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[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] silentmax24:
the x performance does not have radio?:(

sony are one of the few phones that still have radio and i'd like to see the radio in all of their future phones
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] Photobias:
No.

XA & X = yes

X Performance = no

WHY!!!

Any tweak? firmware?
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] SirRobin78:
As far as i know the battery lifetime for X is much better than X Performance, this is mentioned in all reviews...so it seems that the battery in X Performace is a bit underpowered for the 820 i tink...
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] Bialynia:
Probably due to the metal back. It's why the NFC antenna is at the front.
[Android General] akashavel:
Hi all

Greetings. This page for HTC 828 owners and Xda / Android developers who wants to helps us.?

Anyone rooted their phone .if yes please share the procedure.

Thanks
[Android General] pandimech26:
First unlock your bootloader(htcdev.com)then you can root by kingroot
[Android General] sp_xda:
are you able to root??
[Android General] DJ-Singh:
I got my phone rooted through Kingroot. No need to unlock bootloader.

I even removed some unwanted apps of HTC and Chrome, Facebook etc.

Now, I am willing to upgrade to Marshmallow. Can anyone help in this regard?
[Android General] mess1116:
Stock rom

Hey can anyone send me the link for stock rom for htc desire 828. Please. Thank you.
[Android General] markzuekarly:
you need to unlock the boot loader first. Otherwise full options will not come on screen.
[Android General] weapons9clear:
Hello everyone I too have A HTC desire 828 I wanna root this phone but I'm scared that it will get bricked so can you guys tell me how to unbrick this phone if something got wrong while rooting.

Thank you in advance
[Android General] mess1116:
Hey guys..i kinda need a favour...

Can anyone use fastboot and use the command "fastboot getvar all" and pleaseee give me all the info about this device...thanking you in advance :)
[Android General] neo.codename47:
Hi guys i have rooted my htc desire 828 without unlocking the bootloader you can use kingroot to root your device.
[Lenovo A7000 Questions & Answers] archz2:
I came to know about xposed Version 85 release today. I am using version 83. Do I need to install the new apk or flash the zip all over again ? I am running lollipop on Lenovo a7000 with AOSP Custom ROM
[Lenovo A7000 Questions & Answers] PrashantRana:
Flash the v85 zip again
[Lenovo A7000 Questions & Answers] bastele1130:
I updated to stock marshmallow yesterday, today I tried to install xposed v78 , it din work then I tried with v85 files both the times phone got stuck on boot animation....can anyone give me link with working xposed zip file. Thanks in advance
[Lenovo A7000 Questions & Answers] PrashantRana:
Xposed package varies with android api(android version)

For Lolipop:click here

For Marshmallow:-click here

After flashing First boot will take 6-10 minutes.

If any bootstuck or want to uninstall the xposed then flash xposed uninstaller. click here
[Lenovo A7000 Questions & Answers] archz2:
Okay, thanks. I did that . Now I have the latest version :):good:
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kingbhoy:
Recently the a few functions have stopped working.

I have a Quickcircle case which was working fine until recently, here are the problems I have.

1) Phone does not wake up/sleep when case is opened or closed

2) Whilst closed, double tapping on the screen through the window does nothing (used to display clock and other shortcuts to apps) strangely enough when the case in open and I double tap where the clock should be it brings up the passcode input screen which comes up when double tapping anywhere.

Any ideas why this could be would be much appreciated.:)
[Galaxy Grand 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mhedat67:
A question About China unicom Grand Sm-g7102 I want Rom Have Googleplay And All Langauge Plllz
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] CraigNX:
I have gaps mostly all over the edge as in the pics. Please zoom in to see them clearly. Is this normal? Manufacturing defect?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] HuskQi:
Just checked my S7... I don't have the same gaps as per your pictures. Mine sits completely level on all sides.

Would probably try and swap it for a new one if possible.

Does it cause any issues?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] CraigNX:
As I said this is already my 3rd replacement unit. The last two times I went for replacement they said they can't accept this as issue enough to give me a replacement. Yet somehow they gave me after lot of talk. Samsung service is so bad
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] HuskQi:
Apologies I didn't see anywhere in your post where you said it was your third replacement.

Potentially ask for one last return and see if they can get one from a different batch. I had reboot issues with my S7, went through 2 more with same issue, and eventually they got one sent down from a different city, different batch and it has been flawless.

Was lucky the person I dealt with had the patience to go through the whole ordeal for me.

If it doesn't cause any performance issues, then you could always just cover it up with a case as a last resort but it doesn't look TOO bad from the pictures.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] cocagenda2:
i totally agree with u...Samsung service is the worst...my xperiance was that they had my phone for 10 days and did nothing to my phone...i have grey lines on my display although they are not visible in every situation but when they are visible its a little bit anoying...so i sad to them to change the screen and they sad yes they will and at the end i got my phone intact with no replacement or whatsoever...when i had similar problem with Sony xperia the storry is diferent they replaced the screen in one week and its flawles now(my mom is using it)...so yea in my situation Samsung service is the worst so far!!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] HuskQi:
I've been lucky with my experiences although there quality control is meh. I also had reboot issues with my S6. The S6 was purchased from an official retailer which took no responsibility but Samsung told me to send it directly to them. Had it back within 2 weeks with a brand new charging board and motherboard which solved the reboot issue. Even had one of their reps call me to make sure the problem was fixed which was astonishing.

Then as per my above post, with my S7 rebooting (purchased from Samsung store this time), they went through the trouble of getting me brand new handsets each time until eventually I got one that worked.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] CraigNX:
Do you mean you got phone with same problem again after replacement also?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] CraigNX:
Oops somehow I missed to include that it's my 3rd replacement in OP. Sorry. So for the reboot issue you faced after the replacement period, you had to go to Samsung service center and got one from another batch? I want to know is it possible to tell them to get me one from another batch considering the number of times I replaced.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] HuskQi:
I pointed out to them that my original and replacements had all been from the same batch and all faulty and asked for one that was carrier branded cause I was desperate to get a working phone. By luck, they had run out of silver stock from all carriers at this specific branch. First he offered me a different colour, but then proceeded to call the other branches. The only silver available in the country was carrier branded but since there is virtually no difference between the carrier models in my country, I told them I'll take it. They sent it down for me, 2 days later I had it in my hands and I'm still using it now.

I think there is no harm in asking whether you could potentially get one sent down from another store/batch but don't demand one either. Just be careful not to come off as rude. I have some friends who work at phone stores and even though they can transfer stock from other stores, they won't put in the effort for rudely demanding customers (bearing in mine most of them haven't had 3 replacements like you).

Good luck :)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] CraigNX:
How you were able to find the batch of your devices?
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] surferion:
Hello, I cannot find a way to have Tasker find out whether the 'battery saver' mode is ON or OFF. (h815p)

what i'm trying to do is to create a task that:

1 - checks if battery saver is ON or OFF

2 - if ON, turn battery saver off and set display brightness to 91

3 - if OFF, turn battery saver on and set display brightness to 255

i was able to get tasker to switch BS on or off (though not 'silently') - but there seems no way to know if BS if ON or OFF.

any help would be greatly appreciated!

PS. not sure why this feature is not discussed more in depth, it almost doubles my battery life with it.
[AT&T HTC One (M9)] sirvalence:
A little background first. Flashed stock recovery and my original first backup in order to take OTA for Marshmallow. OTA wouldn't take so I downloaded / installed MM update successfully. Currently at 6.0, 3.38.502.12. Then, re-unlocked bootloader (S-ON) and flashed TWRP 3.0.2.0. I then immediately created a full backup successfully before rooting.

Since that point, I've been unable to create another backup. I've also had countless problems trying to flash anything at all like custom ROMs and such. Keep having to revert to my unrooted backup post-MM update. The problem had to occur somewhere after my first successful TWRP backup post-MM update and now. Puzzling part is that I restored this same successful backup then without leaving TWRP, I immediately tried to do another backup and it fails the exact same way.

Recovery.log shows:

* MD5 Created.

Backing up System...

Error opening: '/system/app/Ds' (Not a directory)

I:Error in Generate_TarList!

Error creating backup.

createTarFork() process ended with ERROR: 255

Backup Failed. Cleaning Backup Folder.

I've tracked this down and it does indeed appear to be a directory "Ds". Inside as a sub-directory called 'oat' with Ds.apk inside of that, which is the Dolby Audio service.

I'm completly stumped. Any ideas?
[AT&T HTC One (M9)] sirvalence:
Update, in the /system/app/ (list of apps) it looks like there is an oat subdirectory followed by arm64 then filename.odex:

/system/app/BasicDreams/oat/arm64/BasicDreams.odex

However, when I browse to the problem app "Ds"... oat does not appear as a directory.

This could be a simple fix then?? Coudn't I just obtain root again, somehow change that oat to a directory and hope I see the rest of the subdirectories and files there?

OR... could I find Ds.odex somewhere and re-create the file structure?

Better yet! Would someone out there be able to give me or post a link for Ds.odex? Would it be as easy as me making a sub-directory called oat/arm64 and placing this Ds.odex file in there??

Any help would be much appreciated.
[AT&T HTC One (M9)] grandpajiver:
I don't have any oat directories under /system/app/(app name)/oat/ARM64/...

Only thing that is in the app directory (for me) is the .apk, and at times, a lib subdirectory (webviewgoogle is like that, which has an arm and arm64 directory under that).

I'm running VenomRom which may handle this differently.. it's prerooted and whatnot.

I also disabled boomsound which I think also disabled the Dolby sound system app from running. Viper is better [emoji2]

Id back up your internal storage again, ruu, flash twrp 3.0.0-2, boot into recovery, let it make system writable, reboot into recovery again, and see what happens.

Or flash a pre-rooted sense rom instead of stock.

I honestly couldn't get this stupid AT&T varient working correctly until I s-off'd, updated Sid to developer, then run dev ruu. Works great now.
[AT&T HTC One (M9)] sirvalence:
Thanks, yeah I'm having nothing but trouble since moving to MM. Each time, I can RUU back to stock ATT US and everything is fine. Not sure if it happens during my first TWRP pre-root backup, or the restore process. I looked at the recovery.log of said backup and nothing looked different regarding the /system/apps. I've since tried a few times and it just seems to throw a few /system/apps into another directory altogether, no rhyme or reason. Last try, there wasn't even a Ds directory as it disappeared. A Ds 0 byte file then appeared at /system level. This happened with 10 or so other random system apps. WEIRD! Maybe I should just S-OFF. I've never done that or changed my MID or SID for that matter. I'm still fairly new to this.
[AT&T HTC One (M9)] grandpajiver:
So worth the 25 dollars. But you need your system up and rooted for that to work.

But yeah, the dev edition SID 01 worked for me.

Made it way easier to work with and taking that ruu was magic.

Oh, also, do you have an sdcard? There is always the rom.zip method... placing the appropriate 0PJAIMG.ZIP in the root of the sdcard then rebooting into download mode works nicely.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] riviera:
New sprint rom?? http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=10293&page=3

http://download.america.htc.com/RUU_...PL106_Ship.exe
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Existentialism:
It's been confirmed. That is the new official ROM for Sprint. It fixes the Bluetooth issues among others. No Rev. A or GPS of course, but that was expected.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Dishe:
question is, is this really "better" than the alltel rom that has been available for a long time already over at PPCgeeks...

The alltel rom fixed the BT and alarm problem as well. I'm excited to see that Sprint finally caught up, but I'm wondering if this is better than the setup I currently have.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] ppcboyz:
Well I for one am happy and upset.. I would like to see REV A , as I need the faster upload speeds for sending big files from my 4gb micro sd.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] papped:
I havent tried the Alltel rom, but the new sprint rom fixes the keyboard lag + wm6 responsiveness problems.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] kmartburrito:
After reading all of the threads over at PPCGeeks, it seems like there are some mixed results on the ROM (to be expected I guess, you can't appease everyone.)

-Most are reporting the BT fix worked correctly.

-I didn't see anyone say that the Alarm fix didn't work

-People are reporting that the OS seems a little faster and better at managing memory, such as reclaiming more when you close an app, etc.

-The radio version on the Sprint ROM is 1.47, compared to 1.40 of the Alltel, some were reporting better reception between this one and the stock rom (1.32 I believe)

-the most widely spread issue I saw was that some users were having issues with their dpad not working. At first, someone pinned it down to sprinttv, as it worked after they removed it, but then others said that the problem returned.

-YMMV, but some reported that when they skipped the sprint customization of the rom (when it starts initially, after the 3 second delay where you can soft reset) it caused issues on their phone. One person said that a workaround for this was to let it install EVERYTHING initially, and then do a hard reset and skip the customization process. It makes sense that if it were something with the EXTRom that it might put something in there that you needed, but again, not sure on this one.

-I can't believe how many people were stuck on the idea that they would be able to use Sprite Backup or SPB Backup to restore all of their stuff. Let me say this again, because I don't think it can be said enough. Unless you are just restoring folders such as your documents or something non-system related, you CANNOT use these programs. You WILL overwrite the new files with the old ones, causing a boatload of issues, if it even works at all. So don't do it, or you will cause yourself some headaches. Activesync remembers the apps you have installed, so just sync afterwards and click the boxes. For your other stuff such as contacts, back those up with a contact backup app or sync with outlook if you've got it.

just my two cents.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] hay112:
i took the plunge yesterday, i skipped out on all the sprint customization and everything turned out ok....haven't tested bluetooth yet but everything you said seems to be on point...
[Mogul, XV6800 General] ImCoKeMaN:
Just to clarify this is part. A hard reset will completely erase any carrier customizations there is absolutely no reason for installing extrom, hard resetting then skipping. Just start out with the hard reset, skip customizations and you'll be good to go.

Although there are still the other bugs with the update =)
[Mogul, XV6800 General] sefstrat:
Just installed it a while ago, skipped the sprint customizations, everything seems to be running good and actually noticeably quicker than before. New startup screen is cool too, no problems thus far =)
[Mogul, XV6800 General] cbunting:
do yourself a favor and wait for the next rom. If you didn't already experiance it, your device will lock up and go to sleep requiring a soft reset...very unusable. and BT will turn off after a few minutes randomly.

load the colonel's rom on, it's much better imho
[Mogul, XV6800 General] papped:
Seems to only happen to some people though. I have had my phone on pretty much straight since the rom update.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] diomark:
there seems to be a major bluetooth issue where the BT just shuts off periodically.. Not sure how,but they found a way to make bluetooth even worse!

I can't carry on a conversation without BT shutting off on me.. (or use the gps without it shutting off/etc..)

-mark
[Mogul, XV6800 General] GoodThings2Life:
I haven't updated yet, plan to over the weekend, but I would suggest anyone having problems to stop and consider their setup first...

1. What programs are installed that could cause problems?

2. What registry hacks have been done that may cause problems?

3. What configuration settings might need reset that may cause problems?

For example, after a hard reset, Enhanced Network over USB is enabled by default, and this often causes Active Sync to have issues. Likewise, power management tweaks will have reverted to defaults and you may like a more finely tuned setup.

As for memory leaks being better/worse, you may have programs installed that are out of date/buggy.

I realize it's easier to jump on the "this sucks" bandwagon, but it doesn't help you or other users with legitimate problems when no consideration is given to what is causing a given problem.

These situations are precisely why the instructions tell you that EVERYTHING will be erased. This is a good thing since it forces you to clean house, but it also means you have to pay attention to those things you often neglect or may have changed ages ago and forgotten.

Finally, if all else fails, try the ROM update again. Sometimes things go wrong.

Sorry if this seems like a rant, I just want people having issues to place blame where it truly belongs. After considering these matters, if you still have problems, definitely let HTC and the rest of us know.

Best Regards,

Aaron
[Mogul, XV6800 General] wsparvis:
My experience is as simple and "vanilla" as it gets:

-Loaded new ROM

-Hard reset

-Stopped customizations

-Installed NO apps, did not turn on BT, made no calls, did nothing else

-3 DSODs in 4 hours

-Did a second flash (from a second computer with a freshly downloaded ROM)

-Hard reset

-Allowed customizations to run

-Again no apps, BT or calls

-DSOD within an hour
[Mogul, XV6800 General] GoodThings2Life:
Sounds atypical to me, given that most users are updating without issue and experiencing better results. I have no reason to doubt your experience though... it sounds like you have faulty hardware, but here's a download link to the previous firmware if you're interested in trying it out first:

http://www.htcamerica.net/support/mogul/software-downloads.html
[Mogul, XV6800 General] mitsu@syntheticzero.com:
No, "most" users are not experiencing better results. I've been using this ROM with poor results, as have many others. Read this thread for many sad tales of woe:

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=10302

Basically, the new ROM does fix a bunch of things, but breaks others, so I would not recommend installing this ROM.

1) Locks up when changing from Sprint to roaming. You can test this by manually switching from Sprint to roaming and back a few times, you WILL get a phone lockup.

2) BT turns off randomly for many users.

3) Turn on BT, let unit sit for a few minutes until it goes to sleep, turn unit back on, dpad no longer works. I have seen this myself many times.

Don't install this update --- use the Alltel ROM or wait for another update.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] wsparvis:
1) You're incorrect in stating that most users have no problems, etc. Some do, some don't. Read the posts at ppcgeeks, pdaphonehome, BAW, hofo. I am not at all alone in having problems.

2) I downgraded 2 days ago, and my Mogul runs fine again - just exactly like it did for the 1st 3 months I had it. It's not my hardware! It's a bad ROM release.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] papped:
Not everyone uses the phone in the same way at all. So of course some people will not see the same problems that others do.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] mitsu@syntheticzero.com:
If you never use Bluetooth and never roam, then this ROM will work for you. Otherwise, it will cause problems. For me, Bluetooth works much better in 2.09, and I rarely if ever see lockups as I have with 2.16. So, I'm going with 2.09 for now. The alarm problem IS fixed in 2.16 but I never use alarms on my phone so it's not an issue for me. Freezes when roaming ARE a problem.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] vst_ace:
is colonels rom built on the alltel core rom? if so it may be our best bet as of now.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] vMAC:
I'm sorry to all of those that are having problems but mine isn't. I use the phone a lot too, before this ROM update I was having tons a problems with the battery life and the alarm. Both problems are now fixed. I never had a problem with the bluetooth it worked fine from the beginning on my phone and I use it for everything from Activesync to my H700 which never leaves my head. As for those people having lockups, I've had 1 lockup since loading this ROM, before loading this ROM my phone would lockup everytime I ran SPB Backup and would also lockup randomly every day or so. Having this ROM loaded on my phone for the last 4 days I've only had one which is a huge + in my book.

So I'm sorry that you are having problems but the majority of people aren't just check out the polls on ppcgeeks.com
[Mogul, XV6800 General] dew.man:
Last I checked, nearly half the respondents were having problems!

Personally, I was fine with the upgrade over a weekend until I had to drive to work when I found that it would lock up when switching/crossing through a 1X area.

Downgrading the radio to 1.40 with the Sprint 2.16 ROM seems to have fixed the problem for me, but the released Sprint ROM is definately flawed!
[Mogul, XV6800 General] vMAC:
That's what I said, the majority aren't having the problems. Nearly half is less than a majority.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] sefstrat:
Running mine with this ROM for one week now, I have none of the problems mentioned with bluetooth/roaming either. The one problem I do have is wifi cutting off sometimes, but it had that problem with the old ROM as well.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] dew.man:
My point was that you made it sound like it was safe to upgrade to the new rom which, in reality, is a crap-shoot. This is evidenced by the fact that HTC has removed the update from their site (at least as it was linked from Support).

As for the poll, if you take the number of people who have not upgraded and combine them with the people having problems, you get a much larger number than the people that are running the upgrade w/o issue...
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qtwrk:
could someone please give me 6.5.1 to 6.5.16 OTA package?

for H60-L02 device

i found all OTA but missing 6.5.1_6.5.16 ...

thanks in advance..

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never mind , i found it...
[Honor 6, 6 Plus Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisgala:
Here