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[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] IMOSO:
CM 11 For GT s7500L plis ;(

I want to develop for the GT CM11 S7500L discontinued know this thing but I wish that everything was up there. Try to install CM11 on my S7500L and S7500 did not work tells me Status 7 .. hopefully answer a hug greetings
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nit3H8wk:
Anyone know of the best settings to use for this psp emulator without using frameskip. I found some video's on youtube but it's only for the exynos version of the note 4.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsam123:
Hi, i'm planning to buy a new phone. Currently i've a Samsung Galaxy S2 (i9100) and want something faster and updated.

After consider various options (phones features, prices, availability in my country) i reduced the list to the Motorola Moto X 2014 and the Sony Xperia Z3 Compact.

The things that interest me are:

Good audio quality and volume with headphones. I own a Sennheiser HD 429s headphones, wich have 32 ohm of impedance, so with the S2 i must use headphone amplifier (FiiO E6) for get more volume and "definition". My idea with a new phone is use the headphones without the amplifier (because the HD 429s have mic, and with the amplifier i cannot use)

Good Android support and fast updates. I think the Moto X is best on this point compared to the Z3C (pure Android & updates), but also know the Sony AOSP project and the efforts of Sony to bring Lollipop quickly.

Good community support and ROMs. I love to install ROMS and get the better of my device. Currently have CM10.2 on my S2. I think the Moto X will be better on this point

Powerful performance. Both devices have Snapdragon 801 @2.5 Ghz, so i think the performance is guaranteed. But ¿the customized UI on the Z3C affects the performance of the phone? ¿is best to performance getting pure Android, as on Moto X?

Good battery life and construction quality. I want to escape from all-plastic Samsung devices. Also, i don't want a big phone. The 5.2" screen and phone size of the Moto X is the maximum size that i can bear

So, what phone you recommend to buy guys? Someone have tested the phones with 32 ohm headphones?

Thanks.:good:
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nothdsw:
If you read through some of the other threads, you'll find answers to most of these questions pretty easily, as this has all been discussed. But... I'll summarize.

Audio is "fine". Some details on the actual output levels here - http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55794990&postcount=13. You'll also easily find references to other users with similar headphone setup and without complaints, but everyone is different.

Unknown about updates yet, as there's only been one revision to Android of concern, and it's still rolling out. Supposed to be available on Z3C but who knows until it actually releases. If you unlock bootloader you lose DRM permanently, so this is a big barrier to entry for other ROMS.

Performance is on par with other platforms with same hardware.

Construction quality is GREAT, IMO, and this really feels like a premium device. Big size difference between this and 2014 X though... I prefer smaller.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pipspeak:
Curious why you're considering two phones so different in size. Why not the regular Z3 if you're also considering the Moto X? Many people seem to buy the Z3c for its size and battery life (me included) but the regular Z3 would be a no brainer if I was willing to tote around a 5" phone because it has arguably better build quality than the Z3c, a better screen, and just as good battery life.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 2mal16:
Additionally the Z3 has a higher voltage output so it will drive your headphones better. The Z3 compact has a slightly lower voltage output than the Z3. I saw it somewhere but i cannot remember the exact values.

The Phone with the highest voltage output is according to this (http://forums.androidcentral.com/sony-xperia-z3/451120-z3-headphones-earphones-audio-output.html) the HTC M8. If you dont mind the size, and you want the best soundexperience i guess it is a phone that you cannot go wrong with. Also it does not have a plastic body.

As regards updates i think the new lollipop android for HTC was supposed to come earlier than for Sony phones. This is as far as i remember.

Performancewise the Z3 compact is top notch, you cant go wrong.

Batter life is excellent.

720p is totally fine for the screen size.

Sony UI is okay, but i would not worry too much it may look a bit outdated but runs fine and lagfree. And a new system is coming up anyway.

As for the Moto X i cant tell you much , in the end just read a couple of reviews and find out what you need/want in a phone. Then consider the prices, if you care about them. Then your decision will be made.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NaminatoR1254jaime.sier:
Pardon me the OT: Santiago, as in Santiago, Chile?

EDIT: Realized you are from Chile haha. Im too. Im betting you want to move to Movistar to get one of the two.

I have the same doubt, whether to get a Moto X 2014 or a Z3 Compact hahaha

Because in our country, one carrier company is selling the Moto X and the Z3 Compact + Smartband, at a very reduced price on 18-month contract (that's common in Chile). The regular Z3 is expensive.

Matter of fact, the difference between Moto X and Z3 Compact is that the Z3 Compact is (proportionally) 10 bucks (Z3 compact being the ""more"" expensive device)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] southpaw2:
I have racked my brains trying to get qpst to see the comports on my i337m to no avail. I have tried 3 different programs, all of the drivers load but still can't see the phone through qpst. I have followed the threads to the letter with no luck.

Has anyone managed to solve this problem yet ?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] whgarner:
try this quide if you haven't already

[GUIDE] Enable AWS on Samsung Galaxy IV AT&T i337 & Canadian i337M

under "s4 general" this forum, sorry can't provide active link.

sorry if you already tried it.

bill g.
[Security Discussion] jsaxophone:
Well crap! I finally decided to make the jump to encrypt my phone, Samsung Galaxy S4 using the built-in Android encryption.

I was a little disappointed that the password I choose to boot my phone is the same password I use to wake my phone. I either have to choose an annoyingly long password every time I turn on the screen, or an insecure password at boot, because they're one in the same.

I found a genius work around that could separate the passwords and fix the problem, here:

niki.hammler >o< .net/w/index.php?title=Android_Device_Encryption&oldid=1400

Worked amazing. In a nutshell, it uses Secure Settings/Tasker to change the device PW to a 4-digit pin, and then uses Terminal emulator and "cryptfs changepw" to change only the encryption keyphrase. Couldn't be happier.

One problem has just occurred, however. Using Terminal to change the cryptfs password, I made a bad mistake. I fed it a password that is 17 characters long and it was happy to take it. Turns out, Android only supports 16 characters, so when I reboot my phone, I can only type in 16 characters. I tried entering just the first 16, but it's a no go. I'm completely locked out. No clue what I can do. Please help!
[Security Discussion] jsaxophone:
I guess there's no way around it....
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arunkumar_Android:
Hi...

I developed Watch faces for android wearable device. its working well in emulator also. But after downloading from play store. The watch face did not be apply into watch..

how to upload watch face application into play store pls guide me friends.
[General Topics] Tabbe:
looks cool!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYxRTUgQMzo
[General Topics] d_ranade:
Bet it does.
[General Questions and Answers] Mohamed Elhadad:
How to change my name on xda
[General Questions and Answers] NOOK!E:
@evol_201014,

If you make a respectful and well-mannered post in this thread requesting a username change and what you want it to be changed to, I am sure the moderators over there would be glad to help you out.

Username changing is only accessible to moderators, which is why you have to ask for a change. :)

Don't forget to click the "Thanks!" button! :good:

P.S. - Here a couple people who can help you (mention a couple of them in your request): [MENTION=4775688]GermainZ[/MENTION], [MENTION=2235607]svetius[/MENTION], [MENTION=3200478]Woody[/MENTION], [MENTION=2634634]vanessaem[/MENTION], @eagleeyetom, [MENTION=4564111]KidCarter93[/MENTION].
[General Questions and Answers] GermainZ:
Should be enough to send Mike Channon a PM. :)
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bergmensch:
Hey Guys,

i am on drei.at (3-AT) and since i upgraded from CM11 to the lollipop factory image (currently without root) my signal is much weaker than before. My new baseband version is M8974A-2.0.50.2.21, reverting back does not make a difference. I had the same problem with my Nexus 4 which i dumped for the Nexus 5.

The months before i updated the phone everything worked normal and as it should but now if i move the phone from one room to another or even take a walk outside it will loose the connection to the carrier and changes to roaming. The real problem is that it get stuck in roaming and cant get back to 3-AT, the only way to fix it is to restart the phone or search manually for the net.

After that it works till it drops the connection and the whole process starts from the beginning.

I can only compare the signal strength with the normal signal strength icon.

Work before 2-4 bars (maximum one connection drop per day)

Work after 1-2 bars (connection drop around every 10 minutes or if i change the room)

Home before: 3-5 bars (no connection drop)

Home after: 1-3 bars (many connection drops depending on position)

I hope you can give me some ideas to fix this. Thank you for your input!

Greetings
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrObvious:
Flash the old baseband. http://xdaforums.com/google-nexus-5/development/modem-nexus-5-flashable-modems-efs-t2514095
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bergmensch:
As written i tried a bunch of older Modems but had no luck. I tried one of the later modems and now i'm two days on M8974A-2.0.50.1.17. For now eveything works normal again!

Thank You!
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] macknewm:
I was having problems with the modem that comes with the Nexus 5 factory Android 5 image and flashed to baseband m8974a-2.0.50.1.16 (Android 4.4.4 radio). That improved my signal strength some but I'm still getting signal drops, just less frequent when the phone is just sitting on its charger in a fixed location. I'm in the USA on AT&T's network. Do you suggest I try the baseband radio M8974A-2.0.50.1.17, even though that is only included with a version of Android listed for certain countries?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grgana:
I had similar problem although im in Europe and problem was in APN settings....after days or tying to set my APN it worked finally and i was able to catch LTE that disappeared after upgrade to 5.0 along with poor signal and dropouts off the network completely.

cause my carrier support was bad even they provided me half correct information..

about flashing another baseband they are total noobs and dont even know what the baseband is...

Any way connection is still poor but at least constant even with LTE with 5.0 baseband.

Sent from my Nexus 5
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsam123:
Hi, i'm planning to buy a new phone. Currently i've a Samsung Galaxy S2 (i9100) and want something faster and updated.

After consider various options (phones features, prices, availability in my country) i reduced the list to the Motorola Moto X 2014 and the Sony Xperia Z3 Compact.

The things that interest me are:

Good audio quality and volume with headphones. I own a Sennheiser HD 429s headphones, wich have 32 ohm of impedance, so with the S2 i must use headphone amplifier (FiiO E6) for get more volume and "definition". My idea with a new phone is use the headphones without the amplifier (because the HD 429s have mic, and with the amplifier i cannot use)

Good Android support and fast updates. I think the Moto X is best on this point compared to the Z3C (pure Android & updates), but also know the Sony AOSP project and the efforts of Sony to bring Lollipop quickly.

Good community support and ROMs. I love to install ROMS and get the best of my device. Currently have CM10.2 on my S2. I think the Moto X will be better on this point

Powerful performance. Both devices have Snapdragon 801 @2.5 Ghz, so i think the performance is guaranteed. But ¿the customized UI on the Z3C affects the performance of the phone? ¿is best to performance getting pure Android, as on Moto X?

Good battery life and construction quality. I want to escape from all-plastic Samsung devices. Also, i don't want a big phone. The 5.2" screen and phone size of the Moto X is the maximum size that i can bear

So, what phone you recommend to buy guys? Someone have tested the phones with 32 ohm headphones?

Thanks.:good:
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] titotito1983:
Both are great devices. My brother in law bought a Z3 Compact just a month ago and I bought my Moto X 2 weeks ago, so I have tasted both devices ;).

A few points:

- Build quality: the Z3 Compact is nice, but by far the Moto X has a more premium build. The look and grip of the Moto X, for me, is the best in the Android market right now.

- Performance: the Moto X has the most fluid and best performance in the Android market, you can check that in every forum.

- Updates support: Motorola has been great in this. To be honest when I bought the phone (Moto X) I thought I would get the OTA in a couple days...its been 2 weeks and nothing. And for what I've read, Lollipop is quiet buggy yet, so better to wait a little bit hehehehehe

- Camera: in here i think the Z3 Compact wins. The Moto X camera is good enough, but not great.

- Battery life: to be honest I haven's asked my brother in law regarding his battery life with the Z3 Compatc. Regarding the Moto X, I've read that some people think is average-bad. In my case, I think is OK. I can make the whole day and plug it at night with 30-20% remaining, depending in how much time I play with Angry Birds Transformers hahahahahah

Overall my friend, both great phones! going from a Samsung S2 to any of this 2 phones will be a BIG BIG update for you, so you will enjoy both!

Cheers and congratz for your purchase (whichever you chose ;))
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CTuna:
Hi fellow chilean,

I have a moto x, I don't know about the audio output but my cons against the phone:

- Below average battery life (I have to plug it during the day to make it)

- Regular camera

The pros about z3:

-Is waterproof.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raptir:
Good audio quality and volume with headphones: Neither is spectacular here, but both should do better than the Galaxy S2. The GS2 had pretty low output power so it struggled with headphones but was great if you were using an external amplifier. Both the Z3C and Moto X can output more power on their own. The Moto X has less noise, but has a strange drop-off in the bass frequency response around 100MHz.

Good Android support and fast updates: Moto X wins here at least based on historical data.

Good community support and ROMs: Right now, neither is particularly good for development. The Moto X 2013 didn't really get much ROM support until 4-6 months after release. I don't know much about the support history of Sony devices.

Powerful performance: Performance should be about the same. The Z3C's skin is not particularly heavy.

Good battery life and construction quality: Both the Z3C and the Moto X are well made. The Moto X might have the slight edge on construction quality, but the Z3C has the advantage of being waterproof. The Z3C is by far the winner on battery life. In PhoneArena's tests it actually got the best battery life of any current smartphone, while the Moto X is on the bottom as far as current phones go.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] graffixnyc:
I have both devices. Audio is much better on the X (I'm a musician as well) camera is much better on the z3c. Battery life is FAR superior on the z3c. Honestly it's the best battery life I've seen on any device I've owned and I've owned countless devices. The only one I've owned that had battery life comparable was the OnePlus One.

The Moto X is much more snappy and fluid. I love the size of the z3c and it fits my hand perfectly and it's refreshing to have that much power in a "normal" size phone. But the X feels more natural in the hand and hugs it better..

When both were on 4.4.4 I was using my z3c as my daily driver then when lollipop dropped I switched to using the X again. I'm sure I'll go back to the z3c when 5.0 drops for it and am actually using it now because I shattered the screen on mine and have to send it for repair
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Note10.1Dude:
Is size important to you? The z3c is similar size to last years X. The size difference between last year and this is noticeable, in both good and bad ways. Are you at all bought into the SONY environment? Have a playstation 4? The z3c has a sony media environment tie-in if that is a factor for you. I considered the z3c, but the more pure android environment and design of the X won for me.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsam123:
Today I buyed the Moto X 2nd Gen. What a beast in performance! I'm really impressed with the speed and features of the phone. Sadly, can't play 24-bit flacs (despite the SD 801), but overall I'm very satisfied with my choice :) I choosed the X over the Z3 Compact because the Z3C have a quiet audio output with headphones compared to the X, and I read great reviews about Active Display and Moto Voice. Thanks to all!
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] titotito1983:
Wellcome to the club man! great choice! enjoy.

PD: Im from Chile too and I have a tutorial to update it to Android 5. I didn't want to wait for Claro to release it (easily it will take them 2-3 more months). Anyways...let me know and I send you the tutorial via private message.
[LG Optimus G Pro] HMKadin:
Hi, All!

For four months im having the Korean LG U+ F240L Optimus G Pro , i uptated it to official KitKat 4.4.2. I live in an area where 3G signal is not well, therefore the phone switches to 2G network (edge and GPRS) but no internet connection (the 240L not support 2G), for 4G my network doesn’t use the same frequency supported by the f240L(LTE 1800 in my country), Even I found that the capture of the GSM network is not good compared to other devices.

I want to root and install a modem but there is a small problem (rather a big problem):

My device only charge and my computer don’t’ recognize it

At first , i've tried everything : installing drivers, debug , change cable, change pc but nothing works(no sync with pc). After, i took it to a repairer for change the connector but the problem remained the same, I returned to him the device he said that the problem may be due to the “dock connector charging port” and he will test that by multimeter…; I came back to him two days later and the result is nothing (he said that usb dock port have no problem and the problem may be due to the “motherboard”?!!! and of course no led light in the home button:().

How can i root and install this awaited modem whithout usb cable (use wifi or Sd card for flash that )?

Please, HELP !
[Sony Xperia ZR] manilenio:
Hi,

I've just about had it with the stock xperia international keyboard. I've entered a shortcut for my email address in the personal dictionary so I don't have to keep typing it. For example, "myemail@gmail.com" with the shortcut "eml". When using Kii keyboard, whenever I type "eml," it would show "myemail@gmail.com" as an option. However, when using the xperia stock international keyboard, it doesn't show "myemail@gmail.com" as an option. I've already cleared the language data to remove the words accumulated by the stock keyboard, but still it doesn't work. Maybe I'm missing something? Anybody else experiencing the same?

Hope somebody can help. Thanks.
[Sony Xperia ZR] manilenio:
i suppose nobody experiences this? :confused:
[Sony Xperia ZR] Daedroza:
Nope. Change to Google keyboard.

Xperia keyboard keeps learning our typing stylen so it takes a little bit of battery which I hate!
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pappcam:
I use my phones as my night clock and alarm clock. My last phone was an S3 and I have a cheap little stand that I use to stand my phone up while charging it at night. I notice that when my alarm comes on in the morning that the screen is in portrait mode although my phone is actually sideways in landscape mode. My S3 didn't do this as my alarm was in landscape mode so I didn't have to deal with a sideways alarm clock in the mornings.

Has anyone else noticed this? Is this a new "feature" of the Note 4?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pappcam:
I also notice the built in "clock" app actually has no clock. The only tabs I see are Alarm, World Clock, Timer and Stopwatch. Where did the desk clock go and why does none of this stuff rotate into landscape mode? What am I missing? How does a clock app have no clock?

This is on a non-rooted Canadian Note 4 running Nova as my launcher.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pappcam:
After a lot of research, it seems the stock touchwiz clock/alarm app has been severely neutered. I downloaded Timely from the Play store so we'll see how that goes....
[General Questions and Answers] Pretorian187:
Hi,

I wanna make my external sd my internal one without having the need to use an app. So Instead of having 8GB of internal storage I want to have 64GB (taken from the micro sd card). It worked on my previous phone Gt-i8530 if I changed the vold file to this:

# internal sdcard

{

ums_sys_path = /sys/class/android_usb/f_mass_storage/lun0/file

secure_format = enable

discard = enable

}

dev_mount sdcard1 /storage/extSdCard 8 /devices/sdi2/mmc_host/mmc0/mmc0 encryptable_nonremovable

# external sdcard

{

ums_sys_path = /sys/class/android_usb/f_mass_storage/lun1/file

supported_exfat = disable

android_secure_containers = enable

}

dev_mount sdcard /storage/sdcard0 auto /devices/sdi0/mmc_host/mmc1/mmc1

So now I want to do that same thing on my new phone SM-G3858. But I only have in vold:

#storage_struct = series, "/mnt/sdcard/extStorages"

#storage_struct = parallel

{

supported_exfat = yes

}

dev_mount sdcard /storage/extSdCard auto /devices/platform/sdhci-pxav3.0/mmc_host/mmc1

Now what do I need to change or add here to swap it as on the previous phone? I´m a bit confused that a) it right away says extsdcard here and b) that there is only one command line instead of 2 . I guess the reason is the #storage structure?

And suggestions please?