yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raulx222:
Had you did a system wipe? Or a full wipe (System, cache, dalvik, data) ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Toni Suwanto:
How about changelog? Where is it?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 2044343:
https://github.com/opengapps

https://github.com/opengapps/opengapps/commits/master
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Isovitisgr:
Hi guys. Sorry for the noob question but can I use these Gapps with my i9505? It uses the Snapdragon 600
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] addiepats:
Had issues with the 6/16 build for arm devices. Downloaded the aroma version but Google keyboard won't install even if I checked it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] przyrodnik35:
Hi!

I've made the unofficial CWM recovery. It bases on recovery included in CM 12.1. Unfortunately, I can't compile kernel from source. So, I used a built kernel binary from original ROM ( Android 4.1.2). It doesn't boot. I reckon device tree is correct. The version of original kernel is 3.4. What shall I do?

Sorry for my bad english.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jhonnyx:
Hi all,

Has anybody tried porting any 4.3 rom to enable F2FS feature? I mean. I know there are kernels for 4.2 and 4.3 which have F2FS feature enabled, but had not any luck trying to have a 4.3/4.2 ROM running it.

Any help is appreciated

Thanks!
[P3600 General] udibd:
Hello,

Is there a way to allocate a button for teh comm manager in trinity the same as in the TYTN?

Thanks,

udi
[P3600 General] NeilM:
As you know, there are only 3 assignable buttons on the Trinity, B1, B2 and B1 Press/Hold.

To get one of those assigned to Com Manager, you need to create a shortcut to Comm Manager in the Programs file, from where you can use the Button Control Panel to assign the function.

Open a File Manager (if using File Explorer, make sure Options/ Show All Files is selected; even with this however, you can't see file extensions, which makes the process tricky!- better to use Resco or Total Commander) and navigate to My Device/Windows. Look for CommManager.exe and Tap/Hold and select Copy from the context menu that pops up.

Now navigate to Windows/Start Menu/Programs and then Menu/Edit/Paste Shortcut. This will place the shortcut in the Programs folder. You may need to rename it to remove the 'Shortcut to..' prefix, though Resco doesn't prefix it anyway.

From there, go Start/Settings/ Buttons and do the reassignment.
[P3600 General] udibd:
thanks a lot!!
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] siyavash1361:
hi guys...

i have archxperia v1.2.1 installed and i have an issue with damn xperia keyboard...

it keeps appearing and instantly disapearing in clash of clans and its driving me crazy...

plz helpppp me with your soloutions...

tanx alot:)
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] halloarno:
Wipe cache/dalvik. Or wipe data in appsettings.
[G4 Accessories] fclifton:
I am looking for a desktop dock for my G4, preferably charging but I'll take anything for now. Do the G3 docks/stands work with the G4? Thanks!
[Verizon HTC One (M7)] ccsoccer03:
I didn't realize how easy this was but I wanted to make sure someone said this. If you installed gpe 5.1 from Santod, all you have to do is download "HTC service Pack" from Play store. Then Google HTC Camera apk ( I used APK Mirror) and download the Latest Camera (7.15 right now) and Latest Gallery. To my knowledge, all must be installed for it to work properly ( Without being hacked). I also installed ZOE from Play Store, but I don't believe its required.

Edit: Spoke Too soon. Camcorder Colors are Wack... hmmm...
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MicroMod777:
Anybody else have this odd screen glitch on the lower right corner of the display. Its like half a second white flash once in a while when I'm on Tapatalk, or the Amazon app or other apps.

Maybe its a bad display of my G4 or a 5.1 bug?
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dipole:
I also have this but it's on the left side of my screen. I'll see as I'm scrolling a website, or reddit app. It almost looks like tv static.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MicroMod777:
Sweet, not in a good way that you have it, but that my display is not bad. I was trying on a new case yesterday that was really hard to get on (leather backs suck for cases) and pressed hard and thought I might have messed up the display.

Odd yours is on the left side and I think your description of tv static is right on!
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MicroMod777:
New thread with poll:

http://xdaforums.com/g4/general/g4-white-static-flash-display-glitch-t3124573
[Galaxy Note 4 General] sam77744:
good news see link

http://www.sammobile.com/2015/06/01/...e-end-of-july/
[Galaxy Note 4 General] LTE-X:
Not all regions will receive the update in July. I have New Zealand Galaxy Note 4 and I will probably receive it in December. Samsung New Zealand always holds its update. The build date will be July and I will receive it in December.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] avercros:
Just flash it using odin.

It's really easy.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] kolembo:
403 Forbidden
[Galaxy Note 4 General] zabhi:
Why another thread.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] pbedard:
If its any carrier un the us sprint will win
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Ausboy 2011:
In b4 lock ;)
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peridoc:
I have the LG G4 and I use Slacker Radio to stream music. Whenever I place the app in the background (use a different app, go to home screen, etc.) the music keeps playing for a short while but then stops and the icon in the task bar disappears. Is there something in the LG software that kills background tasks that I need to identify Slacker to? I never had this problem on my Nexus 5 and don't have any task killer apps installed. Any thoughts or help would be appreciated as I am new to the LG software that is installed on the G4.

Thanks!
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peridoc:
I think I figured out my issue. I had an app called "Don't Pause" that I used to suppress my notifications while listening to music, and removing this seems to have helped fix the issue. Hopefully this helps others.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] notmaymays:
Hello xda,

Some problems with my LG g3, more specificity battery issues that hopefully your can help me out with.

So first of all, I've frozen some bloatware however some of them appear in root task manager (accessibility, LG smart cover, ect) why is this?

Second, my android OS is at constant 40-50 percent in battery settings, how can I find it what's causing this?

Thanks in advance.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] notmaymays:
Anyone?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zamgwd:
Is your device running kitkat or lollipop? Android OS has been the main cause of my battery usage since I updated my G3 to lollipop.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] notmaymays:
Thanks for the reply, I'm running lollipop.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jazywaz:
I had battery issue aswell with lollipop as stock as i just bought my phone 2 weeks ago i uninstalled the antivirus app and the ram cleaner which i regret as it took out the 2 preinstalled stock qhd videos now the phone last me screen time 7 hours
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] notmaymays:
You mean mcafee? I just froze my bloatware, didn't uninstall anything.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] notmaymays:
Erm anyone?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] RajCaj:
Thanks in advance for any advice offered...

Some orange juice spilled on my S6 Edge and caused liquid damage to PBA (motherboard) components. (By the way, thanks to all that called for a "cooler" looking phone...now it can't withstand a splash of liquid, but that's another post in another thread)

In my naïve nature, I assumed that Samsung would be able to repair the phone for me, albeit at a significant cost, so I sent it off to their repair center.

The ticket notes were updated after a Samsung tech looked at the phone and deemed it Beyond Economic Repair (BER) due to liquid damage to PBA components and send the broken phone in the mail without even giving me the option to pay to replace the damaged internals. After all, replacing parts of the phone should not be as expensive as purchasing the phone at full cost right?

I've done some reading online to see what options I have available to me at this point, but all seem to point to the damaged phone being a really expensive paper weight.

I just wanted to check in to see if anyone has had experience with a situation like this...or if anyone had advice on what options I have at this point.

Can the phone be repaired for less than the full retail cost of a replacement phone (approx. $900 for the model I have)?

If not, do liquid damaged phones sell for spare parts? (Screen & body of the phone are in mint condition)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] lyall29:
You can go to Swappa.com and look in the boneyard to see if anyone is selling a busted s6 for parts. You can also sell your damaged phone in the boneyard.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] TechSavvy2:
It was likely more than a splash, I'm guessing a spill or full dunk if it migrated all the way through to the motherboard?

I've dropped my phone in a full sink of water (twice) and immediately grabbed it out and it was completely unharmed.

If a splash had the ability to damage it, then how did it manage to do this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGBKmIlk52Q
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] beaverslayer:
Is there any life in the phone at all? Orange juice is very corrosive and a electrical conductor due to the ions in the juice, so it doesn't take much to short things out and reek havoc. I don't know how good you are at taking things apart and fixing them but if it were me I would tear into it and completely disassemble it. Wash all the boards thoroughly with distilled water then give it a soaking in 100% isopropal alcohol. Let it dry thoroughly, check the battery for voltage and try and fire it up. Don't wash or soak the battery by the way. I've fixed a few phone this way that had coke or dirty water in them. Had an iPhone my wife dropped in a toilet last an additional two years after doing this. I had a phone myself I dropped in a glass of diet coke go back to working after a thorough cleaning. Still works to this day and that's been years ago. Those technicians aren't going to spend the time doing this due to the cost of the labor and the off chance it may quite on you down the rd. Anyhow, hope you can revive it. Good luck!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] whoamanwtf:
You picked the phone! you could have gotten the less flashy seemingly more durable sibling if you had wanted.

Otherwise though yeah, you could see how much Samsung would charge you to fix it, and or start looking for replacement parts.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] RajCaj:
It was in a bag with a unsealed bottle of orange juice. When the bag was picked up, the bottle of orange juice spilled and wet the phone. It wasn't fully submerged, and was in contact with the juice for 30 seconds max.

The phone was a little wet on the outside, but was still functional. I wiped it off and the phone operated with no problem.

Few hours later it started acting up. I restarted it and could never get it to boot back up, while not plugged in, since.

As a matter of fact, I didn't shut the phone down and immediately start remediation because I assumed (from watching the videos like you linked) the phone was capable of withstanding brief exposure to liquid.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] RajCaj:
It has *some* life. If I plug the phone in to a generic USB power brick, the Samsung logo will pop up & start the AT&T music and then immediately goes into a reboot loop where it starts the process over again. If I plug it into the Samsung USB brick it came with, I was able to get it to fully boot into the operating system, but crashed the first time I tried to access my pictures in the gallery, and then allowed me to pull up the pictures after a second try.

If there is no power going to the phone (via USB or wireless charging) the phone does not respond at all.

I watched a video of a S6 Edge teardown and it's MUCH more difficult than the previous models (which had removable back panels). I think iFixit rated it a reparability score of 3 out of 10.

They had to use special equipment to lift the back glass up enough (just short of breaking it) to get a guitar looking pick underneath to remove the glue. Once the back glass is off, they had to also unglue the battery to get it out.

Not having much to loose at this point, I submerged it in 91% iso-rubbing alchohol for 3hrs and will let it set in a bag of rice for 2-3 days.

I think the damage has already been done though. Will removing corrosion after there's been a short on the circuit board do anything?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] RajCaj:
Yea, I did pick it. IR blaster is an important feature for me, so my options were HTC or Samsung. I've owned 2 galaxy phones & like the synergy with my Samsung TV so I went for the Galaxy....despite my concerns with the step backwards (in terms of water resistance & utility) from the S5.

I've talked to Samsung and they will not give me an option to repair. They say that the parts + labor to fix the phone exceeds the cost of a new phone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] RajCaj:
When a phone with possible water damage is sent to Samsung for repair....do they actually open up the phone to verify it's liquid damage, or do they just look for the liquid indicator and call it liquid damage if it's red?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] sk8trix:
My regular S6 survived a massive downpour yesterday while hiking I have no idea how I got so lucky. I opened it up to check it too and everything was okay internally. I guess they weren't kidding when they said it can withstand some liquid damage so long as it isn't submerged.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] oka1:
From the Moderator

To all in this thread ........... Water damage, liquid damage .....etc

To answer a couple of these questions .......... If water infiltrates inside the back of the phone ...... there is a strip that will change properties that indicates water got in the phone. Newer devices (not just phones, cameras lenses...etc) uses more exotic materials that you cannot easily detect ..... they will show up under UV .......... so to answer that Yes the manufacturer usually can tell..... if it is not obvious, often they do not check ......

To all the Physics ..... comments .......... Water infiltrates based on the seal of the back or the front depending on how the phone is constructed air resistance within the device if sealed ...we could assume it is 14.7 psi or Sea level average atmospheric pressure. As soon as you drop something into say a pool, if it were to sink to 5-feet under the psi would increase to about 17 psi outside force pushing against the interior 14.7 psi....... Without getting into partial pressure laws and more math and physics.........

Greater Out side force is exerting against a lesser force inside the phone........ this precipitates faster infiltration ......... All aforesaid is great academics ......... The Bottom line is this

If you drop your phone into water or any water based fluid then...... Remove as quickly as possible, remove the power source (this is why I prefer a removable battery) the power source is the thing that

Really

speeds up the water damage.

So here is how to deal with water intrusions

1. Dry it off

2. Remove the power source asap

3. Dry it again .....

4. Immerse is Rubbing alcohol 91% (preferably Denatured reagent) if possible, the Alcohol bonds the water molecules to it for a minute or 2........ then remove and dry off with paper towels

5. Then put in Millet, Rice, Desiccant... etc

I have had to do this a number of times in my life with underwater cameras when the housing leaks ........ a real pain being 100-120 feet under and have to stop the shoot because of a housing leaks

But considering my average lens is 1000 bucks and saltwater will destroy the coatings (not to mention electronics) I have only lost 1 lens and one camera in 25 years and no phone ever due to water infiltration occurrences. But being careful and immediate response is the key ....... be Vigilant ( in this case, that means know how to open the phone and remove the power source)

Hope that helps clear some things up ..........
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] genetichazzard:
In South Africa we get ADH (accident and damage handling) on Samsung flagships, but they have been tightening the strings since the S5.

ADH covers screen / body damage with a free repair as part of the warranty.

Water damage on the S6 AFAIK isn't covered anymore like it was on previous Galaxy devices.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] photon4glover:
Purchase an s6 active
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] a_akash:
Beyond Economic repair means the cost of fixing it is more than the phones cost.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] RajCaj:
Yes, the phone that just released in the US last Friday, on AT&T only.

Had I known what I know now about the S6 Edge's ability to stand up to liquid exposure & the cost to repair liquid damaged phones, I would have foregone the Edge pre-order and waited the 2 months for Samsung to offer a waterproof version of the phone. Also, prior Active models had lesser hardware profiles and wouldn't have seemed like a good alternative for me when I was in the market for a new phone.

I really wish more manufactures built their phone with IR ports....then I wouldn't be beholden to Samsung's BS.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] RajCaj:
Thanks for the advise....I will certainly handle things differently if this ever happens again.

Couple of quick questions, since you have experience with this stuff....

Is it possible for the 91% alcohol to further damage the device? Are there specific components that do okay in an alcohol bath vs others? IE battery, speakers, camera, etc?

Also, how long should you dry the phone in absorbent material before attempting to power it up again?

Before I sent the phone off to Samsung, I could at least get the phone to power up while plugged in.

Since I've received the phone back from Samsung, and have given it the alcohol / rice treatment, the phone won't power up at all...even plugged in.

Either way, the phone is dead I'm afraid. Since I'm not certain which components are working, and are not, I can't even sell the thing for spare parts. Most expensive paperweight I've ever owned!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] oka1:
Cannot put in Alcohol if the battery is connected ....... Battery and any fluid = not good .... The other items really will not do anything ........ either way Go to Pandawill.com, Aliexpress.com, Dynamism.com or Chinawholesale.com one of those websites sells motherboards and other cell phone parts I think I saw them for like 80 bucks ......... worth looking into ..... Sorry the phone died...... good luck:o
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] lenteenes:
You can buy it from aliexpress,amazon or HCQS
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] zipper3:
Just wanted to share my negative experience and may be get a piece of advise. I dropped my Galaxy S6 (not edge) into the water after which home button stopped working. Couple weeks later as home button were still not functioning I soaked my phone in 99.9% of isopropyl alcohol. Couple hours later half of screen stopped reacting to fingers, and a few hours screen become black. There were also significant damage to frond and back panel plastic base behind the glass - see photos. I still hear some notifications which gives me a hope that there are still some life in it. I also left phone in rise for 4 days with no improvement. Does anyone had such a negative experience with Alcohol soaking and what could be a solution if any?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] Oriente:
If your phone is still acting like that or even died, you can open it up ( check youtube vids for dissasembly )

Take any clean alcohol..95%+ and ESD brush ( or toothbrush if you dont have any ) Take off any modules from your motherboard like microphones, cameras, usb board etc. Then gently clean everything with brush and alkohol. When you're finished - put it in electric oven if u have any for 1-2 hours in max 90 degrees temp. If not - use a hairdryer. Do same thing with usb board. Then put it back togheter and try.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] drek_67045:
if it still tries to power up with the charger then its more then likely the port for the battery ( i bought a phone that went swimming and this was the outcome and does the same thing as yours)

meaning take it apart and pull the battery out check the port on the board and look for corrosion more then likely its bad and requires some serious skill to replace (im just getting a different board)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S6] drek_67045:
This is what I am talking about
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lcc014:
My daughter's G2 (AT&T) is not working right after OTA to Lollipop. The typical issue is battery drain, next is the Google calendar sync and Contact sync issue and then the apps startup lagging. She did try factory reset, but that did not fix any issues at all.

Is there any way to revert back to KitKat or work around to all these issues ? She is very frustrated for the update.

Thanks,

Ching-Ho Cheng
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EricCamino121:
Flash back to Kit-Kat

Follow this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2662445
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lcc014:
Thank you, I will take a look.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] silkenhut:
Is there no other solution aside from flashing back to Kitkat? I'm also getting the same issue after upgrading to Lollipop... already did a reset twice and it only works for 1-2 weeks till I get the same issue again
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wulsic:
Well, you could try to see or there might be a newer lollipop version available for the g2 else you could always try some custom roms or only flash dorimanx kernel as lollipop went much better when I flashed that kernel. but I suggest to disable root on your daughters phone.

If these 3 things don't solve it well, then she has to go back to kitkat.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] bennec83:
I am getting ready for people to flame me but i am going to ask this anyway, where has the site that hosted the black ROMS? i need the 3G dialer Jasjamming has released. Is it possible someone has it and could post a link up here.

There is something wrong with the shadow site

http://www.4winmobile.com/forums/portal.php

can someone please tell me what the problem is!! when i try to log in i get told i need to download and install a piece of software which i have done but i still cant get into the site, i cant even ask a moderator from that site to help coz i cant see the site!!!

Help & thanks in advance
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mrvanx:
Its possible it might be on the official black site:

http://wmblack.info

but prolly not a good idea to post the dialer on here as jj has requested mirrors arent used.

The 3G dialer isnt a mirror of the 2G dialer (its the same as black dymond for now)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] bennec83:
thanks for the advice, can you tell me how i can get to the site mentioned on my previous post? i dnt know how im ment to configure that zend software (also i dont think i hav a webserver(?!?) and im guessing you will know what to do!!

thanks again

P.S. your guides have saved my skin so many times!! (Got my first TYTN recently, ur guide helped me get rid of WM5!!) good work
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mrvanx:
dude...dont worry about the zend thing....the forum is down and it is a message for the web administrator...the zend engine is part of php.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Percz:
The site is back up now