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[Note 7 Questions & Answers] br0adband:
I agree with that, and I haven't crossed that line - I always state that I believe people should return the Note 7 and move on and it's entirely up to them.

The one thing that I did comment on in one post was that if any particular Note 7 owner wants to keep their device and continue using it that's their choice but if it blows up in their face I hope they're ready to face the potential liability costs because of damage that could happen or deal with physical injury to themselves or - in a much worse situation - someone else.

They'll figure things out quite fast if that ends up being a result of them keeping the Note 7 and continually using it. :eek:
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mwalt2:
Nevermind. Was user error. :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] Bubba Fett:
I solved this problem when i first got the phone rooted, but had to root again and 2 days of looking and i cant refind the solution. can anyone give me a hand please? TB says it cannot access system/xbin/su and i definetly have root. i installed busybox to that location also. Thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] Bubba Fett:
I fixed it. I used SeLinuxModeChanger app.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WarriorMAL18:
Hello XDA Members,

I thought of sharing this little handy-dandy trick might just be the thing people are looking for. Case in point, YouTube constantly freezing or stalling when switching to 720p60, 1080p60, etc.

Go ahead and head to the Google Play Store

Search for Build Prop or Build Prop Editor

I personally like BuildProp Editor by JRummy Apps Inc

Also make sure you have root access otherwise "No Dice My Friend"

Start the app and locate this line by scrolling down or by searching it

The line should say ro.product.model and under it it's going to say SM-935F or whatever

Now tap on where it says SM-935F and a pop-up box should open

Under where it says Value, type in your actual model

For example: If you have a T-Mobile variant then type it as SM-N910T and then save it.

Another example: If you have a Verizon variant then type it as SM-N910V.....catch my drift

It's gonna ask you for root access so just go ahead and press allow

Reboot the phone and Enjoy YouTube without Freezes.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Trex888:
If model number changed in build.prop from sm-935f to sm910f/t/p/g then theme store will not work.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WarriorMAL18:
Trex888,

My sincerest apologies for not responding to your post at a much quicker pace. But without further a due, here's my take on it and I shall quote, "Well sunny boy, you just can't win them all" by Anonymous. But seriously though, if you know of a way to have the best of both worlds then please share them with me. I'm open to all and any suggestions. Thank you very kindly :)
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dusto2k3:
I had my phone rooted and then decided to try the beta when it was out a little while ago. Now I have my bootloader unlocked and I want to get root back. I'm on NBD90X and am just curious what I need to do to get back root back. Thanks
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
can do this on any android build..

since your bootloader is unlocked already, all you do is flash the latest twrp recovery onto your phone, then flash the latest supersu with that recovery, then reboot. and then you have root :)
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doitright:
Only use supersu if you like faceless unknown organizations taking godlike power over your phone.

github.com/sesuperuser
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] FcukBloat:
hi guys, all custom roms are flashable. how can i fastboot flash the system partition of any custom rom, lile aicp or others? is that possible someway? tia!
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Harrynowl:
I believe unpacking the system.new.dat from a ROM zip gives you a system.img, which I can only assume is fastboot flashable with fastboot command
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] FcukBloat:
can't open the .dat file as archive here with 7zip :( how could I unpack it?

EDIT: I see now you said "unpack" not uncompress... googling for that now!
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] chiragkrishna:
you can extract your system.new.dat by following this guide
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] FcukBloat:
thanks both! I suceeded in installing aicp's system image via fastboot after unpacking system.new.dat with a tool found on xda similar to the one you linked :o

thanks again!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Jozer99:
I use Mail on my Tilt to connect to an IMAP4 account (that isn't Gmail!). It works fine for the most part. There is one quite serious problem that I would like to solve. On my PDA, I can see my main "Inbox" folder and its contents, however, when I switch to one of the child folders on the server (say my "Work" folder), the folder appears empty, even after I try doing another send/receive. This is quite serious, as I have a lot of important mail in my various folders that I would like to be able to access. Any solutions?
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] CZ Eddie:
I bought the $60 aluminum/adjustable Craigsdock many years ago for my Galaxy Note 3 and have used that same dock all these years with like six other phones. Best $$ I ever spent.

It's fully height/width/depth adjustable for use with any 5" to 6+" phone.

http://www.craigsdocks.com/samsung-galaxy-s3-s4-s5-note-2-3-4

I got rid of the window mount base years ago and currently use it with a ProClip custom dashboard base:

http://www.proclipusa.com/dashboard-mounts/car-dash-mounts.aspx

:good:

EDIT:

I did forget to mention another thing that makes this dock future proof.

The Micro USB cable is quickly removable/replaceable.

I've used USB 2.0 and USB OTG and Quick Charge 2.0 cables and will now install a USB C cable.

EDIT 2:

Another point to consider is the volume rocker on the Pixel is more towards the middle of the phone, which makes some car docks useless. The Craigsdock car dock grabs the phone by the lower portion, so there is no volume rocker interference to worry about.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] PaisanNYC:
wrong plug. that's a micro-usb plug
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] JasonJoel:
Right. Nice that he likes the product so much, and supports it, but it won't work with this phone.... So....
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] CZ Eddie:
lol, the plug is not hard wired. It's removable. Takes two seconds to replace the cable.

I've used a dozen different cables in my dock.

You just remove this one and use a USB C cable instead.

Or even a USB OTG USB C adapter.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] mtucker:
I finally bought a Proclip mount for my truck. Should have done that a long time ago instead of using a kind of floppy vent mount for so long. I contacted Proclip about a holder for the Pixel XL when I bought the mount (as the OP knows, you buy the mount for your car and the holder for the phone separately). They said they would have something a few weeks after the Pixel came out. The Craigsdocks looks like an interesting alternative especially with the ability to switch out the cable/USB connector. Other Proclip holders have a USB C connector and cable built-in, but if that cable went bad (as they often do) I think it would be a pain to replace the cable/connector. I am going to take more of a look at that Craigsdock.

Thanks for the tip.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] drum747:
On a side note, Craig makes the best vape mod (oi mod) I have ever used. I have 2. Quality stuff from Craig.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] mtucker:
I watched some of the Craigsdocks videos of him making the docks (he is quite an artisan) and contacted him about buying a car dock for my Pixel XL. He said he is machining up a cable/connector holder specific for USB-C. It seems like the holder meant for micro-USB would work fine (just loosen the set screw, slide out the cable/connector, insert a USB-C cable/connector, and then retighten the set screw), but I guess he wanted to make a USB-C specific version of the clamp. I am definitely ordering one when he is ready.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] imstill@g:
Op, can you post a picture, or explain the set up you are using. I currently have the ProClip adjustable for an iPhone 6s plus, with a lightning to type C module for my Nexus 6p and my Pixel XL ... It works but I'm always changing phones and this interest my. I am specifically interested in how you connected the ProClip base to the CraigDock. I appreciate your post. Thanks.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] mtucker:
Don't have the Craigsdocks yet although I noticed the Craigsdocks website now has Pixel XL listed in the menu (although following the link doesn't give more information). When Craig e-mailed me back about working on a USB-C specific cable/connector holder, he said this about mounting it to my Proclip flat dashmount "so basically all you would need is one 1/4" hole drilled through it and put a 1/4" wide course thread bolt from the back into the ball mount, its female threading is 1/4" - 20 tpi". The ball mount is an option if you want to tilt the phone towards you. The phone holder comes with a 1/4" bolt also, but only allows rotating and not tilting. He has a bunch of videos on Youtube showing him making and using the mounts.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] CZ Eddie:
I'll try to post up pics after I install the dock again.

I'm still deciding how I want to hard-wire the charger in my car.

But basically, I bought the vehicle specific mounting platform from ProClip/Brodit.

Then superglued that mounting platform to the Craigsdock. I did use a clamp to pressure the two parts together overnight when I glued it.

It's been rock solid for the last year.

But my Craigsdock is the original one, not the one he currently sells.

So my method may or may not work as well for you.

I'd love to have his new dock. Craig, if you're out there... discount one for me and I'll pimp it out for you. ;)

Where and how I bought my vehicle specific ProClip:

http://www.brodit.com/proclip.html

Installation of the ProClip:

ProClip glued to my Craigsdock dock. The dock is the left side and the ProClip is the right side:

Rear view of the dock/mount:

A pic of the mount in my old car, angled for landscape instead of portrait.

You can kinda see how the MicroUSB cable gets installed in the dock.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] CZ Eddie:
Ahh, yeah how cool is that. Craig does indeed appear to be working on a Pixel dock.

http://www.craigsdocks.com/google-pixel-xl/

Thanks for the heads up.

I'll keep checking that link for when he finishes the dock and adds pics & pricing to that page.

I've had mine for like five years maybe?

Wouldn't mind putting it on my motorcycle and getting a new dock for the car.

And yes, the adjustability (for how tight a fit you want) and durability make this dock a good choice for motorcycles.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] Haas360:
I don't get it. What makes this dock so good?
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] imstill@g:
I appreciate the thorough post, I will be looking into the Dock, thanks
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] mtucker:
I ordered mine yesterday and it is on its way to me today (USPS priority). I'll post some pictures of the complete setup when I have everything together.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] CZ Eddie:
That depends, what are you looking for in a dock?

Upgradeability?

Flexibility?

Durability?

Well... check, check and check.

Please let me know if I've missed something.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] CZ Eddie:
Did you order the S3 dock or the one he's designing for the Pixel?

Very interested in pics, thanks.

I like the old design and am interested in how nice the new one looks.

I wonder if he's willing to sell the old design still.

He's responsive to emails so I could probably just ask.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] mtucker:
I ordered the dock for the Pixel. He changed the web page briefly so it showed available and I could order it. He designed the USB-C connector holder around the Monoprice "select Series" cables. It can likely accommodate other C connectors, but since it will fit the Select Series like a glove I ordered a C-C Select from Monoprice. I believe he will ship a Select A-C cable with most orders, but since I have a Belkin USB-C PD charger with the C connector on it I decided to order the C-C cable from Monoprice. Once I get it and try it out, I'll post links to the cable(s).

He is very responsive to e-mails.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] mtucker:
She arrived yesterday. Here are a few pictures of it by itself, with naked Pixel XL, and with a RhinoShield bumper. I'll post some pictures when I get it mounted in vehicle.

As it arrives with the optional swivel ball mount. It would normally have a USB A-C cable, but I wanted to use a C-C cable.

Closeup of the mount. The felt on the front surface is a nice touch.

The swivel ball mount

Pixel in the mount. No cable attached yet.

View of the arm and the lower volume button. I originally e-mailed Craig the dimensions of the Pixel XL from bottom to volume button. He said I should have about 1mm clearance. Sure enough. You can also bias up the USB-C connector in the connector clamp so the phone doesn't rest on the bottom of the dock if you wanted more clearance.

Same shot, but with the RhinoShield bumper on.

Back shot with the RhinoShield bumper on.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] mtucker:
All done. FYI CZ Eddie, I think if you contact Craig he might be able to sell you a cable/connector clamp made for the C connector that would replace your micro USB clamp. That would probably make things a lot easier and more clean.

You can tell Craig designed the cable/connector clamp around the Monoprice C connector. The stock Google C connector fit in the clamp OK (a little extra room so it wobbles a bit before you tighten it down), but the Monoprice cable fit like a glove. I used this Select Series cable http://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=13034 Craig would normally ship the Monoprice Select series A-C USB cable with the dock. I wanted C-C so I ordered my own.

The Proclip mount I already had in my truck. You could of course use the mount and sticky tape Craig provides. The Proclip is very sturdy and puts the phone up high where I like it so I stuck with it.

I ran the USB cable through my air vent so I wouldn't have cables draping down my dash. I used a zip tie to hold the cable back at an angle near the bottom of the dock. It is a fairly tight angle, but the strain relief keep the bend spread out fairly evenly.

View from the side showing the optional swivel mount. It doesn't stick out too far from the dash which I think is good.

Vertical position

Horizontal position

EDIT: I had info in here about the cable/connector clamp not going low enough and that put a small gap between the phone and dock only near the bottom of the phone. This morning I was looking at my phone and it hit me...... the Pixels are thinner at the bottom than they are at the top.
[Google Pixel XL Accessories] CZ Eddie:
[MENTION=4309526]mtucker[/MENTION] that looks so good. Nice job!

I finally got my USB C cable and installed the dock.

My Craigsdock is several years old, a first generation product and probably needs a little bit of black touch-up paint.

I'll be routing the cable behind the dash like mtucker did. But I'm holding off till I replace my car stereo with an Ordoid XU4 Android PC and 8" LCD screen. The dash is a PITA to take apart, so I'm waiting till I'm ready to do everything in one shot.

Pics.

Right-angle USB-C connector shaved just a bit to fit in the Craigsdock port.

It's clean.

It's super stable.

It's not going anywhere, no matter how hard I tap on that screen.

Yes, I prefer portrait over landscape. :)
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] mav42:
While searching the web re: info on the Pixel XL, I came across a YouTube unboxing Vid of a Pixel handset showing what in contains and more to the point what its dosnt contain ie "HEADPHONES". With the cost of these hands sets, one would have thought headphones would have been standard....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mNK-hDEFZw
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] iceman4357:
Well, I saw the same video with headphones but they are not listed as an accessory on Googles webpage. Guess we will have to wait until the 20th to find out for sure.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ajcscan:
I also saw video and pictures of an unboxing that showed earbuds in the box
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] bsweetness:
Headphones are often standard outside of the U.S. (although not always). It's hit or miss in the U.S., often with more misses.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] JasonJoel:
Good. I just throw them in the trash anyway.

I have good headphones already, I don't need the freebie junk.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] imnuts:
The last time I used headphones included with a phone was never. The only reason I'd care is if there were no 3.5 mm headphone jack, then I'd want a pair of headphones or an adapter until I could get a better pair to use.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] matteventu:
It's the opposite, they're usually not the standard everywhere except some places (AU, FR...) where they are standard by law.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] AstroDigital:
Do not want headphones anyway.

I have a really nice set of Bluetooth headphones.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] borisb:
I would seriously buy your earphones for 10$ each :)
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Rahhfue:
Nexus never had headphones packed in so why pixel?

*a fairy whispers *

799$

*i cried*
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] junear:
Because it is not a Nexus, and they rebranded to Pixel for competing with iPhones. Is it a huge ask? I use headphones with mics for meetings and do not have a second pair :crying:
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] iamhacked:
The headphones are there under the power adapter. No one looks there though
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] matteventu:
Gosh it's the tenth time I say this.

NO.

Earphones are under the power adapter ONLY for AU (and in future, A FEW other countries if it will be sold in France etc).

MOST of the countries won't have the earphones. PERIOD.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] kdupreez:
Confirmed.. Got my PixelXL today (US) and ZERO headphones... damn cheapskates!
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] jp712:
Had the same thought! I use them as toss around headphones. Not like I don't have others but dang I wanted to see how Google thought headphones should look... invisible I guess.

On the other hand my Note 7 came with a pretty decent set, changeable silicon thingys and all! Hopefully they don't melt down or explode tho...
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] gerdawe:
Ok some EU countries insist phones must be sold with hands free option. It is aim to reduce accidents ... Don't know if it is effective.

It is in a similar way that some EU countries you not allowed to sell a bicycle without a bell and lights
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Juzman:
In AU we get headphones. They are really nice too, am very happy with them. The ones that came with the Nexus 6P were similar to the Apple ones, and don't sit in my ear properly.

The "in-ear" ones that came with the Pixel have decent bass, and great response.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] acheney1990:
We didn't get headphones here in Canada either which I thought was ridiculous for the price. Other people say they don't use them but I would have as a cheap pair when k needed them.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] SouthernEvo:
Years ago I had a Samsung Galaxy Nexus , I believe that came with headphones . My guess on that would be it was due to the fact it was Samsung putting the headphones in the box , I could be wrong . The only headphones I ever really liked where the ones that came with my HTC M8 . I know the HTC wasn't a nexus device just demonstrating out of all the phones I have owned in the past only one pair I really cared for is all .
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ithehappy:
I would like to know who made the in ear monitors which are being sold here in India. No branding, nothing, just a white coloured IEM, haven't even used it, so can't speak for the sound quality.
[General Questions and Answers] ndroid1562:
Hello guys, I switched from IOS to android and I do not regret my decision ... Except: I don't like it, that on android version of whatsapp every incoming photo is saved automatically.

Before you answer me please consider the following: I know that I can deactivate auto-media-download in the whatsapp settings but that is jot what I search. I also know the .nomedia solution, which also fits not my expectations. I just want a IoS-like method with which you can look at the photos and then safe them manually if you want to.

I have a huawei p9 lite device, which is rooted and has xposed framework installed. Thanks a lot for your help.
[General Questions and Answers] darioboriani:
1. Open the app and go to the main chats screen. From here click on the three vertical dots and then open settings.

2. Now that you're in the settings menu, you need to open Chat Settings and then select the Media auto-download option.

3. From here is you will be presented with three further options to let you decide if you want to download content when you're just using mobile data, connected to a Wi-Fi network or when Roaming. You now need to open and deselect the Image, Audio and Video check boxes from each Mobile Data, Wi-Fi and Roaming options.

That's it. You will be asked whether you want to save a Whatsapp photo, audio or video file to your Android device.

Hope it help
[General Questions and Answers] ndroid1562:
No thats not what I search. On ios you can see the photo and then decide if you want to save it or not. But still you can see the photo. With your method I cant see whats on the photos. On ios you can see whats on the photos without saving them...
[General Questions and Answers] JimyFox:
so you want image preview?

1. Open WhatsApp.

2. Go to Settings.

3. Tap on Notifications.

4. Scroll down and choose show Preview.
[General Questions and Answers] ndroid1562:
That option is not available on android ...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyx26:
Hi guys, yesterday I bought a BLU Studio Selfie 2 because my old Xperia PLAY don't like any slider flex I buy for it.

I've been searching a lot but I can't find any lead about how to root my new phone. I know it's a fairly new phone (may 2016) but, come on!, it's octuber already.

I tried KingRoot but it fails after 53%. I also try using iRoot, 360 Root, Root Genius, One Click Root, Kingo Root all of them failed to root the phone.

I'm using Android 6.0 Marshmallow with an unlocked bootloader. My phone model is S230Q
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyx26:
Bump

Anyone???
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyx26:
Bump

Nobody???
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyx26:
Please!

Someone???
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tdr123:
bob

If u find anything to root blu plz let me know
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SayuKami23:
Did you find a way to root it in the end? I'm in a similar situation
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyx26:
Nothing so far. Maybe it's unrootable...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uptwolait:
I ran across this page, anyone know if it works? I'm a little skiddish about blindly installing this and trying it.

http://www.how-to-root.download/2016/11/blu-studio-selfie-2-8118.html
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyx26:
I found that page too, but I could never download the file because I live in Venezuela and the survey never show up...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopestom:
FAKE!

If you is same user posted on the G+ so read my message.

If no same member, enjoy with the guys to get Custom Recovery for ROOT.

YES! Marshmallow ROM can have ROOT!!

Edited!