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[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ludwig113:
Hi all, first post here,

A little history, i had issues with the phone turning off with a knackered battery, so i changed the battery no problem, it now charges properly and holds its charge.

It now wont recognise the 3 sim i use here in the uk. I thought it was a dodgy sim so i had it changed, still didn't work. i have also tried it with an EE sim that doesn't work either, but, it will work with an O2 sim! 4g and calls.

Does anyone know why ???

cheers paul
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] spdude:
Hi All

I just received my Galaxy S7 edge phone. but do my dismay I was unable to find the default music application from samsung .:confused:. I used the galaxy store to install music application but it does not have the music squre which i loved the most. can some one please tell me how can i get that application.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] C_LosEvo:
Just download it via Galaxy store
[Galaxy Tab S2 General] Androbots:
Share your scores for antutu benchmark 6 and geekbench 3 also using the app in the description tell me the cpu temp by enabling temp overlay.

My device t710 32gb 8.0 inch.:) my max cpu temp was 95c
[Galaxy Tab S2 General] Androbots:
It's been a year and still no reply lol
[Galaxy Tab S2 General] Mr niceguy:
erase111
[Galaxy Tab S2 General] Androbots:
In exynos tab s2 t710 my temperature was around 98C and while a video rendering it was around 96C
[Galaxy Tab S2 General] Androbots:
Actually the my T710 is pretty fast and never heats while charging however I have a redmi note 3 and it has snapdragon 650 which has just two less A72 cores than sd 652 so it never heated up while charging I recently flashed Franco kernel and I have fast charging enabled through it it charges that massive 4000mAh battery wicked fast!(Actually faster than my father's Note5 and S8+ even with lower battery capacities)

AND IT IS INSANE THAT AFTER REACHING 98C WHILE VIDEO EDITING IT STAYS THERE UNTIL THE VIDEO IS RENDERED AND THERE IS NO THERMAL THROTTLING!!!!!??
[Galaxy Tab S2 General] Androbots:
Also do u have a Tab S??
[Galaxy Tab S2 General] Androbots:
Nope its the same
[Remix Mini General] RalphLeal:
Hi everywone, i'm new in the remix mini world and i like to know 2 things:

1 - The remix mini work without the AC cable, like a notebook in battery mode?

2 - When i turn off, the green led in the front stay alight, stay green.

Well, tank's all .﻿
[Remix Mini General] AmoraRei:
1. no, it needs a outside power source to stay active

2. yes, its a bug that they are working on.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] suheltoretto:
Hi

i have got samsung J100H and got stuck on boot screen and i tried with odin aswell but stays on boot.. in odin it says pass so any help?
[Redmi Note 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] podema:
Hi !

I joust bought my redmi note 2, i'm happy with it, however i have this weird problem.

I downloaded an app to hear audiobooks (material audiobook player), when closing the app and starting it again the position is remembered, however when you tap play the audiobook starts from the begging.

It seems that the miui music control is somehow restarting the book from the begining.

I tried with other many apps for audiobooks such as smart audiobook player or mort player audiobooks with the same exact problem.

It works with other apps such as poweramp, i suspect because of its capability to handle directly music files (open with).

Even when removing the music bar by renaming the miui statusbar_music.saml the problem remains.

I don't know how to trace the problem since im new to the miui ecosystem, and to android rom development in general.

To further details please check this couple of short videos:

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[YOUTUBE]2G5f71S6K0M[/YOUTUBE]
[XDA Assist] friiias:
Hi guys

I have a big problem with my X-Cover2 , last night i flashed a incomatible room for testing. not works and now my phone is dead. i Cannot boot , i can not use the download mode ,i cannot use the recovery mode, i cannot connect to pc:/

i need help, someone know how to fix it?

Thanks.
[XDA Assist] Trafalgar Square:
Hello and thank you for using XDA Assist,

if you can not boot into the download mode, it is hard to recover the phone.

Maybe one of our experts can help you. Please ask your question here:

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[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] gogol:
To my opinion, Music/Sound quality of HTC Kaiser is ... bad.

I tried Windows Media and Resco Radio for streaming.

Is there any tweak to adjust bass / treble / etc?

I know that this phone is not a music device ala iPod, but still ... if it could be way much better ...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] duke911:
TCPMP has an equalizer

but I believe the earphones are not that good...

I'll try to mod a mini-USB to 3.5 mm adapter.. and then I'll try my own earphones

I only hope I'll fine the time to do so
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mikeeey:
now you may say it's not that good, but how well does it compare to a htc tornado/sp5/t-mobile sda?

or just any previous phone you've had, how does it compare?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] zetajunkie:
music quality through the rear speaker is what you expect.... almost no bass, plenty of treble. I miss the stereo speakers of the wizard, but it seems just as loud, if not louder than the wiz. kills the star trek in terms of external speaker volume. tcpmp sounds great through bt stereo (sony bt10cx) using default bitpool setting (although you do get the occasional bt hiccup).
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mikeeey:
great! so the loudness is good. now what about the quality versus the wizzard or the star trek? im assuming the star trek quality is the same as the tornado's quality?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] zetajunkie:
quality? the star trek ran faster than the wiz (same processor, less bloat), and sounded fine. could you be a bit more specific in what do you mean by quality? using usb to 3.5mm adapter sounds great through my car stereo (although not as loud as i'd like, have to adjust the preamp on tcpmp up sometimes), and it sounds great through bt on my $90 bt car stereo (got to love ebay sometimes...

i haven't used the stock headphones. i have already taken them apart in preparation for ebay bought sony earbuds i'm going to attach
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mikeeey:
how the rear speaker sounds. how clear it is. loud is a good thing, that is...if it's clear. that's what i mean by quality.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] zetajunkie:
at least in tcpmp, it is both clear and loud through the rear speaker. can distort if you up the preamp while using the rear speaker. i can be a few rooms away and here lyrics rather clearly.

if could have anything added, it would be an internal subwoofer....

i tend to avoid wmp because it likes to import random soundfiles i don't want in the playlist... and i'm too lazy to edit them out
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mikeeey:
cool, im glad the quality is also good, thats what i want, a phone that i can play music and it sounds really good, for other people to hear. also when im walking down the street with people playing music, it's actually able to be heard and understood.

I like wmp cuz

1. The Library. tcpmp doesnt have a library and it really botheres me. I like how easy you can access wmp's Now Playing List and navigate through the library. tcpmp is just a file browser, its kinda of a hassle. I only use tcpmp for videos.

2. It looks cooler, there's more buttons to press, and I make skins for them, they're avaible for download on MoDaCo.
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gazasalim:
I was wondering if it was possible to port over features like Reversible, NFC, and more to custom roms. I love CM and all but having reversible on the ROM would be pretty awesome. Don't know if this was already asked but I couldn't find a thread like this so that's why I'm asking.
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK00183:
I thins same to someone port reversible forCM
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hawk1500:
NFC? Doesn't that work in the other roms already?
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gazasalim:
Yes, it is. That was my mistake. I really meant the Alcatel features that came with the stock ROM that we lack on custom ROMS
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nikola Jovanovic:
[MENTION=7105912]Alek Dev[/MENTION] Can you do it ?
[Android Apps and Games] drivel2787:
This one doesn't specifically but I figured it out. Download the following Samsung Account apk: Samsung Account APK

Download Milk Music latest APK: Milk APK

Install both. Go into your settings and add your Samsung Account under Settings, Accounts, add, then Samsung Account. Once you add this open the milk apk. You'll be required to login to it as well but it should open and work perfectly with ZERO modifications. I just did it on mine and it's working great!

XDA:DevDB Information

Samsung Milk for Nexus 6P, App for all devices (see above for details)

Contributors

drivel2787, drivel2787

Version Information

Status: Testing

Created 2016-03-03

Last Updated 2016-03-03
[Android Apps and Games] Perseus:
Duplicate of Samsung Milk for Nexus 6PClosed
[Huawei Watch] ausi:
Hi Guys

I was trying to get back to Stock to be able to install the new ROM.....and now i'm in DEEP **** and don't know what else to do.

This is where i am:

1. Was able to install fastboot flash boot boot.img & fastboot flash recovery recovery.img.

2. Cannot install fastboot flash system system.img, after getting into adb through TWRP ......i get error: closed on the PC

3. It would seem that i have no System left in the watch as it doesn't boot up at all......nor can i get into the System Settings functions (Developer Options etc).

4. If i try to Reboot after about 45 secs the watch defaults to the Android Man with Red traingle an Exclamation Mark(!) .......then after a couple of minutes to the Huawei Logo ......then back to Android Man with the Red traingle & Exclamation Mark(!).........boot loop.

5. Now i see that i can still get the watch into fastboot but the TWRP recovery has vanished , instead its the Android Man with the Red traingle & Exclamation Mark(!).

6. If i try to fastboot flash system system.img ........ i get on the PC .......target reported max download size of 63963136 bytes

I really don't know what to do anymore.

Please someone HELP.

** For those of you who are interested in the solutions i arrived at (with the help of some good friends) please read my final post @:

https://www.reddit.com/r/hwatch/comments/48szs9/help_all_i_can_see_is_twrp_and_the_android_man/
[Huawei Watch] nano303:
Why or why do people feel the need to root a Smart Watch??? I dont get it, can someone shed some light?
[Huawei Watch] xlylegaman:
Because we can. If you are not going to help the guy out. Keep your comments to yourself.
[Huawei Watch] WaxysDargle:
haha! sorry, i was in the same boat a few months ago.

you cant just flash the system.img that easily. i have no idea why. here is a walkthrough:

http://xdaforums.com/huawei-watch/general/guide-return-to-stock-huawei-watch-t3219596

i thought i had bricked my watch and then found this. worked very well. then i got rid of my huawei watch lol

---------- Post added at 06:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:33 PM ----------

because some people feel like if they own a $350 watch they should be able to do what they want with it. same advantages as rooting a phone.

in this watch, and pretty much all android wear watches, the quad-core processor is locked into eco-mode, which only allows 2 cores to function. unlocking the other 2 cores is step 1.

custom brightness, overlocking, amping up speaker volume, extending battery life, greenify root mode...

try it out already, geez
[Huawei Watch] nano303:
Calm your titts
[Huawei Watch] WaxysDargle:
Get a job. Comments like yours cover my titts in ****
[Huawei Watch] kimtyson:
Pretty sure it was your "titts" that need calming. I thought his reply was both helpful to the OP and an appropriate reply to you.
[Huawei Watch] ausi:
Thanks Guys for your help.

Please see my first post (OP) which i have edited @ the bottom with a link that present what i did to resolve the issues.

I now have the new MEC23L ROM installed & working.
[Huawei Watch] Scott:
You actually can if you have the latest Android SDK installed. I had no issues fastboot flashing system.img. I was going to post that fact in that thread but then said screw it. Most people dont have the SDK installed and if they do they prolly never updated it.
[Huawei Watch] C3C076:
I can confirm that. Fastboot flashing system.img using official fastboot from the latest Android SDK works for me, too.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] remialfa:
Hello!

I decided to reboot my LG G2 and I clicked reboot and phone didn't wake up. I thought that maybe battery is low or sth, so it plugged it to charger and no light from led. No response. I tried all combinations - vol up/down/ power and it even don't give any vibrations, sound or light. I plugged it to computer and nothing appears. Is it possible to make it working? There was no problems before? Can I just get my data from it? Maybe it's an issue from battery ? I have no idea :( I really loved this phone...

What to do now?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] cris_epic:
Hey guys, I recieve my s7 edge today, whats the best way to condition the new phones battery? Some use what it has until its low to recharge until 100 others leave phone off and charge to 100 at start, whats the best result for a good healthy battery?,

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] WeatherTech:
Lithium ion batteries have come a long way. There is no "memory effect" and conditioning is probably not really all that necessary. If I were you I'd just give it a charge to 100 and use as normal. Might have high drain for the first few days/charge cycles.

Remember that with Li-Ion batteries a "charge cycle" is one complete cycle from 0% to 100%. So by charging when it's at 50% you're only using up one half of a "rated charge cycle" - Battery conditioning shouldn't really be required with modern lithium ion batteries.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] gaff15:
Battery conditioning isn't necessary but charging fully and depleting fully will help the phones software learn the battery capacity and give the most accurate percentage remaining reading. I'd say do this a couple times after you first get the phone
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] WeatherTech:
This makes sense I guess. But wouldn't the battery percentage remaining be based on the voltage in the battery at a given moment? I wouldn't think the phone would need to "learn" that.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Xileforce:
Afaik. It's actually bad to discharge li-ion and li-po batteries down low. I think it's better for battery health to recharge around 50% for instance than waiting until 0%.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Ashevar:
The 50% mark is an old(and still good) rule of thumb primarily for lead acid batteries.

Leaving these batteries in a discharged state can be bad for them, but in normal usage even a discharge to 0% is fine if followed shortly by a charge cycle. These devices have a low voltage cutoff which is what shuts the phone down and protects the battery from over discharge and damage. Bottom line is use and charge it however you like, the only thing that may change is the time it takes the software to learn your discharge profile and show accurate stats.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Xileforce:
This makes sense. The article I read awhile back was likely referring to non smart charging systems, such as a battery pack. It makes sense that an integrated solution such as a phone would regulate that to maintain battery health.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] meyerweb:
There are three things that are very bad for Li batteries. 1: overcharging. 2: completely draining. 3: overheating. Li batteries are happiest, and will last the longest, if never cycled above 75% or below 25%. Cars like the Tesla actually show 100% charge when the battery pack is only about 75% charged, and show the battery as depleted well above 0% charge. Then again, the battery pack for a Tesla costs a lot more than a phone.

#1 shouldn't be a problem in any modern device. The circuitry in the battery will tell the phone when to shut down charging to prevent overcharge. #3 can be a problem. If you're charging the battery simultaneously with high battery draining phone usage (e.g., GPS and Nav) phones can get very hot. In fact, I've had my phone stop charging and display a warning when I was navigating and charging the phone wirelessly at the same time. If you're using GPS on a long trip, you almost have to charge it while in use, but might want to avoid wireless or fast chargers. Wireless chargers and fast chargers generate more heat.

#2 is up to you. Repeatedly discharging the battery to single digits will reduce it's lifespan. I try to recharge before 25% but if I get into a situation where I can't I don't obsess over it. I don't worry too much about charging to 100%. I suspect that, like Tesla, 100% is probably not really 100%. The battery manufacturers are likely to leave a little safety margin in there to ensure batteries can't overheat and catch fire.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] hp79:
#1 -> Could be a problem. Manufacturers can set the 100% mark at higher voltage to make it look like it has more capacity while sacrificing longevity, just enough to get through the 1 year warranty period. (Lot of powerbanks do this!) Users have no control of this ceiling. Charging to 80% and letting it cycle below that probably keeps the battery much healthier than keeping it plugged overnight at 100%.

There's an app called AccuBattery on playstore that people might want to check out. It's basically an alarm that turns on when the battery is at desired % level. It also cites real research papers so I would trust what they are doing.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] chanchan05:
I used to have a long post with a detailed technical explanation but lost it.

Anyway the gist is, basically, batteries work by ion movement, and like a machine, these ions wear out over time due to use. And similar to machines, heavy use wears them out more. You're more likely to break an engine by running it for 1 day at max rev, than running it over a month at half capacity. The smaller the depth of discharge, the lower the wear. Lab tests have concluded that when you constantly discharge from 100 to 0, it allows you betwrrn 300-500 charge cycles before it starts to break down and not hold charges. More specifically, when you reach that magic number your battery can only hold 75% of it's original charge. That's typically 1-2 years of use if you charge once a day. And heavy abusers charge more than once a day, so that decreases the time span to however many weeks it takes them to reach 500 charge cycles. Now, the increase in charge cycles is exponential, not arithmetical. So a depth of discharge to 50 before recharging will not give you 600-1000 charges. Rather it will give you 1200-1500 charge cycles. Mathematically, draining a 3600mah to zero for 300 charges gives you 1080000mah to burn through however short your battery life will be. On the other hand, using only 50% of the battery before recharging gives you 2160000mah to burn through before it expires after at least 1200 charge cycles. In other words, it stored twice more power for you to use. If you say, charge once every 24hrs, going always from 100 to 0 gives you at least 300 days. Recharging twice a day at 50% gives your battery at least 600 days of use before battery capacity deteriorates noticeably. Discharging to 75% before recharging actually gives you 2000-2500 charge cycles, making it even longer. Basically the point is, always plug the phone in when given the chance. Don't wait for 50%, or whatever. 40% is an arbitrary number actually, not sure why it's chosen. Also, this is why one of the choices to auto activate power saving in the S7 is at 50%, so that it keeps the battery up as close to 50% as possible when you get the chance to plug in.

As for charging to 80%, this is because partial charge is better than full charge for lithium ion batteries. The ions are placed on stress to hold charges. Maximum stress is at 100% charge. And like everything else, stuff tends to break more. So not running it to 100% all the time will reduce overall stress experienced and increase the time before deterioration occurs. Personally I charge to 90%, and discharge to 40% or above. That's a 50% depth of charge, so that's good for up to 1500 charge cycles, plus whatever number of cycles the decrease in max stress gives me.

However, note that environmental temperatures also play a role in battery longevity.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Chord_Hugo87:
just use the dang phone...
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] kamranhaghighi:
That's actually a perfect way to ruin your battery on purpose!

Just do these things and Don't worry a lot. And remember, when it does die it's not your fault, it's kind of a problem with Lion batteries!

1. Try to keep the battery between 40-80% or 20-40%. But don't worry if tou can't. Saying this in case you're staying at home all day.

2.Keep the heat away from it!!! This one is important

3. Try to discharge it at a lower rate but don't let that get in the way of you enjoying your device.

4. Try not to discharge below 8% at all. But try to not discharge it below 15-20% unless you have important things to do.

5. don't keep it topped of for a long time (like constant going 90-100%, this is damaging) and don't keep it at 100% for long! (For example turning it off and stop using it for a week, or keeping it plugged for a few days)

If you're storing it keep it at 40% (3.8-3.75V) and try to drain it once in a while. (Unlikely to happen with a phone specially one without a removable battery :D)

I really do hope someone invents a new type of battery. Lipos are anoyying
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] chrisully:
Simple you don't need too lol
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] meanman1967:
Hi i have downloaded the Amazon Fire TV Utility App and i have added the ip from the Amazon Fire stick and CMD came up saying it had connected, i have then tried to load the settings.apk using the Amazon Fire TV Utility App but all i am getting is a CMD with this in it error: device offline followed by -waiting for device-

The Fire Stick is turned on and i have tried turning off my firewall and still the same problem.
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] meanman1967:
Hi I managed to get it installed on the Fire Stick by running Amazon FireTV Utility App as administrator, i can now see the settings app on the fire stick and when i launch it i can see the Bluetooth option but if i click on it the app just closes it does this on what ever option i click in the settings app.
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] bula1ca:
I am assuming you are on OS5.

Make sure you have the proper IP address (in FireTv Utilities app settings) for your box/stick then go in Settings/ Developer Options/and turn off and on ADB debugging two ot three times ....should work now.
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] meanman1967:
Thank you for your reply i tried what you recommended but it still launches and then closes as soon as you select an option.
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] iroc17:
I'm also seeing the same thing. I've installed the settings.apk, but everytime I click on any entry, it kicks me out...
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] Ludacrisvp:
why do you need this settings.apk? what are you needing to change / use it for?
[Fire TV Themes and Apps] meanman1967:
I have loaded Kodi on my fire stick and some of the apps require mouse support to navigate so i want to buy a bluetooth air mouse and all tutorials say you need to load the settings.pka and use the bluetooth options from with in that.