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[Huawei Watch] Double03:
Hi fellow Huawei Watch owners,

I just received my Amazon order for what's listed as: Huawei Smart Watch Band DZT1968® Sport Fitness Silicone Watch Band Strap with Steel Buckle

http://www.amazon.com/Huawei-Smart-...1ABZ24QQ/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_sims?ie=UTF8

* Paid $6 including shipping from China (I did standard, not the express)

* Arrived weeks earlier than the email estimated

* It matches the Huawei size of being wide at the edges but more narrow between the lugs (18/22?)

* Has the quick-release pins

* The silicone is soft enough that it curves around my wrist and the watch stays flat (rather than being suspended like a stiff bracelet)

* The black is "black" (rather than grey) and the blue is at it appears on my computer monitor. Cannot speak to the other colors.

* Lint does not seem to adhere

* The strap retainer (loop) has a protrusion that fits into the buckle hole to keep it from sliding. Perhaps this is a standard feature on silicone straps nowadays, but for me this was a new and thumbs up finding.

Unless it wears unusually quickly or the pins have a problem, these are a steal at $6 a piece. I've attached photos that I hope help others.
[Huawei Watch] MasK:
I got the same one, in "red" from Ebay.

Apparently it was described as "Red", but turned out to be hot pink. Cost me SG$4.50, so I swiftly kept it aside (no offense to hot pink lovers!)

I re-ordered the blue one and another brown leather. Frankly I love the quality and was also thrilled to discover the loop protrusion for the hole :)
[Huawei Watch] vshzR:
I have the same band and love it. I use it more than the stock ones as I don't worry if this one fades, but I have traveled with it globally at this point and love it.
[Android Apps and Games] SveKa:
Hey.

I would like to ask.. is there a port from EMUI 4.0 Rom Music Player (v.71 <) without chinese online content?
[XDA Assist] karl6994:
Hi everyone, I'm quite new to here. I rooted my phone a while back & enabled knox security which ended up causing it to get stuck in a bootloop.

CWM is damaged, it says E: Unknown, or it says things are disabled like adb sideload etc. I'm really stumped!

I'm not sure where to begin, I've tried Samsung kies, odin, a few other programs, none of which have worked at all.. Is there no way I can flash TWRP to it somehow? :( I'd really LOVE some help, I can't afford a new phone.

Any help is really appreciated!! Thank you!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] deepdiver00:
Guys,

Need some help here. A couple of days ago I spilled some water on the navigation buttons on the lower part of my Hermes that was working ok just fine for the last 8 months. Cleaned it up with a towel and everything looked ok for another 3-4 hours when the touch screen graduatelly stopped responding, now is dead. I took everything apart and cleaned all the connectors however I still have the same problem, no improvement of any kind.

I've seen in the forum that some other people had this issue, what I am curios is to hear if anyone was able to fix it. Thinking of replacing the digitizer/lcd..will this fix the problem or there is some other screen driver chip that may be damaged?

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab S General] Lightn1ng:
Nandr0idC0nsumer's Guide to installing ROMs on, rooting, modding, and debricking all variants of the Galaxy Tab S

After seeing that there are quite a lot of people on these forums that are new to modding, I decided to create a little guide to help users out. I did NOT create all the work below, I am simply explaining it in a simple noob-free guide. What is below will be periodically updated as it goes.

CONTENTS

Devices and Android Versions

Using ODIN

Rooting and installing TWRP

Custom ROMs

Unbricking

Xposed Guide

Download Center
[Galaxy Tab S General] Lightn1ng:
Devices & Android Versions

This part of the guide is where you decide what model you have, and all the Android versions supported by this tablet.

MODELS:

The Galaxy Tab S 8.4 Wifi is the T700, no matter where it was purchased from.

The Galaxy Tab S 8.4 LTE is the T705, carrier independent (exceptions below).

The Galaxy Tab S 10.5 Wifi is the T800, no matter where it was purchased from.

The Galaxy Tab S 10.5 LTE is the T805, carrier independent (exceptions below).

EXCEPTIONS:

If your device's model number is T707 or T807, your device will not be supported by this guide - yet.

ANDROID VERSIONS:

You can download all TouchWiz full roms from SamMobile.com - info on how to flash later.

Here are the statuses of different Android versions:

4.4.2 - Available through TouchWiz only

4.4.4 - Available through CM11 - T700, T800, and T805 models only

5.0.2 - Available through CM12 and stock TouchWiz for all Tab S variants

5.1.1 - Available through CM12.1 for all Tab S variants

6.0.1 - Available in AOSP and CM form

ROM STEREOTYPES:

I have created a description of sorts for the Android versions to help you decide which is right for you:

4.4.2 TW - All Tab S variants ship with this - it has a dark skin, and is overall slower than 5.0.2 TW

4.4.4 CM11 - Just don't use this, it's very outdated and unsupported

5.0.2 TW - An improvement of TW 4.4.2, it takes away a few tablet things (I loved the 4.4.2 multitasking tray) but is much faster in general

5.1.1 - Very fast and stable, also a lot nicer looking, but has a lag issue that no AOSP dev has been able to fix as of yet

6.0.1 - The only 6.0.1 ROM with a working Camera is found here and is compatible with all 4 Tab S variants
[Galaxy Tab S General] Lightn1ng:
Why would you use Odin:

You will have to use Odin if:

-Your device softbricked (which is your device either hanging at the Samsung screen, or not booting to the Samsung logo at all)

-You want to go back to stock

-You want to flash TWRP recovery or CF-Auto-Root

Click here to download Odin

Click here to download Samsung USB Drivers

Odin Guide:

Before you can use Odin, you MUST download and install the Samsung USB drivers. The install process is simple so I don't feel the need to explain it here.

Above is an image of ODIN. Before we continue, please note:

-NEVER check Repartition or NAND Erase All, or select a PIT file. These 3 ways are tested and true ways of PERMANENTLY killing your device if done improperly.

Alright, before we can use Odin, we must put your device into a special mode called Download Mode. In this mode, your device will download firmware from your computer and flash it. To do this, follow these steps:

1) Power off your device.

2) Hold Power+Home+Volume Down.

3) When the Warning screen comes up, let go of all 3 buttons and press Volume Up.

Now that you have the drivers installed and your device is in Download Mode, you can connect your device to your computer via MicroUSB cable. Odin accepts .tar files and .tar.md5 files. Firmware files from places like SamMobile will come in a .zip file. Before flashing, extract the .tar/.tar.md5 from the ZIP! This is a very common noob error.

To select a .tar/.tar.md5 file in Odin, click AP and browse to the file. Double-click it to select. To flash the file, simply click "Start" at the bottom.
[Galaxy Tab S General] Lightn1ng:
Rooting and installing TWRP

What is TWRP?

TWRP is a custom recovery that allows us to flash ROMs, and also root our devices. To flash it, we need to use Odin (explained above).

Installing TWRP:

1) Download the appropriate TAR version of TWRP for your device from here

Note that for installing TWRP, the T700 is klimtwifi, the T705 is klimtlte, the T800 is chagallwifi, and the T805 is chagalllte

2) Reboot your device into Download Mode, plug it into your computer via MicroUSB, and fire up Odin

3) Select TWRP-xxxxxxxxxxx.tar in Odin's AP slot

4) Turn off Auto-reboot

5) When Odin says pass, hold down the Volume Down + Power buttons together.

6) AS SOON AS the screen turns black, quickly let go of Volume Down and begin holding Power + Volume Up + Home

7) When the Teamwin screen appears, you can let go of the buttons

8) You're in TWRP :)

How to root from TWRP:

1) Download the SuperSU zip file from the Downloads section

2) Put it on the device (via microusb or microsd card)

3) Tap "Install" and tap "Select Storage" at the bottom. Now tap wherever you put the zip and tap ok.

4) Select the zip file and swipe at the bottom to confirm flash

5) When complete, tap the home bottom at the bottom of TWRP, tap Reboot, and then tap System

6) Enjoy your rooted device ;)
[Galaxy Tab S General] Lightn1ng:
Custom ROMs

You can find all the different custom ROMs for the Tab S:

-here

-and here

Installing custom ROMs for the Tab S:

First, download the ROM zip along with opengapps (only if it's an aosp rom, which cm and 6.0.1 are) then follow these steps:

1) Install TWRP recovery and reboot into it, by turning the tablet off and holding Volume Up, Power, and Home

2) Go into Wipe > Advanced Wipe and select everything except MicroSD and Internal storage (if your ROM is stored on internal storage)

3) Go to home and select "Install" then use the select storage option to select your rom zip and gapps location)

4) select your rom zip, then (if your installing an aosp rom) click add zip and select your gapps

5) swipe to confirm flash

6) When done, click reboot system and enjoy your new rom ;)
[Galaxy Tab S General] Lightn1ng:
Unbricking

There are 2 types of bricks:

HARDBRICKS

A hardbricked device will not respond to your input. Power buttons, power+volume, no matter what you do, the screen stays blank. This type of brick can only be repaired by going to the manufacturer for warranty or sending it to get a JTAG (if this thing even supports JTAG).

If your device is hardbricked, I'm sorry to tell you that device will not get repaired for free, unless under warranty

SOFTBRICKS/BOOTLOOPS

A softbricked device seems scary to beginners, but is in reality very easy to fix. (I remember freaking out after softbricking by S5. It was scary and my first use of Odin.) Anyways, your device will either stay at the Powered by Android screen or will hang at the Samsung logo. Remember that your device isn't softbricked unless it has hanged for more than 20 minutes. Anything less than that might just be taking a long time to boot, which is typical after a fresh ROM install.

Repairing Softbricks

If your device is softbricked, boot it into Recovery Mode using the following:

1) Wait for the battery to drain or otherwise reboot the device

2) Boot into recovery (explained above)

3) If you're using stock recovery, use the volume buttons to choose "wipe data/factory reset" and select the power button to confirm

4) afterwards, select wipe cache and use the power button to confirm

If this does not work, you must boot to download mode. This is explained above.

Now connect to your PC and select the .tar.md5 for your device's stock firmware (download center is your friend, below) in the AP slot, then click "Start." Your device should flash the new firmware and reboot. It should work now ;)
[Galaxy Tab S General] Lightn1ng:
Xposed

Xposed is a framework for mods that are pretty awesome that can be used to tweak minor things about your Android. Once rooted, here is how to install it:

If you're on 4.4.2 or 4.4.4:

1) Download the Xposed Installer APK and install it

2) Open it and select framework, then tap "Install/Update"

3) Accept and then when it's done, reboot

4) You're done, that's it ;)

If you're on 5.0.2 or higher:

1) Download the Xposed Installer APK and install it

2) Download the Xposed Installer flashable zip (SDK21 is 5.0-5.0.2, SDK22 is 5.1-5.1.1, and SDK23 is 6.0-6.0.1)

3) Reboot into TWRP recovery (which must be installed beforehand) and install the zip (same procedure as a custom ROM, but without the wipe at all)

4) Reboot system

5) Enjoy Xposed working ;)
[Galaxy Tab S General] Lightn1ng:
Downloads

Here are the links:

Xposed Flashable ZIP (5.0.2 and higher)

Xposed Installer APK

SamMobile (must register an account to download)
[Galaxy Tab S General] Lightn1ng:
RESERVED
[Galaxy Tab S General] Lightn1ng:
it's done
[LG G2 Mini] victorass21:
Good evening. I would like an assistance. I want to pass on my mobile version CM 13.0. But I do not know how to do it you can help me please take some photos in the I have done so far.
[LG G2 Mini] Droid-G2:
It's not that difficult. You will find a good guide here:

http://xdaforums.com/g2-mini/general/guide-stock-to-rocking-custom-rom-lg-g2-t3339068
[LG G2 Mini] SirIntegra:
Hello!

It goes in this exact order:

1. ROOT

2. UNLOCK BOOTLOADER

3. INSTALL TWRP

4. INSTALL CM 13

I would recommend you Resurrection Remix by mobiusm with the addition of the following application: Greenify, check it out on Google Play.
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lior84:
I want to upgrade my wife's phone to marshmallow. Her 915F is official but rooted with TWRP.

I want to be sure that I will be able to roll back in case won't like it.

Is it possible?

Besides security updates, is there a good reason to update it ?
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lior84:
Nobody did it ?
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DTLblaze:
I am currently running the Turbo ROM and don't really find the stock launcher that came with it (cyanogenmod style) very nice. I was wondering what other rooted Moto X Play people use, do you use the stock ROM launcher or a custom one? If so any suggestions?
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] minimale_ldz:
Nova is good - light and customisable. Lightning Launcher is also very light and extremely customisable, a bit hard to learn, but onCe you get you'll love it. T-UI is very light and may work well as a privacy protector as it only has text interface and a lot of people won't know how to use it. If you're not looking for experiments and need a proper launcher I'd recommend Nova
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diegomartinezlovey:
Google Now Launcher
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drmuruga:
Latest Nova launcher has night mode also , very nice.
[X Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kongootto123:
Smart Launcher Pro 3
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gloege:
My lg g4 was so easy you go to the service menu and bam done. Now remember this is a t mobile phone note 4 so why should it be so hard. Any tips or will i have to use a program like debloater

http://rootjunkysdl.com/files/?dir=Gates/DeBloater

Really need to halt android 6. do not want it so do not try to convince me. I am here to find out how to stop the OTA on my note 4 from t mobile.

Now let's get cracking...
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gloege:
Will i need a sim card to get this done
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S5Sickness:
No sim needed..

---------- Post added at 08:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:39 PM ----------

with a t-mobile note 4 you will be asked to update.. it won't do it on it's own... you have to give the permission...
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gloege:
So how do i stop this and my mother may inadvertently update it
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S5Sickness:
No need to stop it... When the update comes out to your phone ... You will be asked to update or not.. Just hit don't update and your good.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gloege:
Hope she hits the right one
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootabaga:
I was getting pestered to take the update constantly so I finally installed Debloater to stop it.

Here is a link to what I did:

http://xdaforums.com/android/softwa...rier-bloat-t2998294/post64358977#post64358977

It was extremely easy and it stopped the update prompts perfectly.

Good luck
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
View attachment 5315521

A brand new, fascinating, user-friendly and robust camera app is here, ready to capture, orchestrate and give a new life to your best moments…

Major Features

- Simple and bloat-free user interface

- Amazing Photo and Video quality

- Utilizes Android's camera 2 API (on devices that supports the API)

- Focus and exposure from different areas (if supported by device)

- Integrated Gallery and Slider

- Burst mode

- Animated GIFs

- Video slow motion recording

- Manual ISO, Focus, Shutter Speed control (if supported by device)

- RAW format (if supported by device)

- Snapshot during video recording

- Selfie Light

- Panorama mode (if supported by device)

- Timelapse

- HDR+ (Pixel 2 devices)

Camera Premium Package

- Burst Interval below 500ms

- More than 20 maximum shots in burst

- Better JPEG Quality

- Antibanding in 50Hz (Europe) and 60Hz (Asia)

- Video max duration over 5 minutes

- Photo histogram

- High resolution Animated GIFs

- Timelapse intervals over 10 seconds
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] DingoDingo:
Congratulations! I will try ASAP
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] arena1:
Great app!!

A must have!!

Great job!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
Footej Camera 1.0.2 is now available on Google Play!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Sleep04:
Ive downloaded it, a very great app thanks devs for making this app.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
Footej Camera 1.0.3 is now available on Google Play!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
Footej Camera 1.0.5 is now available on Google Play!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] shobint7:
Please add 4k video.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Sigizmund14:
Please, add support full resolution for Sony Z5! Thanks for great app!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
What is your device?

If it works in legacy camera API most probably 4K is not supported. Some native apps may offer 4K, but most probably they upscale the captured frames to 4K.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
Thanks! What exactly is the issue? What do you mean by "full resolution"? In photos or video?

You may also send a mail to support from the app's Settings->About->Feedback & Support in order to check device's camera characteristics.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Sigizmund14:
I mean support 23MP on photos, not 8MP like now.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] shobint7:
I have Moto X 2nd gen
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
If I'm not wrong the device utilizes camera legacy API.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Elting:
Great App! But sometimes the time stamps are not correct. For example a selfie I made this morning was dated in the year 2038. The next Picture had the correct date but the time was two hours back (6 a.m. instead of 8 a.m.). The third Picture had the correct time stamp (date and time).
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
Thanks for your feedback! It's a known issue in devices that supports camera 2 API. Actually it's a bug in Android api. It will be resolved in next version.

Actually, you may test it, if you want, using the beta version.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Elting:
OK, thanks for your answer! I will test the beta!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
Footej Camera 1.1.0 is now available on Google Play!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.footej.camera
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] /root:
Which devices support the shutter speed and ISO control?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Elting:
So, the problem with the time stamps still exits in the new version. Last picture was dated in 1970...
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] zxc79:
LG G4 android 7.1.2 (RR) problem with saving photo and if hdr on that photo not working (rendering photo)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] aser_elhbayeb:
App doesn't work on LOS 7.1.2 ,I9300 ? [MENTION=3750240]stratosk[/MENTION]
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] fcbn98:
Hey mate :)

Your app is great, but when I set the highest settings (megapickels) and turn on HDR, Footej crashes, although it works fine in lower resolutions.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
Hey, thanks!

Could you please send us an email to support from within the app (Settings->About->Feedback & Support) in order to check the logs?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
We noted your request, but I'm not sure if we implement it easily... :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
As far as I know I9300 didn't get officially Android 5 (please confirm). So I'm not sure that you will not have issues with your custom ROM.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
Could you please send us an email to support from within the app (Settings->About->Feedback & Support) in order to check the logs?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] magiQx:
Hello,

just installed this app and im overall satisfied and thinking to buy it. Until now, i just found 2 things that more or less bothered me.

LG G4 h815 LineageOS 7.1.2

1: when in manual exposure, while selecting the shutter speed for thing a photo, it throws an error. (i submitted the error and mailed it to support)

2: Sometimes while in photo mode, the icon for slow mo video recording appears and if i push it, the app force closes. Upon opening, the slow mo button disappears.

(the phone gets really hot while in a cam app. regardless of the app i use. This is just a side-note i observed. Cant remember if it was like this before switching to LineageOS)

Great app so far!

Best Regards
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] aser_elhbayeb:
yes it didn't get Android 5 officially, by the app was working fine few day back, now it doesn't, here is a log file.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
Thanks! Not need to go back. We will investigate if we can do something generic (that works on all devices).
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
Thanks for your feedback. We will check the issues.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
Thanks we will check it. But as I said, I suspect a bad implementation in the ROM.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] xrad:
Indeed, any non-stock camera app on the G4 gets really hot. I keep wondering what magic they've done in the stock camera, I'm suspecting the way the viewfinder is implemented. Maybe the obvious way to do it (GL? Renderscript?) is more intense on the GPU.

Another thing to note is that the stock camera uses camera API1 (with some LG specific extensions I guess). One side effect is that the manual focus control allows to focus considerably closer objects than API2 based cameras.

All that has made me return to stock. I bought the phone for its camera and TBH the stock camera is just awesome. I do miss Footej's new manual focus zoom assist though.

Edit: odd -> hot :)

[MENTION=3750240]stratosk[/MENTION] perhaps you guys could consider supporting custom/legacy camera APIs to be able to optimize for certain phones. I know that's a ton of work and you need samples. Perhaps back it by in-app purchases of plugins?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] ermetek:
Sony Xperia XZ Android 7.0

I don't understand why when I tap on the screen for the first time the focus is never correct. I need to replace the exposure and then adjust the focus by dragging it back to the object.

In addition, the manual focus is not working properly.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
Yes, that's true. It a lot of work to do. And we also consider that all new devices support camera 2 API. So, I don't think that we will invest time to work on the legacy API in specific devices.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
I can't reproduce this on our test devices. I will try to find your device to reproduce it.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] xrad:
Just to point it out again, and more clearly: at least on the G4, API2 is inferior compared to API1 with proprietary bits (specifically: focus range), so there is a point supporting this. It would also be a unique selling point for the app. But I totally understand that this is difficult to realize for a small team as yours.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] aser_elhbayeb:
What implementations in ROM that could affect the camera?!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] stratosk:
A lot of things https://source.android.com/devices/camera/