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• Droid Turbo on T-Mobile

  I recently left Verizon and my Droid Turbo for T-Mobile. I did it for having better relationships within the Canada. I had to overcome a few problems, including the definition of my name of the Access Point to one for T-Mobile. My question is this... There are a lot of Apps "Verizon" pre-installed on the device, those who safely disable/uninstall to remove as many "Verizon" can I whithout causing problems?

  I recently had a security (from Verizon) update for this phone. This makes me wonder if I should delete anything "Verizon" at all. My thought here, is that the only possibility I should get Marshmallow, thanks to an update from Verizon, just as I have with the recent update.

  Is there someone else on this forum who has experience, moving to T-Mobile with this device?

  Thank you!

  I actually had no problem with my Turbo on T-Mobile with updates with the last update of security and Lollipop. With regard to applications from Verizon, I've pretty much all the people with disabilities with the exception of voice mail (don't).

• Bootloader unlock eligibility

  Which versions or varients of the new Moto G (2014) will get the bootloader unlock?

  Bootloader is unlockable on all Moto G 2nd GEN unless a service provider requests otherwise.

  Mark

  Forums Manager

• Using Droid Turbo as a TV remote control

  Did someone using their Droid Turbo as a remote control for their TV? If so, what App do you use, and how does it work?

  Thank you

  I do not think that the turbo has an IR blaster, so it does not work like a TV remote in this case.

• Transfer data from Droid Maxx Droid Turbo

  Hello

  My new Droid Turbo arrives Monday. How can I transfer all of my Droid Maxx above my new Droid Turbo? Is there a simple way to do this? Thank you all!

  To migrate from Motorola app should be able to help with that. It is designed to transfer data from one phone to the other. It seems simple enough to set up & use.

• Droid Turbo could not connect the Cisco access point

  Greetings.

  Since the upgrade to a droid turbo, I was unable to connect to the network without wire of my work. I work in the it Department, but my experience with Cisco technologies and wireless is limited, so I tried to understand why. My previous bike x worked fine. We have a network of all the access points managed by a controller Cisco 4402 running version 7.0.98 of the BONES. I was able to connect to another wireless network that I could meet outside of work, and I am able to connect to the network of my work if I connect it is unsecured guest SSID. Only connections to our 4 secure networks fail. The controller reports that my phone cannot all simply to authenticate. The controller is configured for WPA2 / AES using a key 284 on the particular network, that I am trying to connect. I entered this key manually both via copy and paste. As far as my phone goes, I only tried to withdraw and time networks like tent to start it in safe mode without success. I read on various forums android that maybe it's a problem related to Kit Kat and this kind of problem has appeared on other handsets from other manufacturers, but nothing definite.

  Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

  -Josh

  Let me direct you to two other discussions here on the Droid Turbo forum and the other from Cisco which may help.

  Unable to connect to company wifi

  https://forums.Motorola.com/posts/af633eb3e4

  DROID WiFi Turbo questions

  https://forums.Motorola.com/posts/06a2f3c5ca

  Connectivity issues with Cisco and Moto X (Gen 2) allowed RMC controllers (probably related)

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/discussion/12331486/connectivity-issues-Cisco-controllers-and-PMF-enabled-Moto-x-Gen-2

  I hope this helps!

• I missed something on my Droid Turbo?

  I got my Droid Turbo less than a week. I only had to load it 3 times. I'll wait until he gets to 10%, to plug my charger and it took 1,5-2 hours to load 100%.15 minutes?

  Nope... don't lack anything at all... advertising for the turbo charger is that you can get 8 hours of charging in the time of 15 minutes... not 100%

• The Motorola bootloader, unlock site is broken

  Several people have commented on various forums that Moto X phones that should be allowed to have the unlocked bootloader are not able to at the moment. This includes me with a Moto X of Rogers.

  Motorola - please fix the bootloader unlock Web site!

• Xperia Z Bootloader unlock - No.

  I want to unlock Bootloader on my Xperia Z, but I do not have that will work because in the configuration, it is written that Bootloader unlock is not allowed. Any way to change the authorization without flashing another firmware?

  Sony Xperia Z (C6603), android 5.1.1 with demi-racine (I've rooted it, but I did not update the binaries of SU)

  Can't do it, your carrier/network asked to be blocked and the only way to change that is to replace the motherboard, which will cost you almost the same as a new phone.

• Snafu at the Bootloader unlock in Xperia Ray

  Dear friends,

  I read all the discussions, blog & forum to unlock the bootloader... After try was long I found a few tools to unlock.

  But it does not work...

  See the screenshot below & help to proceed forward :/

  

  Now I become expert in bootloader unlock

• BOOTLOADER UNLOCK BUT CCP and KNEW is also detect is the model of phone (Neo V)

  One of my friends unlocked bootloader on an informal basis. Now he custom ROM installation to sound and wish.

  The most remarkable thing is that CCP and is also the detection model of phone (Neo V). It is download official rome in SUS and the CCP.

  Additional after dialing * #* #7378423 #* #*... he gets... Bootloader unlock license says Yes.

  How is that possible?

  There are a few informal ways in which DRM files are not lost after unlocking the bootloader.

  But free informally is not that easy, you may brick your device at all times if something goes wrong

• I WANT my Xperia Z to BE open-source (bootloader unlock allowed = no) HOW to fix!

  Dear Sony, I'm about to start swearing and screaming and running around my apartment. Here's the thing: I live in Russia, and I bought my Xperia from Z via Internet. As I found out, my phone is from England, but it IS unlocked and works with ANY operator in the world, for example, T-Mobile, Movistar etc. So, I tried to install AOSPS on my device. But, what do you think, bootloader unlock aloowed is no. I ask a SIMPLE question: how the hell am I supposed to use the open program source if my unlocked phone is actually INCREDIBLY locked? I've heard of the mysterious unlock codes, so I want one of them, because I bought a $ 1,000 phone, hoping to get the best Android device, when locking the bootloader ruined my plans. Thanks in advance, dear Sony.

  Unfortunately, even if the handset is not locked to a network it still seems that your device has been made for a particular network, who chose to have the unlockable bootloader. Unfortunately there is no way to change this.

• Bootloader unlock allowed: No.... SONY fix it, please!

  Hello!

  First of all, sorry for my bad English. I have not found another forum where to ask this question.

  Apparently, the Spanish carrier Movistar and Sony have reached an agreement whereby, we provide a way to allow unlocking bootloader (which is not the same thing to "unlock the bootloader". We want our mobile says: "Bootloader unlock allowed: Yes").

  The problem is that Sony does not provide the solution to contact them by e-mail, as indicated by their community manager in his official of Movistar support forum.

  If Sony is a reputable company, I wonder if they think that to solve this problem, or they will follow the footsteps of others such as HTC, making excuses for not responding to the request of several users.

  A welcome message.

  Hi all

  I've confirmed that if you get your SIM card unlock code of Movistar, you can contact our office (+ 34 902 88 22 50) and they will work with you to make the Arragement with them to have a technician unlock the bootloader. The boot loader must be unlocked by a technician, it can be done via the PC, etc.

  It's something local office knows and will treat for you if you meet the criteria above.

• Status of rooting > Bootloader unlock allowed? > Not: why?

  If like many people I would like to customize my phone with a different stock imageto. I have done before with the HTC phones and earlier this year, which is set to update for the Xperia Z2, with the intention of flashing when a stable version is out of cyanogen.

  Finally got around to do this and after some confusion between twenty minutes trying to get in fastboot, I learn that on his page of service his status of rooting, bootloader unlock is not allowed.

  I read that this is not the case for all Z2s, that must be met, as otherwise there would be none built for her.

  What I would like to know is two things.

  (1) why it is not on my phone?

  (2) is it what can I do about it?

  Hello and welcome to the community! Since you are new, please make sure that you have checked our Forum.

  Often, when the State says no, it is because the phone is locked to an operator. Thus, the phone has specific customization that does not allow this. If the State says no, it is not possible to unlock the bootloader.

• Droid Turbo

  I ordered my Turbo Droid through Verizon Wireless last night, black, 32 GB and should arrive on Monday. I'll be sure to write my comment here!