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[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guyshelpmeplease:
You mean te wakelock has nothing to do with facebook??

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[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amirage:
Nope...I don't have Facebook installed yet it shows up...
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sergiual:
Same problem here
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] christopherrrg:
It may have to do with the fact that it's packaged into the system. After you removed Facebook did you have an apk with the default Droid logo in /system/priv-app/ ?

I had to remove that as well.
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guyshelpmeplease:
Yeah thanks in system priv app/were 4 apps with ..._FB. Removed them. Now i must test it these days.

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[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guyshelpmeplease:
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Result is that the wakelock is there again. I sarched in root folder for fb and got these results.

What does this mean? Isnt it related to facebook?

Can anyone search for fb in root folder too and look if you have this folders and documents too??

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[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OMizz rana:
Facebook and Samsung together are spying on us. We are doomed :/ R.I.P
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] mrja22:
So not sure if this has already been posted and / or discussed elsewhere. Did a quick search and didn't find anything.

I was having pretty decent battery life on my s7 edge, but still getting random wakelocks that were only stopped by a restart. I was using package disabler to disable bloatware etc.

Usually it would show up as Android OS which was causing the stay awake. Device would not go into deep sleep when this was happening.

A bit of playing around and I noticed once the wakelock started I could get it to stop by restarting the phone or turning off bluetooth. I use android wear so turning off bluetooth wasn't an option.

Some googling led me to this thread http://xdaforums.com/nexus-6p/help/bluetooth-causing-wakelock-t3237226

Mentions gas buddy app causing wakelock due to polling location via bluetooth (beacons...?), and some sort of bug or bad programming being the main culprit. Anyway, point being once I removed gas buddy everything was great and I had no more extended wakelocks for no reason.

I hadn't seen anyone post it in here, and clearly it does have the same issues on our phones. I see a lot of people talking about bad battery life, so hopefully this helps.

Keep in mind that gas buddy isn't the only app which has issues like this - it just seems to be the most common one. Check your apps as while it might not report it that way, but could be the root caused of wakelocks and subsequent bad battery life.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] GiancarloMorr24:
Related question: How are you determining wakelocks? Are you rooted?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] mrja22:
I am not rooted. This makes the whole wakelock detecting a whole lot harder.

I simply use cpuspy and watch when the phone isn't going into deep sleep, but rather idling at the lowest cpu speed. This usually means a wakelock so I head over to the battery section in settings and look at what is listed there for stay awake times. this is what lead me to android os, and then bluetooth (as android os aggregates a lot of different services into it's stats)
[AT&T LG G3] Tool Belt:
Just got this back from ATT. I can go to one of the pay sites (any suggestions?).....but I am rather dismayed by the "....no longer supported...." verbiage.

Thank you for contacting AT&T about unlocking your mobile device.

Unfortunately, your unlock request was denied because:

Your device is no longer supported, and we can no longer obtain the unlock code from the manufacturer.

Questions? Please call 800.331.0500, or dial 611 from your AT&T wireless phone.
[AT&T LG G3] autosurgeon:
Yeah I suspect that means no update either..I am done buying devices from carriers.
[AT&T LG G3] aybarrap1:
Yep... Figures. The AT&T way of getting yet another one over on its customers. I too moved away from carrier branded devices. Picked up the Moto X Pure for myself and got my wife an non branded unlocked S6.
[AT&T LG G3] Tool Belt:
Thanks, contemplating a trip to Europe, would be nice to be able to pop a pre-paid SIM in. Being rooted and running Fulmics should not present a problem, correct?
[AT&T LG G3] vlase_2:
I think you have to return to the stock firmware in order for the unlock code to work. A year ago i purchased a code from a website for a samsung with cyanogenmod on it, and I had to flash the stock firmware to be able to use the code.
[AT&T LG G3] Tool Belt:
Grrrr. Rocking Fulmics 5.0 at the moment and not all that interested in returning to stock.
[AT&T LG G3] vlase_2:
The unlock is permanent. Once unlocked you can return to Fulmics
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NodCom:
Hello,

First, I want to say that I hope this is in the right subforum. Otherwise, please, move this thread.

So I have a big issue with using Cyanogenmod 12 and 13 on two totally different devices; the international version of Samsung's Galaxy S4, and the OnePlus One. Installing either version of Cyanogenmod works perfect, but as soon as OpenGApps is flashed (Tried nano, pico...) and Android is loaded up, it gets stuck in an infinite stream of crash messages, telling me that "Unfortunately, the process com.google.process.gapps has stopped."

I have found a fix.

BUT this only works on CM13. If you click-spam your way through the first time launcher, then navigate to Settings and find System Restore and perform said operation, then the crashes with magically go away and the phone will run without any problems at all. This is good enough for my OnePlus One.

However: There is no stable build of CM13 for the Galaxy S4 international, in the latest Nightly-build I tried for it, call audio was not working at all.

Does anyone know why this is happening, and how do I go about fixing this, other than the solution I found above?

Help is much appreciated!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NodCom:
I really suspect it being an OpenGApps issue. Though I do not understand why as the same build/phone has worked fine with it before.

Are there any reliable alternatives?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mgs1994:
i have ported flyme os using android kitchen i followed all the steps but its showing binary error while flashing installation aborted .. please help me how over come this problem i have been trying various methods but they all showing sme error after porting it and while flashing :crying: :crying:
[P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkadder312:
Hello people I am currently on ALE-L21C432B133 android 5.0 emui 3.1 can anyone help me upgrade to marshmallow be it Beta or Full Marshmallow in steps.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] dandv:
My S7 Edge G935FD (dual SIM international version) gets only "4G" on T-Mobile in the San Francisco Bay Area, and never "LTE". Is this a "4G vs. LTE" naming issue, or does it lack the band T-Mobile requires for LTE? It also gets "H+" often, in the same location that my old S5 had full bars LTE.

Speed tests with the SpeedSpot app range from 17Mbps to 33Mbps down, and 3.75 to 7.5Mbps up on "4G", but only 5Mbps down and 1Mbps up in H+ areas.

I bought it from tropical_mobile on eBay.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] kvsandeepreddy:
I think 4g and lte are the same..
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] shollywood:
Just naming issue with international version.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] maroc84:
[MENTION=4378513]kvsandeepreddy[/MENTION] is right.

LTE means LongTermEvolution which is the so called 4th generation of Mobile Networks. So LTE is 4G

1G = Analog mobile Network, I think

2G = GSM and EDGE

3G = UMTS and HSDPA

4G = LTE
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] kvsandeepreddy:
FD version is released for asian countries... back in india we use 4g instead of lte
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] dandv:
Poorer connectivity on S7 than S5

Well, that means that the S7 dual-SIM gets poorer reception than my old single-SIM S5:

In the same spot in the building (at my work desk), I'd get full LTE bars on the old S5, but only H or H+ at best on the new S7 Edge dual SIM. In practice this means ~6x slower downloads and ~7x slower uploads. Pretty ****ty.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] kvsandeepreddy:
Phone being a dual sim doesnt usually affect the sig al strength.. maybe the inbuilt receiver in s7 edge is defective.. heard some other people complaining about the signal strength too
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] miller1821:
No that's not what it means. The g935fd version is meant to be able to switch to any international firmware version. There are several different modems for each region. You are going to just have to flash different modems in Odin and see which one works best for your region. This does not trip knox or void warranty as long as you do it right because you are flashing official modems. As I said in the other thread you were in, do your research.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] schnowdapowda:
Can someone link me to the best modem to used on the dual sim model in the states?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] ChristopherXDA:
Which modem did you end up using? I am also wondering which version is best in the US.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] chatchatchat:
Wondering if you ever solved this issue. I would like to also buy this version and use it on band 12 with TMO.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] ChristopherXDA:
I'm just using the UAE firmware that the duos came with. It's updated with the June security patch. Only issue I've had is slower than normal download and upload speeds on at&t. It's not that big of a deal, just annoying. I think it has more to do with atts provisioning on their network. I'll post a solution if I figure it out, whether it's a different csc, apn settings or some device setting on my account.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] thunderroid:
4G is called LTE in USA. If you are getting 4G. That means you are getting LTE.

Cheers.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] ChristopherXDA:
Yes, you are correct. However, I should have clarified that my statement is based on connection speed tests not on network symbols in notification bar. My slower speeds are in comparison to other 4g devices being tested in the same location on the same network.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] midnight101:
Yep. I can confirm the same thing. I have 2 s7 edges. One is a DUOS and the other is AT&T branded. Tested both repeatedly and found that the AT&T branded device is getting way faster speeds than the DUOS. In my particular area the AT&T phone was reaching up to 60 Mbps while the DUOS was only hitting 30-40 Mbps. Very curious on how to fix this since this phone has all the necessary bands to support LTE in the states.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] ChristopherXDA:
At least you're getting that. My speed tests are consistently in the .72 to 5 Mbps range on the DL and 1-7Mbps on the upload, which is basically about half to a third of what my other AT&T devices are getting in the same location at same time.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] midnight101:
Wow your right that is abysmal. Have you tried installing LTE Discovery and comparing the two devices? Check to see if they are connecting to the same towers.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] aergern:
It's not just the bands. AT&T is known for prioritizing their branded phones vs. BYOD phones. It's done by EMEI ... they have a list of all their branded models in a DB and they get priority. TMO doesn't much care. I tested my Duos yesterday and TMO gave me 59.4/12.8 network transfer. It's as good as my 6P. My AT&T sim is in sim1 and is restricted to 2G which is fine since I need calls and texts only from it since it's a work #.

And it does support most of AT&T's bands except band30 which is really new. 4G everywhere else is LTE here as was said in other responses in this thread. It's most likely AT&T deprioritizing the phone as it's a BYOD.

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It doesn't have band 12 so I'd save your money. Band 12 is just the deeper penetration 700mhz anyway which around me (SF area) can't be found. My Nexus 6P which has band 12 never connects to anything but band 4 .. ever.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Player04:
Same crap... If it bothers you flashes the csc
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] naruto.ninjakid:
I noticed this as well with my 6p. Supposedly band 12 was to save us all but my phone prefers band 4. I only got a glimpse of band 12 the other day then the phone switch switched back to band 4 when I toggled wifi on and off.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] aergern:
Yeah. This is why it wasn't a huge deal for me. The S7 being waterproof, dual sim (work phone sim and personal) and other such things were a consideration for me. Also, the last 6.0.1 update pretty much killed rooting and having Android Pay work at all without a bunch of work .. so I pulled the trigger on this Duos. I get about 48M down and around 13 - 18M up with the Duos on TMO. It's connection is as good as the 6P in the SF area. And it still goes to H in my building at work or no signal ... same as the 6P did and the Nexus 6.

Duos is a decent phone. Now .. the free 256GB card Sammie was offering has to go into appeal because the EMEI isn't a U.S. EMEI. I expect to get screwed on that offer. It was one of my top 5 reasons. But I did the acetone wash on the TMO sim and tack glued it to a 128GB sdcard and everything works. So AT&T sim, TMO sim and 128GB of SD. All in all a win.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] roy331:
Lte Band 12

I think your issue with getting t- mobile LTE service is band 12 600mhz I have the same phone and it seems to freely connect to band 4 and 2 but doesn't seem to hold on to the band 12 connection I've been using LTE discovery to watch my connection. I also have my phone connecting LTE and saying no data service

available.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] skivnit:
Was wondering why there's not a custom kernel for the exynos variant ?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] strikerdj2011:
i am wondering the same thing aswell still very early tho device is not even a month old yet
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] MRDOCA:
Echorom has a custom kernel. Not stable yet. Few reboots. But it's good that progress has started
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] skivnit:
Thought freidreich left yesterday
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] strikerdj2011:
chucked his toys out the pram but back working on it now
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] petargreat:
I just bought from ebay an used Photon Q 4g LTE xt897 with sim-mod flashed with CM 12.1 lollipop 5.1.1.

It works fine, but when I left it unattended for some time it shuts off itself. Any suggestion??

for example, i can put it on the desk for some time and it will just power off without any warning..

another example, when i am riding public transportation i put the phone into the pocket, so when i take it

to see what time is or something else it is off. I change power savings from balanced to performance and it

kind of helped a little, but still it shuts off.

When I realize it is turned off, i try to turn it on by pressing the power key and nothing happens. If i press power + volume down nothing

happens as well. If i try power + volume up or power + volume up + volume down key it will prompt me with fast boot loader screen.

If i then press power + volume down it will boots up and works well up to the point where it will turn itself off.

Any suggestions?

I was thinking it could be poor connection between the battery or phone, but it would not be case if the phone is left on the desk...

anyhow thanks in adv.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] rabinhood:
Sounds like a hardware issue.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] palmwangja:
Definitely a hardware issue, CM has been quite stable these days.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] stoto:
Hi folks!

I have bought a Pannon sim card with 3g internet access(Pannon is the 3rd carrier in hungary like vodafone and tmobile). My uni just keep searching for network after i enter the PIN. Its fully unlocked and supercid. Currently using a wm6 rom. The same uni works with the other 2 carriers sim card and the Pannon sim card also works in other mobile phone. I have noticed that in the network wizard there are no Pannon network under hungary panel.(But also no vodafone and uni works with vodafone card).

Is there anything that i can do with this? I am very dissappointed, now i have a 3g acces and cant use even direct push :(.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] bili:
I had the same problem with vodafone & wm5. Hard reset solved it.

Try to ask here in hungarian: http://www.pdamania.hu/forum/forum1.php3?topic=12458&y=10&x=0
[G4 General] Chillaxed:
I have just spent all day on the phone after the service center and LG tried telling me that the screen being cracked voids the warranty even though it's a known issue that the G4 has motherboard failures constantly. Their warranty says that physical damage is not covered under warranty. that does not mean that the warranty is void if there's a dent in the phone and the motherboard failed because they already know that they fail. don't let anyone tell you otherwise, LG just gave me a reference number to give to the service center telling them to just change the board and don't touch the screen. the service center tried telling me that since it's cracked and they go in and try changing it, the display will shatter which is total BS. what happened to common sense?

so if your G4 has started bootlooping and you cracked the glass, you still have warranty! don't let anyone tell you otherwise!
[G4 General] amdev0101:
If they said they can shatter the display while replacing the motherboard this has to be really sh*t service tho, I already disassembled like 10 times and its still in perfect condition. BTW I don't have the warranty on my phone so LG gave me phone number to SBE - their recommended 3rd party repair service where you can repair your phone. The funny thing is that when I called them first thing they asked me was is my phone under warranty or not. Like wtf, if it was I wouldn't call u... Any way they refused to repair my phone because 'its too expensive'. I emailed LG about it, still waiting for response. #WTFLG
[G4 General] the_scotsman:
No, they mean removing the CRACKED display could cause further damage, which is quite true, it could happen.
[G4 General] OllieD:
Don't you just remove the board from the back of the display?

I thought that for this repair process the only contact you have with the screen is unplugging the ribbon cable, your screen must already be falling apart if that would cause it further damage.
[G4 General] Chillaxed:
you can clearly see in this picture that you don't even need to touch the screen to pull the motherboard out. aren't these retards supposed to be technicians for a living? pretty much every phone is like this now.
[G4 General] spartan268:
It's to cover their own rear. In the case that the screen does get worse due to a step in the repair process such as during delivery, transfer, or repair. The customer won't throw a fit saying it's their fault and they need to replace their screen now too.
[Shield Android TV General] firefly6240:
I posted this in the galaxy note 12.2 forums but since a lot of us use mice on the shield TV I thought it might help someone here.

Gaming Mice on Android

I'm not sure if anyone else uses a gaming mouse but I thought I would note that while I haven't found a way to configure a gaming mouse in android, you can still use any gaming mouse with onboard memory.

you just program it on your PC and then when you plug it into the android tablet (or any other android device) and all of your key pre-sets and lighting presets are there.

This is useful for people that remote into their work computers from home, or just want easy copy paste functionality or for the people that remote into their computers for gaming etc.

Personally I use a gaming mouse (Razer Naga Chroma) for work on a windows 7 workstation but I use my Galaxy note 12.2 exclusively at home with no access to windows.

The Razer Naga and Logitech G600 have a scroll wheel that tilts left and right and the function can be reprogrammed.

I reassign those to copy and paste and its way faster than using the keyboard and saves some wrist strain.

I also have shortcuts for our proprietary software programmed onto the side buttons and having access to that from home is a HUGE timesaver.

now when I work from home I can have everything at my fingertips instead of having to use the onscreen windows functions in teamviewer, or digging through menus in company software.

and a lot of the normal functions carry over to android pretty well (Copy paste is much smoother from the mouse etc.)

Anyways for anyone that this might help these are the ones I've tried so far:

Works:

Logitech G600 (Supports keyboard/mouse functions and simple hotkeys like alt + Shift + Tab but does not support complex macros to device memory)

Roccat Nyth (Supports everything including complex macros but does have a length limit)

Anything with onboard memory will likely also work to varying degrees.

Doesnt work beyond default buttons:

Anything with no onboard memory:

Any mouse designed to work with Razer Synapse 2.0

Lower end Logitech mice. (Some lower end models lack onboard memory)
[Shield Android TV General] leasing:
mice can't touch action in android app&game
[Shield Android TV General] banderos101:
Its true, with a mice, some apps work some apps dont, this is on full android, not sure what the situation is with stock

Android/shield does this neat thing it seems, where it makes every individual app create/declare mouse support, individually, instead of, i dont know, lets say, for an example, tie mouse support with the touch system in some fashion, on the OS level, you know, so that EVERY app works, without having to rely on every app with various degrees of dev support to include or update in the mouse support.........totally neat way of doing it :rolleyes:

implementation fragmentation

Theres also the permission implementation im starting to notice now.........marshmellow it seems has implemented a rather NEAT storage persmission decleration requirement, whereas apps running on marshmellow have to declare storage permission in order to be granted storage permission.........good idea...(sporadic sarcasm off)...no, really, security effort :good:....(sporadic sarcasm on again), ......but, but, bad implementation, you've now declared older apps with no current dev support, that still fit a function, from working on the newest android version, and perhaps, then onwards..........if the app does not declare it seems, then it simply will not work, if it requires this particular storage access.........you've just isolated a good portion of older unsurported apps that still may serve a function

I dont see why they implemented this, mmmm...:confused: in this way(CANT.SENTENCE.PROPERLY), why make the requirement, for apps to declare this, when they should have attempted to secure it, and rightly so on this front, on the bleeming OS level.............all apps would have this storage permission in android settings somewhere, and you'd simply allow or deny, on the *OS level* (record, meet hammer), much :silly:

Anyways, continuation, where was i, ah yes

",on the *OS level*",..... without having to alienate older apps with no prospects for an update

Sorry for offtopic, suspiciously rantish, like behaviour :silly:

Edit: and silly,.....yep.....silly............. i always forget that one (insert scratch head emoji)

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