yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Mate 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pfeffernuss:
This only occurs between Tuesday and spinach though, and only if it rains cornflakes. Typical firmware B3xx issue.
[Mate 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajsmsg78:
But device 8 Mate if excellent times the ratio of the Bs excellent canceled network equals two slices of pizza and a dozen garlic knots :D
[Xperia Z General] manxp85:
After many failed attepts to encrypt my phone using VanirAOSP ROM (Android 6.0.1), decided to try again, and phone is useless now. As always, encryption even didn't start after phone rebooted, but this time I can't even start Android or properly boot into fastboot/flashmode.

Put simply, if I boot my phone now, it displays Sony logo and then screen goes blank. If I keep pressing volume up button, Cyanogen Recovery starts. But since it has no option to flash a ROM, it's useless to me (I had TWRP installed as well, but this one is somehow gone now). If I boot phone into ADB mode, I see device number, and "unauthorized" message next to it. If I try to boot into fastboot mode, blue light comes in, but list of fastboot devices is empty.

However, if Flashtool is running, it displays a message "device connected in fastboot" mode the same second I try to boot my phone into fastboot. Unfortunately, that's not much help, because if I try to flash original Sony ROM via flashmode, it doesn't work - it displays a popup window "disconnect device and re-connect in flashmode...." but when I do it, nothing happens (the popup is still here, which means device not found). The same happens if I try to do anything what requires fastboot - even if Flash tool shows "device connected in fastboot" message first, it then asks to re-connect phone in fastboot mode (the same popup), and nothing happens agains.

Any ideas on how get the phone working?
[Xperia Z General] quanbau:
did you try to flash advanced stock kernel with recovery?
[Xperia Z General] manxp85:
Problem fixed with Flashtool by flashing another ROM successfully. Several minutes ago I accidentally connected the phone to another USB port on my PC, and it started working. Not sure why this problem occured at all, because that "non-working" USB port worked fine previously, and it also works now when ROM is properly flashed.
[Sony Xperia E3] DoccX8:
Hello, I have one question when I charge phone to 100% and disconnect cable in few seconds battery drop to 94-93%

What can I do with that?:rolleyes:

E3 D2203

Rooted

Bootloader Locked (Allowed NO)

Stock firmware
[Sony Xperia E3] V1ncent9:
Oh is you phone cdma
[Sony Xperia E3] DoccX8:
I don't understand what you say, what is cdma?
[Android General] stephendt0:
Hey guys,

Been running Cyanogenmod 13 on my Galaxy Note 2 which has been brilliant, but I have run into an interesting issue. Since I use this Note 2 in the car, it lives in a cradle which sits the phone horizontally. Unfortunately there are some apps which will not rotate to landscape, which obviously gives an awkward experience when driving.

I have Xposed installed on my device, and I have tried Xposed Additions and GravityBox and neither of these apps will allow me to force auto rotation, although they have the option to do so. This did work previously in Android 5.1.1. Xposed is working fine though, so that's not the problem.

If anyone has any ideas on how to achieve what I'm after, please let me know.

Update: Just as I thought I'd post this thread,I just found an app that works perfectly. It's also free. Called Rotation Control, link here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.crape.rotationcontrol&hl=en

Consider it solved I suppose, I'll leave this thread up for anyone else who runs into this issue.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] klint_om:
Hi

The Moto G 2013 in 4.4.4. I had rooted 6 months ago suddenly entered in bootloop on the Unlocked Bootloader screen yesterday, without me doing anything special!

I still have access to fastboot, so I have attempted to reflash the stock rom. But all flashes have failed (remote failure).

Note that I may have deactivated the USB Debugging since the root.

Is there any way to fix this situation?

Thanks :)
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ám@r:
do u have any custom reovery like twrp?
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blade_boy:
Charge your phone and try may be your battery is low:D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mobileliem:
I need rom ALLVEW VIVA H7 life , present on all- rom 4r ALLVEW VIVA H7 LTE , ALLVEW VIVA H7 rom so when facing life on black display . Thanks to everyone who helped spawn. thank you.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] harsh.hk007:
Hi

I am using stock xxkk5 rom on galaxy ace gt s5830i (cooperve)

As samsung stock firmware uses rfs format but i like ext4 more and want to convert stock rom to ext4

Is there way to convert stock rom to ext4 for cooperve..??

Or

Is there any stock rom with ext4 filesystem??
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magnetikk:
Why do you want convert to ext4

gt s5830i :) manga
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] jinwu57:
i loaded mp3's onto my minisd card. i went to file explorer and saw the music there, but how do i import the music LIBRARY to the media player? i know that i can play one song at a time, but i can't seem to put all my songs in the player. plz help.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] irisiris:
open media player..then click Update library..it will bring all the link to library
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] jinwu57:
sweet. thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Alpha] nerdyvinci:
Which rom is closest to the stock firmware? Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Alpha] cowffee:
JumBo is probably the closest as it is the stock firmware with no bloatware.
[Xiaomi Redmi 3 Questions & Answers] impactor:
I am looking for a new sub 4.8” phone. I had S4 mini once and the size was perfect. I then upgraded to LG G2 and it is frequently inconvenient to carry. Actually, when I think about it, the weight might be more important then than size, so provided the phone is light, I could go a bit larger than 4.8"

The things I MUST have:

- good camera: At least on the S4 level

- very good battery life

- MicroSD card slot, OR at least 50GB internal storage

- Android M: from manufacturer, I need photo quality at the highest possible level so that rules out CM13

- root

Things it would be nice to have, but can live without:

- NFC

- dual sim

- waterproof

Things I do not care for at all:

- gaming: I have been using a smartphone since 10 years now, and not once I played a game on it

- production year: I don’t care if the phone is 2016 or 2013, as long as it fits the bill

Here are the phones I already considered and rejected:

- Xperia Z3c:	perfect phone with clown camera

- Xperia Z5c:	after 4 hours of research it looks like Sony again made the camera not very good (might reconsider if it turns out the camera is actually good)

- Galaxy S5 mini:	I read it is a downgrade form S4 mini (but if it is only about GPU then I might reconsider)

- LG G2 mini:	good camera, size and battery, but no M, LTE and 1 GB of ram is a serious tradeoff

- Redmi 3:	bad camera

- Mi4c:	so-so camera and battery life

- Mi5:	size, so-so camera

- Meizu Pro 5: OMG this phone is PERFECT... Except for being a shovel. Such a pity they never completed Pro 5 Mini.

Suggestions and comments will be appreciated.

Contry: EU

Use: phone, podcasts, camera!, navigation
[Xiaomi Redmi 3 Questions & Answers] Tight Git:
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[Xiaomi Redmi 3 Questions & Answers] technikalkp:
I just got the redmi 3. Size is great. Prior to this, I used a oneplus one which was too large, and a first gen moto x, which was perfect size wise. Battery life on the 3 is amazing so far. Camera is good but not great. OS is lollipop with no indication that it'll be upgraded to marshmallow through official channels. If that is a hard requirement, then you should probably look at something else. The Mi5 would give you a better camera, marshmallow, and similar size at a more expensive price point.
[Xiaomi Redmi 3 Questions & Answers] pokenguyen:
If I were you, I'd buy Galaxy S7 or S8 in the end of year. 5" to 5.2" is nothing
[Xiaomi Redmi 3 Questions & Answers] bflmpsvz:
you won't find a phone under 5" with very good battery life and all phones with good camera are above 5".

So take Redmi/Pro or Huawei Honor Holly 2 Plus
[Xiaomi Redmi 3 Questions & Answers] alpine101:
Why do you want marshmallow? I made the mistake of allowing the upgrade to take place on a 5.1.1 2GB Moto G2015. Google have completely messed up the memory management in their attempts to consolidate the microSD card into main storage. Fortunately I was able to restore it back to 5.1.1 and regain proper control of storage location.

And there is nothing else other than claimed battery life improvement in marshmallow, which isn't necessary on the Redmi 3/3 Pro, since it's excellent anyway... It's the mtk chipsets that have awful battery life, this is Qualcomm.
[Xiaomi Redmi 3 Questions & Answers] davidnotcoulthard:
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Xiaomi...ni-Mi-5-with-Snapdragon-820-SoC.167319.0.html

Pray for a good camera?
[Xiaomi Redmi 3 Questions & Answers] pabgar:
I had the same problem mean small phone for woman's hands. Redmi 3 is probably the best sub 5" phone you can buy today. The battery life is crazy. With light use you may get 7 ( SEVEN ) days of work.

You may also consider Samsung Galaxy A3(2016) but I do not think is it any better
[Xiaomi Redmi 3 Questions & Answers] greenlabel:
if u say "camera so-so" for mi5, redmi 3 is not for you.

It makes just sufficient pics, no more.
[Xiaomi Redmi 3 Questions & Answers] pabgar:
From my searching for over a week the is no even one smartphone under 5" produced in the world with decent camera.

You want good photos ? Buy DSLR.

There is no possibility that smartphone will ever make photos comparable to quality made by average compact camera. This is the matter of size of the lens. These are physics and optics rules.
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] impactor:
I am looking for a new sub 4.8” phone. I had S4 mini once and the size was perfect. I then upgraded to LG G2 and it is frequently inconvenient to carry. Actually, when I think about it, the weight might be more important then than size, so provided the phone is light, I could go a bit larger than 4.8"

The things I MUST have:

- good camera: At least on the S4 level

- very good battery life

- MicroSD card slot, OR at least 50GB internal storage

- Android M: from manufacturer, I need photo quality at the highest possible level so that rules out CM13

- root

Things it would be nice to have, but can live without:

- NFC

- dual sim

- waterproof

Things I do not care for at all:

- gaming: I have been using a smartphone since 10 years now, and not once I played a game on it

- production year: I don’t care if the phone is 2016 or 2013, as long as it fits the bill

Here are the phones I already considered and rejected:

- Xperia Z3c:	perfect phone with clown camera

- Xperia Z5c:	after 4 hours of research it looks like Sony again made the camera not very good (might reconsider if it turns out the camera is actually good)

- Galaxy S5 mini:	I read it is a downgrade form S4 mini (but if it is only about GPU then I might reconsider)

- LG G2 mini:	good camera, size and battery, but no M, LTE and 1 GB of ram is a serious tradeoff

- Redmi 3:	bad camera

- Mi4c:	so-so camera and battery life

- Mi5:	size, so-so camera

- Meizu Pro 5: OMG this phone is PERFECT... Except for being a shovel. Such a pity they never completed Pro 5 Mini.

Suggestions and comments will be appreciated.

Contry: EU

Use: phone, podcasts, camera!, navigation
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlackArtsInc:
I'm really sorry but I wouldn't buy the Z5 Compact again. I really hate the battery life even though I'm rooted. I've been using the Z1 Compact for a year with an average life of 26-27h per charge and 5-6h SOT and I'm struggling to get 20h and 3-4h SOT with the Z5 now...

Not sent by me!
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zkirtaem:
I'm not smartphone camera expert, but z5c camera is rather bad. 24mpx mode has absolutely no sense, 8mpx pictures look good until you'll zoom in and realize how much NR was applied and how much detail is lost because of it. Slapping 24 megapixels on less than one square inch was bad idea, now it's noisy even on lowest ISO values, and obviously this "lossless zoom" is useless because of noise as well. Sometimes i even wonder if it's not worse than camera from my previous phone, BB Q10.

I'd love to see RAW straight from z5c sensor, maybe this NR was just over-the-top and it could be processed better, but there is no way to shoot RAW with this phone (at least for now).
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uchechris:
I suggest you get the z3 compact if you not too picky on the camera.....it offers you great battery life and its very cheap and plus tons of development....z5 compact is alright but the battery life isn't better than the z3 compact unfortunately and plus if you want root, you have to unlock the boot loader since there is not a root for locked boot loader yet......cant think of any other small phones that offers what you looking for unless you wanna get the iPhone 6s/iphone se.......just need to understand that every phone has its pros and cons. no phone can be perfect..
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ninestarkoko:
probably you've analyzed all the possibilities, tough you can still try on gsmarena site and use the "phone finder" menu to search the perfect phone for you
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flopower1996:
I'm not loving the phone but I'm not hating it either. For me it was a good buy.

1) Front dual speakers. They are good not perfect but much better than rear or side mounted speakers.

2) Water proof. This is a genius feature. I'm not planning to take a swim with the phone but if some beer get over it on a party... yeah I need no further explanations.

3) The Sony UI, at least on the Z5 lineup is more stock UI than e.g. the S7.

Sure the fingerprint scanner is trash (it never works on mine; hardware seems to work fine it's when your fingers are greesy or dirty) and the camera is certainly not perfect but good to use.

All in all it was a good buy for me.
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] civicsr2cool:
I came from the s4 mini a few months back. Hands down the best phone I've ever had. The z5c doesn't beat it on much, I miss my s4 mini and contemplate going for one of the 64 bit versions daily.

The z3c would be a better option for you if you can live with side port charging. The z5c camera is worse than s4 mini IMO, some people manage to take decent photos with it but I can't. I imagine the z3c isn't much different in that regard. Also the footprint of the z5c is quite a lot bigger than the s4 mini due to the sharp corners even though they're similar in overall size. It makes holding it one handed feel sketchy. Pocket print is pretty large as well since the back has sharp corners as well, and the weight feels nearly doubled. Also battery life is a huge problem for the z5c, ~6hours use max with no replaceable battery. I carried an extra battery with me for my s4 mini and never had to plug in as I had two more on the chargers at all times ready to go.

Being in eu you might have better selection of the s5 mini. America only got the g800a and hasn't been rooted yet, Mexico got the g800m and has root but is impossible to find or I would have chosen that over the z5c.

There's not a lot of other options out there currently. S7 mini is rumored but I'm willing to bet the screen will be too large. H10 mini is rumored as well but I can't say if will have sd slot. More and more the iPhone SE looks like a good option as well.
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] impactor:
Thanks for putting things in perspective.

How would you compare S4 mini and S5 mini? Battery life, usability, camera, etc. I read somewhere the latter could be even considered a downgrade. What S5 mini versions would you recommended root- and rom-wise?
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] civicsr2cool:
I never ended up getting an s5 mini. My s4 mini stuck around for nearly 3 years before I went to the z5c. I personally would think it'd be an upgrade s4 mini to s5 mini as you get 720p and fingerprint scanner. Anything else is a wash. There's a lot of YouTube comparisons of boot up times, quadrant scores, and GTA San Andreas comparisons between the two. If you can use dual sim I believe that's the one most Roms are built for on that platform.

I have to admit front facing speakers are a huge perk to the z5c, I forgot to mention that in the first post. The little bit I do use this for audio or YouTube it's a pretty amazing feature, just not enough to out weigh all the wrong with the phone lol.

I say grab an s5 mini, they're dirt cheap right now, if it doesn't work out go z3c as those are dropping price fast as well.
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] impactor:
From what I read, fingerprint reader on S5 mini is crap, and I had completely no problem with S4 mini resolution.

If anything else is a wash, then why take S5 mini over i9195i? I am reading it has fantastic battery life (some guy here got over 12 days of light use!) and quad core...

Decisions...

To go for S4 mini Plus, S5 mini, or wait for S7 mini... damn...
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vishalsharma15:
Team,

Just rooted my Samsung Note 3 phone using KingoRoot and then installed the TWRP Manager and installed the latest TWRP Recovery, later thru that TWRP manager I selected the option " Restart in Recovery Mode"....

Now my phone is stuck in the initial boot, am not able to open even the recovery mode, its just not opening...

One major thing I forgot, I didn't enable the USB Debugger option... :(

Please help, what can be done to it....
[Galaxy S5 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] impactor:
I am looking for a new sub 4.8” phone. I had S4 mini once and the size was perfect. I then upgraded to LG G2 and it is frequently inconvenient to carry. Actually, when I think about it, the weight might be more important then than size, so provided the phone is light, I could go a bit larger than 4.8"

The things I MUST have:

- good camera: At least on the S4 level

- very good battery life

- MicroSD card slot, OR at least 50GB internal storage

- Android M: from manufacturer, I need photo quality at the highest possible level so that rules out CM13

- root

Things it would be nice to have, but can live without:

- NFC

- dual sim

- waterproof

Things I do not care for at all:

- gaming: I have been using a smartphone since 10 years now, and not once I played a game on it

- production year: I don’t care if the phone is 2016 or 2013, as long as it fits the bill

Here are the phones I already considered and rejected:

- Xperia Z3c:	perfect phone with clown camera

- Xperia Z5c:	after 4 hours of research it looks like Sony again made the camera not very good (might reconsider if it turns out the camera is actually good)

- Galaxy S5 mini:	I read it is a downgrade form S4 mini (but if it is only about GPU then I might reconsider)

- LG G2 mini:	good camera, size and battery, but no M, LTE and 1 GB of ram is a serious tradeoff

- Redmi 3:	bad camera

- Mi4c:	so-so camera and battery life

- Mi5:	size, so-so camera

- Meizu Pro 5: OMG this phone is PERFECT... Except for being a shovel. Such a pity they never completed Pro 5 Mini.

Suggestions and comments will be appreciated.

Contry: EU

Use: phone, podcasts, camera!, navigation
[Galaxy S5 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ArcherGT2:
I'm on the same boat as you. What did you decided?
[Galaxy S5 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] impactor:
There is nothing.

Galaxy S5 mini probably comes the closest, but it is still disqualified by crappy fingerprint scanner, slow CPU and possibly problems updating to Marshmallow. If I HAD to buy a phone, I would probably get it, But it is not enough to justify a switch from Lg G2 (especially, since there is some progress in works on getting stock LG G2 camera quality on CM-based roms).

I am waiting for S7 mini, but it looks like it might share the faith of S6 mini (ie. it won't exist).

So for the time being I am sticking to my Lg G2 f320 and hoping a trend to smaller flagships that has appearently bashfully began, will bear some smaller flagship-grade phones.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ArcherGT2:
Well, let's hold hands until that happens hahaha

Cheers mate
[Galaxy S5 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hicham03:
The new Galaxy A (2016) series are actually the new S7/S6 mini-s! Why not?
[Galaxy S5 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] impactor:
Let me look at my notes for 'why not'... Let's see... Ah, here it is:

- as heavy or heavier as the certainly not 'mini' Lg G2

- not waterproof

- no optical stabilization of camera
[Galaxy S5 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hicham03:
Oh, I see...

I'll search about the phone that match your criteria..
[HTC One S] shahworld:
i have galaxy ace 3 (gt-s7270) with cwm 6.0.5.1 and CM12.1

i cannot see option of SD card partition in advanced option of my recovery.

how can i make partitions by recovery then ?
[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] ExtaSpace:
Hello! Anyone has 26.1.A.3.120 FTF file for M4 Aqua? I would like to have latest firmware on my phone, but as my BL is unlocked, I can't update with OTA and I can't find this specific firmware on the internet. Thanks!
[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] fgmx:
26.1.A.3.120 is released for e2306 (16GB) model only, while e2303 is at 3.111.
[Huawei MediaPad X2] Aznbull:
I was roaming around the the Taiwanese huawei site, and stumble over secret mode for Mediapad X2.

If you dial * # * # 2846579 # * # * a "secret mode" will appear, as far as I can see, there's are options for entering the bootlock key, update software, reset phone, and some other stuff I don't know the use of.

Might be useful for some.
[Huawei MediaPad X2] audioralf:
No secret mode. The most of us have used this to get the bootloader unlock code when using the dc-unlocker software.

You can also start the dload with this. There are also other phones using this menu.

Samsung also had such menu to test the hardware components and display.

My device: 701->703 Kang VIP B209
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickylahkarbytes:
Hello everyone,

In whatsapp whenever a user views a message, a blue tick appears; at that moment can a sound notification be added by any means?

Thank you.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeswinjv:
Edit xml after decompiling apk
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vickylahkarbytes:
thank you, but that is difficult for a noob like me, Can this possible with Tasker?
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Loser.lon:
I recently got a s6 edge+. But lately there's been loads of grey rust looking things and nicks and scratches around the frame. I'm really careful with my phone and have only dropped it 2 times from a low height (around 1 foot off the ground). Does anyone else have this problem? I see it a problem with the aluminium?
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] B3311:
I have 2 or 3 small nicks on the frame after drops (6 months old phone), hard to notice really so I don't worry about them. I think the frame is the least robust part of the device construction-wise.
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Loser.lon:
do you think warranty will cover my device? I can't think of any reason why my phone looks like that :/
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bubbyyby:
Is there any program that can unlock the device once it is actived?

Planning to use FTouchFlo this great soft to achieve "slide to lock" and "slide to unlock"

like :

LeftRightApp:/Program files/lockdevice.exe

LeftRightAppCmdLine:

RightLeftApp::/Program files/unlockdevice.exe

RightLeftAppCmdLine:

now i already have a program that can lock the device , but i can't find a program that can unlock the device

Can somebody please help me??
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeswinjv:
My calendar app is not working....

Installed Google Calendar app still facing issue....

Anyone please help me?

When opening Google calendar app.. It is popping up to turn on calendar storage... [emoji19] [emoji20]