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[Fire TV General] mscroggi:
I ran across this one that supports both - http://www.amazon.com/Rii-Wirelesss-Touchpad-Keyboard-Android/dp/B00JO80LUI

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I have an AFTV and AFTV Stick.. I have an IPAZZPort KP-810-10BTT keyboard. The keyboard paired instantly with the stick. but no matter what I do, I cannot get it to pair with the AFTV. Just like others have reported - it recognizes it.. and prompts for a passcode.. and sits there after I enter it on the keyboard. (both had the settings.apk pushed via adb etc.)

I saw in this thread that someone had some luck when toggling BT on and off and trying to pair.. Since toggling BT will disable the remote, I fired up the awesome 'Remote Mouse for Fire TV' app to do the toggling.. I discovered it isnt working on the AFTV either!.. I checked against the stick and it works perfectly.. I had to use a wireless 2.4G mini keyboard to do the BT toggling.. but I was never able to get past the passcode screen like before.

I worked around the issue by buying the 2.4G mini wireless keyboard, but it bothers me I cant get it to work.. For some reason the AFTV behaves differently. I have tried probably 30 times to get the AFTV to pair with no success...

Any other thoughts as to what can be done are welcome! I am out of ideas..
[Fire TV General] shutterslaps:
I couldn't get the iPazzPort KP-810-10BTT to connect as well, no matter what I tried. I tried the Rii as well, and it worked, however keys would constantly act as if they were jammed. I don't know if I just received a defective unit, but I would stay away from it.

After scouring Amazon, I came across the Favi Wireless Keyboard/Touchpad and that thing is perfect! I mean this thread is already about it, but here's a little bit more info. It has a solid feel to it, the keys are backlit, it has android hotkeys, the touchpad is much better than the Rii's, and it also has a laser pointer in case you have a cat. Oh and it comes with a bluetooth dongle and it automatically connects. No pairing needed.

Here's the exact one I got.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0090BTY8Y/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
[Fire TV General] bildstoerung:
Hi,

I use my old Logitech Dinovo Mini.

Works perfect and also the mouse pad is working very well. Sometimes it's a little bit tricky because some keys have more than one function but it is still ok.

Cheers!

bildstoerung
[Fire TV General] Pony1:
Noooiccee.
[Fire TV General] Ragingbull80:
Fire TV stick

Got the Amazon fire stick the other day,download chrome browser,anyone own what's the best keyboard to use for clicking into web pages on chrome since the fire stick remote doesn't do that
[Fire TV General] tekweezle:
Post.... Number.... 28!

Sent from a Freedompop HTC Evo 4G
[Fire TV General] Ragingbull80:
what you talking about ?
[Fire TV General] tekweezle:
Read post number 28 in this thread. It has info on a blue tooth keyboard that works well for the Amazon Fire Stick.
[Fire TV General] Ragingbull80:
Setting

How do you download the apk settings for a fire TV stick
[Fire TV General] dav1209:
If just typing then u can install amazon fire tv app... U can type with yr android phone or ios device

It can also act as a remote for yr stick.

The only problem is it cant use as a mouse.

I have to swap between wukong and fire tv app
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] johnequickiii:
I have S-Off, but I flashed that Sprint_M8_Tether_Hack_V2.zip and all it did was make my Airplane Mode constantly and rapidly turn on and off and make com.android.phone constantly crash, essentially breaking the phone.

I'm doing the RUU now to get back to a usable state, but I would love to know how to go about unlocking the hotspot without breaking the phone.

This was pretty easy on my M7, but seems stupidly difficult on the M8. Hope I didn't pay for S-Off for nothing.

Also, flashing the above Hotspot file seems to add H/K to my settings, and my phone is not the H/K edition.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] EVOuser94:
Flash a ROM that has native working thats safest surest way.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] johnequickiii:
The only thing is I want to stay as stock as I can. Was hoping to be able to flash something that would unlock it or mod some file to allow it.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] EVOuser94:
Try Captains BeyondStock it is the closest to stock you can find with some mods like this.

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http://themikmik.com/showthread.php?16276-SPRINT-ROM-BeyondStockᵀᴹ-v1-2-0-amp-Stock-Rooted
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] johnequickiii:
Gonna give it a shot. Thank you.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] kl33nsl8:
simple just install smanager.. navigate to /system/etc/init.d...... click on tether... turn on su and boot options.. then click save and reboot.... voila
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lepopo:
Hey guys,

I've had this problem for a while, so I'll try to keep the post as short as possible with as much info as I can.

For the last 6 months or so, the internet on my Nexus 10 frequently cuts out. The wifi will remain connected, but any app accessing the internet will time out. I only use the tablet for Reddit/email/youtube, and it's rendered useless because threads will load forever on reddit, youtube barely works, etc. I've reformatted the tablet at least a dozen times trying different things to fix the internet, it's so bad that on the initial setup, where you enter your Google Email/Password, it'll time out authenticating 10-20 times before it goes through. I tried to download Hearthstone yesterday, but the download would stop at some stage and just sit there till I cancelled it and started over. The Wifi works perfectly well on all other devices on my network (including nexus 4 and nexus 5).

When I first got it, I installed Cyanogenmod, and had no problems (but I didn't like it). After a year or so I went back to stock android, and that is when the wifi problems started.

Device:

Nexus 10 - Lollipop 5.0.1 - No Root(currently)

What I've tried:

Multiple factory resets.

Reinstalling with ADB.

Using Clockworkmod to clear all the caches and reinstalling.

Using Nexus Root Toolkit to wipe and reinstall.

Changing multiple settings on my modem (belkin surf N), like only broadcast n network, changing channels, and many other things.

Installing a pingmeter app to constantly ping the router every second.

There was a thread on these forums about rooting and commenting out a line in the hosts file, something like com.android.play or something of that sort, but it wasn't in my hosts file, only 127.0.0.1 and nothing else.

Calling Google Tech support, there only suggestions were to try booting in safe mode, and to restart my router...

And probably a few other things, since I've tried so many times to find some way to resolve the issue.

I've Googled everything I can think of, joined random IRC's to try and get support, asked on Reddit, etc. Still no luck.

Thanks in advance for any help.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cwalker29:
I been on lollipop for a while now but notice each day the wifi speeds get worse and worst. Dont know what's going but I notice alot of people complaining about wifi after installing lollipop.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NikoZBK:
Hi,

I can't seem to perform a nandroid backup. Every time it begins to backup the data partition, I am greeted with a "Backup Failed" message. This is with TWRP 2.8.1.0 and 2.8.2.0. I believe I have a couple corrupted directories, but I can't seem to delete them. Every time I attempt to rm -rf directory, I get an I/O error. I've attached the recovery log to this post. I've wiped the /data partition many times before but the directories referenced in the log always seem to remain.

Edit: Resolved. Formatting your internal storage fixes it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mol_98:
Hi, I'm using Alcatel One Touch Hero 8020X.

I'd bricked it accidentally when it is updating..

I'm really frustrated cause i dont have any phone now to make any call...

Please... I really need its stock Rom
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] navigates:
I have installed the kodi Nightly of 28th November along with the confluence ++ skin from elmerohueso.

He has addressed the tile placement issues along with the power options. We take a lot from this community in terms of questions but rarely come back and say thanks. So far I have a perfect setup and I haven't seen any issues with kodi along with the updated confluence ++ skin.
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] elmerohueso:
Thanks. I'm glad it's working for you.
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] wellersl:
Well done!

Rooted?
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] navigates:
Yeah. Rooted through aftv guides
[Nexus 9 General] maconsultant:
I can't wait to see full support for 64 bit processors.. I feel the Nexus 9 should perform better.. Something tells me the OS and apps are not fully 64bit compliant yet. Any thoughts..? How has performance been for the rest of you guys/gals..?

Sent from another Nexus..

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[Nexus 9 General] 3dupunk:
This is one of the main reasons why I am returning mine, what's the point? It'll be quite some time before we see full support for 64 bit processors. We're paying this high of a price NOW for a tablet that the OS isn't even optimized for. That's the difference between apple and google, iOS is built around the hardware and for a limited amount of products; whereas android is built for a large variety of devices so it never really can be optimized for a specific tablet or phone because it has to cater to so many different devices with different specs.

Android should be flawless on a nexus device, after all a nexus device is supposed to set the tone and be an example of what android is.....too bad, because that is not the case with the n9.

Fwiw, I think the n9 is nice and all, got a lot of love for it but for what I paid for my 32gb n9 I expected more. I could live with a lil light bleeding and some recessed buttons but the lack of optimization and the battery life is unforgiving at this price. I bought the n9 to find out that maybe down the line at some point it will become the product I though that I was purchasing in the first place, if that makes any sense.

Sent by flying midget
[Nexus 9 General] clubtech:
^^^ this ^^^^
[Nexus 9 General] maconsultant:
Yeah I'm debating the return myself.. It does not perform the way it should. Question is will they ever optimize the OS for it...?

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[Nexus 9 General] Chyeo1979:
May i find out the areas which you feel the OS is not optimized? Is it the battery life?
[Nexus 9 General] maconsultant:
When playing music or YouTube the tablet stutters and exhibits pops and clicks in the audio. It may just be the software is not optimized.. But for $600 it damm well should be. Given the way google handles things they could very well move on to the next thing and were left holding the bag.

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[Nexus 9 General] 3dupunk:
Battery life should be better, don't get me wrong it's OK, I get may 7 hours but at this price 12 hours should be that norm. My n9 should not stutter, this thing is fast and you can tell....its sad but its kinda reminds me of touchwiz, the way it holds back Samsung's great hardware. Another thing that has bothered me is why no 3gb of ram? They are charging us a pretty penny and skimping on specs, the n9 is a ram hog. Right now with just the XDA app running usage is over 60% which is ridiculous.

At this price point you have to compare it to the iPad mini and or airs, apple just does so much of a better job all around. Apple has set the standard for what a high-end tablet should be and perform and the n9 comes close but it's not there yet. Had they added micro SD, I could overlook some things but this is a Nexus and we are too "dumb" to use a micro SD card. Its a great tablet but not at the price Google is charging, people are going to keep complaining because they expect more (as they should) for their money.
[Nexus 9 General] Chyeo1979:
Agreed with what you said, except my battery life is only about 5hrs as I mostly surf on browser. Coming from an old iPad 2, this is one of my biggest disappointment. No tablet should have <8hrs SOT for normal usage to me. And as if not bad enough, the battery charging rate is almost the same or slower than the draining rate. What's Google doing!!

I'm ok with no SD card, but feel Google should give 64gb storage and 3g ram too.

Only things that's keeping me are lollipop, the tablet size/design and my refusal to go back to iOS.
[Nexus 9 General] maconsultant:
64gb storage, 3gb ram, Qi charging by default and OPTIMIZE LOLLIPOP FOR 64BIT ARCHITECTURE.!

As it stands now this thing is not optimized for the hardware.

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[Nexus 9 General] AstroDigital:
I am let down by 32 Gig only but I cope.

Put only what I need on the tablet (and a bit extra), the rest.... use the cloud.

My Note 3 has 3 Gig RAM and the Nexus 9 does not .... hard time explaining that but this is not Google' s choice, Google does not make the tablet.

Did people spend $800, $900 on this?

I did not I find the price ok.

I believe it will not take years to see 64bit apps, it will take months. (I can wait)
[Nexus 9 General] Chyeo1979:
Hmm, how can it not be Google's choice. Google can't be telling HTC "Make me a tablet any way you like" right?
[Nexus 9 General] AstroDigital:
HTC makes Nexus 9, not Google.

I am sure Google has the say about the OS but not sure about the hardware.

2 Gig annoyed me but I am a big boy and said well it is still a Nexus device.... I will go for it.
[Nexus 9 General] 3dupunk:
522 in NYC after taxes, that's iPad money, I expect an iPad like experience. I'm not about putting up with bs at this price point, I shouldn't have to wait for optimization. Its acceptable to you and I understand that but it isn't to me, these companies want to let out inefficient devices and or products and we are the ones who have to deal with it? Negative, not this time.

Google is the one that designs, sets the specs and tells HTC what to build it isn't the other way around. HTC is just a subcontractor that deals with manufacturing. The way you're putting it is like google is doing what HTC wants and google had no say in the hardware....are you kidding me? google is the one with all the leverage here, no disrespect but you make no sense from a business point of view.

Sent by flying midget
[Nexus 9 General] xpentor:
Cant wait for a review on this.
[Nexus 9 General] darkchazz:
The 2GB RAM is most likely because nvidia wouldn't provide them with a TK1 SoC variant with more ram than that.
[Nexus 9 General] AstroDigital:
You are the one that makes no sense, but believe what you may.

There is no way a software company goes to any hardware company and says to them ..... build it like this or else.

I worked for hardware manufacturer and it is always a compromise the customer says they want this, the company says too expensive we can do this.

The customer then says how about this, the manufacturer...

Continues to they get a compromise both sides can live with.

I know because this was part of my job.

Got a Smartwatch 3 you think maybe Google went to Sony and said Sony add no heart rate sensor .... or else?

You think they went to Motorola and they owned Motorola at the time and ordered them to use obsolete processors?

The original question is about performance and I answered It I am happy enough.

You want to believe Google went to HTC and says this is what we want you build of else.... what do I care?

Stay on topic.

I am happy with the performance as is

When there are more apps written for the 64 bit Tegra it will smoke everything else...... I my own opinion
[Nexus 9 General] 3dupunk:
You are leaving out one important thing and that is that HTC is in no position of power, they are declining across the board. They need google more than Goole needs them so to think that google had no say in the hardware is absolutely asinine. HTC told Google we're making it like this or kick rocks....PLEASE! You proved my point in stating that it is a compromise, meaning google had to make a decision and they obviously did. I agree with that statement but you made it seem like htc tells google what they are doing point blank and google says yes HTC. HTC can't build the n9 without google signing off on the product as I'm sure you are aware of so google had the final say.

I'm done.

Sent by flying midget
[Nexus 9 General] maconsultant:
I want to believe this.. I was telling myself things are not optimized for the chip and architecture and it will get better. They only thing left is the light bleed I see.

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[Nexus 9 General] brushrop03:
If it's anything like the Nexus 7, then Google Engineers worked with HTC engineers to design the Nexus 9. But at the end the Nexus is a Google product and they are the ones with the final say in how the hardware is designed.

http://www.techradar.com/us/news/mo...ned-the-google-nexus-7-in-four-months-1089680
[Nexus 9 General] maconsultant:
So will this rumored 5.1 update slated to hit first quarter 2015 be some TLC for this tablet..?

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[Nexus 9 General] anirudh412:
Has any of you tried loading and reading a 300+MB pdf file? If yes,how has the performance been? Also, in general, can any of you compare it to an iPad Air 2? I am stuck between these two ATM
[Nexus 9 General] di11igaf:
Nexus devices have all been build by manufacturers other than google but to googles specs and design. Why do you think the nexus 5, 7, and 9 look roughly the same? HTC builds the nexus 9 per googles specs and hardware choice. Remember the galaxy nexus by Samsung using an omap CPU? When else has Samsung ever used an omap?

Who's gonna optimize apps for the k1? No one. Not even nvidia. Tegra zone games don't even run right on this thing ffs.

How are apps gonna be optimized for 64 bit tegra anyway? They are written in java and ran as bytecode. No optimizing for tegra, who would anyway with 1 device on the market that doesn't seem to be selling too well and a large percentage being returned.
[Nexus 9 General] AstroDigital:
NOTHING to see here, time to unwatch this thread and move on.

Which the trolls would stop quoting me, because I care less what they think.

Yes I am happy with the performance of my Nexus 9.
[Nexus 9 General] maconsultant:
On another note i was able to snag the keyboard folio for $64.99, i like it... maybe its new... lol

Don't pay $129.00 for it.. but $64.00 is not bad..

Sent from another Nexus..

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[Nexus 9 General] Chyeo1979:
IMO, if you are fine with using iOS, I dun see why you should be considering this.
[Nexus 9 General] maconsultant:
My iPads sit piled up with my 128gb iPhone 6 @ the top, haven't used them in months...

Sent from another Nexus..

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[Nexus 9 General] di11igaf:
Wait, I'm a troll for pointing out what you said was wrong?

Ya that's why I'm here, to troll. Gtfo
[Nexus 9 General] crzycrkr:
It's definitely Google's design. HTC is contracted to build them. Just like every other Nexus. I'm sure HTC has some input, but the final say without a doubt comes down to Google. No question here. If HTC wouldn't build to Google's specs, they would have chosen a different hardware manufacturer. Simple as that
[Nexus 9 General] brushrop03:
Lol actually you would be the troll in this thread with all your nonsense

If I had to rate performance on a scale from 1-10, I'd give it an 8. Still has some hiccups every once in a while switching apps
[Nexus 9 General] maconsultant:
I'm going to start trying to get my unit RMA'd for the light bleed and hope I can get a clean unit..

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[Nexus 9 General] Sean Harita:
struggle to choose between Nexus 9 Or ipad air 2
[Nexus 9 General] Semantics:
Easy choice for me, I'd rather gouge my eyes out with a rusty spoon then have to be be locked to the ball and chain of iTunes. I don't own a single Apple product, due to the restriction of iTunes and I never will.
[Nexus 9 General] RuthBenitez:
Performance is great, one of my friend is using it.
[Nexus 9 General] Kobe_No_Means_No:
I actually use all types of OS (Android on Note 4, iOS on iPad Air 2, Windows 8 on PC/Surface, OSX on Macbook.) And I have the Nexus 9 LTE on order from Google Play.

Anyhow, to be honest with you, if it's your first and only tablet I strongly recommend the iPad Air2. As far as tablet goes, iOS just has way more apps, and the apps are a lot more polished. There are a lot of dedicated apps for the iPad, and as far as Android tablet goes, it's not even a close comparison.

So if you're just getting 1 tablet, go with the iPad. If you can have more than 1 tablet, then get a Nexus 9.

It's a different story with cellphones. Androids are just a lot more powerful in that regards. Go with the Note 4 if you don't have a budget and if you do have a budget go for the Oneplus One.
[Nexus 9 General] ritchea:
I had written a long response sharing the hybrid Apple/Android environment I live in, but something happened, and it disappeared. I was of the same mind so borrowed my son's ipad 3 to see what I thought. He felt is was his least productive device. He said I could jailbreak it--which I did. I have been able to customize it quite a bit, but I'm vested in the Android--and even more so, Nexus, framework. If you are not a die-hard Android/Nexus fan, I think the ipad air will work very well for you. If you can believe it, jb on the ios 8.1.1/2 is even easier than rooting Nexus. But, of 4 idevices in our household, no one else cared about jb. Battery life on the idevices is phenomenal (although I think I lost some with the jb/customizations). What I love about the ipad is the display and the 4:3--that's it, except a little bit on battery life. I know I'm going for the white 32GB N9. Before the ipad, I thought I would get the N9 and keep my N7 FHD. Now, I barely touch the N7. My N5 is the portable device I need so the N7 will be sold. However, I'm still waiting out the quality production. I could live with one of the 6 Mac computers in the family, but I've been PC since my former school system switched to pc at least 20 years ago (Apple was surely going belly-up! WTF????) I can't live with an Apple idevice because I'M A CONTROL FREAK!:o
[Nexus 9 General] lolpok:
My nexus 9 lags when scrolling just like my nexus 7 did, i think it's good but the lag makes me mad :P i am pretty sure that this device with some more optimizations can run much more smoothly than it does now.
[Nexus 9 General] maconsultant:
agreed, i'm in the process of trying to get a clean unit no lightbleed, good buttons, and no spingy back. so far i have 2 out of 3 issues...

- lightbleed

- Buttons flush with case
[Nexus 9 General] maconsultant:
Have a new one inbound for next week so let's see if this one is better than the one I have...

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[Nexus 9 General] upNsmokeAllDay:
Have a nexus 7 and just got the 16 gig for 340 today. Where is this light bleed you speak of.
[Nexus 9 General] maconsultant:
Mine is along the top and left sides of my tablet. But only you can see your device so I'm not sure where your lightbleed is.

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[Nexus 9 General] Merfurial:
I'm in the same boat. I like the form factor and lollypop. But I've paid too much for a tablet which needs a charge every day and has some erratic performance. If you can live with iOS then go with the iPad. Its that simple. Maybe things will change as lollipop is optimized, maybe they won't.

Browsing is still pretty average for me with periodic lag and I'm tired of reloading each app every time I want to multitask. Redrawing each time I go to the home screen is slow. Some apps take a long time to load and some, particularly YouTube and google plus seem to take five to ten seconds to open. Some of these issues I experience on my nexus 5 so they don't seem to be hardware related, but I must say the lollipop experience on the nexus 5 is more satisfying.
[Nexus 9 General] Chyeo1979:
Hope Google is seeing all these, dun take us supporters as guinea pigs to test their half baked products which arent cheap.