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[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PieOfJustice:
I've had that before. I can't remember how. I'm looking through all my account apps to see. I've never used hd widgets or kairo as far as I remember.

Edit: Sorry I've looked and looked but can't remember how I got that widget before. What video is that from?

Edit 2: Meh I give up. Must have been hd widgets, kairo or kairo xp skin as mentioned since it's the closest your going to get.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gatos:
Yes its hd widget , with kairo skin on google play !!:D
[Google Chromecast] yurch10:
Hey All,

Searched for awhile online, and can't find a definitive answer, so here goes-

I enjoy the auto-switch to HDMI-CEC with the CC (HDMI 3), but I can't get it to switch back to the original HDMI source (cable box/HDMI 1) after I'm done streaming from the CC.

From searching around, it seems as if the AnyNet+ (samsung's version of HDMI-CEC) only allows the "Look at me" switch, and can't go back, unless of course the other unit has CEC (which the cable box doesn't). Is there any way around this? It's great to not have to use the remote when going to stream something, but it's a bit silly that I still have to use the original remote to get back to the original source.

Thanks for any thoughts.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] daddyodizzel:
Well I don't have any signal. I booted CM11 snapshot. Since it did say I could with S-On. Now, my sim card is not detected? Also my internal storage is detected in phone but when connected to pc cannot see size of storage, I can see external. So with no internal cant boot into TWRP
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] simpl3lang:
sorry to hear that. im also experiencing the same issue. kind of. i lost signal. and with cyanogenmod rom 12 its telling me sim card is not detected. this issue of mine came up after i ruu'ed firmware upgrade and install a lollipop rom. hope someone chimes in with a fix
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] daddyodizzel:
I've tried running the RUU from htc website. Tried to flash backups from here, nothing.... Also tried flashing the 0p6bimg.zip and it tells me Hboot Version is older! Update fail! Device halted due to Large Image fail!..... I just want my phone to work at this point lol
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] dottat:
This is a known issue with the latest version OS. Are you s off or on?
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] daddyodizzel:
I am S-ON, this is the rom I tried to flash. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2743574 which in the comments towards the end it stated that I didn't needed to be S-OFF... but then again its the internet... I got too excited and forgot to nandroid backup, I don't mind going S-off but what's happening is in my about device, I have no imei and such. So sunshine tells me about the kernel.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] dottat:
So the problem is the new firmware and the way apns are now controlled. You can try flashing a lower version 100% stock sense Rom (not ruu since you cannot downgrade firmware). Once on lower stock Rom try sunshine. If you can get s-off you can then downgrade your firmware and try cm again.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] daddyodizzel:
Could you pin point me towards the required rom, if it's not too much to ask.

Edit: I flashed a ATT_1.58_STOCKED_DEODEXED, and everything is back and running! About to go get S-OFF then MAKE an nandroid, and then upgrade to lollipop! Yay!
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] dottat:
Good on ya mate! Sorry for the delay.. had to fly someone somewhere this afternoon.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] daddyodizzel:
No problem, I actually was like.... Oh yeah left lol but hey sometimes you got the hard way. Let me get your opinion, I love cyanogenmod UI, I currently have the skydragon lollipop rom with htc sense... Hate the UI of sense. I had flash CM12 nightly but sd card weren't mounting when connected to pc, could I get the skydragon rom GPE from the regular htc one m8 development section?
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] redpoint73:
RUU will work as long as you relock bootloader, right RUU for your CID, and you are not trying to "downgrade" (run lower RUU with hboot number lower than what is currently on the phone).
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] daddyodizzel:
I got it fixed after I flashed a deoxed stock rom. Finally made backup. S-OFF and currently on Eragon ROM.
[AT&T HTC One (M8)] redpoint73:
Sounds great. My previous post was as much for general information, as much as it was for this "specific case". And in fact, now that you have s-off you don't need to relock the bootloader to run RUU in the future, nor does the version check apply.
[T-Mobile LG G3] AmberBP:
I bought D851 from swappa and its coming Thursday this week, I would like to know if MetroPCS would work if the phone is locked tmobile..? Do I need to get it unlocked? I wanted to use it on $60 plan
[T-Mobile LG G3] qbanlinxx:
Any reason why you wouldn't do the T-Mobile prepaid?
[T-Mobile LG G3] Still_living714:
Why would you choose metro over t mobile?
[T-Mobile LG G3] AmberBP:
Because I'm born deaf then got hearing aid implant, I rarely talk on the phone so I text and use data more. $60 seems good for me rather than $30 plan 5GB since I am out of the house a lot. I'm not used to being on the phone and talk to people because they say something and I don't hear them well so I always needed someone by my side for it. I've been testing on MetroPCS and I was seeing if $30 5GB was good for me but I don't know. :confused: I'm sorry if its a bother. Its first time buying a unlocked phone I've saved up for outside of my family's contract plan.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Braaainz:
I'm on the MetroPCS $60 Plan. I had no problems using the phone. I was coming from Sprint.

The first t mobile store I went to wouldn't sell me the phone unless I signed up for T-Mobile service. I even got corporate customer service on the office with them, telling them that I could buy the phone without contract.

I ended up leaving, went down the street to a car toys store, and bought the phone for $50 less then the T-Mobile price.

I went into a mwtropcs branch, paid $10 for as sim card, and ported my number from Sprint.

Great coverage in my area (metropcs uses t Mobile towers).

The t mobile phone comes unlocked, so you shouldn't have any problems. Only thing to note is that each version of the g3 has different radios. So the t mobile version might not have as good of coverage on at&t's network.
[T-Mobile LG G3] AmberBP:
Thank you SO MUCH for your reply, I was worrying a lot but you gave me a relief. I bought the T-Mobile G3 in mint condition for good price without original box as the seller have good ratings on swappa, but it hasn't even arrived today because USPS wasn't updating much on the phone tracking and got all the way to Florida passing my state from New York. I live in Virginia and I gotten really upset, I was like never again with Swappa.. I never had any issues with eBay but I was wary about that.. Thank you so much for your reply though. Both of my phone case and sim card coming in now I will have to wait for it tomorrow tomorrow or the weekend, sigh. :crying::confused:
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zach61797:
I want to be able to enable a kinda glove mode where you dont need to touch the screen just be right above it
[Acer Iconia A500] Velocity_Stack:
Just as the title states - the power button will light up, but just a black screen.

I've read around, holding this button and that button, loading zip files on the sd card - holding this and that, still nothing.

I get no vibration and still a black screen like it's turned off.

Perhaps a bad logic board? - If so, I'll stop wasting my time and yours.

Thanks in advance for any replies.
[Acer Iconia A500] lou2004:
samething here...power light on , black screen. Is it totally bricked?
[Acer Iconia A500] Velocity_Stack:
Helps to see that I'm not the only one with the same issue.

I can only hope someone chimes in to direct us both in the right direction.
[Acer Iconia A500] omniastrider:
I think you should try to enter apx mode (you have to keep pressing reset with a needle or something like that, press the power button for 3-4 seconds, and after 1 second release the reset), and see if you can flash a new bootloader and recovery with the A500APXFlash tool (search in the web). But you have to retrieve the cpuid of your tablet, in order to use the flash tool...It's a kind of mess, but it can be done.
[Acer Iconia A500] Velocity_Stack:
I'm lost.

Let me just say, when I mean a black screen, I mean it's black - no lcd back-lighting or vibration from the unit.

I've tried what you described w/o a micro sd card in the slot and nothing hooked up to the tablet what so ever - nothing happens, except the power light coming on.

I've searched for the tool, read a little bit, but I'm getting lost within the terms.

Nothing I come across really explains what and how to do from a dummy standpoint.
[Acer Iconia A500] omniastrider:
I know that feeling...It's non easy, even for those who knows a bit of pc and electronic devices (like me). In these days I have tried all I could try in order to revive the Acer of my friend. At one point it didn't even show the Acer logo, neither anything on screen, only the power light on. I suppose that the bootloader was corrupted somehow. So, if you wanna try, you will need:

1) the CPUID of your tablet. For this you can use

usbdeview

, if you have ever connect the tablet to your pc (if you haven't it's much more difficult!). Double click on USBdeview.exe, click on "edit" and then on "find" (or simply CTRL+F). Search for "Acer Iconia" and then double click on the result. Now copy the serial number somewhere.

2) If you got the cpuid you can get the SBK (copy the serial numer

on this site

, and click on "generate my SBK". Now copy all the SBK and paste it on notepad or similar. All the 4 parts, with all the spaces!)

3) Now the tricky part: open the A500APXFlash tool, click on "Bundle market", "view bundles" and select one of the bootloader with a decent recovery (for example the bundle number 17). Type the number of the bundle, and click on "download". You can download it on your pc, or you can download the bundle in a temporary file. It doesn't change much, you choose.

4) You can skip the "BTC selection", and go on. Now follow the instructions on screen, and if your tablet get in apx mode maybe you are lucky enough to recover it.

I don't remember if you have to install the Iconia drivers in advance, but maybe you already have them on your pc.

If you manage to flash the bootloader, then you could flash whatever rom you want. If something is not clear, feel free to ask.
[Acer Iconia A500] Velocity_Stack:
I hooked the tablet up to my pc and saw the term APX pop up at the bottom right of the pc screen, like any new usb device does.

I ran usbdereview in section 1 of your instructions. Found APX in the list, double clicked and it brought up very little info about the device, but no serial number. Is the serial number on the original box the box the tablet came in possibly be the same serial number I might be trying to find? Cause I have the original box with all the bar code label info.

I won't go any farther until I hear back from you.

Thank you very much for attempting to walk me through this process, it really means a lot.

By the way, I'm a pc guru too, on a hardware platform mostly. I've built may puters and enjoy overclocking them to see how far I can push them, but when it comes to phones and tablets, I'm lost.

Thanks again.
[Acer Iconia A500] omniastrider:
Unfortunately the serial numbers are not the same.... :(

Now, if you can't find the cpuid using usbdeview, there is another option, you have to use Linux!

Here is the guide

to follow to get the cpuid. After obtaining the cpuid, the rest is pretty easy. I hope this will help!
[Acer Iconia A500] Velocity_Stack:
I got lost pretty quick.

This is how far I made it: I downloaded Ubuntu 14.04.2, burned the image to disc, ran it live as a trial (wow, it's different than windows), used the embedded Firefox to install all of the needed libusb (not sure I did all that correctly).

The thread said "grab the code eppeP posted and save to to a text file as apx.c", so that is where I got lost.

I restarted the PC to come back here for more guidance.

I'm also unclear on the following from where I left off in the guide "fire up terminal, brouse to where the apx.c file is ........ect" What terminal are they talking about? How do I get there?

Then farther down in the thread it says "run the following commands: sudo su gcc apx.c -o apx -apx -lusb-1.0 ............ How do run these commands?

Like I said, I'm lost and very sorry I can't grasp this.
[Acer Iconia A500] omniastrider:
Sorry if I didn't answer before, but I was a little busy...So, Linux can be a little tricky, especially if you're not a developer (I learned something in school). By the way, all you have to do is to install those softwares, and then

compile this piece of code

, using gcc (the Gnu C Compiler). The linux terminal is basically like the Dos terminal, known as command line terminal, as you may know. There may be many kind of terminals in the Linux environment, one of the most used is the

Bash Shell

. In Ubuntu you can open a terminal by pressing CTRL + ALT + T.

So, just to be sure to be clear:

1) save

this code

in a file called apx.c

2) Boot Ubuntu, install GCC, lsusb, libusb-1.0.x, libusb-1.0-dev

3) Open the terminal, change the "working directory" with the "cd" (it's "change directory" in short) command. You have to get to the directory where the apx.c file is.

4) Run the following commands

sudo su

gcc apx.c -o apx -lusb-1.0

5) Next, pop your tablet into APX mode - plug in microUSB, hold the RESET button, and press power for around 4 sec

6) Run the following commands (assuming same root terminal permissions. If not run sudo su beforehand)

./apx

If all went well, you should obtain the cpuid, or whatever it's called. Don't forget to write that damned number somewhere (even taking a screenshot or a photo of the screen!!). I hope this can help you.
[Acer Iconia A500] Velocity_Stack:
Just a minor update to what I've done so far, with questions. LOL

I decided to load Ubuntu as a side OS on my old laptop, which Vista resides on. I didn't want to screw with my tower in case of a crash, but wanted to retain my downloads and work instead of working on a *live" platform. (not knowing anything about dual boot OS)

Went well I guess, but Ubuntu takes over as the main OS if no action is taken on the boot screen, then if action is taken and you don't log into Windows, Ubuntu resorts back and loads. (lame IMO)

Ubuntu does not recognize any kind of wireless signal and wanted me to set it up manually (like I know all the numbers to make this happen, not), so I just hooked a CAT5 cable from the living room router for my next steps.

I attempted to to download the files mentioned, but remembering when I was running the *live DVD" there was a Ubuntu site for software packages, so I went there to grab what I needed. (I think this method was a fail)

When on the Ubuntu package site, I had the option of AMD64 and i386 for each file, I chose the AMD64 first and it gave a error window, then I followed up with the i386 and got nothing but a window with the circular icon and nothing in the window after that, so I closed the window.

I really have no idea if any of the downloads and installs actually work at this point. The laptop does have Intel hardware, so I'm thinking maybe the AMD64 software error-ed out because of that, but it doesn't explain why I never got a confirmation running the i386 software.

Should I have just stayed away from the Ubuntu site all together and just installed for a basic Linux system?

I'm done for tonight, but on vacation for the next week, so hopefully I can gain some ground and move forward to revamp this bricked Acer tablet.

I really appreciate your help and patients you've provided me to this point.
[Acer Iconia A500] Velocity_Stack:
Now I'm really stuck.

I saved that code on my windows desktop and in Ubuntu desktop - as a windows text file. (not sure if that is the correct way)

Anyway, I did open the terminal using the 3 keys as described.

It shows: user name@computer name:~$

I can't navigate away from that prompt....... I get: Bash: command not found or file or directory not found.

I started by using: cd/home/user name/Desktop/APX and various combinations.

Man I feel dumb.
[Acer Iconia A500] omniastrider:
We could try another approach: you could create a new file on the Linux desktop called "apx.c", and paste into it the source code. Then, using the command "ls" (which is the same dos "dir" command) and "cd" you could find the path to the file.

I report here some commands I used to compile the application needed to get the cpuid:
[General Questions and Answers] derek723561:
Hi, I'm really considering to buy a Samsung Galaxy Alpha but before I do I want to make sure that it would work on my current service provider. I'm aware that there are different models of this phone, so my question is: Which models of the Samsung Galaxy Alpha would work on Wind Mobile? Please give accurate information because I'm actually going to be purchasing this phone based on the feed back I get on this post. Thanks a lot! :)
[T-Mobile HTC One (M8)] rememberwe:
Hi gays.

I Have a questions to my HTC one M8.... T-mobile ver.

I'm live in Korea. so I must use LTE band 3(1800) that I using LTE network, to my HTC one m8.

(((((((((((((( (Korea's main lte Band is (850, 1800) ))))))))))))))

But T-mobile m8(Op6b130) isn't support LTE radio, for using LTE band 3.

Here is my questions.

how can I use LTE band 3?? is it possible?

radio patch ?? root?? anything ...

please help. OTL....
[T-Mobile HTC One (M8)] ylecoeur:
Any chance with olleh LTE?

Hello rememberwe,

I have tried to flash several RADIOS without success on my HTC M8 Lollipop 5.0.1 / SuperCID.

My provider is "olleh".

WWE radio gives me 3G only ("H" is displayed above the signal quality and the max D/U speed I get is around 6MB/s).

HK, TAIWAN, VERIZON radios give me no signal (cannot even recognize my SIM card and the network parameters are not accessible)

Did you finally manage to make your M8 connect to LTE?

Thanks.
[LG G Watch R] mhonard:
Why is it so hard to find, yet create, such a clock face. It was a a no brainier on the pebble and I understand the moto360 has such a watchface (at least the dual time part). The closest I have come is to use WatchMaker but I cannot overcome a few obstacles:

1. My local time, which course never changes, needs to be fixed to my local location. The best way I figure to do this is to assign my local location to one of the extra time zones, say location 1. Issues: I can only express the time in 24 hr format and the weather will be tied to the GPS location of the watch/phone.

2. My second time can be tied to another extra time zone, say 2. Again I can only get the time in 24hr format but I at least get weather at my location 2 since it is tied to the GPS.

So a compromise might be to live with the weather only in my current location but I would prefer a solution to use 12 hr time. Any solutions.
[LG G Watch R] CHeil402:
I know this is about a year old, but just ran into the issue myself. I used a custom script to solve the problem. Unfortunately, you have to hard code the time zone difference, although I'm sure you could get a lot more involved and use manipulation with the different time zone hour tags. But this is how I customized it to use a LUA script to hard code the timezone in. For example, if you're 6 hours apart...

({dh}>6 and {dh}-6 or {dh}+6)..":"..({dm}<10 and "0"..{dm} or {dm})

Hopefully you can make sense of that. Essentially you're using an if statement to say if the hour is greater than 6 subtract the 6 hour time difference, if it's less than 6 then add 6 since subtracting would give you a negative number. In LUA an IF <x> THEN <y> ELSE <z> turns into <x> and <y> or <z>. Also .. is the string concatenator, and unfortunately, {dmz} which is the minutes with leading zeros tag gets truncated when you treat it as text, so I used a second if statement to add back in the leading zero if necessary.

You'd just have to adjust the 6's in my example to match your respective time zone, so 3 hours would turn into...

({dh}>3 and {dh}-3 or {dh}+9)..":"..({dm}<10 and "0"..{dm} or {dm})
[LG G Watch R] ZaidSenall:
i was looking for a solution that used the time zones setup on the application instead of a hard coded one. I didn't find one, so I wrote my own script:

(string.sub("{tz1t}",1,-4) + 0 == 0 and "12" or string.sub("{tz1t}",1,-4) + 0 < 13 and string.sub("{tz1t}",1,-4) or string.sub("00"..string.sub("{tz1t}",1,-4) - 12,-2))..":"..string.sub("{tz1t}",-2)

this one does a two digit hour and a two digit minute by manipulating the time from the timezone tag provided by watchmaker. if you want timezone 2 or 3, simply substitute the 1 in {tz1t} with the 2 or the 3.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rdar_93:
Greetings people on this forum, I just wanted to find out how to check the Bootloader status on my Note 3.

I bought this phone yesterday, and I thought I bought the Exynos version but apparently I got the Snapdragon 800 version signed to Verizon. Though I have my suspicions about my seller because they sold it to me in the spanish text box, stating it had the Exynos octacore chip inside. But I'm happy that it's not that version because the Snapdragon is better lol

It's the 32gb variant and I've been looking through the forums and saw the device has Cyanogenmod 11, but requires the Developer edition of the phone. Now I have absolutely no idea how to check bootloader status, which is why I'm posting here.

As you know, the model number is the SM N900V.

Any other information could be provided.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated :D
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mirrin:
behind the battery it will say developer version or something like that while running you can use an app called Cpu-z to tell you much of the information you need to know and if you could tell us what version of android is running on it now we can tell you how screwed you are.

it should say something like this under baseband.

N900VVRUCNC4

If it says N900VVRUCNK1 and your android version is 4.4.4 your boned no root no roms.

nc4 has a slim glimmer of hope in that they forgot to blacklist the nc2 kernel and thus we have a way in with roms but as of yet there is no way to root NK1
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jcoltrane890:
I surmise that you want to know if your bootloader is locked or unlocked, correct?

Developer Edition phones have an unlocked bootloader. If you have a developer edition I would think you would have been so aware upon purchase. A seller would have made such a selling point.

If you have a Developer Edition, you will be able to use TWRP "recovery" to flash Cyanogen MOD. Of course, your phone will need to be rooted. Note, you will be limited to ROMs made exclusively for the Developer Edition.

Re Cyanogen Mod, if you have a Developer Edition you will be able to flash CM. If you do not then you will be somewhat limited

Cyanogen MOD for Dev Ed:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2600883

Jfyi, Verizon phones have a locked bootloader.

Fortunately, a forum member has provided a work-around recovery: Safestrap; which can be used to flash ROMs. Of course, your phone must be rooted. Though, because the bootloader is locked you will be limited in the (non-Dev Ed) roms and kernals available for use.

Safestrap Xda forum:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2517610
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rdar_93:
I took a snapshot of my cpuz and I've got the NC4 version so hopefully that counts for something lol I still dont know how to check for unlocked or locked status and it didnt say anything on the back of the phone. Plus I bought it from a retailer who I assume bought it refurbished and sold it here. Read the op and youll see why I say that lol but yeah if theres a tool I could use thatd be great