yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] philos09:
The World Had Gone Mad!

Well that just about sums it up - went and had one last look at the Orbit section at O2 UK and bu**er me if the update is not there! Rang O2 SELECT and they casually said that it was always slated for release today - I then went through the previous days scenario and explained pretty much what I'd posted earlier and I could hear them shrug on the other end of the line!

Phoned the local O2 shop I had visited earlier to let them know that the update was available in case other frustrated Orbit users called in and the assistant just laughed and said "we juss work 'ere mate - they never tell us nuffink!"

Downloaded, installed and now I wait for the WM7 saga.....
[Honor 7 Themes and Apps] warea:
Source: http://cn.club.vmall.com/thread-4848270-1-1.html

Download: pan.baidu.com/s/1mgoSYPq (password: ngzc)
[Honor 7 Themes and Apps] warea:
Hydrogen OS style theme:

Download: http://pan.baidu.com/share/link?shareid=3552365583&uk=2887979165
[Honor 7 Themes and Apps] warea:
MIUI 6 theme : http://cn.club.vmall.com/thread-4837212-1-2.html

Download: http://pan.baidu.com/s/1eQktWDc
[Honor 7 Themes and Apps] thrpod:
Thanks !!!

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Can you post the direct link please ?
[Honor 7 Themes and Apps] warea:
Link added...
[Honor 7 Themes and Apps] thrpod:
Must be registered but don't have a chineese phone number :p
[Honor 7 Themes and Apps] warea:
I meant i added direct download link in post above.
[Honor 7 Themes and Apps] thrpod:
Ahhhhh sorry :p

You rocks, thank you
[Honor 7 Themes and Apps] warea:
quiet blue

theme: http://cn.club.vmall.com/thread-4882094-1-2.html

download: http://pan.baidu.com/share/link?shareid=3982462587&uk=2853450068
[Honor 7 Themes and Apps] ballerexx:
How do i apply theme?
[Honor 7 Themes and Apps] warea:
Place the theme file (.hwt) in "HWtheme" folder that is on your internal or external folder. Then apply theme via Huawei stock "theme" app.
[Honor 7 Themes and Apps] ballerexx:
It works!! Thanks a lot !!
[Honor 7 Themes and Apps] amintehrani:
Please upload in mega
[Honor 7 Themes and Apps] mai55:
If there is a root can be set in system> themes to set the resolution ( 0644 ) and restart
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mississip:
I'm wondering if the heat I hear about being generated before the charging rate slows down after 50% would have any negative impact on battery life. Would there be any benefit in using my multi-port charger for overnight charges when I am not in a hurry to charge the battery?

Also, I assume that the battery doesn't have any memory, and that there's no reason to break it in, fully discharge periodically, etc. and that it's okay to charge a little or a lot regardless of the current charge state. Is that correct?
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ciproxr:
This is a question i would like to know the answer to as well
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] benjamminh:
I did a slow charge last night and the battery seemed to discharge s little slower this morning fwiw, but that's not terribly scientific.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darnell_Chat_TN:
There's already a thread for this. No, it doe not harm battery life.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mississip:
Could you please point me towards that thread? I didn't locate it with a few search combinations. Thanks.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Locklear308:
Fast Charging Lithium = Battery damage. It's basic chemistry. The cells take mechanical damage from expanding too quickly. So, for best longevity, charge her with like a .7 to 1 amp charger.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] racinwarrior:
wrong. the only thing that damages cells is charging beyond the voltage specifications. How fast you dump electrons in has no negative effects, its only when you put too many in that batteries get damaged.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mississip:
Thank you. I had thought the same thing. No one had the time to give me any detailed information, so I researched. I can't post links, but the following articles are helpful and will show up first in a search for the title

'Will speed chargers kill your battery?'

'BU-401a: Fast and Ultra-fast Chargers'
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dalingrin:
A conventional phone charger can only supply the current and voltage that is safe for a battery at all charge levels. In other words, it is must use the least common denominator. Quick Charge makes this process much more active by monitoring max current, max voltage, and temperature so that it can supply more power when it is safe and less power when it is not. Quick Charge will always keep the current, voltage, and temperature within the battery's designed specifications.

In terms of battery memory effect, no, modern lithium based batteries do not have any sort of memory-like effect. This is mostly associated with older and cheaper NiCad type batteries. This is one of those things that people seem to have a really hard time moving past.

People worry far too much about babying their battery.

Assuming you are going to use the phone for ~2 years then a properly designed fast charger should have a negligible effect on battery life. After 2 years of continuous usage all bets are off whether you used a fast charger or not.

If you really want to worry about how to treat your battery then there are two things you should try not to do. Don't let the battery go all the way to 0% and let it sit like that for a year. Don't leave your phone on your dash in direct sunlight everyday. Outside of those two things there's not much you can do to change the lifetime of your battery so just use the damn thing. =P
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tech_head:
Exactly.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mississip:
I had researched the topic and learned what you have stated, but I really appreciate you taking the time to write this fuller explanation. I wished to take every reasonable precaution to maximize battery life, given the battery is not easily replaced.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crash613:
Sorry for the kind of off topic, but it's kind of related... is it okay to use other devices with the included fast charger? I just hate having 2 micro usb chargers plugged in, when I could use just one
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darnell_Chat_TN:
Yes, the Moto Turbo Charger can be used with any MicroUSB charging device. It will adjust charging as needed for the individual device. Moto made the Turbo Charger, to be a single charger for all MicroUSB devices.

If the battery is kept well charged, which Turbo Charging helps to accomplish. That's better to me, than more drain and slower chargers that leave the battery more drained overall. The batteries are supposed to last longer when kept fully charged more often.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tinkerer_:
"...since Quick Charge 2.0 is compatible and interoperable, a certified adapter can be used with a non-Quick Charge 2.0 device, though the fast charging benefits of Quick Charge 2.0 will not be available. "

https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/quick-charge/faq

By all appearances, Motorola's "TurboPower™ Charging" is nothing more than Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0. (That's what Snapdragon 808 in the XT1575 uses.)

The third-party Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 chargers I bought are recognized as "Turbo" and function with the XT1575, just like the Motorola charger that came with the XT1575.

(There are a LOT of Qualcomm-certified QC 2.0 chargers for sale by third-party names. Qualcomm has been BUSY. )
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billubakra:
To slow charge a S7, do we have to turn off fast charging from the settings and then charge via the charger that came with the phone(the so called fast charger) or should we use a charger from an old phone say SIII etc.?

Does this hold true for Motorola's phone also which have turbo charging option?

Also how to measure battery cycles? Any credible app for the same?
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acejavelin:
Moto doesn't have the option in settings, it uses industry standard Qualcomm Quick Charge standard rather than a OS hack like Samsung (no offense)... If it is connected to a QC 2.0 charger, it will negotiate the appropriate charge rate, if it is connected to a "standard" charger it will charge normally.

I don't think you can accurately measure battery/charge cycles... even if you could it would be extremely deceiving, what would be considered a cycle? Charging at 50%, 30%, 10%, and to what point 75%, 80%, 100%? Too much room for interpretation here that could be swayed either way depending on the person/app counting it's point of view.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billubakra:
Thanks for replying dear. So, for S7 I have turned off fast charge, should I now charge via the charger that came with the phone(the so called fast charger) or should we use a charger from an old phone say SIII etc.?

For Moto G, the question is the same as above.

Of the little what I have understood from various threads here is to charge the battery when it is between 20-40% to 80-90% if you want to have a good battery life. I used to do the complete opposite charge, when the battery is at say 6-7% and charge it till it is maxed. I used to do the same for my laptop, any other tip for the battery?

And I have signed your petition Brother. I hope they listen to the users.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acejavelin:
Does Fast Charge hurt the battery life, no, at least not directly... heat does. Using an older style charger will avoid Quick Charging but I think that foregoing that benefit for a few more days of battery life is hardly worth it. I frequently have 30-60 minutes to charge, not 3-5 hours, so quick charge is nice, if it takes few days off the longevity of the battery so be it. Those who think it cuts the battery life by 20, 30, even 50% are wrong, that simply isn't the case because of Fast Charge itself.

The Moto G isn't an issue here, it doesn't support Quick Charge until the 4th generation, but why give up the feature?

I don't think the "rules" of charging apply as much as people think they do... I charge mine overnight and whenever it needs it during the day, if it does. There is no need to do anything special.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billubakra:
Thanks for the wonderful and detailed reply. I am going to try, not stick, to slow charging to see the difference in heating of the battery. My SIII's charger 's input is 150-300VAC, 50-60 hz 0.15AA, output- 5.0V-1.0A and S7's details are input 100-240V 50-60hz 0.5A, output- 9.0V= 1.67 A or 5.0V=2.0A. Can I use the S3's charger to charge S7 after turning of fast charge or is there a voltage difference or something? G4 is at home, don't know about its details. Also in my country the battery or the replacement parts are way too expensive.
[G4 Accessories] thekrush:
Hello all:

I just ordered this and based on the specs and review, it appears to be a good buy.

http://www.geekbuying.com/item/Orig...SB-For-iPhone-Samsung-HTC---Black-353596.html

It's at a pre-sell price $32.99 + if you sign up for a new account at GeekBuying a 5% off coupon. I will getting it in 5 days (DHL) and will post a review up on XDA.

Here's a 3rd party review on it I found online.

http://www.gizmochina.com/2015/08/3...ank-supports-bi-directional-quick-charge-2-0/

'The highlight of the LeTV Power Bank is that its supports bi-directional Quick Charge QC 2.0 specification. This means, you can charge the power bank at high speed as well as charge your smartphone at high speed.'

Just spreading the wealth to those interested! :good:
[G4 Accessories] zkyevolved:
Looks very interesting. I'm between this and the Amazon Basics 10,000 which I already have but my partner wants and steals on a daily basis xD
[G4 Accessories] K0CMOHABT:
I ordered December 13th. and waiting for delivery.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tlxxxsracer:
So I flashed ozop rom onto my s6..

When i try to reboot back into TWRP, I get these errors

"Custom binary blocked by FRP Lock"

it wont even boot back into Android

did I brick my phone? and how can i resolve this without loosing everything on my phone
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaysapathy:
Picked up a Note 2 T889 a few days ago. The phone was on 4.3 stock when I got it.

I flashed a 4.3 rom, but when it finally started up, there was no SIM card recognized - even though the phone worked fine before I flashed the rom. Being the quick thinker I am, I downloaded the 4.3 stock and attempted to flash it through Odin without any success. The firmware will lock up when it tries to flash the modem, soft bricking the phone, which I can get around by re-starting the install-recovery-then-everything-else process over.

I tried grabbing the modem.bin and flashing that straight from the stock package, but the phone still says no SIM. When I put the SIM in another phone, it works fine. I've done everything I can think of (short of putting stock back on, because again, stock won't work for some reason) to try and solve the issue. At this point, I'd deal with having stock on the phone if I could get it to recognize the SIM.

I'm going insane trying to get it solved and I know it's something simple.. Anyone?

Thanks in advance.
[LG G Stylo Questions & Answers] AuthorSteph:
Hi there. I can't post to the developer's area because of the "10 post limit" or whatever, so I'm going to ask here. Hopefully someone comes across this and knows what I need to do.

Here's the low-down:

I just got myself a fabulous LG G Stylo. I love it, except for the stupid issue of very limited internal storage. There's a lot of bloatware taking up valuable space. I've got a 32 GB mini SD Card in it, but I can't automatically download stuff to it, and every time I try to download something new, I'm told there's not enough space on my phone. I want to root it so I can set the default hard drive to be my external and so I can remove a lot of the bloatware.

My problem is this:

I have a mid-2010 Macbook Pro (which I LOVE), and most of the software to root LG phones is Windows. I downloaded PurpleDrake's Mac software (after making sure my drivers were up to date), and it ran just fine, but I was given an error. The command window said "Your phone is not running a compatible software version. No vulnerable mode detected, rebooting phone. We tried to temproot you, and it didn't work. This phone isn't vulnerable," and then prompted me to post here on XDA.

So how do I get around this or fix it? Is there another way to make the changes I'm trying to make without rooting my phone?

ALSO: I did try to run PurpleDrake and LG One Click Root on a Windows computer, but the command prompt never got past "waiting for device..."

I appreciate any help you can provide!
[LG G Stylo Questions & Answers] Ainz_Ooal_Gown:
two different root methods

1st mine: http://xdaforums.com/android/development/guide-how-to-root-lgls770-5-1-1-t3184649

2nd by Draken: http://xdaforums.com/android/development/lg-g-stylo-t-mobile-lg-h631tn-t3123165

what we use for storage space: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2475274 just make the partition for Link2SD as ext4 and what you want for music and what not as fat32 (i have a 64GB class 10 and I partitioned 20GB as ext4 for apps and the rest as file transfer space called fat32)
[LG G Stylo Questions & Answers] AuthorSteph:
Hi there,

Thanks for your quick response. However, both of those methods are for Windows, and I have a mid-2010 Macbook Pro. Additionally, I already tried them on a friend's Windows computer, and still was given the "no vulnerable mode detected" error. Any other ideas or suggestions? Or do I just have to live with this issue?
[Asus ZenWatch] acbka:
TWRP recovery 3.0 zenwatch

How to install ​

Use this giude to unlock bootloader and boot fastboot/recovery

http://xdaforums.com/zenwatch/general/guide-how-to-access-recovery-zenwatch-t3167623

Warning ! Unlock bootloader wipe your data!​

update

Twrp 3.0.2 For android wear 1.4

NOT INSTALL ON ANDROID WEAR 1.3 !

Download twrp 3.0.2

installation

fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.0.2_anthias.img

Photos

View attachment 3686776View attachment 3686777View attachment 3686778

Stock Recovery for Android Wear 1.4

installation stock recovery

Download stock recovery

fastboot flash recovery recovery_MEC23S.img

OLD VERSION FOR ANDROID WEAR 1.5 / TWRP 3.0 /TWRP 3.0.1

Download twrp 3.0.1-0 Zenwtach AW 1.4

Download twrp 3.0

OLD VERSION FOR ANDROID WEAR 1.3 / TWRP 2.8.7.0

old version (for android wear 1.3) download twrp mega.nz

Reboot into bootloader and flash recovery

fastboot flash recovery twrp_2.8.7.0_anthias.img

source https://github.com/asyan4ik/asus_anthias/tree/master
[Asus ZenWatch] btonetbone:
I am not able to download the file. Getting a 404 error off the page. Any chance you could upload it to another service?

Thanks in advance!
[Asus ZenWatch] hecksagon:
Same. Thanks.
[Asus ZenWatch] acbka:
Ups , i fix this today ...

Sorry
[Asus ZenWatch] acbka:
reload to mega . sorry
[Asus ZenWatch] CSX321:
Fantastic! Flashed it and used it to flash a Wear version of SuperSU. Watch is rooted, without having to use KingRoot!

Let's see, somebody posted a system image a while back, didn't they? I guess I could flash that to unroot if there's a firmware update.
[Asus ZenWatch] btonetbone:
Yes, I pulled a system image and another user modified to successfully pass the checks that occur during updates (the original pull didn't pass). Check out this thread: http://xdaforums.com/zenwatch/development/root-t3163248

Makes sure you read up on it, though, as it sounds like you'd need to do some legwork to get the system image to work. Relevant posts in that thread are 32, 52, and 54.

Hopefully, though, having TWRP means that someone smarter-than-I-am may develop even more elegant solutions!

Cheers!
[Asus ZenWatch] hecksagon:
Now that we have twrp we can do a system pull from an unrooted device. The system image posted in the other thread will only work on the previous version of Android Wear. Do not flash if you are up to date.
[Asus ZenWatch] itechnoguy:
Flashing the system.img for the ZenWatch on LCA43 does work but I wouldn't recommend it (I had to recently wipe my watch to test something), as long as you do an update path from flashing to directly flashing the OTA zip, but it's long winded (of course now that we have TWRP, updates and flashing back to "stock" will be so much easier). That, and KingRoot seems to leave a lot of trace files.

Also as a sidenote, because of SuperSu, I was able to install Stericson's BusyBox from the app (sideloaded apk). KingRoot's root authorization window didn't play well with Android Wear.
[Asus ZenWatch] hecksagon:
The current system image in the other thread still has Kingroot on it. After removing that I tried to flash SuperSU but that force closes. Would like to get somebody who has not rooted to do a twrp backup and post it. We should be able to make a new flashable clean system image from that.
[Asus ZenWatch] itechnoguy:
Make sure you're using this zip file to install SuperSU (it seems to be the same binary as Chainfire's) since the app itself doesn't work, and this one doesn't require authorizations (not completely safe, but it works).

(also, don't forget to unroot from the KingRoot app first; the unroot seems to be clean enough to use Wear SuperSU)
[Asus ZenWatch] CSX321:
That's the one I used, and it works. (Though there's no authorization popups, as you said.)
[Asus ZenWatch] Talysdaddy:
Theres an app called Super SUMe, in the Play Store that'll switch out KingRoot for SuperSU. Super easy to do, one click to complete the process. Have no idea if it'll work on watches, but I guess it doesnt hurt to try? Make sure you make backup first, now that TWRP is available..

Hoping to get this watch today! or maybe the Moto360..
[Asus ZenWatch] itechnoguy:
It'll probably remove KingRoot successfully, but the Zenwatch can't launch the SuperSU app, so root authorization dialogs never show up (the su binary still gets installed, but it can't do anything without permission from the app first).
[Asus ZenWatch] hecksagon:
Boooooo moto 360. It's sooo damn big.
[Asus ZenWatch] itechnoguy:
[MENTION=5127555]acbka[/MENTION] How did you set up your build environment? I wasn't exactly sure what to initially use (other than not using the CyanogenMod sources since it doesn't work well with building TWRP; I'm assuming Omni 5?).
[Asus ZenWatch] acbka:
hi . i update first message .

add my github
[Asus ZenWatch] blazinandroid1:
Message for all you zenwatch 2 people.. Don't try to flash this recovery. You will have a soft brick. And with no resources at this time. There is no fix.

Sent from my ASUS_Z00A using Xparent BlueTapatalk 2
[Asus ZenWatch] CSX321:
Has anyone pulled the stock system partition? I, stupidly, didn't do it before I installed SuperSU. I'd like to be able to go back to stock, if there's another firmware update.
[Asus ZenWatch] Jay794:
I need a link to the stock recovery.IMG file
[Asus ZenWatch] acbka:
first post update
[Asus ZenWatch] acbka:
update to 3.0.1-0
[Asus ZenWatch] arnauete52:
Anyone has the TWRP image? I can't find it, all links are down...

---------- Post added at 12:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:30 PM ----------

Do you have twrp for zenwatch?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rilen:
Hi , I'm writing on behalf of a friend who doesn't speak English.

He came to me with his note 3 in this condition and no matter what we do it always get back at this screen.

What can I do to help him out?

As far as I know he rooted with kingroot and flashed with flashy-fi twrp then he rebooted and got this image.

Thank you for your help will be much appreciated.

PS. I'm not new to rooting ecc but I never had a Samsung device so please I need detailed help .

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[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
I recommend re-flashing the entire stock samsung ROM with Odin 3.07. You can download the n9005 ROM from sammobile.com. Just make sure you re-flash the same or newer version that what was on the phone.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyberboob:
And make sure you flash the stock rom from same region the phone came from. Flashing from other regions can mess up EMEI and other stuff (so you get no phone signal).

PS

Be sure your pc has samsung usb drivers installed.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rilen:
Since i'm New to samsung world i found odin 3.10 do you think is the same ? I thik it was imported from Poland since i'm in Italy is better to put the polish one?

The phone is not operator lock (since he was using it with a italian sim ) and regoularly bought.

We do not care about warranty cause it already expired last week

Thanks guys your help is really appreciated
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] white7561:
No. It because he flash recovery when boot. And on samsung rom. U can just simply flash twrp or cwm from odin. Then it will work fine
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
I have a Note 3 sm-n900w8 from Rogers and I flash ROM from other Canadian carriers and it is fine because I match the last 4 characters of the ROM from sammobile to what I had on the phone.

You should be fine flashing a ROM that matches the last 4 characters of the ROM that was on the phone. If you don't know which ROM was on the phone, I would just flash the most recent release.

You can use Odin 3.10 but I prefer Odin 3.07 whenever I flash Samsung phones.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asm2620:
You need flash new rom with ODIN application to continue normal boot.

فرستاده شده از itell K3400ِ من با Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amin.yavari.1039:
فرستاده شده از SM-N9005ِ من با Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rilen:
Come what you asked and much more.

After the phone got back to work, I rooted it myself and loaded twrp recovery ... Now even if he ****s up I can save him with a custom is flash.

Thank you all.

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