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[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevew84:
Damnit, so does it feel something like the black Nexus 5? that weird soft/gel type feel?

Also, looking at the middle plate that I ordered and it seems like I only need to swap out the camera and a couple of other things. The small delicate pieces seem to come with the new housing. The battery being the biggest thing to have to remove, should go smoothly tho since I'm not separating the digitizer from the front glass.

Did you have any hiccups or anything like that?

Oh, I have a white Moto X and it looks like the sim tray is the same part number as the tray of the Nexus 6, so I'll just swap them over. Where did you find the replacement battery cover for the Moto X Pro?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bp328i:
Here are the pictures of before and after.

Here is the link the the back I bought, I ordered the black one and yes it's almost like the Nexus 5

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Housing-Battery-Back-Cover-Rear-Door-For-Google-Nexus-6-XT1100-Motorola-Shamu-/251723199982?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&var=550648934210&hash=item3a9bdf35ee

And here is a link to the sim tray I bought.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/271876699768?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&var=570713175240&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

I had no issues at all doing the swap.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevew84:
Awesome, thanks. So you didn't swap out the actual bezel piece?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bp328i:
Yes I did, in the first picture it's blue and the second picture it's white/silver.

Here is the link to the frame I bought.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/351333448156?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

This weekend I'm going to switch back to the one that was once blue because I've done this to it.

Polished aluminum!
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevew84:
Ohhh you did the polishing thing? That's awesome. What all did you have to transfer over from your complete middle plate to the new white plate? I'll be able to tell once I get my hands on it but it would be nice to know what to expect.

If there was a way to flat black the entire bezel, I'd be down for that. Similar to the black HTC one.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bp328i:
If I remember correctly it was just the battery, the top speaker, and the camera glass.

Battery was the hardest part as the other two just pop out.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevew84:
Thanks. I'll update when I get the parts.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevew84:
Hey did you have an issue with the adhesive on the back cover? meaning did your replacement back come with adhesive already attached? I've seen that you can purchase the adhesive separately so I wasn't sure if it comes with the cover.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bp328i:
Mine came with the adhesive already attached. It is a real pain in the a$$ to get the stock one off. I use a heat gun to warm it up a little and it helped a lot!

At first I thought it might be tough to line the new one up on the first try but it was easy. I pulled off the adhesive backing fully and then lined the top up with the camera hole and it went down fine.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevew84:
Thanks for the tips man.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bp328i:
I wish I found this video before I did mine because getting the back started was the hardest part for me.

https://youtu.be/Yk1CGk0TZAw
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dhollis72:
Don't forget the Sim tray.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevew84:
All of the parts came in the mail yesterday, so that's the middle plate, tools and white back battery cover (with adhesive attached). I went through TMO to get yet another warranty replacement since my power button is kind of wonky, so I'll have a couple of N6's to take apart and compare to make sure things are done correctly.

Thanks for the tips.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bp328i:
I was going to wait to switch to my polished aluminum frame until I got another back because I when I took my stock blue one off I scratched it up a bit.

But since I found that video I went ahead and switched the frames out again before the other back I ordered came.

I don't think I have ever received so many compliments on a phone (and I've had almost every flagship phone) as I have on my Nexus 6 with the polished aluminum frame and Moto X Pro back.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevew84:
I still want that damn black cover with no "nexus" on there.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Plenty of vinzyl skins about, some of which may do that
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bp328i:
I'm thinking about ordering a few frames and polishing them and then listing them for sale with a little bump in price.

But I'm not sure how well they would sell.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stevew84:
I'd get one for sure. I just hope this swap goes well and I don't screw anything up.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Ishtumba:
I've searched for awhile on this but could never find a util or instructions on how to achieve this.

I'm wanting to make alterations to the "Applications" list that is presented in the button assignment area to include some custom apps.

Have you seen anything like this anywhere?

Appreciate the help,

Marc
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MZO:
Hey guys. I am having an issue. Not sure though. That is when I flashed 11June nightly my device went too hot (62°) while flashing and creating dalvik cache. Now when I booted up my white colors are like pale colored. A little yellow. It is ROM or my screen is done for? I also see the same in recovery and all other places. Also shifting angle (viewing screen inclined turns seems like it has right colors (bright white like #FFFFFF)

Please help me :'( or is it an issue I never noticed before? Something to do with AMOLED? I'm really creeped out :'(

Sent from my GT-I9505
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AntaresOne:
Don't worry, it's just CyanogenMod's LiveDisplay.

Go in Settings->Display & lights->LiveDisplay and in Display mode choose Off
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MZO:
Are you sure? Because there's no effect... Now I need stock firmware for sure haha

Sent from my GT-I9505
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] docluv01:
Currently on S4 with unlimited data....is it worth losing unlimited to get the S6 right now?

was goign to do edge (have a few other phones on plan), but mine is still unlimited right now...

My monthly would be pretty much identical....but with shared 8 GB. Other phones barely use data...

Thanks in advance!!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] DroidXrei:
If you're in the US, just get an S6 at Best Buy and either get a BB credit card or use their payment plan to get it off contract. It's basically the same as getting the edge contract and you get to keep your unlimted data.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] docluv01:
If I use edge....they do give you a credit of 25 bucks every month.

Hmm.....If I'm bringing my own device....shouldn't they be reducing my monthly?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] deranger:
There is no need to lose unlimited data or pay full price!!! Get the phone from Best Buy online, SHIP IT TO YOUR HOUSE, NOT IN STORE PICKUP, then swap the sim from your S4 to your S6 BEFORE POWERING THE S6 ON. Destroy the new SIM that comes with the S6. You will have to cut down the S4 SIM to NanoSIM size but it's super easy. I literally did this today and I have a subsidized S6 64GB ($299) on unlimited data and my contract extended 2 years.

See the following link for a number of ways you can upgrade and keep your unlimited, even if you only have a single line!

https://slickdeals.net/f/7743625-ve...-avoid-a-2-year-data-plan-on-a-basic-line?v=1
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] droidiac13:
Yes. I continue to bring my own phone so I'm considered month to month. Therefore I get a $25 discount.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] thesoldier:
I think I've read through that entire thread like 5 times, so much good info in there.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] docluv01:
WOW!!!

Thank you!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] docluv01:
Hi, SO by using the BB method, you kept the UDP, but you were extended out by 2 yrs?

On my family plan, I also have a basic line that is upgradeable. It seems that if I use one of those methods...I don't get stuck on 2 yr on the basic plan, but also, dont get stuck on 2 yr plan on my UDP. Do you know this to be true? I've read multiple.....can't seem to figure that part out...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] deranger:
Yes. I paid subsidized pricing ($299 for 64 GB S6) and my contract end date was pushed out 2 years, while keeping my Nationwide 700 plan with unlimited data. Depending on what method you use, you will extend your contract out another two years. Being on contract with unlimited data is a GOOD thing. If you're off contract, they can drop your unlimited data anytime for any reason. If you're on contract, dropping your UDP would mean they broke the contract, and thus they would be forfeiting the early cancellation fees, which is a significant chunk of money for a subsidized S6. Read that first post all the way through a couple times, figure out which method works for your situation, and then read those instructions like 10 times. There are different optimal strategies to keep your UDP depending on what your plan looks like.

edit: Best Buy is also running a $100 gift card promotion for Verizon upgrades to S6, just got mine today. Subsidized pricing, $100 to spend at BB, and I still kept my UDP, simply amazing.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] chrisj22:
Remember the SIM you have in your S4 WILL NOT fit in the S6
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] deranger:
It's trivial to print out a template, mark your cuts in permanent marker, and cut it down to size with a pair of good scissors. Some sandpaper for fine tuning (or careful work with sharp, sturdy scissors) was all I needed to make it fit perfectly. You can also purchase a SIM cutter tool from Amazon for <$10 if you don't trust yourself hacking up your SIM. Take note that you should not go to a Verizon corporate store and ask for a new SIM as they will notice the pending equipment activation on your account and most likely drop your UDP. People have had luck paying an authorized retailer for a new SIM, there should be examples in the earlier linked Slickdeals thread. Really though, it's quite simple to cut down the SIM with scissors so long as you take your time and don't overcut it. The actual chip is tiny, what you see on the outside are just contacts.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] chrisj22:
Or being I believe he was getting the phone online from the carrier it will come with a SIM Preloaded in the phone
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] deranger:
You're not reading the thread at all. If you turn on the phone with the SIM from Best Buy in it, you will instantly lose UDP and not be able to get it back. You MUST destroy the new SIM before you initially power on the phone (even initial charging) when doing this method of getting a subsidized upgrade without losing your unlimited data. If the phone comes on at all, Verizon reads the new SIM as being activated, and your unlimited data is gone forever . It is crucial to take out and destroy the new SIM ASAP.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] taz291819:
Does this work with upgrading from a S3? Meaning, will the SIM from a S3 work after trimming?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] docluv01:
Let me ask another stupid question, If I buy a s6 off amazon, paying full price. Can I call verizon to send me a new nano sim, and not worry about them killing my unlimited?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] thesoldier:
I believe you can, but it would be easier to walk into a Verizon corporate store and get it there for free on the spot. Did it a couple weeks ago no issue coming from an s5.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] deranger:
Sure, but why not do the BB method and get it at subsidized pricing? You also get the benefit of being on contract, which means if they kill your UDP (which they are free to do at any time), they will have to let you out of the early termination fee. You could also walk into a VZW corporate store and buy an S6 at full price to keep your unlimited, but be aware that VZW has the right to kill your UDP at any time should they feel the need to do so.

To be able to cut down your SIM for the S6, you must currently have a 4G LTE SIM. I personally never owned an S3 so I am not sure if you have a 4G LTE SIM in it or not. If you do, simply do the BB method and trim your SIM. If not, there are methods to get around this, check the thread I linked earlier.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] backdown00:
What you said above is actually not true, unless BB gives you a different print out and does things differently. As for the way Verizon does things, The contract terms you are signing up for do not include unlimited data. If you read the terms you are signing up for, no where on there does it say you are signing a 2 year deal with unlimited data. At any point in time, whether you are on or off contract, Verizon could swap it over as there have not been 2 year contracts for unlimited data in quite some time. They have chosen not to based on the outrage that came previously when they tried to make some changes to the unlimited plans. (http://www.theverge.com/2014/10/1/6882339/verizon-calls-off-throttling-unlimited-lte-data)

I have seen a few people who swapped their upgrade to another line, used in on that line and then just switched the phone back to theirs. While this did keep their UDP, nowhere in the 2 year contract agreement was it mentioned that they were getting UDP. In fact it was quite the contrary. It would show the 2GB data plan for 30$ which would be activated on line B while line A was just getting the contract extension.

When you buy the phone full retail and go to put it on your line using my Verizon, one step in the process will say your sim is not compatible/or it'll ask you if you want to order a new sim card. Simply click I want a new sim card and within 2 days a new nano sim card will be at your door.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] deranger:
My contract end date is 06/16/2017 and I still have my UDP. Read the thread I linked earlier before you tell me that what I said isn't true. People have been doing alternate upgrades (4ever) and the BB method for quite some time now, and you get to be on-contract and keep your UDP. Doing the BB method doesn't require you to have two lines on the same account either, so the scenario you describe in your second paragraph doesn't apply to this method of getting a subsidized upgrade on-contract while keeping UDP.

Furthermore you don't need to get a new SIM card so long as you already have a 4G LTE SIM. I took the SIM out of my S4, cut it down to nanoSIM size, and put it directly into my new S6 without any incompatible messages or a need to get a new one from VZW. If you already have a 4G LTE SIM you don't need to get a new one. If you do the BB method and order a new SIM kiss goodbye to your UDP. You must reuse your old SIM in order to keep UDP.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] backdown00:
I think I was not clear and I am sorry about that. Your contract end date and what is actually guaranteed by that contract are 2 different things. Look at the actual contract terms. Yes, you can be in a contract with UDP in today's world on verizon, that happens with the example I gave above. The contract you are signing is an extension of service. If done the way in my example, the line its activated on (The line you transferred your upgrade to, line B) will get a data extension contract while the line that transferred the upgrade (line A) will get a service use extension (yes there are now 2 types of contracts). This was changed last September I believe so that if someone tried to transfer their upgrade to a non smartphone line, use the upgrade, then transfer the phone back over to their line, the data plan would stick to the line it was activated on when in the past it would just drop off.

You are correct, you did extend your contract, but that UDP feature is listed nowhere on the actual documents you signed thus changing/removing or doing whatever Verizon wants to do is in no way a violation of your extended service. they are still providing you the service you signed up for. I am not sure when the last time you could actually sign up for unlimited data was using their plan system, but that was definitely more than 3 years ago. I am unsure how these upgrades are processed via best buy and what their contract term sheets look like when printed out, so I can't comment on that process. I have seen Verizon's and seen people who extended their contract and nowhere on that printout is unlimited data listed as being guaranteed for the contract, but it did list the 2GB plan or w/e plan was picked on it. The reason Verizon is not touching this for now is because of the bad press they got previously when trying to modify the unlimited accounts and add throttling. I am sure within the next couple of years though, all unlimited plans will be forced out. It will suck to lose it and its at that time maybe i'll give t-mobile a try.

Also, requesting the sim in the method I put above will in no way effect his UDP. It sends you a nano sim card so you do not have to cut with the current features that are on your account. Yes if you cut your sim card you won't get any incompatible messages because you are not trying to activate the phone through the my Verizon feature. That will only come up when going through and trying activate/change the phone on your account using their website.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] deranger:
The thing is, when doing the Best Buy method. there is no line B. I did not do an alternate upgrade, aka 4ever method, which is what you're describing. What you do for the BB method is order the phone through the BB website, have it delivered to your home, and swap the SIM card from your old phone to the new phone before ever powering on the new phone. You destroy the new SIM and just keep using your old SIM. Your contract end date is pushed out two years and you keep your UDP. If you turn on the new phone with the new SIM, your UDP is dropped and I assume replaced with 2GB tiered data. I am not sure about the two types of contract you mention so I could be wrong about that. All I know I that I got a subsidized upgrade, kept my UDP, had my contract end date is pushed out 2 years, and I used the upgrade on my UDP line. I didn't sign any paperwork, although I did have to input my account details and billing password on the Best Buy website, which I assume was used to update my contract.

I agree that VZW is probably going to ditch UDP altogether somewhat soon, although I thought the same thing when I did the alternate upgrade to keep my UDP and get the S4 at subsidized pricing. As soon as that happens I am jumping ship to T-Mobile, as the combination of UDP and VZWs network is the only reason I am staying on.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] backdown00:
I am curious to learn something new :), does best buy send you paperwork explaining the terms of the contract and features included? I see you just said no, sorr yI missed that. That is quite interesting, so there is no paper trail. I am not sure how that would work then heh.

I am guessing it would have the same effect where you signed a 2 year agreement with the tiered data, but since you are just putting your sim card in it, only the service portion sticks, not the data.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] deranger:
Yeah, I think you are correct. On the Slickdeals thread they make it very prominent that turning on your new phone with the new SIM still in it will drop your UDP instantly. I assume once you order from BestBuy, your contract is extended 2 years. However, the plan change doesn't kick in until their network picks up the new SIM, as they don't want to change your plan around until you get the new phone. People in the thread say to avoid VZW corporate stores or the help/SIM activation phone line as they will notice the pending order on your account and manually kick you off UDP, but if you wait a month or two the pending equipment activation will fall off your account. This is why it is important when doing the BB method that you don't call up and order a new SIM as they will notice something is amiss with your account and "fix" the problem. I suggest going into the Slickdeals thread and reading the first post, it has a TON of info about a dozen or so methods of keeping your UDP while getting subsidized pricing. It's a goldmine of information, frequently update, and many people reporting back on what works and what doesn't. Top notch forum material, I am surprised I never heard about the Slickdeals thread before on XDA.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] backdown00:
I am def going to read that thread - This whole topic is quite interesting - I only knew of that transfer the upgrade, upgrade at discount, move phone back to desired line heh.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] lampclip:
Here's a link to the thread: http://slickdeals.net/f/7743625-ver...year-data-plan-on-a-nationwide-basic-line?v=1

I plan on doing the 4ever method to keep my UDP once I verify that the Verizon S6s currently shipping are still capable of being rooted.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] backdown00:
what is a verizon S6s? I know the s6 and s6 edge have all been rooted and have kept root through OTA. Its all in the verizon s6 forum on xda hehe
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] krelvinaz:
Verizon S6's would have been the proper formatting (as in plural) but normally one would not complain about it.

When I got my S6 a couple weeks ago it came with O2E which was a surprise, so getting 5.11 delivered on a new phone would be possible and not be rootable at this time, so the question is valid.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DarkStryder:
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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rp158:
[MENTION=5010066]DarkStryder[/MENTION]: if you've read about this - I'm shure you did - you found, that because of only 1MB RAM gaming of multitasking are bottlenecks for S3 & LP. If that's your 'performance', stay on JB. Otherwise try. Euphoria is a fine begin: stable, smooth and not feature-overloaded. With Boeffla-kernel NG 4.0 alpha6 you can switch between battery-friendly and speed.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] myabc:
please, is there a way (even with app) for do that???

no framework xposed (i know it but i use circle cover)

i have rooted and twrp installed

thanks
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gzan23:
Here's what I want:

Phone gives no sounds or vibrations unless my FAVORITES call me. When they call me the phone VIBRATES only. No sound.

For all other notifications (texts, 3rd party notifications, emails, etc...) I want the LED to pulse. But the phone won't make a sound or vibrate. Then when I wake my screen, I see the notifications on my screen.

Right now I have it on priority only with CALLS from favorites only coming through. Volume all the way off and set to vibrate only. The LED pulses when I get texts, emails, etc. but I do not see the notifications on the lockscreen when I wake the phone. I did for awhile and I must have changed some setting because now they are not there. So I'll see the pulse, then I have to unlock it and the status bar shows the notification symbol for text, email etc..

Any help?
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dennisg34:
You just answered your own question.

"Phone gives no sounds or vibrations unless my FAVORITES call me."

"Right now I have it on priority only with CALLS from favorites only coming through."

Sent from my G4 using your mom
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gzan23:
I still don't know how to get the notifications to show on the lock screen though when it's set to that priority. They were showing up previously but I messed with settings and something went awry.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mediumraresteak:
If you go to your Interruptions setting, you can choose which notifications to display. Or long press the icon in your notification tray.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dennisg34:
Looks like Verizon took away editting what you allow

Sent from my G4 using your mom