yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] KineSight:
Sup man, I've returned just to let you know that I managed to get it working however I ran it through a virtual machine on the same Windows 10 machine that it didn't work on.

All things seemed to work fine except the changing of ringtones/notifications (I just updated to OneUI 5 on the watch)
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] akhileshr:
What does the optimize setting do exactly, to the watch? what is the list of optimisations?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] naeem86:
Hi! Any tips on how to connect watch to pc? I'm trying to pair it but everytime it says "failed to pair, incorrect password or connection dropped."

I'm sure I'm putting the right ip, password and pairing code. Also do I have to connect watch with phone while doing this? I had it both connected and not connected but still it didn't work.

Edit: Managed to get it to work. I put the WearOS app in platform-tools and it connected. I think that's what I did koz I tried so many things.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] GaresTaylan:
Under Optimization tasks for all wear OS devices, I try to use option #2 for "enable the processing speed management system" and I get the error that option #2 is not valid. Is this a known issue?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] djeneasmdq:
EDIT: in ENGLISH:

Hello good!

First of all, thank you very much for this excellent application, I have been using it for a long time!

Now I have a question, when trying to install WifiKeyboard I get the following error, why could it be?

Thanks in advance!!!!

Exception when calling "DownloadFile" with arguments "2": "Connection has been terminated: The connection has terminated

unexpected."

Online: 1 Character: 1

+ (New-Object Net.WebClient).DownloadFile(' https://forum.xda-developers ...

+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~

+ CategoryInfo: NotSpecified:) :)[], MethodInvocationException

+ FullyQualifiedErrorId: WebException

adb: Could not set WifiKeyboard.apk: no such file or directory
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] bernarbernuli:
Wifikeyboard.apk is hosted on XDA servers, the problem is that a few weeks ago the forum changed servers and is now called xdaforums.com, and has problems downloading from the old link. The solution is to put Wifikeyboard.apk and other downloads on another server.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] bernarbernuli:
In a few days I will resume the development of WearOS Tools and I will release an update to fix what was mentioned in the previous post, and new features.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] UnfinishedSentec:
Hi there!

I want to express my gratitude for sharing this sotfware, very simple to use and set up. Instructions aswell are very detailed and easy to understand.

I recently got my first smartwatch and you have no idea about the disappointment finding out there was no way to customize ringtonens. Thanks to you and your software I've been able to set the same ringtones I use on my phone (calls and notifications).

Although there was no mention about WearOS 4 and Andriod 13, at my own risk I tried to follow the instructions and all worked fine except for the alarm clocks section. The Pixel Watch 2 have in default those kind of soft alarms ringtones that would help you to get asleep again insead of waking up (as well for the timer).

So since changing ringtone didn't went through I tried to completally mute both of them but it didn't work aswell.

I've read about how much you value the feedback, I actaully rarely write them but in this case I made the effort to thank you (and ofc to solve the alarm part). Keep up the good work! (y)

Edit: Ringtone change works, notifications do not.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] bernarbernuli:
Thank you, I'm glad to know that it works on Wear OS 4. I liked your post, it provided me with interesting information. Hopefully you will be around for future updates.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] bernarbernuli:
New tool update. Now much more robust.

Wear OS Tool v11

Changelog:

- Added feature for package name and version recognition (in option 8.1)

- Added feature to disable app-specific vibration (in option 4.4.4)

- Added option to connect to last connected IP by typing "*" (in previous option)

- Fixed method to download auxiliary files (like WifiKeyboard or Wifi FTP Server)

- Fixed not to leave traces in the watch when you make installations, screenshots or videos.

- Now download SCRCPY v2.2 (latest version as of release date)

- Fixed other minor bugs
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] packs1014:
Just tried this tool for the first time and it was an amazingly simple experience! I tried various methods on my PC and my Pixel 7 phone to connect to my Pixel watch over Wi-Fi and execute some adb commands (tcpip 7272) and it worked like a breeze! Also installed an app that I had side loaded. Will sure try the other options soon.

One question, though it may not be related to the tool. After the Wear OS 4 update, I have to keep the "ADB Debugging" ON all the time to get my Tasker ADB wifi commands working. Wondering if anyone in this forum can help.

Really appreciate your time and effort in creating this wonderful yet simple-to-use tool. Please keep it going.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] bernarbernuli:
Thank you for your kind comment, about your question I'm not sure, maybe the best thing to do is to try it, nothing will break. I can tell you that every time you use Wear OS Tools you must have developer options and adb debugging option enabled, then you can disable for battery saving. In the case of Tasker I don't know, I guess so.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] deboopi:
First of all, thanks for this great tool.

I had an older Galaxy watch with tizen where I could change the ringtone to a custom one and I was surprised you cannot select custom ringtones anymore on WearOS.

Thanks to this tool I can and I successfully changed the ringtone and notification tone.

The first time those changed tones also showed up in the galaxy wearable app on the phone and also on the watch.

After a reset of the watch they are visible in the watch but no longer in the wearable app.

I'm using it for a Galaxy Watch 5 pro running on WearOS 4.

But my problem is I cannot change the alarm tone, I can select it and it shows as selected but my alarm on the watch s silent now.

I also noticed that I can see a list of 25 entries for sounds and sometimes I can see the second page showing the sounds above 25 but not always , so it is not easy to select the correct custom ringtone.

Is there somebody else with a Galaxy watch on WearOS 4 where you can really change the alarm tone?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Firecats:
Really great great toolset. Thank you so very much !!!! One question on the Auto optimization option. I used it on my watch and as far as I know it worked. The cmd ran through all my apps, thrid party and system, then it finished with "all done". My question is what exactly did it do to optimize performance ?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] bernarbernuli:
I don't know for sure what's going on, sorry, each model behaves differently in terms of notification sounds and I don't have that model, it looks like the alarm sounds have stopped working.

Optimize performance through the speed profile using the command "adb shell cmd package compile -m speed-profile -a". The truth is that in the tool already indicates this itself, there is no hidden optimization, type in Google the command, and you may get more information on this issue.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] JazonX:
Do we have any option to backup the watchfaces and restore them?

(The custom ones loaded via GearWatchStudio -- GWD / TPK files )
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] bernarbernuli:
Only watchface apk, not the customization.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] dick_vigarista:
"New way to pair and connect for Wear OS 3"

pls can you explain where is this fuction? I only found the force pairing feature that says it is wearOS 2 only.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] bernarbernuli:
It is explained in the initial post of the thread, section "Clarification on the new pairing procedure in Pixel Watch.".

It refers to the way to connect to the watch, some time ago it was not required to enter the port (it was always 5555).
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] dick_vigarista:
ow ok sorry for that, I have and Ticwatch 3 pro and jus got the update to wearOS 3.5, only problem is that I also have an Oppo Find X6 pro which has only the chinese rom, I have tried everything I could to pair this thing without any sucess, mobvoi health app wont work, wearos app wont work, even trying all shinanigans to try to bypass this nothing worked, do you have any idea if this is possible someway or will be possible on a future update of your tool to do this?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] bernarbernuli:
To pair your watch to your phone it is mandatory that your Mobvoi Health works on your phone, if you don't install it you will never be able to pair it. You need to do some research on that.

My tool cannot and will not be able to help you with that.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] mrtz.raw:
I want to connect my Galaxy Watch 4 over WIFI with my PC. But it just dont want to work. I have the right IP and Port but somehow it just wont work.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] bernarbernuli:
There can be several reasons, I will give you several solutions:

Make sure that only the clock is connected in developer mode (i.e. if for example, you have the phone connected via USB, unplug it). I think this is the reason because I see that you have already connected to that IP before, and you get an error when connecting.

Leave the port blank, do not enter the port number.

Check the watch to make sure the IP is correct.

Type "find" where you enter the IP address to suggest the IP, in case it has been changed.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] mrtz.raw:
Okay I will try that. But why are you saying Phone? The connection is only between my PC an my watch. Or do I need my phone? If so please explain my how to do it.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] bernarbernuli:
Exactly, only between your PC and the watch. Take my advice and disconnect the phone or other android device from the computer via USB, if you have one, and also disconnect another watch or other device you have connected via wireless debugging.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] mrtz.raw:
i tried it and it will not work. I cant enter the Pairing code the watch is showing me.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RacerX10:
I've been google'n for 2 days and haven't been able to find anything worthy of an upgrade from a Kaiser ..

My mom needs a pda/phone and she wants my trusty Kaiser, but unless I find something worth having she's not getting it.

The Touch HD looks fantastic .. but .. isn't coming to the US ?@#$@

Anybody know of something coming soon, available now I should be looking at ?

ATT Fuse doesn't look like any kind of an upgrade.

Thanks for your comments !

What I use the Kaiser for :

#1 Web Browsing

#2 VPN via PPTP to work network, and telnet to a as/400 machine from there

#3 Handful of WinMO apps that I use for various things (weather, poker blind timers, etc)

I occasionally talk on the phone too :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mikemorris:
hey man AT&T Fuze, it's called the Raphael on these forums, it's a sexy phone and has Opera 9.5 built in. and it can do everything the Tilt does minus some buttons and has a G-sensor

-Mike
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Junner2003:
Next to the KAISER I had the MWg ZINC II for a while. It had an incredible performance, much better than on the TYTN. However, there are 2 things I couldn't stand on that thing: no hardware softkeys underneath the screen and a weird keyboard with strangely arranged characters. Other than that it was a great device. I still would have gotten used to its keyboard but I couldn't stand the fact that it did not have any HW softkeys underneath the screen.

However, even though this seems to be an interesting question, I do believe that this thread is misplaced since you ask for something "that is not the KAISER"! :D

It might have been better placed in the GENERAL BOARD?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RacerX10:
I guess I could run over to ATT and look at one. It just doesn't look all that appealing at first glance. I see nothing on it other than a VGA screen vs the tilt, and I'm losing the "tilt" function that I've grown to enjoy.

I don't think I'll ever use a G-Sensor for anything. I have opera 9.5 on the Tilt.

Maybe I'll like it better in-person.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RacerX10:
I'm looking for opinions from current kaiser owners since they'll know what I'm replacing. I want something better than a kaiser. Only a kaiser owner would know what that is.

I never use my softkeys so I don't think losing them would be an issue.

I guess the Fuze might be an option but the screen on that thing looks smaller than a fuze. I want a BIGGER screen :(
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] nektoinphx:
Well, I upgraded from an 8525 to the Fuze, and am throughly dissapointed.

The screen is awesome, amount of memory is awesome, and the keyboard is awesome.

Everything else sucks. The hardware buttons at the bottom are extremely spotty. If you don't press the perfect spot, with the perfect amount of pressure, the device presses the wrong button for you.

http://http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=446246&highlight=hardware+buttons

I flashed to the Elite ROM, and that made things a little better in general, but the usability of the device is getting me down.

So I'm off to research the Tilt/Kaiser.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Lev00:
I looked for what's the next upgrade after the Tilt/Kaiser but didn't find anything worthy. I think much of this stems from just how significant the upgrade the Tilt/Kaiser was from it's previous models, the 8525 and 8125.

I looked at the Fuze but while it does have some additional features and speed, it's not the leap ahead that the Tilt/Kaiser was. The Touch HD which you already found is the only thing I also found that I'd consider a worthy successor. I thought of buying one and having it imported but from everything I read the radio won't work here in the USA.

So for now and the foreseeable future, I'm still on my Tilt.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RacerX10:
I think the radio works fine here, you just don't get 3G.

I'm not in a 3G area, so maybe I could overlook that. It seems like I tend to turn OFF 3G on those rare occasions when I am since it sucks the battery down so bad.

Touch HD looks very nice but maaaaaaaaan it's pricey !
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RacerX10:
Thanks for your comments .. this is exactly the kind of stuff I was looking for !
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RacerX10:
I think the hardware for a G1 looks good, too bad it's running android and not winmo.

It's got everything I want. Nice display size, hardware keyboard, 3G support

:(
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] maessen:
Nobody took a look at the Touch Pro(Raphael) or Sony X1 ?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mikemorris:
Touch Pro is the Fuze, which was mentioned in the first post.

Racer i would look in the Raphael Forum and see if the problems/complaints are going to affect you terribly, from what i gather i'll be happy with the upgrade.

Best of luck!

-Mike
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RacerX10:
Mentioned Touch Pro in first post (att fuze)

Not really much, if any, of an upgrade.

Sony X1 might be possible, but it's SOOOO darned expensive !
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] wshader:
Another option would be an unlocked Palm Treo Pro.... runs win 6.1, decent phone, same specs as the tilt I believe
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] trjons:
I'm returning mine as well. The D-pad is useless when surfing the net, the keyboard is really cramped compared to the Tilt, and button placement very odd.

The screen is amazing and the amount of RAM phenomenal, but it isn't quite as fast as I'd hope for and there just aren't enough programmable buttons to make it useful for me.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] burtcom:
When my ETEN Glowfiish M700 died I spent weeks debating -- do I spend $600 for a new Tytn II or do I go for broke and get a Touch Pro for $900?

In the end, while the features of the Pro sounded very nice, I decided I just better save some money and get the kaiser.

Very impressed with the Kaiser so far. Video slowness not-withstanding it is still much more responsive than the Eten. And there is certainly tons of help, software recommendations and more available on these very forums :)

I recently came into a little extra money, so I could get the Pro now if I wanted to. But I'm going to keep the Kaiser and wait to see what the WM7 machines look like next year -- or should I say in two years :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] P1Tater:
Perfectly happy with my Fuze. TF3D, VGA screen, abundant storage room, extremely fast and responsive, absolutely love the hardware KB (many more buttons without having to press the FN key) and more. Suffice it to say, I am extremely happy with my Fuze. Very much so.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RacerX10:
Guess I better just run over to ATT and play around with one (fuze). Maybe I'll like it better in person than I do in "spec sheet" :)

What phone did you trade from, P1Tater ?

Thanks !
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] P1Tater:
Tilt. Which I still have as a backup. Especially after my OIL fiasco.:)

EDIT:

Let me do say that the stock rom sucks. It is extremely slow and constantly lagging behind. I've flashed a new BlackStone radio and a custom rom and I absolutely love it. But let me emphasize, in the store, the Fuze is slow at best. It even has a ATT tab with all of their bloatware locked to that tab. However, NATF has already done a stock rom fixing most, if not all of the slow/laggy responsiveness. I have literally flashed every single rom already cooked for the Raphael/Fuze and found my favorite (today:D). This thing flies.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] scotchua:
I agree, i'm completely satisfied with my upgrade to the fuze as well.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] AthenaLod:
the tilting screen is the biggest thing stopping me from upgrading to the fuze/touch pro from from the tilt/kaiser! i can just lay the tilt on any surface and watch whatever I want! useful for typing too. and the tilt/kaiser is the only HTC product with this feature! talk unique!

so, for anyone who upgraded tilt to the fuze, don't you guys miss the tilting screen?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] P1Tater:
Not one bit. Honestly.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] denco7:
X1 is supposed to hit US stores on " black friday " very sleek, does everything but, some people hate the panels. Needs a good looking at though.

From a pure " lemmings doing what they are told " standpoint and for pure entertainment, can't beat an iphone. ipod ,youtube, brainless games and apps. The wife has one and loves it.( We're Mac people ) Wouldn't want to try to be productive on , one but it is a great bauble.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mech_supernova:
if you like your Kaiser so much you should just get another one for your mom, I love my Kaiser and I dont see my self trading up for a while especally if those drivers ever happin.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RacerX10:
That's starting to look like the best plan. I just don't see anything better out there :(
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] azuka:
If only the Touch HD tilts. Would have been a perfect replacement/upgrade to the Kaiser. But right now there is nothing out there that comes close. Hopefully one day HTC will make a real TYTN III that comes with all enhancements on the current Kaiser combined with those of the Touch HD.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Junner2003:
Damn, how much I I would give for a Windows Mobile 6.x device with the shape of the good old HP Jornada 720 rather than this slide-out keyboard crap! :D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] wshader:
Does it have an external screen or do you have to flip it open everytime to view the caller id?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] tiltdeez:
I'm also happy with my fuze. I upgraded from the tilt and never really used the tilt screen.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] anoano:
The ASUS P565 seems promising, details here http://www.asus.com/news_show.aspx?id=13428. I don't know about the availability.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Flying Kiwi:
Tilting screen does it for me

I'm with AthenaLod on this one. Whats the point of having a slide out keyboard if when you put it on the table in front of you (eg when on the train), you cant see whats on the screen. That would make it a hopeless device for typing emails, watching videos and using GPS, the three things that I use my TyTN II for the most. Yes you can hold the device to do these things and I often do when navigating on foot for example but thats for just a few minutes. No way would I want to have to hold it to watch a recorded TV program or ripped DVD (albeit with less than ideal video playback capability).

Thank you HTC for not offering a better successor for the TyTN II. My phone can actually grow old before it's retired (nearly 14 months now) :D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ajclai08:
I agree..unlike some other companies(Apple) HTC makes their devices unique and different from each other..even comparing old and new models..but not enough difference to kill one or the other..inless its the same type of phone like the Titan and kiaser. There will always be a reason to stick with your year old phone over the "upgrade". I dont think HTC intended this phone to replace the Kiaser...Only ATT thinks so ( for obvious money reasons) The Kiaser is one of the first HTC phones.. or phones period, to feature everything that PDA or smart phones absolutly need now..The Kiaser has Wifi, 3G+ data, GPS Chipset, more RAM, 12 front Keys(5 navigation keys, 5 programable keys, 2 softkeys) and 4 other side keys not including the scroll wheel.. the storage/sim card is easy to access on kiaser and qwerty keyboard with a 40 degree "tilting" screen..all negitives seem to carry over to the FUZE as well or most HTC phones for that matter.

The ATT Fuze isnt really considered a HTC PDA phone..even if it uses winmo pro... you can check the HTC site...the fuze is under their touch phone line and its more of a PDA/Touch Media phone hybrid..and lesss then a PDA power user the kiaser fills. Also..just because ATT believes this phone is the Tilt replacment...theres will always be people who believe having the phyiscal aspects of the TILT over the larger screen and slightly beefed up specs and G-sensor of the ATT fuze is a good enough reason to keep that 550$ or alot easier to wait for the that contract to come up.
[Nothing Phone 1] Toomuchzy9:
Any recommendations for a decent music player app?? The xperia music app isn't supported
[Nothing Phone 1] hemanth.k:
Try Musify
[Nothing Phone 1] Toomuchzy9:
Thank you
[Nothing Phone 1] Nyssa1104:
Jetaudio or Power Amp both extremely good audio player's.
[Nothing Phone 1] KB2VYZ:
Power Amp! Definitely has the most customization and sound out of all of the others.
[Nothing Phone 1] Deleted member 11872899:
Pulsar+
[Nothing Phone 1] Jbc00per:
Poweramp is the best hands down
[Nothing Phone 1] hemanth.k:
Well, if you are fine to purchase, nothing beats Poweramp
[Nothing Phone 1] Phantom-playR:
I like Stellio
[Nothing Phone 1] oreo_ice_cream:
Auxio on F-Droid is really good

ViMusic on F-Droid is also really good
[Nothing Phone 1] Rebel021:
Musicolet Highly recommended and free

PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE INSTALLING

1. This app plays only local audio files that you already have.

2. This app does not support music streaming or downloading
[Nothing Phone 1] Nephilim1985:
Poweramp ftw!!
[Nothing Phone 1] galaxys:
Hard to beat 🪘Poweramp!🎛️
[Nothing Phone 1] dexlemaffo:
Best one : AIMP // No ads, free and supports loseless music files (aiff, flac)