yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qoncept:
My doctor told me today I should get a heart rate monitor with an alarm. So I can easily look at my wrist, see I'm getting stressed out and chill myself out. I figured this may be my excuse to get a smartwatch, but I want to make sure it will do what I want before spending the money.

So.. if I got, say, an Asus Zenwatch, is there an app I can run that will notify me when my heart rate is high? The one my doctor uses has a red LED that lights up above a set number and I'd like to closely duplicate that - NOT necessarily having my HR always visible, but the alert always visible. Thanks in advance!
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sirrelevant:
I think you should ask your doctor exactly what he recommends. So many problems here.

1. zen watch uses ekg by touching the bezel with your free hand. Nothing automatic about it. I suppose if you get in the habit of catching yourself feeling stressed and checking your pulse, this might work, but reviews say it's not accurate.

2.No android watch automatically does continuous monitoring. Moto 360 includes an app to do spot checks. I don't know if that software has an alarm function.

3.There are a few 3rd party apps that will check your pulse at some interval. No idea if they have an alarm function.

4.Most importantly: if this is something you are seriously counting on for your health, an android wear watch as a hrm is a bad idea. Not the gear live, the 360, nor the gw-r have highly reliable PPG sensor. Also, some people are able to get good, reliable readings at their wrist. Many are not.

PPG/optical heart sensors for continuous reading suck a (relative) lot of power thanks to the LEDs shining onto your skin. The best consumer ones for exercise use on the market last 10 hours, max.

A chest sensor (back to EKG) lasts MUCH longer. I can't see wearing that all day, though. If your doctor's plan is to get you to use something for maybe a week so you learn when you're stressing, I can see dealing with this for a while. But as a long-term solution? No, thanks.

I'm very curious to hear what exactly your doctor has in mind. I think a fingertip pulseox reader that you can slip on as needed would strike the best compromise of accuracy and convenience.
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoodmulti:
None of the current batch of android wear watches can accurately measure heart rate, let alone continuous measure, due to their sensors and the algorithm being used. Mio alpha/ mio fuse are the only accurate wrist band available in the market. You may wanna check it out.
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sketron13:
I've got both a Mio Link and the Gear Live and have used the Mio for the last year during my runs. I wore both on my last run, and at steady state they aren't any more than 2-3 BPM apart. It's a different story when heart rate is going up or down. The Mio tends to track heart rate more closely (maybe a few seconds lag from reality). If I stop running and my heart rate starts to drop from the 150s, the Gear just stays in the 150s while the Mio shows it accurately. Could be the one LED vs 2 LEDs on the Mio, it puts out quite a bit more light. I'm also sweating pretty heavily by that time. Sweat and weaker lights, all other things equal, would give inaccurate readings if any at all.
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darnell_Chat_TN:
I highly recommend everyone read this article and view the related video there too.

And also read why Apple decided against heart rate and other health sensors in their watches.

None of these wearables work like a chest monitor, the wearables are doing a lot of guess work and are not what you need if you want accuracy or something to show a doctor. I typically use my LG G Watch R during workouts, but I also have a real chest monitor, for when I want to see the real deal.
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sirrelevant:
That cnet article implies the PPG sensor is gone, but the wsj report that it's based on doesn't say they've axed it, just other functions like glucose monitoring. Nothing on the apple website about heart rate has been removed, either.
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darnell_Chat_TN:
You mean the ZDNet article.

If you have WSJ access, read paragraphs 1 & 2 of this article. It's pretty clear, they wanted a heart rate monitor and decided against that, and against a host of other health features.
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qoncept:
Thanks for all the input guys, I guess a smart watch wasn't in the cards for now. I'm more concerned about constant monitoring than absolute accuracy. I ended up buying a Fitbit Charge HR over the weekend. There's no alarm like I hoped for, but I can easily look at it and get what seems to be a relatively consistent reading. I don't think this is a permanent solution but it'll work for now.

Now to start digging up Fitbit hacks. Thanks again!
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sirrelevant:
No access for me. Is this it?

"But these features didn’t perform consistently on some people, including those with hairy arms or dry skin. Results also varied depending on how tightly the person wore the Watch, they said. Instead, Apple opted for more pedestrian pulse-rate monitoring, these people said."

(from bgr.com)
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darnell_Chat_TN:
No, that paragraph is near the very end.

They were looking to make a far more advanced heart rate monitor. They may mirror what is in other wearables, but it's nothing like they envisioned. And a given that present wearable heart rate monitors are not medically reliable. This article reflects more of the WSJ article.
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sketron13:
I agree that if you put one of these hrm on 1,000 people once or twice, the accuracy probably isn't that great. When you run almost every day with one, you pretty much figure out how to get accurate readings. I've been using that Mio Link for at least a year and a half, and I can say when it's connected to my watch (probably 95% of the time) it's pretty dead on. The whole range, from about 55 to 200. The only unknown is the time lag, as I don't have a reliable means to measure that.
[Sprint LG G3] dcmasta:
Alright I've had the G3 for almost 6 months now and am finally ready to root and put a custom ROM.

Now I have rooted and put on customer recoveries and ROMS on all of my phones (HTC Supersonic, Galaxy S2 & 3, HTC M8).

I recall when the root was finally obtained you needed to use something called bump and ROMS need to be Pre-Bumped for it to be installed.

Also I've read about partitions and if they're not done correctly you could brick the phone.

I see that the official Lollipop build has been released and I would like to do this right the first time.

Any list or set of what steps to take to prevent any kind of catastrophic failure would be appreciated.
[Sprint LG G3] s0c9:
I have posed similar question in the Dev section...

There is no root for ZV6, but you can downgrade (following instructions here: http://xdaforums.com/sprint-lg-g3/help/frequently-questions-sprint-lg-g3-t2866690) to ZV4 then update with the available rooted stock ZV6 or other custom rom.

AFAIK, no-one has posted if the stock ZV8 can be rooted, whether we should take the OTA update or ???

Or we have to follow the instructions above and go ZV4 to ZV8.

I'm on ZV6 and have not yet done the downgrade/root...
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
[MENTION=2666782]dcmasta[/MENTION]: You're probably on version ZV6 of the KitKat ROM. If you're still on ZV4, skip step 1.

1. Use LG Flash Tool to revert to ZV4. More recent versions of the ROM are not rootable: http://xdaforums.com/sprint-lg-g3/general/guide-how-to-restore-sprint-lg-g3-ls990-t2852042

2. Use Stump to root: http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/orig-development/root-stump-root-lg-g3-sprint-verizon-t2850906

3. Install the current version of TWRP, which is already "bumped": http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/orig-development/recovery-twrp-touch-recovery-2-8-2-0-t2966129

4. Install SuperSU. If it prompts you to update the binary, do so: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.chainfire.supersu

5. Use TWRP to make a Nandroid backup of your phone. I would suggest using Titanium Backup to back up your apps and app data (not system data). It can make switching to a new ROM much easier, but note that restoring from a KitKat ROM to a Lollipop ROM may be problematic.

Peruse the Sprint G3 Android Development and Original Android Development forums and find a ROM you want to try. All the available ROMs for the Sprint G3 are pre-bumped.

If I've missed anything, I'm sure someone else will chime in.
[Micromax Canvas Juice Questions & Answers] :
Q&A for [Ported Rom] LeWa OS v5 - MIcromax A177 Canvas Juice {13.10.31}

Some developers prefer that questions remain separate from their main development thread to help keep things organized. Placing your question within this thread will increase its chances of being answered by a member of the community or by the developer.

Before posting, please use the forum search and read through the discussion thread for [Ported Rom] LeWa OS v5 - MIcromax A177 Canvas Juice {13.10.31}. If you can't find an answer, post it here, being sure to give as much information as possible (firmware version, steps to reproduce, logcat if available) so that you can get help.

Thanks for understanding and for helping to keep XDA neat and tidy! :)
[Micromax Canvas Juice Questions & Answers] Swaranan:
Nice rom no bug

Great work bro..Working fine without any bug,,also camara updated...Can you post some others rom for this phone?/
[Micromax Canvas Juice Questions & Answers] shivam.f55:
have to change boot.img or NOT ?
[Micromax Canvas Juice Questions & Answers] jatin222:
Accept my group join request on fb

Hi, Monty Kumar

I am Jatin Ahluwalia

Please accept my group request on facebook

I sent you group join request a few weeks ago but you didn't it yet
[Micromax Canvas Juice Questions & Answers] jatin222:
Micromax A177

I tried many other roms but this is the best rom. I installed this rom yesterday and fixed low sound bug. Awesome rom,no bugs,no lag,very stable,smooth. Like this rom.

Thank you Monty for porting this rom to Micromax A177
[Micromax Canvas Juice Questions & Answers] Amal davies:
Im using this os for two months there is no problem for in the one month in the second month im found a bug that is when install an apk file the install or next button is not working.. And the same creating security pattern the next button is not working. cancel buttons are working at the same time.. There where no touch complaints in my phone... What can i do?? Contact me....and im resetted os by using. Boot menu.. And it was clear... After one-twp hours i got the same problem
[Samsung Galaxy Alpha] Sptinter1099:
Hello everybody. Does anyone know if Samsung is planning a wireless charge edition of the galaxy Alpha s view cover?
[Samsung Galaxy Alpha] dampil:
IQ Cover is available I think ! I search a Ultra thin one

Hi Sptinter,

I search for a QI Ultra Thin Charger PAD (I want to conserv the orriginal Silver Cover).

During my research I found on Ebay some offers for QI Cover charger for Galaxy Alpha :

key words to found them :

S-Charger-Cover-Nera-Originale-Samsung-Ricarica-Wireless-Qi-pr-Galaxy-Alpha-G850

Genuine-Samsung-Galaxy-Alpha-Qi-Wireless-Charging-Battery-Cover-White-

Genuine-Samsung-Galaxy-Alpha-Qi-Wireless-Charging-Battery-Cover-Black-

I hope it helps you.

If somebody now a UltraThin PI Pad that is compatible or usable qith Galaxy Alpha it would be great.

Thanks !
[Samsung Galaxy Alpha] sunnyandtony:
There are several online now. I am curious which cases would be best to use with it though. I figure it has to be a thin case, but I am curious what specific cases people are using.

The wireless back here in South Korea are less than $20 online, so I am planning on picking up two for myself and my wife.
[Samsung Galaxy Alpha] Carambolero:
Found this one interesting as well.

Alpha SlimPWRcard - 0.5mm Qi Receiver for Samsung Galaxy Alpha

And there is Official back covero from Wireless chargin.

Regards.
[General Questions and Answers] speedfreak1982:
I bought one Note 3 as a gift to my parrent and it looks like it is heating nicely :) I would like to ask for an advice here what should i do ?

Shall i do following ::::

-Wait for next OS upgrade

-Install some custom ROM ( if you have some to recommend of course)

-replace it with note 4

Those are my options currently!

Feeel free to share your experience, thoughts, opinions, advise everything is welcome !
[General Questions and Answers] micklesbox:
speedfreak1982

My note 3 is not heated. Only when activated navigation. And then, not really hot ...

But I think, judging by the reviews, or update to android 5 or changed to note 4.
[General Topics] mrdownboy:
Amazon has the Azpen A750 on sale for $69.99. It does not list bluetooth, but i called Azpen and confirmed that it does have it.

This is a basic (entry-level) 1024x600 Intel Atom Quad - Core tablet with Kitkat. Yes, it does have the Play Store.

16:9 5-touch multicapacitive touchscreen

1024 x 600 resolution

Bluetooth® device support

1GB DDR3

Micro USB, mini HDMI®, micro SD™ Card expansion

b/g/n Wi-Fi

G-sensor & accelerometer/gyroscope

Intel® Baytrail-T Quad Core Z3735G 1.33-1.83Ghz processor

Intel HD Graphics (Gen 7)

Front- & rear-facing cameras (2.0 & 0.3)

[ROOTING GUIDE Coming Soon!]
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] lobes:
Hi,

I have TOMTOM installed on my M600 and also have an Erricson HCB-30 Bluetooth hansfree car kit. I want to know if i can get the TOMTOM directions to sound through the car kit rather than the phones speaker.

Any ideas??
[G2 Android Development] Flo0008:
[IMG="Omni"]http://androidswiki.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/levz7ruv7gxv3lduo8vw.png[/IMG]

[IMG="omni1"]http://omnirom.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/omnirom_logo-big_layout_transparent-250px-150x150.png[/IMG]

[SIZE=3]/*
/* Your warranty is now void.
/*
/* I am not responsible for bricked devices or dead SD cards.
/* Please do some research if you have any concerns
/* about using custom ROMs/Kernels.
/* YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
/* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
/*[/SIZE]

ABOUT:

* This thread is about the Unofficial Builds of OmniROM based on *

* ANDROID LOLLIPOP 5.0.X *

​

DOWNLOADS:

Download OmniROM: D800 | D801 | D802 | D803 | F320 | LS980 | VS980

Download GAPPS for Android 5.0.X: here

​

CREDITS AND THANKS

- OmniROM team-members for the awesome rom.

- @CyanogenMOD for the device sources.

- @Rashed97 for bringing up Lollipop for the LG G2.

- @RenderBroken for the great kernel sources.

- @RenderBroken, [MENTION=2777226]arcardinal[/MENTION] for helping me to start up building for the LG G2.

- HUBDROID: [MENTION=5265948]Info4Geek[/MENTION] without him I couldn't build OmniROM for the LG G2. All my roms are built on his build and hosting server.
​

INSTALLATION:

FIRST INSTALLATION OF THIS ROM:

* make a backup of your current rom.

* download the rom and the GApps.

* move the downloads to your SD-Card.

* reboot to recovery.

* do a Factory Reset (dalvik, system, data).

* install the Rom and then the GApps.

* reboot the system.

* enjoy OmniROM.

The flash-process may take about 2-5 minutes. Please be patient!!

The boot-process too!!

ROOTING:

Since OmniROM does not come rooted out-of-the-box, you can use SuperSU to do that if needed.

You can always fetch the latest stable from chainfire's site: Download

Flash it via TWRP and you're done.

​

SOURCES:

Device-source: here

OmniROM-sources: here
​

​

XDA:DevDB Information

[ROM][D80/X][LS/VS980][F320][UNOFFICIAL] OmniROM Lollipop [5.0.2][20150219], ROM for the LG G2

Contributors

Flo0008, OmniROM, Lg-Devs

Source Code: https://github.com/G2-AOSP/android_scripts/tree/android-5.0

ROM OS Version: 5.0.x Lollipop

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x

Based On: OmniROM

Version Information

Status: Beta

Created 2015-02-17

Last Updated 2015-02-19
[G2 Android Development] Flo0008:
Reserved

ISSUES:

- you tell me

Bug reports belong in the "Bug Reports" tab of the rom thread. To solve a bug an accurate description of it is needed plus

the variant of the LG G2 you are using. Most helpful are bug reports with a logcat.
​

CHANGELOG:​

20150219:

* Render-Kernel

* USB-charging-mode added

BUILD 1:

* Initial Release

​
[G2 Android Development] Flo0008:
Reserved

SUPPORT HUBDROID:

[IMG="hubdroid"]http://builds.hubdroid.com/assets/img/xhubdroid-jenkins.png.pagespeed.ic.Qrk9GHJ5QI.png[/IMG]

Like mentioned above, all of my builds are made on HUBDROID. Without this platform I cannot

make further builds of the rom.

The official website of HUBDROID: www.hubdroid.com

The idea behind HUBDROID: About

Please help to keep the server online. Every Donation is highly appreciated.

All donations are completele spent for the server and hosting costs of HUBDROID.

You can send donations to the following PayPal address with the PayPal button just after this text or directly on this mail: admin@info4geek.com (it's the same).

Questions about the server,donations or anything else: Write [MENTION=5265948]Info4Geek[/MENTION] a message. He is the genious guy behind this platform.

[IMG="pay"]https://www.paypalobjects.com/en_US/i/btn/btn_donateCC_LG_global.gif[/IMG]

​
[G2 Android Development] Flo0008:
D802 and D800 are online and free to download ... the other variants should come by tomorrow ;)

Hope you enjoy it :)

I only tested the D802 variant on my device right now, please report about the function/problems of

the other variants.

Yours, Florian.

EDIT: Screenshots added.
[G2 Android Development] UncleSamPT:
What's the difference between this rom and other AOSP lollipop roms in the forum? Genuinely questioning, not flaming.
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
After Jake I never thought I'd see omni for our device.

[MENTION=5522022]Flo0008[/MENTION] you are a savior, and I hope more developers look into using omni as a base.

Thank you very much for sharing your build.

---------- Post added at 06:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:05 PM ----------

Omni like slimkat, is typically very light. The intention being to use it as a solid base, then to build upon it with their own cherry picked options.

Dirty unicorns for our device was based on omni and was packed with a ton of features. omni itself maintained officially by Jake, was very very light. Barely any customizations.

That means fast, good battery, and it works.

Or you can load it up to be whatever you want it to be.
[G2 Android Development] UncleSamPT:
Ok thanks for explaining!
[G2 Android Development] Flo0008:
OmniROM is very close to AOSP by Google. I think this tells everything about Omni: http://omnirom.org/about/

Thank ya :) It is awesome to hear such nice words!! :)

You are completely right, Omni is a great rom. It is one of my favourites because it doesn't have that

much modifications. Less is more.
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
[MENTION=5522022]Flo0008[/MENTION]

Couldn't agree more. I used to hang out a good bit in the old omni thread and really learned to appreciate simple ROMs. Battery and speed is definitely noticeable.
[G2 Android Development] reemar:
always good to see one more dev, good luck!!

quick question, is it support f2fs partition on data and cache or that would bring some issues?

---------- Post added at 01:25 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:25 AM ----------

always good to see one more dev, good luck!!

quick question, is it support f2fs partition on data and cache or that would bring some issues?
[G2 Android Development] shehroze3:
Sweet a new rom! Quick question: does this have RRO built in?
[G2 Android Development] GalaticStryder:
One more ROM to the club of the "Simple and reliable, it won't let you down" :good:

Good base, but you'll need to add some simple features to make users life easier.

I used PA as base but I needed to purify the source a little bit to make it more lightweight I didn't know Omni was that good, unfortunately I have made too many progress already on it, if I don't I would switch to Omni.

Keep it up [MENTION=5522022]Flo0008[/MENTION]

---------- Post added at 08:57 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:55 PM ----------

It has RRO support just. But if they committed RRO, I think their gonna implement Layers as a combo. RRO by itself does nothing.
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
[MENTION=6175749]GalaticStryder[/MENTION]

Pa is a good base as well. Honestly I'm surprised to see any form of omni.

[MENTION=3878813]jakew02[/MENTION] beat his head against the walls forever trying to get omni on a 4.4 kernel base but was having a real hard time with camera.

Anyways, better late than never.
[G2 Android Development] goast:
This is 44 based?
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
4.2 kernel base
[G2 Android Development] mykenyc:
Going to test on my D801
[G2 Android Development] bbender716:
Waiting eagerly for vs980 to drop! Will flash tomorrow morning and report back. Currently running aicp + render.
[G2 Android Development] mykenyc:
I don't know why, but i've tried every lollipop rom for the D801 and all of them is plagued with the WIFI - Bluetooth bug including this one, where if i connect to WIFI and turn on Bluetooth, then the WIFI goes off. Is this a Lollipop bug or just something else?
[G2 Android Development] raikol:
D800 clean flash, almost everything works well except compass, stock mms and the WiFi/Bluetooth issue.

Edit: MMS works on 3g but not 4g. May be APN settings.
[G2 Android Development] ktetreault14:
Downloading for ls980. Also wondering if it has layers support?
[G2 Android Development] NormiitsZ:
I dont see screenshots :/
[G2 Android Development] Flo0008:
Look on your web browser: In this thread you can see a "Screenshots" tab. There are the screenshots ;)
[G2 Android Development] Flo0008:
UPDATE:

D803 had a problem at building yesterday, so ls980 and vs980 and f320 couldn't build, too.

Anyway, I think I figured out the problem and now I started building again. Hope there are no problems.

If not, d803 would be ready to download in around 1.30 hours.

Sorry for that.

EDIT: More conflicts. But should work now. Please be patient, it could take some more hours to build and upload. But the devices should get ready

today.
[G2 Android Development] haiderockx:
admin plzz also upload this rom for f320

admin plz upload this rom for f320
[G2 Android Development] heleos:
Please read the post above yours
[G2 Android Development] reemar:
f2fs is supported on data and cache?
[G2 Android Development] somberi:
I think this is a known issue for all lollipop builds for the G2. I maybe wrong. But for me it has been the way all throughout from the first lollipop builds till date. D802 here btw.

[MENTION=5522022]Flo0008[/MENTION] thanks for the omni base builds :good:
[G2 Android Development] bbender716:
I can vouch for this.

---------- Post added at 05:11 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:10 AM ----------

This support is on the kernel level. Render 10 supports these regardless of ROM fwiw
[G2 Android Development] bnurekenov:
VOIP calls

is the voip issue still remaining?
[G2 Android Development] Flo0008:
Please guys, bug reports should be more expressive. Which voip issue?

And the bug about bluetooth and wifi mentioned above: Can anybody give me a more exact description?

When my wifi is switched on and I switch on bluetooth, both of them are working.

Thanks in advance.

There is no f2fs support right now. I will switch to Render's kernel next time.
[G2 Android Development] mykenyc:
When you turn on your WiFi connect to a network, then turn on the Bluetooth, after a few seconds your WiFi should shut off.
[G2 Android Development] remio33:
That's a reccurent bug known by the devs of lollipop rom...we have to deal with as long as the problem is fix
[G2 Android Development] Flo0008:
Yeah, I don't have this bug. (D802)

Which device are you using?
[G2 Android Development] baruch6132:
just tried installing on my d800.... it keeps going in a boot loop. has the LG logo, then starts playing the booting animation for the rom, freezes after like a half second, then reboots. been like this for a few min. please help ._.