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[Sony Cross-Device General] ishakcez:
Today I will share with you the Launcher updated with the 6.0 update for Sony Xperia devices Android 5.0 or higher

Now here redistributed without permission from the owner !!!

It is very elegant and beautiful.

The previous version (10.0.A.0.5) according faster and stable.

Features:

-Xperia theme engine is compatible all android devices

-İcon packs compatible all android devices

-Compatible [MENTION=3989065]serajr[/MENTION] xperia xposed and working all android devices

Bugs:not

I suggest you try on all devices,please type test and results.

Download links:

http://d-h.st/ZmFI

İnformation:

Download the zip and flash twrp.

Reboot and enjoy.
[Sony Cross-Device General] ishakcez:
reserved for any questions.
[Sony Cross-Device General] dusan92:
Does it have modern layout, with no app drawer?
[Sony Cross-Device General] levone1:
No, but auto rotate works with Serajr Xposed for lp... (I'm on aosp MM)
[Sony Cross-Device General] Nettttttttto-bra:
Thanks. It works perfectly. You can make a version without the on-screen buttons
[Sony Cross-Device General] capobilo:
Doesn't support Xperia xposed. Dock is not in middle. Worst part is I can't go back to previous version.
[Sony Cross-Device General] brunosp7:
It works perfectly on Z1 compact with kryptonian rom
[Sony Cross-Device General] skyhirules:
Does this update the existing stock launcher on rooted Z1 Compact or is it installed as a seperate launcher? Can Xperia themes be applied n normally? And can widgets be used?
[Sony Cross-Device General] nereis:
which version of serajr xposed does this work with?
[Sony Cross-Device General] maxxx83:
Launcher is great and this is best port thanks to dev.It's not working with serajr's xposed...it's look realy ugly and some things work but most of them it's not.Only if dev is villing to make launcher with more icons in home,drawer and dock and that's will be great.
[Sony Cross-Device General] devilmaycry2020:
didn't work on Z5 5.1.1 non root
[Sony Cross-Device General] pepitoff:
Works well on z3c 5.1.1 Lollipop .232 rooted, disabled signature verification
[Sony Cross-Device General] panchuckles:
Works on lenovo tab 2 a7-20f android 5.0. But i uninstalled, cuz i hate the "search bar"

:\

Anyway thaks you
[Sony Cross-Device General] skyhirules:
Well, since I didn't get any reply yet, I decided to try it. So, the answers to my questions are :

1. It actually replaces the existing one, so you can't go back to the previous version.

2. Yes.

3. Yes.

Overall, it works perfectly fine! Thanks a lot man!

Just do us a favour: keep the launcher updated please!
[Sony Cross-Device General] BlueJeans:
Can you make a nonOSB version of the launcher?
[Sony Cross-Device General] skyhirules:
Just noticed that the homescreen is not rotated when the Z1 Compact is put on the magnetic charging dock...

Can this be somehow fixed please?
[Sony Cross-Device General] NimaXDA:
Unable to download!

Download links:

http://d-h.st/ZmFI

Can someone upload this file to Google Drive? :D

I want to install this on my LG G Pro 2 with CM13
[Xperia Z5 Premium Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abuawaahed:
how to install Xperia Z5 Premium Dual E6833 lollipops 5.1.1 custom recovery like twrp&cwm / root
[HTC One S] rich-thc:
HI,

I have acquired an HTC One S which is in a very sorry state - after power up it comes up with the "This build is for development purposes..." after a few seconds the screen blanks and then the start screen re-appears after a minute or so.

I have installed CWM and flashed various android builds, apparently successfully but still the phone will not boot.

The bootloader displays:

** TAMPERED **

** UNLOCKED **

VLE PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT 2.13.0000

RADIO 1.11.50.05.20

OpenDSP v31.1.0.45.0815

eMMC boot

All the methods for obtaining S-OFF appear to fail and I'm a bit stuck. Anyone any ideas?

Thanks

RIchard
[Xperia SP General] flash-:
hi guys ...i sold my XSP as i have a lot of studying now and i planned to buy a new phone which support MM as an official state to get latest update without the need to take some time in flashing (i love flashing but i can't do a lot of that now because of the studying thing !) ....

shortly i just wanna say that this community was a very kind and a very great one !! i met some awesome people some of them became my friends but it was truly a great experience... i spent a lot of time here so

it's like leaving home

or something believe me :p

so i just wanna say thanks for all the people in this great community ! :good:

and thanks to deves who build great ROMs and kernels starting from 4.1.2 to 6.0.1 which no one thought our device will live that much !

and for sure a

huge big fat enormous thanks to the one and only in this community [MENTION=2233641]Adrian DC[/MENTION]

who worked a lot and still working to get (xsp) still running smoothly ;)

i'll be still here and help if i could help

but for now goodbye xperia sp it was a great experience.... :fingers-crossed:
[Xperia SP General] Iekuta:
Same here ! Thanks to all developers ( [MENTION=5727088]Tomoms[/MENTION] and [MENTION=2233641]Adrian DC[/MENTION] first lol ) for working for our old device :)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] himicky:
When I try to update WM5 from 2003SE, after loaded the image and then become blacksreen and no response...What can I do...Please help !!!

Thank you !!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] cavyman:
First thing you can do: learn how to use the search functionality on this forum before starting a new thread (with a question that has been asked and answered before). :rolleyes:

Take a look at this page starting with post #165:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=330748&page=17

You will find your problem listed by another user and following that post you will find the solution to your problem.

If you are unable to solve your problem after reading those posts, place any further questions in the WM6 A02 RTM thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=330748
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] himicky:
Thanks your comment !!:)

After looked the pages, I still cannot find the answer how to solve my problem. :confused: When I tried to recharge the battery, but the light still shows the red color. And then, I tried to remove the battery for the moment. At the result, my pda still no response and cannot turn on even I press switch + wireless + hard rest.

Can you give some hits how to turn on ??? Please help ....thank you !!:o
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] cavyman:
If you are unable to solve your problem after reading those posts, place any further questions in the WM6 A02 RTM thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=330748
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taioba:
My phone took a very small fall today. When I got it was very dark screen, low resolution and with objects leaving traces on the screen.

I restarted but nothing has been fixed.

He was never unlocked, it is with the original ROM 6.0.

Can anyone help suggest what was wrong and what I could try to fix?

Follow the attached images.

Thank you very much!
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kboya:
Physical damage. You'll need a new screen.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taioba:
Anyone else have an opinion?

Or the diagnosis of damaged hardware is final?
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kevin_Desousa:
I would also agree with this. It seems to be a broken screen.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] tkdsl:
I have seem many accessories from Choetech that answer the USB-C need for a charger and I have the wall adapter that they provide.

But recently i saw the 3 port charger that can charge the Nexus 6P for me and two more devices at the same time.

This is something that I have been stuck with when I travel and I have to bring a separate charger for my nexus 6P.

Enter recently when I revived for review a set of chargers and a Type C cable to check out.

I put together a video for the review.

[YOUTUBE]?v=nT8u_mvNS8Y[/YOUTUBE]

Hope you guys like it.

I think we need more chargers that support both standards and not one for each separately.

thank you
[Nexus 6P Accessories] tkdsl:
Here are the links to the items in the video.

USB-C to USB-C cable

http://amzn.to/1Ossc7i

USB Type C Charger, CHOETECH 39W 3-Port

http://amzn.to/224B9xv

USB Type-C Quick Charge 2.0

http://amzn.to/1Oh6R2n
[Nexus 6P Accessories] lemmyslender:
I was looking for a nice charger for travelling that would support both my 6P and Nexus 7. I ran across an earlier post on this charger and decided to give it a try. I was fortunate enough to get a discount code from Choetech for the charger and some c-c type cables.

The charger is very nice looking, and well packaged. It has a blue led that is not overly bright. Flip out prongs make it nice for traveling. However, the prongs are located about a 1/3 of the way down the body. Potentially this can block the other plug on the outlet (or up to 3 on a power strip). Only the charger is included in the package, no cords are provided.

I used it charge a 6P (27%), Nexus 7 2013 (25%), and a Nexus 5 (45%) at the same time (all on 6.0.1). Using Ampere, the Nexus 6P topped out just over 2.8A, the Nexus 5 just over 1A, and the Nexus 7 just under 1A. Switching cords, ports, and/or removing devices did not impact the charging levels. Using a different charger on the Nexus 7 (also of the 2.4A variety) did not increase the charging rate per Ampere (in fact, it was a bit less).

Although I didn’t time the charging rates, both the 6P and the 5 indicated around 45 minutes to 100% charge (about 20 minutes left once I stopped playing with them). This is certainly in-line with the stock charger on the 6P. The 6P screen indicated rapid charging, both the 5 and 7 indicated charging. While charging all 3 devices, the charger got warm to the touch but not hot. I did not notice any buzzing or other unusual noises from the charger.

Overall, I'm very satisfied with it. Although I couldn’t get the full charging rates, it didn’t fluctuate when removing or adding devices. I suspect it will charge at or near the full rates without any issues. It’s nice and compact for travelling, and should also work nice as a daily charger to reduce clutter. My only complaint is the location of the prongs. If they rotated 90 degrees so that the charger wouldn’t block other outlets, it would be perfect.

I also purchased (at a discount) a 2 pack of type c - c cords. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01AXUASOO The cords appear to be well made, not as heavy duty as some, but not cheaply made either. I used one of the cords when charging my 6P, and got very close to the same charging rate as using the Google supplied cord. The plastic around the plug isn’t oversized and shouldn’t present any problems while using cases with smaller cutouts. The only downside to these cords is that they seem to require slightly more force to unplug than other cords I’ve used. This may or may not improve over time, but I don’t feel it’s enough force that it would damage the phone or charger.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] Haul:
I almost bought this a few weeks ago before realizing:

1) Choetech claims that this can be used for charging MacBooks. The lack of USB PD and max of 5V and 3A means it is way too underpowered to charge a MacBook in a reasonable amount of time. Their advertising is deceitful.

2) Their 1 port charger overheats and makes humming noises. Undoubtedly the result of poor manufacturing and/or design.

3) In the photo of their product on Amazon, the Type-C port is quite clearly bent. You can tell that the metal connector on the cable is inline with the plastic jacket on the cable, meaning that the cable itself is straight but the port on the charger is bent. I can't say if this was a manufacturing defect or if Choetech's marketing team abused the Type-C port before taking a photo, but either way it just looks unacceptable. [IMG="bent port"]http://i.imgur.com/DHWOxnh.png[/IMG]
[Nexus 6P Accessories] initial_k:
It's perfect for what I needed....which was to charge my Nexus 6 Phone and a Samsung Tablet and also Samsung Note 5. With a USB-C to USB-C cable, I was able to charge my Nexus quickly about the same rate as the OEM. Using a USB-C to USB-A cable, the charge speed isn't that great. Also it's pretty big so it took up two power socket on the wall. I like that the prongs are fordable, which makes it compact enough for travel.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] smirkis:
I wouldn't recommend ANYTHING from that company. They cut corners in their engineering department. and don't make things right while using YOU as a beta tester to their beta products. After frying 2 of my phones with their QC2.0 chargers, i still gave them another shot when Type C chargers came out. After 5+ replacements, the over heating and humming continued. They kept emailing me and sending me free replacements that i didn't ask for in hopes i would give them a better review on amazon. NO THANKS.

It might work, today, tomorrow, or a few days. but just know that deep inside their product, something isn't right. they know it. yet they keep selling them and hiding behind the majority of early reviews on amazon. all the products i got from them are in the trash. i paid full price with my own money, i wasn't one of their free reviewers or discounted buyers for an honest review.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] l_stevens:
I have a different experience. I was actually going to write a positive review about this product in March, but hesitated after reading the above, and decided to test further. I have now used it daily for an additional 1 1/2 months. For me, the product works flawlessly. It is as fast as the stock charger. But, what I really like about it is the foldable plug, and the additional (2) USB Ports. This makes it ideal for my office and travel use. As I said, I use it daily, and have had NO issues with noise or overheating. Maybe some of the other reviewers were using early releases. All I can say, is mine works flawlessly, and I would (and probably will) buy it again.
[Nexus 6P Accessories] cabstrak:
Those using this charger, how has it been? I recently ordered this charger and I'm worried because while there are mostly positive review, there's a single review that says the charger melted his cable when he was charging his Nexus 7. He posted the issue to reddit (a quick search would bring it up) and someone else said his 5X was damaged.

Now I'm actually scared I'll damage my devices too.

Now I know there are no perfect chargers or one-charger-to-rule-them-all, and I understand crap happens, maybe they were just unlucky and had a defective product.

I'd much rather get a defective product that stopped working instead of a defective product that has the potential of damaging my device.

But I'd like to hear from more people using this charger. How has it been? Both the USB C and the USB A ports and overall charging experience.
[Huawei Watch] Raintech:
[Question] Huawei Watch 1.4/6 & iOS > Pair lost after every restart of the iPhone

Hi people,

As title says, whenever I restart my iPhone it happens. Watch could never find it again. Touch to reconnect always fail. Restarted both of them, tried many things... I couldn't figure out what's going on...

Until I "Unpair" the watch from settings and return to factory settings.

Any suggestions?

Regards,
[Huawei Watch] data32:
It happens the same to me, iphone 6, but only in night, when I charge the watch, next morning say goodbye connection until I unpair.
[Huawei Watch] BCabrio:
It's strange because on mine it never hapened. More since the last update 1.4/6 it usually reconnects automatically. Try to do a factory resetting of the watch.
[Huawei Watch] Raintech:
Thanks for replying.

I'm not restarting the phone anyway. Immediately after, watch won't connect until unpair or factory reset which are same.

I still couldn't solve it yet. That's why I've figured the other way. Return to all apps after factory reset on-the-fly. Within 5 mins.

Regards,
[Huawei Watch] sfwilliam62:
Reconnection issues with iOS 9.3.1

The same thing just started happening since I did the iOS 9.3.1 upgrade. The only way to reconnect the watch to Android ware is to un-pair and re-pair.

This is a major hassle.

Any ideas or work a around?
[Huawei Watch] Raintech:
Not yet :(

[MENTION=7390016]sfwilliam62[/MENTION] My own work-around is http://xdaforums.com/android-wear/help/guide-reload-facer-watchmaker-fly-pc-t3346176 here, I wrote step by step. This is not a proper solution, hence it gives you advantage of fully-restore within minutes (6-8 minutes, I did it many times).

Wish it will help for now.
[Huawei Watch] cabin8:
Hello guys , some of you are using the Huawei watch with the iphone ? Can you make voice calls ? if you like ? to me just is not the word! Thanks so much
[Huawei Watch] Raintech:
Hi, nope. You can't make calls over the watch when paired with an iPhone.

Not yet, at least...
[Huawei Watch] Citibroker:
Same problem here. Yesterday evening all was running fine. Did not switch off watch or iPhone over night; this morning I can't reconnect. Is there any solution since the last post?
[Huawei Watch] katurras:
I have de same probleme, but with android Phone,

Pair lost after every restart android phone
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] lolimbogdan:
It's pretty late here so i'm going to keep this simple.

I preordered a black s7 the day it was announced, got it on March 7. Had an s6 before.

It's amazing and all, but what was not so amazing for me was the water resistance.

It got pretty dirty after 1 day of use, so I thought it was a good idea to gently wash it with water and soap - Samsung claims it's water resistant, right?

As soon as i finished washing it, the phone started acting like I was pressing the volume down button. Shortly after that, it started showing the wireless charging animation, again and again.

I decided to power it off, I got my hair dryer and I ejected the sim tray ; was very surprised to find water all over my sim card and the sim tray itself. The water damage indicator/sticker was also touched by the water, making it turn from white to red/pink.

After heating it up with the hair dryer moderately, I powered it on. Surprise, it won't get past the "Galaxy S7" boot screen, like most Samsung Galaxy phones do in case water enters the phone.

It was rebooting after 10 seconds and doing the same thing. This lasted for 10 minutes. My biggest concern here was amoled burn in (google it if you don't know what it means). I managed to boot to recovery and power it off.

I waited for this phone a lot, 3 months to be exact, and turning it into a brick after 1 day of having it is not a good feeling at all.

I put my phone in a bag of rice and left it on the desk. 3 hours later (i had to go somewhere), I got it out of the bag of rice, and powered it on. It went to recovery, I chose to reboot to system, and it did boot. All the features and sensors were working.

Last night I tried rebooting it and it would do the same thing like it did after I washed it. Left it in rice overnight and today morning it booted up. So yeah, something is still broken, but at least I have it working now.

I think the soap caused the water to enter the phone.

I suggest you don't try to wash your phone like I did. :p
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] jayochs:
wow. so much for water resistance.

*edit*whoops didn't read the part about soap. yeah, only like lukewarm water they suggest.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Corwinder:
Water Resistant, Not waterproof. Tell Samsung about this and they'll tell you all about it.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Number 6:
Water resistant means just that it doesn't mean that it is solvent or cleaner resistant, no cleaners ever just water I feel your pain sir I had to learn this the hard way as well.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Toss3:
Why on earth did you use soap? :silly:
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] NonXtreme:
Soap lower water surface tension and make water more intrusive though small opening I guess.

So don't use soap lol.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] xxaarraa:
OP, you'll have fanbois jumping all over you wanting to educate you on water resistance and water proof like its rocket science. Point is that they are all wrong. IP 68 means you should be able to do exactly what you did - wash your phone off in water for a few minutes. These S7s just don't seem to be holding up to their IP 68 ratings (I returned an Edge because an underwater photo caused water resistance to fail and fast charging to not work anymore).

Feel your pain. Send it back under buyer's remorse and get another one.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] ironbesterer:
OP used soap. It wasn't the water, it was the soap. Soap is a base and messes up all kinds of things. Possibly reacted with the nano coating or the seals.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] mstrandbo:
I've washed my S5 several times with soap - and that is only IP67-rated. Should be fine.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] the Doctor:
+1

This is a fact:

A few weeks ago I watched a video on how Samsung obtained it's IP68 rating for the S7/E. The video explicitly mentions relying on the surface tension of water to keep it out of microscreens for components like the speaker. Lower the surface tension of water, and it will flow places it didn't before.

Lesson learned for all of us.

Apples to oranges. The two devices have totally different construction. Anyone who takes your advice with an S7/E is headed for the same trouble as the OP.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] mstrandbo:
After checking out a teardown of an S5, I do see the difference speakerwise - the S5 have a selfcontained speaker, which can handle water - while the S7 doesn't and as you said, relies on surface tension. That's not good..
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] the Doctor:
And the S5 doesn't have internal gaskets on an SIM/SD slot or it's USB port.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Cst79:
You should have learned at the physics classes in school that water does not conduct electricity, but as soon as you add soap it becomes a conductor. So you have shorted all the exposed connections, like the USB pins, headphone jack pins and what not. The water resistance of the phone is not based on protecting the SIM tray, the seals are between the SIM tray and the rest of the phone, so you also shorted the SIM contacts.

At least now you know :)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] lolimbogdan:
And that's why all my phone's features still work and nothing is damaged?

Thanks to everyone who replied to my thread, I went today to the carrier I bought the phone from (Orange)'s store and they told me to send it to warranty, and that's what i'm going to do. Hopefully i get my phone replaced, lol

It sucks that if i want it to boot i have to wait a day with my phone in rice, that also means bye bye installing new firmware which is the reason why i'm sending it to warranty since I always loved flashing custom roms, besides that I wouldn't really mind waiting a day for it to boot but I'm afraid that one day it will not boot anymore.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] xxaarraa:
You don't have "buyer's remorse" where you live? Here in the US, we get 14 days (20 in some cases) to return the phone no questions asked for a full refund.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Corwinder:
Hmmm, I could swear I saw somewhere that Samsung will look for the white tags that turn pink when wet. If they see that the tag got wet then they won't honor a warranty. Not sure if this is true but somewhere today I read that. I think it was that tear down of the S7 ifixit did. or it was a link from there.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] the Doctor:
You can see them clearly in this video:

[YOUTUBE]A_S6pL5pznA[/YOUTUBE]​