yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] downloader35:
What kind of files do you have and where have you placed them??

There should be:

*.ov2 (data location file)

*.bmp (image)

*.ogg (sound)

And they must be placed in your Western Europe folder (not in a subfolder in that folder!)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] widu13:
Mine are working absolutely fine.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Mandlebrot:
Mine are also working fine, providing you've got the right files they just need to be placed in the map folder. They will still work without the *.ogg but Tomtom will just use the beeps and sirens instead of voice warnings if the ogg files are missing.

If you are still struggling PM me and I'll try and help out with the relevant files ;)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] benl2k:
Ive had a look and the speed camera files are already in the western europe folder. however i cannot see the sound files. Is there a download for all the speed camera data or should it just be included with the european map? i can see the speed camera settings under the tom tom plus services menu but the only thing i can click on is "update now" which doesnt do anything. the buttons to switch on the speed camera warnings are greyed out, how do i enable this?
[Galaxy Grand 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] humayun89911:
I have samsung galaxy grand 2.

I don't know as advertised it should have 4-5 GB available for apps but it doesn't have that rather memory is wasted in useless partitions which apps never use for storing data.

and Hence only 1GB is available for data which consumes up in 4-5 apps.

Is there a way to repartition my phone. I suspect that my phone may be A+ copy but i can't find it because internal hardware is same as written on gsmarena.com

I have attached data fractions from terminal.

"I know there are softwares to sent data to sd card all that thing but i need how i can get my 4.5 GB at least for data"

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Plz Help
[Galaxy Grand 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Subhashis:
Reflash ur stock rom and format ur internal sdcard.It worked for me
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] dishonoredlord:
hey guys i have a problem with my phone when i try to update him with odin it won't it came to cache.bin then says failed

2-thing is that even root cant the frp security lock it

3-after the first attempt to update it i cant access phone anymore any help pleasseee ??
[Android Studio] Hi-Angel:
I have a VirtualBox running, and for running Android Studio emulator I'm either getting ioctl(KVM_CREATE_VM) failed: Device or resource busy or (upon unloading KVM modules) KVM is required to run this AVD.

I don't want to swap VB with QEMU (at least not now), and for my current purposes I'm fine with unaccelerated emulation for x86 Android. So how do I disable acceleration?

One way I see is probably to download an ARM, so acceleration wouldn't be possible for x86 host, but it's an inelegant solution for different reasons.
[Android Studio] damponting44:
Downgrade to Android Studio 1.4 (delete Android Studio 1.5 installation, download zip from http://tools.android.com/download/studio/builds/1-4-0, follow installation instructions).

Follow Stuart Axon's instructions above.

Gabor as far as I can tell is correct (and addresses the OP's question) - the option to use this acceleration by starting the emulator from within Android Studio 1.5 has been removed.

(Weirdly, I don't seem to be able access the acceleration when starting the emulator from the command line once Android Studio 1.5 has been installed - but maybe I'm wrong. Hopefully if I'm wrong someone who knows better will give an answer rather than just leaping at the chance to down vote. Glory to the downvote! Surely there should be badges for down voting: Gold 'downvoted 500 first questions', silver 'downvoted a question to -100', bronze 'downvoted a novice user into resigning'.)
[Mate 8 Themes and Apps] c|nder:
This is my new FULLY redone theme for the Mate 8 .

:good:
[Mate 8 Themes and Apps] Minedevil:
where to download?
[Mate 8 Themes and Apps] c|nder:
I'm uploading it now along with my new kangvip b369... It will be in the thread
[Mate 8 Themes and Apps] kdkinc:
troll
[Mate 8 Themes and Apps] Perseus:
This Thread is considered a Placeholder unless a valid Download link is present. Closed.

OP, please report the thread or Contact me when you have a valid Ad-Free Download Link.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] angelistick:
Hi, I recently bought a (black) n910t phone second handed because I liked a lot my wife's (white) n910t, phone was looking great and at first sight working. When got home my wife got her simple card in the black phone (hers didn't have battery) and noticed that there where wifi problems, I had too much work and didn't pay attention, but when I put my simple card in it (few days later) noticed bt problems in my car stereo, when the phone is near than 10 inches reception is good and with excellent quality, no lags or dropped conections, but if I take the phone to my lap or a few inches more the conection is lost or inconsistent. Same thing happens with the wifi signal, when between 3 feet of router the signal is at max (4 bars) but 1 feet apart an one bar is missing but still great conection, if I take my phone across the room or to bed (15 feet and 1 wall) the conections is lost or only one bar when lucky. I compared with my wife's phone and her phone wifi range is at max in the same spot. Speed of wifi is not affected. I'm willing to open my phone if necessary, already did so but didn't know what to do, only checked if the withe and blue cables at the bottom where conected.

Thanks in advanced, any help is appreciated.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] Dev.Katalyst:
Hello people, i just bought RN3 (Indian version with FPC sensor), i unlocked unofficially by flashing MIUI 7.1 and installed AICP 11 MM just after that, do i had to flash CM13 Firmware first?

Everything works fine but sometimes screen glitches and phone freezes so i have to force reboot it.

So should i now flash CM firmware? if yes with which TWRP? i'm using official twrp 3.0.2-2, reply soon....

Edit- solved
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] banana_bender:
Flash CM firmware if your ROM is CM based at all, of course. If not, look for something in the ROM thread.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] A Sad Napkin:
Personally I always flash it anyway. Fixes a few bugs like settings FC etc.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] iTaisHi:
Dev.Katalyst,

any news with your glitches issue ?

did you successed solving it?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] Dev.Katalyst:
yes, that was live display bug in old kernels. fixed after a week of this post.
[Samsung Galaxy J2 Questions & Answers] droidenforcer:
Hey Everyone sorry for disturbing again but Pls some one provide me J2's Latest version upgrade's zip flashable file pls!!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] defapper:
I need help with removing popup ads, they have a x in the top right, i never encountered this before and it's our of the blue, i have no out of the ordinary app, i have went through and looked at every app, i don't know what's causing it, i have factory reset, i have odin, i reflashed rom, it still pops up, random ad, it seems to go away, i don't understand,
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] tefole:
If you really wiped or did a real factory reset, usually the /data partition is been erased, where the apps and those data are been stored.

Imho there are two possibilities:

a)your phone were rooted and some kind of bloat-adware has been installed somehow as system software (partition /system)

b)after factory reset, one of the APKs you are installing successively contains malware (did you checked "untrused source" for apk installing?

Anyway, a full wipe and reinstall of any stock/cfw should fix this behaviour.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] *Detection*:
Disable Google restore when you first boot after resetting or it'll install the same apps again
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] F9zSlavik:
Hello everyone it's been a while since I have posted anything on a HTC section. I am currently have the Note 7 and well I have to give it up. I was considering the S7 but there is practically zero roms for it due to the locked boot loader. I wanted to get some feedback from the community and see if your current experience and thoughts are on the 10.

I love trying out new roms, currently in love with TEKHD roms.

What do you guys like about the phone? Pros and cons. If you could go back, Would you consider the S7 despite the locked bootloader or buy a different phone?

The v20 is out but I am not digging the phone, mainly for the price point. Only reason to consider the S7 and S7 Edge is due to the free 256gb SD Card and 100 bucks in credit from samsung. Oh and lastly, I don't see a HTC 10 for tmobile, is there a reason for that?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] RockStar2005:
I wouldn't get the S7. I had it for 4 months and was not happy with it, even though overall it's a great phone. I would DEF get the HTC 10 over it. The camera on the S7 has slightly more detail than the 10's, but the 10's is more color accurate (as is the screen vs. S7's). The sound quality during calls was not that great on my S7 (locked from T-Mobile). I have the Sony Xperia XP right now and even w/o VoLTE (incl. HD Voice) it still sounds WAY better. The single speaker on the S7 is the worst ever too. I mean it really sux! lol The HTC 10 also has cool features like double tap to wake & sleep, smart call handling/auto answer calls (answer calls by simply picking up phone while it lays flat and lifting it to your ear; no need to swipe screen anymore), etc. The audio technology on the HTC 10 is WAY better b/c they put in more money on it and everyone thinks it sounds the best! I listen to a lot of music on premium headphones, and I know the 10 won't disappoint (I tried it out for a week). If using a digital connection to the S7 for headphone listening, because of a USB driver issue, it will make your music skip like every 3-5 min. I really DON'T miss that! lol

Also, HTC is VERY cool with ppl unlocking its bootloaders. So since you like flashing ROMs, that's another plus with getting a 10.

The HTC 10 is currently on sale 'til next Monday for $150 off. The only down side is they're out of 2 of the 4 colors (available on unlocked models only) until most likely after the sale ends. So right now there's only the black and silver ones available, but both are nice too. I had the One M8 in silver a couple years ago and it was great phone! And they've only gotten better since, though I hope the HTC 11 moves that fingerprint sensor from the front and INTEGRATES it into the side Power button the way Sony does it, and then also move that bottom facing speaker back to its rightful place at the bottom front. We'll see. Still, the 10 is great though.

The 10 didn't sell well enough for T-Mobile to keep it in stock I guess, so you can only buy it from HTC or maybe Amazon (etc) online now? I guess SOME T-Mobile stores have it in stock still, but you'd have to call and find them, and there may not be any around you that do. The good news is, HTC actually CARED enough about their customers (unlike Sony Mobile) to get the unlocked HTC 10 certified with T-Mobile for their VoLTE (which includes HD Voice) and Wi-Fi Calling services, so you WILL get both of those features on even the unlocked one. I say get the unlocked one b/c more color options + you'll get updates faster cuz they won't have to go through T-Mobile first to get configured before deployment.

On top of all that, you get HTC's Uh-Oh Protection plan. The first year is covered with that (for free) for broken screens or water damage, and if you DON'T use it, you get a $100 credit off the purchase of a future HTC One series phone. More details here. A sweet deal if you ask me.

Hope that helps!
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] F9zSlavik:
I called several stores and none of them have it. I know I can go directly to HTC and buy it but I can not afford to pay the full retail price. I was hoping I could finance it through tmobile. ;/ I might just have to stick with my trusty Note 5 or opt for a S7 or S7 Edge which I just found out have practically zero modding community
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] RockStar2005:
I C.

If you have Amazon Prime like I do, you could sign up for their Amazon Prime Store Card (log in to Amazon to see details). I got it sometime ago, and it lets you pay off any item at or over $149 over 6 mos interest-free, or at/over $599 12 mos interest-free. That's what I'm using now actually to pay off my Sony Xperia X Performance actually. Prices will vary here though and you HAVE to make sure not the get the int'l ones off Amazon b/c 4G LTE doesn't work on them. (Read the descriptions before buying.)

HTC.com DOES have a monthly financing option as well through PayPal. They say you get a $250 line of credit if approved, but when you go through the application process, it appears they raise it to cover the FULL price of the phone. You'll get 6 months to pay it off, interest-free. Select "PayPal Credit" in checkout to see that option on the HTC site.

Both options will require a credit check, which is not a big deal if you haven't recently applied for a credit card or credit of some kind and are in good standing. Even if you have applied once or twice recently, it should be fine. Look at the details of both and then make your decision.

P.S. See my last post again. I added some stuff like the Uh-Oh Protection part right when you replied.

Hope that helps! F Samsung! lol
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] L-NANG:
I switched from Note 7 to HTC 10, so far the phone is blazing fast. Haven't experienced any lag of any kind unlike Note 7. When typing on the Note 7 you experience the input lag and you have to uninstall apps in order to make the phone fast. While htc 10 you don't have to delete apps to make the phone fast it's already fast. The only thing i miss from the note is the big screen and Samsung pay. Watching videos on the 10 is good experience especially with the loud speakers. So yeah if you can find the 10 in a store I highly recommend getting it.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] RockStar2005:
I agree with L on the lag. My S7 lagged ALL the time. Funny how a phone with 4 GBs of RAM and an 820 processor is slower to load things up than my Sony Xperia X Performance, which only has 3 GBs of RAM. And yes, all the reviews indicate that both music and call quality is crystal clear on the 10 (which was the same for the previous One series phones by HTC).

I'll admit that Samsung Pay was kinda cool to have, but I'd never stay with Samsung just for that. That's literally the ONLY thing I miss about my S7. lol

Yes check the stores but seriously consider that PayPal Credit option too via the HTC site. That's what I would do. Plus by buying it through their site you get that Uh-Oh Protection, which you WON'T get if you buy it through T-Mobile or even Amazon. And if you don't use Uh-Oh, that's $100 off your next HTC phone, saving you even more money in the future.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Sunmisola:
I don't have much to add other than I was in your shoes looking to replace my Note 7 and I'm happy I got the HTC 10.

I didn't even know what fast was until I got this phone.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] CharliesTheMan:
I had a tough decision between the Note 7 and the HTC 10 before I bought my device. It was before we knew they were all catching on fire, so I was seriously considering the Note 7 as well as the 10.

I pay full retail price on my devices, and money is tight so I have to be quite picky. I'm VERY happy that I chose the HTC 10 myself. The sunshine s off process is amazing, and worth every dime, you don't even have to bother with the bootloader unlock basically, if you go s-off, which I recommend in most cases of users (I have a theory for really wreckless people and s off, it's like drunk drivers, just put them in their own lane, they'll eliminate themselves)

For me, I only full with Android and run devices that I can root and flash on, it's my hobby, and kind of like my cars, I won't pay for something I can't tinker with or fix things I don't like, at least have the option.

While the HTC 10 hasn't been the largest device for custom rom quantity as far as development goes, I think the development quality is better than a lot of devices with way more roms available.

If you don't like HTC sense, and enjoy the HTC interface, I'd recommend a different device personally. You can eliminate HTC sense and run nova launcher, but the base of the rom will be HTC.

The kernels available for the device, if you enjoy flashing and tuning custom kernels, are awesome. All of the kernels I've tried from the development section ran really well, so it's not one of those cases where there's only a few options and they all suck, as some other devices have had, all of these rom and kernel developers have done outstanding.

Now for screen size, if you're buying the Note 7 for a huge screen, I would consider if it's going to be a problem that you only have a semi-huge screen. In my opinion, the screen size is perfect, I can reach everything easily and I don't have huge hands, and the fingerprint reader on the front of the HTC 10 is the ONLY fingerprint reader I've ever used consistently because it's the only one that's ever been implemented so well.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] RockStar2005:
Charlies,

My "bootloader unlocking/rooting" days began & ended 2 years ago with my HTC One M8. At first I loved the extra freedom that comes with that world, but after a while I didn't like it so much b/c you have to do everything manually, so when I upgraded to the Sony Xperia Z3 later that year, that era was done with. Still, I got to upgrade my sound on my T-Mobile M8 from BoomSound to the Sprint Harman/Kardon sound using that process to obtain an H/K mod someone had extracted from the Sprint version. It def made a noticeable improvement in sound quality at the time, and I loved it! I too did the S-Off thing too (but not using Sunshine, I found another way that was free) as it was required in addition to unlocking the bootloader and rooting in order to install that mod. So I guess I was wreckless? lol

I feel like HTC is the only brand that not only lets you unlock the bootloader w/o penalty, but actually SUPPORTS the practice too.

Yes, when I had the HTC 10 that one week in June I recall the fingerprint sensor functioning very well too! I HATE phablets, so the HTC 10 is definitely what I'd go with over the Note anything. lol
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Rolo42:
Unlocked version is GSM; T-Mo and AT&T are GSM. That's the version I have and I use Ting, which uses T-Mo & AT&T.

Unlocked version direct from htc, nice warranty, unlock support, most recent RUUs available for download, $150 off won me over. I like the phone so far (only had it a week).

Wife loves it. We wanted the Note 7 but we also wanted to live. The Pixel, the S7, and the V20 just aren't worth the cost to us.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] RockStar2005:
After that 1 year "Uh-Oh Protection" warranty ends, and you decide you want to keep it beyond the first year, you can do what I did which was get PRIVATE phone insurance for your phone. The 2 best ones are Square Trade and Worth Ave. Group. I went with Worth Ave. Group b/c I liked that they cover thefts too, though not malfunctions. Square Trade is the opposite. But if something goes wrong, just crack the screen and Worth Ave. will replace it anyway. lol And Worth is cheaper too.

Not everyone wants to get a new phone within a year of buying their last one, and not everyone wants or likes a carrier phone, so this is a great option for those people!
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Rolo42:
Insurance is to cover something one cannot afford to replace. If that's the case, then one shouldn't be buying phones one cannot afford!

Otherwise, my MIL-STD-810G-tested case is my "insurance".
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] RockStar2005:
Ok. I guess people shouldn't be buying homes and cars either. lol Just because I can afford something doesn't mean I wanna pay full price to replace it.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] jaredkzr:
Hey, if you decide to get the HTC 10 let me know and I'll pm you a $150 off coupon code that HTC gave me.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] chrisz5z:
In regards to the OP,

If you have the cash to dish out on an unlocked HTC 10 then you will definitely not be disappointed. At this point, HTC is one of the most 'modding friendly' companies left... next to buying a Nexus of course.

But if you don't have the cash i'd recommend getting a refurbished M8. They can be had for $90-$150. My son uses my old M8 now so I keep it updated... currently have S.Team's latest rom. Only areas where my 10 outshines the M8 is the Camera, DAC, & some gaming. In terms of day-to-day performance though, they are identical
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] chrisz5z:
Either way, insurance is only beneficial if the phone being replaced is fairly new. I've never tried any private insurance so I can't speak on that. But, you have to meet the deductible (up to $199) to get a phone replaced. You'd be better off using that $199 towards a better phone
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] RockStar2005:
Yes, it is only worth doing on a new device. I'll agree with you there.

$199? Maybe if you're insuring from AT&T. My insurer, Worth Ave. Group, only charges $50 for the deductible. And my phone is pretty new (purchased in mid to late June).
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] chrisz5z:
Yea, carriers is what I was referring to... AT&T and Verizon specifically. If it appears to be a manufacturer defect both will replace it for free even after the warranty expires. Ironically, Verizon is a little more lenient than AT&T in that aspect. I'm gonna look into Worth Ave. Group though. I skimmed through the link you gave & so far seems like decent way to go.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] samisax:
Please elaborate. Sharing is caring.