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[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Discussion] rosel11078:
Hey brother I got 935U I need to flash ENG_BOOT to unlock bootloader so do you know if could be possible to flash another version of ENG_BOOT
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Discussion] noidodroid:
Possibly if it is real and you aren't on U9.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Discussion] DragonFire1024:
Have SM-G930P from Boost mobile. Recovery says it's the sprint firmware on Oreo. Looking for an ENG boot for it.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Discussion] jrkruse:
Verizon thread

Sent from some device I modified
[Galaxy S 5 Themes and Apps] jashancheema:
Some people facing accecibility issue.

Accecibility not turing on?

i made fix for this.

Just download zip file and flash in recovery

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzqLEfshRtoDSDRub05nb3B0S1k/view?usp=drivesdk
[Galaxy S 5 Themes and Apps] berkyozcann:
Thanks. I've been looking for this everywhere.
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] halifage:
After upgrading to N via OTA, i noticed that my wifi tethering was not working. Connected devices didn't not have Internet access.

Anyone else has that issue?

Any fix?

Thanks
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] ankit1034:
Hotspot Not working Properly

hi.. After Updating to Android N,

My wifi Hotspot stops working in every few mins. I have to Start it again and again.. This is really annoying..
[Samsung Gear S3] Dodge DeBoulet:
Anyone else develop a rash from wearing the S3? I've been wearing mine constantly (unless charging, showering, or doing something where I risk damaging the watch) until a few days ago, when I discovered a round, red rash right where the watch body sits. Looks a lot like a sunburn, and itches slightly. It's slowly receding now, and some dead skin is flaking off. Another 2-3 days and it should be pretty much gone.

I've read about similar symptoms from wearing an Apple watch, but most of those refer to the nickel content in the stainless steel body as an allergy trigger. The S3's back is glass as far as I can tell, so it shouldn't have the same allergy concerns as other materials.

I can't find much in the way of preventative information, other than to maintain proper hygiene and keep the back of the watch clean (which I thought I was already doing).
[Samsung Gear S3] Outbreak444:
I take mine off when I shower at night and wash the back of it while I have it off and I haven't had any problems. Maybe give that a try and see if it subsides.
[Samsung Gear S3] luckykat:
no issues :), all perfect
[Samsung Gear S3] afblangley:
Any watch has the potential to be a skin irritant in susceptible individuals, some of us are more sensitive than others. The solution is to reduce the amount of contact with the skin. Wear it a looser so that it for flops around a bit, and not in constant contact with the same area of skin. Change locations slightly, wear it a little higher one day and lower on the wrist the next day. Or change arms. Experiment to discover what works for you.
[Samsung Gear S3] AL904:
I have same issue

I am experiencing the same issue. However, I only wear mine during the day and not while I'm sleeping. When it first occurred, I thought the spot might have been just a bug bite. It went away but came back a few days later. I have the AT&T LTE version, and was a little concerned that it was caused by radiation. I did some web research, but couldn't find anyone else (until now) with the same problem.
[Samsung Gear S3] Outbreak444:
Well I have the T-Mobile version and I haven't had this problem. With that, I don't really use LTE on the watch but I can say that I highly doubt you would get a rash from the radiation since you don't hear about it from phones in general, assuming that a phone is able to emit a stronger signal and it stays in your pocket most of the day, and no problems occur from that.
[Samsung Gear S3] 10urshin:
Heart rate monitor comes to mind. If you have body hair on your wrist, the light heart rate monitor emits can burn it without you actually feeling or you might have a photosensitive skin. Try disabling S-Health's heart rate monitoring.
[Samsung Gear S3] obsydian:
Not a rash but very sore and marked using the leather strap, hence why I swapped to the Samsung leather version
[Samsung Gear S3] LRE:
Most of us that got the rash, it came from the rubber band. Once we changed it, we had no problems!
[Samsung Gear S3] AL904:
I'm pretty sure my issue came from the watch, not the strap. I had an itchy, red spot (about the size of a small bug bite) appear after wearing the watch all day. That spot was right under the watch itself. After scratching the spot several times, it became sore, and went away after a few days. It happened two or three times over a couple of weeks.

That all happened a couple of months ago, and hasn't recurred.
[Samsung Gear S3] Tel864:
That irritation came from the tiny tracking chip that was injected by the watch. They're watching you. [emoji2]
[Samsung Gear S3] Fclem10:
I have the exact same problem. It began developing about 2 weeks ago. Started out itchy. Now it's a red scaly itchy rash about the size of a quarter. I wear my watch face down so it developed on the underside of my wrist where the battery sits. I only wear mine during the day as well.
[Samsung Gear S3] Tel864:
I finally got around to asking the wife about this (works for a dermatologist) and she said it's most likely Contact Dermatitis. Apparently a lot of stainless steel has nickel in it and a lot of people are sensitive to nickel. If you wash it with hot water and soap it will look worse because that drys it out and causes more irritation. Go to the drugstore and get some Hydrocortisone 1% which is available over the counter and use that twice a day and avoid strong soap on the rash. Anything stronger than the hydrocortisone is by prescription. All this from her, not me. ☺
[Samsung Gear S3] MichaelGG:
I'm not sure that the allergy is caused by steel - most of watches have back made of stainless steel. So the owner should learn about his allergy before. The watch contacts the skin with HR area, which is not SS but covered by some kind of glass-like polymer. This polymer can also cause allergy...
[Samsung Gear S3] AL904:
Thanks, Tel864!

I'm relieved to know, now, that they are NOT watching me. :D
[Samsung Gear S3] Zerotwo:
I got my s3 about 2 months ago a day have been dealing with this problem for some time. I thought at first it was a pimple or ingrown hair. At one point my wrist got swollen inbetween the bones. So I stopped wearing the watch thought I slept on it funky or something. Then another pimple like thing cam about just next to the healing one and I realized my new band had moved the sensor a little bit over on my wrist. I know have a rash the size of the watch head. I wear the leather band, rubber , and metal. I don't get any issues were the band is on my skin just were the watch touches me. My wife swore the small dot was a small burn blister and it did pop clear stuff out. I really think there is more to this and would like to know if there's any new information. I know it's an older thread.
[Samsung Gear S3] AL904:
I had the pimple appear twice in the first couple of months I had my S3. I was using the original band that came with the watch. I purchased a metal-link style band, and the pimple hasn't been back since. The new band is slightly looser than the original, so that may be why I'm not getting that irritation (or whatever it was) under the watch.

Zerotwo, if I had a rash that large exactly where the watch touches your skin, I would see a doctor.
[Samsung Gear S3] Dodge DeBoulet:
Interesting that this thread is still getting posts. After I made the original post, I had to stop wearing my S3 for nearly a month to allow the rash to fully clear. I've been wearing it with the same consistency since, though, and haven't seen a recurrence. I have been a bit better at keeping the back of the watch clean, so that may be helping. That said, it did take a couple of months for the rash to appear the first time around.
[Samsung Gear S3] Damokkles:
Same here, developed after a month of wearing it, did clean it though but maybe not as often as I should.
[Samsung Gear S3] Jesiah:
You are probably experiencing silicone allergic dermatitis. I'm no Doctor but my boss has the same problem, so the best thingo to do is swapping the OEM band for a metal or leather one.
[Samsung Gear S3] jrea77:
how tight are you wearing the watch? if your wearing it to tight the space between the watch and your skin will get moist and you'll definitely develop a rash. you need to loosen it a bit. i wear mine on the fifth notch and its not snug at all or too loose.
[Samsung Gear S3] pressytcn:
Just like the fitbit bands i get rashes from the charge hr

But never had one from the flex or my casio g shock watch

I think ill change the band
[Samsung Gear S3] falconsson:
I use to have that rush on my wrist, when I used to wear Casio Wrist Remote Controller with a rubber strap. I don't have that problem since I changed it with a metal strap. Now, I am using that Casio's metal strap on my Gear 2. I tried it on my Frontier, it didn't look nice. I am looking for a black metal strap now...

The strange part is that, why did I get skin rush below the metal back cover of the Casio Watch?

I bought the Frontier yesterday so I dunno if it will cause rush, until I find a metal strap for it...

I was shocked to find out that the Frontier in the country I live in, is not LTE version.
[Samsung Gear S3] fred2546:
I bring back this thread just to ask what or how are people cleaning the back of the watch? And separately how are they cleaning the silicon band?

The manual suggests not using anything harsh but it does need cleaning with something a bit more aggressive than plain water. I hike with it and it gets sweaty which is a combination of oils and salt and whatever else might deposit in there from the surrounding environment.

From the manual:

"• Be cautious when wearing the Gear. If you have sensitive skin or fasten the Gear too

tightly, you may feel some discomfort.

• Some people may experience discomfort when wearing the Gear for prolonged periods.

• Skin irritation may occur if the band is exposed to soap, sweat, allergens, or pollutants for

long periods.

• Do not wear the device too tightly. Make sure to keep the device clean and dry. Though

this device has met international safety standards, some people may experience skin

irritation if they are allergic to certain substances."

And this:

"When cleaning your device, mind the following

• Wipe your device or charger with a towel or an eraser.

• Do not use chemicals or detergents. Doing so may discolour or corrode the outside the

device or may result in electric shock or fire."

But I can't find anything about what might be a possible cleaning solution. Dilute dish soap? Baby shampoo? Rubbing alcohol (but not on the band or is silicon resistant?)?

Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Gear S3] afblangley:
I use hydrogen peroxide. Three reasons: one, it removes the oil, skin cells, and all the other grime that accumulates. Two, it's a disinfectant. Three, its gentle on the plastic, metal, silicon materials the watch is made of.
[Samsung Gear S3] fred2546:
THANKS. I was mentally scanning my medicine and kitchen sink cabinet for something and hydrogen peroxide did not pop into the gray matter.
[Samsung Gear S3] obsydian:
I have had this issue but very minor since the original Gear, the old style contacts like the Gear Fit 2 (my wife had that) do cause more of a problem.

Anyhow i find daily wiping clean the back of the watch and even some days using a sterile type wipe works, leather straps for me were a nightmare, the Gear 3 rubber is better but for me the issue is we (well i do so the damn sensors work) wear the watch snug to tight, where a dress type watch i would wear loose and not 24/7.

For me thats the issue, the snug fit allows little to no air to the surface, wearing it 24/7 adds to the problem, so i tend 1 night a week not wear it to bed.

Oh last thing avoid any creams, etc... in that wrist area as it makes the problem worse and the sensors struggle to work.
[Samsung Gear S3] klewtx:
I have the same issue! One spot looks like a sunburn, is currently scaly...I also have another two or three "spots" that have scabbed over, but, are still itchy! I have had the gear2 Neo, and the gear s2 classic, with NO issue...it's something with this version, only...I'm blaming the heart rate sensor, it's a little different on this watch...
[Samsung Gear S3] mrbkkt1:
I've never liked silicone or rubber like watch bands. So I got a ceramic one. I guess it's weird that the band is so light now.
[Samsung Gear S3] hempanicker:
The same issue here.

I wear my Samsung Gear S3 frontier on my left wrist and I have a patch where the skin has peeled off. I have used FitBit and MiFit for the past 2/3 years).

I cleaned the straps and back of the watch with a hand sanitiser and changed the watch to my right wrist and in a hour or 2 I started getting a red rash. Plus it was very wired wearing the watch on the right hand.

There is clearly something going on with the strap and it is not just me.

PS: I do not wear the watch too loose, nor do I wear it too tight. But hey, the whole "too tight and too lose" depends from person to person as well.
[Samsung Gear S3] corms:
I experienced similar from wearing the watch, even after being off of my left arm for a week, the skin is still noticeably lightly burned or at least seriously irritated and still feels tight like from a sun burn. I have myself worn watches all my life so it not something new to me to have a watch on my arm. I also take it off when showering clean the back and is also when i throw it on the charger every day.. I also have the metal magnetic wrist strap on mine, never used the rubber strap they come with.. This image was from the 21st of May a few days after i took the watch off that arm. Going to leave it all on the same for setting and I am going to start trying it on the right arm and see if after a week or so this again happens. but even today i can still feel it. I compare it to a sun burn feeling with the light soreness and tight skin feeling..

[IMG="My arm from S3 Classic"]http://competco.ca/sam/s3.jpg[/IMG]
[Samsung Gear S3] chemha:
My skin also irritates with the gear s3. It started with the silicone straps so I replaced them for some metallic straps and that fixed the problem. But this summer the body of the smartwatch also started to irritate my skin and I don't know what to do. Shall I put a sticker to avoid the contact with the glass?
[Samsung Gear S3] Jr021:
Rash under Galaxy watch as well?

I'm not sure if this is similar to yours in any way, but based on your description it sounds like mine. I have a Galaxy watch and noticed a small bump just at the edge of my watch body, but not under the center of the monitor... It looked like a flake of skin that had been nicked? But this morning I woke up to the whole area red irritated and the skin was lifted off like a sunburn. Potentically an allergic reaction to the material? Or possibly just irritated.

(This googled image is pretty much what mine looked like but was covered most of the way by the watch face)
[Samsung Gear S3] p51d007:
Considering how much problem I have with hay fever, it is a good bet the watch has no PLANT material, or I've break out in

hives! My stinking hay fever was so bad as a kid, I ended up in the ER once and they had to pump the stuff in an epi-pen

in me so I could breathe.
[Samsung Gear S3] Donkeren:
I have it too, it looks like two small bug bites and I was thinking it is from the adhesive that the labels are held on with. My watch (ATT) had two little labels on the back. The watch is a Gear S2.
[LG G5 Themes, Apps, and Mods] omtbsl:
dear supporter need apps antitheft lost phone traking apps need
[LG G5 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Nick216ohio:
You rooted? Best 1s need root
[LG G5 Themes, Apps, and Mods] omtbsl:
yes my dives rooted please send apps
[LG G5 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Nick216ohio:
Lost android and Cerberus seems to be the best. Go with Lost android app. Search play store lost android and its the first app. Make sure whatever app you use, move it to system app. So if they factory restore it and the app will still be there. You could also try android device manager.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Samhith mSrivatsa:
please remove thread. discussions mainly happen in the company forums
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] amyhs99:
My Atom Pure screen is buzzing when the screen is turned on.

I know its a common problem and many ppl having this problem.

I've googled many forums about this problem. As they said, its some voltage regulator problem or whatsoever...

But one thing, all the posts are very old, eg: last year.

So now still anyone having the problem? Can O2 fix this problem now?

I read many forum and they said they get the screen and gasket replaced, after a few weeks or immediately, they get the buzzing sound back.

Should i take to RMA? Its hard for me to RMA cause the service centre in Malaysia no longer provide phone service. They asked me to send to Singapore.

So I need to confirm that after RMA, my device will be fine or will be even worse.

And i more problem, did u guys have problem when charging? Mine when charging, normally the red led will light up right? My red led will light up, but the camera led will also glowing some light. Just a little bit. Only visible in a completely dark room when i charge.

I usually charged my phone before i sleep, eg: 12.00am, but today i woke up at 10.00am, i see the red led still charging. The battery indicator shows 99%.

I received 1 sms. Is this normal?

Hope all the pros can answer all my questions yea... Still don't know should i take for RMA.

Btw, RMA = Send back warranty.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] homer285:
This LCD squeal is very common and it does subside, eventually. I have had one Atom replaced then sent the new one back 2x and the noise is still there after 2 yrs but the squeal is almost inaudible.

If pressure is applied to the screen from being in my pocket for long periods the noise returns.

I have also returned an Atom Exec twice and finally persuaded seller to give money back.

Take my word it is a waste of time to sent back to O2 I can guarantee they wont fix it and you will be without your Atom for weeks and maybe months.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] amyhs99:
I just worried about any side effect... I can just ignore the sound.

Since our service centre no longer provide phone servicing, I need to send to Singapore for the fix...
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] homer285:
What fix might that be? :D

I have not heard of one successfully fixed Atom.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] amyhs99:
And 1 more problem. The camera led lights up dimly when charging.
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] Coolyou:
I saw this tutorial on their subforums, can we make it work without twrp too?
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] TheOneWhoSpeaks:
Just use the 3 button method.
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] Coolyou:
So if someone is on MM. 3button method will work without unlocking bootloader and flashing with twrp?
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] TheOneWhoSpeaks:
yes
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] robi10101298:
Are u sure man? I don't want to ruin my phone again...
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] TheOneWhoSpeaks:
Yes i am.
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] robi10101298:
I think I can wait one or 2 weeks more for the official update :)
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] ismaadu78:
Did someone tried to install b336 with dload and 3 buttons from MM ?
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] TheOneWhoSpeaks:
I did. No problems after the 3 buttons method
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] ismaadu78:
Alright thanks you did this with which file ?
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] TheOneWhoSpeaks:
With the files required for my VNS-L21
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] ismaadu78:
Thanks,

I will try this tomorrow or friday.

So you flashed update.zip and after the update_data.zip
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] TheOneWhoSpeaks:
yes ;D

make sure you make a backup of your oeminfo.img using meticulus TWRP in case you want to downgrade to MM.

AND PLEASE DO THAT! MAKE A BACKUP OF YOUR OEMINFO.IMG BEFORE FLASHING
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] ismaadu78:
Alright thanks
[General Questions and Answers] Sakis95:
Hello everyone,

During the last few days i've been having issues with my phone (LG G4c). At random times the vibration didn't work at all, most of the day i have it on silent cause i spent many hours in university (classes) and library. As you might figured i missed a lot of phone calls / messages due to this issue. So when i finally had some time to take it for service they told me that their is nothing wrong with the vibration itself as hardware and i should reset it to factory settings and that should fix it.

However, when i did that, not only the vibration didn't fix itself but now i don't hear it ringing at all!

All volume settings are maxed out, even music player doesn't work any more, but when i answer a call i can hear the caller speaking.

I was searching on google, on how to hard reset my phone but i only found the button combination for factory reset which doesn't help me at all.

If anyone has any ideas or has experienced something similar please reply. I apologize for my bad English.

Thanks in advance
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] EsromTech:
​

Hello friends,

Android is opensource and always will be, I am sharing my follow up for LineageOS 14.1 for Osprey, test and let me know if I can help with something

Lineage OS Android Distribution​

ABOUT

Lin-e-age
/lineij/
noun

1 - lineal descent from an ancestor; ancestry or pedigree.
2 - a sequence of species each of which is considered to have evolved from its predecessor.

Site official - http://lineageos.org/

Community - http://lineageos.org/community/

Status - https://status.lineageos.org/

Changelog - Review LineageOS

Working

Boots

RIL (Calls, SMS, Data)

Wifi

Bluetooth

Camera

Video Playback

Not Working/Bugs

n/?

Installation

Requires Unlocked Bootloader & a custom recovery

Place ROM & Gapps in your virtual SD

Reboot in Bootloader Mode

Go to "Recovery" (Vol +/Vol -) and confirm (power)

Wipe Data/Factory Reset

Wipe Dalvik cache

Install the ROM zip

DO NOT REBOOT

Install the Gapps zip

Reboot

Downloads​

lineage-14.1-20170115-UNOFFICIAL-osprey.zip​

OLD lineage-14.1-20170106-UNOFFICIAL-osprey.zip

Gapps Recomended

http://opengapps.org/​

Credits:

@Alberto97 for source code

@squid2 for source code

LineageOS Team

@Ahmed Hady for UDKernel

XDA:DevDB Information

LineageOS, ROM for the Moto G 2015

Contributors

EsromG5

Source Code: https://github.com/Ahmed-Hady/android_kernel_motorola_msm8916/

ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x

ROM Firmware Required: Custom Recovery

Based On: CyanogenMod, AOSP

Version Information

Status: Beta

Created 2017-01-03

Last Updated 2017-01-15
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] EsromTech:
Reserved

Changelog:

lineage-14.1-20170115-UNOFFICIAL-osprey.zip

Updated all LineageOS sources

Added new kernel UltraDev [MENTION=6887229]Ahmed Hady[/MENTION]
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] TessellatedGuy:
Good job! I'm patiently waiting for a merlin version if possible.
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] MagusWRM:
Just dirty flashed it from last CM and everything is okay for now :)
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] chungomungo1:
Screen shots

Does anyone have some screen shots please?
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] EsromTech:
I have left in the first post a screen about it, no need to put more than that, since LineageOS is the same as CyanogenMod, nothing in its interface has changed.
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] marchetto96:
Gr8 job :o
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] althafvly:
great :)
[Moto G 2015 Android Development] pjc123:
That was crazy fast. I was getting bummed out because I was just getting ready to install CM for the first time on two different devices that are no longer supported by Google, but stopped short because I didn't want to install something that was going to be instantly unsupported. This is great news.