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[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Accessories] Pacer:
Hello everyone, I need some hel.

I am about to get GPS for the wizard.

I'm very set on a small bluetooth gps device, but I need to know what program to use, I'd likw to make sure that the program has an alternate direction feature and auto adjusts directions for wich way I go.

If any of you could help, that'd be great.

Thanks
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Accessories] hiimcliff:
im in the market or one too and i don't know squat about them. i'm still learning. but what i do know is, everyone loves tomtom software for gps devices. i think i'm going to go that route.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Accessories] 3waygeek:
Head over to semsons.com or buygpsnow.com -- they offer bundles of GPS software & hardware. WRT hardware, pretty much any unit using the Sirf III chipset will work well. I use the Globalsat BT338 -- it has a long battery life, and I can get a decent signal indoors.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Accessories] anothersmith:
I agree with 3waygeek, The two aforementioned websites have nice offerings. I use a Holux GPSlim 236 with my Wizard. No issues, decent battery life good signal strength
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Accessories] Pacer:
What application do you track yourself with?

Like garmin, Tomtom, Streets and Trips...
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Accessories] DerrickD2:
Cellink BTG-7000 Bluetooth GPS

I recently purchased the Cellink BTG-7000 Bluetooth GPS (view product website) to use with my MDA. I got it at geeks.com for $35. It works quite well. I tried alot of freebie GPS apps, and I stuck with Google mobile maps (view details) program.

The device tracks up to 12 satellites at once, and I've seen it go that high. There is no need for an additional antenna, although it does come with the option to plug one in.

The only downside with Google mobile maps is that the maps are downloaded on-the-fly over the GPRS connection. It can lag sometimes, and won't work if you have no signal. But it is a plus that it doesn't take up a ton of strorage space with image maps.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Accessories] TangerineTractor:
I have everything all working fine...

I have successfully used four different bluetooth GPS units, so really don't worry about which on eyou get... Currently I'm using A Holox BT321 bought on Ebay for 30GBP - turns itself off when not in use, and useds the same mini-usb charger as the wizard too.

As for software, TomTom does everything you need. I've had it both versions 5 and 6 working on both WM5 and all flavours of WM6 around.

My version of tomtom was 'located' -try Googling for a torrent (or contact me direct)!

I've also tried destinator, but that was garbage, and although CoPilot has been recommended, I can't justify the expense when TomTom works fine.

Tip: To make TomTom work with your GPS...

Pair up the GPS, then in the bluetooth settings, add a port, outbound, as COM6 unsecured. Then in TomTom GPS settings, just select 'Other Bluetooth Reciever' and port COM6.... simple.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Accessories] tack9204:
GPS and Navigation Program

Sorry if this is too late, however I have only just joined the website.

I too have used a Holux GPSlim 236 with my imate K-Jam (Wizard) as per 'anothersmith' and when I dropped that I went for the i-Blue 737 which has a wonderful feature of going into a standby mode if you walk away without turing it off until a device that is synced with it comes back into range. Not just any bluetooth device. I also found the i-Blue to be a little more accurate with Navigation compared with Magellan and Garmin designated GPS units.

Paired with this I also use TTN6 which I find to be probably the most accurate maps for my area (Nth Qld, Australia) and I am very happy with the program after using Destinator PN and having seen Co-Pilot. It also one of the best supported products I have found when searching the net. TTN6 does take a littel time to start with the 200MHz processor, however it is worth the wait.

I have had other mates join my thinking after seeing my set-up. I hope this little insight gives anybody else ideas if you are looking at using your device to assit make your life easier.

TACK:D
[PAC Q&A] opensourcefan:
My Note 2 loses bluetooth on any 4.4 rom, I'm looking for an older download but have no idea where they are or if they exist. I looked on the website but there's only two version there and they're 4.4

Any help would be great.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeatH StaR:
Connecting the phone (Galaxy s4) to the computer through USB does nothing, unless I install the driver (and need to wait until the computer knows my phone 'for the first time'). It happens many times. If I disconnect the phone, I need to re-install the driver. Why? How can I fix this and save 5 important minutes?
[General Questions and Answers] novice_expert:
Hi All, I am trying to create sliding menu options of images similar to that of attached image, which is appealing. Can someone assist how to proceed with creating one such? Your help is much appreciated. Thank you.
[General Questions and Answers] novice_expert:
Please provide me route points so that I can work on it. It seems like I am looking for a direction in sea :)
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmill75:
Not used to not running xposed. Is there an app that let's you use icon packs if you are rooted. Can't seem to find anything. Thanks

Edit: I run google now launcher, I know using a different launchers allows this.
[Xperia Z General] xx_Niresh_xx:
MOD EDIT

Thread closed as this is someone else's work.

See post 4 for the original work

Android 5.0 (L) for Sony Xperia Z (YUGA)

Amost pure AOSP with Kernel 3.4.104

This is the home of the Android 5.0 Port to the Sony Xperia Z (YUGA / C6603).

Current progress

Feature	Status	Comment

Audio	Working	-

Graphics	Working	-

3D Acceleration	Working	-

OMX	Working	-

Camera	Working	-

External SD-Card	Working	-

Disk Encryption	Working	-

USB OTG Working	Storage and DACs work fine

Wifi	Working	-

rild (radio/GSM) Working	-

Bluetooth	Working	-

Tethering	Wifi & BT tested, USB reported to be OK.	-

SE Linux	Working	In 'Enforcing' mode (as required by 5.0)

NFC Working	without HCE support

MTP	Working	-

GPS Working	no AGPS

Installation instructions

First time installation

A full wipe is required to upgrade to Android 5.0. (I also strongly recommend a full wipe if you installed any other Android 5.0 ROM)

Step 1

Download and extract the ZIP file

Step 2

Flash all 3 files to your phone via fastboot

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot flash system system.img

fastboot flash userdata userdata.img

fastboot reboot

NOTE: THIS WILL WIPE YOUR PHONE - INCLUDING YOUR INTERNAL SD-CARD! A full backup is therefore recommended.

Upgrading from a previous 5.x build

A full wipe is NOT required while upgrading from an old 5.x build, so userdata.img must NOT be flashed during the upgrade process:

Step 1

Download and extract the ZIP file

Step 2

Flash only boot.img and system.img to your phone via fastboot

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot flash system system.img

fastboot reboot

Google Apps installation

After booting your phone for the first time, download the gapps package and push it to /sdcard using adb (or MTP):

adb push gapps_50_yuga_004-00cb.tgz /sdcard/

adb reboot

Your phone will now reboot and automatically install gapps during the boot process. (note that your phone will reboot twice - this is normal).

I strongly recommend to keep the gapps package in /sdcard/ after the installation finished: Upgrading to a new release will erase your existing gapps installation - but if the package is still present in /sdcard/, it will be automatically installed during the first boot.

MOD EDIT [MENTION=3843529]gregbradley[/MENTION]

Sharing the work of others without their permission is not allowed

Press Thanks If You Installed it and Enjoy it :) !!

XDA:DevDB Information

Lollipop, ROM for the Sony Xperia Z

Contributors

xx_Niresh_xx

ROM OS Version: 5.0.x Lollipop

Based On: AOSP

Version Information

Status: Testing

Created 2014-11-29

Last Updated 2014-11-29
[Xperia Z General] xx_Niresh_xx:
RESERVED

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[Xperia Z General] xx_Niresh_xx:
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[Xperia Z General] sekac55:
as i see it is the version of AOSP from [MENTION=3911109]pabx[/MENTION] why do you open a tread when it is here http://www.blinkenlights.ch/ccms/android/yuga-l.html it is his work, This is my question.
[Xperia Z General] xx_Niresh_xx:
Yeah sure,This is his work... I Opened coz many useres in My Xperia Z group on facebook searched the thread on XDA :) therefore i opened that everyone can find it easier, Dont forget to Donate to the Dev if you like the work !! Cheers to everyone :)
[Xperia Z General] pabx:
I ask you to delete this thread. Right now.

(You even copied the installation instructions - do you have no shame?!)
[Xperia Z General] xx_Niresh_xx:
Sure I will do it Right now....why should I have i just wanted to help others ?
[Xperia Z General] pabx:
Uhm.. You list yourself as a contributor! Hotlinking to my files can hardly be considered a contribution.
[Xperia Z General] gregbradley:
Thread moved and closed

This is not development if you did not develop it

And you cannot share it without the permission of the original developer, which you do not have
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] ShadyPossum:
Im not sure if this is the correct area to post this, so please feel free to move me if needed.

Im coming from NC5 HyperDrive release 19. Im realizing i dont use the majority it has to offer and would like a way to flash the stock version. It would be great if i could also remove the safestrap program. I am thinking about flashing a GPE rom and use xposed for what tweaks i do need, that way i have full control over what bloatware i have on my phone.

Any help would be appreciated
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] ckarrow2:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2287475
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] fatapia:
yeah wrong subforum, but you need safestrap if youre gonna use a GPE rom simply because we can't flash a ROM any other way on this useless device. also, good luck. I'm stuck with HD until i try GPE again, I personally have not had a fully functional GPE ROM. Sure they run great but either WiFi, or data, or voice is broken at any given point. Hope they gives you an answer
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] 06sharpshot:
I'm running the Pure Nexus ROM from this thread and have had few issues. Only notable problem so far is phantom vibrations sometimes. This is the most stable Safestrap compatible GPE ROM I've found.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] ShadyPossum:
I see this is in the AT&T forum. If i flash this on a verizon build, will it be stable?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Keroque:
Hi Everyone

Im kinda frustrating... I sent my HTC for repair to HTC, they change my phone, now is locked from ATT. Try purchased code via eBay, 5 different, and cellunlocker.com, no one can get the code. Sent an request to ATT, denied... (No ATT account and register number). I really need unlock for T Mobile use. Any help?

Bye

pd. No find similar post...
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
If you can't sim unlock using a code, the you can try to s-off and use the sieempi method
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phaniblaze:
Follow the below link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QU7vi388dMk

Your device is unlocked!!!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hellonphones:
That will unlock the bootloader but I don't think it sim unlocks it also? My phone came sim unlocked but with past phones unlocking the bootloader never sim unlocked my phones. After unlocking the bootloader google these two words "sieempi wonderhowto" and the first hit should be a guide to show you how to sim unlock. Sorry I can't post links as this is my first post ever.

If that still fails to sim unlock your phone all isn't lost yet. To use that method you have to S-Off your phone and if your phone is S-Off than your other option would be to run a T-Mobile RUU. You would be stuck having to run a T Mobile rom but at least you could use your phone.

I would also contact HTC because it sounds very odd they would send you a AT&T phone if you sent them a T Mobile phone to be fixed. Maybe they sent you the wrong phone?

A new thread might show up in a few days from a AT&T customer saying HTC repaired their phone but sent them back a T Mobile instead :confused:
[Android Apps and Games] evilcopter:
[Game][Free] Match the Dots Google Play Store

[IMG="Match the Dots Android Game"]http://s14.postimg.org/4cmzewk29/match_the_dots_4.png[/IMG]

Description

Match the Dots is a simple android game where you will have to match each ball color with its respective color in the balls of the center of the screen just by tapping on the screen.

Simple android casual arcade game.

Clear Graphics and easy to play.

Google Leader Boards to Share and Social Play with your friends.

Unlock Achievements and Secret High Scores.

Download from Google Play Store HERE

[IMG="Download Android Game"]http://s27.postimg.org/ib92qit6b/google_play_logo.png[/IMG]
[Android Apps and Games] evilcopter:
game updated fixed some minor issues, cheers
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kajtuu:
Hi guys!

I have a huge problem which I can't solve myself.

So... I was playing with some ROM's and I was using the same back up over and over again to come back to "my" version of android. Then something happened; my internal storage of he phone became read-only because I can't delete nor create any files. When I found this issue I tried restoring system once again but it stayed this way.. Google didn't help. Hope you guys can help!

Can't wait to hear from you,

Kajetan
[Samsung Gear S] opiujn:
Hi! =)

I wonder if there is a way to use the Gear S as a wifi hotspot? I got a SIM card with monthly unlimited data traffic.

Thought it would be nice if one could mount it inside a Gear S, and share internet connection with all other devices around, just as if it was a wifi hotspot/wireless router.
[Samsung Gear S] mghtymse007:
So far, I have figured out a way to share the Wi-Fi. Samsung recently released an update that added the ability to modify the APNs. Which I was surprised happened...due to the rumors that the providers are working on taking over the watch/phone remote features. This is why the prices vary.... ATT wants ONLY ATT phones to work with ATT connected watches.

Right now, that's not the case. The remote notifications are handled by Samsung's servers.

Once we get root, a lot will change.
[Samsung Gear S] foxbat121:
No, there is no app or built in features like that. Even it could, the tiny battery inside can't sustain more than 10-minutes.

I'm on a family shared plan. All my phones can be used as wifi hotspot so I know how it works (or not working in case of the watch).
[Samsung Gear S] rEVOLVE:
It's not possible/practical due to current state of tech - as mentioned already the battery life wouldn't work out. I'm looking forward to a time where my sole voice and data plan could be just on the watch and I could tether that to any devices as OP is describing.

Imagine your watch is always with you so the crucial communications is always there, but when you need a more comfortable form factor to consume and create you would take the small handset/tablet/laptop with you and the watch shares it's data with those devices. For voice you could use the headset or speakerphone from the watch the way it works now.

Samsung is on the right track for this, but due to the way they've mis-handled their entire Tizen watch platform, I don't have any confidence in them succeeding. I say this as one who owns and loves his Gear 2 Neo and laments that it's potential is held back by poor support and business decisions.
[Samsung Gear S] opiujn:
Thanks all of you guys, for your replies with thoughts and info on this! =)

Perhaps someone will one day manufacture a nice looking wristband/bracelet with inbuilt battery powerpack that connects to Gear, wearing it on arm next to the Gear S, that has enough mAh to supply it's hotspot. And someone makes a root hotspot app for it... or not, haha. Maybe not a good idea, but it would for sure be nice if it could be used as a wifi hotspot.
[Samsung Gear S] mghtymse007:
I remember seeing a KS campaign for wearable battery packs. One of them was a wristband.

So, the idea exists...just a matter of time before they're going to make it to the mainstream market.
[Samsung Gear S] zoso28:
Hopefully Samsung will get together with Seiko at some point & throw some kinetic tech in these watches.. Combine that with something like powerfelt to take advantage of body heat, maybe some photovoltaic paint & we'll have decent battery life. Of course the watch will be pretty ridiculous looking, but I'll prob buy one anyway. Really we just need Elon Musk to start making cell phone batteries & we'll be all good.
[Samsung Gear S] kroneous:
Sgnl Smartband is self powered with flexible batteries in the band and ability to make calls using your finger touched to your temple by your ear. Works on bone conduction using a Transducer instead of a speaker. You can use it as sort of a smartwatch with a standard watch. But the problem is that Sgnl being a sort of Skunkworks Project in Samsung's R&D Business Incubator and it seems they are so screwed up as a Kickstarter Project that they failed to launch multiple times and we're still waiting for devices to be shipped.

They are indeed using Samsung's newest flexible battery technology. Only because wiring issues it's in a hard stiff case. I tried a prototype on at a tech show and tested it as working. Now we just have to wait for them to ship. I'm not sure if they are including a wireless charger interface with the strap that could actually charge your Gear Smartwatch or not. But this is what I imagine a wrist battery would be like. No links allowed for me.... sorry!

So if they get active charging feature going and it's been requested as a feature in future models...... then you can keep it charging off the wristband batteries. They offer phone wireless charging interfaces on ebay. I would think they could be modified for use behind the back of the Gear Smartwatch with plug in to Sgnl Smartband. Running charging all the time would make capable of being a Wifi hotspot! ........but I wouldn't expect an App until Gear S3 gets rooted!
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] ~J~:
Folks,

Sorry if this is real basic stuff, but hey we all gotta start somewhere!!

Work is buying me a O2 Orbit for some development (actually buying 2) and I have just a handful of questions that I'd really appreciate an answer.

1) Is The Artemis 3300 the same name for the 02 Orbit? I'm 99.9% it is, but some big-headed person I work with is causing all sorts of grief saying the phone must be a genuine Artemis 3300 and the Orbit is a cut down version. True or false?

2) Is the GPS on it Magellan / Garmin compliant?

3) OK, touchy one this, I'm hearing great reports about Crossbow and want to know if 'flashing' the WM5 ROM that comes with the O2 Orbit is legal or not (don't worry, I'm not clean cut, just don't want to cause any problems with the boss!). And likewise, if I mess up the installation, is it easy to revert back to WM5?

In a nutshell, we've a dozon or so bespoke programs for SmartPhones, all developed on a SPV M3000. These SPV's are getting old now, cracked, chipped, damaged and the O2 Orbit looks perfect (especially as we're just doing GPS stuff, hence why I ask if it's Magellan / Garmin compliant).

Whilst WM5 is still widespread, naturally it would be an advantage to use the latest technology and to ensure compatibility (have one Orbit running WM5 and the other running WM6), but obviously need some roll-back if things go wrong.

Would really appreciate some feedback before I make a purchase.

Cheers.
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] colonel:
Folks,

Sorry if this is real basic stuff, but hey we all gotta start somewhere!!

Work is buying me a O2 Orbit for some development (actually buying 2) and I have just a handful of questions that I'd really appreciate an answer.

1) Is The Artemis 3300 the same name for the 02 Orbit? I'm 99.9% it is, but some big-headed person I work with is causing all sorts of grief saying the phone must be a genuine Artemis 3300 and the Orbit is a cut down version. True or false?

No, the orbit is not a cut down version

2) Is the GPS on it Magellan / Garmin compliant?

Its a std Pocket PC serial emulated GPS feed. All pocket PC software that works with WM5 would work.

3) OK, touchy one this, I'm hearing great reports about Crossbow and want to know if 'flashing' the WM5 ROM that comes with the O2 Orbit is legal or not (don't worry, I'm not clean cut, just don't want to cause any problems with the boss!). And likewise, if I mess up the installation, is it easy to revert back to WM5?

O2 has not released an updated ROM for the Orbit, let alone an update to WM6 (crossbow). It is very unusual for providers to provide an update to a major version of Windows on a current model, so would assume this won't happen. Flashing an WM device with an unlicensed OS is technicaly not legal. In terms of reverting back, it is easy unless you have screwed the boot rom, in which case you have a new brick

In a nutshell, we've a dozon or so bespoke programs for SmartPhones, all developed on a SPV M3000. These SPV's are getting old now, cracked, chipped, damaged and the O2 Orbit looks perfect (especially as we're just doing GPS stuff, hence why I ask if it's Magellan / Garmin compliant).

There are two types of Pocket PC with phone functionality. Those that use the OMAP chipset, and those that use the Samsung/Intel chipset. The OMAP ones normally have more reliable phone sides (although this is changing with the latest Samsungs and Intels) but far slower for running applications (although, again, this is changing with the latest OMAP chipsets). The Orbit is an OMAP chipset, and although works well as a phone and GPS device, you should check whether any custom software runs at satisfactory speed.

Whilst WM5 is still widespread, naturally it would be an advantage to use the latest technology and to ensure compatibility (have one Orbit running WM5 and the other running WM6), but obviously need some roll-back if things go wrong.

Would really appreciate some feedback before I make a purchase.

Cheers
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anhavang:
So I have read every thread here in this forum and I have found a lot of information, but often the solution that worked isn't described.

My issue is as follows. I have Cyanogenmod 11 on my HTC one M7 and I want to go back to sense again. I figured I could just load Android Revolution HD 82.0 • High Quality & Performance • 6.09.401.10 • 4.4.3 and run that one. Well installation runs and I can reboot as I'm asked to do. But then my phone just restarts and restarts for ever. I run a backup and now have Cyanogenmod again but is not able to put ROMs on the SD card folder.

So time for some information:

TWRP v2.8.1.0

fastboot getvar all

version: 0.5

version-bootloader: 1.57.0000

version-baseband: 4T.29.3218.08

version-cpld: None

version-microp: None

version-main: 6.09.401.10

version-misc: PVT SHIP S-ON

meid: 00000000000000

product: m7_ul

platform: HBOOT-8064

modelid: PN0710000

cidnum: HTC__Y13

battery-status: good

battery-voltage: 4142mV

partition-layout: Generic

security: on

build-mode: SHIP

boot-mode: FASTBOOT

commitno-bootloader: dirty-6d8a0b9b

hbootpreupdate: 11

gencheckpt: 0

all: Done!

So the question is really: What to do to? Either get an official RUU installed or a custom ROM that is simular as I tried to....

Any help would be appreciated. And IF it is a thread I have missed with this exact problem I'm sorry.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danny201281:
Flash ARHD 82 with TWRP 2.6.3.3 ;)

If you found my posts helpful, no need to say thanks. There's a button for that ;)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anhavang:
That was a way too easy fix... Feel like an idiot... :confused::cowboy:

Well it worked !!
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
My tablet wont turn on it freezes at the logo screen. I've tried the whole Power/Volume + thing and it hasn't worked. What should I do?