yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rf f:
Hello,

I have a Xperia Z3. Several months ago the port cover broke. About two weeks ago, the phone no longer charges continuously, neither in the wall nor on the computer. The phone keeps disconnecting and connecting the battery.

You can charge the device up to 59% after finding the "right" position of the charger. I've changed the charger several times and the problem persists.

I do not know if the problem is in the battery connector, probably because of dirt, or the battery itself.

How to determine the cause?

If it is a problem with the connector, how can I clean it since the device battery is not removable?
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Bubba Fett:
I switched from Verizon to comcast and no longer have a clock on the box. The second screen is small and I am so blind. Got a look at the G6 (pretty nice) and my wifes S7 have the big AOD. Im sure there are apps out there but an LG system app is probably better on battery. Plus I would like it work only when plugged in. Any other blind as a bat, Comcast customers out there?
[Windows 8 Development and Hacking] codinginthebigcity:
Hi, I am working like an Android developer and during working, I need an File manager base on adb. And I found in this forum a tool:

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1821601

I thing this tool is a good idea but because have many errors like crash, unsupport multi push, pull so I maked new tool with:

Support multi push/pull file and folder

Using lastest adb file, can push/pull with high speed in Android 7.

More information of file.

Save settings when exit.

XDA:DevDB Information

AndroidAdbFileExplorer, Tool/Utility for the Windows 8 General

Contributors

codinginthebigcity, codinginthebigcity

Version Information

Status: Testing

Created 2017-05-12

Last Updated 2017-05-11
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] Zwijam_Dywan:
Hello guys.

I've been thinking about that quite long time, but I could not just give up on Google straight away.

I relay on my privacy and I don't want Google to store any data about what I'm doing and make give myself more privacy. And also better Battery life and sot on one charge.

I know, I still can be easily located bla bla bla. But I think it's a good step, better than non.

I'm already using duckduckgo search browser and I need to say that I don't miss Google at all, I was surprised how good it is.

Instead of Google maps I will use Nokia Here, it seems to be quite good choice.

I found out that Nova launcher works without Google service framework.

And... F-Droid will be as a my "Google play Store".

But first I need to flash good rom, so which OS rom will be the best with some useful preinstaled appsand and which will support xposed of course, so it needs to be Android 6.

Thank you.

Edit:

Just realised that I posted in wrong section. This post can be deleted.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] emuandco:
Posting that to different forums wont help you any further. There is only ONE Android version you might find what you ask for and that https://www.replicant.us/ which is badly outdated due to the fact that they dont even allow binary blobs in there. So whatever you do, you have Google, Apple or Microsoft havin access to your data. It's dangerous to go alone... Choose wisely ^^
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] theduke7:
i remember the people at CM said that once, they wanted to make a google free android...look where they are now ;)

now, i understand the privacy argument, but my friend it goes too deep for you to try and use outdated OS for it...

sites have different levels of tracking, apps you install even those that don't rely on google services still at some level do, and mostly will be collected by google as long as you're using Android,

so you can do all 3 while using google services, preserve battery, minimize(and not entirely eliminate) privacy concerns, and have an updated OS... if you're going to spend the time to get rid of google, that time will be more fruitful spent just immuning your normal android...

use adblocks, VPN, Encrypt your device and possibly your connection with VPN, and through google define or disable most of what google uses to mine data...the chances on your ISP leaking your info is more than that of Googles (or Apple...etc) under normal circumstance) , apple even set a 1st when they refused to decrypt a phone for the FBI>>>so i'd suggest to get an updated nice rom , if it's custom flash the minimal GAPPs (Pico) , spend sometime on google privacy and security pages going thoroughly through them and disabling everything, do the same on Google option on your device, install a free VPN (or a good paid one if you can afford it which will provide encrypted Connection) , you'll have root, so debloat your rom as much as possible, read a little about wakelocks and alarms and disable them reasonably, get a good Kernel that has that in mind...and you'r set , and i bet you you'll leak less data than if just removed Google services...

that said, most custom roms comes without GAPPS (google apps and services) installed, so as an example, if you flashed the latest Sultan's CM 13 you'll get what you're asking for, an android 6.0.1 rom, no gapps, good camera , great Kernel...etc (no root as well, so you'll need to flash root if you want it)
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] Jowhee:
This may seem oversimplified, but isn't Hydrogen OS directly from OnePlus pretty much google free?
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] Nburnes:
MicroG is a great project for you to look into then: https://microg.org/
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] MyKebab:
Please never install a free VPN service. They're free for a reason and that reason is to sell your data. Most free VPN services just relocate you and don't even encrypt the connection.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] drmuruga:
i use color os in my redmi note 4x without google services. you can port color os to our device and enjoy google-less phone

i think chinese developer miui roms are google free.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] BeroNacci:
Hello

I have TWRP is primary recovery in my phone (Huawei P9 EVA-L19)

I want to remove this recovery and back to stock recovery from huawei

Also i need lock bootloader

Anyone can help me please ?
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] furkey:
Just flash a official firmware with dload method

EVA-L09 cihazımdan Tapatalk kullanılarak gönderildi
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] BeroNacci:
How can i get official framware and dload method ?

Sorry i'm beginner !
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] xtcislove:
You need to flash the rollback package and flash B136 firmware if you would be on EVA-L09

but you are on L19 so dont use the files in my signature. i think only the rollback package is for L09 and L19. The firmware is for L09 im pretty sure.

There is an app called Huawei firmware finder in playstore you can download mostly every firmware from this.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] clayfox86:
I did that and now it wont reboot after all. First I see the Huawei sign and then when it should be booting it's doing nothing. All I get is a black screen, which stays forever. Can't get back to TWRP. Seems like the Phone bricked or something.

EDIT: And it says my phone is locked now.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Al3EU:
Hello,

How can I remove the twarp thinghie on a P9Lite VNS-21 (more exactly were do i find the stock image to install? )

Tnx :)
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] zgfg:
Look into your subforum for P9 Lite / VNS

This is here for P9 / EVA, different phones, different chipsets, different firmwares and different users
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] kevinwu128:
Hi All,

So recently, I got another s7 edge because my original one was faulty.

-I installed the latest version of 6.0.1 (Australia) because I want to use xposed .

-I have used all the latest versions of SuperSU binaries (2.79) and it makes the phone LAG! I had to do a lot of troubleshooting to find out it was this.

-So i went back to my old files and used the CFAutoRoot and realised the binaries are 2.74 (phone started running perfectly!)

-After that, SuperSU updated in Playstore and it asked me to update the binaries again.

-I did this and it was lagging again....

-After all this, I've reverted back to the CF-Autoroot using the 2.74 binaries.. and disabled auto update in playstore.

My main question is, what do you all recommend me to do

(I want to continue using 6.0.1 for xposed)

-should i update the playstore supersu and not update binaries? the update message keeps coming up and I don't like it (i tired to unlink it from play store but can't find it in Titanium backup)

-Will there actually be a fix for it? Can I stop updates?

-Will there be future issues?

Thanks

update: I updated SuperSU from playstore and hadn't updated the binaries yet. it was lagging again. zzzzzzzz
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Zwijam_Dywan:
Hello guys.

I've been thinking about that quite long time, but I could not just give up on Google straight away.

I relay on my privacy and I don't want Google to store any data about what I'm doing and make give myself more privacy. And also better Battery life and sot on one charge.

I know, I still can be easily located bla bla bla. But I think it's a good step, better than non.

I'm already using duckduckgo search browser and I need to say that I don't miss Google at all, I was surprised how good it is.

Instead of Google maps I will use Nokia Here, it seems to be quite good choice.

I found out that Nova launcher works without Google service framework.

And... F-Droid will be as a my "Google play Store".

But first I need to flash good rom, so which OS rom will be the best with some useful preinstaled appsand and which will support xposed of course, so it needs to be Android 6.

Thank you.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] maxs8007:
It's like saying apple free IOS. That's not gonna happen.

Android is google's product. Get over it.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] hiredantispammer:
You can try Sultan's CM13 and not flash any gapps.
[Android Apps and Games] fouad-92:
hello guy´s

My Secret Notes is the one in all solution of your privacy and private Notes and memo which you want to keep secure and let you editing your notes easy and protect your notepad with Pattern password it very safe for your notes and you can Mark note with different color

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Download : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.brk.notespassowrd

more pictures
[Android Apps and Games] nec947:
long list of permissions for such an app!!!
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] beonfocus:
Hello,

where can i find instructions to "How to disassembly & assembly magician pocket"

thnx
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeuskrap:
I try to unlock my device many times and everytime i failed

I bought it used

And shows "relocked"

And I don't know what i do

Someone says i need to s-off !!

I need someone to help me from start to the end please :crying:
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Leon:
You want to unlock your bootloader or sim unlock ? Be more specific please. S-OFF I needed to flash firmware,radio and some audio mods. Maybe u can do it here http://www.htcdev.com/bootloader/ or to ask the owner to send you unlock_token file.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeuskrap:
i need to unlock my bootloader but it show

s-on

and relocked
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
You're a bit confused. Based on your other posts, I don't think anyone really told you that you "need s-off to unlock the bootloader" ( as that statement is not completely true - so hold on and I'll explain why). Rather, you are incorrectly trying the following method to unlock the bootloader, and this

particular

method requires s-off:

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2708571

The method above clearly requires s-off. This is an absolute truism, and no amount of trying it over and over is going to work. However, this is not the only method to unlock the bootloader.

You've already been advised, that you can unlock the bootloader s-on using the HTCDev.com unlock process. Again, this works perfectly fine when s-on. If you need further guidance, the following thread includes very good instructions.

https://xdaforums.com/htc-one-m8/general/vomerguides-m8-bootldr-unlock-s-off-t2800727

But note that the guide is quite a bit outdated. The portion about unlocking the bootloader is still relevant, and therefore still a really good guide. But once you get past that point, you will need to note the following:

a) When you go to install TWRP custom recovery, you should install the current version 3.1 from here (don't use the TWRP version linked in the guide - it's outdated and will cause problems.

b) If you intend to root the current ROM, you will want to use the current stable version 2.79 (link in the guide automatically goes to the latest stable SuperSU version, so you are okay there.\

c) The remainder of the guide (S-off, SuperCID) isn't necessary for most purposes, such as root, custom ROMs, etc. But it should be noted that the s-off method referenced (firewater) not longer works, and not amount of trying will make it work (sunshine is the only valid s-off method, and costs $25 US).

If you have any other issues or questions about the process, post the specific questions to this thread, and folks will be happy to try to help.
[Android Head-Units] Rottgrub:
Just picked up what appears to be a newly designed (or redesigned) Volkswagen headunit using the Allwinner T3 Quadcore from Umecity. I didn't see any threads matching the hardware listed, so I thought I'd start a discussion thread for it. The unit I purchased is only a few centimeters deep, and seems to use several upgraded ICs (radio and amp, specifically). The images of the system indicate a hardware date of March 31st, 2017 (printed on the board), and a system date of April 10th, 2017.

Product Link: Umecity Allwinner T3

PHOTOS

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[SIZE="+1"]HARDWARE SPECS[/SIZE]

CPU: Allwinner T3 Quad-Core, 1.6GHZ

MEMORY: 2GB DDR3 / 16GB

GPU: DUAL Mali 400*400MHZ

RADIO: TDA7786 IC (Not 6624)

AMPLIFIER: TDA7851 IC (Not 7388)​

[SIZE="+1"]FACTORY FIRMWARE[/SIZE]

OS: Android 6.0.1 (Marshmallow)

MCU: T5.3.19-145-10-C06101-170413, SYSTEM: V8.2.1_20170410.135936_JP1

MCU: T5.3.EQ-145-13-C06101-170417, SYSTEM: V8.2.1_20170410.135936_JP1

2017-06-21 Firmware/MCU Update
​

[SIZE="+1"]ADVANCED SETTINGS[/SIZE]

Extra Settings password: 123456

Developer & Factory reset password: 7890​

FIRST IMPRESSIONS

This is probably one of the nicest car stereo designs I've seen. Very thin and light, with what look to be well thought out button placement for a 9" unit (capacitive buttons in the bottom bezel). The unit was well packed, and arrived in good shape with no damage. The vendor has also been super responsive and helpful.

INSTALL COMMENTARY

The unit is incredibly shallow, giving you way more space for cabling. Unfortunately, it didn't come with any documentation, or even a wiring diagram. Luckily, most of the connections are pretty obvious.

The combined the VW ISO1, and ISO2 connector harness is a nasty spaghetti cable, but manageable with some careful sorting, and zip ties. If you use CANBUS, don't connect the orange power connector to your ISO of choice. This will make the stereo not shut off when the car does.

USAGE REVIEW

Startup time: Took about 30 seconds from no power to radio on the first boot. Unit will stay in standby for up to an hour, then power down to preserve battery.

Responsiveness: Touch screen and capacitive hardware buttons are very responsive.

Display Quality: Screen is super clear and bright, with good viewing angles. Brightness and panel lights come up or down based on the headlights.

GPS: GPS found lock after only a few seconds.

Wireless: Wireless range could be stronger. That said, the unit did eventually see my home AP from the street and connected with 2 bars.

ISSUES WITH UNIT

Fender Audio: Individual audio channels are way too loud. Listening to car on volume 3-4 starts to get painful. Volume control goes up to 40 or so.

Can't install Android Auto through the Play Store directly. Will need to be side loaded.
[Android Head-Units] zerozoneice:
Please post screenshots of how Waze looks on this unit.

I have an unit from them, generally happy with it but since last FW update, they made the fonts in apps smaller, i'm waiting for them to revert to previous settings...DPI/PPI, whatever..
[Android Head-Units] Rottgrub:
Will do. Is your unit one of the updated models? Which system firmware date are you running? I'm curious if this is a wholly new unit, or compatible with some of the older models.
[Android Head-Units] zerozoneice:
Check HERE
[Android Head-Units] Rottgrub:
Okay, cool. Looks like you have the earlier hardware, before the refresh. Is that a full depth unit?
[Android Head-Units] thanhvx:
Hi, how does it support steering wheel control buttons?
[Android Head-Units] Rottgrub:
Updated with unbox, first impressions, and install notes.
[Android Head-Units] zerozoneice:
did you get the antenna amplifier in the box or you bought on your own? that connector should clamp to the exposed end of the 12V blue wire after you take the cap off. I guess not to make an old fashioned wire knot out of it...use isolation tape anyway to cover the connection.

yes, mine is a full depth unit, but not that deep compared to others.

---------- Post added at 11:06 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:02 AM ----------

if you have VW/Skoda/Audi and use canbus, more or less all chinese stuff recognize and use the wheel buttons out of the box.

left button block controls the unit, while right button block controls the MFD.

usually default pre-installed apps (radio/music) work perfect, volume being a global thing anyway, but some 3rd party players have probs with the fwd/rev prev/next buttons and therefore u need to script it.
[Android Head-Units] Rottgrub:
I mentioned I needed a dual pole antenna connector, so they sent the antenna amplifier with the unit. It's nicely made, but the connector kinda threw me. I verified with the vendor, and it just needs to be cut off and patched to the ANT CONT line, like I suspected.

I have to say, this vendor is totally on the ball with responses. Just wish they hadn't included this dumb ISO1/ISO2 cable. It's really messing with my OCD.

I should have some info on the running unit tomorrow with any luck.
[Android Head-Units] zerozoneice:
i'm curious how do you find it compared to the 9" Joying which imho make the best units at the moment. Both functionality-wise and look of the UI.
[Android Head-Units] thanhvx:
Thank Zerozoneice!

My vehicle is outlander 2007 with Rockford Fosgate amp. I have exactly the same problem that you have mentioned. The fwd/rev and prev/next buttons are overlapped with answer and hangup buttons - I mean when I setup buttons I press answer then unit removes fwd and so on with hangup.

Im noob to swc, do you know where I can find how-to script it to solve the problem? Thank you!
[Android Head-Units] georgebest:
It looks very nice indeed. Please post some picture when installed and powered on and comment on radio reception , audio quality and touch responsiveness.
[Android Head-Units] zerozoneice:
no idea myself, i remember reading about it somewhere, i'll try to find a link

if your unit was rk3066/3188, you could use the RK3066 HeadUnit app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.petrows.mtcservice&hl=en

and is important to know what headunit you have, not just the car model :)
[Android Head-Units] Frank1401s:
Connector layout wanted

I'm interested in the same unit but with a 7" screen, it comes with an ISO cable for Toyota or one for universal use. I want the last one and asked them for the pin layout of that connector. We exchanged about 10 messages but I got no answer. They are not able or willing to provide those details. Did you get a manual with the details? If you have them can you share them with me?

I'm not able to show a pic of the unit because I'm a new user. I want the pin layout of the black connector.
[Android Head-Units] Hardy62:
I have that unit installed on my VW Tiguan 2012

Sound is okay, but there is too much high frequencies if you ask me (i have weird sensation in my ears because of that hi-hat clicks in rock/metal music. Sounds much better with club music.)

EQ is only 3 band, so you can't cut specific frequencies - only "bass" "mid" and "high".

Tried to root with KingRoot to install ViperFX and polish sound - without any success.
[Android Head-Units] Rottgrub:
Sorry for the long delay in replying. After using it for a few weeks, and really getting a feel for the unit, I have to say that it stacks up well against the Joying. Both units are quick, and have a smooth interface. I think the default UI in all of these units looks like crap. One of the first things I do is swap to a custom launcher. Automate is really nice, IMHO.

Joying Pros:

Handles sleep properly when car is off. Unfortunately, the Umecity powers off after an hour or so.

Exposes more advanced controls to the user. (This can also be a con, considering some users...)

Compatible with Android Auto directly from the store. (At least when running Android 5.1.1.)

Allows you to set default volume levels for things like System, Alarm, Voice, etc.

Firmware is available, so you can futz about with the OS, and restore when you break it.

Umecity Pros:

Super small design, which makes it trivial to install, and leaves lots of room for airflow behind the unit.

Capacitive hardware controls built into the bezel.

Upgraded radio and amplifier chips, which helps reception, and audio quality.

Simplified advanced controls, which makes configuration fairly straightforward.

Firmware is unavailable, so you won't be tempted to futz about with the OS and break it. =)

Things both get wrong (Ownice C500 quad as well):

No HD Radio support in the US.

Super shiny screen surface. Should be matte to reduce glare.

Bluetooth media audio sounds terrible.

No source code released.
[Android Head-Units] Rottgrub:
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get any pics of the interface that didn't look like crap. I blame my camera. That said, the unit is a perfect fit for the dash on my 2015 Beetle, so I would imagine it would be the same for any other unit that uses the same style head units. The UI, and OS, was completely smooth, with no stuttering or other slowdowns, even when running multiple applications at the same time (Automate, Google Maps, PowerAmp, etc). The screen was sharp and bright. I just wish they'd gone with a matte screen. With my convertible top down, all I see is glare. (To be fair, this was also the case with the Joying 9", Ownice C500, and even the factory units.)

As far as the radio goes, the unit picked up every station in my area immediately, and never seemed to wander or lose reception. I was even able to receive a low power college station all the way across town where it's usually just static.

Audio quality was clear, and without distortion. Though, as mentioned in the main review, I did encounter "too much volume" problems with my Fender amped vehicle. Unfortunately, while I could adjust the volume levels with a third party application, it would reset to max volume across the board every reboot.
[Android Head-Units] Rottgrub:
That's interesting. I didn't have any issue with too much high end. If anything, the sound was a little flat with defaults EQ settings, and I ended up bumping both the lows and highs a bit (The "rock" defaults actually sounded okay).

Do you have the factory VW audio system, or one of the OEM amplified systems (Fender/Dynaudio)?