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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] pcriz:
Whoa whoa no one is trying to tear down the Supreme Leader Legere. Simply spreading knowledge.

Problem is unlimited users do not need to have BingeOn activated, there is no point. I will say since turning mine off I have noticed a huge difference in the traffic pushed through the Youtube app. I literally could not stream anything above 720 on my mobile signal. My automatic would never default above 720 if I was lucky. Yesterday I let it run for about 5 videos each one defaulting to 1080. HTML5 sites I had to let buffer forever now have no issues for me.

As far as the article you are talking about, haven't seen it. I cited the article from BGR talking about EFF.

Liking a company doesn't mean you need to implicitly agree with and blindly follow everything they do.

It's a great functionality (for tiered data plan users), just implemented in a poor way. If they are truly charging a premium for bandwidth then they are becoming what they accuse everyone else of. Not to mention it sets a dangerous precedent for the internet overall.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] PDXMatt:
Legere said in the press conference that BingeOn was turned on by default and later that day TMo published an article in their "How to" section as to how to turn it off. Don't people watch the press conferences? Or am I alone in that nerdy activity?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] zadane:
Omfg I need to kiss you right on the face.

This is amazing I haven't even been able to stream 720p in so damn long.

And I'll be damned. 20 minutes after changing this boom 1440p is actually streaming smoothly
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] pcriz:
It's not about knowing how to turn it off as much as knowing that it would throttle data from sources other than what t-mobile is partnered with. If it didn't throttle other video data what need would anyone have to turn it off?

The instructions were included just in case.

Thanks for the insight on the whole thing though
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] pcriz:
Glad it helped you bro
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] shanda5303:
So one thing I figured out, not sure if anyone has already mentioned this but I just got Chromecast but the WiFi I use at home is a Comcast open hotspot so Chromecast won't work on it. In order to use Chromecast I have to use my wifi hotspot on my phone but I noticed if I cast Netflix from my tablet while using the hotspot it doesn't go against my data. Has anyone else heard of this?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] vinnyjr:
When Binge On was first advertised T-Mobile said YouTube had a problem with the technology T-Mobile used in telling what bandwidth was being used by YouTube Videos. That was the reason YouTube didn't join in on Binge On right away. That was a work in progress. I have no problems with this being a Net Neutrality issue, nothing is forced on the customer or charged extra to the customer. T-Mobile has changed the Mobile Industry in a very short time. Most of the complaining is coming from people who aren't even T-Mobile customers. Trolls from the other Carriers are running as far as they can with a very small hiccup in this service. It's a very funny world.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] pcriz:
No one is trying to talk down the character of T-Mobile. And even if anyone was, they are big boys and have lawyers that can defend their honor. Your bill wont get cheaper by white knighting for them.

If you want to turn off BingeOn then do it, if you don't then then don't. It's really that simple.

There is a saying about the government, if you aren't upset then you arent paying attention. I equate that to just because you are in favor of something, doesn't mean you should be naive about it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] pcriz:
Are you using any tether mods?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] shanda5303:
No, I'm not even rooted. It's been hard, I've been dying to root but I love Samsung Pay so until someone finds a workaround or something I'm stock ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] pcriz:
I'd only imagine the Binge On also applies to tether, and maybe even a work around if you ever needed to show Netflix or another Binge On participant on more than two devices.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] zadane:
I do know that if you have unlimited data, when you tether your phone netflix etc. Won't count towards your tether usage
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] shanda5303:
I think that's awesome for someone like me, because not being able to use Chromecast without a secured network basically ruins the idea of it if I have to use all my tethering data just to watch stuff with it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
I'm not seeing my Netflix data included in my tether usage, but my rom is modded to hide as much as possible, short of user agent detection....i also have unlimited, but without BingeOn, netflix can and will eat all 7gb of tether data in one night streaming. I've fallen asleep with it on and awoken to text messages from tmo telling me my hotspot allotment was GONE....yet Netflix still playing in 1080p as I'm reading it lol its because use agent detection can detect the platform Netflix is running on and if it's not mobile and BingeOn isn't enabled it'll eat your tether allotment almost immediately

Soooooo....yes, BingeOn does seem to be included on the hotspot data as well....but even if you exceed it and get throttled, if you use chrome and set it to mobile user agent, it'll still stream 1080p because it'll think it's mobile.....assuming you've used the unlimited tether mod that's been heavily discussed
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] pcriz:
I tethered with Binge On to my chromecast and none of my data showed up. What platform are you watching Netflix on?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
Well now, that all depends on the situation lol *ahem* in the living room we usually connect the ps4 to the tether and stream- binge on is enabled, but it sure looks like a lot better than 480p to me! So, usually the Netflix data doesn't trigger anything, but if a game downloads an update- say 200mb- that'll show up. Now i also have the smart TV, which is Linux based, generic and cheap (or I'd just mirror right from device and use Netflix app on device), but picture quality is nice for 500 bucks, and it goes totally undetected, and also doesnt appear to be anything less than 1080p- though i haven't a clue if the smart tv app even reports it anywhere smh but I've never caught any of that streaming getting caught. In the bedroom, i stream to the laptop that's plugged into the tv with a hdmi cable- this runs win10 and when it's connected i can hide any data through chrome, and SOME data thru Edge- far as streaming i have to use the Netflix Web app in chrome not edge nor can i use the win10 app that's available in the repository and quickly suggested by Cortana smh sooooooooo, it seems i can pretty much hide the vast bulk of my data from tether detection, but i HAVE gotten past nasty grams from tmo to the effect that they knew i was masking the usage and if i liked my unlimited data plan I'd better knock off the shenanigans smh lol it's gotta be user agent sniffing on the network, so I'm gonna try using a vpn service like betternet (if it'll ever connect; That's my right this second challenge- installs but never wants to get past authenticating)- anyway, I'm gonna experiment with encryption and see if i can evade detection with that and still have reasonable speeds- assuming i get it to work first lol

Oh and btw, it was definitely tether usage from the win10 laptop that triggered the nasty gram text from tmo....

Also keep in mind i DO use quite a bit of monthly data- myself alone 2-300Gb/mo and then another 50-100Gb on my girl's line when we use her hotspot to break it up a little bit- identical device, rom, kernel, etc to mine and i do a decent job of keeping her caught up on rom and kernel versions...usually about a version behind depending on bugs/stability since she's not as adept a user as i am- i can't expect her to launch synapse and clear the data or recover from a bootloop caused by kernel settings- even tho all the tools and files are already there lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] sgtguthrie:
I turned off binge on for this reason. I'm not going to binge watch anything unless I'm at home, where I have some speedy wifi.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] kennypow3rs:
Binge on is legit. I enjoy turning my phone into a Hotspot while driving so my kids tablets can stream Netflix. People are over thinking it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] pcriz:
No one said it wasn't a good feature, its a good feature that is poorly implemented for some users. For instance my little one uses youtube, movie droid s, and newest movies hd more than Netflix. Well in that case Binge on does nothing for me but slow down my connection.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] pcriz:
http://m.androidcentral.com/t-mobil...e-setting-new-standard-new-streaming-services
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
I don't believe tmo will ever charge content providers or consumers to join BingeOn. These comments after the article are bordering on absurdity and almost all are from people who use verizon or another carrier. Almost every tmo user who commented said they love it, as do i...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] pcriz:
I'm happy they made a clear path to opt out as well as found an agreement with YouTube. I still think it along with music freedom are great especially for tiered data plans. I just feel more comfortable with more transparency.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
Lol funny now this is all the rage in the headlines cuz it was being done across the board to vzw and att customers as well and specifically! Lol

VZW/AT&T IS PISSED about all the overage charges they've missed out on from having the feeds throttled to 360p lol of course they SAY it's the reduced QUALITY to their customers, that angers them, not the lower bills that resulted smh

Edit- i should've specified ALSO being done by netflix....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] jameslapc2:
That's why I've kept it off the entire time.
[Acer Iconia A500] jasondietrich:
found it nvm...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] nemoscat:
Hi all you experienced WM programmers.

I'm new to windows mobile, but program other environments for a living(micro controllers, embedded linux, win32 etc)

I was wondering what the development tool of choice is for WM ?

I know that on Win32 .net development sucks blocks...yes I develop extreme low latency process control stuff and the abstraction from hardware in .net makes it unusable for such programming as you totally lose control over memory allocation etc.

Being as the WM is such a limited devices I presume the same issues are found there as well. So what are you guys using to develop? strictly embedded c/c++ or is there something else out there that is useful?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] levenum:
You defiantly want embedded!

You can use the free eVC or the expansive VS 2005, but if you want quick native code programs or to write system components like today plugins and keyboards this is the only way to go.

If you think .NET is bad on a PC just wait till you see it in WM. Because of the limited resources of these devices its a sluggish nightmare!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] burkay:
http://www.d-e-f-i-n-i-t-e-l-y.com/
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ipaquser07:
Other Developer environments.

Have you considered the PPL programing environment.

Provided is an IDE environment both for the PC and PPC. This means that applications can be developed and run on both platforms. Not sure about latency, however you can create .exe files from you're code and interface to external DDL's.

There web site is http://www.arianesoft.ca/page.php?1 and a trail version can be downloaded. The trail gives basic functionality with a 15 day full function registration option.

The Developer is quite open to questions and the forums are also quite active.

Not sure how deep you wish to access the OS/HW however it may be worth considering.

Cheers.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] levenum:
:DYea, that one slipped by me even with the spell checker.

Excuses:

1) I was tired.

2) English is not my native language.

I'll just leave it there because its pretty funny. And hey, using native code instead of .NET is in defiance of Bill's wishes!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] bonezlife:
My phone is rooted and its annoying talking to iPhone users because they use emojis I can't see. Was wondering if there's something I can add to my phone so I can see the emojis they send.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] bonezlife:
So I actually found a website that'll help...

http://android.wonderhowto.com/how-to/get-all-apples-new-emojis-android-0165619/
[HTC Desire S] Bl4ck0verlord:
XDA:DevDB Information

[ROM]AICP 8.0 Port on Saga [Lollipop 5.0.2], ROM for the HTC Desire S

Contributors

Bl4ck0verlord, Lapyyyyyy, lol_max_lik

ROM OS Version: 5.0.x Lollipop

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x

Based On: AOSP

Version Information

Status: Stable

Created 2016-01-05

Last Updated 2016-01-05
[Verizon LG G3] malhovic:
Hey all, ran into a (probably rookie) mistake yesterday.

I was running my phone on Cyan13 with 35B and decided, after seeing how popular it was, to check out JasmineROM 9.1. I downloaded the ROM files, 9.0 and 9.1 as well as some of the ancillary files, copied them to my phone and started the install process. I flashed 9.0, then 9.1 and then rebooted...my phone went blank.

You could see that the phone was still "working" but the screen was completely blank. I could take screenshots with power + vol down like normal, and hear the sound. Plus I could type on the screen (i could hear the touch tones), but the screen itself was completely black. Even during reboots you couldn't see the LG logo and since it was a new ROM I didn't have usb debugging on so I couldn't (assumed anyways) get into adb from my computer either.

After some digging, I ended up doing the following...as much of a PITA it was, it worked and I'm extremely thankful for the posts here on XDA and all of the contributors...so follow along if you're having this issue and you should be good to go.

Run the process found here with BoardDiag and TOT (I used the 10B.03 file found here --- http://xdaforums.com/verizon-lg-g3/development/tot-vs985-10b-share-t2832488) (also yes the site says for Sprint, it works on Verizon as well) --- http://xdaforums.com/sprint-lg-g3/general/guide-fix-hard-brick-recovery-guide-t3132359

Then use the LG Flash Tool found here to flash the 12B KDZ firmware (make sure you download the 12B file) --- http://xdaforums.com/verizon-lg-g3/general/guide-flash-to-stock-10b-kdz-method-t2928140

Go into the app store after your phone boots and install King Root --- http://www.kingroot.net/

Install TWRP from here --- http://xdaforums.com/verizon-lg-g3/orig-development/recovery-twrp-touch-recovery-2-8-2-0-t2966014

Start doing your own thing again

Remember that you're on 12B at this point. The All in One tool found here --- http://xdaforums.com/verizon-lg-g3/general/verizon-lg-g3-one-toolkit-vs985-root-t3124846 --- did NOT work for me for some reason, probably the various drivers that are required. That's why I used King Root.

Hope this helps someone.
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
The problem was that you had the 35B bootstack flashed before JasmineROM. JasmineROM (and SkyDragon) contain some older partitions. If you flash the 35B bootstack after its fine, even if you already had the 35B bootstack flashed before the ROM.

You didn't have to use BoardDiag. Even though the screen didn't show anything it still gets in Download mode.

Edit: my info regarding Download mode is not applicable in these users' case - they confirmed they couldn't get into Download mode no matter what. Sorry for the confusion.
[Verizon LG G3] malhovic:
For some reason mine wasn't entering download mode. Even without the screen showing I could see the LED flashing and then if you tapped the screen you'd hear the touchstone sounds. It was strange but it's fixed now.
[Verizon LG G3] CaptainElwood:
Are you sure? Mine would not go into dl mode and I tried both TOT and KDZ methods.
[Verizon LG G3] malhovic:
You tried the board diag method? Make sure you're getting a good ground on the board and hold it for a few seconds...basically while holding the wire and attaching the USB cable to the computer watch device manager, specifically under the COM port section. Once you see the phone show up you can remove the wire, being careful not to touch any of the other pins. If you're running Vista or newer you must use the bcdedit commands from that post AND reboot into F8 and select disable driver signing (can't remember the exact verbiage).

Once you're done, I'd reverse those bcdedit commands BTW. Just a thought for the cleanup process.
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
My mistake, sorry!
[Verizon LG G3] malhovic:
No need to be sorry, sometimes things act differently all depending on the steps people took with their devices. I was really hoping it would pop into download mode so I didn't have to run BoardDiag as I didn't feel like taking things apart (save for the back off so I could get to the battery).

Either way, hopefully the idea works for someone else so they don't have to go through all the extra steps that I (and others) have. :laugh:
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Yes, it's funny the different behavior on theoretically the same hardware. It's probably still applicable that flashing the bootstack before and not after the ROM was the cause.
[Verizon LG G3] Beauenheim:
I had the 35b bootstack when I installed JasmineROM and so far I am unable to get into download mode, when I take out the battery the screen actually turns on for a second. I am installing a VM for Windows 8 to see if that will help with my issues of not detecting the device.
[Verizon LG G3] bbcarlton:
I wish I'd seen this before trying to go back Jasmine after flashing 35b, thanks so much for the guide! My screen wouldn't come on, but was actually still going into download mode (keep volume up button depressed for about 10 seconds after it vibrates and it entered DL mode.) I used this method http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2475045 to get back to KK stock. Here is the DL link to the TOT http://www.mediafire.com/download/6i..._Stock_TOT.zip. Also needed the LGUP8974.dll to complete the operation (don't have the link for that one, sorry.) Hope this helps a few and thanks again!
[Desire 820 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fergy:
Hello there.

Anyone have any information about 64bit kernel for Qualcomm device as HTC was send OTA's but source of kernel wasn't published on htcdev or anywhere else.

So, I was reverse engineering dtd and trying to port drivers in the Kernel of a52 device as that is only what is similarly to HTC's a51.

So, a51ul, a51tuhl, a51dtul, anything what is Qualcomm based is welcome.

Thank You

PS, if someone of developers need that dtd, please PM Me
[Desire 820 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vezir020:
https://github.com/HridayHS/Lightning-Kernel Yu Yureka kernel source Code

HTC Desire 820 cihazımdan Tapatalk kullanılarak gönderildi
[Desire 820 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vince28:
will a request message to them help?

i have also been looking for the sources for study, so i submitted a message to them.

would be great if everyone can send one.
[Desire 820 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fergy:
Thank You [MENTION=5067743]vezir020[/MENTION] but I don't need Yu kernel... It is not at all same as 820.

YU is maked by SIMILAR hardware, not SAME, so We cannot use kernel because of lot's of other things inside (sensors, etc.... in one word: CHIPS)

So, again, thank You but I cannot use anything.
[Desire 820 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fergy:
I was make around 20 requests for 64bit kernel.... They are idiots. DOT.
[Desire 820 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vince28:
a52 is th best shot we have then.

I dont suppose they will release it so soon and no other phone has hardware as similar as a51 than a52.
[Desire 820 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kellwa:
On htcdev ther are kernel source code for Desire 820 dual sim for 5.0.2

If this is what you looking for

Are trying to make custom kernel or what?
[Desire 820 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SK00RUPA:
This source code is for a51mdtul (mediatek chipstet), we are looking for anything for a51ul, tuhl, dtul :)
[Desire 820 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kellwa:
I have a51dtul device

Can i help with anything ... Files from my device ?
[Desire 820 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fergy:
nope
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pokedroid:
So I have an m8 with a gpe rom on it, and I want to switch to android revolution, but I remember seeing somewhere that the partitions (or something of that nature) are different.. So I'm trying to find the right flashing process to get this back to flat stock so I can install Android Revolution or, better yet, get AR on the phone without having to wipe my user data.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
It depend on whether you did a

full conversion by RUU

to GPE; or just flashed the GPE ROM.

If you did do a full conversion, you need to convert back to Sense (to re-partition to the Sense partition scheme, as you touched upon).

If you just flashed the GPE ROM, you can just flash the ARHD ROM.
[Android Stick & Console Computers General] bigmaz:
Hi guys, bought an OTT M8 4K on eBay a while ago. The android version is crap, won't update and nothing works in Playstore. Can you get Android 4.4.4 on these boxes? Or is there and custom roms?

Thanks
[Sprint LG G4] PureLife90:
Appears this is where we come to an end with development and rooting. All other g4s have been Rooted on Android m. We just don't have any love for this device. Appears we all messed up when we chose sprint as our carrier. Argh!
[Sprint LG G4] andrewwm:
Wat, who are you? What makes you think you can make that call? There are people that spent countless hours making ROMs and Developing for the Sprint LG G4 and you think you have the final say?

Quoting what you said just in case you edit you post: "Appears this is where we come to an end with development and rooting. All other g4s have been Rooted on Android m. We just don't have any love for this device. Appears we all messed up when we chose sprint as our carrier. Argh!" with screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/DxsEmvG.png

Not the right way to think, just wait. Have you contributed in anyway to the Sprint LG G4 here on XDA? I sure have with my free hotspot bug (patched on Android M).
[Sprint LG G4] mswlogo:
I highly doubt Verizon G4 is rooted on m.

In fact I don't think they even have Marshmallow update yet.
[Sprint LG G4] leond:
what is so appealing in Marshmallow to make one want to upgrade urgently? If you have stable L with root and xposed, why not staying with it. I do not think there is Xposed for M anyways yet, which is the main reason to root this phone.
[Sprint LG G4] centran:
I am with you. This phone is the most disappointing tech purchase in all my years of existence. I love the camera and removable battery but this phone is just crap and doesn't get much dev love. I beat if the bootloader got unlocked and I can load a true rom on it this phone would be great. I think most of the problems is LG's crappy modifications to android. Every time it get slow, unresponsive, the touch screen lags behind, or a stupid Sprint notification advertisement pops up I want to chuck it against a wall and then jump off a cliff.

I am just using this as a rude awakening to the future. This will most likely be one of the last phones that isn't sealed tight. Guess I need to carry around a clunky battery pack with cable dangling from my pockets instead of a small quick batter swap. Rooting and unlocking the bootloader will become ever more difficult with upcoming phones. The glory days are over I feel :(
[Sprint LG G4] EmSeeMAC:
I disabled and uninstalled everything I could with sprint software. Haven't had any of their pop ups in months. It seems you bought a phone in one of the bad batches with your lagging screen.

I hate their UI though...