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[Samsung Gear S3] hugozo:
Hi

if i remember :

1 - downloading wearable 2.3.2 + sdk tools + license ; so on on the top right corner you can choose between W (web) or N (Native) -> N is the choice

2 - import via General -> Object (i have choosen the archives files)

3 - Build

4 - build package with signature (choose samsung certificates when asked)

5 - connect GS3 via wifi (same wifi on your pc)

6 - run (F10 if i remember)

i've done so much thing than i don't remember all !

And what are the steps you have done ?
[Samsung Gear S3] cedric56:
SMS gear

Thank you but same error.

When i do run ( CTRL + F11 )

58% installing the package fail

Détail unexpected error at the below step

Installing the package.

I don't know why.

If I do run as , i don't have native app, is it right ?
[Samsung Gear S3] hugozo:
yes, and i never had
[Samsung Gear S3] cedric56:
Succes, i found, it's only because i has not created Samsung certificate, it's OK now thank you very much.
[Samsung Gear S3] hugozo:
great

now, There is nothing to do but wait until someone takes over the project !
[Samsung Gear S3] docj:
Great work

Just got an S3, so was disappointed with lack of sms support connecting to my Nexus 6p. I figured I would miss out on some features of the watch without a Samsung phone, but basic sms? Complete noob here with developer tools, but managed to work through getting this pushed to my watch & phone. BIG props to you guys. Thanks for the pics & instructions posted by various members.:good:
[Samsung Gear S3] docj:
updated to android oreo, now can't seem to send sms replies with smsgear app. I'm guessing something with this app isn't compatible with Oreo? Hard to believe as many people I've seen posting elsewhere about lack of sms apps for nonsamsung phone use that there hasn't been an app developed & released in market to fill such a need.
[Samsung Gear S3] LSHA1980:
Hello

Can someone help me. Android Studio ok, but Tizen not. Need a step by step guide. I'm a noob please help
[Samsung Gear S3] ygoda52:
And why not in the android studios and tizen studio to create immediately APK and WGT and then install on the smartphone and GEAR s3?
[Samsung Gear S3] dabbourb:
How do i download all the programs needed.

Hello I am new here and found out about this app from someone on facebook. I want to download it but im having trouble understanding what needs to be downloaded first and what steps i need to do to get this on my samsung s3. Any help will be appreciated. Im not to tech savy so please dummy it down for me lol. Thanks.
[Samsung Gear S3] TodWulff:
Please disregard.
[Samsung Gear S3] armada786:
Are you maintaining this application, OP? There isn't a license, but I will probably fork and work on this project a bit.
[Samsung Gear S3] krasnoff:
Hi, all! Is it possible to create and share executable files for Gear S watches and smartphone? .WGT + .APK for example?

Now I work on the laptop with small SSD and have no space for Android Studio ))

I've found one here, but it created 11 month ago and lot of changes can be there
[Samsung Gear S3] GearApp.Studio:
Look good, is it available in store ?
[Samsung Gear S3] cbkillafish:
I got both installed, but when I open the app on the Gear it just spins saying "Loading... Connecting to phone..." Did i mess up somewhere?

UPDATE

After opening and letting it close a few times, it must of been downloading all the messages and works like a charm.

Samsung Gear S2

Google Pixel XL
[Samsung Gear S3] jamesst20:
I am sadly not at the moment because I do not own the watch. I only had it for a short time, maybe some day I will put my hand on another one who knows :)

You can go ahead and fork it, I left it OpenSource licence free so you have all the rights :)

Envoyé de mon PH-1 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] sn0warmy:
Has anyone tried removing a dbran skin from the glass area on the back of their Pixel? I've had the carbon fiber version installed for a few months, but now I'm looking to change it up. Just wondering if I will have any issues of the skin leaving residue on the glass or something else?

Thanks in advance.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] kevinmmord:
They will not leave a residue. There might be some dirt accumulating around the edge, but it will wipe right off.
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
My galaxy s5 has a broken volume Up button, and it mostly hasn't been a problem up to this point. I could reboot into recovery and download using advanced reboot or ADB whenever I needed to, but then I bricked my phone with a faulty Lineage OS update. I can now turn the phone on, but it gets stuck on the Samsung logo, never progressing. I can't boot into recovery to recover a backup or flash a safe Lineage zip because my phone's Volume Up button is broken. I cant boot into download to flash using ODIN because after I get to the warning screen, I can't confirm I want to go into download mode with the Volume Up button. Is there any way to force boot into Download or Recovery (maybe using some computer program or something like it) so I can fix the OS and get out of a bricked phone? I don't care about loosing data since I knew the risks going in and have plenty of backups. So far, the only "solutions" I have found have required the phone's ADB (which I cannot access since I cannot boot up the phone), and a promising program that force boots Download mode through a charging cable (which I couldn't download because it was marked as "potentially dangerous" to my computer, A.K.A. a virus).

Repairing the phone's volume button is very complicated and expensive, so that is not an option. Getting a new phone is an option, but it is the option of last resort. Is there anything I can do to salvage this phone?
[XDA Assist] Razvan:
Hi there and welcome to assist,

I would suggest, get the power button replaced, because you'll get locked out, when battery runs out or phone turns off!

You'll have to create an account to post in the main forums if you have any other questions.

> Samsung Galaxy S 5 > Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Good luck
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rester555:
I know that 7.1.2 on the Nexus 6 is not supported by Google, but anyone know if any of the developers tried incorporating based on the AOSP 7.1.2 chain?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dopamin3:
You realize those are preview builds for the other devices right? Code isn't pushed to AOSP yet AFAIK. I think the highest is 7.1.1_r22

edit: maybe it is? https://android.googlesource.com/platform/system/core/+/android-n-mr2-preview-1
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arju:
Not worth trying at the moment. The source will change from preview to the final build. It's better to wait until the final build gets pushed out and the full source code reaches aosp. In other words, patience, young grasshopper. We will get custom Roms based on 7.1.2 ?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rester555:
Thanks gentlemen! I understand you want to base on the final build to hopefully get rid of most of the bugs..
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wase4711:
and the big improvements between 7.1.1 and 7.1.2 are what?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dahawthorne:
Personally I think we all get too excited by these updates. Me, I struggle to see the major differences between Kitkat and 7.1.1 (I'm pretty unobservant, but hey, it's just a communication/entertainment device, yeah?) so although I look forward to playing with the new version I raraly see any killer difference. Android, to my eyes, is about as advanced as it can get until it can actually give me a backrub and a cup of fresh-brewed coffee in the morning. I'm not holding my breath...
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] admiralspeedy:
Are you also blind? Because Kitkat and Nougat are miles apart.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dahawthorne:
I'm short-sighted. No need to be offensive.

Examples? I can play videos, talk to people, text. What major (and I mean major) differences are there then? It's a phone and communications device. Kitkat did that. Nougat is just icing.

Go on, justify your statement rather than just being offended and offensive.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
[MENTION=4396913]admiralspeedy[/MENTION]: No, [MENTION=6161558]dahawthorne[/MENTION] is right in that the changes in Android recently have been more evolutionary than revolutionary. The last really significant change in Android was switching from Dalvik to ART, which was experimental in Android 4.4.x and enabled in Android 5.x. and up.

Note that Material Design isn't a significant change, and neither is SEAndroid enforcement.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] admiralspeedy:
Everything can't be "revolutionary" and being evolutionary hardly means that there are very few big changes. KitKat is the last iteration of Android to use the Holo theme and now through Lollipop, Marshmallow and Nougat we've had several major improvements to the entire Android interface through material design. The interface changes alone are enough to consider KitKat and anything newer, vastly different. You also mentioned Dalvik to ART, which is a huge change, but you failed to mention proper 64-bit support (beginning with Lollipop), more customization (such as the notification tray toggles), native multi-window, the official fingerprint API, and when the next iteration is released, KitKat will probably be dropped from security patches unless a ton of people are still hanging on to it.

Really the list goes on but I think it's quite ridiculous to say that the evolutionary changes made from KitKat to Nougat are hardly substantial.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
But [MENTION=6161558]dahawthorne[/MENTION] never said there were no significant changes. All he said is he couldn't see them. As for what you've listed, nothing there is truly significant, not even 64-bit computing. That's not to say they're not welcome or anything like that, but Dalvik to ART is significant because it fundamentally changed how Android worked under the hood.

P. S. Calling other posters blind because you can't see their point? Ironic.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dahawthorne:
I think that my point would be best-illustrated by handing two phones (Kitkat & Nougat) to a "normal" user (i.e. non-XDA person interested in using the phone and uninterested in the technology). I can easily imagine the scenario because I'm married to one. She might say that the new icons look nice, and the design is easy on the eye. Dalvik/ART? Couldn't care less. 64-bit? Even *I* couldn't care less. Multi-window? Impractical even on my N6's large screen, and effectively a tech showpiece, a solution looking for a problem. My N6 and my wife's N5 don't have a fingerprint reader, and in any case that's more of a hardware feature requiring software rather than a software feature in its own right. And persuading her to let me install new security versions is like pulling teeth.

I therefore stand full-square behind my original "little difference" statement, because to the "normal" user that's exactly the case.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wase4711:
this thread actually is about differences between 7.11 and 7.12

and, whether you think there are major differences between lollipop, kitkat and nougat, I think we ALL can agree that the differences between a 7.11 os and a 7.12 os will hardly be worth anyone's time to get excited about.

maybe when it moves to 8.0 it will be significant, but a one dot move in ANY OS generally means absolutely nothing
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
Agreed. The average person couldn't care less or even really tell a difference. My gf is the same way. She doesn't even Ike doing the monthly security updates to the point she made disable it lol. As long as it makes calls, texts, Facebook and a few websites then she is happy.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crash2393:
l2tp protocol should be fixed in 7.1..2 according to issue #196939. it is something i was waiting for almost two years.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wase4711:
never heard of that, never read about that, have no clue about that, and you wont find any discussion about it on XDA, so, its not an issue that is at the forefront in anyone I knows mind...
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
This is true that you are not seeing talks about it but just because you dont see anything said about it on XDA doesnt mean it is not in the forfront of anyones mind.

Talks like that really arent dont in the threads anymore but in private chats. 99% of any real development talks are done away from users these days.

As for 7.1.2 this will start to get really hard as this is when 32bit support dies and all of Google code is for 64 bit chips. Developers are already starting to see the change over and soo it will be true death for 32 bit devices. As porting it backwards is almost not conceivable.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dr. Mario:
To be honest, 32-bit supports won't go away, in fact it's required. Why? ARM Cortex A35 and A7 CPUs which will be here to stay, even though it's obviously true that industry and ROM developers are moving to 64-bit support (ie. AARCH64 AKA ARM64 mode) - ie. Cortex A53 and up to A73, the 32-bit ARM processors will still be used for many years to come, obviously for embedded battery life reasons, like Android Wear.

Otherwise, Nexus 6 will be my last 32-bit device (I know Android Oreo will still come onto Nexus 6 via Lineage OS, obviously because it will still support 32-bit mode for some reasons - Android Wear is based on full-blown Android OS, so if you remove 32-bit mode support, you risk breaking the watch ecosystem). I am kind of torn between ASUS ZenFone AR or Pixel 2. Hard choice.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
Just because those chips are here doesnt mean the OS has to support it. Plus with the adaption rate of devices, by the time that it would matter 99% of devices will already being running a 64 bit chip.

Look at it this way. Google only works on code for their base devices. All 64bit.

As of LOS. If they dont have a base to work from then it will be very hard indeed.

They will not risk that. It is already in the works if you think about it. Only the n6 is a 32bit device that google supports. So they already have it setup for 64bit to work with the watch.

If you watch google source code you will see the transition.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dr. Mario:
True, but who knows, as of now? Google occasionally pull the surprises (I don't trust commit notes from certain companies such as Google, they occasionally put too much eggs into a basket - recent Nexus and Pixel muck-ups proves that), so it's possible they would either continue with transition or just cancel it and stick with hybrid builds. It's now more of a wait and see thing.
[Paranoid Android Q&A] haitham eltrmesany:
When i'm using my tablet usually with the official rom make it from while time, suddenly restart and stuck on screen upload mode , update kernel

the device unable to read on PC so i can't install rom from odin and when i trying to setup from SD card (external storage ) not running , even when i try to wipe data and rest factory not running also , please anybody can help me to wake my tablet up again

and this message appear on every process

make_extf4fs failed on /dev/block/mmcblk0p15

footer is wrong

signature verification failed

applied the cSC-code : XSG

did not match sized '/system/csc/common/system/csc/others.xml'(no data available)

installation aborted
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ulibube:
Could someone test and confirm if on their Nexus 6 the in-call volume on headphones is extremely loud now even on the lowest volume setting? The problem occurs on cellular calls only - WiFi calls have normal volume. I am on Project Fi. My phone is unrooted and on the latest 7.1.1 stock build (N6F26R) - had the problem with the previous 7.1.1 build as well.

I don't think I have had this problem until recently - I suspect the 7.1.1 builds or a Fi-specific issue. I've been talking to the Fi folks, but they're just giving me the runaround, so I'd like to narrow down the culprit.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NLBeev:
Try the app Volume Control Plus of FirestormApps,
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ulibube:
Doesn't that app just provide glorified volume controls? I don't see how it would help me lower the volume below the minimum that I can achieve via the standard volume controls.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NLBeev:
View attachment 4045048
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigJayDogg3:
That doesn't help. ulibube is correct. This app only lowers the volume to the lowest setting currently available. What we are looking for is something that will reduce the volume BELOW that level.

Thanks,
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] JimmyEatFood:
Hello

I've messed up when reinstalling ROM and it is listed as generic_a15 in about phone and the camera doesnt work

I have tired flashing boot, recovery and system using fastboot from the correct vns-l31 b336 update.app but still cant fix.

please help
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] JimmyEatFood:
i dont know if its related but in revrecovery my Product partition has 0MB?

please help i need my phone for work :(
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] Kcetin20:
How old is your phone...better send to Huawei VIP they will fix it for free.
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] JimmyEatFood:
Anyway have nandroid backup of product for UK dual sim
[Touch Cruise General] panosha:
I took something good from my O2 XDA Flame. :p

It comes from wm5 device and works fine in my kaiser and Cruise. After the installation do a soft reset.
[Touch Cruise General] victoradjei:
Is it only for wired headset or also for BT?
[Touch Cruise General] athanaso77:
It's only for the wired headest and internal speaker... not bluetooth.

And it works like a charm!!! ;)
[Touch Cruise General] Olioaglio:
I second this. Works great!! (Softreset after install)

Olioaglio
[Touch Cruise General] Vario_User:
looks great...

ThanX
[Touch Cruise General] bluebee:
What's for this SW used for?
[Touch Cruise General] panosha:
Better sound.
[Touch Cruise General] Bib_x:
Does anybody have a german version of this software?
[Touch Cruise General] Olioaglio:
Are you kidding? This few simple dialogues are no problem even

for completely non english speaking persons by just playing around

with the few sliders and settings. Anyway, maybe it could be able to

customize with any resource editor. Give it a try...

Olioaglio
[Touch Cruise General] panosha:
I am from yesterday a happy Touch Cruise owner and i think you must try this for better sound in your devices.

Maybe i must try to cook something. :D
[Touch Cruise General] kirileman:
It smells good already. If you need donation, count me in :)
[Touch Cruise General] panosha:
I don't need any donations, thank you, i 'm better without it. :)
[Touch Cruise General] ktsak:
Bravo Panos, Great job. Keep going

Kostas
[Touch Cruise General] Rafael1000:
It looks beautiful, nice job, continue developing for Polaris please :) Hoping to see releases from you soon, thanks
[Touch Cruise General] Fergus278:
Just to let you know this did not work on my polaris.

I have an Orbit 2 that i haven't had time to upgraded the ROM on so its the stock o2 windows mobile 6.1 with 1.59.44.02 radio that i have upgraded.

When i installed the cab, did a soft reset and attempt to enable it said that there was an error and it couldn't load the driver. After that i had no sound whatsoever. When i uninstalled this my sound returned.

Has anyone any ideas what the problem is?

thanks
[Touch Cruise General] Kc SN:
the same for me!!! some driver misssing!!!
[Touch Cruise General] strowbowse:
Same here... and no sound anymore! Even after deinstallation and soft-reset!!! It's not compatible with win 6.1!

But uninstall isn't enough: I think it is the wavedev-entries in the registry! Can somebody please export his Wavedev in registry [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\WaveDev] for me or give me all values in there? Thank you so much!!!
[Touch Cruise General] strowbowse:
Okay, I did a little reasearch. Try this cab here. This will do the job for the polaris with windows 6.1
[Touch Cruise General] sonus:
SRS Wow HD, seriously screws up your sound irreversably ALL THE TIME. When you turn off the SRS, it doesn't revert your sound to factory, it reverts it to garbage, same with when you uninstall SRS. As for using SRS, it sounds decent, but the fidelity of your sound is lost. Try plugging your cruise into an aplified system and crank up the volume. You'll notice that the sound starts to clip and degrade much more quickly than before as the volume goes up.

I used to use this program all the time, until I realised what I was missing after a hard reset reverted me to factory sound once again.

EDIT: And to the people who asked about bluetooh, yes it can be made to work with bluetooth after a registry change, however, like I said before, you don't gain very much using this program.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Utini:
I just checked the manufacturing date under "barcodes " and found out that it was built in October 2015.

I am now wondering it it could still be a new and unused 6P (with a good battery) or if it might be refurbished. Any way to Check?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] v12xke:
Was it represented as new and where did you buy it? I'm not aware of any designator or "mark" for refurbished units- so no real way to tell. There is a "what is your manufacture date" thread here you may want to scan through as well.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Utini:
As far as I remember it was marked as "new" but I know for sure that nothing said "refurbished". I bought it from a german online shop (notebooksbilliger.de).
[General Accessories] JWhipple:
NOTE: HD photos are available here in a share Google Photos folder: https://goo.gl/photos/hzpaVsQhr3xDXU89A

This speaker has got to be the absolute best-sounding bluetooth speaker that I've had the pleasure of using.

It's exceptionally well made, nice and heavy, and doesn't look like a toy sitting on your desk.

It fills the room with sound and has a fantastic range of highs and lows I've tried louder speakers, but they didn't have the range, and quite frankly they just felt .... cheap.... NOT THIS ONE! You've got to consider the price and size of the speakers - speakers this small have limitations. This one has 3 built-in speakers which really rounds out the sound. My selections ranged from 1980's alternative to modern rock, top 40 and even some rap - all sounded really good on it! Something I could recommend this speaker for is to give you better sound off of your laptop (unless you have a super-high-end gaming laptop that has a subwoofer and some really kick-butt speakers in it) - just because you have an inexpensive laptop doesn't mean that the sound needs to be shallow and tinny - by connecting to this speaker , you really get some rich sound.

Over the past 2 days I've used it to play music at both work and home and it's lasted a good 8 hours on full volume with each charge.

It is capable of also being used on a wired connection - I've got a few "toys" that I could use that functionality with, but for the initial workout I am sticking with just wireless.

If you're looking for an moderately-priced speaker that doesn't leave you embarrassed to play loudly, this one is definitely worth your time and you won't be disappointed!

Here's a link to the product on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01JRG6HCC/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] maverick04:
Hi, so ive followed this tutorial here: https://xdaforums.com/lg-g5/development/official-european-lg-g5-h850-bootloader-t3363040

and it works a charm :) however I have an LG over the air update available and would like to know do i need to unroot

before updating?

as in the above tutorial i have the following installed:

Android 6.0.1

UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.79-20161211114519.zip

twrp-3.0.2-0-h850.img 17.1M 2016-04-24 06:33:27 EDT

any advice on this would greatly appreciated :fingers-crossed:
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] Icetea:
see here -> https://xdaforums.com/lg-g5/help/manually-flash-ota-updates-t3408089