yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Moto Z Guides, News, & Discussion] yanniclord:
Motorola XT1650-03,RETAIL,BLK,32GB,DS,NORDICS,STYLE CAP

The DS stands for Dual Sim btw.

Here the LTE bands:

LTE B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B7/B8/B12/B17/B19/B20/B25/B28

TD-LTE B38/B40/B41
[Moto Z Guides, News, & Discussion] enetec:
Great! Are you able to find exact product code of the phone?

I think it should be something like SM4xxxAE7xx or similar.... ;)

More: what's Motorola web site for your country? motorola.no?
[Moto Z Guides, News, & Discussion] yanniclord:
No its Motorola.com and then you select country in the bottom.

Code: SM4388AE7T1
[Moto Z Guides, News, & Discussion] Manish54:
Anyone received Nougat here?
[G Pad 8.3 Android Development] annoyingduck:
[RETURN TO STOCK][V510 GPE] SEPT. 2016 Stock Rooted+Unrooted TWRP Backups & Recovery

V510 Google Play Edition (palman) Only!

I just recently got a GPE edition, and turns out there's no up-to-date factory images available (way lame!). So I OTA updated to the current 5.1 LMY47O.L017 September 2016 security patch, perfomed a factory reset and live booted TWRP 3.0.2 via fastboot and backed up an unmodified current build. I then rooted with SuperSU 2.78 and extracted the current Sept. 2016 LP stock recovery image, and also made an unmodified stock rooted TWRP backup. Installing the unrooted backup through TWRP and fastboot flashing the current recovery I have provided will bring you up-to-date unrooted and allow future OTA's (if we get any)....or just flash my stock rooted backup, and be on the current build all pre-rooted and ready to go.

Sept. 2016 Stock UNROOTED LMY47O.L017 TWRP Backup:

https://mega.nz/#F!PNhEXZIa!xT23brZHwGV1mDbkyHA14A

Sept. 2016 Stock ROOTED LMY47O.L017 TWRP Backup:

https://mega.nz/#F!fFJmBbRI!8dByAGiCYlAxVWPzDBe7xA

Sept. 2016 LP 5.1 Stock Recovery:

https://mega.nz/#!2Z4gDYrb!IAjAczXQfQAFN017KGKOTYl74Z0t2VwfgSn0jkoSmek

I assume you know how to copy and paste and install a TWRP backup. The stock recovery image can be flashed the same way you flashed TWRP easily just by renaming the file to recovery.img and boot into fastboot mode and flash it via:

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

Hope this helps some people out, what a pain doing 10 OTA's! I still cannot believe on an unlocked GPE edition there are not any fastboot factory images....WTF!!!
[G Pad 8.3 Android Development] Informatic_dev:
hello,

When I downloaded the twrp backup as zip from the link and tried to flash it. I received an "invalid" zip error from TWRP. I have the v510 tablet so I thought i could install the backup. If you happen to have some ideas on why this happened I would like to try any of them. thanks.

edit: i am using 7zip on Windows system with defaults. i also tried setting full and absolute paths.

edit2. I realized that its a backup and not a flashable rom. Stupid mistake late at night.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] gd6noob:
Been waiting ages for them to release rhinoshield for the edge... they have it for the non edge... im thinking maybe I should have gotten the non edge.. lol...

Their making a set for the Pixel and Pixel XL... why no edge..

Anyone contacted them yet?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] bkeaver:
They can't because of the way the side rails and screen is
[General Questions and Answers] dbazi:
hello to everyone

my g700-u10 are now on G700-U10_V100R001C00B126 Build !

for unlock bootloader i need

Model number : done

IMEI1 : done

IMEI2 : done

S/N : done

Product ID : !? <=== for this i find this *#*#1357946#*#* but after use on Phone dialer cant see any code !!! idk why !!! i use this code on other Huawei its work but my phone didn't show code !!!

can anyone help me ??? i just need my product id for sending and receive code for unlock bootloader...
[General Questions and Answers] dbazi:
Anyone !?!!!?!
[General Questions and Answers] ali32768:
Install framaroot then install mobileuncle tools and then install twrp.img by mobileuncle. no need to unlock bootloader.

important: your rom should be updated by UPDATE.APP before instal twrp.img
[General Questions and Answers] -Hope-:
MOBILEUNCLE IS FOR MTK DEVICES

*#*#1357946#*#*

Make sure to press the deal button
[General Questions and Answers] ali32768:
The best way to instal TWRP / CWM without unlock bootloader

I repeated that the MOBILEUNCLE is the best application for Huawei Ascend G700-U10. because of the G700 has mediatek device.

To install TWRP / CWM recovery for custom installation on G700-u10:

instruction to install MIUI 8 (Best UI) for G700-U10:

download MIUI 8 Rom from this site:

https://www.needrom.com/download/miui-8-for-g700-u10-latest-version/

install official rom by sp flashtools

update the phone by UPDATE.APP

instal framaroot

run framaroot and select any option to see message "Successfully rooted OK"

restart the phone

install MIBILEUUNCLE

copy G700TWRP.IMG in the root of memory

run Mobileuncle / select recovery / choose G700TWRP.IMG / OK / Restrart to recovery

TWRP Menu now runned

choose INSTALL and refer to MIUI 8 ....zip file and wait 10 minutes.

wipe dalvik/cache and restart the phone

end
[Asus ZenFone 3 Deluxe Questions & Answers] heron61:
So, how good is the camera? The specs look awesome, but I've seen some videos that look less than inspiring. I'm specifically interested in indoor and low light performance. I'm trying to decide between this phone and the LG V10, and I like everything else about the Z3D more, but I *really* want a nice camera. I'd love to see some sample photos.
[Asus ZenFone 3 Deluxe Questions & Answers] GodKingKnight:
Won't find anything better than the Microsoft phones for camera. But Android usually Samsung has it locked down. The Zenfone is not bad but not as good as Samsung and no where near the Microsoft phones.
[Asus ZenFone 3 Deluxe Questions & Answers] RMXO:
vs Note 7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEEb2zy7H6Y

vs iP6s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ7x8xlUen0
[Asus ZenFone 3 Deluxe Questions & Answers] The Simple:
Vocal consumers who would review the phone to give a normal everyday perspective of the camera haven't received the phone yet. It's just now shipping to places like US/CAN. Though India and Taiwan have had it for quite some time.

However one thing is clear regarding the camera based on the many reviews already out there:

The camera is average.

It's better than some popular budget flagship $400US phones (think OnePlus3, Axon 7, ZUK 2) but trailing behind other higher range phones (Pixel XL, LG v20, discontinued Note 7). It's not that the phone can't produce great pictures (lowlight or otherwise) - it has the hardware and sensors to do so built in the phone. It has to do with the Asus software/firmware for the camera. If Asus can manage to take advantage of that superior hardware, the phone could match up against the Pixel which has currently been identified as the smartphone with the best camera. However, I wouldn't hold my breath or wager my purchase of this phone on that possibility.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Rick GM:
For my money the Note7 is miles ahead of any other phone out there. 95 incidents of overheating out of 2,500,000 phones. That's one in every 26,315 - a risk I'm prepared to take considering there have been no major fires and no major injuries. Of course I'll be careful and won't leave my phone unattended particular if it's on a combustible surface. I've disabled updates (Package Disabler Pro) so hopefully Samsung can't render it useless or with only minimal charge.

As far as not receiving updates - I don't need them - the phone's great as it is. Let's not think either that switching phone's is fail safe - reports show that iPhones including 7's and 6's have experienced similar problems.

It would be great if the Note8 could be released in the next couple of months - I'd hang on to the 7 as long as possible before switching. The likelihood of that however is practically nil. It could take months to even find the issue with the 7 and the 8 won't be considered until the answer is found.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] themissionimpossible:
But in theory there is also another possibility: that sooner or later all the Note 7 IMEIs would be blacklisted by the carriers making this phone only a wifi MP3/video player...
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] mgbotoe:
People aren't thinking about this aspect of things.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Rick GM:
Not sure that would be lawful. It isn't going to happen.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] themissionimpossible:
IMHO blacklisting is perfectly lawful at least in Italy, like it's also lawful that a carrier can close a subscription if the customer is using a non legal device.

Once a device is officially considered dangerous by the manufacturer itself, and recalled and withdrawn from the market, then any action for the purpose of assuring the public safety might be allowed.

After all the carrier is not seizing the phone and a refund is available to the customer.

But maybe the legal situation is different in the US.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Rick GM:
How does the carrier know what device its SIM is being used in and how does Samsung know what carrier I'm using? If there is a way then I guess the possibility of disabling would exists. The whole issue could get terribly messy and could make some lawyers quite wealthy! I'm in the UK by the way.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] nookcoloruser:
And if God forbid anything ever happen to your note 7 and it causes damage to you, your family, your property or a third person, any insurance claim you would make would be null and void because you choose to ignore a product recall, therefore accepting the liability. Should it happen to a third party (such as in someone elses property or business and it cause damage) you would be the culpable party.

Is putting the safety of your home, health and family really worth the risk even if it's is a small risk for a smartphone ?

If it is, we have a different definition of priorities. Hubris is all well and good until it goes wrong ...
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] remix754:
IMEI numbers are sent out from the device to the carrier for checking for stolen phones. so any blacklisted phones would be unable to connect to networks. this list is used on a country scale not a worldwide scale. so any phones blocked with the IMEI number can be used in country which it did not originate from. this is why stolen phones are still a thing. it can still be used in another country.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] mgbotoe:
Something else they aren't thinking of. People going I will sue samsung...news flash, you got no ground.

Only people who can get away with it are those who bought through ebay and samsung and the carrier down right refused to change it
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] dermotti:
You wont get software updates. No thanks
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] BozQ:
I'm weighing my options.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] notefreak:
Are you also able to fix it yourself if something fails? What if your glass shatters? No service centre will fix anything for you.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Boy Bisaya:
I would say that there are different types of Note7 owners. There are posers and there are users. There are power users and developers and there are extreme modders. There are tinkers and there are wreckers.

They all have different perspective as to how they handle and use their Note7
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] gCloud:
The carrier knows exactly what device you are using when u are no thier network.

If they do go down the route of blocking imei, they will treat the phone like a stolen one so it will be blacklisted on all networks in a certain country, If say your o2 phone is stolen and you report it to o2, the IMEI is blalcklisted on o2 and all other UK networks but not the rest of the world.

As I understand it the imei blacklisting can only be initiated from a network that the phone has been on.

I really doubt this will happen it seems like too much work, in too many countries, they might even need court orders to do it millions of Imei's hundreds of networks.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Aimara:
lets face it , in real world if it stop production , means no software , doesnt matter , most importantly no spare parts , even china cloners doesnt want to clone it any more , unless you are that good that you can troubleshoot and diy fixed a motherboard then go ahead
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] evo4g63t:
Ridiculous I understand that the phone is one of a kind but to use it knowing it was responsible for lighting someone's vehicle on fire is absolutely ridiculous.

I don't care HOW few phones are lighting on fire, this isn't a normal QC problem it shouldn't happen and clearly something other than the battery is responsible for it.

I'm sorry but a phone isn't worth a vehicle nor is it worth a house or a person's life. You can pretend that it can't happen to you but I am sure that's what other people thought that did have theirs light up.

You're going to feel really crappy if your phone causes property damage or worse.

Please man reconsider, I am sure a "Note 8" will come out in less than a year you can live without this phone for a few quarters of the year. What did you do before you had the Note 7? You were fine before then you'll be fine using another phone in the meantime.

Furthermore 3rd party support has already started to cease, no VR support has already started (Oculus).

You're making a terrible choice.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Novarider:
There has been no official recall from the cpsc yet for the replacement note 7. Samsung official statement is they are investigating and "asking" customers to return their phones.

While the investigation is taking place, Samsung is asking all carrier and retail partners here and around the globe to stop sales and exchanges of the Galaxy Note7. Since the affected devices can overheat and pose a safety risk, we are asking consumers with an original Galaxy Note7 or a replacement Galaxy Note7 to power it down and contact the carrier or retail outlet where you purchased your Galaxy Note7

I know they have stopped production but how could they blacklist these phones when it's clearly a voluntary recall?
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] F For Fake:
If it's a voluntary recall they won't block the IMEI.

If it's mandatory they certainly will, because then it clears them in the event someone continues to use the phone and catches fire they will not be liable.

The phone is dangerous, do not 'fanboy' over it as phones have such a short lifespan it will be replaced soon enough.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] spleenandcigars:
Points that i think we should consider:

1 - Possibility of IMEI blocking.

2 - No future updates.

3 - No assistance in software or hardware.

4 - If something happens, no insurance money.

5 - Even when it has some higher prices in aftermarket, may be hard to sell and the person who brought can open a dispute if the phone burns.

I'm planning on keeping mine, but we should realistic, at least, about the possibilities.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] htcplussony:
There's been a couple new reports since The Verge Super Sunday and the odds keep growing. (1 in UK and 1 in Hawaii from memory)
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] fenderguy05:
I don't know what I'm going to do as of yet. I really want to keep the phone, as I love it, but if it's going to go down the road we're talking about i'm inclined to look for a replacement. At this point I'm so sick of swapping phones every few f**king weeks I may just head away from Samsung to make sure I don't have to deal with this again for a while. If I do this route, I know I'm going to miss Samsung pay and regardless I'm going to miss the S-Pen. I've been a note user since the Note 3 and hate the idea of not having the stylus, but hate the idea of rehashing my relationship with the Note 5 equally.

Gotta weigh my options.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] bv90andy:
This is such an important point!

If anything happens to anyone because your battery goes, it's on you, the person who ignored the recall. If it happens while you're driving and you have an accident, you and others might get hurt, and it's your fault. Not worth the risk in my opinion.

And yes, other phones experience this type of failure, but not so many in the first week. This phone has 1 in 26,000 others might have 1 in 300,000 or 500,000 , a hundred times less chance.

---------- Post added at 19:20 ---------- Previous post was at 19:17 ----------

Just give it back, they will have a new one next year (from rumors as soon as march). It's not worth the risk, plus, if you like having a warranty, you won't have one on this device as it's recalled.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] fenderguy05:
At this point I think I'm trying to stay away from Samsung because I'm pissed at this entire process but there aren't a lot of options for JOD with T-Mobile that I'm a fan of. Maybe the v20??? Idk
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Rick GM:
Everyone's getting over excited about this - except Samsung. If it was so dangerous/deadly I would have expected Samsung (who my phone was purchased from) to have contacted me about the issue. They have my address, email and phone number but 48 hours on haven't contacted me. Strange don't you think.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] The Phone Company:
Exactly! I would like to hear from some of you "lucky" ones to have and are holding on to your Note 7's in a year or 2. I am sure there will be stories to tell how it is still running fine as the day you first got it.

So many gullible people unfortunately believe everything the read in the media.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] rdcrds:
Well what people do not understand is right now st this moment there is NO OFFICIAL RECALL OF THE REPLACEMENT NOTE 7... If i was someone who just went into the store and got the replacement note 7 but never read the internet then i would have no clue about this. Right now unlike the 1st batch there is NO official recall and no update to download telling you this phone is bad.

I am in the US and i know people who have the replacement like me and unless i told them about this happening again they would be clueless. Until there is a OFFICIAL RECALL and in my case sprint sends me a text message about my replacement Note 7 there is no grounds for anything. the CPSC recalled the 1st batch and as of this post there is no official recall of the second batch.

Until that time game on....
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] tricktaylor:
Not quite how that works in court
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] svache:
^this

For now, we are only "strongly recommended" to turn it off an return it. But if I don't visit sites like this, how on earth would I know there's even a recall? I received emails and text notifications from both Samsung and ATT during the previous recall, but I haven't seen anything yet this time around. Yeah, I sure as hell wont fly with it for now, but as long as they don't send those notifications out, I don't feel much for returning it either. I don't even believe we can be held responsible if something happens for as long as they don't make it official.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] The Phone Company:
Thank you!!
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Ryland Johnson:
I have been so stupid! Here was I thinking it was SAMSUNG who had initiated a world wide recall now you say its due to the media? I had no idea the media had clubbed together and instructed all the retailers world wide to recall the Note 7?

Was it the media who ceased all production of the Note 7 and had that model removed from Samsung's sales portfolio? :o

Ryland
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] DeMi-GoD:
The cpsc JUST made it official.

http://m.androidcentral.com/cpsc-is...l&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] svache:
True, that pretty much ends what I said in my quote above... sigh :(
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Jogutierrez:
I like to say that you can not stay it charging, and you are out to play, Hah.....
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Ryland Johnson:
If you keep one you CANNOT then sell it. It is now illegal to sell or otherwise trade this mobile in the USA or travel with it on planes etc. I suspect other countries will soon follow this as Samsung HAS to get these mobiles back before a real tragedy occurs. The litigation alone is going to cost Samsung billions.

Ryland
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] borisb:
OK.

I am in the US and this happened to me.

1. Got an automatic call from AT&T.

2. Got an automatic call from Samsung.

3. Got an automatic call from Costco (the retailer I bought the phone from).

4. Got a forced update, from that point on I got a warning message on my phone each time I plugged in the charger.

5. Got a live person call from Samsung.

(at that time frame my cousins N7 actually exploded)

6. Since my phone line is managed by the company I work for, they suspended my line!

7. Returned the phone yesterday, ordered the pixel.

I guess since you did not get a call, you should continue using it. You just won't be able to fly with it.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] ryant35:
I thought about keeping my Note 7 until February when the 8's come out. I am worried that Verizon won't take it back then, or if they kill it remotely, and my resale value will be so low it won't be worth keeping.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] pffcouk:
This may have already been answered but from a LEGALITY point of view, any and all carriers throughout the world (and you'd be surprised how little of them there actually are due to affiliations and so on) can easily blacklist the IMEI of the phone.

The IMEI is specific to the actual handset (the phone's fingerprint, as such) and therefore it'll render it as good as useless from a phone point of view.

This in turn will prompt a lot, I would say most, users to return the phones and switch it across to something else.

In my OPINION - if you've got a Note 7, return it right now. Don't wait around.

All phones are subject to the same POTENTIAL issues this phone is - but that's the issue. They're POTENTIAL and not proven. I would hazard a guess (and probably be very correct) and say that almost all handsets suffer the same battery problems but only a few go reported, even less when you consider how high profile Samsung is.

Honestly - get your phones returned. It's not worth the hassle of a potential bomb going off in your pocket, when you're on a call, when you're sleeping (and therefore burning down your house and, potentially, killing everyone inside). Sounds extreme but it's realistic.

Do it.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] borisb:
Let us know what happens in February. I would love to know what Verizon will do.

Also update us if you can get on any flights.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] ryant35:
I've already ordered an S7 Edge. It ships tomorrow.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] borisb:
I did the same. :(
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Rick GM:
Out of 2,500,000 Note7's sold 2,499,900 are just fine. To the best of my knowledge no-one has died, no-one has been hospitalised or seriously injured and no-one's house has burnt down. Meanwhile Allepo, Syria, is having the sh*t bombed out if it and either Trump or Clinton is to be the next president of the USA!

BTW, don't go out for a beer tonight... someone might spike your drink, you might get mugged as you leave the bar and your taxi might crash. All of those are statistically more likely to happen than your Note7 phone burning.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] millicent:
I also meant to hold onto the note 7 hoping for a public outcome from samsung's investigation saying that it's a very rare cell manufacturing defect that fails sooner rather than later. In that case, I would say the probabilistic game might look something similar to what you described.

What if instead it's one of the many protection measures in the cell, charging circuit or the battery monitoring system that fails in some very specific conditions? Initially samsung seem to have thought so by limiting charging capacity (to protect thus for overvoltage possibility).

At the end, as some have said, it's just a phone. If we were able to survive until now we can definitely wait for the next best phone be it note8 or whatever.

Be safe.