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[Ascend Mate 7 Themes and Apps] venom007:
sorry guys:)

was a lil busy with my studies.

ii will continue with this project in a weeks time, thanks for ur patience:)

i was left with just a old nokia device for my studies:D

here it is....

both my project iosmix and vui will be ported to emui5 in the comming weeks(no excat ETA yet).

and also emui4 version of the theme also will be maintained with some new edits to match stock android/ios.

thanks again for ur patience and support

with regards.

venom007

Mithun mani k
[Ascend Mate 7 Themes and Apps] Aurette:
Sweat
[Ascend Mate 7 Themes and Apps] kchimz:
Great job with this theme.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SuperSaket:
Can we add CM based apps like CM-Browser etc whilie building a rom taking stock rom as base rom after giving proper credits.

Btw can we make stock rom as fast as cm rom by adding some tweaks? :confused:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ArmenianPower:
Explay Discovery 10.1 PhilzTouch Recovery 6.59 with scatter file

Stable ...Ported by me

You Can Flash via SPFlashtool
[Karbonn Sparkle V] rocker123:
Hello,

I have a Karbonn Sparkle V Andoid One device updated to Marshmallow 6.x. I was trying to install the xposed framework on my rooted phone, but unable to do the same.

Steps followed:

1) Checked hardware info- ARMv7

2) Downloaded the relevant framework based on processor info

3) Downloaded the xposed installer

4) Flashed zip and installed xposed

This process did not work for me, as I might be either referring to the wrong set of files or following a wrong procedure.

Could anyone assist me on the same
[Karbonn Sparkle V] rocker123:
Looking forward for help from experts ... Please guide on the same
[X Play Accessories] HerySean:
So i'm about to buy a new charger for my MXP on Ebay but I was wondering, what is the differences between Turbo Charger and Charger 2.4a? which one of them are gonna charge faster?
[X Play Accessories] pijes:
Turbo charger will surely charge the phone with Qualcomm QuickCharge

2.4A charger on the other hand, depending on the ports it has. If it has a single usb port then Turbo charging will be enabled, normally these chargers have the Qualcomm QuickCharge logo on them. 2 ports or more means that the 2.4A is divided/shared, so no turbo charging since each port could only provide maximum of 1.2A
[X Play Accessories] HerySean:
So if I buy a 2 port charger and I only charge 1 device then does turbo charge will be enable?
[X Play Accessories] pijes:
Most probably no, unless the charger itself has the Qualcomm QuickCharge certified logo.
[X Play Accessories] HerySean:
Okay, I would VERY appreciate it if you can help me pick? Which on of these do you think I should buy?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/BlitzWolf-QC2-0-2-4A-EU-Plug-Wall-Dual-USB-Fast-Charger-Adapter-For-Phone-Tablet-/322171264986?var=&hash=item4b02e75fda:m:maQpzeI9lbVbPZPut2GqkaQ

http://www.ebay.com/itm/BlitzWolf-QC2-0-2-4A-30W-Phone-US-Plug-Dual-USB-Home-Wall-Travel-Charger-Adapter-/322151895757?var=&hash=item4b01bfd2cd:m:mxRt3LH88s4BaynT7Amdd1A

http://www.ebay.com/itm/BlitzWolf-24W-EU-Plug-Dual-USB-Port-5V-2-4A-Quick-Wall-Charger-Adapter-For-Phone-/322184697009?hash=item4b03b454b1:g:aU8AAOSwuzRXfje1

Thank you :)
[X Play Accessories] pijes:
Those were the same branded chargers. I guess any of them would be fine and to be on the safe side, get the one with certified Qualcomm QuickCharge logo.
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thousandecibels:
Does "Ok google" from any screen work at all for you guys. I was curious cause I just bought Moto G4 plus and what did I find in Google Voice settings section... Moto G4 Plus has the option to use "Ok Google" from any screen, where as Moto X^2 has only 1 option which is "from Google app".

I am really annoyed cause of this. [emoji17]
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deaxercher:
Hello guys. I have a problem with my Motorola droid RAZR HD xt926 . I was rooting with king root when suddenly it turned off and then I could not open it. I gets stuck on the Motorola logo. I can access recovery . I wanted to ask if I could flash a stock ROM through that recovery (not custom recovery). My computer is not recognizing my phone so I cannot do it through the RSD method. Any help would really be appriciated :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Markymark559:
So I bought this phone the other day from a kid, and I saw it was pulling LTE with a Nano Sim from ATT - so I figured great, I threw in an Mirco SD card with unlimited data from ATT - it's only showing HSPA+ 6/4 up down which I can live with. I redid all the apn settings to make sure I'd be able to use it for text/calling etc. Reason I decided to get this phone was because I wanted to root it and then hotspot on it. I don't know why att has to be a douche bag about hot spotting. I'm okay if they gave some basic cap (even with the unlimited plan), but alias I am unable to get LTE speeds no matter how I goof around with the phones apn settings. I don't know how he got LTE speeds on the phone. However the LTE symbol popped up it wasn't rooted at the time.

Now next question: I have twrp installed and I've flashed/wiped/reset the crap out of this phone goofing around with some of the settings. Deleting all the Verizon stuff, but Now I'm kinda wondering if I am at a stand still. I understand after reading a bit that Verizon and ATT using different bands, so I understand I may be capped because of that. But I just can't wrap my mind around the fact that when he popped in that little sim card it showed LTE and It was in fact an ATT sim.

So now on to why I made this post - I'm wanting to flash an att 910a firmware to the phone. I understand it's risky - but if I have TWRP in stalled won't I be able to get myself out of a boot loop? OR will it render the phone unable to log into twrp? I've read people using the 910t firmware on a 910v phone. I know there is kernels bits and bytes that may render the phone useless? I'm hoping by flashing the ATT firmware on there it'll allow me to get LTE speeds.

Also, when flashing the 910a is there a kernel that's preferred?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4] Markymark559:
So... Google FTW - I now Have realized after reading that ATT has very ignorant customer server reps. After posting this I was thinking I wonder if that KID got LTE because he had a nano sim or because he has an IMEI that is LTE compatiable that is registered to ATT... So I decided to pull my sim out of my note 5 make it touch all the contacts in the sim card slot and booted the phone. Registered as 4g (not hspa+) and ran a speed test and I got 55/15 not to mention it instantly connected to the att network. So I need to call att and give them either the imei to this phone or give them a dummy one. Cause it is obviously compatiable enough to get LTE type speeds... But not with the new sim card they gave me (bit of info: I had a samsung tab a tablet with unlimited data and didn't know the sim isn't swappable to phones, so I had to have a new sim programmed in it's place so I could use phone/text etc with the note 4 910v).

You know sometimes when you're talking to a rep that doesn't understand technology.
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] Hawker17:
I downloaded the p8 user manual, but can't find anything about camera metering modes like matrix/center/spot metering.

Owners of P8 units... Does this camera have the option to select metering modes? Thanks a lot!
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] GaT7:
If you open the camera app > access the hamburger menu (≡ at top right) > select Professional - you get various finer settings to adjust. This may be what you're referring to.

Would also be worth trying a few third-party camera apps, some of which offer readily available manual options (not hidden deep within various menus), & more features & improvements over the stock android camera app. Not sure what links I'm allowed/not allowed to post, so just do a Google search for 'best android camera apps' (or similar). If you find any really good/useful ones, do let us know if you can.
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] Hawker17:
Thanks for your reply. Can you please tell me which settings are available in the Professional mode? I am specifically looking for the Matrix/Center/Spot-metering functions, so you have better control on how the camera "sees" the light.

I know that the FV-5 camera app has Matrix/Center/Spot-metering modes. But are these only available when the P8 hardware supports this?
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] GaT7:
Right, I'm with you now. It looks like it does support metering functions (No way to check for quality though, is there? Or, do you know how?)

I made a screenshot (see below) of the various 'pro' functions in the P8's default camera app, & also of the installed FV-5 app's metering options.

Let me know if you need any more info/screenshots.
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] Hawker17:
Thanks for your detailed info, very nice of you. :)

Yes it seems it does have light metering options. The strange thing is, in the meantime i emailed to Huawei directly and they said it didn't have the modes...

And is your device non-rooted? How do you like your pics from the P8. People in reviews complained about inconsistency of the picture quality. Do you recognize that?
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] GaT7:
No problem (got some time on my hands). Wow, it seems Huawei support are rubbish with such things!

Yes, my device is non-rooted (so far!). Pics are best I've ever had on a phone (although my older phones' cameras were ordinary). No, I don't find any inconsistency with quality, although some patience & a steady hand helps a great deal (I'm sure a tripod would be even better).

As photos are so important to you & if the P8's camera seems ordinary to you (from what you've heard/read so far), you should perhaps consider a Huawei P9/P9 Plus, or another brand/model especially known for its excellent camera.

Anyway, have a look at a few independent reviews of the P8 camera before making up your mind:

Notebookcheck (very detailed, camera review begins from about a third down the page)

ePhotozine (photography website, so hopefully know what they're talking about)

The Huawei P8 camera - my experiences so far (Smartcam Club) (a phone-camera enthusiast site by the looks of it)

Edit: Full res shots from 3rd review above available at Flickr - very impressive, obviously taken by someone who knows what they are doing!
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] Hawker17:
Thanks for the reviews and photos, i will take a close look at that. I'm still using my "old" Galaxy S2. The problem is my battery dies 2 times in a day. And there are no original batteries available anymore, only bad copies. I bought 3 and all of them are bad. I still use my first original battery now. ;) I always liked the S2 camera, not too bad... And as photography is my hobby i always had a way to make a "basic" photo better.

But now we are almost 4 years later, the camera's have certainly improved. I was choosing between the Moto G4 plus, Samsung S5 neo, LG G4 and Huawei P8. All are in my budget range from 300 euro's.

The LG G4 suffers from a bad bootloop problem, so that one is a no go for me. The Huawei P8 had most options and now i know it has also manual metering options, it will be my main choice.

How's the battery time of the P8? If you use the phone often, will it last a day? And my last question, if you turn of the phone, and then on again, will it remember the camera settings? For example EV compensation, white balance and so?

Thanks again for answering. ;)
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] Hawker17:
Yesterday i went to a Vodafone shop to see the P8. The strange thing was, when i went into the camera-settings, i didn't see the professional mode, like you send me in the picture. Or did that change through a software update?
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] GaT7:
Ok, I understand well where you're coming from now. You want a good-excellent camera with metering/finer functions, but also on a budget. And a phone with reasonably good battery life.

The P8 camera's 'pro' setting appears to work for a set time - if the camera is not accessed or used for 15 min, it automatically returns to its default setting. Just accessing the camera app keeps it going for 15 mins further - one doesn't have to take a shot to keep it going. Completely closing the camera app, or restarting/switching on the phone afresh (from off) doesn't seem to have any effect - the pro setting remains unchanged - so here again, time seems to be the only factor. In other words, if the pro setting is enabled, then the phone switched-off for longer than 15 min, the camera will automatically revert to its default setting. I haven't found a way to lock the setting, although a third-party camera app may have this feature.

About the absence of the pro setting in the phone you looked at, did you check what Android version the phone was running on? If older than Marshmallow, it most likely won't be there - see this video. So, hopefully this is the only reason for its absence in the shop's phone.

If the phone is kept constantly on as normal, only average/medium use gives me a full day's battery. Once setup, there's an easily accessible, inbuilt 'Ultra battery' setting which I use when the phone is not going to be being used for a while. This extends battery life quite well, & allows in/out calls & texts. This setting is also very easy to exit whenever needed, & reverts the phone back to normal mode (full functionality) in a few seconds.

On the downside, the phone doesn't support fast-charging, so even using a fast-charger (FC) makes no difference (got this info from reviews, so quickly changed my mind about getting a FC). Charging the P8 for an hour equates to 30-35% of added battery power. By contrast, a FC used with a compatible FC-phone, can usually add ~60% battery power in an hour.
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] Hawker17:
Thanks again for your kind and detailed explanation. Great that you tried the options yourself.

About the version of Android i tried in the shop... I have no idea. How can you see what version of Android is installed?

But if an old version is installed, will it have the camera pro-mode if i upgrade to the 6.0 Android with 4.0 Emui? (See link: http://huafirmware.com/huawei-p8)

Was your device standard with the camera-pro mode installed when you bought it?
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] GaT7:
You can check which Android is installed in Settings > About phone > Android version.

Also make a note of the 'Build number' in the above screen - it'll be something like GRA-L09C432B200. From this we can usually determine which Marshmallow (Mm) build number you can directly update to if you choose to manually update (more about this when the time comes).

The camera was so much better than any phone I'd ever owned that I didn't bother to look for finer adjustments initially. Also, I updated to Mm almost immediately after getting the phone. But even then, I'm almost certain the pro settings only appeared after the Mm update. So yes, once you update to Mm, they'll be there.
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] Hawker17:
Hello, i went to the shop again today. I played around with the camera again and looked up the serial codes of the phone. I took a picture of it.

Huawei GRA-L09

GRA-L09V100R001C652B120

I am so looking forward to this camera. Hope you can help me out with an optional update when i receive the phone.
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] GaT7:
That's good to hear. Did you forget to check the Android version? No problem as B120 (last 4 characters of build number) is definitely Lollipop.

B120 cannot be manually updated to the latest Mm firmware (probably B370), so before a manual update, it's recommended to check for an OTA one from within the phone itself at the following locations whilst connected to the internet (use your Wi-Fi connection, not data, as sometimes these downloads can be quite large):

Settings > Update > Check for updates

HiCare app > Me tab > Check for updates

HiCare app > Service tab > OS Upgrade Early Adopters

Click here if you need to download & install the Huawei HiCare app.
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] Hawker17:
Thanks again. I checked the Android version, it's 5.0. I will probably order the P8 next week. I will try to update it through the unit itself. I have no wifi myself, so i will go to a public place to update it. After that inititial update, is it possible to update automatically to 6.0 or do you have to manually update it?
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] GaT7:
The initial OTA update may be to Mm (6.0) directly, but most likely not the latest build (B370).
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] GaT7:
Hey Hawker17, how are things going? Did you buy the phone? Update went ok? Camera working well?

Anyway, just came across this xda-thread today which I thought you may be interested in to showcase your clicking abilities: [PHOTO] Show your best P8 shots
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] Hawker17:
Hello GaT7, i'm in the house again. My phone and camera are working great, but i still don't have the pro options. I'm still on the stock version B222. However, when i click update or try to update through the hi-care app, it says there are no updates available... Do you have any ideas?
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] GaT7:
Hi Hawker17, good to hear from you again.

That's one strange build number, but you're not alone: Update on Android 6 Build Nr B222

The op didn't return to say if he was able to solve it or not with the downgrade to B200 suggestion offered.

If he returns to say it has worked, do not follow the suggestion to update to B380 mentioned there as it was not official. Instead from B200, update to B370 next & then finally to B382.

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Btw, some time later I found what could be the camera's possible 'difference in quality' that some others have been talking about when updating from Lollipop to Mm. I had to downgrade to Lollipop B200 temporarily once (when an update went wrong) & was able to record the following differences:
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] GaT7:
That's not right, as both B370 & 382

are

available - also both should come through via std OTA: Settings > Update.

If B370, doesn't come through, in say 10 days (& if you can wait that long), then it's easily manually updateable via the 'full B370 update' link I provided above.

It's recommended to further wait for B382 via OTA only, as forum posters have been providing only the OTA part of the update so far & not the full update (as they did for the B370), which is required for proper flashing.

B380 is the one that was not officially released (leaked really), which I've already mentioned not to install in my previous post.
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] Hawker17:
But if there aren't updates available now, why would there be updates in 10 days? Are they planning some updates?

And if i want to manually update to B370, do i have to go back to B200 first, or can i just continu with my existing version B222? Sorry for the many questions again...
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] GaT7:
No, when you are on B200 it may trigger the Huawei update servers to finally offer them. As I said, B222 is a strange one & possibly the reason for not offering anything.

No, going from B222 directly to B370 could brick your phone. That's why B200 was suggested as that's been tested as safe to update to B370 [once, when I was on B300 while rolling back after a update that broke a function, I decided to update to B370 (from B300) & was left with a bricked phone for 2 days - don't worry, as it was B380 that broke the function & you won't be installing it].

Ask as many questions as you need - that's what the forum's for :)
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] Hawker17:
Thanks a lot, really appreciate your help. :)

Ok, correct me if i am wrong:

- First i have to download B200. I came across a 1.6GB version (only with one folder update.app, on this site: http://www.carbontesla.com/2016/01/download-huawei-p8-full-b200-lollipop-firmware/ ) and a 2.83GB version (on this site: http://huafirmware.com/huawei-p8). On the German site they said you only need B200 update.app in the dload folder. What's your opinion about that?

- Then i have to put the dload folder on the external sd card and choose telephone/update/local update.

- The first B200 download (1.6GB) says Region: Europe / Greece. I guess it's not for the Netherlands, right?

- And will i be able to install through the updates first B210 / 220 / 230 or can i just go to B370 in one time?
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] GaT7:
No, first you have you find out from joortiger on the other forum if he was successful or not & return to let us know. Then we'll tell you how to do it, where to download from, etc.

You need to download one B200 update file, the full version only - always the full version to be on the safe side (that site with the 2 versions has the full & OTA versions).

It will be fine, as long as the model number & region is the same as yours, in this case GRA-L09C432Bxxx: GRA-L09 is specifically the single-SIM version, C432 is Europe - both of which match yours.

I got my B200 from here http://huawei-info.de/p8-mm-rollback - Download GRA_L09_Europe_GRA-L09_C432B200 Full Version

The 1st part about unzipping & placing the single Update.app file in a dload folder on the external SD card is right. But, as you have a more recent version installed (i.e. B222), you'll need to 'force' flash B200, using the method on the German site from my link above.

No, as mentioned before, from B200 you can go directly to B370 - then finally to B382 if you wish (Edit: Or, at B200 you could be offered B382 via OTA as I just read that thread).
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] Hawker17:
Ok fair. I'll wait for a response from Joortiger.
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] Hawker17:
Hello again,

I got a response on the German forum:

When i want to go back from MM B3xx to LP B2xx, i need the B300 rollback package.

From LP B222 to LP B200 doesn't need the rollback package.

So i think it's safe to go straight to B200?
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] GaT7:
If you can understand the logic behind it, it'll make more sense.

You only need the rollback package when rolling back Mm to Lp - in other words, when downgrading to a different operating system.

Lp (B222) to Lp (B200) is basically the same operating system (just different build numbers), so the reason why no rollback package is needed.
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] Hawker17:
Ok, so if i understand it correctly, i can go straight from B222 to B200. If that's done, then it will be possible to update through the telephone to B370?

Do i still need to press the three buttons to go into boot-menu? Or can i just go to B200 through the local update option?
[Huawei P8 Questions & Answers] GaT7:
Yes, that's right - B222 to B200.

Yes, at B200 you can go to B370. But these things are never certain, hence my comment in post #20 to do it manually if it doesn't come through via OTA. Or, you may be offered B382 straightaway, in which case B370 is not necessary.

No, as B222 to B200 is a

downgrade

(not an update), you need to 'force' flash it. After copying the B200 unzipped 'Update.app' file to the MicroSD/dload folder, shut off the phone. Then simultaneously press the [middle of the volume] + [power] buttons for a few seconds until the phone restarts & the update process begins on the screen. Then you can let go of the buttons.