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[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s1ncewh3n:
Android device cant identify the type of Smart cover which is placed on it.

And that gogi.in guy is from India, & in india smart cover is available of the same type you shown in image.

I am L04 user, not using smart cover but what i think is you might have updated to a different region firmware.
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sidushi:
I am aware of that it might be a difference in a firmware, but I assume that a smart cover option in settings is an app or a service that you can actually overwrite or edit. My question is where can I find it and what is the name of it?
[General Questions and Answers] @kash:
hey guys... im new at this forum...

i really need someones help solving my problem.

I rooted my micromax canvas hd (a 116) a while ago .

unfortunately i deleted a system app called package access helper.

after that when i went to install a app its showing app not installed.

i cant install any app form anywhere.. not from play store neither from my external sd card. I though maybe a hard reset would solve the problem.. so i removed root access and cleared all the data. after booting its still the same . i even lost all of my previously installed app . (forgot to backup) what should i do???. please anyone help me.

a million thanks in advance
[General Questions and Answers] xenreon:
Ask some user of your device to upload package access helper for you and push it to system/app or flash a custom/stock rom
[HTC Excalibur] waltercell:
hi mates

i'm new user in this forum, i have a problem with my HTC s621 Excalibur, soon after power on it hangs in windows mobile logo and stills in this way.

can anyone help me , what can i do, how can i solve it

thanks in advance
[HTC Excalibur] waltercell:
solved problem

had reset is the solution!!!!!!!
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LunaticoCR:
Hello,

I started seen this weird overlay notification when I turn on/off the WiFi it toggle the Hotspot. The text in the notification reads like this:

Active Type : WIFI, Work: YES

Mobile Type : MOBILE, Work: YES

Wifi Type : WIFI, Work: YES

I'm attaching a screenshot as well. Yesterday I did a factory reset and the issue is still there. But I recovered from the saved backup so maybe whatever is causing it (a setting or and app?) was recovered after.

Anyone seen this or knows what it is?

Thanks!
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LunaticoCR:
Found the answer at another thread in androidcentral. Posting it here in case it helps someone else.

You're a legend Xeon1!!! I can't beleive I did a factory reset for this, I thought it was me as I had been playing around with the Developer Mode options. I uninstalled the mydlink Baby Camera Monitor app and the issue is resolved, the overlay notification is gone! I still have the mydlink Lite app installed which does pretty much the same thing and this one does not cause that issue.

Thanks!
[XDA Assist] mastbanda:
Hi mods/admins,

I need help in recovering my old senior member account under username: sky770

I am accessing XDA from an account created around same time when I lost access/trying to post a reply from the account mentioned above^ (this might serve as a proof of authenticity).

I will send concerned details (also sent to pulser_g2 dev admin of xda (http://xdaforums.com/member.php?u=2178960) via PM ) in a PM if asked for.

Kindly help me as the password assistance web-form on the contact page doesn't work to post any messages to the backend team.

Thanks a ton!

Regards,

sky770
[XDA Assist] mastbanda:
just an update:

in talks with Mike/pulser_g2/the_scotsman

Hoping to return on to the xda-dev scene with a OPX in hand :D
[XDA Assist] TheOldMonk:
Thanks Mike and the team! :)

I owe you a lot! How about a guinness/corona ?:D
[XDA Assist] MikeChannon:
Haha, thanks, I'll have both:D:)

This is now completed.

Mike
[XDA Assist] TheOldMonk:
:D
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] JuergensB:
Can someone please tell me a little about the image and sound transmission of the Sony Z3 Tablet Compact (Scorpion/SGP621) with CyanogenMod (CM12.1).

Works Mirracast / Screen Mirroring?

Works MHL/HDMI?

I want to buy the tablet but I am dependent on the function.

Thank you very much.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .sunny:
Hey, i dont know if I have go to buy z3c. Now I have Z1 Compact, but z3c bring me bigger,but normal,display, better battery life and better camera(?)

Thanks for advance:)
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Antimony:
I'd skip the z3c and go for a z5c. I've tested both and the improvements aren't really worth it if you're looking to upgrade.
[XDA Assist] smnltchandel:
I have a Samsung galaxy core duos gt-18262 and it is in bootloop i download wrong recovery update and reboot and this happen ...please help .e how to get in stock recovery and factory reset..... Please help.......thanxxx in advance for those who help me ........
[XDA Assist] Primokorn:
Hi,

Try this: press and hold (at the same time) the power, volume up and home buttons for a few seconds.
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] il3gal:
Any developer prepare Android 6.0 for us (i9305)?
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] winxuser:
im working on it, but it will take some time,, i have a build but it doesnt boot yet
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] il3gal:
Good. I'm just curious if some dev work on this project.

We wait ;)
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] maultasche:
rodman as well as nameless team are working on 6.0, too.
[XDA Assist] gbikram52:
The title says it. I am currently running galaxy A700FD device and I really wanted to install xposed framework on my device. After searching for 2 days on xda i found that my rom must be deodexed. Yeah i tried everything but all the time my device stuck at Samsung logo. I dont know wether it's a bootloop or not but I left my device for more than hours but no result , still stuck at the logo.
[XDA Assist] Primokorn:
Hi,

Please check this thread:

[TUTO] How To Deodex Your A3,A5,A7 ROMS

Good luck.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The7Suggester:
Does anybody know of any Calendar apps that have the ability to speak?

OR

Any Calendar apps that have 'Individual alerts/alarm' per event ?

e.g. event 1 at say, 2.00 AM - Alarm 1 (e.g. a bell)

event 2 at say, 3.30 AM - Alarm 2 (e.g. TaDa)

This could really save me (and others) a lot of time downloading every single calendar app in the universe (i.e. google play),

just to find out that they only provide 1 single audio sound for ALL events. :crying:

(dont mind commercial apps either !)

Appreciate any help here .
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Larwiasty:
I bought the phone about week ago. After few days I noticed that sometimes some glitches shows up when I'm texting. The video will describe what I mean:

youtube.com/watch?v=74YcUxvk1vM

It happens randomly but only when I'm typing a message. If this is a hardware problem then I will return it back.

Other keyboard won't fix the problem, I've tried already.

Please advise.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BillyTheRatKing:
I would contact support and show them that video. I just tried the exact same thing on mine and it was perfectly fine. It looks like an issue with the graphics chip.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fitur:
So,

My boss recently told me that I was required to use a company phone. This was back in July when the best possible Android phone, among the options I had, was the Galaxy S6.

I thought about an iPhone for some time, but couldn't find a reason to switch to the Apple environment as I dont have a Macintosh and I find iOS "too simple" and had no alternative to Tasker, which I use on a daily basis.

This left me with the Galaxy S6, which I'm a little disappointed with.

The private phone that I was forced to leave behind was the Moto X 2014 equipped with CyanogenMod. Even with the stock rom, the Moto X 2014 performed WAY better than the Samsung GS6 in almost every aspect (in my opinion).

I've talked to the MDM admin about using a Motorola Nexus 6 at home to receive emails off my regular schedule along with using a private phone off the MDM system again and he's OK with that.

The reasons why I dislike the GS6:

1) The GS6 is laggy in many occasions. It seems as if the CPU throttles from time to time especially when I try to cast something from Chrome to my 1st generation Chromecast.

2) The physical front buttons... come on. And why does Samsung insist on reversing the button order compared to the rest of the Android phones?

3) The GPS is rarely accurate. It tends to jump between locations, especially when I'm in a rush.

4) TouchWiz and all of its included, "non-disable-able" apps, is trash.

5) Why the blue and no black color?

6) I hate it when manufacturers oversaturate their displays. Even when I've toned the display down, the GS6 is slightly oversaturated.

7) When on MDM and using Knox, the mail client eats up my battery even when it's set to sync once ever 12h.

8) The fingerprint reader is sometimes slow and when Smart Unlock is enabled, I'm forced to swipe instead of using the fingerprint (I know this is a silly reason).

The only reasons why I'm hesitating:

1) I'm used to the size of the Moto X 2014, GS6, etc. The iPhone 6S Plus dimensions are OK in my opinion. Will the Nexus 6p be too large for my taste?

2) I like the option of having an IR blaster in my phone, even though I rarely use it.

3) Is the build quality equal or almost equal to the GS6?

4) The camera should be almost equally as good as the GS6, am I right?

5) I have no idea if Snapdragon 810 v2.1 is overheating. I've heard no opinions on the Nexus 6p.

6) Paying approx €500 ($530) for a new phone which specs are similar to the GS6 is expensive. Is it reasonable in this occasion?

Thanks for reading my wall of text. Now, please let me know what your opinions are. Should I buy hte Nexus 6p and why is it better than the GS6 in your opinion?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uknowme4me:
To be honest the GS6 is a pretty good phone and the only thing I can complain about it is bloatware, iffy finger print sensor, touchwiz, and no front facing speakers. I've had my GS6 for about 4 months. I'm getting the Nexus 6P because it hit everything on my feature wish list for an overall badass device. Yes there are gripes about it as well but not nearly as much as the GS6. I am getting my Nexus 6P delivered today so I'm really anxious to get off work and set it up. I will have to get used to the size because I never had a phablet but I'm pretty sure I'll manage. I'd say based off all of the reviews, it's well worth the purchase!
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BillyTheRatKing:
I've never owned a Samsung device myself, but I can tell you about the Nexus 6P side, responding to your hesitation list in order:

1) The size is quite large, but coming from a device (DROID MAXX) smaller than the GS6, I've had no problems.

2) Never had an IR blaster, but I don't even watch much on a TV.

3) The build quality is superb and the defect complaints seen on the forums are pretty rare.

4) The camera quality is pretty much the same, but debatable. GS6 has OIS so videos will always be better than the Nexus in terms of shakiness.

5) I've experienced zero heat problems with the Nexus 6P and that's the general consensus I've seen.

6) If you can recoup some losses by selling an old device, I would probably switch. Otherwise, I would probably wait, there's lots of cool exciting tech on the horizon that you might wish you waited for and if you pay for a new device out of pocket right now you won't have the cash to buy it!

A couple more notes:

- This phone is snappy and I've not seen a single performance hiccup thus far.

- The Nexus 6P also has a very saturated display, but you can desaturate it some in the developer settings with sRGB mode. AMOLED displays tend to be more saturated, for better or worse, but I like it!

- You may also need to consider that the Nexus 6P doesn't support wireless or Qualcomm Quick Charge, and uses USB Type-C, so you'll likely need to purchase all new cables and chargers.

This phone arena side by side may help compare all the details!
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cgjjaf:
I think that you should do it, as you are really displeased with the performance of the GS6. Also, taking into consideration that you can't root the GS6 (work phone, right?) and no viable/good roms for it, I will say the N6P is the way to go. I moved from the OnePlus One with the works (root, CM12.1 and other mods) and I couldn't be happier. The N6P is really responsive and I am only missing a couple of mods, mostly out of habit, meaning I just have to do a couple of more taps to get some things done. I don't think the size of the phone will be much of a problem, especially with the finger print reader on the back, which you'll be used to within an hour.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] subhani:
The Nexus 6P is VERY big. But it is future proofed. USB type C port, updates directly from Google. More stable, lighter and cleaner UI. Excellent finger scanner. Top end camera on par with Note 5 and iP6s+. Superb speakers on my unit. Very bright display, not as bright as my Z3 but as bright as my iP6+ or a hair darker. Battery life ranges unpredictably from average to VERY good. Design... Very unique is a good place to start and marrying that with attractive materials and aesthetics makes it a winner in my book.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anglerstock:
Do you need a company phone or a root phone. Nexus is never good idea for company phone.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fitur:
This phone is supposed to be used WITH my company number but not managed by our MDM admin. I can do whatever I want to it.

The fingerprint reader will be the least of my problems. I really dont understand why it has to be placed as a physical home button on the GS6.

You picked the Nexus 6p over the OnePlus Two?

I'm thinking the same thing. I dislike everything but the metal frame and daylight photo quality about the GS6. I will most likely swap. (I placed the order three weeks ago for a discount price, but am thinking about cancelling or at least postponing the purchase)

Not sure why they skipped out on OIS. I just noticed my GS6's OIS in action yesterday. It's a great feature but I guess I can live without it. Can you double press the power button from sleep to open camera?

Future proof with USB type C, but it still uses USB 2.0. I understand this in a way, as people rarely transfer stuff via cable, but still. I really like all the features though. Especially being stock android and updated more frequently.

The damn MDM admin just let me know that he pre-purchased a 128GB Nexus 6p for himself to try out Android for Work. I wasn't allowed one but was instead offered by my boss that they would take half the cost of a 32GB Nexus 6p without taking ownership of the phone.

Baaah, I can't decide. Wait for the MDM admin to become tired of his new toy or buy my own. I want a new phone to play with!
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BillyTheRatKing:
Yes, it has ability to double tap power button at any time to open the camera.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fitur:
Are there any other features, like ambient display or something that is specific to the Nexus 6p?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zekotwin:
i didnt find any root for my htc desire 310.

any help???
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BillyTheRatKing:
A few stand-out features it has:

- Ambient display (although not as sensitive as the Moto version)

- A notification LED (optional in settings)

- Front facing stereo speakers (loud and good quality)

- 120 or 240 FPS slow motion video capture

- Laser autofocus for quick photo focusing

- Super quick finger print scanner

- 8MP selfie camera that is higher resolution than most right now

- Always listening OK Google support (not sure if it's the hardware or Marshmallow, but it doesn't eat much battery)

- And of course, Android 6.0 Marshmallow with monthly security updates, and the latest versions in the future

That's all I can think of off the top of my head!
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] untruestory:
I love the 6p but I'd say don't get it. Not for any of the reasons you mentioned but because phones with the snapdragon 820 are coming in a couple months and if half the hype is true it's worth the wait.

My old Nexus 5 took a digger. If it hadn't I'd have waited.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akellar:
There's always something new and "better" coming in a couple months
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] untruestory:
Very true. Ask things considered it's been an insignificant year for phones. The 810 that's in the 6p has been out a bit and even then it's based on old tech and isn't a big upgrade from what came before it. The 820 is. The 6p is without a doubt one of the best phones out and I bought it because I think it's THE best available despite it's low price. However, there's really nothing new or extraordinary about it.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] subhani:
1. Fastest and most reliable/natural fingerprint scanner with native support from Google.

2. Those stereo speakers are sublime. Better than iP6+, Z3, Note 3 and 4. Besides... their front firing.

3. Probably the BEST front facing camera available! That's if you're into that sort of thing. Tell the ladies.

4. Most smooth and most responsive UI in the Android world.

5. The earliest/fastest software updates and support from Google.

6. USB Type C with fast charging capable of drawing 3A from the stock charger. 10% - 100% in 90 minutes precisely. Also, high speed data transfer rates.

Ambient display is terrible/buggy/unreliable.

Thermal throttling is a bit aggressive.

Display isn't as bright or white as my Z3 or iP6+.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fitur:
In what way is the ambient display unreliable? Do you have an example?

How often do you actually notice the throttling compared to non-vanilla phones?

There is always a reason to wait. Especially when I have a phone in the same spec segment, however, I'm really concerned if I have the patience to stick with the SGS6 after being terrible in almost every way.

Thanks!
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fitur:
Thanks for all the replies!

I decided for the 64GB graphite Nexus 6P, which I will receive December 7th.

I can barely wait!
[Shield Android TV General] Stevio2:
If anybody knows of anybody that can contribute, please direct them here?

Thanks.
[Shield Android TV General] banderos101:
I wish you all the luck in your endeavour, as this sounds really interesting, and different........

Saying that, i dont think your suppose to post anything in the dev thread that is'nt an actuall work, im just giving you a heads up, incase a moderator might come along............also i could be wrong, if this has changed recently

Your best bet i reckon, is to post in this thread

http://xdaforums.com/general/general

Its the main general thread of the entire xda, so you'll have more eyeballs.........and maybe a better chance of getting a "start in the right direction" from someone knowledgeable

Ive also read many android technical question being asked at the "stackexchange" website, by devs working on their projects, so that might be another avenue to explore if your unlucky here

Anyways, wish you luck with this
[Shield Android TV General] Stevio2:
Thanks. From forum discussion rules. I mistook this to mean development research discussion as well. If it actually should, then I'm happy for it to be moved to general.
[Shield Android TV General] sipdrone:
The Shield is based on the Nvidia X1 chip. Nvidia also just released the Jetson TX1 development board which is similar. If you register as a developer with nvidia (which is easy) you get access to all the dev docs (including video codec docs) for the TX1, which boots Ubuntu. That should be a good start.
[Shield Android TV General] Stevio2:
Sounds good, it was an andriod development related question though (using shield hardware under android so it can be shared with different platforms, you just can do more on the shield hardware. Maybe there is a Linux overlap with andriod in codec support but I doubt it isva full story. I am interested in dealing with 8k content too. There is a way to do a 8k over HDMI 2, but muchntoo involved at this stage, the display has to also be modified or an adaptor made to interface to a future 8k interface.

I have just realised the shield might be good for touch table work (not so good on the software side as there are no established software base to work on). I located a new good cheap fine grained more transparent touch surface overlay technology a little while ago that is being used to do cheap touch tables in Asia. Using a 4 subpixel screen I can do a semi 8k display out of a 4k (though you can't directly access the white pixel through hdmi, which is useless). There is also now 6 color pixels. A firmware change might allow a display to sub pixel address. However, you can get panel frames without the internal section and get direct access to the internal panel interface (why hdcp is probably useless). Anyway, 8k would yeild 16k, a nice minimum for a 80 inch table, with OLED, or projector. Reprogramming a display to use display port/thuderbolt interfaces on a display would be more useful. I tried to negotiate access to a 16k projector chip once to connect up to a low powered processing array, but got nowhere. Henceforth I've been dealing with embedded machine code level concerns for decades off and on and let the newer high level language and OS stuff (like C# and Linux) go, due to health issues.

Another intetesting thing that can be done with a shield, is it can be hooked up to a camera head and rigged up to be a camera (or the next version). Problem is that USB 3 is useless compared to Thuderbolt 3 etc (though camera head computet interface standards take a while to catch up). My codec could be used for recording. We used to do this with PC's but the Shield offers a much better power consumption. There is Linux software around to do this, but the development board is half powered and expensive.
[Shield Android TV General] Stevio2:
Bump
[Shield Android TV General] Stevio2:
Well, when I said bump, I didn't really mean to move it to a third subforum :)

Seriously, I want to do a less than 20mbit/s 8k visually lossless codec. But at the moment I'm waiting to get checked out for dementia, which explains a lot about the last few decades and my decreasing amount I can do (beta amyloid in particular builds up for 10-20 years with low grade symptoms before it gets seriouse enough that it is can be picked up on older scanning, by then it has permanent problems. Apart from other types of dementia). At this stage I can't do much much of the time.

Anyway, as the thread has skipped to a second forum in two days, any more short cut advice is welcome.
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LGZACRO:
Hey guys,

I know that CameraNext Modded v22 is a great camera app, I used it on my OnePlus One. Now I have OP2 Oxygen 2.1.2 Rooted, with AK Kernel, and the thing is that I installed this app from here: http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/themes-apps/app-cameranext-modded-t2999275

but it does not work for me. As soon as I open an app, it opens and closes immediatelly... Any ideas how to get this work?...

I wanted to instal CyanoGen Mod, but the thing is that the latest cyanogen for OP2 does not support fingerprint sensor, laser focus and so... (or maybe my knowledge are too old...?)

Thnks for help, everyone!
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IlD4nX:
That's the old version for CM11... try with this version : http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/themes-apps/app-cos12-cameranextmod-t3086513
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LGZACRO:
Very Nice, Thanks!!!! I have tried to find Clear Image mode to try capture 50MP image, but I was not able to find this mode. Any ideas? THANKS AGAIN!!!!!