yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T LG G3] anonymous265:
Are there any chances to get someday modem firmware version MPSS.DI.2.0.1.C1.13-00114-M8974AAAAANPZM-1.43646.2 ?
[AT&T LG G3] agibby5:
It seems like this would be the latest modem for the D850 if someone were able to dump it for us...

From: https://www.att.com/devicehowto/tut.../id/stepbystep_KM1135452?make=LG&model=G3D850
[AT&T LG G3] hyelton:
Most likely can't be done due to lack of root.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] zamball:
Is there any hardware differences the playstore XL and the VZW one (other than software). So if I wanted to take this phone to another carrier just like the one sold on the playstore.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ahent:
I have a play store version and a Verizon SIM card/service. My phone upgraded its firmware to NDE63X after installing sim card. That is the Verizon firmware. It didn't install any Verizon logos or software, just that firmware version. So I would say since the phone would take that firmware it is only a software difference not hardware.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] zamball:
Thanks for the reply. I wonder how it would work the other way now. If the devices from VZW can support all other carriers (radio wise).
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] trickster2369:
Yes
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ahent:
http://willmyphonework.net while probably not the absolute authority, this site makes no distinction between the different models of Pixel XL phones. It says it will work on most 4g networks in Europe. I was looking into because I might go to Iceland soon.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JOSHSKORN:
Mods/Admins - Please move this thread if necessary. I wasn't sure if I should post it here or in a Troubleshooting forum.

Thanks to one of my previous threads, I kind of know how to do it, at least from PD1 to PF3. That said, I have questions.

Can someone link me to the correct file to flash to upgrade from PF3 to PG2?

Process wise, is this any different than upgrading from PD1 to PF3? That is, will I need to re-unlock/re-root?

Will I need to FDR after flashing via Odin in Download Mode or do any form of wiping in TWRP?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] driguy:
Check out the first post in this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/note-4-verizon/development/rom-paulpizz-rom-t3360469?nocache=1

Scroll down to the part of the post that starts with this:

**Important information to hopefully clear up some of the confusion on updating to VRU2CPG2**

I downloaded the 'N910VVRU2CPG2_bootloaders_NoAboot' file and odin'd it to my phone since I was already on MM. It worked fine. It did not re-lock my bootloader and I remained rooted.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JOSHSKORN:
Did you download and install BOTH

N910VVRU2CPG2_bootloaders_NoAboot & the N910VVRU2CPG2_modems

files??
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] driguy:
I did, but you shouldn't need to. The N910VVRU2CPG2_bootloaders_NoAboot file should have the modem in it. I'm pretty sure I downloaded both, flashed the modem file first, and then the firmware file.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JOSHSKORN:
Last time I didn't flash a modem file, I ended up with no WiFi, so I'd better.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] driguy:
I just did both out of habit. Wifi works fine for me doing it the way I did.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oh_wow:
Do you notice any speed or battery differences?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] driguy:
The reason I upgraded to cpg2 was so I could use the new PaulPizz rom. It's stable for me but it's not like the older version was unstable to begin with. I am also running a 3rd party kernel, it didn't seem to affect battery life one way or the other. Then again, my phone setup/usage habits are probably different than yours.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JOSHSKORN:
I noticed now it's called CPJ2, same process though, same post, right? Just a newer version?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] driguy:
I'm guessing it would be. I haven't taken the time to try it out yet but plan to within the next few weeks.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ziggykd:
Has anyone ever tried connecting a wired input device to a Kaiser (or any WM6 device, for that matter)? I'd like to do it with a number pad, but not sure if the USB connection would allow it.

The weird thing is, I can't find any bluetooth number pads, which I would actually prefer. I think they just plain don't exist! :rolleyes:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Vorny:
Although an expensive option for a keypad only, the Logitech DiNovo keyboard / keypad / mouse combo is bluetooth and would give you the numberpad you want - assuming you meant a full size number pad!

Vorny.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ziggykd:
Thanks for that, but yeah, price is definitely out there, and it's quite large. I'd really like to give my wired number pad a go on the kaiser, but I don't have the right usb adapter for it. I would definitely get one if someone's already had luck with this.
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Qu1nter:
My Device samsung galaxy note edge SM-N915V (Verizon) is stuck in a bootloop, I cant get into settings to enable USB debugging so i guess the ADB install of TWRP is out( when i run the commands it just says device Null not found) What i need is a way to install TWRP through ODIN but I can't seem to get Odin AP tab to detect the IMG file for TWRP. It fails every time. I tried converting the file to a .tar.md5 with a script i found on the forums but it continues to fail no matter what I do ( switching USB ports, entering and exiting download mode etc) I am able to flash the original firmware from the phone from sammobile so I know I'm doing that at least correctly and using Odin properly but it's not fixing the boot loop issue. I was lead to believe that TWRP could be a solution to my issue by a helpful member here but he didn't tell me exactly how to use TWRP and this is above my skill level. I was lead to believe that TWRP was the direction I needed to go in but im not having much luck figuring it out on my own. Can someone guide me in the correct direction? Sorry if this is not the right place to be asking this. I'm rather new here.
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Radius Kid:
You've enabled developer options?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] secandRRe:
I don't know what i did but this screen appears when booting up Xoom Stingray? id prefer to have the stock boot Dual Core image back :( , the tablet boots fine.
[Samsung Gear S3] Dwnhiller:
Can anyone tell me if the gear s3 is able to stream Google play music? Or is compatible with the Google play music app??
[Samsung Gear S3] ayong chia:
I think it should be working on any default music player on device, as mine can control the spotify without any problems
[Samsung Gear S3] Outbreak444:
I can control the music from my phone while it's playing music via Google play but I don't think it can stream directly to the watch. I was glad it's able to do that at the least. You can play, pause, and skip songs, view the song list, and even control the volume.
[Samsung Gear S3] rkingsparx81:
Spotify will be released mid December for our watches
[Samsung Gear S3] Dwnhiller:
Okay, thank you!
[Samsung Gear S3] Naturesretard:
I have a personal beef with Spotify. (Somebody hacked my account. They can restore playlists, but not my "Liked or Added" music. Apparently those aren't playlists. Long story short I lost about a year and a half of collected music. So yeah....

Anybody know if there is word or intent to bring GPM to the S3? It's nice to at least be able to control the music with our watch when it's playing from the phone, but, would be REALLY nice if I could just leave the phone at home and stream GPM while out and about. Kind of why I got the LTE variant in the first place.

Furthermore, does anybody know if spotify and potentially GPM, will use up the data allotment or will that also fall under tmobiles free music streaming thing?
[Samsung Gear S3] Outbreak444:
I would love to know the same, I just got the subscription for Google play music and don't want to be tied down to just Spotify.

And with the data, my plan on T-Mobile is unlimited everything, for just $5 more than the 500mb plan. I'm not savvy on their plan details as I have only been a customer since Wednesday.
[Samsung Gear S3] ttown:
I can control Play Music from my watch with the music playing through my phone speaker. I haven't tried using the watch speaker.
[Samsung Gear S3] ubiquist:
Same issur: would like to take my gpm playlist standalone on the s3 for workout amd peave the phone at home. Until now not possible. Except maybe by physically downloading the playlust to sd card of the phone (i think there are apps for this) and then transfer to s3 via gear companion app... Complicated.
[Samsung Gear S3] kenkiller:
Come on guys - its never going to happen. This isn't like iOS where there's a huge market lead. And without an api there's no way for someone else to code it as well.
[Samsung Gear S3] zeruth:
THere is an API that at least someone knows, you can download any song in your library (even subscription songs) using an app on the play store called Cloud Music Importer. If you can view your library, and download the songs, its got an api.
[Samsung Gear S3] nik_rex:
Can you select a playlist from your watch? I like this feature on my Android wear device and it would be nice if the Gear also can do that.
[Samsung Gear S3] Outbreak444:
Here's a screenshot of what it can do. The phone looking icon changes audio source from phone to watch, and the open app option allows​ you to see the list of songs in your current playlist. I don't see any option for selecting the playlist though, its always showed me the last song that I've streamed.
[Samsung Gear S3] nik_rex:
Okay thank you
[Samsung Gear S3] NashVegas007:
Download the app Music Mate to your phone. It lets you get the songs off of Google music as standard MP3 files. You can then Port them to your phone.

Music Mate is free for a few songs and then there's a fairly low purchase price for unlimited downloads.
[Samsung Gear S3] Cafin8ted:
Yes Gear S3 Streams Google play Music

YES -- absolutely -- by default
[Samsung Gear S3] MarineSSGT0629:
Is there a way to save downloaded music from Google Play Music to the Gear S3?
[Samsung Gear S3] GuillermoXXV:
Save only phone
[Samsung Gear S3] vijay.alapati:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sapien.android.musicmate

Thx me later
[Samsung Gear S3] mike freegan:
How do you then get the music onto the watch?

My GWA2 only has an option to 'automatically sync' in the Gear app. The problem with this is it brings over all the voice messages from my Telegram group chats, and also the tracks I use to sleep to (10 hours of white noise) which basically fills the watch up immediately.
[Android Apps and Games] Pomegranade:
I tried to root it using ODIN 3.09 but it failed. Can i use a higher version instead?
[Android Apps and Games] Tmzdroid:
http://xdaforums.com/samsung-a-series/general/tutorial-root-samsung-galaxy-a8-sm-t3349638

Try the link above it might help
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] wednesday13:
Hi guys,

I have used MagnetOff to disable magnet feature sleep/wake since my tablet was auto sleeping every few seconds using Xposed in 4.4.4 kitkat.

But since then, when I re-enabled it, it doesn't work anymore.

I have tried flashing back to stock on 4.4.4 and 6.0.1 using the factory images from google but still it doesn't re-enable.

*Not sure if below is related

Now, I am having battery drain issues with device on and sleeping. 13% per hour when idle and only 4 hours on screen time.

I have flashed many roms, kernels but still having the same problem. Even without gapps, same battery usage. Yesterday, I have re-seated the battery cable and orange (i think lcd) ribbon but still same problems.

Also, Wireless charging became slow for me and I charge for 9 hours complete charging.

Any advices? 1) Why I can't re enable the magnet? 2) Should I change the battery?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] wednesday13:
Anyone?
[Other SmartWatches] X3 plus:
Hello! I have put with my finow x3 plus in the developer settings on display 1920 x720. Now I have three desktops and can not change anything anymore. What can I do to see only 1 desktop again? Is there a way to reset the clock to factory setting without access to desktop? Thanks for your help
[Other SmartWatches] wilroman:
Same problem....have solution?

Hi there

Have the same problem :eek:

have a solution??

please
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] muniz_ri:
G920TUES5DPK1_G920TXAR5DPK1_G920TUES5DPK1_HOME.tar
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] britchel:
Just a security patch,right?

Nothing else?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] macasus76:
Appears to be unbranded, TmoWifi calling apk is the only tmobile thing ive seen in it. I started off fresh with odin then rooted, deodexed now debloating. all seems to run well
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] britchel:
Thank you
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] macasus76:
EPK5 on sammobile now. Downloading now. Appears to be T-mobile branded with the November security patch.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] kel88z:
How did you deodexed the rom? I'm looking for a deodexed stock and rooted.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] AndroydM:
Nvm
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6] cheerup38:
According to Sammobile, this is for Celluar South....but that said glad to see an unbranded with wifi calling
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Quacker:
I bought the Nexus 6 right around launch. I loved the size of the phone and the speakers, but it has not aged well for me and runs quite slowly once I hit 50% battery. Apps like Snapchat are almost unusable at 100% battery.

The Pixel XL is hands down the smoothest Android experience ever. My first phone was a Droid 2 and I've always been an Android user. Never has a phone felt so fast and functional, and apps that didn't work well previously (Snapchat) are smooth as butter. The battery life is also great so far.

But for the price point, I expected more somehow. Firstly, coming from a Nexus 6, the phone feels so tiny! I didn't think half an inch would be that much of a difference, but I am still adjusting to even typing on a smaller screen.

I really, really miss the speakers. Why did they put the bottom firing speaker on the left? I know many people use the "pinky" grip on larger phones, and being right handed, I now block the speaker constantly. The right side has a similar grill that seemingly does nothing... why didn't they put it there?

My other complaint is the tactile buttons. I don't know if there's something wrong with my phone, but the power and volume buttons are stiff as hell in comparison to the Nexus 6. It goes beyond "clicky" to just purely annoying. I really have to grip the phone to press those buttons, and this design choice confused me as well. Has anyone else noticed this?

And then there's the "rapid" charging. Why does it take an hour and 7 minutes to charge from 66% to 100% when my Nexus 6 would take half that time or less?

I feel like I paid $120 more for a smaller phone with worse speakers and charging and buttons for better speed and operability. Then again, the Nexus 6 was also quite fast two years ago, and it isn't now.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] clapper66:
I came from a nexus 6 also. In my opinion the only thing I miss from it are the speakers and little bit extra screen size :). The charging I never noticed since my nexus 6 and pixel xl last me all say day so I just plug them in when I sleep. The thing that amazed me the most with the pixel was how much better the battery life is. With my pixel I get 6 to 6.5 hours of screen on time unlike my nexus 6 witch got about 4 hours with out mods, but on my nexus 6 with hells core kernel and a lot of mods to that kernel I did usually get about 6 hours of screen on time with my nexus 6. So now I can't wait for more kernel development on the pixels so I can try to get 10 hours of screen on time, but over all I'm don't regret upgrading. Also the price difference I can live with that. I pre ordered my pixel xl I got a free daydream headset and also the pixels come with a free 3 month subscription to Google play music so I can live with that :).

Also to NOTE please don't try to compare your battery life to mine. Everyone's usage of their phones is different so your battery life may very!
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] vzwemp:
I had the 6 as well and agree with clapper speakers and vibrate are my only complaint. As well I found the keyboard was more accurate on the 6 but that may be due to screen size. No regrets excellent battery life camera is outstanding performance top notch with nice exclusive features. When Allo integrates with SMS /google voice I'll be super stoked
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ffchampmt:
I just sold my nexus 6 to a friend after getting the Pixel xl. I was sad to see it go but I love my Pixel. He was on a galaxy s5 and I was proud to welcome him to the nexus line with one of the best phones I've ever owned. He's had it 3 days and loves it. He's not a power user and isn't rooted or anything but is on Straight Talk and had no issues, just put the SIM card in and had data and everything.

Not super happy with the sound quality compared to the 6 and I've had horrendous Bluetooth issues with my scion tc. The Pixel is so snappy and the difference in display size isn't very noticeable. I feel like the color on the Pixel is brighter, but it looks less natural. I flashed the Pixel dialer awhile ago on the nexus 6 so I enjoy that on here.

Just can't wait for Xposed. *drools*

Sent from my Pixel XL
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] pokemon1996:
I had the nexus 6p previously and wasn't sure if the pixel xl was worth an upgrade. Bought it anyway and well no regrets so far. Battery life is amazing, performance is top notch and overall build is solid.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] chilepablo68:
I had a Nexus 6 before getting the Pixel XL. Without a doubt I miss the dual front facing speakers most. For the Pixel being an expensive flagship, I think the speaker placement was pretty poor. Other than that it is superior with battery life, performance and screen quality to name a few.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] dweekie:
Battery and performance and camera speed are so much better than the 6p, wow.

The speakers are atrocious though. It may not really be worth the total cost of the upgrade from the 6p, but man do i feel good not worrying about missing shots with my camera or carrying a battery pack around.

Compared to the 6 though, it is well worth it. Actually being able to use the screen outside is amazing. I actually do miss the 6inch screen though.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Mightym83:
Came from the Nexus 6 and overall display quality and brightness are much improved. I can now look at my screen on a bright sunny day and have no issues seeing the content. Well worth that alone for me
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Selutha:
I loved my nexus 6, as to when I moved to the Pixel XL...

What I like:

* The camera is night and day better

* battery life is improved ( Does not matter to me much as I rarely had to charge is except at night.)

* I thought the finger print scanner was more of a gimmick... I take it all back I was wrong. I actually really like the fingerprint reader.

* faster

Cons:

* No front facing speakers (This actually bugged me more than I thought it would.)

* no wireless charging ( ya i am sure they will make a case that has it. )

* Mine is white... YA ya... colors... who cares its in a case.

That's it, while I didn't see the HUGE improvements, I have NO issues with my upgrade.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Scott:
Like other said, came from Moto Nex 6 and only miss the speakers.

Love the fingerprint reader!

Screen is smaller but much brighter and the clarity is a tad bit better doing to being a higher DPI.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] pokemon1996:
nexus 6p stocked sucked balls but with custom roms etc runs fine, pixel xl amazing stock can t wait to see what the devs have to offer.p
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Smallsmx3:
I had nothing but issues with my Nexus 6. I liked the design of it but for me it just seemed poorly implemented. I thought the 6p would never be beaten, but I was wrong. Love the pixel. I think I'd they could make the device a little more compact height wise and keep the screen the same it would have been perfect. I do agree the look of it is plain, but it's classy at least.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] machinist25:
I'm on my first day with pixel xl from a Nexus 6. The first thing I noticed is how much nicer the form is on the Pixel. The second is that there isn't a big improvement in smoothness or speed vs the 6. I recently did a factory reset on the N6 so it's about as fast as I can expect. I liked the screen size of the 6 but grew tired of how awkward it was to hold and keep in my pocket. 5.5" is the right size. I hated the curve on the back of the 6.

The speakers on the XL are loud but so imbalanced sounding compared to the 6... big disappointment. Where pixel shines in function is battery life and the camera. In a side by side test I could take three pictures with Pixel in the time out takes to make 1 with N6. So a good upgrade even considering the speakers.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] tcarave:
Came from Nex 6. Must say wasn't sure if I wanted to spend the money but very happy so far. Noticeably quicker ,better camera and battery. Enjoy g fingerprint sensor more then I thought. Biggest issue is speakers and wish the screen went all the way down instead of the dead space. But overall very happy
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] santanac:
Came from N6, i loved that phone but even though it was a great phone, i dont miss a thing. Pixel XL camera is a huge difference, love the fingerprint reader and how fast this phone is, Google really wanted to make to this phone special and imho they did.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] fiffan86:
I don't see the big deal with the front facing speakers that most people complain about. I think the pixel didn't have them because of how the phone sits in the daydream vr. I would imagine that it would muffle the sound. The nexus 6 was one of my favorite phones I have ever had, and now the pixel has taken that place. I love the fingerprint scanner (Always thought it was lame lol) The phone feels better in my hands compared to my n6. I am currently returning the phone to stock and turning it in to Verizon for a bill credit. The camera is a million times better, I took a picture of my daughter using the daydream with my n6 and it just sucked lol
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] rancor22:
Another nexus 6 user that only misses the speakers. I really didn't notice the screen size change after a day of use and the phone is so much faster. The battery life is much better I can get double the screen on time. 2-3 hours on nexus 6 4-6 hours on pixel XL.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Sh0X31:
I came from the Nexus 6P and buy me the normal Pixel. I want a smaller phone with stock Android + newest Hardware :) and I don't regret it. On my Pixel I get like 7h screen on and on my Nexus 6-7h.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kitkun:
Hi, my name is Kit and I am having trouble locating information on how to root the specific model for my phone.

Phone:

Samsung Galaxy S5​

Model:

SM-S903VL​

Carrier:

Straight Talk​

Android Version:

6.0.1​

Baseband Version:

S903VLUDU4APH3​

Kernal Version:

3.4.0-8867563

dpi@SWDD6817 #1

Wed Aug 10 18:39:36 KST 2016​

Build Number:

MMB29M.S903VLUDU4APH3​

Any help in pointing me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. I have tried looking about and only found a Chinese Website that mentioned the Firmware.

I am not sure if there isn't a root or if I am simply misunderstanding how to do something.

Please and thank you for taking time to try to help me.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kitkun:
Sorry for the double post and bump, but it has been a few days, and my topic seemed to be drifting away from page 1 and 2.

I still do need assistance if anyone can help.

Please and thank you.