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[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] samhnky:
not the anwser you are looking for

I know this is not what you want. The link below is to software that will allow you to view your phones screen on your computers monitor, and control it with your computer mouse and keyboard.

My Mobiler v1.0

Maybe it will be the answer for some people.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] AlienHairball:
Definitely not what the OP was asking for, but damn cool just the same. :)

Thanks for that link. I'm not sure I even wanted, let alone needed that app, but I'm certainly going to use it now. :D
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] phillyg8r:
anyone know is this exists

I have been searching for something like this as well. If anyone knows of a cable for monitor out or if it is even possible I would appreciate knowing as well thanks.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Bbasso:
That is some coolsheit!

thanks for the link!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Junner2003:
Well, you havn't tried SOTI POCKET CONTROLLER yet. That one is commercial but has even lots of other stuff integrated, such as screen capture, screen recording and a DOS prompt box ... :)

http://www.soti.net
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Andy Phillips:
There used to be...

There used to be a manufacturer making SD cards with TV-out for making presentations from a ppc. Not seen one for a while! If I remember correctly you used to be able to get them from expansys...

Happy hunting!
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 Q&A, Help & Trouble] reisi007:
Hi,

I would be interested if we can expect Cyanogenmod for this device? Just asking, because I am very interested in it and could not find any hint.

Thank you!

Florian
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 Q&A, Help & Trouble] haris-100:
+1 here, I think yes because hardware is very similar with the 8.4 inch edition !
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 Q&A, Help & Trouble] AndyYan:
It's NOT.

8.4 is the only recent Samsung Tab to have a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800, which makes it way more similar to other Qualcomm-equipped phones, including the Nexus 5. This makes development more or less easier.

Other Tabs, including the T520, use Samsung's Exynos, which is neither friendly to devs nor well documented. Development for any Exynos device usually takes much longer than Qualcomm.

Rest assured that CM13 currently still isn't complete, and even if you upgraded chances are you will find bugs and removed functions you aren't satisfied with.

Sent from Google Nexus 6P @ CM13

[WARNING: XDA One have not implemented "mark forum as read" - do not use]
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 Q&A, Help & Trouble] b1g1an:
crpalmer, who we all owe for getting cm12 and12.1 onto our devices, has said he plans to do it when he gets time.

Just be patient, it's far more love than Samsung have shown.
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 Q&A, Help & Trouble] checkdamb:
Right :good:
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 Q&A, Help & Trouble] haris-100:
Sorry, my mistake !
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 Q&A, Help & Trouble] daitalos:
Is right

Very properly ! I agree with LOL...
[Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 Q&A, Help & Trouble] marctca:
[6.0.x|SM-T520|BETA] Unofficial CyanogenMod 13.0 for the Tab Pro 10.1 (picassowifi)

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-tab-pro...-xsm-t520beta-unofficial-cyanogenmod-t3372507
[Pixel C General] atg284:
Hello Pixel C community!!!

Just wanted to give my initial impressions and pictures.

PICTURES

To sum up the initial experience, this device screams premium. It starts with unboxing:

So far everything is really responsive. The screen is brilliant and very bright. There is no lightbleed that I can tell whatsoever. Lightbleed is a BIG pet peeve of mine and this is refreshing to see that it is a non issue. The power and volume buttons have the same feel as the finish and they are firm. There is a tactile (not audible) click to them that I wish more devices have.

The speakers are loud and clear. They do lack in the low end but that is to be expected in phones/tablets in general right now. The mic's for "OK Google" work well close up (about 5ft range) but further than that it only sometimes picks up my command. I think I read down the road they will have support for "OK Google" with the screen off but for now it only works with it on.

The keyboard is very robust. It has a weight to it that builds confidence for travel. When the keyboard is attached to the front of the display the device has a solid and firm feel. It really has that familiar laptop feel when it is closed. Typing on the keyboard is a breeze. I was afraid the thin enter key would give me trouble but so far it has not. I do wish there was a track pad but I was planning on getting a portable mouse (Microsoft Arc Touch) for productivity on the go.

I set this up as a brand new device. After the setup and updates there is about 23.5 GB of storage left over. While charging there is a slight warmth coming off the back. It is charging (as I type) very rapidly. The charge cable is the USB type C and the length is adequate and on par with every other device I have bought.

All in all this is a very nice device so far. I have much to do with it still to get the full feel but right now it is blowing me away! I thought the initial experience of the Nexus 6P was great...This is amazing! :D

Thanks for reading and let me know if you have any questions or concerns and I will try to address them asap!
[Pixel C General] Agallardok:
Hi! Nice review, what about gaming performance?, I would like to play some exclusive games like mount and blade or trine and I would like to know if it can handle it ,can you play a little with it and tell us ?
[Pixel C General] atg284:
I am still testing out everything and getting it how I like it. I will definitely test out gaming soon.
[Pixel C General] Agallardok:
Thanks you for that, I'm really interesting in buy one,but I want to know how it works,I ll alert if you post something here. Regards!!
[Pixel C General] resynx:
How much does the tablet wobble when tapping the screen and typing on the keyboard?
[Pixel C General] rjvdhoek:
Hi, nice to share this with us. I consider buying one, but only when Microsoft Office apps and MobileSheets is working properly. Would you mind testing this? Huge thanks!
[Pixel C General] zetsumeikuro:
Any back light bleed?
[Pixel C General] atg284:
There is not much wabble at all when typing with the keyboard while on a hard surface. Taping the display will cause a very slight wobble, a mirco wable if you will. It is really firm though. If it was bad I definetly would notice it and not like it. Im typing with is as we speak and it is a joy really. :D
[Pixel C General] atg284:
So far on Android I have only used Google Docs. I have never tried the Microsoft office apps on any of my devices. If I end up using that solution for my needs on this I will let you know. For now Google docs work well for me.
[Pixel C General] atg284:
Zero backlight bleed. One of the first things I did was crank the brightness up all the way, turn out the lights, and do a backlight bleed test. Nothing. Absolutly nothing. I went through two Nexus 10's before ultametly getting my money back because of backlight bleed. It is a big pet peeve of mine.

The build quality of the Pixel C and its keyboard is excellent.
[Pixel C General] regime2008:
The VERY first thing I did when I received mine yesterday, was turn off all the lights, and turn the device on. ABSOLUTELY NO LIGHT BLEED. The device feels very sturdy, and built with "Premium" in mind, just like to OP stated. Is there a way to disable the battery light on the back?
[Pixel C General] resynx:
Awesome! I guess some units had a bad wobble since I remember seeing some videos of some having a lot of wobble and some having none. Hope mine is like yours :D
[Pixel C General] NikeGolfer:
While I'm not the OP, my Pixel C also arrived yesterday. I think ultimately it all depends upon how hard of a typist you may be. For me, this happens to be one of the most stable detachable keyboards I've ever used. It's definitely more stable than my Surface Pro 3 which I currently do most of my labor intensive tasks on .

I will add that the consensus of reviews I read immediately after placing my order cited keyboard lag on their test models. It didn't bother me though since I was primarily concerned with using this as a tablet replacement (for my ancient Google Nexus 10) as opposed to a laptop replacement. All I can say is that I've yet to experience any issues with key lagging or intermittent connectivity. While I did have to refresh my bluetooth scan a couple of times during the initial setup, I'm absolutely loving my keyboard's performance thus far.

There is an OTA update it immediately upon powering that may have something to do with resolving the so-called keyboard lagging. My only nit picks would be the lack of a trackpad, and that it does seem somewhat small. However I attribute that last matter to my previous experience with the Surface Pro 3. The more I use the Pixel C keyboard, the more I like it overall.
[Pixel C General] resynx:
I appreciate your feedback as well :) I am growing more and more excited to receiving my Pixel C come Monday :D
[Pixel C General] Geese1:
Got my Pixel C today too (I'm typing this message out on it). Really impressed with the quality of both the tablet itself as well as the keyboard attachment; top notch all around. Screen is gorgeous, even if it does have a lower PPI than my 2013 Nexus 7 and my Nexus 6. I was worried about this when moving up to a larger size tablet, but so far I have no reason to complain. Haven't had a chance to try out the audio quality through the built-in speakers yet, but I'll watch my daily YouTube videos tonight on it to get an idea of what they sound like.. Not expecting miracles, but as long as they're decent quality, I'll be happy. For any serious listening (movies and such), I'll use my Pendulumic S1+ blutooth headphones.

I'm not going to do much on it tonight, as my USB-C to USB-A cable arrives from Amazon tomorrow, and at that poiint I'll unlock the bootloader, which will wipe the device anyway, so I'm just goinig to be using the bare minimum tonight. I do hope we get root soon, as I need to install an adblocker a.s.a.p. - haven't surfed without one in years outside of work, and I forgot how much of a pain it is! ;)

Really, I'd say the whole unit just exudes quality. I was going to wait for a month or two to see how things progressed before making the final decision to buy one, but I got caught up in the hype when the embargo lifted on Tuesday, and all the reviews, both positive and negative, just reenforced how great this tablet would be for me. Not sorry at all that I went ahead and ordered it right away, and so far, with the little time I've had with it, I'm loving it.

[Edit] Just to throw one criticism out there, I did experience one instance of keyboard lag when typing up this post. Was easy to see as the letters just stopped appearing as I was typing. Stopped, and waited about 15 - 20 seconds, and then everything started back up again. I can see this getting annoying if it happens often enough, and I do hope Google fixes this in an upcoming software patch.
[Pixel C General] zetsumeikuro:
That's very good to know! My Nexus 9 pissed me off with the craptacular display! Backlight bleed and defective panels, my 9 was a nightmare.
[Pixel C General] oRAirwolf:
Would you be so kind as to run the Androbench storage benchmark? I am really curious to see how the storage stacks up, speed wise. Nexus devices have historically had pretty piss poor storage performance and I am curious if the Pixel C is any better.
[Pixel C General] atg284:
Here you go!

http://imgur.com/2TGgU63
[Pixel C General] oRAirwolf:
Thank you!

I just ran the same benchmark on my Nexus 6P. It's kind of sad how much slower the Pixel C is, storage-wise. I don't understand why Google wont use a decent memory architecture in their devices...

Apples to apples using your image:

Pixel C: Nexus 6P:
[Pixel C General] atg284:
It looks like the sequential read is a bit on the slower end compared to the Nexus 6P. I love my N6P :victory:

I will say that the Pixel C is a pretty snappy device though. Much more fluid compared to my Note 10.1 2014 Edition.
[Verizon LG G2] bek4ever:
Hello,

In my carrier I need to dial : *710# to check my credit

but when I dial my lg asks me to complete 10 digits to enable call forwarding, I think in Verizon you can enable call forwarding by typing : *71xxxxxxx

Is it possible to remove it ?

Thank you
[HTC One A9] rashad1:
Is anyone else rooted hiding their navigation bar/soft keys?

I tried adding "qemu.hw.mainkeys = 1" to the buildprop but I'm getting a crazy amount of wakelocks as a result from Android OS which is draining my battery 1-2%/min. Are there any non-battery draining alternatives?
[HTC One A9] JochenP:
hmm - for me it works but you may try gmd auto hide soft keys
[HTC One A9] AntikerTa:
For me it works,too. I do not want the Softkeys, but it is possible to open Recent Apps with on another Way?
[HTC One A9] rashad1:
Did both of you add "qemu.hw.mainkeys = 1" to the build.prop?

If yes, what are the 2 top system apps using battery power?

I've found that All in one Gestures is a good app to use for gestures to replace recent apps and back buttons

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.phoenixstudios.aiogestures
[HTC One A9] JochenP:
i don't have to add this line - it was already present

nothing flashy - did you add this line?
[HTC One A9] AntikerTa:
At me the same. The line was present and i have only delete the 0 and add the 1.

All in One Gestures is good. I have make two Gestures for Back and Recent Apps. On my Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini i had installed GMD Gestures. Great App, but it is a Xposed App. And Xposed is not working on HTC One A9. Hope in Future it will works.
[HTC One A9] rashad1:
Yeah I added it, it was there twice then which must've screwed things up

It works fine for me, without xposed. I'm only rooted
[HTC One A9] z28camaroman:
Quick question

Is it posible to do away with the Software keys entirely and remap the capacitive fingerprint reader to access Google Now on Tap via long press and recent apps via double press? The way I see it, 99% of apps offer a back button on the top left corner so the need for a constant back button at the bottom is archaic and can be left out. Would rooting also be needed?
[HTC One A9] rashad1:
If you want to permanently remove the navigation bar you need to root and edit the build.prop file. Find the line "qemu.hw.mainkeys = 0" and change the 0 to a 1. This will tell the OS that your phone has hardware keys. You will need another app, like All in One Gestures for examples. for hotspots and gestures for the back and multi-tasking buttons. I think we need xposed if we want to remap buttons, so I don't think that's possible at the moment.
[HTC One A9] rashad1:
Changed "qemu.hw.mainkeys = 0" to "qemu.hw.mainkeys = 1" in the build.prop and I'm experiencing battery drain again...
[HTC One A9] JochenP:
strange - what alternative for softkeys do you use and please post rom-details
[HTC One A9] rashad1:
All in One Gestures, but the battery drains whether it is enabled or not.
[HTC One A9] JochenP:
very anomalous. is it possible to flash another rom for you?

especially the newest ro 1.27...? Sense extends the settings for a new point for hiding the standard navigation button:

---------- Post added at 09:22 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:19 PM ----------

Taste zum Ausblenden der Navigation... -> Button to hide the navigation ...

If you don't want to flash, try to factory reset after saving your DATA and restore Data afterwords.

Gesendet von meinem HTC One A9 mit Tapatalk
[HTC One A9] rashad1:
I don't see any 1.27.401.5 available for download yet...HTC's website only seems to have 1.27 for at&t
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] STIKID:
So I'm noticing that I am not able to receive incoming calls. When someone calls me it rings and goes to voicemail but doesn't show anything on my end. I'm on Verizon with a nano sim card and have BL unlocked with root and pure nexus ROM. Any info would be helpful. Thanks in advance
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Charkatak:
Do you have google voice on the phone? If not, check APN settings.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] STIKID:
I do not think I have google voice and I'm assuming APN is access point network if so is there a certain one its suppose to be? It was working and just stopped.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Charkatak:
Maybe you have recently installed any apps that would cause the issue. I am with T-Mobile and don't know if some of the settings are the same, but you can check under cellular>access point names. Once you tap on the one that is selected, scroll down to "APN protocol:" and play with settings by setting it to IPv4, iPv6 or both IPv4/IPv6, saving after each change, calling your phone. If won't work, then try to reset network settings - could be under "backup and restore"
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] STIKID:
Still didn't help. Any other ideas? Could I get or download google voice and could that solve this issue?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Charkatak:
Another person with totally different phone, had an issue few months ago and we found an issue which was google voice, but in your case, it seems something else. Did you get any OTA update recently? Also do you have Wi-Fi calling on?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] STIKID:
Haven't had any update since the beginning of November for security update and do not have WiFi calling on
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] metpage:
have you tried rebooting the phone? are you able to make any outbound calls?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] STIKID:
I have tried rebooting. Removing sim and reinstalling sim. Everything works as for as text messages incoming and outgoing. I can call out just no incoming calls.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gotzaDroid:
Is there an issue with the sim? You don't have "do not disturb" on, do you? Have you dug through the settings of your custom ROM to make sure some sort of call blocking feature isn't enabled?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] STIKID:
No problem with my sim its brand new and have not messed with any call settings in my ROM that'd mess with phone setting and do not have the "do not disturb" setting on either. I did a lot of research last night and I was seeing that the nexus 5 also had something similar but was fixed in 4.2 I believe. Possibly could it be that I'm still on 6.0 and not on 6.0.1?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] STIKID:
Does anyone else have Verizon and can tell me wat APN theirs is set to?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlimSnoopOS:
APN: VZWINTERNET, MCC 311, MNC 480, APN type: default, dun, supl; APN protocol: IPv4/IPv6
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] STIKID:
Weird its exactly the same
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlimSnoopOS:
How about pressing "Reset to Default" on the APN menu? Settings/Cellular Networks/Access Point Name then tap the three dots on the top right.

Also, did you match the bootloader, radio, and everything else with your rom base? 6.0 to 6.0, 6.0.1 to 6.0.1.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] STIKID:
I believe so everything I did was off the pure nexus forum and it was before anything about 6.0.1 was out so I'm pretty sure its all set to 6.0
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlimSnoopOS:
All things considered, you may want to flash stock, root, then put on Pure Nexus again and see if that issue is still there. If no one else is having the issue, it's gotta be something that can be easily resolved on your end.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] STIKID:
is it possible that when I flashed it, I also flashed a vendor.img could that have made this happen if it doesn't the right one?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] metpage:
your best best would be to flash to stock then see if the issue persists, if not, flash your rom then check again, if the issue crops up again after flashing your rom you will then know where your problem lies.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] STIKID:
Flash back to stock last night issue was still present. Chatted with Verizon this morning and the rep said it was my sim card. Some how it became inactive. So went to Verizon the store got a quick this isn't a Verizon phone told them its a Google phone that will work with Verizon and them activated a new sim and now its working. Thanks to all that tried to help me try and fix it.
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] akostadinov:
Hello, just got as a present Lenovo a1000 phone with android 5.0

First thing I'm trying to see if it can be upgraded to 6.0

I found a number of links that claim to be rewritten instructions from xda-developer forum. But the download links look like a scam. Need to complete serveys to download files and ask for phone number, etc. So I can't get to downloading these files. Searching for one hour in the forums, I can't find any posts with information about a1000 phone let alone marshmallow upgrade.

So my question is if there's any hope for marshmallow on Lenovo mobile phone a1000? If so how do I get to the ROM?

Not sure I can paste a link but let me try.. ok, using obfuscation as new users can't post links (first space is a dot '.', the others are slashes '/'):

marshmallow-rom net download rom-lenovo-a1000

Update: I can't leave a comment on the sites. Sounds like actual scam.. I guess lollipop wins.. Good at least phone looks more usable than other lenovo phones I've seen. Time will tell.

Update 2: I have managed to download the files by using a US mirror. They are completely different thing than promised. Some windows programs. So it is a SCAM. There is to date no marchmallow firmware for a1000. If you don't find a reputable source, don't click on the advertisings so the pastards don't win.
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] andisadam23:
help

how to root lenovo a1000? please sir
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] Saikrishnak:
Download King root
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] @Rizkacandra55:
do you have any custom rom for smartphon lenovo a1000 ?? please.. i needed now. help me
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] DarkBlood.:
Sadly there aren't marshmallow roms the only custom rom i found was this lollipop rom http://www.needrom.com/download/lenovo-a1000-custom-rom-aosp-lolipop-stable/
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] @Rizkacandra55:
another rom pleAse... i need cusrom cyanogen mod .not Aosp.. anybody knows please help me
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] Mefayor:
hey,

has anyone finally flashed any Custom ROM into Lenovo A1000?

I am looking everywhere I can, but it seems as if there is nothing so far for this phone - not even TWRP is supported...

I was able to root it via KingRoot but other than that, it seems as if there's nothing else you can do...
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] Kitdroid:
Doesn't work for me

---------- Post added at 05:18 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:12 AM ----------

Just gave up there is no custom ROM I search so many times but nothing i get :( a1000 looks great with lollipop :p
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] leprince2007:
see this thread:

https://xdaforums.com/general/gener...-reference-t3591955/post71926398#post71926398

official Roms +custom Roms
[Lenovo A1000 Questions & Answers] kaew158:
Can I flash S30666 on my device build S113 (SC8830)?

https://firmwarefile.com/lenovo-a1000
[T-Mobile LG G4] shane1diamond:
For no apparent reason my phone decided to kill itself yesterday. Phone will not boot and not stay in download mode long enough to flash the kdz file. Nor will it stay in TWRP recovery mode long enough to flash another rom or restore nandroid backup. it will just go to black screen of death after about 5 seconds.

I don't care if I cant recover my phone to a working state I just want to get the pictures I took on my family vacation I just came back from before my phone died. :( any suggestions? TIA!

my phone was on xtreme rom (if that helps) thanks again!
[T-Mobile LG G4] celsius0010:
Did you get it going? I'm having a similar problem on stock rooted. Haven't flashed in months, phone just died while playing music.