yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 6  General] dwade1972:
Ordered a White 64GB on 11/6 with a delivery date of 11/19.

Nothing yet! Waiting to see what tomorrow brings...
[Nexus 6  General] El Daddy:
We don't need a separate "waiting room" thread for every combination of order date and vendor.

Please keep the conversation to the one already in place: http://xdaforums.com/nexus-6/general/nexus-6-shipping-waiting-t2930065

Thanks.

Closed.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mojopower:
Just updated to android L and while playing with the new OS I heard a sound when i turned off the flashlight.The sound is like a click, to me it sounds like when the camera is trying to focus (it can be heard in the camera zone).

Is it just mine?

Also if it's not just mine,maybe this can be related with the camera-flashlight bug some of you reported.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _MetalHead_:
I hear a click when I turn it both on and off.

Edit: just noticed this now, but I hear the same click when I tap pretty much any button on screen. I like it.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mojopower:
It's not a click from the speaker (sound) its a click made by something moving inside the phone (as o said like camera focus move/sound)
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmean:
I know what you mean. No idea what it is. But it doesn't seem normal to me :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] akareem27:
My note was previously rooted and flashed using cf autoroot method a long while ago. Last week I tried the ps4 remote play installation and uninstalled superuser for the remote play to actual work. Now I tried to reinstall superuser from the play store and got an unknown error -10. So did some googling and installed it through my recovery (teamwin). Its installed but wont work without an update which also gets an error but an error -110. So I went to my root checker and now its saying my root access is denied. Is there a fix for this? Thanks for any help
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jimzweb1:
I don't think there is a qwik fix. Sounds like you lost something during the reinstall. Do you have a TWRP backup of the OS ? Try a backup restore. If not, BACK UP ALL YOUR DATA TO YOUR PC and do a factory reset. Then try and root again, if it doesn't root then I would odin flash a copy of your stock OS i.e. NC5 or NH7. Here is a link to help with that http://xdaforums.com/note-3-sprint/general/samsung-note-3-rom-flashin-basics-t2896440 Enjoy !!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] akareem27:
Thanks but did some more digging and found a beta of superuser. I installed and it worked fine. Everything says rooted again. Maybe it was just that version
[Shield Tablet General] gD ™:
Hello Friends,

From last few days I m researching for best tablet available to buy. I was thinking of buying Nexus 9 but after reading lot of reviews regarding light bleed and heat, I'm Confused whether to buy it or should I go with Nvidia Shield Tablet. Please share your knowledge and issues if you own one of them.
[Shield Tablet General] Voltron ish:
My experience with the shield tablet has been cracking, case separation, weak wifi and battery drain while plugged in.
[Shield Tablet General] bigevil89:
I too was set on the Nexus 9 originally, But after Issues with Amazon about my pre-order, and reading up on some first impression reviews. I decided to get the Shield Tablet and honestly, I don't regret it. I was set on that 4:3 aspect ratio but the 16:9 is just natural already, coming from having a kindle fire previously.. With the Lollipop update, man this thing flies. No lag, No crashes (yet). I got viper4android and modified the audio configs and the sounds is fantastic. And having an Sd Card slot makes it better.
[Shield Tablet General] bipoler:
Asus memo 181 8 it's your better buy
[Shield Tablet General] Snah001:
The question is a no brainer.

Have the Lte version for 7 weeks now and no cracks, no case separation, build quality is perfect and no problems with Wifi and Lte.

Just works perfect and with Android 5L update it's even little faster.

Comparable Nexus 9 with Lte still is here in Europe € 165,00 more expensive and has no MicroSd slot.

But you have to make your own choice.
[Shield Tablet General] gD ™:
Do you had any lag or battery problem
[Shield Tablet General] Snah001:
no, I didn't and still don't.
[Shield Tablet General] gD ™:
Ok. Thanks for this. Will consider shield or ipad mini retina
[Shield Tablet General] ThePhoneGeek:
Save your money on the iPad and N9. I bought my WiFi version a couple weeks back and the only problem I had was that something borked my MicroSD during the 5.0 update. Aside from that this unit rocks and wouldn't give it up for anything.

MG
[Shield Tablet General] gD ™:
Are you also using shield tablet ?
[Shield Tablet General] di11igaf:
I have a pile, and I mean a PILE of tablets, I'd take the nexus 9 over anything out today.
[Shield Tablet General] codeman05:
I gave up on the Nexus 9 and went back to the Shield Tablet (LTE).

Had planned on selling the Shield but in the end, I couldn't get over the build quality issues with the N9.

I tried to like it, I really wanted to, had been looking forward to it since it was announced. The first unit I received was ok for the most part, but then it just randomly crapped out. The replacement had horrific light bleed, something that usually doesn't bother me at all. In the end, it didn't make sense to give up LTE and expandable storage, while paying a $100 premium.

That said, I know Nvidia has had their share of build issues w/ the Shield Tablet, but I've been fortunate so far...and that's likely been the difference maker. I might consider an N9 again when the price drops (if nothing better is out), if I could get my hands on a decent unit.

I've also owned dang near every Asus/Samsung/Nexus tablet since the original Xoom.

They've all had their pros, cons, and quirks...but right now I'm most satisfied with the Shield...just my $0.02
[Shield Tablet General] ptr_tje:
Have you tried the nst? Because the nexus9 does not compare. In my opinion, just like Apple products, a hype product but implemented poorly... Htc could have done so much better if they didn't target Ipad lovers. It's too expensive and it does next to nothing. The 4:3 ratio doesn't make sense. Lack of sd card slot is just a bad decision. Sorry, but i can't agree
[Shield Tablet General] Stresa:
Add me to the list of people who had their heart set on a Nexus 9 for weeks and ended up going with the Shield instead. The Shield is by far my favorite Android device of all that I have owned or used.
[Shield Tablet General] WarRaven:
Same, I'm Nexi guy for last three years only, I passed this year and went with team Shield. I'm quite happy with it, even with supposed issues as what device doesn't have them. But this with LTE an SD card ability wins.

WR
[Shield Tablet General] bill0405:
Shield tablet. Not only is it a better build quality, but it has expandable memory slot up to 128 GB, and it is cheaper. On top of that if you plan to do ANY type of gaming; the Shield will come out on top (especially with the insanely nice controller) . Nvidia is also very quick with pushing updates. Shield is also the only tablet besides the nexus devices that have lollipop . Oh yea... and it has a built in stylus with some pretty cool bundled stylus apps that utilize the K1 to its fullest!
[Shield Tablet General] Tastycakess:
As with most people here who were set on the N9 I went with the Sheild Tablet. I actually had a Galaxy Tab S 8.4" for a few months, both Tab S and Shield for a few weeks and now just the Shield :D

Few turn offs for N9, like most no expandable storage and being forced to shell out almost $500 for 32gb but a big downer too for me is I can't palm the N9 with 1 hand comfortably.

What sold me on Shield Tablet, SD card obviously, the pen is a neat bonus especially for Citrix my company uses, magnetic cover is bad ass, totally worth the $40, compact form, I can stick with Kitkat and xposed for multi window and other features (having Google Maps and Waze open in the same view is a must for me as I drive like 45k miles a year)

FWIW the Tab S 8.4" perks were IR blaster, very stable multi view, email client, AMOLED screen obviously, ridiculously thin and light. Downers were AMOLED's degrade over time, not the fastest thing out there, Google maps and Waze lag always.. not bad lag but just it's never smooth. AMOLED screen was the main deal breaker, I plan to keep this for 2-3 years. I just now upgraded from an original TF101 :p
[Shield Tablet General] primetechv2:
After using a Galaxy S2 abusively for two years, I still have no idea where the thing that AMOLEDs degrade over time comes from. It still looks embarrassingly good, especially in a dark room, even now.

If the Nexus 9 experience is anything like the Nexus 7, we aren't missing much. Except an extra preloaded app or four (Fitness, Docs, Sheets, Slides) to add to the growing repertoire of Apps So Good That Users Can't Be Trusted To Install Themselves on Nexus devices.

Despite the Shield's obviously inferior screen compared to the Tab S, I gotta say NVIDIA still made it look really good. Light leakage is only obvious when starting apps or the tablet with a black screen.
[Shield Tablet General] Mathman85:
I still maintain that the Shield is the best tablet you can buy right now. I've had zero issues with mine, except occasional lag on Lollipop after heavy usage, and this is remedied (for me, at least) by opening recent apps and clearing out the ones I'm not using. I imagine it'll be fixed in due time, as Nvidia has been fantastic with updates (my girlfriend's Nexus 7 LTE is still on 4.4, for what it's worth...). I do have hairline cracks at three of four corners, but I'm not so petty as to let some heat expansions lead me to conclude it's not a fantastic tablet; the blemishes have no impact on performance, and a responsive interface is what was important to me.

As for the Nexus 9, I was worried that I was too impatient when I got the Shield as I knew the new Nexus was coming out soon, but after reading the reviews (most are underwhelming), I don't have any regrets. I also wanted a form factor that could fit in my back pocket (as does the Shield, even with the cover), and the Nexus couldn't.

As a slight disclaimer, the stylus was a major selling point for me--I use my tablet in meetings for taking notes, and don't want a bulky keyboard attachment. I'm also not a gamer, though I have spent far longer than I expected to using Nvidia's GRID service. If you don't care about the stylus (or would prefer the Nexus 9's keyboard folio), or you don't want to play games at all (warning: that was my stance before having this tablet), the Nexus 9 is probably an equally viable choice.
[Shield Tablet General] Nintonito:
I wouldn't touch the N9 if you gave me one. Google gimped the drivers and removed desktop OpenGl, which completely nerfs the tablet's gaming and emulation capabilities. Plus the build issues like light bleed and the 32Gb cap with no sd card. While the K1 in the N9 is a bit faster on paper, the absence of desktop openGl completely counteracts that. Unless you are using your N9 purely for web browsing and productivity apps I see absolutely no reason to spend an extra $100
[Shield Tablet General] dansen926:
I've owned both and returned the Nexus 9 after awhile. The lack of external storage, ports, and General software instability were the deal breakers for me. I'm also not a huge fan of the 4:3 form factor.

I like everything about the Shield tablet better. The only issue I had was a memory leak bug that I fixed through regular use of Speed Booster.
[Shield Tablet General] BlackDave:
Love how the memory leak bug in lollipop is giving a new meaning to those memory booster and management apps :)
[Shield Tablet General] Entropy512:
When NVidia proved that they would keep the device well-updated (as in Lollipop only 2-3 weeks after announcement, and it was pretty hard to obtain an N9 during those 2-3 weeks) - SHIELD Tablet all the way.

All of the benefits of a Nexus device (including complete reference source code for AOSP builders provided by Nvidia - but most people haven't used that because there's just little motivation to do so when NVidia updates so rapidly and their "addons" to AOSP are actually beneficial unlike the gimmicks many OEMs put into their skins...), 16:10 aspect ratio (4:3 killed the N9 for me), built better than the N9, and cheaper too!
[Shield Tablet General] primetechv2:
64gb writable SD card. Fast updates. Stylus. Costs less. KitKat or lollipop.

I wouldn't get a Nexus 9 for the same treason I wouldn't get an iPad, un-Androidlike lack of expandability leading my reason, but the $400 price tag being an easy second.

If I want reliability, the Galaxy S tablets still trump them. And TouchWiz is now as unbloated or bloated as the Nexus is, using any definition of bloat except the ones based on nonsense like "if google does it, it isn't bloat , but if Samsung does it, it IS bloat."

I'd count forcing users onto a social network for their pictures, or Google Corporation Gmail for their email, to be bloat too (just Goobloat that overrides and replicates AOSP)... some of this nonsense is, thankfully, avoided because the Shield DOES have the AOSP email app.

That's right. The Shield is closer to the purists' definition of Stock than the Nexus is.
[Shield Tablet General] BUBA0071:
I have had my Shield for 3 month now, with no problems at all!! No cracked edges on my shield. This have been the best android device i have had to this day. I use it a lot with my "HD Homerun TV tuner". My galaxy S4 and Nexus 7 2013 and my Note 10.1 can`t run HD channels smooth in VLC or MX player, but on my shield it runs it smooth++. My battery have no drain in Lollipop and i think it is very fast overall(Root + Seeder). On top of all that i got lollipop update faster on my shield then my nexus 7 2013. I have not tryed Nexux 9 but i dont like screen 4:3 it is just no good for watching movies, and i just have to have Micro SD slot. And now i got my self a Split OTG and it is working!!(not working on Nexus7). Charging and running 1 TB HD at the same time :)

I think Nvidia did a great job with this tablet and i would get it over Nexux 9 one more time if i had to. :)
[Shield Tablet General] Tastycakess:
I think it's only prolonged screen on time that makes it burn, but if it can burn I assume it will degrade over time. Either way I travel for business so the screen will stay on for up to 4,5,6 even sometimes 7 hours w/ GPS. Plus it's my alarm clock at night.

But the breaking point for selling it was I when I saw the burn at a Best Buy. Next time you go to BB pick any Tab S, put the blue/teal wall paper on and switch to an empty screen. Burn up the wazoo. For normal people it probably won't be an issue but for me... I won't own a product I'm afraid to use. Honestly if the Shield didn't exist I would have traded my Tab S for a Tab Pro. Give me a 2014 8.4" K1 Note Pro already! :silly:

In a dark room too the screen wouldn't look great either. On it's lowest brightness setting in the dark you could see like gradient patterns going up and down (in landscape) Guessing it might have been the blue line in split screen plus the GPS road you're driving on, going up/down slowly burning the lines.
[Shield Tablet General] primetechv2:
Processor wise I prefer the speed of the Exynos. No idea how they beat out the Shield for me, but the Shield was also having some absolutely massive freezes and crashes until I rebooted in safe mode and uninstalled a few apps randomly.

Edit: post 420. Feels good man.

No wonder I don't remember which apps I uninstalled.
[Shield Tablet General] ElCamino:
I have the LTE version and still no Android 5L coming in. Checked for updates and no sign of Android 5L. Just got my Shield LTE yesterday.
[Shield Tablet General] primetechv2:
The bigger version number definitely shouldn't be a factor at this point, unless SD card accessibility is absolutely crucial for recent apps. Them bug reports are ominous, almost as ominous as my personal experiences.

5L was the alpha, lollipop is still a beta, basically.
[Shield Tablet General] Tastycakess:
I don't think the Exynos is faster than our K1. They both use the same processor, IIRC the Cortex A15. The Octa core is misleading, if you didn't know its only for power savings, the Tab S' processor is at it's best a quad core A15 chip clocked @ 1.9Ghz and we have an A15 @ 2.2Ghz.

FWIW my Tab S bemchmarked on AnTuTu at around 36,000, the Shield was like 52,000 on kitkat and 58,000 on Lollipop. The Shield just rapes the Tab S in performance.
[Shield Tablet General] owwo:
Do you have a link to the speed booster app? The DU speed booster app on google play isn't compatible with the shield tablet.
[Shield Tablet General] ReiverBlade:
Same here also no cracked edges, no issues nothings at all.

TK1 32 or 64: no difference in real world use, mainly because: same GPU and a dual custom A57 is on par with a quad A15 ( getting more performances per core is useless even if its 100% per core, if you halve the number of core)

Got mine 16gb with a bundled 32gb UHS-I uSD and controller for 399chf

and no ****ty aftermarket controller can give the N9 the awesomeness of the NST (the mapper is godlike most of the time) even the Madcatz C.T.R.L.I (a brand almost as bad as Razer XD ) or the iPEGA ones. (Nope PS3/4 X360/One pad doesn't count as ****ty but they require to much tweak to work fine as the NSTC does)

Pro:

Stylus

uSD slot

Pad

Throttling? None! ( unlike the MiPad or N9)

Android 5.0 close enough to pure Android, perfect since initial OTA deployement unlike the N9 and faster than any other manufacturer, Heck! Even faster than Google themselves XD ( enough to make me stop even considering to use a custom ROM: why change the perfection when everythings works fine™ )

Con:

Still searching...

Oh yes, pocket MQO not compatible, but it's 5.0 related so not really a cons.

(I tested all of the K1 devices MiPad N9 NST and i kept only the NST)
[Shield Tablet General] xabierd:
MI shield detects random ghosts stylus removals since day 0 and WIFI strenght is less than stellar. I cant get proper stable wifi coverage in places where my oppo find7 works with strong signal, other than that... its a good tablet
[Shield Tablet General] dansen926:
Here's the speed booster app that has worked well for me on Lollipop: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cleanmaster.mguard
[Shield Tablet General] Karim.younus:
If your a PC gamer then there's another great reason to get the Shield
[One (M8) Themes and Apps] kalel77:
Minimal Colored Sense 6 WeatherIcons for HTC M8 KITKAT/LOLLIPOP

copy zip mod in SD card

Reboot in recovery

Flash zip

Reboot

stock_Colored_weather_4.4.4_kalel77.zip

Return to Stock

ANDROID 5.0.1 LOLLIPOP

stock_Colored_weather_5.0.1_kalel77.zip

Return to Stock​

Thanks to [MENTION=918378]Basil3[/MENTION] for all retun to stock
[One (M8) Themes and Apps] kalel77:
Post reserved
[One (M8) Themes and Apps] DamBadz:
Look great Thank!
[One (M8) Themes and Apps] cr1960:
Thanks mate - great job.

Little (well actually a lot) OT, but what font is that you're using?
[One (M8) Themes and Apps] maurydes:
nice to see you mate great work:D:good:
[One (M8) Themes and Apps] jonata:
HI,

VERY GOOD !

can you share the wallpaper ? I LIKE IT

thanks
[One (M8) Themes and Apps] kalel77:
Font cartoon:D

You can find all wallpapers on Zedge
[One (M8) Themes and Apps] blkhrt13:
You read my mind! Lol thanks!!
[One (M8) Themes and Apps] kalel77:
stock_Colored_weather_5.0.1_kalel77.zip update
[One (M8) Themes and Apps] klbjr:
Love the mod but had a question. I see a couple transparent clocks in the pictures. Where do I find that one at?
[One (M8) Themes and Apps] kalel77:
For lollipop you can find this here http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-m8/themes-apps/mod-school-mods-ii-sense-6-5-0-1-4-16-t3005038

1 flash mod old school for trasparent widget; then flash this for colored icons(if you want)
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MonsterMMORPG:
Disabled applications keep getting back - rooted device - 4.4.4

Why do they come back ?
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr.loverlover:
Why should they come back if disabling them won't remove them from your app list?

Sent from Xperia Z2
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dougsdir:
im thinking of buying a chinese phone.

when i look at the specs most of them say

Support 3G Network: Band: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 & WCDMA 900/ 2100MHz

will i get full HSDPA speeds I currently get on my UK Samsung Galaxy Note?

Im on the Three network just now but do the above frequencies cover most major providers in the UK and abroad for 3G?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Olipro:
OK, I've finalised an RUU Updater with inclusive tools to allow you to Bake your own ROMs from the ones already out there

this does NOT mean you can edit the OS files, simply mix'n'match

The RUU Updater also will run the SSPL for you meaning that you can use this RUU to flash *ANY* ROM to your PDA even if it is fresh out of the box (but please do take care when doing so)

There is no NBH included in this file, and you will need to place one in the directory you extract this to in order to run it.

Eventually I will release a GUI app to simplify the ROM baking process, but for now, feel free to experiment, and remember, you *CAN* delete components from the NBHGen sample file (say for example you didn't want to flash a new Radio), but please remember to ensure that all files are named correctly.

Download: (UPDATED VERSION, INCLUDES AUTOMATED GUI TOOL)

ftp://xda:xda@ftp.xda-developers.com/Hermes/Tools_and_Programs/ModifiedRUUUpdater-V2.rar

Please note that the GUI tool is relatively primitive; please keep all files INSIDE the workshop folder, thanks

Credit:

- Credit to Pof et al. for NBHextract

- Credit to Bot for NBHGen

- Credit to Des for SSPL

- Credit to me for some rubbishy fiddling around :P
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] wpbear:
I made NBH radio only upgrade posted here:

Here are Radio ROMs:

1.27 http://uploadingit.com/files/8194/NBH Radio Only 1.27.00.00.zip

1.33 http://uploadingit.com/files/8194/NBH Radio Only 1.33.31.00.zip

1.34 http://uploadingit.com/files/8194/NBH Radio Only 1.34.00.10.zip
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Olipro:
Just a note: there's a GUI for the workshop now; remember that you don't have to create a NBH with EVERY .NB and you can select which ones to include (therefore, IPL and SPL can generally be discluded)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] mousey_:
Thanks For The Files wpbear. Hopefully The First Of Many Cooked Software To Come From This Forum Now We Have Discovered The Secrets Of Our Hermes.

Cheers
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] walshieau:
will this still push SSPL onto the device while it is in bootloader mode? if so then this is the breakthrough everyone has been wanting for device recovery...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] wpbear:
Nice GUI, not that DOS was real hard but the GUI is more convienent. Thanks

Still looking for a way to put my custom Ext_ROM into a nb file so I can truly cook my own ROM.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] mousey_:
I Have A Problem When I Try And Start The GUI. I'm Assuming The GUI Is The File 'ROMBaker.exe' When Ever I Try To Run It, I Always Get An Error Saying 'The application failed to initialize proerly' Any Ideas?? Quick Question Was The GUI Written In C?

Cheers
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] walshieau:
do you have the .NET framework installed onto your machine??
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Olipro:
no, I wrote it with Visual Studio 2005, so you need .net framework 2.0
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Olipro:
no, not even HTC could pull that off.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] walshieau:
hahaha thought so...