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[Lenovo A6000/Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] averagegeek:
For few days ,I have tried to unbrick my A6000 with No Luck.So I have to visit the Service Center & they replaced the Motherboard to fix my phone.I doubt a "wrong boot partition Restore" have caused the issue.What's your thoughts on that?
[Lenovo A6000/Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] vardhan21:
screen shots plz...:D
[Lenovo A6000/Plus ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Oth] VeerAmrit:
Check the video instead - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Uzwi3jsmE0
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DC_FC79:
Hi everyone, is it possible to side load 5.1.1 update onto a Nexus 9, Ive tried installing the update via the updates option under settings but I get an error code so was thinking maybe side load it.

Thanks.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] xiaoyuer:
Have anyone have the old version Rom Code for Dopod 818 Pro...?

Due to the update problem i want to use back the originial verson 1.0.13.21..

many thanks....
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ah966:
Hello,

I'm Andreas and I'm new here. Just reading a few years.

But now I need the help of professionals to solve a problem.

I got a OnePlus Two and I paired it via Bluetooth with my car. On Oxygen 2.1.0 there is still a problem with the contacts syncing with the car. I solved that with the app "Bluetooth phonebook".

Now I'm trying to make phone calls via Google Now. In my car when the cover is closed Google Now takes my command and answers that it's now dialing. Then the progress is interrupted.

There's no outgoing call.

I noticed that this happens when the cover is closed, with cover opened the phone calls the contact. I guess it's because of the cover that works with a little magnet.

So the Bluetooth button wakes the phone, Google Now comes up taking my command and then the phone reacts to the magnet of the cover and goes back to sleep.

Now my question is:

Can I disable the magnetic sensor of the phone via "Tasker"?

I think it should work when I'm telling the phone: When connected to Bluetooth in my car -> disable the sensor for the cover.

It would be fine if it can be done without rooting the device, but I guess I'll need root.

So can someone tell me if I can disable this sensor? I guess a shell command in Tasker can do the job...

Can you help me?

Thanks!

Andreas
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PeeHoo:
Hi!

Haven't found anywhere answer about rooting... Is it possible to root his device?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndriiG:
KingRoot can do it, but I would have difficulties to recommend that "shady" software. It is possible to remove KingRoot and install SuperSU with help of Super-Sumo pro which will cost you some money and still rather tricky process with no guarantee KingRoot is completely gone (it is very aggressive kind of software and pretty hostile to any alternative su solutions). Think twice before going this way.

It would be great if someone could help to make TWRP for this device. It is the same chip as in Moto G 2015 and Huawei provided some Open Source code. I just have no time at all now to work on that.

It is also probably readable to inject su directly to update file. There are tools that can extract partition's img files from update file and mount them, but after that we need to put it back into original file and make it work with EMUI original recovery.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HerrRossi1968:
Waiting too :(
[One (M9) General] throcker:
This is the discussion thread for users who have flashed CM 12 for the M9.

No development work or feedback to the developers will take place here.

Thanks!
[One (M9) General] rdavisct:
Still data issues for sprint carrier users?

If anyone with sprint has thoroughly tested this release and hasn't had any data loss issues (no calling, no texting) feel free to let me know.

The last time I flashed a rom built with cm source/base I ended up having to go to sprint store to have it fixed as none of the known methods for getting my data back on /re activating my phone worked for me and I do not want that to happen again.
[One (M9) General] philicibine:
Sweet!! Thanks all involved!
[One (M9) General] Winston1989:
Sweet! Installing in a bit. Hopefully the sound is at least close to sense quality.

Edit: Sound is still a bit messed up :(
[One (M9) General] Aldo101t:
this is not for sprint yet himaul is international himawhl is sprint.
[One (M9) General] duanes:
Thnx for great rom man!!!

Camera and video work great!

Is it possible to flash exposed framework on it?

I've tried everything, maybe someone here has a solution??
[One (M9) General] piterdemon:
Xposed v75.8 sdk22 arm64 you have to flash and install xposed installer 3.0 alpha 4 for best compatibility

Wysłane z mojego HTC One M9 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[One (M9) General] duanes:
The only one i can find are for samsung....

Or perhaps you have a link? just for the Xposed v75.8 sdk22 arm64
[One (M9) General] piterdemon:
That for samsung work for our device perfect, tested with unofficial cm 12.1, candy5, and with that ROM

Wysłane z mojego HTC One M9 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[One (M9) General] duanes:
dziekuje za twoja szybka odpowiedz! :D

Ill give it a go!
[One (M9) General] clever_man:
BT doesn't work properly (almost not working) again :(

On the last unnoficial build it worked normaly :(
[One (M9) General] piterdemon:
Nie ma za co :)

Wysłane z mojego HTC One M9 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[One (M9) General] philicibine:
Same here. Can't use my g watch r ?
[One (M9) General] racerboy3801:
Going from airplane mode ON to OFF gives a no-sim inserted icon in the status bar, i've noticed.
[One (M9) General] Andrewbud:
Ditto. No Bluetooth again.
[One (M9) General] ew:
Would this be the build that I would want to use on a tmobile M9? Has anybody tried this yet?

Thank you,
[One (M9) General] duanes:
When you do it again (switch airplane on and off) it will recognize the sim again.... not that this is a permanent solution...
[One (M9) General] ilnessuno4691:
Hi, i have a m9 european, can i flash this?
[One (M9) General] clever_man:
Yes
[One (M9) General] Trailblaze:
Same here Bluetooth not working, everything else so far seems to be working great :)
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] DingleBell:
Hi there everyone. My device is Find 7s. Im on Omnirom (omni-5.1.1-20151113-find7-NIGHTLY).

Problem is my device is experiencing a very high powermanagerservice.display (kernel wakelock) in BBS.

Is it normal having such kernel wakelock?

Any explanation on this would be much appreciated. Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XFRN635:
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[OnePlus X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biojo:
Ok i know you can switch them round, and I have tried to change the file so key 158 etc is MENU, but it still opens the recent apps

Is there any way to get the menu back, like the oneplus one had

thanks in advace
[OnePlus X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Funk Wizard:
Add menu button via GravityBox (Root Needed)
[OnePlus X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biojo:
cheers, but tried this and it doesnt work, my phone is rooted and status bar mods works, but when it comes to buttons even after restart its like the system sticks to its settings

tried it on oneplue one on cm12.1 and it works
[OnePlus X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] [TechGuru]:
I really would like the menu Button on my left hardware Button. Is there any Option to get this going, because I am really used to this from the One.
[OnePlus X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biojo:
doesnt look like it for now, i`ve tried various xposed modules, but they all seem to bring up the same thing despite saying menu.

I even tried editing the keyboard map and this says menu.

Hopefully they`ll be a CM rom soon then i can go onto it, still using the ONO for now
[Samsung Gear S2] kornelius1982:
This is a first time I use Tizen wearable and I'm kinda disappointed with poor appstore. I'd like to reflash my gear s2 with Android Wear (if/when avaliable).

How about you?
[Samsung Gear S2] supersoulfly:
Nope. If i wanted Android Wear I would have bought it. If Im gonna lose support for the bezel, nfc payments, tizen battery life, etc.... What's the point of owning an S2? Should have just bought a Moto 360.
[Samsung Gear S2] Harmon Rabb:
No. Android wear has a better app selection for sure, but Tizen handles most of the core functionality a lot better. OK so android wear links well with fart apps on my phone to amuse my kid, but it gives me less powerful options for handling email and text notifications...
[Samsung Gear S2] kornelius1982:
I see your POV, maybe Tizen is better choice for particularly this device in terms of optimization, but on the other hand it's a huge lack of Android Wear and its market.

The reasons you've marked is correct and makes sense, but can be easily fixed by Samsung if they will.

I'm sure we will see rotaty bezel devices on Android Wear in nearest future and Google have to optimize their wearable OS in that direction anyway.
[Samsung Gear S2] Harmon Rabb:
The android wear ui is a mess as well. Samsung did a fantastic job with the gear s2. Hopefully some guys at Google use the s2 and do some serious thinking about android wear. Samsung did a lot of things better. Like almost everything having to do with notifications and how I can respond to them, the widgets, the consistent ui, the bezel.
[Samsung Gear S2] ArborRes:
Keep the Tizen

Samsung needs to continue with their Tizen OS for Gear series.

They are doing many things right now. Personally I don't see many advantages of Wear over Tizen on Gear.

They don't even need many more apps if they can get some of the major ones well supported.

If they can open up a bit and better support more apps creation and Google Now voice support, I don't see why they need to use Android Wear for Gear series. They can also improve S-Voice and not be dependent on Google Now voice support as well, which would be even better.
[Samsung Gear S2] ffarber:
I would never get an Android Wear device. I do not want to tie myself to Google that much. One goal of mine is to have as little Google in my life as possible: I am down to Android (with the most minimal gapps that will allow the phone to operate) because the other alternatives are worse and an email address that I use for web related commerce. As far as Smart Watches go, I have been using them since I got a WIMM (Mine actually still works which is more than I can say for my Kickstarter edition Pebble) and the S2 is by far the best watch I have had for what I want: notifications without having to look at my phone, something to tell me the TOD, and a countdown timer. I know I am a curmudgeon but there you are.

Fred
[Samsung Gear S2] supersoulfly:
I'm not so sure the rotating bezel will come to other watches anytime soon. I really hope it does (really is a great input method) but Samsung has it patented from what I understand. Guess we'll see.

http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/samsung-patents-bezel-spinning-smartwatch-input
[Samsung Gear S2] mrnovanova:
Lol! Sammy pulled an apple. Patent does not automatically mean exclusive. It just means other OEM's will have to pay to add it to their devices. Might be worth it.
[Samsung Gear S2] waxfondlr:
The watch faces with android wear are loads better, such a simple thing to be limited on with tizen..love the os though
[Samsung Gear S2] javy_tech:
I would love to have something as functional as Google now on my watch. If s-voice was half as functional then I would be quite a happy camper. But I agree that all the basic functionality is working quite nicely. Love not having to bring my phone around to make quick runs to the store or lunch etc. Still get my hangout, whatsapp, email text calls etc and I can reply to them right on my watch :)
[Samsung Gear S2] Lancerz:
Definitely not, I've had a android wear watch for the past year and their was no way in hell I would buy another one.
[Samsung Gear S2] le0.br4zuc4:
My issue with Android wear is that sometimes I wanted to go back and look at my sms history and I couldn't. Once you dismiss a notification it is dismissed and you can look at it again ...
[Samsung Gear S2] javy_tech:
Sounds like the problem we have with apps like hangouts and whatsapp. We can reply but not get any history. But we can get text and email history :good:
[Samsung Gear S2] Ryland Johnson:
Ditto
[Samsung Gear S2] Anto92italy:
:(The problem of tizen for me is the really limited app store ... The bezel is amazing , but i would be able to use it to surfing on web ( for exemple on opera mini ...) or zoom in a photo .... And i cannot do anything of that ... There is a giant potential in this watch , but userfull is less than a china watch like the no.1 d5...:(
[Samsung Gear S2] Silberpfeil3110:
One part of my decision which watch to choose was, that I dislike Android Wear because its way to googly in there (if you know what I mean ;D). I spent much hours of keeping Google out as much as possible out of my phone without loosing the Play Store but on the watch basic apps like messages, mails, calendar, health, calc, alarm,... are more than enough. I also stick with one of the stock watch faces. Tizen is a new way to think and do and I like that way. So up with Tizen! Also Android had to start in a small way.
[Samsung Gear S2] TheYar:
Maybe I'm missing something, but:

No Hangouts support

No sleep tracking

No connection to MyFitnessPal

Very limited watch face selection

I'm really disappointed in what I thought would be basic functionality of my Gear S2 and I could seriously use some Wear support.
[Samsung Gear S2] h2n2102:
The battery life is really better than Android wear. The core function is good.

But I really love the google now, wish samsung or some one can make google now run on the gear s2.

I also want my gear can run android wear app
[Samsung Gear S2] rubenvg.95:
Yes, I would like to Have Google now, shazam and spotify (view the playlist, not only change song and sound)... I'm waiting for that!

Enviado desde mi SM-N920C mediante Tapatalk
[Samsung Gear S2] NinjaMom:
You connect s health to MFP.

I don't get the overwhelming desire to track sleep anyway. I lost interest in that with my fitbit. Didn't need something to tell me my sleep pattern sucks. I cpuld feel it.
[Samsung Gear S2] Hend0:
For me the core use of the watch is more important than apps, which is where Tizen wins over Android Wear (and the Apple Watch for that matter). If you look at lists of best Android Wear apps you see things like voice recorders and find my phone functions that come with the Gear S2. Obviously it's always nice to have the option of more apps (I have seen more appearing for the Gear S2 in the last couple of months) but I think it's less of an issue for a smart watch because you always have a phone to fill in the gaps.

Let's also not forget that the whole world of smart watches is still pretty immature and there's no guarentee that Android Wear will ever be as successful and dominant as Android for phones.

So that's a no. :)
[Samsung Gear S2] TheYar:
That's not an available option in either app.
[Samsung Gear S2] sefrcoko:
Between mr time maker and the Gear store there are tons of great watch faces imo. With the release of gear designer software there are even more options.

As for the other points you are correct, although for someone like me who doesn't use Hangouts or sleep tracking my gear s2 classic is perfect. Clean and intuitive tizen OS, great battery life, endless customization with after-market straps. If I wanted android wear I wouldn't have bought a Gear S2 :D
[Samsung Gear S2] Anto92italy:
The top will be when we could use apps of play store like in samsung or blackberry phones
[Samsung Gear S2] patrick.pilcher:
I gave this some thought and decided that I'd stick with tizen. For me (and this is just my opinion) trading a 2day battery life for a few more apps Im hardly every likely to use seems pointless.
[Samsung Gear S2] MoonPie2000:
Agree except for Watch face...

I agree with your list with the exception of the watch faces. I especially agree that MyFitnessPal support would be phenomenal. :good:

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Defiantly would be nice if Tizen could be made to have some level of code compatibility with android apps. Some sort of emulator 'lite' that would allow a percentage of apps to run but alas i fear that it is just a watch and not a computer. :crying:
[Samsung Gear S2] o-w-a:
This is like Samsung's Bada all over again. Sure, it seems like a good idea now while both platforms are new but I foresee a better future for android Wear. Maybe not now but in a year or so Tizen owners will be disappointed in their devices. Unless you like to blow out serious money each year just to buy a watch I think you should stick with wear. Heck my Galaxy S still lives with cyanogen but my wave which has a similar hardware does not.
[Samsung Gear S2] kornelius1982:
There are so many features/apps that Tizen just don`t have and (IMHO) will not support ever, that I`ll buy AW device when there will be worthy replacement.

What if Samsung just made Gear S2 with Android Wear and rotating UI Touchwiz.
[Samsung Gear S2] razorseal:
It's a tough decision for me. I got wife a moto 360 in rose gold and that's AW... I was jealous she had USAA and fitbit integration. Few other apps I was jealous of too. Unlike some of you, I do use google in my life (they can track me. I could care less. lol) so the integration would have been very nice. but I like that my with my Gear S (no S2 here) I can make phone calls, and do few other things the wife's moto 360 can't do.

they really have their ups and downs. I hate the crappy apps in the tizen appstore. I got this cool sounding stand alone G navigator, and I can't even get it to work... disappointing. i wish they just grabbed the best of each other and made something out of it. I'm sure thats what we'll see in the near future.

and speaking of this. I went into a store just now, and forgot my phone in the car. Was nice to go in and have my messages and everything else 'remotely connect' while I was in there because I got a few messages that I needed. very cool. AW can't do that *yet*
[Samsung Gear S2] dangalg:
I would pay money for someone to turn this tizen piece of sh.. Into an android wear

Do not buy this watch before it is turned into android...

There are absolutely no apps and those that exist totally suck....
[Samsung Gear S2] nightf0x:
No. If it was then it's battery life would be cut in half or more.
[Samsung Gear S2] supersoulfly:
So which is it? Absolutely no apps or the apps suck?
[Samsung Gear S2] DummyPLUG:
I buy my wife a S2 in Hong Kong, but she can't install anything from the samsung app store when she back to Canada, also the weather and world clock location is also always wrong when in Canada. There are quite a lot of people have similar problem. The idea of the UI is good, the OS itself is ok, but it still need time to fine tune and get better. The problem is I don't think samsung will put so much money on it.

And talk about battery life, it is on pair with my G watch, consider my G watch is over 1 year old, further more after the first S2 firmware update it drain battery a lot until a factory reset.
[Samsung Gear S2] Soryuu:
That won't happen.

On a side note, the Gear S2 does lack a lot of apps but honestly I don't even use that many apps on mine anyway. I'm one to believe that a smartwatch is first and foremost an extension to your notifications, something that both the Gear UI and AW excel at in their own ways.

There are some necessities that are available in some shape or form (Maps, TaskS2, ChatHub, Uber), and there are some necessities that still need to be filled (Google Now, Facebook Messenger).

More developers and companies especially need to jump on board, yes. I don't know whether this needs to come from us, as a vocal userbase, or from Samsung. But if companies don't see a need, they simply won't develop apps for the Gear S2.

For the most part though, I'm happy with the Gear S2. Android Wear on this would be nice, but what it is right now works well for me.
[Samsung Gear S2] supersoulfly:
Why are you telling me this? It's completely irrelevant to the question I had for a different user.
[Samsung Gear S2] Noodles42:
If Samsung gets their crappy store together and gives more watch faces, I would love it even more.
[Samsung Gear S2] ShermCraig:
I acknowledge that I am late to this conversation, but your issues are not with the Gear S2. You didn't do your homework prior to purchasing, and now your complaining about functionality that was never promised. I get that you wish it had this functionality, but had you done some research, you would have known prior to purchase.
[Samsung Gear S2] academicbarzo:
Having come to the S2 classic from an Android wear watch (Sony Smartwatch 3), I can't say I miss Android wear much. Yes, some nice apps available that are not part of the Tizen experience, but more than compensated by the Tizen user experience. Love the rotating bezel. Also, I find notifications and messages much slicker on the S2, but then I was never a Google Hangouts user.

If one is wedded to Google software, then Android Wear is the way to go for integration with Maps, Fit. Music, Now, etc. Otherwise, for user experience, I'd pick the S2 every time. I had a 14 day cooling off period with the S2, but it was clear to me after less than a week of use that there was no going back to Android Wear.
[Samsung Gear S2] killarneygetaway:
The only thing I miss on my Samsung Gear S2 is a better selection of fitness apps. Specifically running apps. Nike+ is OK but not great. Of all the other's out there, Runtastic, RunKeeper, MapMyRun, Strava, Endomondo to name a few, none of them are interested in developing for the S2. I'm a runner, I love running and I bought this watch to assist in that. Yes, I knew the app selection was limited at the time but I thought someone would of got on board and developed an app for their product by now.

I always have my phone with me so use it's GPS since my S2 doesn't have one and can't believe how badly Nike+ tracks my run. When I look at the track afterwards, it has my zig zagging all over the place. Sometimes through buildings. I can run any or all of the fore mentioned apps at the same time and none of them are as messed up as Nike+. S-Health isn't bad either except that it bases it's speed/pace etc on steps and not actual distances which is good for indoor runs.

Here's hoping that someone decides to get on board.

J...
[Samsung Gear S2] skertes5867:
As someone that has recently owned and used the Huawei Watch, the Moto 360 2nd gen, the Apple Watch and now the Samsung Gear S2 Classic 4G, my answer is a resounding NO, I do NOT wish that my Gear watch was Android Wear. Android Wear is, in my humble opinion, a mess. Unless you are willing to install numerous third party apps to get your settings / apps / frequently used functions arranged in a way that is logical, natural and fast to access, using it in it's out-of-the-box state is frustrating. Once I got into the Gear S2 and the way Samsung has integrated the layout and the bezel I was sold. Yes, Android Wear is far more customizable, and has far more apps available, but in so far as actually using it I find the Gear S2 to be the new watch to beat. If I could integrate one part of Android Wear that is painfully missing from the Gear S2 it would be OK Google voice commands. S-Voice blows.