yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
I haven't seen any and I don't think one is necessary. The display has a sapphire coating which if done correflty will hold up to anything you can throw at it. I have a sapphire Crystal on one of my mechanical watches and its never gotten scratched at all after a year of daily use.

Edit: I bought one just to test but I don't intend on using it long term. I'll let you know how it is.
[Huawei Watch] AfroCreame:
Unlike the other Android Wear devices on the market, this one won't need it.
[Huawei Watch] c5d:
I would agree that this watch wouldn't need a screen protector, because of the sapphire crystal display. That being said...

You can scratch sapphire. You have to try really hard...but it is possible. I've done it on a mechanical watch of mine, and it drove me crazy...but a gemstone can scratch another gemstone.

THAT BEING SAID...I don't really know what good a screen protector would do with this face. Unless it's also made out of sapphire, what good would it do? OK...I'm being facetious (damn...had to Google that)...but you are also "talking" to a guy that HATES screen protectors. Like...A LOT...never had one on a phone, tablet, or watch that I've ever owned...
[Huawei Watch] Covart:
You can scratch sapphire, but you need a gem of equal or greater H rating. So unless you plan to throw the watch in a bag of saphhire crystals or diamonds, we should all be good. :D
[Huawei Watch] c5d:
Like I said...you have to try pretty hard to scratch sapphire...but it is easier than you think. If you or your SO have any diamond jewelry...that will do it. Also, any diamond tipped tools will also do it. It is possible...however unlikely in day to day living (minus the diamond jewelry part). And again...if something can scratch the sapphire, it sure as heck will go through whatever screen protector you would have on it...
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
So the screen protector I ordered from NewEgg by ilumshield or whatever the name was got canceled because they didn't ship it so I guess I'll try elsewhere.
[Huawei Watch] pezley:
Thats not good.

Email me at customersupport@screenproof.co.uk and I will send you out a free one for you to try for us

Thanks
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
Thank you for the offer, I just sent an email to the above address

---------- Post added at 06:59 ---------- Previous post was at 06:57 ----------

Nevermind the email was rejected from the server http://mx1.krystal.co.uk/
[Huawei Watch] pezley:
PM'd

---------- Post added at 01:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:46 PM ----------

Looks like the auto forwarding from our Email Host wasn't working. Have PM'd you my direct address for now.
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
I haven't received a PM yet. I'll let you know when I receive it.

---------- Post added at 08:48 ---------- Previous post was at 08:47 ----------

Ok I just recieved it, I'll reply back when I finish this set of classes.
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
I emailed you and I haven't received a response yet.
[Huawei Watch] Hanger4life:
Dont waste your time or money on a screen protector.

Ive had a mechnical now for 8 years with sapphire crystal,and I mountain bike,backpack,and white water kayak with the watch on,and not a speck. Screen looks brand new. The bezel is marked up a bit. If this is truly sapphire we are golden.
[Huawei Watch] maximus96:
I want a protector that can protect again finger prints and smudges, not so much for scratch protection. I see a bunch of vertical and horizontal swipe marks on my watch...
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
I just got this today from Amazon, its a TGSP that's has 98% coverage on the glass its not quite perfect edge to edge. It feels nice and seems to resist finger prints more than the standard sapphire screen. Pictures will be posted below as well. The install was so easy it was a joke, quality seems good so far. You can also see my super awesome Nexus 6 in the reflection of the watch because I used it to take the pictures lol
[Huawei Watch] maximus96:
cool. please update after a few days if the glass helps prevent smudges...i find myself constantly wiping the watch with my shirt because i got annoyed looking at the prints and smudges. thanks!
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
You use your shirt? I tend to be in the safe side and always carry 1-2 microfiber cloth with me. I had tons of them that I bought for my DSLR and previous phones because smudges really bother me. I'll let you know how it works out; if I forget just quote me on here so I get a notification.
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
Just a little update the TGSP still shows smudges but not as much as the sapphire do now that's out of the bag
[Huawei Watch] Buji:
I got the same screen protector as above and removed it after a day. I found that the additional thickness of the glass protector on such a tightly manufactured face made a big difference. It reduced the already barely sufficient visibility in sunlight, provided a channel for dust and debris to gather on my watch face, and reduced clarity ever so slightly.

Nothing wrong with the actual protector, it just wasn't for me. I think I will probably have to go naked which I don't like because I'm not sure I would prefer a non glass protector.
[Huawei Watch] geniusrehan:
I tried ebay and amazon for the screen protectors .. but none of them shipping to my country... can u please send me one? I am residing in saudia arabia..
[Huawei Watch] fr0st420:
Anyone know of a screen replacement? Woke up one day the glass had a huge crack in it. Didn't when I went to bed. Huawei support was no help besides wanting to charge me $195 to fix it lol.
[Huawei Watch] linuxbaby03:
I've had my watch for 8 months now. I ran without a screen protector for ~20 days. I'm paranoid about scratching the screen because I know if I did it would drive me completely insane.

I purchased this https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0191SG01E/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 for $8 USD.

It was super easy to install, I haven't noticed any change in the ability to read my screen in sunlight (I run the screen at its default brightness). Touch isn't diminished, it fits on the glass very well I don't see dirt getting trapped around the edges. It does fingerprint worse than the screen by itself in my opinion, but you can just wipe it off now and again. It may be an unnecessary protection, but I figured 8 bucks vs how ever many hundred to replace the screen...
[Huawei Watch] galaxys:
Cool, as long as you feel safer. But its Sapphire which is very scratch proof....
[Huawei Watch] SirTurbo:
yep, saphire is very hard to scratch. But easy to break. Normal watches with saphire glas are mostly not formed flat to deduce pressure.

so i am thinking about buying a glas as i use for phones. perhaps as the one mentioned above at amazon.
[Huawei Watch] derausgewanderte:
I got this one from Amazon. It comes with two protectors. Easy to apply but also easy to mis-align because it doesn't fit the screen 100%. There is a small gap of less than half a mm. I use a self-made suction cup, small enough to fit the protector, that allows me to place it onto the screen centered.

No difference in touch, it has an oleophobic coating that leaves a little more smudge than the original screen. I broke both of them in the last two months and I am glad I had them on. In the last incidence I hit the screen with a metal part and I believe it would have left a mark or broke the screen (changing setup in an X-ray diffractometer). The protector shattered at the impact point and probably prevented real damage to the watch ( I have no proof of course ).

They offer lifetime warranty if you keep the evidence. I got the replacements within a few days and will be more careful in the future.
[Huawei Watch] lpnb12:
If it is sapphire then I don't think I will worry. I have a Citizen ecodrive tough that is about 18 years old and it is still like the day I bought it bar one little mark. now I abuse watches like hell. I have even smashed it against a brick corner on multiple occasions, scraped it on brick walls, and have DELIBERATELY rubbed it face down on concrete many times just for fun. There is 1 mark on it and was from welding when a spatter of molten metal landed on the face and popped out a little chip. almost invisible but it is there. It has been dropped on tiles and fallen on to concrete. It has never stopped beating (solar powered) in all that time.....

however it had a concurve screen and is quite thick and therefore many times stronger than a flat screen , I don't think the Huawei screen would be as thick and it is flat too, so if I do put a protector on it, it will be only for cracking protection (as experienced by above posters) - its not going to be built like a 1000 dollar Citizen from another time.
[Huawei Watch] Jaws4God:
gosh i'm nervous using the watch without a screen protector.. but after hearing all of your responses about the durability of it.. it does almost sound like a waste to put a screen protector on it.. Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] melksants:
Hello

I have a serious problem with my Lg Prime Plus 4g (Lg Magna )

The times I've been trying to get root access on the device , but without success ...

Already tried using Kingroot .. Iroot ... And others .. and so far nothing ...

If they can help me

Thanks in advance ...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ASUS Zen Life:
Usually I'm pretty good at figuring things out on my own but this one is killing me...

I rooted my ASUS Zenfone 2 using SuperSU246 then after tinkering for awhile I began getting a constant pop up saying "Unfortunately, the process com.google.process.gapps has stopped." I tried a ton of methods I had seen online to resolve this problem but nothing worked so I chose my only available option, I restored my phone to factory settings but that was my mistake I believe. I read something online you shouldn't do a reset after you root your phone. But this message would keep popping up no matter how many times I dismissed it...

So after I did the reset the message popped up again and again after I dismissed it again and again so I tried to bear with it by hitting "OK" then quickly moving to the next step of the initial setup process BUT after the "Checking Info" segment it would always say "Couldn't Sign In..." followed by a short message prompting me to call customer service if the problem continues, and I couldn not move past this screen or go back.

Tried going into recovery and wiping the cache partition then doing another factory reset but I keep getting the same problem. Going on a week without my phone now... can anyone help me out? Has this happened to anyone else?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
I would reinstall the original firmware and start over.

https://www.asus.com/support/Download/39/1/0/13/Lk0Sg1Ulh0Ph49Hl/32/

Video Guide

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtQeVbKT6Zc
[General Questions and Answers] jordaniel56:
Can a dev make a ps2 emulator for android please? i know theres play! but that didnt work for me. so anyone?
[General Questions and Answers] shay cormac:
Wait for about 6 or 7 months because smartphones are not so compatible to handle ps2 emulation on phone ? ??so you have to wait for play! Day to day updates thank you???
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] sd_shadow:
[SIZE=+3]Amazon 2nd Gen/2012 Tablets

7" Kindle Fire HD

8.9" Kindle Fire HD

Kindle Fire 2[/SIZE]

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Manufacturer's Device Home Page

Basic Device Information

Official Stock Firmware

Device Tools, Root/Un-root/Un-brick methods

Custom ROMs

Kernels & Radios

MODS, GUIDES, and Misc

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[7" Kindle Fire HD General] sd_shadow:
Basic Device Information

There are 13 different Amazon Fires, not counting Wifi/4G/LTE and 8/16/32/64 GB variations

Fire Index: Which Amazon (Kindle) Fire Do I have? - XDA

All Fire Devices and Feature Specifications - Amazon

Kindle Fire HD - 2013 - * Not compatible with 7" Kindle Fire HD - 2012 Hacks/Roms

Power and volume buttons on the back, No Camera, No HDMI output

Codename: soho

Model #:KFSOWI

FAQs for Kindle Fire HD 2013 - Google Doc

[Help Thread][Kindle Fire HD - 2013] Ask Any Question, Noob Friendly

Most supporters are found on the KFSOWI modding on G+ community, along with the up to date Guides.

7" Kindle Fire HD - 2012

Power and volume buttons on the sides, Front-facing HD camera

Model# KFTT

Serial #

D025------Kindle Fire HD 7" 16GB

D059------Kindle Fire HD 7" 32GB

Codename: Tate

[REF]All Things About Kindle Fire HD 7" Last edited by Zeuscluts; 2nd July 2014

[Help Thread][7" Kindle Fire HD - 2012] Ask Any Question, Noob Friendly

8.9" Kindle Fire HD - 2012

Power and volume buttons on the sides, Front-facing HD camera

Model # KFJWA (WAN) - KFJWI (Wi-Fi)

Serial #

B0C9------Kindle Fire HD 8.9" 16GB

B0CA------Kindle Fire HD 8.9" 32GB

B0CB------Kindle Fire HD 8.9" 4G LTE 32GB

B0CC------Kindle Fire HD 8.9" 4G LTE 64GB

Codename: Jem

[REF]All Things About Kindle Fire HD 8.9" Last edited by Zeuscluts; 5th July 2014

[Help Thread][8.9" Kindle Fire HD - 2012] Ask Any Question, Noob Friendly

Kindle Fire 2 - 2012

7" screen, No Camera, No Volume Buttons

Model # KFOT

Serial #D026

Codename: Otter2

[REF]All Things About Kindle Fire 2 Last edited by Zeuscluts; 2nd July 2014

Frequently Asked Questions - 2nd Generation Kindle Fires

[Help Thread]Kindle Fire 2 - 2012] Ask Any Question, Noob Friendly
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] sd_shadow:
Official Stock Firmware

Kindle Fire HD - 2013

Kindle Fire HD (3rd Generation) Software Updates

Current Version: Fire OS 4.5.5.1

update-kindle-11.4.5.5_user_455002120.bin (798.30 MB) MD5 Sum: 0130ced9363c5f2a034e81c9807b3f91

Mirrors: Amazon - Mega -AFH -

update 3.2.5

update-kindle-11.3.2.5_user_325001620.bin (705.67 MB) MD5 Sum: b7b9fe9b5c370c3a290495bf429b7416

Mirrors: Amazon - Mega - AFH

Older: 3.25, 3.24...

7" Kindle Fire HD - 2012'

Kindle Fire HD 7" (2nd Generation) Software Updates

Current Software Version: 7.5.1_user_5174320

update-kindle-7.5.1_user_5174320.bin (600.50 MB) MD5 Sum: 0752c3e2bee411f009aa19171214c7ad

Mirrors: Amazon - - -

8.9" Kindle Fire HD - 2012

Kindle Fire HD 8.9" (2nd Generation) Software Updates

Current Software Version: 8.5.1_user_5159720

update-kindle-8.5.1_user_5159720.bin (604.36 MB) MD5 Sum: fa4194ed42c29bc91637e285c0e08816

Mirrors: Amazon - - -

Kindle Fire 2 - 2012

Kindle Fire (2nd Generation) Software Updates

Current Software Version: 10.5.1_user_5174820

update-kindle-10.5.1_user_5174820.bin (583.51 MB) MD5 Sum: aa9a038f86682ec97003a4d6e46a5ef1

Mirrors: Amazon - - -
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] sd_shadow:
USB Drivers

Kindle_Fire_HD_ADB_Drivers.zip

For those with Windows 8.1 or 10

Watch [Video] How to disable driver signature enforcement - Windows 8.1 & 8

or How to Disable Driver Signature Verification on 64-Bit Windows 8.1 or 10 (So That You Can Install Unsigned Drivers)

and try

Open the charm bar and go into Settings and at the bottom click on Change PC Settings.

Go to the update and Recovery on left then Recovery

Advanced Startup > restart now

Choose the Troubleshoot option followed by Advanced options.

Choose Startup settings then on next screen click on ‘restart’.

Select option

Disable driver signature enforcement

Windows 8.1 will now reboot and you can go ahead and use the Kindle_Fire_HD_ADB_Drivers.zip

more here https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/disabling-driver-signature-on-windows-8/all​

Device Tools, Root/Un-root/Un-brick methods

Kindle Fire HD

- 2013

HOW TO ROOT THE LATEST 11.4.5.5 OS USING FIREROOTER

How to Root Your KFSOWI

7" Kindle Fire HD

- 2012

[REF]All Things About Kindle Fire HD 7" Last edited by Zeuscluts; 2nd July 2014

Root MANY ANDROID! [Upd: 20.07.2014] - Updated: New Z2 Root by CubeandCube by Bin4ry

Unbrick Methods

Recoveries

Bootloader Tools

8.9" Kindle Fire HD

- 2012

[REF]All Things About Kindle Fire HD 8.9" Last edited by Zeuscluts; 5th July 2014

Root Methods

Unbrick Methods

Recoveries

Bootloader Tools

Kindle Fire 2

- 2012

[REF]All Things About Kindle Fire 2 Last edited by Zeuscluts; 2nd July 2014

Root Methods

[Root][Working 10.3.1]Kindle Fire 2 Root made easy by Jordan011

[Root][TWRP][FREEBOOT]Kindle Fire Utility 2 v0.2A (25/3/2012)

Kindle fire root for 10.2.6

[Root][Working 10.2.6]Kindle Fire 2（KFOT） Root method (2013-01-29)

Unbrick Methods/Utilities

[HOW TO][UNBRICK][KF2][RED SCREEN] You have a red screen? Try this! by flopower1996

[Kindle Fire 2 Restore][Working!!!]-12/7/2012

[Windows][One Click] Yet Another Kindle Fire 2 Utility [V: 2.0]

SoupKit (again)...When you're fed up with trying to get ADB to connect in Windows

[*][BACKUP][RECOVERY] Kindle Fire HD and 2 First Aide Software - Noob (Simple) Version

Recoveries

[ONE-CLICK] Automated Freedom-Boot and TWRP installer

[RECOVERY] TWRP 2.6.3.1 touch recovery for KFire 2nd-GEN (ZIP)

Bootloader Tools

[BOOTLOADER] 2nd-Bootloader/Recovery unlock process for KFire 2 [TWRP 2.6.1.0]
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] sd_shadow:
Custom ROMs

Kindle Fire HD - 2013

Fire OS4

None

Fire OS3

...

7" Kindle Fire HD - 2012

8.9" Kindle Fire HD - 2012

Kindle Fire 2 - 2012
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] sd_shadow:
Kernels & Radios

Kindle Fire HD - 2013

7" Kindle Fire HD - 2012

8.9" Kindle Fire HD - 2012

Kindle Fire 2 - 2012
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] sd_shadow:
MODS, GUIDES, and Misc

Kindle Fire HD - 2013

7" Kindle Fire HD - 2012

8.9" Kindle Fire HD - 2012

Kindle Fire 2

- 2012

[REF]All Things About Kindle Fire 2 by Zeuscluts

[Hack] Kindle Guide for Transformation to Android Tablet

[Updated] Persano's KFHD 7", KFHD 8.9" And KF 2 Tweaks

FIX] Mac address fix (Until new builds are done)

[FIX]Demo Kindle Fire2- CableFree Method

[FIX] Faulty ADB Driver on Kindle 2 while rooting 10.2
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] sd_shadow:
saved 8
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] sd_shadow:
added MD5 sums to Firmware links
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] sd_shadow:
New link for Amazon Fire Specs

https://developer.amazon.com/docs/fire-tablets/ft-device-and-feature-specifications.html
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Johnnylala225:
So I let my brother use my rooted LG Volt ls740 to play a game. The phone had downloaded an OTA update about a week ago, but I've been putting it of and not installing it BC the phone is rooted. Well he went ahead and did the update without asking and basically soft bricked the phone.

It just boot loops to CWM Recovery. I bit the bullet and tried to wipe and factory reset the phone to no avail.

i then tried downloading and flashing with stock Roms zv5 and zv6. Both install fine with no errors. When i go to restart it goes to a screen that says "root access possibly lost, fix" followed by 6 nos and a yes that says Fix root (/system/xbin/su) Whether i choose yes or no it just restarts back to the same screen.

I've looked everywhere and figured if anyone could help it would be XDA. Please someone help. This phone is my livelyhood and i can't afford to replace it at the current time. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!!!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] es0tericcha0s:
This is the fix for the G2 and G3, so I would think it's the same for yours, although I am not familiar with that particular one.

Since you have CWM and not TWRP, which includes a terminal emulator, you'll probably have to do it via adb shell on your PC, or maybe the Aroma File Manager:

dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/fota

then hit enter

type

dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/misc

After that, you should be able to flash a rom or install the KDZ, if available.
[P3600 ROM Development] kywg33:
Does anybody know is it possible for installing the Touchflo into D810/Trinity? If yes, can anybody give me the method and the progarms.

best thanks.
[P3600 ROM Development] neomagik:
Prepare to be hung drawn and quartered!
[P3600 ROM Development] sprockett:
I'm not even going to say use the search function...

Opening your eyes would probabably help...
[P3600 ROM Development] nealed:
Delete this thread
[P3600 ROM Development] shym:
For sure...It's never too late : Please search and read before posting ... Don't be lazy please ... Go here
[P3600 ROM Development] neomagik:
Trouble is you'll never stop noobs from doing this, you'll only educate the ones who already have!

Shouldn't there be a standard reply to threads that duplicate existing threads explaing that there is already one similar, use search, look at wiki, read forum rules before posting etc, etc? One that anyone can copy and paste.
[P3600 ROM Development] racerx_:
how about this.. we post a new thread called 'touchflo finally working', make it sticky and in it tell them to stop posting about it :D
[P3600 ROM Development] maevro:
Is it possible? Yes. You can install anything you want on your phone, the question you need to research is it going to work.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Naveed islam khan:
Root your device then open root folder with x - plore app after that go to following directory

efc / imei

Create a file named "Keystr"

Openfile as text and write " ON " Save the file

Tap and hold the file a menu will pop up click on permission

First deselect all boxes and click ok

Again go to permission and select all boxes under read write column click ok

Go to settings > lock screen

Re - enable Lock instantly with power button option.

:cool:

:good:
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Faruk88:
Hi all,

I bought a 2nd hand HTC One m8, and today I tried to install the OTA fix for stagefright, and after my phone rebooted I was faced with the following error message (see attached photo): "Package expects build fingerprint of htc/telus_wwe/htc_m8:5.0.1/LRX22C/463267.2:user/release-keys or htc/telus_wwe/htc_m8:5.0.1/LRX22C/463267.3:user/release-keys; this device has htc/h3g_uk/htc_m8:5.0.2/LRX22G/509530.6:user/release-keys.".

After searching around, I found out that this is likely the result of rooting and modifying the system or flashing a custom recovery. So I booted into HBOOT and was greeted with (see 2nd photo):

*** Software status: Modified ***
*** RELOCKED ***
M8_UL PVT SHIP S-ON

Which seems to indicate that the device has indeed been tampered with.

I've searched around to try to figure out how I can restore my device to 100% stock firmware, but they all seem to require unlocking the bootloader and rooting the device. Do I have a simpler option? I tried saving the OTA zip file and extracting recovery.img from the firmware.zip file, but when I try to flash it via "fastboot flash recovery", I get:

target reported max download size of 1826414592 bytes
sending 'recovery' (13218 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.451s]
writing 'recovery'...
(bootloader) signature checking...
FAILED (remote: signature verify fail)
finished. total time: 1.923s

It seems strange that the stock recovery image fails the signature verification?

I'd really appreciate any advice on how to resolve this situation - and preferably an option which doesn't require wiping my entire phone, since it takes me hours to set everything back up again...

If you've managed to read this far, I am grateful :) I never intended to mess around with the phone in the first place, I guess that's what I get for buying second hand....

PS. The phone is from Telus