yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5m4r7ph0n36uru:
I'd suggest downloading the drivers again and first of all try with another USB data cable. If it doesn't show up at all, it sounds as if you got a connection problem. So could also be caused by a defective cable and/or USB port on your phone.

I'd check the following:

1) try connection to another USB port

2) try with another data cable

3) download latest HTC drivers from HTC.

Send by the swarm intelligence of my coffee machine ?.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jerrel7:
I had this happen to me and to resolve it I went into the C: drive of my computer and in the program files folder I located the HTC folder. Once there I looked for the apk files that allow you phone to connect to HTC sync. If I remember correctly, I copied apk file #2 to my phone and installed it. Once it was install that issue went away. To be on the safe side, copy and install each apk file one at a time(there should be 5 of them) to your phone. Only one of them will install the others will not. This will help you to locate and install the correct apk file. Once you have found and installed the correct one, you can removed the other apk files that wouldn't install and reboot your phone. After that connect your phone to your computer, and htc sync and adb should recognize your device. There is a thread on this but I can not remember where to locate it.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rem14:
Hey guys, I have a I337M device running JDC AOSP 6.0.1 and want to give a try on another Android MM Rom but the majority are only for Jfltexx devices. I've seen that they have, almost I think, the sames specs. So, can I turn my I337M into a I9505 for install ROM? If yes, how...?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rhoban:
Most roms usually also support CMDA devices.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
Many ROMs designed for the Qualcomm s4 will run on the i337m. I'm not even sure you could convert the i337m into an i9505.
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] km8j:
Does the Marshmallow update bring VoLTE for TMOUS on the version with the fingerprint sensor?
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] km8j:
Bump
[HTC Excalibur] .PoNeH:
Hey guys, I don't know if many of you use the Voice Recording capability, but I do... a lot. I constantly find myself running low on storage memory (after about 7 mins. of recording) because it is recording to the device's memory rather than my 2GB storage card. I don't see any settings to have it save to the memory card, so I was wondering if there is another way around it. Perhaps a registry tweak or third party program.

Thanks in advance...
[HTC Excalibur] Lady D:
u can easily find a 3rd party soft. use google )
[HTC Excalibur] .PoNeH:
You're sooo useful. Google? What is that? Please explain.

Honestly, if everyone was supposed to do research to find things, no message board would survive.

Tip: Next time, don't reply. ;)
[HTC Excalibur] stickman:
Resco Audio Recorder and Vito AudioNotes should do the trick.
[HTC Excalibur] .PoNeH:
I'll give Resco a try. I tend to like their software. Thanks for the info man.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Curien1:
[IMG="asas"]http://postimg.org/image/vwlghr5bl/[/IMG]one day ago i root my cellphone and since that the problem start, today i apply the unroot option that the SuperSu have but it still the same.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] umuturunc:
You can try flash stock rom via Odin

GT-I9190 cihazımdan Tapatalk kullanılarak gönderildi
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] satanxda:
So I got myself a Galaxy S7 (SM-G930F) to replace my almost 2 year old Galaxy S5. After a few days of usage, here is what I think.

What I

like

on S7 compared to S5:

- much more responsive interface and overall experience, UI feels silk-smooth, the phone is properly fast

- all glassy (front and back) and beautiful, feels expensive (judging from posts on this forum, a very important feature for some users ;])

But that's about all to like. And this is what I

dislike

about it:

- While glass back of S7 looks very nice, it is much more slippery than plastic back of Galaxy S5. It is so slippery, that sometimes it is scary just to take it out of the pocket. So while I never needed a case with my S5, I may need it with S7

- No IR blaster. No idea why Samsung ditched such useful feature (LG G5 has it). It is very small and exists in waterproof S5, so space and waterproof-ness should not be a problem. And it is really useful, because you can skip renting remotes for TV and airco units in the hotels, if you already have IR blaster on your phone. So, Samsung, why to remove a useful feature which is also fun and helps to save money?

- No removable battery. This is not a very big issue for me, since I rarely needed extra battery on my S5, but some people (especially those traveling) are relying on it. Definitely nice to have in a phone. However, it may be that having non-removable battery helped to achieve IP68 dust/water-proof rating compared to IP67 on S5.

- Only 32 GB version at launch. Keeping in mind that Samsung gives away Samsung Gear VR virtual reality headset with all S7 pre-orders (and VR demos/games take lots of space), 32GB suddenly does not seem quite a lot.

- Finally (and this annoys me most, since I am living in a place where winter is something that happens every year), for some unfathomable reason Samsung removed "Touch Sensivity" option from the ROM, which allows to operate the phone with the gloves on. This is just a software feature (since the touchscreens are crazy sensitive these days anyway) and it doesn't cost anything for Samsung to keep it in the phone. Nevertheless, on a new Galaxy S7 it is nowhere to be found. Samsung, are you listening - what the hell??? Now we can only hope someone (maybe even from XDA developers) will add this feature back as a standalone program/xposed framework module/etc.

There is one more problem - there is still no root for SM-G930F, at least not yet, but hopefully Chainfire will soon get his hands on it. So overall, even if the phone is faster and smoother, compared to Galaxy S5, it feels more like downgrade than the upgrade...

Best,

satanxda
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Nequs:
One of the primary reasons as for why Samsung went for the complete glass redesign on the S6 (and later the S7) were the lackluster sales of the S5 as compared to the S4, the best selling android phone of all time. According to a list on wikipedia the S5 sold approximately 11 million units, while it's predecessor landed at an impressive 80 million. This probably wasn't the only reason for the design change though, as Samsung have been going after Apple's marketshare aggresively in the past two releases.

The removable battery and IR blaster were most likely removed because there were too few people using them.

I agree completely on the last two points though. It's odd if they removed the touch sensitivity thing, but there might be a technical reason behind it.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] tensux:
i just upgraded from the s5 to the s7 as well. I agree the back s5 felt a lot better in hands. I hate using a case, it defeats the purpose of making the phone so thin. I also didnt realize that there is no IR blaster until i read your post. whats move fun than getting drunk in bar and changing the tv channels or turning up or down the music
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] peachpuff:
So the better camera, bigger battery, higher res screen, no ugly waterproof flaps you don't like? You're right it really is a downgrade, but only in your eyes.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] AngioNicholai:
Lol
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] FlyingColors:
Last year "No expandable storage! Screw you Samsung"

gives expandable storage

This year "Only 32GB's? Screw you Samsung!"

samsung cry cry
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] satanxda:
Don't get it wrong - this post is not about the inevitable progress in CPU, screen and camera areas. It is about Samsung killing useful features for no reason.

P. S. You loose 4 Megapixels for camera as well with S7, so it may not be a camera upgrade in all ways ;] And the bigger battery only compensates for more pixels on the screen.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Synyster06Gates:
:eek:

Uhh no. Megapixels do not make a quality camera. That's like saying your S5 would be an "upgrade" over some DSLRs. The reason some of the features were removed is just that they aren't practical. Sure, the IR blaster is cool, but I played with it once and never used it again. I'd imagine that's how 95% of the people who buy the phone are.

32gb internal memory is not a problem when you have 200gb expandable storage.

Removable battery is a non issue when you have both QC2.0 wired charging and fast wireless charging. If you're that concerned, buy a $20 power bank and charge your phone 3+ times on a single charge.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Corwinder:
I went from an S5 to the S7 too. Expandable storage is a must. Hands down it's an upgrade. Yeah, I was bummed there was no IR blaster but then after setting it up on my S4 and S5 later I found I never used it. Wireless charging is built in and on the S5 you had to add it on and if you wanted a case after going wireless charging on the S5 you were limited. Wife heard the S7 didn't have that flap on the USB port and immediately said order me one. Granted root is not available yet but how soon after the S5 came out did it get root? Themes built in........ I can go on and on and on.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] hella356:
Things I don't like compared to my S4:

No removable battery - this I think I can live with without much angst, although I'd prefer removable

Glass back - slippery and fragile, might force me to use a case, which adds bulk that I do not like and have never needed with any phone. I really don't care at all what it looks like

Size and weight - about same width and thickness, but it's unnecessarily tall, and it's substantially heavier, which is a negative and will be an even bigger negative if I have to use a case

Otherwise, it's a pretty sizable upgrade in every other way. 32GB - hopefully there will be a 64GB or 128GB variant that will fully work on T-Mobile (WiFi calling is still an important feature to me), although it is a step up from the 16GB that I'm used to, and I can plunk in my 128GB SD.

I'm going to wait for prices to drop a bit, for Samsung to push out an update or two, and see how root/ROMs shake out.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] TonyStark R.I.P.:
On paper, the Galaxy S7 camera has lower specs: 12 MP on the back (compared with the S6 16 MP) and 5 MP on the front. While the new camera may produce a lower number of pixels, it makes up for this with dual-pixel technology; a feature that promises an increase in image clarity despite the lower pixel numbers.

The S7's camera focuses up to four times faster than the S6's. The camera's aperture is also lower, at f / 1.7, which means better low-light performance. Together, these enhancements mean that the Galaxy S7 focuses up to four times faster in low-light conditions and twice as fast in daylight.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] satanxda:
Well, you said it - faster focus in exchange for a loss of 4 Megapixels. Less megapixels is not necessary a bad thing if the pixels are bigger (this way you get less noise), but it is still 4 Megapixels less ;] (which matters since there is no optical zoom in the phone, so zooming digitally means cropping your photo)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] cyko:
Thank you for sharing this deal breaking piece of information, looks like I'm stuck with my S5. It's frustrating that Samsung never really "gets it". They can't compete with Apple on design aesthetics, they can't compete with Nexus on Android integration. We buy Samsung phones because they have features that other manufacturers overlook. I love my S5 because it's better than my S2. I would love the S7 if it was better than the S5, but it's not. Removing valuable features keeps people from upgrading. If you're correct about this being a software feature, there is hope, but I'm guessing it's hardware.

32 GB Memory with no 64 GB Option = Unforgivable

Loss Of IR Blaster = Not a deal breaker for me, but I understand why this will piss a lot of people off.

Loss Of FM Radio = Could care less.

Loss Of Removable battery = Get over it, fast charging and portable chargers are perfectly acceptable solutions for me.

No Root = I used to care about this, but it bothers me less and less with each new version of Android. I just don't have the time to invest in the complications of rooting anymore. Being on Verizon just makes this worse.

No USB 3 = Bummer, doesn't make sense to remove it.

I'm headed to the Verizon store with my motorcycle gloves to see what happens. If there's a complete loss of touchscreen functionality, I'll probably just keep going with my S5.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] LKS007:
i bought the same phone today and it shows signal without putting the sim on.//

how to remove this??
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] satanxda:
I don't think you can remove it - it's for emergency calls
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] ben805:
The S7 camera kicks butt, that's coming from someone who use the Canon 5D3 regularly with 35L II, 85L II, 100L 2.8 IS macro, and 70-200L 2.8 IS II lens. I would gladly take lower aperture and give up few megapixel, hell...if S7 came with f/1.4 lens I wouldn't even mind going down to 6~8MP. You shouldn't use your phone to make poster or big prints to hang on your wall so anything more than 8MP on a phone camera is just gimmicky. LOL
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Norbzzz:
I agree. I have my self a Canon 6D with high end lenses. The S7 photo quality is really impressive for such a small piece of hardware. Even with less Mpx, the sharpness is way better than with the S6, and the low light photos are impressives. And you can get the Raw. Photographers that opened the RAW files in lightroom are generally impressed by the overall quality of this phone. Hell, I'm finally happy to be able not to bring my DSLR for every situation I might take a photo.

I compared my old S4, my wife S6, and my workplace iphone 6S, believe me, the S7 is the only one that can actually be compared to compact camera
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] jmindset:
So the s7 camera is a beast? Im an android fan and i admit that in the past apple had the best mobile cameras. The note 3 and 4 had great cameras as well. I think android surpassed apple in the mobile camera area.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] InterFace86:
I upgraded from S5 also and only feature i really miss is IR.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Corwinder:
Ok so the only feature I miss is an unlocked bootloader. I miss my root
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] _Gir_:
Hello Mr Satan of XDA. Try to not get wrapped up in the trendy things that others complain about. I can relate, I had the Samsung Omnia, S4, S5, S6 and now S7.

I do agree a little here. I love the visual appeal of the s7 so much more than the S5. S5 was not an attractive $600 device that connects with every aspect of my life. It was ugly but still a tool. But because the S5 was plastic, if it banged against something it generally bounced back with only a scuff on the paint. The concern on the S7 is the metal ring, if it hits something it'll likely stay dented. I never had a case on the S4 or S5, but for the S6 I got this super low profile case. I haven't found one for the s7 yet.

This is my only real gripe. We actually lost functionality. I used it when whenever a situation presented itself.

I'm so sick of this one.

I travel internationally a lot (e.g. right now!). Why on earth would I carry another tiny battery in my pocket that is only compatible with one device? I carry a cheap battery charging pack that I got on amazon. It has way more power than a cellphone battery and charges anything else that uses USB.

I believe that water proofing is much more valuable and protects my investment from accidental spills at a bar, pool, you name it. Samsung got it right.

It keeps the cost down. Android is all about cloud storage these days and google works hard to make it easy. Besides, for those who want more local storage, MicroSD cards more inexpensive than additional built in memory.

Interesting point. They do have those touchscreen gloves. But that is more money and sometimes it's not the glove that you like.

I always root as well. But so far with apps like package disabler I haven't been too concerned this time around.

For the camera concerns...

Megapixels?! This is still a thing? Megapixels do not mean better image quality in a similar way that processor speed does not mean better performance. Besides some guy on the internet said the S7 has the best cellphone camera on the market!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] cukhai:
Touch Sensitivity is hardware-dependent. S5 use Synaptics touch controller which can use glove and S7 use Samsung chip can't do this
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] GZA1337:
the galaxy s5 is UGLY as HELL. This should be reason enough to upgrade to s6 or s7.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] the Doctor:
An article on this very issue. I respect Martonik's opinion:

http://www.androidcentral.com/should-you-upgrade-galaxy-s7-galaxy-s5

tl;dr "Is this even a contest? No, it is not."
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] felixthecat:
I never used the Irish on the s5 . A spigen and screenknight protect it enough I hope. I miss my 8000 zerolemon on the s5. So eagerly await a battery case.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] billc.cn:
Things I like about S7 compared to S5 (Moore's Law improvements aside):

* Camera performs really well in low-light conditions and starts up much faster

* More functional multi-window feature

Features missing/broken:

* Much weaker signal (S5 on 2 bar LTE and S7 no signal?!)

* Touch screen responsiveness/misfire issues (when the fingers holding the phone touches the edge too much)

* Missing minor software features that I use a lot:

* Can't hide icons or get app info from the app drawer

* Can't make app drawer stay in alphabetical order

* Can't prevent saved Wi-Fi profiles from auto-connecting

* Soft key LEDs can't be turned off

* "Air view"/hovering in calendar (S Planner) and lists with a lot of texts

* Bugs:

* WiFi login feature gets triggered on network with no login and prevent WiFi usage unless you manually select the hotspot and dismiss the login screen

* Bluetooth file transfer not very reliable

All in all, I am not sure upgrading gave me much value apart from a speed improvement which I am sure will go away in a few years just like it did for my previous phones...
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] nexy33:
want an IR blaster Pick up a gear 2 or gear 2 neo, never used it on my s5 last year went with a lg g4 as it had removable battery and expandable storage also had an IR blaster tbh it's the worst phone I have owned, the touch screen had issues till a software patch 5 months after launch and overheating issues the last patch that improved 4g on it meant 90% of my battery usage was cell standby, s7 is by far the best phone I have owned. if it's too slippy fit a set of screen knight skins or dbrand if you want to add some individuality.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] MattBooth:
I put a case on ALL my phones. Rather that then drop it and it breaks. Not rocket science. Plus I went for the Samsung Upgrade program, so I'd like to get a new phone in 12 months, and to do that I need the phone to be in a good condition. And, the case I chose adds a lot of grip.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] NSRacer:
Switched carriers and upgraded to an S7, so I have my stock OE2 phone that I'm supposed to send to AT&T so they can payoff my balance with VZW. My question is, since this is the last root-able OTA from VZW, would it be worth the effort to put it for sale privately and just pay off the balance with VZW rather than send it in to AT&T? In looking around on CL it seems that most used S6s are going for about my payoff, so I'm not sure it'd be worth the effort, but for the right buyer that REALLY has to have root, who knows...

Thoughts?

David
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] matt1733:
I would put it on swappa and see what you can get.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] twiz0r:
I doubt it honestly. Most people who care about root have moved on lol. Never hurts to try. Good luck!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] NSRacer:
Yep, I think you're right. I went on Swappa after Matt mentioned it and I see them going for $300-$325 all day long. Not worth the effort at this point. Now, the Wife's iPhone 6S seems to be raking it in still! $500 and up for that thing!! That's crazy!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] el6006:
When I decide to sell mine, I'll be lucky to get 250 for it seeing as I tripped Knox on it and that means no Samsung Pay. Oh well.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] isruco:
How can I tell if I tripped Knox? I used ping pong to root my phone back in June 2015 and do not recall if it tripped it or not. I am still on the CleanRoom - 1.5 OE2 android version 5.0.2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6] twiz0r:
"Knox status Samsung" app in play store is an easy way
[Android Head-Units] Quiksmage:
Hi guys,

I have a carjoying unit with a rk3188

I currently have a freedompop phone giving wifi access to my head unit based on when it's charging using tasker and putting it in airplane mode otherwise. This works great and gives me about 15-20 days without turning my car on before the phone will die.

However, if I were to want to eliminate the need for an extra phone sitting in my car, which freedompop dongle will work with the device?

I specifically want a hands-off approach where I don't have to worry about battery levels. So, having the unit power on and off with the car is needed.

Is there a freedompop device that is compatible with the usb ports on the android head units? OBD II would be preferable, but I doubt freedompop is going to have those anytime soon.
[Android Head-Units] robdavidson:
[/QUOTE] However, if I were to want to eliminate the need for an extra phone sitting in my car, which freedompop dongle will work with the device?

I specifically want a hands-off approach where I don't have to worry about battery levels. So, having the unit power on and off with the car is needed.

Is there a freedompop device that is compatible with the usb ports on the android head units? OBD II would be preferable, but I doubt freedompop is going to have those anytime soon.[/QUOTE]

Hi, I use a straightalk hotspot. It is solely for wifi access to the HU. It is plugged directly to the usb so it gets power whenever truck is on. It doesn't broadcast SSID for security, runs WPA/2 , set for short range and powers off when wireless stops requesting after 30 minutes. I control the access by selecting wifi on or off so to save on data usage. I got 4Gigs for 2 months for $40.

I would recommend selecting one of the freedompop hotspot, and adding it to your freedompop acct. It should work nicely.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aadarsh Gupta:
In my HTC Desire 620G i am not able to connect usb otg after flashing CM12.1 Unofficial previously on stock rom it was working well any solution for this?

Thanks in advance
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aadarsh Gupta:
Problem solved by myself if any 1 facing same download usb otg helper
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gravemind2015:
[MENTION=5901951]Aadarsh Gupta[/MENTION] : Didn't want to hijack the thread but,do you use dot view case? If so,did you manage to get the app working in cm12.1?

And please tell,from where did you port cm12.1.I tried porting a few from mtkroms.com but could not solve sensors issue along with dot view app not working.Thanks.[emoji39]

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aadarsh Gupta:
Yeah dot view was not working don't remembered about sensors now i am not using htc anymore switched to OnePlus 3