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[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhinav.tella:
On Amazon there are a few people saying they get that issue with that Bluetooth reciever with other devices. I suppose it does not like the Z3.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shilent:
Mine does not Display Aptx when connecting to my SRS-X5 or My Ecoxbt, which both supports Aptx.

When exactly does it display it?
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhinav.tella:
Right as your connecting it. It will say "Connected to Apt-X device" in a notification near screen bottom, and then disappear.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shilent:
Mine does not display Apt-x.

Edit: I can't seem to upload a pic.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhinav.tella:
Not the main notification.

It stays for like 2 secs near the bottom of the screen just after it finishes pairing.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x3202:
It's in German but this is what it looks like
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x3202:
On which amazon have you found that? On the German nobody posted anything about stuttering or the Z3
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shilent:
Ah so it's a toast notification. I'm not getting it. I even unpaired and paired again, still no Apt-X message.

Does this mean Apt-X my Z3 is not working for some reason?
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhinav.tella:
US site, by few I mean only 10 or 15 people out 200+ reviews. But I think its safe to say it depends on device to device.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YoramZa:
I have a problem with the bluetooth in my car it is always disconnected (Toyota original device) and after a while connect again.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jukiewalsh:
Okay so my girlfriend wanted to switch from the icult and wanted to try out my old phone. She has an iphone 5 and while I was making an adapter for her sim card with the correct sim tray she was messing with the phone and decide to try and put her sim tray in. She didn't jam it in all the way so the sim contacts should *hopefully* still be fully intact but one of them seems to be simply stuck on the tray. Could anyone give me some info on where exactly the sim contacts are and the little pin lock things that hold the tray down. Also if anyone has a good idea for something to slide in behind it to release the pin that's locked on please share.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clsA:
you could try cutting a screen protector to the right size and sliding it under the card. make it 3 or 4 pieces thick
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jukiewalsh:
Do you know which side of the tray locks on? Which side do I need to slide it behind, the side towards the screen or the side towards the back of the phone?
[Android General] serifu20:
Hy. I'm interested in how I can download the log file on android with all that has been done since the last factory reset, interest me wifi history where is saved network name and registration date, use. I have a Philips S388 with Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean. thank you
[P3600 General] MontAlbert:
ok. stupid newbie question...

how do i change the sound my phone makes when a message beeps thru to anything other than the bloody voice saying "you have new message"

also the alarm? can i make it an mp3 or WMA?

thanks- only had the phone 2 days.
[P3600 General] saminegm:
Sometimes it helps if you use the manual!
[P3600 General] MontAlbert:
thanks for your helpful reply!!

Dont you think i have read the manual from cover to cover- it doesnt say where i have to put the files for it to be used as the alarm tone or the message tone!!

THANKS
[P3600 General] saminegm:
Ok ok, put in /windows/Rings folder on your device.
[P3600 General] banesi:
it seems that you can only use .wav file format, is there any workaround to use .mp3, .mp4 or .wma files? wav audio format is so big it will be a complete waste of memory, btw. for alarms sound you must copy wav to \windows folder

Did you know that actual size of predefined .wav files in windows folder is almost 2MB and you can't delete it?
[P3600 General] saminegm:
you can use mp3 and mp3 has smaller Filesize than wav. just use a good converter and use low bitrate. you can also cut mp3 files as you might do not want the whole 5th symphony for a ringing tone.
[P3600 General] MontAlbert:
yeah- i got the ring tone to be changed to my favourite Hatebreed song but for the life of me cannot get it to change the alarm ring tone to something other than those included with the phone..... i used to have an edited mp3 as alarm tone for my sony-ericcson..... i am assuming this phone is better and can do that.......

any ideas to change the alarm tone?

thanks

Scott
[P3600 General] banesi:
Yes for ringtone but NOT for alarms and sms, if someone know how to do it please xplain ...
[P3600 General] BelowAverageIQ:
G'Day Guys,

You need to use .WAV files bummer I know as they are generally larger but it is the only way to use them.

Convert your MP3 files to .wav with a program such as Ease Audio Converter:

http://www.soft32.com/download_15987.html

Once converted, connect your phone to the USB Sync Cable and let is sync.

Once synced go to >my computer>mobile device>my windows mobile-based device>windows and place your .wav file in the windows folder.

It should convert the file for mobile windows format.

Then in your phone go >start>settings>sounds&notifications>notifications>events and select event, then associated sound.

or for alarm

>start>settings>system>clock & alarms>bell symbol and select sound.

I found that the sound file for the alarm cant be too long, at 17 sec it wouldnt work at 10sec it would................ Again I used "ease Audio converter" to clip the length of the wav file.

Hope this helps, spent many hours delving around on the net finding the answers.

Regards,

BIQ
[P3600 General] LightInsomnia:
can this be stickied or put in the wiki under common problems with the Trinity? just an idea
[P3600 General] NeilM:
This is nothing to do with the Trinity as such- it is, and has been, universal with all Pocket PC/ Windows Mobile devices.

As the previous posters have said:

Ringtones can be WAV, MID, WMA or MP3 and need to be in the Windows/Rings folder. Later devices have other permissible locations, but Rings is univerfsal.

Other notifications must be WAV files, and preferably need to be 25KB or less. These need to be in the Windows folder, and are selected via the Settings/Sounds and Notifications control panel.

You can use MP3's as alarm, SMS and messaging tones, but you need add-on programs- SpB Time /Chronos etc for alarms, Ringo Mobile for SMS & Contacts etc.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheAppleAndroidGuy:
Really looking for a good decently large android tablet. I like vanilla android a lot and specs seem really good for the Nexus 9. Looking at the reviews though it doesn't look so great (bad volume and power buttons, light leaks in the screen, lagging applications, etc.). For those of you that own it what do you think, would you recommend it?
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heissman:
I love my Nexus 9 and would strongly recommend it. I've had zero issues with it.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CatThief:
I love it too! Just got it yesterday and have zero issues. Love how fast it is. Total bliss.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Migamix:
primary question, what will you primarily use it for, media, web, reading, gaming (high end or low end) .

I personally use mine as a jack of all trades with very little gaming. ( my wife on the other hand would need the nvidia shield for her gaming obsession )
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USBhost:
love my nexus 9
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmscritic:
I've had almost every tablet out there. I have a habit of buying them as they are released and I have to say that this one is my favorite. The combo of lollipop and the tablet makes it feel like it's completely unique. Fast as hell, beautiful and it feels good as an ereader / comic reader without being too big.

Love this tablet.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] di11igaf:
No.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USBhost:
Why?
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] di11igaf:
For ME, I don't want to be aggravated or pissed when using a tablet, which is exactly what the nexus 9 does. I've owned about every nexus device ever made, and this one is the worst (and best) user experience all in one. Mainly-

1) screen flicker. Every day. Always comes back after a reboot.

2) lag. I've had single core devices lag less than this thing. Literally. I know why its its lagging, and right now its unfixable.

3) after using a nexus 6 today, I am absolutely 100% convinced the n9 should have had 3 gigs of ram. This is the worst as this is something that wont be fixed until the NEXT nexus tablet comes out. The nexus 6 in a 24 hour period didn't hit low or critical ram states at all. Not one second. The 9 lives in these states. I had 5 chrome tabs open on the n6, while switching back and forth between all kinds of **** including games, and a page NEVER refreshed. It was wonderful, and made me realize the main thing I use the n9 for completely SUCKS compared to a phone. If anything, a tablet should be better at these things, not worse.

4) screen flicker

5 lag.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mkygod:
I do recommend it but wait another month so you'd have a better chance of getting the newer revision which seem to have less issues with the buttons and lightbleed.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USBhost:
What do you do to get lag??

I get no lag here

I bet you will say because it only has 2g of ram

Thats why it lags

I say no thats not it

Like you said you multi task a lot

And thats has to be the only way to get lag.

True 2g of ram is small

And true it should have had 3 or even 4g of ram

I agree on you on that

i even have some screen flicker too but it is rare

Even on 1 brightness

But you say that you get lag on everything

Man i just cant believe it i cant
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] di11igaf:
I don't get lag on everything. That's not what I'm saying, and which is why I also say its the best and worst experience on a tablet.

I don't really multitask a lot, no more than average I'd say. I literally use this tablet for a few things, web browsing, youtube, very light gaming. My multitasking involves switching between youtube and chrome, and rarely a light game.

What I am saying though is it does lag MORE than most devices I have. After a fresh reboot, even in safe mode so there is 0 third party apps running after a while this tablet gets hit with serious bouts of massive lag and stutter. I've always heard about android lag, blah blah, and always basically thought people were full of **** or being too picky because really I've never had a device that lagged or whatever. Ya an occasional hiccup with previous devices, but rarely and never too bad. Not with the 9. Its consistent after a few hours use..

Maybe since you are actively developing, you're rebooting often. When I was compiling kernels and aosp builds, I flashed multiple times a day, which I'm assuming you may be as well as fast as you're kernel is being updated. Chances are if you don't have these bouts of lag, that's why. Like you said you can't believe my device lags a lot, I can't believe the opposite. If after a few hours my tablet is starting to lag while in safe mode, I find it VERY hard to believe most people aren't seeing ANY lag. Maybe what I'm considering lag you aren't. I'm calling lag ui choppiness/stutters/unresponsive for multiple seconds after pressing something.

I know lag is not hardware- Denver seems to be beastly. Software?- parts maybe, but lollipop does not have these 'lag' periods on my nexus 4, nexus 5, or either of my two nexus 7 2013's. I personally don't think its a coincidence that my nexus 9 is the only one that spends its time in low and critical memory, and its the only one to lag. Add to that it ONLY seems to lag bad while in these states. With all this said, what else is causing lag? Especially when it happens in safe mode- so third party apps are out of the question they are not the main cause. Something causes this lag, maybe its not lack of ram, but it sure seems that way so far- if memory leaks were fixed , maybe this will become a non issue. System ui and android system shouldn't be consuming 300mb a piece, which is what they will swell to after a few days.

On top of this, there is a reason google is using zram on this device and no other nexus, and its not because they're are testing it out or whatever else I've heard. They knew 2 gigs probably wasn't quite enough. Why else would they do this?

I just took this screen shot- this is actually better than usual. I'm curious if you don't have lag what this screen looks like for you, set to 24 hour period?
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USBhost:
O ok ty for verifying

Also how do you get to that screen

Edit: found it
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borchgrevink:
Do you think this is fixable at all in updates, if so, why/how?
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] di11igaf:
I hope so. I do like everything about it, besides said issues. Form factor, performance is good and smooth as butter a lot of the time, but when its bad its really bad IMO. It seems like there are big memory leaks with lollipop in general, and they seem to be worse on the nexus 9. Hopefully if they are fixed it will help with my(and other people's) issues.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borchgrevink:
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[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rymanh:
If you must have a pure android experience. Then it's a no Brainer. This is the tablet for you. And it's future proof.. meaning that the 64 bit processor is going to kick the **** out of the competition (once app developers take advantage of it ).

The galaxy tab series is also really good. But unfortunately. it has touchwiz. but that can be corrected with a custom ROM.

So far I'm pleased with my nexus 9.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .vermilion:
Hello :)

I'm thinking of getting the Nexus 9 as well. Plus, it's going to be my first tablet ever. Because of the prices I can only afford the 16GB model (white). Do you think this will be enough space? I know after the first use of the tablet there are only ~ 9GB left, but I think of only using it for creating and editing documents, watching movies (not that much), surfing, ... just basic stuff.

To "upgrade" the storage I read that the Nexus 9 is supporting USB OTG so in case I run out of space, I can simply plug in a stick for additional space, can't I?

Is there anything I have to look for before purchasing? I'll try out the tablet in a local electronic store, I'm aware of light bleeding and the problems of the back of the tablet. But is there anything more?

It would be nice if you can tell me something about your experiences!

Thanks in advance :)
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USBhost:
It will have 11.5 free for the 16gb one

Otg is fine and awesome
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .vermilion:
That sounds great so far!

I read that there are 11,5GB free but only ~ 9GB "for use". Can you confirm that? But anyways, I'm not going to use it for huge amounts of music and pictures so I guess (and hope, haha :D) that it'll be enough space available.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THE_KINGDOM:
where to find that memory details?
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USBhost:
[MENTION=2925366]di11igaf[/MENTION]

And i have zram disabled

Edit: I think its not accurate

Because it went to critical while sleeping

And I think sleeping does not use that much ram??
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USBhost:
developer options

Process stats

Tap on that long bar
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evltwn72:
I'm curious if any of you guys upgraded from the N7 to the N9? If you did, are you happy with the N9 or do you wish you would've kept the N7? I'm torn whether or not to upgrade to the N9 or keep my N7.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Art Vanderlay:
If you get it at a good price it's worth it. The big disapointment is that everyone was expecting M8 build quality for $500. I still love the tablet, don't love the price.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USBhost:
I came from a N7

And i love my N9
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] di11igaf:
Memory is not flushed when tablet goes to sleep. Rebooted yes memory would be purged, but if it goes to sleep full, i think it will stay full. Also, your time in critical, that was probably while you were using it no? How do you know it was critical while sleeping?

It been right on the money in my testing, I'm pretty sure they are perfectly accurate, and every issue I have(mainly lag/stutters) happen when memory is in critical.

My nexus 5 doesn't lag, at all. Much more consistent and smooth compared to the 9- and look at the same screen for comparison-- notice 0 time in critical and minutes in low over the same time period. And this was with more use and much longer time since last reboot.

Nexus 5:
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USBhost:
How i knew it was critical

When it was sleeping

Turnd on my n9

And went straight to that page

And it told me i was critical
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borchgrevink:
But, don't both the N5 and N9 have two gigs of memory?
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RichardC27:
I've just been looking at the N9 in my local electronics store. I like the design, the display unit in there doesn't appear to have the clicky back or the light bleed problem. I used it for a good ten minutes, opened a load of chrome tabs and as many apps as I could, and flicked between them rapidly. It never missed a beat, not a hint of lag or stutter. No home screen delay, no recent apps draw delay, nothing. But there are reports of so many issues on this forum that I'm still reluctant to drop £299 on one. I've currently got a Nexus 7 2013, and the N9 felt quicker to me.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THE_KINGDOM:
Definitely some kind of memory problem, see screenshot below:
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nathlynn22:
I'm looking to get the 32 GB nexus 9 over a 2in1 laptop. But the q/a thread for the nexus 9 seems to be full of problems... I can't be that problematic for a new nexus device can it?

Sent Via My OnePlus ONE. Running PAC ROM
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WisdomWolf:
I have strongly mixed feelings on recommending this tablet. I really want to enjoy it as I waited quite a while for it. The first issue is one I was aware of when I purchased it and that's the lack of storage, 32GB should be a minimum option, not a maximum in my opinion. The second issue is light bleed. Normally doesn't bug me all that much, but it's pretty bad at both top and bottom of this device, imo. Then we come to the issue of screen flicker and critical RAM status which leads to lag. These issues are actually related because there seems to be a correlation between critical memory status and the appearance of screen flicker. The good news is that that correlation leads me to believe that the screen flicker is something that can be fixed with a software/firmware update and is not entirely a hardware problem. The real question then becomes...how long do we have to wait for a solution?

Those are the things that I would take into account before recommending this tablet. For a while I was considering switching to a Galaxy Tab S, but then I got the HTC Keyboard Folio case and was very impressed by the ingenuity of the design and realized that if I switched tablets I'd have to give it up. Kind of odd for a seemingly overpriced accessory to be the deciding factor in me keeping the tablet, but it is what it is.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THE_KINGDOM:
I have to say that I'm happy with the tablet overall, however the light bleed is definitely an issue, poor quality control on the manufacturing of the screen.. but it's hard to see this unless on dark screens etc.

Much more of an issue is the memory flooding issue. For people who are experiencing a high rate of critical memory usage, we should report this under device feedback in the "about phone" settings. That way hopefully this issue will be addressed sooner rather than later.
[X2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmed zandi:
plz help me i downloaded rom for my dead x2 and i have one step to run the phon but the usb can not read the dead phone cz it say press volume dawn and power and let power when vibrate and lit the volume down after 5second but usb cable not read the phone i try download nokia x2 flash drive emergency and it not usefull cz i cannot find it in device manger
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sakura90:
Hi,

I just got a new Moto G, but it's the XT1064 version. I'd like to root, but it seems there's no XT1064 option for CF-Auto-Root from Chainfire. Should I use the XT1063 one?

http://autoroot.chainfire.eu/

motorola	XT1063	titan_retuglb	titan_umts	MSM8226	msm8226	KXB21.85-17	4.4.4	11 720 230	Download	a71b95caf989138032a5c4f0dad83519	2 387

Thanks
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] derekm_:
I have had a huge amount of frustration attempting to root the XT1064 over the past couple of days. If you're not afraid of reflashing your phone then you can try it but I highly doubt you'll be able to get it to work.

You can easily upgrade it to Lollipop with "official" firmware, but rooting has given me bootloop after bootloop.

After purchasing the Moto G XT1064 and spending 8+ hours trying to update and root the phone and remove all of the Motorola crapware, I eventually gave up. Right now I have version 22.11.6 installed, which is named "Blur_Version.21.11.17.titan_retuaws.retuaws.en.US.zip", it makes sense to include the old version number, but they should at least call it "Blur_Version_from.21.11.17.titan...".

I really wish Google would REQUIRE manufacturers to release a stock android rom and an easy way to flash it with every consumer Android phone sold. Then developers could focus on improving the phone instead of millions of programmer-hours wasted on trying to remove the crapware and get it updated.

If you're a developer who wants a clean phone and don't want to waste dozens of hours screwing with flashing roms, just get a GPE or Nexus device, it's not worth saving $200. It's a great phone, but if you were looking for a phone that is easy to develop with, this doesn't seem like the right one. After my Droid X I swore off non-nexus devices, but the Amazon sale got me.

A couple of people claim to be able to get UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.16.zip working, (yes, SuperSU v2.39 exists now, it probably won't work though), but many more people (including myself) were not able to get it working.

Good luck! Please report back if you find a good solution, I'm guessing that many people are tired of the hoops we have to jump through to get a non-crapware stock Andorid device.
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sakura90:
The seller kindly told me he can exchange my XT1064 for an XT1063, as rooting is my first concern (need to get Japanese fonts on it). So I hope to easily root with CF-Auto-Root now. I'll get my new phone in two days. I'm already crossing my fingers :P. Rooting should be a readily available option by the manufacturer, just like Motorola offers you to unlock the bootloader. Otherwise you're extremely limited. For example, to change a font. Samsungs let you do it in the original firmware, something as basic as this should already be in stock Android. And at least ext2 support, it's a Linux FS from 1993. We are stuck with crappy FAT32.

Btw, I just found this tweet by Chainfire: https://twitter.com/chainfirexda/status/533298320647925760

[MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION]XDA are you going to be doing a CF-Auto-Root for the moto g xt1064? or will the one for the 1063 work? [MENTION=2574187]Bobboman[/MENTION]_2000 1063 version should work

Can you try it on the XT1064? I don't know the risk, but if you say you can reflash the firmware, maybe you can go back?