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[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] borillako:
Most of you who say their screen's cracked either had bad phone or are really not telling the whole story. I've had my HTC 10 since launch (had a cover for it before the phone even arrived), have dropped it a few times (I'm kinda careless with phones but with this one I'm trying not to be, but still it happens), hit it against stuff, all this and that. I use no screen protection whatsoever and I only have one of those slim $4 covers you find online, and NOTHING at all has happen to my screen, not even scratches. The guy talking about the Note4 you were lucky, everybody knows samsung's screens break just by looking at them the wrong way.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] petenice:
Good for you borillako - I've had a case since day one also. I couldn't give a crap if you believe how it happened or not.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dugateau:
The idea is to share our experiences and inform other people with similar problems.

Mine broke from heavy use, heat and USB port. Maybe I had a bad phone and the screen would have broken in other unrelated situation.

The fact that heat affects the reliability of a device does help us choose better devices and also helps the manufacturer to fix or design better stuff.

I am glad that not all HTC10 have this problem so I can live in peace with the replacement/repair.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dugateau:
Update: ... Oct 24th ... I received the Bell warranty return box and instructions. Purolator picked it up the same day. From this point the phone will be sent to HTC for repair. Estimated delay 10 days. ... I hope HTC realizes that this problem is product related. Probably running to hot so some material expansion is at fault.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dugateau:
They do not make em like they used to

Update Nov 3rd: ... Got my device back. The screen was replaced and I was told the device had physical damage. ... (But I know 100% that it did not) ... I had to pay ~120$ for the repair.

Conclusion: ... If HTC10 gets hot pay extra attention to how you handle it ... and take you time when you plug in the USBC charger ...

This will probably be my first and last HTC device. My Note4 compares quite favorably to the HTC10 from a usability and overall perspective.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Jonathan-H:
This comes up every single time a new phone is released, a TINY amount of people, as in less than 20 mostly say

"my phone broke and I didn't do anything1111oneeleven!!

Guys, come on, you've dropped it and won't admit it, or dropped it and a week later or more, extreme temperature has finished it off, maybe maybe.

Phone screens have never, do not and will not break on their own.

I have had the HTC 10 now a month, and have dropped magnets and other phones on it, and dropped it onto a marble tile floor, screen is fine. In fact I've owned almost every main stream android phone out in the last 5 or 6 years and never cracked a screen let alone had it happen spontaneously.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] ImagioX1:
Not too long ago I dropped my phone on corner of the plastic armrest on my chair. Hit the armrest so hard it put a deep dent in the side of the phone about a millimeter away from the screen. Screen is still fine and I've dropped it a couple if times since then and the screen still has not cracked.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] spideyngo:
This happened to me too

I agree with the Original Poster that something is wrong with some of the HTC 10's gorilla glass screen material.

I purchased my HTC 10 from T-Mobile in August 2016 and only used it for 2 1/2 months when a crack occurred. My screen slightly cracked internally about the width of thumb nail in the center of my HTC 10 when I was doing nothing. My phone was not dropped. It happened a day I was outdoors watching a football game and the weather was slightly cold (around 38 Fahrenheit). When I got home, I noticed the small internal crack in the center of the screen. I could not even feel the crack because it was under the surface. I've owned HTC devices for about 10 generations for the last 10 years starting with the HP Treo 750W (made by HTC). I have never had a screen crack or break on any of them.

I called HTC to create a ticket for Uh Oh protection and I shipped it in. Once they received it at the Texas HTC Service Center (Ingram Micro outsourced), I was told the repair did not qualify for free Uh Oh Protection since I purchased my HTC 10 through T-Mobile and the phone was not defective. HTC said I would have to pay for the screen replacement. I declined to pay and they shipped my phone back to me. This has never been the Uh Oh protection policy until the HTC 10, which shocked me when I was declined Uh Oh Protection. I was also surprised they did not tell me I did not qualify for Uh-Oh Protection when first called them before I shipped it. Needlessly, I was without my phone for 3 weeks.

I reported HTC to the Better Business Bureau for refusing Uh Oh Protection on the HTC 10 simply because it was purchased through T-Mobile instead of directly through HTC. The Better Business Bureau complaint worked. HTC responded, but only agreed to 50% off screen replacement. I declined 50% and insisted they cover 100% of the cost. I told HTC I'd never buy an HTC device again if they did not make this right. After going back and forth through the Better Business Bureau 3 times over 2-3 weeks, HTC finally said they would replace the screen this one time free of charge due to my customer loyalty (Owning 10+ HTC devices over 10+ years).

HTC Service Center had my phone (the 2nd time I sent it in) from Nov. 13 2016 and until Dec. 8 2016. In total I've been with out my HTC 10 from October 16-December 8.

After I had such a bad experience with HTC, I am not sure I want to buy another HTC device.

I am positive that my HTC 10 had defective gorilla glass. It should have never cracked in 38F weather.

I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one that experienced this.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] WPtE:
Funny you say that, I've honestly never dropped any phone I've ever owned. I don't really understand people who do drop their phones actually, how does that even happen?

After 3 years of usage without a screen protector my phones only showed minor surface scratches here and there on the screen.

This time around with the HTC 10 I decided to start using a case and screen protector straight away because it just looks too good.

Somehow, I noticed a crack in my screen after a few weeks in the summer. You can only spot it with the right kind of light at the right angle.

It's not in the screen protector, it's not even on the surface of the screen, it's inside the screen: a tiny fracture.

I don't care too much about it though, I don't really notice it usually, plus the rest of the phone looks brand spanking new!

I have to say I think it's quite odd.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dentedilupo:
hi guys recently i broke my lcd

i order a new one but both left and right buttons don´t work, i think they are integrated with the lcd, menu button was transfered and is working ok

there is any tip? or maybe i buy a defective unit

thanks
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] cytherian:
I am pissed beyond belief.

I've kept my HTC 10 in a 2 piece case (rubber insert, outer hard shell) and have a glass screen protector installed. I have dropped my phone a number of times, with no problems, no worries. I figured I wouldn't have to handle my phone like it was made of glass. I really don't know how it happened, but somehow there was an impact to the lower corner of the screen, at the outer edge of the screen protector. A cluster of small fractures and then a very long one arcing across the screen from corner to corner. The protector is fine! The glass UNDERNEATH is cracked! WTF? This is supposed to be Gorilla Glass, and yet my tempered glass protector is fine. I just don't get it.

So now I'm faced with having to replace this glass. I learn of course about the LCD and the digitizer. And there's also a front glass sold separately. So what's the deal? Can I get by with just replacing the outer glass, or does the LCD+digitizer need replacing too? The display looks fine and touch screen functions are perfectly normal. It's just the outer glass is cracked.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] simplex19:
the outer glass and LCD+digitiser comes as a whole package so you'd have to replace the whole thing. I got mine replaced a while back as the original digitiser had a dead touch zone after doing a battery replacement, and I bought the replacement screen off aliexpress for roughly USD20.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] cytherian:
Thanks. So those sellers offering just the "outer screen glass" without LCD+digitizer are essentially scammers, trying to get people to pay for something that will ultimately not work? Unless there is some technique to replace just the glass... but then, I expect it would be fraught with problems for a DIY job, due to lack of complete seamless adherence and no dust.

I have to wonder if these replacements are made with actual Gorilla glass, or if they'll be just as vulnerable as before.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] simplex19:
Honestly not too sure if those outer glass only sellers are scammers or not, but I'd reckon that the transfer of LCD+digitiser from the old glass to the new one will be rather tough if it's even possible without destroying the bonding as you've mentioned.

I also don't think there's a way to ascertain if the replacements are using gorilla glass.. Just from visual inspection the replacement I got is almost identical to the one which came with the phone. Anyway good luck to you on your repair.
[LG G5 Themes, Apps, and Mods] renzetti.s:
I've created this mod because it's unbelievable for me that lg g5 home ux5 haven't second on live icon clock.

Cannot be that Samsung has and lg not.

Follow readme just replace files after decompile then compile

Don't authorize to use this mod on rom.... Just personal use.

I've created video for help understand...

Special desperate mention:
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https://www.dropbox.com/sh/s8fhkw5t1...1CzIFae8a?dl=0
[LG G5 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Mako0:
Great work as always Master..

Thank you for sharing it!!
[LG G5 Themes, Apps, and Mods] ulakala:
hi...... the link don't work for me... :( where is the video???
[LG G5 Themes, Apps, and Mods] renzetti.s:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/s8fhkw5t1z6tq0a/AABTC1i9DfPDggt51CzIFae8a?dl=0

Inviato dal mio LG-D802 utilizzando Tapatalk
[LG G5 Themes, Apps, and Mods] renzetti.s:
Video is there...

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/s8fhkw5t1z6tq0a/AABTC1i9DfPDggt51CzIFae8a?dl=0

Inviato dal mio LG-D802 utilizzando Tapatalk
[LG G5 Themes, Apps, and Mods] ulakala:
ne approfitto di scriverti in italiano (vedo che lo sei)..... deve avere il root il telefono quindi?
[LG G5 Themes, Apps, and Mods] renzetti.s:
Yes need recovery

Inviato dal mio LG-D802 utilizzando Tapatalk
[LG G5 Themes, Apps, and Mods] ulakala:
ok thank u..... i wil try
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] MegaSharkXDA:
Hi guys!

I'm currently using the 34.0.A.1.264 firmware on Xperia X and some of the keypresses are recognized as a straight swipe line when typing fast and thus Swiftkey keeps assuming wrong words. I was wondering if any of you guys already have the latest firmware versions to double check this (277 and 283).

You can easily check this behaviour by entering *#*#SERVICE#*#* on your dialer, choose Service Tests, then Touch, then Free Drawing test and then pretending you're typing (both thumbs) at high speed.
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] xXPheNomEnoNXx:
Hi

I´m currently using 34.0.A.1.277 and have the same issue...

maybe there came an update with or we all gave back our X...
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] sxtester:
Think this is a SW problem which happens only when one types really really fast (which I normally don't do). Tested it on a sample I found in some gadget store (with FW 34.0.A.1.264) and confirm....

Interesting that Sony has pre-installed Swiftkey instead of their own keyboard. Anyhow...

EDIT:

As a temporary fix you can install the regular Xperia International Keyboard and turn swiping off. Not sure, maybe Swiftkey has that option too.
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] MegaSharkXDA:
But I type really really fast :) that's why I was wondering whether someone with the 277 or 283 firmwares have this issue so I would bother unlocking bootloader + installing latest firmware.

Regular Xperia international keyboard... hummm, haven't tried it on these Marshmallow devices. Swiftkey's only other option for swiping is even worse (deleting / accepting words).
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] sxtester:
Well, .277 has reportedly the same issue. However, why would you want to unlock your BL for installing latest FW only? That's not required at all.

The regular Xperia international keyboard is not so regular in fact, it has many options. It works pretty well and I actually prefer it over SwiftKey, but that's up to everyone's preference.
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] DjLukeW:
You can turn swipe off on SwiftKey anyway. Its called flow
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] MegaSharkXDA:
I would unlock the BL just for the simple fact that I wouldn't be doing an extra factory reset later on.

I'm now trying the Xperia International keyboard but I've always hated how the bottom row of characters is narrow.

And no, Swiftkey doesn't allow you to turn off swipe. You can only choose between two swipe options.
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] DjLukeW:
Apologies, yes you can't turn it off. But Using Gestures only applies to deleting words. Haven't had any issues in that mode.
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] MegaSharkXDA:
You'll be even worse with Gestures just because you'll be deleting and accepting incomplete words. With Flow, at least *some* words get OK when this happens. And, of course, you can use Flow itself to type (even though it will never be my first option) and the issue doesn't get visible.

I have just uninstalled Xperia International Keyboard: With swipe off, when the issue happens, only the last letter on the "fake swipe" action gets recognized thus leading to bad predictions as well, and Swiftkey is simply the most amazing keyboard ever.

So, back to square one...
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] xXPheNomEnoNXx:
send mine back and switched to galaxy s7 edge (with gear vr)

best change ever^^
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] MegaSharkXDA:
Because of the typing issues?
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] xXPheNomEnoNXx:
Sure, got the same wirh my gNote3 years ago, and dont wanted to wait again for a fix
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] ykphuah:
When I changed from Nexus 5 to Xperia M5, I faced this issue as well. Then I turned off the swipe in the Sony Keyboard, then I realized that it is missing some of my touches.

So sad that it is still appearing in Xperia X.
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] MegaSharkXDA:
Though it's most likely a software issue
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] espe0:
my XX has same issue... I can't type fast becouse it is eating/miss letters (especialy "e")
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] MegaSharkXDA:
The latest firmware is out (34.0.A.1.292).

Can anyone confirm it still has the typing issues?
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] Tartash:
Tried latest firmware and nothing is different and the keyboard issue is still occurring. I have a bad feeling this is not gonna be fixed but we can always hope.
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] ykphuah:
hmm, I haven't gotten the update yet, checked on phone and from xperia companion, mine is F5122.
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] Scandinavian:
I had this issue on my F5121 which I got 6 days ago. I noticed in the service menu touch test feature that not all inputs were recognized and some were at wrong position and/or delayed. I DOA:ed it today, got a new one at the retailer and it has the same issue... Is this a software or a hardware issue? I should probably DOA this one as well, as it also is scrolling by itself and clicking on stuff in my Facebook feed (from time to time).
[Sony Xperia X Guides, News, & Discussion] MegaSharkXDA:
292?
[Huawei Ascend P7] Birchall:
Hi there, first time post on XDA :)

I believe my problem to be similar to the one found here posted recently but wasn't sure of protocol and didn't want to hijack the thread.

In short, all I can Access is fastboot.

I was attempting to downgrade from lollipop with Emui 3(ish) to KitKat with Emui 2.3. Whilst Trying to follow the weird downgrade upgrade process (I'm used to flashing .zips on my HTC rather than .APPs) of using the intermittent packages to go between releases I seem to have soft bricked it.

I have a number of UPDATE.APP files (B609, 620, 805, 839) and at some point one of them was working. I have since run all of these through the Huawei Update Extractor and extracted the Boot and Recovery images for each build.

I can use "fastboot flash [boot/recovery] [img file here]" perfectly fine and am told that everything finished OKAY when flashing a recovery and boot for a specific build however I am still unable to access any other partitions, either by holding down the hardware buttons ( vol + & power for recovery, vol + & vol - & power for the Huawei thing).

When using the extractor tool I am given and image and an image header file for each partition, I have been discarding the image header file and only flashing the image, it this the correct thing to do?

Thanks,

Birchall

P.s I have an SDcard and I can easily put the UPDATE.apps on there in a dload folder but that is no help as I cannot access the recovery area which forced updates from this file.
[Huawei Ascend P7] l3Nni:
Hi, welcome! ?

Do you remember, if the last working firmware was based on lollipop (B8xx) or kitkat (B6xx)?

You may then extract system.img/cust.img/userdata.img/boot.img/recovery.img of a B6xx or B8xx based rom and flash it in this order through fastboot. (make sure to use the full rom, B620 is also available as an update I think, so just have a quick look on the file size)
[Huawei Ascend P7] Birchall:
Thanks for your response, I've done as you suggested, using Build 839 as I think lollipop was the last working.

There seems to be no difference with the phone. Still the only accessible area is fastboot and when rebooting through fastboot the phone reboots and appears to hang on the boot logo. I'll try a KitKat build now for completeness, is it worth trying different build versions of Lollipop?

Edit: Tried B609 now too, no success.
[Huawei Ascend P7] l3Nni:
Hm, sad to hear that. B805 was a beta firmware, so there's a small chance that it may work. Sorry, I have no other idea what do try at the moment. So I'd just attempt it.
[Huawei Ascend P7] Birchall:
I appreciate your help anyway :) I'll go through and attempt to flash some others the same way.

I am left with a few questions though:

1. Why the need to flash in a specific order, or is that just standard practice?

2. What are the use of the header files that are also obtained when using the extractor tool?

3. Where has your knowledge of the Huawei firmware variants come from - Is it from a database of all released builds and type of release?
[Huawei Ascend P7] l3Nni:
1) Somebody once told me to keep that order, and I hadn't any problems since, so I stick with it. Anyway, I'm not sure if the order is important, but I doubt changing it would help.

2) I have no idea. But I didn't use them, and flashing still went fine, so I don't think they're the problem. Maybe someone more experienced can help you there.

3) There is none, unfortunately. So it was basically just trial & error, I nearly lost hope to recover my phone minimum two times, but was lucky in the end. Often the problem is, that you have to go the "big steps" (emui2.3 to 3.0 to 3.1, or sometimes between L10, and L00/L03 roms) per dload. Flashing any rom of another "big version" per twrp/adb results in a not working system. But your problem seems worse, since you can't even access the recovery.

I wish you good luck! Let us know if you can fix it somehow.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xKarmax:
Hey guys . so I'm trying to flash TWRP custom recovery mode

I have followed this guide : http://xdaforums.com/tab-4/general/sm-t235-lte-rooted-twrp-2-8-alpha1-sm-t3027059

for model SM-T235 Galaxy Tablet 4.7 ,

And I flash it through download mode , and it doesn't work in odin it's says it's completed and pass in green color, but when I try to boot again into recovery mode I still see the defualt recovery mode

which is not good for me because I need TWRP Recovery mode

I really need to know why is that happening , thanks for any help.

Kind regards, Karma
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
Updated TWRP: http://xdaforums.com/tab-4/development/recovery-twrp-3-0-0-galaxy-tab-4-lte-t3323064

In Odin did you uncheck the option called auto-reboot? You need to do this your first time installing twrp. Then when it's done installing, hold down home, vol+, and power which will boot you into twrp. Then you need to flash the latest supersu zip in twrp before booting up normally: https://download.chainfire.eu/964/SuperSU/BETA-SuperSU-v2.74-2-20160519174328.zip
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xKarmax:
now I can use aroma manager to bypass the password?

Thanks alot.
[Galaxy Tab 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
I don't know what that is, sorry
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gangrif:
I am working on a project, where I need to get a Raspberry pi online via a cell modem. Seems like others have solved this problem using USB dongles. But I'm having trouble finding anyone who's done it with Project Fi. I'd like to use Project Fi, because it just makes sense. I dont want a contract, and its a data-only thing.

I havent found anyone who's used this particular combination, so I'm hesitant to order a dongle until I have a reasonable amount of faith in the hardware i'm ordering.

I need the Pi to run raspbian. So the dongle needs to work with raspbian. I've found information regarding the Huawei LTE USB Modem E173. They used t-mobile though, and while I know FI uses t-mobile, it'd be great if I could get confirmation somehow that it would work.

I'd also like to keep the cost low, this thing is going to see about a month of use, so I dont want to spend a ton of money on it.

So, how do I identify what dongles work with Fi?

Thanks!
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1981greg:
I'm trying to do the same thing did you find a USB dongle to run Fi thanks I can't find a real answer
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gangrif:
Yea, answers are slim.

I bought a Huawei E353 on a guess that it would work. it supports tmobile, and i belive sprint.

I activated my Fi account, and got a sim. I stuck the sim in my Nexus 5x to be sure it was activated, and then once I was sure it was working, stuck it into the E353. I did manage to get it working, but it's not optimal. You need to switch the dongle from storage mode to cell mode every time you connect it, which you're supposed to be able to automate with usb_modeswitch, but i havent had any luck.

After it's switched, you can just connect using wvdial, and you're online. I haven't used it excessively, or worked out all the bugs, but it does work.
[Android General] Vatumb:
Here is the full guide to Enable Developer Option & Enable USB Debugging on Android

http://www.technobuzz.net/enable-usb-debugging-android/
[Off-topic] eihabs:
Hello people,

I am stuck in this Dilemma of these three choices that I've currently got, I would really appreciate some sincere advice from you fellas and Keep in mind that which phone among these could be more future proof regarding updates and everything..

Thank you.
[Off-topic] eihabs:
Confused

Anybody?
[Off-topic] hanc0ck:
I think op1. Nexus 6 got never the same community Support like n5. And redmi.. I like xiaomi, but you find more custom roms for op1

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