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[Galaxy Note 3 General] Frankbrazillian:
Since this model (SCL22), won't will receive update to 6.0, the only option is flashing some ported rom. This is an good rom. I personally don't have tried, because i don't own this phone anymore. Since this is an ported rom, you will need to flash some custom kernel compatible too. Check the thread and you will find information about it. Hope this help you...

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-3/development/rom-phronesis-mm-rom-v1-feature-rich-t3400809

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I didn't check the link, but if this is the RegionLockAway from Chainfire, this will not sim-unlock your phone (SCL22). Only unlock the region! This app only sim unlock the Galaxy S4-SC04E. If you already updated to Lollipop, you need to downgrade to KitKat (4.4.2), root the phone, unlock the sim with the RegionLockAway, check the unlock if are working properly, and if are everything ok, you can update to Lollipop again and the sim unlock remains. The Galaxy Note 3-SCL22, can only be sim unlocked by the ServiceMode method unfortunatelly! :(
[Galaxy Note 3 General] DeadCode1:
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I didn't check the link, but if this is the RegionLockAway from Chainfire, this will not sim-unlock your phone (SCL22). Only unlock the region! This app only sim unlock the Galaxy S4-SC04E. If you already updated to Lollipop, you need to downgrade to KitKat (4.4.2), root the phone, unlock the sim with the RegionLockAway, check the unlock if are working properly, and if are everything ok, you can update to Lollipop again and the sim unlock remains. The Galaxy Note 3-SCL22, can only be sim unlocked by the ServiceMode method unfortunatelly! :([/QUOTE]

Thank you for the information, ill remove my above post. And do you know how to do sim unlock by serviceMood ?
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Frankbrazillian:
Thank you for the information, ill remove my above post. And do you know how to do sim unlock by serviceMood ?

Sure.... the credits goes to HTC soku website...

http://htcsoku.info/htcsokudev/rudimentary-knowledge/scl22-scl21-simunlock/

On the phone dial *#0011#. Wait some seconds and an new screen will appear. Press menu and choose Back. Press menu again and choose Key Input. Input Q (capital letter), followed by 0 (zero)...

Wait some seconds and you will be redirected to Service Mode.

Now press UMTS >DEBUG SCREEN >PHONE CONTROL > NETWORK LOCK and choose NW LOCK NVDATA IN.

Now press menu again and back.

Press NETWORK CONTROL >GCF and choose GSM/GPRS/WCDMA ON.

Turn off the phone, insert an GSM sim card , turn on, wait untill recognize the sim and you are ready to go. Now you just need to input the APN according with your carrier. Enjoy!
[Galaxy Note 3 General] DeadCode1:
Sure.... the credits goes to HTC soku website...

http://htcsoku.info/htcsokudev/rudimentary-knowledge/scl22-scl21-simunlock/

On the phone dial *#0011#. Wait some seconds and an new screen will appear. Press menu and choose Back. Press menu again and choose Key Input. Input Q (capital letter), followed by 0 (zero)...

Wait some seconds and you will be redirected to Service Mode.

Now press UMTS >DEBUG SCREEN >PHONE CONTROL > NETWORK LOCK and choose NW LOCK NVDATA IN.

Now press menu again and back.

Press NETWORK CONTROL >GCF and choose GSM/GPRS/WCDMA ON.

Turn off the phone, insert an GSM sim card , turn on, wait untill recognize the sim and you are ready to go. Now you just need to input the APN according with your carrier. Enjoy![/QUOTE]

Thank you so much.!
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Frankbrazillian:


Thank you so much.![/QUOTE]

Almost forgetting.... to sim unlock on android 5.0 (lollipop), you can flash my custom rom and unlock by the service mode method or download the following file. Unzip and you will have 2 files inside. The modem file, you need to flash with the Odin and the Service Mode app, you need to replace with some file manager and with root access. Hope this can help some people, who are looking for sim unlock on lollipop version. :)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-7toQMcMIImQ2lMMWNRbmZXZm8/view?usp=drivesdk
[Galaxy Note 3 General] DeadCode1:
Almost forgetting.... to sim unlock on android 5.0 (lollipop), you can flash my custom rom and unlock by the service mode method or download the following file. Unzip and you will have 2 files inside. The modem file, you need to flash with the Odin and the Service Mode app, you need to replace with some file manager and with root access. Hope this can help some people, who are looking for sim unlock on lollipop version. :)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-7toQMcMIImQ2lMMWNRbmZXZm8/view?usp=drivesdk[/QUOTE]

Thanks for the information.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Frankbrazillian:
Thanks for the information.[/QUOTE]

You're welcome! :)
[Galaxy Note 3 General] FansGalaxy:
Rom Darklord FULL NOTE 7 6.0.1 (MM) 03th August,2016

so, I was installed this custom rom my SCL22.

When I flashed　darklord.note7.full.port.v1.0.edit.ufo71.zip　on twrp2.8.7.0 　then I flashed DarkLord-Kernel-Note7-hlte-kdi-V1.0.zip after flash, I reboot and wait 10 minutes.. i can see the setup wizard BUT, com.android.phone was stopped. this err message was repeatedly appeared. So, I can't use comfortable.

Is there anything to solve this problem?? i flashed wrong kernel files..?

however when i flashed darkload s7 edge full port rom, it works well..

but I want to install Darklord FULL NOTE 7 on my SCL22.

P.S Dalvic cache,system ,data were wiped.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] DeadCode1:
So sorry for taking long time to reply.

i guess you flash the wrong kernel, try to find right kernel from "lk kernels" they work nice with SCL22.

so sorry again and good luck.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] swnp:
Is it correct to assume that Darklord makes a custom MM ROM that works on the SCL22? Or is it that we only use their kernel to load other ROMs?

I'm looking for a complete MM solution for my SM-N900J. Is there a relatively easy route?
[Galaxy Note 3 General] JJEgan:
'see post 74 it says DL rom and flash iK kernel .

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-3/orig-development/kernel-idlekernel-leankernel-fork-t3241582
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Join2033:
Help me please for unlock sim network (SCL22)

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Yes unlocked for sim network

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Please help me for unlock sim network os 4.4.2 (kitkat)
[Galaxy Note 3 General] JJEgan:
Please read the rules bumping posts is not allowed .
[Galaxy Note 3 General] mcsdoode:
First of all, thanks for this amazing post and the wealth of information you've provided for this phone! Thanks to your efforts, I've updated to rooted 5.0.1 stock, SIM unlocked, with Xposed fully working!

The only thing keeping me from making this phone my new daily driver is the fact that I can't install viper4android successfully, no matter what method I use...

From what I can gather, the main issue if the fact that Touchwiz 5.0-based roms cannot have their SE-Linux mode changed.

Any advice? Thanks for your time!
[Galaxy Note 3 General] JJEgan:
Change kernel is the usual reply.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Join2033:
Please help me for write cert for my device galaxy note 3 scl22. Thanks for all guys
[Galaxy Note 3 General] JJEgan:
Please stop continually spamming this thread next one gets reported .
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Girouette:
Sorry if I'm necroing this, but does anyone know how to flash philz recovery? There are some custom roms that support scl22 but they all use aroma, which doesn't play well with TWRP. I've tried flashing both from twrp and from odin multiple times and still have the same result: The phone fails to boot into recovery and goes to download mode instead.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] JJEgan:
Philz Recovery .

Flash as TAR through Odin .

TWRP and AROMA works but versions below 3.0 only .
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Girouette:
Thanks for answering. A few questions: Do I have to covert the .md5 file to .tar before I flash Philz through Odin? Cause as I have stated above, I have tried Odin. And where can I download those versions of TWRP? Because all I can find in the link in the original post are TWRP for hltekdi version 3.0 and above. Or does TWRP for normal Note 3 works with this phone too? Because I can only find TWRP version below 3 for hlte.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] buknoi90:
Good day everyone!

Thanks for this very informative thread. Its really a big help to us who have au note 3 scl22 that uses not in Japan.

I want to ask help becausw I no longer compatible by most apps because Im still using kitkat. Im afraid that my unlock could be locked again.

I hope you can give step by step on how to upgrade firmware and then at the same time unlock it. So that we can use it normally as it was before in kitkat but upgraded firmware and app compatibility.

Thank you.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] buknoi90:
How did you do that updated to 5.0?
[Galaxy Note 3 General] JJEgan:
You are asking a question of a user that has not been on this forum for over a year .
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Deonyd:
Sir help how to downgrade my scl22 au japan to kitkat...
[Galaxy Note 3 General] JJEgan:
See post 88 .
[Galaxy Note 4 General] exclass:
I want to buy a Note 4, but I am unsure which chipset I should go for. I want the exynos chipset, but I am very doubtful about it. My only question is: Why does samsung ship exynos equipped Note 4 to poor countries and the snapdragon version to richer countries? I doubt that the snapdragon equipped Note 4 may be better built, more reliable and more stable than the exynos one, but I am not sure about this. Some people complain about different issues, like screen tint, glass edge gap, etc. What do you guys think of this? Can you share your experiences and thoughts?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] ShadowFlare:
All the answers you seek are in the following thread:

http://xdaforums.com/note-4/general/to-snapdragon-805-to-exynos-5433-t2868247

Quality between the two are pretty much the same, just different chips.

Exynos is also shipped to the middle east countries, such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, I dunno if you can call them poor countries lol.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] pikul:
They only shipped exynos versions to poor countries? Lol thats the funniest statement i read so far

Sent from my Galaxy NOTE 4
[Galaxy Note 4 General] naimmkassim:
Can OP give a link to where he/she got the statement saying exynos only ship to poor country??
[Galaxy Note 4 General] rmlsalta:
Exynos is much better for me, it depends on the user.. Lol.. I merely drop on the floor laughing for the poor country line.. Hahaha..
[Galaxy Note 4 General] gjokic:
He is right UK, Germany , Italy, France, Spain and US all have snapdragon equipped Note 4

so maybe he have something in his statement :D:D
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Zamboney:
The nordics also get snapdragon so it does seem Samsung is shipping the exynos to third world countries and not risking it in developed countries.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] exclass:
Western and indrustrialised countries get the snapdragon, third world ones get the exynos, with very few exceptions. I myself want an exynos, but I know that in general the same product's quality (like the same car or the same clothes) differs depending on the country it is going to be shipped to. A friend of mine who works in an electronic service, repairing different electronic products also told me this from his long experience in that field. It's a fact, but I'm not sure if this is the case here.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] POLO_i780:
Errm, the UAE and New Zealand are certainly not 'poor countries' and as I understand the former got N910C and latter N910U, both Exynos.

Here in South Africa we got the Euro N910F Snapdragon, the Exynos N910C and the 3G only N910H, so what does that make us?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] pedodroid:
How much do these variants cost?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] POLO_i780:
Here in SA? Between $910-$1045, the N910F being the most expensive and N910H being the least expensive of the 3.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] naira1:
That's BS. Am in Germany and I got the Exynos N910C. Unless Germany belongs to the poor countries[emoji85]
[Galaxy Note 4 General] silicij:
Exynos is better SOC and period. I have no lag using TW, snapdragon version does....
[Galaxy Note 4 General] exclass:
My friend has galaxy S5 G900F for Europe (first world), with snapdragon 801 which was 50 euros more expensive than the one with exynos G900H (Galaxy S5 also has 2 chipsets, just like Note 4), not even the smallest lag. Yesterday he installed the official android 5.0 and it was so smooth and responsive. So I don't think that lag in Note 4 exists, maybe I'm wrong.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] droidelec:
I bought in Slovenia version N910F, was using it for 7 days but I was really dissapointed with battery life of Snapdragon model, so I returned it and changed for N910C Exynos model.

I do it purposely because of two reasons:

Battery life and Exynos is 64bit SoC, thus it is not enabled yet, probably will be enabled in near future.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] POLO_i780:
Don't even bother with this argument, there are people who believe the Snapdragon lags, leave them, not all of us have the same experience, its a pointless argument.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] returnzer0:
My goodness. The only real difference is baseband... If using Qualcomm baseband, there is financial incentive to purchase the whole SOC.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] POLO_i780:
I don't know why the OP thinks Samsung would vary the build quality by SoC, its all down to what country and networks they are shipping to, the setup the networks have, frequencies available in that country etc etc....

Some countries get both Snapdragon and Exynos, like here in SA, we got both variants from the GS4, Note 3, GS5 and now Note 4. I had a Exynos S4 and a mate had a Snapdragon S4, I couldn't even tell the difference until I went to About Device and saw that he had a I9505, build quality, UI speed, Display etc...Felt no different to my Exynos S4, same with Note 3, played with an Exynos in-store then a mate got the Snapdragon from our network, again I felt no difference, its the very reason why I stopped being fussy about what SoC variant I get.

So OP, if you want Exynos then get it, its build quality is the same as the Snapdragon, unless you are unlucky and get one from a bad batch.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] exclass:
I don't know man. I opened this thread for opinions. I am also not talking about huge differences in quality, but today I went to a shop and took a look at a Note 4 N910H (Asia Pacific) and I wasn't very happy about the screen. Its white turned cyan with very small rotations of the phone. Its glass was also a bit edgy at one corner (very little though, not visible if you don't check for it). I can only compare it to my friend's S5 G900F (Europe), which's display doesn't have the color issue. I also know that not every Note 4 has these ''problems''. It may just be just a coincidence though.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] @rbiter:
It is more about gsm. Specifically the available bands in your country. Thus why some countries get more than one variant.

As far as build quality, I would say the Korean ones are probably better binned overall, but not necessarily true. You would probably get a better screen if made in Korea. Other variables are involved. Seems the note4 snapdragon soc is shipping with mostly higher binned SOC's compared to previous phones with older snapdragons. I am not sure how well the exynos is binned as far as soc. Not many people updated their bin #'s in that thread.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] dr.m0x:
I live in the poor country known as New Zealand. I could have purchased one of the rich country Snapdragon phones in one of the "parallel import" (I.e. grey market) stores that we have here. Instead I chose the poor country version as we run lte on band 28 which the rich country variant doesn't support.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] jpbl1976:
Frankly, the ENTIRE NOTION THAT EXYNOS IS FOR POOR COUNTRIES is ridiculous. There have actually been articles from popular sites based in RICH/DEVELOPED nations that are complaining about NOT getting the Exynos variant. Also, a number of countries in "poor" parts of Asia got the Snapdragon variant of the S5, which is typically considered the better chipset for that device.

I think the decision to release Exynos vs. SD in countries depends on the carrier LTE bands, chip availability and other factors not related to per capita GDP.

As a sidenote: I dumped Samsung because of poor build materials (i.e. plastic) and uninspiring design after my SGSII, preferring Apple and HTC's offerings. I only recently returned to Samsung (because of the Note 4's aluminium build) and was actually surprised to hear people saying that Exynos had suddenly become a poor mans SoC after being one of the best SoCs just a few years ago (circa 2011). I imagine Sammy took their foot off the pedal for one reason or the other.

Yet judging by the proliferation of reviews and their accompanying benchmarks, it doesn't appear to be the case any longer (one example > http://www.techspot.com/review/906-samsung-galaxy-note-4/page5.html -- I'm sure there are better examples our there). My point is: don't listen to the received wisdom and evaluate devices on their own merits rather than what you hear from other people -- especially other people who probably don't even own the device or Apple fanboy sites that attack anything non-Apple.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] carlitos66:
As a sidenote: I dumped Samsung because of poor build materials (i.e. plastic) and uninspiring design after my SGSII, preferring Apple and HTC's offerings. I only recently returned to Samsung (because of the Note 4's aluminium build) and was actually surprised to hear people saying that Exynos had suddenly become a poor mans SoC after being one of the best SoCs just a few years ago (circa 2011). I imagine Sammy took their foot off the pedal for one reason or the other.

You must been surprised when you returned from Apple and discovered that Note 4 is still not build from Aluminium but rather same high quality plastic....
[Galaxy Note 4 General] jpbl1976:
You're misinformed: the Note 4's frame is metal (this is covered everywhere but here's a mainstream hands-on: http://www.engadget.com/2014/09/03/samsung-galaxy-note-4-hands-on).

That's the most important part. I actually like the removable plastic back they use; it feels somewhat like leather and I would not be surprised if Mont Blanc actually made a real leather one to compliment its other Note 4 accessories (and I'm not talking about the flip case; I'm talking about a back). If they do, I'll be getting one.

Also, I don't miss Apple's products because I have them as well -- I have both the 6 and 6 plus (and I still have a 5s that I can't sell). As for HTC, the design of the M8 is still better (although I think they took a step back from the M7) but when I place my M8 in a case, it's nearly as tall as the Note 4. Hopefully, they'll change that with the HTC Hima.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] katamari201:
Traditionally the exynos chips have been worse performing and lacking in cellular support and performance, especially LTE, so yes it usually is for poorer countries. Western countries have wider LTE networks and stricter standards and they only trust Qualcomm so that's why snapdragon is used. Poor asian countries get exynos. Middleastern countries may be oil rich, but most of the people are dirt poor outside of a handful of princes and big cities and there isn't much in the way of a large infrastructure or network.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] foxsprout:
Explain to me why the Korean version of Samsung phones always using Exynos nowadays. Giving South Korea has the fastest LTE speeds on Earth. Please, just stop the nonsense.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] arjun90:
This thread makes me LOL. Your Note 4 is either made in China, Korea, Vietnam, or Brazil. Every Note 4 is the same irrespective of where the unit is being assembled in. I have personally gone through Samsung phones being made in China, Vietnam, and Korea and all are the same. Its a Samsung thing, get over it.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] dr.m0x:
Yeah that's why the USA and Canada got Exynos chips last time around with the Note 3. All those north Americans do is farm dirt.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] @rbiter:
You mean note2? Note2 was and still I'd awesome very efficient soc for 720p. I had the international version without LTE and battery was top notch. Even the LTE version wasn't too shabby with the auxiliary LTE modem. It still got 75% the battery life of the LTE'less note2 which still proved to be great battery life for most people.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] dr.m0x:
I'm pretty sure at least a few of the US carriers got Exynos note 3 phones. At least I can confirm the international note 3 was Snapdragon and this time it's Exynos which means the guy I quoted is either a troll or a Muppet.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Braxos:
Snapdragon goes to country's with better LTE coverage and exynos to country's where the LTE isn't on his hype, as I see it. Nothing to do with money.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] exclass:
Hmm. Thanks dude. How didn't I think of this. It might be the case and I hope this is the only reason.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] homer285:
Rot! The 910U supports Cat6 as well as an abundance of other Exynos models, not to mention the cat4 support which is almost world wide, lol, do some research before posting silly comments.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] @rbiter:
Uhm no. All the carriers got exynos for note2. Don't recall any getting for note3.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] jhoffy22:
How do you know which processor you have with your Note 4? I referred to the thread above but model number is different from both of those listed.

On the back of my box, it says that I have a 2.7GHz quad core processor and my model number for my phone is SM-N910P UD. I live in the U.S. and my phone service is with Sprint.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] velimr:
2.7 quad is Snapdragon for sure.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] ShadowFlare:
[MENTION=6197496]velimr[/MENTION] is correct. The keywords for Snapdragon model are "Quad" and "2.7 GHz", while Exynos is "Octa", "1.9 GHz", and "1.3 GHz" for Note 4.
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] Ambor:
Hi,

Today I finished my old project Xperia Theme Lamborghini Aventador one word Leather, Carbon and Aluminium.

Tested on Stock Xperia Z2 Rom 4.4.4 | 23.0.1.a.0.167 | Link

What theme:

- Framework

- Settings

- Home

- SystemUI

- Accent Color

Dawnload:

Link

Install:

- Install as normal app

Video:link

Have Fan RXS and MoonBreakers Team

Enjoy my work? Remember press thanks. Regards
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] vv91xv:
Nice bro!
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lowtech80:
Pure edition doesn't really have any bloatware. Exposed doesn't work with lollipop. So what do those of you who have rooted do with root?
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] martinezma99:
Use apps such as Greenify, Adaway, SETCPU, and wakelock detector.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elusive-one:
I use root to auto hide the soft keys (wish I could make them semi-transparent instead) and to change the emojis to iOS emojis
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mostrapotski:
As a developper i use root the access apps databases.

Very useful to see if the data are wrong, or the way to fetch it.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] godutch:
to run an adblocker, I hate the ads here on xda
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rohithksaj:
Greenify... Best app to hibernate apps and prolong your battery..

Ad away.. No more ads

Rom tool box.. Change your font, starting logo etc etc

WhatsApp +... More and more features than normal WhatsApp

My most favorite..... Roms.. If you haven't flashed anu roms in your old phone... You should try one.. When they appear in development section... :)
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xnifex:
How do you change the emoji?