yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G2 Android Development] yken:
Clock fc, try to add alarm.

İnternet fc, doesnot open.

As far as I know all UX4.0 based roms are using Cloudys Rom as a base. None of these people develop/port something new other than Cloudy.

Only Xach and his team really ported from LG G4 and V10 I remember.
[G2 Android Development] Flavio Rocha:
hi friend, was no question of not wanting to but even my fault !! sorry I had forgotten to edit the post !! however it's all okay now .

thanks for its great modules .. :fingers-crossed:
[G2 Android Development] szabyka95:
same sh.t :/
[G2 Android Development] Flavio Rocha:
so it is with my phone in hands will fix this
[G2 Android Development] szabyka95:
my fail, the problem was with the USB ! it works, but the clock app is buggy, could you revert back to a working version ?? can't set alarm .. (or at least make a flashable .zip that installs a working clock.apk, maybe from cloudy g3 ? )
[G2 Android Development] Flavio Rocha:
I will fix this in 3.1
[G2 Android Development] Flavio Rocha:
I'm working on a version with this CORRECTIONS

v3.1 ;)
[G2 Android Development] uacode:
Flavio Rocha,

Any plans about android 6 ?)
[G2 Android Development] szabyka95:
okay, maybe could you make a .zip that installs a working clock.apk (from cloudy g3 for example )??
[G2 Android Development] dikz0r:
Fix the boot problem flavio thanks and keep up with the good work
[G2 Android Development] TonyStark R.I.P.:
Good, bad or indifferent there is a report button.

USE IT

This is a Development thread. There should be no :today I am a moderator and I am going to take things into my own hands":silly: attitude.

XDA has moderators to deal with questionable actions. We do not moderate issues in the open. Doing so causes nothing more then drama:eek:

So leave it to us, or you too will find yourself in trouble.

Thank you.
[G2 Android Development] Dr. Orange:
You are asking for an ETA.

Don't troubleshoot in dev threads
[G2 Android Development] Flavio Rocha:
Attention

I ask everyone to wait for me because I'll soon be posting a final version .. with all fixes

this is also my last job for our beautiful G2:fingers-crossed:
[G2 Android Development] BilalAshfaq:
Can you kindly fix the little lags too in your next build? I mean it is nearly perfect, but the little lags drive me crazy and it is also present on other ROMs as well. I will, really, really appreciate this. :(
[G2 Android Development] pinhe1ro:
backup/restore ios ui

In your last job can you fix backup/restore when we have ios systemui installed? If we do a backup with ios ui installed then when we restore it the system boot without navigation and notification bar, thank you.
[G2 Android Development] Flavio Rocha:
I will do everything possible to fix this !!:p
[G2 Android Development] Flavio Rocha:
Not
[G2 Android Development] Flavio Rocha:
Okay :good:
[G2 Android Development] TonyStark R.I.P.:
Please reply to your PM
[Windows 10, 8, 7, XP etc.] FumiJ:
Voyo has released its latest Tablet PC named Voyo Vbook V1 ultrabook with windows 10 Tablet PC. Chinese Tablet Makers now focused on the productivity laptops Now this Voyo Vbook v1 is the one of the laptops.

Voyo VBook V1 is hybrid one powered by Intel Z8300 processor up to 1.84Ghz, it has 10.1inch 1280*800 pixels IPS screen which can offer wonderful experience gaming test and video playing. What’s more, it runs Windows 10 OS, which is the latest operating system for more excellent interface, and compatibility and running better effect to let you enjoy the better experience.

Voyo Vbook V1 has RAM 4GB ROM 64GB internal storage, couple with the Cherry Trail Z8300 Quad core processor, the overall speed can be enhanced completely, and if you are a game player, you can enjoy the better and faster experience in playing games and watching videos. Of course you can download the high definition videos to store in your phone for your more convenience.

Voyo Vbook V1 has built in 9,000mAh battery which can support long time working, you don’t have to worry about the power without charging it frequently.

Therefore, Voyo Vbook V1 is a nice tablet pc with high-end performance and sell at the nice price for most customers.

And will be overcome Chuwi Hibook or

Don’t forget to share with me!
[Windows 10, 8, 7, XP etc.] victor@ss:
9000mAh seems plenty :) Let's hope it will be an affordable option, because I like the specs and I would love to give it a try
[Windows 10, 8, 7, XP etc.] Walter H.:
There are so many Chinese ultrabooks coming out, they all look sleek and cost around $200.. I want to get one so badly..
[Windows 10, 8, 7, XP etc.] HishamN:
Hi

Got mine two weeks ago.

I tried to dual boot Ubuntu 16.04 with windows 10, but I had an issue with Ubuntu boots in portrait mode.

I changed the GOP vBIOS or something, and now the device won't boot any more.

Just black screen.

Tried to connect HDMI cable but no luck.

Also I can't access BIOS to reset the configuration.

The device come with no CMOS battery, so hard reset will not be an option.

I left with find the device firmware (ROM or BIN) and find the boot combination keys to try the last option or RIP my device :) .

BR
[Windows 10, 8, 7, XP etc.] MistycSr:
Voyo V1 experiences

Bought one of these, Win10/Android 5.1 dual boot version.

The physical build is very nice. Massive, great craftmanship, metallic looking (but plastic) top and bottom, not bending, the hinges are strong.. to the level you need two hands to open it. It is even problematic to pick it up from the desk, it is not really offering a place to grab it.

The sound is okay, speakers are at the bottom - though I don't know why didn't they lead the sound out at the sides where it rounds up at the bottom, I suppose there would be space inside (didn't take it apart to look).

The touch pad is not very sensitive, multi touch but tends to do weird things like for example instead of scrolling (two finger swipe up/down) it resizes the window instead by docking it (under windows at least, haven't used it much under Android). It has no specific driver, so no way to fine tune it, no idea who the manufacturer is either, it comes up as standard HID device.

The flash disk is one of the slower ones (no idea again) but it's acceptable.

The keyboard however, is terrible. The island type, which would be okay, but the buttons when pressed go way under the level of the surrounding plastic mesh and the finger gets stuck, or it doesn't register the press. You can only type by finger tips, literally, which is not very comfortable at all, and especially at such a tiny keyboard. I actually took the device apart and cut the mesh out, it still looks alright but much better to type on.

Windows came activated, in english, no problems there. It switches to droid and back by a built-in app. Droid is not rooted.

The battery usage tracking is not working neither under windows or droid; it shows rapid discharge then continues working for hours at a few percent (as it thinks). It says "battery usage data isn't available" and in Windows just "Calculating..." for ever so you don't have a real clue about when is it going to shut down.

I measured with a USB charge tester and from empty it loaded ~11600mAh into it so the battery capacity is okay, the problem lies somewhere else. Charging took overnight, it takes a lot of time to load 11k by 5V/1.45A.

Under droid the sw keyboard kept popping up whenever I went to an input field - I have never had similar problem with external keyboards, fortunately "null keyboard" app offers a workaround.

I haven't found an alternative ROM for it nor have an idea how to root making it work as-is.

So considering the above I'd give it 6/10 tops.
[Windows 10, 8, 7, XP etc.] Funky54:
I bought mine from Gearbest. Took two months to get. Wrong color. Case they recommended is 2 1/2 inches too small. After four hours of use it won't power up.
[Windows 10, 8, 7, XP etc.] pierro78:
any other feedback on keyboard, battery indicator, sleep mode on Android ?

Thanks @MistycSr & @Funky54 for your feedback on the Voyo VBook V1 ! :)

I must say I am tempted to buy one of these netbooks because it's cheaper (Gearbest : $208 with android http://www.gearbest.com/tablet-pcs/pp_331052.htmlhttp://www.gearbest.com/tablet-pcs/pp_323958.html or $188 without android : http://www.gearbest.com/tablet-pcs/pp_323958.html ) & lighter than the Asus Chromebook Flip (and with native Android & Windows also).

Does everybody have problems with the keyboard & the battery indicator ?

Does it run OK with android ? Does the sleep mode work OK on android ?

(I tried android on my asus t100ta , it worked good except that it would'nt go to sleep :( ...)

PS : after checking on another forum there is a file for a dual system (Windows & Android) installation on voyo's website : http://en.myvoyo.com/xiazai/Win%20Pad/VBOOK%20V1/down/ ... so adventurous people can save $20 if they want to install android afterwards ;)
[Windows 10, 8, 7, XP etc.] pierro78:
weight : 790gr or 1070gr ?

Also what is the real weight of it ??? most pages on the internet say it s 790gr (which would be really light !) but some pages also say it's 1070gr ...
[Windows 10, 8, 7, XP etc.] pierro78:
I found the answer : it’s 1006gr : http://win-tab.net/readers_review/voyo_vbook_v1_readers_review_1604031/

(maybe I am going to buy an asus chromebook flip as it can run android apps now …)
[HD2 General] betatest3:
Is there any way to make the HTC HD2 work with T-Mobile's HSPA network on 1900MHz? T-Mobile is shutting down/ has already shut down their 1700/2100MHz HSPA network and has migrated it to 1900MHz, making any 3G phone that is not compatible with 1900MHz HSPA, useless. So if 1900MHz HSPA can be made to work on the HD2, that would be great.
[HD2 General] lolerpro8:
there is no way to modify frequency of your antennas. Only way to access t-mobile 3g for you is to get a new device
[HD2 General] betatest3:
Too bad. So if I want to use an HD2, then I will have to find a carrier that still runs HSPA on 1700/2100MHz.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] kevnuke:
So does anyone else break into a cold sweat at the thought of hacking an $800 device that can't be battery-pulled in an emergency?

Not to mention if the battery dies mid-day you can't swap it for a fully charged one. There are methods of mitigating this inconvenience but there is really no substitute for simply swapping a dead battery with a charged battery that you have on standby.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] daryllh:
Haven't had a removable battery since...2012. Actually, I had a note 4 for about 3 months but didnt need to worry about battery draining to zero.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] nrfitchett4:
Long pressing power button has never failed me to get phone to reboot, even when soft bricking my device.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] _Dennis_:
Swapping a dead battery means I would

1) have to charge another item

2) have to turn off my phone

3) have to carry around a small lithium ion bomb in my pocket with no external protection.

I'll take an external battery pack, at least its less likely to explode if something hits it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] kevnuke:
1) You charge the other item at the same time as the first item. It requires no additional time.

2) If your phone died from a dead battery it would turn off anyway

3) Even if you only had a pocket to carry an external battery instead of a backpack or something similar, I did it for years with phones that had removable batteries and never had an issue.

Frankly if you're getting hit by something with enough force to catastrophically breach a battery, you have more important things to worry about. And anyway, it wouldn't "explode". I'd be more worried about something that really could explode in my pocket, like an e-cig lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] _Dennis_:
Batteries explode not only from external force, but also from shorted contacts (over heated Lithium ion batteries can explode)

Charging a second battery that only works with one phone takes more time (still need my battery pack for my tablet) and more desk space (need a dedicated charger).

A dead phone will turn off, congrats. But an external battery will keep it charged and on, at convienent times (ie before the phone turns off)

It's cool an extra battery works for you. It's not the only way, and Samsung has chosen to remove the removable battery and focus on mAh vs swap ability. The G5 will be a nice phone I'm sure though I'm sure a second battery will be needed to last as long as the 3600 mAh in the edge.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] RevChappy:
You can do the three button reset if the device freezes up. I have a removable battery on my v10 and never need to use my spare. Not worried at all
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] kevnuke:
How close to the hardware is that reset?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] RevChappy:
I'm not following your comment... You just hold the power and volume keys down for 10 seconds and it stimulates a battery pull.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] kevnuke:
I don't care how it works now. I want to know how bad you can screw up a firmware flash and it'll still work.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] evoguy404:
Do we have reactivation lock on this phone? I'm coming from the note 4 and kind of seen it a little useful.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] axion:
G3 cat6 F460-K

I have a mobile T-money card in Korea, but I cannot access the application anymore since rooting and unrooting, since it thinks I'm still rooted, it denies me access. I can still place the phone on the charging modules at stations and charge and check the balance that way, but if I forget my current balance and I am at home, I would like to somehow read what the balance is.

Now I suspect this is all proprietary within the application itself, the app being the only way to access the balance which is stored not on my phone but in their own systems. OR it is the case that just like a card, there is an amount stored within the phone.

Can someone please help me find a way to read this balance?

Thanks very much!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] wise87:
I believe this was brought up before but I couldn't find it. Now that more users in the US are getting there hands on the Kaiser, has anyone found the correct settings to access the MediaNet homepage. I know the normal connections work great for surfing and email. I was just curious. I know the only thing the medianet page will get me is local info, account information and at&t junk such as songs and ringtones. Just wondering.

Thanks
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] robertlewisca:
You can access the MediaNet homepage, no problem. Your data connection should be setup to access wap@cingulargprs.com (username), with a password of CINGULAR1. Then, in proxy settings, if you use the proxy wireless.cingular.com, you'll be able to get to the MediaNet homepage.

I did, however, find that TomTom 6 was not able to connect to its plus services unless I disabled the proxy.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] wise87:
Thanks for the info, it worked. Once I got in, I noticed I wasn't missing anything with the MediaNet home page. :)

At least I know I can do it now. Thanks Again
[General Questions and Answers] Mopson12:
Hi guys!

I bricked my phone I&K ik.. i don't know where can i find STOCK rom to flash.. i dont know what to do. Have someone any suggestion?! :crying::crying::crying::crying:
[General Questions and Answers] Mopson12:
NEED THIS ROM: M6QT81.AXD.H.S9T8H8.0610.v3.01 IF SOMEONE HAVE, SHARE PLEASE
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] barondebxl:
Sup y'all, there's no doubt that the S7 is superior to the S6 in every way. But is it that much superior? The S6 is still one of the best phones available in my opinion. So, previous S6 owners, how do you feel about it? Is it worth spending $700 on the S7 coming from an S6? Cheers!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] thunderroid:
If you want a very good low light camera, or want to capture images underwater, then go for it, otherwise NO
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] gbruyn:
I dunno, I'm not super happy with my S6. It's pretty laggy and slow and not that fluid. For example, I have a full page Chrome boomark widget. When I scroll through that widget, it's very jittery. My S5 was smooth and the S6 isn't. Hopefully the S7 will be better in all aspects. We'll see.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] barondebxl:
Is your S6 on Marshmallow?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] PunishedSnake:
Definitely yes
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] msavic6:
I'm in the same boat and the greatest swing factor for me is battery life at this point. The S6 battery life is mediocre at best and from early impressions, the S7 and S7 edge are doing a lot better.

Beyond that, the rest is really just gravy on top, I'm satisfied with the S6 in all ways except battery life and lowlight performance at times.

In theory the S7 fixes all these issues and further polishes the device as a whole. The only issue is justifying the money to buy it which is all dependent upon if I can sell off my S6.

Regardless, I'm still holding off for official reviews to release before I fully make up my mind and weigh the pros and cons.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] dagrim1:
I'm leaning towards yeah...

For me the sd-card, water-resistance, improved battery life and improved (low-light) camera performance give it a major plus. I actually have the S6 now and really like it, but think I'll upgrade to the S7 afterall. Of course that is all given the money is not a real issue... If you're on a tight budget I'd have to think twice.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] mathieulh:
It's worth it if you want a decent battery life, the Galaxy S6 is pretty inefficient in that regard
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] GZA1337:
not sure if battery life is really that good on the s7... :confused:

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s7/help/battery-life-issues-t3326793

and here

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s7/help/android-android-os-using-50-battery-life-t3327104

I cannot complain that battery life is bad on s6. Don't know why there should be such a big difference. battery is just a little bigger on s7
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] supernova_00:
The battery still lasts a hell of a lot longer than the S6 even with the drain that users are reporting.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] gbruyn:
VZW Slow

No, it's not. Verizon is slow to upgrade!

Is Marshmallow that much better for the S6?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] barondebxl:
BIG TIME
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] adriel161:
So I have installed previously lollipop when first came out manually by flashing it to my device, but ever since that whenever I get a OTA notification about my device having an update available and I try to install it that way I get an error while it tries to install. I now always have to flash the update through my computer. Is there anyway to restore my tablet back to it installing updates on it's own? I have factory reset it and flashed the stock recovery as well, but nothing has worked. Thanks in advance.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] k23m:
Did you flash "recovery.img" only or the entire stock image?

Did you root it or modify anything on the "system" partition?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] adriel161:
I have flashed the entire stock image. As of right now I am on 6.0.1

I have had the device rooted before, but as of right now when I flashed 6.0.1 it is all stock.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] k23m:
In fastboot mode, what is in "PRODUCT NAME", "VARIANT" and "BOOTLOADER VERSION"?

Which exact image was flashed?

Try this:

run: adb logcat -v time > log.txt

go to updates and try to start it

when you see the error, end adb log with ctrl-c

zip up "log.txt" and upload it somewhere

share the link
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] adriel161:
Product Name - flo

Variant - 32G

Boot loader Version - FLO-04.05

Image: razor-mmb29q-factory-0fe7279d

I'll try the second part once I get an update. It's a bit confusing, but hope I can get it right. I'm not super tech savy lol.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] adriel161:
Also another issue I just found that maybe you can help with is I have the 32gb version and it shows less than that available.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] k23m:
OK here. Do you use TWRP? If so, have you mounted as read-write the system partition on the latest OS?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] adriel161:
I have used TWRP, but right now it's on the stock recovery I flashed that came with the image zip.

I believe so. I left it everything on default so if that's how it's set then yes.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] k23m:
I see. Please proceed with logcat log.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] adriel161:
Ok, as soon as I get home I'll give it a try. Hope I get it right lol. Thank you for your help so far.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] adriel161:
I tried doing the log cat, but idk where the file gets saved to? Also once I pressed Ctrl and C nothing happened in the command window.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] k23m:
It's saved in the folder with your ADB app. More info http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1726238
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] adriel161:
Got it. I uploaded it on my dropbox. Here is the link.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ur0kxr2b5dxdmxj/AAD2j3LgamP-9Rzv0fvUCN6Oa?dl=0

Thank you.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] k23m:
Nice log :good:

A few more questions:

did/do you use encryption?

did you modify the "/persist" partition?

do you get the OTA error on a new, clean system without user apps?

did you disable any system services?

As for the last question, I see in your log:

Could not instantiate LocationManager. Google Play Services might be missing.

OTA will not work if some system apps/services are disabled.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] adriel161:
Thanks, and for

1. No I don't think so

2. No, I have not. Not to my knowledge. When I rooted my device it was with the Nexus Root toolkit.

3. Um no I have a few apps I downloaded.

4. No I did not, I went on apps and reset it. Tried to install the update and I got another error. If I disabled a service I wouldn't know how to bring it back.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] k23m:
What's the error message(s)? Does it reboot automatically after you acknowledge it?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] adriel161:
So it starts off like it would install the update. It goes into the bootloader and shows the Android logo with a progress bar then about halfway it stops it just states error and shows an Android with a red "x" on it.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Tmzdroid:
Try the Nexus Root Toolkit by Wugfresh its always worked for me after messing things up on my Nexus devices.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] k23m:
We need to check what's happening halfway there.

download twrp-3.0.2-0-flo.img to your folder with fastboot and adb apps

boot the Nexus in fastboot mode (when off press power+vol.dn), connect it to your PC

PC run: fastboot boot twrp-3.0.2-0-flo.img

when TWRP is up, run: adb shell cat /cache/recovery/* > rec.log

find

rec.log

in your adb folder, zip and attach it to your next post

Note, TWRP is not flashed but only temporarily loaded. You have to do it immediately after the error.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] adriel161:
Cool, got it. It's attached.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] k23m:
Installing update...
28528640 bytes free on /cache (56834504 needed)
no files can be deleted to free space on /cache
unable to make 56834504 bytes available on /cache
script aborted...

There is not enough file space left on the /cache partition, but before we fix it I'd like to see what's in there. Please start TWRP again and run:

adb shell df -h > df.txt
adb shell ls -laR /cache > lscache

Zip

df.txt

and

lscache

files and attach them here.

Next, let's do the fix. Boot in fastboot mode and run: fastboot format cache

Then boot your OS and watch OTA :fingers-crossed:
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] adriel161:
So I formatted the cache and restarted the tablet and I pressed to update, but while installing I got the android with an x. As I mentioned before I don't know what caused this or might be linked to it, but the storage is off I have the 32gb model and it shows only 1.8gb of total memory. If I need to factory reset it, that's fine as I don't have anything important on my tablet.