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[General Questions and Answers] heyitsejohn:
I've got a ZTE Nubia Z5s mini and I'm looking for a good custom ROM for it. Now, my problem is all of the custom ROMs available seem to be for the 403a variant and not the 404h, which I have. My question is, are they cross flashable? Mine is still stuck on 4.3 and it bugs me that when I'm playing games I can't swipe down from the top to check out what notifications came in.
[General Questions and Answers] Mulham82:
Dear All,

May someone tell that can I flash a ROM of Z5s Mini 403a on 404h?!

Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] skanskan:
You shouldn't,

Your phone is newer.
[General Questions and Answers] sinadl:
So what can we do?

I want to update my nx404h room, but I don't know which one is working on it

Somebody help me please
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] SandStorm:
hi. when your batt is lower than 20\15% do you have connecting issues? It attach to GPRS and connect, but the Internet Explorer can't open pages, or i cannot send mails, or even the MSN cannot login.

But once we plug the charger it start working nicely and fast.

Is this normal on BA?

AND NO, THIS ISN'T IN THE WIKI, AS I DON'T HAVE ONE USERBOOK BECAUSE I BOUGHT THIS PDA USED!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] SandStorm:
it is that difficult to someone grab his pda and test to open one web page using gprs when the power is around 20% or lower?

is that so difficult for someone to try and see if the same happens?

or you just help when it interest you?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] SandStorm:
Hey, guess what!

I asked one old business woman that have one PDA, and went to my work to speak with one chief (i am a Security) and i asked her if she had similar issue.

SHE SAID YES!

SHE, ONE PERSON I JUST SAW THAT DAY, IN LESS THAN 1 MINUTE ASKED MY QUESTION, AND WHILE ALL OF YOU, 'MASTERS' OF PDA'S NEVER REPLIED ME!

YOU GUYS SUCK REGARDING SIMPLE SH*T!

YOU GUYS DON'T HELP SH*T
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] oirmler:
Wow, woooww

Calm down my friend. I do not think that we are "'MASTERS' OF PDA'S". But we have our own live and are not all the time in this forum answering questions.

When the battery is low the SO begin to stop services like, Card reader, wiereless, bluetooth, and so on.

Regards.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] basharatwant:
Connection problem when battery is low

I do have the connection problem when batterry goes below 40%. I dont understand how to correct this problem
[Asus Transformer TF701] filou76:
Hi there,

as PAC 5.0/ 5.1 is still very unfinished I’d like to share an unofficial PAC-KK release build that I compiled for myself.

It's running very smoothly on my tablet.

Pac Features are "listed" in the screenshots:

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Thanks to Pershoot!!!

Thanks to the PACMAN Team!!!

Installation as usual:

-copy ROM and GAPPS to SD-card

-make a backup

-wipe data/cache/dalvik

-flash ROM

-flash GAPPS (I used PA-GAPPS pico)

-reboot

I started from bootloader version 11.4.1.27 and recovery version CWM 6.0.5.1

Download Rom: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0Bx2-ZqbWdIkeYjBBRV9hV0RfM1E&usp=sharing

PA Gapps: http://xdaforums.com/paranoid-android/general/final-post-tkruzze-regarding-pa-gapps-t3064539

Sources used:

Device: https://github.com/pershoot/android_device_asus_tf701t/tree/cm-11.0

Kernel: https://github.com/pershoot/android_kernel_asus_tf701t/tree/cm-11.0

Vendor: https://github.com/Pinky-Inky-and-Clyde/proprietary_vendor_asus/tree/cm-11.0/tf701t

Feedback is welcome if you're brave enough to install
[Asus Transformer TF701] lucius.zen:
Wow looks awesome. Haven't tried PAC before will definitely try this out. How does the speed compare to sdbags 4.4.4 CM 11 ROM? Any major bugs to keep in mind?
[Asus Transformer TF701] filou76:
thanks.

too long ago that i used this cm11 rom. maybe you'll miss the browser2ram script for speeding up surfing, which can be "installed" seperately though.

I've had wakelocks issues coming from the drm/playservices problem. This can be solved as described in the Q&A forum threads (deleting 2 files).

Otherwise no show stoppers found so far :). I'm allways applying minimal google apps so i haven't testet youtube, maps etc.

I'm hard waiting for PAC5.1/CM12.1 to become stable. :fingers-crossed:
[Moto 360] mali76:
Hi. İ cant install this app to my general mobile tablet. It says this app isnt compatible. How can i override this problem
[Moto 360] mali76:
Any solution ?
[Moto 360] Ramer:
What tablet is it? I had an Asus MeMo that had Intel chipset and many apps refused to install.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] vule1001:
whether it is possible ? how to do that ? os is 4.1.2 , i tried with morelocale2 and Language Enabler-v1.3.1.apk but not succes
[Note Edge Themes and Apps] brankomk:
Can someone port this beautiful app from the s6 for the Edge..
[Note Edge Themes and Apps] ra_eng:
+1
[Note Edge Themes and Apps] raynan:
If i remember correctly, this is just a reskinned version of this app. I've never personally been a fan of these guys, but Sammy seems to trust them :p
[Note Edge Themes and Apps] EHZ Studios:
Quick Contacts For Note Edge

Function quick contact from S6 Edge now available on Note Edge : you can search in Play Store with keyword : Quick Contacts For Note Edge . (Product of EHZ Studios)
[Note Edge Themes and Apps] mfrechem:
When I find this program and click on it, the plays you're responds that it can't find the program. . Huh?
[Note Edge Themes and Apps] deadlyheart4u:
Tried the app no good.. Need the real port
[Note Edge Themes and Apps] kuailan:
I think those color notifications for different caller is better wish someone can do it for note edge owners..
[Note Edge Themes and Apps] deadlyheart4u:
there are not much developers for note edge here, I am thinking i should start myself doing it,
[Note Edge Themes and Apps] droidnew:
If you have the ability. ...please do!
[Note Edge Themes and Apps] MorePAIN:
Yes please do.
[Note Edge Themes and Apps] deadlyheart4u:
I need the dump of s6 edge rom
[LG G Flex 2] ngheokieumy:
who can post some stock firmware (KDZ or TOT) for this device LG G Flex 2 F510L ?
[LG G Flex 2] Drissouille:
up !

I need it too actually :(
[LG G Flex 2] ngheokieumy:
http://lg-phone-firmware.com/index.php?id_mod=142

Download V10D Taiwan
[LG G Flex 2] Drissouille:
Want the original one to upgrade to 5.1.1
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] Poetique:
Does anybody have any actual info on the new Samsung Wireless Charging Pad?

I'm assuming it's a 1A charger, but I havn't seen anything regarding its maximum surface temp, coil count, or anything of that nature. So does anyone know what we're dealing with?

While I'd like to just assume Samsung didn't make a device that is going to overheat and cause premature battery death, part of me thinks that's precisely what the may have done haha.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] felloffthetruck:
I can't find info anywhere on this new wireless charger (One Best Buy is giving away) I'm going to be ordering straight from Verizon and will need to purchase that charger somewhere.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] jbdan:
I thought I read it was 2A
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] Poetique:
Seems to just be another 2A input, 1A output charger, but that's just one more thing that hasn't really been clarified on.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] tft:
you won't find any wireless charger at 2A.. they're all 1A at most. i doubt we would ever even see a 2A pad as i can imagine the amount of heat it will generate..

i have this dock/pad: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RGIK7P/

which IMO is better than any samsung overprice pad. phone can be held in portrait, landscape or flat like a pad and has 3 coils so it doesn't matter as long as it's touching the surface. it even holds my tablet, and works with 2 of my other devices. just make sure whatever you buy it's Qi and not PMA because even though the S6 supports both, i think in the end Qi wins and becomes the wireless charging standard. most phones coming out are Qi and at least you know the pad you buy will work with future devices.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] ScottyNuttz:
Here's an unboxing in Hungarian... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zihDleHLv6Y

Looks like it has no USB/power wart included with it, which is a bummer. Certainly doesn't look like a $60 accessory.

Grabbed this screen shot. Looks like it says the input is 5.0 V ~ 2.0 A:

[IMG="Samsung Wireless Charger"]http://i.imgur.com/MEIPo8x.jpg[/IMG]
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] isangelous:
As I said in one of the other threads (I think in the Edge forum) - I think we can be fairly certain this is what it is. The S6 supports Qi and PMA and there arn't many solutions that do this. I think Samsung will be using TI's solution, which is 5W.

Infact, I have just found this: https://e2e.ti.com/blogs_/b/fullych.../11/wireless-charging-finally-goes-mainstream

Although they dont specifically say they are the supplier, they do provide a link to their PMA/Qi solution suggesting that is the chip Samsung used.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] Poetique:
Now that's strange. It's supposed to include a 2A charger.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] chillsen:
This guy's version is the one without the inductive charger, product #EP-PG920IBE

The one you're talking about is: http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/cell-phones-accessories/EP-PG920IWUGUS
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] tft:
the input is 1.5-2A but only 1A comes out... wireless charging = wasted energy which is why more needs to go in to get 1A to come out.. if the charger was only 1A input, about half would be wasted and you'll only get about 500mAh out.

as i mentioned, stop wasting your time looking for a 2A wireless charger. there isn't one and won't be one for a long time until they made more improvements to the technology...
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] Poetique:
I don't think anyone mentioned anything about looking for a 2A wireless charger since the last guy you responded to :confused:

Ahhhh indeed. Didn't realize they were going to make one with the charger and one without.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] tft:
all i see is amp talk, my apologies..

while i cant provide you with a definite answer to the coil count, i am confident it wil just be 1 coil. almost all of the small round pads are just one coil because the pad is small there is no need for more coils. the bigger pads have more coils to cover the entire pad. coil count also is pretty irrelevant since its only useful on pads that have more surface area, or pads that can charge multiple devices at the same time, which the samsung cannot do.

not trying to sound negative, but there are so many better, and cheaper options out there compared to the overpriced samsung accessories.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] Poetique:
Personally I'm actually hoping it's one coil. Less coils tends to translate into less heat, and right now I'm trying to decide what's going to be my bedside overnight charger that the device will spend 6-10 hours on bi/daily so that's a key concern.

I do agree that it's pretty pricey though. There are definitely some chargers that ought to do just as good of a job for literally half the cost provided you don't have any unusual needs. I have a few personally, or I'd actually probably get this charger.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] mocsab:
I am not good at the technical side of this stuff - but curious if there is any disadvantage to useing the Charger you linked to - versus the one made by samsung (aside from yours can be purchased now and samsungs has not been released yet) ? Any additional benefits aside from the Upright Dock? Kind of nice to have it hold the phone up like that (as long as it is stable and doesn't fall over if you bump it?) thoughts>
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] tft:
No disadvantage, if anything the Samsung has disadvantage..

the one i posted is more versatile (can hold the phone in 3 different positions: Portrait mode, landscape, or flat) and is cheaper.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] Poetique:
For the one I linked the only issues would be that it -might- be a little warmer and the charging LED might annoy you because it flashes. It also may or may not have as much "range" on its charging surface horizontally and vertically.

Of course until Samsung either posts some real specs or some testing is done on the pad, I can't really call it one way or another regarding the surface temperature of the device while charging. Same goes for the amount of throw the charging surface has in terms of being able to penetrate perhaps say, a thick case.

As for the one tft posted, I'm not super familiar with it but given that it is a 3-coil unit it likely gets warmer than either the one I linked or the Samsung charger will get, though this would somewhat be mitigated while it's standing.

Frankly unless you have some sort of special function you need your charger to perform (or not perform- IE; flashing LEDs and excessible audible notifications) or some qualification you need to have met , there's no reason to spend more than around $30 on a wireless charging pad imo.

Find something with overcharge protection (generally not an issue in newer pads, and the device shouldn't allow itself to be overcharged; the issue here is excessive, unnecessary power consumption and heat), decent range, and a design you don't mind seeing occasionally and you should be good to go.

The only time you might have some need to spend more on a charging pad is when you're looking at standing chargers or car mounts. I'd look to Tylt for those in particular, but that's moreso just because I like their designs and support their company. You can definitely find a cheaper standing charger that should be quite comparable (tft listed one), but when it comes to the car mount I actually don't think there's a better one out there at the moment personally. The only one I'd consider on par with the Tylt in terms of design and usable functionality is the AirDock, but that's only assuming its sticky/magnet surface NEVER drops your device, which I just don't trust in this price bracket of devices. Not to mention, the AirDock is the most expensive car mount I've bothered researching.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] Lockeskidney:
I have a chinese Qi pad that worked great with the Nexus 5. I cant seem to get it to connect to the S6

anyone having issues?
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] dhaliwal925:
Hi guys - any one looking for a cheap solution and doesn't mind the standard, you can pick up the Powermat 24 hour pack for the Galaxy SIII or iPhone 4/4s for about $10. The cool thing bout this is that it comes with an external battery pack!

http://www.amazon.com/Duracell-Powermat-24-Hour-System-Samsung/dp/B00A0HZV7K/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1428360755&sr=8-2&keywords=powermat

http://www.amazon.com/Duracell-Powermat-24-Hour-System-iPhone/dp/B0082YVBO0/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1428360755&sr=8-3&keywords=powermat

It works great with the Galaxy S6 - tested with the Iron Shield Verus and Ringke Slim cases, the only real issue is that the coil on the phone is right under the camera so the camera hump sometimes messes with the placement.

Note that the description says that you need to use the included case to charge your phone - you can ignore that the Galaxy S6 is a PMA 1.0 device.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] Poetique:
I wonder if Samsung knows that a hell of alot of people already have the S6 now?

Seems to me the wireless charging pad that was supposed to be part of the S6 product lineup would already be released.

Also it should be noted that Samsung apparently offers 50% off codes for accessories to users who register their device on Samsung's website, therefore, the "official" charger would be only $25.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] Lockeskidney:
anything over $20 is still too much for a charger when we have fast charging capabilities. wireless charges at a much slower rate
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] Digitalthug:
Exactly.

I almost fell for this wireless charging crap.

Went to best buy and installed Galaxy Charging Current Lite and it showed max 300mAh after about 30 refreshes.

Fast charging is where it's at, better off going on Amazon and buying another fast charger for $15.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] Poetique:
Sure, if the fast charging is all you're interested in.

For those who don't care to fumble with a cord in every instance, there is a wireless offering, which currently is simply more costly than standard wired tech. There's nothing to really "fall for." Most users around here aren't picking up wireless chargers and expecting it to be speedy. Wireless charging is a pure convenience thing at the moment.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] Digitalthug:
There is something to fall for though... paying more for less. What's the point of the convenience if you take the device off the pad after 30m and it charged less than 10%? The two have to go hand in hand for it to be a viable option. And does it even provide enough power while the device is in use? Anything less than 2 amps wouldn't even give you a gain, but simply keep it even. Worthless...

I dont like fumbling with plugging in all the time either, that's why I've always taken advantage of using spare batteries. I would be fine losing the removable battery if it the pad would at least output 2 amps.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] tft:
i agree, but good luck getting it through to people..

some people will put their phone on the pad for an hour and in that hour they've probably removed the device from the pad half a dozen times to answer a call or text message and barely have reached 50% charge.

in that same hour my phone would already have been practically fully charged and unplugged (and i can still answer calls, etc without disrupting the charge cycle) when it is plugged in. to me constantly putting the device on/off the pad only kills (wears) your battery way faster.

the only real benefit i can see about using the pad (which i will use once in a blue) is throw it on the pad when i'm not going to use the device for several hours (like taking a nap or something). most people just don't understand i guess, and lack a little bit of common sense to even care they are just killing their battery by constantly fiddling with it while it's on the pad.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] zathus:
My car dock is a wireless charger. I can stream music, have nav going with the screen at 100% and it charges. I drive about an hour to home from work. Phones normally at 60% and its at 100 when I get home. I say phones, because I've had 3 with wireless charging and its pretty lateral on time to charge.

if you only have 30 mins to charge, using a wireless pad would be just..stupid. Plug it in! Its an added option but not the only one.

I almost never plug my phones in. I go to bed, I set my phone down. I get in the car, I set my phone down. At the computer? You guessed it! While not for everyone, the convince is massive when embrace.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] Poetique:
The issue you seem to be having here is making the poor assumption that everyone has your own interests. Your idea of convenience and viability is wholely irrelevant to someone else's.

Again, if all you're interested in is fast charging, that's why the wired option is there. Some users, for whatever reason, don't want to be bothered having to fiddle with a cord in some (or all for some users) situations. That alone makes wireless charging viable regardless of how fast it is. It's that simple.

As for your comments about amperage and charge times... they're just wrong. It doesn't take 5+ hours to charge the device wirelessly. Not to mention no wireless charger even puts out 2A at this point.

And seeing as it takes more time to swap a battery than to plug in a device, I'm going to assume you were just trying to slide in a non-removable battery rant there.

Considering the fact that I know from your other posts that you know enough about wireless charging tech to know his post is woefully misinformed, shame on you for supporting that nonsense lol. :p
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] Digitalthug:
I know no wireless charger outputs 2A...that's the point I was making. And like another poster said, it would be a long time before that happens.

The charge you get from plugging in a phone for the same amount of time it takes to swap a battery is definitely not equivalent, so swapping a battery wins in every instance, so not sure what you were trying to say there.

In terms of the charging speed for the pad, I'm glad then that I'm wrong. Maybe the app was reporting incorrectly.

But I'm still not convinced of any convenience gained, as someone who needs to constantly charge would be better off leaving it on the fast charger for 20m to get a significant charge. Then they wouldn't have to even worry about putting it on the wireless pad or plug it in for a while, that's a real benefit :)

I would only use the wireless pad before I go to sleep, as obviously i wouldn't be using the phone during that time. The one place it would really shine is in the car too, but I hear a lot of complaints that it can't keep up with GPS/music, etc. Again, due to the crappy output speed.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] isangelous:
There are benefits to both.

Fast charging is great when you need a top up. Wireless is great for the rest of the time because it is so much more convenient to just put the phone down on a pad rather than mess with the cables.

I admit this is very subjective. For me, unless I am using the GPS I rarely run out of battery, so charge wirelessly every night and wouldn't buy a phone that doesn't support it. I dislike fiddling with the plug that much. I am thinking of getting a pad for my desk at work, but will wait and see what the S6 battery life is like first. I would find this more convenient than needing to periodically fast charge.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] chillsen:
This is an incredible value... $9.00??? are you kidding me? thanks so much, the reviews seem to say they work great for the S6 too! :good::good::good:
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] Poetique:
For those interested, the Samsung wireless charging pad is available on their website, even though it still says "coming soon" right now. If you add it to your cart, you'll be able to proceed with the checkout process.
[Galaxy S6 Accessories] aureliusmaximus:
Could anybody tell me what's the difference (except the size) of the two wireless charging pads that Samsung has on its website?

the small one EP-PG900IBUSTA

the circular one EP-PG920IWUGUS

I can't find the difference. (Over here in the Netherlands there is actually a price difference)