Samsung 12.2 and Samsung Gear Fit! Great Couple

Works great. You can get notifications directly to your gear fit, and also you could control music player and volume! I really liked.

12.2 is too big sometimes and it's not much portable as the other tablets.

Counting feeds, raitng heart and ect. They are great couple!

Phone not staying in flashmode (possibly just for a couple of seconds)

I managed to delete my system files (through TWRP). Thus I've been trying to flash my phone with the stock firmware (have been using the [Guide for NOOBS] for it), though after I connect the phone to enter flash mode (when flashtool asks for it) while holding the volume down button the green led turns on, flashtool doesn't says anything, and then the green led turns off, and then I see the Sony logo followed by TWRP.

I'm using the Xperia Flashing tool version 0.9.18.6 (by Androxyde), in the newer version I couldn't get it to 'see' the .ftf inside the app.
Quitting ADB nor using the 32bits instead of the 64bits version have helped.

Does anyone know a solution to this? :confused:

Thinking of buying it - a couple of questions

I was always a dual user of both iOS and Android, but when the iPhone 6 came out, I decided to opt for the iPhone 6 Plus and use it primarily and gave my HTC M8 to my mother. I must say I had an amazing experience with HTC, using both the M7 and M8 consecutively. Recently I've been experiencing issues with the iPhone and the 6S does not really interest me, so I was thinking of going back to Android. The options I am looking at are the S7 Edge and HTC 10.

Since I've had a great experience with HTC, I thought I would go for the 10 but I read a lot of mixed reviews about it and from the looks department, it looks really similar to my M8 so it won't feel much different, and I believe HTC Sense has not been overhauled recently so it's going to feel almost exactly the same. I had horrible experiences with both the Galaxy S3 and S5, the latter being the WORST device I've ever used in my life (and I've used so many), which is why I am scared about going for the S7 Edge.

My experience with the S5 started well, but gradually kept getting worse and worse until it was time to give it up - it had the Exynos (not sure of the spelling) processor, so perhaps that is why? But I've always found TouchWiz to be quite laggy compared to stock Android, for example. I have read good reviews about the S7 Edge, however, and I have a couple of questions before going ahead and buying it:

1) How is TouchWiz nowadays? Is it smooth and snappy or would I need install custom ROMs and such? I really love custom ROMs and changing it up every now and then so I won't have problems with that.

2) Is there a noticeable difference between the Snapdragon and the Exynos? On the S5, the latter was NOT supported by developers at all, so it is the same case here or not?

3) Samsung seems to have many variants of the S7, but to my understanding there are two S7 Edge variants, one with a dual-sim (DUOS) and one with just one, so is that true? And if so, are they both supported by developers or just one of them?

4) How is your overall experience with the device so far? And is the S8 possibly coming out soon? I wouldn't mind waiting if it's going to be released very soon.

Thank you for your time.

p.s. I recently purchased a Moto 360 2nd gen smart watch which I absolutely watch and is one of the main reasons I want an Android device because its iOS support is horrendous; is the S7 Edge compatible with the Moto 360 fine? Or is the dependability solely relying on the Android Wear app itself rather than the actual device?

A couple of questions

Hey guys,

So, I'm seriously considering the MI5 but there are a few things that I'd like to clear up before I commit. First off, before going on the various forums on the net I pretty much had no clue how many bloody problems this phone seems to have. This whole forum is almost literally filled to the brim with various horror stories and such. Is this just bad luck/can at least a few people verify they have used their MI5 for at least 2-3 months with NO ISSUES WHATSOEVER? You know, like you would expect from any (esp. flagship) phone?

For the second question.. I was told that initially the low light performance of the camera was incredibly crap (well, for 2016 standards anyway) but that the updates since have actually made the low light camera even better than the S6 (which I find hard to believe 2.0 vs 1.9 but whatever). Anyways, can anyone here (with one of those handily happily working mi5's with no issues :D) post some night time photography samples you've captured recently, and tell me more about it? The reason I'm asking both these questions is that I have the option of spending about 40e more for a pretty much brand new LG G5 with an additional camera friend (not that important, but hey, nice) or buying a new MI5. In both cases I really don't feel like I'm going to get much of a warranty.. I really do like the design of the MI5 way more, price too, but if the night time camera is still crappy and the phone is a total gamble on whether it will brick any or all of its parts at any given time, then I'm definitely going the LG route :)

Thanks in advance!

i have successfully rooted the J700T1 model! now i have a couple of questions?

have successfully rooted the samsung j7 ! model# J700T1 yayyyy


thanks to paco_1 and his tutorial found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/gala...-2016-t3398939

now i have found this cool app called FlashFire by Chainfire


you can use this app from the play store to install custom roms without a custom recovery

video proof https://youtu.be/p0q0ytHkzoI

would we be able to flash the custom rom cm13 on the J700T1 with this flashfire app?