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[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gwm121:
I LOADED TWRP (ODIN) ON TO SAMSUNG S4 GT 19505 KITKAT …IT WORKED

I LOADED PIXEL PIE CUSTOM ROM … WORKED ..... BUT HAS DELETED TWRP

USING ODIN I GET "SUCCEDED" WHEN I RELOAD TWRP TO PIXEL ROM (USING S4 TWRP VERSION) (AND I THEN REMOVE BATTERYY),

HOWEVER VOL UP PWR HOME OPENS PIXEL ROM NOT TWRP, TWRP HAS GONE.

WHAT AM I DOING WRONG THAT TWRP WONT OPEN PLEASE

SHOULD I USE THE ORIGINAL VERSION OF TWRP FOR THE FONE MODEL AGAIN, OR A PIXEL VERSION OF TWRP

I READ SOMETING ABOUT YOU HAVE TO REMOVE GOOGLE ACCOUNT BEFORE FLASHING TWRP ON PIXEL CUSTOM ROM, IS THIS CORRECT

I NEED TWRP TO TAKE A BACKUP COPY OF THE WORKING PIXEL ROM, AND IN CASEI NEED TO LOAD AN ALTERNATIVE ROM.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Retrial:
Please don't write with caps.

Take a look on my guides at S4 Unified Collection & Guides. You can find everything you need, follow the steps there.
[Glass Development] Pritee Moule:
I am developing an app for Google Glasses in Android Studio IDE and integrating "Zoom Meeting sdk" in that app. But I am not able to join/start the zoom meeting. I am facing errorCode 3 and internal error code 5003 during SDK initialization.

The same code is working successfully on "Epson Glassses". That means, I am able to start Zoom meeting in my app on Epson Glasses.

I checked the Log status for identifying the issue and the Log shows errorCode 3 and internal error code 5003 during SDK initialization. That means Zoom SDK is not initializing when I run the app on Google Glass.

Refer below link to understand the issue in more detail:

Facing errorCode 3 and internal error code 5003 during SDK initialization

Hi, Is this issue resolved? I am integrating Zoom Meeting sdk in Google Glass. But I am not able to join/start the meeting. Below is the log I get when I try to start zoom meeting in Google Glasses. Log: 2022-04-08 15:31:22.144 2858-2858/com.example.zoommeetingsdk I/zygote64: Rejecting...

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[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Archmag3:
The other day i was just watching some reviews and videos of nokia 5800 and in one video i saw the functionality of the phone...a guy was writing a SMS and there he showed that he can manually enter into landscape mode and portrait mode as per need to write the message :)

So i just wondered that if same kind of manual rotation of screen via some menu or some bind key can be done in HTC Diamond.

I know there are anuto rotation apps like gyrator and gsen but with there own limitations :( also i guess not everyone wants to rotate the screen every now and then automatically :p

I request someone to please take interest and come up with ideas :)

tx

regards,
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] ekksman:
hi, have a look at start/ personal buttons and 2.assign program, scroll here and see if you have the option to rotate screen, if not i think you can add the option via diamond tf3d config or last option is via a manual registry edit by going to HKLM/system/ gdi/ rotation. hideoreientationgui change value from 1 to 0. this means that manual screen rotation can be performed by pressing and holding the call button on all apps apart from tf3d .
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] krabman:
I have tried Gyrater2 and have yet to figure out how to configure it or find a decent faq for it despite clicking all over his page. I second the motion. I want my screen to rotate where it already does with the OEM setup AND whenever I open the full querty and nowhere else.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] scorpower:
install "AE Button Plus" so can you assaign for exampel if you hold long "volume down" so screen can rotate clockwise or just rotate. works nice for me :)
[Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Questions & Answers] gruniu78:
I have a mix3 reboot. The system did not start. I tried backup but bootloop to recovery.

I have TWRP 3.6.1_9.
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] KukusKufy:
I ve tried wm size command but it no longer work since it is Android 12. :(
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] ov_darkness:
Is there any merit to doing that?

I'm middle aged and with not-so-good eyesight, but fhd for me is more than enough.
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] KukusKufy:
I just never see it enable 4K even I m viewing images with gallery app.

So I just want to force it for better experience.
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] ov_darkness:
I'm not convinced, if this would be visible. Probably depends on your visual acuity.

Mine is not the best, and for the life of me I can't see the difference between 1440p and 1080p on such a small screen.
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] KukusKufy:
There IS it, I ve paid for it, and I WANT it.

And experience will be different for me when viewing large size image in 1:1 scale.

It is just like refresh rate, since there r people cannot get the difference between 120hz and 60hz(or lower). But you cannot just disable higher refresh rate FOREVER just because there r some people cannot distingurish.
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] Hildr:
It's also to remove unnecessary downscale/upscale when watching a 4k movie. Since most app view the screen as a QHD one, VLC for example, will render a 4k video as a QHD one by downscaling it, then the phone will upscale it back to 4K.

Sure you will probably not see a lot of difference with native 4k as the upscaling technology from Sony is pretty good and you still have the 4K screen resolution giving extra sharpness.

Also, what some people seems to forget, is that the image displayed will always be 4K on this screen, a FHD image will be upscaled to 4K by the phone, and the higher pixel density make it far better than the same FHD content on a QHD screen especially for AMOLED screen that are somewhat blurry on the edge due to the subpixels arrangement.

This being said, you can put the screen in native resolution all the time, just going in the developper option and setting the screen minimal width to 1644pixels to match the 1644*3840 pixel resolution. Doing this, VLC that I tried perfectly render a movie in 4K, but your overall UI is ****ed up and you can barely use the phone. That's not what is wanted. Sony is just boring us for 4 generation with its 4k white list apps. I don't even know what is the recommanded app to watch their 4k HDR spiderman extract.
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] lordkiller347:
It's stated that the screen only runs at 4k in certain apps and scenarios, Theres no option to change that.
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] Hildr:
More accurately: The phone only render graphic at 4k in certain apps and scenarios*

The screen always runs at 4K since it's hardware and number of pixels can't physically be changed. The phone upscale every content to 4K all the time but render some whitelisted app directely in 4K. Still better than proper 2K as the pixels are smaller, but also mean your 4K videos on VLC will be downscaled to 2K by VLC then upscaled back to 4K by the phone, only because Sony didn't whitelist VLC that is perfectly able to run native 4K.
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] NeonHD:
I almost have the same question, but instead of 4K I want to set a global 2K resolution.

4K is way too overkill, but 2K is the best middle ground between display clarity and battery life.
[Sony Xperia 1 IV] kinggo2:
that is what you basically have, 99% of the time your phone won't render 4k. Doing that for all scenarios in which things are rendered in 4k would make absolutely zero sense because then they would need to be upscaled again to fit the 4k reselution
[Samsung Galaxy A73 5G] zarathustra$:
Hello XDA community,

I am a new on Samsung phones. I have A73 5G and wanna know about it and also its tips and trick to care. how good is this model from Samsung series and is it worth to keep?

I am not gamer. I prefer stableness, optimized OS, features and safety.

I am also new on Amoled displays would be happy to get some recommendations about its cares.

Also should i turn on Device protection ? (pre-installed AV called McFEE)

Also is any problem to keep own samsung pre installed apps?

Any recommendations would be help me a lot.

Thanks inadvanced.
[Samsung Galaxy A73 5G] OldNoobOne:
[ https://xdaforums.com/f/samsung-galaxy-a72-5g.12137/ ]

No thread for Samsung Galaxy A73 5G yet
[Samsung Galaxy A73 5G] rajnimal09:
Is anybody do twrp recovery

A73 5G has r/o system
[Samsung Galaxy A73 5G] OldNoobOne:
https://xdaforums.com/t/i-will-build-twrp-for-your-device.4270211/unread
[Samsung Galaxy A73 5G] Brohab:
In my opinion for a satisfactory fluidity, animations that do not jerk. One UI is not ideal with this kind of processor. But there is always a way to improve. You have an application made by Samsung that can help (Samsung App Booster). The screen is not adaptive but you can make it adaptive thanks to an application called (Galaxy Max HZ)
[Samsung Galaxy A73 5G] mrquantumoff:
There is a development twrp recovery, I haven't tried it, because it's not official and there are no custom ROMs yet https://xdaforums.com/t/recovery-unofficial-twrp-3-7-0-0-for-galaxy-a73-5g.4505971/
[Samsung Galaxy A73 5G] OldNoobOne:
Hi do you know any app that makes 60Hz into 30Hz or 45Hz like that you know, to save battery you know? Thanks in advance
[Realme GT Neo 2] theogr91:
Netflix Disney plus Vodafone tv wont stream any video on my phone... locked and official rom euex location greece

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[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] notnoelchannel:
Hello!

I wanna ask that if MHL is compatible on Galaxy S4 GT-I9505 ..

I'm using stock lollipop 5.0.1 and I'm just about to order an adapter for online TV.

Cheers!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Questions & Answers] dokibull:
Hello guys!

i want to help a friend out. he has this tab s4 and bougt a new good quality earphone, but its very quiet compared to any other device we tried. is there a way if i root the device to increase the volume somehow?

thx
[Touch 3G General] zz_rno:
Is it correct that the 3G doesn't have any hardware buttons, except for the D-pad and the phone buttons ?

My HTC Prophet has 5 buttons to which I have mapped (AEButton+) a lot of handy features. I think I would really miss them...

Please share your experiences...

Also I was wondering: does it have the same magnetic stylus as the Diamond ?
[Touch 3G General] ratx:
I've migrated from a Trinity which has lots of hardware buttons and yep I'm missing them. I don't like manilla/touchflow that much either; but I'm getting used to it.

Overall for me the better specs and the form factor of the 3G/Jade make it worth the learning curve. I've only had it for a couple of days and already the lack of extra buttons is starting to bug me less and less.

Hope thats some help :)
[Touch 3G General] Zeganso:
I´ve had my magician for ages now, and it was time to move on.

Bought the jade, and at first, i missed the buttons. No camera button, no contacts or calendar.

2 days using it, and now i don't miss them that much. Had to configure the answer button to access the contacts, by holding it a bit longer.

Still getting used to the touch flow software, but at first, it looks like a great little phone.
[Touch 3G General] ruclip:
I have a Hermes before. At beginning I missed the buttons. But now I don't miss the buttons. The Jade is so small, light and beautifull.

Only the Softkay is missing, where is under the backcover.
[Microsoft Surface] AfonsoOnXDA:
I have a Surface RT, and it doesn't boot. It gives me some very light electrical shocks.

Yeah, is anyone having an equal/similar problem?
[Touch HD General] eaglesteve:
The missing D-pad has caused a bit of discussion. Some say it is completely unnecessary to have a D-pad, some say it is useless piece of device without it, some say the device is very difficult to use without it, while others say it is only a minor annoyance.

I would like to do this survey, and hopefully the design team in HTC will see the result and take it into account when designing the successor to Touch HD.

For those who vote that the device is impossible to use or a major inconvinience, please explain your case to to support why you have voted that way. This is to give others the chance to help you find alternative ways of using the device, and perhaps increase your satisfaction.
[Touch HD General] Lord.Bachus:
Its the one thing i am really missing on my HD........
[Touch HD General] SingaporeAirlines:
I don't have mine yet.

But when I had the SonyEricsson P900 and Nokia 7710, I didn't use the hardware buttons much.

Though not having an "enter" button could be an annoyance.
[Touch HD General] pzucchel:
...Which DPad? can you please remind me, after two weeks of touch HD, why do you need a Dpad and for what?

:D:D:D:D
[Touch HD General] zz_rno:
It should be possible to re-map any of the other buttons to "enter" ???

Also, at first I voted 'important', but then I considered the only times I really used the D-pad was for browsing and for some games, which I haven't been playing for a long time.

After all I think basically everything could be managed by using fingers or stylus.
[Touch HD General] HDuser:
Well I like it in Pocket informant contacts, the work around is to open the sip as this has the left, right, up, down, enter, just wish I could have those keys with out the Letters.

Maybe on a rainy day somebody will modify the Keyboard files and save it as a D-pad Keyboard.

That way you could swap the keyboard from standard to DPAD over the up icon at the bottom middle of the screen (the setings menu).
[Touch HD General] zakeen:
I didnt like it at the start, but Im not use to using it without it and I dont miss it anymore.
[Touch HD General] nu_D:
I got into a royal rumble with some psychos (who wanted to convince me that the lack of TV-OUT is worse than Armageddon) earlier so I will just post a few points I used previously:

1. If I am using a TOUCH screen I don't expect to NEED a D-pad.

2. If I am using a NON-TOUCH phone, then by all means, I am going to need a D-pad.

I can't be any clearer than this.

Now, if I do need a D-Pad then either:

A.) I don't understand the concept of a TOUCH screen.

B.) I play games like a 4 year old on my $1,000 SMARTphone.

C.) The screen sensitivity sucks and the software sucks even more.

C is on the manufacturer- if I just bought a TOUCH-screen phone and I NEED a D-Pad then they have F'n failed miserably. And I guess I have failed as a consumer for not doing my research.

These are MY thoughts, since you asked.
[Touch HD General] exe:
Back in the ipaq days, those units came with a sleeve you can attach for for example, a keyboard, CF expansion slot etc.. I wonder if there can be a USB expansion for a Dpad?
[Touch HD General] dsm52:
a soft d-pad

a d-pad works well when using the phone single-handed where you need the more precise control.

As suggested above a "soft" d-pad would probably be just as good, especially with haptic feedback and large buttons... anyone...? :D
[Touch HD General] maati:
A Soft-D-Pad would be excellent.
[Touch HD General] jamespaulritter:
All device should have a dpad

Every time I see a device without a dpad I shake my head because it always looks as if a 5way would have fit in nicely. Its retarded to eave it out for looks! It is such a pain to navigate a cursor threw text with your finger.
[Touch HD General] SingaporeAirlines:
Remembering my P900 days, that six-way wheel thing on the side was pretty nice.

They could have done something like that.
[Touch HD General] galaxys:
I have no necessary use for a dpad with my customized rom & apps...
[Touch HD General] eaglesteve:
Why is that? In what way does the customized rom & apps help?

From my perspective, I missed D-pad only in mails application, MP3. In your rom, how is navigating from mail to mail, from mail account to another account, screen blanking and unblanking, song skipping done?

Appreciate you sharing these tips with us. Thanks.
[Touch HD General] eaglesteve:
Are you refering to things like page up, page down of a document? Do you not have FtouchFLO, FtouchSL and stuff like that to do the same thing? I don't use D-pad for things like these.
[Touch HD General] eaglesteve:
I suppose if the D-pad is not a soft keyboard the use of which involves changing the keyboard first, then it would be okay. If it is a soft keyboard, then I think it is not worth the trouble.
[Touch HD General] eaglesteve:
Then what? You have something dangling out from the HD's USB port? :D
[Touch HD General] eaglesteve:
For the four posters who said HD is useless without the D-pad, would you mind describing what applicatoins and what you were trying to do that were made impossible due to the lack of D-pad?

Thanks and cheers.
[Touch HD General] jamespaulritter:
I do not mean page up or page down. I think it is difficult to place and move a cursor threw text such as when you are editing a few words here and there in a document.
[Touch HD General] eaglesteve:
Ah, I see.. I always directly touch the spot where I want to move the cursor to, and found it tedious to use D-pad for such use as it has to jump through all the in-between lines or characters. Not for you?

What about others? Do you think it is easier to directly tab on the desired position or use D-pad to move to that spot?
[Touch HD General] ben_gb:
In response to what nu_D was saying about touch screen phones shouldn't need a D-pad.

The issue is not so much whether HTC have done a proper job so you don't need it. The thing is there are tens of thousands of other Windows mobile apps out there which aren't specifically designed for touch-only use, so if those apps assume you have a D-pad, then they might be impossible, or at least more difficult to use without one.

I use a dictionary app on my Touch Diamond, and use the D-pad extensively for flicking back and forth through entries, either page by page or line by line. Scrolling by wiping your finger up and down the screen is simply much less efficient and less accurate for this type of use. The 'enter' button in the middle of the D-pad also switches back and forth between the 'list' view, and the full dictionary entry view. While it is possible to do this with other on-screen buttons, it is overall more efficient and more accurate to be able to control all this in one place, instead of having to keep moving your fingers around the screen and end up accidentally pressing the wrong button or selecting the wrong line of text.

Of course, software gets improved and may become more 'finger friendly', but there will still be hundreds of apps which don't get updated, so the lack of the D-pad will have an impact.

I really don't understand this fetish manufacturers have for getting rid of hardware controls. OK, maybe it looks a bit neater. But some of the most easily used and efficient devices have had great innovations with things like scroll-wheels, D-pads, shutter buttons etc, but these are all disappearing, and as a result the devices are becoming less efficient and more fiddly to use.

In many ways the Touch HD would be ideal for me with it's bigger screen, but I'm holding off ordering until I've had a chance to use one to see how big a comprise it will be not having the D-pad.

Ben
[Touch HD General] eaglesteve:
Yes, I agree the design of the software that you happen to be choosing a great part to play. May I know which dictionary are you using?
[Touch HD General] ixzell:
ill only need a dpad for some games like worms or fps. but maybe there will be an extention with some hardware-buttons and a d-pad that u can plug into the usb port of the touch hd. that would be awsome! ;)
[Touch HD General] ben_gb:
I'm using a dictionary called Plecodict (it's a chinese-english dictionary).

Oh yes, I also think Kevtris won't work without the D-pad :-(
[Touch HD General] eaglesteve:
Are you able to find alternative software to replace them?

I think it is difficult to replace the Chinese dictionary, am I right? Noticed that it supports handwriting. So, input using stylus must be important to you?
[Touch HD General] eaglesteve:
For those voted that it is impossible to use without D-pad, I'm still hoping to hear details from you.

e.g., what application was that? what action could only be done with d-pad with no alternative? etc
[Touch HD General] Bl@ck:
my previous phone was a nokia and the passage from a non-touch to a full-touch device with no physical key at first was hard but now i really like it, it's more entertaining to use the phone and having to press manually a button on your screen is really cool :D

For me the Diamond DPad is useless on this device, if you've problem touching some buttons or moving in a menu you can always use the stick :p
[Touch HD General] eaglesteve:
Do you think that the need for D-pad depends very much on the way the application software is designed, and that if we choose the right third party software, the need for D-pad could become a very minor issue?

What's evey one's view on my question?
[Touch HD General] torpie13:
The True Solution is :

Using the G-Sensor(Accelerometer) by flipping it right/left/Up/Down...

It's easier and smarter that D-Pad.

The Problem will be Solved
[Touch HD General] Xarra:
So, can someone implement using the sensor? :P
[Touch HD General] eaglesteve:
I personally would prefer to choose or re-select my third party software and only use those finger friendly ones which do not require D-pad.

I do not like sensor based application. On my Athena, the web browser can scroll using the sensor and I really hated it. I much prefer swipe it with my finger. It is quicker, more accurate, and does not induce a headache.

I always disable accelerometer related functionality including tilting. I feel that it is just a gimmick, but I know many people are thrilled by that and I'm also fine with that. As long as there is an option and choice, it is a good thing.
[Touch HD General] sultanofsumar:
something??

I find it annoying not to have at least to select things. The polaris used it well, and now the touch pro, but with my hd I can only click on the one thing. Like in the favorites that come pre-installed on the phone that I can not remove because I can only navigate to the first one with out touching it. I'm sure I can delete them exploring through my pc. I don't know for some reason even with the D-pad the Polaris felt more touch accessible to me.... maybe it was just the cube...I don't know.
[Touch HD General] eaglesteve:
We have 4 votes of about 3% of users who feel that the device is unuseable without a D-pad.

Still very curious about this, because personally I do have difficulty visualising the scenario. What application and action were these four users attempting that led to this conclusion? Is it just a manifestation of some displeasure being directed at the poll or is this a true reflection of how serious the lack of D-pad could be?

Not meant to put anyone on the spotlight, but hope to hear from the four voters enlightening us on how is this possible. Don't feel pressured to respond, but if you do it would be nice. Did you really mean to vote the third option rather than the fourth? Also, did you come from a smartphone rather than a touchscreen background? Have you been so used to the smartphone edition of window mobile that you find the change difficult?
[Touch HD General] jamespaulritter:
I have the font size pretty low and it seems almost impossible to get the cursor exactly where i want it. I end up getting the cursor close enough and then deleting until i get to where i want. Also browsing on the web without a dpad I end up zooming in crazy close to be able to select a button because I cannot nav to it with a dpad.

It is sad for me that if i want a screen bigger than 3.5 inches I'll have to give up the dpad. :(
[Touch HD General] jamespaulritter:
I agree the diamond and Touch Pro dpad is lousy!............... but its not as bad as the optical nav buttons.
[Touch HD General] GuardianZX9:
I use AEButtons Plus to map the Volume keys as Up/Down and the Send/End Double Press as left/right

A double press of the down Volume key is Enter, a double press of the Up Volume opens the camera. this completely replaces the D pad for me and works pretty well.

If I hold down the volume keys I get regular volume contols, also if I am in a call it is automatically set back to volume by AEbuttons Plus.

G