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[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stackz07:
I understand the device works on Verizon but am curious if all custom roms will support the bands verizon requires? I am guessing that the modem is complete (works through and through) for all bands but not sure so am wondering if separate roms will need to be created for the network (really theirs only one, verizon) that uses different bands. I would love this device running Liquid Smooth or similar on verizon!
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimp208:
This shouldn't end up being the case as custom ROM's will use the Nexus binaries provided by Google available to developers which will support all of Verizon's band so no need for a Verizon specific RIL implementation for example. As a result you will be fine to run AOSP based ROM's such as Liquid Smooth. The thing for ROM's will be more about whether you have the American model of the device or the International model. Let me me know if you still have questions!
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stackz07:
Thank you. Which model do you suggest for putting custom ROMS on?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimp208:
If your going to use it on Verizon, I would recommend going with the North American model which is model number LG-H790 for US carriers. Both models will have a great selection of custom ROM's and goodies, and with only minor differences between the two models the hard working developers won't need to do to much extra to support both.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vorujax:
Hello

I bought the EP881 charger

last night i was test charging its up to 4 hr :eek: like EP880

when i look closer the charger i seen

it is EP880 ! but on box is write : EP881

im confused....

z3 dual not support quick charge or my charger its not EP881?

is there any body take shot from their EP881 charger?

because i new user here cante put screenshot here.
[P3600 General] Mad-Dog:
The system log....

i Buy "new" Trinity ...

and i just want to know

how many calls my ppc past
[P3600 General] R_S_4:
Start...Settings...System...Device Information...Call Duration
[P3600 General] PaulusUK:
Do the phone call logs survive after a hard reset?

I need to reset the phone, but would like the call logs to remain if possible
[P3600 General] kintestyle:
Yes the phone call logs survive after a hard reset
[P3600 General] Arilexed:
Just curious, is it possible to erase the log? and if it remains after a hard reset, where does it log the calls? And can't I write / install other stuff there? :D
[P3600 General] ww2250:
It can be done - it's in one of the old threads, use search.

If I remember correctly, it involves the boot loader, a specific version that can run rtask....
[P3600 General] Mad-Dog:
OK

I Can Check The Numbers+date Log ?
[Moto X General] bart.found:
Hi folks! I just read this news.. and I'm wondering if this may mean that, finally, custom ROMs won't lose anymore the ability to properly use low power cores of our SoC.

And, I know, I'm a dreamer.. could this news lead to a stable and functional Marshmallow ROM?

Cheers :D
[Moto X General] 98lumina:
If only I could unlock the bootloader on mine
[Moto X General] bart.found:
I'm on xt1052.. which version do you have?
[Moto X General] 98lumina:
XT1058 i want to downgrade from Lpa23.12-21.7 to lpa23.12-21.1
[Moto X General] stealtheye:
Does the source being released mean that Deva can now access low power cores?
[Moto X General] Bhargav4591:
:D best news I've heard all day !
[Moto X General] bart.found:
I don't actually know.. I'm waiting for some devs to reply! :D
[Moto X General] Hasuris:
No. That's something deep inside the stock rom. Kernel sources have been around a long time, just not for lollipop.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stavoltafunzia:
Hi guys, I'm gonna buying a new phone and after weeks of web-surfing I'm very likely to buy the new moto G.

Last year I had a moto G 2014, but I sold it after 2 months because (at least for me) it had an terrible memory management that made the phone unusable. In particular, whenever I went back to the home I got a home-reloading, and whenever an app was left in background it was killed (so it wasn't possible to listen to music while browsing).

I would like to know if the the moto G 2015 still has this problem or if it has been solved. Maybe is there any ex-2014 moto G user that can provide a comparison between the two models?

For me smoothness and good memory management are the only things I bother in a phone, so I'm very interested in this. At the beginning I was thinking of buying the moto X Play, but after reading it is very laggy I moved to this phone.

Thank you all guy for the support.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rouyal:
I have the Peregrine (4G), Titan (2014), and Osprey (2015). All 1gb ram phones. They all perform equally to me. The memory issues weren't with the phone itself, but when Lollipop first came out. This has been fixed with all phones now. The only reason I got the latest, was for the better camera.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stavoltafunzia:
I know many people attribute the memory leak to Lollipop, but I had the same behaviour with KitKat on my 2014 Moto G. Moreover, I've never seen a Nexus phone having the same issue with Lollipop (I mean, the same big issues).
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tel864:
Yea, the Nexus had the same Lollipop issues as the G 2014 but because of a better battery it wasn't as noticeable. I never had a problem on my G2014 with kit Kat and only started having battery problems with Lollipop. The G2015 has a much better battery than the 2014. I seldom made it through the day with the 2nd Gen but with the G3, I usually have at least 30% when I go to bed. I see a significant improvement in battery life with the new phone.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] appealingrelic:
i was thinking about rooting my sm-g900v but the whole bootloader situation has me wondering if i want to mess with it. i cant afford to mess up the phone. can i download a ota update and flash it through the stock recovery. im on 4.4.4 now and i want 5.0 or better
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] *Detection*:
Visit sammobile .com and enter your S5 model number into the firmware section, choose your region from the dropdown, then flash it using ODIN - that will not trip KNOX and does not require root

Instructions under the download of the ROM
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] appealingrelic:
thank you. appreciate it
[Galaxy S3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcc1999:
Since i strarted installing roms, my smartphone restarts every moment, is there any fix for this or somebody can help me? thank you guys.
[Galaxy S3 Neo Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Atlantis7:
Try to flash stock rom with odin. You can download stock rom from sammobile.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mabulrub:
I have a 25 Mbps wireless Internet. My note 5 only gives me half of it. I know it's not a router issue for couple of reasons. My S6 gives me full speed, my wife's S5 gives full speed too and it was working fine.

I wiped the cache, Uninstaller suspicious apps, I reset the settings gs and it is still slow. I wanna avoid the hustle of factory resetting.

Any solutions or steps I should do please?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lex1888:
O2 Germany offers this feature to route your calls/SMS/MMS through Wifi. Since I'm 9 hours a day working in a building where no cellular signal can reach me but wifi is present I might as well turn it off. (according to android battery management cellular network standby takes 11-15%) I know enabling airplane mode and then enabling wifi will do the job but is there no possibilty to simply switch it off?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lex1888:
My guess is that it consumes that much battery because it continuesly scans for a network. Is there at least a way to change the scan intervall?

btw my phone is OnePlus One running COS
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pucciano:
Hello (liebe gruesse) :)

you can try llama (free) or Tasker (payed).

Llama is not more in development, but it is open source.

I think the last API level is 21 (Lollipop 5.0).

http://kebabapps.blogspot.de/?m=1

Tasker is still in development but closed source an cost around 3€,

but is made in Germany.

For Both Apps you need time to find out how it works.

The GUI are not the best, but hey you need it one time and let it run in the background.

I know with Llama can you select:

if WlanSSIDconnected = yourWlanName {tun off celluar}

else {turn celluar on}

Viel Glueck (have fun by try it out xD)
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tomaz1:
My friend broke the LCD screen on his LG-D802 phone. The phone is not rooted and is in factory condition.

Do any of you experts know a way the data from could be salvaged? I have some experience with rooting phones, but is a root procedure even possibile on a LG-D802 with a broken LCD? If there is any other way to salvage data, I would be grateful for you respones.
[XDA Assist] FortKnox.:
Hey All.

Really runnning out of ideas ive been trying to get my core prime rooted with kingoRoot and running with super su ive been trying for about the last week to root because everytime i would turn off,reasart,or reeboot id lose root access so it was constanly getting repeated and now my phone wont load passed the samsung starting screen. ?...?

Ive tryed the holding vooume and middle button both ways alll kinds of and that wont even do it so i have no more ideas or suggestions does anyone eles have any! ? :confused:

Cheers FortKnox.
[XDA Assist] Calin:
Hi and thank you for using XDA Assist :)

Try to see here

Hope that's help a bit.

Good luck!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] justinfavila:
Im using DN4 rom

i did not flash any custom kernel yet

when im on stock rom i can copy files to obb

but now on DN4 rom or in kitkat

when i transfer some files in obb

its always stock in progress bar then not responding but on my mem card i can transfer any files without problem

how to solve this probem without flashing back in stock rom coz i love this rom

ty in advance :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sureshtuty:
I m also have the same problem solved it by changing data cable. Try another usb cable
[General Topics] Mister B:
Hi, does someone have the free delivery promotional code or anything better for MobileFun ("FREEDEL4454" is no longer valid).

Thanks in advance.
[HTC One A9] luigidk:
Checking out the specs on the ONE A9 - is it just me or are these the specs we would have liked in the Nexus 5X?

- Allows for SD Card

- higher end processor

- better camera (TBD?)

- Price Point - $399 !!! (and no need to pay xtra for more capacity as IT HAS AN SD CARD!)

Downsides:

- no project FI

- not native Android (but it Does come with MM) -!
[HTC One A9] jbash79:
May be...need more details on performance..too early to say anything now
[HTC One A9] zcubed:
The processor is lower end than the 5X: Snapdragon 617 vs 808. This phone is an interesting try to win back modders by HTC since they will allow bootloader unlocking WITHOUT voiding your warranty. I think my only issues with this phone are the processor choice, questionable battery size and iphone-clone looks. Otherwise great job with the bootloader, audio chip and android update promise (15 days after Google release!).
[HTC One A9] HKSpeed:
617 vs 808 specs from Qualcomm's website

https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/processors/617

https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/processors/808

Notes:

808 is designed for QHD screens; 617 designed for 1080. Neither phone is QHD anyway

808 is smaller 20nm; 617 is larger 28nm. Larger means more heat and power consumption. For comparsion, Galaxy S6 Exynos is 14nm; 810 is 20nm.

RAM/Memory:

HTC A9: 3GB RAM + 32GB storage + microSD (2GB RAM + 16GB in some countries)

Nexus 5X: 2 GB RAM + 16GB storage
[HTC One A9] jerflash:
I think i could be a good alternative. made from "Premium" materials instead of plastic but because of that you have a cheaper/less powerful processor.

As i see it...that is the only real trade off other than battery size. Maybe HTC has made the 617 sip power compared to the 808.

For people that dont need raw power...it could even be a better option. Plus you can throw AOSP on it and not void the warranty even if they cannot keep up with the update schedule they are talking about. could be pretty cool.
[HTC One A9] CollectorZ:
Camera sensor is IMX214 lol, almost 2 years old.
[HTC One A9] neo4uo:
Not to mention that I read today that the 5x and 6p have a physical fuse that breaks if you unlock the phones, where HTC there is no mention of a fuse on the Developer Edition.
[HTC One A9] juehess:
I also think it is a worthy alternative. It has the better housing, the better display, more memory and the SD-card!

The battery is a bit small, I agree. On the other hand everyone wants a thinner housing. Also, the AMOLED display may save some energy.

Since the bootloader can be unlocked, we will also see some nice mods very soon. I am also happy with the price and will definitely get the device.
[HTC One A9] jerflash:
I really hope the community gets behind this device. I did not think I be as excited for this device as I am. Maybe it's because I think it's one of HTC's final chances.
[HTC One A9] webclub:
I agreee
[HTC One A9] WillSanty:
Age aside, is there a specific deficiency in the camera and/or it's implementation? If HTC is able to deliver a reasonably(it's HTC so I don't wan to stick my neck out further than that) good experience with this set up, then I applaud them. Some of the photos taken by journalists have me optimistic..

With lack of support by most OEM for their hardware after 2 years and carrier subsidies going away...i don't feel right paying a $600+ premium for a device that will only be supported for that time frame. I find myself looking at mid-tier devices more, as they deliver a better value and hope that we will see more mid-tier devices that focus on specific consumer wants.

This new One(a9) is a great example. One could argue, this device is for the Android(smartphone) buyer that places a premium on visual aesthetics. If HTC is able to sell millions of these and creates a line for this type of consumer, that is good business.
[HTC One A9] mahmoud91:
thanks bro
[HTC One A9] noraz123:
I just ordered this device. May it be the next HTC HD2 with respect to modding!
[HTC One A9] techlogik:
Well, if you like generic plastic and a basic phone for under $400, the 5x is OK. But, HTC will build you a much better phone/materials etc...at the same price nearly.

I was an original Nexus One owner, with the trackball/led button. Really cool phone, but Android hasn't progressed a great deal in terms of look/feel professionalism since the start. HTC/Sense and other companies have to build their own apps/layover to get a nice look feel. I love Sense, and if they slim it down, get rid of that stupid Blink Feed (does anybody use that garbage) and get rid of some bloat...the A9 on Marshmellow would be pretty nice. Plus the ability to run on any network and unlocked in the US. I buy my phones outright anyway. Just buy off eBay and sell my other when a new one comes out...with the A9, you can get a new phone, and almost make it a wash by selling the M9.

Google Nexus 5x, as we know, google doesn't built anything, specs are OK, looks descent/works alright. But don't see how they can compete with HTC, even with HTC in a weird decline the past few interations.
[HTC One A9] madgalaxy:
I ordered a Nexus 6P and a 5X and the 5X will be here on Monday. Reading some of the threads over on the 5X forum have be concerned. Apparently they vibe motor on the 5X is loud and "ting-y", which I can not stand. Had a Moto X and Nexus 6 and the vibe motor was terrible - eventually just turned off all vibrations. Also some folks are saying the 5X is a hard matte plastic and is slippy - looking at the pics I would assume it was a soft touch. So if I do not like the 5X it will go back and I will order an A9.

Note - I prefer to use a smaller phone on the weekends - hence the desire for two phones!
[HTC One A9] fix-this!:
i dont mind it looks like an iphone and if i didn't just buy my m9 i would consider it.
[HTC One A9] gheymann:
The big differentiator for me between your One A9 and the Nexus 5X showdown with initial hands on comparisons is build quality. Having a sleek all metal design would be preferable for many in comparison with the plastic build of the 5X.

I'm also excited to see the SD card support in the One A9, with Marshmallows memory implementation of allowing external storage to be added to the phones base memory could be the beginning of the end for mobile storage concerns. I'm anxious to try this for myself to see how well it works.

I like the placement of the fingerprint scanner in front, although the rear placement is ideal when handling the phone, many times I leave my phone on my desk the rear fingerprint reader would require me to pick it up to unlock the phone or manually entering the password/pin to check messages or notifications.

Last the included protection plan is stellar, no extra cost to the user and no deductible for replacement, hard to beat!
[HTC One A9] tekkneke:
To me, the only things the Nexus holds over the A9 are price, battery (potentially), and camera. The camera issues are minor in this one, and we don't know about the battery yet, although I still expect the Nexus to beat out the A9 there. Then, when you consider that the 16 gb 5x is the only one that really beats the A9, and you have to go to $429 to get an apples to apples comparison, really, the price is actually better on the A9.

For me though, the lack of external SD without a 64 gb option makes the Nexus 5x no longer an option for me, or even my wife who is a less demanding phone user than me. The lack of external SD is mind boggling to me here, especially on a device competing in the middle range where you could save so much money offering a 16gb option with external storage.
[HTC One A9] CollinFX45:
Glad to see this phone getting some love by a few. I'll share my thoughts as a potential buyer who just returned his Nexus 5x.

Let's get one thing out of the way: I think HTC is going to get sued over their marketing. I mean come on, the commercials with Apples, a "design worth imitating" (which they did), carbon copy antenna lines, etc. I don't think it bothers me, but it is hilarious to watch. Are they trolling Apple? In HTC's financial situation, a lawsuit from Apple wouldn't exactly make their shareholders any more confident. That said, I love the design of the phone because I love my iPhone 6S design :)

Okay, the number one reason I want this phone is the audio quality through the headphone jack. I have a Z5 Compact right now, and the audio isn't great despite Sony's promises. HTC consistently produces phones that have strong headphone amps, great sound quality and not a lot of gimmicks. They generally sound very good and I'm excited to try this one which specifically references a good DAC and headphone amp.

Other reasons are: cost, though I'm bitter that the price went up $100, unlocked for any carrier, amoled screen, expandable storage and a very slimmed-down marshmallow experience. The Nexus 5X had only a few of these going for it and the sound quality via the headphones was garbage with very low output. So, that's what I prioritize in a phone and I think HTC has done okay here. I'll have the LG V10 in my other pocket, so, this won't be my only device.

Has anyone received theirs yet?

-Collin-
[HTC One A9] paperecho:
Its amusing that people HTC is copying apple with the antenna line. The HTC M7 had them a full year before Apple did.

Back on topic. I have a Nexus 5x and am waiting on my A9 to be delivered later this week. The no expandable storage and bad battery life on the n5x is what did it for me.
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anonymous 360:
After installing the RR 5.1.1 ROM. I insalled xposed as well as try to install my gallary stock app :). But NOW getting this message Everytime I boot my phone, even though I have unstall it through Titaniam BackUp. What to do!???
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Connornet:
I'm thinking of upgrading to the Nexus from my HTC M8 but looking at the hardware spec the Nexus isn't massively different (if at all) from the M9 which I would've expected with a 6 month+ time gap!

I know hardware isn't everything and I haven't had a nexus phone before so maybe it is a speedier phone than HTC. The main features I like about my M8 is double tap to wake and the build quality, so I wouldn't be missing much.

Would you guys recommend the swap or wait for the HTC M10?

Thanks.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cryosx:
If you're happy with the m8, wait.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brichardson1991:
I'm going from a M8 to the 6P.

For a start you won't have HTC Sense so less bloat on the phone. But hey if you like Sense (eg DTW than stick with HTC)

In my opinion as much as i liked my M8 when i first got it, it's slow as hell now even though i don't use it for that much day to day. I even find myself rebooting it at least 1/2 times a week.

All my old Nexus phones i never rebooted except for software upgrades.

/rant/ And I've got the same apps on my M8 as i did my nexus phones. Plus I rely on my own cloud synology solution so less on the phone in terms of pics/music now. So if anything this phone should be better.. /end rant/

But yeah maybe wait to see the phone in a store if possible? Then judge it. But as someone else said if you like your M8 and can't see any difference stick with it
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vandam500:
Upgrading from the M8 to the 6P. Tired of the crappy camera on the M8 so yeah, just upgrade.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joetang97:
Going to go from the M7 to the 6P.

The 5X just doesn't do it for me at all.

Only thing I'm afraid of is the difference in size but held a iPhone 6S+ (yuck!!) which is roughly the same size, I should be OK with it.

Just waiting for it to become available in Hong Kong.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] v4npro:
Odd that I set phone to pick up only LTE/GSM but I'm always getting 3G W-CDMA when I normally been getting LTE 700. Using latest Chroma, radio and bootloader. Is this normal now or just bugged software/radio with T-Mobile.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zshoen:
Mine coverage has only been OK....

Looking at T-mobiles coverage map (where they list band 12 compatible devices) I saw something interesting. It grouped the Nexus 5x, 6, and 6p saying their update is one its way. Maybe this isn't supposed to be a universal image as previously believed? I notice I drop calls over VOLTE which has been frustrating in Detroit where we have a lot of indoor band 12 but otherwise my signal has been LTE since marshmallow
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
why is that odd? you did pick gsm, and id say that 3G is a gsm signal. you can pick lte only and get just lte.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] v4npro:
Because it says W-CDMA when normally it says GSM.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
doesnt matter, you are using the normal connection of lte/gsm, which includes all the different signals.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] v4npro:
Ok, well didn't say that on 5.1.1, thanks for the reply.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
btw.. which phone are you using that app on? as it doesnt work on my n6..
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] v4npro:
It was on the n6.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
odd. ive tried several different versions of the app, and it wont work over here.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] v4npro:
Worked for me when I had the N6. :/ if you have wifi calling on it'll show unavailable signal or something I recall.