yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iHies:
Download SuperSU via this link: http://download.chainfire.eu/641/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.40.zip and flash it with your custom recovery.
[LG G Watch R] Darnell_Chat_TN:
Since getting the "R" I have become a big time watch face junkie :D . I change the face I'm using during the daytime every day. And at night I use a different watch face, but usually the same thing. During the day, I like a luxery analog type face and at night I typically use this one I made myself, but sometimes other digital faces. So I'm always changing my analog daytime face daily and prefer a digital face in the dark. Because once I cannot see the marks on the bezel, the hands with a standby face are harder to tell time with.

So take the poll, share your habits and even share faces you prefer.
[LG G Watch R] ahvipardik:
No, I use the Scuba watchface, nice and we'll readable. Looks Ok even in ambient mode.
[LG G Watch R] dersie:
I change face every day : one day analog clock and other day digital clock, alternate every 2 day with analog and digital :)
[LG G Watch R] ro_explorer:
Single face, my own design (watchmaker). I have this since before Christmas and I think I'll keep it (I even ordered a nice leather strap to go with it :) )
[LG G Watch R] grafikal:
When I first recieved my watch, I went through a watch face phase where I changed watch faces constantly. That eventually ended and I noticed I kept going back to the same one over and over again. Now I just use that one face. Maybe I'll use a different one for special occassions but my daily driver is the Scuba face.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.smartwatchface.scuba.diver.watch.face.android.wear
[LG G Watch R] Tonio78370:
I try others but rapidly get back to Instaweather. I must be a weather nerd...
[LG G Watch R] skyhiyatrist:
I've got a few I use, a smart/dress code1, sports 1, casual 1 & yes Tonio78370 I love Instaweather.
[LG G Watch R] Devray:
Can you please share the watchface :thumbup:
[LG G Watch R] ro_explorer:
I just uploaded that face on facerepo: http://facerepo.com/app/faces/details/minimal2-r-w-14aea412ab2
[LG G Watch R] Darnell_Chat_TN:
So I was running with this watch face today. (I know it's blue, which is higher on burn in. I configured it so only the hands would display in dim mode and I only used it today.)

I have to wonder, why and how would anyone with a Moto 360 make and use this watch face? Without any bezel, it's like guesswork to tell time [emoji2] .

I simply cannot believe some of the Moto 360 watch faces, that seem so impractical to use with no bezel. It's like they were really made for the "R" all along [emoji13] .
[LG G Watch R] ro_explorer:
It's only a matter of taste and also of getting used to a certain style. There are real watches with no markers, just the hands.

I, for example, am able to tell time with 1-2 minutes accuracy, in that mode (w/o markers).
[LG G Watch R] Darnell_Chat_TN:
Your statement is understood and respected. I don't have such skills :silly: . Especially given the watch faces shift periodically.
[LG G Watch R] ro_explorer:
Try it. You'll get used to it if you want to. However, we are having a digital watch so, I'll put on it as much info as I need - including markers :)

// sent from my phone //
[LG G Watch R] Darnell_Chat_TN:
I'm preferring marks. I'm not into guesswork.
[LG G Watch R] phil gpx:
Im using tasker to automatically change my watch face every morning and also have autowear to allow me to swipe to change faces, but only have 10 faces that i like.
[LG G Watch R] Darnell_Chat_TN:
For my night digital face, I'm really started enjoying the Krona Sunlight Watchface. It's a good one to check out. How they do things with that watch face is unique.
[General Questions and Answers] aabbbby:
I Need a Scatter file only but if you couldn't get the scatter file alone you can give me Rom for iball andi 3.5kke plus..

Thanking you in anticipation .... :)
[Moto X Q&A] rob6909:
Hello All,

Just officially signed up to this forum as I've exhausted all of my research.

Background:

In Dec, I jumped on the bandwagon and purchased 2 phones that were advertised as 1st Gen Moto X DEV Edition XT1060 - Verizon from a 3rd party vendor on EBAY. There was quite a few sold on this vendor site (many of you were probably also looking at this phone due to the good price). I have already read the post-purchase buyer reviews for this phone from this vendor to see if anyone had a similar experience to what has happened to me and didn't see any negative reviews. Anyway, just got the phones on Friday and was preparing to finally put my Droid X's to rest and activate the Moto X's. After opening the phones, I was disappointed to not see the "Developer Edition" imprint on the back of either phone, meaning that I believe that I have the standard plain-jane consumer 1st gen Moto X - Verizon . The phones do have the Verizon imprint on the back, but no "developer edition" imprint.

All of my research (the XDA and various other sites) indicates that if there is no "Developer Edition" imprinted on the back, then it is not a Moto X Dev Edition...period. Before I call the vendor tomorrow and raise cain with them, I was wondering if there is any other way I can determine if I have DEV edition phone WITHOUT initially powering up the phones because I don't want to activate these phones in case I decide to return them for a refund. Can I confirm simply by the IMEI number and without calling/chatting with Motorola direct? I'm also tracking that the warranty doesn't apply if not purchased from Motorola direct so I'm hesitant to talk with them at this point or attempt to register the phones on the Moto website to determine if the phones are eligible for the unlocked bootloader...Or is there another method I can use to confirm what I have without placing the phones through the activation process.

I understand that, given certain conditions, there are known methods to unlock the bootloader non-DEV Moto X's (thus voiding warranty) and that irregardless of unlocking the bootloader, I could still achieve my rooting/tethering etc, but that's not the point. The point is that I believe I have received a product that is not what I paid for as advertised by the vendor. Funny thing is that the factory sticker on the boxes the phones came in lists the phone as a MOTXT1060DEV, but again, not DEV Edition imprint on the back of the phone.

Appreciate the help from the Moto X subject matter experts on this site. Thanks!!
[Moto X Q&A] imnuts:
It would be a big help to have actual pictures of the phone(s). While it doesn't sound like you have a Dev edition, if it's just the printing, I wouldn't be worried if everything else is good.

Sent from my Moto X
[Moto X Q&A] rob6909:
OK, let me work on this....I'll send pics of the phone and the box it came in.
[Moto X Q&A] rob6909:
Pic attached..I covered the last few digits of the IMEI just as a precaution. I hope that doesn't make a difference in determining variant what I have.

Thanks again!
[Moto X Q&A] nhizzat:
I know you'd rather not contact Motorola, but why not try entering their IMEIs into Motorola's website for an unlock code?
[Moto X Q&A] bothgoodandbad:
Did you buy this from the amazon deal? 199$ for-filled by Amazon or Mango Wireless?

This is what I can offer, I have DEV, verizon, unlocked after a week of back and forth from Motorola (essentially there was a batch of Sept. - which threw an error when entering imei on their website which usually would be a 2 minute process to obtain DEV unlock code - that is miffed in their system so you have to go to their(official motorola) forum and find the thread that is for unlock codes and follow those directions to a 'T'. After that you will - if it is a DEV that had an incorrect back plate put on at the factory - receive the code in an email. No worries.

I tried a few roms, stuck with Krypton and waiver between Stock and Krypton. I get about 3 hrs SOT with 36 - 48 hours battery life on one charge. using it with everything functioning, good signal ..etc there are too many variables but the point is that is what you can expect with good signal, imo.

Honestly - and no offense to the Developers/Compilers - there really are not any 100% stable roms besides Krypton and Stock... for our verizon 4.4.4 out of box setup... that's my experience and I hope it's helpful. A lot are almost there... but hey I don't want almost or everything but or it's awesome except when's. I want 100% goodness. I'm a dork, good luck! You from slickdeals? Loveshare or something...

edit note: at this point I'd be fine with stock + xposed, but once I got krypton dialed in (just flashed it.. ha) and figured out - i think - the problem I was having was not rom related I've been using that ROM mostly. I rotate use with Stock to Krypton about a week at a time with each as I'm trying different variables ... to nerdily try and get the most out of the phone. But in reality they both are perfect and Krypton is optimized.
[Moto X Q&A] rob6909:
Well, another twist...I typed in one of the phone IMEI (taken from the sticker on the box) into one of the IMEI checker websites and it did not come back as a XT1060...so I don't know if the website isn't correct or is their some shoddy labeling going on at the vendo which lists the incorrect IMEI code...assuming the IMEI on the label is in fact correct and I was to type it in to the Motorola website, wouldn't they provide me with an unlock code but also void my warranty if it was determined by thea IMEI that it was not a developer edition phone?....Is their a way to ascertain the IMEI code from the phone without activating it. Thanks.
[Moto X Q&A] rob6909:
Dear GoodandBad, bought them from vendor off of Ebay...not a vendor you listed...im hesitant to name them as I have yet to hear from them and in fairness to the vendor, I want to give them an opportunity to make this right....comes down to the principal of a legimate sale...hoping that they simply have incorrect imprints on the back and that they are truly dev edition phones. I can live with that. Im simply wanting to be smart on this i.e. knowing what I really have so I can make some educated decisions as to the way ahead....hadn't saw anything on the web about the backs of dev edition phones phones not having the dev edition imprint on them...thanks.
[Moto X Q&A] :
If you try the Moto site to unlock, it'll either send you a code, or will say not eligible. If you get a code, it's a dev edition, cause the consumer Verizon phone cannot be unlocked. So no harm in trying, cause you won't void the warranty of the Non Dev Edition because you can't unlock it. ?

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Oh... But there still is the issue raised already... Some Dev Edition phones can't he unlocked cause of a glitch. And you need to contact moto about that.

Generally speaking, black front white back is a Dev Edition.
[Moto X Q&A] rob6909:
Ok Gents...I put the Imei into another website and alas, it came back with xt1060dev with a warranty expiration of Nov 2015 so I will attempt to get the unlock code from moto site and see what happens...probably should do this before I speak with vendor...I will let you know the outcome in a day or so. Thanks again.
[Moto X Q&A] bothgoodandbad:
great!^^
[Moto X Q&A] rob6909:
Dear GoodandBad, Darth and fellow forum members ,

Well, it;s not as simple as providing only the IMEI number to determine if the phone is eligible for a bootloader unlock code from Motorola. Below what is required to a request a bootloader unlock code from Motorola via it's automated application

First ensure your device has the latest tools.

Install the Android SDK. Download here.

Install the latest Motorola USB Drivers on your desktop. Download here.

Next get your Device ID

Put your device in fastboot mode (power off, then press the power and volume down buttons simultaneously).

On your desktop, open a command prompt or terminal, and go to the directory where you installed the Android SDK tools (or make sure fastboot is in your $PATH)

At the prompt, type $ fastboot oem get_unlock_data

The returned string will be used to retrieve your unlock key.

Example: On a Windows Desktop, the returned string format would be $ fastboot oem get_unlock_data

(bootloader) 0A40040192024205#4C4D3556313230

(bootloader) 30373731363031303332323239#BD00

(bootloader) 8A672BA4746C2CE02328A2AC0C39F95

(bootloader) 1A3E5#1F53280002000000000000000

(bootloader) 0000000

So, I have charged my new phones, but I've yet to power them on. Can I accomplish the above task in order to get the data string from both my phones BEFORE/WITHOUT activating the phones?

As a preview of coming attractions, I read the Moto forum at https://forums.motorola.com/posts/f2061da875 late last night and came across folks that bought the same DEV Edition phones from the same vendor were getting back "your device does not qualify for unlocking" when trying directly to obtain a bootloader unlock code from the Moto website application by providing the string above. Moto personnel listed the alternate instructions on this same forum link to email them and follow those instructions to a "T" in order to get a bootloader unlock code. The alternate instructions also involve executing a "fastboot getvar all" command to output the necessary info to send in the email to Moto. Can I execute this as well BEFORE/WITHOUT activating the phone?

Again, if in fact the phones are not XT1060 developer editions AND I cannot get a bootloader unlock code, I plan to return the phones to the vendor so I don't want to go through the whole process to activate them...I feel like I'm in a catch 22 here. I feel comfortable executing either of the above tasks if it comes down to it as I'm a bit of a techie as I've kept three rooted Droid X's operational going for almost 4 years now.

One more thing - have any of you ever heard if in fact there are Moto X Dev Edition (Verizon) phones out there without the Developer Edition imprint on the back of the phone. I couldn't find anything on this happening in all of my research. If so, can you pls provide a source of this info.

Thanks again for your feedback. It's much appreciated.
[Moto X Q&A] domenci:
None of any of this has anything to do with the phone being "activated", that is not a concern. That will happen only if you stick a SIM card in it. You can even boot the phone up fully, use it on wifi, whatever. Even if you do stick a SIM card in it you can take it out and put it in another phone to release the IEMI # in verizon's system. All you'd have to do to return it is a factory reset.
[Moto X Q&A] rob6909:
OK...the phones came with a SIM card already in them....I'll pull the SIM card out and then execute what I need to do in order to request a bootloader unlock command...thanks!
[Moto X Q&A] bothgoodandbad:
I came across one case, from the slickdeals site, very weird indeed!
[Moto X Q&A] tincbtrar:
Couldn't you check the model number of the phone by turning it on and going into settings?

I purchased my moto x from amazon for 199 and it says Dev edition on the back...got an unlock code in minutes from moto after going thru the process.
[Moto X Q&A] KidJoe:
[MENTION=6322791]rob6909[/MENTION],

A few things...

You are correct that the DEV Edition usually says Developer Edition on its woven white back. And I've not seen any that haven't, but I haven't kept up with that recent ebay sale...

The picture of the box you added does say MOTXT1060DEV like mine does (mine was purchased direct from Moto in Nov 2013).

Does the IMEI of the phone match the IMEI on the box label? If so, it could be that they ran out of backs with Dev Ed written on them.

There were many problems with the Dev Edition X's sold by the "eBay seller" and getting them unlocked. I thought there was a thread here on XDA about it, but can't find it at the moment.

There are two threads on Moto's forums about bootloader unlocking in general, along with help -> https://forums.motorola.com/posts/f2061da875?page=1 and -> See -> http://xdaforums.com/moto-x/moto-x-qa/moto-x-xt1060-developer-edition-unlock-t2963758 (which has been closed)

Boot the phone into Fastboot/Bootloader mode. What does it say for the status? And what is the version from the 2nd line.

Use VOL Down to scroll and highlight BARCODES. Use Vol Up to select it...

Does the IMEI/MEID displayed match the box?

WHat is listed as the date?

press Vol Up to exit the bar code screen

Next, while the phone is still in bootloader mode, hook it to the PC and do a fastboot getvar all and post what it says for the following...

(bootloader) version-bootloader:

(bootloader) revision-hardware:

(bootloader) unlocked:

(bootloader) sku:

(bootloader) cid:

If your SKU is XT1060, hopefully your CID is NOT 0x0002
[Moto X Q&A] rob6909:
KidJoe, etal.,

Well I have a good news/bad news story (I think bad news, but I'll let you confirm). Here are the answers to your questions and then I'll let you know where I stand...

Does the IMEI/MEID displayed match the box? YES

WHat is listed as the date? 10-06-2014

Next, while the phone is still in bootloader mode, hook it to the PC and do a fastboot getvar all and post what it says for the following...

(bootloader) version-bootloader: 30B7

(bootloader) revision-hardware: 0x8300

(bootloader) unlocked: no

(bootloader) sku: xt1060

(bootloader) cid:0x00

So, here is where I stand, I was able to retrieve a bootloader unlock code directly from the Moto website ( no email intervention) and I have since unlocked the bootloader, activated 1 of the 2 phones on VZW, rooted, installed TWRP 2.7.1.1 & Xposed and executed the X Tether module create by dymmeh. Everything is running flawlessly so I am good to go as to where I wanted to be i.e running stock 4.4.4 while rooted and having my tether "workaround" capability. The bad news is that after unlocking the bootloader and re-running the "fastboot getvar all" command my "is warrant void" value changed from "No" (before bootloader unlock) to "Yes" (after bootloader unlock). So the fact that the warranty value changed leads me to believe that I DO NOT have Moto X Developer Edition (VZW) phones which is what the EBAY seller was advertising. Before I call the EBAY seller, I wanted to solicit your feedback for final verification on whether I have a DEV Edition (i.e. other things to look at to confirm whether I have a DEV Edition). Based on your feedback, and assuming still at this point the I don't have a DEV Edition phone, I will then need to make a decision as to whether call the EBAY seller and discuss options (money back, get correct phone). I have a few hours involved in research and getting 1 of these phones running. I hate the thought of having to replace the phone I now have running even though the principle of the matter is that I paid for something that I didn't get...I'll have to weigh the pros and cons...Thanks for your support and feedback.
[Moto X Q&A] bothgoodandbad:
hmmm

i really don't know what to say, phone is amazing for the price regardless of dev edition i'd say. sorry you're having this issue. have you tried talking to verizon or moto to verify warranty is void even though your imei etc box etc say DEV edition hmm?
[Moto X Q&A] rob6909:
I have not contacted anyone as of yet i.e. MOTO or the ebay seller...I don't believe Verizon has a dog on the fight on this...Anyway, just looking for tidbits for 100% confirmation as to whether I do or do not have a DEV edition phone and then if confirmed that I don't have a DEV edition phone, think long and hard as to whether to address it with MOTO or the EBAY seller I bought the phones from OR simply be content with what I have. In the interim, gonna let my wife use the first XT1060 phone I got up and running for a week or so and make sure everything runs stable before tackling the 2nd phone (or sending it back based on the same premise). I'm really interested in what KidJoe has to say as well...That said, thanks for your prompt response...much appreciated.

UPDATE: Just got off the chat with Moto - Gave them the a) phone number the Moto X is using, b) the email address provided when requesting the bootloader unlock code from the Moto website app and c) when/where I purchased the phone. Moto rep told me that the warranty is intact (good news) even though the return value of the phone setting returned warranty void = yes AFTER I unlocked the bootloader. So this is good news, but I still would like to confirm beyond a doubt on whether or not I do in fact have 1st gen Moto X DEV Edition (VZW) phones even though they (two phones) do not have the developer edition imprint on the backs of the phone...Thanks.
[Moto X Q&A] :
The warranty flag likely trips on any X, Dev Edition or other. Guessing.

Another sign would be storage size.... Moto maker and Dev Edition has 32gb.... I think.... Lol

Anyway, it really makes no difference in the end. The only difference between the Dev Edition and any other X is warranty. And moto said you're good.... So you're set.

The mystery will likely never be solved 100 percent. But in the end, it makes no real difference, cause all unlocked X's are the same. " Dev Edition" really means nothing in the Moto X universe.... Aside from warranty status. ?

?
[Moto X Q&A] rskyline:
/subscribed! Interesting, I'm waiting for a Moto X Dev Verizon 32Gb too, bought it on Amazon from "MyParana" seller, it was fullfilled by amazon too. But i haven't received it yet.

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Sorry for OT, but, the Moto "not Dev" edition can be unlocked too?
[Moto X Q&A] :
Actually... If I'm not mistaken, the 32gb moto makers cannot be unlocked on moto site. So if anyone has a 32gb device and the Moto site unlocked it.... It's an unmarked Dev Edition. ?

If it's 16gb, it's definitely not a Dev Edition.

Mystery solved. ?
[Moto X Q&A] rob6909:
The EBAY seller sold almost 1500 of these phones ahead of my purchase...I would just find it ironic that I am the ONLY one who got "DEV ED" phones without the DEV Edition imprint on the back...In the course of my research, If I would have come across this happening to other folks and it was later confirmed that these were in fact DEV edition phones, then I wouldn't have ever brought this subject up. Yes, I am feeling pretty good now, especially tethering on 4G versus 3G on my old Droid X...Got tired of Mr Chow (movie - The Hangover) freezing when watching NETFLIX on my smart TV (laughing)...Did the 1st GEN non-DEV Editions Moto X also come with 32gb?...I've also saw a mention that there is difference with the color scheme difference between the 1st gen DEV and non-DEV edition, but I really don't know what that technically means or what to look for. Thanks!!!
[Moto X Q&A] :
Dev Edition has black front, white back and is 32gb. No consumer edition would come that way. The Moto maker could, but they can't be unlocked on the Moto site.

So I'd say this has been narrowed down well enough. ?

Again, once unlocked, all moto X's are the same as far as what you can and can't do. (aside from retaining warranty on the DE)
[Moto X Q&A] bothgoodandbad:
Nice! i'd say(wouldn't really listen to me though lol) .. I'd say that if after you've unlocked the bootloader via motorola, and confirmed that you're warranty is still valid then in their system it is 100% a DEV, I think the main difference between(besides 32 gb and white back black front) DEV and not is that a DEV edition does not lose it's warranty (unless a software glitch says it does, BUT moto says you didnt sooooo) after unlocking bootloader. good stuff!

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btw there is a teather hot spot built in on moto x, check it out in the Settings>More>Tethering And Mobile Hot Spot>

you can create a wifi for others to use/and pw protect it too (I think encrypted too) pretty sweet. not sure if that achieves the same thing you wanted with the xposed tethering thingy you are using. for me the built in teathering is awesome.
[Moto X Q&A] :
Oh, your last question.... Yes, all moto X 's can be unlocked, except Verizon, at&t and Republic wireless consumer models.

As far as I know anyway.