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[Verizon HTC One (M8)] vanwho:
No Interruption Mode seems to be enabled, yet no options to access it on Verizon HTC One M8 Stock 5.0.1. I recently installed the app Touchless Chat and found that it will not read out the incoming messages due to "Audio Disabled: Lollipop no interruption mode enabled". I looked under Sound and Notifications, but there is nothing about Interruption modes, Priorities, etc. like in stock Android. I enabled the Priority Mode for the individual apps, but it still does not seem to work. Any ideas of how to get past this issue? Thanks
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] vanwho:
Well, I was able to fix this using Tasker. The Dev of Touchless Chats gave me the idea. Even though HTC hid the options from the settings menu, it is still in the ROM. Tasker has the action to set the "Interrupt Mode", I set it to "none" and ran the task, now the messages are read out loud like they are intended. Tasker can do many amazing things!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] jdog94:
has anyone seen a safe debloat list for s6???
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Val3r10:
Hello. Coming from Touchwiz I like the ZenUI quite enough, but...

Is there a way to create folders (with a custom name) in the app drawer and put inside them the apps I do will, not based upon the approximate built-in categorization, which put almost all of them together ?

Stuff like AppZorter for TW would be sci-fi on this kind of UI, isn't it ?

Thanks for any trick
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jorge_Alves:
Easy, in the apps menu up on the right site, touch the edit option.
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Val3r10:
And how could I create custom folders, this way ?

I see the "smart folder" (automatic) option only, which isn't too smart, as I said above

Thanks
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jorge_Alves:
You have to choose edit and creat manually over posted.
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Val3r10:
Sorry but I can't get your point.

If I choose "Edit" in the top-right menu, the drawer automatically switches to "custom mode", with those self-distributed smart folders.

How could I create new custom folders or move apps between them ?

I can only rename the existing ones, but they stay as before and all the apps come back to them soon

Thank you
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Val3r10:
Ok, I'm answering myself if someone else could be interested in the OP question solution:

to create a custom folder, both on the home or drawer (edit mode) layers, you should drag an app icon above another: a folder containing both of them would be created.

Then you can edit/change the folder name tapping over it

Done.

Thanks for putting on right way
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] netnerd:
Samsung Pay Launch Pushed to September

Samsung has indicated its mobile payment service will not launch over the summer months as planned. Instead, Samsung Pay will get off the ground in the U.S. and Korea in September. The company confirmed the delay in a call Wednesday with investors. Samsung Pay was announced in March and will initially be available to the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge smartphones. It supports both NFC and magnetic payment terminals, which means it should be more widely available than either Apple Pay or Android Pay, which are limited to NFC terminals. Samsung didn't provide a reason for the delay. The company said Samsung Pay will expand to Europe, China, Australia, and South America, as well as other high-end Samsung devices, later in the year. Apple Pay has been available since October 2014 and Android Pay is expected to launch with Android M in September or October.

source: http://www.phonescoop.com/articles/article.php?a=15906
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] MCube74:
I have a feeling that by the time Samsung Pay is widely used, we will be using a new device by then.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] marcochapita:
It's always like that, samsung announced something with the galaxy line on the presentation and that thing it only be available by the end of the year. Every time is like that ? I don't even know when it's going to be available on europe
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] MCube74:
Most of us have already rooted our phones. No Samsung Pay for us.

Anyway, it is no biggie. How difficult is it to take out a credit card and make a payment?
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] Cr4z33:
Samsung Galaxy S6 Plus rumours look very promising. :silly:
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] MCube74:
Galaxy S6 Plus may have the Snapdragon 808 cpu. Why call it a plus when it uses a slower CPU than the current Galaxy S6 /S6 Edge?
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] thyttel:
Plus don't necessarily mean fast. Just bigger (size)
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] netnerd:
why carry credit card when you dont have to?

my phone is rooted, if samsung pay only works on non-rooted phone, i going to flash stock rom.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] MCube74:
Once Knox is tripped, Samsung pay is gone from your phone.

I never leave home without my wallet so my credit card is always with me. You will never know when you will need it.

Samsung Pay will probably not be available everywhere.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] wase4711:
please show us where Samsung itself has actually stated that Samsung pay wont work if Knox is tripped; an ACTUAL statement from Samsung, not a tweet or a Facebook post please..
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] Oliv3:
Dude it's a guess, but it's an educated one. Go read what secures SamPay, and you'll see that it uses SamKnox as a security measure. Take a wild guess what would happen when the security protocol gets breached.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] wase4711:
dude, the only reason I posted that is because for some reason 90% of people on xda "Assume" that tripping Knox will make samsung pay un workable, even though Samsung has never said that is the case; plus, if it turns out to be a popular form of payment, I am certain someone will come up with a way to use it, even with root/knox disabled.

for me, I could care less about it, since its just as easy, and more SECURE to just use your credit card, instead of having all that personal financial info on your cell phone, but, until Samsung actually releases it, which, from what I have read recently, has been pushed out to AFTER September, saying for certain that tripping Knox renders it un workable just cant be taken as an absolute truth..
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] the Doctor:
Maybe it's because 90% of us are satisfied with a tweet from Samsung, an article from Sammobile (with Samsung insiders, also quoted by the tweet) and a post from Chainfire (who knows Touchwiz better than any non-Samsung software engineer) when they all say Samsung Pay won't work when Knox is tripped. We aren't being gullible as you have led on.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] Oliv3:
Wow.. If you don't even care why bother commenting, especially if it's gonna spark a argument.
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] doumi215:
I was just wondering : if Samsung pay doesn't work, we can still use android pay? It'll be a wider option and will work on a lot of device? Just guessing...
[Galaxy S6 Edge General] the Doctor:
I would assume so. Android Pay checks for root, but there are workarounds for that.
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] gguyaz:
Hi all! I need an howtodo for translating an Artemis ROM like Black&Blue one into french language. I already got WM6 SDK and IMGFSTools. Thanks for your help
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[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AcTSkull:
Working on both CM12.1 and Slim (AOSP based, so yeah).
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hawknelli:
Work's on Luk's AOSP rom?
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sky0165:
Can't say for sure but you can try. Just backup your phone first.
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elgato1000:
Hey!

Any news about this? Thank you.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Norcalz71:
Just as the title says - can anyone with a rooted (H815 + TWRP + SuperSU) G4 comment on whether or not mobile hot spot works? I need to be able to activate it for mirroring my phone via chromecast to my appradio head unit, so it's a primary concern right now.

Thanks,
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leon sprouse:
Are there any rooted G4s, from what I have read so far there are none.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Norcalz71:
my understanding is that the H815 model is unlockable via the LG unlock tool, which then allows you to either:

A) Fastboot flash the TWRP recovery, followed by flashing the SuperSU.zip for root

or

B) Fastboot booting the TWRP recovery, flashing the SuperSU.zip for root, and then using your newly achieved root to flash TWRP via in-OS apps

Perhaps SuperSU.zip is flashable but doesn't achieve anything yet, but my understanding was that the H815 international variant has both unlock/root taken care of for now.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leon sprouse:
Thank You for info but I will wait until there are custom roms before I "root". There just are not any good reasons for me to chance unsure methods at this time.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Norcalz71:
That's cool...this thread was asking anyone who HAS rooted if they can confirm mobile hotspot working. I do need that functionality
[Shield Q&A] mentax:
Hi guys,

Just order for myself a Shield Android TV pro. Does anyone know if its support BD3D iso play?

I have 3D projector Optoma 1080P and wanna know if I can use it to watch a 3D movies with shield.
[Shield Q&A] Rolldog:
The Archos Video Player with the codec pack installed says it'll play 3D movies, but I haven't tried it yet. It also lets you stream video and audio from a DLNA server on your network.
[Shield Q&A] Batfink33:
Kodi is 3d compatible is it not?
[Shield Q&A] tooandrew:
i believe ive seen settings saying 3d in kodi, for what it's worth
[Shield Q&A] seven2099:
kodi = 100% 3d compatible including sbs, top/bottom and interlaced (if your device supports it) and even has 3d options for the interface.

It also playes 3d content in 2d if you need to
[Shield Q&A] djfirestorm:
Nobody really answered your question because people still have a hard time understanding that BD3D or 3D ISO are 100% different than 3D MKV files. Most of these players and Kodi have no issue with 3D videos using SBS or TAB, but those are also half HD resolution and just blow hardcore on a big screen. I am using a BenQ W1070 on a 100" Studio 4K Reference screen, and even with the 80% improvement in picture quality over a standard screen, SBS and TAB is unteachable. You need to get a player like a HiMedia Q10 4k or a KD Links A300 (just a US modded version), or a similar type player with a HARDWARE 3D capability. The reason being is Kodi does not understand 48hz video files and just plays them as a single image 24hz file. ALL 3D ISO files are Framepacked in 48Hz. The players hardware needs to be able to render the left (24hz) and right (24hz) eye images (every other frame), sync them together stacked aka framepacking, and play them back at 24hz to your projector. It is a hardware process and no software can do it (at this time). Even PC's with PowerDVD still depend on the video card to render the 3D image from a hardware decode. That being said, it is a Nvidia product, and the APU itself is technically capable of it, but someone will need to compile the framework/instruction into a "native" through player. I am currently investigating if the Nvidia Shield can be rooted with a custom rom to do this, because other Android based Chinese made players tend to have a 6 month lifespan and are NEVER resolved. The player you bought is no doubt better hardware, just more commercially accepted meaning no 3rd party movie experience due to copyright issues.
[LG G Watch] ShadowEO:
Alright, So we've seen Firefox running on Android Wear, however we can't enter any menus due to no softkeys on the device. I have been trying to install apps such as "Virtual Button Bar" and SoftKeys for Root Users onto the watch and they install and run. But only the home button works. Neither the back or menu button seems to work in any application.

Has anyone else attempted to get some softkeys for controls in unsupported apps that may be able to enlighten me more on why these keypresses seem to be ignored by the OS..
[LG G Watch] Ranomez:
With LMT all the keys that can get on-screen are working just fine in apps that support them but the problem is the app can't be launched (FC-most probably because it has an action bar) so you can't edit the buttons or the size of them, they just work but are over sized.
[LG G Watch] AndyYan:
I wonder if you can install LMT on your phone, customize it first, then go to /data/data/... or an appropriate location to grab the config and push it into the watch.

I'm also considering buying a GW, so if this somehow works, please let me know.

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[LG G Watch] Ranomez:
Yes ofc it will work but the problem with that is that it will take a lot of time to customize the settings right for the watch and each time you copy the files to data/data remember that you will need to set the right permissions, owner and SELinux context for each and every file and considering that currently SELinux contexts can differ from one device to an other and from one ROM to an other that will be really time consuming and hard as you will have to find an app on your watch that has the same types of files to see the SELinux contexts for each of them.

To say it short yes you can do that but it will probably take you at least 1 day and I don't have the time or patience to do that and I doubt many people on this forum will but ofc if you do buy a G Watch have a go at it and tell us just how much time you've wasted.
[LG G Watch] AndyYan:
Hmm, I doubt it would take that much effort, because I've tried manually moving config for some other apps without even touching the permissions, and they seem to fix that automatically. System apps don't like that way, though.

But seeing how Android Wear hates ActionBar, thus making many of my apps unavailable, I don't know if I'd still buy one. Yes I do want something Android on my wrist, but if it's just time-telling and Google Now (which is not even available here in China), then I'm not paying that chunk for it.

What apps do you have, then?

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[LG G Watch] Ranomez:
Well you are talking about moving configs to the same phone I guess? Also if not were you on android 5.x+ cause if yes SELinux has became really strict, to the point that if you mess up some contexts on any file in the data partition you could even get a bootloop (happened to me) or have all your apps disappear and be unable to install any app until you fix up the SELinux context (again happened to me), which you will have to do using adb in that state if you don't happen to have and file manager with root capabilities installed in /system/app or /system/priv-app.

Also to answer your question: yes most normal android apps don't work but there are some that do, even some games and some are even really playable, moreover there are enough useful android wear apps out there, I don't know what you plan to use your watch for but for me it does way more than enough, after all it's a watch, it's not like I'll ever want to spend a lot of time looking at it doing anything but I can do some fast reading on it when I need (not like I'll ever read a whole book on it, that's why I have an android e-book reader or even my phone in the worst case scenario), browsing the internet fast (ofc it needs to be connected to a phone with a data connection), receive and send messages, reject calls, even some light or not so light gaming, even things as Temple Run 2, can play music when I don't have my phone using a bluetooth headset/speaker), the only thing I miss is a full office suite, really, I am writing a novel at the moment and never know when I get some inspiration and have to write down what I have in my mind pretty fast so I don't forget, would love to just be able to write on the watch and not have to take out my phone for that.

Also I would suggest that if you have the money you should go with a watch that has wi-fi like the G Watch R or Urbane cause then you will be able to use the internet without a phone, also the screen of the G Watch is really bad in the sun, I had a Sony Smartwatch 2 before and that was way more limited software wise (and for that reason had a battery life of over 1 week) but the screen was miles ahead, I could see everything in powerful sun light without even setting the brightness to the maximum, on the G Watch I can barely see anything with the brightness at maximum in not so powerful sun light.
[LG G Watch] ShadowEO:
Does LMT contain the menu button by default? I could care less if it's a little oversized (as long as it's not to big for 150-175 DPI), but I'm about to reset my watch using the restore tools because I screwed up root while trying to get SoftKeyz (EDIT: I believe was the name of the softkey app I was trying to make work, can't remember and just finished resetting) to work correctly.
[LG G Watch] AndyYan:
Thanks for compiling such a long response for me :thumbup:

As my signature says most of my devices are on 5.1. Moving some game saves across devices works nicely, though moving contacts database involves modifying owner and permission, but not SEL context - to be honest, I don't even know that ever matters.

Sure I don't have many things in mind when it comes to "what to do with GW"... Back when I was using the Gear, I had quite some apps on it, but most of the time I use it as a timekeeper. But not being compatible with ActionBar is so shocking - I can't imagine how many apps I've used on the Gear so nicely won't work with GW, the most important of which are Greenify, LMT and Root Explorer. Looks like I still have to do much research before I decide on a purchase.

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[LG G Watch] Ranomez:
I just looked at your signature and now I know why you had no problem with moving data from one device to an other: all your devices are running CM so they will all use the same security contexts but CM's security contexts are different from normal stock AOSP's contexts and both are different from the contexts used in Samsung TW ROM's, I can bet that if you try to move the data to a stock nexus or some other device running a manufacturer ROM or an other custom ROM than CM (most do use the same contexts but some don't) you will get into problems. SELinux contexts seem to be now just as important as permissions, sometimes you can get around with the wrong owner but if you have wrong Permissions or SELinux contexts you might mess up more than what you were changing.

Also about the app compatibility thing....I don't really miss many apps that I run on my normal devices, the only one I can actually think of is Titanium Backup (and an office app as I said), I found a good replacement for root explorer in MiXplorer, greenify is totally un-needed and wouldn't be too useful even if it worked (I'm actually not sure if it does or not, to me that layout looked like the action bar is either a non-default implementation so it might work without it) because the xposed installer doesn't work (FC-same reason, action bar) but I think xposed could work if someone adapted the installer (doesn't seem to me that the OS-level differences are so big, it's more of the framework), didn't yet try but just for a lol will flash the xposed lollipop zip and see if I can still boot.

An other option for you might be to buy a Gear S, as far as I can see there is some development going on towards running (initially) android wear on it and further afterwards full android.
[LG G Watch] AndyYan:
Hmm, you got a good point there. I also move data between one of the CM phones and the TF300TL tablet, but SEL is nonexistent in Android 4.2, so I guess you're right.

Gear S is way out of my reach - if I had that cash I'd buy a ZenWatch, a 360 or even an Omate TrueSmart without hesitation. But thanks for letting me know all this anyway - I choose not to look at GW and Android Wear at this moment.

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[LG G Watch] Ranomez:
You could instead look at a Gear Live then, it at least has a heart rate sensor and a way better screen for outdoors and at least in my country it is in the same price range as the G Watch (actually cheaper) but yes, I can't totally recommend android wear as it is right now, it's good enough (at least for me) but I can also see why a normal pure android watch could be way better yet I have faith that this will change.

Also I really can't recommend the Omate or any other MediaTek smart watch as 1st most of them have no resistance to water whatsoever, 2nd they have no support from and 3rd the firmware on them has so many security holes and other flaws it looks like a schweizer.

EDIT: I forgot to say that if you want full android you could search for a SmartQ Z-watch, as far as I know that is a pretty good one and also pretty cheap (on pandawill when it was on "last time sale" it was sold for 30$ and I am talking about the normal not the lite one, the lite one isn't worth it) but I don't think it will be updated anymore, yet android 4.4 is pretty good compared to other android smart watches.
[LG G Watch] AndyYan:
Z Watch? No thanks, I've tried that *before* the Gear, and I sold it within a week and lost $15 in the process - crappy 1GHz MIPS which is not only slow but also lacks compatibility for almost everything I throw at it - not even a custom launcher or a weather app would work. Omate's MTK is indeed unfavorable, and that's why I haven't already got one. And there aren't many people who sell Gear Live here. Which leaves me zero feasible choice.

I guess I could call it an end to my hunt of smartwatches, until something like Neptune Pine (but thinner and lighter) shows up. Thanks for helping me analyze the situation all this time!
[LG G Watch] Ranomez:
Well the compatibility thing has changed as ingenic released a compatibility layer (something like libhoudini for intel CPU's) so as far as I can see from a friend's Z Watch it can run almost anything one would throw at it (ok, anything a bit rational, only apps that can actually be useful on a watch) but yes that CPU is not the fastest and the firmware is not really optimized enough so you would need a custom ROM and perhaps some RAM management script like L Speed to get it lag-free yet I can say my friend's z watch behaves pretty well on Dj Droid, it wasn't really lag-free the 2 weeks time we exchanged watches so I could test it but that's just cause I was using xposed and quite a few modules and also had about 100 apps installed, the lag wasn't really the problem for me, the annoying thing for me was the app load times, it would take me up to 1 minute to launch a 3d game.

This being said I would still recommend you to wait for something better, smartwatches right now are good but I see a lot more potential and I am sure in a few years we will see amazing ones, perhaps as good as our older phones in regards to app compatibility and flexibility, who knows, perhaps they'll even be as powerful as our current phones (as far as it goes phones in 1 year will probably be much powerful than our current phones so anything's possible).

EDIT: I also forgot to say that many apps have been adapted for MIPS since then so even without the compatibility layer there are enough apps working on the Z Watch.