A simple way to bypass frp lock (google lock) on nexus 6 is to force close emergency call by adding millions of numbers and symbols then when its force closed make a report it will direct u to feedback page, under the feedback spage it will appear a link to open google chrome, here comes magic, add any gmail and sign in normally when its done try to search an apk and download it from google play store. when it done restart ur phone and its unlocked. This method works on 5.1 and 5.1.1 versions
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samedi 3 octobre 2015
mercredi 30 septembre 2015
First time rooting. Own MOTOROLA DROID TURBO from Verizon. Help!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi,Im first time rooter and i have a problem to understand the whole story about this. I found all the step by step instructions how to root it to 5.1 lollipop(as much i understood i need to root it on kk and after to flash it to lollipop) but my concern is how to downgrade firmware from 21.21.15quark_verizon.en.us to firmware 21.44.12. so i can do a rooting after. I was digging all over internet especially on this forum and i couldn't find any instructions how to do it. I will need step by step about this. Please if there is anybody that can help me i would appreciate his help. Thank you
Need help for Motorola Moto X XT1052
I have a problem with my Moto X (XT1052) runing Lolipop 5.1. Last night it whent black screen, I was coping few pics from PC to phone via cable then it died. I can`t do a hard reset or wipe data/factory reset. my phone has the bootloader unlocked, but is not rooted.
my brother installed a team win recovery project v2.8.7.0 program few day ago , and now it is stucked in tis booting program. I live in Albania, and I bought the phone from a used phones shop. I talked to online chat support, but did not help me.
Can you help me with an System IMAGE so I can install it here?
my brother installed a team win recovery project v2.8.7.0 program few day ago , and now it is stucked in tis booting program. I live in Albania, and I bought the phone from a used phones shop. I talked to online chat support, but did not help me.
Can you help me with an System IMAGE so I can install it here?
mardi 29 septembre 2015
Hello and Help! motorola xoom 2 mz615 dead uk
Hello everyone, I have a problem with my tablet, a few days ago i was using the tablet before go to sleep, it was running perfect, i went to sleep and in the morning the tablet was totally dead, it does not light the charge led, only with small chargers and in the computer usb, but only for a few minutes, i took it to a repair shop and the guy said that he can not do anything because the firmware is damaged and motorola didn't make public those drivers, so guys i m begging for your help. thanks everyone and sorry for my crap english.
Note that I m a beginner, but with big hunger for lern
Note that I m a beginner, but with big hunger for lern
dimanche 27 septembre 2015
How I've Installed CyanogenMod on the Motorola RAZR HD (GSM) - the "xt925"
Disclaimers
- First of all: if you want to use clockwork or have the latest android releases, do yourself a favor and get a Nexus phone. Or, maybe, a OnePlus. In worst case scenario, go for freaking Samsung. Don't think Motorola, LG or anything else will make things easier. It won't.
- Well, I just spent a whole freaking day stuck in a few points which could have been made much simpler if there was a few points better explained in a lot of good other tutorials I've found along the way.
- But, at the same time, I honestly think writing in this forum is too dreadful (at least I could find no way to write with some markup). Only reason I'm doing this here is lack of a better place for good visibility positioning. In other words, so someone who might need this info can actually find it. Sorry if this offends anyone. It's about the same reason I believe in using eBay first to sell my used stuff instead of craiglist or dropbox. Most people who'd want "stuff" will look on eBay first.
- Here's the same guide in my "blog / forum" by the way.
A "bad guide", with no revisions
The main reference to me was, as one might expect, from cyanogen mod wiki.
The real steps needed are very similar:
1. Unlock device
2. Install recovery using fastboot
3. Wipe every single thing
4. Install CyanogenMod from recovery
All steps but 3 can be found on that wiki. Step 3 can actually become really big. Making it as clean as possible could be very complicated. Or very simple.
The most important thing is understanding the concepts of what's being done and knowing how long each step can actually take. Specially the ones that give no feedback. Such as that terrible horrible loading screen, which I've learned to hate. The "spinning CM robot" should appear for 1 or 2 minutes at most, but that's way too far from clear and that info is nowhere to be found.
I won't repeat the tutorial, rather I'll explain it and correct it.
Unlocking Device
This is for allowing your Razr to be tweaked. And it's not rooting the device as it may appear (being somewhat a newbie and not too interested in rooting, I've mixed up the concepts).
Other than this, the steps on the wiki are pretty clear and complete here, I don't see how anything could go wrong if you just follow it.
I've got no screen that would be more than a few seconds without a feedback.
Recovery and fastboot
This starts to present apparently minor issues.
It says to use Clockwork Mod but all newest files to download on the other wiki page itself already bring a Recovery Image. Now, CWM is well established and used, but the versions linked there didn't work on my device. Only the new Cyanogen Recovery works. And it's not as complete as, although I really appreciate the higher simplicity there. Anyway, in the end CWM is just not needed, a version I could find that loads can't install any ZIP and it ends up just holding back because it offers a lot of useless options.
And "Volume Down + Power" doesn't work to boot into recovery. At all. You need to hold Volume Up + Power, or some sort of combination from Vol Up & Down & Power. It's easier to just look for videos of how it's done. I can do it quickly most of the times using Vol Down & holding Power to boot into fastboot, and then just hold Vol Down and quickly hold power for 1 second, release, and keep holding Vol Up until a menu opens up in which you can choose to boot to Recovery (or back to Fastmode as well).
Those misleading things there held me back 1 hour at first... But the CWM really screwed me up big, wasting time trying to use it to fix stuff. It's just not enough. I guess.
Maybe, however, there's one thing it could prove to be important. Backing up. Install it for this, if you're worried about trying to recover data without using google's own backups, after android is installed. To me, that was more than enough.
I've got no screen that would be more than a half a minute without a feedback.
Wipe every single thing
`fastboot -w`. That's all that took me, although it did give errors and I still saw many warnings through the whole process, if only I knew this command before, it would have saved me 20 hours or so.
Maybe it was the sum of cleaning up stuff with CWM, but I doubt it.
I really don't want to get into more details here, right now.
I've got no screen that would be more than a few seconds without a feedback for anything I've done in this step.
Recovery for CM
You probably also want to install google apps. Just take the nano OpenGApps. And if you're trying to use CM stable and it bricks, just get the nightly build.
If you're lucky, installing with sideload should be enough. All those options are just means to getting the zip files into the device for recovery installation and if you'd only have to use sideload once it's perfect. Having to use it again eventually is a pain, because it doesn't save local copies on the device.
Another 2 options: You could also have a SD card to USB adapter, or use CWM mounting SD card and transfer everything through the USB cable.
The biggest missing information in this step, however, is this: the loading CM robot screen, which appears after you boot, when that wiki guide is over and it thinks "everything is fine". It should be not more than 2 minutes, from my experience.
But google says otherwise. You might be led to believe it could take many minutes, maybe as much as 10. Which can easily be extrapolated by "well, maybe it takes 15". Before you know it, you're easily wasting hours waiting for it.
So, there you go. Hope this might have been of any help to you! ;P
- First of all: if you want to use clockwork or have the latest android releases, do yourself a favor and get a Nexus phone. Or, maybe, a OnePlus. In worst case scenario, go for freaking Samsung. Don't think Motorola, LG or anything else will make things easier. It won't.
- Well, I just spent a whole freaking day stuck in a few points which could have been made much simpler if there was a few points better explained in a lot of good other tutorials I've found along the way.
- But, at the same time, I honestly think writing in this forum is too dreadful (at least I could find no way to write with some markup). Only reason I'm doing this here is lack of a better place for good visibility positioning. In other words, so someone who might need this info can actually find it. Sorry if this offends anyone. It's about the same reason I believe in using eBay first to sell my used stuff instead of craiglist or dropbox. Most people who'd want "stuff" will look on eBay first.
- Here's the same guide in my "blog / forum" by the way.
A "bad guide", with no revisions
The main reference to me was, as one might expect, from cyanogen mod wiki.
The real steps needed are very similar:
1. Unlock device
2. Install recovery using fastboot
3. Wipe every single thing
4. Install CyanogenMod from recovery
All steps but 3 can be found on that wiki. Step 3 can actually become really big. Making it as clean as possible could be very complicated. Or very simple.
The most important thing is understanding the concepts of what's being done and knowing how long each step can actually take. Specially the ones that give no feedback. Such as that terrible horrible loading screen, which I've learned to hate. The "spinning CM robot" should appear for 1 or 2 minutes at most, but that's way too far from clear and that info is nowhere to be found.
I won't repeat the tutorial, rather I'll explain it and correct it.
Unlocking Device
This is for allowing your Razr to be tweaked. And it's not rooting the device as it may appear (being somewhat a newbie and not too interested in rooting, I've mixed up the concepts).
Other than this, the steps on the wiki are pretty clear and complete here, I don't see how anything could go wrong if you just follow it.
I've got no screen that would be more than a few seconds without a feedback.
Recovery and fastboot
This starts to present apparently minor issues.
It says to use Clockwork Mod but all newest files to download on the other wiki page itself already bring a Recovery Image. Now, CWM is well established and used, but the versions linked there didn't work on my device. Only the new Cyanogen Recovery works. And it's not as complete as, although I really appreciate the higher simplicity there. Anyway, in the end CWM is just not needed, a version I could find that loads can't install any ZIP and it ends up just holding back because it offers a lot of useless options.
And "Volume Down + Power" doesn't work to boot into recovery. At all. You need to hold Volume Up + Power, or some sort of combination from Vol Up & Down & Power. It's easier to just look for videos of how it's done. I can do it quickly most of the times using Vol Down & holding Power to boot into fastboot, and then just hold Vol Down and quickly hold power for 1 second, release, and keep holding Vol Up until a menu opens up in which you can choose to boot to Recovery (or back to Fastmode as well).
Those misleading things there held me back 1 hour at first... But the CWM really screwed me up big, wasting time trying to use it to fix stuff. It's just not enough. I guess.
Maybe, however, there's one thing it could prove to be important. Backing up. Install it for this, if you're worried about trying to recover data without using google's own backups, after android is installed. To me, that was more than enough.
I've got no screen that would be more than a half a minute without a feedback.
Wipe every single thing
`fastboot -w`. That's all that took me, although it did give errors and I still saw many warnings through the whole process, if only I knew this command before, it would have saved me 20 hours or so.
Maybe it was the sum of cleaning up stuff with CWM, but I doubt it.
I really don't want to get into more details here, right now.
I've got no screen that would be more than a few seconds without a feedback for anything I've done in this step.
Recovery for CM
You probably also want to install google apps. Just take the nano OpenGApps. And if you're trying to use CM stable and it bricks, just get the nightly build.
If you're lucky, installing with sideload should be enough. All those options are just means to getting the zip files into the device for recovery installation and if you'd only have to use sideload once it's perfect. Having to use it again eventually is a pain, because it doesn't save local copies on the device.
Another 2 options: You could also have a SD card to USB adapter, or use CWM mounting SD card and transfer everything through the USB cable.
The biggest missing information in this step, however, is this: the loading CM robot screen, which appears after you boot, when that wiki guide is over and it thinks "everything is fine". It should be not more than 2 minutes, from my experience.
But google says otherwise. You might be led to believe it could take many minutes, maybe as much as 10. Which can easily be extrapolated by "well, maybe it takes 15". Before you know it, you're easily wasting hours waiting for it.
So, there you go. Hope this might have been of any help to you! ;P
samedi 26 septembre 2015
Will Motorola provide an update to Marshmallow?
Since some variants of Moto E still didn't get the 5.1 update, Do you think Motorola is planning to update directly to Marshmallow ? :confused:
Whole home control via Google Voice search and Motorola Premise
A few videos, there's others I'm going to post including the modules I've written to get everything to work together:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9heEhlxUr8
Inner-workings video that also demonstrates some neat things I'm doing with Tasker, KODI, Google Voice via OBi110:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqmC1gXqrR4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9heEhlxUr8
Inner-workings video that also demonstrates some neat things I'm doing with Tasker, KODI, Google Voice via OBi110:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqmC1gXqrR4
[SPECS] Motorola Droid Maxx Specifications
Hey all
This thread is for discussions on the hardware specifications and design features of the Motorola Droid Maxx. Released in August of 2013, this device has been around a while now, how do owners feel the hardware performs using newer applications and games?
Specifications:
Display - Super AMOLED, 5.0 inches, 720 x 1280 pixels (~294 ppi pixel density)
Chipset - Qualcomm Snapdragon S4Pro
CPU - Dual-core 1.7 GHz Krait
GPU - Adreno 320
RAM - 2 GB
Memory - 32 GB
Camera - 10 MP, 4320 x 2432 pixels, autofocus, LED flash
Secondary Camera - 2 MP
Sensors - Accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass, barometer
Connectivity - Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, Wi-Fi hotspot, DLNA, Bluetooth v4.0
Battery - 3500 mAh
Dimensions - 137.5 x 71.2 x 8.5 mm
Weight - 167 g
Color Availability - Black, High Gloss Red, Black with Chrome Accents
source: gsmarena
This thread is for discussions on the hardware specifications and design features of the Motorola Droid Maxx. Released in August of 2013, this device has been around a while now, how do owners feel the hardware performs using newer applications and games?
Specifications:
Display - Super AMOLED, 5.0 inches, 720 x 1280 pixels (~294 ppi pixel density)
Chipset - Qualcomm Snapdragon S4Pro
CPU - Dual-core 1.7 GHz Krait
GPU - Adreno 320
RAM - 2 GB
Memory - 32 GB
Camera - 10 MP, 4320 x 2432 pixels, autofocus, LED flash
Secondary Camera - 2 MP
Sensors - Accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass, barometer
Connectivity - Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, Wi-Fi hotspot, DLNA, Bluetooth v4.0
Battery - 3500 mAh
Dimensions - 137.5 x 71.2 x 8.5 mm
Weight - 167 g
Color Availability - Black, High Gloss Red, Black with Chrome Accents
source: gsmarena
[SPECS] Motorola Moto Maxx Specifications
Hi all
This thread is for discussions regarding the overall design features or hardware specifications of the Motorola Moto Maxx. Feel free to comment on performance compared with previous devices.
Specifications:
Display - OLED, 5.2 inches, 1440 x 2560 pixels (~565 ppi pixel density)
Chipset - Qualcomm Snapdragon 805
CPU - Quad-core 2.7 GHz Krait 450
GPU - Adreno 420
RAM - 3 GB
Memory - 64 GB
Camera - 21 MP, (5248 x 3936), autofocus, dual-LED flash
Secondary Camera - 2 MP
Sensors - Accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass
Connectivity - Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, Wi-Fi Direct, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot, Bluetooth v4.0
Battery - 3900 mAh
Dimensions - 143.5 x 73.3 x 8.3 - 11.2 mm
Weight - 176 g
Color Availability - Black Ballistic Nylon
source: gsmarena
This thread is for discussions regarding the overall design features or hardware specifications of the Motorola Moto Maxx. Feel free to comment on performance compared with previous devices.
Specifications:
Display - OLED, 5.2 inches, 1440 x 2560 pixels (~565 ppi pixel density)
Chipset - Qualcomm Snapdragon 805
CPU - Quad-core 2.7 GHz Krait 450
GPU - Adreno 420
RAM - 3 GB
Memory - 64 GB
Camera - 21 MP, (5248 x 3936), autofocus, dual-LED flash
Secondary Camera - 2 MP
Sensors - Accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass
Connectivity - Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, Wi-Fi Direct, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot, Bluetooth v4.0
Battery - 3900 mAh
Dimensions - 143.5 x 73.3 x 8.3 - 11.2 mm
Weight - 176 g
Color Availability - Black Ballistic Nylon
source: gsmarena
jeudi 24 septembre 2015
Motorola RAZR M stuck in boot loop
hi,
my razr m recently restarted and got into boot loop. i don't what i did, may be deleted some system app. now it won't go past motorola M logo. it stays on the logo for few seconds then a green strip splashes to top of screen and it restarts.
boot loader is locked so i have tried flashing stock rom with rsd lite. the flash is successful without errors, i even erased cache, userdata with flash but the problem is still there.
any help? :confused:
thanks
my razr m recently restarted and got into boot loop. i don't what i did, may be deleted some system app. now it won't go past motorola M logo. it stays on the logo for few seconds then a green strip splashes to top of screen and it restarts.
boot loader is locked so i have tried flashing stock rom with rsd lite. the flash is successful without errors, i even erased cache, userdata with flash but the problem is still there.
any help? :confused:
thanks
[ROM][otus][5.1.1][UNOFFICAL] Candy5 v3.8 for Motorola Moto E 2015 3G(otus)
This is Candy5. Built straight from CyanogenMod source with commits from a variety of different Sources/ROMS. We wanted to give the users a fun, fully customizable ROM.We aim to add more features as this project progresses.
Check us out on the web @The-Candy-Shop
@matthew0776 @mar5hal @gimmeitorilltell @BMP7777 @CyberScopes @Cuzz1369 @rc420head @Flashalot @Tr1gg3R84 @Venomtester @Darknites @Rapier @NexusPenguin @Alx31TLse @timmytim @Bx16 @Saatvik Shukla @abbychauhan
Disclaimer: We here at The CandyShop are not responsible for any bricks you may obtain. Please follow the thread rules and steps and everything will be gravy. Remember, backing up before flashing is always recommended.
Features List can be found in post #2
Changelog can be found in post #3
Steps:
- Download Candy5.zip
- Download 5.1.+ Gapps (optional)
- Place Candy5.zip on phones memory or SD card
- Boot into recovery (either twrp or cwm)
- Full wipe (Dalvik Cache, Cache, System, Factory Data Reset)
- Flash Candy5.zip
- Flash Gapps
- Reboot and Enjoi
*Candy5
-Ever download the most recent release of Candy ;)
* Gapps
Or use 5.1.1 Gapps of choice
* SuperSU
Please give first boot a good few minutes.
Candy5 is in early stages and will inherit CyanogenMod bugs and issues. But some we have resolved ourselves.
The base has been tested and passed most users needs for a Daily Driver.
Special thanks to CyanogenMod, SlimRoms,for making their source open.
Sources:
CyanogenMod
SlimRoms
LiquidSmooth
Download
Device specific source - Device
Kernel
Vendor
XDA:DevDB Information
Candy5 3.8 UNOFFICIAL for Motorola Moto E 2015 3G(otus), ROM for the Moto E 2015
Contributors
Krizthian
ROM OS Version: 5.1.x Lollipop
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
Based On: CyanogenMod
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2015-09-25
Last Updated 2015-09-24
[ICON] Motorola Logo Collection for Personal Use Only
Hey everyone --
I was so used to using the Nexus "X" logo as my applications drawer icon on my Nexus 4 and 5 that I didn't think twice about also using the OnePlus logo as that phone's app drawer icon. However, I couldn't find a version that was translucent. So I created one, plus one, plus one... eventually creating more than what I originally intended. I have now done the same thing, creating some translucent icons (in defiance of Material style guidelines!) for the Moto X Pure. Of course, the icon designs are undoubtedly owned by Motorola, or Google, or Lenovo...? and are for personal use only. Also known as more free branding on people's already-branded phones. Nonetheless, I hope this will save some folks the time and effort if they want to use these as icons, as their custom launchers (like Nova or Apex) permit.
Some screenshots are included in the second post to give you an idea what I'm talking about...
Please note that these files are in the .png format -- that's because transparency is supported in that format far more easily than .jpg. My trial and error indicates that they have to remain in .png format to remain transparent...
Have fun!
Changelog:
2015-09-24 -- Initial set is up!
Icons are as follows:
WhiteM, translucentM, clearM, greyMcoloredcircle, translucentMcoloredcircle, greyMcolooredcircle, translbackgrnd
I was so used to using the Nexus "X" logo as my applications drawer icon on my Nexus 4 and 5 that I didn't think twice about also using the OnePlus logo as that phone's app drawer icon. However, I couldn't find a version that was translucent. So I created one, plus one, plus one... eventually creating more than what I originally intended. I have now done the same thing, creating some translucent icons (in defiance of Material style guidelines!) for the Moto X Pure. Of course, the icon designs are undoubtedly owned by Motorola, or Google, or Lenovo...? and are for personal use only. Also known as more free branding on people's already-branded phones. Nonetheless, I hope this will save some folks the time and effort if they want to use these as icons, as their custom launchers (like Nova or Apex) permit.
Some screenshots are included in the second post to give you an idea what I'm talking about...
Please note that these files are in the .png format -- that's because transparency is supported in that format far more easily than .jpg. My trial and error indicates that they have to remain in .png format to remain transparent...
Have fun!
Changelog:
2015-09-24 -- Initial set is up!
Icons are as follows:
WhiteM, translucentM, clearM, greyMcoloredcircle, translucentMcoloredcircle, greyMcolooredcircle, translbackgrnd
mercredi 23 septembre 2015
Motorola Camera on Custom ROM's?
Well I really do like the motorola camera app because of how simple it is, and after a quick search in google I found out that it was possible to have it on custom ROM's in last year Moto E and Moto G, as I didn't saw anything about moto E 2015 on that thread I came here to ask if anyone has tried this yet?
Here is the link to the thread so you guy's can check it out also : link
Here is the link to the thread so you guy's can check it out also : link
Motorola Moto G (2015) bugs
Hi!
I have a third generation Motorola Moto G with 1 GB RAM. I bought it a few days ago, it's brand new, original Android 5.1.1 is on the phone.
The phone has some problems:
- sometimes SwiftKey doesn't react when I start writing... and it might take several minutes
- occasionally when I quit from somewhere, the phone freezes, it takes few seconds, then restart
- I don't get notifications when I get new messages in Messenger (I think it's not the phone's fault, Messenger has same bugs on other phones)
- when the Sleeping mode ends, the phone keep in quiet mode, and the alarm clock don't ring
I tried lots of things, but the phone has the same problems.
I hope you can solve my problems.
Thanks!
I have a third generation Motorola Moto G with 1 GB RAM. I bought it a few days ago, it's brand new, original Android 5.1.1 is on the phone.
The phone has some problems:
- sometimes SwiftKey doesn't react when I start writing... and it might take several minutes
- occasionally when I quit from somewhere, the phone freezes, it takes few seconds, then restart
- I don't get notifications when I get new messages in Messenger (I think it's not the phone's fault, Messenger has same bugs on other phones)
- when the Sleeping mode ends, the phone keep in quiet mode, and the alarm clock don't ring
I tried lots of things, but the phone has the same problems.
I hope you can solve my problems.
Thanks!
Motorola "TurboPower" quick charger
Any cheaper or better alternatives to it? It has to be bought separately since it is not included in the box.
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