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[HTC One S] JavierG123:
To Access to recovery you Need you bootloader unlocked. If you relock after Flash recovery, you never can go to recovery.
[HTC One S] BenGurion:
So I did.

But with unlocked bootloader it's impossible to flash rom.zip too :(
[HTC One S] JavierG123:
why? you flash the recovery, flash de .zip, flash boot.img and what happens?
[Samsung Gear 2] PierJim:
Gear 2 discontinued per Best Buy. Had camera malfunction, blurry pics, was under warranty.

Went to pick up replacement after in store refund. None available anywhere.

Any heard this and is there any GEAR 2 equivalent on the horizon?

tx
[Samsung Gear 2] Bruno_Brunetti:
They still sell it in the store but non in Stock, weird?
[Samsung Gear 2] millerboy3:
That's odd. The bb around me still sell them new/refurb and have both in stock.
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] josicarlos:
Hello good afternoon:

Buy me a particular honor 6 months ago. I have contacted the support page of hihonor to ask for the version that brings my honor to be the V100R001C00B103. I came in a white box, comes back to be the H60L04 model, same settings, the version I hisuite detected smoothly, the IMEI is correct. My question is I have android 4.4.2 and am trying to figure out what the update that corresponds to me, but to do that I wonder at what my honor6 region belongs ?. For the model it is Europe and is one sim. I would also like to know that my model uses 4g bands. Location Andalucia Spain, and in principle and works well **** me 4G network, but want to know that frequency bands used my model. And I repeat, I want to find out what is my honor region in June? I hope you can answer my questions, because I have not been so far able to find more information about my model. Greetings and thank you very much everyone for your help. Forgive my English
[Nexus 6 Accessories] kingston73:
I asked for and was one of the ones picked to try out and review the RooCase Glacier Tough. I just got it today so I will be writing more as I use it but wanted to give some initial impressions and a couple of pictures. I didn't want this to become lost in the other thread but mods, if you feel this is redundant obviously you can move it.

I've used several cases since I've had the N6, I started with a Ringke hybrid, used an Urban Armor Maverick, a Ringke Max, a cheap TPU no-name case, and a Trident Aegis. Of all those the Max has been my favorite. I've written about the others in some other threads, just look up those names and there's a thread here about the case. I haven't seen any RooCase threads yet, other than the one started by RooCase themselves.

First, it is fairly easy to install, some others said it was tough but it's a lot like an Otterbox defender. You place the phone in the front part and then put those 2 pieces into the rear. It looks very good, especially if you have a skin on the back of the phone. I've used a defender before and my wife just recently used and returned one and this is MUCH better then the otterbox.

The screen is pretty easy to use, not like a naked screen but MUCH better than the defender my wife's iphone had for a little while. Also, I'm using it with an Intelliarmor screen protector which isn't ideal but I didn't want to take the intelliarmor off and it works well. The only slight issue is the home button needs a deliberate push.

Volume and power buttons are very easy to push, no issues there at all. When I first put the case on they didn't work and I thought WTF, but when I took it off I realized I'd put the phone in upside down! The buttons are well marked with a +, -, and PWR. One improvement I wish for is that they would be easy to distunguish with just touch, all 3 feel the same.

My only complaint initially is that the power and aux port covers are REALLY difficult to flip open. I've been using a Ringke Max case with port covers but those are easy to open and shut. These covers need something, more of a lip or something but as they are it's tough to pull them open. Possibly they will get easier with time. Another minor gripe/comparision is the Ringke covers actually plug into the ports, where these are just covers and don't actually push into the ports. Possibly less effective at keeping out dust?

Another minor thing is the back of case is flat while as we know the n6 back is very curved, so you lose some of that ergonomic feel. It's great if you lay the phone flat, it won't rock, but I wonder if it would be possible to build a max-protection case with a curved back?

I'll use this case every day for the next few weeks and will update after I've used it a while. This could possibly be a daily use case, it most definitely is the most protective case I've used yet so if that's important and you need an Otterbox Defender this seems to be your best bet.

I have to wait for my wife to get home so I can take some pictures with her phone, but until then here are some pictures of the case when first delivered:
[Nexus 6 Accessories] kingston73:
Here are a couple pictures of the phone in the case and the link to it on amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/roocase-Glacie...+tough+nexus+6
[Nexus 6 Accessories] lioryte:
Adding to the op review

Like the op, I've also been using the ringke max. This review will be comparing it to the max, mainly because that's my daily driver. However, it's kinda of apples .vs oranges, maily because the Roo Case is offering extra protection, similar to the otterbox

On arrival, it's coming with an anti static bag.

Case came fully assembled with no instructions. Took me a minute to figure it out, might wanna consider adding some instructions, simply because I can see ppl harming the case while trying to disassemble it for the first time.

Once it's taken apart, assembly is easy. Fit is excellent. Phone feels very secure. Screen is as responsive as without the screen protector.

Unlike the op, to me, having a flat back is a blessing, so that's a +1 for me.

The from factor of the phone is too big to care about bulk, imo... but let's review. About twice as thick, but again, this case is about protection so that's fine with me... If you are using skinny jeans with the n6 0.o this might be a bit too bulky for you

USB and aux covers, like the op said, are very uncomfortable to use, unlike the ringke, these don't have the port build in, and are hard to open. Disappointing because of the fast charge, everyone are using it at least once a day

On the bright side, qi charging works great, tested with tylt and powerbot.

Still have to use it and see how the 5H screen protector is holding up (plastic)

Pro-

Total protection. Great fit

Flat back

Buttons are very responsive

qi charging works

Con-

USB and AUX covers aren't easy to open

Bulk?

No instructions
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Roocase:
Thanks for the review kingston73 and lioryte!
[Nexus 6 Accessories] :
[MENTION=5918288]Roocase[/MENTION]

What are the differences between the Glacier Tough and the Versa Tough?

Just the clear back? Or is the Glacier a new design?

I'm most interested in maximum protection.

Versa Tough:

http://www.amazon.com/roocase-Nexus-Case-Built--Protector/dp/B00SAJSMH6/.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] kingston73:
The glacier gives you some stupid serious protection, I'm not going to try it but I feel like I could throw it against the wall and it would be fine.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Roocase:
The Glacier Tough has clear acrylic PC, which offers protection and gives you ability to show off your phones behind. Though VersaTough on the other hand is built with Tough Polycarbonate for the back, plus has a slightly beveled inside design and exterior protection lattice which can also add enhanced shock absorption.

If you are looking for the utmost protection, the VERSATough is the way to go.

If you are looking for something that still has amazing protection, yet sports a clear back design, Glacier Tough.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] :
Sold. Thanks for quick reply [MENTION=5918288]Roocase[/MENTION] - getting the Versa Tough now.

Thanks for your great review and pics OP - I was really on the fence between the Max, Aegis, or Ballistic until I read this thread.

Edit: Realized that my low post count and brown nosing reply probably makes it look like I'm a Roocase shill, but I''m not :) Been a member since 2010 when I got my DroidX , then Gnex, etc etc.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] forsaken82:
either of these come with a holster?
[Nexus 6 Accessories] kingston73:
No holster, the first picture is exactly what came in the mail. I personally hate holsters but that's just me.

Just a quickquick couple day update, I've been carrying out around in my pocket and no noticeable scratches front or back yet. The ports covers still annoy me, I'm really considering cutting them off but I'm not sure I want to do that just yet.

You definitely need to take any screen protector of of you want to use this, it was causing mine to lift in the sides so just I removed it. Makes it easier to use.

Also, i unintentionally dropped it from about waist height onto concrete and nothing at all happened, not even aa mark on the case.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] lioryte:
Updated a week after review:

While I love the added protection, I will probably revert Beck to the ringke max.

Cons:

1. The port covers, are really really annoying. Every time I try to open the USB it's a 20 sec struggle.

2. The build on screen protector. Since the n6 is kinda water immune, I don't care to use it in the rain. I've found out that water get in between the screen and screen protector. To dry, you need to take the case apart. It's a pain to take apart.

3. Buttons. I'm using a kernel with tap/gesture to wake. Haven't used the power button so much. Today I needed to take a few screenshots so I needed to use it. There's a gap with the button, so when I press it it's a hit or miss, ours like pressing nothing until it hits the button, the screen will turn off in about 50% of the time.

Pros-

Safe. This thing feels like a tank. Feels really good. Bulk ain't matters to me.

Clear screensaver/ back is holding out nice, no screeches.

Still love that the back is flat

Overall, from what I've been reading, looks like the main complain for this case are the USB covers. Universal and unanimous. I didn't pay attention to the buttons complains, (need to apologize), because they seemed to be OK and I don't use them with tap to wake.

The water under the screen perfectly might be a unique issue, but the difficulty of taking the case off is also a repeat complaint.

Overall, I find that the added protection this case us providing is awesome, but the issues are a deal breaker for me.

Thank you [MENTION=5918288]Roocase[/MENTION] for the chance to test your product
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Roocase:
We want to thank kinston73 and lioryte for the feedback they are providing us. Each bit of praise and criticism helps to guide our development of cases.

Your mentions of the port covers have us looking at that feature again and we are trying to brainstorm some ways to improve our design. Thanks for pointing out other examples of port covers you preferred. If anyone else has examples of port covers they found work really well, let us know.

The screen protector is meant to be a value added feature so that you don’t need to add a separate one. We realize some will like this and others won’t, but we thought it was a pretty neat thing to have built in. We will continue to experiment with other film materials to provide a better experience. We’ve even considered whether we could integrate a built-in tempered glass screen protector. What do you guys think of that? If we could make built in tempered glass work, would you be interested?

Buttons are always a work in progress, trying to find that perfect balance between too stiff and too loose, sticking out too much or not enough making them hard to feel and so forth. The more we hear back about this from customer reviews, the more we will tweak it to the best middle ground.

We’ll continue reading this thread, so if anybody has and questions or comments, we’re listening.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] liquidzoo:
If you could get a good tempered glass screen protector into something like the Roocase Glacier Tough I would buy it in a heartbeat!

I like the look, and I'd definitely love to own one. I'm not even sure that the port covers would be that big of an issue for me (coming from a LifeProof iPhone case, they look pretty similar based on the Amazon pictures). My current case is ok, but I'm one who is constantly looking for a bit more protection.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] chris23445:
I second the tempered glass in the case. If there is no halo, a tempered glass case would be the ultimate protection!
[Nexus 6 Accessories] kingston73:
I actually like the current screen protector, it's better than the otterbox and on par with the catalyst for the iphone. For the above poster, I've used my wife's lifeproof frequently and the port covers on the roocase aren't in any way similar to the lifeproof. Lifeproof is a hinge, these are just rubber flaps. After 2 weeks of use those flaps are my only complaint. I have been hoping they'd loosen up but they are still a PITA.

If Roocase could manage to integrate a glass screen protector they would be much, much better than any other rugged case for the N6, that would be a great idea IMO.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] mnsportsguy1978:
I think having a built in tempered glass screen protector would blow away the competition hands down no questions asked, especially with the curved screen technology these days.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] mulderato:
Is it possible to remove the screen protector film?
[Nexus 6 Accessories] Roocase:
Hey Mulderato,

The screen protector technically can be removed however we do not recommend it as it would void the warranty on the product.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] wolfen69:
A case needs a warranty? If not abused, I've never seen a case spontaneously break. Especially a heavy duty case like that. I say go ahead and remove the built in protector, you won't need the warranty.
[Nexus 6 Accessories] mulderato:
I just hate anything other than a naked screen but really wanted the drop protection, added grip of the sides and the clear flat back to show off the skin. Ordered two!
[Xperia Z3v General] chinger:
Hello Everyone,

I've rooted my xperia z3v last night using 1-click root app and everything was perfect till i found problem installing Su binary updates and with searching more and i found out that system files and read only i can;t edit anything.

i made few search online and all of them said thati need to unlock bootloader (which i don't know how to do it) or reboot in recovery mode (which z3v doesnt have)

any help please...
[Xperia Z3v General] sherdog16:
Install busy box...the one by Stericson
[Xperia Z3v General] chinger:
I tried that already but installation failed
[Xperia Z3v General] sherdog16:
I'm just throwing out suggestions. Maybe try installing ES file explorer and set system as r/w from there.

What is this one click root app? I'm not familiar with it
[Xperia Z3v General] chinger:
Thanks for your time,

but i tried before to remount system using ES file explorer , adb shell and Terminal Emulator Android app, All of them failed

i used 1-click root option in wondershare mobilego to root my device.
[Xperia Z3v General] chinger:
Problem Solved

I installed Kingroot android app and re-root my z3v and everything works perfect

Thank you for your replies
[Xperia Z3v General] GigaSPX:
I made a guide for how to root the Sony Xperia Z3v. You may use Kingroot as you wish, but be advised that some unknown server is pulling data from your phone from wherever it may be.
[Xperia Z3v General] chinger:
Where i can find this guide plz?
[Xperia Z3v General] sherdog16:
Here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3100402
[Xperia Z3v General] chinger:
Thank you so much. I have just one question how to know if my phone have 23.0.E.0.376 or no?
[Xperia Z3v General] BladeRunner:
got to settings/about phone and scroll to bottom. It is the build number.
[Xperia Z3v General] XxsythonxX:
Settings -> About Phone -> Build Number
[Xperia Z3v General] darker_slayer:
I had to flash the 2.49 beta for the su binary to update. I used normal mode
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] faybarn:
Hi has anyone else experienced a dead line on there screen where the touchscreen is unresponsive?

The screen is displaying everything as normal but there is a area of the screen that just wont work.

Here is what happens when i draw on sketch.

Has anyone else experienced this. I think its hardware related, what are my chances of LG repairing under warranty as my phone is only 10 months old.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks.
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonsama585:
So I have tried the cm 12 still too unstable need better network reception but I noticed I could DL dungeon hunter 5 with cm12 where I can't with the stock rom lollipop and my question is double sided. 1 why? 2. How can I make the default rom compatible with DH5. Any help would be greatly appreciated. And thank you to anyone who can help.
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Droid ram:
You can't coz the stock firmware takes up a lot of internal storage space which can't be accessed. So if you wanna play huge games you've gotta go with a custom ROM or you could try LinkToSD(it way or may not work).
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonsama585:
thank you for that suggestion my next question is what about using say insert coins rom since it is still sense based and I do like sense or does it still have the same firmware so I am going to have the same problem?
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Droid ram:
I don't know cause I've not used that ROM since its not compatible with my device. You could give it a shot it's worth the try.
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonsama585:
k what about the soul rom you are on?
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Droid ram:
I got about 2.50 - 3 gigs of storage in this ROM.
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonsama585:
what I am trying to see is if you look in the play store and try to search dungeon hunter 5 does it generate as something you can download or does it not show up? thank your for all the replies thus far.
[Desire 816 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Droid ram:
I could if I freed up my internal storage space.
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Status_Errorv1:
for flashing or sideloading the 2.19 ota we have to unroot first? cause I used Method 3 to root in the root guide.
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harfainx:
This answer can be found in any of the root threads.

Please be sure to go through and read up on the information.
[Mi 3 Android Development] audahadi:
​

AICP​

Android Ice Cold Project​

In the beginning we would like to thank:

cm team

omni team

cancro devs

open source community

AICP m7 dev team:

@LorD ClockaN

@zipsnet

@n3ocort3x

@semdoc

@eyosen

@alienmind

@Chezbel

@Drgravy

DONATIONS:​

We are now paying for servers that build nightlies and everything that comes with it, so EVERY DONATION is going there.

Thank you!!

​

What is AICP?

AICP is known by someone as Ice Cold Project that started on Desire HD and since than evolved as a mature rom with the BEST community you can find!!!

Rom has always been AOKP based until Lollipop.

Unfortunately AOKP either stopped development or will make a comeback later this year so we are now CM based when it comes to hardware, drivers and some features.

If there are any bugs, either we will sort them or CM team if it concerns their modifications. This rom isn't CM supported so no need to report errors or bugs to them!!

Latest Stable Release

Download link:http://goo.gl/mIgmYG

PREREQUISITE FOR OTA:

To be able to flash over OTA app, TWRP recovery is needed.

You can still use CWM and OTA app, but only to download zip file and flash it manually from within recovery. Zip gets saved under AICP_ota folder.

AICP G+ community

How to flash:

Don't do it if you don't know it

Gapps - they are needed for OTA to work

ROM has gapps persistance in between dirty flashes

Most important thing is to check donation section in the first post that I changed

If you want to contribute to the AICP or wanna see what is being worked on/merge feel free to visit our gerrit, link is at the bottom!!!

http://gerrit.aicp-rom.com

XDA:DevDB Information

AICP, ROM for the Xiaomi Mi 3

Contributors

audahadi

Source Code: https://github.com/AICP

Source Code: https://github.com/kernel-hut/android_kernel_xiaomi_cancro

ROM OS Version: 5.1.x Lollipop

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x

Based On: CyanogenMod

Version Information

Status: Stable

Created 2015-06-29

Last Updated 2015-06-29
[Mi 3 Android Development] audahadi:
​

Old Layout

Proximity Call

Screenrecord

Add blocker

Notification FC Disabler

LCD Changer (persistent)

Gesture Anywhere

Recents Panel Settings

Omniswitch

App Circle Bar

Network Traffic on statusbar

Show CPU Info

Boot animation changer

CM Theme Engine

Slim Launcher

Slim's Heads Up, with the ability to disable

QS Sync Tile

QS Screenshot Tile

QS Screenrecord Tile

QS Quick and Smart pull down

QS WiFi Detailed Tile View

QS Location Tile - Enable Advanced Settings
[Mi 3 Android Development] vishal1404:
So it is official now?
[Mi 3 Android Development] audahadi:
Until nightly come out...use from here...

aicp_cancro_lp-9.0-UNOFFICIAL-20150629
[Mi 3 Android Development] anshude1:
Extended partition only, I guess?
[Mi 3 Android Development] DroidBot:
where is the link, can't find... please reply [MENTION=4898058]audahadi[/MENTION]
[Mi 3 Android Development] SurajH:
Don't use any other kernel with this Rom otherwise face bootloop...

Already tested & confirmed.
[Mi 3 Android Development] lovegambler:
Any known issue like sod?
[Mi 3 Android Development] r3v3nant33:
Can U provide local link, since its unavailable in AICP page? Thanks.
[Mi 3 Android Development] JanalTom:
Cancro uploaded later ? But in download link not present...

Edit: Sorry for the recurring question, my mobile client I do not see the previous answer :(
[Mi 3 Android Development] audahadi:
3rd post.. Link up
[Mi 3 Android Development] anshude1:
Am on stock partition, will I be able to flash this rom?
[Mi 3 Android Development] ZenR2:
buddy what are the changes from the 27-06 build
[Mi 3 Android Development] sajokj:
Gapp link please
[Mi 3 Android Development] iTalisman:
So custom kernels aren't working? :(
[Mi 3 Android Development] Jhayzt:
Sir Audahadi's ROM's are custom kernel proofed. Meaning if you change the default kernel, it'll go haywire. His kernel though is stable so if you don't customize a lot, stay with the default. :D
[Mi 3 Android Development] paul c:
Excellent news, thanks Audahadi.

I've been using AICP since my Desire HD days, most recently with the Nexus 4. Great ROM and community.

I have been missing this ever since I bought the Mi3 for my wife and ended up with it myself (and had to give my Nexus 4 to my daughter...)

Will be flashing this tomorrow :)
[Mi 3 Android Development] Gopinath15:
Flashed. Thanks for android m style app drawer.I think this is same ROM which I saw in Chinese miui site. Will report if I come across any issues. Thanks dev :)
[Mi 3 Android Development] gary138.138:
This ROM is custom kernel proofed?

OMG, very very disappointed!:(
[Mi 3 Android Development] rajib4:
Hey bro, can you get us some screenshots please :D

I have planned to flash it today night anyways :o

Thanks a ton [MENTION=4898058]audahadi[/MENTION] for your work :highfive:

Cheers :cool:
[Mi 3 Android Development] Skullpluggery:
Yeah and it seems to overlap with the notifications. Not really cool :thumbdown:
[Mi 3 Android Development] a.broken.star:
Not home... Menu button..
[Mi 3 Android Development] Skullpluggery:
We already knew that i misread it :o
[Mi 3 Android Development] a.broken.star:
Ya sorry about that.. I replied to it without reading next posts...
[Mi 3 Android Development] gmi78:
in mi4 haptic feedback vibration in hw button dont works
[Mi 3 Android Development] diongdyh:
Some battery stats.

AICP 10 with Xcelerate kernel with default settings and Greenify.
[Mi 3 Android Development] SlyUK:
[MENTION=6221774]diongdyh[/MENTION] For the default settings in Xcelerate kernel are you using Synapse, or not ?