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[Huawei Watch] shaolin95:
Hello!

So my LG Watch R has been dying slowly...from many dead pixels to not hearing very well when I give commands any more.

Because of what LG tried to do to LG Watch R owners when the Urbane was coming out, I will NOT support LG by buying their products so I am looking for a new watch and it seems the Huawei is the only one I like. The new Urbanes are kind of ugly anyways and I do not want any flat tire displays.

What is the current status of the Huawei watch guys....pros and cons? Anything to look forward any time soon that runs Android Wear?

I own a Huawei Mediapad X2 which I love but is not without some issues (mainly GPS having to restart after a while for it to work again).

Thanks!
[Huawei Watch] Shamoo222:
Hi Shaolin,

I recently upgraded from the Moto 360 (1st Gen) to the Huawei Watch after my watch fully messed up.

All around, it's a much better watch. Faster, the battery life is great, and no flat tire. The speaker is a big draw but is not very loud and almost impossible to hear unless you put it up to your ear in moderately loud places (like grocery stores). That being said, I honestly feel like my Moto was more responsive to voice commands. Considering the main draw of an Android Wear device is the ability to use voice commands, this is actually kind of a big deal. If I had known what I know now, I might have just upgraded to the Moto 360 2nd Gen. The Huawei Watch is also just slightly on the too thick side.

Don't get me wrong, I really like it... But I loved my 360. If I had the choice knowing what I know today, it would be a 50/50 decision between the two... Maybe even an extra percent or two toward to 360 based on my experience with the first gen.

Hope this helps!
[Huawei Watch] jimanjr:
I did the exact same upgrade a few days ago and for pretty much the same reasons. On top of that my G4 died 2 weeks ago, so no more LG for me. What I noticed is a bit worse is the vibration. I just can't feel it at all. Other than that it feels like an all around upgrade
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] rams225:
Will every official ROM from CyanogenMod get Lineage OS official nightlies? My device is YU Yunique, it was there in CyanogenMod Official nightlies device list may I get Lineage OS official soon?
[Huawei P9 Lite Themes, Apps, and Mods] WafCyber:
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[Huawei P9 Lite Themes, Apps, and Mods] Daddy98:
How to download?
[Huawei P9 Lite Themes, Apps, and Mods] Deleted member 7793468:
Lol download link?

Any screenshot?
[Huawei P9 Lite Themes, Apps, and Mods] pakom8:
no links yet?
[Huawei P9 Lite Themes, Apps, and Mods] TheOneWhoSpeaks:
Mod pls delete the post
[Huawei P9 Lite Themes, Apps, and Mods] Nemeroz:
Any link? Screenshot?
[Huawei P9 Lite Themes, Apps, and Mods] matt4321:
Placeholders are not allowed, OP please contact me when you have links ready and I can open the thread.

Forum moderator,

Matt
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Navarios:
Hey I have a problem with Snapchat and VLC on the newest nighlty of LOS. They are causing weird wakelock (AudioDirectOut) that prevent phone going to sleep. To repliacte this issue there is a need to record video on Snapchat or play a video file in VLC. Only rebooting of the phone can fix this issue

[MENTION=455439]bgcngm[/MENTION] can you have a look on that?

I can't post screenshot from BetterBatteryStatus
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] jonas7654:
I have this issue as well. But even rebooting doesnt help in my case..
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Edson Luiz:
Moto G4 plus XT1640

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Version: NPJ25.93-14

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[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] _wyrm:
Alternative download link: magnet:?xt=urn:btih:a6878b09e31841af1f0ede3fe79c40b00119da07&dn=xt1626-ota-npj25.93-14.zip
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] ehbm:
Can I flash over the Indian 7.0 on RSDlight? Locked bootloader.
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] diegomartinezlovey:
how to flash?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ginga133:
After updating my bootloader to NE2 using odin, by phone just keeps and booting up to the Samsung Galaxy logo and restarting. The logo appears for a second or so before restarting. I can access download mode, but receive the following:

ODIN MODE

PRODUCT NAME: GT-N7100

CURRENT BINARY: Custom

SYSTEM STATUS: Custom

KNOX WARRANTY VOID: 1

AP SWREV: A2

RPMB: INVALID RPMB DATA

( the last three lines have appeared, and were not there previously before updating the bootloader). The phone was working fine with stock 4.4.2, before installing the bootloader. I cannot access recovery mode, and have flashed TWRP with odin (reported success in odin), but cannot access the TWRP recovery menu on my phone. I have tried to flash stock 4.4.2 again with odin, I do not receive any errors and receive a success 1 in odin where a blue bar is visible (when flashing) on the screen of my phone. But after the phone restarts, i experience the same bootloop problem. Help would be greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
Open Odin, uncheck everything, flash latest stock ROM from sammobile (https://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/database/GT-N7100/), you'll see the word "reset" in the status window, remove USB cable from the phone, remove battery, replace battery, boot into recovery using volume up+power+home, factory wipe, reboot.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ginga133:
Before proceeding, I'd like to ask:

1 - I have a motherboard that I've obtained from China. Would it be ok for me to flash as you've recommended with this motherboard, taking into account the "RPMB: INVALID RPMB DATA" message that appears in download mode ?

2 - Can I install any of the latest firmwares available on sammobile for my galaxy note 2 ?

3 - Would I be able to install TWRP and custom roms after ?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
1) The important thing is to match the model # to the firmware. If you try to flash firmware from sammobile and it is not the correct firmware, Odin will stop the flash process. As of right now, this seems to be the safest method to get the phone working.

2) See my response to question 1.

3) Yes, you can install TWRP and custom ROMs either before or after flashing a stock ROM. I recommend getting the phone to work with a stcok ROM before trying custom ROMs.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ginga133:
After flashing the N7100XXUFOC2 firmware with all boxes unchecked in odin, i still receive a bootloop, and the phone is not entering recovery :-/. The messages that appear in download mode have remained unchanged.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
It's flashing properly with no error? When you try to enter recovery, what shows on screen? Did you try any other firmware? I see there is PE2 firmware too.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ginga133:
Yes it flashes with no errors. When turning the phone on, the samsung galaxy note 2 logo appears for just under a second, and the phone restarts and repeats until i remove the battery. Nothing happens when I try to enter the recovery menu, the same behaviour is observed (phone restarting constantly after showing SGnote2 logo). I have been reading around, and i suspect (just a guess, not sure) that the "RPMB: INVALID RPMB DATA" message that I observe in download mode may have something to do with this.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
You may have to have it fixed at a cell repair shop. They may be able to fix it via jtag cable or maybe with an Octopus box.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ginga133:
Is there anything else that i could try ? I used an app to check the bootloader version when it was working on stock 4.4.2, and it stated that it was at LJ7. After updating the bootloader to NE1, I've experienced this problem. Would it be possible to revert back to the previous bootloader ( and would this help ?). I've flashed custom roms with no problems, beforehand using TWRP.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
How did you update the bootloader? Did you update the bootlaoder without updating anything else?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ginga133:
I downloaded the NE1 bootloader from a user here who has a list of bootloaders on his profile (user: Androidwizzard), and flashed it using Odin v3.09 with the default boxes checked. I did not update anything else ( just clicked the "BL" field and selected the bootloader, then flashed).
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
Are you sure the bootloader was for your phone? I know that updating the bootloader without updating anything else on the Samsung s3 can cause the phone to hard or soft brick.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ginga133:
Yeah. Would it be possible to revert the bootloader back to what it was previously ? Also, is there anything else that you may suggest that i could do ? I'm still not sure what is causing this issue exactly. It seems strange that I can flash all files with no errors using Odin. By flashing a later firmware, is the bootloader automatically updated ? ( if yes, then I'm not sure why the app stated that my bootloader version was at LJ7, given that I've flashed stock 4.4.2 with odin beforehand.)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
Do you have a link for the bootloader?

Did the phone work properly before flashing the new NE1 bootloader?

Did you try flashing the latest ROM, regardless of the country from sammobile? Something newer than ne1?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ginga133:
I have not tried flashing the latest rom ( I could try, if that may help). I can not provide the direct link to the bootloader, since i will have to produce 10 posts ( new user here lol ). You can find the bootloader by searching google: [bootloader/modem/rom][tw kitkat][4.4.2][pf1 + pc1 + oe1 + od4 + nl1 +], then going to Androidwizzard second post.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ginga133:
The phone was working great before flashing the NE1 bootloader. As mentioned previously, I've flashed the N7100XXUFOC2 firmware resulting in no change.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
Try flashing the latest ROM PF1 ROM as that may help.

I think updating the bootloader without updating other parts of the ROM may have caused the problem but I don't know for sure.

If flashing the latest ROM does not work, try flashing the latest ROM with a pit file. If that still doesn't work, you may have to have it force flashed at a cell shop.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ginga133:
I will give it a go right now. Would you be able to guide me to where I could obtain the appropriate pit file for the phone ? The firmwares with PF1 have (orange) carrier. Would this affect things ?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
Is your phone a 16 GB or 32 GB model?

It should not matter at this point because you want to get the phone booted. Once booted, you should be able to change the carrier later.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ginga133:
16 GB model. Alright, I'll try to flash the latest rom.
[Off-topic] djevil:
Who yah think is going to won coming sunday
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mcmexican:
I have had a 8125, 8525 and currently a 8925. I am disappointed with the camera of this phone, battery life and some other things. I was looking at changing phones and the one I am looking at is the N95. I have been using a T9 software dial pad to see if I can take the text input, I have no issue. I checked and all the apps I used are available for the symbian OS for the most part. My question is what did you guys not like about the phone to make you switch to the Kaiser. Was the phone slow etc? If this thread is waste of time for you please disregard.

Thanks in advance

-McMex
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] we3zy:
The phone is not slow at all. I just recently swithed back to Windows Mobile tonight, Symbian is great, but I'm not bias, both OS have the same software and apps, and technical similarities. I switched back to Windows to see what they have to offer for WM6. I swithed to Symbian when the first WM6 os we leaked, and kept moving up until I got the N95 8GB.

Windows firmware is more leniant in terms of modding however ;D

And a hardware keypasd is a must for me.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Menneisyys:
Currently (with the crappy video driver of the Kaiser - and also taken into account the camera "quality", the size, weight etc. into account), IMHO, the N95 is better than the Kaiser UNLESS you need a specific Windows Mobile app not available on Symbian OR you definitely need the touch screen (to, for example, make remote desktop control or something similar - that is, mouse / stylus-dependent - much easier).

You might also want to follow my articles - in my latest Bibles, I publish extensive comparisons between the two operating systems.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Menneisyys:
1, welcome to xda-devs :)

2, use the ThinkOutside SA keyboard. It's working just great with my N95. And, the cumulative (!) weight of the two dvices are still under that of the Kaiser :) (not to mention it's a full keyboard, not a slow-to-operate thumbboard.)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mcmexican:
Thank you all for the feedback I am really let down by the Kaiser. I don't even use the hardware keyboard I have been using the cootek soft keyboard. Guess it makes my decision pretty easy then. I need to look into the ThinkOutside SA keyboard.

Thanks again

-McMex
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Smaniac:
I will only consider buying a Nokia again when they decide to add a touchscreen. That's what made me sell mine. For me a phone without a touchscreen is like a computer without a mouse. It wasn't a N95 though, it was a S60 1st Edition phone.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Menneisyys:
Well, I have tons of Windows Mobile Pocket PC's, Smartphones and non-WinMo devices. In most cases (except in some games and tasks like remote desktop control, drawing on screen instead of using a keyboard for input etc.), I find the lack of touchscreen a minor problem on both my MS Smartphones and the N95 - it doesn't reduce my efficiency in most cases (for example, reading/ answering mail, Web browsing, watching video, listening to audio, playing games etc.). It even helps a lot because it lets for one-handed usage.

Of course, if one uses his/her phone for remote desktop control (and similar stuff), he/she should go for a phone with a touchscreen.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] troyk:
Not to mention that the N95 misses out on the TyTn's high 'coolness' factor.

Next to that, i think developers in general are more interested in making software for a Windows Mobile device than a device running on Symbian.

If you really want a phone that can outmatch the TyTn in probably every way (except for the IMHO lame Symbian OS) you'll have to wait a few more weeks and buy a Nokia N82.

Sweet phone, check out it's stats here
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Smaniac:
For me everything is much easier with touchscreen. Browsing, home screen (my Nokia had only 2 home screen shortcuts, one for each soft key), using a full on-screen keyboard instead of the sometimes extremely annoying T9, etc. But that's just my opinion.

Is the N82 better than the N95? I thought N95 was still the best one, because it is 13 model numbers higher! (just kidding lol, but I did think a lower number meant a lower model).

One thing I'm really concerned on the Kaiser is the screen, that IMO is way too big for QVGA. Mine is 2.4" and I can already see the pixels. Kaiser could be a lot smaller if it also had a 2.4" screen.

And speaking of that, how about the colors? N95 has a 16m color screen, my phone has a 262k, but Kaiser is only 65k. Doesn't that make a big difference on movies and stuff?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] adebilloez:
Crappy video driver for Tytn II ...

Any news about HTC on this driver ? Hardware clearly indicate much more possible performance ... any chance to get our device and OS delivering their power ....
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Menneisyys:
Not much... see http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=351986
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mcmexican:
I wanted to thank all of you it did help me make my decision I should have my N95 here tomorrow. I dont think anyone here is going to care if I like it better than my Kaiser or not. I will keep my Kaiser just in case I do not. Again thank you guys for all the information and opinions.

-McMex
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] shannoncole05:
So, your last 3 PPC's have been slideouts - yet you don't use it? Why don't you just get an iphone? Just kidding...really.

I don't use it much as well but do if the the text is long enough it gets its moneys worth. I'm been let down somewhat but at the sametime

things like internal GPS keep me stable - and the ROM Cooking community as well does of good job of filling in areas I feel are lacking...like

performance. Although, AKU 0.4.4 and 1.27.14.09 isn't all that bad. Most every phone I have been through on any platform has disappointed me.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] dgduris:
You might consider the Sony Ericsson P1a.

It's beautiful and they have certainly fixed the flaws the they introduced in the P990. No support for US 3G Bandwidths, though.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] rlpaul:
When I bought my Kaiser I figured I'd switch between it and my N95 depending on what I'm doing... the speakerphone on the N95 is better than the one in my business-class phone on my desk for example.

Anyways, my thoughts were I'd use the N95 when not working, or when I needed to be on con-calls all day, and use the Kaiser when I needed something more communication oriented (read email and whatever else would make the character recognition/qwerty keyboard an advantage).

Well, fast-forward to today - my N95 pretty much only leaves the house if I'm going to be using the camera on it. The T9 on it is the second best I've ever used, so typing on it isn't too bad, the multimedia features are second to none, and its a nice, light phone, unlike the brick that is the Kaiser.

I guess if you're going to do a side by side of the features as I see them, it would go something like this;

GPS: Kaiser comes out ahead... getting a lock is easier/faster, plus you could always hook up an external antenna (not that I ever would).

Video: N95 hands down better since hardware acceleration in the Kaiser isn't being used appropriately at this time.

Audio: About equal.

Phone: N95 comes out ahead due to the superior speakerphone.

Apps: Both are equally useable from a smartphone point of view... Symbian has a huge community, WM has a huge community.

Camera: N95 hands down. Takes some of the best Macro shots I've seen.

Portability: N95 is smaller and much much lighter.

Build quality: There's some question about the slider mechanism in the N95 - some of them feel 'loose' but its easily fixed. I've never felt like I was going to break it. Kaiser feels more solid, but that's probably due to the extra weight.

Battery life: N95 battery sucks, hands down. New firmware is supposed to make a big difference though, and I haven't had a chance to update it yet.

I can't comment on the transfer speeds the N95 is capable of as I have a first gen N95 and live in the US, so the 3G radio is incompatible, but I will say the browser in the N95 is very good.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Menneisyys:
Welcome to xda-devs :)

Let me disagree. Audio playback-wise, the N95 is way better, for several reasons:

- stereo (!!!), very loud and good speakers with built-in (supported by Music Player) stereo widening. There simply isn't anything comparable in HTC's repertoaire. The only stereo HTC models, the Universal and Wizard, are way worse, both maximal volume- and frequency response-wise (I've done several A-B tests for my forthcoming Multimedia Bible between these three devices to see which is the best for music playback. The N95 won hands donw in every respect.). That is, if you often listen to music thru the speakers, there simply isn't anything better than the N95.

- A2DP quality. Doesn't really need to be further explained ;) Of course, the A2DP quality of the Tilt is passable, but in no way as good as that of non-Microsoft-based devices (Nokias; Samsung's dumb phones etc). That is, if you plan to listen to music via A2DP and you know you're an audiophile, go for the N95 (or anything non-Microsoft; or, if you go for a MS device, get one that you can "hack" the Widcomm BT stack to)

Yes, that indeed was a big problem with the old firmware. However, you MUST upgrade to the new one. You'll be pleasantly surprised. The N95 with the old firmware is pretty much useless if you compare it to the capabilities, battery life etc. of the new firmware. It's like the difference between Windows and MS-DOS. Or, Pocket PC 2000 and WM5. The entire device is MUCH, incomparably better.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Menneisyys:
In the US, you get EDGE only - unless you get the N95-3 or the N95 8G-3, which is stated to reach the States soon. This means no for example video calls and (depending on your wireless operator, somewhat) reduced transfer speeds.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Menneisyys:
Did you open the dialpad to get a more reliable lock as is also recommended in the manual? Do you have firmware version v11 or v12? If the latter, did you enable assisted GPS? With the latter, particularly with v20, I get a lock in 10-20-30 seconds most of the time (depending on the weather conditions). Without it, it's indeed painfully slow.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mcmexican:
Yeah I bought the N95 -3 North American Version and it just got to my house. How do I know if I got the old firmware or the new firmware? I guess I should start looking for symbian forums.

Thanks you all again.

-McMex
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Menneisyys:
The N95-3 already has the a firmware - it's the N95-1 (the non-American version) that used to have a much worse one.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] rlpaul:
That's my point... you pretty much HAVE to have the dialpad open for the GPS to be useable. Even with A-GPS in the v12 firmware, its a pain to use, imo.

TBH, I don't use the GPS in either the N95 or Kaiser aside from the ocassional geocoding since I have a SirfStarIII based bluetooth GPS.... Bluetooth on the phone uses less power than the internal GPS.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] rlpaul:
I actually haven't used my current A2DP headphones on the N95... I did like the minijack so I didn't need an adapter to use whatever headphones I wanted, but you're not really going to get quality sound out of bluetooth audio anyways.

I see your point about the stereo speakers, but I almost exclusively used those for the speakerphone... still too tinny for my ears :)

Don't get me wrong, I still love my N95... I just find my Kaiser fits me better most of the time.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Menneisyys:
Yuip, that's indeed a design problem. I would have placed it over the screen or at the top (I bet there wasn't any place for it there) so that it's 100% usable in a car too.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Menneisyys:
Well, give a try to a decent pair of A2DP heapdhones - like the Pulsar 590 :) You'll love it.

I agree it's not audiophile quality but being cordless (and pretty sturdy! I've been using my 590A for 1.5 years and it's like new) pretty much compensates for this.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] rlpaul:
I just bought a pair of Sony BT21G headphones because of the 6-7 hour playback time... I use them mostly at the office and needed the extra battery life :)

I will say that I do prefer the player integration on the N95 with the Active Standby screen, but the HTC Home music plug-in isn't bad.

My biggest gripe with the N95 is that it doesn't have the E-series capability of managing the Active Standby plugins.