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[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
What's up fellas...so the vz dev ed pr v3 uploaded last night awaiting confirmation/feedback then it'll post...also added a new PopRocks Custom G4 style variant widget to the PR drive box....working on the sprint FKv13X build which will go live this afternoon...ill be in and out all day while I'm working on the builds....enjoy fellas

Mega

https://drive.google.com/folder/d/0B-Ew31Ksu5eYNHA2TEVKQk0tcFk/edit
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
That's just such a jerk move to pull man...sorry to hear that buddy...it's unfortunate you had to say something but hopefully that will stop people kanging your mods after repeatedly saying they're for pr haha...how hard is it to ask you lol?...smh you'd think people would just appreciate ypu taking the time to make and share anything... hopefully they respect the time and effort a little more from now on...

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
A formatting issue would be my first guess tbh...but with 64 go cards and android it's hard to say as twrp should mount storage in the same fashion as re system so that's def odd

Yea I keep increasing the volume and modding the audio quality to boost it....it's just about where I want it on v3 just needs bumped another notch imo

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
That's a fantastic shot man...without any information or data it's hard to say...I'd suggest something like battery stats ect...also go over op2 for further optimization tips...Greenify may help as well

Mega
[Galaxy Grand Prime Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilarthas:
Hello everyone. I have a problem with my sensor, when I keep my finger stable on some place on the screen (not moving), display is shaking. Sensor thinks that I'm moving my finger. What the hell is it? If I could not explain you, here is the video:

[YOUTUBE]youtube.com/watch?v=y4Ma3Y16RDM[/YOUTUBE]

added: unfortunately, new users are not able to add links in their messages. If someone can help me, please, write here and I will send you link via PM
[Galaxy Grand Prime Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukasas74:
Have you dropped it or maybe pushed glass too much? Try to factory reset everything if that won't help I think best option is to bring it back to vendor for guarantee.

Cheers
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] parabola1971:
How to find SPC(MSL) code on galaxy S6 (G920P or G925P)

SPC Utility.apk can't find SPC
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] TookRDerbs:
as of now there is no way to find your msl on lollipop. ive tried every method i know of including the spcutility.apk, mslutility.apk, alogcat process (even tried changing to dm for added measure) , the terminal emulator (su- getprop.ril.MSL) . nothing works. i always like to be able to edit stuff in the ##3282# but like i said a no go for now, except of course calling sprint and begging them for it haha
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] stacksptdtdm:
Thats what i did. Called sprint and asked for it. They didnt give me any hassle
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] dhonzik:
ok what was the code or does it depend on your IMEI number
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] stacksptdtdm:
Everyone has their own code i believe
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] fusprint:
Msl code for g920p is 141460
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Soooperstar:
That's only for your device, everyone's is different
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Soooperstar:
If you're rooted you can get it with Galaxy tools
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] malzonie:
I have root and GT but can't find where it's located..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Soooperstar:
Version 3.1.8?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] malzonie:
Yes
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Soooperstar:
It shows it on the GT home screen where it says MSL
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] malzonie:
Mine says unknown :/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Soooperstar:
Did you install the app then reboot?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] malzonie:
Yes I have a G900P with 5.0
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Soooperstar:
Can you post a screenshot of your GT screen?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] malzonie:
Sure
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Soooperstar:
Hmmmm thats odd mine shows
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] spyderdreams:
I got the same unknown message too.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Soooperstar:
And you're on 3.18?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] spyderdreams:
I couldn't say cause I unrooted phone and removed app.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Soooperstar:
Well it only shows on 3.1.8
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] TookRDerbs:
3.1.8 galaxy tools definitely did the trick on finding the msl. Was a complete biatch to find though. Lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Plague_Bearer:
at first I was getting an "unknown" in the MSL but all I had to do was update the Galaxy tools and then it gave me the MSL and I unlocked it, now i just need to adjust a GCF value i think, and the apn
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] fider7:
Thanks

:good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Poebat:
I think I just found a way.... Will report back if it works

edit: nope. got into the menu but nothing works
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] Base To The Apex:
How to get 3.1.8 GT? This is my last resort since I've tried many rooted apps for WiFi tether but this one seems like it works.. I have sprint 4g lte unlimited. I'm going to just get home Internet if all hope is lost lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] josh2789:
If the phone is paid off/Good IMEI, just call Sprint. They gave it to me with no issues. FYI : They also unlocked my phone without a problem. The unlock process too a couple of days.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] mdriaj:
thank you so much
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge] ramenoodle:
Do you know where I can find the app
[LG Watch Urbane] RunNgun42:
Snagged one online through Verizon and did overnight delivery. So I'm going to give 2 impressions here

1) Appearance

2) Usabality

For for the 1st impression on appearance the watch is exactly what I wanted, I love the silver, I love the roundness, I LOVE LOVE LOVE a true "always on" screen mode, and I like the leather band. I may actually keep the band for awhile before swapping it out with a silver one somewhere. The watch faces are pretty, the resolution is nice, and the overall appearance of elements is colorful and nice.

EDIT: Ok apparently there was even MORE updates after the initial update payload. I did check that I was running 5.1.1 but after about an hour another "system update swipe left to install" appeared. After that update completed I noticed what appeared to be a bunch more apps sync'ing, such as Maps, Keep, notification toggle, etc. FINALLY once all of these completed the watch appears to have returned to normal and is currently running GREAT. Smooth high fps screen transitions, responsive touch control, responsive voice recognition, etc. Make sure you let this watch sit for a good few hours before attempting to do much with it. Google does A LOT to it in the background at first boot.

For the 1st impression of usability the watch is complete garbage. Lots of "android wear stopped responding", lots of "little cloud indicator showing you have disconnected", and LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS of LAAAAGGG!! Omg this watch feels borderline beta, completely unstable. Maybe it's because it has only been running for 15 minutes, and maybe it's because it took half an hour to update (I'm guessing Verizon did not ship it with 5.1.1). The thing took forever on first boot, but now that it's running it's just out of control. Totally unresponsive. You'd seriously think something is wrong with it. You tap the screen nothing happens, you tap it again you feel it buzz but nothing happens, you stop tapping and stare at it for 10 seconds and then suddenly 10 things happen. It's as if the watch is just completely clogged up with background CPU tasks that it's playing catchup. Pretty lousy. I'm hoping this will pass after a day of usage or so.

My only gripe right now is that this is really poor form and only furthers the bragging rights Apple users get. My buddy got an Apple Watch and that thing worked beautiful out of the box. Apple knows customers dont want a ****ty first impression and made sure their devices perform amiably the moment it is powered on. Google apparently doesnt give a **** and anyone is allowed to do whatever they want with their brand, such as crippling Android Wear with a clearly untested product launch.

Oh well, only time will tell.
[LG Watch Urbane] aaronc_98:
I have been using mine for about an hour and have not seen ANY lag. I have also not disconnected from the phone once. my R did it a few times a day. The first boot and connection did take forever, but mine has been working lag free and perfectly the whole time. I know it is early, but maybe you just got a lemon
[LG Watch Urbane] L_E_O:
Pretty much the same experience here. The initial boot and sync process (then subsequent update) take forever, but after that, this thing is butter.

So far, I have to admit I'm not a huge fan of the leather strap. Maybe it just needs time to be broken in, but I'm already eyeing replacements.

Did I mention this thing is GORGEOUS??
[LG Watch Urbane] weaselchops:
Yes I am the same as you on the strap..... Maybe because it is just so new, it seem to make the watch hover above my wrist :)
[LG Watch Urbane] AnthonyTex:
Hello guys, may I ask you how does the watch work when is connected over WiFi? For example are you able to access to your play music library? Or in general are there some unknown tricks? Thanks :) and good buy:)
[LG Watch Urbane] tolust:
Korean version Vs US version?

Does anyone know if there is a difference between the Korean version that everyone is getting off ebay Vs. The US version say from Google, Verizon, att&t?
[LG Watch Urbane] L_E_O:
As far as I can tell, the best way to think of the WiFi functionality is "extended bluetooth". It doesn't seem to have any independent WiFI or network functionality. It still has to be talking to the phone, which does have to have some type of connectivity, but the phone doesn't have to be on the same network or on WiFI at all. I turned off both WiFi and BT on the phone, and it could still talk to the watch (through the cell data connection). That added flexibility probably only has a few practical uses, but I absolutely love being able to have the watch and walk more than 20 ft. away while still being connected.
[LG Watch Urbane] AnthonyTex:
Thank you very much:)
[LG Watch Urbane] gfreek:
Ok I have had it for day and my initial impression of the Urbane is positive completely opposite of the OP, granted the initial set-up can take up-to 20-30 minute, I've also had the system updated to 5.1.1 .

It is fairly responsive far better than moto 360, not much lags and also the battery life is much better you could easily go through 12 hours of heavy usage or 15 hours for moderate usage. It may have the same innards as the G Watch R but I think LG have done a good job making it look more watch like and something that at first glance looks like a normal watch.

My negatives would be that as I have small wrist it is slightly too big and the strap could have been of better quality. I will go far as to say this is currently the best android smartwatch until moto 360 mk II, Huawei watch etc....

Bottom for line for the money I think it is worth it, cant complain.
[LG Watch Urbane] pbelcomp:
How is the vibration on the notifications?

I tried a Moto 360 and I could barely tell when it vibrated.
[LG Watch Urbane] finalbillybong:
Any chance of a system and boot dump guys?
[LG Watch Urbane] Hovscorpion12:
Vibrations good. I will side with Apple as far as being able to customize vibration intensity.
[LG Watch Urbane] krabman:
After mine was completely done with its startup I rebooted it and performance has been fine.

Hated the stock strap but I knew I would going in as I greatly dislike cheap leather straps and I had a nice SS bracelet here ready to be installed when the watch arrived. Tested the stock strap for about 15 seconds and went to the jeweler and had them put on the bracelet instead, better in every way. Honestly 22mm is a very common size and there are straps for every owner of all kinds, don't stick with the stock strap for one minute if you don't like it. You can do much better.

Someone paying attention will realize this is not a normal watch but for the most part I think you will have few people notice the watch, it manages to blend pretty well.

If you don't notice the vibration on this one then it isn't a problem, your corpse will not respond to the notification anyways.
[LG Watch Urbane] TheSanitarium:
I wonder that either...? If they are all the same I can consider buying from a South Korean seller in Ebay.
[LG Watch Urbane] AnnaCook310:
were can i purchase it what is this watch is it phone or bluetooth or what it is LG brand.
[LG Watch Urbane] TheSanitarium:
Couldn't understand clearly what you are asking but;

This is a smartwatch for phones running android platform.

It is not a phone. It connects to your phone through bluetooth.

This smartwatch's brand is LG.

You can purchase it from South Korea, USA, UK and some other places as well as from internet, for example from Ebay.
[LG Watch Urbane] JimSmith94:
I don't have my watch yet, but are you saying the vibration is much stronger than the Moto 360? If so, just that is enough to convince me to buy it! P.S. I have always preferred metal bands too.
[LG Watch Urbane] krabman:
I have not tried the 360 so I cant comment on its comparative vibration strength. I can say the vibrate on this one is more than strong enough to get my attention when I'm busy. Alarm vibes will continue until you cancel them at least in the near term, I haven't tried leaving it go and seeing if it stops vibrating after so many minutes. The only time I can see myself actually missing an alarm is if I was quite active but theimplication there is I would probably prefer to attend to the activity I was involved in rather than a notification on my watch.

I'm sorry I cant help more, if this is a very strong point you might consider waiting for the phone to be available for fondling in a retail outlet before purchasing.
[LG Watch Urbane] millerd79:
I'm coming from a Galaxy Gear S and I have 2 small issues. 1st battery life I'm already down to 27% after 7 hrs of use (gear s after 14hr day would still have 70% left) hopefully this will improve after a few days of use. 2nd I wish the display was larger like the 360. Everything looks a little squished to me.
[LG Watch Urbane] L_E_O:
Yep... I'm on day 3 or 4 after a full reset post-update, and I'm only getting about 8-10 hours myself. That's with brightness set at 2 and "Always On" screen turned off. Not sure what the culprit is, but I'm going to try one more full reset and resync.
[LG Watch Urbane] krabman:
I'd say you gents have something going on, I just plugged in after 7 hrs with 78% remaining. Brightness 4, always on, wifi on. No apps installed yet other than amamzon which the phone sent over duirng initial setup. Like I really wanted to shop amazon on my watch...
[LG Watch Urbane] BamAlmighty:
Just ordered one, but already having buyer's remorse. Knowing my luck at IO Google will announce NFC support for future Wear devices.
[LG Watch Urbane] AfroCreame:
I've owned the Pebble Steel, Motorola 360, Gear S, Gear and Gear 2 and the Urbane is my favorite. Great build quality, snappy and the always on screen looks fantastic. It's not the off screen with a little outline of a clock...it's the real deal. Looks nice with stainless band as well. Expensive but oh so nice.
[LG Watch Urbane] jss42:
Which metal band is that? I'm looking to change out the leather
[LG Watch Urbane] AfroCreame:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DKYCAGU
[LG Watch Urbane] gfreek:
Couldn't agree more I've had nothing but complements from passers by, most on first glance actually think it is a luxury brand watch!:D Which imho is a good thing that's exactly the reaction I want dont want it to look like a smart watch. I think going forward we will see a lot more smart watches looking a lot like traditional watch and with premium build quality.
[LG Watch Urbane] AfroCreame:
Another pic with the metal band...
[LG Watch Urbane] tolust:
I ordered myself this from ebay

Hadley Roma 18-22mm Squeeze End Link Men's Deployant Stainless Metal Watch Band

http://www.ebay.com/itm/371296668278
[LG Watch Urbane] enkur:
just got the watch today.. very impressive... I think I will put in a metal band... thanks for those Hadley Roma link
[LG Watch Urbane] diogoperas:
How's the heart rate sensor? Can it read fine while exercising?

Are there any apps that can measure run distance using only the watch accelerometers? I mean without being connected to the phone?
[LG Watch Urbane] Wishmaster2:
Any idea, why the WiFi functionality is not officially mentioned anywhere?!

It's not even stated on the LG website!
[LG Watch Urbane] ComplexMinded:
Overall I'm impressed by this watch. Ive had the Samsung Gear Live, LG Watch R, and now this. While its practically the same watch as the LG Watch R, it feels a lot different. Navigating through the screens is buttery smooth compared to my LGWR. That could be due to this watch sporting the new version of Android Wear. I opted for the the gold version because I actually sanded the bezel on my LGWR to a stainless steel perfection.

I've also had good battery life. Decided to run it on unusually high brightness levels (for me) to see if its feasible to do on a day to day basis. I'm running at a brightness level of 4 and I took it off the charge around 9 am. Always on screen, I would say moderate to heavy use. 4 app installs, 2 hours of music navigation, 20-30 notifications, 2 heart rate checks, and general tinkering. I'm at 52% almost 12 hours in. At this rate you could argue 24hrs on a days charge (for my usage). On my LGWR I run a brightness of 1 and at the same usage levels I can get 2 days easy. With light usage I can get 3. I'm sure I can get close to the same thing with the Urbane. The difference would be the WIFI and how much battery that drains.

As far as the heart rate sensor, LG has an app specifically on this phone called LG Pulse. It allows for a continuous heart rate check and has no time limit. It's pretty cool compared to Google Fit's implementation. There's also an app in the market called Heart Monitor Pro that will check your heart rate at intervals and graph it out over time. It's a cool app because it integrates with Google Fit. I've had no problems with the heart rate sensor and find this watch to be slightly more accurate than my LGWR. But thats probably due to the fit.

To your second question, It can certainly detect your steps/speed/distance but I dont think it can actually map your route. Not unless you have the Sony Smartwatch 3. Its the only smart watch, that I know of, that has GPS capabilities on Android Wear.

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Good question. They may be trying to lay low from the heat that the LGWR owners are bringing about whether the LGWR will be compatible with the new version of Android Wear. There's a lot of debate over it now. Some say yes, some say no. The fact is that it does have a WIFI chip. The unknown fact is if LG plans on updating it. It virtually has the same specs as the LGWR so I dont see why not. Most think they are trying to booster the sales of the Urbane.

It's definitely WIFI capable. I have mine on WIFI now. But it is interesting that it isnt a featured spec listed. It's a pretty big thing for the current gen models
[LG Watch Urbane] diogoperas:
Yeah not showing the route is ok for me. I would like just to go run without taking the smartphone with me and still get some accuracy at least in the distance and heart rate.
[LG Watch Urbane] ComplexMinded:
Yea, I've had my watch disconnected for days and it will count all my steps and I can check my heart rate. When it connects back to the phone, it syncs to the central app and you can view it there. It doesnt show the typical things you would see though like location. And actually I just checked, it just shows your steps.. So you wont get distance I don't think. But this is all based on the Google Fit app.. You might want to check out some of the other running apps in the market to see their android wear integration.
[LG Watch Urbane] diogoperas:
Yeah that was my "fear". Only couting the steps is great for walking but useless for running I think. Apple watch is counting distance without a connected iPhone and doesn't have GPS, so we know it's possible. We just need an app that does that. I'll try some when the watch arrives.

Thank you for taking the time to check that :)
[LG Watch Urbane] Wishmaster2:
My LG G Watch R has Wifi?!

WiFi would be a feature to upgrade to the Urbane for me, but if it will be activated on my LGGWR, I might stay with it.
[LG Watch Urbane] ComplexMinded:
The TearDown showed it had the exact same components as the Urbane if Im not mistaken. It's in the FCC report. If the FCC says its WIFI capable, its WIFI capable.

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It most definitely should be possible. Especially with the activation of WIFI. It's no different than using WIFI only for maps navigation I would think. Sure it wouldnt have the precise accuracy as GPS but it's only a matter of time.
[LG Watch Urbane] krabman:
Just a comment on the Wi-Fi, it worked great at home but I'm finding while traveling it can be hit and miss when in hotels.
[LG Watch Urbane] razor 116:
Love this watch except two niggles, The size (Coming from a Moto 360) with a noticeably smaller screen and the shiny finish instead of a matte/anodized finish. Moto 360 has got this perfect IMO larger screen with the same footprint, If only it had the Snapdragon 400 and an OLED screen it'd be perfect.

Only had this for two days so maybe I will get over the screen size niggle but the chrome finish is just IMO tacky looking but again it may grow on me.
[LG Watch Urbane] suljo94:
okee so I had this watch for like 4 days and my inpression is(compare to my old sw2)

-android wear is catching up to other wearables

- for most things there is an app

but

- lacks a few android features like adjusting vibration intensity and night mode and an option to tweak theater mode

- developer options don't always work( keep display on while charging doesn't work and the burn in protection resets to disabled after a reboot (and you need to reboot to activate it)
[LG Watch Urbane] zathus:
Just pulled the trigger. 300 no tax on eBay. Very exited. Should be here Tuesday
[LG Watch Urbane] JimSmith94:
I've been looking at those too. Does anybody know if these "brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging" watches can be registered with LG in case they need to be warrantied?

I'd love to save some money and the 8.25% Texas sales tax, but not if I can't get it repaired/replaced if it goes bad.
[LG Watch Urbane] JimSmith94:
Mine was delivered this afternoon. My first thought is that all of these stock watchbands must be made for tiny Asians! On my Gear 2, Moto 360, and now the Urbane, I can barely fasten the band on my wrist in the last hole! Oh well, I like metal bands better anyway.

After a long system update and app sync, I was finally able to play with the settings. Everything seems to work well so far, except that its WiFi only sees the 2.4 GHz band of my router, and not the 5.0 GHz band. That probably won't be a problem for the near future, as most hotspots are only 2.4 anyway.
[LG Watch Urbane] Denvertoad:
Constantly crashes

I've had the watch about a week, when it works it's a wonderful device. My problem is the watch reboots constantly. Additionally the battery life is miserable. I have yet to reach 24 hours without a recharge. Accomplished a factory reset twice, no improvements. WiFi on or off is no help. Open to any suggestions. I'm going to reset it once more, delete and reinstall android wear on my phone and if that doesn't fix it it's going back.