yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] Rissa_B3.0:
Hello, I am new to all this. I have a Samsung Galaxy 6 Edge Plus, version 7.0, model SM-G928V. I have been trying everything and I can't seem to find a successful way to root my phone so that I can change the APN #s. Can someone please help me!!!!!!!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] Jbeezley2:
You shouldn't need root to change apn.

Settings> connections> mobile networks> access point names> click "add" upper right corner

Remember to click "save" when the apn is added then reboot.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] Rehvix:
You could try out systemless root. I've had no root related issues using Magisk, and haven't used traditional root since. For G928T, you first have to flash TWRP via Odin. Once the flashing finishes, the phone will reboot. As soon as the screen goes black, hold the volume up + home + power keys until the s6 logo appears. If you pressed on time then you should boot into your new recovery. You will get a warning talking about allowing modifications, you need to slide to allow. From there tap install and flash Magisk (I re-uploaded since v15 gave me boot issues and I couldn't find v14.) Then tap reboot, declining additional installs if prompted. If you can't find Magisk Manager in your apps, install it from here. More information on Magisk can be found on the official thread.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] cam_hamlin:
Awesome. I recently purchased a SM-G928T and it's updated to the latest T-Mobile firmware G928TUVS4EQK1 Android 7.0, will this root technique work for this firmware? I've also been looking for a confirmed working root for this device. Thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] Rehvix:
Yeah, I have that exact baseband on my edge+, magisk works no problem. They've updated magisk to 15.2 and I havent had any issues with that, so you can download it from the official thread. Just make sure to enable OEM unlock under developer options to allow for TWRP and Magisk installation. If you install anything without that step, you may be unable to boot because of FRP.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] cam_hamlin:
Greatly appreciated sir..??
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] ShimaMiku:
Hello,

So I've recently switched cellphone carriers from AT&T to Cricket. I discovered today that my voicemail settings with Google Voice weren't correct on my T-Mobile Galaxy S7, so as I've always done in the past, I went to update them. I then discovered that on this T-Mobile Galaxy S7, the "voicemail settings" under Phone - Settings is greyed out. There was a workaround discovered 3 years ago listed here: (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2331524), but that requires root - unless someone knows a way I can do it without root.

I've tried everything from different sim cards and even resetting the phone completely, but nothing fixes it. I've uploaded a screenshot to show you what I mean. Can someone please help? I want to have access to my voicemail working correctly?
[General Topics] daniel_rh:
This program has been developed to give Windows Mobile users the facility to have a very useful and functional tabbed web browser. Other tabbed mobile web browsers are either bulky, slow, or not free. This program is entirely free to use and uses Pocket Internet Explorer to display the web pages.

http://www.anbsoftware.co.uk/viewproduct.php?id=11
[General Topics] galaxys:
This looks excellent and lite for pie tabs instead of the bulky 3rd party browsers. Will it work with WM6?
[General Topics] grizzley:
I hear this app is buggy. Is it?
[General Topics] damac:
Has anybody taken a look at SPB Pocket Plus 4?

http://www.spbsoftwarehouse.com/products/pocketplus/?en

I installed this just (mainly) for the IE Tabs feature. It also adds finger scrolling (although only to some applications), and enhances the built-in explorer. So, all-in-all, instead of installing many (some heavy) apps to get features which were missing in existing apps, SPB have managed to get those features from installing one (not too heavy) app and adding those missing features to existing apps. I think this concept is really good.
[General Topics] Menneisyys:
Yup, SPP4 is pretty good. Make sure you read my related, full review.
[Xperia SP Android Development] dic1911:
I'm not responsible of any brick or damaged using this ROM

XenonHD is a custom firmware aka ROM for various Android devices. It is built from Android Open Source Project (AOSP) with additional features, performance and battery life improvements.

The idea behind XenonHD is to give users a ROM that is "blazing fast, rock stable and buttery smooth".

Images:

See teh "Screenshots" tab!

Instructions:

1. I recommend to use the lastest TWRP by Adrian DC

2. Is advisable to do a backup of your actual ROM

3. Go to the recovery and do a clean install (wipe data, cache, dalvik-cache and system)

4. Flash the ROM

5. Flash gapps. ONLY FLASH GAPPS AT THE SAME TIME AS THE ROM (optional)

5.Reboot and enjoy!!

6.Start from 0822 build, you might need to flash SuperSU 2.52 for working root access!

(LineageOS has builtin SU so no need)

Downloads:

Android File Host: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=166349

Beta 8.0 build(s) here!

Info

Google +:https://plus.google.com/communities/...22179967248992

Web: http://www.xenonhd.com/

Github: https://github.com/TeamHorizon

Kernel source: https://github.com/AdrianDC/android_...t/tree/cm-13.0

Credits

@Adrian DC , XenonHD, Teh Whole XSP Dev Group!
​

XDA:DevDB Information

XenonHD 7.1.2, ROM for the Sony Xperia SP

Contributors

dic1911

Source Code: https://github.com/TeamHorizon

ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x

Based On: LineageOS

Version Information

Status: Testing

Created 2016-05-20

Last Updated 2017-10-07
[Xperia SP Android Development] dic1911:
Reserved

ChangeLog:

160519: Initial Build with Camera working

160523: Snap Camera is now included!

160527: Switched to aosp-6.0 branch and updated with Latest Adrian DC's Device Source

160617: Another update with Latest Adrian DC's Device Source

160709: Update with July Security Patch!

170328: Now we have XenonHD nougat here!

170417: First 7.1.2 build is up! Most essential function tested and working!

Notice: Builds after 160527 don't have Snap Camera Included!
[Xperia SP Android Development] dic1911:
Reserved
[Xperia SP Android Development] biswatmak:
Illumination bar not working !!! Charging, notifications, etc none of them are making the illumination bar work
[Xperia SP Android Development] dic1911:
try to check md5 of your downloaded rom zip and clean flash again, it's working fine for me :good:

View attachment 3756926
[Xperia SP Android Development] biswatmak:
By any chance the default camera be replaced by Snap camera in future ?:D:D

While closing the browser there are some distortions on the screen !!!
[Xperia SP Android Development] Kordius:
Really good rom :) Fast, smooth and clean, but sometimes I get FC in settings :x
[Xperia SP Android Development] dic1911:
I dunno but it worth trying, just wait and be patient plz

For browser, I suggest you to use third party one(there're many good browser for Android out there so....)

What caused teh FC? have you changed some settings before FC?

and please provide logcat for detailed information ;)
[Xperia SP Android Development] dic1911:
I just made a build with snap camera included this morning, now uploading ;)

but I didn't remove teh AOSP Camera, maybe there're still some people want that :good:

edit: New build is up! Link iz in OP! :D
[Xperia SP Android Development] biswatmak:
Thank you, forgot to mention though that since audiofx is not installed, simply installing any similar app will work ?? Or I have to flash an audio mod ? :):):):)
[Xperia SP Android Development] dic1911:
I'm currently using Dolby ATMOS with AOKP, and it works on every MM ROM I tried, a little extra battery drain, but teh sound is great :good:
[Xperia SP Android Development] dic1911:
New build is Up! Check #2 post!

Edit: Just checked that I forget to re-include teh Snap Camera, now dirty building with Snap included!

Edit 2: Currently experiencing build error with Snap Camera code, maybe XenonHD didn't merge some commits needed by Snap, and I don't have teh ability to handle this, will try to re-include in next build
[Xperia SP Android Development] dic1911:
0527 build with Snap Camera

I wonder if there's anyone actually read this, but still, FYI, I've successfully built XenonHD with Snap Camera included with [MENTION=5854483]akhilnarang[/MENTION]'s help!

It's Uploaded now!

update-XenonHD-05-27-16-Snap-signed-huashan.zip
[Xperia SP Android Development] akhilnarang:
Cool :P

Now gimme some pizza xD
[Xperia SP Android Development] biswatmak:
Having trouble connecting to wifi after dirty flashing this ..
[Xperia SP Android Development] dic1911:
Come here and I'll give ya some pizza :P

WiFi is working good for me(@0527 build without Snap), try to delete profile and re-connect
[Xperia SP Android Development] Sunghabib:
Hi, how to set SElinux from Enforcing to Permissive by default?
[Xperia SP Android Development] Arvind7352:
It isn't possible to set it by Default, you can only change it after it boots.

For Changing it, you need to re-build the Kernel with slight Modifications.
[Xperia SP Android Development] dic1911:
Congrats to all the XenonHD users!

A XenonHD MM build Powered by the Mighty Adrian is Up!

Head for his BasketBuild folder for Download!

https://basketbuild.com/devs/AdrianDC/Huashan/XenonHD-6.0
[Xperia SP Android Development] elaff:
Congrats!! Great great rom! I triyed aosp-rro and I prefer xenon, i'm loving it. Are Adrian planing to update Xenon in future?

Enviado desde mi Xperia SP mediante Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] alphaomega16:
My old phone was a Galaxy Note II which I had since it was released (Non 4g version unfortunately) and once I got it set up and apps installed I didnt update jack and it has been working fine and was a dream but now with the S7 Edge I have no option than to download latest stuff including having the latest firmware on the system.

I used to have Red Alert Live Wallpaper handle the incoming notification of text messages and when I sent a message I had a custom sound say "Message Transmitted" which was taken from Star Trek but with my new phone I cannot seem to separate the notifications its either an all in one and let me tell you "Message Transmitted" when you receive a message is confusing AF.

I used to use GO SMS but with the latest version a LOT of stuff has been excluded but I was wondering are these limited settings because of the new version of the OS (Dont know what silly name they are calling it now) that is released or can you just not do this anymore.

I hope I explained my issue well enough if not ill be awake in about 9 hours so I can reply to any inquiries.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] alphaomega16:
Anybody know how to set up separate notifications for Sending / Receiving texts ?

Unable to do this stock or with Go SMS Pro.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] smujismuj:
Like a fool, I purchased an Unlocked S7 Edge Dual-Sim, before discovering that Sprint doesn't support it.

I will likely have to return it, [huge hassle], but I was thinking about using a different provider.

Does anyone have any information about the Dual-Sim S7 Edge and which providers IN THE U.S. support it?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Chord_Hugo87:
ATT and Tmobile
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigbugx:
I have this used Nexus 5 phone. Tried 2 SIM cards, both can find their network, but just can't register. WiFi and Bluetooth are OK.

I did both hard and soft reset, none works.

Can someone please help?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
Is the imei blacklisted?
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kilym:
I got same problem, i just get new phone with updated android from china and i it just drops signal every few seconds and lte doesnt work
[General Questions and Answers] Karitoriki:
(I'm sure there's a better place for this, but I can't seem to find it. Sorry.)

Root is obviously (or maybe not so much so) required, as you will be tampering with system files. Be aware you may brick or looplock your device, and your warranty will most likely be void. Always make a stable backup before messing with these files!

I've been perusing the web for a way to get my stock ICS S2 upgraded to 4.4, and most methods I've seen either use 'foreign' kernels, or convoluted ROM flashing..

I happily say that I've found a way to easily get your S2 to 4.4, using AGAT to start, then flashing Slimbean 4.3 from there. The download for Slimbean is only ~90MB, making it much faster and more efficient than most others. (GApps aren't needed, as you'll only be keeping Slimbean until you get the 4.4 ROM flashed) From there, just reboot into recovery, and as Slimbean runs a 4.3 recovery (CWMR 6.0.3.4) it is capable of flashing ROMs using KitKat.

Do keep in mind I'm fairly new to posting help threads, so my form may be a bit unorthodox. If you need anything explained, don't be afraid to point it out!

XDA Forum Link for Slimbean 4.3:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2134467
[HTC 10 Accessories] dottat:
Just wanted to post a short review on the CHOETECH 6 Port charger. Model Q3-4U2Q

For full disclosure I received a discount on the item if I would post an honest review of the item on Amazon. I still paid a fair price and there was actually no guarantee for them I would even post any review let alone a positive one. Fair enough... It was well timed for me having just gotten my HTC 10 so I thought I would share some of my findings.

I'm currently using it with the Belkin USB-C usb 3.1 cable that can be found at walmart. This charger has 6 USB ports (2 QC 3.0 and 4 smart sensing ports). With my aforementioned cable I get the same if not better charge time than I did with my HTC provided qc 3.0 charger. No heat. No warnings. No funkiness. Which is big given some of the recent hot phone posts I've been reading. One other non-HTC thing that surprised me is that this charger also plays nice (even though they posted a warning it might not) with the Moto X pure 2015. I was able to quick charge both my Moto X pure and my HTC 10 at the same time off the same charger!

I had been wanting to replace my power strip full of chargers with a single block on my night stand for a long time. No longer have trip lines all over the place. Also have a single efficiency power supply now instead of 5 different ones all burning juice whether used or not. If you are looking for this type of solution to replace your many chargers, this one I can recommend.

Product support page here... http://www.choetech.com/Quick-Charger-3-0-6-Port-USB-Charger/
[HTC 10 Accessories] bschram:
I just want to follow up on [MENTION=3472611]dottat[/MENTION]'s review. I got my 6 port charging dock over the weekend, and am extremely happy with it. I was able to clean up my mess of cables for charging all of my devices, and the QC3.0 ports work great with my QC2.0 and 3.0 devices.

I was lucky and received a USB C cable with my dock, but that might have been an abnormal case, since most people have been getting micro-USB cables instead.

If you don't have any qc3.0 chargers already, I would highly recommend this over a standard wall plug, as it is well worth the price difference.
[HTC 10 Accessories] Pilz:
To add to [MENTION=3472611]dottat[/MENTION] review I was sent a charger from Choetech at a discount in exchange for my unbiased review.

The adoption of QC 3.0 in flagships this year (aside from the S7/S7 Edge) has created a market for accessories to meet this standard. My HTC 10 supports QC 3.0 thankfully, so this hub will allow my phone to take full advantage of that capability while still allowing my S7 Edge to charge via QC 2.0 over the other QC port due to the backwards compatibility Qualcomm has.

Each of the two QC 3.0 ports are clearly marked with a signature blue to make the easier to find. Choetech also has them on one side so you know exactly where to find them if you need. Along the front you will also find a nice softly lit blue LED indicator light that turns on when the hub is plugged into the wall.

I was able to quick charge both my HTC 10 and S7 Edge via the hub while also having both my Nexus 6P’s charge at 5V/1.5A over the standard smart ports. This is about the limit of the hub given how each QC port can output 18W max, while the smartports each can offer 12W if the device can pull that much power over the 5V port. Given the 18W per QC port while the two phones are charging and 7.5W per Nexus phone from the smart ports that would be about 45W if all of the devices were pulling the maximum amount of power from each port simultaneously. In reality the devices will fluctuate the amount of power, so you shouldn’t have any issues charging multiple devices fast with this hub.

On the build side of things Choetech never disappoints with their solid construction, soft feel finish, and compact design. I own a QC 2.0 version of this same hub that sat on my TV stand for a while before being replaced by the Type-C hub I also reviewed. This particular one is sitting on my desk powering a wireless fast charger for my S7 Edge, my HTC 10, Logitech MX Master mouse, LG Tone Platinum headphones, and anything else that I need to charge.

What’s in the box:

-Choetech 50W QC 3.0 6 port charging hub

-Power cable

-MicroUSB cable

-Hub stand

-Documentation

Overall I think Choetech took an already great charger, and made it better by adding QC 3.0, and a stand thus fixing any small issues people might have experienced before.
[HTC 10 Accessories] Tigerstown:
I also have this product. I figured I would leave a review when I seen this thread. This this works amazing good with HTC 10. The rapid charging is legit and I would recommend this is your look for a new charging setup. Love all the ports for multi device access.
[HTC 10 Accessories] Munchyum:
Also wanted to follow up on [MENTION=3472611]dottat[/MENTION]'s review. Left a 5 star review over on Amazon. A genuinely good charging hub. I would seriously take this station into consideration. Cheers!
[HTC 10 Accessories] tantai888:
I'm very happy with it. There was a coupon when I got it. I just wish I would have purchased one more sooner with USB C port. When I'm charging in the HTC 10 nearly dead battery It's saved me several times and the quick charge 3.0 is very very quick. I like have spare ports. Solid build quality. Excellent product. Highly recommened.:good::good::good:
[HTC 10 Accessories] afuller42:
It's a great hub. I charge my phone at fasted speeds but mostly I use it for gaming. I have my ps4 controller being charged as I play and phone stay charged with it.
[HTC 10 Accessories] Lancerz:
Just received my unit today and it couldn't have come at a better time! First off the build quality is great, and it has a very nice weight to it. You don't have to worry about it sliding all over the desk either. I only have the HTC usb type C cable right now and it works flawlessly with it, and I have another cable coming from Amazon so we will see how it works with that. It charges the HTC 10 just as fast as the charging brick that it comes with. This desktop charger is perfect for my desk and all of the gadgets I have and although I received it at a 70% discount I wouldn't hesitate to buy it at full price. If you have a HTC 10 and are worried about buying a charger that won't take advantage of the quick charge 3.0 on your HTC 10 then this is exactly what you need. The only con I can think of is that it doesn't come with a USB type C cable but it does come with a nice quality micro usb cable.
[HTC 10 Accessories] Zanzibar:
I received this charger, and it works great. Small and compact, and charges by devices very quickly. I recommend it highly.
[HTC 10 Accessories] SilverNBlack81:
I'd also like to add to this review. I received this desktop charging station at a discount for an honest review. I've gotta say I've been really impressed with Choetech products, and this is no exception. It comes in a clean minimal looking box, open the cardboard and you get the 6 port hub, the power wire, a nice, thick micro usb cable, and even better a nice hub stand, which is a nice thought for those of us who hate having things topple over.

I've tested this on an LG G5 and the HTC 10, the hub has quick charge 3.0, actually has two of them, while the other 4 ports are nice smart ports capable of 2.4A output. It charges at quick charge 3.0 no problem, even using both ports (highlighted by blue ports) at the same time. Meanwhile the other 4 ports can easily charge other devices at basically max speed (2.4a) for those with iPads/tablets and/or other phones like iPhones.

I took this with me on vacation with my family, and it was super convenient being able to basically charge all our devices at the same time no problem. It never got hot, and the stand was a nice touch. I highly recommend it.

Some pics
[HTC 10 Accessories] TomF1979:
I have ordered the CHOETECH 6 -port desktop charger for my devices and specifically for the HTC 10 because it supports the latest Quick Charge 3.0 technology .

The unit has a nice size . It is small and does not need much space . It has an output power of 50 watts. Thus, several devices can be charged together easily . By QC3.0 slot it charges my HTC 10 in about the same time as using the supplied AC adapter from HTC . It has 2 Quick Charge ports and 4 normal USB ports to charge the device . Moreover, it remains a USB Type C cable included .

It helps the clutter and the vast amounts of network devices that you already have to be replaced by a single one .

Can recommend to others !
[HTC 10 Accessories] klarthur:
Here is my review for the CHOETECH QC 3.0 6-Port USB Charger that I also left on Amazon.

I tested this Quick Charge 3.0 CHOETECH wall charger with my new HTC 10. I am happy to report that so far this charger has charged my HTC 10 at the same speeds (if not better) than my stock HTC 10 charger. This charger is MUCH better than my stock HTC 10 charger though, because it includes 1 EXTRA Quick Charge 3.0 port and 4 Auto Detect ports! I now have this as my main charger for my HTC 10, work iPhone, N3DS, and Power Bank. I highly recommend this charger!

Pros:

- 2 QC 3.0 Ports + 4 Smart Ports = 6 Total Ports!

- Small enough to carry while traveling

- Frees up space on my power strip now that I can plug most of my devices into this wall charger

- Bonus: Comes with a nice micro USB cable!

Cons:

- None that I have seen so far. I will update my review if I find any

I have received this product for free or discounted price for my unbiased review. This does not affect my review score, as I try to review each item honestly.
[HTC 10 Accessories] mndl632:
Like others on here, I did receive this item for a discounted price, but had no real expectations of it beforehand. Having used it for a few days now, I'm very impressed. It's quite a small unit and only requires a small 2 pin power lead, so you don't really have many trailing cables being plugged into the mains. Been using it charge various devices at the same time and had no issue with charging on any of them. At any one time I've had a Nexus 6P, HTC 10 and an iPad mini plugged in to it and all have charged at relatively the same time it would on a normal charger.

My only downside is that it doesn't support rapid charging for the Nexus 6P, however that would be picking small faults with quite an impressive device.
[HTC 10 Accessories] rb14:
Disagree with NONE of the above. Wonderful piece of kit.

It'd be perfect if the UK didn't use mains plugs the size of a small family car. Mind, I can hardly blame Choetech for that. Truth is, their UK mains plug is about as small as it can be. If I could find one, I'd attach a picture of a UK plug so those who aren't familiar with it can see just how big it is.

Wait, here's one...