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[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] jaimedevesa:
I have connected the TyTn to the car hansfree (Parrot) without problems.

The only problem is that I have to confirm the connection each time I want to use the hansfree and I have to introduce the password, etc.

In WM5 there was the possibility of adding trust devices to avoid confirming the connection each time. Is it not possible in WM6?

Thanks!!!!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] deviusdragger:
I think it might be a problem on your end and not of the rom. I have synced up my 8525 with my friends bmw and had no problems at all. none at all. so you might need to reflash or check your stuff.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] SKassam:
It works very well with my Acura TL handsfree so it may be a problem at your end.

Shamim
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] moisha:
Password or passkey ? I suspect you did not pair your device correctly. "Comm Manager" - Settings - Bluetooth Settings. Do you see your Parrot device in the list ? If yes - try to delete it and re-add it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] steelersmb:
My company is currently with Verizon and I like their coverage but hate everything else about them. I'm wondering how T-Mobile's coverage is and if anyone has any feedback about them.

Thanks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] wund3rground:
If you're in a decent market you shouldn't have any issues, and the resection on the S6 is fantastic (for me at least). The only thing I miss is when I go on road trips, the 4G coverage gets spotty, but I know they are upgrading constantly. I also find that I have way better download speeds than I did when I was on Verizon. I understand your hesitation in switching, I was with Verizon since before it was even called Verizon.
[LG L Bello Questions & Answers] Taner91xp:
What can I do to unbrick it?

The boot loop is because I tired to fix gps with this method:

"Actually... after rooting it, go to System folder and edit Build.prop (read-only!) and add a line in the end of the file to look like this:

dalvik.vm.stack-trace-file=/data/anr/traces.txt (already exists)

dalvik.vm.execution-mode=int:fast (the line to add)"

And the result is boot loop .

I can do hard reset but nothing happened.

I can go to fastboot.

I can't flash it with LG flash tools.

Please help me.
[LG L Bello Questions & Answers] hliasant:
Bumping this thread. I've got LG L Bello d331 and I bricked it trying to update it to lollipop manually. It got got stuck on the beggining of the update and I removed the USB cable. Since then the phone goes only on

fastboot

mode and nothing else.

Does anybody have a clue on how to resolve this issue? Any way I can flash a rom through fastboot mode?
[LG L Bello Questions & Answers] Macmol:
Maybe you can try to format userdata and cache via the fastboot command:

fastboot -w

Try this at your own risk. Your data will be lost after that.

source:

http://androidforums.com/threads/list-of-fastboot-command.714676/
[LG L Bello Questions & Answers] sirabeh213:
i have the same problme

i can't enter in download mode

just enter in fastboot mode
[LG L Bello Questions & Answers] cuic_cro:
Did anybody find solution?? I recently bricked my lg belo d331, only can access fastboot
[LG L Bello Questions & Answers] klon33:
do you have tried this?

phone without battery (reinsert batt when beep its heard), press vol down or vol up wile connecting to pc, now look for device manager: have mtk usb port in com devices? if yes you have a hard bricked d331 (like me)

if not: you have unknow device (need install mtk drivers)

if not 2: you have a preloader mtk, in this situation you can use a Lg flash tool in fastboot mode for upload firmware kdz
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dan.lumbard:
Hi,

I have a Note 4 supplied on O2 but that I have flashed with the latest unbranded UK STOCK Lollipop ROM via ODIN. What I was hoping to be able to do is to flash my device with the latest EE Note 4 ROM (when it's released) so that I can use the new WiFi calling/SMS feature they offer.

Does this plan sound do-able? I assume it ought to work but wondered if there was any other way to take advantage of their WiFi calling in the meantime, short of Buying a S6 or the Nokia that they have announced to have support baked in. I also read that the EE S5 also works with WiFi calling?!

Thanks for any thoughts anyone may have.

Dan.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kml.krk:
According to this: http://www.cnet.com/news/android-5-1-to-hit-google-play-edition-htc-one-m7-and-m8/ the Google Play Edition of M7 is already receiving 5.1 update.

I am on GPE (made into GPE from ATT) and I am not seeing update yet. I was wondering if it is because my GPE is hacked together or it is just not available to everyone yet.

If you have it already can you post the zip file so I can update mine in fastboot? Thank you!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stephen:
Moderator information,

Thread closed. Please remember to use existing threads were possible eg: Discussion] HTC One - Updates

Thanks

Stephen
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cell2011:
Would there be a kernel for this rom when it comes out to enable ac fast charging like that of Francos kernel? Should any CM based 5.0.2 kernel work?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg:
My guess is no. CM11 kernels didn't work with CM11S so it's fairly safe to assume that CM12 kernels won't work with CM12S. But it probably won't take long for custom kernels to be released.

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[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] happydad4130:
AK kernel works great stock frequencys only changed a few things
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] emoboy (Official Name!):
This ROM got some small bugs!!

This ROM is based on this old Project

ROM include all WP apps from this project. see this thread

ROM for Samsung galaxy tab 4 7.0 inch only

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

How to install this ROM:

1-download WP.zip

2-put it into your sdcard or device

3-wipe cache/dalvik (if stuck at boot after installing or bugged or any errors then wipe cache/dalvik/system/data and reinstall zip file)

4-reset factory

5-install zip file

6-reboot system

ROM Information:

ROM Status: Beta v3.0

OS Version: 4.4.2 kitkat

SM-T231 Stock Kernel

Based on Stock Samsung Firmware

Windows Phone X ROM by emoboy

Download

v3.0

Google drive
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] emoboy (Official Name!):
Nice WP lock screen
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] the_dealer:
Cool, I'll have to try this. I had an At&t Nokia 900(IIRC) WP7 when they first came out and really liked the layout, but hated the selection of apps and games. Does it keep play store?

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Tab®4 on 38's
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] emoboy (Official Name!):
you can use play store normal lol
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] Pu$$nBooT$:
will this work with the T235y international model ? or did I misread the works with all 7" models of the tab4.... looks awesome
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] emoboy (Official Name!):
this should work on all tab 4 7.0 inch models

try it............
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] g_ding84:
It won't work on the SM-T235 or SM-T237P. Different chip set and kernels. Not to mention the partition layouts are different (flashing the wrong mmcblks)

Best scenario, bootloop.

Worst scenario, hard brick. Which I fear would be the outcome.

Only the SM-T230 / 230NU / 231 are compatible together.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] mrkhigh:
G_ding is correct a few of the 7 inch variety's actually don't use our Marvell chip set
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] emoboy (Official Name!):
you know what?? i did not know about it XD Thank you...............

thread edited (corrected)
[Galaxy Tab 4 Android Development] g_ding84:
We are all here to help each other :) ;)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Quato:
Just received a text-message.. This rom is now official and available for download

http://www.america.htc.com/support/8525/software-downloads.html

(Sorry if this has already been posted)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] jcb_home:
It's been out for a month I think
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Quato:
I know that there was a "pre-release" of this image (or similar image) that has been out, but this is the first time I have seen it available for download direct from HTC / Cingular
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] tf8525:
Unlocked Phone

If I have an unlocked phone, do I have to do anything before applying this update so it stays unlocked?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] techiegirl:
I downloaded mine directly from HTC a week or so ago (when I purchased the phone) and I know it was available through HTC a couple of weeks before that.

Is this a different version than the official version that was available at the end of April?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] chenga:
The ROM update will not lock your phone.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] tf8525:
No Internet

I did the rom upgrade and it went fine, except now I cannot access the internet. I also cannot access pop email but I do have direct push email working with my exchange server. So the data connection must be working but still cannot browse the internet. I tried connecting via wifi and I can browse with that, so it has to be some connection setting issue. I have checked everything and I can't find a problem. Never had this issue until the upgrade to this ROM. Any suggestions? Thanks Jeff
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] mthomas:
mods please close this thread

quato,

please look in upgrading forum a month ago.
[AT&T HTC One (M9)] mspayde:
Can anyone upload the AT&T stock recovery img? [MENTION=1373751]thoughtlesskyle[/MENTION] was awesome enough to upload the system and boot partitions here http://xdaforums.com/att-one-m9/general/stock-stock-twrp-t3080499

I guess the AT&T RUU would work as well if anyone has that floating around.

THX all!
[AT&T HTC One (M9)] kertong:
I would also really appreciate a flashable stock recovery partition!

I have a brand new HTC One M9, stock and untouched - I unlocked the bootloader, but relocked it before flashing TWRP or anything because I realized that I can have root, or stock recovery, but not both.

I'm reluctant to wipe the stock recovery image and replace it with TWRP, because I *really* want the camera OTA applied correctly when AT&T decides to push it out.

If I wipe the stock recovery, install TWRP, and install root along with a ROM - I'll lose the stock recovery, and even if I reflash a bone-stock system dump, the recovery partition will be modified so I won't be able to take the AT&T signed OTA and flash it.

I even tried to "fastboot boot twrp-recovery-2.8.6.4.img" in both bootloader and download mode to see if I can use TWRP without flashing and blowing away the stock recovery partition, but no luck.... and it seems I'm unable to backup the stock recovery partition as is unless I get root (which requires me to flash TWRP...)
[AT&T HTC One (M9)] BR7fan:
You can get it here
[AT&T HTC One (M9)] yashwanthl92:
How to bring back to STOCK ATT ROM

What are the steps to be followed to get back my device to stock rom?

I'm quite confused which files i have to keep in the TWRP and flash...

Can someone please help me in bring back my my phone to a stock ATT?
[AT&T HTC One (M9)] brittoking:
You can use this guide

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3068243

[2015.04.16] Firmware flashing with Fastboot
[AT&T HTC One (M9)] yashwanthl92:
Back to ATT Stock

But I do not have a S-OFF made on the device, or rather i would not..

[2015.04.16] Firmware flashing with Fastboot[/QUOTE]
[AT&T HTC One (M9)] BR7fan:
[/QUOTE] you can go here and get AT&T ruu with latest update.
[AT&T HTC One (M9)] bmvik:
I'm confused on how I can return my m9 to Full stock. I have twrp , S OFF and SuperSU.

I've downloaded RUU from http://www.htc.com/us/support/rom-downloads.html

Do I first do S-ON then launch RUU exe and it will be back to stock? Do I even need to have S-ON ? Will flashing RUU via just running it remove root AND twrp?
[AT&T HTC One (M9)] bmvik:
att HTC One M9 back to stock fully

So this is what I found after some research and was successful at resetting everything to stock:

If you are rooted, unlocked, your status on bootloader says 'modified' but you want to go back to stock. To return the phone or some other reason:

First - set your phone to S-OFF with http://theroot.ninja/index.html I know - it costs $25. I will gladly accept another way of doing it, but unaware of one.

Second - set your Software Status back to Official by visiting this thread: http://xdaforums.com/one-m9/general/how-to-restore-software-status-original-t3092882

This the second step since you need to be S-OFF for it to work.

At this point you'll still have your Bootloader showing as Unlocked and of course S will be OFF.

Then do the step 2 to lock the bootloader: http://xdaforums.com/one-m9/general/guide-return-m9-to-100-stock-s-off-t3091730

Then I would not do step 3, but only because I found ROM exe for my ATT one m9 here: http://www.htc.com/us/support/rom-downloads.html

It'll take 5 minutes or so to finish. This will reload your Lollipop back to factory state. It will also unroot your phone.

Then you can do S-ON by rebooting to download mode ( adb reboot download ) and running: ( fastboot oem writesecureflag 3 ). This was 'optional' step after step 7 at http://xdaforums.com/one-m9/general/guide-return-m9-to-100-stock-s-off-t3091730
[General Questions and Answers] juan99:
I got 160,000 points in appnana and I exchanged it for a amazon card 7€ of spain. The reward is obtained within 48h. within 48h, I receive this email of appnana:

Hi,

Our system indicated that you were manipulating with the point systems and have unreasonably redeemed high amounts of rewards. We ABSOLUTELY have no tolerance towards cheating and have decided to penalize your actions by omitting all your points. There are no exceptions to this rule.

If you feel this decision was made by mistake, please appeal here: (a help link)

Thanks,

-The AppNana Team

------

I need more explanations about my account suspension. I am not hacker, and I don't use cheats. How can i manipulate system points? Appnana is a fake app?
[General Questions and Answers] Jabama:
app nana is scam

Try Freemyapps instead
[General Questions and Answers] Darth:
Sorry to hear that.

But spam/scam sites are spam/scam.... Not needed on XDA for discussion.

Thread closed.
[Galaxy S6 Edge Accessories] clorbag:
Looks great I'm gonna purchase these now. How's the screen protection around the edges with the case on it? Any raise up or bubbles?
[Galaxy S6 Edge Accessories] DrkGhst87:
It's a perfect fit. There's no bubbles or raise up at all. Obviously it's a YMMV situation, because it's all about how you apply the screen protector, but if you can get it on just right it looks amazing. I've swiped from the both edges and you don't even touch the end of the protector to lift up accidentally and the case comes up to a really nice spot along the edges and covers a bit of the protector at the top and bottom. The most nerve wracking part was the initial application of the top screen protector with the solution. As I'm sure you might have seen all the posts on here about the bubbles and blemishes, I just wanted to provide some images of it done right and all the bubbles going away. I had some bad looking bubbles too. Just kept working them out with the provided squeegee over the past few days.
[Galaxy S6 Edge Accessories] rjwdon:
I had already ordered one of these from Amazon, but god damn that looks even better than I was expecting. Thanks for sharing.
[Galaxy S6 Edge Accessories] beda_boy:
wow! you installed the screen protector perfectly well. thanks for the review and the assurance that the SP feels smooth and seamless.
[Galaxy S6 Edge Accessories] techenthusiast:
For the screen protector, does it reduce fingerprints? Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S6 Edge Accessories] clorbag:
Thanks I've had problems in the past where the case would mess up the screen protection. This was a great review thank you!
[Galaxy S6 Edge Accessories] jer21:
I bought this case on Friday (it's should be at home when I get back) and was about to buy that exact screen protector as well but waited because I was so hesitant on that wet application - made me nervous!! Thanks for the review I think I'll pull the trigger :)

---------- Post added at 02:18 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:08 AM ----------

Also - damn Verizon and their ugly unnecessary logos! Loving that T-mobile left off all carrier branding.
[Galaxy S6 Edge Accessories] DrkGhst87:
Honestly, it's a YMMV situation. Somedays I won't have a single fingerprint on it, the next I'll have a screen full of them. I would say I don't get as much or more than my buddy who has his S6 Edge "naked" all the time but it could be how I use it as well. I'm on my phone for calls a lot so I've noticed that the oil from my face creates a lot of the fingerprints, but if my screen was clean to begin with I haven't noticed to many if any at all. Also, how clean my hands are when I use my phone is another factor. So I'd say it's about the same as having the phone "naked", without it on.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] xgerryx:
What are you guys seeing in your first few days with your M9?

As for me, I can't remember any device I have ever owned that has had worse battery life than this M9. 3 hours of "light-slightly moderate" use brings me down to 75%. Very disappointing thus far.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Gator Brah:
definitely a downgrade from the M8 battery life. However once we are able install custom rom's and kernels ect. I expect it will improve.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] WorldOfJohnboy:
Interesting. Compared to my de-bloated, undervolted, S-Off and custom ROM'ed (Adrenaline) M8, I am seeing similar battery life comparatively on my M9. I did disable a lot (if not all) of the Bloat on the M9, so not sure if that helps the cause.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Hunt4m3x:
Horrible. I have to charge my phone about after 5-6 hours of use. I work in IT so I know Exchange is hammering the battery, but on my M8, I could last 8-9 hours before charge. This is includes browsing /r/sysadmin and other reddits.

For some reason too, it seems the QuickCharge 2.0 is slower on the M9. On my M8, it was stupid quick.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Mike02z:
My experience has been mostly positive with the M9. First, I disabled all the VZW bloatware and then let the battery run very low and fully charged it. I repeated this 3 more times over the weekend. I took my battery off the charger at 6:00 AM and with medium use, I still have 84% left. The M8 was slightly better when running GPE so it's not apples to apples, yet.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] sofla2:
My usage and battery life is comparable to yours. After 9 hours of only texts and phone calls I'm down to 50%.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Rain__:
I honestly think its too early to tell. I've disabled most, if not all, of the bloatware and I'm seeing "decent" but not "great" battery life. The phone still has the "new phone vibe" though, so I'm likely picking it up more frequently than I normally would. I'm also coming from the m7 though, not the m8, so my expectations are probably different. Custom ROMs and kernels are definitely going to change this though.

Cores can be completely disabled in custom kernels, which will likely provide a big boost with little performance loss (how often do you really think all four of those high-performance cores are being utilized?). Likewise, tweaking max clock speeds, undervolting, and tweaking/changing the governor will likely help things a lot too. We're just too used to our old ROM'd phones. It definitely seems like we'll be able to squeeze much more battery life out of the m9.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] xgerryx:
After reading some of the replies I think I'll go through and disable everything I can since I only did that to a moderate degree before. I am hoping that once we get some optimized kernels and different features it will help. Also, full root access to Greenify could help, but so far it's a horror show.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Chewcracka:
Coming from a galaxy s3 and sad to say iPhone 5 the battery has been superior to those two.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] xgerryx:
My GSIII quadrupled what I'm getting on this M9. My galaxy s5 doubled it, easily. I'm just hoping it gets better.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Chewcracka:
Weird, I've been on it moderately all day and on 10% as of right now. Maybe I'm just used to horrible battery of the iphone
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] ocman40:
Feels about the same as my m8 maybe even a tad less honestly. Might just be from overuse running stock rom though.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] geoff5093:
Something with these new phones is killing the battery. I got the S6 and the battery is horrible as well, I can't even go a full day without recharging.

Every OS release Google talks about all these features that are supposed to improve battery life, but it only seems to make them worse.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Threefifty:
Stock non rooted, disabled as much bloatware as I could. Haven't Set up any of my Tasker profiles (lack of root makes them useless for now) and I got a full 1day 5hrs before dropping below 15 percent. Battery life seems pretty much par for the course on a flagship phone. I also had an s6 edge for a couple of days but picking it up off the counter was a weird experience for me so I switched back to HTC. Aside from the heating problem which I believe will be resolved either by the community or HTC I love the phone.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Rain__:
The fact of the matter is yes, Google is making improvements in regards to battery life... but these improvements are offset and negated by consumer demand for faster, more powerful phones. The Snapdragon 810 is a beast of a mobile processor; its got two quad-core CPUs in it, so it definitely has to use some power to operate.

I can't wait to get a custom ROM my M9 and (hopefully) disable two of the A57 cores and see what happens (and see how performance is affected, if any).
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] danblade:
I must say that I like it so much better than the SGS3! I can go a day and a half with out charging it... S3 was every day!

Even using GPS is less consuming... . Well worth the wait for HTC to get it right!

Other reasons that I like it better than the S3:

1. You can actually keep a grip on the M9!

2. The M9 is not as fragile!

3. Love the feel!

4. The audio is excellent (in my opinion better than any other available)!

5. The 3.5mm plug has a firm fit!

6. The charge port and audio port are both on the bottom!

I will stop there - I love this phone! (M9)
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] WillyRy:
I'm literally sitting here with my phone plugged in, only with WiFi on and chrome browser, bloat disabled, screen on low, force closed most processes (ie play store, etc) and watching my battery % get lower... Plugged in!
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Rain__:
Plugged into what, though? The 500mA maximum of the USB2 ports on your desktop/laptop is not enough to charge this phone with the screen on. You can slow-charge it at 500mA with the screen off, but it still takes some time. USB3 ports technically have a max draw of 900mA, which should be enough to slowly charge with the screen on, but in practice some laptops/motherboards won't allow any more than 500mA on their USB3 ports either. Use a wall charger for best results -- check the output rating though.

The included wall charger with the m9 is rated for 5V@1.5A (1500mA). I'm not a fan of charging my devices extremely quickly, so I'll probably stick with the 1A (1000mA) charger that came with my m7.