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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] DubSolo:
Check your background and sync services with your accounts. I've been running the same update and don't have any issues with system usage.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] marcusva79:
Its my normal usage that I had with my Nexus 5. I never high android system usage at all. Hmm. Have you used the Note 7 port?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] DubSolo:
No unfortunately I can't because I'm stuck with AT&T.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] kcodya:
Try this:

http://xdaforums.com/att-s7-edge/how-to/to-drastically-reduce-android-battery-t3445291
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] NYYFan02:
That suggestion has really done wonders to my battery life, thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] marcusva79:
[MENTION=4928207]NYYFan02[/MENTION] how long did it take to get to start showing results? After one cycle or two?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] Senior209:
I know it's a long shot since the Verizon variant was never suppose to be rootable (if that's even a word lol), but it doesn't hurt to ask..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] rootuser11:
Flashfire doesnt work without root in the first place. So no.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] TheSproker:
Well, the problem is not the lack of root, but lack of ROMs for the Verizon s7.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] Senior209:
My phone is rooted, I've used Flashfire already before. I'm just wondering if there are any roms for this variant of phone that can be used with Flashfire since it's not compatible with CWM or TWRP.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] TheSproker:
The only things I've found you can use with your device are Xposed and a few de-bloating scripts. Check out this thread for more info: http://xdaforums.com/verizon-galaxy-s7/how-to/how-to-notes-root-install-xposed-unroot-t3411039
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] rootuser11:
G930V is rootable?

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Oh i see it.. thats nice.
[Wing, P4350 General] speoples20:
How do you change the time out on the backlight for the screen. I changed it for the keys but my screen goes dark after 5 seconds. Its really annoying when trying to read web pages.
[Wing, P4350 General] robosiris:
Start menu --> settings --> system --> backlight, "Battery Power" tab, and configure preferred settings.

Also ... Start menu --> settings --> power, "Advance" tab, and configure your preferred settings.

Hope this helps
[Wing, P4350 General] speoples20:
Yeah I figured it out for some reason the option wasn't under my settings.
[Wing, P4350 General] robosiris:
Good for you.:) Just curious, where was that option to configure your backlight, if it wasn't under "Settings"?
[Wing, P4350 General] speoples20:
Well I installed advance configuration tool and i guess it got rid of it or something. But its under battery setting with that program.
[Wing, P4350 General] robosiris:
Interesting ... all long as you safely figured it out, that's all that counts:D
[Wing, P4350 General] duprade:
HKCU\ControlPanel\Backlight\QKeyLedTimeout = 30 (DWORD decimal)

30 = 30 seconds
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] just4u32:
Hey all.

I am using the original Oneplus 3 charger (US, in case there is a Chinese version as in previous models) and having a weird issue.

The charger's behavior is always the same. I plug it in, connect the phone. The phone shows "charging" and after less than a second - disconnects.

The weird thing is that both the charger and the cable work PERFECTLY, as long as they are connected to different components (meaning the cable works with a different charger, and the charger works with a different cable).

I'm losing the option to dash charge, and this is a major feature for our device.

Rom: Latest RR unofficial (by Shreesha.Murthy, it was working on this rom for a few days).

Kernel: Elementalx

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks a lot.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] touchmywillis:
Hey guys,

I recently flashed to cm13 from the Android N Developer Preview and I formatted the userdata partition in order to decrypt the phone afterwards so TWRP could access /data but each time I boot up it's reencrypted. Any thoughts? I can't use TWRP at all to install zips or anything like that while the device is encrypted - it requires a password to decrypt /data. I've tried default_password, my pin, and rebooting before setting a password and none have worked. Please help I'm slowly dying without xposed. Also I'm not coming straight from the Android N Preview; I downgraded to M in order to get the right vendor image via the OTA update because when I tried to flash cm straight from the preview I got in a boot loop due to not having the right vendor.img if that makes any difference.

Alex
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murphyjasonc:
You have to flash a modified boot img. The official one automatically encrypts your phone.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] touchmywillis:
Where would I find one? I found one but it just put me in a boot loop. Is there a thread for that on here or any good places you know of?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tommyg562000:
If flashing zips is the only thing you are concerned about you could give flash fire a try. It worked great for me to flash some zips in nougat.
[Note Edge General] xenkato:
As the title says, i managed to install to my N915FY the "NOBLE Note 7 Edge UX 3.0" rom..Rom is working fine anf fast, testing it now ,camera has a few issues ,but the new fresh look of the rom is great.

Link or the rom here http://xdaforums.com/note-4/snapdragon-dev/rom-noble-rom-t3392289

I dont know if it will work for you,but i will explain what i did:

Of course i was in MM 6.0.1 stock ,rooted and with TWRP.Flashed Mickey387 latest [v2.0] and played a bit.Then did ALL wipes and flashed NOBLE rom.After finished flashing,rom didnt boot and stuck at Samsung logo.

Then booted again to recovery and flashed lastest Mickey387 kernel.

After 5-8 minutes rom booted fine and made my setup.

That's it ,didnt flashed bootloader or modem, till now all fine ,testing more but as i said before its a new ,fresh look for my edge.

Try it yourselves but take your backup always.
[Note Edge General] yarik88:
Wow, thanks for information, maybe later i try.

Please attach a few screenshots...

UPD: thanks for screenshots

In this rom do you have a stock bluelight filter ? like note7 ?
[Note Edge General] Naoufalstitou:
You must test this one my bro ;) http://xdaforums.com/note-4/snapdragon-dev/rom-t3440223
[Note Edge General] xenkato:
Did you tried that rom ,mate?I have already download it to test later..
[Note Edge General] bobace:
As i read that thread too much bug in that atm. It worth to wait some weeks a better release, i think...
[Note Edge General] xenkato:
No ,only outdoor mode ,no bluelight filter.

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The developer has posted his rom for the NOTE EDGE here: http://xdaforums.com/note-edge/development/rom-nobel-rom-t3441769

cudos to him and his work he has done a very nice effort [Albe96].

All discussions about the rom should post there.

Thanks Albe96!!
[Note Edge General] erwinsie:
do you have edge panel features, spen, nfc and bluetooth after installing that rom?

actually in general, my question is can we flash n910g to n915g?
[Note Edge General] DjDragon 65:
Works very good. It's fast and smooth and stable on my Note 4 (910f).
[Note Edge General] S.N.@.K.3:
Answer is in this thread :)

http://xdaforums.com/note-edge/help/flash-note-4-rom-note-edge-t3272906
[Note Edge General] abdurraali:
The permissions for apps keep on resetting on every boot.
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[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] j0nas_:
One of the reasons i bought an android was to play music in my car. All my other my other phones work with my car stereo except my Moto g4 plus for some reason. Tje issue is that thr phone won't detect that it is plugged into the stereo.
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] Pranav Kumar:
Try with poweramp app !!
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] j0nas_:
Will do that tomorrow, though if it's just a music player I kinda doubt that it will actually work. I have 3 AUX cables: one black, one white and one blue. The white one is the only one that works properly for most phones and ain't broken. BUT apparently the black one works and not the white one though they are both the same measurements in audio jack. The reason I want it to work with the white one is because the black and blue ones partially have a broken cord.
[General Accessories] dottat:
Finally after 20 years of not running (was a previous XC runner) I started running again this year. I've been through a couple of pairs of bluetooth wireless headphones already. The thing that gets me is the pricing on most of them. I need a headset that plays music while running (and voice coaching for times) and doesn't find itself hanging off my chest or sliding down my shirt. I can't keep stopping to pull them back up. I've had expensive ones like the jaybird X2's and while they are a good headset they are heavy and fall out easily and start banging around until i stop and adjust them. They are also 7x's the price of these Syllables.

The thing I like about these besides the price is that I don't have to jam them into my ears just to keep them on me. The clip over the ear while not entirely fashionable is very practical. You won't lose these. They won't fall off you. They won't annoy you with one side hanging off. The weight of the controls is on par with other units i've tried and is mainly due to the battery being in their instead of the actual ear buds. Now I don't know how many people reading this review have given much thought to this.. but I really don't want to shove a lithium battery into my ear EVER. Water proof or not the risk is there. Thankfully these don't have the battery in the ear buds.

I'm writing this review because when I initially started out looking for a pair of headset I thought I had to pay a lot of money to have a good running headset. There's a million smaller brand headsets out there and it's difficult to take a gamble on each one. This company is responsive, their packaging is what you would expect from a major brand purchased at a retail location and they keep improving their products based on customer feedback. They DO read and respond to their reviews on here ( I did my research here first and noted that they have worked with quite a few customers to make sure you are happy). For $22.99, what else can you ask for ? I could have had seven different pairs of these for the amount one of my previous headsets cost.

Link to the one i purchased here..

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01J3B98FO/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_x_rkgTxbY0M1PBM via [MENTION=234523]Amazon[/MENTION]

Just hoping my wife doesn't ever figure out how much my Jaybird X2's cost me now...
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[Sprint LG G3] R2DeeTard:
As of right now, what would be the best or most stable MM ROM available for this device?
[Sprint LG G3] SilverZero:
Sorry nobody chimed in sooner. I'd recommend Resurrection Remix. I never had good luck with any other MM ROM, always had data issues. I didn't explore Xenon very much but I've heard good things.
[Sprint LG G3] garsiva:
Using "Paranoid Android 6.0.1" on daily driver. Everything nice except bluetooth (problem of every non-stock rom).

Battery life is nice. Works flawless.
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spevky:
I have the latest 6.0.1 version. Z3 D6603. I can't find a good rooting method for it. And i need a recovery install , can someone help?:)
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dobsgw:
http://xdaforums.com/z3/general/recovery-root-mm-575-291-lb-t3435214

I can't see how this would be a problem to try.

Otherwise there's the good old downgrade to kitkat, root, and flash pre-rooted zip/ custom ROM

http://xdaforums.com/z3/general/guide-rootrecovery-how-to-root-install-t3017056
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spevky:
Thanks i could not find it. Forum is kind of hard to search in.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Frank Battaglia:
As I understand it, eMbedded VC++ can be used to write applications that will work in Windows Mobile 5/6. I'm curious as to what I would miss out on in terms of API. In other words, what's new and shiny in VS 2005 that would make it worth my money to purchase instead of just using eMbedded VC++?

Particularly, I'm interested in writing a Today Screen plugin (so the .Net features don't matter to me very much). Is there any API breakage between Pocket PC 2003 and Windows Mobile 5/6 regarding Today Screen .dll's?

Alternately, is there a way to use the Windows Mobile 5/6 SDK with eMbedded VC++?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rudegar:
embedded vc++ apps can run on wm6 devices because in most cases all arm wm apps can run on all wm devices

the beta2 of visual stuio 2008 is free and can also do what vs2005 can and more
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Frank Battaglia:
I know eMbedded VC++ apps can run on WM6, my question was more about whether there are any differences in available library/API calls using the older development platform, any name mangling issues writing DLL's, etc. Can I just use eMbedded VC++ to compile against the newest SDK libraries?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] levenum:
You will miss the following:

1) 1GB+ of you hard drive wasted.

2) 5 minutes wasted every time you try to access built in help

3) A lot of time lost due to slow response of the IDE

4) Programs that are not backward compatible.

5) Spending lots of money unless you have "other" ways of acquiring VS which we do not condone.

I worked with VS 2005 and still prefer eVC 4.

API is just a matter of what libraries you link to. You can get all the shiny new bells and whistles (frankly I am not familiar with any critical API, and certainly there is nothing new for today plugins) in two ways:

1) Manually unpack WM 5 or 6 SDK and link to its libs.

(Project->Settings->Link)

2) Use LoadLibrary and GetProcAddress to dynamically gain access to the API.

Oh and if you want to write today plugin check out this article and the link to RegDisplay in my signature. It is a skeleton plugin project you can use as a base.

Oh and stay away from VS 2008 at least till it comes out of beta. VS 2005 beta was the worst nightmare I ever seen and I can bet MS track record has not improved.
[Android Head-Units] The Lepricon:
hi, I have a 2012 Chrysler Town & Country with the touchscreen stereo but it does not have navigation. I was thinking to get one that has navigation but I'm not impressed with the features from the OEM stereo.

I have searched and cannot find any head unit that is specific to this vehicle. Does anyone know what it would take to install a universal android head unit in my Town & Country?

My vehicle has the steering wheel control and the CAN bus.

I really like the one from InDashNet.

Thanks in advance.

I've attached a few pictures of my current stereo connectors.
[Android Head-Units] CadillacMike:
not sure about the universal, but I think that Chrysler used the same radio in Chrysler family (Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge) for that time frame.

you will probably need to look at your specific radio and see if it looks like one of these Jeep ones, whereas they look the same, but they mount slightly different:

Wrangler

http://www.roadnavi.com/product/m202-jeep-wrangler-media-satnav-2007-16/

Grand Cherokee:

http://www.roadnavi.com/product/m263-jeep-grand-cherokee-media-satnav-2011-13/

I have this Joying for my Jeep and love it:

https://www.carjoying.com/quad-core...for-jeep-dodge-support-mirror-link-wifi-.html
[Android Head-Units] The Lepricon:
CadillacMike, Thanks for the reply.

Did that just fit into your Jeep, or did you have to splice any wires?
[Android Head-Units] CadillacMike:
For my Jeep it was plug and play, and works like a champ. This is the harness that comes with the Joying. That purple looking box is the Canbus adapter that should keep your steering wheel controls working

The gray module on the Joying clips right into the Jeep wiring harness

I also sold my old 430N for a decent price on eBay.

However, it is worth noting that I had the Jeep with the base audio system.

Got the same Joying for my buddy with a Jeep that had the premium alpine factory upgrade, and his amp and sub do not work right. So we are having to get a PAC module and splice a harness together.

However my Jeep with an aftermarket sub and amp works just fine. looks stock
[Android Head-Units] The Lepricon:
Ok, what year and model is your jeep? And you had the 430N huh?

My T&C has the 430, so I know a 430N would just plug and play right in. I've spoke with a dealer parts dept who said that the 430N from a jeep should be the same as from my T&C.
[Android Head-Units] CadillacMike:
mine is a 2016 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited. However they haven't changed the dash on Jeep since 2011.

I dont know for sure, but I have read that Jeep combines the Sirius and GPS cord into one. So in theory Chrysler could do the same, and you would have a GPS antenna already available.

The Joying does come with its own GPS antenna, but i bought an adapter on Amazon for about $10 that allowed me to reuse my existing Jeep GPS
[Android Head-Units] The Lepricon:
Ok, sounds like I'm willing to give it a shot.

Just a little info on the Joying you bought. I see it had only 1Ggb ram. On a phone that usually causes serious lag. Have you noticed any on this stereo? Any cons at all that you know of?
[Android Head-Units] CadillacMike:
Well you have to set your expectations accordingly. Some people on these sites complain about these radios like they expect since it is Android it should be the same as a 2016 Flagship phone.

I have a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge. It is awesome. I do not expect an under $400 chinese radio to perform the same.

I got mine from Amazon with Prime:

https://smile.amazon.com/Challenger...F8&qid=1471449612&sr=8-1&keywords=joying+jeep

Joying support is good, but it is in China, so massive time difference, so about 1 email per day back and forth. So just realize if you need to contact them, a small communication could take a week or so. They write back every day, but there a language barrier and a time delay.

So for me, my Joying is great. I have a remote start, and use that as I walk up, so I dont care about the 30 second startup.

At first it is super cool to have Android and you try a bunch of stuff. More stuff you do, more lag will occur. Now that I'm getting into a routine with it, it performs pretty good. But, I use it like a car head unit.

So I use it for music, GPS, and phone calls, which is about the same as I have used any previous car radio.

I dont use FM radio, I use Google Play Music, Pandora, and Spotify. GPM is a little slow, but works. Pandora works fine, but requires data, and I have plenty of data, but it is annoying to have to turn on and off my hotspot and turn wifi back on when needed. I have found Spotify works the best. I have a Premium account, so I save music offline to the sd card. The Spotify interface is car friendly and is pretty fluid, and it easily recognizes the external sd card, which GPM did not.

GPS i have tried several, but currently sorting through 4. Google Maps is great, but again, kind of laggy like Google Play Music. Neither are intolerable, but just not as fluid as their counterparts. Waze works great with data, but without data it is not as good as a regular offline GPS, and it can be a little slower. Here WeGo (formerly Here Maps) is pretty quick, and looks good. Joying gives you a copy of iGo, and it is hands down the most fluid and works the fastest. At first i didn't like the Interface of iGo, but now it is growing on me, and i tend to use it the most.

Calls you have to use the built in Bluetooth. It works fine, I can hear people fine, and they can hear me fine. The only caveat is for some reason it routes all the audio to one speaker, the front passenger. So I can hear people fine, but they only come out of one speaker and have a mono sound. I have not had any complaints about how I sound when I use the Joying provided external microphone.

The only extra thing I use is a calendar app. That way it syncs with my phone calendar and I can use the location field to link to GPS. So if I have an appointment at the doctor. I pull up my calendar, click the location and it goes right to Google Maps to guide me there.

I love mine, best car radio I have ever had. However, I did research these for a year, and I more or less knew what I was getting into.
[Android Head-Units] The Lepricon:
I only plan to use GPS, and a music player, and occasionally FM stereo. So, I'm ok with not having a flagship phone. I also like to connect via Bluetooth for incoming alerts and such. Do you know if you receive incoming alerts when you are listening to music? For instance, with my 430 factory stereo, if I am connected via Bluetooth but listening to music from the HDD and I get an email or whatever, nothing comes across the stereo. I have to switch from HDD to AUX in order for anything to come from the phone to the stereo. That, to me, is junk.

One more question, I think, on this Joying unit. About the display. It's only 800x480 resolution. Does that cause any problems? I've read some places where even Google Maps doesn't display very well with that resolution. What is your experience?