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[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d3mncln3r:
Having the same issue with mine, white version ordered from amazon. Not sure of the revision number. Guess i'll give it a little time, but kind of nervous about it.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fankuan19:
Mine is still running strong, two full charges since Christmas with no issue. Good luck!
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] icase81:
Mine will randomly decide to not charge also. It says it is, but it doesn't actually go up. Reboot seems to fix it. It appears to be a bug someplace.
[Samsung Gear 2] albiGib:
Issue solved.
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] undon3:
Hi all,

i just started with the KDZ update to recover my bricked phone (i rooted it before begin bricked) so i cant get a normal fix. When it goes for 5% it shows me this error:

- drivers/mstrgen.sys file search fail

I just wanna know if i have to get another program to install the missing file... i'm using windows 8.1

I attached an image file of the error.

Thank you all!
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] kentax:
I'd reinstall all lg drivers again, new kzd updater offline version. If that doesen't work maybe you should search google "fix mstrgen.sys windows 8"

I will give you my kzd updater/flasher tomorow.
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] Joel Asignar:
Try using the LG Mobile Support Tool

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Mobile-Phone-Tools/Others/LGMobile-Support-Tool.shtml
[Verizon LG G3] firemanj79:
I don't see this happening they are focus on all other country's first we will likely see this February, and that's if Verizon gets all there bloatware done..
[Verizon LG G3] DeanGibson:
Deceptive

You know, that's really a deceptive thread title.
[Verizon LG G3] maximusmullivan:
The chances of getting the update in less than 5 days are slim to none.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Verizon LG G3] PhoneBill:
I'd say none to less than none lol.
[Verizon LG G3] firemanj79:
I agree, verizon and there update history is killing me.
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] francanna:
Hi all, trying to have the most accurate white balance on my Xperia Z3TC. Which are the values of your settings?

Inviato dal mio SGP621 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] Jiyeon90:
I'm not sure but I tried to make it look like my z2 screen which is one of the best when it comes to color accuracy and all I needed to do was put red on 30 and leave the rest on 0

Sent from my D6503
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] francanna:
I also have a brand new Z2 and the colours there appear more vivid. I will try and follow your suggestion

Inviato dal mio D6503 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] Jiyeon90:
I noticed that the z2 screen is a little more vivid too, increasing the red doesn't really make it match the z2 vividness but it's better than the default settings
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] Geeks Empire:
Info

cause i like AMOLED so i set to

Red: 0

Green: 20

Blue: 30

but it depends on ur eyes

:good:
[Sony Smartwatch 3] freewing70:
Hello experts,

Since didn't find any information I'm wondering if there is any app able to be used as sleep tracker on SWR50?

Thanks a lot

Enrico
[Sony Smartwatch 3] mikk_11:
You can try "Sleep as Android".
[Sony Smartwatch 3] freewing70:
Well, thanks for anwsering.

The developer - Petr - of Sleep as Android told me that SWR50 is not compatible - by now - with it:

"[...] sorry about that but currently we have so far most issues on SWR50. The recent firmware update broke sleep tracking. Currently we are trying to fix this with our SWR50 users.

Definitely, we will also post all updates to the link I mentioned earlier. First it looked like SWR50 does not support sensor batching which would never allow us to get under 40% battery consumption per night. Also it has an accelerometer bug - the sesor cannot be set to lower frequencies - which makes it ratehr 70-80%... but the recent updates shows sensor batching is actually allowed, but it is broken. So we will se if some update in the future will make it working. But now it seems we have a good chance to run without batching on the watch with the next version, but consumption will probably be high - around 70-80%.. where with other Wear devices we get to 15%".

Suggestions? Any other SLEEP TRACKING that works on SWR50?

:confused:
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Jerry7650:
I really dont understand why Google and Sony made from us alpha testers of their system and watches.... Why is it possible that wristbands like MiBand can track sleep and walks for 30days with 10times smaller battery??? Technology is invented and as 15USD MBand shows - very cheap!

Google with actual version of Android Wear is on good way to kill this kind of watches.... Almost no SMS support, no email support, no calendar support, sleep and walk tracking almost unusable...)
[Sony Smartwatch 3] techrider6262:
If a smartwatch doesn't do what you don't buy one.Buy a fitness band.right now smart watches are just an extension of your phones
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Jerry7650:
Unfortunatelly, nowadays are wear watches very bad phone extension. No way to see sms, email, calendar events, This must be essential part of system. No way to see weather, when IWANT to see weather. It is really crazy when google shows me weather almost every day around midnight, when I am in bed and it is impossible to block it.

Do you want to see older notification - no way. Do you want to edit notification (length and number of vibration) - no way... etc etc.

And Sony SW3 are sport watches, so tracking is essential part of their usage....
[Sony Smartwatch 3] techrider6262:
I get all the the notification from yahoo mail and gmail. I receive and reply to my wifes text messages without ever having to pick up my n6.And I can listen to music without my phone.:D
[Sony Smartwatch 3] TheGSL:
I've sent mine back, I am very unimpressed by it. I have a z3, lifelog isn't very good anyway, but this watch

doesn't sync properly with it, doesn't recognise sleep, and as stated, it is a very very cut down version of phone

facilities. You need to have your phone close to hand for the bluetooth to work, it's just a bit pointless at this

stage. Maybe in the future they will become more useful. Android Wear is very frustrating to use too. The battery

lost about 30 percent after a run in the watch, the only thing of interest was that it tracked my run without having

to ask it. A poor piece of technology, simply unecessary at this time.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] tu3218:
Unnecessary at this time for YOU. Plenty of us are loving this watch and android wear in general. I haven't had any of the of issues you stated. Maybe you should of done more research before buying the watch.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] rzarecter:
Unfortunately, I'm one of the people having troubles with the watch. I did research, hence I bought the watch. The problem is that sony doesn't mind telling lies to consumers to get you to buy. They tell you about features that will come to you months after release as if they are already available. Sleep tracking is mentioned on the feature list, so is step counting.

In my case, steps are about a thousand off comparing steps on the watch and steps logged on lifelog. Sleep logging is shown in lifelog, however, to date, it never worked on my M8+SW50 combo.

I accepted that that's how sony does things. I'll only start enjoying my watch 6-12 months from now. The Ps3, psvita, PlayStation app and Ps4 proved this.

We wait....
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Jerry7650:
I really hope, that Sony (and google) will release new version of wear OS much faster then new version of Android.... Because v 5.0 Lollipop was released more then year after 4.4 :( I am little bit afraid, because Google synchronized numbering of version od Android and Wear OS.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] tu3218:
If you bought this watch with the mindset that it would be a fitbit kind of device, then imo you didn't do your research. Maybe Sony advertised extra features but with knowing how all wear devices have been in the last year, I didnt expect that much in that department since that's not there main area of focus Yes, android wear devices have the ability but it's certainly not their primary function. I would definitely suggest getting a fitbit. Trust me, I wish this watch had those extra fitness features down better but I didn't know buy this watch thinking it would excel in that department.

But the watch does do step counting. All android wear devices do it but they're not the most accurate. But again, that's not the main function of these watches.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] rzarecter:
True, I also knew that the functions are not primary features. I hoped to buy an all in one product because once again, that is what sony led me to believe. I used Fitbit charge before, maybe that's why I'm disappointed at the inaccuracies etc.

This is just to inform people who are intending to buy the sw50 with similar thinking. They need to know that it's not a bad product, however, it doesn't excel in some features that are advertised.

If you want accurate fitness/sleep tracking performance, then go for products specifically designed for that.

Lesson learned ;).
[Sony Smartwatch 3] tu3218:
Exactly! I'm still waiting for an all in one as well. But I think the Sony watch does a decent job in doing it all. There's not one out there though that does it all prefect yet either. It's really either a smart watch with some fitness features or a fitness band that excels in step counting, etc but with no smartphone extension. Maybe with updates it'll get better. I think it's more a limitation of google fit software in lollipop in its algorithm in calculating steps rather than Sony.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] migidid:
Same here, no any problems exept the same (steps are inaccurate, cards are uneditabe etc) and the sleep tracker never works, exept today, im bit sick so i slept like 18 hours barely moving at all (must sleep on my back so i can breath) and when i woke up and checked SW3, It said my daily sleeping goal was suceeded ! then i checked lifelog and there it was, 14:11 sleep last night ! not really accurate but something at least and it actually works, i dunno how it counts it sleeping or how it now decided to work but man it does something... i thing it has something to do with not moving much (but still some) at a certain period of time before it thinks you are sleeping...
[Sony Smartwatch 3] bradpitcher:
Can you please share the link Petr mentioned to you for Sleep as Android updates?

---------- Post added at 09:55 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:28 AM ----------

Hmm. According to the release notes, this version of Sleep As Android made yesterday includes a fix for the Smartwatch 3. I'm not seeing it in the Play store yet, but I guess that's probably coming soon. I installed the apk to test it out and got some conflicting information. When I started sleep tracking the notification on the phone says "Sorry, SmartWatch 3 is not yet fully supported!", however, the chart in the app shows movement from the watch's accelerometer. Seems like it should work, but I guess I won't know for sure until tomorrow morning.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] freewing:
I'm trying asap and will let you know.

I even get the message about SWR50 (not fully suported): I think it is because of huge battery drain.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] bradpitcher:
It seems to have worked perfectly. My only complaint is that the Lucid dreaming vibrations woke me up, but that is neither here nor there.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Jerry7650:
I have tried Sleep as Android beta (mentioned in this forum) today and it is still unusable. Battery drain about 70 percent during 9 hours in bed is really awful. It is more then 200 times more then MiBand needs for the same. I am really afreaid that it is hardware bug of SW3 which will never be resolved.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] bradpitcher:
Oh. So I guess it's kind of subjective at this point. I consider it usable, I just have to put the watch on the charger a half hour before bed so I know it has enough charge for the night.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] senectus:
any ideas if this is resolved yet?
[Sony Smartwatch 3] freewing:
Tested twice; on my SWR50 works fine... it only drains a load of battery: -64% in 8 hours.

I do think it is a problem linked to SWR50 hardware.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] senectus:
Sleep as Android got updated last night, with patch notes mentioning a fix for SWR50

did this fix the huge battery drain issue?

I wouldn't call using 64% over 8 hours of sleep, as "working fine" 0.o
[Sony Smartwatch 3] freewing:
Is this the public update you're talking about?

If so I didn't test it yet, but in the "comatibility infos" SWR50 still results a "partial":

https://sites.google.com/site/sleepasandroid/doc/integration
[Sony Smartwatch 3] senectus:
That status hasn't changed in quite some time, it looks like it hasn't been updated to reflect the recent "Sleep as Android" App update
[Sony Smartwatch 3] freewing:
Mmmm, I see. Did you try new release so to check for battery drain?
[Sony Smartwatch 3] senectus:
I dont have one, thats whats holding me back and why I'm asking...

I have a LG G watch that will use about 15-20% through the night with "Sleep as Android". If they can get the SWR50 to behave about the same then I'll pull the trigger and buy it immediately...
[Sony Smartwatch 3] denelor:
I used this for the first time last night.

At first glance it looks like the data is good. The alarm activated on my phone (which was on my dresser next to the bed) and on my SW3. I silenced it from the watch and it silenced both the SW3 vibration and the phone alarm. Only used ~15% of my watch battery.

This was using the most recent release from the developer's site, sleep-release-20150129.apk (here). I purposefully topped the watch off before going to bed and was shocked to see such low battery usage.

Anyone else have similar results using that release last night? The battery usage is so much better than what's been reported to date that I'm wondering if something didn't work right (although data looks good and the alarm worked fine so it looks like everything was correct).

Anyway, so far so good with the 1/29 release.

Edit: Forgot to mention. The 15% battery loss on the SW3 was over 7 hours sleeping. Roughly midnight to 7AM.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Joachim Winter:
Also having a better experience with the latest beta, deep sleep tracking is working now and battery usage is down around the 15-20% region :D
[Sony Smartwatch 3] senectus:
ahh this is great news!
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Einhardj:
Same experience here! Great work!
[Sony Smartwatch 3] denelor:
Second night with the 0129 build. 8 hours 44 minutes "sleeping", 19% battery usage.

Looks like this is good to go.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] senectus:
well this thread, plus the other battery performance thread coupled with the fact they have it on special here in australia for $75 less than normal means I went out and bought it today :)

Time to kick the LG G watch out of bed and to wear the SW3 to bed instead :D

I've loaded the 0129 apk, I'll be testing the watch out in a few hours... *fingers crossed*
[Sony Smartwatch 3] greenbat:
Version jan30 is out. Used 15% battery during night sleep registration :):thumbup:
[Sony Smartwatch 3] freewing70:
I'd love to link via Bluetooth the swr50 to my Nexus 7 2013.

I can see it listed in the connections list, but then I can't link it.

Suggestions?
[Sony Smartwatch 3] greenbat:
Do you have the android wear app installed on your nexus? And at least android 4.4.2?
[Sony Smartwatch 3] senectus:
40% use last night, though I was the first battery run on the device and the battery stats app was blaming Wunderlist and Mini Launcher for all the usage...

Have uninstalled the two offending apps and will run through again tonight with the absolute latest beta
[Sony Smartwatch 3] freewing:
Well, yes: the App is installed on my Nexus 7 2013 with Android 5.02 .

I can see the Nexus 7 listed from my SWR50 (and vice versa), but then when I pair them, nothing happens.

Suggestions?

Thanks
[Sony Smartwatch 3] denelor:
FWIW, I use Mini Launcher as well, but don't use Wunderlist. I've seen <20% every night since installing 0129.

Updated to the 0201 before sleeping last night. Worked like a charm.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Petr Nalevka:
SW3 battery consumption with Sleep as Android reduced to 15% per night

Hello, with a great help from Sony Mobile we have been able to fix the issue on SW3 and now it consumes ~15% per night of sleep tracking. Basically the consumption is similar to normal consumption during the day. This has been approved by ~10 of our BETA testing users so far. But any further feedback is appreciated. The fix is available in the latest BETA version available on our website.

Thank you
[Sony Smartwatch 3] senectus:
Sony helped?

well you can let them know, that their assistance in getting this right on your product is what got me to buy one. Well done and congrats to both Sony and you Petr!
[Sony Smartwatch 3] bobspace:
Trying out the 20150202 release. Will let you know how it goes.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] senectus:
well last night got me 1.9% per hour usage... *much* better :D
[Sony Smartwatch 3] senectus:
oooh 1.7% per hour last night on the new beta...

how low can he go?!
[Sony Smartwatch 3] bobspace:
Ha! I forgot to check in the morning. I dont think I was awake!! Tomorrow... I will remember! :)
[Sony Smartwatch 3] senectus:
got another 1.7% per hour again last night... :D
[Sony Smartwatch 3] freewing:
New releas is online today!
[Sony Smartwatch 3] derald:
Yep, ever since the 150130 build I'm getting under 20% usage for around 9-10 hrs of tracking
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Dingo745:
I installed this latest version of Sleep as Android site/sleepasandroid/beta-release (sleep-release-20150206.apk) and it now only uses about 20% of battery overnight which is a big improvement.

Sorry I can't post the url, not enough posts yet.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] akellar:
What am I doing wrong then? Used this for the first time last night and it drained over 40% in a little over 6 hours. Latest store release.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] senectus:
I dont think the store release has the sony SWR50 fixes in it yet.

grab the beta...
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Dingo745:
The Beta version has been fine on my SWR50 for the last few nights, and it has more than halved the battery drain. :D
[Sony Smartwatch 3] wally44:
Where do I find the apk for monitoring sleep. I haven't found anything in this forum even though people keep talking about getting a new release?
[Sony Smartwatch 3] akellar:
Sleep as android on the play store
[Sony Smartwatch 3] senectus:
Its in this thread, several times:

https://sites.google.com/site/sleepasandroid/beta-release
[Sony Smartwatch 3] wally44:
I'm using the 20150206 release and it has consumed over 30% of my battery overnight 2 nights in a row.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] rage77:
I'm using the latest beta version of Sleep as Android and battery consumption (with theater mode) is about 10% in 7 hours. Works great for me.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Dingo745:
Have turned off some of power sapping options in settings on the watch such a brightness, wake on shake etc. I think every little helps.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] wally44:
I had the watch on mute (not sure what that does) and Theater Mode on, so there was no screen usage at all. I guess I'll try killing all apps from Task Manager before running the sleep app and see what that does.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Jerry7650:
Last night - only 10% over night! Great job!!!!
[Sony Smartwatch 3] wally44:
I must be doing something wrong. 3 nights in a row I used about 30%, which is probably only a little more than when I didn't use android sleep at all. 10% would be much less than the normal drain rate on the watch. I had everything turned off on the watch and airplane mode on the phone.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] akellar:
Check the changelog and see what version comes up
[Sony Smartwatch 3] wally44:
Same version: 20150206. Release notes for 20150211 exist but no apk. I'm wondering if people aren't referring to additional battery use over normal usage.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] akellar:
People are not. The total percent they are referring to lines up with what I'm seeing here too.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Jerry7650:
This night only around 15 percent. I use only theater mode.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] senectus:
i am consistently getting about 1.7% per hour a night.

i tried one night with no sleep tracking and theater mode on and i got about 1% per night.. so sleep tracking is using about .7 % per hour
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Jerry7650:
On the picture is my last night and today comsumption.

red line - sleeping with sleep as android

green line - around 10-15 minutes on power supply

blue line - today consumption.

EDIT: So it looks that Sleep as Android has now almost no influence on battery. It should be around 5% max during night if I compare running SW3 with and without sleep monitoring - GREAT!
[Sony Smartwatch 3] wally44:
The latest release listed in the beta-release directory is 20150206 which is the same number in the play store. I did an experiment last night and didn't run "sleep". My usage was about 1% per hour or about 8% with everything idle. During the day my watch drops about 3% per hour (with screen on), more if I'm doing exercise with one of the apps. So my usage I've observed of about 4%/hour overnight with the sleep app running is a little on the high side but I don't see how people can get 10% over night with the sleep app. Perhaps my watch is using more power than others although the 3%/hour translates to about a day and a half usage which doesn't seem abnormal.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] wally44:
I discovered my phone was probably too far from the watch at night and the watch was struggling to maintain connection with the phone which apparently increased battery usage. With the phone closer to the watch at night, the usage last night was about 15% over 8 hours which is about twice when the watch is completely idle (using theater mode), and still lower than the usage during the day. So this looks pretty good and within what they suggest it should be.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] wally44:
New beta release out 20150221

I just noticed there is a new beta release out today. Here are the release notes:

20150221

-fix for Wear regression in 20150220

20150220

-Integrate your smart device: 3rd party smartwatch/wearable integration API (see the doc)

-Showing sunrise / sunset in sleep graphs

-Button to enable WiFi on rating screen

-Wear app uses confirmation animations

-Make backup alarm settings more understandable

-Lollipop styling for the droid widget

-Fix for a first run crash on pre-ICS devices

-Support for new lullabies in the lullaby add-on (Chor, Girl singing, Spaceship, Pink noise)
[Sony Smartwatch 3] freewing70:
Yes, from 20 to 21 they patched a crash happening on the SWR50.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrallen81:
Hi all merry Christmas,

Right I'm trying to change my softness but what ever I seem to do it just won't work, I'm rooted running 5.0 lollipop stock, I've tried softkeyz app and after the reboot it stays the same
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrallen81:
Anyone?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muhamet:
Softkeyz dhont suport lg g3 stock roms.I think only aosp
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oceanax:
Hi guys, I owned a D6653. Can I flash a D6603 rom on top of a D6653 since they are of the same specs?
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freddy1991:
Many have done the same and said it was ok to do so, though I haven't tried it myself yet..
[HTC Excalibur] laotzu:
Anyone know how to remap the pink T-zones hardkey to WMplayer or something else more useful?

Thanks in advance

Laotzu
[HTC Excalibur] merwin:
same way you did it in wm5
[HTC Excalibur] gadgetshrink:
The link file has changed. For WM5, the file was windows/short_AP1.lnk,

In WM6 Beta, the file is windows/short_IE.lnk

Open it up in your text editor and change it as you see fit.
[HTC Excalibur] merwin:
Oh yeah, forgot that extra step. There's still a link_ap1. Fun things happen if you replace only that. IE will load, then the link_ap1 will load.
[HTC Excalibur] kmattoo:
I'm still getting IE loading after I have changed Short_IE to the taskmanager. Very odd.
[HTC Excalibur] merwin:
Try changing the Short_AP1 as well