[ROM] [5.0.2] NuSenSeveN | Sense 7.0 | v4.02

Chia sẻ với mọi người rom cho j one :
[ROM] [5.0.2] NuSenSeveN | Sense 7.0 | v4.02
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> Backup bản rom hiện tại đang dùng qua recovery
> Sử dụng recovery 2.8.6.0 để úp
> vào recovery , chọn wipe -> advanced wipe -> chọn system, data, cache, dalvik cache. rồi kéo thanh swipe to wipe
> trở lại màn hình chính của recovery chọn install
> chọn đến file rom NuSenSeveN-LP-m7wlj-gsm_v4.02_new -> swipe to confirm flash
> sẽ vào trình cài đặt Aroma, những tùy chọn trong đó nếu rõ thì chọn - chưa rõ thì cứ next, next..
> reboot , ( quá trình boot có thể lâu -> hãy kiên nhẫn chờ )
Xong
Thanks to : Santod040, Edaoke
Lưu ý : để dùng 3g thì các bạn phải cài tay nhé, cũng rất dễ, các bạn tìm trên gg phần apn của nhà mạng mà các bạn đang dùng, mình dùng mobifone nên set như sau :
> vào cài đặt > dữ liệu di động > tên điểm truy cập (APN) > chọn dấu : trên góc phải > chọn APN mới > tên : mobifone , APN : m-wap , tên truy cập : mms , mật khẩu : mms > các mục khác thì để trống , lưu lại .Xong
Bạn nào sau khi úp mà bị boot vào lại recovery thì flash tiếp cái file boot ( link cuối bên dưới)
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Link tải rom : 
https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21ANN0VQfYagqtzrc&cid=1C17977C476B0E5C&id=1C17977C476B0E5C%21359&parId=1C17977C476B0E5C%21355&action=locate
MD5 : 70886002d1ee3619c680edb750710dcc
Link tải boot : https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21AM0UNuKF-RdG0Z4&cid=1C17977C476B0E5C&id=1C17977C476B0E5C%21358&parId=1C17977C476B0E5C%21355&action=locate
Link Recovery 2.8.6.0 : https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21ANJFItzBA51WJBw&cid=1C17977C476B0E5C&id=1C17977C476B0E5C%21357&parId=1C17977C476B0E5C%21355&action=locate

Tap. Pay. UK.

Android users in the UK are already enjoying many great features of Android from Google Photos to Google Play, and in the next few months Android smartphones will become even more useful with the launch of Android Pay. We’re bringing together payment networks, banks and retailers to help you pay simply and securely.

Android Pay will support MasterCard and Visa credit and debit cards from many of the UK’s major financial institutions — including Bank of Scotland, First Direct, Halifax, HSBC, Lloyds Bank, M&S Bank, MBNA and Nationwide Building Society — with new banks being added all the time.

You will be able to use Android Pay everywhere contactless payments are accepted, including your favorite places at which to shop and eat every day, such as Boots, Costa Coffee, Waitrose, and more. You can also tap and pay as you go across London on the Tube, buses and trains, using Android Pay with Transport for London (TfL).

Android Pay will help you speed through checkout within your favorite apps including JD Sports, Deliveroo, YPlan, and more. Say goodbye to entering your payment or address details every time you want to shop.

Making it easier for developers to include Android Pay in apps

We've teamed up with many leading payment platforms, processors, and technology providers in the UK and US to make it even easier to accept Android Pay in stores and apps. Visit the Android Pay API developer site to learn more.

More places to tap and pay in the US
Android Pay has been growing steadily in the US with 1.5 million new registrations happening each month. You can now tap and pay in millions of physical locations, including Best Buy, Peet’s Coffee & Tea, and Rubio’s in addition to using Android Pay in more apps like Eat24, Eventbrite, and Ticketmaster. And, we’ve teamed up with Plenti to make it easier for you to earn loyalty points and redeem rewards through your Android phone at their participating retailers.

Stay tuned for more exciting details in the upcoming months!

Posted by Pali Bhat, Senior Director, Product Management

How to Backup Data on Android Device?

Summary: Even though it has been emphasized hundreds of times that backup is especially significant to avoid data loss, people still ignore to backup. To remind you that backup is really important, this article shows you several ways to backup.

Backup Data at Android Phone
Most phone has backup function. Yet, different phone may distinct. In general, you can find backup at settings.
Take Samsung S6 as an example for android backup. Go to “Settings”, scroll down to find “Backup and reset”. You have two options to backup. One is using Samsung account to backup, the other one is using Google account to backup.
For Samsung account backup, you can choose “ Accessibility settings, Clock, contacts, Email, messages, phone” to backup. You can also choose “Auto backup”.
For Google account backup, you can backup application data, Wi-Fi passwords, and other settings to Google severs. In the mean time, you can set “Automatic restore” to restore settings and data when you re-installing application.

Backup Android Phone by Brand APP
Each android brand developed their own app to provide better experience for users. Samsung brand has Samsung Kies, HTC brand has HTC sync manager, Sony has Sony PC Companion, Motorola has Motorola Migrate, Huawei has Huawei HiSuite. Find the right app for your android brand, then use it to backup android phone.

Backup Data by Third-party App
Jihosoft Android Manager
This app allows you to backup contacts, photos, call history, text messages, videos, audios, apps, etc.
First, download and run Jihosoft android manager at your computer.

Second, connect android phone to computer.
Third, hit “Backup your phone”, and choose wanted content to backup.
Last, hit “Backup Now”, then wait for the process to be finished.

Tip: Except android data backup, you can also print phone data and restore data with or without backup by this amazing software.

Note: If you create backup files at fixed times, the backed up files will be piled up. Therefore, you are suggested to delete previous backup files when you back up files again. In this case, you can save storage at android phone and avoid repeat backup files.    

How to Recover Deleted or Lost Data from Meizu?

Bonnie: My daughter deleted all the contacts from Meizu M8 by accident. Those data are extremely crucial to me. I find out that there are recovery app that could help me retrieve data from Meizu. I just don’t know which one is better for me. Could anyone give me some advice? Thanks in advance.

Elena: I own a Meizu M9. Last night, I did a factory reset. I backed up before. However, backup files corrupted for unknown reason. I was wondering if anyone could help me to restore data from Meizu smart phone? Any suggestion would be highly appreciated. 

If you ever encountered above-mentioned or similar scenario, don’t be flustered. This article will provides you with best solution, which refers to technical app-Jihosoft Android Phone Recovery. 

Overview of Jihosoft Android Phone Recovery

1.Recover lost or deleted contacts, call logs, photos, videos, audios, text messages, etc from MEIZU M8/M9/MX/MX2/MX3, etc.

2.Retrieve data from Meizu no matter how you lost it, such as formatting, deletion, OS upgrade, virus attack, factory reset, Rom flashing, etc.

3.Restore files from Oppo, Meizu, Xiaomi, Vivo, ZTE, etc. 

4.Compatible with all android operating system, including the newest marshmallow. 

Detailed Procedures to Recover Data from Meizu 

1.Download and install Data Recovery for Android app at your computer. 

2.Connect Meizu phone to computer and identify the device by app.

A)Enable USB debugging at Meizu smart phone.

B)Install Meizu USB driver. 

3. Scan Meizu phone and review data. It may take a while to scan, you can leave it to scan while handling other matters at the same time. 

4. Label intended data and recover data from Meizu.

Tricks to Prevent Data Loss:

1.Most people probable don’t have the consciousness to backup in case of something goes wrong. Here the author must emphasize the fact that backup is really necessary. In the mean time, Jihosoft Android Manager is a great choice if you need a backup app. 

2.Always run well-functioned anti-virus app at Meizu smart phone. 

3.Always think twice before you perform actions at Meizu phone, such as deletion.

4.Keep Meizu phone away from physical damage, like water damage, fire damage, etc. 

Related Article: Nexus Data Recovery

From “Hi” to Fi to “Goodbye” to invites: 7 things we’ve learned about Project Fi

Roughly 10 months ago we introduced Project Fi - a program to explore new ideas in wireless connectivity. Similar to our Nexus hardware program, Project Fi works in partnership with leading carriers and hardware makers to push the boundaries of what's possible. By designing across hardware, software, and connectivity, we’re able to explore new ways for people to connect and communicate.

With Project Fi, we deliver fast wireless service with the flexibility to use it where you want (even internationally) and a monthly bill that’s simple and easy to understand. Over the past 10 months, we’ve learned a lot about how people use Project Fi and wanted to share a few of these insights with you!

1) Project Fi customers love to travel

With Project Fi, being away from home doesn’t mean that you have to be away from your cellular data. Since launch, more than 15% of our customers have used Project Fi abroad. From Mexico to Montenegro, customers have visited 110 of our 120+ supported countries all while paying the same rate for data that they would in the U.S.

2) There’s lots of high quality public Wi-Fi

We believe that using Wi-Fi should be seamless which is why we created Wi-Fi Assistant - a tool that automatically connects to high-quality hotspots and helps secure your connection. Over 50% of Project Fi customers are connecting to public hotspots using Wi-Fi Assistant on a weekly basis.

3) People like data on their data

When it comes to data, people like to be in the know - especially when they get a refund for what they don’t use. So, we built tools into our app to help customers understand and track their usage throughout the month. Roughly 90% of people who visit the Project Fi app are coming to check out how much data they’ve used. How much data are they using? An average of 1.6 GB data per month.

4) Connectivity isn’t just for phones 

We launched data-only SIMs in December to help Project Fi subscribers connect to data from devices other than their phones with no additional fees or restrictions. Since then, we’ve seen SIMs used everywhere from tablets to cars. While we’re just starting to experiment here, one thing is already clear: people want access to data on more devices.

5) Project Fi customers like getting support from a real person

We never want something to go wrong, but when it does, it should be easy to get in touch to fix the problem quickly. While Project Fi has 24/7 customer support through phone, chat, and email, we’ve found that phone calls are still the most popular way that customers like to get in touch with us. When Project Fi customers call in, they are speaking to a real live person in 20 seconds or less 95% of the time.

6) Project Fi customers are creative

Three creations from our Fi customers

To spread some holiday cheer last December, we sent out building blocks to Project Fi customers to help them organize their phones and cables. As you can see from the photos above, customers built creations ranging from the useful to the extravagant.

7) We all want to skip the line

We launched Project Fi as an invitation-only Early Access program to make sure we could deliver the best quality of service to our first customers. Today, we’re excited to be exiting our invitation-only mode and opening up Project Fi so that people across the U.S. can now sign up for service without having to wait in-line for an invite.

We’d like to say ‘thank you’ to all our Project Fi customers for providing insights and feedback over the past 10 months. While Project Fi is still in its early stages, we’re excited to welcome our next wave of customers and look forward to growing and improving together.

P.S. To help make saying “Hi” to Project Fi a little easier, we’ll be offering the Nexus 5X starting at $199 for the next month when you buy and activate through Project Fi.

Posted by Simon Arscott, Product Manager, Project Fi

Oppo Data Recovery- Recover Photos, Contacts, SMS from Oppo

Elizabeth: My daughter deleted all pictures from my Oppo R7 last night, which makes me very angry. Those pictures are precious memory. I am so eager to find it back. Could anyone tell me is it possible to recover photos from Oppo?


Ian: I format my Oppo R5 unintentionally. Now I feel remorseful cause all my contacts, text, images, call logs are gone. I am fine for SMS, pictures loss. However, I can not bear to lose those contacts information. I would be grateful if someone can help me to recover contacts from Oppo. I am willing to pay if necessary. Help, please.

Have you ever meet the familiar situation as Elizabeth or Ian? Do you know that even you lost data from Oppo device, it is still possible to recover data from Oppo phone? As a matter of fact, Oppo data recovery can be completed by professional app like Jihosoft Android Phone Recovery. This app can restore deleted or lost contacts, call logs, photos, text, WhatsApp messages, videos, audios from Oppo N1, Find 5, Find 7, Find 9, R5, R7, etc. Moreover, the procedure to recover data from Oppo by this software is super brief as below:
1.Suspend to operate your OPPO device straightway if data loss start up.
2.Download Data Recovery for Android app and launch it at PC.
3.Pick data type for scanning.

4.Connect Oppo to app via USB cable.( Turn on USB debugging is needed for this step)

5.Scan Oppo and review listed data.
6.Mark intended data and click “Recover” to get data back.

Note:
1.If your Oppo can not be recognized by this app, download Oppo USB driver.
2.If Oppo device is not rooted before, the app probable could not scan data out. To increase the chance of data retrieval, root Oppo device before.
3.If you turned on USB debugging asnd the app still can not identify The device, close the app and disconnect device, then try it again.
4. Backup is always a good friend when it comes to data loss. Hence, do not forget to backup regularly by Jihosoft Android Manager.

Related article:
Nexus Data Recovery
HTC One Data Recovery 

Valid Tips to Secure Android Device and Data

In this digital world, secure android device becomes more and more important. On one hand, data leakage happens all the time, and people always lost data due to diverse account. On the other hand, people usually lost android device due to steal, robbery, etc. If you ever meet such kind of problem, it is urgent to knowledge about android device protection. In this article, you will learn valid tips to protect your android phone or tablet.

1.Do not save your password while you log in websites or other online service. Especially when it comes to credit card information, as it will cause major problem if the information gets out. Hence, log out after you made a payment or entered card information for android data protection.

2.Apply to screen lock and encryption. Commonly, you could set pattern, PIN or password to lock your screen. If you set PIN or password to lock screen, do not make passwords visible while input. In the meantime, set up SIM card lock to secure android phone.

3.Lock your app. Most people may be conscious of screen lock. However, most of people ignore the significance of app lock. Therefore, do not forget to lock central app.

4.Secure the network. Do not connect unknown public WiFi as there is a great possibility that someone take advantage of it to hijack your phone.

5.Run anti virus app. You will be able to discover various anti virus program on the market, rely on one that suits your case.

6.Keep a habit to backup important files termly. For your information, Jihosoft Android Manager is a good option for backup data and manage data.

7.Only download apps from trusted official source. Unreliable download may cause damage to your phone or tablet substantial.

8.Keep operating system and apps update. OS and app update comes with better experience and better security. In the mean time, upgrade from trusted source.

9.Keep away from SMS threat. Sometimes, the link contained at SMS from unknown sender may be harmful. Therefore, do not click the link that received from unknown resource.

10.Turn off bluetooth when not in use. Believe it or not, hackers can find a way to stole your data via bluetooth.

Note: If you still lost data unfortunately, rely on Jihosoft Android Phone Recovery to get data back.

Amazing BRITs performances you can hear only on Google Play Music

The BRITs is undoubtedly the biggest event on the UK music calendar. Some of the greatest British acts have launched their global careers on its stages, and each year features unforgettable performances from both homegrown acts and international talent. From Adele to Justin Bieber to Coldplay and more, this year’s show did not disappoint.

As the official audio and download parter of the 2016 BRIT Awards, the Google Play Music team is thrilled to be part of this landmark event. Thanks to the support of artists, managers, labels, publishers and societies, we made participating performances available as downloads and streams available only on Google Play Music, with proceeds going to charity. Download or stream the performances for free until Wed, March 2 (we’re picking up the cost), after which all the content will be available on Play Music for purchase until March 24.

Every penny raised from both the downloads and streams on Google Play Music will go to Nordoff Robbins which provides music therapy services to adults and children, and The BRIT Trust which supports performing arts in the UK. Last year, the amount we raised went above all previous BRIT Award charitable records, and with your help we hope to do so again.

Streams and downloads of tracks by participating artists include: Adele, Justin Bieber, The David Bowie Band featuring Lorde (a tribute to David Bowie), Coldplay, The Weeknd, Little Mix, James Bay and Jess Glynne.* We hope you enjoy all of these performances and help us make a difference in the lives of many by supporting two great causes.

Posted by Azi Eftekhari, Head of EMEA Music Partner Management, Google Play Music

*Please note that performance availability varies by country.