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[Huawei Watch] nonohack:
Hi everyone,

I was flashing wear 2.0 and at the command prompt it said fail. It then cannot be started up stucked on the "Huawei" logo. The worst thing, it would'nt recognise my computer anymore, as in when I plug in the watch to the computer no sound no nothing. Please help thanks.

Gerald
[Huawei Watch] Pkt_Lnt:
http://xdaforums.com/huawei-watch/general/notice-post-questions-t3367506

http://xdaforums.com/huawei-watch/help/bricked-huawei-watch-please-help-t3383796
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] nurmaler:
Hi,

I've been looking all around for how to tweak the registry so that the left soft key should not display the "missed call" and "voice mail" when i missed a call / got a voice mail.

to clarify - I DO know how to disable the pop up. I just don't want the soft key to change.

Is it the EventType dword? What is there other than 2?

I think that its not the Options dword. There the choices are 1,2,4,8 any any combination (3,9) to set whether it vibrates, rings, pops up, etc.

PLEASE help me get rid of the entire notification!

Thanks,

~n
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] nurmaler:
bump:D

somebody? anybody?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] pdxadmin:
Also looking for this information.

I have searched high and low trying to find a way to disable the left-softkey "notification" button for "Missed Calls" and "New Email" notification... not just the popup that is controlled by "Sounds & Notifications", but the softkey itself. On a busy phone with lots of incoming calls, voicemails and e-mails this overloaded button is a constant irritant.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] MynticeLX:
Has ANYONE found a fix for this? I really want it gone as well!
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] EP2008:
I've been seen a lot of bashing going on regarding the OP3'd display, which is getting rather annoying.

I've put together a side-by-side comparing my OP3 to my Note 4.

Notes: The OP3 is using the screen protector out of the box, which is admittedly pretty garbage. The Note 4 also has a screen protector (plastic), but it's a premium brand.

Settings: The OP3 is at full brightness with the color temperature slider all the way to the right. The Note 4 is using AMOLED photo mode at full brightness. I took this photo with a Canon G7X and locked the color balance using a grey card. These photos are untouched, other than cropping and resizing slightly.

Can you tell which is which? Does one have more detail over the other?

OP3: Left

Samsung Galaxy Note 4: Right

I'd suggest looking at this photo on a calibrated monitor for better accuracy.

(I've included the original file to compare to).
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] EP2008:
I'd also like to add that critics are calling the OP3 display as the "worst display", while the Note 4 has one of the best in recent years.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Makalicious:
Awesome man, thanks for this. The exaggerations of the media (one way or another) drive me nuts. This puts to rest my only concern.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] malek777:
The colors on the oneplus are way too over saturated. The skin tones look orange. This is nitpicking obviously. Oneplus said they're releasing an update anyways to address this issue so it won't be a problem. The note 4 has a better display doesn't change anything .

There's also a blue cast on the oneplus screen.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] filcei:
That screen banding in the blue sky on the OP3, is it something that came up in the photo or can you actually see it? Because colours slightly off I can take, but that is a big no
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] EP2008:
That's actually because of the screen protector. It also smears fingerprints really bad despite me cleaning it.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] EP2008:
It may have been bias to yellow/orange/red because I had the color temperature cranked all the way to the right. Also, if you are viewing that image from a monitor that is not calibrated it will look bad (or at least much worse than in real life).

I asked my wife which looked better and she immediately picked the OP3. Ironically, citing it was sharper/more detailed and the colors are more natural.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] KeyperOS:
While neither is very accurate, if I had to choose between the two then it'd be the OP3 for sure.

While over-saturated, the colors look more natural in comparison to the blueish tint that the Note 4 has which is particularly obvious on the whites.

As for the "worst screen" comment, all that bull started from the (admittedly honest) Anandtech review and a rather poor choice of words, especially as "worst" is actually a rather inaccurate word seeing as what they meant was that the calibration was the furthest off from "true-to-life" than any other screen.

To their credit, they were quick to mention that this was obviously BY DESIGN as in, OnePlus actually CHOSE to steer away from color accuracy in favor of more pleasing colors and also mentioned that OnePlus apparently targeted the NTSC color gamut instead of the more natural-looking sRGB.

That's also the part where they mentioned that OnePlus will be adding an sRGB option in the next OTA, at which point they'll re-evaluate that part of the review.

IMHO it is sad that an honest account of a critical reviewer was taken out of context and used from people that never even saw the phone up close to bash it.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] daneoleary:
I can understand why OnePlus calibrated this AMOLED display the way they did. Coming from the OnePlus 2's IPS LCD, they wanted to flex a bit with the OnePlus 3 and wow us in a similar manner as Samsung is always wowing users with their screens. Could you trade a Honda for a Lexus and not open her up a bit on the highway on the way home?

There are inevitably going to be people who like the punchy, poppy colors of the OnePlus 3 display and those who would prefer it to be more subdued and true-to-life. The admirable thing is that OnePlus is working on an update that will allow users to choose which they prefer. I think that's truly commendable.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] vision33r:
Note 4 was a good display but not the best these days. I have Note 3,4,Nexus 6/6P, S7Edge. I find the OP3 is the closest to Note 3, it has same resolution. The colors are better on the OP3, the brightness better on Note3. I think some areas the OP3 is a bit washed out in the reds compare to Note 4. The Nexus 6p most neutral. S7Edge colors are bold. So I don't think OP3 has a bad display, it's better than Nexus 6, a bit better than Note 3 can't say it's better or worse really. So perhaps there are bad screens out there but I am lucky that mine is good overall.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] cssoz:
so do this again with sRGB for color accuracy people
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Giocarro:
I had a deep look at my coworker's OP3, after he updated to 3.2.1 with sRGB feature added.

Well, I think it is a very good display and I like it a lot better when in sRGB mode: much more natural colors, less "neon glow" effect.

That said, my colleague prefers the native color calibration so again it all comes down to personal preferences.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] thanhnvt194:
Note 4 has one of the best in recent years?

hell no. Both of them have yellowish tone and too over saturated. For me, high quality IPS is the best, for ex : sony Z4
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] OnlinePredator:
It was rated as the most accurate display of it's time. This is not using Samsung display modes btw.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] brickedvice:
Do you happen to have an older phone by the way? Please compare it to that too and then convince us with your results that based on your comparison you came to the conclusion that this display is great. Jokes aside, compare it to a recent flagship not to something that was made 3 ywars ago.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] EP2008:
Yeah, this is no longer something I need to prove as the srgb mode has made the OnePlus 3 one of the best out there: http://www.anandtech.com/show/10445/revisiting-the-oneplus-3/2
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] brickedvice:
Sure sure in your dreams may be. Nobody uses srgb mode anyways because whites are so yellow. But if you are that shallow person to just go by what a review said then go ahead stick to srgb lol
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] EP2008:
So what exactly are you doubting? That the sRGB mode on the OP3 isn't as accurate as professional equipment says it is, or that your eyes know what "real white" looks like?

I happen to calibrate multiple monitors using high end equipment, and to most people white looks "warm". The sRGB mode on the OP3 looks as accurate as any monitor I work on, so what's the problem?

And fortunately, professionals don't use eyes to determine color accuracy and white points, so this argument really is silly.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] brickedvice:
Professionals my arse. I don't care what "professionals" call white inside a lab. This is real life, not lab life. If you think those yellow whites are the real whites then you are due for an eyes appointment really soon. We are talking display quality here, not calibration quality. If you want to talk about display quality then compare it to 2016 devices, not to 2013 devices. Your Note 4 is too old, sorry.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] EP2008:
So instruments which measure display color accuracy aren't to be trusted? In "real life" we generally don't allow subjective preference to override objective measurements.

I can't understand why anyone would be upset about this. If you don't prefer accurate whites then go with a display that gives cool whites instead.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] arch_geek:
I agree as well. Just because a famed reviewer uses a poor selection of words to describe the actual situation, it doesn't mean that people who have never even seen the phone can bash it however they like.

I know OPO was a great device but OP2 was a disappointment. But what we need to know is that OnePlus is actually trying to correct the mistakes they made with the OP2 and make a better device and also, the reviewer stated that he prefers a accurate color display. There are a lot of people, including me who like popping colors as they make the display look more vibrant. I've used an OP3 and I loved every aspect of it. I plan to get one for myself soon and this kind of negative s#!t won't dissuade me from buying it. In short, OP3 is a great phone.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] KeyperOS:
Well, that is old news by now but in case anyone else missed it, OnePlus did release a software update which enabled sRGB mode in the OP3 and the Anandtech reviewer repeated the Display test with the new software.

The result was what he SHOULD have seen from the beginning, and he COULD have, but didn't.

You see, in the original article he tested the display against the sRGB color gamut and dubbed it "the worst display" in spite of the fact that he DID realize that the display was NOT calibrated against the sRGB but against the NTSC color gamut.

What he SHOULD have done but didn't was to test the display against the NTSC color profile. THAT is how he could attain any kind of useful information concerning the quality and calibration of the display.

The sad part is that he DID realize it and still wrongfully dismissed it and I quote: "Again, I feel this is mostly pointless because you will not be able to find any content anywhere that targets that gamut, but examining how well the display conforms to OnePlus's target gamut would have been an interesting exercise nonetheless.

That's bull meant to cover his ineptitude. He might as well have said "I guess I could but didn't really bothered since it was the result that I wanted to test and not the properties of the display itself".

At least that would've been more honest since he COMPLETELY disregarded the fact that, as long as a display is properly calibrated (he called it "well enough defined") against ANY color profile, switching it to any other (that the display can support obviously) is a relatively simple matter of shifting the color profile in software, which is what OnePlus did in the update BTW who, incidentally, had contacted said reviewer about the update BEFORE he posted the ORIGINAL review, meaning that, had he tested the display against the NTSC gamut, he'd have a MUCH better idea of whether OnePlus could make the display conform to sRGB instead of saying "Unfortunately, I am unsure of whether or not this is something that can be fixed after the phone has already shipped. OnePlus has left the display extremely blue which is often indicative of little or no white point calibration, which would mean it's impossible to tune the phones because you don't even have an idea of what the panel characteristics are. I call bull No.2 since he knew (or should have known) that even in the original software there was a white temperature slider from cold (blue-Default-Less power drain) to warm (red) for the user to set to their liking.

So, in the second display test, he switched the color profile to sRGB in the software and re-tested the display, again against the sRGB profile and this time found that the display now obeyed the profile to a T, thus making it "from being the most inaccurate display that I've seen in years, to being among the most accurate displays that we have on record" (see how even he changed the word "worst" to "most inaccurate"? Wonder if he read my comments).

The result? The OnePlus 3 is now said reviewer's new Daily Driver phone.

The End.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] daneoleary:
Yeah I read those reviews as they were coming out and noticed exactly what you've mentioned here. Sometimes it seems like certain reviewers will get a phone that they simple don't want to give a positive review. Assuming he noticed his mistake -- and, like you said, it's highly likely that he did -- he consciously reviewed the display in such a way as to rate it as poorly as possible.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] arch_geek:
Even he couldn't resist using an OP3 :D
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] KeyperOS:
To be completely fair, I do not believe he CONSCIOUSLY did it. I DO believe however that he has such a strong bias against non-sRGB compliant displays that once he came across the OP3 said bias simply kicked-in and overcame his journalistic integrity and made him switch into internet-poster mode i.e. he simply vented his frustration instead of thinking rationally how to approach it.

In my view, a professional journalist/reviewer should never be allowed to use the phrase "worst display" when used in the context of how well a display conforms to a color gamut instead of actual, physical display shortcomings such as very low brightness, issues of uniformity like uneven color reproduction, light bleed in back-lit displays, bright dots or burnt/dead pixels. THOSE are issues that would warrant the descriptor "worst" in a display.

Yes, I hope that he at least learned from this experience, either way it's gonna be very interesting to see how he'll approach Xiaomi's OLED phones seeing how they openly tout how their displays are 100% NTSC-compliant:
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] beanxinh:
You should read this article to see why he use sRGB color space

http://www.xda-developers.com/color-rendering-android-why-all-oems-must-offer-an-srgb-mode/

Any attempt to calibrate to other color space will make the color render on the screen highly inaccurate.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] KeyperOS:
If you read my post you'd know that I was keenly aware of why he was so hell-bent on sRGB, what I didn't agree with was how he damned a good quality display as "the worst display" not because of its' quality but because of how it was calibrated and further demonstrated that NTSC for whatever reason is a popular gamut in Chinese OEMs, possibly because of their local market.

It was his journalistic integrity (or in that one case, lack thereof) that I took issue with, not his general views.

Finally, I totally agree that an sRGB option should be there but one can hardly say that OnePlus took any kind of substantial time in implementing it, a few weeks after launch is almost as good as on-launch.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] vision33r:
OP3 display is fine, it just lacks the resolution of the Note 4. I can get a larger display of a webpage. I prefer the color of the OP3 but I like the resolution of the Note 4.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] ungeeked:
Can OP do the test again with sRGB mode turned on both phones?

Because op3 seems to have little less detail on close examination. However the original image he posted isn't even 1920* 1080 so the higher resolution of more 4 shouldn't be an advantage here.

I really want to see if the resolution difference is visible on a higher resolution image.

If someone does such a test use quickpic to display images on both phones. Certain apps modify some aspects of image. Thank you
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] EP2008:
I sold my Note 4. But after using my OP3 for several months now, I can say that I love the display.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fisher.FreeMan:
please help me....
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] jauhien:
I plugged some not original charger into my hTc 10, and got this a bit weird prompt:

Any idea re which application might this be, and if it's not a malware - how to awake it on demand for example... ??

Sent from quite brutal hTc 10 ..
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] dottat:
Es file explorer was the last app I knew of that had this sneaky crap.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] jauhien:
Once I tried ES for a couple days (it was about four years ago, and the device was HTC Amaze 4G), and it was provoking kinda loathsome feelings in me, consequently it never managed to sneak into my operational environment again since that.. ??

Sent from quite brutal hTc 10 ..
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] omar302:
Hope this thread helps: http://xdaforums.com/htc-10/help/screen-plugged-to-charge-t3404028/post67442756
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CrypticVorttex:
I am wondering if I can use odin to flash the UK firmware to my N915G device.

I am not new to the odin flashing I just haven't ever tried to put a different build of firmware on my device.

I used odin to update from 5.1.1 to 6.0.1 going from the Taiwanese N915G firmware to the indian one however I am now considering trying to flash the FY firmware

If someone knows if this will work that will be great

I use this as my daily driver so don't really want to brick it

Any help will be greatly appreciated

Thanks
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpardoi:
I´m using Windows 7 X64, installed moto G2 drivers, unlocked bootloader, used ADB to bootload and successfuly restored stock ROM to lollipop 5.0.2 , BUT EVERYTIME I TURN OFF/ON (power button used only) DEVICE TAKES ME BACK TO AP FASTBOOT and have to select NORMAL POWERUP to start using my device.

What do i do so device doesn´t take me to ap fastboot screen all the time when i just click on power button?

I apologize if there´s a thread about this topic but couldn´t find it.

HELP PLEASE

THANK YOU GENTS.:cowboy:
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Paradox♀:
To boot straight into the ROM just type this in the fastboot mode

mfastboot oem fb_mode_clear

Hit thanks if it worked..!

Stay Crazy o.O
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpardoi:
THANK YOU!!

It worked!, I appreciate your help
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Paradox♀:
Welcome
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamrajveers:
My moto g2 4G xt1079 was stucked in fastboot mode whenever i power on it,, and i flashed the custom stock rom and its working fine but i lost my IMEI.

Its showing IMEI NULL

and the BASEBAND VERSION is UNKNOWN..

Can anybody provide me a solution.
[P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JoaoVr:
Hey Guys,

I own a ALE-L21 device, unlocked, bought in Huawei Portuguese Store that I wanted to update to Android 6.0.

I read this thread: http://xdaforums.com/p8lite/general/mega-thread-root-unbricking-updating-t3400994

To update to B560 in the SD Card is the only thing I need?

Thanks in advance,
[P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lordbannakaffalatta:
yes, just download the b560

extract them

put the folder dload with the file update.app on you sd card

go to settings -updater-menu (tree lines at the bottom)-local update

select update app and let is do

Be carefull make sure you don't got root or twrp.

also a puppy would come in handy ;)
[P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JoaoVr:
Many Thanks!

Is the b560 the last version?

Thanks.
[P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lordbannakaffalatta:
Nope there's still an ota waiting to b564
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Iman.N:
Hi every one,

last night, when my phone was fully charged and the green notification was on, I unplugged it, but suddenly I saw that my phone didn't run. Therefore, I pressed and hold the power button, but unfortunately, my phone didn't turn on. I plugged it again to the charger and saw that an orange light was blinking, and the phone was showing an empty charge icon. I pressed the power button again while it was on charge, and it tried to turn on but after few seconds it turned off. I was really nervous and distressful as it was for the first time to me.

I let it to be charged for minutes, and, then, I tried to turn it on again. This time nothing happened. I also tried the volume +/- and power button to reboot it but they didn't work.

Now, when I unplugged and plugged it again, I can't see even that orange light.

Please, help me.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Akatosh:
First time I used the base rom (developer base) it worked fine but I switched back to a different marshmallow rom as one of my apps wasn't working and I wanted to see what the problem was. Anywho, after trying to use the Viper UX V1 rom or the developer base I simple can't use mobile internet (it isn't a problem with my network provider as I reverted back to a different 6.0 rom and it worked fine). When trying to load webpages on the samsung browser every webpage gives 'forbidden', same with google chrome. No internet requiring apps work either. Odd thing is, according to data usage it's used 230kb of mobile internet data even though nothing works and the internet indicator shows 0.1-0.3kbs constant upload/download. I know I'm not being limited by my provider (I never even get close to half my limit) and I just paid the bill 2 days ago.

I'm using N920C, stock kernel.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CodeNameRedNeck:
Have you checked your date and time settings as well as your APN?
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Iamandrewj:
I really thought it was coming back, but for months, many problems are going unsolved. Nothing is being updated, and no more news.

I'm on the latest prerooted software

So far, I can't get a live wallpaper, or any wallpaper for that matter.

I can't disable the ime without everything crashing.

No Google Play Services or Store.

etc.

Will anyone help me for the things listed?

Thanks.
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ldeveraux:
your comments make you sound unappreciative to everything rbox has done so far. How in the world would you think this was a step forward? You don't like it? Develop on your own, don't whine about what you perceive as a lack of progress. I guarantee it won't make him work harder/faster.
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Iamandrewj:
It's not an attack towards rbox >.>

Every time I ask a question about firetv development everyone attacks me for this same reason..

I've messaged rbox and he understands I'm not attacking him.

I can't understand how you would blow this out of proportion.

It's a question, and I would hope there is more than person developing for the device.... That is one of the reasons I brought up this question.
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ldeveraux:
nope just rbox. Nobody else has posted roms or recoveries. It eventually happens to every aging device.
[Fire TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cd2022:
What makes you think the new ROM (if any) will solve your issues?
[P3600 Software Upgrading] metalfaustino:
I was updating my htc p3600, but it crash down at 6% and now I can't turn on it what can i do???

(sorry for my bad english i'm italian)