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[Verizon HTC One (M9)] andybones:
I have so many old HTC cables, that's what I've been using (well the one that came with my m8) with my Anker QC2.0 and works very well. :cool:
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] LibertyMonger:
I found these Anker® [5-Pack] Premium Micro USB Cables in Assorted Lengths (3ft, 6ft, 1ft) High Speed USB 2.0 A Male to Micro B Sync and Charge Cables (Black)

They seem to be getting the best reviews.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] xavierxxx2p:
Works perfect..only thing I notice is when I plug it in.phone begins to lag,I swipe screen and it seems touch sensitivity in not responding well. Then I remove charger and sensitivity is back to normal.this happens regardless if charger is plug to wall or not.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] thewagdy:
My quick charge works from the car adapter but here are stats for the wall adapter
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] bakemcbride21:
Got the Aukey QC on sale for $10 on Amazon...charges 1% every 44 seconds if I leave the phone alone...very impressive (as using a 2A USB port will charge at a very respectable 1 min 20-40 secs per 1%). I still get 1% per 1 min 15 secs if I am streaming music or web surfing....so very satisfied!
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] andybones:
I agree. A good friend donated the Aukey to me.. not sure how I managed without it lol.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] aer0zer0:
Yea, this is what i bought for my truck, very low profile, works really well.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Aukey-Quick...299?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c53aee9ab
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] bakemcbride21:
Nice! I have the AC one....my car charger one I bought back when I was on my M8...forget the brand but it is pretty good but not as awesome as this one...I like the two ports...One QC and the other a 5v/2.4A one!
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] A_Haunting:
I actually purchased the official HTC QC 2.0 adapter and it works great. 10-100 in about 75 minutes. Expensive @ $35 tho...
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] lukesdiesel:
My Turbo Charger charges my M9 fast. Shows 1hr and 45 min from 10% to full.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] hallstevenson:
My phone is at 22% right now and when I plugged it in to the stock charger, it says "1 hour and 15 minutes" to charge. Not bad for a non-QC2 charger.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Autines:
It works great for me!
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marka2k:
Thinking of purchasing a 64G OnePlusOne looking at reviews I see reference to Ghost Touches, lack of Warranty Support and material build quality lacking and even some with Yellowish Screens, I realize it is not a perfect world and there are to be some issues. Are these or any other major issues still prevalent? I like the price and the fact that is supports LTE (I use AT&T) currently I am running the Xiaomi MI3w (wife wants it) so figured I would go with the OnePlusOne. Any thoughts or comments please. Thank you
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flatric:
For me it's working fine and I didn't have any issues until now(a friend of mine has it too and for him it's the same). I would recomend it to everyone who plans to buy a new phone:)
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Moxie136:
I never had any issues, nor needed to contact for warantee service.

Buy it with PayPal, they'll give you an extra layer of refund protection if you happen to need warrantee work and they hang you out to dry.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marka2k:
Interesting did not realize this, I was thinking of purchasing directly from their site I will investigate this. Thank you
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Moxie136:
I think I used PayPal when ordering from their site.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg:
You can only use PayPal to buy this phone...

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[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phonefixdfw:
Was trying to update a 5.1.1 rom to newer version and got stuck in a boot loop. Restored everything to factory and re-unlocked, re-rooted.

Then I went to flash my optipop again and im getting the above error.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Robpollard:
Hi!

I've extensively googled, reddited and searched on XDA, but haven't found an answer.

Are there ROMs supporting the "voice anywhere"-feature (the sound processor of the Moto X) to be activated even with an activated lockscreen/handsfree?

I've setup my room with Philips Hue Lights and various interactions with other devices via tasker and all is controlled via the "Moto Voice/Auto Voice" feature.

I'm unrooted yet but would like to switch to a custom rom now, but haven't found anything conclusive whether the devs were able to implement the always-listening function.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Android.is.better94:
Alas I think I can say for sure it doesn't exist ..there's one for the 1st gen so maybe there is hope
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adm1jtg:
The ones for 2013 are only modified stock not aosp. Far as I know the moto specific features like touch less controls and active display or whatever they call them now are not open source this you will not find them on anything but stock
[Nexus 5 Accessories] FuMMoD:
Hey guys so I received this along with a 4.8amp dual port USB car charger. I must say the quality is exceptional. The fact that this is a new up and coming company is really motivating. Hopefully all their products follow suit. Their powerbank 20000mah is made from an aluminum frame so it's a quality build as well. Anyways on to the review!

Upon opening the box from Amazon I noticed the two items came packaged really nice. I could compare it to anker in the packaging but Vinsic is just more visually appealing. I'm a big fan of the blue.

It comes with a power adapter cable for the charger. I'm not used to having to connect one to the charger. I've enjoy having the plug built in to the charger itself. I'm just spoiled by travel chargers I guess. It's not a huge difference but for the power it delivers it is most definitely worth the change.

The 5 port charger itself has a nice weight to it. It is polished smooth white. It has a very nice feel to it. Doesn't feel cheap at all. Very sturdy feel to it. On the bottom it has 4 rubber feet. There's 1 in each corner for it to have maximum grip on whatever surface you place it on.

The size isn't that much bigger than a Galaxy S2. Here they are side by side. My trusty S2 on the left of course.

Here's some battery stats. Looks like it's charging at the maximum rate for the S2. I doubt it's this exact amount but it is charging beyond its capabilities. The battery is not heating up at all and I've ran it from completely dead to 75 so far. I'll post some ampere pictures from my Nexus 5 as soon as I can run it down a bit more. My Nexus 5 is at 75 right now.

Overall for the money and quality of the product i'd highly recommend it to anyone. This is my favorite at home charger now. The anker sits in my gym bag waiting to travel lol ?.

Hope you guys enjoyed the review. Any questions feel free to ask. These models were sent to me by vinsic but the review was unbiased.
[Nexus 5 Accessories] MichaelSutherland113:
this is the 3rd brand of mutiport chargers ive purchased and all have been junk. this on in particular gave me unpredictability issues from day one. 1 port would charge my ph and others wouldn't. 1 would charge my tablet and others wouldn't. bought it for the kids to use to charge multiple devices at once in one location and has not been able to do as it is promised, after about 2 weeks it stopped working completely. I tested the main power cord with my multimeter that wasn't the prob. i tested each output port and got no reading on any of them. i was tempted to crack the case and test further but then I wouldn't be able to return it.

If any one has any advice on a good multiport charger id love to hear about it..
[Nexus 5 Accessories] FuMMoD:
I've had no issues so far but I'll keep an eye out. Maybe it was just a defective unit. Have you tried anker? They are extremely reliable as well but they have some defective units too. Check them out on amazon.
[Nexus 5 Accessories] ozzmanj1:
Guessing this is the item you reviewed? $18 and Prime shipping, not bad at all.

Amazon Link:

http://www.amazon.com/Vinsic-5-Port...ie=UTF8&qid=1431285744&sr=8-5&keywords=Vinsic
[Nexus 5 Accessories] meneses01:
Does this come with a power cord?
[Nexus 5 Accessories] FuMMoD:
Yes. It's in a couple of pictures.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Freeksta:
Hi guys,

I have been trying out the different roms over the past couple months...

thanks alot for all the different features provided..

does any1 have the official release of WM6 Professional>??

can u please supply a link???

thanks
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] jcespi2005:
I can supply the link, of course ....

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=HTC_Hermes

:)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Freeksta:
thanks...

I'm assuming cokked rom's and the final form???

whats the diff between prof and premium???
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] jcespi2005:
Sorry, but the real message in my first post was "You need to read more, no quick responses for ppl who dons't read and search..."

Take a look at this post to start... http://xdaforums.com/announcement.php?f=355

Regards.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenderguy05:
Hey Everyone,

I have had a note 3 rooted for a while now, mostly for the wifi hotspot capabilities and ability to alter some settings. I am stuck trying to add apps to my multi-window options and have had success in the past. I originally used MW Manager probably about 6 months ago and successfully added the apps I wanted. For some reason now the list is minimal and includes a few new apps...but missing probably 80% of the apps I selected. I feel like some apps that come stock with multi-window functionality have dissappeared. I have also tried using Wanam to add to the multi window option, but it isn't able to do anything different.

Anything I'm missing, suggestions on some bug fixes to finally solve this issue? I am on the stock rom, rooted 4.4.2.

Thank you.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenderguy05:
So all the Google searches I did on this topic for the past week or so and not once did anyone mention the "Clear FlashBar Data" option on MW Manager...:rolleyes:

Problem Solved.
[Hardware Hacking General] magnamentis:
Hi all,

Modular hardware like Google's "Project ARA"and other concepts

shall open up an entirely new chapter in history of "Mobile Computing" !

While google's own project for android will be device and OS locked, whle cross-OS & cross-device capabilities

are just 2 of many qualities which, each one of them, will eventually take other, similar technologies, beyond project ARA !

Should you have any qestions, don't hesitate to discuss it here, that's what this thread has been opened for after all. enjoy ! :fingers-crossed:

"NEXPAQ" Concept & Device Layout

http://www.nexpaq.comhttp://www.nexpaq.comhttp://www.nexpaq.comhttp://www.nexpaq.com

[IMG="the real thing 1"]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/46421818/Nexpaq%20Images%20Linked/the%20real%20thing%201.png[/IMG]

[IMG="modules available now"]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/46421818/Nexpaq%20Images%20Linked/modules%20available%20now.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG="collection of parts"]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/46421818/Nexpaq%20Images%20Linked/collection%20of%20parts.png[/IMG]

[IMG="currently available colors"]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/46421818/Nexpaq%20Images%20Linked/current%20colors%201.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG="just looking nice haha..."]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/46421818/Nexpaq%20Images%20Linked/the%20real%20thing%202.jpeg[/IMG]

[IMG="another view"]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/46421818/Nexpaq%20Images%20Linked/views%202.jpeg[/IMG]

"Project ARA" Device Layout

http://www.projectara.com/

[IMG="Project ARA device layout"]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/46421818/Nexpaq%20Images%20Linked/project%20ARA.jpg[/IMG]

As and android user don't feel offended by this picture hehe... :angel:

just think about how important the following will be for the millions who come to android from iOS LOL :p

[IMG="cross-platform sample"]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/46421818/Nexpaq%20Images%20Linked/cross-platform%20sample%201.png[/IMG]

[YOUTUBE]lFzt60rR8uA[/YOUTUBE]

Click Here To Watch Another Video On Facebook !

AND THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING…...

It's important that an open platform can be built !

So *you* can dream up module ideas and developers will make them a reality!

G+ Community

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[Hardware Hacking General] Purerawenergy:
Very interesting.

from my Bacon-wrapped Lolli(Bliss)pop 5.1.1
[Hardware Hacking General] magnamentis:
yes, already dreaming about a tripple or more SIM highend phone haha.... just curious how they gonne deal with apple since apple does not allow apps in their playstore which allow for expanded memory ( external sd-card ) what i like the most is that as it seems this will hit the market long before google ara which swallowed hundreds of millions already and then it's hot-swap / hot-plug capable. i'll keep track of this very carefully because i smell something good :) glad you liked it however.
[Hardware Hacking General] t3al:
How is this going to be better than Project ARA?

I will have to buy a phone and then buy the separate modular case to extend my phone's capabilities?

And the company will have to create a different case for every phone there is..

I hope this project works, but in my opinion it won't. The theory is impractical.

Why not buy a modular phone instead?
[Hardware Hacking General] jrbxx7:
Very cool. Gimme gimme. Lol thanks for the heads up!

TaPpEd FrOm My KiLlEr WhAlE
[Hardware Hacking General] magnamentis:
that's an easy one:

a) ara phone will cost more than let's say a standard flaghips + nexpaq

b) you will be able to use the modules on your next phone again, including data on sdcard etc.

c) you will have a large choice of phones instead of a choice between one or two ara phones

d) you can change the OS, you can change the platform, you can change the brand and still get your preferred configuration and features

e) you will be able to hotplug without reboot

and much more and the fact that there will be a case per phone is not a disadvantage for the user, at least you have the choice which

otherwise or now you don't have, you can even get a cheaper phone mostly half the price with slightly weaker specs and make up for

it with modules while a module will cost between 14 and 20 bucks. example would be storage, but can be gpu, cpu, second sim, better camera

all much more expensive in highend phones than as a module. further you can take case and module off and still have the phone as is, so you never loose anything but gain what is wanted or needed.

thanks for the feedback, critical questions provide opportunities for answers and help to initiate the discussion :) :good:
[Hardware Hacking General] magnamentis:
G+ Community link added to the OP for those who prefer G+ to discuss nexpaq :)

thanks all for the many views in such a short time. wish everyone would comment his opionion, suggestions and doubts to start a bit of a more vivid discussion.
[Hardware Hacking General] igs.itec:
count me in :)

quite a while to wait for sales to start but will watch out :good:
[Hardware Hacking General] cocorca:
they just ended their kickstarter campaign with around 500% over the target, so chances are not bad that this is really is going ot happen, especially considering the video in the OP where it is obviously working quite well already, just wondering that people in this forum don't jump on this in masses, probably still a lot of mainstreamers with little foresight around LOL
[Hardware Hacking General] magnamentis:
hi all !

this page has seen over 2000 views but there has no significant discussion started on the topic.

let me know what keeps you from commenting, asking and suggesting? is it so well done that no open questions remain ( just kidding, not possible )

or is it too theoretical and/or far away, then watch the videos about ARA and about Nexpaq on the web. it's real and it's happening. be amongst the first who come op with wishes, doubts and hopes for this kind of technology, now it's the best time to take influence on basic decisions like available modules and/or devices, depending. brake it loose folks, now is the right time :) :highfive:
[Hardware Hacking General] jrbxx7:
Bought my first module. Can't wait till fall! Looking forward to what nexpaq will bring. Hopefully they release a nexus case!

TaPpEd FrOm My HeLlIsHlY eUpHoRic N-sIx
[Hardware Hacking General] magnamentis:
there is a possibility to vote for devices. it's clear that they have to go with mainstream (big numbers) devices first as a startup, but as far as i've been reading they care a lot to bring the case for devices of users which show their interest. even the oneplus will receive a case, albeit the number of devices worldwide is around the 1 mio mark only. you know i made up the theory of modular computing about 10 years ago. IMO we shall once have a central data storage for all devices which we can acess from laptops, desktops and and displays with touch and/or mouse-keyboard combo and similar things should happen to power storage and specific gadgets. this is a small step but into the right direction, mostly because it's cross platform and key units like the smartphone can be changed and others can be added without a change of the overall experience. let's see :)
[Hardware Hacking General] Cerberus_tm:
Very interesting and fascinating. Main disadvantages compared with Ara:

- heavy

- big

- you can't e.g. replace the CPU for a faster one or replace the RAM by a larger amount

I hope they succeed! Whether or not I would want to buy it, I do not know yet.
[Hardware Hacking General] Devon1080:
Guys, comparing Nexpaq to Ara is not a very good comparison, we should compare Nexpaq to other modular smartphone cases such as The Moscase Modular Smartphone case and MODR.

The PuzzlePhone is much better comparison to Ara.
[Hardware Hacking General] magnamentis:
you certainly have a point if it comes to hardware conception, but not when it comes to functionality. ARA and NEXPAQ both have the same kind of daily use pattern (user) in mind and yes, you're again right when it comes to MODR, that really is a similar concept, while moscase IMO falls short in a more than one significant point. I shall for the reasons mentioned above keep ARA in, also because it's somehow an orientation point when it comes to modular devices by now, and shall investigate further on the MODR platform to see how far it is in development. the latter is important because otherwise we would have to add others which many of them will never see daylight and since i want this discussion to start only on projects with a certain probability of making it to market LOL. what i'm saying is that i will eventually add MODR to this thread to add fuel and fair comparison to the discussion :)

thank you [MENTION=265771]devon[/MENTION] for your useful, hence very much appreciated contribution.
[Hardware Hacking General] magnamentis:
yes but then they add functionality and some 1 heavier and bulkier device (dual sim for example) ( no battery pack for example) is still lighter and handier than 2 devices and then it's removable. so should someone want to take his phone to places or in places where size and weight prevail over functions, simply disconnect and you remain with your favourite smartphone, the one which you chose in the first place. but let's see, all this

are valid points, but then that's why some of us use iOS and others use android and as well many different brands and models, because preference and requirements vary :)
[Hardware Hacking General] Cerberus_tm:
Absolutely true, there are advantages and disadvantages! Perhaps it was unfair for me to list only the disadvantages. But the advantages had already been mentioned in the ad hehe.
[Hardware Hacking General] mrsim:
[MENTION=5372360]magnamentis[/MENTION]

i have just discovered this modular case for the first time and i have to say i am impressed...i made contact with nexpaq and they have since answered me that they need to receive 1000+ orders for each device in order to start production for them...i really want one for my oneplus 1 so i also asked if they would put a countdown on the orders for each device this way users would know if they would receive their case soon or if it would be built at all...they answered that they cannot divulge this info as they would not want competitors to know their production rates..seems a bit silly as this type of information is usually available from most companies anyway...but i live in hope that if i do order one of these cases it will be produced and delivered rather than them sending me my money back because there were not enough orders...i also asked for a review unit and was tols they will let me know by early 2016...i also asked if they would be making some sort of discount idea if people brought them customers and they are in the process of doing this as well....i will also create a separate thread over at the oneplus section to see how many people i can get interested in this project...i also started a discussion over in the oneplus forums as well,please feel free to join and discuss there as well....:laugh:

https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/new-nexpaq-project-ara-style-cases-for-the-oneplus-one.372749/
[Hardware Hacking General] magnamentis:
check my thread in the oneplus forum first, but don't hesitate to make another one, just be careful that they don't look/appear redunant, else they gonna delete which is not what we want. i as well have the OPO and of course signed up as to show interest. there already was an event to evaluate the possibility to produce for OPO and as far as i know it was quite successful, while not knowing whether the number of 1000+ was reached. i've seen a few twitter and facebook posts on the matter as well.
[Hardware Hacking General] magnamentis:
another nice one, specially for girls this time :)

[IMG="perfume module"]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/46421818/Nexpaq%20Images%20Linked/Perfume.png[/IMG]

[IMG="cosmetics"]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/46421818/Nexpaq%20Images%20Linked/Cosmetics.png[/IMG]
[Hardware Hacking General] Ace2213:
This is infinitely better than project Ara. As someone who, for the most part, only buys budget phones, I no longer have to suffer the drawbacks of missing/inferior features. I can just add them as a module.

Game/app needs a better CPU/GPU/more RAM? OK, I'll just plug in a module and I'm on my way. Instead of looking for a phone with dual Sim or certain sensors, just keep the modules in a little bag or in your pocket or car for when you need them. I see plug and play and universal drivers in the near future

Going on a road trip or long flight? Use only battery and HDD modules for movies etc. The applications are limited only by module support. What hardware they make available in module formfactor. Maybe the module pack itself can have a built in battery pack? Power users, which I expect to be the main if not only customer base for this, crave infinite battery power, even at the cost of thickness. Most smartphones these days are far too thick anyway. Thickness of Nokia smartphones was fine for me, like the slider N series (which I still miss)
[Hardware Hacking General] magnamentis:
hey, this is more or less how i see things as well which is why i thought it's worth a thread. already looking forward to all those not getting it now later stating they always knew LOL. too many think only mainstream but the greatest benefits lay in thinking as far as possible ahead like you do ;):highfive:
[Hardware Hacking General] till22:
Just going to leave this here: https://www.fairphone.com/phone/

I'm still waiting for Project Ara though :)
[Hardware Hacking General] magnamentis:
thanks, good to have as many different approaches as possible in here to make it easy to compare and find the one which suits everyone's needs. :good: