiary:
Review by Music.Photo.Life.

I'm happy to share my review of the OPPO N3 here.

http://musicphotolife.blogspot.sg/2015/04/oppo-n3-swivel-camera-smartphone-review.html

Thanks for reading!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] revoltate:
Hey ppl!

I bought 1 month ago a Prestigio Multiphone 4055 Duo.

Its a nice phone, cheap, fast a little bit heavy and big but its ok

But when i make or recive a phone call comes the problem, people hear me very low and i have to cover my hears so i can hear people talking, the only way to use it normal is by plugin the headphones

I have my personal phone, an LG P970, its not a High-endd phone but i can hear people perfectly.

Does anyone have the same issue? do you think its a hardware or software problem ?

Cheers!!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] apokryphus:
Any news about that?

Does hashimage.exe work for it?

I need it, because i encoded the 1.35.00.11 Radio Rom from the trinity.

I have currently radio bootloader 0108 on my device,

i want to try the new rom i encoded, but with sspl it have to be a nbh file.

thx

btw: i uploaded the 1.35.00.11 Radio Rom to the Upload-Folder for Hermes...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Pyranwolf:
I think the process will not involve the current NBF encoding step. We're likely to be encoding NB to NBH either directly or NB->NBH->Fakesigned NBH.

We're all awaiting one of the real genuises to put it together. :)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] apokryphus:
Okay, then we do not need the maupgrade anymore.

Just flash a GSM.nbh encoded from a GSM.nb - ready, right?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] walshieau:
umm i dont think its that easy but give it a try....
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] apokryphus:
my knowledge is not limited, because i do not have anything about that.

okay a quite bad joke,

but not yet nobody seems to have a definitely answer, to encode a nbh.

i asked pof, maybe he have any idea...

the imagehash at microsoft is probably only for a signing, i guess.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] scorpio16v:
Anyone tried this .NBH-Tool from Trinity forum ?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=294046
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neucoas:
Hi everybody, did you update to the new Google Calendar via Play Store?

I have a trouble because when i scroll to see all my dates, the animation is a bit laggy and frustrating.

I am scared that when Lollipop arrives to my moto g, the heavy animations apps will be a bit laggy like that one. Only the Google Calendar app has this problem on my moto g.

Maybe there is a problem with my phone, so thats why im opening this thread.

Im running Stock US 4.4.4, without any root and kernels.

Sorry for bad english!
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cryptoncore:
Worked fine for me for the first couple runs..

Then it seemed to have..become laggy for no reason. I do agree something is wrong with it somewhere.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] poran123:
its laggy for me too... :(
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DigitalSnow:
:( Yeah, the new Google Calendar app is a big setback. Check out this review of it on Ars

http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/11/android-5-0-lollipop-thoroughly-reviewed/8/#h1
[Nexus 5 General] haroon aejaz:
Guys as you know that Google announced that they are going to Update nexus device to Android’ new version and that is Lollipop through OTA. So if what is anyone want to ROOT their device after that update here is the guide that might help you

First, you need to enable developer settings and ADB

Now download CF-Auto-Root on your desktop and start adb, execute 'adb reboot boot loader'

If your boot loader is locked execute 'fastboot oem unlock'

Now extract the CF auto root files and execute root-windows. bat, root-Mac. sh, or root-Linux. sh depending on which OS you are using

WARNING: if you use ubuntu there's a chance root-linux.sh will have it's permission to execute stripped, if this happens execute sudo chmod +x root-linux.sh and then ./root-linux.sh to finally flash super su

If you have no success with this method, then try out this guides

Source :http://best-tech-reviews.com/
[Nexus 5 General] sinholueiro:
The file is corrupted.
[Nexus 5 General] Maxxxxxxxxxx:
do you even know where to post?

/reported
[Nexus 5 General] mchlbenner:
First thing upload incomplete and second thing this should be in general not development.
[Nexus 5 General] amnesia1000:
download here http://download.chainfire.eu/363/CF-Root/CF-Auto-Root/CF-Auto-Root-hammerhead-hammerhead-nexus5.zip