yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kireol:
Other people with the same ROM have it running fine with no changes. I did a hard reset with this rom and it still gives me the javascript error

just for a test, I followed the links in your article and tried installing the available links and it still doesnt work.

So far, the people that have said that it's running fine for them are TyTNs, not tilts. but with the same ROM as I am running. So something about my phone being a Tilt is making this not run.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kireol:
I've got tcpmp running great with ytpocket. I consider myself a bit of an expert on it now hahha.

What I dont have running is htc streaming media on my Tilt. and I havent seen anyone post that they do have it running on a tilt, regardless of rom.

The reason that I want this is for non youtube sites.

This (not work safe, but fully clothed) video, for example, plays just fine on my friends TyTN, but wont play on my Tilt

http://www.livevideo.com/media/playvideo_fs.aspx?fs=1&cid=80F6C6492B334402A9F98361628D06C5

Will that one play on your phone? in PIE?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] shortyboy:
you could also use www.veohgopckt.com and www.ytpocket.com to stream them to tcpmp.all you need to do is install the FlashVideo plugin.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] sirsycho:
try these cabs... this is all you should need to install to get the "real" youtube to work
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kireol:
ya. I posted above that ytpocket works fine.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] cushcalc:
HTC Streaming Media does work on Tilt
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kireol:
it didnt work.

i'm wondering what's different in the TyTN II that HTC streaming media works and it wont on a tilt. both with the same ROM. I've yet to find a tilt that it works with like it does on a TyTN II
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DerrtyJones:
Hey All! I posted this on the Moto Z forum, and thought I'd do it here. Looking to get some feedback from the community. I have the Nexus 6p and I have an opportunity to swap it out for a gently used Moto Z. Should I do it, and why?

I've owned the Moto X Pure, and the prior two models of the Moto X, so I'm familiar with Moto's features, which are pretty cool. I just don't know if I'd be making a wise trade. I don't do a whole lot of gaming, but I do use it heavily for work/multitasking. I don't know that I would take full advantage of all the Mods, though. I'm also on Verizon, if that matters.

I'm not unhappy with the Nexus 6p at all, it's a fantastic phone, and I love most everything about it. Just wondering if the Moto Z is worth the change?

Any insight you could provide would be most helpful. Thanks!
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DjCalvin:
do you want a daydream compatible phone? if so.. the Droid Z is your friend.. not the 6p.

(pissed because I got the daydream headset when it launched specifically for the 6p)
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DjCalvin:
At launch, yes.. (which I didn't see until a few days after buying.. and accidentally tossing the receipt)

at initial annoucement.. no
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DerrtyJones:
Thanks for the responses. Eh, VR I don't really care about, honestly. Just looking at what the 'better' phone would be.

Is the SD820 really that much of an upgrade? This 6P has the second generation SD810, and I've not had any thermal issues whatsoever. I actually just played some Final Fantasy IV for about an hour and a half and it didn't get warm, really.

I suppose the moto is a little more future-proof, but I guess the question is - is it really worth it? Especially if I'm not going after the mods...
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kenbrownstone:
If no mods I wouldn't....If you like customs ROM then don't do it...I have moto z force and like it..I'm on my 6p right now...My daily is the moto z...To me isn't much different at all but I like the mods
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] lgkahn:
Anyone know how to get around the number of songs in a playlist . I have about 2000 songs on my card and cannot add them to the playlist. Says Max songs reached.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NordyOwens:
Hello, so, my loud speaker isn't working, it just stopped working, I had cm 13 latest nightly, I tried factory reset, nothing, I tried full wipe, nothing, tried flashing other roms, with full wipe, nothing. Can Anyone help?? :(:(
[XDA Assist] Nitrozedezz:
How do I downgrade a CATS40 android 5.1 to a 5.0?
[XDA Assist] sawdoctor:
Greetings and welcome to xda. There is very little information on your device so it is difficult to point you in the right direction. I did find this thread though

http://xdaforums.com/xposed/caterpillar-s40-xposed-t3268832

one of the experts there has uploaded their source code so they should be able to help you

Good Luck

Sawdoctor
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrironsights:
Hi guys....i flash almost every new rom that pops up....i tried to flash oxygenos through twrp....got wrecked...somehow recovered but no sim detected ever since....the service centre people said there is no way to recover since the imei has been lost....he said if u change the motherboard then only the problem can be fixed.....approx. cost of repair....18k....wtf....what to do???

PLz guys really in need of ur help...

Thanx...:(
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tbiwalkar:
Best of luck

Boot your phone in TWRP. format everything (I would recommend you to even format your internal storage).

Then flash the full package of latest H2OS. Then u have 2 options

1. Stay happy with H2OS as now, your IMEIs would be back and phone would be usable. however there may be frequent network drops (as seen in most cases).

OR

2. Format data/cache/dalvik and system ang flash CM14.1 (Official/ Unofficial any would do; latest version preferred ). U will get IMEIs working but phone may have random Reboots (as seen in most cases).
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lockmunk:
try following this guide..but you can manage to edit the command not to wipe your internal storage

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3341130
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrironsights:
EUREKA...

oh my god it worked flawlessly...i flashed the latest H2OS...the network came back...then i went back to my daily driver cm 14.1...thank u so much
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] B1T3X:
Hi, just got my new Nexus 6P right out of the box, charged it and set it up.

I had some OTA updates waiting to be installed and 1 of them was upgrading to Nougat.

Since the update I'm having SERIOUS trouble when it comes to charging my phone.

No wall charger works, tried plugging it into the PC, charges for about 30 seconds and stops.

Tried charging via a power bank, worked for about a minute or two and I'm back to square one.

Battery continues draining in the meantime. I'm feeling pretty helpless and hope some of you have more experience to troubleshoot that issue.

Things I tried -

1. Restart

2. Clearing cache

3. Factory reset (Unfortunately, still nougat)

I did think about flashing the previous rom but I can't connect it to the PC and I'm at about 10%.

Would REALLY appreciate any help.

Thank you,

B1T3X.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Geeks Empire:
Info

check if your PC recognize it when it is on fastboot mode or recovery mode

then try to flash new factory image

:good:
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ithehappy:
As the title asks, anyone regret buying this phone? I will be ordering mine shortly, but I have seen a few issues, like aluminium coating peeling off, purple tint in camera photos, back glass part being awfully scratch prone etc., so got me thinking a bit. Who are already using it, does it feel like worth the most expensive Android phone on the market?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] NickOlsen8390:
I've been nothing but pleased with it. I always keep my phones in a case. I was really happy with my Nexus 6P and this phone has been the next logical step from that. Haven't once been disappointed by it.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] mjs2011:
No regrets so far after 2 weeks. Normally I've been the type that goes back to iOS after I play with Android quite a bit, but in my opinion, Google has achieved the stability of iOS on this phone. The only thing I miss is iMessage but it's really not that huge of a deal.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] trace1er:
I just don't like the size. When i go back and hold my Axon 7, it feels tiny in comparison!
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ithehappy:
Thanks guys. So 100% positive feedback then. The main two reasons I am considering this are the software experience and the camera, while former is the main thing. Just having a mental cancer using these Samsung phones for long term. I have been told Pixel has THE BEST Android experience so far, I just wanted to know whether that's true or not.

Thanks once again for commenting guys.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] airmaxx23:
I had a DE Note 4 since they were released and loved that phone. I recently got the Pixel XL (128gb) and actually like it better than my Note which says a lot.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] jaredstein21:
I do but i think my problems are more N related. Also the assistant can't do things Google Now can which makes no sense.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] airmaxx23:
I'm curious as to what things work with Google Now but not with the Assistant.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] jaredstein21:
Assistant can't read you your text messages is the biggest one for me. Can't start stopwatch or do lists in Keep. Just does one list. There might be more but that's what I can think of right now.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] cvsolidx17:
Agreed. I have no problem with the dimensions and while many knocked it, I'm finding myself indifferent to the design language of the Pixel.

The phone runs like a dream. Unfortunately in my experience, Assistant does not. It really should be able to do some of the more basic things but to hold me over I've been using IFTT to somewhat offset it's limited functionality.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] jaredstein21:
Also the Bluetooth problem with GM products drives me nuts. Google takes too long to fix things. I believe Apple would have fixed that already. If it's not fixed on this next update I'm going to try really hard to return it. Doubt they will since I'm past my 15 days. I almost returned it everyday. The phone is good just too many bugs. Some were there in the previews and were never fixed. Fix those couple things and this is the best phone IMO.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] NickOlsen8390:
I was at first a little put off by the camera. I had a note 7 for like a week before the Pixel (The nexus 6p was my daily driver until I got the note 7). I really liked the Note 7 as well. Specifically the camera. And the Pixel XL camera seemed worse at first... Then I opened the pictures on my desktop. The Pixel XL was noticeably better. The screen on the Note 7 just made them seem better due to the super high color saturation, The pixel screen is much more true and neutral. Didn't mention it earlier.

It is in fact the best Google software experience I've had to date.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Okmed:
A solid no. I have had is a week now and I like more each day.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ithehappy:
Yeah about that screen, well I really wish that they calibrated in even more naturally. In the sRGB mode even the phones like OnePlus 3 defeats it, in grayscale accuracy I mean, that's the thing I don't like, its still a device which can't defeat other flagship phones like S7, iPhone 7 etc., it should have been calibrated better. I HATE over saturation of any sorts.

PS: Decision is made, buying it, just now need to decide which one. God these bezels!

Thanks a lot for all your inputs guys, appreciate it.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Reuben_skelz92:
I'm torn. Should I get rid of my HTC 10 and a get a pixel XL?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Xperia U Lover:
I wouldn't.. S820 is now fully unlocked in nougat and the Phone is a beast
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Reuben_skelz92:
True..but bigger screen and more up to date software on the XL
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] johnandbodhi:
not at all..i do like my pixel jr a bit more than my xl
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Xperia U Lover:
Bugger screen yes, but not big enough considering bezels.. My opinion is that the htc 10 is more fun phone and if u r a flash junky u will be happier with the 10 cus there isnt really much u can play with on the pixel cus of its pure stock android.. Dunno what u want in a phone but the htc in terms of software will be like month or max two behind the pixel
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] da_ferreira:
So I've had my XL for nearly a month, and the jury is still out. I have a Mazda, and pretty much every other time I get in the car the phone will not stay connected to the car (and the car never recognizes the phone even when the phone says it is connected). There is a solution when this happens: turn off Bluetooth, turn it back on and then manually connect to the car. Then everything is fine.

Then there is the stutter-ringing. When someone NOT on my contact list calls for the first time, the phone rings for nearly a second, then acts like a hangup, then rings again, etc. until T-Mobile times out and sends the caller to voicemail. The call log shows 4-5 unanswered calls from that caller, and when it is stuttering, it is impossible to get the timing right and answer the call. Once the caller is in the call log, though, it works fine literally every time after that. Delete the call from the log, and it starts with that caller again. Does not do this with any contact or anyone in the call log.

Finally there is the weird times when the phone decides to lock even though it is connected to a trusted device, or is in a trusted location. Like 1-3 mornings per week when the phone decides sometime over night to make me re-enter my PIN even though it is connected to my watch AND at home, both with trust relationships. The rest of the week? No problem, no lock, business as usual.

The phone is great, it is fast and mostly works as expected. But there are just enough quirks to be seriously annoying. Plus this is supposed to be a consumer phone - I was more willing to be out there on the edge with my Nexus devices, but if I gave this to my Mom I would be on endless support calls. And I paid a premium price so the expectation is much higher.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ih8un:
I've come from several years on iOS to my first Samsung which was the S7 edge, 1 court case and a faulty unit later I stupidly went for the Note 7. We know how that turned out.

I chose the Pixel Xl because who knows Android better than the creators of Android. It's only been a short few weeks but I am loving it. I'd never buy a Samsung again, but I sincerely hope that Google follows with some more feature enriched features. I loved the Note 7 while it was working (mine broke down before the recall) but too much instability. Def can't say that abki the Pixel
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] M9guy:
I like the phone but still feel cheated not having an sd card slot. I bought the 32 gig version and made a big mistake and I had to order a 128 gig model from verizon because without an sd card slot 32 gig is way too small. So THANK you google for being a horses ass deliberately leaving out an sd card slot. If it had come with an sd card slot the 32 gig would have been fine for me just as my unlocked 32 gig Htc 10 was fine being it had an sd card slot.

I guess google wanting to be like apple is completely true because google no longer wants to give buyers exactly the features they want just like apple google feels they can tell buyers which features they dont need and not care what the buyers want.

Yeah they still got my money but I"am still pissed off with google and I wont forget it any time soon...
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] mjs2011:
That's interesting. I have a 2015 Mazda 3 and have never had that issue at all.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] rustyjay:
The pixel is basically a nexus you know right. It will end up having one of the best development sections here.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] UniX1rm:
Interesting you say that. i hope so I haven't seen much development going on yet. The v20 has more development in this time I am writing!
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] ithehappy:
Do you really think there is a difference between these trillion dollar corporate conglomerates? Apple, Google, Samsung, MS, they are all same, just people choosing different ecosystem for different needs, and while they act ONline that they are some rival, OFFline they are the best buddies drinking single malt every hour from our money, and thank God we have so much to burn.

I am a business owner by the way, so I don't need any explanation on this matter at least :laugh:
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Firemedic:
This is because of Nougat and the way the file system was changed. It will take some time for the Devs to pin things down and get everything to work correctly. Once that occurs we will see a ton of new development. Patience is the key. It takes a lot of work to go through all of the code.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] M9guy:
Google did use to not be so arrogant such as adding the option to disable apps in the app manager even apps such as google play music and google play books. But now they seem to be acting as if they dont give a rats azz what buyers want.

I"am a business owner also and I try to give my buyers what they want and need and I dont try to leave things out that buyers want. Its pretty simple the Htc 10 has the sd slot and Htc made the pixel and xl's so Htc could have easily added them just google chose no and told buyers they only need features that google thinks they need.

Do you like being told what you dont need ? Well most people dont and are not unless they are idiots.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] da_ferreira:
I have a 2016 Mazda MX-5, and I have had this problem with my Nexus 6 and 6P as well as the Pixel...
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] oneandroidnut:
Yes and no. I love the phone, speed and smoothness is insane. But honestly I do miss my Note 7 features and curved edge features, spen etc etc. Just get the 128 gb pixel xl, put on screen protector and body protector and enjoy!
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] mjs2011:
Might want to see if there's an update to the Mazda software. I once had issues and that fixed it
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] tiny70thomas:
I have 4 daughters and my wife on my Verizon Account. My wife would still use a flip phone if it wasn't for me forcing her to get a smartphone. I told my girls that since I pay a $400 phone bill I get EVERY upgrade. My wife could care less so I get hers too. So Everytime a new flagship comes out, I get it. Then I just pass my "old" phone down to whomever is up in order ..

Before the Pixel XL I had a Moto Z Force which I got after returning my Nuclear Note Bomb which I got after my GS7 edge. Been doing this for about 3 years, so name a Verizon Phone I've had it.

The Pixel XL is the Best phone I've ever had . It narrowly edges out 1 other phone and after these two the rest are not really as close. I love this Pixel XL.....

Guess which phone was 2nd best. ..the Moto Z Force. I almost didn't upgrade I live that thing so much..I was really shocked. It was an outstanding phone, built like a tank and that shatterproof screen ALMOST vanilla Android...it was a tough decision, but I'm glad I made it.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] dc/dc:
To put it simply, out of the nearly 500 mobile phones I've owned in the previous 18 years, this is the best I've ever had. Fi service makes it even better.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Schvenn:
This phone feels like a downgrade from the Note 3

I was forced to get a new phone when my Note 3 overheated and would drain 100% battery in under an hour, using the cell.

If I don't use the cell, it lasts a full week.

I'm very sad about that and miss a lot of the features it has:

removable battery

SD card slot

S-Pen

some of the Samsung features, which weren't bloatware

I was also running Cyanogen mod on Marshmallow.

So, despite the fact that this has 4GB of RAM, instead of 3GB and 128GB of space, over the 96GB my Note had and while I do like this phone a lot, it still feels like a step down.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] mlin:
I do not regret buying it, but I'm still within the return window and have not yet decided if I will keep it or go back to using my S7 Edge. While the Pixel is notably smoother, and is guaranteed to get the latest and greatest Android builds as soon as they're released, I'm not sure that its a worthy upgrade to the S7 Edge for my uses.

The reason I wanted it were: the camera, pure google/android, and thorough optimization. However, I have a hard time saying the Pixel has a better camera than the S7 Edge, they both have their strengths and weaknesses and in many of my own comparisons I've preferred the photos on the S7 Edge though I think some of my absolute best photos have been on the Pixel.

Regarding the pure google/android vs Grace UI (currently using Nougat Beta 2 on my S7E), I actually have come to really enjoy the additional options put forward by Samsung. To name a few: adjusting the color temperature of the Night Light," more control over lock screen notifications, and the ability to easily theme are all strengths of Samsung's vision of Android vs Google's.

There is no doubt that the Pixel is more highly optimized and a smoother experience, however the S7E is no slouch and in my uses so far this isn't enough for me to choose the Pixel over the S7E.

Finally, the build is boring. While I always use cases so it doesn't matter all that much, the build/design of the S7E is in my opinion the best and most beautiful on the market. Combine that with its ultra compact form (for a 5.5" screen), and its a hard device to beat for overall best phone/experience.

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I'm the opposite of you, I usually go back to Android after playing with iOS for a bit. I think Android achieved the stability of iOS with Marshmallow and it seems that as Android has matured stability continues to increase, not sure that's the case for iOS; seems like each new build introduces more problems. I will agree that Google achieved the smoothness of iOS with this phone, but I think the stability has been there for awhile.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Majin101:
No regrats. Although I'm noticing my Google assistant hasn't been responding to me. Sometimes I have to unlock my phone. I have the security settings set as on (trusted voice and to function when screen is off). No idea why it started to ignore me :(
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] machinist25:
I don't regret upgrading from the Nexus 6. I think this device is the perfect size. Speakers were a downgrade but the perks more than make up for it. I've never used a camera this fast.

Assistant was a botched release. Google has marketed this phone really hard and touted assistant as part of the value. I believe it will be better in time but it shouldn't have been released half baked.