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Affichage des articles dont le libellé est Qualcomm. Afficher tous les articles

vendredi 6 février 2015

[Q] Build.Prop Qualcomm question topic






Hey there people of XDA! Umm, can someone explain to me what are these values?

debug.qualcomm.sns.hal
debug.qualcomm.sns.daemon
debug.qualcomm.sns.libsensor1

I've seen some builds with different inputs like =w, =1, =0, =i and the like. Thanks! :D






mardi 3 février 2015

[Q] [fast help needed] Qualcomm VS. Intel Atom - which one should I buy? topic






Hi there,

I have to decide between the TF303CL (Intel Atom Z3745) and the TF303K (Qualcomm 8064), while the latter would cost me 100 € less.

I really look forward for your replies, as I have to decide pretty fast :silly:

:highfive:






mercredi 28 janvier 2015

Anker 18W USB Wall Charger with Qualcomm® Quick Charge 2.0 Review topic








I was really excited to get this new wall charger from Anker. Amazon said it had the Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 standard, and would supposedly enable the Adaptive Quick charge in my Samsung Galaxy Note 4… so I was happy when I plugged this bad boy in a low and behold… it worked! The Adaptive Quick Charge message popped up on my phone screen!

There is not much to the packaging… just the adapter and a micro usb charging cable. When you plug it into your Note 4… the LED on the charger will turn green to indicate that the Adaptive Charge is working. If you plug it into any other device, you get a blue led light.

The charger is well made… it is plastic, but feels solid. It is small which makes it great for travel… just toss in on your carry-on. And the fact that it charges fast makes life easier when you are trying to top off at an airport.

Other phones that support the Qualcomm Quick Charge standard are: Samsung Galaxy Note 4 / Edge, Google Nexus 6, HTC One (M8), Sony Xperia Z3 / Z2, Motorola Moto X.

For the price of bucks, with the 19 month Anker warranty… this device is a no brainer!

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00Q88Q16K

Pros:
- Small size
- Qualcomm Quick Charge Technology
- Price
- Warranty

Cons:
- None noted!






dimanche 25 janvier 2015

imei changed using QPST Qualcomm config !! topic






so i bought my set secon handed d802 but when i checked its imei no it showed 15 digit no and then i checked it in
different sites to see what firmware i was using ...
https://imeidata.net/warranty/lg

when i checked it showed nothing there .... no result
when i try to update it showed "NOT REGISTERED YET"

i thought it was an faulty imei no
so i popped up the back cover and check the printed imei no on the back side ......
YEAH IT WAS DIFFERENT
i check that imei no ..in the website showed the right model :D
then i used the following method to change my imei number
I found this some where here in XDA which was triggered to restore imei no . I
used this to change my imei :D thanks who wrote those steps ...made some changes too

Make sure your LG G2 is running the stock LG firmware. If your phone does not have official firmware installed on it, restore it to stock first. You can easily do it by following our detailed tutorial.
Install the latest LG USB drivers on your computer: link is given below the thread
Now download the IMEI converter tool and unzip it: link is given below the thread
Download QPST (Qualcomm Product Support Tools) and unzip it: link is given below the thread
Open the QPST_2.7_378 and run the setup file to install it on your computer.
Enable USB debugging on your LG G2. You can find this option under Settings> Developer options. To enable Developer options on your device, follow the instructions given here.
Connect your device to the computer. And put it on PC suit mode note : port doesnot appear if it is in mtp pr ptp modes
Run QPST configuration and click on Ports tab. Click on Add new port option.
Your current port should show as COM4/5.
Select the port and click OK. The port should come up on active phones.
Select the phone and click the Software Download option from Start clients menu.
Now click on Backup tab. You should see your phone’s port.
Click on Start to initiate backup.
Now navigate to C:/ Program Files/ qualcomm/ qpst/bin folder.
Run RF_NV_Manager.
Click File> Read from phone. Your phone’s IMEI number should appear on number 550; NV_IMEI_I *the worng imei *
Click on item 550. You would see 9 fileds with the hex codes *wrong hex code or imei hex code*
Now run IMEI Converter.exe.
Now type your phone’s IMEI (which was in your back cover )in Enter IMEI field.
Then click on <Convert IMEI> button.
You should see 18 digits in groups of 9. *hex*
In RF_NV_Manager program, click on Hex by Write NV button.
In the 9 boxes, edit the numbers from IMEI converter starting from left to right . Type in first group of two numbers in the first field, then go to the next field and type in second 2 digits.
When you are done with doing this, click on Write NV option.
Then click File> Read from phone.
Item number 550 should appear now.
Disconnect the USB cable and reboot it.
Open phone’s dialer and dial *#06#. You should see your phone’s IMEI now.

Now check updates :D
credit goes to the one who wrote this orginally :D