yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy A02s] curchunflo:
hello! thanks for the reply! Yes, she had, but since the phone cannot be turned off, it only restarted and she had not been able to enter recovery. Last night I downloaded it completely and today I can enter, now I would need a way to connect with the device to erase the data from the pattern lock, I'm reading about it but I can't find an answer, if you can help me, I appreciate it very much!
[Samsung Galaxy A02s] curchunflo:
Hello! Finally I was able to start the recovery mode of the phone, but when trying to connect adb the phone appears as unauthorized, I was reading and I found that that is because it does not have the developer options or usb debugger activated, but the phone does not start, is there any way to activate them from recovery mode ?? Thank you very much for your help
[Samsung Galaxy A02s] Sirajul Hadi:
I think you must download the latest stock firmware, download odin flash tool, choose the firmware file and place to BL, AP, CP, CSC slot, check Erase NANDROID and click start. Done, your phone lock screen has been removed and the data was wiped.
[Samsung Galaxy A02s] MauriJ2001:
Spanish

Mira no se por donde va la cosa pero hasta lo que se hay que formatear si llegas a perder el patrón dado a que uno nunca sabe cuando pasa como para mantener la opción de depuración USB y no para usar el ADB desde el recovery hasta lo que vi tiene que ser uno como TWRP que esos ya tienen disponible el ADB por cierto si formateas ya sabes que se te pedirá la cuenta de google asociada

English

Look, I do not know where things are going but even what you have to format if you lose the pattern since you never know when it happens to keep the USB debugging option and not to use the ADB from the recovery need to be one like TWRP that those already have the ADB available by the way if you format you already know that you will be asked for the associated google account
[Xiaomi Mi A2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] Immanuel Raj:
PixelExtended ROM for Mi A2 [jasmine_sprout]

What is this?

PixelExtended ROM (or PEX for short), aims to combine Pixel goodies with some essential features missing in Pixel Experience, delivering a ROM that promises you stabilty and a large amount of features at the same time. The ROM will keep it's Pixel ideologies it's primary focus and wont stray into the dark and deep void that is bloat.

Our mission is to offer maximum possible stability and security along with essential and useful features for proper functioning of a device.

Based on Android 11 (R)

Whats working?

Wifi

RIL

Mobile data

GPS

Camera

Flashlight

Camcorder

Bluetooth

Fingerprint reader

Face unlock

Lights

Sound/Vibration

Notes

* CLEAN FLASH MUST

* Switched to kernel 4.4 (Nekokernel)

* Final Update for PEX Anroid 11 (Only Android 12 updates here after)

* OLD CAM

* DONT CHANGE KERNEL (IF U WANT TO CHANGE GO WITH OLD CAM KERNEL)

* ENCRYPTED

* TWRP NOT INCLUDED

* EOL UPDATE

* ONLY ANDROID 12 HEREAFTER

FLASHING INSTRUCTIONS

SCREENSHOTS

Known issues

Nothing yet

You tell me

DON'T FLASH GAPPS, THEY'RE ALREADY INCLUDED

Download from Sourceforge Host

Donate

Liked my work? Gift me a beer

UPI :- immanuelr44@okicici

Stay tuned

Device Support Group

Android OS version: 11

Security patch level: Nov 2021

Kernel Source: Kernel Source

Build author/Device Maintainer: Immanuel Raj

Source code: https://github.com/PixelExtended

PixelExtended Developer: Aryan Gupta
[Xiaomi Mi A2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] arnii5:
What does the "OLD CAM" in the notes mean, is the Mi A2 stock camera or an older Gcam version?
[Xiaomi Mi A2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] Immanuel Raj:
A Kernel uses two different blobs in order to make the Camera work perfectly. This word (BLOBS) you know it? Ok, so blobs in simple terms, are a collection of data consisting of binary codes. For instance - 00110 010110 010010 and so on. The collection of such binary numbers in a single entity is known as BLOBS.

When Devs'. compile a Kernel, it depends upon them to choose what blobs type to select - The Old blobs or the New blobs? Theirs not much big difference between both of them. Both works in the same manner. The major difference between an Oldcam and Newcam Kernel is that Oldcam Kernels are compiled (build) using Oldcam blobs (that binary codes collection needed to run camera) Similarly, Newcam Kernels consists of Newcam blobs during compilation.

You just have to Flash the correct cam version in the ROM u are using. ROMs which are based on Oldcam blobs should be used with an Oldcam Kernel. And, ROMs which have Oldcam blobs should use Oldcam Kernel, for ex- MIUI ROMs mainly use Newcam blobs. So, u should flash Newcam Kernel only in them.

Credits: here https://predator-stormbreaker.github.io/faqs.html
[Xiaomi Mi A2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] LeonHeart46:
an excellent job my phone is better than ever, but I have a problem when applying the last ota from dd update system gives a closure of the application What steps do I have to follow to install it manually? Thank you so much
[Xiaomi Mi A2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] Immanuel Raj:
Check install process in post
[Xiaomi Mi A2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] vaidhy2007:
Native video call working ?
[Xiaomi Mi A2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] Immanuel Raj:
yes afaik
[Xiaomi Mi A2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] vaidhy2007:
Thanks. Will check and update.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] ravi.pawar:
do we have call recording feature (with no background message) here in this rom just like MIUI offers with their dialers.
[Xiaomi Mi A2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] Immanuel Raj:
Google dialers donent allow silent recording..u need to use 3rd party app or use the vannnila version
[Xiaomi Mi A2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other De] devils39:
when will we get android 12 base from you?
[Android Head-Units] qch123:
Trying to figure out what type of head unit this is so I can get support and updates for it. Purchased it from Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081DMDRC...abc_CV2AMMYNTEY2376HY6HP?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
[XPERIA X1 General] Kloc:
If what he says was true that would be nice but this guy sounds like an idiot. Probably from India? Also, just noticed the website he linked there says the X1 has 128 mb ram lol.

---EDIT---

Now this 2nd respone looks as though he took a moment to actually look. An btw I never agreed to any terms of service nor confidentiallity agreement when I sent these e-mails out so I believe them stating that this is strictly confidential is like suggesting I keep it a secret.
[XPERIA X1 General] Pinguino1:
Thank you Kloc,

It looks that we will never know until we get one in our hands.

That email is typical SE. The link is old they say 128MB

In the other hand all the people that have new Xperias report tri-bands.

but the email calls for quad band. so what gives...
[XPERIA X1 General] Rudegar:
looks pretty autogenerated to me
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
Testing The Xperia X1 this weeekend On T-Mobile USA 3g 1700/2100 MHz UMTS Network

Their will be testing of the Xperia X1 on T-Mobile's USA 3g 1700/2100 MHz UMTS network this weeekend......!
[XPERIA X1 General] kchoop:
so why does the final manual exclude these bands?
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
The X1a USA Version Manual

Are you talking about the USA Xperia X1a version manual......?
[XPERIA X1 General] kchoop:
It appears to be, it shows two variations of wavebands

GSM 850/900/1800/1900 & UMTS I/II/VIII

GSM 850/900/1800/1900 & UMTS I/II/V

Wikipedia is useful

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UMTS_frequency_bands
[XPERIA X1 General] Kloc:
It says X1a in the manual without the 1700 band. I have T-mo and it would be great if it's included but I'm doubting it now. I'll just have to wait till the phone is out to see.
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
Give Me A Link To The Manual

I was told the manual for the Xperia X1a for the USA was not out yet, so post me a link to the Xperia X1a version manual that you are talking about here....!
[XPERIA X1 General] Kloc:
http://www.sonyericsson.com/cws/download/1/522/265/1222861509/X1__UG_1215_1000_R1a_EN.pdf

This may not be considered the offical X1a manual but it references the X1 in the second page and refers to it's supported network bands, but it does not state which is which but in the manual listed below it states X1 and X1a in the same spot.

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=118619&d=1223090611
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
Thanks Man, See The HSPA 2100 MHz UMTS

This is the question that I asked the other night concerning my AT&T girlfriend, which frequency would the video call use, the HSPA 2100 MHz is the correct answer. A T-Mobile tech had explain this to me the other night. Now I believe now more than ever that T-Mobile's 1700/2100 MHz UMTS band is on the Xperia X1a.......!
[XPERIA X1 General] Kloc:
If that's the case then I will be very excited. Just have to wait till its there in front of us.
[XPERIA X1 General] Black93300ZX:
I didn't see 1700mhz in any of those specs, but apparently people still insist it'll happen.
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
1700 MHz UMTS Is The Talking Band

The HSPA 2100 MHz UMTS is the data band, it's in your second e-mail from SonyEricsson, AT&T uses 850 and 1900 HSPA UMTS bands!
[XPERIA X1 General] Black93300ZX:
2100mhz UMTS is for roaming to Europe, nothing to do with T-Mobile USA unless it has 1700mhz as well.
[XPERIA X1 General] Kloc:
Yes but 2100 is also the widest deployed UMTS band in the world therefore it would make sense for them to add it for a 3G world phone. I guess it don't matter to me because I have t-mo and the only 3G provider in my area is Verizon and there PDA plans suck.
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
HSPA 850/1900/2100 Bands For North America

These are the {DATA} bands in Noth America HSPA 850/1900/2100 OK! T-Mobile USA uses the 2100 HSPA band in the USA.
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
See How People Take Things Out Of Context

I'm only talking about the {DATA} Bands in North America, not the talking band 1700 MHz UMTS, see how people take things out of context. I'm talking about one thing and they talking about another thing......!{LOL}:D
[XPERIA X1 General] Kloc:
So are you saying T-mo 3G can run on 2100mhz alone for data only?
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
Yes! Yes! Yes!

That's what I'm saying, We all know that you need both 1700/2100 MHz UMTS bands on T-Mobile's USA 3g UMTS Network. All I'm saying is the 2100 MHz HSPA UMTS side is the DATA side and used for {DATA} transmission, that's all.....!{LOL}:D
[XPERIA X1 General] Kloc:
So if the phone did not have 1700mhz band would we still be able to use the 2100?
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
Xperia X1a HSPA bands 850/1900/ 2100 MHz UMTS On The Xperia X1a

The HSPA bands got a lot of people confused and that's plain to see. Lets get one thing straight, AT&T 850/1900 in different parts of the USA are used as talk and data bands, in other words the 850 can be used both for talk and data, same thing with the 1900. Now with T-Mobile USA AWS the HTSP 2100 is the {DATA} band. We are not bring the 1700 MHz UMTS into play at this time. Let me make myself clear, T-Mobile DOES NOT used the HSPA 2100 MHz UMTS for both talk and data. The speeds for the HSUPA UMTS band is 3.6MB and for the HSDPA band is 7.2MB...........!
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
You Must Have Both Bands On T-Mobile's USA 3g 1700/2100 Network

On T-Mobile's USA 3g UMTS network you must have both bands the 1700/2100. Do you understand what's going in your second e-mail from SonyEricsson that's all I wanted to know, it's been confirmed now.....!;)
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
See SonyEricsson Did Not Put The HSPA 2100 MHz Band On The Xperia X1a For Nothing

The HSPA 2100 MHz band is not on the USA Xperia X1a version for nothing, that's the {DATA} band used by T-Mobile In the USA...!{LOL}:D
[XPERIA X1 General] Kloc:
I'm trying to understand what your getting at. I understand that 1700/2100 both must be present for T-mo 3G to happen but it looked like you were trying to say otherwise hense why I asked. I never said 2100 was on there for nothing. I think it's on there so if you go to other parts of the world you can get 3G since 2100 is the most used 3G band.
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
2100 HSPA All Data Band On Time T-Mobile's USA 3g Network

2100 HSPA On T-Mobile's USA 3g network is exclusive for {DATA} transmission and the other part the 1700 MHz UMTS bands is for the talk communication band, got it now. The SonyEricsson second e-mail to you expalin this very well....!{lol}:D
[XPERIA X1 General] kchoop:
You are getting ridiculous - why do you keep going on about this?

The reason there is 2100mhz band is for operation in european 3g networks, NOT for t-mobile data

You are also talking complete nonsense about how the 2100/1700 bands are used.

It is NOT correct that one is used for data and one for voice

I suggest you take a read of this for a better understanding of how t-mobile umts deployment works

http://mobilesociety.typepad.com/mobile_life/2007/03/3g_licensens_of.html
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
Thank You Guy, I will Say No More, You Are RIGHT!{LOL}

A out dated link, I'm talking about the USA not Euorpe! Call T-Mobile PDA department and ask them If if the 1700 MHz UMTS band can be use for the talk side/data Uplink/downlink (In some Markets, depending on the phone traffic and and the HSPA T-Mobile's 2100 Mhz UMTS band can also be used in some areas for talk/ data/uplink/downlink {depending on the phone traffic of the given market}. I'll will take you advice, I'm wrong and you are correct. It was nice discussing this issue with you take care......!{LOL}:D
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
Just Talked To A T-Mobile Tech, Who Just Got Out Of Training For The G1

She said that both 1700/2100 Mhz UMTS bands can handle data/talk, but not all 3g markets have the same UMTS bands. This is the part that's mind blowing, she said that some 3g markets only have the 2100 MHz UMTS band and another 3g market might have only the 1700 MHz UMTS but your phone would work in both 3g markets. I asked over and over again are are you 100% sure. She said well, that what they told us in the G1 3g training. I knew it works like this on AT&T 3g network, but I had no ideal it works like this on T-Mobile 3g USA network also. I believe your e-mails even more now........!
[XPERIA X1 General] Kloc:
One problem buddy. The 2100mhz band used in Europe is different from the 2100 band used by T-mobile in the US. Its a few MHz off. So if the band is 2100mhz designed for Europe it won't be compatible with the 2100mhz band in the US.

Although I have heard the T-mo USA 1700/2100 capable phone may work on 2100 Euro networks just not vice-versa
[XPERIA X1 General] Pinguino1:
Technology PLEEEEEEAASE, I went through this with you several times. It seems to me that you want to make reality what you wish regarless of the facts.

Let's make this simple: In USA T-MO uses 1700 for uplink and 2100 for down link for 3G data. You need both! 2100 alone won't do it.

Read again my posts and check the links that I sent you before.
[XPERIA X1 General] fhsieh:
I hate to point this out because I thought it would be obvious already:

If it were possible for a phone (any phone) to just run on T-mobile's 2100mhz downlink band and receive a 3G signal, there would currently be hundreds if not thousands of people bringing their iPhone 3G (and any other unlocked phone with UMTS 2100mhz) to T-mobile. Of course if you do a brief search, you will find that no one has gotten an iPhone 3G to run on Tmo 3G (only GSM/EDGE). Even as I sit here in San Francisco which has full Tmo 3G coverage, my 2100mhz-ready Touch Pro is not receiving any 3G signal.

UMTS requires both uplink and downlink in order to establish a connection. The reason why other networks can run on "just one band" (eg Europe 2100mhz) is because both uplink and downlink are in the same band. This is simply how the technology works, and no amount of reps or emails telling you otherwise can change that.
[XPERIA X1 General] Pinguino1:
You are correct in all your post. Thank you. The only correction is that the 2100 in Europe is the same than in USA. It is not a few Mhz off.

The difference is that T-MO is 1700/2100 and in Europe is 1900/2100

So the downlink is on the same band but the uplink is on a different band.
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
I never Said That You Need One Band

Why would you say something that I never said! I'm out of this discussion, thanks to all, but I have a very clear understanding of what the functions of the 1700/2100 MHz UMTS bands are on T-Mobile'S USA network, you guys take care......!{LOL}:D
[XPERIA X1 General] kchoop:
Really? your english is appalling so that may be the reason for the confusion

Thank god - you are a moron

apparently not, what you come up with is in contradiciton to all whitepapers and technical documents

fantasy land is nice, but not when people are thinking about spending $1000 on a phone
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
The Man Behind the scene!

Pay no attention to the man behind the scene........!:eek:
[XPERIA X1 General] ramontrotman:
sir, as a senior member you should know better. please see to it that you no longer provoke the tension. i shouldn't have to remind you both the name calling is not welcome here. if neither of you can post on the topic without escalations like this, then don't.

settle down and lets get back to doing what we do.
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
Read The Thread Before Commenting

I have not provoked anything or anybody, I'm just only telling what a T-Mobile Tech told me earlier. Why do I have to be singled out when I have not done anything, now look at the above post from KChoop, now that's name calling......!
[XPERIA X1 General] AllTheWay:
Yep this is just like AT&T

In some locations 850mhz is utilized and 1900 in other areas.
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
HSPA Bands On The Xperia

Thanks, That's all I was saying! Now I got a question for you, the HSPA bands 850AT&T/1900AT&T/TMO2100 and UMTS bands 850/1700/1900/2100 for the xperia X1a North American version, are we talking here about AT&T, Rogers Fido and T-Mobile USA, yes or no, thanks in advance....!
[XPERIA X1 General] AllTheWay:
I don't know that much about T-Mobile per say but I do know that you need 1900mhz bandwith to have 3G in the United States for AT&T to work. Most of the time you will see from European 3G phones with 900/2100.

Now for T-Mobile I know there is a 1700. I'm not sure if that is concerning there 3G connections or just for voice.

AFAIK AT&T 3G only works on 1900, so I would assume that T-Mobile only needs one bandwith 1700 or 2100 to work.

Being that T-Mobile is a German based company it would make sense that it would be 2100, but of course I am not speaking with any kind of knowledge from a T-Mobile standpoint.
[XPERIA X1 General] Technology:
Enlighten Tonight By T-Mobile's Tech

We haver all been told that on T-Mobile's USA 3g network, you need both 1700/2100 MHz UMTS bands, you are correct. If you read post #1 of this thread, the SonyEricsson rep in the second e-mail, say that the HSPA bands are the data bands and this is the way I was train also. An example, the 1700 MHz band is the talk band and the 2100 MHz is the data band, but the T-Mobile tech explained it different to me tonight. What the T-Mobile tech said to me tonight make sense to me, because I understand how AT&T's 3g network works. Some people think that they have more sense and knowledge than the T-Mobile tech, who just got out of a G1 3g training class. You cannot tell these guys in this thread that the are wrong in their knowledge of 3g AWS, UMTS, HSUPA and HSDPA. They want to make themselves look like they have so must knowledge. They will do anything to debate and argue to win their point on any subject matter, I'm out of this game. As they say, don't hate player, hate the game....!{lol}:D
[XPERIA X1 General] artesea:
From the T-Mobile website:

You do need BOTH frequencies for it to work. How do you expect to request a webpage if you have no upload frequency? Also as per all the other commentators, if it worked without the 1700 then you would see a large number of iPhones and other HTC devices working fine.

The biggest problem you have is T-mobile using their own pairing which no other network uses.
[XPERIA X1 General] fhsieh:
When it comes to UMTS compatability, it is not necessary to talk about separate talk and data transmission bands (the Tmo Tech's information isn't wrong per-se, but it's needlessly confusing). The easiest way is to just refer to UMTS "Operating band" numbers:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UMTS_frequency_bands#UMTS-FDD

AT&T operates both UMTS II and V. Many tri-band phones already have UMTS II, but in areas where there is no UMTS II coverage, you will need a phone that also has UMTS V, otherwise you will fall back to GSM coverage.

T-mobile operates only UMTS IV. It does not matter if a phone also has I, II, V, or VIII; if it does not have UMTS IV, it will not work on T-mobile 3G.

Europe/Asia phones that come only with UMTS I and VIII (such as the Touch Pro) do not match any US carrier's UMTS bands, and therefore cannot receive 3G in US.

Honestly, it's not that hard to understand. :rolleyes:

So far there has been no confirmation, either from FCC filings or official SE product announcements, that any X1 will include UMTS IV. It's not impossible, but right now there's just no real evidence to go on.

IMO, SE really dropped the ball on this one with the original February press release and spec page, and the current lack of any damage control.
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] chairman011:
Does anybody know where to get the original charging USB and charging brick for the rog phone 5?
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] yurishouse:
Asus uses QC5 As their charging protocol, so any QC5 capable adapter will work just fine, As of cables .... If you just want charging anything c to c that's not dollar store grade will work Just fine

For data you'll want at least USB 3.0 capable cables
[ASUS ROG Phone 5 / 5s] chairman011:
Thank you for the advice. I had contacted Asus they said it falls within the warranty so I'm going to take your advice and going to get a charger but I'm still going to go ahead and ship it in and get it replaced thank you.
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 1890170:
This tablet was released 22 March, 2011, according to Samsung its Android is upgradable to Android 4: You use Kies 2.6 to do so.

How Do I Upgrade the Firmware for my device using Kies 2.6? | Samsung South Africa

FAQ for Samsung Mobile Phone. Find more about 'How Do I Upgrade the Firmware for my device using Kies 2.6?' with Samsung Support.

www.samsung.com
[General Questions and Answers] The Invizible:
Are you sure it's the this specific model " sch-739" ? cause I'm pretty sure it never got the android 4 update. other galaxy tab 8.9 tabs on the hand did get that update
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 1890170:
I'm not sure.

My recommendation: Post Samsung your issue. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] mrfatiga22:
Update: Same number and same time!​

Dear, my name is Miguel, I previously made a video on how to install WhatsApp natively on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 (INSTALL:

), and now I upload these 2 videos on how I made it work from Google contacts. Greetings Michael.

NOW IT WORKS !!!! You have to install the Google Contacts APP, synchronize them and open WhatsApp from the contact you want to call or send a message to.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/de...

HOW TO USE WHATSAPP: https://youtu.be/_Kpm3zL4pns

WHATSAPP GROUP CALL: https://youtu.be/iGmv3Oq61B8

Once WhatsApp is installed, you need to install the "Google Contacts" app, then do a sync.

And from the Google Contacts App you can use WhatsApp.

Unfortunately if you want to open WhatsApp directly it closes.

That is why the need to Install the Google Contacts App.

Link Video Tutorial:
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] edwardob:
nice ... but i don't understand

hopefully someone can chip and help

can't figure where to find Google contacts for watch?

or WhatsApp...

not in the store
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] oxfordmark:
DO you have links to working APK's for the watch?