yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ChazzMatt:
OK, using

this guide

and the numbers from the

NV calculator

, I enabled all the LTE bands I wanted.

I confirmed this number.

So, I changed the value and after reboot it kept the new value.

As the Moto Maxx was being tested to be the Nexus 6 as late as mid-August, it has the same capabilities of the Nexus 6 (including Qi wireless charging, which is VERY unusual on a Moto phone). Thus it can also handle LTE band 12 just like the Moto Maxx, not that it matters. It was LTE band 5 I was more worried about. When this phone with this same FCC ID number went through the FCC it had LTE band 5 enabled, but when sold in Puerto Rico (U.S. territory) with this same FCC ID number, LTE band 5 was no longer present but LTE band 3 was enabled.

Now they are all enabled. :)

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QPST and mzTool seem to be only for enabling 2G/3G bands.

You need QXDM to edit/enable LTE bands. I wasted a lot of time on QPST and mzTool. I already have all the GSM/HSPA bands I need. I wanted more LTE bands. Once I figured out what each was good for, then I concentrated on QXDM, and the NV/LTE browser with the NV calculator app. Somone else had already calculated the number, but I double checked it. Then I "wrote" it. When I rebooted and checked the number again, the edited value was still there.

(You do need QPST installed to use QXDM, so you do need both programs.)

The hardest part was the steps to get the COM ports to show up in QPST and QXDM. Last weekend I spent a couple of hours and never could get it to connect. Today, I spend like 6 hours on it, and was successful. :)

The only issue is all I have to guage my success right now is the NV calculator numbers. I went out driving around and the only AT&T bands I could find within a 3 mile radius were bands 2 and 17, which I already had. LTE band 5 may not even be in use in the Atlanta metro area. I don't know.

Some phones have hidden service menus (accessed via dialer codes) that will display all the bands you are capable of receiving, but the Moto menu I've accessed does not seem to have that option.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] dagoban:
thanks a lot for the good instructions!

You could even write a full tutorial now :D especially as you mentioned it took you 6hours to get the phone actually connected to the PC.

Now its all a matter of whether the antennas / mboards / chips really are different or if there are hardware limitations for the LTE bands...
[Verizon LG G2] Counttripula:
Hi all i tried to put the g3 rom on my phone and i ended up wiping everything clean on accident so it took the rom off of my phone. I am stuck on the lg screen how do i use adb sideload to push the rom on my phone? i've tried reading many different websites and nothing has really helped. I did download Android SDK manager but i am clueless from there. Could someone please help
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] iNzzane:
Hi guys, got my LED FLIP cover today, little disappointed by the limited functionality. Anyone found any info about customizing the leds? Is there some kind of api, so you could build an app or something? :D
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] fkofilee:
Nope... Probs not...
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] mr mystery:
My led cover sits in a drawer due to the limited functionality. Probably put it on eBay
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] iNzzane:
Sent a notice to Samsung_devs, asking about a library, I guess it exists, so why not make it public. Tho I doubth they will release anything, but it's worth a try. :p
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] ravijani:
maybe with xposed possible as htc s cover done. But i m not sure.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] THS1989:
Noope... I called Samsung and they called it 3rd party accessory.....

Stuck using 24h clock.....

No WhatsApp notification.....

Covers phone led notification light.....
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] THS1989:
I sent multiple emails to Samsung as well as calling their support team and letting live chat support know of these issues as well.

Guys, please contact Samsung. The more people that contact them about these issues, the better our chances that they will do something about fixing the problems.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] PieOfJustice:
Wow. Thanks for saving me a purchase hassle.
[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] gasketse:
contacted them as well.... for the s7 edge!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Government:
I have a question guys, how hard is it to implement such thing into a 5.0 AOSP ROM to take RAW/DNG images?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] masri1987:
we don't help the government round these parts.

lol , but i'm curious are you talking about LP AOSP RAW|DNG camera abilities? or TW
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cammykool:
I cant unlock the boot-loader because it sayd the password is wrong

I gave moto the code i got from fastboot oem get_unlock_data

whitch retuned this:

(bootloader) A000002CE5E9CC00#54413936353043
(bootloader) 38485500585431303331000000#236B
(bootloader) D082967F45C8B0297B92C52C7DBCF8D
(bootloader) 774E9#A1AC35030F000008000000000
(bootloader) 0000000

the email returned with the unlock code:

6OJPYDKQQXR2DMSL5UHU

but the bootloader is rejecting it saying

(bootloader) Password incorrect!
(bootloader) OEM unlock failure!
FAILED (remote failure)
finished. total time: 0.316s

what do i do?
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cammykool:
Trying a different code. Still failed.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cammykool:
tried again from a diffrent PC and got a diffrent code...

ROV6AISPVK4CMKGSMLDR

but still replied as werong
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VitaTaf:
I had the same problem. I solved it by following the instructions in this zip. It involves upgrading the bootloader, unlocking, then downgrading it.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dimitri178:
Hey guys!

I'm looking for the Rom with the best performance. so it should be smooth no lag, no scrolling lags, no stutters. Responsive. Also the battery should be awesome. Looking for around 6 hours SOT. I do not care for themes/xposed etc.. just battery and performance.

Any tried all the different roms and could give me some advice? Please do not say that I should try it myself and find out.

I want your opinion!

Tnx in advance!!

Cheers,

Dimitri
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .IC3M4N.:
Hello [MENTION=3293071]Dimitri178[/MENTION]

I understand you would like to know wich is the best rom, and that you do not want to hear this...but it is better for you to try them. There are not many so give it a shot and see what works best for you. I am saying this because what I like, you would probably dislike. In my experience it is a matter of taste and real life experiments. So start flashing and test them.

Try these three and see wich one fits you better: Sweet Rom; Wanamlite and maybe X-Note

Best of luck!
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jlczl:
I love mine (FireKatN4 v7) but you may hate it. It's stable and fast with great battery life.
[General Topics] adamgraver:
I am looking to buy a new phone. The Galaxy S5 is the preferable option over the Xperia z3; they are both the same price. However, the Xperia z3 has 3gb of RAM compared to the S5's 2gb. How much real world performance does this translate to?

Thanks
[General Topics] Albertoonline:
I recommend you to buy s5 ,it got nice camera and very delicated design . 2gb is enough to

do anything ,and don't you think samsung got bigger popularity than sony ?
[General Topics] adamgraver:
Thanks for the reply.
[General Topics] briankfree:
I would also suggest the LG G3, as it has a very nice software and a gorgeous QHD (2K) display. I would recommend either the LG G3 or S5 over the Xperia.
[P3600 Software Upgrading] mikehockenballs:
Hi Guys,

Does anyone know where I can get any animated screens / wallpapers for my Trinity?

I used to have a few for my SPV C600 but they are 176 x 220 in size and I need 240 x 320 for this device.

One that I had in mind was the red 'blinking eyes' with black background. It was used with 'MadBeetle's' Animplugin. There was also Felix the cat, the matrix, a demon, a sunset, and sexy woman walking.

Has anyone else made any newer animated wallpapers that could be used on the Trinity?
[P3600 Software Upgrading] mikehockenballs:
Well, after 236 views already, but no replies or solutions, it looks like having an animated today screen is a no-no for the Trinity!

But if anyone can tell me why I would still like to know,

Is it because of the 240 x 320 screen size, or because it has a touch screen, or the processor can't handle the animation?

If anyone can shed any light on this request I would appreciate it.

Cheers!
[P3600 Software Upgrading] djredtiger:
try this one link
[P3600 Software Upgrading] sammis:
You might care to use Animated Today 4,you'l also have to download and install the latest version of Macromedia Flash Player 6, you have to install both apps in your main memory and it will significantly slow down your ppc,if I were you I would't try it especially if I had to buy the software first ,see if there is a demo available.
[Nexus 6  General] efrant:
Hi all,

A few of us are working to unlock the bootloader of the Nexus 6 without using fastboot (similar to what we've done with past Nexus devices in this thread), and it would help us greatly if a few of you could contribute. All we need is two dumps of your "sp" partition -- once when your bootloader is unlocked, and once when it is locked.

For those that have already unlocked their bootloader would be willing to help out, here is how to do it:

1) With the bootloader unlocked, dump the sp partition by typing in the following command (either via an adb root shell, or in a terminal emulator in Android with root):

dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/sp of=/sdcard/sp-unlock.img

2) Reboot into the bootloader and re-lock your bootloader (using fastboot), then re-dump the partition (again, using an adb root shell or in a terminal emulator with root):

dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/sp of=/sdcard/sp-lock.img

3) Flash back the unlocked sp image so that your bootloader returns to being unlocked without wiping anything:

dd if=/sdcard/sp-unlock.img of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/sp

4) Post those two images in this thread.

Thanks!
[Nexus 6  General] Milly7:
Here are links to the files you requested:

https://app.box.com/s/bmxexbme636jdeqcwsz8

https://app.box.com/s/uq59zv9n65j14hs8m7np
[Nexus 6  General] efrant:
Much appreciated.

Pinging [MENTION=4544860]osm0sis[/MENTION] for diff'ing.
[Nexus 6  General] ryanbg:
Might be interesting to note the fastboot command 'oem sp_test'
[Nexus 6  General] chef_christoph:
Here are links to the files...

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_AP6-1kzG-QRmFNamowc21wYk0/edit?usp=docslist_api

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_AP6-1kzG-QQS1WY1RBNlJ6dUE/edit?usp=docslist_api

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Nexus 6  General] efrant:
Thank you!
[Nexus 6  General] osm0sis:
What's it do? :)
[Nexus 6  General] efrant:
Thanks everyone for the help. No other dumps are needed. If interested, you can follow the progress here. Thread closed.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] martistmusic:
Hi, I ave a MTK 6589 device (Green Orange N1-Y) and I would like to flash custom rom I've downloaded from Needrom with SP Flash Tools.

The problem is that this phone is with built-in battery. How to flash the rom? SP Flash Tool give me error " brom error s brom cmd startcmd fail 2005 "

I search all day for a solution, but nothing. Is there any chance?

Thanks

Martin
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZeDingo:
Try to hard reset. Hold down the power button for at least 30 seconds. On devices that support it, the screen will turn off and the device should begin to cold reboot. A cold boot is where a device starts up from a power-off state. If that doesn't work you might have to test just how "nonremovable" their battery is and disassemble your device. If there aren't wires coming from the battery that are soldered to the phone's circuit board then it should be removable.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thanasisvas:
Hello to everyone,

I have the same GO phone. Do not try to open it (with purpose to take off the battery). To connect that phone in preloader mode just press volume up and then connect it in your pc. If you have the correct usb drivers, SP flash will find your phone.

I have done it and it worked for me. I have rooted my GO N1-y and I have used SP flash to unbrick my phone (I faced a problem with SP flash v.5.1352.01 and as a result I bricked my phone) using the official ROM. I did it with SP flash v.3.1320.0.174.

So, please give any feedback in case you find a custom rom for N1-Y.

Be good!!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kenif1983:
I'm on my phone but I have another thread where I've discussed my many rom uses on the N1-Y

I've just found what I think is the best rom.

It's actually made for the Xolo Q1000s (the q1000s plus is pretty much a rebranded go n1y)

http://www.xolo.in/xolocare/software-update?page=3

If your try to Flash it via cwm it'll give an error.

I used 7 zip to view the archive and I edited it so that it never checked build.prop.

Flashed fine and is working great.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jr1945:
Im not sure about your device, but i believe if your battery is not removeable, there will be a way to turn off your phone.

try pressing volume up and power until it vibrates 3 times, if its sony then this will work, try other button combination too
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrMaddTraxx:
Try this : press volume up + volume down + Power
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HaniAnis:
it work

I have mtk a device with a non-removable battery and I tried SEVERAL thing nothing works the dvice wase break dead then i tray these

prese up volume + down volum + power buttons and hold down and

i clique download in spflash tool
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrMaddTraxx:
Well if you read the previous reply you should've noticed it was that combination to turn the device off.

I don't know what kind of problem you have so I have no idea how I could help you unless you say so :p
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dthackandjob:
Listen

your phone is rebooting but not showing on the screen

so what you need to do is

just try various combination like

vol up and vol down

vol up and power

vol down and power

and try this combination and keep pressing the button

and connect device to pc

and you will get the error that device power up too early

and the reason for the error is

reboot of device but no display on screen

so just try and try until your pc detect device and flashing starts

and believe me this the correct method

because i have repaired my phone with same method and i am sure because it worked for me three times

so keep trying the combination and at a moment your flashing tool

will start the flashing?

:cowboy::cowboy::fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:

Give a LIKE :good::good:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dthackandjob:
Hope my solution will help

:cool::cool:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grammmoh:
i have an old phone hesens HE-F4 i insert sim card (GSM) and it displays no UIM card currently all the relevant apps of messaging internet and calls cannot be accessed how do i make it work
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] carlmtl2013:
Hello,

Acquired a used nexus 7 today, according to the previous owner its only a few months old (in perfect condition).

the tablet had not seemed to have received a single update performed and was running 4.3 when I got it,

I signed into my account and was immediately prompted to download and install 4.4.2 which I did, then 4.4.3 then 4.4.4.

since then (a few hours ago) nothing, no sign of 5.0, is there a period of time you need to be running 4.4 while connected before 5.0 becomes available ?

or by now in January if it has not come OTA then it wont and has to be done manually ?

Never side-loaded and prefer not to if its going to show up in the next few days..

thanks
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] nhizzat:
If you don't want to wait, install it manually. Or you can sit and wait for it, not knowing when it'll arrive. Why are you against sideloading? It doesn't even require sideloading to install.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nirpaudyal:
Hi,

I am still using the Moto X from 2013 and looking to upgrade to a new phone ... I really don't know what to go for, I like so many things about the Moto X 2013, but I just don't think the 2014 is for me (size is too big?!) but I am not sure.

I really want to hear from people who upgraded from the 2013 > 2014 Moto X.

1. Are you happy with decision or regret it?

2. Which phone would you recommend as an alternative or which one 'should you have gone for'

Thanks for helping out an unsure customer.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _MetalHead_:
:fingers-crossed:

I upgraded from the 2013. Literally my only complaint about it is its size, everything else is a huge upgrade. Even though I still wish Moto left the size alone, I have gotten used to it, and the extra screen real estate is actually pretty nice. And to Moto's credit, it still feels amazing in the hand. Get it, you'll absolutely love it.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gammite:
i endorse this post.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] helldogg75:
Second it. Came from the 2013.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Solutions Etcetera:
The thing I regret most with the 2014 is lollipop. Hopefully the issues don't take as long to work out as kit Kat did on my 2013.

It's also a little slippery. The sides are thin and there's not a lot to hold on to, and what there is feels cool, smooth, and has very little traction (especially if your hands are cool and dry). And it is a 2 hander unless you have very large hands. It is definitely not something I would quickly whip out in a crowd for a quick photo.

Conversely, when I pick up my 2013, it still feels great. Very grippy, perfect size for one handed use. Feels like its practically glued to my hand compared to the 2014.

Around home, my truck, and the office, the 2014's bigger screen and new gestures are nice, but when I am out and about, or doing grocery shopping, etc., I actually prefer the 2013. Its just easier to maneuver and hold on to.

Both phones seem snappy, and frankly the 2013 on 4.4.4 is more solid than the 2014 on 5.0. Unfortunately, I didn't spend enough time with the 2014 on 4.4.4 to "know" if it was as solid as my 2013, but I believe my issues with the 2014 are all due to lollipop.

Note that I am not case guy. If you are, much of this may not apply to you. But still, it isn't all that huge of an upgrade.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flexte:
definitely very slippery without a case and not easy to use one handed like hen 2013. i feel if i am holding it in one hand and someone comes up and pats me on the back or bumps into me the phone is going to fly out of my hand.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nirpaudyal:
That's a perfect reply thanks. On that bases, I will not upgrade; my main concern was the size and I didn't even think it would be feel slippery. The beauty of the moto X is really the size and the overall experience, so if the experience of a stable os is lacking at the moment, whats the point upgrading...

Thanks so much.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _MetalHead_:
I am not a fan of Lollipop, so my 2014 X is staying on KitKat. It's flawless, has great battery life, and Xposed still works. I'll likely never update it to Lollipop. If it ain't broke, don't fix it, and 4.4.4 on the 2014 X certainly isn't broken. Heck, my 2013 is still on Jellybean for the same reason- it's perfect just the way it is.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Steve-x:
I think Motorola really got it right with the 2013 Moto X. The reviewers all claim the 2014 model has that premium feel that the 2013 model was missing. I never found the feel of the 2013 model lacking, it was quite the opposite. The 2013 model was near perfect in how it fits in the average hand and it wasn't slippery at all. The 2014 model is one of the worst phones I have felt in terms of picking it up, the sides are just too thin, the aluminum just has no friction. Comparing the radio performance of the two models I think the 2013 was better, but also more sensitive to how it was held. I think I actually preferred the 2013 rear firing speaker because I use a holster most of the time. The 2014 model is much quicker and the screen is very nice to use though.

My ideal phone would have been a slightly larger 2013 model with a 4.9 inch screen instead of 4.7 and it would have been 1080P.

So yeah, I "upgraded" but it wasn't an easy transition, I still have my 2013 model and at times prefer it.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flexte:
Forgot about the reception. 2013 model was much better at picking up lte. I use them side by side and the difference in reception is crazy.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Solutions Etcetera:
I don't see this here on T-Mobile. I read some similar remarks about this that concerned me as the Moto X was the first smart phone to actually give me good reception at home and around town (I live in the forest). Side by side, sitting on my desk they are equal or within 1 dBm. Pick them both up and I almost always get 2-4 dBm better on the 2014 (and right this moment I am gettin' 6 dBm better).

Dunno why other folks are seeing different results.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flexte:
I travel a lot between States. When the 2014 model shows lte it is actually faster than the older version. But it usually shows H instead of lte in most areas. It really just depends on the area but u have never seen the 2014 on lte and the 2013 not able to get lte. I M on t-mobile as well
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Solutions Etcetera:
I have never seen either phone on H unless I am on a call. It is usually LTE, but occasionally Edge. I have seen many times the 2014 get good LTE and the 2013 only get Edge (in fact I am seeing that right now as I types this). Guess it all depends on where you are and what the cell topology is like. I know that with the 2014, I see LTE in places (specifically indoors in local businesses) that I never got on the 2013.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Steve-x:
I think it really depends on what band the phone is using. On some bands the internal antennas of the 2013 likely work better, on other bands the 2014 model's external antenna works better. I know there was in independent test done with the 2013 Moto X and on band 7 - (2600 MHz) it performed up to 10 times better then other phones. I find the reception on band 4 LTE(AWS) is where the 2013 model really stands out compared to the 2014 model. However if the 2013 model is turned sideways the reception was no where near as good, the 2014 isn't as sensitive to movement. My house is in a fringe area for band 4 LTE, upstairs received it, downstairs didn't so it was easy to see a real world difference. An iphone would never hold LTE even upstairs. All that changed recently though and my provider added band 5 (850MHz) LTE so now I have coverage pretty much everywhere and only rarely drop back to HSPA.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dobbs3x:
Seconded

And the black back is not slippery.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GreenMunky:
As far as the slipperiness is concerned, I got the black leather back and think it has plenty of grip for the extra size over the 2013. My mom has a purple plastic back and I find it to be slimmer, but also very noticeably more slippery. I've had mine since the device came out and my leather still looks new and beautiful. Very satisfied with the durability.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nirpaudyal:
KitKat on the 2013 runs smooth too no issues!
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _MetalHead_:
So does Jellybean. Plus, I'm a fan of holo blue.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Steve-x:
It is true, that blue was fantastic, especially with the amoled screen. Each newer version of Android has gotten "less pretty" since 4.2.2.

I figure Lollipop is about as ugly as they can get, they can't possibly make it worse.