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[X Style (Pure) General] buzz11699:
I read that it will be late 2015 to early 2016
[X Style (Pure) General] succumbtothegreater:
Well, hopefully a week or two after launch if you're looking for custom ROMs like I am ?
[X Style (Pure) General] brholt6:
We'd either need a leaked version from Moto or a ported version from the Nexus line right? IF that's possible, I'd assume you could port over a dev release and get it now. Porting is beyond my skill level, though (since I have 0 skill) so I don't know if that'd even be possible.
[X Style (Pure) General] jonathanbailie:
I'm sure it's possible. It was done with my HTC M8, ported from the M9. If you don't want a custom ROM, then Moto should have an update ready around the same time as the Nexus phones, at least that's what happened last time (Moto even got lollipop before the Nexus 6).

That's one of the reasons I went with this device. Fast updates :good:
[X Style (Pure) General] Fantach:
In one month after the Nexus release.
[X Style (Pure) General] patt2k:
Custom roms should be quick in my opinion
[X Style (Pure) General] succumbtothegreater:
Wouldn't a dev just be able to build from source once the 6.0 source is released?
[X Style (Pure) General] joshw0000:
Since we already have CM support, it shouldn't take much longer from when CM adopts Marshmallow.
[X Style (Pure) General] alex1301:
Wow! I assume you're the only one who has CM support, regarding the development section here and the CM homepage ^^
[X Style (Pure) General] patt2k:
We do ? :D
[X Style (Pure) General] joshw0000:
It's a WIP, shouldn't be too long.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=62616910
[X Style (Pure) General] patt2k:
I don't have any DEV skills but do you think they will be able to port HD voice to CM ? works fine on stock on Verizon.
[X Style (Pure) General] smalltownbird:
Haven't moto phones in the past gotten the latest is like the day after the nexus release? I think the moto x got jellybean before the nexus 5 was even being delivered
[X Style (Pure) General] juancaperez2000:
Actually was KK
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gpz1100:
Is the device IMEI printed anywhere on the phone? (Other than settings | about)
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr dinosaur84:
No. Just in the settings and on the box.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK003:
Dial *#06# is the only other way I know where to find it.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeboo:
SIM/SD tray has a sticker with it.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshw0000:
This. It's on the sim tray.
[XDA Assist] :
I'm trying to free up some space with an app called "Storage Analyzer" and there's this enormous greyed out slice of the pie (88% of my internal storage) that is called "android/inaccessible"

1) does anybody know what it is? it's not spotify premium offline files, because I've deleted all those to try to free it up

2) how can I gain access to it, to hopefully delete some of the files & free up space

*this is probably not my android filesystem (I would presume) because theres a separate field called "android overhead" which only takes up 16MB (2.8%)

Phone Specs:

AT&T Galaxy S5 SM-G900A

Android 5.0

16 GB internal memory

64 GB external (but I can't move any of my files over to the SD, since the files in question are "inaccessible" and greyed out)
[XDA Assist] It_ler:
I guess it's the space on the internal storage, which is not accessible by the storage analyzer app.

If your device is not rooted, your apps can not access all system folders ... only your user space.

If you want to free some of the system space, you will have to root your device.

There are different clean up apps available, but keep in mind, that deleting system files is risky and may cause issues on your device.

BTW ... here is the [INDEX][FAQ][Q&A][ALL-IN-ONE][ATT][SM-G900A][Jul.01.2014] by ted77usa thread with many useful information and links to other threads for your device.

It's an help thread too.

So please register on xda and ask there to get answers from users having the same device like you.

Good luck !
[Hardware Hacking General] bobbytomorow:
Opened up an old PC on a stick to see what I could do to improve wireless signal and ended up breaking off what appears to be a part of the wifi antenna however I have no idea what it is correctly called, a few google searches and I come up short. I want to know what the part is called so that hopefully I can find out how to reattach it.

The part looks like a gold color pin that pushes in, sort of like a micro plunger. When the case is put back together there is a metal plate on the case that makes contact with this pin to create an antenna of sorts.

I would just solder it back on but I can't make out any metal contact left to solder to on the spot where it broke off from.
[Hardware Hacking General] Gomi-no-Sensei:
Howdy mate,

That's a surface mount pogo pin, Lson is a company that makes them, you could probably salvage one if you could find an old car kit or phone charger from the late 90's. You could also replace it with a piece of springy steel from a battery terminal but that might affect the antenna wavelength.

Tetsuo
[Hardware Hacking General] bobbytomorow:
Thank you!

That is exactly correct :)
[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] inspektors:
I tried to root my phone by this guide but now im stuck in blinking sony logo. I tried Press the Power button+Volume up button and hold but no luck (only phone vibrates once then triple, a sony logo comes and closes)... :crying:

Please help me guys...
[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] inspektors:
fixed by:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=62890227#post62890227
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cansun:
Is there any method we can enable AWS frequencies in LG G3 D852?

I have read other posts but these are just for Samsung. Is there someone who has successfully done this on LG G3?

Your replies would be appreciated :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] frome901:
I know this is strange but how do i keep apps running. Here the example, playing Game of War or Deer Hunter 2016, now i want to switch to and send an email. The game now has to restart? Any ideas? I know were usally trying to stop apps from running. And also i know if i had root i could ad it to multiwindow, but um i dont have root..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] ambervals6:
There are plenty of threads complaining about crappy multitasking abilities of samsung phones. Unfortunately nothing you can do.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N920A
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] TechNyne66:
OOM is set to high so everything gets killed easy.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note5] frome901:
Careful what you ask for!

Turns out it was the Game itself they release an update for GOW and now it stays running which kills the battery so i stop it anyway
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Dishe:
Is it normal that I can barely last a day on a charge with this device?

My GSM devices could go at least 2 days without charging. I don't mind charging every night, but right now it would be dead before my day is over if I don't charge it at my desk too. That can't be right?
[Mogul, XV6800 General] SultanH:
I ran bunch of test on this before i decided to keep it. One day I set it up without anything running. from 8am to 8am the next day the battery power was still 100%. Another test I did was playing audio. it went about 6 hours and I still had 20-30% battery remaining. it was loosing a about than 10%-15% per hour.

The problem is once you go on data mode it stays there and doesn't come out when it doesn't need it anymore and that drains the battery super fast. These type of programs:

-weather check

-Windows Live (for maps and searches)

-traffic

-e-mail (if you have autocheck on)

When you see the data mode (the two arrows that replace the tower icon) appeaing go in the comm manager and disable the data mode. That's obviously not a permanent solution but until figure out how to have the programs that use the data connection to return the radio to audio mode when they are done using the data mode, you can save some power.

I hope that helps.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] dew.man:
The Mogul's battery life is definately very sensitive to the software you have running.

When I first got mine, it would barely last me 8 hours of light usage before getting the critical battery alert.

A week or two later, after a few charge/discharge cycles and a ton of configuration/software tweaks, my battery lasts all day, and is only down to 60-70 percent when I go to plug it in at night;)
[Mogul, XV6800 General] kmartburrito:
Just to extend on what was already said, if you have outlook set up to sync automatically, set it to 5 minutes instead of "as they arrive." This made a big difference for me.

I use BatteryStatus to monitor my battery drain, and it drains at about 30-40 mA when the screen is off and when it is on and dim, around 85-100 mA or so when nothing is really active and I am at the today screen.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] caxiem:
From my experience, the thing that affects battery life the most is the signal quality of the phone/data service. If I'm in a location where the signal is 0 or 1 bar, then the battery will drain to 20-30 percent in about 4 hours. With a strong signal, the battery only goes down to 50% for the full day.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] TC1:
Bingo ;)

It's not the PDA part that is draining it, it's the RF part.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Dishe:
Right, so I've established that my phones lasts more than a day just fine if I'm in good service.

But is this "normal" for a CDMA phone to do? My old GSM phones could go into "searching..." for hours at a time and still have more than 50% at the end of the day. I know CDMA phones use a little more power then their GSM counterparts, but I didn't know it was THIS bad! Or is this just a bug in the system that can be fixed in the future? Being my first CDMA device, I can't tell yet what's normal or not.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] TC1:
GSM and CDMA RF transceivers manage power output differently. What's ironic, is that in theory CDMA handsets are suppose to manage battery power better than their GSM counterparts, sincd CDMA tranceivers continually vary the power output to match the cell tower coverage, while GSM tranceivers power a steady-state output.

Now that's in theory.... I've read numerous ancedotal articles that have compared sibling phones (same model, but one is GSM and one is CDMA) and the GSM for whatever reason performs better in terms of battery life. I know.... doesn't make sense. Two theories have been proposed by folks, one being the actual coverage for a particular area and the other that Qualcomm just basically did a poor implementation of the CDMA design in their chipsets (which are widely used by everyone).

Wish I had a better answer, but I don't have any hard evidence at the moment to say it's definitely this or that explains the difference.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] borealcool:
There is also a configuration issue whereby data connections are not terminated after an application is done with it. Email automatic Send/Receive being one of them. Shuting down the data connection through HTC's Comm Manager doesn't solve it either. I installed this software that allows you to manually enable/disable data connections, mapped it to button 5 and have seen my battery life almost double. This of course defeats automatic email reception though.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] jaslo1:
I have changed my battery drain from 90% a day to just 10% a day by turning off bluetooth discovery! I can leave bluetooth on all day, but by turning off discovery, it seems to save a tremendous amount of power.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Tenchi4U:
How do you turn just 'Bluetooth Discovery' off and not Bluetooth? Registry?
[Mogul, XV6800 General] 1999TL:
start/settings/connections/bluetooth/mode/Make this device visible to other devices

This is a great thread. I always had the activesync to sync as items arrive. I bet this should help a lot. I'm going to change my weather options next. dont need constant weather updates all day long.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] Subiegsr:
Thanks, might try this tonight. Notice any improvement in battery life?

Sent from my Note 4.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] chevycam94:
I didnt do the most thorough test for battery before these changes, but Im going to say yes, there is certainly an improvement. Its not mind-blowing, but at least for me, it was noticeable. The system feels more fluid overall.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] extensive:
Thanks for this. Will try it out tonight
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] chevycam94:
Up to 147 blocked packages. I also started a changelog in the OP, just below the current package list.

Now, mind you, this isnt ALL that can be disabled. Think of this more as debloating. I could disable a lot more, if I didnt want some of the basic system features, but thats not my goal with this.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] Subiegsr:
Fluidness is good enough for me! Doing it now!

*edit: wow, the responsiveness of the phone is amazing now. Such a big difference! This is the next best to custom rom we're going to get in terms of performance.

Sent from my Note 4.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] extensive:
wow what a difference! thank you so much! anyway to get rid of the games? empire, panda pop etc...?

edit: nm just tried the filtering part of the debloater app. awesome.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] Co5m3t1cChamp:
??

i get that this is probably not the right place to post this question but...i am sadly new to this awsome xda forum site and i have been looking everywhere for a up to date forum on the VERIZON Galaxy Note Edge SM-N915V if someone could please send me the link to my inbox that would be awsome! and will this work on my verizon note edge? let me know thanks in advance!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] extensive:
FYI for people using this list. It breaks WiFi hotspot. I am working re-adding the things needed and will post the final list after i am done.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] Subiegsr:
Seems like I lost the proximity sensor for waking the screen up when hovering your hand over the sensor. Anyone know which one it is to turn this back on?

Sent from my Note 4.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] chevycam94:
Let me know, and I'll add them.

Its named AirWakeup. Don't remember the package name.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] Subiegsr:
Ah thanks, I'll try to find it.

Edit: found it, it's 4th down on your list. Thanks!

Sent from my Note 4.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] dpoverlord:
Hey guys how do I use this Debloater tool to stop Automatic OS updates I am on 5.01
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] JOSHSKORN:
Kinda the wrong thread for this question but I'll see if I can help you.

Are you able to connect Debloater to your device and make it read your packages? If so, that's half the battle. If not, I'd go to the Debloater thread and seek assistance there.

Otherwise, once Debloater is loaded and you're able to load your packages, there's a hidden menu that I didn't know about until the author himself told me about it. Just right-click on the on one of the buttons, I forget which one, probably the Read Packages button. I'm not looking at it right now so I'm not totally sure. But once you do that, you'll see an IMPORT menu, select the Blocked option and then find your block list, which should be saved as a Text file. Once loaded, click Apply and give it a few minutes to do its thing.

To get the Text file, on your computer, go to the OP of this post, highlight only the quoted text, copy it, open up Notepad and paste it in there. Save it as a Text (or TXT) file.

Keep in mind that after applying this, some of the apps you use MIGHT be blocked, so you might end up manually unblocking a few, as needed.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] Elkad:
Any update on getting hotspot back on from the original list?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] MatroxD:
Just curious and goofy question .. For the Samsung browser, i still have it working, but the icon is gone.. Does anyone know which apk controls this?

from my note 4 on tapatalk
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] bbeelzebub:
For those of you that disabled a jillion packages, how much is it increasing battery life?????

I lose 1/2% or .5% per hour with just freezing the bloat apps with the disable button. When I went the fancy route and froze stuff like com.android___ etc, my battery life was worse. Right now with light usage, I'm on 48 hours off the charger and have 75% battery left. (Yes, that is extremely light usage. A handful of texts and a couple emails only.) On heavy use days, I have no problem getting 7 hours of SOT over a 12 hour period. (That is with freezing most of the google apps and all the Verizon crap.)
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] hmltnjrmy7:
Which package controls the mobile hotspot?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] xeks:
Thanks for the list, will test it out for a bit and see if anything that I normally use is broken.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 General] mrsjustinjames@gmail.com:
Is there a list of apps you SHOULD have? I wonder what is on my phone that shouldn't be. Things are getting changed in my settings.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] collegencmc:
Hello All,

I'm on new build stock LMY48M (rooted), and notice that my LTE is slowed down. I'm on unlimited data and my plan just started a new month. Over the last few days I notice my system slowing down, and now my network speeds are way down. I'm down to 12 mbps down and 6 mbps up on the high end, on the low end 6 mbps down and 8 up. When I switched to wif my phone stopped have issues, and my speed test showed 26 down and 5 up. This makes me think VZW is throttling me. If they are, is there any way to get around it?

Thanks,

collegencmc
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prdog1:
Not sure. I'm on Verizon ULD. Houston is saturated. Running 24 down and 2 up. Actually surprised me. I'm still stock Z before stagefright. Only get band 13. Have never seen AWS. :cool:
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akellar:
Verizon doesn't throttle
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hloong:
Hi,

Honestly, I am not expect in phone.

I am having this issue. The phone suddenly went lagg during the time I played the game, and then auto restart.

After all, it never back to home menu anymore. It stuck at "Samsung Galaxy Note II - GT N7100" forever!!

What i have done as below:

1) change battery

2) few times restart the phone by power button

3) Volume Up + Power button + Home button to clear cache

4) Volume Down + Power button + Home button to restore/initialise at KIES (during the initialisation progress, will pop up unexpected error message)

All above never work. Please advise.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yaro666:
flash the same ROM with Odin and it should start normally
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
Has anyone found the banda up for sale online? I bought the "Milanese" SS mesh one and I really like it but j wanted a spare one because I tend to break things. Its very well made but I will find a way to break it in some clumbsy way. A variety of bands would be nice with the quick change pins being a marketing point too.
[Huawei Watch] rashad1:
Coming soon... http://www.gethuawei.com/buy-huawei-watch#bands
[Huawei Watch] Covart:
From the website:
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
Thanks for posting that, I'll have to look at them.

Edit: I wonder why they are so expensive because I can buy a nice watch band from other real watch companies for that price. I was looking for a black Milanese loop to add contrast to the design as an alternative but not for $80-170 with the leather likely being $80, then the Milanese ~100-120, steel $150 and the gold steel and/fancy leather one sitting at $170. That's just my guess of their pricing scale
[Huawei Watch] AfroCreame:
I have the stainless but want the mesh.
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
The Milanese mesh is really nice, I just wish a spare wasn't so expensive. If the watch were a Tag or Omega I would spend whatever on a band but it's a smart watch. I tend to break things so having a backup is usually what I do
[Huawei Watch] c5d:
I have the mesh, and it's very nice looking. However, the clasp is big time PITA. It's very awkward. Almost makes me wish they had one like...The Apple Watch. Sorry...
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
How is it a PITA? Mine covered l closes easily and stays put
[Huawei Watch] c5d:
It're really more of a minor thing...but enough for me to complain about it...

There are times that I "think" I have it fully clasped, but it really isn't. It's like I need to make sure the clasp clicks twice. There was one time I only "did the click once", and I thought it was closed, but wasn't. Watch came off during apple picking...yay (sarcasm...to both the watch and the apple picking). However, I understand that's an end-user issue...but still...

The more of the PITA situation is trying to get it on. I find I have to hold the watch against my chest, stomach, or thigh and then play "thread the needle" with the sliding part of the band into the clasp. It's not super convenient. Also, tightening the band is fairly difficult. Maybe I don't have enough experience with watch clasps (I had a leather band on my Moto360, and I had a link clasp on my previous Citizen), but putzing with this clasp and band is a little more difficult that I thought it would be. Again, if you compare this mesh band and clasp versus the Apple Watch mesh band and magnetic clasp...the Apple product is easier to use. But then...I'd have to use an iPhone...

Is this super difficult? No. Does it make me wish I had a different band? No. Will I still gripe about it? Of course...this is a forum on the Internet...
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
Mien has a very distinctive click when I close it so it's hard to not know if it's closed. Apple makes things simple for people who don't understand/know technology so I can see why they used a magnet. I understand how you might not be able to tell its closed because if it's not lined up with one of the notches on the underside it won't close, but if it is lined up its very easy to tell. I regularly bused a leather band both of my LG Urbane and my mechanical watch so it is a chance but no one that's hard to get used to. I like the metal one personally because leather wears out much faster from experience, even expensive quality leather bands. I gave a buffalo leather on my mechanical watch that's really nice but after a year it needs replacing because it loses its nice look. I'm trying to find a nice Milanese band like the Huawei one but for my mechanical watch because I really enjoy the look/feel of it.
[Huawei Watch] FerraraZ:
I actually wish they made a sport band so that I could wear it while working out or doing any sort of physical activity.
[Huawei Watch] bailyc:
I just installed a third party stainless steel mesh band onto a black Huawei watch. Purchased the band on Amazon. For being really inexpensive ($10) it is actually not that bad :thumbup: It's fairly comfortable and smooth, with no sharp links or rough edges on the band itself. Clasp feels a little cheap but sturdy enough. Again, no sharp corners or anything.

It doesn't have quick release spring bars, unfortunately. But it was not hard to install. Took less than 2 minutes using regular spring bars, and I was being ultra careful so as not to scratch the black coating of the watch. I could probably do it in less than 30 secs next time.

Also, it is not a feed through mechanism. It's the "interlocking" type. So that's a plus for those who find the feed through type a pain.

There's several of these around, and I'm sure they're pretty comparable with other cheap bands. Here's the link to the actual one I tried: https://goo.gl/P8alWI
[Huawei Watch] falcon26:
When are they due out?
[Huawei Watch] Hanger4life:
I wish I could find the black mesh band that was in some of the early promotional pics of the watch.
[Huawei Watch] falcon26:
I found this one on Amazon. I wonder how good it is.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...eather Band&qid=1444831623&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1
[Huawei Watch] improvius:
Hmm, their Apple Watch bands seem to get good reviews: 4/5 stars on most of them. I may order one of these tonight.

I wonder if this would work: http://www.amazon.com/Voguestrap-TX...=8-26&keywords=18mm+watch+strap+leather+casio
[Huawei Watch] Lepa79:
Please message me if you do. My black watch is shipping and I would love to get the black mesh one. So sexy on the black watch.