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[Samsung Gear S2] AlienBeans:
I have a bit of a different issue with bluetooth. First my setup. Galaxy S6 edge+ and Gear S2 3g version (verizon). There's a button on the notifications panel on the watch that you can press to automatically forward your calls from the phone to the watch. Now, I have a bluetooth headset connected to the watch. I unpaired it from the phone. I can hear all navigation (button presses, etc) through my bluetooth headset (LG HBS730) while using the watch, however, If I receive a phone call, the call forwards to the watch but I can't answer it with the bluetooth headset. The headset doesn't even ring or vibrate like It does when paired with the phone. It just doesn't respond to the watch ringing at all. yet I can hear all other sounds from it. (YES, I checked the bluetooth options for call and media and they are both on).
[Samsung Gear S2] rgburress:
Hi Alien,

So for mine, I have the LG HBS750, so a very similar headset to yours. Mine seems to work pretty good. I think you checked a lot of things I would have suggested, main one being the bluetooth settings on the watch for call and media. I did notice with mine that if I answer the call from sliding on the watch face it goes to the speaker phone of the watch (even with the bluetooth headset connected), but if I answer with pressing the button on the headset it goes to the headset. But mine vibrates and everything when the call is forwarded so I do not even think yours would be getting to that point.

Have you tried taking the call on the watch face and pressing the three little dots on the watch face and clicking the bluetooth button to see if it sends it to your headset? It kind of seems to me like even though you have told it to use the headset for call audio it just isn't working right. Maybe a full unpair and repair to the watch for the headset?
[Samsung Gear S2] AlienBeans:
It's odd that I get all the other sounds through it but not when the watch rings. I find it also odd that my phone continues to ring even when I have call forwarding to the watch turned on. The phone rings until I answer the call whether on the phone or on the watch. Does that happen for you as well?

I have not tried that with the 3 little dots. I just hadn't gotten that far with it yet.

I tried that last night. I'll use it today and see how it works. I can make calls using the headset just fine from the watch. Maybe re-pairing it to the watch will help. My headset (as does yours i'm sure) supports multipoint. But I thought that would mean the head set could be connected to both phone and watch simultaneously and used for calls on both devices, but I'm not finding that to be the case.
[Samsung Gear S2] rgburress:
When my call forwarding is on it will ring my phone first, about 6 times or so, then my phone will stop ringing and shows a missed call and then the watch immediately starts ringing. Listening to the call while trying to call it I do not really notice much of a disconnect in the transfer, just a lot of rings. It would seem if the phone and watch are both ringing at the same time right when the call comes in then there is still a connection between the phone and the watch and not a remote connection. Do you still have bluetooth enabled on both phone and watch and have a bluetooth connection between them?

So I am not sure if this is your issue, but I did some testing just now. Granted this is on a different bluetooth headset as I left my LG at home today by mistake, but the other set still has multipoint. Bare with me while I try to explain my thoughts here haha......It might be a little confusing but I will try to re-read it and make sure I didn't make mistakes.

Scenario 1

So if I have the bluetooth between my watch and phone not connected (remote connection is enabled via 4G and call forwarding is on), but have the headset connected to both the phone and watch at the same time. I call my phone number, the phone rings a bit and the bluetooth also rings with it, after the phone stops ringing the call forwards to the watch and then the watch and bluetooth both ring from the watch, so this works exactly as expected with multipoint here.

Scenario 2

If I have the bluetooth connected between the watch and the phone. The headset paired to the watch only but not the phone. When I call my phone, the watch and phone will both ring at the same time and I do not hear anything for the call in my headset, but I still hear normal sounds from the watch in my headset.

Scenario 3

If I have the bluetooth connected between the watch and the phone and the headset paired to the watch and phone both. When I call the phone the watch and phone both ring at the same time and I hear the ring through the headset. When I answer via headset it answers to the phone. If I answer via watch and then tell it to go to headset, it sends it to the phone. So it seems that if the headset is connected to both then it takes priority to the phone for the calls, I think this is Samsung doing this and not the multipoint.

So I am thinking you might be in scenario 2. So try this. Turn bluetooth on your phone completely off. this should send your watch to standalone mode. Give it a min or so and check the watch status by swiping down and it should go from standalone to connected remotely......for mine if the call forwarding is on I even get a popup on my phone that says call forwarding enabled. Make sure headset is connected to the watch, it should just be the watch at this point as bluetooth on your phone is off. Then try calling your phone, let it ring and ring and when it stops ringing see if it starts ringing on your watch and see if the headset rings with the watch.
[Samsung Gear S2] AlienBeans:
Yep Scenario 2 is me. Any call I get, the phone and the watch both ring at the same time. Oddly enough today I want to check it and my phone never rings. Normally it rings off the hook all day. Today, not one call. So turning off bluetooth connection on the phone is likely my solution to this. However, what happens to the rest of my notifications if bluetooth is off on the phone. This means the watch and phone are no longer paired together. Will I still get text and email notifications on the watch? Did you happen to test that?
[Samsung Gear S2] rgburress:
So I would not turn off Bluetooth connection, at least not permanently, I just meant to test the call forwarding. I would just pair the headset to the phone as well.

The Bluetooth is the connection that is meant to be used for when you are close to your phone. The beauty of the 3g watch is that it enables you to be connected to your phone if you leave your phone behind.

So how it works is your watch has its own number and your phone has its own number. When the Bluetooth is connected between the two then the watch and the phone are both ringing with your cellphone number, the phone is almost using the watch like it were a headset and not using the watch phone number. So you enabling call forwarding on the watch does nothing until you no longer have that Bluetooth connection between your phone and watch. If you were to leave your phone behind (or turn off Bluetooth just to test so you don't have to just leave your phone and walk away) that's when the call forwarding that you enabled kicks in, you need to make sure that you have told mobile network to be either auto or always on for the watch, it is in the settings. I'm using auto just to save battery life, with auto the watch only turns 3g on if it loses the Bluetooth connection to the phone, and because I have the call forwarding on, the phone will know that if I don't answer the phone it will auto forward to the watch number which then will ring the watch. Does that kinda make sense?

So like I said I would stick with Bluetooth on, the watch is meant to be an accessory to the phone. Just keep your headset paired to both phone and watch. Make sure mobile network for watch is either auto or always on, and make sure call forwarding is enabled (if you want the phone to forward the call if you leave it behind). As for notifications, you should receive them on the watch whether you are connected via Bluetooth or remotely connected via the 3g, I am not positive if they all work the same on both connections, but so far mine seem pretty consistent.

The downside of when you leave your phone behind and are connected remotely via the watch 3g is that whIle it is using its own number at that time, it also has its own voicemail. So if you miss the call on the phone and it forwards to the watch and you miss the call on the watch then the voicemail will be on the watches voicemail. But while they are connected via bluetooth, the phones voicemail is the one that will be used.

One other note, if your phone is powered off, either intentionally or just from a dead battery or something, the phone will not be able to forward the calls or any notifications to the watch.

Let me know if your needing any further clarification on any of that as I know there is a lot there, and I am responding from my phone so I could have made some mistakes.
[Samsung Gear S2] AlienBeans:
worked beautifully today. Thanks for the tip. I had totally forgotten about just turning off the bluetooth on the phone. Worked like a champ.
[Samsung Gear S2] ricoxdayao:
hello,

could someone tell me why every time I turn on my ear bluetooth, my s2 classic watch (not 3g) does not connect directly?

well on the watch was already PAIR.

thanks.
[Samsung Gear S2] merlin66676:
There are notification settings in Samsung Gear. One for BT and one for remote. Make sure both are set.

Also the forward number should be active whether the phone is on or not, it overwrites the setting from vzw.com
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] Ducter:
I have been searching for a protective case for the note 5 and having tried a few I can say that the Poetic revolution is the best one I have tried so far.

It's not ungodly heavy like some of the other ones, it does add some heft but more in line with what I would expect.

It offers full body pritection, including a plastic screen protector. I have a love hate relation with them honestly, they ultimately end up scratched up and I remove them in time. I put the phone in the case with my tempered glass protector still in place so that is probably the reason but this one I have yet to decide if I like it, it's crystal clear but slightly impedes touch sensitivity and does not sit flush against the glass, requiring you to tap just a bit harder. That's actually a plus tho because on some other cases, the screen protector sits right on the glass and you end up with watermarking. Like I said tho, I kept my glass one on so that's my own doing. The cut outs for the home button, speaker and camera are dead on.

The corners are squared off which should distribute the force of an impact over a larger area, hoping to protect better. The sides are pliable while the back is hard.

I like the volume buttons, having 2 buttons instead of like a slider deal allows easy adjusting with no guessing. The ports are all covered with flaps, it looks to be a tight fit for larger headphones although the stock ones fit fine. The s-pen, I don't know...I am 6'4 and have larger hands but I can not access it. It sits too deep, a key or something you could pop it out I am sure, depending how often you use it, it might be an issue. I think if you need a protective case that's a minor annoyance, just worth noting.

The kickstand works well, mainly in landscape. It's easy to pop out and close, doesn't rattle and stays put rather well.

The only real downside to this case is wireless charging does not work for me. I have a Spigen 3 coil charger and placing the phone on it I get nada. Most likely due to the metal kickstand I would guess.

Depending what's important to you in a case will ultimately determine if this one's for you. I work in construction and welding, I need reliable protection and will use this case when working. Weekends, etc I'll put on a less protective case. Personally, glad to have this one as an option and if you are looking for a good quality, protective case, keep this on your short list.
[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] Ducter:
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[Galaxy Note5 Accessories] GAPO:
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[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Koserman:
So, as the title says, I bought an H815 off Amazon and wound up with an SEA version. I was hoping for one of the unlockable versions and just got some bad luck. (It says SEA on the outside label so I'm assuming that is the version)...I'm debating on returning it.

Questions:

1) Is there a way to ensure I get an unlockable version? For a decent price (I paid $430 US)?

2) Am I correct in saying that without an unlocked bootloader I won't be able flash custom ROMS and kernels?

3) I have reason to believe that there isn't a safe way to unlock my phone coming in the near future and my best bet would be to buy an unlockable one somehow?

Thanks for the help!
[HTC Desire Eye] EmreAkz:
So i build a New Rom baised in MM i need one Person to test my build! :)

Pm me
[HTC Desire Eye] luisitox22:
Here bro! please sen me a message!!
[HTC Desire Eye] luisitox22:
Or post here forma user feedback and even more testers :)
[HTC Desire Eye] luisitox22:
Hello, is this idea dead?

Regards.
[HTC Desire Eye] marsb455:
I am game to try it
[HTC Desire Eye] tommy1616:
What the working at the least?

What is not working?

Thx
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] streetbiker06:
i run the updater and every time i get an error after i go through all the dialog boxes and it's ready to actually update my device. the sspl thing installs and that seems to work ok... what am i doing wrong???
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] ericc191:
More info on your phone would help. Also check out this link.. It's what I used when I first upgraded from WM5 that came with my ATT8525 to vp3G 3.0

Follow this guide but instead of installing vp3g 2.0 install the vp3g rom you're trying with.

http://www.mrvanx.org/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=65&Itemid=26
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] chipsxj:
something happened to the wrapper I downloaded with the 3.0 version. (I probably deleted it or something)

I was flashing back to the 3.0 from the 3.6 version and it would hang when it started to flash and error out.

I downloaded the 3.0 version again and using the new wrapper that is included with the download.....everything worked great.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NeilJFraser:
I Really need help with this, i can skype to speak and explain, My Boot Recovery for twrp has failed and my device broke so i have no recovery file for my device
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] christopherrrg:
Flash a recovery from a stock package or use TWRP
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nbsdog:
*Deletes thread* lol
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nbsdog:
Bump
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tojo6969:
1 on lgf60
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grwalker:
Hi all

A colleague had the display replaced (not sure why) on his Note 3 SM-N9005 a few months ago. Now, suddenly, the touch screen stops working. S-Pen is fine.

Any ideas of what to look for, externally, internally, connectors, etc? Has not been dropped, rooted. Running Lollipop 5.0 Stock

Thanks
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
First step factory reset .
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grwalker:
Thanks

Tried Factory Reset. Touch screen not working

Then re flashed stock ROM via ODIN, doing clean wipe before hand. Again Touch screen not working

Thinking to downgrade to 4.4.2 Perhaps some incompatibility . . . Just thinking out loud
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] walkerdeath:
If you don't mind tripping knox to 0x1 you should try installing twrp or any recovery that let's you use touchscreen, if there you can't still use the touchscreen probably it's gonna be touchscreen fault or touchscreen connector fault.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grwalker:
Thanks. will give it a try and report back.
[Windows RT General] AST Leader:
I would have posted this on RT hacking forums, but I don't have 10 posts yet.

Would it be possible to recompile the x86 Xbox One controller drivers for ARM? If so, would anybody be willing to do it? I'd be willing to support development.
[Windows RT General] Nixing:
Never heard of that. You won't be able to get drivers for that, especially on a RT device.
[Windows RT General] EnvyOne:
You won't get drivers, period. Microsoft's only sending out drivers for the xbone controller on windows 10 for their wireless dongle adapter
[Windows RT General] domboy:
Well, Microsoft just release an updated Xbox One controller driver that now supports Windows 7 and 8.1 (for the dongle I assume).

http://www.neowin.net/news/the-xbox-wireless-adapter-no-longer-requires-windows-10

Though unannounced, I wonder if perhaps they also released an ARM version of the driver to windows update as well. It might be worth trying again and see if it finds a driver now (I'm assuming you have a controller/wireless adapter already).
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Haiwonn:
I recently went from AOSP back to LG's stock firmware because I wanted to test Genisys ROM 3.4. After flashing the ROM through TWRP everything was working fine except the fact that I now have absolutely no sound on my device.

I looked through the thread and some people recommended flashing from Stock 20B first, so I've gone through the process of flashing the Boot, System, Modem and Bootloader files in the thread by autoprime but even after doing this, I still have no sound.

Could anyone offer any kind of solution to this? I would be very, very grateful!

EDIT: Against my better instincts, I decided to flash the 10D modem that I still had on my sdcard, this solved the problem, hopefully for good!
[YU Yureka Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jitendragarg:
Hi,

Since last two days, I am having dozens of problem with this phone. Below is a list of them all.

1) Charging while phone is on, causes overheating, and phone starts discharging instead.

2) Takes five hours when switched off to charge.

3) All cables are loose fit, causing frequent breaks in charging connection.

4) Phone lasts exact two hours when 3g is on and no app is running.

5) Android OS uses 50% battery within those 2 hours, with "mobile data active" displayed for the full time.

6) Booting to recovery, fastboot, or even factory reset fails. When trying to reset, phone just reboots.

Till now, I have tried three different USB cables, two different plugs, and a power bank to charge. Same issue all the time. I tried recalibrating battery by letting it discharge fully and then charging it fully while powered off. I also tried cleaning up the USB connector.

Till now I am unable to figure out the issue, forget about resolving it. Any solution as of now, will be really helpful for me.
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] ThreeMMM:
Hi Friends, here is my latest contribution for the Z1 Compact community, hope you find it useful :)

D5503_Customized DE_1279-6978_14.6.A.1.236 PREROOTED for Sony Xperia Z1 Compact done with PRFCreator.

What you get:

Flashable Zip File - for Updating your rom with custom recovery (TWRP). This is rooted with SuperSu (2.46) and comes with latest

XZDualRecovery (2. 8.23) bundled.

Install:

1. Download file

2. Copy flashable-prerooted-signed.zip to your sdcard

3. Boot to recovery (USE TWRP NOT Philz!!!!! If PhilzTouch Recovery used, you WILL loose Root!!!) and install flashable-prerooted-signed.zip

4. Reboot to system

Download:

ZIPFILE: flashable-prerooted-signed.zip

MD5: c37aece6d7479156b21d5ee39af68049

SHA1: 455664ebe9f49a870421831a95d79d679c6c7d49

TESTS: I have tested the flashable.zip as descriped below to ensure the rom is fully working as expected.

CONDITIONS:

1. Flash over running and fully functional Lollipop 5.1.1 (14.6.A.1.216) with XZDualRecovery 2.8.21. Bootloader is LOCKED, no xposed framework installed.

RESULTS:

1. Flashing the Rom - Works. After Flash with XZDualRecovery 2.8.21. No Errors in XZ Logwindow

2. Root Check: Testet with: Root Checker (fro mFree Android Tools, joeykrim, and Burrows Apps): No Problems, all apps show full root is present.

3. Remove System Apps: Testet with: SD Maid Pro, System App Remover (Jumobile, TopDev): Works too, im able to remove system apps without any errors.

4. Install Xposed Framework v78 SDK22: Works, no Bootloops.

5. Install and use of XperiaXposed (LP) latest lolipop version from original xda thread: Installation and modul activation works

- Modding User Interface (More Homesceens, gestures (swiping down for Quicksettings, Up App drawer, roud edges, additional quick settings) - Works.

- Xperia Home: (Hide Apps, Widges scalable, labels). Works

- Media: Volume Keys to skipping tracks, camerabutton start/stop. Works.

- Power Menu: Edit some of the options. Works

6. XPrivacy. Installation, Modul activation works. After reboot (no bootloops) xprivacy works like expected. No Problems with that

Thx to zxz0O0 for the PRFCreator.
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] constantine243:
can i proceed with fresh install ?
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] ThreeMMM:
Sure but untested.
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] BS86:
dirty flashed it over .216, flashed xposed v78 at the same time - works excellent, xprivacy was active all the time :good:
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] ThreeMMM:
Nice to know, i have removed xposed before i flashed cuz i was afraid of bootloops :)
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] hosein_824:
Hi guys,who tested the zip,with fresh install?
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] bax-gold:
now testing...

no bootloops or problems so far!
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] MKRashka:
what's the difference to 14.6.A.1.216?

I can't find an update log on Sony's page
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] BS86:
For that, I always do a backup in twrp before flashing ;)

If it loops, I go back to backup and then do it step by step

Sent from my Sony Z1 compact using a Tardis
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] ThreeMMM:
Im doning the same, but i dont like to waste time if something failed ;)
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] HalNeinThousand:
Flashed the firmware using recovery, now I'm unrooted. No more recovery either. Any ideas?
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] tramp20:
Did you flash with Philz Touch Recovery? Then this was the culprit.

I did this two times and lost root and recovery as you

The recommended recovery to use is TRWP.
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] HalNeinThousand:
Is there any way to re-try without having to wipe and downgrade? I don't want to unlock my bootloader and lose features either.
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] elvispr:
I've had the exact same problem. I also had the Philz Touch Recovery installed. After the update both Recovery and Root were gone. I've found an APK called KingRoot to regain Root:

http://xdaforums.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=12586

I've installed it on my Xperia Z1 Compact (there where a few security warnings). Root access will return, but I'm still trying to figure out how to boot into Recovery
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] Naytmer-fr:
Hi dude i think you just have to install a recovery again, by the install.bat from your PC (or install.sh for apple) for example from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2261606 and you'll have your recovery back.
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] elvispr:
Thanks!

This did the trick.

First I've replaced KingRoot with SuperSu: http://www.w0lfdroid.com/2015/05/How-to-Remove-Replace-KingUser-KingRoot-with-SuperSU.html

And then I've installed DualRecovery: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2647480
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] Naytmer-fr:
[MENTION=6640431]elvispr[/MENTION] Glad to be helpful !

Yes there even is a xda thread for replacing kingroot with super su http://xdaforums.com/xperia-z/general/super-su-xperia-device-lollipop-easy-t3119006

Coming from 14.6.A.0.368, nothing to report except it changed my "4G" icon for a "LTE" one, everything works fine, i didn't loose root nor recovery !

Thanx to you [MENTION=3442593]ThreeMMM[/MENTION] !
[Xperia Z1 Compact General] Davka:
If your icon has changed that means you've flashed different customization of ROM (ie. you were on CE1, now you're on DE) - but that's not a problem :)