yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 5 General] fadi.cell:
It's easy to enable google assistant using Build.prop by changing ro.product.model=Pixel XL and add this at the end:

ro.opa.eligible_device=true.

But anyway thanks for your thread
[Nexus 5 General] KingUsman:
https://youtu.be/f2_P4mcMTN0
[Nexus 5 General] vakkah:
better yet, as you're rooted and if you have the latest xposed framework (v87) and xposed installer (v3.1.1) simply download and install the "assistant enabler (v3.1)" module, activate and reboot. it's much cleaner and easy to uninstall if you so choose; and "ok google" command works perfectly.

edit: xposed is not available for Android N (nougat).

the xposed module that allows for "google assistant" is on marshmallow.

i'm currently running this on cm13 latest nightly on an lg g3 d850 without any problems.
[Nexus 5 General] gargyagotra:
Is xposed framework available on nougat? Can you please share its link?
[Nexus 5 General] Rezei:
no, its not available for nougat. please use google.
[Nexus 5 General] gargyagotra:
That's what I know as well..but the above comment confused me..coz GA will work on nougat only...and the guy was suggesting to install xposed module to skip the Google now training model bug
[Nexus 5 General] Rezei:
He was talking about xposed for M.
[Nexus 5 General] vakkah:
afaik, xposed is not ready/available for nougat.
[XDA Assist] ExplosiveDolfin:
Hello I have the moto g 2014 xt064 single sim version. I got it about a year ago and I rooted and put a custom rom on my phone the first day I got it never had any problems for the whole year I had it now recently I flashed andriod N on my phone and my data stopped working I restored a back still no mobile data I then wipe data cache and system and installed a new rom did this several times with different roms still no luck I then did I complete wipe and installed the rom that worked on my phone previously and still no luck I then went to atnt and got a new sim that didn't work either I have yet to install stock rom because I doubt it will work I have tried editing files changing the host file I don't know if this helps but this is what my host file looks like

127.0.0.1 localhost
::1 ip6-localhost

This might be important I can still get texts and make calls

thank you any help would be greatly appreciated
[XDA Assist] engloa:
Reposted

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3471254

Thread closed
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] liushangrong:
I like to play games, how can I maximize performance? Thank you in advance
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] brancangekibe:
keep phone cool somehow
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] Kye2000:
You cant update the driver. Thats down to LG or qualcomm. The G4 simply does not run games as smooth due throttling
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] crimpy1:
Hi,

I have Note 7 950F (new, green bat ico) but I dont wont to return to Samsung. It's possible to disable automatic system update?

I expected update to "kill phone" from Samsung. On previous note 7 I have disabled updates and fw with battery charge limit is installed automaticaly.

I using knox, I dont want root.

Thanks
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] NIKKOTUASON:
Package Disabler Pro.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] crimpy1:
Hi, installed. What disable?
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] NIKKOTUASON:
The bottom four will end all updates.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Spike96:
Hi, unable to find bottom four. Only found 1/4. Screenshot:

Nothing below "System Update", that is the last package on the list. Nothing else to scroll to.

This is a Verizon Note 7. Anything else I need to disable?
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Rick GM:
Type in the name of the file where it says update (search bar).
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Spike96:
Nothing.

Apparently 3/4 of those packages just don't exist on my Verizon phone...

I hope that means I'm safe.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Rick GM:
Strange. Assume you've scrolled through to find it (alphabetical).
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Spike96:
Yep, I've done that.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Rick GM:
I'd be tempted to check the two System updates (which I don't have) in your post #5
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Spike96:
Done, thanks.
[MX Player] yildizaykut:
--

while a video plays=>click "menu button"=>click "play"=> select "loop all"
[MX Player] warvevo:
Have you enabled back to list feature? If you have enabled, disable it. Setting --> player --> back to list
[MX Player] marco.deluxe:
Since I updated my Poco F1 to Android 10, "play next video" and "delete" no longer works.
[Greenify] WibblyW:
Anyone seen an issues with release version of Greenify in Aggressive Doze non-root mode closing Bluetooth connections?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] aaronwms:
I know this is not a new topic, and I have been searching this related threads for the past few hours.

My wife bought a Kaiser from eBay, and the total duration is more than 15,000 hours (something wrong with the timer, I think) As a techincal man in the house, I was requested to reset the duration timer for her.

I tried reversing the time when making incoming and outgoing calls, but no luck.

I know there is another way by connecting bootloader mode Kaiser with mitty.exe. I tried but failed. Everytime I run mitty.exe (since it is not a windows program) under DOS mode, I got "program too big to fit in memory" error.

Can anyone tell me, hopefully, a dummy way to reset the timer for my "Boss" so that I don't disappoint her.

I know how to put Kaiser into bootloader mode. I got mitty.exe (thanks to pof), I got the instructions what to type after I see the USB command. But, I got no step establishing connection between mitty.exe and bootloader, or how to get the USB command prompt. Help! Please.:confused: :confused: :confused:

Any other way to get my project done - Welcome!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] aaronwms:
One step forward.

Foolish me! I got a wrong mtty.exe. Now, I have the right mtty.exe. I still cannot get the USB command prompt. Anyone can tell me the setting such as parity, baud rate etc.. Please help!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] aaronwms:
Anyone, please help!

I can run mtty.exe, and I got only cmd> instead of USB>. Could anyone tell me how to get USB>? Thanks.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] nickcaper:
Just got the phone, rooted it. Its working, I can make calls but I wanted to get the APN correct

I goto settings and click on more. I dont see any menu for APN... Anybody else have this issue? Axon 7 U model

Correction... I found it.

You have to goto

Dual Sim settings, slide all the way down to Mobile networks then click on Access point Names. To create an new APN you have to click on the + button at top right and fill in all the blanks according to the Cell phone company you are using the phone with then you have to save the APN

BTW the phone choose to create its own APN, Im guessing from the SIm card I inserted, and its working fine. Same settings the ATT website says to use. Good signal.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] TeutonJon78:
Settings > Dual SIM Settings > Others: Mobile Networks > (sim slot) > Access Point Names
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] Haz3:
As a follow up question regarding APN.... Does anyone know the proper one for Verizon? I have 4 come up(2x2of the same)
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Reddog58:
So if I paid cash for the Verizon version I should be able to call them and have them lift the carrier lock. If I do that will the radio work on T-Mobile? I have an opportunity for such a good deal on the Verizon version its going to cost almost nothing. Also if this all works would WiFi calling work on T-Mobile?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] KnownDominance:
What kind of deal do you have? Sounds like you might be getting on a contract thinking it gives you a cheap cast phone
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Reddog58:
My employer has offered to pay the purchase price but they insist I be on Verizon. I'm on a great plan with T-Mobile and I don't want to change. I might since this is the XL phone so I can't lose one way or the other.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] KnownDominance:
Explain to them that you can buy it through the Google Store and still use it on Verizon. Otherwise I would contact VZW and see if they will be carrier locked or not if you purchase through VZW.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] hollowlog:
I read somewhere that the VZW version won't be carrier locked. I think popping in your T-Mobile SIM card before you ever start it up will allow you to use it on VZW
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Reddog58:
So the thinking is the one SKU will have the radio support for any US carrier? And a locked bootloader doesn't matter since I am not planning on rooting it, at least not in the short term. As a cash sale I should be able to walk out with the phone and pop in my T-Mobil SIM and be online. I understand none of this is certain until I have the phone in hand.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] schwem:
All VZW phones are carrier unlocked. They include all gsm radios and have no issue with popping T-Mobile sims in and running. VZW has never had carrier locked devices.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] uicnren:
If you purchase the Pixel thru VZW, it will be carrier unlocked. The bootloader is locked, and cannot be unlocked. This has been confirmed by Google and VZW.

Better to purchase thru the Google Play Store, as it will (hopefully) at least have an unlockable bootloader (if you require that).
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] hollowlog:
Where did you see this? I have read confirmation that the bootloader will be locked. I haven't read anything saying it will be carrier locked.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] bsweetness:
Not true. In fact, the opposite has been confirmed. It's 100% SIM unlocked like every other Verizon LTE device has been. No Verizon phone with LTE has been SIM locked per their agreement with the FCC when purchasing a large block of LTE spectrum. The issue with getting some other Verizon LTE devices fully working on a different carrier has been band support. That doesn't appear to be an issue here.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] uicnren:
[MENTION=6119856]hollowlog[/MENTION] [MENTION=1669713]bsweetness[/MENTION] my apologies, you are both correct (I will edit my post). I swear I read somewhere (of course I cant find it now) that they were carrier locked as well as bootloader locked (and unlockable).

Apparently reading some more, they ARE carrier unlocked, with a locked (and unlockable) bootloader.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Reddog58:
This seems to be one of the most confusing aspects of the relationship between Google and Verizon. What exactly is the point of buying from Verizon? As you read the posts you see more and more reasons which are mostly due to an employer subsidized price which is also my reason. I wouldn't even think of buying from Verizon if not for the discount I will get. But in my case the discount is almost 100% of the purchase price. But what they don't subsidize is the monthly plan. So I can't pass on the phone but I want it to work on my T-Mobile sim. Verizon is not even close to the pricing on the data plan I get from T-Mobile. But maybe that day isn't as far off as it has been in the past.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] DirgeExtinction:
So apparently Verizon Pixel/XL will receive updates at the same time as the unlocked versions do.

Shame the Verizon versions have a locked bootloader.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] neyenlives:
I don't expect that to remain. The bootloaders on the Nexus 6 which I owned and the 6p/5x all came locked and were right away unlocked. Odds are it will get unlocked. Better odds than any other phone actually.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] NickOlsen8390:
Greetings all.

Not to completely hijack this thread. But I was absolutely beside myself when I saw the mention of all verizon LTE devices being carrier unlocked. I guess I had never tried it and just assumed that phones on VZW's edge payment plan, Or under contract were carrier locked like many other carriers do.

So, I set out to test it. Me and a buddy both have Note7's on VZW. Both are not even a single payment in. And we have already pre-ordered pixel XL's due to the now 2nd recall of the note 7.

Anyways, I have a T-Mobile sim from a work issued phone. Popped it in my buddies Note7 and no kidding. It worked without issue. Had to program the Tmobile APN. But it sure is unlocked.

Screenshot of LTE discovery.

http://i.imgur.com/Ua0lapj.jpg

It would however appear that the VZW Note 7 variant does not support Band 12 (Or it's disabled) as popping the same SIM in my older Nexus 6p lands the phone directly on band 12. Band 4 if I take it outside where the RSQ improves. Covering the Note 7 with my hands to attenuate the signal causes the phone to fall off LTE (Not until a damn low -128. Which is crazy) and it'll land on GSM/HSPA+.

So, Seeing my note7 work with a T-Mobile simcard squarely lands me on believing the Pixel XL will be carrier unlocked. If Verizon isn't allowed to sell a carrier locked phone due to it's FCC dealings, The Pixel is no different. I figure the way it works out is fantastic for the end user. Verizon CANT lock the phone to them. And Google I assume doesn't want that done anyways. So there's no push from either side to lock the device.

Now that bootloader. Time will tell. And I'm anxious to see the outcome.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Virus1x:
Verizon Employee here, NO 4G LTE devices are Carrier Locked. We do not yet know on dev or employee side if bootloader lock. Verizon will not be involved in updates of software so when Google releases they get it similar to Apple at least that's what the news released today on Android Central says.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] johnciaccio:
My Nexus 6 from Verizon was completely unlocked. However my S6 Edge+ was locked including the other bands necessary for T-Mobile was locked. However after the S6 Edge+ update to 6.0 it was carrier unlocked for the radio bands.

Considering my Nexus 6 was unlocked I expect the Pixel to be unlocked. However they have stated the bootloader would be locked. I would not buy one from Verizon.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] jackdforme:
Verizon phones are unlocked. It'll be fine without needing to call them.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] neyenlives:
The VZW Nexus 6 came locked. Once you had it you could go in and unlock it. It's been this way with every Nexus on VZW. So far that's the trend.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] nrage23:
Seems to be a bit of confusion about locked and unlocked. All Verizon LTE phones are 100% sim (carrier) unlocked per their deal with the FCC as stated above. They may not have all bands enabled in the radios to work perfectly with all carriers. All Nexus and Pixel phones are bootloader locked form Google or anywhere else you get them. All of them but the Pixel phones sold by Verizon can be bootloader unlocked after you buy them via ADB commands. The bootloader on the Verizon sold Pixel phones will be encrypted so initially they will not be unlockable. Only time will tell if a developer can find a way to unlock the Verizon bootloader.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] recDNA:
Missing bands may mean poor or no lte in tmobile? Maybe no tmobile wifi calling?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] hollowlog:
if it were any other phone, I'd say those bands might be missing. I don't think that will be the case with the Pixel. Keep in mind, Google touted the fact that you could buy this phone at Best Buy without ever mentioning Verizon. Now we are hearing that Best Buy is selling the Verizon version. I could be totally wrong, but I don't think Google would mislead people into thinking that the phones would work on every carrier. Also, what would be the point of selling the phone at Best Buy if it shunned other carriers?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] i SoMy:
wow
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] johnciaccio:
I think it is safe to assume when we say that a phone comes bootloader unlocked it means can be unlocked as every phone including the Nexus One that I have it was not unlocked by default but that you had to go through a process to unlock it.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] adamd1169:
The problem is people are assuming that Verizon reps mean that. They might just mean that the bootloader is locked just like it always is. Until we actually get the phone we won't know if it can be unlocked or not.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] johnciaccio:
Did not think of it in that sense. I was thinking of users here not the PR and company personnel that have no technical knowledge. Especially since most of them are used to Apples extremely closed devices.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] neyenlives:
Exactly guys... that's what I think. We have basically been over thinking it. Asking Verizon about bootloaders is madness.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] htc_hao:
Verizon is unlocker
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] bwheelies:
My Nexus 6 direct from Motorola was locked as well.

It was unlockable as were the Verizon branded version.

The Pixel has all carrier bands covered so any US Sim will be covered.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] clockcycle:
As I understand it Verizon is required by law to sell thier LTE phones carrier unlocked (not bootloader). This has been true for every VZW phone Ive bought since. That said, I highly doubt any other version besides tmobile having their wifi calling capabilities.

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Doubt it will have tmobile wifi calling software or capabilities, options in setting to enable it. It should be carrier unlocked but not bootloader unlockable. Worse thing about using unlocked vzw phones on other carriers is that it always tries to find and it looking for cdma signal, killing your battery alot quicker. Unless you disable it, which may or may not require you to be able to root. With which might be difficult to do with locked bootloader.

Personally I end up selling the vzw phones and buying an unlocked or tmo version and unlocking it.

Ymmv GL
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Reddog58:
If what your are saying is true then that just burst my bubble. I can stand to be without WiFi calling but I can't have it searching for a cdma signal not supported by the T-Mobile sim. You would think that if it has a T-Mobil sim it wouldn't even know to be searching for a cdma signal. That's definitely a new take on this question.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] johnciaccio:
I disagree about wifi calling and other advanced features on T-mobile. Google has always had a good relation with t-mobile and they are a partner of theirs for project fi. I am betting they have the advanced features for T-mobile. However no one will know untill the phones are in the hands of T-mobile customers.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] nory82688:
I just preordered a Google Pixel XL through Best Buy, and I'm absolutely worried now after reading this thread that this phone isn't going to work perfectly with my T-Mobile sim. I wanted to preorder through Google, but the XL's were sold out days back.

Guess I'll find out next week lol...?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] arcanexvi:
Why is this even still a question. Ever since VZW's Block C purchase every LTE device on their network is legally required to be unlocked. They literally can't lock it. If any proof is necessary, it's right on their device unlock page which if you go through and read them all, they could just basically say "we don't lock our LTE devices" but since this comes up over and over they've detailed it in every imaginable scenario...

It basically goes like this:

Is the device you're purchasing from VZW LTE enabled?

- If yes - device is unlocked out of the box

- If no - device is likely locked

http://www.verizon.com/about/consumer-safety/device-unlocking-policy

On the software side, the software out of the box should be identical. The way that google devices load on the "bloat" is by SIM detection. If it detects a VZW SIM it's going to download My Verizon, etc automatically during setup. If they follow what they did for the Nexus 6, you may end up on a slightly different upgrade path.

Worst case, if the device ships with different firmware on board (which I highly doubt at the start since the device doesn't even carry a VZW badge thank god) you can always go download the non-vzw firmware from google and manually flash it and be on the normal upgrade path.

Capiche?

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Shouldn't be a problem. I bought mine from BBY intending to use it on TMO as well. I've done this before with the Nexus 6 and expect that this will be an identical experience.

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No offense to the other guy, but that's not how SIM provisioning works. If you have a TMO/ATT SIM installed in the device, it will not be provisioned or seeking a CDMA signal unless you've lost all of your normal carrier reception and it's kicking into E911 mode which is normal.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] N3V3RS3TTL3:
Verizon Pixels:

All updates the same time as Google

Carrier unlocked

Only 3 Verizon apps (which can be uninstalled)

24 month financing available

Device trade in up to $300

Preorders before 10/19 receive free Daydream VR

https://www.google.com/amp/www.tech...updates-will-be-carrier-unlocked-versions.htm
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] clockcycle:
You might be able to set it to use gsm/lte, but I think every time you reboot your phone it resets. Not sure since I dont have my older vzw phones anymore. But it's what I had to do and deal with using vzw on tmo.

Again YMMV
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] nory82688:
What if you preorder it through BestBuy, but it's the Verizon version? Do we get a free Daydream VR still? Wouldn't mind a free one lol.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] clockcycle:
To clarify your comment about just "manually flashing" non-vzw firmware, would require bootloader to be unlocked.

All the vzw phones *I've* owned and used throughout the years, have always searched for CDMA first with an AT&T or TMO sim installed. Most I could go into settings and force GSM/WCDMA/LTE, but some older droids would revert randomly and all would revert if I rebooted the phone. Which was easy enough to go into settings and change it again, if I remembered.

It has nothing to do with individual carrier provisioning, but a setting. Hopefully Pixel will have this option available in its settings.

Again this is my own personal experiences, YMMV.

NOTE: Carrier Locked, unlocked or unlockable are totally different then Bootloader locked, unlocked and or unlockable. Some of you guys seem to be confusing these two terms.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] arcanexvi:
The CDMA first search is a ROM/Radio issue. Which if it were to prove troublesome, you just flash the non-vzw image. Verizon specific models need CDMA active for voice calls and their software is programmed as such for their devices. As the pixel only had 1 model (and hopefully only 1 set of software) this shouldn't be an issue. If it is... See below.

While there is strong speculation that the VZW bootloader won't be unlocked/unlockable, this doesn't mean you can't flash factory images. It just means you can't flash unsigned custom images.

If for some dumbass reason the VZW model won't accept a stock ROM flash, it's getting returned. But the only way this happens is if it carries a different model number which I doubt. North America only has one variant as far as I'm aware.

And yes I'm fully aware of the difference between SIM and Bootloader locks but both have come up in conversation here which is why I had the string of posts earlier.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] N3V3RS3TTL3:
If you order through BestBuy you get a $100 BestBuy eGift card and a Chromecast, but NO VR. BestBuy only offers Silver & Black in 32GB.