yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] dasaint:
well all i can tell you is i am currently running a Wizard and a Jawbone together im running TNT1933 HTC/Professional

voice dialing thing might mean you are using the old voice dialer... did you change it so that it uses MS Voice Command if not (go into START --> SETTINGS --> Buttons) mine is setup like this

Button 1 Messaging

Button 2 Internet Explorer

Button 3 Camera

Button 4 Voice Command

Button 4 (HOLD) Record

Button 5 Comm Manager

make sure voice command is set to button 4...

the phone screen (dialer) when i read this i am thinking the old version of the phone dialer the one that came with the wizard nativly... if you mean the voice commander MIC icon then say it like that cause it makes no sense... i was able to use this after i installed Voice Commander, changed the button and Added the bluetooth device then reset the unit... after that everything worked great...
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] BombaMyte:
I'm also running a Wizard paired with a Jawbone and am currently flashing over to NBD 8.3. I would rather use BlackDiamond 3.1, but it seems that Voice Command doesn't like BD. I may just end up cooking my own ROM that will work with VC, I just wish BD would. It's a stable ROM (once you kick some of the bugs out), and I like the "wow" factor of the Cube when ppl check it out...
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] evilmonkey1987:
Hi,

Thank you for that, my buttons are set up precisely like yours.

By phone screen, I mean the one with the TNT logo at the top left-hand corner, along with a headset icon. This is the same thing that pops up when I click the green phone button. Note that this is NOT the voice command mic icon. When I click the button on the headset, I want the mic icon to pop up and take a command.

Any suggestions?
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] mikesaa309:
Gonna admit I'm some what of a Samsung fanboy have only owned Samsung android phones except a nexus 7 tablet as it's the only android phone I find appealing with the hardware and software features and more so I love the note phones because of the S-pen. Note 7 is such a great device and still one of the best android phones to date and obviously better than iphone 7 though any android phone is but it's a shame that it's reputation has been somewhat ruined by the exploding issue and I'm getting frustrated with the stupidity I see from people commenting on the matter.

First of people say that Samsung should have done better quality testing instead of rushing to get the phone out before the competition yet the batteries were supplied by a 3rd party and surely therefore the 3rd party supplier should have safety checked the batteries and issued Samsung a certificate? If say BMW sells a car to a dealer and you buy the car from the dealer, have a crash but the air bags don't deploy are people going to blame the dealer for not safety checking the car? No, because BMW should have safety checked the car, issued a certificate proving it's been tested therefore there is no reason for the dealer to further safety check the car same with Samsung has no reason to further safety check the batteries. Not to mention no one has said that with like apple and the bend gate thing no one has made a big deal about apple not quality checking it and while it's not a safety concern as such, if the battery gets bent too it can explode and therefore is somewhat of a safety concern and some iphones have exploded because of this.

Then there's the people who reckon this whole thing will help apple out. No it won't I for one still want the note 7 back when it gets sorted but If I was to ditch the note 7 I wouldn't go to apple I'll get another android phone. I know I'm having a hissy fit over peoples comments on various videos and articles but it is seriously annoying when people take things out of proportion and don't think logically about stuff. Sure it's stupid that this has happened but for one it's a small amount of devices affected and secondly I applaud Samsung for dealing with the situation as best as possible but they shouldn't take the wrap for it if it was a battery from a 3rd party supplier, if the charging brick was a problem (assuming Samsung makes there own charging bricks) then fair enough Samsung is at fault they should have done better quality checks.
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] bonerp:
Agree. The supplier whether a component of Samsung direct or indirect should be responsible for qc but ultimately the damage is done to Samsung brand and they have outright responsibility to ensure samples are inspected.

I will wait for the note 7 to be exchanged as it's an awesome device.

I think people are being impatient. A recall of this size takes time to find the fault, find the supplier at fault, put steps in place to fix the issue, recall a shed load of devices from across the globe, make more more quickly than they have to date whilst ensuring quality isn't compromised by all their suppliers, whilst getting distribution and exchange processes in place. This is huge. People should not underestimate how big, complex and time consuming this will take.

My device was made 4 weeks before launch. Id expect at least that delay folks! If it comes sooner and Samsung manage to get a perfect replacement to me I will be impressed and grateful that Samsung didn't do an apple and blame it on the user!
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] mikesaa309:
I too can't wait for the note 7 loved the 3 days I had with it lol shame this exploding this has somewhat ruined it's reputation just hope Samsung fix the issue and it'll be the last of exploding note 7's lol else if they continue to explode it will be an issue. And yep will take quite a while for replacements to be made just hope they figure out what supplier supplied the faulty batteries and that they're made to pay for the expenses not fair that Samsung should pay for it all especially if it's not really there fault nor should they take the blame they've done the best they can in sorting the problem and ensuring there customers are safe by recalling all note 7's and not taking any chances.
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Diaconescu_Tiberiu:
Well now... I'm also a Note user (Note 4) and Nexus 7 tablet... because so far there is nothing on the market to beat this combo... 2 years later....Note 7 is not available yet.

Now onto the subject.... people will buy iPhones even though they are outdated, poorly designed, expensive, unreliable and overall bad... because it's an image issue for most... they're being vain... they need to match their status (whatever that would be). If Apple sells tomorrow an iPhone with no phone function (because.. well... its 100 years old technology... right??) people will still buy... people are stupid and vain. Because majority of people are stupid it's easier to boast buy spending than to boast with tech knowledge... so it doesn't matter what Samsung will sell, it will be always outselled by Apple. Worse thing is Samsung will copy all idiotic future.. as they will see its a well know recipe (like unibody... taking away the possibility of removing battery... one of the worst ever move from Androdi phones manufacturers). People did make a fuss about antenagate, batterygate, bendgate, chipgate, touch disease, camera issue (lately)... there are thousands of security vulnerabilities on ios... people know... but who cares... they mostly buy iphone so they prefer to stick their heads into the ground... you dont expect them to admit they were stupid... and than people forget. Samsung will not be so lucky... I just hope this will not break the company for good... this is going to be bad. And the worse thing for us... ia that there is no real alternative for us. On a scale of 1 to 10...we have iphone on 2, tens of Android phones manufacturers on 6...and Samsung on 9 (users through rooting make it a 10). In one word.. we're f'd
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] mikesaa309:
Totally agree with people being stupid it is just all a image with iphone users plus most celebs use iphones so must be good right? I would laugh if iphone 7 turns out to have a defect in it especially exploding batteries would love to see isheep defend it after saying stuff about note 7's yet people will still buy the iphone non the less and wonder if apple would deal with such a situation as Samsung has done. I have only owned Samsung android phones since switching from iphone 4s first I had S4 then note 4 and now note 7 though currently got S7 edge as a temporary replacement phone but I won't even go back to an S range galaxy phone because I love the S-pen it's not something I use all the time but the odd times you need to jot something down or just want to doodle because you're bored it's great to have at hand even better if you like taking notes a lot or if you have to take notes for work etc.

I too hope this doesn't hurt Samsung they make good phones as for the lack of removable battery this is another thing I get annoyed with, people for years complained about Samsung's plastic build quality and now they make good quality phones people don't like that the battery isn't removable. Isn't many ways that manufactures can implement a removable battery with premium materials as well as be IP68 water resistant but it's annoying for us who like the removable battery and I personally didn't mind the plastic build quality especially the note 4 as the frame is metal it still feels premium despite having a plastic back and also the people who wanted premium materials put plastic cases on there phones anyway so whats the point?
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Diaconescu_Tiberiu:
Iphone flopped.. alot... 7 will have a "gate" on its own... I'm sure on that... but people will still buy. Second, People didn't complain about poor quality of plastic... that's where most are wrong...you know complained... lets count them: all media (wtf.. they don't buy Samsung), all iphone sheeps (because it was a reason, on their sheepy brains, to laugh) and finally people not realizing what hight Samsung tech means and an awesome system Android is... those are people who owned both Samsung and Iphones... and today they still don't realize how many years ahead is Samsung. On the other hand, the vast majority of (true) Android owners (not necessarily Samsung... but mostly) they would rather have a removable battery in an instant with a plastic back.. than an all cra.py aluminum or glass that scratches or breaks or shatters. There may be still another category... hard core... but with the desire that their phone would look cooler so they wouldn't feel outshined by IPhone owners.... to them I'm saying this "Guys, you have the best tech on the world, your phone looks and is 10x better than iPhone... f.ck the plastic back.. we all put covers or something on it anyways.. nobody will see it"
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] thedicemaster:
0.007%

that's about the amount of phones that would suffer a catastrophic failure within 1 month of testing/use.

to get any reliable results they'd have to spend at least 1 month, testing 100.000 final version phones in real world conditions.

yes it would've been nice if they'd have found the issue before release, but the failure is such a rare occurrence that they simply couldn't have properly tested for it.
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Flame_Beard:
Samsung recalled 2.5 Million units. Currently, there has been a total of 35 units that have exploded. That means that you have a 99.99860000000001% chance of your handset exploding or catching fire while charging. As not all devices will be faulty. Of course, the more units that explode increase that percentage, however as it stands, thats not too shabby.
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Rickdaddy:
Op, the supplier at fault is Samsung SDI. However there have been rumors here in Korea that Samsung was sort of pushing Samsung SDI into a corner by demanding that the cost of batteries become cheaper, therefore corners had to be cut.

Again this is just rumors amongst the locals here.
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Chyeo1979:
It does help Apple unfortunately. Diehard android fans will not go over, but there are many more who can accept both systems and you can see a lot of them replacing their Note with iPhone 7 in various forums.

Worse are those who had jumped over from iPhone to Note 7 for the first time. It shattered their confidence for Android devices and will make them an even more loyal fan to Apple next time.
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] The Phone Company:
Exactly. People worshipping the corporate name, the company, the brand.

I for one love my Note's, but because they're a quality device, but as for "I hope this doesn't hurt 'Samsung'", 'Apple sucks', dude! They're all multi-billion dollar corps, where at the top of the ladder they're all buddy buddy.

Just give me my phone, be a Samsung, Apple, or Huwai, I don't care for the name, I just want the device that is quality proven
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] borehole:
I love samsung and all, but I'm not gonna take a chance with a device that has a 99.9986% probability of exploding. That's a good number for a grenade, pretty reliable number.

I think what you meant was - 99.99860000000001% chance of your handset NOT exploding or catching fire while charging...
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] BozQ:
Hold on. From what I understand online, Samsung had outsourced the battery manufacturing to a Chinese outfit called ATL. They've been making batteries for most of the Galaxy devices over the years.

It's only recently Samsung decided to manufacture batteries themselves. And the exploding battery cases all point to Samsung SDI batteries.

I'm not going to comment what happened behind the scenes. But it's extremely disappointing to see a Giant falls before it could make its mark.

The Note 7 was such a well made phone. Samsung did so many things right and it is the most exciting phone this year and for the first time ever, I actually pre-ordered a phone. I've never done that before.

Recalling the phone was necessary, and I'll do my part to exchange for a new unit. Samsung's priority now is really to replace all units. How they'll try to pick themselves up will have to come later.

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My concern now is this.

My Note 7 just got bricked from a boot loop issue. I brought it to Samsung and it's irrecoverable. They suggested I wait for the recall and exchange instead.

But I have my doubts whether the replaced Note 7 is brick free. This whole episode has been exhausting to say the least.
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] 212meet561:
I hope that it does NOT come back in its current form. If the battery WAS made removable as suggested we would not have this conversation. This whole Apple vs Samsung vs LG vs HTC thing is a joke. We should just call the company "SHLApple". The companies work together and all the phones are looking more alike with the same none removable battery "so called" premium nonsense. If the phone had a removable battery we would have a chance. Toss the battery out and move onto the next one with phone in hand. It is time for the cellphone business to feel what the rest of the global economy has felt. I will not upgrade until all the companies awaken.
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Aimara:
now the thing is some still live in a cave , most consumer dont know about the recall , its come with fast charging , hmmm fast charge + heat + small batch of faulty battery + heavy usage = fire hazard
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] BozQ:
Sigh. You're so right. If only the battery was removable, Samsung will not need to recall the whole unit. Just exchange the batteries. And the damage would've been much less devastating. I could really do without features like wireless charging and water resistance in exchange for safer battery management.

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How dare you mock our fellow cavemen? Don't you know they depend on our Note 7s to start a fire? It's an invaluable tool!
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Diaconescu_Tiberiu:
Unfortunately, people buy Apple. Even more unfortunate is most of those are idiots. Apple, due to lack of tech and will, driven by profit, wanted a non removable battery (so you'd need to exchange phone yearly); now, them being idiots, customers of Apple gladly accepted this nonsense. Samsung wants to succeed and make a profit. It tried its own way and failed (number wise). So they look at Apple and said "how the f* do they sell those crap phones? Are their customers such idiots?" The simple answer is YES. They said OK, we must do the same to survive, maybe our customers are idiots as well, and if not...scre.w them...we need a profit, they will have no choice but to buy what we sell them...because Apple's recipe works. This is the sad truth....I'm hoping that a drama like this one with the Note 7 will give them a waking call and start to think...really think
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Boy Bisaya:
To be fair with the non-removable battery approach, some manufacturers have reasons for adopting a non-user-serviceable battery packs. One is to prevent users from using cheap 3rd party packs which could create an put users to an even more hazardous situation. When I say "cheap", I refer to those that are produced from low-quality materials, poor quality control or even reduced protection circuit. Here's something that may help us understand more about Lithium-based batteries and the issue that surrounds the Note 7 - http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/archive/lithium_ion_safety_concerns

My cent worth of opinion on this is that, media is so quick in jumping into the issue and allow unfounded, unverified reports to spread like wildfire. For so many "exploding" Note 7 incidents spreading around, not one came with forensic report. None that I know of should I say. At least, the case of that 6 year old boy had already been clarified (according to the interview video) and yet, I can still see other media reporting and claiming that the unit is a Note 7.

From my end, I have two Note 7 that keeps me curious everyday. One is defective (boot loop issue) and the other one perfectly working like one normal Note 7. Each day that I do testings on the defective and normal unit and having some experiences on how lithium batteries are produced, I can say that the "exploding" is more on media than on the unit itself. From that link I shared, if you control these three factors which can trigger fire or explosion:

heat

rapid/excessive charge

storage environment

Then you are left with the last factor which is battery workmanship or quality. This last factor is what Samsung wants to remove from the earlier batch of Note 7. Right now, I control the first three factors in both of my Note 7. No external heat source. Fast charging disabled with maximum charge alarm set to 90%. Both units sleep on the floor every night away from possible combustible material. Every now and then I check for any sign of visible bulging/gap from the back of the unit. Do note that the mechanical stack of Note 7 from the back is glass back cover, NFC/wireless charger coil, then battery pack.
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Diaconescu_Tiberiu:
Media will exaggerate this because is non Apple. Media cannot help herself but to be biased. When they write they'd rather appeal to the majority...that means Apple fans. It's sad but that's the reality. I just watched a video with LG V20...and I'm so mad I almost broke my Note 4. Lg has removable back...metal (well...aluminum...but still)...so metal removable back with same design as unibody crap. So it can be done...Samsung has no excuse now! If only LG would use AMOLED on their phones! For the love of God..why don't they use it? I would become instant customer.

I refused to be an iSheep because of limitations and lack of features marketed as innovation. Now Samsung is going same path (no swapable battery, no IR blaster, no multitasking )...the path of Apple. Samsung has come to sell IPhones with Samsung logo...I'm so disappointed ?
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] all_gone_wrong:
So I am an idiot because I buy Apple products along side the many Android products I have owned (Note 1,2,3 to name just a few, oh and Nexus One,5 and 7, plus a HTC One and multiple Samsung tablets). Seriously mate grow up and shut up with your pathetic Apple bashing.
[Note 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] 212meet561:
I own both an Iphone 5S and a Note 3 to bridge the gap between idiot and genius. The system that I have is perfect. The Note 3 is the main phone and the 5S is a supporting cast member. It worka like a charm. I have expandable storage, infrared blaster, removable battery and the goodness that is Note. I am not offended by the Note 4. It is actually great and the only phone that I would upgrade to but I chose not to upgrade. Both Samsung and Apple stock need to plunge until they listen to what all of the people want. By the way don't think that it is just Samsung's phones catching fire. It happens with Apple too. I have seen it with my own eyes. The internal battery and removable batteries are not made the same. "Premium" is having the freedom to remove the battery and not helplessly waiting to take a phone in for servicing to have a "genius" tell you to hard reset a phone that has an internal non-removable faulty battery. Wake up "SHLApple". Again that is Samsung, HTC, LG and Apple. Wake up! We want a "Premium" phone with a removable battery.

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As an owner of phones from both companies it is time for the smartphone business to feel it like the rest of the economy until a "Premium" phone with a removable battery is produced. Down with all of your stock. That applies to Apple, Samsung, HTC and LG. Make no mistake about it they all work together which is why all the phones are starting to look more and more alike.