yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] donjuro:
For those of you who flashed the OTA, and I mean the actual OTA, not a rom or a backup, could you tell me if you're modern/baseband was updated? Could you post your baseband version here?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Mike15678:
I'm wondering why I have to flash stock firmware in Odin and then immediately afterwards, do a factory reset in Recovery Mode for the s8. With the s7, you could just flash the stock firmware in Odin and be good, everything becomes reset. Is there something different with the s8?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Mike15678:
bump
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions & Answers] skywayex1403:
Hi all,

I have an issue where my voicemail icon remains in the notification bar, even though I do not have an actual voicemail. I've gone through the ring around with sprint and have tried:

- Clearing Data in the Phone app - this resolves the issue until a reboot

- Sprint saw a message in my VM inbox which they cleared. Immediately the notification went away. After a reboot, it came back

- Sprint re-provisioned my VM. Immediately the notification went away. After a reboot, it came back

- I requested my VM mailbox to be deleted. Immediately the notification went away. After a reboot, it came back

I'm at a loss... has anyone encountered this? Sprint claims this is a known issue with the S8.

I have an unlocked version on Sprint. At this point, I do not have a Sprint Voicemail box, and am using integrated Google Voice.

Thanks!

-SkywayEx1403
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions & Answers] 2xHorn:
I have the same problem on an unlocked S8 with Sprint. I have reprovisioned the phone, but it has no visual vm app, so I am using youmail, which is pretty cool and free.

It doesn't come back unless I reboot or refresh the network.

The one solution I have not tried is leaving myself a vm, or not taking a call, and then clearing that vm, which purportedly worked with older phones and android versions. My S5 would often restore a vm notification after a reboot.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions & Answers] 2xHorn:
I can confirm that once you get a vm, and delete it through the vm phone routine, the notification goes away, permanently. At least for me it did.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions & Answers] zapika:
If this works for somebody, i used it in Mexico with Telcel as carrier and a Galaxy S8. I had canceled the option of voice messages with the carrier, but i ALWAYS had the icon showing as if i had a voice message, dealed with that for months just closing it from settings/apps/Phone, then after months with that bugging me. I decided to contact the carrier, they said they couldn't do anything cause i cancelled the service, then i asked.. ok then please activate it again which they did, i registered my name, welcome message as if i was gonna use it... and then the icon dissapeared!!.. i immediatly contacted them to cancel the service again and voilá! the icon finally has gone.

This was finally a permanent solution, hope this can he helpful,
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions & Answers] 2xHorn:
After the Oreo update, force stopping the phone app no longer clears the VM notification. Annoying as hell.
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] mph300:
Installed Nougat tonight. Said install failed but it installed and seems to be working fine.

Everything you need right here:

https://www.getdroidtips.com/huawei-mediapad-m3-b302-nougat-firmware/

Also, all of my apps and setting stayed intact.
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] ExTREmE99:
seems you jumped the gun. there's what looks to be an official nougat update within firmware finder (play store app) for nougat now. there's 2 versions, full OTA (2.49GB) and OTA (656MB). version is BTV-W09C128B350
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] mph300:
Blue Tooth not turning on...
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] mph300:
I saw that. Used the function to check compatibility and said no so I moved on.
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] ahent:
I tried to install with firmware finder proxy and it went through it all then said failed and left me with old version. Glad it didn't work out so at least I have Bluetooth. Hopefully this means we are getting closer to an official version for the US.
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] mph300:
I have other issues too. Please ignore until fixed.
[Huawei Mediapad M3 Questions & Answers] ExTREmE99:
the US nougat version works great! no bugs that i can tell, except it failing one of the safetynet checks, which is about right for a beta
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] faria:
Just a note to let you know I fixed my note 4 with the same issue as you after I sent twice to Samsung and returned unfixed.

I removed the motherboard and cooked in the oven for 10 minutes [MENTION=742690]180[/MENTION]c.

The phone has been working flawless for a week.

I' will post a detailed account of it soon.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yocool13:
I'm very interested in how exactly you did this.
[Huawei Y6 Questions & Answers] Desill:
Hello mates,

I have scc-u21, Ram 2GB , Snapdragon cup , dual SIM

What is the best custom Rom for my device please?!

My Rom official b130.

But my phone going very hot while I'm using 3G mobile data

So I wanna use Custom Rom

Help me please

Notice.

Please Tell me the Rom and put the link, if there is bug tell me how to fix it,

Thanks.
[Huawei Y6 Questions & Answers] da.fallen:
CM 12.1

https://xdaforums.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=20087

---------- Post added at 11:01 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:59 AM ----------

installing process for CM 12.1

https://xdaforums.com/huawei-y6/development/rom-unoffical-cm12-1-huawei-y6-t3404674
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] protocol717:
I am sick of using a screen protector, is the screen realy scrach resistant.what you guys experienced?
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] pitrus-:
You should watch JerryRigEverythings review of the Oneplus 3/3t here, as he says in the clip, our phone has gorilla glas 4 and scratches at level 6 and deeper scratches at level 7.

https://youtu.be/8PZ8W_g6Vvk

I've never used screen protector on mine. Only irritating thing is that it's quite prone to getting smudged by skin fat, that means the oleophobic coating of the screen surface could be better, maybe the only reason that I would put a screen protector on my 3t.
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] SourPower:
The screen protector definitely makes a big difference in durability and scratch-resistance, but after time with a case it kinda messes up the protector. I like using my phone without one.

The screen can get scratched.
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] OcazPrime:
ive got a few hair thin scratches on my screen so i wouldnt say that the glass is superb but it holds up against some abrasion. I just wouldnt put your keys in the same pocket as your phone.
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] qbanlinxx:
This screen is definitely not scratch resistant. 4 months of usage and I've got one nice scratch down the middle and some superficial scratches towards the top corners. Phone has never been in a case, just keep it in a leather holster
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] redpoint73:
Whether the glass is classified as "scratch resistant" is a semantic and marketing distinction. To answer "yes" or "no" to this (whether it is "really" scratch resistant) doesn't mean much of anything. Gorilla Glass is meant to resist some scratches. But that doesn't mean it can't be scratched (and far from it). And that doesn't account for oleophobic coating applied to it, which can also scratch.

For every person who says they never have gotten a scratch, you will find another person that scratched theirs in days/weeks. My other (work) phone is an iPhone (also Gorilla Glass). I'm admittedly not too gentle with it, and it got a big gouge on the screen the first week or so after I received it.

Whether to use a screen protector or not, comes down to a personal choice. Many folks don't like the feel or hassle of a protector. But if you don't use one, you will have to live with the potential of at least superficial scuffs, or even deeper scratches.
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] Isus <3:
Keys cant damage gorilla glass unless they are made of diamond or any material which is harder or equally hard as gorilla glass, sand, concrete, diamond can scratch screen easily.. it doesnt matter how sharp the object is but how hard it is
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] OcazPrime:
Walmart makes some strong keys then.
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] Isus <3:
Its not keys.. your pocket probably has dust inside with particles of material which is harder than ur screen
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] OcazPrime:
It's not a big deal really. Theyre so unnoticeable i have to actually seek them out to see them.
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] Midomad:
No,i suggest you to use a screen protector.
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] ZRagonZ:
The Corning Gorilla Glass 4 is indeed 'Scratch-Proof' under normal usage in urban daily life, but still it cannot stand the IMPACT force when it drop to the ground, so get a TEMPERED GLASS Screen protector. If u still feel sick of using it, then spend some bucks to buy RhinoShield CrashGuard along with some DBrand skins ? !

Got to look 'SiCk' after that ?
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] redpoint73:
While GG may be hard to scratch, it doesn't account for the oleophobic coating, which is much easier to scratch. To the user, it doesn't matter which scratches (the glass or the coating). A scratch is a scratch.

Scientifically you are correct. For that matter, you can't even scratch a regular glass beer bottle with a key (go ahead and try, I have) since the Moh's hardness of glass is 5.5 , and steel is only around 4.

---------- Post added at 04:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:05 PM ----------

Everyone (not just you, but others on the thread, including the original poster) should stop thinking about terms like "scratch resistant" and "scratch proof" as absolute yes/no things, since they aren't. There is no technical or scientific definition for these terms. Nothing is scratch proof, even a diamond can scratch a diamond. And I know you qualified it with "normal usage" but that term itself is completely subjective. Many folks wear diamond rings on their hands on a normal daily basis, after all.

Similar to the term "water proof" which doesn't really mean anything by itself. That is why things like IP ratings (which define specific water depth/pressure and exposure times) have been developed to better define water resistance/water proofness.

And as I already mentioned above, even if the glass was "scratch proof" (if there was such a thing), it would be irrelevant, since they've put a coating on top of the glass, that can be scratched.
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] Isus <3:
I dont think there would be any visible damage to our eyes if oleophobic coating was scratched.. i'd feel its as easy to scratch as paint from metal or wall or wood so if you would be able to see oleophobic scratches my phone would already look like a scratch hell
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] redpoint73:
It may be why folks are seeing superficial scuffs on the screen.

I've definitely seen oleophobic (or some other type of coating) get scratched on other devices. On my old HTC M8, it was reported by many users (myself included) that the coating on the back camera was getting scratched and peeling to the point that it clouded the photos. Removing the coating (various methods, most used alcohol, toothpaste, or some other mild solvent or abrasive) and the glass underneath was just fine (no scratches). This is probably a "worst case" example where the coating was particularly low quality. And just the camera glass, not the screen. But an example, nonetheless.
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] GuestD0377:
I took it off from day one, and have regretted it ever since. I haven't dropped the phone nor put it in a pocket with anything else, yet I have two scratches... A light one in the top left corner of the phone and a deeper one I can feel with my nail in the centre. Not sure how but yeah...

So I'd keep it on if I were you.
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] Midomad:
There is no anti-scratch phone, If you care for your phone you'll need a screen protector,PERIOD.
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] GuestD0377:
Yeah, I got a bit overconfident after watching JerryRigEverythings videos and took it off. A few months later I'm ordering a pack of screen protectors off Amazon and looking at maybe replacing the screen.

I still hope they are just in the oleophobic coating but doesn't seem likely. At least for the second one. And it's not really worth the risk of removing the coating to find out.
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] Amd4life:
The 3T screen is pretty soft. I've owned this phone twice ([emoji38]), and both times just sliding in my pocket has created small scratches. The small scratches that you can only see, if you angle the phone in light, not a biggie, but if you have OCD..it will bug the heck out of you. Also if you ever sell, just know most OnePlus 3T screens will trend towards "good" vs mint.
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] Vidicgapi:
The hair thin scratches are usually in oleophobic coating and not in glass, so yeah it's definitely visible.
[About XDA developers] jwy2k2:
What about a forum for the ipaq hx4700? I know that this website is for HTC PDAs but, the hx4700 was also called the Roadster in some markets and made by HTC. Considering that there's a thread over in the upgrading section with 595,000 views and almost 2000 posts on the hx4700 (and that's just one thread) I think there would be a strong interest in a dedicated forum. Many of the posts are from newbies and not by developers but we do have Kozhura and Menneisyys and many other dev types who have posted quite alot about this device in the past, with Kozhura now on his 4th version of WM6. There seems to be a big following for this device even now with a kitchen having been adapted by vivi to suit it. It would be great to have our own corner somewhere on this wonderful site for our community.

Thank you for the consideration.

rufus
[About XDA developers] dirlan2001:
Yes, sounds a very good idea

Dirk
[About XDA developers] ctpuk:
Great idea!
[About XDA developers] HDuser:
Based on what I was able to see this had a 2003 rom and came out in 2004.

We have added a lot of forums for the new devices and I am not sure if there will be enough users to justify a section a few years late.
[About XDA developers] grayme:
That is true, however HP did do a (poor) WM5 upgrade and there are at least two unofficial WM6 ROMs. The hx4700 was ahead of its time and still powerful compared to many on the market today; probably because it doesn't have an inbuilt phone.

There is this thread which is nearly up to 2,000 posts; many of the smart phone forums on XDA developers have nowhere near as many posts in total.

If there was a forum just for the hx4700, then maybe that would entice other hx4700 owners to join up to talk things other than just the ROMs.

I bet there are a few super users that would be happy to moderate a dedicated kx4700 forum too?
[About XDA developers] HDuser:
You guys don't give up do you ?

OK I admit you do have a valid point. I will put it forward to the sysadmin for a section under

Other HTC manufactured phones
[About XDA developers] grayme:
Thank you :)
[About XDA developers] jwy2k2:
Thanks again for the consideration. :) It is an old device but I think there's quite a bit of interest in it.
[About XDA developers] dirlan2001:
Any news so far ? Or do we need to 'vote' somewhere ? :D
[About XDA developers] dirlan2001:
Bumpin'

Bump, bump, bump, ....
[About XDA developers] VulcanTourist:
Grind, grind, grind....
[About XDA developers] coderbie:
i totaly support the idea, and quiet surprised :eek: to learn that hx4700 was manufactured by HTC
[About XDA developers] Avram83:
Yes, you should really make new forum for magnificent hp iPAQ hx4700 (HTC Roadster).

Support the idea. :rolleyes:
[About XDA developers] Mysterious Stranger:
bumpedy bump.....

there are loads of russian language forums but none in english AFAIK.

The hx4700 rocks - nothing comes close for screen size / use IMO.

M.S
[About XDA developers] mintaka3005:
Touchscreen calibration file for hx4700 needed

Hello hx4700 users,

i need your help. I have screwed up ma calibration data and get stuck in an alignment loop.

Can anyone of you be so kind and send me their touchscreen calibration file als described in this thread?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=2416566

Your help is greatly appreciated.

THANKS
[About XDA developers] audai:
thank u for the reviwe
[About XDA developers] farukb:
maybe late but still great...i have a bit of roblem with screen,but the rest is ok...and it really was ahead of it's time
[About XDA developers] newtonc:
I'm also interested in this. I think it would fuel discussing on the hx4700
[About XDA developers] worby9:
Hi, on my hx4700 (alkor wm6.1) when I paired my bluetooth audiphones, it`s fine,just if it is like new, no progrmas, but whe I charge some progrmas, I can`t connect the devices, there are no way to use it.

Just when the ipaq is just hard reseted. Anybody know what happen?
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] pavlinux:
Does anyone try to alive ANT+ on our device?

The maximum that I could:

[IMG="SX XP ANT+"]http://i96.fastpic.ru/big/2017/0622/4e/981938cc920337eb51a11854a1a4414e.jpeg[/IMG]
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] hn40cn:
Negative on ANT+

Hi, [MENTION=6674009]pavlinux[/MENTION]

According to Sony Support forum thread, Xperia X Performance does

not

provide ANT+ feature. :(

Sorry to have brought you some unsettling news, but do enjoy the device nevertheless and good luck to you, my fellow comrade! :fingers-crossed:

P.S. As I'm still a newbie here, I can't post any outside links in my posts/replies, so I can supply you with a link to that thread by means of private message.
[Verizon LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Droid1177:
For those that don't know. LG is offering a second year of coverage at no additional cost. Owners need only to register their phones. Lg G6 second year promise program.
[Verizon LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Droid1177:
Just wanted to add that I finally had to use my 2nd year warranty. I received a refurbished unit in place of mine. It's cosmetic appearance matched that of my original. Im pleased.
[Magisk] chaddesch:
I run stock on my Nexus 6p and I've been more or less content to run SuperSU. Really, the only thing I use root for is CF.Lumen. Chainfire is pretty much the only reason I root these days. I also keep mine unencrypted. I was having to at one point just to get sRGB color mode to stick after reboot. I'm not sure if that's still an issue anymore, but I continue not to encrypt and just run a modified stock boot image.

In any case, I haven't paid much attention to Magisk in quite some time and I noticed looking around today that it seems to have come a long way. I know at some point it's moot since I root, but I flash the new system and vendor images each month and update my modified boot image, mainly just to get rid of the damn notification to update. It sure would be nice to get Android Pay working as well as be able to run CF.Lumen. In my case, since I'm flashing the updated stock images each month, would it be stupid to expect Magisk Hide to more or less consistently work? Should I bother with it? Anyone else out there have a similar use case to mine and had good luck with Magisk Hide?

Thanks for weighing in.

Cheers,

Chad
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] liquid307:
Blackdogrom updated to V5[emoji95]

I've been running Blackdogrom for days..It's been running great, including smart view, download Blackdogrom here https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3593089

Thank the chef

I'll post Data & other fixes here. [emoji317]

1. Flash rom and kernel Ramkernel V5 and fixes chef posted, let it boot up, go through welcome screen . Reboot to recovery.

2. Flash bluetooth fix, data fix, mms fix.

3. Go connections,mobile networks, access points names select Sprint, under APN Name n.ispsn and SAVE.

Kernel https://mega.nz/#!0JMFjIBZ!GUK5NmWp2seKVI18dW0bJ4z7Kee3TDq69jH8QKSJ8DA

Data fix https://mega.nz/#!dIUygZ4C!YKyy8E14rDD-HKSW09WwTORbUpuMGabxA5m5r16lnHY

Bluetooth fix https://www.mediafire.com/download/meopt9h3x49k3kk

Mms fix https://mega.nz/#!od9mQK5R!jIbECAQFaRfAEWjOBlndJVd8obD_ghOVfFK8bIIRkJw

To get all to work on sprint. Use Advanced signal statusl app in playstore to switch to cdma only then to lte only, then to lte/cdma auto prl. If it looks like this you're Done.

Good luck,...hit Thanks

Sent from Nowhere
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 General] mrtomaso:
Bluetooth issues resolved? (saw that mentioned a couple of times)

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] pfcland:
Alright i got a simple but probbaly silly question that i am sure someome has the anwser to. I bought a unlocked S8+ SM-G955F and currently using it on Cricket Wireless . My question is though after putting in the correct APN informatiom for Cricket i notice that on my status bar top right were is shows the single and data connection. Instead of it showing 4G LTE like on my old S7 Active it only shows LTE and if i get a bad signal spot it will show H+. So did they remove thr 4G LTE icon and just replaced it with a simple LTE or is my phone configured worng ? Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] jchl97:
Well those icons and in fact the entire firmware are heavily carrier dependent in the US. You'll see various 4G LTE icons when you get a carrier branded phone that is part of each carrier's marketing scheme and not the Samsung or generic Android icons you would for an unlocked or any unbranded international device. Check the photos for a comparison before/after I flashed the unbranded firmware onto my ATT S8.

The important point is to check whether you do have actual LTE connection, for example by going into the menu when you dial *#*#4636#*#*. You're most likely fine and have nothing to worry about. View attachment 4189666
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] pfcland:
I did that *#*#4636#*#* nothing happend
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] pfcland:
Thanks now i understand so sense my phone is directly from samsung and not branded from a carrier it will be stuck to defualt symbols which pretty much LTE= 4G LTE and H+=3G
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] jchl97:
No problem, but won't you see that as a good thing? :)
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] domsch1988:
Not quite. LTE is LTE. 4G is something different in the specification.

H+ is HSDPA, 3G ist one Level below that.

So, the full row would be

E - 2G - 3G - H - H+ - LTE
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] pfcland:
So is LTE Better then 4G ?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] domsch1988:
No, LTE refers to the Band. 4G to the modem. They are two different parts of the same tech. Like 1gig Ethernet and cat6 one is a protocol, the other a medium...
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] moonrequiem:
So, another question to tag along with this one, very similar...I have a G955FD running on ATT in the us. Like OP states, the status bar shows "4G" and nothing regarding LTE. I have confirmed via LTE discovery that it is indeed connected.

Is there a root or other method to modify or customize that icon to match ATT or another carriers specific 4G LTE logos?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gregori2005:
I have a rooted Samsung Galaxy S2 Gt-I9100 and wonder if anyone's hacked the device so that the front camera becomes the rear and the rear camera becomes the front? Because my rear camera is broken and I need read QR codes
[Sony Xperia XZ Premium Questions & Answers] yyiimm:
I've seen a few threads discussing this issue and even xperiablog picked it up today.

But in the end, I think what's most important is how general users see and feel about it.

So I'd like to hear your voice.

Note: No need to prove anything. You can be completely subjective

Added: XZs has the same camera and the same issue, so XZs users are also welcome to participate. as well!