Switching between home screens

In my Tab 4 10.1, when there was android v 4.4 there was one very handy functionality.
When you were on one of home screens and touched the side of the screen it was scrolling to next screen without a need of sliding through the screen.
After update to 5.0.2 the function is gone. Is there any way of bringing it back?
It is still working in app drawer though...

Stock firmware, no root.

CEC Turning on TV and switching Input not working

When i casted something before it used to turn my tv on and switch it the input of the chromecast automatically, now for some reason it doesnt. Ive factory reset both my tv and chromecast. The Chromecast is white when tv is off and plugged into a power outlet. CEC is turn on and plugged into HDMI 1. Any suggestions

Hard switching to Hydrogen OS

Is it possible to hard switch OS as it was on OPO with COLOR OS?
Like you flash the system, userspace and all the stuff through fastboot?
If yes can someone provide the files?

Wifi to Mobile Data Switching Issues on 5.1.1

Since updating to 5.1.1 (Stock, clean install, UB) I have connection issues. Usually happens when switching wifi off or leaving a wifi conected zone, mobile data does not switch on most of the time or it takes a long time to turn itself on. As far as I have read it seems to be a 5.1.1 bug ( see https://productforums.google.com/for...us/o-UyGECxh2k )

Does anyone happen to know a fix?? Has anyone had a similñar issue on Xperia Z?

yureka not switching on after manual update

guiees ...... i am really troubled with this problem ..
i updated my yureka and it was working fine but till the time i didnt reboot it..
when i rebooted it, it is not showing the bootanimation and further screens..
i tried to enter recovery mode it is also not being shown...
pls help...

Switching off on its own - the phone doesn't work again after stand by

Hi together

I have the following problem:
When the phone goes to standby-mode, after about 1 minute in standby mode, the phone switch off of its own, i habe tried all the Rom's, now i have installed Eragon 2.5, and the problem is still there :eek:

thanks for helping

Dani

TWRP manager boot is blinking while switching the phone

after installing cyanogen i found that my phone's internal memory was full. So i decided to format my phone's internal memory. i formatted it from settings page from "Back up and reset" i erase internal storage then after it was rebooting. After that teamwin label is now blinking and nothing is happening. The phone is now like dead. idk how to install a new rom while there isn't any way to open TWRP recovery mode or stock recovery mode. I really appreciate that you replied my text but i need a solution and please bro can you make a tutorial or something that can bring my phone back to working condition?.. :( :confused:

Switching open apps

Using Android 5

When switching apps from one to another, the one being switched to reloads.
Is it possible to stop this from happening?
I want the app I switch to, to be in the same state it was at the time I switched away from it.
No reloading, unless I explicitly tell it to reload.

Please help. Thanks! :)

Cannot remove old gapps package after switching to omni rom nightly w/android 5.1

I have an asus tf300t. I managed to update from the final version of omni rom with android 4.4 to the latest nightly (8/27/2015) but the gapps package for android 4.4 is still flashed. I downloaded the package for android 5.1, wiped the system partition with twrp, and then reflashed the rom. (I did not wipe the data partition and internal storage.) After that I tried to flash the new gapps package but there was "insufficient storage in system partition." I rebooted the tablet and the old gapps package was still on it. How can I remove it without wiping the data partition and internal storage?

fast tab switching on smartphone

Is there a smartphone (any OS) that can hold 20+ (or at least more than 5) tabs in a web browser at the same time, so that you can switch between them instantly, land at the same position and without a tab having to be redrawn from cache (even when you come back after a long time or even a reboot)? I think I've read somewhere, that on Android this is not possible, but I was thinking that it might be with 3gb of Ram like in a Galaxy S6.

Switching to FI with rooted Nexus 6

I have an unlocked, rooted (Chainfire SuperSU) Nexus 6 running LMY48I with TWRP as recovery. Today, my Google FI SIM card is arriving in the mail. I would like to do the following:

* Switch to LVY48E (5.1.1 for FI)
* Ensure the resulting ROM is rooted
* Avoid losing existing apps and settings

My plan is to perform the following in order:

* Download LVY48E (shamu-lvy48e) from the Google factory images site to my laptop
* Boot to bootloader
* Flash the radio.img with fastboot
* Reboot to bootloader
* Flash the boot.img with fastboot
* Reboot to bootloader
* Clear the caches with fastboot
* Flash system.img with mfastboot (have had problems with large files previously)
* Flash cache.img with fastboot
* Power down
* Insert new FI SIM card
* Boot normally
* Reboot to TWRP recovery
* Root the device with TWRP
* Reboot normally (all done)

In the steps above, I am not flashing recovery.img (to maintain TWRP) and not flashing userdata.img (to keep my existing apps and settings).

Does the above sound like a sensible plan of attack? Am I inserting the SIM card at the right point? There was information on other forum posts about allowing the phone to boot normally once without using TWRP to root so the system partition is set up properly and then rooting on the next boot. Is that right? And finally, TWRP has previously given me an option to fix the system partition after I have flashed prior factory images. Should I allow it to do that? What is it fixing?

Much obliged, looking forward to enjoying a Nexus with FI! And thanks to XDA for such a great resource and for all the time everyone has put into making these flashes a less intimidating process for novices like me.

- Saschter

[Guide][Project Fi]Install custom roms with network switching (T-Mobile / Sprint)

After many hours of testing, here it is.

Code:

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Your warranty is now void. 
I am not responsible for anything that may happen to your device as a result of this!

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Install custom roms and use Project Fi network with network switching.
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Q: What does this mean? A: This means you'll be able to flash custom roms, use the Fi Network, in addition to choosing if you want to be on T-Mobile or Sprint.

Code:

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What is required:
*Nexus 6
*Project Fi sim card
*Access to a computer
*ADB and fastboot installed
*Time and patience

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Lets get to it...(Skip steps if they already apply to you.)
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Unlock your bootloader

1. Enable “Developer options” by tapping 5 or 6 times on the Build number in Settings>About phone.
2. Hit back once and choose Developer options; check the box for USB debugging.
3. While in there, also check the box for “Enable OEM unlock.”
4. Plug your phone into your computer.
5. You’ll need to give it USB debugging access through a pop-up (don’t forget to check the box).
6. Once you have given your computer debugging access, it’s time for commands.
7. Open a command prompt from within the Platform-tools SDK folder where your adb and fastboot files are.
8. Type the following command: "adb reboot bootloader"
10. A bootloader unlock confirmation page will appear. Tap Volume Up to highlight “Yes,” and Power to select it.
11. Your phone’s bootloader will now be unlocked. Shouldn’t take more than a minute or two.
12. Once finished, you should be on the boot screen showing “Start.” Press Power to reboot your phone.
13. During reboot, your phone will go through a factory reset.
14. Once it boots back up, you are done. If everything went correctly, you should see an unlock icon during boot.
15. Activate your sim card.
THANK YOU DROIDLIFE FOR THESE DIRECTIONS http://www.droid-life.com/2014/11/21...-6-bootloader/

Download and Install Project Fi's specific factory image

1. Navigate your web browser to https://developers.google.com/androi...s/images?hl=en
2. Click on "Link" where it says 5.1.1 "(For Project Fi ONLY) (LVY48E)", this will download the factory image.
3. After it has downloaded, navigate to your downloads folder. Right click on shamu-lvy48e-factory-5e7c69da.tgz and extract.
4. Navigate to the newly created "shamu-lvy48e-factory-5e7c69da" folder.
5. Right click and extract "shamu-lvy48e-factory-5e7c69da.tar".
6. Navigate to the newly created "shamu-lvy48e-factory-5e7c69da" folder.
7. Click on "shamu-lvy48e".
8. Right click and extract "image-shamu-lvy48e"
Alright, everything is extracted and you are ready to flash!
10. Run the following commands.

Code:

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fastboot flash bootloader C:/image-shamu-XXXXXX/bootloader.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash radio C:/image-shamu-XXXXXX/radio.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash system C:/image-shamu-XXXXXX/system.img
fastboot flash userdata C:/image-shamu-XXXXXX/userdata.img
(Note: this command will wipe your device (including /sdcard), EVEN if your bootloader is already unlocked.)

fastboot flash boot C:/image-shamu-XXXXXX/boot.img
fastboot flash recovery C:/image-shamu-XXXXXX/recovery.img
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash cache C:/image-shamu-XXXXXX/cache.img

- After everything finished, select "Recovery" using the volume buttons.

- When a small Android appears, press Power Button + Volume UP.

- Select "Wipe data/factory data reset"

- Reboot. You're now on the Project Fi Factory Image.
Thank you @Mr hOaX and other contributors for your guide on flashing factory images http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexu...shamu-t2954008

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Download and install TWRP and root

1. Navigate to https://dl.twrp.me/shamu/
2. Click the latest TWRP file. In my case it is "twrp-2.8.7.1-shamu.img"
3. Navigate to https://download.chainfire.eu/696/Su...erSU-v2.46.zip
4. Download the latest SuperSu.zip
5. Place the SuperSu.zip on the root of your device storage.
6. Reboot to bootloader.
7. Run the command "fastboot flash recovery twrp-2.8.7.1-shamu.img
8. You now have a custom recovery.
9. Run the command "fastboot reboot recovery
10. Flash the latest SuperSu.zip that you placed on the root of internal storage.
11. Congratulations you're now rooted with a custom recovery!

Download and install MultiRom

1. Navigate to http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexu...tirom-t3074529
2. Follow the instructions provided by @Tasssadar (Make sure to install the 5.1.1 kernal patch)
3. Come back here after everything is completed.

Donate to me!

I KNOW THIS SEEMS MEAN TO STOP NOW BUT I HAVE BEEN UP FOR HOURS WORKING ON THIS AND I HAVE TO SLEEP OR ELSE I WONT BE ABLE TO FUNCTION, I WILL FINISH IT BY 9PM EST 8/26 - HARRY44