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[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DagobahSamurai:
So I'm coming to the HTC One M9 from a Nexus 4 on TMO. The Nexus 4 had the Google Dialer and I liked it tremendously more than whats on the HTC One M9, especially with Google Caller ID. I don't want to do a customer ROM however because losing wifi calling is not an option.

Has anyone gotten Google Dialer with Google Caller ID to work on our phone? Any other app store options?
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lowvolt1:
Are you going to root? There is a thread with gpe contacts and dialer in XDA but it is a flashable .zip that replaces the stock HTC dialer. It does work as I use it on my m8.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brittoking:
There is also now a thread as of today with a zip that can be flashed in combination with a custom rom to give you WiFi calling.

Edit:

T-Mobile WiFi Calling Fix For INTL Based Roms

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3109410
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ivanstojic:
Hello everyone!

As you can see by my profile, I'm a rather new member of the XDA-Dev community, and also a new owner of an HTC Tytn. I love it.

I also love open sourced or at least free software.

My problem is: I'd love to have push based e-mail feeding off of my plain old IMAP and/or POP account hosted wherever.

Of the two IMAP IDLE capable clients on WM6 (I'm using LVSW) both feel like a piece of **** along with an attached price tag. One of them was also last updated in early 2006.

I've been looking at WM Outlook and Exchange syncing. I'm thinking about implementing some sort of an interface that would provide Outlook style ActiveSync front end (hey, it's just WebDAV) to a simple IMAP/POP3 account in the background.

I'll probably start working on this just for the kicks anyway, but... would anyone else be interested in seeing/using something like this?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Shaun33:
There is software called emoze. This relies on your desktop & outlook downloading the email then Emoze sends the data to you PDA over the cell network.

The way i think that would be good is you would need a software client running on your desktop that polls your POP3 server for new headers. When it gets one it sends your PDA a token telling it to go and d/l its pop.

Im thinking of writing one cause i want it to detect if its cradled. I only want my e-mails forwarded to my phone when its not cradeled.

Just some thoughts. But if its in c# ill be happy to try help where i can.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ivanstojic:
First off, I'd like to avoid the whole using-the-desktop thing. The mails are accessible on the server, and can stay there until your desktop client picks them up. Ideally, you would use IMAP and just leave the mail on the server as long as you need it, thus having it both accessible from your desktop and your mobile client.

The approach I'm thinking of would emulate an Exchange server. You would configure this server the same way you configure outlook syncing with a real Exchange server on your phone - thus eliminating any need for development or hacking on the client side. Everyone would just be using their default messaging client installed on WM.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Shaun33:
So from My understanding this is what we got.

~ Project ~

CLIENT | HACK'D | <-----> IMAP
A/Sync <---> | Server |
WM6 | APP We Write | <-----> POP3

That should be possible but the reason that your able to recieve it in two places is because the exchnage server is the mailbox essintally. And your desktop account is also attached to the exchange server(someone jump in if im wrong) this means that it knows when something is deleted on your desktop.

So we would have to emulate both the Device and Desktop exchange server functions.

Other way is to just put a wrapper around a popserver. So it will only send the emails to the desktop once, then keep the e-mails for the device.

eg

****Check POP3/IMAP server every x mins
New Email
D/L and Store
Ping PPC Client
PPC Downloads
Flaged as PPC received

Desktop POP3 checks pop wrapper

Because the exchange server has the builtin pop client you will never be able to get true e-mail unless you create a pop3/imap server that has the PPC ping functionality built into it, you will always have the **** step.

Just some thoughts ...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] walshieau:
you dont need to 'hack' anything... is you look at the Microsoft Exchange 2007 SDK you can write your own libraries that get called on incoming mail etc... no hacking required... how do you think Blackberry Enterirpse Server and Goodlink Server work??
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ivanstojic:
The whole idea is that I want nothing to do with Exchange in the software, except to emulate it's ActiveSync features and push e-mail. No SDK, no libraries, nada.

I don't have any problems polling the POP3 server every few minutes. With IMAP it's much easier considering that a lot of IMAP servers support IDLE.

Basically, the architecture would be exactly what Shaun33 described/drew in his post.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Shaun33:
Ok best idea is if you have the time.

1. Install Exxhange server and pair your PPC to it.

2. User packet monitoring software such as ethereal to monitor the data going back between the server and the client the best fun is going to be the fact that is SSL. But there is an option to disable the SSL then you monitor port 80.

If you post a capture file i would be willing to look into helping you develop it.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ivanstojic:
Ethereal isn't called Ethereal any more, you do know that? It's been known as Wireshark for a while now. Anyway, the protocol is (almost) standard WebDAV protocol with some strange extensions.

I'm working on getting clean dumps of various bits of functionality. Will report soon!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] suraj.tomer:
hi guys,

i got to know about one website which is provide push mail for pop3 account for free, i tested it on JASJAR and its working fine, you can try it here www.consilient.com may be it would be helpfull...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] guyndalf:
This certainly sounds interesting to me! Do you still think it is doable?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Furbious:
Sounds cool - like you said, it's all webdav oriented, and from IIS logs, getting the content is fairly easy to construct. You won't have to worry about matching up device IDs, etc, so you can ignore that and concentrate on the username with what verbs are being used (foldersync, sync, getestimate, etc)

One thing may get you is the initial connection - after configuring, it will check to see if theres a policy to set on the device after checking the user, not sure how activesync on the device will handle it if it can't get to that.

I always think its funny that MS decided to call this "push" technology, when its just the device constantly polling (probably just an xml change file, i seem to remember something like that)

Anyway, good luck :)
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] technicious:
Hi, I used to tether all time without any issues on previous devices, but for some reason it's unusable on my N5. I did quite a bit of troubleshooting and can't figure out why wifi tethering is extremely slow.

My setup:

Nexus 5 running Lollipop 5.1, build LMY471

Macbook Air circa 2011, OSX Yosemite

ATT, LTE provisioned (have gotten 20-30Mbps speeds from the phone direct via speedtest.net)

APN set to IPV4 settings for regular/roaming - didn't change the default settings.

Not interested in rooting now (or using PDANet)

Here's my troubleshooting so far:

The phone gets direct speeds of 4-10Mbps from speedtest.net's app, which isn't fast but is fine when I need to tether.

I can replicate those speeds with USB tethering.

Bluetooth tethering and Mifi tethering result in speeds of 0.1Mbps, so slow that it can barely load speedtest.net.

I've also tested this with Bluetooth off on both my phone and my Mac, same results.

I've tried this from multiple locations with the same result, 0.1Mbps speeds.

I don't think it's a wifi interference issue since Wifi Explorer on my Mac shows that my signal is at 80% compared to 40% for other signals.

Also, if it were interference based then I would see more variable speeds instead of 0.1-0.2Mbps consistently.

Any suggestions for further troubleshooting?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] westentertainer:
picked up my new edge today ,tried charging wireless on my lg table mount and Nokia round puck ,charges then pauses ,is this a fault on phone or chargers ,anyone know witch one definitely works?
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hchxoom:
The three I have work perfectly with my s6 edge. My edge stays in and charges fine through a ringke fusion case.

In my car, I have the airdock 2.0

in my office, I have the woodpuck bamboo edition: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00P7ZVIHW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

At home, I have the RAVpower WCN15 stand:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00RGIK7P2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fletch33:
how do you like the airdock 2.0? i have almost pushed the order button several times.
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vanquiz:
I have this one, works great on both orientation, with Verus dual tone case.

ItianTM New Version Qi Three Coils Wireless Charging Pad A6 for Sam... http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00S7IBDGW/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_Ipxvvb1TCKW7X
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hchxoom:
[MENTION=2276237]fletch33[/MENTION] I've been very happy with it. I drive a Ford F250 so was a little worried that the phone might shake loose due to the firm suspension, but it holds on tight over speed bumps, pot holes (at slow speed), etc. Probably wouldn't trust it off road, though! It does collect dust over time, so I wipe it off with a wet rag or a alcohol wipe every couple of weeks to make sure it keeps its grip. It does provide enough juice to give me a net gain on the battery (slow, <10% per hour) while streaming music to the radio via BT and running waze and gps for navigation (screen always on), even with case on. I have the cd mount, which is rock solid. I would buy again.
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fletch33:
well i will order now thanks and it is going into my Ram so it will probably need to handle a little more ;)

hehehe
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bjhill2112:
I have the choetech stadium and it works great. Obviously not as fast as the quick charger, but actually charges almost as fast as a straight 2amp charger.

http://smile.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00...ss+charger&dpPl=1&dpID=31WE9MNpp9L&ref=plSrch
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ejp79:
I actually use my old nexus 4 charging orb. Works great. Through my case.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Erkaft95:
Hi all,

My phone had full black screen during calls and I couldn't use the keypad or anything while my friend didn't finish the call!

I solved this problem!

Very easy!!

1. Step:

Dial this number to your phone in Dialer:

3845#*800# (AT&T)

3845#*801# (T-Mobile)

3845#*802# (European)

3845#*803# (AT&T and Canadian)

5689#*980 (Sprint)

2.step:

Select this: Device Test (it will first option)

3. step:

Find this option and select it: Set Proximity Limit

4.step:

Change it to 750 and press OK

5.step: THIS STEP JUST CHECK WHAT WE DID, NOT MUST DO IT!

Find and select this: Individual Item

6. step:

Find and select this: Sensor test

You see the proximity say: FAR, and if you block the sensor with your hand ( between the secondary camera and speaker) it will write: NEAR!

7.step:

in the upper left-hand corner you see an exit, slide it to right side, and it will exit!

8. step:

Find and select this: Back to main (it will the last option)

9. step:

Find and select this: EXIT

10. step:

Go to dialer and call somebody!

It should working!

I hope it helped to a lot of people!
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Protonus:
My friend had Prox Sensor issues on his Verizon LG G2 after front "clip" replacement (digitizer+lcd+front bezel). The screen would almost always turn itself off as soon as call starts, etc.

I tried hardware fixes, like:

1.) Scraping the "tint" off the prox sensor window on the back side of the glass.

2.) Modifying the rubber gasket around the sensor

3.) Adding extra pressure (layers of tape) to the sensor "stay" on the plastic board cover

They helped a little, but it was still a problem MOST of the time.

The instructions contained in this thread are what REALLY fixed this issue. Now it works better than brand new! However there is a catch. Verizon removed the ability to get to the Hidden Menu on this phone, ugh! So, I rooted the phone using Stump (he was still on 4.4.2), and, then used the instructions here (the original instructions, that didn't require flashing a .zip, as I didn't feel like loading a custom recover): http://xdaforums.com/verizon-g2/general/easy-verizons-hidden-menu-t2825967

And presto, was able to get into the Hidden Menu! Once there, followed these instructions, and, prox sensor issues be gone!

I hope others find this.
[MX Player] ed35bc:
Audio pass-through is a very important feature on Android media boxes with HDMI and SPDIF ports. As I understand it, this mode is currently supported but only when H/W mode is selected and the software audio decoding option is deselected. I noticed that this somehow causes the flag AUDIO_OUTPUT_FLAG_DIRECT to be set in AudioTrack.cpp which is a very helpful signal to the downstream audio handlers. Kodi also has limited support for audio pass-through, but unfortunately no such signal that I could detect. The SPMC version of Kodi uses the AUDIO_STREAM_VOICE_CALL hack to signal pass-through mode but this can cause problems on boxes that also need to support applications such as Skype.

If I understand everything correctly, then perhaps it would be easy to add an audio pass-through option when using the H/W+ or S/W video decoding modes. The H/W mode may not work with all video streams, and even when it does, some features, such as screen resizing, and screen capturing may be lost.
[MX Player] jumperman:
Yes, what ed35bc wrote is also important for me
[General Topics] ayushbpl10:
Also supported by other devices.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dlads:
As the title states.

Personally I love this phone, it's kind of like a really cool car, like an alpha romeo which has it's faults but just for the simple fact of the way it's made and the way it feels, I wouldn't change it.

EDIT: Maybe the battery life ;)

Feel free to have a moan :D
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] buggs1a:
I love the case I have and the way it perfectly matches the phone. It's a body glove and the phone is the darker one.

Video won't resume when going from the recent apps. It opens then disappears.

I love the speakers on front. When HTC did that year's ago I was amazed. Then I thought everyone should. I think it's crazy stupid not to. Sounds good too.

Screen is OK. I'd like bigger though and way better viewing angle. Gets dark when it's laying flat on my bed and I'm reading the web. I don't want to always hold it.

Keyboard is terrible in my opinion. Samsung works way better for me. I want keys a bit bigger and darker with numbers on top and much better auto correction. Swiftkey didn't work well enough for me.

Performance seems iffy. I mean I don't know if this is how things should be. I had the Verizon GS5 for 6 months like the 5th of this month so I'm used to that phone. Games sometimes jerk and seem to load no faster then on my GS5. They seem to crash much more. Games like the clash games, star Wars commander etc. Those types are all I play.

I want to disable apps I won't use so they're not always running. But this can cause issues maybe.

Battery needs a ton of help. Wish all phones had the power and 5000 mah battery would give.

I prefer Sense a little to tw and others based on color and lines separating options more in setting menus etc. Seems a bit more clean.

Have couple more days to return my phone and I'm not sure if I want to keep this and exchange for another or get a g3 or gs6. G4 not out for awhile still.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dlads:
[MENTION=2031137]buggs1a[/MENTION] I hear you with the battery it isn't great but then I haven't tried to optimise it very much, once I cut out all the dead wood and find the wake locks it should be a lot better. 2 days is a possibility depending on usage. Haven't noticed the playback from video as I use MX player. Give it a whirl and use auto starts to kill off apps
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fernandezhjr:
I would return it if I were you. Because much of what you mention, are not real issues, but are areas that just don't meet your desires. The screen is not going to grow, the battery is not going to grow, and the keyboard is what it is. I'm surprised you couldn't find a skin for Swiftkey that satisfied your needs. Also, it sounds like you may have an issue with your phone, as mine is buttery smooth, no crashes.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reubenskelly1992:
Although the battery will get better with updates
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fernandezhjr:
I'm averaging close to 5.5 hours of SOT on a full charge, but I'm with AT&T and am typically always in an area with a reputable signal. Apart from actual usage, and assuming there are no wakelocks going on, a phones signal is the biggest battery drainer. No signal or a weak signal will keep the phone signal searching and cause more drain on the battery. For this reason, I agree, battery life can be improved thru updates, especially if the radio firmware sees an update.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StilsonCanyon:
I've been using the Minuum keyboard and have grown to really like it. At times it will frustrate me with it's auto-correction, but what keyboard doesn't? They have a free version to try, so maybe give it a spin.

I'm in agreement that the battery goes quick when power saver is not active. I have a feeling that it will improve with newer versions of Lollipop, Sense and perhaps even changed HTC bits that optimize the phone's performance on the 810 chipset.

Let us know which way you go...
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Archangel:
I really like the phone! I had the S6 Edge just prior to this and went to Verizon to turn it in as I suddenly caught the auto rotate bug. The rep said this hasnt been fixed and that if it happens again I would have to go through Sammy to get a new one. Not wanting to do that I looked at the M9 and have been really happy since. It is comparable in almost every way to the S6. I do miss the edge on the edge LOL but that is sort of gimmicky.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NightOrchid:
I bought the M9 when it first came out and was very dissapointed... the first one was returned for overheating which didnt start well, I was annoyed at myself for impulse buying,. but after picking it up again a few days ago Im actually stating to enjoy it...

The camera has been improved alot (but not amazing) through the 1st firmware update and an updated camera app from the Play Store (Raw Format added) which makes me feel better about it.. although Cam still needs work. Boomsound Music Mode is great, as good as the M8.. and not the reported tinney-ness some reviews are reporting. It just has all the things I loved about the M8. For me though that "Sense Home" widget and start screen.. I dont know how this is a good idea, I find it drains the battery like nothing else, using location and tracking...

So far, battery life seems ok, I get about 2 days on Light to Modersate use - Music, Camera, BlinkFeed, I do actually like BF.. but so far.. Im happy with my M9, really like the added "Themes" engine... a nice touch.

It wouldve been nice to see HTC bump up the screen to 5.2 or even 5.5" @ 1080p (I think QHD screens on a device less than 7" is a bit unnecessary) . Just something to seperate it from the M8 other than a camera and Themes

I just hope HTC can get through this and pull out the stops for the M10.. now that Samsung are leaping their way back from the S5 fall with the S6 and LG with the amazing G4, It aint looking good for HTC. For me, they just didnt try hard enough, they just gave into internet pressure, relaced the camera and hoped for the best.. which wasnt a wise thing to do 3 years in a row from the M7.

M9 for me is looking great, just needs some fine tuning, which will hopefully come in 5.1
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] buggs1a:
I exchanged my m9 for the g3 Friday yesterday. And I don't get it how videos show it has themes, but it don't.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] augie7107:
No complaints at all coming from Xperia Z3 to M9. Happy I made the switch.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mostafa Wael:
In fact it is the same feeling

It is too powerful to be contained, which is a really good thing

From the way Htc treats its flagships via software updates, i can see that this powerful machine will be even more optimised and speedy, and will get improvement in every area!

If you are not aware, the Taiwan M9 recieved an update to its base from 1.32 to 1.40 with some massive camera improvements! And it is said that people are getting past the 6 hours screen on time with the latest update, as well as reporting that the phone is a Lot cooler than the 1.32 base

So that is very great news indeed, which makes me feel very optimistic!

You see? Improved battery life, improved thermal management, improved camera performance! This is awesome

And still android 5.1.1 will boost the mobile's general perfromance with a lot of misc bug fixes and enhancements by google. The future is bright for this phone, i see
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dlads:
Im still on 1.32 mate, I'm running Leedroid and I'd rather he got all the issues sorted prior to a release, I've heard good and bad about 1.40, some lag with proximity and opening screen. Camera is improved by all accounts. Will see what happens.

Cheers.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mostafa Wael:
I guess that's why the 1.40 isn't rolled out to the .401 region ;)
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dlads:
Not entirely sure as to why it hasn't been rolled out, I can see Lee, leapfrogging this version and going for the next one, the issues at this point appear to outweigh the benefits, besides the camera ofc
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fernandezhjr:
That is pure speculation on your part, unless you have some concrete evidence you can link us to.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dlads:
Just things I've heard around the threads to be honest. Not speculating at all..

Beyond the apparently improved camera which in all fairness isn't that much of an improvement, the white balance isn't fixed and its still far too sharp, I've heard about random reboots etc, some of this is in Lees thread too

Do a bit of reading and you'll see for yourself, I don't just make things up and I'm not about to continue a heated debate especially when someone is presumptuous towards me.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fernandezhjr:
I do plenty of reading and what I have seen is improved camera, improved battery life, and a slight improvement performance wise. I'm not looking for a heated debate. I just haven't seen much posted in the way of negatives, yet you say the negatives outweigh the positives, which is why I ask for some links. Now, I'm talking stock. If a developer takes the base and his custom rom causes reboots, that's on him.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dlads:
Do you have a point to make about your phone? Is there something you'd like to share about the m9? Did you read the title of the thread?

You've jumped on other people and have challenged each of them towards their point. But you yourself have said nothing and contributed nothing towards the thread, that's actually trolling, this Is not a thread for that, this is for people to have their say.. How can they do that or want to with you waiting there for everyone? Move on or contribute