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[Sprint Galaxy S 5 General] msarro:
Just verified after getting one about 4 hours ago.

The kernel version block is:

I saw the date was before June 2014 so I gave towelroot a shot. It worked like a gem. Hands down the best root I have ever had the privilege to use. Big ups to geohot.

I installed superSU from play and verified it worked. It had no issue installing the new binary. When trying to disable knox, the first time it hung. I did a restart, and the next time it attempted it completed in about 5 seconds.

Knox counter wasn't tripped.

I'm waiting until after I go in to the Sprint store to check over my plan before I install a custom recovery.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 General] AthieN:
I can confirm the above! I picked up my S5 from Best Buy mobile last night and had it rooted using towelroot in less than 5 minutes with no problems. The same thing happened to me when I installed SuperSU - the first time it tried disabling KNOX, it hung so I rebooted and it worked perfectly the second time.

I have also installed TWRP using Mobile Odin Pro by following the instructions found in THIS thread, however it DID trip the KNOX counter unfortunately but that's OK... Where I'm from, they only have Sprint affiliates and I have NEVER seen them check for tripped counters. In fact, I would tend to believe that they don't even know how. So I'm not worried about it! :)

All in all, I was rooted, with my custom recovery in less than 5 minutes and didn't even have to bust out the USB cable to do it. That's exactly why I stick with Sammy's and Sprint!

Now, it's time to get rid of this crappy TouchWiz and get a real ROM put on this baby! :) I was very happy to see that this device is supported on CarbonROM! :) :) :)
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 General] LAYGO:
Awesome. I just got home with my $1 S5 & notice the same build/date info. Time to rooty toot toot.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 General] cheeb:
:good: I can confirm that towel root worked on both my $1 S5 from amazon.com. Now question, if I update to the new os (4.4.4) which i've downloaded but not installed, will I still be able to use towelroot?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 General] banccalif:
No you will have to root via odin by using CF auto root or odin custom recovery and flashing supersu with will trip knox. Sprint representatives dont care if they even know how to tell so you will be good. I've replaced several devices all tripped (flashaholic ?) without a problem. If you need to bring it in just flash a stock rom with odin and you're golden
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 General] cheeb:
Good looking out! I definitely don't care about "being caught flashing". This is my first samsung phone so I'm trying to figure things out. Thanks for the info! Got any suggestion on a good rom?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 General] banccalif:
TW I gotta say MOAR ROM, hands down A1, lots of mods, great battery and active dev. If aosp I've only tried unofficial cm12, love the look and feel of the rom but not the battery
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 General] cheeb:
Thanks!
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kotton666:
Quite often when I arrive home or to work where I have WiFi networks saved my phone will not connect automatically. When I go to the WiFi settings it says the connection is disabled, so I click on it and it asks me if I want connect, I click yes and it connects no problem.Anyone know why this happens and how to fix it?

Thanks.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kalel77:
I use WiFi suspension and when I wake up my m8 sometimes WiFi don't turn on.

It's say turn off and if I try to put on nothing happens.

Then I put in aero mode for one or more time, than WiFi turn on.

Not always, but sometimes happens.

I'm on viper 3.2.1

Send with my HTC M8 from Tuttoandroid
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kotton666:
Really, nobody else has experienced this?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
Have you tried to simply reboot the WiFi router? This clears up issues like this, a lot more than you would think.

Also, what band, model? Some simply don't play well with HTC devices.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DJVolt214:
Hey, guys i wanted to know if this method to add more bands would for work for the Sprint LG G2? :confused:

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s5/general/how-to-add-rf-lte-frequency-bands-to-t2886059
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
send info to sandovalsaul@yahoo.com
[XDA Assist] Razvan:
Hi there,

Please give us more details about your error.

Thanks
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] dim4x4:
the original pdamobiz.com site is very slow. thank you! :)
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] SICKMADE:
​

- The hex code for the themes color is

#FF22dbd6

- To enable DD battery instead of stock battery go into TSM PARTS and in statusbar settings change the battery from 4.4 bat to 4.3 image battery.

- When flashing any of my themes if your already currently running a Sick Made theme then there is no need to wipe or flash on a clean install of the rom... just simply flash the theme! This only applies to themes that are on the same build of course.

​
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] CILOT01:
SWEET!

Sent from my CN3 TWEAKED
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] Zugshad:
Yeap is looking good do far.. Check pm to ?

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Oh yeah, you going to upload the icons for theme as well?
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] tdizzle404:
Looks great thank you
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] kuffain:
Hey good work thanks
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] SICKMADE:
Im glad that you like it. Thanks for your support
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sandy0143:
I m looking for a rom for Galaxy tab 3 sm t311 with s5 UI and some mods if possible can anyone plzzz help me... :crying:
[OS Porting] crazynapkinman:
I am trying to port the Android L Calculator to 4.1.2

I have successfully decompiled, edited XML, and recompiled (without using my framework-res.apk in CMD prompt)View attachment 3033036

I have tried decompiling, editing XML, and recompiling using the framework-res.apk from my phone but i get an error: View attachment 3032991

I am using these two tutorials to try to port this app: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2476050, http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=2195680

This is my first time trying to port anything, so forgive me if I'm way off track.

Here is my successful (?) compilation of the edited apk. [SEE ATTACHED FILE]

If a Dev could take a look (or someone more knowledgeable than myself) and perhaps give me a tip or two I'd appreciate it.

Trying to show my fellow JB users some love in getting us some newer apps. If I can backport this successfully I will gladly try backporting many other apps from Lollipop and other OS.

Thanks for any help I may receive!
[OS Porting] crazynapkinman:
I've tried installing this signed apk but I get a parsing error...
[OS Porting] crazynapkinman:
No one? Wow.... Please someone help me out here. I'm using the cyanogenmod calculator but I would like a smaller foot print on my device. I'm trying to do this myself with no prior experience so that maybe I can learn something. Is this a developer forum or what?

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Rush with Tapatalk.

Devices: Nook Color, Dell XPS 18, Galaxy Rush (All modded)
[OS Porting] Xlythe:
You won't be able to port the Android L calculator that way. It uses a lot of 5.0 only features and it was not written to be backwards compatible. That's the bad news.

The good news, I already ported it, though there are lots of bugs. Download Android Studio and my code (there's a Download ZIP in the bottom right). Then open Android Studio and "import" the unzipped folder. Build -> Generate Signed ZIP to create an apk.

I am the guy who writes the CM Calculator. So, I guess, warning in advanced. Some features have already been ported - it's not a stock build.
[OS Porting] crazynapkinman:
Okay thanks for the heads up.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Rush with Tapatalk.

Devices: Nook Color, Dell XPS 18, Galaxy Rush (All modded)
[Sprint LG G3] WoodenDiamond71:
I am currently rooted with TRWP recovery installed and have been testing out the CM11 Beta for the Sprint LG G3. I have experienced this HW reset twice, which was when i first installed this ROM it had trouble going through the setup process. I ended up going back to my recovery to try a reinstall which worked until tonight. There was an update for a few apps that i had installed from the play store and decided to allow them to update. The phone froze which led to the HW reset screen and gave me the option to either enter DL mode or simply reboot. I chose the reboot option to get it to my custom recovery so that no more havoc can be caused. What should i do to stop this HW reset from occurring? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Please note that i would like to continue using CM11 as my daily. Thanks.
[Sprint LG G3] R2DeeTard:
Since you are already in recovery, why don't you try recovering a stock backup and then clean-flashing one of the older builds instead of the same one that was giving you problems?
[Sprint LG G3] WoodenDiamond71:
I have tried that already but i cant seem to find my backup. I have even renamed it to "Stock Backup" but no luck. Is there another way to return to stock rooted?
[Sprint LG G3] WoodenDiamond71:
NEVERMIND! I found the stock back up. Derp...wrong SDCARD.....Derp lol

Have you tested CM12 by any chance?
[Sprint LG G3] R2DeeTard:
I am running it right now. It still has its issues, but it does what I need it to do.
[Sprint LG G3] WoodenDiamond71:
Might give that one a try. Thanks for your help!
[Nexus 6 Accessories] cheezbergher:
I think it looks nice, and made this phone a lot easier to handle. Figured I'd share:

http://imgur.com/a/nntYR

It will obviously interfere with wireless charging, but NFC still works in my testing; you just need to close the grip first. Overall, it's well-made, a big improvement over the old design. I'd recommend it to anyone who likes using a phone this size but has trouble using it one-handed.

Bought it from here if anyone is interested:

http://shop.flygrip.com/
[Nexus 6 Accessories] litrekid:
That's awesome. My first thought when I got the 6 was something like this but I never knew anyone actually made it.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] msal:
Is it possible to reapply to different surfaces if it's already been applied once?

For example, using it with one case then using it on a different case
[Nexus 6 Accessories] dennistpm:
I've used the FlyGrip since I had the Note2. It is a MUST for this phone since it's so big. Don't forget to use the code QBKING77 for free shipping. You can view his review here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eP3aIcsDB0

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You can purchase extra adhesive pads for just this purpose. I've used the same FlyGrip with 3 different phones. The website even has a video on how to remove the FlyGrip safely.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Arjen:
This thread is not meant for personal opinions or telling anyone to get a smaller phone,

so please stay on-topic.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] mugendon:
So there is no curved version of the grip that will work with the n6 without a case?
[Nexus 6 Accessories] mnsportsguy1978:
QBKING77 has his on the phone itself in his motox vs nexus 6 comparison video
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Pilz:
If the adhesive is strong enough I'm sure it could stick to anything.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] iomthd:
Looks pretty interesting, not sure about $30 worth of interesting though. Once I find the right case, this may be the move to make. Kickstand + Comfort Grip is a nice combination.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Pilz:
If it were on Amazon I would consider it for $30 but if I buy it and it sucks then I'm out $30. I think its a little over priced for what you are getting.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] jimbobcooterrooter:
Flygrip offers a 60 day money back guarantee.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] iixiom:
$30 may seem a bit excessive, but you're paying for a sturdy, albeit plastic, component that frees your other hand while holding a large phone. I've had flygrips on my Notes 2 and 3, and they're worth it. I can hold the phone with confidence that i won't drop it. And they last. I used my same flygrip from the note 2 to the 3, using the extra supplied adhesive (comes with 2 adhesive stickers, and 2 pads to buffer fingers in the clip, and all with a free tpu case). I just ordered a new one yesterday afternoon, and just shipped out this morning. It seems like a gimmicky product, but once you use one, you'll never want to be without.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Pilz:
I understand where you are coming from but there are too many drawbacks right now:

-cost (high but justified if you ignore the other issues)

-Has to be fixed to a case so if you change cases a lot like me it's not practical

-qi charging won't work with it

Other than that its a great concept I would really like one that somehow can be removed and isn't as bulky. I still may buy one and just use it with one case for when I want a stand. I'm still not sure if it's right for me.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] iixiom:
You do have some valid points. I tend to stick to one good case until i get my next phone. Cost isn't necessarily bad considering i don't go through multiple cases. I dont know much about QI charging. I was curious about that. Is there a range for wireless charging, or does it have to touch the charging pad directly to get any sort of charge?
[Nexus 6 Accessories] mnsportsguy1978:
What good is a wireless charger if it still has to be plugged into the wall???
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Pilz:
I would give this a long in depth response but I'll keep it short. People like Qi charging because you don't plug your phone into a wall. I can literally drop my phone onto my charger and it chargers without being picky. I don't have to fumble with a cable when I'm tired or worry about my USB port wearing put. Yes it plugs into the wall because it needs power obviously but you don't actually plug your phone in just the charger. If you want true wireless charging they sell external batteries that can wireless charge your phone. I have one and use it frequently, in fact I made a OP reviewing it if you care to read it. If you haven't use wireless charging then I recommend that you try it. Its easy and more importantly convenient.

I have too many cases but I always do for every phone I buy. I have 12+ cases currently and I switch between them every day or week depending on how I feel.

The current qi standard can charge your phone withing 6-7mm from coil to coil. Meaning that there has to be <6-7mm between the plastic on your phone, case and charger for it to charge. I have 2 qi chargers and its much easier than plugging my phone in.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] FlygripSupport:
We always check the XDA forums. We like to chime in and discuss anyone's questions. We also invite you to contact us directly at info@flygrip.com.

We offer a 60 Day money back guarantee. There is NO RISK TO ANYONE to try Flygrip. Order it with the code "XDA" and receive free shipping. If for some reason, you do not feel Flygrip benefits you to warrant the price, then we are happy to send you a prepaid label to ship it back and get your full purchase price back. Honestly, if you don't like it, we don't want you to have to be stuck with it. We definitely feel if you use it properly, you will enjoy more benefits that you can just "imagine". We have had so few returns, that we are completely comfortable offering this. Amazon only offers 30 days for their returns. We offer a full 60 days.

We manufacture Flygrip in the USA, and have employed 18 people over the course of 2.5 years. We are proud to produce it here in NY, and be able to service our customers.

Please remember, Flygrip is a ONE TIME purchase. You can use it on your next device, and the device after that. Unlike buying a case for $30-60, you do not need to get a new one each time. BTW, we provide a free slim case with each Flygrip purchase. You DO NOT Need a big bulky case, you will not drop your phone and you can enjoy the thin profile that all these manufacturers are working hard to achieve. I use my Note 4 without a case, and if just feels great in the hand.

Regarding Qi wireless charging: Flygrip had a booth at GetgeekedNY last year, and Qi was there, and we tested the Flygrip out on their new version 1.2 version, which charges over an inch thick. So it will not be a problem. The current Qi is about 5-7mm distance which can be spotty, but depends on the phone and placement of the Flygrip (some of the Qi receivers in the phone are above where the Flygrip is typically installed, so you should be able to place it correctly). We will be doing a video soon on that and showing that wireless charging will work if you situate the charging station a certain way.

For those who switch cases a lot, here is a neat trick: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXluD3tlWLo

Please read the follow page and the video links to get an idea of the benefits, because really, you can not appreciate the Flygrip until you use it for yourself.

http://shop.flygrip.com/pages/flygrip-benefits

Feel free to ask any question at info@flygrip.com, we try to respond to the forum posts, but not as fast as direct to us.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] pvine:
I think I could live without the QI (Turbo charger is boss) but what about NFC? Can anyone confirm it still reads with the FlyGrip attached? Thanks.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] FlygripSupport:
Almost any question you can think of has been documented either on the flygrip site or on youtube.

Here is your answer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxD66D_Bhhk

Yes, Flygrip works with NFC

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Remember, if anyone has a question about Flygrip, you can contact us direct either by email or call us 1-888-77-FLYGR (1-888-773-5947), and we will answer you. Usually within an hour.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] TechBSwift:
With all due respect your product and concept is solid, but the price of your unit is excessive. I use to work for a plastic injection factory as an engineer, and the cost of your materials are extremely low. Your profit margins must be through the roof. Once of the products we made were Toyota car vents, which used more materials than the Flygrip, and cost 17 cents per unit. I understand you have R & D, Marketing cost, and you're probably a small company so you can't order as many products as you like to reduce your manufacturing cost, but your product should not cost more than a Supcase that offers a hybrid case and holster. I think your company would sell a lot more if you cost was reasonable. I would be happy to pay $15 per unit, and would order multiple units, but due to your cost being $30 I would never order one. Something to think about, and it's really cool you join XDA.

For those who like the idea but want something cheaper you have a couple alternatives to the flygrip. My personal favorite is the bunker ring, but check it out.

http://www.amazon.com/Universal-Sil...TF8&qid=1423105680&sr=8-3&keywords=wisefinger ($4.00 with free shipping best deal ever)

http://www.amazon.com/Kickstand-Aut...F8&qid=1423105863&sr=8-1&keywords=bunker+ring

http://www.amazon.com/LAZY-HANDS®-P...TF8&qid=1423105680&sr=8-4&keywords=wisefinger

http://www.amazon.com/WiseFinger-Bl...TF8&qid=1423105680&sr=8-1&keywords=wisefinger

http://www.amazon.com/Scott-Paul-Te...TF8&qid=1423105680&sr=8-5&keywords=wisefinger
[Xperia Z3 General] esheesle:
Case or no case?
[Xperia Z3 General] Richie5767:
Never been for the case. I would always opt for a 9H tempered glass. I've bought both the front and back Nilkin 9H tempered glass and it's been working pretty well for these two months. I recently dropped my z3 on the floor. No damage but the tempered glass did crack. If you don't mind taking away from the beauty of the phone, I would definitely recommend a case. I bought the Ringke clear case at first but it just made the phone look bulkier.
[Xperia Z3 General] abhinav.tella:
I have a Ringke, but like to use my phone bare, also have front/back glass protectors.

However in corner impacts the glass protectors will be useless as one person already found out, though he did it on purpose to show off :D.
[Xperia Z3 General] Johann_London:
I have a tempered glass 9H screen protector on the front and when I don't use the phone it lives in a slip case with a pull tab. When I do use it it takes all of a second or two to get it out and it's naked in my hands. I can't stand an ugly case that wraps around a phone. Why would anybody obscure the beautiful design of an item with a case? It makes no sense... Although like I say my compromise is a slip case.

My phone is in absolute mint condition with not a single fine scratch on the back yet so I reckon my system works pretty well for me.
[Xperia Z3 General] id3alistic:
No case here either. I just use a lanyard ring. It helps with holding/using the phone with 1 hand. Will probably get some cheap screen protector though because the phone is so slippery.

The phone design is too sexy, why cover it up?
[Xperia Z3 General] augie7107:
Just a belt case when at work
[Xperia Z3 General] shilent:
I don't use a case, but I didn't vote because I don't think it's tough enough. I just don't like cases, they add bulk and ruin the design.

I do use a lanyard/strap though because the entire phone is slippery. I put a Xtremeguard back protector to make it less slippery, but the sides are still slippery as hell. I'm really considering using Plasti Dip on the sides.
[Xperia Z3 General] hanime:
I use this method:

Jokes aside, I agree with Shilent. No case or front screen protectors for me--it ruins the design and full experience of the phone. :p The only thing I would add is a protective sticker on the back so it doesn't slide on the table.
[Xperia Z3 General] abhinav.tella:
I voted no case, but don't think it would survive a drop....

Lol, Hanime.

Case really does ruin the phone, I only use the Ringke outside, that too occasionaly. After seeing Gorilla Glass 4 adverts by Corning showing 2x increase in impact resistance, espescially rough surfaces. I wish it had released in time for this phone:(.
[Xperia Z3 General] Ulver:
Mine is naked now. My cruzerlite case lasted 3 days.

Sent from my Z3
[Xperia Z3 General] Johann_London:
You should consider a tempered glass screen protector if you hate stickers. It's incomparable to the old idea of a plastic film protector.

It's 100% invisible and makes the screen look unbelievably beautiful while offering great protection if u should drop it.
[Xperia Z3 General] xxquicksh0txx:
How does something invisible make something look beautiful?

It won't add much protection to dropping your phone either, especially if it lands on the side of the device.
[Xperia Z3 General] Allesa:
Carrying it naked absolutely out of the question for me.

I sell my phones every 2 months. Resale value is paramount, so I wont risk a small scratch or dent.

Yes the phone's design is sexy. However IMHO, using casemate tough case somehow adds to its beauty while adding more grip to it.
[Xperia Z3 General] koha55:
i'm using case right now, but a super thin 0.33mm clear TPU one . just for that extra safety feel :D
[Xperia Z3 General] poldie:
No case, because I know what the phone looks like, and I couldn't care less what anyone else thinks it looks like, and I want some protection against both drops and scratching from being in a pocket/general wear and tear over the 2 or 3 years I'm going to have it.
[Xperia Z3 General] dedei:
No case here! Just using a glass protector on the front and naked on the back because I couldn't find any.

I just hate the fact that my glass protector has cut outs for the sensors, doesn't fully cover around the speakers and has a cut out for the NOTIFICATION LIGHT. Seriously, wtf
[Xperia Z3 General] Ulver:
Ok, now I just have a glass screen protector on the back and nothing on the front. I've been getting some scratches on back, so I need something on it.

Sent from my Z3