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[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tariq 1:
I have n900w8

I Was on 4.4.2 stock when i start flashing custom roms.

1st Darkloard n7 port .

2nd odex tweaked TW stock 5.0 .

3rd phronesis n5 port.

4th teamseak cm13 based.

5th vision x n4 port currently using.

And each one video recording failed or not saving or can't connect to camera error

2nd one wifi was also not working

Do i need to flash modem bootloader something.

THANKS IN ADVANCE

Sorry for bad english

EDIT: Now I flash stock 5.0 via odin but the problem is still there please help

EDIT : Now I flash omega v24 4.4.2 + wifi bt Fix and now every thing works fine video recording too
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ky200028:
I accidentally wiped internal storage and system using TWRP on my Sprint Galaxy S6 Edge, and this deleted my operating system. Now, when I reboot to system, it starts turning on but then just boots into recovery. I need to flash the stock rom onto my phone, how can I do so? I have it downloaded on my computer, but how can I get it onto my phone so I can use TWRP's installation? Is there another way to flash it from computer to phone? Thanks a ton
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 13wiL6sic6:
First of all I would like to tell that if you are rooting your device or installing 3rd party recovery you should know how to fix the bootloop, know that you are throwing away the warranty of your device and you might ended up bricking your device you should be more responsible!. Okay here's what you need and what you gonna do 1st of all search for your rom around samfirmware or other sites. I can't post you all the details but Google is your friend. After you already download the rom search for Samsung USB drivers install it to your pc then look for Odin. Turn off your fon and press volume down + menu and power key it will reboot to download via Odin flash your rom and wait to boot. That's all. You should also search around here for your answer already post some person many times
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qeexo:
you can likely also use Heimdall but you make have to extract the OTA package first. you can use the hardware keys to boot into "download mode" and then you should be able to restore the device.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] tatsu_vel:
Regarding Pixel/Pixel XL 32GB, I want to know the size of each partition(boot, system etc).

Please show below via adb shell.

cat /proc/partitions

ls -l /dev/block/platform/soc/7824900.sdhci/by-name

notice: "7824900.sdhci" is diffirent name folder.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] tatsu_vel:
Sorry, the following path is correct.

ls -l /dev/block/bootdevice/by-name
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] WhataM:
One of my friends texts get received by my phone in Unicode. It started very recently within the last week or two. Is there any fix for this issue? I'm using Google Messenger as my default SMS application.
[AT&T Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] nuclearrage:
Samsung’s new Galaxy Note 7 compensation program will reportedly let customers get a

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Samsung’s new Galaxy Note 7 compensation program will reportedly let customers get a Galaxy S8 for free

It was first reported earlier this week that Samsung is preparing a new compensation program for Galaxy Note 7 owners who have already been through a lot over the past couple of months. The report suggested that Samsung will offer cash discounts on the purchase of its future flagship to those customers. Samsung is already providing monetary incentives to get people to exchange the Galaxy Note 7 for one of its other devices . A report out of Korea claims that the new compensation program will allow Galaxy Note 7 customers to get the Galaxy S8 for free, or by paying a nominal amount. According to the report, this program will be open to those who have already exchange their Galaxy Note 7 for a Galaxy S7 or Galaxy S7 edge. They will then be able to exchange that handset for the Galaxy S8 free when it comes out early next year. The cost of the exchange will either be zero of nominal, it's reportedly going to depend upon if it's the customer's first or second exchange of the Galaxy Note 7. "The new compensation program is designed to make it easier for those who exchange their Galaxy Note 7 with existing Samsung smartphones, to shift into our next model coming in next year," a Samsung official has been quoted as saying in the report. How Samsung will actually process these claims remains a mystery right now, official details are slim right now so until more is said about this by the company itself, I'll continue to be skeptical about such a compensation program for Galaxy Note 7 owners.
[AT&T Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] nuclearrage:
Just FYI, from sammobile
[AT&T Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] Nick281051:
South Korea only.
[AT&T Note 7  Guides, News, & Discussion] zoso28:
That type of thing would have to be handled internally by Samsung, which would be almost impossible considering how integrated the phones are with the account they're on with installment billing. I guess the carriers could agree to a program funded by Samsung, but they aren't gonna be coming out of pocket much for a manufacturer recall, especially if it takes thousands of man-hours for store reps to take back used temporary phones, dole out new S8's and somehow determine how much each person owes/is owed in order to redo the installment agreement(s).

Not saying it won't happen, but do not rely on chat/phone reps making promises that you have to fight over when the S8 drops. Get everything in writing, or at the least by chat, and if it goes down like that you'll have documentation.

I'm just saying that having been in the business for 10 years, the logistics of early EIP upgrades being approved for millions, on a case by case basis in stores, both corporate and authorized, seems almost unfeasible. Hopefully there are some smart m-f-ers over there in S Korea working out the details for us foreigners.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] incognitonk:
I'd be really grateful.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scoot0073:
Why not just download the Factory Image and extract it ?

Seems like that would be fast than waiting on someone to do it for ya

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Here where u can download the Factory Image

https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/ota
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mgrev:
Here it is!

https://mega.nz/#!Ow1UgACD!thlxQQf130ScR0QgDq1gIAhzF8UW1KkOla5vsOAcLzY
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brichardson1991:
Whilst I'm sure this is appreciated surely the below should've just been done by the OP it is much faster and more conviniant.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Citizen_Snips:
You guys know metered WiFi is a thing, yes? Maybe downloading the entire factory image will eat up his data and charge more than he's willing to pay. If you aren't going to post it, no need to reply. :svetius:
[Nexus 6P Themes and Apps] Robshr:
Here are a few 420 boot animations. The downloads are in the same order as the pics

just go to system/media and rename your original bootanimation.zip to bootanimation

.zip.bak and move the new one to the folder and rename to just bootanimation and set permissions to 0644 reboot and enjoy
[Nexus 6P Themes and Apps] king3opobn:
Haha, I thought you had 420 boot animations.
[Nexus 6P Themes and Apps] Subhojit:
Ha-ha, I thought the same.

:laugh:
[Nexus 6P Themes and Apps] Imresaks:
Sorry for being a noob but how and what permissions do I need to change?
[Nexus 6P Themes and Apps] Azathoth06:
in my ex-device I could do it in normal mode but in my n6p I can just replace it in recovery mode. obviously in recovery mode you need mount system than gonna file manager and replace it in system/media

hope it help you

فرستاده شده از Nexus 6Pِ من با Tapatalk
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Norman_Parks:
Why is Android os always consuming the most of my battery it was on my nexus 5x and now my pixel XL is this a thing for everyone? Or just me?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] jaythenut:
Mine is high but not as much as the screen on about 2% less then screen
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] tmettler5:
It's been a few years since I've had an Android phone. All my past phones I've rooted, for various reasons. Most of them involved custom kernels, themes, and Cyanogenmod. What are some of the best reasons to root, and best reasons to stay stock?

If I root, I'll need to return my phone to Verizon and order one from Google, or wait and hope someone unlocks the bootloader. Either way I'm returning it for the 128GB version.

Thoughts?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] scsa20:
The main reason I root my device is for Adaway so I can block ads with the HOSTS file at a global level (no ads in apps, yay!). Heck, I already have the bootloader unlocked, don't care if it breaks Android Pay (don't use it anyways other then to store my rewards cards information) and waiting for cf to work his magic on getting root working on this sexy device.

Down side of rooting is that you don't get the updates that gets pushed out unless you do it yourself (that and no Android Pay if that's something you use like I said above).

In terms of keeping the Verizon version or getting the Google Play version, if it was me, I'd get the Google Play version (which is what I did, second time I've gotten a phone outside of Verizon so they can't control my device). Although I'm sure after enough time someone could probably crack the bootloader but you never know.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] wtherrell:
I root for many reasons. Prominent among them is the ability to change the colors of the UI. White backgrounds are hard on my eyes and so over the years I have used CMTE, Layers, TBO, and now Substratum to change to darker backgrounds. Some apps have a dark mode you can use without root, but many do not. Root opens up a whole new dimension of customizations not only in appearance but also in performance.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ringochan:
I must be missing something. Why do smart people like you guys still buy Google phones (Nexus, Pixel) from Verizon?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] MichaelMcC:
Probably because of the discounted 2 year or monthly payment option. Some smart people still have smaller budgets or wives who wouldn't understand laying out $800 - $1000 to replace a phone just because you want to root. Those people hope someone will figure out a way to unlock and root. I've got the money but my wife would go ballistic :)
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] herandy:
With all due respect, buying a google phone without rooting and tinkering with it is like going to michelin starred restaurant to pay $100 for a glass of water. Oh, and my reasons are the freedom of customizability and custom kernels, custom kernels can make your phone twice as fast with even better battery life if done right.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] scsa20:
I didn't got it through Verizon. I said I got it through the Google Store (thus the outside of Verizon part). Screw getting phones through Verizon. Hate that they forced locked down bootloader's.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Nitemare3219:
That was true with Nexus phones. The Pixel is being marketed as something else entirely. I think we'll be hard pressed to see any real gains from devs here. Google is putting a lot of work into these phones. I trust the minds at Google this time moreso than the devs on here.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] wtherrell:
I'm not impressed with the "minds" at Google.

For me to pay that kind of price, I need, at least 5.75" screen, front stereo speakers, higher degree of water proofing. Also, to echo a famous quote : "White UIs must die!" And those bezels! Ugh!

Google assistant is nearly useless to those of us who prefer not to publicly audibilize our searches. So all I would gain would be a snappier OS and a first rate camera. Too many cons outweigh the pros. I wish Google and the sort of folks that they appear to be targeting all the best. I also hope there is much Dev activity for it.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] tmettler5:
Ease of access, availability, no need for an application for financing, the expectation that someone will crack the bootloader, buying in a no tax state.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Nitemare3219:
-I do wish the screen size was larger considering it has on-screen buttons, and that massive chin... no reason it couldn't have been 5.7" again.

-Stereo speakers would have been nice too. No idea why they couldn't copy the iPhone and HTC 10 considering the speakers are in the same position. Maybe a dev will actually make this happen if the earpiece is capable.

-I actually love the UI.

-Everyone hates the bezel. I think they did it to keep a larger battery in the phone, and to probably make it look like an iPhone to the masses.

-Google Assistant is great. I never really used voice commands much, but I have been forcing myself to use them more. They are incredibly quick, efficient, and convenient. No reason to not use them even in public dude. Who gives a damn what people think about your searches. You're never going to see the same people in public anyway.

The snappy OS and first rate camera are things that Android has absolutely needed in a phone. The Pixels bring the best of ALL the basics. And no phone has really done that with Android before. OEMs get too caught up in adding gimmicks and "features" and end up slowing down the phone, hampering basic usability (i.e. what we use our phones for 90+% of the time).
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Reechings:
I do hope they tweak it later to allow typing to the assistant like Allo but I guess then it's not a whole lot different than typing in the search bar anyways.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] wtherrell:
Good points. I'm glad you trust the uncaring public. I, however, don't. I guess I am just slightly paranoid that way. Also there are many situations where it might disturb other folks to have me gabbing on my phone. Sure, assistant is neat but just not worth it to me. Still, I find myself checking on the availability of the 128gb model as if I am irresistibly drawn to it. My heart wants it but my head is saying no.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] nikitis:
There's every reason to root, and only one reason to not root.

Reasons to root:

Kernel modifications to increase battery life. (Sure the Pixel can go 2 days easily on one charge, but why not make it 3?).

Filesystem access. The heart of any computer should at the very least give you filesystem access. It boggles the mind why phones won't give this option when this is a computer that you carry with you every day. Maybe you want to write your own apps, hide personal files somewhere outside of the visible directories like Downloads.

Breaking down barriers carriers put forth to limit you in a walled garden. Whatever it may be. Video codecs for example. Open source media servers that aren't approved on the app stores, I can go on and on.

Only reason to not root:

Android Pay. I absolutely love this ability. I personally think that you SHOULD be able to use this option while rooted. Using SU app, and encryption of your card should be enough to protect your card information. (Don't say it can't because it can.) Rooted apps cannot work unless you give them access via the SU app as added security, and even if they manage to grab your encrypted card information because you allowed some program you've never heard of root access and it steals your encrypted account information, it would take them 1 million years to brute force decrypt it if using a high enough encryption scheme on it. You can just change your virtual account on a whim, and do so ever 6 months, cancelling your old account in case it was ever grabbed making the old one null and void for the hacker if he does eventually get lucky and break it. Your account will never get owned if these practices were followed.

Blatently not allowing you choice to use something like android pay is big brother coddling you like a baby. I'm a grown ass man, and know how to secure my ****. If you don't know how to, then you shouldn't be doing it as your the reason Google puts these sort of restrictions on phones like mine.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ringochan:
You are actually confusing me more. I checked both Verizon and Google Store's pricings and financing options and saw they are pretty much the same.

Verizon -- $0 Down (for qualified customers) $36.24/mo for 24 months; 0% APR Retail Price: $869.99 -- sim locked maybe?, and locked bootloader.

Google Store -- $869.00 or $36.21 / Month x 24 times, thru Google Store Financing -- sim free, and unlockable bootloader. :confused:

Exactly!:laugh:

...:(

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More reasons to root:

o backup and restore apk and data anytime.

o nandroid backup for ability to test things.

o custom roms for obvious reasons.

o exposed anyone?

o ability to upgrade to new os versions even after phone makers stopped supporting the devices.

o to satisfy the addictive urge to flash every week!

The SafetyNet is a great threat for most of us here. Some apps, including Android Pay, won't run anymore. If more apps start utilizing the system, we won't be able to enjoy our phones and everyone will be migrating to the Appleland:crying:
[LeEco Le 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] manjos71:
my cellphone is bricked with bootloader locked and i use splash tool i can only put it in infinite loop.

if i could put it unlock bootloader status i solve this problem. somebody help me please !!!
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] cm_newbie:
Hi,

Is anyone facing issue with blacklisting in the messaging app for community build? For me, the messages from blacklisted numbers still show up in inbox (and not in the spam folder) plus i receive notifications for these messages (even though i have the notification turned off for blacklisted numbers in the settings). Can anyone confirm if this is a known issue or a workaround available other than changing messenger apps?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] garethm56:
Hi there i installed the MIUI ROM for my i9502. I Try to install apps now however when i do it says "Unsufficent storage" and that cant be right as i have 14gb of space remaining on internal and 31 gb on my 32gb sd card :/ Anyone know how to fix this? :)
[Xiaomi Redmi Pro Accessories] sweborn:
What kind of fastcharger do i need? Pump Express, Pump Express Plus or Pump Express 3.0? :confused:
[Xiaomi Redmi Pro Accessories] stevedat:
The original one

:)

It takes 1 and half hour to get full - it's quite okay.
[Xiaomi Redmi Pro Accessories] andrewm1986:
And what if I want more than one?
[Xiaomi Redmi Pro Accessories] stevedat:
Buying a new phone which supports super fast charging less than 1 hour.

I guess no availability
[Xiaomi Redmi Pro Accessories] criszz:
i use charger from gionee m5 marathon and it has pump express v1, from 10% to 90% in 50 min , 1,15 for full, very good
[Xiaomi Redmi Pro Accessories] bs0409:
Can I use a Quallcom certified fast charger for the Redmi Pro? Like the one from Aukey....
[Xiaomi Redmi Pro Accessories] sekall12:
I will try an Elephone P9000 charger which has pump express soon... Will report back when I got news.

€dit:

Xiaomi Powerbank 10000mAh works pretty well. It charges the phone in about 2 hours from 0 - 100% even though it shouldn't support Pump Express ?!

Here are my other chargers for the record. No scientific reviews - just guesses for 0 - 100%

Samsung Galaxy S4 original charger 5V 2,1A - bad (3+ hours)

Yotaphone Charger 5V ?A (Quickcharge possible) - worse (4+ hours)

Anker Hub charger (also advertised as phone charger) 5V 2A - worst (4+ hours)

All these won't reliably charge when you actively use your phone (except for the power bank).
[Xiaomi Redmi Pro Accessories] sekall12:
Elephone P9000 charger works great! Same performance as original Redmi Pro charger.

Elephone charger was charging from 10% to 31%.

Redmi Pro charger from 31% to 32% just for reference.
[Xiaomi Redmi Pro Accessories] misterright1:
Just get a 2 Amp charger and you'll be fine.
[Xiaomi Redmi Pro Accessories] sekall12:
I tried 4 different 2A chargers (or above). All charge very slow together with the redmi pro.

Here are some measured values with an external USB charge current meter:

good

Original Redmi Pro charger = 5V - 1,8A

Elephone P9000 charger = 5V - 1,3A

RAVPower 2,4A Dual USB = 5V - 1,35A

Amazon FireTV Stick Power Supply = 5V 1,4A

Xiaomi 10.000mAh pocket power bank = good (not measured yet)

bad:

Anker (5V 2A) = 5V - 0,43A

Notebook USB 3.0 port = 5V - 0,43A

Notebook USB 3.0 fast charge port* = 5V - 0,43A

Samsung original Galaxy S4 charger = bad (not measured yet)

Samsung original Galaxy S4 mini charger = bad (not measured yet)

Yotaphone original Quickcharge charger = bad (not measured yet)

Generic USB car charger 5V 1A = 5V - 0,43A

*This port worked for yotaphone 2 + samsung galaxy s4 with 5V 1A. Even with changing / hacking configs it doesn't work for the redmi pro anymore :( With my yotaphone I could hack the configs so it accepts it as "fast charge" 5V 1A device.
[Xiaomi Redmi Pro Accessories] misterright1:
Sorry I may be replying quite late but, you're trying to say the device doesn't want to pull the full current that the chargers supply?
[Xiaomi Redmi Pro Accessories] sekall12:
Yep.

It is kind of gambling which one works best.
[Xiaomi Redmi Pro Accessories] rafikanurhaf:
Why Fast charging in redmi pro not working? What should I do?
[LG V20 Accessories] naturecannon:
I have both cases in hand.

Nagebee is really bulky! Twice the thickness of the Ringke. Nagebee has a super deep finger print hole, it's like sinking your finger into a deep well,very uncomfortable. The Nagebee is also slippery even though it has a texture on the outside edges. The case is basically garbage in my opinion.

I like the Ringke case for now, very slim but I will be on the look out for more cases to be released that have a bit more rubber and shock absorption to them.
[LG V20 Accessories] ACR_Manny:
There's actually another thread for cases(where I posted pics of both with the phone in them) but I'll add that I have both these cases as well. And today was my first full day using the ringke case and loved it. Best case I've ever used.

Yes the nagebee is bulky but it'll protect your phone in case of a fall or something and that's the point of it basically. Im going to use the nagebee during my work days and the other one on the weekends.
[LG V20 Accessories] durandetto:
I have the nagebee too, but I haven't been able to take it apart to put the phone in it. Plus without a tempered glass I will stick to the defender.
[Shield Android TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BenDiesel:
Not sure where to ask or where to post but was wondering if anyone has any experience with rooting a mi box?
[Shield Android TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rainfactor:
Hi

I am assuming you are talking about the latest MiBox 4K .You are probably better off asking this in the MIBox Forums. A Google search for "Mibox4k root" will probably set you on the right path

Now from my own experience with MIUI (phones) their rooting process is weird and painful. Granted Mibox runs Android TV but i am pretty sure the bootloader is locked and they have set some other locks in place. You can always hook it up to a computer and run some ADB commands to try if you really want to tinker with it.

Don't want to discourage you but why would you need it rooted for? Android TV is rather permissive and you can always sideload apps but its internal storage is ridiculously small so would be probably very few apps.

Good luck
[Shield Android TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] painter_:
As far as I have seen this is the only rooting thread for the Mi Box (android TV)

http://xdaforums.com/android-stick-...05x-help-mi-box-android-tv-mdz-16-ab-t3477286
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] ThisIsAGoodUsername:
Okay, So I found this: http://xdaforums.com/android/software/guide-google-assistant-marshmallow-t3478450 and I couldn't get it to work. Can someone please patch it to arm64?
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] PiousInquisitor:
I'll do it in a bit.