yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XDA Assist] OfficerJimLahey:
Hello, and thank you for using XDA Assist! :cowboy:

It looks like the same problem has occurred before:

> Android Development and Hacking > Android General > Micromax Canvas doodle 3 [A102] Official Development thread

Namely in this post.

The resolution seems sketchy, but here was the last answer...

...if that doesn't work for you, please create an account so you can post in other forums. Since the above thread provides useful information to your device (and where your device experts can be found), I would add a post with your issue (don't forget to include what all you have tried).

Hope this helps, and good luck! :)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] tekots:
Hi ,i have a lg d290n.the phone is dead.no poweron nothig show in screen.if connect in pc install show my phone as qualcomm hs-usb qdloader 9008 in device manager.How to unbrick this phone????
[P3600 ROM Development] turcomora:
Ok guys so I tried to upgrade to the Aus wm6 and keep getting the ERROR [260] : CONNECTION on my computer and on my device is displaying the red, green, blue, and white screen with the words:

TRIN100

IPL-1.00

TRIN100

SPL-9.99.CP

I have already tried the normal of unplugging, rebooting, taking out card, and still nothing. I was using AXl's latest rom. Can someone please help before I decide to use my device as a projectile.

THanks,

Mauricio
[P3600 ROM Development] Svenitos:
I'd take a look at http://www.trinityguides.info/
[P3600 ROM Development] racerx_:
yeah, try the guide first. i had problems updating to official ROM when i was running crash-proof spl as well. is yours an australian Dopod? or other device? If australian device, then don't manually enter bootloader, just run the update. If not australian device, use a modified RUU to flash it. You could also try running SSPL first.
[P3600 ROM Development] turcomora:
Mine is a european htc p3600 that is cid unlocked. I will try that thanks.

Mauricio
[P3600 ROM Development] racerx_:
ok, you can follow the non-dopod upgrade instructions on my site. there is a link to modified RUU (although i think it's SEA rom).. you could always switch the ANZ nbh file in so that you get the ANZ rom, if you really care between the two
[Android Apps and Games] medmen12:
Caller name Announcer App gives you the platform you download CallClerk easily configure. click the Download button and then at the time of the download, you can install. Call Secretary provides the details of the caller audio form.

Speaks text messages and announce the names of incoming applicants.

Announcer caller's name is very applicable in a situation as if you are driving and the phone is in your pocket Download this app now and enjoy using this application.

you can know detect unknown calls.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=call.name.talker

[IMG="caller name"]https://www.google.com/search?q=caller+name+announcer&biw=1366&bih=598&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAkQ_AUoBGoVChMIsc-pjYKIyAIViEIUCh3OTwcM#imgrc=yK9DHx5N1mZCmM%3A[/IMG]

[IMG="name"]https://www.google.com/search?q=caller+name+announcer&biw=1366&bih=598&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAkQ_AUoBGoVChMIsc-pjYKIyAIViEIUCh3OTwcM#imgrc=ZB9Dv3Dje1AtEM%3A[/IMG]
[Android Apps and Games] codesense:
Caller name announcer is a very handy application which use to announce the caller's name. When we get hold of calls from our smartphone, the primary component we have a tendency to do or we generally do is to examine our telecall smartphone to test who’s the caller.

Caller name announcer

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[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
So I noticed that Google fit has some accuracy issues even while using a smart watch as a step counter. I had the same issue in my LG G Watch and Urbane as well. Google fit always under reports the distance and steps for some reason but thankfully Huawei has their own solution in the form of a built in fitness tracker. The Huawei app reports the distance and steps far more accurately for some reason which is odd because they use the same data to report your activities but I assume their algorithms are different.

An example of this is in the picture below. I walk to classes from my car every morning and I know the distance to be ~0.70 miles from Google maps and using run keep as well as other fitness apps. The Google fit app would always report this as 0.5-0.6 miles for some reason. The Huawei seems to be right on the dot with 0.69 miles which surprised me to see this morning. I downloaded their fitness app to see how to compared to Google fit. While it may not be as pretty or functional it has more accurate data. Google fit also has issues updating data when you manually input a workout which bothers me. It either under reports the time, steps, calories or activity that you out in no matter for many times you re-enter the data and it saves it. Now let's talk about the step counter; I was bored one fast so I decided to count about how many steps it takes me to walk the above path. I was in the military so I'm used to doing weird things like pace counting which is easy to convert to steps. I average around 1400-1500 steps in this route depending on where j walk exactly which can change a little depending on what sidewalk is the least busy without the usual morning joggers I see. Google fit reported 1456 steps, 14 minutes of activity and 0.65 miles walked. The Huawei on the other hand gave me 1503 steps, 13 minutes of activity and 0.69 miles walked. This is subtracting the few steps I had around my apartment this morning seen in the total below. I trust the Huawei data more than the Google fit one based on experience with Google fit and I hope to see it improve more with Marshmallow. I know the difference might not seem like a lot but it adds up over the course of the day and can be off by 0.5 miles and 1000+ steps like it was the other day.

Share your experiences with Google fit and other fitness apps below. I hope this helps people out when it comes to understanding how the accuracy of each one is from experience. I will update he OP periodically with more data as time goes on.
[Huawei Watch] swngdncr:
Thanks for posting this, I didn't know there was a separate Huawei watch fitness application. I downloaded it and will check it out. It doesn't look like the application has Heart Rate tracking. But, I just discovered that Google fit does appear to have some HRM function. In the graph view, if I tap on the bottom right corner, where it says "active time", there is a drop down menu that has Heart Rate listed. Don't know how this works yet... have to check it out later.
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
Here is the activity track from today. As you can see Google fit over reports the time slightly but sometimes it under reports the time. I think the time is closer to the Huawei app but I honestly didn't keep track to compare it to. I just know its not as long as the Google fit app says but slightly less from my average on Mondays. The steps and distance are interesting in this case. The Huawei reports a further distance than the Google app as mentioned before but their step count is much closer now than it has been lately. Both apps have the same data for my height age etc... so we cna see the differences in their reporting. Its not as bad as if has been with Google Fit. I expect small variances but not the larger one with the distance.

I'll let everyone decide what's more accurate but I'm leaning toward the Huawei one. The Google fit app doesn't always work consistently or sometimes its counting time when I'm stationary so I hope this gets fixed in Marshmallow.
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
I believe it works but I haven't tried it with the Huawei only the Urbane. The Huawei app isn't ideal but at least it saves me from charging l viewing all of that data solely on the watch
[Huawei Watch] swngdncr:
Tried again tonight. Did a walk after temp dropped into the high 90's. Used RunGPS, Agilefit, and the Fitness Tracking App. Both RunGPS and Agilefit got a heart rate, but in both cases the Heart rate froze after just a couple of minutes and stayed at the same rate for the entire time I tried using the application. Fitness Tracking, though it has a menu item for Heart Rate, recorded no Heart Rate data at all. I can't find any setting in the application related to Heart Rate tracking or data. So, so far, still a 100% failure rate with the HRM. If anyone has any positive experience with the HRM please share. I really want to love this watch, but no HRM function at all is probably a deal breaker.
[Huawei Watch] Pilz:
After a few days of comparing the two the Huawei seems to stop be more accurate but that's only with reason of course. Google fit thinks I'm riding a bike or running while in walking which is annoying
[Huawei Watch] tafo:
Any new reviews or update regarding HRM and sports tracking ...i was really thinking about hauwei watch, but for the sports data monitoring problems that were mention by u guys.. I think I'm hesitant now and may change my mind about it:(
[Huawei Watch] swngdncr:
I exchanged my watch yesterday at the local BB. The new one seems to be working better. I haven't tried while exercising yet, but when I started an exercise app with Heart Rate monitoring, the HR appeared continued to monitor and didn't freeze for about 10 minutes. I'll try it again tomorrow and let you know how it goes. I'll also see if the step count is more accurate. So, if you can wait a day, I can tell you more tomorrow afternoon. -cjr-
[Huawei Watch] tafo:
Thnx bro for ur feedback...don't worry? I can wait for a month, because I'm going to the states in Nov.
[Huawei Watch] swngdncr:
OK, the HRM is definitely working on this watch-- but not very accurate. Played 2.5 hrs of tennis. RunGPS reported an average HR of 90, typically my average HR playing tennis would be in the 120's. The recorded max HR was 171, that is consistent with what chest strap monitors have reported, but the low was 40, my resting pulse is about 58-60, so the low is way off.

The HR readings actively changed until 1:18 (workout time) Then it froze from 1:18 until 2:02. At 2;02 it the HR readings start to change again until 2:16, then freezes until the last reading at 2:30. The watch died at some point towards the end. I only had about 50% charge on it when I started. But, apparently there were two fitness applications running, because Endomodo also recorded 2:34 workout time. I'm using the free version, so I don't have any access to the statistics that Endomodo recorded. Huawei Wear app only logged 2,732 steps and 1.16 miles, which is about 1/2 what my FitBit Surge would record for that much tennis time. Google Fit registered 2,718 steps, .1 miles, and 4 minutes of active time. Active time way off.. basically it didn't recognize tennis as active time at all. What i don't know for certain is whether the HR froze on the watch, or whether the BT connection to the phone was lost, which would cause the fixed HR numbers. So, can't really recommend the watch for fitness monitoring yet. On my FitBit, I had to wear a sweat band to keep the watch up a little higher on my wrist. I did this with the Huawei watch. Next time I'll try it w/o the sweat band so it sits lower on my wrist and see if it makes a difference. -cjr-
[Huawei Watch] tafo:
Good test bro. So far I'm reckoning that the HW is not a good tool for sports tracking, as u said and many have the same experience u had... The big question is : is the inaccuracy due to hardware or software problems?
[Huawei Watch] swngdncr:
There was a review I read a couple of days ago, might have even been on the Moto 360 2nd gen... He basically said that the HRM on these devices, all of them, are essential worthless and just a toy for entertainment. He didn't do any analysis of the HRM or fitness functions in his review. It may be that the technology just isn't there yet... but the companies should probably adjust their advertising to reflect the actual functionality of the HRM etc. On my Fitbit Surge, I did find it reasonably accurate for bicycling, hiking or walking (if I didn't swing my arms too much).. but for anything with any significant movement of my hands/arm, it would be way off. Did a 5 hr bike ride in Death Valley wore both my Garmin and the Surge, and the average HR they reported was virtually identical. We'll see how the Huawei does on my next bike ride... -cjr-

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[Huawei Watch] bailyc:
Good point about these consumer fitness features. Of these, I have found the Mio Fuse to be pretty accurate. I think the challenge with these HRMs is staying accurate through movement and skin moisture/sweat. The Fuse has been the most consistent wrist device for me.

I have done a few workouts with the Huawei Watch to compare. If I take a reading while I'm standing totally still, and the watch is in the correct position, it's really close to the Fuse, within a few beats per min. If I am not so still, or the watch is a little askew (I don't wear it very tight as a watch) then it can be pretty inaccurate. The Fuse isn't perfect either but it is continuously monitoring during a workout, so at least I can gauge HR trends well enough.
[Huawei Watch] swngdncr:
OK, did a short bike ride today. The HRM worked most of the time, but did freeze twice, once for about 5 min and once for about 3 min. At other times, it was mostly within 1-2 BPM of my chest strap. But, to get the level of accuracy, I had to do the same thing as I did on my Fitbit Surge. Open up the watch band and shove the watch up on my wrist a couple of inches. If I left it down on my wrist just above the wrist bone, it was pretty inaccurate. I did also make an observation. A few times when it was way off from the Cheststrap (Garmin), if I pushed on the watch to make better contact with arm, the HR would immediate jump up and match the Garmin. Tomorrow I will try opening up the wrist band again, push it up on my wrist and put a sweatband over it that will hold it tight up against my arm and see what that does. -cjr-
[Huawei Watch] profilerz:
I've had the watch for a couple days and played with the watch "heart rate" monitor and the google fit one. Both of these I have to stop what I'm doing and check my heart rate that takes about 5-10 seconds. I'm assuming that is what people are using since I was not aware of any active heart rate monitor available. I've used it on a treadmill, mountain bike riding, and doing a Insanity T25 tape. I put it up against a basic polar t34 chest strap and found it to be withing 3-5 bpm. I did have a couple times where it did not register right but I think that was handler error because I was wearing it low on the wrist when checking. I also have been using endomondo for a map tracker on the bike rides that makes life easier since I can easily see, pause, and start the app from the watch while I'm riding w/o having to touch my phone. The only expected downside is the increased battery drain while using it.
[Huawei Watch] swngdncr:
Todays effort with the Huawei watch for fitness tracking was a big failure. I guess I can't add an image w/o a URL, but the HR froze 6 times in 2 hrs., Twice it was frozen for 16-17 minutes. When it did read the HR, the values were way, way low. The log has my HR in "resting" zone for 90% of the time. Trust me, I've done this enough times to know that my average HR is in the 120s, or higher if it is a very athletic match.
[Huawei Watch] bailyc:
I've also been playing with Endomondo and the watch. There's some very nice functionality built in to the wear app. I found an interesting feature within Endomondo, but I'm not sure it actually does anything. Maybe you can check and report back to confirm?

When I go into Endomondo (phone app) and head into Settings>Manage Smartwatches>Android Wear, there's an option at the bottom to "Enable heart rate." When it's selected and I start a workout on the Endomondo Wear app, the HR monitor is on continuously. I can peek under the watch and see the green light on all the time, until I end the workout.

But interestingly, it doesn't seem to actually retrieve the HR continuously, or even at all, either on the phone app during a workout or on the wear app during a workout.

I'm hopeful that even if it doesn't work now, maybe one day this watch can do continuous monitoring. If it's tight enough, it might work.

In the meantime, I use my Fuse as the HR monitor only, and view all workout data on the watch. It works really well. Good combination and the watch is like my mini workout computer.

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I had a similar experience earlier with HR. But I wasn't sure if it was the HR app itself or something else. Sometimes I'm getting performance issues with the watch in general. Slow to respond, won't wake up quickly, that sort of thing. I think it's a rogue app in my case. Anyway, back to HR, it reported mine as 51 BPM a few times. My HR was more like 146. Definitely not right!
[Huawei Watch] swngdncr:
Just doing a test this evening, not exercising, just running the apps while chilling on the couch. Using Endomondo, it does continuously track HR, like you, I could see the little green lights on. However, the screen needs to be set to "always on". If the screen times out, the HR sensor lights go out. However, on the test this evening, I basically got one HR reading and it froze, staying at 64, even when I got up and started jumping around, it never moved off of 64bpm. But, as best I can figure out , the free version does not have any statistics tracking/reporting. You have to get the paid version if you want to see your HR statistics other than average and Maximum HR. Using RunGPS, the lights went on and stayed on, but same thing happened, it froze at 67BPM. And, even when I stopped the training, the HRM lights stayed on. Then, all of a sudden it started reading my HR again and was actively changing, even though I had stopped the recording of the training. Then it froze again... :( I assume that the fact that RunGPs will report HR even when there isn't an active training session running is just a difference in how the applications work. But, the freezing problem happens in all the applications I've tried so far. I really hope this is some kind of firmware problem that can be fixed. I assume that if the HR monitor doesn't work, that it would be a product defect that would be covered under the 1 yr. product warranty. The 15 day return policy from the retailer isn't likely long enough for Huawei to do a firmware update that might fix this. Interesting to note, Amazon is already offering used/returned watches at a discount.
[Huawei Watch] profilerz:
I'll try that out next time I ride. I will say I noticed when I was on the treadmill this morning it (the treadmill) was registering a heart rate now and then (although not right) while I was on it. It never did that when I did not have the watch on unless I placed my hands on the sensor so I'm assuming it was attempting to grab it from the watch. I will say that I didn't expect that so the watch was not properly tightened on my wrist so I wouldn't expect an accurate reading since it was bouncing around a bit. As for accurate readings I have found that when I do manually check my heart rate I usually push the watch up my arm about one inch from my hand and get a fairly accurate reading as long as I'm standing still. I only do this because I read on my wifes fitbit forum that some people actually wear a fabric wrist band to keep their fitness tracker higher up on the arm and in place for more accurate readings.
[Huawei Watch] bailyc:
Oh, that is interesting. I'll have to play around some more and see if I notice any capturing or freezing. Mine was definitely nothing but I tried for only a couple minutes. I do have the free version and I'm not sure what the paid actually shows over the free, but I will say that when I use the Fuse band for HR in conjunction with the watch, I can view the current HR continuously report (literally changes by the second) as well as average and maximum. I think, like you said, there are probably added trends that are visible in paid. I'm not sure if paid would offer better HR functionality for the watch but I would hope it could one day perform just as well as the Fuse. Fingers crossed for either a watch and/or an Endomondo update sometime soon!
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] arsham1366:
Hi guys

I're making lollipop TouchWiz ROM for Galaxy 3.;)

Beta versions of the Ram made and will upload it for you:D

It's just a beta system UI is that you've uploaded

The System ui is only for use temasek v16

Flash File With Twrp Or Cwm Recovery

Link:

http://www.mediafire.com/download/5oz8t2771otod92/A2K+System+UI+For+Temasek+v16.zip

[IMG="Screen Shot"]http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=hu20p3&s=8#.Vf7qAn2wSVU[/IMG]

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=hu20p3&s=8#.Vf7qAn2wSVU

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=hu20p3&s=8#.Vf7qAn2wSVU
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Geo_Tech:
Image's are always welcomed.... And good luck with it :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] fat7y:
thanxx :) :good:
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] fuzzery:
works on cm 12.1?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] blackaxeV1.2225:
Link not working

Please upload in mediafire
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] fat7y:
Link not working:(:confused::confused::eek:
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] martinzh:
isthere a Mega link todownload?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] arsham1366:
yes
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] erkan07:
Please make cm13?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Aliorum:
work on rr mm(RESSURRECTION REMIX M)???

داداش کار میکنه رو این؟؟ :دی
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] dor19741:
when out your rom touchwiz 5.1.1?

i want to ask when out your rom because i so want to replace kitkat version to lollipop touchwiz:):):)
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DocLem:
A friend will be selling his HTC One M8 Harman Kardon to me soon, while I own an HTC One M8 International version. What I plan to do is make a NANDROID backup of my current system (ViperOne 4.6.0) then install the latest TWRP on my new HK version phone, then restore the NANDROID I just made. Will there be any problems with doing this?

BTW I am in the Philippines, so the HK version will not be used as a Sprint phone, and instead will be for GSM/WCDMA/LTE band here in my country.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jtw_111:
I'm 95% sure that it wouldn't work properly. You'd be restoring a ROM that just uses BoomSound to a H/K phone. The actual ROM has to have the proper drivers/files.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jshamlet:
I'm 100% certain it won't work, because the Harmon Kardon version was a Sprint exclusive, which is CDMA. The international/European software is GSM only. In this case, op is only describing restoring a nandroid, not the firmware, but I suspect the driver/software mismatch would make for a very unstable, unusable, device.

Unfortunately, until Verizon and Sprint knock it off with CDMA, or Android device makers follow Apple's lead and make true "world phones", their phones are going to be a problem on anyone else' network.
[Sony Xperia M2] zombie99:
ok guys look I got a used m2 just yesterday from a guy who didn't wanted it anymore all it had was a pattern which he had forgotten, I unlocked the bootloader and from then I have no signal. Phone does understand the presence of SIM card cause when I remove/place it inside the slot it does restart itself popping the classic message sim card inserted. but no signal. what to do ? already flashed 4.3 , 4.4.2, 4.4.4 and nothing at all same message at alla builds.

any solutions anyone? thanks in advance
[Sony Xperia M2] ImArlet:
Device is probably carrier locked
[Sony Xperia M2] obsidian_eclipse:
Quite likely by the sounds of it. It might be worth him testing out a different network sim, preferably finding out what network the previous owner was on. Id do this before looking at having it unlocked just in case there's a different issue (no point wasting money on an unlock if there's a deeper issue)
[Sony Xperia M2] zombie99:
No guys it is not carrier locked for sure check it through *#*#service#*#* menu values are set to zero.