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[Tasker Tips & Tricks] Babelbernd:
Hello everyone,

i was looking around so much for the command of the new Google maps feature "share location".

I already have an anti-theft-profile that enables GPS, sends the current location, makes pictures and sends it to my emailadress and so on. With this new feature of google i would like to send the shared location of Google maps via E-Mail as well. Does anyone know the command for the "send intent" via tasker or does anyone have another idea how to solve my issue?

Thanks in advance, Michael
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] stevebclarke62:
Anyone in the UK got the nougat OTA update yet ?
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] Nollie8969:
or NL ?
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] gopinaidu77:
Have u searched in ff ?
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] PalakMi:
Just wait, the OTA roll out bit by bit :)
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] Nollie8969:
I got it this Thursday (NL). So it will cross the channel soon
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] PalakMi:
I told you :)
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] thedandyp:
UK here ; BLN-L21C432B140, still running android 6 and EMUI 4.1. No OVA updates for me sadly.
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] shashank1320:
Checking. Will give you link soon
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] thedandyp:
I'm sorry, I don't know what kind of link you're referring to.
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] shashank1320:
Don't worry will give detailed instructions in this.
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] thedandyp:
OK, I'll wait for your post, thanks you.
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] Opensource93:
I have use this http://download-c1.huawei.com/download/downloadCenter?downloadId=93765&siteCode=it HUAWEI%20P9%20Lite%20Rollback%20Package%20%28VNS-L31%2C%20from%20Android%207.0%20EMUI%205.0%20to%20Android%206.0%20EMUI%204.1%2C%20C900B300%2C%20Italian%29

and after i have flash (with three button) VNS-L31C432B161.

But now setting page show me that i have VNS-C432B161 without L31 and RAM 2GB but L31 Have 3GB. Can someone help me to repair this problem? THANKS in advance
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] LoveMyslf:
you have to flash 2 times. the one you flashed now was the temporary build. you have to download HUAWEI P9 LITE FIRMWARE (VNS-L31, ANDROID 6.0, EMUI 4.1.1, C432B160, NEU) as well and flash it after the temporary build. there should be a guide attached to the downloads.
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] SUPNYUS:
Do you still need help?
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] yasir aziz:
P9 lite

hello sir. I rollback my huawei p9 lite androide 7 to 6 now i facing a lot of problem e.g i lost my keyboard bluetooth and many other apps please help me how i solve it
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] SUPNYUS:
Which firmware did you used to rollback your phone?
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] yasir aziz:
Huawei p9 lite rollback problem

Hello sir

I rollback my Huawei p9 lite by vns l21 c185b300 firmware now I lost my keyboard and Bluetooth and many other apps please help how I get my app and setting
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] SUPNYUS:
Are you sûre ? B300 doesn't exist for this Cust
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] weirdzombie_21:
Hello there XDA Experts,I was using my phone with a Cutom ROM (LineageOS 14.X),everything was great and suddenly it turned off,I went to Customer Care Center and they told me eMMC is dead.So I tried to flash stock ROM still no signs of life.

I just want to know that what made my eMMC dead?Is it flashing a Custom ROM or just normally bad luck :|
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Operandix:
Same here, DEAD S5 when using last build of LineageOS.
[Sony Xperia XZ Premium Questions & Answers] Anders1992:
Hello there,

I just received my xz premium today, and to my big surprise my headphones (Huawei am185) can't be used with the phone.

I get a message saying ''headphones not supported .......'''

Can that really be true? - never had that issue before with any phone nor' headset.

Is there a way to fix it, and what kind of headset doesent work, kinda scared buying a new pair of headphones that ain't from sony, if they dont work.
[Sony Xperia XZ Premium Questions & Answers] jaseman:
Not sure what to say about your issue... I have tried two different headset/headphones and both work without any trouble at all. :eek:
[Sony Xperia XZ Premium Questions & Answers] Anders1992:
Well, i tried some other headphones aswell - they worked fine.

Maybe it's because its from huawei?
[Sony Xperia XZ Premium Questions & Answers] Shnig:
is it a certain feature that's not working with them or are they not working at all when you try to play music?
[Sony Xperia XZ Premium Questions & Answers] Anders1992:
They are not working at all
[Sony Xperia XZ Premium Questions & Answers] Sensination:
Maybe you're holding them wrong? :D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
Does exist a program that switch on automatically the device??

Please, I need it...

Is someone developing something like this??

Or is there a way to make the pocket pc automatically switch on??

THANK YOU!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rudegar:
an alarm would switch it on
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
I have already try with the original HTC alarm, but when the pocket pc is switched off (and I mean "shut down"), it doesn't switch on it....

What program are you talking about?

Thank you....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] JR_de:
If the device is "shut down" how should a program be able to run?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
Yes, I know...

But think about a simple mobile phone that switch on itself when an alarm is running....

Have you any idea about a program that can switch on the pocket pc??

Or a option that make the pocket pc start...

Don't you think that it is something like a reboot?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] StewD:
Your simple mobile phone if it is waking up on an alarm can't be off totally, more like in a standby state.

Why would you want to turn it fully off and then turn on at a predetermined time, surely leaving it on would be far more sensible.....?

No is a simple answer to your question and I seriously doubt if any of the developers we have here would even waste more than a second ruling it out...if it's off it's off.....if the screen is off it is in a quasi standby state...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lifeisfun:
I would be interested in the same thing

powering my phone off and on using schedule.

I had Nortel phone about 8 years ago that was able to do this.

Great feature.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
I turn off it because I can't leave it running everytime, day and night, for days....

So if a program that switch on the device would exist, I'll be very happy.

Have you any idea about that??

Thank you for the interest!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
Thank you...

I hoped in someone that support my request....

I don't know exactly why a program like this doesn't exist...

Every mobile phone has this function, and you can also make your PC (yes, our desktop pc) start up at a setted hour.... and this is avaible also for mobile phones...

So why we don't improve this feature on our pocket pc??
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
So anyone has a solution??
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Carlo626:
try this

i don't use it anymore but if i remember correctly it does just what you are asking - it is in french but very simple to understand - someone had an english translation too - again if I'm not mistaking
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
Thank you for your interest...

But I have tried it just now..

And don't work when the pocket pc is shut down..

It works only if the pocket pc is turned on...

I explain better my question...

"I need a program that switch on the pocket pc when it is turn off..."

Any help??

.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] uniqueboy:
I think I understand your problem, I can't see a solution. But have you considered buying a spare battery, higher capacity ones are available for most devices from ebay.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] iiiox:
Try "Addin Timer 3", a free sortware!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
Yes, I know...

But I don't want to leave my pocket pc running every time, without any pause.....

I don't think if it's usefull or not to turn off the pocket pc every day, but I'm sure that if you make your device run everytime, for dayd and days, this isn't healthy for it......
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
Are you sure that I can do what I'm searching for with this program??
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
Just tried....

Don't work for my question.....

Other ideas??
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lifeisfun:
I have to say I'm puzzled that no one is working on software like that ...

Anyway, I'm even having hard time to find software that will turn off

the phone on predetermined schedule. Most having only count down to shutdown :(
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] iiiox:
sorry can't help you...

all i have to say is you might like to try harder....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lifeisfun:
I have to say I tried it as well but find it a bit confusing :)

How do you make it run in the background ?

Is there any documentation for it ?

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] iiiox:
turn off the "phone" on predetermined schedule....try phonetimer...

note: PhoneTimer is created by Lorndragon in Chinese version and modified by holucan, lin120 and iiiox at mobile 01

What addin timer can do:

1. turn on off flght mode schedulely--

2. auto run apps schedulely-- point 1 and 2 literally means "turn off your device"

3. auto soft-reset schedulely-- literally means auto turn-on, or reflesh, your device...

4. and more...a lot of more's'....

for more information http://www.mobile01.com/topicdetail.php?f=129&t=429353 (written in troditional chinese)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
So with this program I can switch on the phone when it has been shut down??

And for "shut down" I mean completly turn off.....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] iiiox:
No, you can't.

I've said how it works and it does do what a totally turned-off device will gain...

anyway, suit yourself. I'm tired of being "interrogated".
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
I have just tested it...

In fact it doesn't work if the device is completely turn off.....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lifeisfun:
I tried to translate the page with Babelfish but It is far from understandable :)

Is there link to download the latest 3.08 version ?

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
Sorry, I don't know nothing about that program....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Jamaican:
Here is a link to the page translated using google toolbar

HERE
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
I have just read all the page, but it doesn't talk about turn on the pocket pc.....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lifeisfun:
Thanks,

I finally managed to install it ( very strange way to do that :)

I didn't find way to set up schedule to turn it off either ( only reset)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
:(

.................
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Bellfazar:
Look, I get the feeling you don't quite understand how electronic devices work. When the phone is off (as in shut down) there is no power going to the processor. The phone cannot run programs because there is effectively nothing to run the program. Similarly, if a computer is fully shut down (that is, not in standby or hibernate mode) there is no way to start the computer up with a program on the machine unless we're talking about PXE booting via LAN and even then we're talking about BIOS and firmware level stuff.

Instead of shutting down your phone completely putting it in Flight Mode, turning off WLAN, bluetooth, etc. and then putting the phone in standby. In this case programs will definitely be able to wake the phone off and I'm sure you could use MortScript or something like that to have it deactivate Flight Mode, turn on WLAN, bluetooth, etc.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lifeisfun:
I can assure you that the Nortel Phone I used 8 years ago was capable of this :)

My desktop will also boot on pre determined schedule as specified in the BIOS.

Since the phone hold accurate time I suspect there is something running (I guess similar to Bios)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
Me too...

There must be a function to auto turn on the pocket pc....

Something like "reboot", but opportunatly changed....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Mort:
There is none because no program can power on the device as long as it's not running.

Besides, it's even impossible to power off the device from a program, except for single devices when the manufacturer implemented and documented an API for it. Windows Mobile doesn't.

Such a feature would need to be implemented in the device itself, in something like a BIOS - implementing it in Windows Mobile wouldn't help, because it's not running, too. And it wouldn't be a "really off", only something like a "deeper standby". No device that's "really off" is able to wake up by itself, that would be like an alarm clock running with no power.

The closest thing you can get with a PPC is turning off the radio part ("flight mode", possible to automate with several phone profile tools).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] iiiox:
Since you've mentioned it... Here is a Power-Off app for "Prophet" hacked by iiiox^^" Enjoy~~
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Section9:
I'm sorry to interrupt.

But if you are familiar with PCs, then you would know that your PC isn't really completely 'shutdown', meaning totally zero power in the system.

On the Mainboard, there's a lithium battery that keeps the BIOS in 'half awake' state . If you look at the PC as a whole, then it would mean 99% of it's functions has been shutdown, leaving 1% awake.

The battery's function is to keep the Bios on standby state so that 'Power up on lan' functions as such works.

As for poocket pc, I am sure that something is keeping the clock on that PDA running even though it has been shut down. But I am not sure if the 'instructions' are even there for the PPC.

If you would notice, you can unplug a PC for about 2 weeks or even more without power, but yet, the clock is still somewhat accurate.

But doing that on a PPC or Mobile phone will result a slew of cursing and swearing when you key in your date and time.

I know my V3i is able to power up even when it's supposedly shut down.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
Also the pocket pc has a battery.....

Do you think that the clock will go on without a battery??

So, if the clock can take power from the battery, why other programs can't do that?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
I don't know exactly how a cooked rom is done...

But isn't it possible if you search and fix any features in the rom?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ww2250:
To have this feature you want, you need:

1. A hardware real time clock with constant power

2. A programmable alarm present in RTC - those settings can't be stored in OS and normal RAM since the device would be off

3. An OS API to program such hardware alarm clock

4. A UI for configuration

5. Hardware firmware to instruct what the device should do, like powering up the device when the alarm rings

6. An event passing mechanism to signal the OS an alarm has waken up the device.

PPC is just a small size PC - at least regarding how to wake it up. I think HTC devices should have #1, and probably #2 - but not the others.

Go ask M$, they probably will tell you it's HTC's (OEM) fault not to implement such feature. Go ask HTC, they tell you it's M$'s fault.

What's the solution? Go back to your old trusting Nortel phone :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ww2250:
And BTW, why couldn't you treat "flight mode" as device off? It's just a name and how you call it, isn't it? Do you really like the splash screens and waiting time for it to boot up?

I have measured that in flight mode w/o radio/wifi/bt/ir, have the screen off, and the OS in suspend mode, it uses less than 10mAh. It's quite "off" in that sense and by such battery consumption, your phone should be able to stay alive for weeks. Plus you got "instant" power up, that I guarantee would be faster than your Nortel phone did.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] thundershadow14:
Well said...since the device is off, applications written for the device will not be able to execute. Your old Nortel phone came with this feature from the manufacturers, and without doubt would have come with specific hardware to allow such a feature. Think about it, let's say you create an application, and set a timer to fire a power on function at a certain time, as soon as you turn off the device, your application quits.

It's like trying to get multitouch ability on a wizard, it simply CANNOT accept two touches at the same, no matter how good of a developer you are, the hardware isn't there.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
I think that many of the features that you have said aren't needful...

In fact It would be sufficient that the device turn on... Then you can program all the alarm that you want, with simple programs (but also the original one could go well)...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
I'm not talking about a program, because I have understand the problem, but anything at the rom level could be do?

I don't think that this is a hardware feature....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] juiceppc:
I would also like a program like this. My Blackberry Curve has this feature. However I don't think any Pocket PC's do... If battery life is your main concern then turning off all radios then keeping it in standby really doesn't use that much battery. Sure more than total power off but WAY less than anything else. On my Kaiser with all radios off in standby(and no alarms/reminders going off) it might use 5-10% battery in 24hrs.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
I know, I know....

But I want don't ant stress my cpu working days and days without a break....

I'm interested about this project because I don't want let my device turn on for days....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] thundershadow14:
Whatever you're talking about must be a program. Even if it's at ROM level, it would still be some sort of software, especially since you're saying that you dont think it's a hardware feature. How could it not be a program, yet not a hardware feature?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
We are able to put whatever rom we want in our pocketpc, if someone could work on this project, I think that we could also turn on the device automatically.....

Isn't there the possibility to run a application without windows mobile start?

I can implement this feature also into my ipod....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] thundershadow14:
Hmmmm, without WM starting? I'm guessing then, you'd need a way to interact with the hardware, since you'd have no Operating system as a middle ground. So you'd have to write some sort of driver or something to get access to the devices hardware, and ultimately turn it on. This would actually be a pretty big project.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
The only problem is that..... a BIG project.....................
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] uniqueboy:
You mean you have some kind of "Big Project" where such a tool would be of use? My mind boggles. You could set your phone to wake up in a year or however silly long period of time...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
I would want my device to turn on itself to use it as a daily alarm....

So every morning, my pocket pc automatically would turn on and then the alarm would ring.....

Now everyday an old alarm clock wakes me up.... when I have a up to 400 euros device on my desk.......
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jem777:
alarm app

i am still looking for a simple, working, mp3 playing (from memory card), free alarm clock which can wake up device from standby! my old imate sp3 did it natively.

jem777
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
Which Operating Sistem did you imate have?

We could look about how it works.....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Mr.Feelgood:
AutoFlight 5.3.0

Content & Features:

* Switches flight mode on/off at specified time.

* Turns power off at specified time. (for Smartphone version)

* Call forwarding at specified time.

* Soft resets at specified time.

* For Smartphone version, it switches profiles at specified time. For Pocket PC version, it switches profiles among normal, silent and Meeting(=vibrate).

* Runs/Opens a program/document at specified time.

* Endues Calendar with functions listed above.

* Reports time

o Reports time hourly

o Reports time immediately by double clicking specified hotkey.

* Sets alarms.

* Locks keypad automatically and unlocks keypad or phone by pressing only one key. (for Smartphone version)

* Schedule can be set at any period.

More Info:

http://inputshow.googlepages.com/autoflight.htm
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flaviopac:
Thank you, but this program can't power on the device....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Section9:
The PPC 'clock' (BIOS) has power to keep it alive, But that doesn't mean the necessary 'instructions' for it to power on itself is there.

All we are saying is, there isn't a way to do it, unless the 'code' or instructions or whatever you call it is embedded in the chip.

Having similar 'functions' doesn't mean they are capable of doing the same thing, afterall, we cannot run win xp on ppc without help :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Section9:
I am afraid that you are wrong. I cannot gurantee that by putting other roms on my device will allows it to work correctly and seamlessly.

Well, at least some people have 'bricked' their PPCs.

There's a need to understand how a PC works, before you can understand how OS works.

When your PC starts up, all you see are white words and black screen, that is if your Mainboard, RAMs, CPU, GFX and other cards on the Mainboard.

When successful, the monitor shows up black screen with words and different colored words that form the BIOS 'logo' (ASCII).

Then Your PC will see what are the cd-roms, dvd-roms, HDDs and whatever that is connected to it, up to the point where you start booting of your OS.

All these 'instructions' are hard coded into the BIOS itself, meaning the chip has the instruction (code) and the capability (hardware) to do it.

Though it may seems that PPCs are smaller cousins of laptops and PCs, but they are a 'scaled-down' version of their bigger kins. And of course, they aren't able to do everything that a PC and laptop can.

You have to understand that PPCs aren't that advance yet. And most people would keep their mobile or PPC phones switched on till god knows when.

Mobile phones itself has gone through 'alot' if you have been using the first motorola 'brick' phone.

I think you gotta accept the fact that PPCs have certain limitations. :D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Midget_1990:
It cant be done without hardware and very low level code modifications whichn are practially impossible unless you are working for HTC

so in short:

NO, YOU

CANNOT

HAVE THIS FEATURE.

STOP ARGUING ABOUT IT AND USE FLIGHTMODE.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] tomal:
Switch on is feasible because your device isn't actually switched off, it's just hibernated. You can wakeup your device from this sleep at a specified time.