yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG G Pro 2] stdiox:
Can you please upload it somewhere else. I cannot even open the web page it keeps loading. And installation instructions?

Thanks in advance.
[LG G Pro 2] meshk:
Sorry for uploud because i live in iran and internet speed about 80 kbs

Ok i add install instruction the first post now
[LG G Pro 2] stdiox:
LOL, I am from Ethiopia. I am at a much worse place.
[LG G Pro 2] stdiox:
The WiFi patch is deleted or removed.
[LG G Pro 2] meshk:
Yo can use this :

http://pan.baidu.com/s/1mgn5RLI
[LG G Pro 2] yplim2300:
How to install the wifi patch?

There is no APK file. But two directories.
[LG G Pro 2] stdiox:
[IMG="error"]http://i.imgur.com/xQG3buE.png[/IMG]

Still the same message.
[LG G Pro 2] yplim2300:
I flash this ROM but I dont like it and flash back to LG G3 ROM,

the knock code is gone in MIUI Rom.:p
[LG G Pro 2] stdiox:
LG G3 ROM?
[LG G Pro 2] meshk:
I was in travelers now com back to home

I put the wifi pach in first post now
[LG G Pro 2] meshk:
This patch is zip you should instal in recovery
[LG G Pro 2] yplim2300:
This ROM is useless
[LG G Pro 2] anasol:
Can you give link for lg g3 rom that you are using ???
[LG G Pro 2] shakirpk:
hi bro, my phone is keep restarting , LG logo appears again n again, when i hardly get to the recovery mode it only shows one option (recover) ,,,, how do i fix that, can you help ?
[Mi 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] QA Bot:
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[Mi 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 不在乎849:
感谢

非常感谢，我试试看
[Mi 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] indiansoul:
Problem while flashing

After following steps of installation for this rom, after reboot my device get to fastboot mode, cant understand whats the problem here. Im able to flash other roms , but with this cm12 rom im facing this problem.. My current rom is miui v5
[Mi 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kile_12:
camera fix

can i have the link to the rom with camera fix bro...thanks
[Mi 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koolviks:
Download this ROM - https://mega.co.nz/#F!8hs0FQqJ!y2a2pVjT5WPBxbMMYq2sgw

Camera is fixed in this build.
[Mi 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] r3v3nant33:
FC errors

I followed the flash instructions in main thread (format system,data and cache and flash the zip) and when system boot I have errors in Dialer, Clock, Launcher3, android.process.acore.

Any idea how can I solve this?

Thank you.

:edit: nvm, dual boot was causing the issue
[Mi 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trinathguptha89:
Thanks a lot for taking initiative.

Hi Developers,

Thanks a ton. I am a fan of Cyanogenmod Roms and have used it in my past several phones as well.

Recently brought my MI3 and waiting for the rom since then.

Thanks

Trinath
[Mi 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mandek:
love this rom. i have one question how to silent notification without vibrate. sory for my bad english.
[Droid Ultra Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alfredo-th-loco:
hello try to install an apk with adb

Is there any way to avoid this Failure [ INSTALL_PARSE_FAILED_NO_CERTIFICATES ]
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] David47:
As above, I'm currently buying a new phone;

Right now I'm deciding between iPhone 6 and Xperia Z3 (coming from Nokia N8). Basically, being able to stay with the same phone for at least next 2 years is very important for me, same goes for a good camera. Among things that iPhone does better than xperia is 240fps recording. Would it be possible to capture 240fps video with Z3 and some software modifications?:...

And to the most important part - android. I have no idea how to use it, never did. Is it easy to get used to, how many apps and stuff?...
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zamarax:
IMO stick with whatever your environment has, IE if you have an iPad, Apple TV it'll make it heaps easier in the long run, if not there is no better time then now to consider Android but I would consider the whole environment such as an Android tablet and android TV or Chromecast.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] David47:
Got Apple iPad 1, all computers running windows & linux.

I guess I should stick to android then, and also consider Z3 tablet....
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gregbradley:
That's a good call.

Z3 camera is better than iPhone

Also, android OS is just as easy to use as iOS, it just takes some time to get use to it. In the same way if I got an iPhone (I never wil BTW) but I would get used to the iOS eventually.....
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Johann_London:
David, here is how I summarise the main differences between an iPhone and a high end Android device:

An iPhone is a phone that tries to be a computer and Android is a computer that duals as a phone.

It's now 16 months since I sold my iPhone 5 and made the move to Android and all I can say is my hatred for anything iOS has just grown by the day.

I Dropboxed some videos for my friend who has an iPhone 6, as they were too big to WhatsApp and I thought it would be the easiest way to transfer them.

Wrong.

From an iPhone you can't actually save the media directly to your phone. This can easily be done on an Android phone and I realised just again how restrictive life as an iPhone owner is.

In fact this is constantly the case with iOS. You can't save most file types and you can never save them where you want to.

But doesn't this defy the very basic principle of what a computer is? A digital device that allows you to save data and access it at a later time?

In fact, the freedom offered by Android is so liberating I just can't understand why anybody would opt for an iPhone. You can save any file anywhere. You can share any file with anybody and you can move any file anywhere in the File Manager software - it really is no different to a laptop or desktop computer.

The sound quality, if music is your thing, on the Z3 is unsurpassed by any other phone on the market.

I did a test with some decent phones (Sennheiser Momentum) and played exactly the same source file on the IPhone 6 and the Z3 and the difference is nothing short of amazing.

When I first transitioned to Android on the Z1, I found it to be very intuitive and easy to understand.

Finding your way around an Android phone for the first time is no harder than finding your way around an iPhone. The only difference is that for every one option on an iPhone you have ten choices or more on an Android phone, but that doesn't make it more difficult, just more usable.

Apple has its followers in a hold around the neck where it keeps them virtually hostage in a choking dictatorship - don't allow one or two other Apple products to pull you deeper into the abyss. Break free now while you can.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] se1000:
I use both on a daily basis (Z3 and iPhone 6) and I'll echo a lot of what's been said here already. The first thing I'd consider is ecosystem and what you're coming from. If you had an iPhone and have bought a lot of iOS apps and still enjoy using an iPhone, get an iPhone 6. If you have an android device and enjoy it, get another one.

Generally speaking, Android is a platform that provides features and allows the user to use those features. For example, I have a file system, I have bluetooth, I can then use those pieces to transfer a file. In contrast, Apple is a platform that provides experiences. Apple pay is a perfect example, they don't tell you about the underlying technology, NFC, transaction tokenization, and a fingerprint reader, they simply want users to know they stick the phone up to something and it pays for their purchase.

Both get the job done, and between the Z3 and iPhone 6, there are a few areas where each does a bit better. Neither is a bad device.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Johann_London:
It's just my personal opinion, but I actually believe that the iPhone is a bad device.

Android allows you to install any app that you want, download and share any file that you choose, it will allow you to escape the censorship imposed on you by Apple, you can customise your phone and if you get tired of the UI, you can refresh it with a launcher or theme, you have complete control over nearly every aspect of your phone, superior notifications, batteries that last twice as long (Z3), waterproofing, expandable storage, Google Now kicks dust in Siri's eyes and the sound quality of the Z3 driven by the two digital amp chips on board is in a different league to the iPhone 6 - especially if you start using the EQ settings and use good headphones, to me, in my personal view, there is just no contest and most Android fans, not those who necessarily use both platforms, would ever want to go back to an iPhone once they had a top end Android phone. It just does everything an iPhone does, just better.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Johann_London:
This picture summarises it beautifully for me...
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stixxbixby:
If u had to pick, which 1 would it be?! And which camera do u prefer?

Just for ****s & giggles, hehe. And maybe it'll help the op...

Sent from my Xperia Z3
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] se1000:
Z3 all day every day for me, especially the camera. The iPhone camera is much quicker to snap off pics but the Z3 photos, if taken with some care, have much more detail and dynamic range. Battery is miles better on the Z3.

There's a blackjack app that's much better on iOS though... that's about it.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhinav.tella:
Go for Z3, my mom has the iPhone 6. Its got lower battery life and no stereo speakers for starters. Then the whole you can't use bluetooth for transfers and no mass storage option.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaycalgary:
I just had a few generations of Ipod touch's. There is pretty close to a zero percent chance that I will buy Iphone. The last generation of Ipod touch would go bad in about a year. Starts with the new usb cable they use not working right. Then the headphone remote stops ffw mute etc. The real killer was sometimes it would take 15 min or so to put a simple podcast mp3 file on it because it would say updating. I still use my last touch for an alarm clock. I plugged it into the computer to charge last night. The stupid thing kept saying it was hooked up then unhooked. I am so glad not to be tied to the nonsense Apple does anymore. Sony is better but they are also full of nonsense and crippling the device. I thought by spending a $1000 to buy the z3 and everything I need with it I would be left alone. I still cant get a headphone with a volume remote/play pause. The volume is way to low for low gain podcasts. I think this is a result of Sony crippling the device. I was looking forward to getting a z4 as soon as it comes out but am thinking I will give HTC or another manufacturer that really doesn't look to cripple user experience.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KarlDag:
I, too, switched from iPhone about 2 years ago. I wouldn't go back, and agree when you say android is basically a small computer and can do much more.

Where I disagree, is when you say "I just can't understand why anybody would opt for an iPhone." Some people actually WANT a simple, possibly more limited phone that they fully understand and for which they do not wish to spend countless hours on xda trying to make stuff work.

My parents just changed their 4S for iPhone 6s even after they have seen some of the stuff android allows me to do, and I'm glad they did. No troubleshooting ever, and if any problem happens all they have to do is call apple /take an appointment.

Much better than having to wait 6 weeks for LG to fix my screen under warranty!

Tl;dr: to each his own.

---------- Post added at 06:18 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:16 AM ----------

The best photos from the Z3 are clearly better than those from the iPhone, but having a very fast shutter and focus speed is EVERYTHING when you have fast moving subjects like my children. No android camera that I've tried approach the iPhone when it comes to children pics.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stixxbixby:
Thanks for the reply. I tend to agree. Btw, Sweet collection of top tier devices man!

Sent from my Xperia Z3
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Johann_London:
Yes I guess that you are right. Clearly there were 169 million such people in the last year of Apple's figures - it absolutely baffles me, but I put it down to that age old thing of not actually knowing any better.

Another reason why iPhones are so popular despite their lack of functionality, is because of the loyal following that was built up between 2007-2011 when the iPhone *was* the best or only real smart phone choice out there. If you wanted a smooth experience and a good app selection you really needed to get an iPhone - that is how I myself got sucked in for three years.

But the wheel has turned and now millions of people are caught in the Apple ecosystem and can't bear to face the upheaval so they just go with it...

That and of course the blinding light Apple emits from Cupertino that attracts it's sheep like zombie moths to a torch.

Apple somehow can polish a turd, emboss it with a half eaten apple and mindless, soulless people will queue up for two nights to buy it. For the power of their spell at least they do require a credit.

By the way I *love* Android's new advertising campaign where they make a slight dig at Apple when they say "Together. Not the same.". It's so clever.

And... My mother knows how to send an email and search on Google, but she is far from tech savvy. Well, she got a Z1 compact (coming from a basic BB) and had no trouble whatsoever adjusting.

The great thing about Android, exactly because it's customisability, is that you can have it as simple or as complex as you want it. My mum has certainly never visited XDA over an issue, she wouldn't have a clue how to.

So in its simplest form, I don't think that Android necessarily requires any more technical know how than iOS and I dont think it's any more unreliable or prone to glitches either.

Not necessarily.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hanime:
True words cannot be said any clearer. It's that experience Apple had hooked people in with. Most of these people are simple-minded and want simple devices that just work. People tend to move away from Apple products when they become more curious and aware of Android's limitless flexibility.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nohcho:
Wow, that is some sweeping generalization you are making there bud, a super broad brush dont think?

Accusing iPhone users of being simple minded, is a very simple minded thing to do. IPhone is used by a very diverse population in all social classes and people in a wide range of IQ. I know people who are software engineers and are as curious, as you put it, as one can be and they still choose to use iPhone for one reason or another. There are CEOs, pilots, engineers, people of all sorts of different professional backgrounds and walks of life who choose to use the iPhone for whatever reason, and to make an absurd observation that most of those people are simple minded is ridiculous.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hanime:
Yeah, I may have generalized it a bit. Perhaps "simple-minded" was not the correct term to use in this context.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KarlDag:
Considering most doctors in know (nurse) use iPhone, yeah, I think so.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaycalgary:
Doctors and nurses work with crippled people so why not a crippled phone. Apple does all it can to keep you in their little sand box. Now other company's have hardware that is as good or better so bye bye Apple.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KarlDag:
Most stupid thing I read all year. Nothing personal, the year is young.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wired335:
What have you found crippling about the Z3?

I'm looking at getting an Android device and I keep looking at the Z3. I can get it for $50 on a 2 year resign right now and it seems to have some of the best features/options for the price from my carrier.

I have a choice between:

Sony Z3

Samsung S5/4

Samsung Note 4/3

Samsung Alpha

HTC M8

LG G3

Nexus 5

Nexus 6

However, my needs/wants are:

Expandable memory

nice quick camera (hard to find if not impossible in the Android universe)

5.0 screen (no phablets, to big for my pockets. I already got a Tablet thank you)

higher screen resolution (I'm a part-time professional photographer, screen resoltuion and quality are very important)

long lasting battery (my work days are from 6:30-22:00, and I'm always on the move without a computer often)

I'm coming from an iphone 5s. The only thing I have found using my Lolipop tablet has been the lack of "mark all as read" functionality in the new gmail app. I actually never use my phone when I got access to Wi-Fi as I got the tablet. but I would like to not haul the Tablet everywhere. :)

The Z3 really looks like the best option for me... anyone else care to chime in with options?
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Johann_London:
The bottom line for me personally at least is, after having experienced the total freedom of Android, I have no idea how anybody can be happy with an iPhone.

I Dropboxed some music and videos for my flatmate and guess what, he couldn't just save it to his iPhone like I could. If he wants it on his phone he needs to download it on to a computer, THE computer, the one that his phone is synced to and import it. 8 operating systems and countless updates later and why has this not changed??

I got caught out like this. In fact it was the last straw that broke this old camel's back. I went on a 6 month holiday with MY music on MY laptop and couldn't put it on MY iPhone because it was synced to my PC in London.

For me the cherry is the fact that I can download music from multiple sources and multiple computers and access them when and where I want and do with them what I want. That is how it should be. And dont come to me with the DRM argument, Google sells virtually every song iTunes sell through Play. It's just about a belief. Google's belief in ultimate freedom is what sets it so far apart from Apple who's ultimate belief is control.

And that control extends from your phone and it's layout, textures and colours to censorship and file sharing, whether they are videos you shot on your phone or not (lack of Bluetooth and of course inability to save media from various sources such as Dropbox) and that all ultimately amounts to a virtual digital dictatorship.

All that while paradoxically Apple's public image works so hard to embrace a free world for all.

It's a joke and quite frankly an insult to me.

Rant over. Jeez I feel so much better now.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaycalgary:
Well a few more days till CES. I never bought my Z3 on contract. I will probably buy a new phone in a couple months. Z4 should be coming out or the m9 sounds nice. The z3 should have the headphone jack on the bottom and should have double the volume.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Johann_London:
You say 'should', but why should? Did they say this may happen?

The volume cap is simply Sony adhering to an EU directive on sound pressure. Legally they can't go louder if sold in Europe.

It seems as if Sony has adopted this limit though for all their phones.

The limit is actually there to protect your hearing. I use Sennheiser Momentum On Ear headphones and if I have it turned up all the way my ears ring after a few songs.

It's already uncomfortable, so I can't see why anybody wants to have it any louder. I can't listen on the loudest setting.

I guess the only real reason is to be able to drive any headphones you want. At the moment you are limited to low impedance headphones - and that I must agree is annoying.

Why do you want the headphone jack to move to the bottom though?

It's perfectly fine on the top for me.

I could never understand why the iPhone 's moved to the bottom. It just ended up becoming an inconvenience when the phone was strapped to my arm during jogs...
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheNerd:]:
Listening to music through headphones when the phone is in your pocket

So that the phone could be pulled out right side up
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaycalgary:
Volume is far too low to listen to low gain podcasts especially outdoor. It is also a hassle that one a week Sony resets the volume to supper low with a pop up for your protection. Also everytime I resume listening Sony takes control again to lower the volume so I have to screw with the buttons on the side of the phone to turn it up.

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Headphone jack on the bottom of the phone is just common sense in 2015. It is the correct orientation to put a device in a jacket pocket with headphones. Also the volume buttons are not backwards since Sony makes me have to use them so much.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] se1000:
Given all of those things, the S5 or G3 may be your best choice. Where the Z3 shines is the battery life is in a different ballpark, and the camera resolution/dynamic range is superior. It is slower to snap pics though. As a amateur photographer, I also prefer IPS panels to AMOLED for their more balanced color reproduction, although Samsung devices these days lets you tone back the saturation.

Note 4 and the Nexus 6 are significantly larger size devices, beware.