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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skyhuppa:
Hi, everyone just a quick one I have been trying to create rom for my stubborn phone which I have to convert the system and vendor images to sparse images. If any can help me run img2sdat on wimdows which I'm confuse, I read all the instructions online but can't run so I need help. Or if there is good tool for that. Thanks to those who will respond.❤️
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] ghmcipriano:
Hey guys! Anyone knows any 64bit rom to install in my tab a t510? Dji just released a app that only runs in a 64bit platform.

Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] lewmur:
The Nexus ROM you'll find in "ROMS, KERNELS, RECOVERIES" is 64bit.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] ibanezbass:
I just tested it, and it appears to be 32-bit as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] ghmcipriano:
Did you check on antutu? Could you try to install DJI FLY app and tell me how it goes please?

I'm having trouble to run the app once my OS is 32bit.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] ibanezbass:
I check AIDA64, which showed it in 32 bit mode. Also, Dolphin won’t install (64 bit only). This is a really weird deal. The kernel is compiled in 64 bit/aarch64 (at least the one I compiled from Samsung source is), but the user land is 32 bit. I have no idea why Samsung did it this way.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] lewmur:
I'm going by the build number which says it is treble_a64_bvN-userdebug 9 PQ3A
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] ghmcipriano:
Do you guys know another rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] bademeister2k:
I would also be interested, have you already tested that?

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-tab-a/development/rom-lineageos-16-0-t3987317
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] ᐯerified Developer:
T510 Phh treble vanilla

ANDROID Q ✓ Custom rom havent seen anybody saying thier runnin it. But it did required steps that are not mention that i had to figure out basicaly download rom resize the image with adb while in twrp thn you can install Gapps then thats it. BUT again this aint fully stable but with power of root i was Able to tweak some things to cover up the "bugs" but im on 50% and it say i have roughly 1 day 30mins to its dead like WOW
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] mrlaugh01:
Is there any unofficial Android Q ROM for T510?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] ᐯerified Developer:
Im running it like i said?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] ᐯerified Developer:
Android Q on sm-t510 ✓
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] mrlaugh01:
I'm not looking to resize my partitions, and will wait for [MENTION=903232]Magendanz[/MENTION] to release something 64bit... hopefully soon
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] ᐯerified Developer:
im running on 64 bit... and all your doing is resizing the system so you can add Gapps services its not hard lol if anyones interested tho i might put out a tutorial? Will say it runs smooth
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] Kalmito:
DJI Fly

Hi Bro!

Which version you installed?

16 or 17 ?

https:// sourceforge.net/projects/andyyan-gsi/files

Please write a tutorial!

Peter
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] mrlaugh01:
your AIDA64 screenshot shows 'a64' and not arm64
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] klemen241:
Any solution here? I need 64bit rom for tft
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] elliwigy:
No
[Lenovo Z6 Pro Questions & Answers] kzchy:
So the version of the firmware I have is 11.0.054 which is a fairly old global firmware. It's really bad and I really want to update but since I don't own a PC my only option is to go through the process of manual installation of these ZIP packages...

The problem is though, I can't find the update files anywhere. I need 211 and so on until I get to 350.

Any idea where to get them?
[Lenovo Z6 Pro Questions & Answers] wlcbtd:
Sorry the only file i can found for update.zip Ota start from 11.0.284.

You can look on 4pda

http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=959099&st=820

Edit: i found your post on 4pda so my help is useless......... No ota by now ?
[Lenovo Z6 Pro Questions & Answers] benjieb:
I guess your bootloader is still locked. You have 2 options to upgrade to latest roms, both will involve wiping all data on your phone, so backup first:

- without unlocking BL, you can flash official ROM files with QPST. This will bring you to latest version and remain 100% stock; hence you will get future OTAs

- Unlock BL and flash any rom you want using fastboot or TWRP. This will give you the flexibility to swap rom versions, in most case you will be able to go from CN to ROW without wiping data. But you won't get OTAs. For all future upgrades you will need to flash with TWRP manually.

Before hand, you will have to choose whether you want CN (11.1.105) or ROW (11.0.350) rom.

You'll find walkthroughs here or using google.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] DarkCloudInc:
I was curious what bluetooth headset other Kaiser/Tytn II/Tilt owners are using.

I'm on the market looking for one and got recommended to buy the JawBone Aliph but the reviews of shody construction is turning me off to buying the first one.

So what bluetooth headsets are you using?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] JimmyMcGee:
The BlueTooth I'm using in the number 4 incisor. :p
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] GSLEON3:
I believe this post is better suited for the Kaiser "Accessories" thread.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] AthenaLod:
Jabra BT500

Jabra BT500 is a very comfortable, behind-the-ear headset that i have been using for a long time now.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] nufsaid:
Ultra Mini Bluetooth Headset here, it was cool 4 years ago...now it just sucks, looking at getting the Motorola S9's here.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] GSLEON3:
I use & love my Sony S9.

Got it around X-mas from AT&T $95.00 - $30.00 mail in rebate

Pros:

Great for music. Stereo

Light & Comfortable

Battery last days with moderate to heavy use

Full controls on headset include answer, play, pause, volume up/down & fw/rev

Cons:

Mono Phone calls only

Because of design (wrap around back of head) uncomfortable to lay on back & listen to music, i.e weight bench
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] nufsaid:
Damn i was wanting to use it while laying down ! (weight bench) that sucks...how is it to wear them around the chin (TWSS 'if you don't know it google it') ?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] DarkCloudInc:
I was looking into getting the Jawbone but hearing some of the reviews and the overall reviews at amazon, it certainly is turning me off to it.

I'm thinking of going platronics since my moto H350 sucks hard.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Delta_flyer:
I have the Blue Ant Z9i. IMHO, it is the best HS I've used to date.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] mutantblack:
jabra bt8040. It's pretty good but I wish the volume can be louder.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Draqula:
I second that! Great quality, very stable. Can be connected to two phones at the same time. Only drawback is volume, it sometimes autoadjusts just a bit too low, you can set it higher manually.

But overall it's great. It remembers 8 pairings, so I can use it with my laptop, my personal mobile (SE K550) and my business phone (TyTN II) without repairing it every time. Voice dialing only works with the last paired device but picking up calls from two phones that are connected to it at once, works.

It also has A2DP profile support, so listening to music with it is nearly "OK". Much better anyway than just directing sound to the headset with the normal profile (handsfree or headset, can't remember).
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] GWelker62:
Another vote for the Moto S9

I've gone through several, but the Moto S9 is the one I settled with. Since I listen to music on a regular basis, these were a no brainer. What hooked me on them wasn't the GREAT sound quality; it was the fact that the person I was talking to could HEAR ME. The only negative is it plays in the left ear only on phone calls, but the volume is loud enough to compensate. Besides, your phone and most other BT headsets play in one ear only, so it's not that big a deal.

The best advice I can give is to purchase at a local retailer that will allow you to bring them back if they don't work for you. I purchased mine at Fry's Electronics and I went through 5 different ones before I settled on the S9s. Even if you pay a few dollars more over an online place, it will be worth it to get the ones you like.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] flaviopac:
Moto S9 rocks!

It's a bit expensive, but the result is great! ;)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] p51d007:
Jawbone2 here
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] LaPank:
Blue Ant Z9i for music listening?

As I'm looking for a HS with which I can also listen to music: Would you recommend it, or is it just a mono device? If not: How is the sound quality with music?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Rudegar:
i'd get this one

http://www.nokia.co.uk/link?cid=EDITORIAL_805146
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] ChInEsE ChIcKeN:
i got the blueant z9 for at home use, and the jabra bt8010 for outside use. the stereo headset is great
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] fireblade05:
I've used :

Motorola H700

Plantronics Voyager 510

Sony Ericsson HBH-PV702

Motorola H700

- Rather decent headset but callers complain that my voice is rather hollow

- Compact sized

- Lost the unit before I can give a better review

Plantronics Voyager 510

- Best unit I've used, very clear quality but abit on the expensive side

- Rather bulky

- Son broke the unit after 1 year of usage *sob*

Sony Ericsson HBH-PV702

- Lightweight, cheap !

- Voice quality varies i.e using it currently with my Kaiser, can hear static and BUT when paired with my wife's Sony Ericsson W850i, voice quality is very good.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] mugglesquop:
i'm currently using a Sony Ericsson HBH-608 Lightweight Akono Bluetooth Headset. Had it about 8 months, and its been brilliant, good sound quality, comfortable and battery lasts ages. Cheap too, got it off eBay :rolleyes:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] sz0pf1:
I've found the Plantronics 655 and the new 925 to work the best. Both deliver good quality sound to the user. Reasonably rich sound with plenty of volume. They also offer noise cancellation comparable to the JB units.

I would though go with the 925 over the 655. The 925 fits better in the ear and depending on taste is a bit easier to use.

My most important message is that these units deliver quality sound with good volume. I have found most headsets to sound tinny and to lack volume when used with the Tilt.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] kareeem:
Did you mean Motorola s9?

Anyways, i have those and they are AWESOME.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] da_mafkeez:
i've just bought my sony ericsson HBH-DS970. Love them, great sound quality!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] GWelker62:
I have the same problem with mine. Indoors they work perfectly. Even in my vehicle. As soon as I get in open area, A2DP starts skipping and lagging. I have to have the phone as close as possible to the headset for them to work. However, I haven't notice this with phone calls. I assumed this was a problem with the phone, I never thought it was a issue with the headset.

Could it be a combination of the phone and headset? I wouldn't think it could be "interference" from RF in open areas. Could it be a reception problem? Indoors my reflect and contain Bluetooth/RF which could improve the headset's reception.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Eatontj:
It certainly could be a problem with the phone, but I did as much as I could find to adjust any and all Bluetooth/A2DP settings I could and never found a way to improve the S9s to an acceptable level.

I also never ran across any outdoor interference problems when making phone calls with the S9s, but I never really put the S9s phone reception through the paces... because I didn't really care. I wanted the S9s for listening to music while running around outside, and I absolutely could not get them to work.

The HT820s didn't work perfectly either, but their performance outdoors was much better than the S9s. After doing as much fiddling as I did with the phone settings (and after reading many people having the same problem with outdoor interference) I came to the conclusion that the problem was with the S9s and not the phone.

I'd love to be proved wrong, I really want the S9s to work outdoors.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] raiisak:
Plantronics Voyager

I found the best solution for me in the new Plantronics Pulsar 855 Stereo Bluetooth Headset, plugin cable for mono-stereo, multipoint for easy swich between calling and music (works like a charm whit VC), audioIQ makes the quality of calling at best all times and quickpair connects it fast whit other devices. Range is about 10m, about 7h calltime and aprox 200 standby. Use any of the delivered gels for suiting into youre ear. I have used variouse bluetrek and jabra pieces earlier but this this is working best for my needs. Easy, light and fast whit exelent sound! Bluetooth v.2.0 with EDR.

Plantronics Voyager FTW!!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] StealthNet:
Jabra BT500v here... use it all day, vey comfortable.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] vikramdhani:
i am using the jawbone 2 and simply in love with it

it is a very good handsfree
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] jdmba:
BlueAnt Z9 has updateable firmware, and charges fairly quickly. It is not stereo, though, if that's what you are looking for.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Shean:
I just picked up the Plantronics Discovery 925 and I love it!!!! I haven't used bluetooth headsets for about 2 years, I just hated them. I went to best buy and picked up this headset and it is great. I use it all the time now! Very comfortable, lightweight, and has great sound quality! I think I am a believer again!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] vj4:
Motorola HT820

Motorola HT820 i love em got them coz i lost the head phones that i got with the phone. only had a problem with them when wifi is on aswell it skips but otherwise it love em wear nealry 6 hours at a time with no probs
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Suleeto:
Samsung WEP200:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] ds07:
Motorola S9 works perfectly!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] schizo:
Wow, this is nice, very flexible. Wonder it's already available here or not... :D How bout the stereo sound quality?

Anyway, currently I use O2 XA-06 (http://www.metallicanditsystem.com/products/xa06.htm) . Bought at $80 here, a year ago.

The sound reproduction of stereo is very good, especially if you replace the rather-boomy headphone with something better. One minus, the microphone quality is only average, cuz sometimes it picks surrounding sound (hence it's design - clipped to your shirt, so distance to your mouth is quite significant). Big plus, it has AVRCP control so to change tracks/pause/play, I don't have to touch my Kaiser at all. Superbly convenient.

It fits me. Since I only use it whenever I want to listen to music on my spare time. Usually I don't get many calls on my spare time.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] beret9987:
I got a Plantronics Voyager 855 Stereo Bluetooth Headset(might be the same as the Pulsar mentioned earlier) and it works great! Example case:

I'm a fast driver and have this bad habit of driving fast with the windows down while carrying a phone call. I've owned a Cardo Scala-500, scala-700, motorola H12 and a jawbone and none of them never really cut the noise out for me. Long story short though, is that while it still was a pain to hear me talk with the window open, call quality was much better for the person who I was talking to!

Also, the gel fit is really nice, allowing you to get the seal that you're looking for a noisy enviorment. Same goes for the headphone portion of it, which does bass extremely well(suprisingly) and I while it can do the highs, it is a little lacking, but what can you expect? Plus, you get the extendable boom microphone, allowing you to even get clearer quality!

To put it simply after going through my fair share of headsets: Best 100 bucks I have ever spent on such equipment.

EDIT: Looking at the original post, it is the exact same one! I second that posters opinion of it as you can tell.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] jhego:
Is anybody using the BLueant Z9? I used to have the Motorola H700 and i didnt like it. There was always constant disconnection between the phone, which is pretty annoying. Then i had the Jawbone. At first i had no problem with it. But the earhook and earbuds broke. So i had to resort to the extra hooks and buds which didnt fit my ear at all. I didnt want to buy the replacements since they are expensive and im only going to use one of them. Then i lost the damn thing so instead of getting another Jawbone, i'm thinking of getting the Z9 instead.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] jcball3r:
I like my jawbone :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] yesod7:
I'm using a Jabra BT8010 Stereo headset. This is the only one (or one of very few) that you can unplug the stereo unit from the main earpiece. I have taken it jogging without problems, and the stereo sounds nice. The mono unit also has good sound quality, and I have had good reviews from the people I call on a regular basis. It was also fairly cheap; I think I paid a total of $45 for it on eBay.:):):)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Dwazzue:
Plantronics Voyager 520

Great noise cancellation for under $60 bucks....

I did a lot of research before buying this because I am in sales and on the road all the time. I can talk with cars buzzing by, windows down on freeway, standing in a busy mall and my customers can't even tell...

People asked me if I got a new phone when I switched form my Jabra/Motorolla I used to bounce back and forth from because I also sounded very clear to them.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] jho8:
I'm using a Plantronics Discovery 655, and if your'e in for portability with good quality sound/talk, then that would probably work. Nice and small with a nice pen-like holder, plus it comes with some extras like a portable charger that you can use a AA battery with. Only problem is with small portable items, it can be hard to find at times or drop or left behind...in which I have experienced all 3.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] stfub:
No Contest: Oakley O Rokr Pro

http://oakley.ca/pd/5217

By far the best bluetooth headset I ever used. Crystal clear incoming calls audio to BOTH ears and clear and loud to the other end too. Speakers fits nicely in the ears, doesn't feel heavy after wearing them for awhile like the all other bluetooth headsets. MP3 play back is awesome and loud with the stereo speakers. Battery last about 8hrs non-stop mp3 play back on a full charge. If buy a pair of clear lens with them you can wear the O Rokr Pro day/night and in all weathers. The sunglasses are pretty cool looking too. By far the best $230 I spent.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Jabar102:
I have the same headset and the sound level on the headset is terrible. Have you had to tweak the Tilt to get the volume to a usable level?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] telleri:
When I first got my phone I tried a whole bunch of different headsets and most

of them sucked, especially Motorola models. The A2DP compliant headsets seem to work best. I ended up keeping the Jabra BT8010 it had the best sound quality for both me and the people I called. I like the design as well, since you can use it as a stereo or mono headset. The display allows you to leave the phone in your pocket and still screen your calls and you can put your phone book on it as well.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] mrg2003:
I use a "3" $30 head back set, works ok, controls are a bit hit and miss, battery life - essex girl, high sound leakage - almost ejected from the quiet carriage.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] polardesign:
I currently own the " iqua BHS-603" utter rubbish. I can't seem to get the volume high enough to hear anyone.

What is the definitive best headst for the TYTN2 as i don't want to waste anymore money try to get one that works correcly with the right volume
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Dwazzue:
Nope... I do have to make sure that I place it in my ear right sometimes. takes a little tweaking when I have my sun glasses on.

Other than that I have always found the sound to be really good on it.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Landmine:
So I dont want to have an in ear bluetooth, anyone play with in good car kits?

Such as...

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16875999293

Thanks.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] ComfortEagle:
Jabone II unusable!

Concerning low Bluetooth headset volume, I found the jawbone II unusable. Switched to the Blue Ants Z9i to find no problem with the volume, it sounds great. The Z9i also fits more secure with the way the earloop connects to the headset.

Stock Tilt, no mods. ATT
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] agentfrick:
I use a Jawbone2 works great.:)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] RojasTKD:
I recently bought the BlueAnt Z9i and it works well for me. It is feature packed yet easy to use.

one issue is that it goes on my right ear and I usually carry my phone on my left hip. Sometimes it get a little static nosie on my end that seems to go away when I switch hips.

Haven't really tried the noise cancellation, people can hear me in the car with sunroof open with out it.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] laakness:
That's good to hear. I just ordered the Z9i and it shows up tomorrow. Should be a good replacement for my old Jabra BT250 :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] pudifoot:
That's the exact same route I took, BT250 to the Z9i, and needless to say I haven't looked back. My ear used to hurt after a day's use of the BT250 but the Z9i can stay on all day and I don't even notice it's there (had to switch to the smaller earbud, though). And it's much more stylish! :)

The sound quality is great and the multi-point technology works like a charm with my Kaiser and the SonyEricsson work phone.

I turned the earloop around and am now using the headset on my left ear. I've done some testing, and people don't seem to notice any decreased sound quality (which I was afraid might be the result of turning the Z9i upside down).
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] chiles:
Jabra BT3030 works great for music for me. Water resistant (gym, rain) long battery life, I can use it for many hours, I haven't listened to them that many hours straight in a row that I can test. My tilt runs out of battery life before the 3030 does. Automatic multipoint pairing (doesn't switch between your phone and your computer with stereo audio automatically). No way to change it on the headset. I have to go in and deselect the stereo option in the bluetooth settings on the phone and select the stereo setting on the computer and vice versa each time. Great sound quality with the built in buds for me. I have been used to crappy bluetooth headsets but this sounds great. I can go into different rooms and it is clear. Simple. Other than that fault I would recommend it. (the fault is not it's being simple).