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[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] d1eter:
same thing happened to me, location: O2 Service Center Singapore.

the device cannot connect to any telco provider, changing the SIM card didn't change anything. it just won't register to the network, keeps searching...

so I leave it in the service center and they promised to call back which they never did. I have to repeatedly call them for status update. Then after almost a month they quote me S$400 plus for a mainboard replacement, which I refuse to pay, it's too much.. so I claimed back the device and still have to pay S$47 for a service charge.

furthermore.., the void sticker which covers the little screws in the back casing still intact. which means, during that time when my O2 is at the service center, they didn't even bother to check the inside component at all. and there's no sign of a hard-reset attempt too. so they just propose to change the mainboard without doing any physical checking at all.

:(
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] skysfh:
I used the Xphone II in early days, then O2 change their repair service provider to some guy in Bugis Junction and I really don't like it. From then no O2 for me. I am actually contemplating of trading in my 818Pro for the atom exec cos the price is cheap now at M1. but seeing so much negative comments, i changed my mind.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] Mochan:
I want an 818Pro but I found an Atom Exec before I found the Dopod. I think the Exec is an awesome phone. I've set mine up properly now and it is very good. Very fast and responsive, the O2 software is great -- O2 Plus works so well I don't have to install other musthaves I used to have like spb pocketplus, vBar, etc -- call reception is great and speaker volume is loud enough.

My only problems with it are the battery life -- but that's a problem with any PocketPC -- and the 2.5mm jack which outputs such poor quality sound, so if I want to use the phone as an MP3 player I have to use a bluetooth stereo headset (which in turn drains the battery life even faster).

The Atom Exec is an awesome phone, don't let all these negative comments deceive you.

PS -- the original Atom may be bad but the Exec is very good out of the box as far as I can tell.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] skysfh:
Thkx Mochan. a bit of a confidence booster there. my 818Pro is only slow, and doesn't have A2DP or radio. I like to have radio, and it has macro camera mode, good for close up shots. Only if they have a more complete 818Pro.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] orencs:
sorry for the bed english...

i have experia z3 compact rotted

4.4.4.

build 23.0.a.2.93

how can i update to lolipop and keep my root?

10x.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tuberomix:
Yes you can indeed! You just have to flash a pre-rooted Lollipop firmware (linked). That link has a pre-made pre-rooted 5.0.2 Lollipop firmware that should work well! The only problem right now is the the XZDualRecovery does not really support Lollipop yet, but will very soon be updated!

You may also want to refer to this comprehensive guide.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hayatesan:
And is that a problem if XZDualRecovery is not supported yet ?

I have a Z3c rooted on 4.4 and I still don't understand what is the purpose of dual recovery. What does it change for me on a daily basis if I flash a pre-booked 5.0.2 and if dual recovery doesn't work yet ?

Sorry for the dumb question, I prefer to make sure before trying to flash the pre-booked 5.02 :)
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _katho_:
Changes nothing for you.

An identical thread already exists.

Tapatalked
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fusk:
Is there additional useful information in that thread ?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cpurick:
You might have problems installing Xposed. In KitKat I could only install it from Recovery. If Lollipop is the same you might not be able to install it until there's a working Recovery.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fusk:
Xposed is still alpha for lollipop, expect issues.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] orencs:
i just donwload this file and 1 more qustion...

is it support hebrew? if not where do i get file like this thet support hebrew?

and i simplly update via ota...my root will dissappere?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b_boy_9x:
Just tried to root my z3c this morning and install xposed, root is ok but still I can't update xposed to run module, where can I get the zip file to install xposed ? thank you in advance :)
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tribemac:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3034811

Xposed for LP
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b_boy_9x:
i'm using kk and already install this by recovery after reading that post :)
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mazzeru:
After reading a couple of posts :

- "real" root on lollipop is not yet available. You can't mount system as r/w without recovery.

- no recovery yet support lollipop.

- xposed is yet in beta for lollipop. However, everything works except modules made specifically for kk.

- xposed can only be installed via recovery on lp. It's because of security breach fixed.

So, I would advise to wait for a recovery before flashing lp.

Best chance are at nut's dual recovery.

Regards.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tribemac:
Xposed doesn't work well at all on z3c people is stucked in bootloop after second restart. And some people have r/w on lollipop including my self.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pedro5148:
I did the same process do I get root in version .77 for the lollipop, but not worked.

What can I have done wrong?
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
Please help
[XDA Assist] Razvan:
Hi there,

Pleasde register an account and follow this thread where is discussed about your device:

Micromax A89 : All Things & Developments Threads

Also you can ask in this forum if that thread does not match with your needs:

A89 Ninja Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Good luck
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elreydenj:
Hello all. I believe this started to occur upon updating to 5.1. Not sure if it happened on 5.1 D but I don't recall hearing it. On the newest 5.1 E image, I can hear a faint crackling or feedback when in certain apps. It is constant when in camera mode and it is almost undetectable. if you do not have good hearing then you probably will not notice. It occurs on both the stock kernel and on franco. Can you guys check to see if you are experiencing something similar? You basically have to put your ear right up to the phone when in camera mode or while in Google +. I almost liken it to the feedback or interference that you would experience when your phone is near another radio device. Thanks.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elreydenj:
Update: Just realized that I can hear the crackling/noise/feedback when going into multiple goggle apps. Google+ , Camera, and I believe most apps in general when I put my ear right up to the middle of the phone. I may try flashing the D radio in order to see if it goes away?

Update: Same faint noise with the D radio.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elreydenj:
Update 2: Appears to only occur in apps that access your location while you are using them, most notably camera and maps.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nixetro:
Hello Guys. I have a SAMSUNG (WCDMA) galaxy S II GT i9100 (CMIIT ID: 2011CP2751)

Is from Koreea, original device. I rooted this phone using odin, i flashed a european firmware, because on his original firmware i had restrition on apps. Recently, i gave him hard reset (wipe data factory reset, wipe cache) and after rebooting,he shows me the steps for configuration (language, wifi, samsung account, etc) and at this time it rebooting and is stuck on samsung logo. Now i have to flash again but i don t know baseband version. I downloaded a firmware and shows me FAIL when i flashed with odin. I need this baseband version. Cand i find if i know the IMEI ? or can anybody help me?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AKAndrew41:
I think you can find 'the best match' using chimera software which has sort of a firmware search for your phone's serial (11 characters long).

Your phone serial should be under your battery, somewhere near the IMEI.

If you want to use chimera, after you've registered, logged into the software and all that annoying stuff connect your phone, and after it gets recognized go to "Firmware Update" and complete the "serial number" field press "Autodetect latest" and it should give your some sort of a match. At least that worked for me.

Or PM me with the serial if you want to skip all the registering stuff because I already have a working account.
[Sony Xperia T2 Ultra] GE3K.me:
All,

I just wanted to compile a list of steps and links I used for rooting my Sony Xperia T2 Ultra D5316. I have seen a limited amount of threads and information for our model and felt I should at least compile the information I used to obtain working root.

I did not create any of the mods or scripts used below and all credit goes to the developers.

Please use at your own risk and know that this will void your warrenty.​

Files and links needed.

Supersu 2.40 by chain fire:

http://download.chainfire.eu/641/SuperSU/

Dual recovery:

http://nut.xperia-files.com/ I used the flashable version.

Thread with instructions and link:

http://xdaforums.com/t2-ultra/development/t2-ultra-xzdualrecovery-qa-t2823793

Stock rooted rom for D5316:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-838sA5iRQxZG02clZQZEtHek0/view?usp=sharing

Thread with instructions and link:

http://xdaforums.com/t2-ultra/development/t2-ultra-d5303-4-4-3-pre-rooted-stock-t2962677

CWM:

http://doomlord.xperia-files.com/?dlid=VDJVLVNTX0Rvb01Mb1JEX0FkdlN0a0tlcm5lbF9GVy0yMDdfdjAx

Thread with instructions and link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2685932

Bootloader unlock link from Sony:

http://developer.sonymobile.com/unlockbootloader/unlock-yourboot-loader/

Use this thread to get fast boot and drivers:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2440597

Steps I used to obtain root with the links above.

1. First thing is to unlock the boot loader so you can flash a recovery, I used the official method from Sony.

2. Download and save the Supersu zip, Dual recovery and Stock rooted ROM to your root of the internal SD storage.

3. Boot the device into fast boot using the power button and volume up button, then use the sony fast boot tool to flash CWM recovery. At this point your device will essentially be bricked, but the following steps will un-brick it.

4. Once you boot into CWM you will need to flash the Dual recovery. This took me a few tries before it actually took and installed...

5. Now you need to boot into the dual recovery, I used the power button and volume down button.

6. Once in the Dual recovery you will need to flash the stock rooted ROM. This is the part that un-bricks your phone.

7. Now before you reboot you will need flash SuperSU.

8. Reboot and install busybox and any tools that you need root for. Oh and enjoy root on your device. :cool:

Again use at your own risk!!!​

If you have any question please feel free to ask.
[Sony Xperia T2 Ultra] jameswood24:
At which point would you do a back-up of your TA partition since you need root...Although I saw someone else who said they used Flashtool to unlock BL and didn't lose their DRM keys. Thanks
[Sony Xperia T2 Ultra] GE3K.me:
I did not backup my TA partition or my DRM keys, as root was needed to back them up. Also I am not sure about the "Flashtool" method as I did not use that method, I chose to go the route Sony offers (Sony's route "May void your warrenty")... I did just check my DRM keys though and it seems that most of them are still intact, and all of them are still active.
[Sony Xperia T2 Ultra] jameswood24:
Thanks for the reply
[Sony Xperia T2 Ultra] Kinz1980:
So you put ALL the files on the phone NOT the sd card? I am going through all your steps and threads and just want to make sure I do things correctly. For other devices in the past I could watch a video or something to help in the process.
[Sony Xperia T2 Ultra] GE3K.me:
I put everything on the root of the phones storage so that I could make sure I was able to find it when I was ready to flash things. Best suggestion I can make is to make sure you install the Sony drivers and fastboot utility, and make sure you have all the files in place before you start because once you flash the CWM recovery you won't be able to boot into Android until you flash the dual recovery and flash the pre-rooted ROM. Also it took me flashing the dual recovery like 4 times before it would boot into it, and you will need to wait until you boot into the dual recovery before you flash the pre-rooted ROM and then flash the SuperSU. I tried flashing everything from the CWM recovery and I think that is what made me have to flash the dual recovery multiple times, once I flashed the dual recovery by itself and tried booting, it worked.

It took me about 3 days to go through all the different threads that had bits and pieces of information for the root... When you get done rooting, if you have any suggestions for the thread please let me know and I can edit.
[Sony Xperia T2 Ultra] southwest2118:
Did you unzip all the files onto the internal storage? or keep them compressed "zip"?
[Sony Xperia T2 Ultra] jameswood24:
Just leave them all zipped.
[Sony Xperia T2 Ultra] jokenkil:
I tried to unlock my bootloader the way sony says to but the computer does not recognize it. Any help?
[Sony Xperia T2 Ultra] southwest2118:
the only dual recovery I was able to install was the flashable version, the other "installer" failed(red triangle with an exclamation mark). is this correct?

but i wasn't able go into dual recovery. tired many combinations of power button and vol up/down but nothing would happen, I've concluded that it didn't install.

are there any other options?

I used the flash tool to reinstall the rom.

I was thinking if i can flash a D5303 rom would that make it easier..:confused:
[Sony Xperia T2 Ultra] jameswood24:
I used flashtool to UL my BL. Just make sure you have your Sony unlock code. Then I used the Xperia Tool Kit v1.0 (google it) to flash the Kernal but also reboot into fastboot. But at first same thing happened to me trying to get into recovery, but it finally worked after I kept trying.

---------- Post added at 04:58 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:51 AM ----------

Just my guess but maybe you just need to install your device drives. You can use Flashtool for that. Also make sure you installed ADB and Fastboot drivers as well. There is also a "minimal_ adb_fastboot v1.2 setup.exe" you can use to install both at once, just google it.
[Sony Xperia T2 Ultra] southwest2118:
YAY! done thanks GE3K.me and jameswood24

I edited the steps a little to maybe help others.

All files i used minus the stock rooted rom can be found here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3gNYE1sqoKuZVcwb3hQSlN6cGc/view?usp=sharing

Steps I used for d5316 single sim:

1. First thing is to unlock the boot loader so you can flash a recovery, I used the official method from Sony.

2. Download and save the Supersu zip, Dual recovery zip and Stock rooted ROM zip to your SD card.

3. Boot the device into fast boot with Xperia Toolkit , then use the toolkit to flash CWM recovery "T2U-SS_DooMLoRD_AdvStkKernel_FW-207_v01". At this point your device will essentially be bricked, but the following steps will un-brick it.

4. Once you boot into CWM you will need to flash the Dual recovery"T2U-lockeddualrecovery2.8.4-RELEASE.flashable". This took me a few tries before it actually took and installed...

5. Now you need to boot into the dual recovery, I used the power button and held down volume down button untill phone vibrated two times and showed green LED.

6. Once in the Dual recovery you will need to flash the stock rooted ROM. This is the part that un-bricks your phone.

7. Now before you reboot you will need flash SuperSU.

8. Reboot and install busybox and any tools that you need root for. Oh and enjoy root on your device.
[Sony Xperia T2 Ultra] jokenkil:
I have been unsuccessful trying to get the drivers with flashtool. The installs always fail
[Sony Xperia T2 Ultra] jokenkil:
Anyone played around with the dpi yet?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cherokee007:
Hi, please how I can disable proximity senzor? My tempered glass since version android 5.1 is turn off screen permanently in call and phone is must be reset after call. Thx
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anderson2:
What are the files "traces.txt and traces.txt.bugreport"?

Can I safely delete them?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Primokorn:
Yes, you can. They are used for bug reports & relevant logs.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anderson2:
Thank you.

Is it Android itself that produces them or some app?

Mine are all empty files.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Primokorn:
3rd party apps IMO
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stelios85GR:
I have 3.5GB traces.txt.

Are they useful?

What exactly contains? Also location info?

Should I delete them?

https://i.imgur.com/sNHdSau_d.jpg?maxwidth=640&shape=thumb&fidelity=high
[Galaxy S6 General] uktechguru:
Sammobile announced that Samsung are opening pre ordering on FRIDAY 20 MARCH 2015 for UK customers.

Orders from website or experience store will receive the device on 9 April. Networks have yet to open pre orders or give any indication of price but should be up any day now.

All orders from networks will be delivered on 10 April as per global release.

Will you pre order?

http://www.sammobile.com/2015/03/18...e-galaxy-s6-edge-start-this-friday-in-the-uk/
[Galaxy S6 General] Bilhouse:
I'm most likely going to pre-order a Black S6 64GB. I am expecting it between £599-649 with a free wireless charger included.
[Galaxy S6 General] David_freestyle:
I won't pre-order, I can wait :)
[Galaxy S6 General] ombadboy:
Only place I'll be buying from is Amazon UK.. Come on Amazon open the pre-orders already!
[Galaxy S6 General] uktechguru:
Do you really think Samsung will throw in a free wireless charging pad? I guess it's a possibility but they've not been know to thrown in free stuff.

I'm in two minds whether to pre order or not. I'd prefer to check out full reviews beforehand but that might be to my detriment if Samsung do thrown in a bonus with pre orders.
[Galaxy S6 General] le_lutin:
With the current favourable euro rate, I wonder is it worth buying from amazon.de or amazon.fr ?
[Galaxy S6 General] ninjakettle:
Yes - well worth exploring this. I'll be looking tomorrow. Need to be sure warranty covers EU though right.
[Galaxy S6 General] ombadboy:
If you order from Amazon DE for example, then if you have issues you need to return to Amazon DE. Amazon UK won't accept returns for any reason which is a bit of a pain.
[Galaxy S6 General] le_lutin:
My guess is though, that samsung uk would have to honour the warranty on any samsung products, no?
[Galaxy S6 General] ombadboy:
Absolutely, although good luck dealing with Samsung warranty :) Amazon gives you 1 year 'Amazon' warranty no questions asked.. We all know how good their customer support is..

As for worldwide warranty, I've had issues with it before (albeit Sony).. Bought a Sony laptop from Dubai, had a fault, Sony in Cyprus wouldn't accept it for replacement/fixing.
[Galaxy S6 General] le_lutin:
Have to say I had an exceptional experience with samsung when my note 2 developed a fault with the flash memory. Send them the phone and it was back to me, fixed within a few days. I think the phone was about 18 months old at that stage.
[Galaxy S6 General] Protagoras:
Yes, very good experience for me as well with Amazon UK. My Galaxy S3 stopped working suddenly DAYS before the end of the 1-year warranty (switched off by itself, couldn't switch it back on even after swapping the battery). Despite the fact that it was rooted and running a custom ROM, they changed it with no question asked for a new one that I received the day after (even before I sent the old one back), They also asked me if I wanted a full refund instead, which retrospectively I should have done, since the price had dropped and I could get a new one for cheaper :)
[Galaxy S6 General] ombadboy:
That's good to hear. The only reason I am a bit wary of Samsung warranty is when you trip Knox.. I highly doubt Amazon would care about that; Sammy on the other hand is a different story. I talked to a representative of theirs a few days back about the whole Knox tripping warranty thing and oh boy they didn't like it.. I even showed him the legislation and talked about a scenario where I take Samsung to a small claims court, etc and he insisted Samsung will not fulfill warranty for whatever reason if Knox has been tripped.
[Galaxy S6 General] uktechguru:
I had a run in recently with Samsung mobile support and only after 4 months, and threatening legal action, did I get a replacement phone. My previous note 4 had issues with unstable WiFi but they wouldn't accept this was happening because they couldn't replicate the problem. I was specifically asked about whether I had modified it in any way (as in software) before they arranged for a repair. I'm not sure whether the repair centres that the phones are sent to actually check the Knox counter. In my opinion, they didn't do much other than flash the firmware again which I had already done. Bad experience with Samsung mobile support. Had a problem ages ago with first galaxy s1 with o2 and they replaced it after second time it was sent in for repair worth a new s2.
[Galaxy S6 General] David_freestyle:
Good to know it. There's a lot of reasons to decide to buy a mobile phone or another, but people never thinks bout the warranty and technical support. Good for Samsung!
[Galaxy S6 General] Super Chimp:
What's the betting they only have the 32GB model when it does eventually appear.
[Galaxy S6 General] RCJ89:
http://www.carphonewarehouse.com/mo...e=HANDSET&intcmp=SIMFREE_brand_Samsung_211113

Carphone Warehouse or samsung are having a laugh

Standard S6 sim free prices are thus, I would hate to see the prices for the edge,

£600 32GB

£660 64GB

£740 128GB
[Galaxy S6 General] ombadboy:
WOW.. I was expecting those prices to be for the Edge and 50/100 pounds cheaper for the S6..
[Galaxy S6 General] RCJ89:
I definately made the right decision to wait til later down in the year for the s6 because there is no way imo the S6 is worth that much.

I was expecting more like £550-570 for 32GB, £600-620 64GB and £670-700 for 128GB.
[Galaxy S6 General] ombadboy:
Unfortunately I can't wait that long. My Nexus 5 is dying right before my very eyes.. I was hoping to get away with the 64GB S6 Edge for £700 max but doesn't look like that will be the case..
[Galaxy S6 General] Hawke84:
watch out for some of the seller's on Amazon. It's some greedy person who puts the price up. He will buy one on release date then ship to you few days later... this one is amazon but not sure why it's a silly price...
[Galaxy S6 General] uktechguru:
I would in all honesty not take any note of those that are highly priced. You're only getting yourself into a pickle. That listing on Amazon should say pre order but it doesn't, its an immediate purchase so I would steer clear until official listing.
[Galaxy S6 General] J10BLN:
So the S6 Edge and S6 regular both with 64GB are the same price with vodafone on £53.50 per month, both with 24 months of spotify.

Now I'm confused which to get :mad:
[Galaxy S6 General] uktechguru:
You would probably benefit from going to carphone warehouse to have a play with each one.

http://www.carphonewarehouse.com/samsung/galaxy-s6?intcmp=newHP_hero1_galaxys6_200315

It's available in select stores. Just go to the above link and you'll find a link for demo handset under the picture of the phone. Best try this on a laptop as carphone warehouse automatically divert to their mobile site if you're on a phone. If you want to use your phone browser, request the desktop site.

Carphone warehouse are offering price match as well.