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[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] dmolina007:
So just want to share with you my discovery. There is a keyboard by a company named brydge keyboards. This specific keyboard was designed for the Surface Pro 3/4 and the Note Pro dimensions best resemble the Surface Pro 4 so this little guy seems just right.

This keyboard is designed from polished metal, it has backlit keys, and an accurate touchpad. It connects to to the Note Pro via Bluetooth. This keyboard seems top grade quality compared to other keyboards including oem.

At first several attempts I was unable to pair it by Bluetooth. But then I decided to see what would happen if I used an OTG cable and a micro USB charge cable and connect it to the keyboard. Guess what, once it left it connected then tried to pair by Bluetooth it finally worked. I don't know what could have happened behind the scene but it connected and I'm pleased. Here are some pictures.

It works with the SHIMS for the Surface pro 4 and possible with the surface pro 3 shims if you are rocking a tempered glass.

You can find it here https://www.brydgekeyboards.com/products/brydge-12-3-microsoft-surface-pro-keyboard
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] shekomdrid:
how can i get it and HM for that keyboard
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] dmolina007:
Try this site.

https://www.brydgekeyboards.com/products/brydge-12-3-microsoft-surface-pro-keyboard
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] shekomdrid:
ty bro
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] IndyUK:
Hi

I'm quite interested in this keyboard. Which size did you get for the Note Pro 12.2? I'd like to replace an aging laptop with the Note Pro and adding this keyboard looks like a perfect option.

Thanks
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] dmolina007:
I purchased the brydgekeyboard that was designed for the Surface Pro 3/4.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] utakurt:
Thank you guy - just orderd this via amazon - Great
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Accessories] utakurt:
Thanks - best info ever

Just got & you are absoltely right - best Keyboard ever - and I had no Problem to connect with BT at the 1st attempt
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[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] h4h4h4:
This was a reply on another thread, but I figured it warranted its own expanded guide, hopefully it can help more people here.

Here's what I do to have a bearable experience on my 8GB, 1GB ram Osprey while staying as up to date as possible.

I use the Alberto's official Lineage 14.1 ROM with the root patch, as it's the most tested and stable for me.

Nougat runs horribly on 1GB phones compared to MM, and I found the culprit is the Google Search app constantly running in the background. Problem is that the Google Now launcher depends on it, so it's necessary to install another launcher and set it as default. Nova is always great, my new lite favourite is the Go variant of the Rootless Pixel Launcher 3.4. You'll lose dictation and Android Auto, but it's a good tradeoff IMO. The low ram patch doesn't do much, and makes some stuff choppier (and uglier).

For a fresh install my preferred solution is to do a custom install of the 'Aroma' opengapps that:

- Skips the install of Google Search and the Now launcher, and other bloat like Fit that destroys battery life.

- Automatically replaces all the AOSP crud with the updated Play versions (Dialer, Contacts, Messages etc).

- Deletes all the Cyanogen/Lineage stuff (I just keep FM Radio and Audio FX).

This has another upside: by immediately disabling app auto-update after the first boot in the Play app, the Google-provided apps will keep residing in the System partition, without taking up space in the User one. Basically treating it like a iOS install, where the system apps are updated only on OS refreshes. There's plenty of unused space in the System partition, so this allows to have more Google apps that would normally fit on a stock install after a few rounds of constant updates, also leaving more much-needed space for the other apps.

Alternatively it's possible to use the 'System App Remover (ROOT)' app post-install to delete the Google Search app (it will store a backup) and the Now launcher. Same effect, just make sure to install another launcher beforehand.

Other remedies that I found to constantly running out of space on the 8GB variant:

- Configure Spotify to put its extra cache on the SD (if you have it) or it will eat up the User space real quick.

- Install as few apps as possible, use 'Lite' versions of Facebook and Facebook Messenger (crucial).

- Use 'Files to SD Card' and 'Photos to Directories by Date' apps to routinely move Whatsapp media and database backups and Camera pics and videos to SD.

Misc:

- AdAway (installed through F-Droid) makes browsing lighter.

- I use All-In-One Toolbox to do routine cleaning stuff and disable unnecessary apps running at startup, but neither has much impact on performance.

- Motorola camera works better on Osprey than the Google-provided stuff.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spectkiller:
nice reasearch bro ! :)
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] h4h4h4:
Thanks! I like how those tweaks turn Osprey from a paperweight to something that's still remarkably usable. Also that stuff works on any low end phone, there are plenty of 1GB ram phones still around.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] jbradt:
My sister's boyfriend gave me his Tilt because he bought a Blackberry. Long story, he broke the first Tilt, they replaced it for him and he broke it again and he was told it would cost $500 to repair... so he bought the new phone and gave me the Tilt for free. So here's the deal: it will charge and turn on.. but only stays on for a few seconds. The LCD is cracked... pretty obvious. However, I was wondering if there was another problem since the phone won't stay on or if it's typical for it to turn off with just a broken screen. This is basically the sequence of events:

Hit the power button, a green LED on the left of the ear piece lights up and the phone vibrates for a second.

The screen then lights up but doesn't display anything obviously... other then the black liquid and white back lighting.

The screen stays on for about 15 seconds, shuts off, the keyboard lights up for a VERY quick second and then that's it... nothing else.

I'm wondering if I should try and find a replacement screen or if there is something else wrong with it. I saw the screen on phoneystore.com a while back but the site has said it's down for maintenance every other time I checked.

Other Info - I took the back cover off and above and slightly to the right of the camera is a black dot that says "VOID".

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] MikeChannon:
Normally you only get the vibrate if you are turning on from the completely off position.

From the completely off position you have to long press the on/off button - is this what you are doing?

In any case, it's difficult to tell if there are any other problems. You could try tracking down on this site, one of thoses applications that lets you see / control the device from your PC.

That $500 figure is I assume for someone to do the repair for you, 'osc the screen would not cost anything like that.

Mike
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Mactroy:
Also that "void" dot you see I think is just over a screw and if you go inside your tilt you'd have to poke through that and it would void your warranty. So thats not because the screen is broken.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] jbradt:
well, i don't have to hold it long before the green LED comes on and the phone vibrates... then the screen shuts off and i have to turn it back on again. it doesn't seem like it's staying on.

the $500 was from AT&T to have them fix it... so yes.

and thanks for the reply on the "VOID" - i thought it maybe had something to do with water damage or the cracked screen.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] PsyOpWarlord:
Have you tried turning it on with the wall charger plugged in? I thought I had seen my sons just shut down like that when his battery was pretty much dead and I was trying to turn it on.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] jbradt:
Well, i was bored waiting for work this morning so i decided to put the SIM from my phone into the Tilt... I turned it on with my SIM in and it stayed on for longer... then I heard a little tick and kind of "whooosh" sound which I'm assuming is the start-up sound. Then nothing for a few seconds... then there is this "kerplunk" noise.. then the amber LED on the left of the ear piece starts flashing and then the phone starts vibrating and making a high pitch ring... the vibrating seems to be in a patter. Then I hear what sounds like it may be a shutdown noise and the phone is off again. However, the back light on the screen remained on the entire time. It might that with the SIM in it works, but the battery is dead so it turns right off? I have the wall charger here somewhere so I will have to try that after work. I will let you know the results.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] krntiger:
most likely the sounds that your hearing are just an alarm clock going off. my guess is that the screen is the only thing that is really damaged. you can look online at ebay and get replacement screens with the tools necessary to replace the screen for under 100 bucks. i think that would be a good deal for you... keep us updated on the status
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChInEsE ChIcKeN:
if possible if you are going to replace the screen from ebay you should take piectures. it would make a very nice guide for the noobs
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] jbradt:
yeah... i will definitely take pictures when i do it. i hope it's just the screen. i don't know why it won't stay on tho... i'm still trying to find the charger for it. i don't remember where i put it. i will keep you posted tho.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] murf62:
You can charge it with any USB mini type B lead plugged into a PC. You probably have one somewhere for a camera or other phone.

Don't be fooled by the shape of the socket on the bottom of the phone, it still fits.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] jbradt:
mikechannon - do you know the name of any of these apps? i'm not able to find anything..

good news tho.. the phone now stays on and i am able to receive phone calls. i found a screen w/ tools for $70 shipped on e-bay. i want to try what you mentioned mike, hook it up to the pc. i just want to make sure everything seems okay before i buy a screen.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] XtreMe_G:
try my mobiler
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] jbradt:
okay... so i put the new LCD in and it works.. to an extent. it displays the at&t splash screen, then the 3G animation, then gets to the windows mobile 6.0 splash screen and it hangs there for a few seconds then shuts off. i thought maybe it needed a new battery because it wouldn't stay on before so i ran to the store and got one and it's charging now. i'm going to wait a few hours and try again...

when i try and turn the phone on when it's plugged into the charger it seems to hang on the at&t screen... this doesn't seem normal.

also, when it's not plugged in and goes through the screens, on the at&T screen it looks like it's showing RGB values or something in red text in the bottom right corner of the screen. is this normal?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] MikeChannon:
Sorry, did not see your 3/22/08 post.

The RGD values in RED are normal (info about radio version etc) if you are starting from the off position or have just done a soft reset.

I'm not sure why it is hanging at the point it does. I am assuming you have done a hard reset? (you may have said - but I have not read back all the posts)

Mike
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] jbradt:
nope... no hard reset.

when i turn it on while it's plugged in the amber LED on the ear piece goes out for a minute, the AT&T screen comes up then a few seconds later the amber LED comes back on and it just stays there.

i was able to get it to get past the windows mobile 6.0 splash screen but it says 6 new notifications/alarms, then starts buzzing and ringing and turns off. one time it said battery was critically low or something. i want to assume that it is charging because the amber LED comes on.. but who knows. i would hate to have to give up at this point.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] MikeChannon:
Actually that all sounds pretty normal. Yes expect to get a whole bunch of notifications that have accumulated and never been cancelled. When they come up try to cancel them quickly - just choose dismiss. Don't be surprised if there are so many that it crashes the device and you have to re-start possibly several times until eventually you get past all those notifications!! This also happens when you restore a backup - I have seen my device go absolutely bananas with many many notifications and a crash is not unexpected.

If the battery is not charged give it a good hour of charging before trying again. One thing that puzzles me is that if you have the amber light that shows charging (good) then why does it give you a message saying battery low?? Normally you will never get that notification whilst on charge.

Mike
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] jbradt:
mike,

thanks for the replies. i was able to dismiss a few of them earlier and then the battery message came up and the phone turned off. it wasn't plugged in at the time. however, i left for the day and left it plugged in for probably 7 hours or more...turned completely off...and i came home and it got past the windows splash screen again and then said the main battery was critically low and turned off. can't get it to stay on now. i'm lost...

it seems like my only other option is to try a new charger.. but if the LED comes on it would seem as though it is working. i checked all of the contacts where the battery goes and like i said earlier, i bought a new battery this morning. i really don't want to take it apart again. while it was apart i did my best to clean the any dust or other build-up. i guess i could try and charge it on the computer.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kaluman:
my phone does the same thing I accidently dunked about an inch of it the top of the phone into a cup, thought it was ok after i let it dry off and it would boot up but I still can't get the phone to really charge, the orange light will go on but the battery never charges and I used to get the red critical battery warning. Ive tried a bunch of different chargers but still nothing just gets to the second splash screen in duttys rom and turns off now. Hopefully you can get your up though, just wish i could get 30 minutes of battery to get it back to stock rom and everything so i could send it back as the bottom never got wet and the water check under the battery is still white.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] MikeChannon:
Mmmm. Well sounds like there is a hardware charging problem. Pity you don't have one of those chargers where you can dock a spare battery to charge it up. It would be a hassle though if that's the only way to charge the battery. There are ways to charge the battery by wiring the battery directly to a set of AA batteries or a charger, but that would not solve the problem in the long run.

There are companies that will replace the USB connection on the M/board but that would be to assume that is where the fault is - and I'm not convinced it is. The fact that the orange charge LED comes on suggests the USB connection may be ok and that it may be the battery connection block that has a broken connection. This is not easy to repair if at all. I have seen one reported case where that block with the gold connectors had broken connections and a repair company could not resolder all the connections.

One thing to try regarding the battery connector block. With the luck of the Gods it might just be that one or more pins is not making a good batter contact. Try cleaning the pins and battery contacts. (A bit of a forlorn hope though)

Mike
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] jbradt:
well, good news!

i left it plugged into the computer all night and turned it on this morning and it went through all of the alarms... i dismissed them all. it then stayed on!!! so i went to the system settings and looked at the battery life and it said it was at 100%. perhaps it was the charger... which would be odd. now when it's plugged into the PC the amber LED comes on for a second then switches to green. i'm going to try and use it for the day and make sure i can turn it on and off without any problems. the AT&T store is closed here today so i'll have to get a charger one day during the week. i will post back at the end of the day.
[Samsung Galaxy Gear] Buddybudz:
Please can anyone help how to install keyboard on Samsung gear 1? If its possible.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] kitanderson:
I miss having the hotspot tether (rooted) timeout after a set amount of time after no activity. There is no option in the setup or the Magisk module. Is there something in build.prop that might work?

Kit
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions & Answers] dbenney:
I am on android 8.0 and that's when this issue started. I use the samsung keyboard and 2different text apps, textra and the Verizon message+ app and they both have the same issue. Whenever I try to type anything considered profanity using swype, it auto changes to something else I can physically click type ot but that takes to long. The filter is removed in Google voice settings but I don't see a filter setting for the keyboard. I also no longer can find the personal dictionary where you can add words. Wtf! ..i'm sick of them trying to tell me what I can text. Next thing you know it won't let you type anything negative about the government!

Would greatly appreciate some help guys.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions & Answers] dbenney:
Well... After some experimenting it appears that this is more of a keyboard issue than a phone/message app issue. If o switch from the default Samsung keyboard to say TouchPal keyboard it functions as expected...
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] mtpease:
Hi!

I originally bought an unlocked phone from Google and I had zero issues unlocking the bootloader, rooting, etc. I was issued a warranty replacement for an unrelated issue.

I inserted my VZW sim and booted up this new phone. I was able to check the OEM unlocking slider and enter my pin. When I rebooted to fastboot and tried to unlock, I was unsuccessful. Booting back into android showed the OEM unlocking option grayed out.

What gives? What can I try?

Thanks!

*Edit: Also worth noting - If I do a factory reset, the OEM unlocking option will be enabled already. If you try to unlock it in fastboot, it will fail. Rebooting again results in it being grayed out again.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] DuckRuckus:
What build number are you on?
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] mtpease:
I'm on OPM2.171019.029
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] DuckRuckus:
So, it came with the latest build then, or did you update via OTA?

Something to try: factory reset, turn it off, remove the SIM card, and give it another shot without connecting to wifi and skipping all the setup stuff. It's a long shot, but worth a try.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] mtpease:
It came with something older, but it wasn't working with that either.

I tried the factory reset thing with no sim, but still on WiFi. The settings app kept crashung.

It seems like the VZW sim somehow permenantly locked my phone. I've done like 5 resets, and sometimes the OEM unlock slider is already off, sometimes it lets me toggle it back and forth. No matter what happens, after running the fastboot command (and failing), it will be grayed out. Rinse and repeat.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] joelphilippage:
Have you called google with your IMEI number to confirm that it isn't a Verizon phone?

I just returned an Amazon refurbished Pixel 2 for this reason. They claimed it was factory unlocked, but I contacted Google who informed me that it was actually a Verizon phone that had probably had been unlocked for different carriers during the refurbishing process. I am exchanging it for another. They are not able to check the phone before it is delivered to me, so I am just going to hope I get a non-Verizon one this time or try the exploit mentioned on the forums immediately before connecting to WiFi or Cellular data.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] DuckRuckus:
The only other thing I can suggest is to sideload that same build's OTA without the SIM in. That might get rid of any changes that the Verizon SIM may have made, as it will format everything before it installs. If that works, do everything you want to (root, recovery, kernel) before putting the SIM back in. That's all I can think of doing.

---------- Post added at 10:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:19 PM ----------

All of Verizon's phones are carrier unlocked from the factory, and have been for quite some time. But, as far as being bl unlockable, that's a whole nother animal. Definitely good advice to check the IMEI with Google. Verizon can also do that for you, and it might be faster. I thought of that too, but it was my understanding that warranty claims we're filled with brand new units, but repairs potentially got you a refurbished one, so I ruled that out. I've been wrong before :silly:
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] mtpease:
I opened a chat window with Google, and they confirmed that it is in fact an unlocked device. He also had me "screen share" so he could see the problem. So far, no resolution. I sideloaded the current OTA twice, to make sure it was in the a and b slots. Then I tried setting up the phone without a sim or wifi, which didn't work. I also tried wifi with no sim, that didn't work either.

If I try the fastboot flashing unlock command, when I boot up, the OEM unlocking option will be grayed out. Any time I boot up from a factory reset, the OEM unlocking option is already selected on.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] DuckRuckus:
First of all, could Google confirm whether your device was new, or refurbished? The second thing I would ask of Verizon is, whether the IMEI of your device has been registered to their network before you received it. I know it's a Google phone, but the previous owner, if refurbished, might have applied a VZW update from Google, rather than a global stock image or OTA, thinking that it would be a good thing. Then, realizing that they screwed up, relocked it and tried their best to return it to stock and send it back for replacement under whatever guise they chose. That's my best guess as of now.

My P2 came from VZW with the Dec patch, and the bl unlock wasn't greyed out. Didn't really matter because I could use the exploit out of the box without toggling it. But, once I unlocked it, the toggle went grey, and the phone still remains unlocked, even after the April factory image update (skipped Feb and Mar).

In summary, if your device is truly stock Google, you shouldn't be having these issues, which is a valid reason for a replacement. If it isn't, you have a valid reason for yet another replacement, refurbished or not, that IS stock Google. Press the issue...you paid a lot of money for it!
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] mtpease:
I spoke with Verizon. The only time this phone has been used on their network is when it was activated on my account a few days ago. Google says it's unlocked. I'm still waiting for their response. My current theory is that it some how got locked when it recognized the verizon sim, but I really can be sure.