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[Samsung Gear S2] kufel:
Well, you need to enable screen on upon notification in settings.

Funny thing i never had android wear, i had pebble for 3 days , garbage, then i had gear 1 for a year and gear s for another year. No shortcomings in both cases. Except i was pissed whennthey removed camera... This model is a disaster comparing to the previous ones. Somethimg like no sd card in their latest phones...

I don't buy stuff just for looks, otherwise I'd be fine as it is pretty indeed but the functionality is very limited.
[Samsung Gear S2] supersoulfly:
Samsung will not rest easy tonight knowing they lost your loyal support as a customer. I can only try an comfort them with the knowledge that they gained one in me.
[Samsung Gear S2] kufel:
I havd learned over the years that they dk nkt give a s...t about the customers after the moneybis collected at the cash register. I don't think there is any company with worse customer support.

As long as they were making innovative products i was willing to cope with that. Now they are becoming apple, charge premium price for mediocre products in shiny cases
[Samsung Gear S2] FitzAusTex:
Not sure why you think there's no auto brightness. There actually is, unless you keep it at max. Then it can't go any brighter. I keep mine at 4, and it gets way bright anytime outside (in sunny Texas). Agree that it doesn't dim lower than your setting if you are in very dark place.
[Samsung Gear S2] yessirrom:
I picked up a S2 Classic and then returned it for the regular S2. I have been using it for a few days now and agree with a few of your observations. I am coming from the following: LG Urbane, Gear 2, Gear 1, G-Shock,

- I miss the speaker! I am disappointed that Sammy decided to move it to a higher price/feature tier. I would not mind the extra $50 for the device but I refuse to give AT&T $10 a month for the privilege of using it. I have yet to hear if the 3G model will work for calls via Bluetooth with no cell service activated. I would consider purchasing one without contract if so.

- Apps have never been a deciding factor for me on a watch. I mostly need media controls and notifications. the built in apps more than cover what i need.

- Vibrations seem OK to me.

- My screen response is great. I feel like it senses when I rotate my wrist away as well as towards me. It goes off as soon as I rotate away. Probably a great battery saver.

- I most definitely agree that the option to remain on the last app used is a big missing feature. It is the first thing I looked for when setting it up. This can be easily added and we should all contact Samsung and let them know we miss it. I would also like the volume controls to be on the same page as the rest of the media controls. It is very satisfying to turn the dial to adjust the volume however.

- I very seldom adjust brightness and tend to remain at 6 or 7.

- I like the look of the straps on the S2. Very integrated. S2 classic just didn't work for me. I hope some good alternate material straps become available from other vendors.

- I am too busy sleeping to be tracking my sleeping.

- My battery has been good. I use a watch face that is always on and does not use the minimalist watch hands of the built in faces. I have had about 50% left after each day of 4am to 9pm use.

- I would like Google voice and maps. S-Voice works pretty well for me for most tasks.

- I wear it on the left hand as God intended. heh heh

- I would also like a clock mode. This could be added as well.

The user interface is way better than Android Wear. I gave my wife the LG Urbane and I have spent way to much time showing and reminding her how to do things. It is not intuitive...
[Samsung Gear S2] bill340:
No sleeptracking is really a desaster!!!
[Samsung Gear S2] Dmac1984:
This is just nit picking, you knew the watch didn't have a speaker before buying it or at least you should have, and either way you want a speaker go get the 3G model. Fixed.

I enjoy apps as much as the next guy, but really? What apps could you really want for this round tiny screen? The apps that came out for the Gear S I downloaded and never used again, because apps on a watch are almost always pointless unless it's music or fitness related.

Bands? Get the Classic, again another simple fix that Samsung gave you an option for, or wait until they release new bands for the sport. Not really a big deal, at least they are swappable.

My Gear S2 light up brighter and dims automatically when needed with no problem.

Battery life is awesome, from 8am to usually around 10 or so (tonight I put it on the charger at 12am) and I always have about 78%-82% left. Screen on 2, watch face not always on (wrist flick works great) tons of notifications, weather updates about every hour. I've owned every gear so far, this thing is a real battery sipper.

But I do agree on the vibration, it's definitely weak, but so far that's the only major drawback, I'm sure it's due to smaller hardware so the watch stayed thin.

And I do miss my speaker function, but the added thickness of the 3G model turned me off.

Overall:

I personally enjoy Samsungs smartwatches for the built in functionality and especially with the S2 it's looks aesthetically. Any use able functional app available is a bonus, but notifications, music controls, health tracking, keeps me on track with my schedule and homework calender at a quick glance etc. That's plenty for me even with a $300 price tag, but I used to buy expensive normal watches too.

Bottom line people are NEVER happy, it's never enough, imagine trying to design something that pleases everyone .... impossible. And with owning every Gear to date I've seen people literally ***** about every add on and take away, people *****ed about the speaker and how it was stupid to talk into your wrist, then people ***** when the option is gone, same with the camera and IR blaster ... insane.

People *****ed about Samsungs cradles and stuff for charging, so they went wireless. People ***** that it doesn't work with any other qi chargers.

People *****ed about only offering certain styles, Samsung gave you the Classic option, people ***** it doesn't have a speaker.

Samsung told people what these watches do and are capable of a month before it even hit shelves. People bought it anyways, people *****.

There's always Android wear watches, if you don't mind ugly hardware and ugly interface. Has apps though ... for whatever you apps you think you'll use on your wrist.

Side note. I just sold my Gear S that had a monthly contract, thinking "oh man, I'll leave my phone at home now" nah, never happened, never even came off blutooth, you'll never replace having your phone handy, even if a watch can do everything the phone can, would you really want to use it on a small ass screen? Nah.
[Samsung Gear S2] wase4711:
You hit it right on the head; people are NEVER happy, and instead of focusing on the positive aspects of things, they search out and dwell on things they dont like..

Can't wait to get the 3g version in the next few days!
[Samsung Gear S2] ArborRes:
My pros and cons:

Pros:

- A very attractive normal watch design (Just can't warm up to Hwawei or Moto360 designs. Forget Apple and others.) Most people don't even know that I'm wearing a smart watch!!!

- Rotary bezel interface(far superior to touch control alone!)

- Standard 20 mm strap interface (changing straps to other good looking ones can be a joy! (i.e. ceramic strap or brown leather strap))

- Battery life (While I wish it could be better so that I can keep the full screen on all the time, it's better than others)

- Default apps work really well and smooth (This is more important to me than having many 3rd party apps available that I don't really use. I have a capable Note 4 for those.)

- Light weight and appearance of thin watch (Don't like the cylinder design of Hwawei and Moto360)

- Relatively reasonable price (when compared to other premium ones available. I think $250 would be a more ideal price, though.)

Cons:

- Weak vibration (If vibration was stronger, I don't think I'll miss the lack of speaker.)

- Lack of speaker (I miss this for rare occasions when I would like to answer the call without picking up the phone. Not a must but nice to have feature. Also this can be a good alarm instead of my phone alarm. With this feature, I can keep my phone on vibration or mute at all times! I know you can get the 3G model with this feature, but I like the Classic design better.)

- S-Voice ( I don't really need Google Now but the supported functions of S-Voice can work more reliably to make this a better watch.)

Other items that you pointed out are minor issues for me mostly.

As for me, the pros definitely outweigh the cons on Gear S2 Classic watch.

I'm really enjoying the use of my Classic now despite some cons.
[Samsung Gear S2] obsydian:
Overall stunning display, great UI, battery seems good, great I can respond to WhatsApp now, but feel it is small for me and i would have liked at least a speaker, even if it can’t take calls, but to playback audio without a headset or phone. So sadly I will be returning it.

Been using the watch for 5 days now. I have owned the Gear Neo, then a very short spell with a Sony, also an Apple watch (well setup for a sibling) and finally the Gear 2 loved it and stayed with that for over a year and sold it as a pre-empt to the S2, but as poor app wise it was it did the basics very well and battery life was an easy 5 days.

Moving onto the S2, must admit it just lacks the premium feel, yes it looks bloody great, but it lacks weight and that metal feel, that are the elements that define premium. I know some want the light weight feel, but each to their own.

PROS

-	Great looking

-	Charger, love it magnet pull that ensures a fit and charging;

-	PIN lock when off wrist, annoying at first then really appreciate this as a neat security feature;

-	UI is very sleek and nice;

-	Vibration is very good, stronger than my Gear 2, I like it, set mine to weak and long.

CONS

-	On the small side, feels like my smallest watch and I have average wrists;

-	Strap 20mm is too narrow and the strap feels cheap to me;

-	Strap length, the long strap is too long and sticks out, the small one must be for midgets;

-	Steps are wrong, I set mine to show the phone steps as the master, but still wrong;

-	Round screen, pain to read messages that are a little long, need to use the bezel to get in centre to fit.

-	Bezel not got the hang of this and find it needs a nice solid click with each turn;

-	Notifications – I get a few and check my watch later under notifications and there is nothing, assumed as Gear 2 there’s a log;

-	Charging was slow (3hrs from flat);

-	Speaker – I feel for the odd convenience, or feedback and playing audio, I really missed this feature.
[Samsung Gear S2] rogerperk:
May I just say - waaaa. The watch looks great, functions well with time, notifications, health apps, and many other things I don't actually use. Batter life is adequate - not up to Pebble but looks better. I can read it in direct sunlight, its water proof, and its growing. As to apps, its an extension of my phone! I use apps there not on my watch so that's fine. Only negative I have is the weak vibration. That's it, at least right now. Only had it 6 days.
[Samsung Gear S2] wase4711:
so far, so good, everything worked right out of the box once I called in and made sure my sim card was active, and what my phone number options were.

notifications seem fine, I am getting vibrate and sound for my notifications, so the combo of the two help out the weak vibrations

Sound is surprisingly good for a watch speaker, and making and taking calls is a breeze; you dont even have to hold the watch near your mouth to be heard loudly and clearly from the other party.

running a rooted AOSIP rom on my Nexus 6, and so far, everything samsung software wise works pretty well.
[Samsung Gear S2] kufel:
Yeap, got LG Urbane 2nd Edition with LTE. Happy now. Big screen. Thousands of apps. Everything works.No more Samsung garbage.
[Samsung Gear S2] wase4711:
lets see,

you cant use a bluetooth headset with it to make or receive phone calls

you can't stream music in any way with it

you cant use google voice through your headset

you can't use GPS independently without your phone connected

you cant use any map program without your phone connected

You still think EVERYTHING works better than a Gear S2?
[Samsung Gear S2] sefrcoko:
Lol whatever floats your boat. Personally I don't like that lg built some necessary tech right into the watch strap. Plus the watch looks premium and somewhat classy but the strap is sporty...weird combination that you can't change even if you wanted to. Also way too big and bulky for my liking. Personal taste of course, but that's my point: what's perfect for one might be garbage for another ;)
[Xperia Z2 Themes and Apps] emrahesennn:
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(Note: I didn't share version 1.0.0 because it was s6 green so this theme version is 1.0.1 )

Screenshots and theme link:

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thanks for try it ;)

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[Xposed Framework Development] zshou92:
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[Xposed Framework Development] sounreal:
Id like this also... with the facebook app.
[Xposed Framework Development] galinha:
plus one ,,,
[Xposed Framework Development] DowneyHere:
plus one...
[Xposed Framework Development] galinha:
The android is not so open.....

in ios (jailbreaked) i had some tweeks that are ver useful.

- With facebook ++ i can copy / download videos to my device (in app tweek )

- With Safari Downloader / Video downloader i can download embed videos from web pages .

- With Cercube / Youtube++ i can download videos without leaving the Youtube app

- With watsui / whatsapp tweak alow send large videos.

There are a lot of tweeks to social apps that alow to easly offline copy or share.

Where can i find similar tweets to android ?
[Xposed Framework Development] galinha:
No solution ?
[Xposed Framework Development] LoVerMaKi:
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[Xposed Framework Development] nirazo:
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[Xposed Framework Development] LoVerMaKi:
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[Xposed Framework Development] sounreal:
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[Verizon LG G3] MonstaSaleens:
Mods remove
[Sony Xperia M] glastolover27:
Tearing my hair out now, I am a bit of a novice at this, but done a few phones before, it is such a minefield!!! I have googled lots and tried to fix it by following various instructions, but just can't. Can some experts please help me? Thanks!!!

I have an Xperia M, which was behaving very oddly, showing as nearly full with hardly any apps. So decided to put CM12.1 on it to see if that sorted it.

Followed official CM instructions (https://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_nicki) to install. Followed the process for official Sony bootload unlock, which said it had worked. Got into Cyanogen Recovery, but get odd messages when trying to do the "wipe/factory reset" step. (Odd messages like described here: http://forum.cyanogenmod.org/topic/112974-wipe-data-does-not-work/).

Tried flashing CM12.1 from SD card in Cyanogen Recovery anyway, but it didn't work. Came up with more errors along the lines of "can't mount /data".

Thought I would try to revert to stock (as described here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2697277).

Have installed flashtool (including the drivers), downloaded an .ftf file, but when I try to follow these instructions, I point the firmware selector window at the folder I put that in and it just doesn't see it.

At the end of my tether now, anyone got any suggestions as to how I can either get CM12.1 to work (would be great!) or at least get flashed back to stock?

Thanks a lot in advance, really need some help now, have spent hours trying to do this with the help of Google!!!
[Sony Xperia M] glastolover27:
I have tried flashing CWM (which worked) and using that to wipe/factory reset, and get the same errors. There seems to be something fundamentally borked that is giving me this error:

"failed to mount /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/system"

And I can never mount/format the "/data", which is related?

BUT!!!!! I think I have solved it...

...downloaded Archidroid (http://xdaforums.com/xperia-m/development/rom-archidroid-v2-5-0-power-hands-t2806978), flashed the boot image for that in fastboot, that gave me TWRP, and that seemed to have extra options which successfully did a factory reset - had to do an extra "format data" which did the trick. Did the Archidroid ROM flash (what a fantastic user friendly installer!!) and it all seems to have worked - no error messages!!!

Phone restarting now, looks promising.

I hope this has worked, not really sure what I did wrong, or why Cyanogen Recovery and CWM could not fix it and TWRP could?!?!?

What fun!
[Sony Xperia M] elmkzgirxp:
Good to hear, but please post in Q&A, Help, and Troubleshooting subforum next time for these kinds of posts.
[Sony Xperia M] kush2.0:
Please help!!!! I'm a noob to Sony smartphones and I did something stupid to my newly acquired C1905 sgl sim Xperia M. I tried to unlock boatloader impatiently using that app (apk) can't remember name. Anyways I've used it before on another Samsung phone and ended up in bootloops but I'm clued up on reviving Sammy's! ! And I tried it on the c1905 restarted and nothing. No LEDs no vibrations.. Nothing! ! I was impatient because I didn't have my laptop with me and seems PCs are the only way to do this on Sony's. Last night I messed and messed and the only progress after loads of forums and windows downloads I've managed to change the device (in device manager) from QHS_DOWNLOAD to the drivers recognising the device as a Sony... Will have to check again on laptop. Still no responses whatsoever from phone at all. Please help

Edit - as per device manager windows is saying "Sony Ericsson sa0101" with ADB interface driver and its working properly.

I did install loads of different driver packages. Some failed some didn't. Thanks
[Moto X Q&A] DdevindangD:
alrighty so lets get into this my moto x got hard brick keep in mind before my moto x was xt1050 now i flashed a bunch boot.imgs and a month later i got twrp on this hard bricked device and wapow i installe cm11 then i looked at my build it now says ghost_verizon and works on tmo and all networks ive put a att sim and tmo so far and theyve all worked and it says xt1060 wjen i plug it in while im in twrp

(What does this mean???)))

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pictures included
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 2005 Upgrading] blakdeath:
but my Qtek has i-mate on the top instead of qtek, it's also named i-mate pocket pc phone edition on the i-mate site

need all roms that anyone could get

current:

rom version: 1.66.00wwe

rom date: 02/20/04

radio version:1.10.00

protocol version: 1337.18

extROM version: 1.66.188

plz find anything that is compatible with my phone

thnx
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 2005 Upgrading] Rudegar:
in the 2003 flavor you can get the offcial 1.75

or you can get a wm2005 from buzzdev.net

but are you looking for a rom or a splashscreen ?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 2005 Upgrading] blakdeath:
hmm very quick reply

not used to that from forums

i'm looking for the rom

2003 for backup and 2005 for update

so i need both

my flash chip type is 28f128k3

data bus 32 bits

storage size 14.57 mb

thnx
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 2005 Upgrading] Rudegar:
ftp://xda@ftp.xda-developers.com/Himalaya/ 2003

http://www.buzzdev.net/index.php?option=com_phorum&Itemid=125&phorum_query=list,26 2005
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 2005 Upgrading] blakdeath:
the wm2003 link needs a password and i can't find the 2005 rom

also my i-mate is stuck in the boot loader and i reeeeeeally need help to get out of this problem
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smokarz:
Hey guys,

Is it just me or you can't do group text messaging with the M7? I am running Revolution HD Rom, it that matters.

Do I need to get a third party app to do group texting?

Thanks
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donkeykong1:
You're talking about SMS, right?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smokarz:
Right.

The stock SMS app doesn't seem to allow group texting, like those iPhones.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donkeykong1:
It does. In top right corner there is an icon, right beside that + icon. Click that, and you can add as many recievers as you want. Note that your message will be converted to MMS if you select more than one receiver
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smokarz:
Right, but when someone replied or if I replied, the message only goes to one person rather than the entire group.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donkeykong1:
I don't know about that. I use Viber for that. I use SMS only to pay parking [emoji6]
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smokarz:
Pay parking?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donkeykong1:
Yes. When I park my car on a parking lot which is charged, I pay via SMS
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rire:
I need a definite answer because I plan on purchasing one. And I'm getting mixed results when looking my question up on Google.

Thanks in advance.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MotogProbs:
I have a moto g xt1031 boost and I unlocked mine perfectly fine, actuality in the forum today looking around for answers, been messing with mine all day...lol
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rire:
Awesome. So I shouldn't have any issues unlocking said bootloader if I bought one used from a reputable seller on Ebay?
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rire:
I apologize for bumping. But apparently Motorla customer support says that it's not unlockable. Why is there conflicting information? There are folks who have unlocked bootloaders and others cannot get said bootloaders to unlock from what I'm reading.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MotogProbs:
From what I have read and done on my XT1031 from boost, shouldn't be a problem, because if I am correct, boost only has one version the prepaid XT1031. I would just make sure to get model number before purchase and if its the XT1031, I don't see any issues. On a side not I somehow deleted my entire rom, and only had Twrp on my phone and pc wouldn't recognize it, thank god for OTG cable, now running solid on Unlocked bootloader /twrp 2.8.6.0/ and CM 12.1, great little phone:)
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rire:
There's gotta be a reason they're selling them for dirt cheap though, right? The Verizon ones are being sold for very cheap. And I know for a fact that they're not unlockable.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ATTACK:
The Boost Mobile Moto G XT1031 is absolutely bootloader unlockable. I've personally unlocked 4 of them.

https://forums.motorola.com/posts/35e4d3be5c

Sent from my XT1031
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rire:
So the support rep lied to me... Don't know why they'd do that... Anywho, I placed an order and if it's not unlockable, then I'm going to return it. Thanks for the reassurance.