yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III General] Warren_Orange:
Its looks like a tiny upgrade as well so I'm sure the talented devs on this site can make it happen.
[Galaxy S III General] senaferdy79:
Too early to talking about M :D
[Galaxy S III General] gsms:
I don't like Android L, that's why...;)
[Galaxy S III General] Skorpi58:
I think also......:good:
[Galaxy S III General] RoelD92:
With aosp source code from Google still a couple of months away, I don't see this happen. Even the talented devs that ported 5.0 to our s3 will probably stop here. We may see more stable 5.1.1 ROMs, but I think that's it.

Let's face it. We have a poorly documented/sourced exynos, and our device is over 3 years old. Its been a good run.
[Galaxy S III General] Blackstard:
you know that android M is 95% similar to android L , few tweaks and improves under the hood but nothing else so dont be so amazed for this update :)
[Galaxy S III General] dkonect:
Try the latest blekota 4.4.4, note 4 rom, it's really look like the note 4.
[Galaxy S III General] shivadow:
Samsung dropped support at 4.3 and will not be updating past it for the s3.

They have newer flagship devices in the S family which have taken over.

Custom roms might though.

Sent from a stolen phone!
[Galaxy S III General] saiganesh727:
On the one hand,we are lucky enough to get android L and the developers may stop.But android M is mostly same as L with a few extra features and tweaks.So,fingers crossed.
[Galaxy S III General] a_lan:
It is really nice, looks and runs very good but the problem is that after about a month it started running slow, which is weird because I installed about 15 apps at the beginning and then nothing. I flashed unofficial CM12 and it is ok except camera.
[Galaxy S III General] rap_turkez:
m-for-i9300

i and another popular dev we're working on m dp for i9300.

for now it's very difficult, if we can get a build for sure it will be buggy (no ril, wifi etc.)

anyway: https://github.com/m-for-i9300
[Galaxy S III General] FreedomUser:
Maybe it's possible with custom roms :D
[Galaxy S III General] whodisname:
We all know somebody is gunna port this to our device. The s3 still sells. Its got a bit of development still and cm12.1. Someone will do it.
[Galaxy S III General] xenocent:
Still waitingg

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III General] DogAlyx:
Marshmallow?

I think, we get Marshmallow only with customs ROM's like CM12, CM12.1.
[Galaxy S III General] ArdaCsknn:
Probably modders can port Marshmallow Rom.And also It will be Cm 13.0.I really liked Lollipop cuz the interface looking great and modern.
[Galaxy S III General] GraciasOrtega:
I agree with some posts, it's still too early to develop android M for non nexus phones. With patience and colaboration, eventually some developer will... develop android m for the S3.
[Galaxy S III General] Suo.Eno:
Too far off though... I'd settle with any last stable 5.x.x build instead, should Samsung hop on the nut train and somehow release every docs/sources OR a rollout themselves. Asking for M from devs at this point moving forward truly is asking for a "miracle". Agreed with other poster. It's been a good run. I'd just refurb mine to trade up level and move on when all else fails.
[Galaxy S III General] JustArchi:
I have enough of crapxynos in my life, with upcoming nexus I'm running far, far away from here.
[Galaxy S III General] The Funky Pear:
which nexus?? :P
[Galaxy S III General] ib_or:
I'm using Temasek 12.1 ROM. It is really smooth and stable. I heard that Android M will be announced in October or November. I think Android M first custom ROMs for our device can be ready in early 2016.
[Galaxy S III General] m1hlm:
M? For S3 are u kidding, i think samsung it's to lazy to make M version for S3 :crying:
[Galaxy S III General] ib_or:
Actually we are talking about custom ROMs. Of course Samsung already stopped support.
[Galaxy S III General] gsms:
bad news :(

so then we will rely upon some generous russian or chinese devs...;)
[Galaxy S III General] Stfn990:
Then we all have to migrate :D
[Galaxy S III General] ib_or:
Google rolled out Android M images for Nexus devices
[Galaxy S III General] jkamz:
please dont:crying::crying::crying:

you keep our beloved s3 running Archi
[Galaxy S III General] seansin123:
i don't mind trying it out.
[Galaxy S III General] ib_or:
I will try also if it realize
[Galaxy S III General] Hexafox:
So if we really have to move, what do you recommend?

I heard Sony and Nexus devices have good support, how about LG?

[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION]

How did you start with android development?

I'd like to help, but I don't know where to start :/
[Galaxy S III General] deny191:
Seeing how original Galaxy S has the latest Lolipop, makes me sure S3 will have longer support from our beloved xda devs :D
[Galaxy S III General] sonvegeta:
Yes, it can be done.

i9100 Android 6.0 desenvolment has begun.

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/rom-cyanogenmod-13-t3223808

Why not in the i9300?
[Galaxy S III General] Chimbat:
Something is happening here :

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=63507961&postcount=276
[Galaxy S III General] sonvegeta:
Great! A great developer is working on it too, in one of the links of the previous posts of this thread. (https://github.com/m-for-i9300)

We are close to have it.
[Galaxy S III General] KeTuRr74:
If the Galayxy S and S2 got it, im pretty sure the S3 will get CM13 or AOSP rom based on MM

Im now building AOSP 6.0 for the S3 and i hope it will work.

Tried to build CM and BlissMallow for the S3 and others devices but as CM and Bliss havent fully started to build for newer devices i have always errors so wait a bit for hoping CM for the S3 :D
[Galaxy S III General] The Cranberries:
uuugh bad news :crying:
[Galaxy S III General] spyroz540:
no need to worry. the haxynox guys and some other devs have already started development of android m for our i9300
[Galaxy S III General] sonvegeta:
Much thanks for your work so far.
[Galaxy S III General] Heykır:
Wrong thread
[Galaxy S III General] saleeniz:
Hi masters. Please android M for S3. I m speak English beginner (sorry)
[Galaxy S III General] codebseraph:
Waiting for CM13!
[Galaxy S III General] paulcarroty:
[ROM] [6.0] [Haxynox] AOSP Marshmallow for S3 i9300
[Galaxy S III General] schwarzerfleck:
Great to see there's someone beginning the development. How do you guys think the ROM will finally work out on the S3? I mean, it runs Android L decently.
[Galaxy S III General] ib_or:
That's great news. I'm looking forward to flash android m
[Galaxy S III General] Anomalchik:
I am experiencing constant problems with the lack of RAM in Android L doubt that anything will be corrected when release Android 6.0(CM13)
[Galaxy S III General] :
I have tried many custom ROMs for the S3, but all of them have SERIOUS issues . The main issues which prevent me from using S3 custom rom :

- camera quality : the photos taken on custom rom have MUCH lower quality than on stock rom

- stability : crashing and freezing apps every few minutes
[Galaxy S III General] pepelino123:
It sounds very well and promise so much
[Galaxy S III General] J 3 M:
You must be selecting some bad roms then because there are MANY fantastic S3 roms that I've used flawlessly for years. Try QS KK Final Rom.

If that can't please you then nothing will... :eek:
[Galaxy S III General] :
How old are you ?
[Galaxy S III General] J 3 M:
Probably older than you tbh but WTF is it to do with you anyway?

I gave you a link to a very sweet ROM....Flash it or don't flash it otherwise stop talking rubbish. There's plenty of excellent S3 roms on here :rolleyes:

Edit* Having read your other posts regarding the S3 it's clear that you don't have a clue what you're talking about & are apparently more interested in the Devs fingernails than their cheffing skills...
[Galaxy S III General] :
You are spreading false information - there are not many fantastic s3 roms as you stated, actually there is no such rom out there .
[Galaxy S III General] J 3 M:
Damn I feel sorry for you dude. Why do even bother with an S3 if you believe this to be the case? Do you even own one anyway?

Maybe you should develop one yourself then & show us all what we've been missing out on??? :laugh:

You're talking kek man. The S3 is a great wee phone with some excellent ROMs to choose from. Millions of happy flashers say differently & I'm one of them :cool:
[Galaxy S III General] ib_or:
Well, I'm using Temasek CM12.1 and I can say that it is a good ROM. It is stable and smooth. I face some small concern sometime but it is negligible for me. It is far better than stock 4.3 ROM. I can admit that stock camera quality is better but custom ROM camera result is also fine and you have many apps to choose for different functions.

In overall I'm very happy with this custom ROM.

So peterf81 I recommend you to try this ROM also. You need to struggle some for setting good parameters but in the end it worths.
[Galaxy S III General] BoobyZm:
I found a couple of interesting pages.

1. ...ibtimes.co.uk/how-install-android-6-0-marshmallow-galaxy-s3-i9300-aosp-rom-1527678

2. Marshmallow Alpha 1: ...docs.google.com/uc?id=0Bwp8g-IsofHmWWhjZHRXNGVsLWc&export=download

3. GAPPS: ...androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347851146

I'm going to try and tell how it goes.

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/development/6-0-aosp-marshmallow-s3-i9300-t3238243

Sorry for my English so bad.
[Galaxy S III General] schwarzerfleck:
Any new information about how things are going? Most of the M ROMs are still in a very deep beta...
[Galaxy S III General] :
If you want me to try it, post 2 photos of some trees or cars or people, one taken on a stock rom and another on the cm rom .

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To all S3 developers : why dont you stop wasting your time trying to make kernels from other devices work on the S3, and start writing drivers for S3 hardware so we can compile a clean kernel . Is that really so hard ?
[Galaxy S III General] EqUaTe:
Spoken as someone truly ignorant of driver development, especially when it comes to closed hardware.

Have you ever written any code in your life?

If you have, go ahead and give it a go yourself.

If you haven't, get off your high horse and stop *****ing. If you insist on running stock because of camera, good luck to you. If you can't find a stable rom, and choose to slag everyone else off, then STFU and piss off.

I think it's great news that Marshmallow is getting developed for the S2, S3, S4.. I'm looking forward to when the AOSP builds are stable, at which point I suspect westcrip and his team will start implementing a new version of Resurrection Remix.. My preferred ROM :)
[Galaxy S III General] :
Why is the photo quality so important ? Because those photos taken stay with you forever, you dont have a second chance to take the photo with another camera . And the quality difference is HUGE, like 3mpix vs 12mpix .

Yes I have written code, but the quality of it was very low, it was not working correctly, causing crashes, etc . So I stopped .
[Galaxy S III General] xxgsliemrexx:
I was found a mm rom for i9300 at internet.Im pretty surprised because why somebody didnt shared in here ? I havent tried because im loving this rom fast and smooth af :D anyway i will saved it to my bookmarks i can share with you when i got home if you want :) Also i saw some storage increase in i9300 at this forum at that time i wasnt need it.Now i need because i installed 50+ game and app in my phone also i backed it up everything just in case and i need storage :) that was why i visit this forum xd
[Galaxy S III General] Noname3771:
Never

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I don't think s3 will get M that's why I moved on
[Galaxy S III General] whodisname:
Pack ROM. 5.1.1.

What about pics now?
[Galaxy S III General] whodisname:
Its an s3. Its 3 years old. As far as things go. The s3 is very comparable in specs to the IPhone 6. With the benefit of not being a shiddy ole iPhone!
[Galaxy S III General] schwarzerfleck:
That's what I like about Apple phones. They are not hardware monsters, but work so damn smooth with together with the ROM that you don't even recognize that you've bought an S3 for 1000$. Is it really that hard to create a ROM which doesn't take much RAM?
[Galaxy S III General] ZjemCiKolege:
Maybe we'll get official cm13

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_samsung_i9300
[Galaxy S III General] KeTuRr74:
I saw it yesterday but i doubt about this.
[Galaxy S III General] ZjemCiKolege:
In cm review cm-13.0 (i9300-m-bringup)
[Galaxy S III General] KeTuRr74:
Lets see but i hope yes.
[Galaxy S III General] MAHASONA:
This is very good news :)
[Galaxy S III General] Dragonfail:
Really cm 13 official? Really cool :D
[Galaxy S III General] spyroz540:
Cm13 official? awesome!!
[Galaxy S III General] ib_or:
That's great
[Galaxy S III General] Romflasher69:
Well, according to the official CM G+ page our i9300 has a new maintainer so we might be getting something cool in the near future :)

Since this is my first post, I'm not able to share screenshots or anything like that so you'll have to check it out for yourself.
[Galaxy S III General] :
Thanks for the photo . It is clearly visible how low the quality is, like some 1 mpix camera .
[Galaxy S III General] sonvegeta:
Simon Shields is his name.

EDIT: Since I can't put a screenshot here I can't show you, but the rom is being developing.
[Galaxy S III General] ZjemCiKolege:
[MENTION=6440078]moisespereira01[/MENTION]

You can send me on pm screenshoot?

[MENTION=7076503]Romflasher69[/MENTION]

You can send me google plus link or screen shoot on pm?
[Galaxy S III General] sonvegeta:
Yep, I'll send to you the link in a PM.
[Galaxy S III General] deny191:
Also Nameless is working on Android M :)
[Galaxy S III General] sonvegeta:
Revolution Remix too. Many people are trying to make it the most stable possible. So, we must wait and give feedback to them when their roms are finished.
[Galaxy S III General] brokendreams23:
i love their lollipop rom im sure they will make a good work on marshmellow for i9300 :)
[Galaxy S III General] McMatias_2:
I don't understand 1 thing if it is 6.0 why is 95% the same like 5.1.1 when the version 4.4.4 is very different to the version 5.0 or 5.1.1 ??? Google, what the f*** are you doing?
[Galaxy S III General] Romflasher69:
Yep. They just added a few new features but it's the same looking ui :rolleyes: it should've been Android 5.2 or 5.3, definitely not 6.0

I just can't wait to have doze and multi tasking running on my phone and I think RAM management has been quite improved on marshmallow.
[Galaxy S III General] McMatias_2:
Ya it should be 5.2 :/
[Galaxy S III General] orrrz:
Yeah, definitely looking forward for 6.0 on s3. Flashed the 6.0 alpha based on haxynox and it was smoother than kitkat. Cant wait for rom with working basics :D
[Galaxy S III General] azazello22:
That's not true, think at iOS or at IceCreamSandwich-Jellybean-KitKat. Graphic restyle happens every few releases.
[Galaxy S III General] sonvegeta:
The Haxynox has a serious problem: it doesn't work in all the gadgets. Some of then has a black screen problem (my case; in other words, soft brick)and doesn't work very well, and I didn't use any rom of then because of the same problem. They'll have a llong way to make sure it'll work in any gadget.
[Galaxy S III General] ZjemCiKolege:
On cm13 only partly working hwcomposer at the moment
[Galaxy S III General] sonvegeta:
Normal, my friend. Every update always need this long time to make the structures of the system. I don't know about it, but it seems like it. We only need to wait and enjoy our beloved device.
[Galaxy S III General] Gokulbalram:
6.0 has lot of internal improvements. These improvements are the reason we're having a hard time porting Marshmallow to exynos 4

If you're referring to that public build of MM, then you're wrong. I recently built MM and the screen and touchscreen were working just fine. That build is just a build which was put together with a hassle to be the first MM build for i9300, that's it. The user actually even left the S3 for the Moto E 2015
[Galaxy S III General] sonvegeta:
I'm refering about ANY roms of Haxynox. They don't work in my i9300, always they result in a boot loop.
[Galaxy S III General] Romflasher69:
What was the last build you flashed from haxynos? I've never had any major issues with their builds, they ran smoothly on my phone until the lastest version came out, which caused bootloops. Even op stated that the latest build wasn't meant for end-users, rather it was for him/her to test.

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Was he really building something though? I always thought he just copied and pasted a very early haxynos release , which they posted on a website or something, and made a whole thread here taking credit for it.
[Galaxy S III General] Gokulbalram:
Probably the Murata Semcosh issue.

He did build it, except he just made it for the sake of being the first one to get a booting build.
[Galaxy S III General] ZjemCiKolege:
At the moment no any chance to get fully working hw in cm13 only hw same as cm11
[Galaxy S III General] sonvegeta:
[MENTION=5231921]Gokulbalram[/MENTION] I hope it is the Murata issue and I hope this issue will not be present in the next oficial haxynox rom.

Sorry for some repetitions in english, i'm just in the intermediate english class.
[Galaxy S III General] Gokulbalram:
That is the only possible explanation to some people having bootloops.

Don't worry so much about your English mate, we won't execute you y'know? :P
[Galaxy S III General] sonvegeta:
[MENTION=5429359]ZjemCiKolege[/MENTION] think about the headache about developing it... I don't have any knowledge about development but I think it must be hard. In my mind, I think that we'll have some alpha from cm13 next year because of all these challenges to cross.
[Galaxy S III General] deny191:
You don't believe in Santa Claus? :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III General] The_Voice_70:
I believe in Santa Claus;)

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/q/project:CyanogenMod/android_device_samsung_i9300
[Galaxy S III General] sonvegeta:
Believe?Well, that's a point of view. If it's ready until december, better. If not, I can live with that.

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As I said, friend, that's a point of view. If it's ready until december, better. If not, I can live with that.
[Galaxy S III General] arifnasirshaikh:
Any further updates.?
[Galaxy S III General] spyroz540:
Santa claus will bring a present shaped an android and when xda opens it comes out CM13
[Galaxy S III General] lantov:
CM13 is on the way..... Not sure about Santa, but dwarfs are working to it :laugh:
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Turbine1991:
The G4 isn't even released, heck we don't even know the finalised specifications.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 60nine:
really?

https://youtu.be/VTUDzrIgZlI
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donalberto17:
hahahahahahaha, are you kidding right?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Turbine1991:
*Face palms* Sorry, I'm really out of the loop it seems. Haha.
[General Questions and Answers] kmandel:
I have a need to do some 802.11AC testing. Are there any cheap imports that support it?
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vboyz103:
So I decided to flash M and while doing the flash-all.sh, I got a fastboot error stating malloc something and then did a factory reset, relock bootloader doh!!!!!, flashing manually individual items up until the last one system. It errored out saying something is too large blah blah, and the tablet is now unbootable without any OS and can't flash anything cuz bootloader is LOCKED (Doh! again).

I can only get into stock recovery and only can do adb sideload but tried cyanogenmod but can't get pass the signature validation. So here I am sitting duck with my zombie tablet.

Questions:

1. Will I be able to file for warranty with Google given it's only < 1 year old?

2. Is there an update.zip that you know of which can allows me to adb sideload?

TIA
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cam30era:
1. Maybe. Better try, because it's your only option, since you chose to relock your bootloader.

2. No.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] metaphz:
So what your saying is you attempted to flash the M preview image, it didn't flash properly and you did a "fastboot oem lock" ???

:confused:
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doitright:
I'm confused about the order of things. If the "system is too large" error happened after you BELIEVE you re-locked, then I think you might not really be locked...

The system part often on a lot of Nexii give that error. The solution is to extract the archive and fastboot flash the content images individually.
[Nexus 9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vboyz103:
Update: I called HTC and it was still under warranty. Shipped the device to them and thought that they'll repair it. In fact, they shipped me a brand new one. :)

A happy camper here and thanks HTC.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Cowman001:
The power button on a samsung note 2 that I inherited fails to work. The phone was left outside and rained on so when I first got it the screen did not work and I thought it was going to be trash however after drying it out and properly cleaning it the device screen works now and it will turn on when plugged in. I have one of the dongles that forces the phone into recovery but the power button just plain does not work. I don't know what to do but I would like to be able to use this phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] gotaug:
I've dismantled a few of these phones and once I ruined a power button while sliding the the tool past it to pop the case apart. The power button is part of another assembly but can be replaced. Any version of the phone (Sprint/ATT/etc) will use the same subassembly for the power button. If that is the problem, you can swap it out.

Otherwise, you may have corrosion issues. I have brought older "dumb" phones back by spraying the circuit boards w/electrowash cleaner, scrubbing w/a toothbrush, and blowing off with an air compressor. Be sure to remove all ribbon connectors and scrub both sides of the connector. Also: DON'T JUST SPRAY THE PHONE WITH THE BACK OFF! the electrowash will stay visible the display, so do this in a controlled manner.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dansan382:
not sure if anyone else has this problem but this just recently started to happen to me with my nexus 6. I honestly can't remember if it worked fine and then one day stopped but its driving me a little nuts.

when using google maps and the voice comes on to give me directions, it only gives me a few seconds of voice and then goes mute. then another voice direction, same thing. I think i even tried turning off voice over bluetooth inside maps and it does the same thing through the phones speaker. i dont believe this happens when its not paired with my car. Like I said, i think at one time it worked just fine but i can't be too sure, i know my GS4 running CM12 rom worked just fine.

any ideas?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dansan382:
guess its just me
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GOAT2G:
I have the same problem but only in my VW Polo. Guessing it might be to do with the entertainment system...
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eanan:
So ive been having a few issues with my Xperia Z2 lately.

Firstly its a rooted Z2 running 5.0.2. It started by saying "damaged" sd card. So I wiped SD card and no fix. Then factory reset phone, no fix. The SD card works fine in other phones. But its a weird issue. It wont recognise the SD card on boot, and when I press "mount", it doesn't mount it. But when I remove the SD card physically and reinsert it, it works fine.

What could be causing this? I have a feeling a reinstall of the stock unrooted lollipop through companion PC will fix this, but I dont want to do that unless someone has a fix for this. any ideas? Thanks
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] valentinrascu:
+1... I have the same issue... 128giga sd card