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(bootloader) ro.build.fingerprint: motorola/thea_reteu/thea:6.0/MPBS2 (bootloader) current-time: "Fri Nov 10 16: 6: " (bootloader) reason: Volume down key pressed (when NO mean LOCKED if YES mean UNLOCKED) (bootloader) unlocked: no <<< Bootloader unlock info (bootloader) ram: 1024MB Samsung S4 SDRAM DIE=4Gb (bootloader) emmc: 8GB Sandisk REV=06 PRV=07 TYPE=17 All you need to do now is to apply the widget on your phone’s home screen.(bootloader) product: thea <<< Product id needed for download correct custom recovery

Paste this file into system/framework folder and the fix the file permission to rw-r–r– the same way you did before.įinally, exit Root Browser app and reboot your device. DROID TURBO Circle Weather Widget has been installed on your device.

Now navigate to “Droid-Turbo-Weather-Widget” again and copy .jar file this time.

Select Permissions options and set the permission for the file to rw-r–r– (0644).

Now look for the CommandCenter.apk and tap and hold the file.

Then tap the Home button on the bottom bar, go to system/priv-app folder and tap the Paste button.

Now tap and hold the CommandCenter.apk file and select Copy option.

Now open Root Browser and navigate to “Droid-Turbo-Weather-Widget” folder and open it.

#Motorola droid turbo 2 permissions reset after reboot install#

Install a root file explorer app from the market.

#Motorola droid turbo 2 permissions reset after reboot zip file#

Extract the zip file and copy the extracted folder to your device’s internal or external storage.For QHD screens: Droid-Turbo-Weather-Widget.zip.

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Now here’s how you can get the DROID TURBO Circle Weather widget working on your Android device. Installing DROID TURBO Circle Weather Widget Update: The Motorola DROID TURBO circle widget has been ported to work on the device with HD screens too.

An Android device with running Android 4.4.3 or above (might work on JB but not tested).

If you are already intrigued by the beauty of the DROID TURBO Circle Weather widget and want to have it on your device, make sure it has root access.

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So, try it only if your device has a full HD or quad HD display. However, since the widget is made for QHD screen of the TURBO, it won’t show up properly on devices with HD or a low resolution display. I have tested it successfully on the HTC One M8 (Android 4.4.3), LG G3 (4.4.2), Note 3 (4.4.2) and Nexus 5 (4.4.4) – all running KitKat. While the old circle widget from the RAZR M worked only with the stock Motorola launcher, the new widgets can be installed independently and be enjoyed with any home launcher. The new widgets is more compact and have a single circle that displays, weather info, date and time, battery status, calendar shortcut, and reminders (tap the 3-dot icon on the circle edges to see them all). The DROID TURBO comes with the new avatar of the old circle widget. If you remember, Motorola’s circle weather clock widget that came with the RAZR M was looked so stunning that every Android user wished to have it.

Just a couple of days ago, we shared the all new stock wallpapers from the Verizon DROID TURBO. The DROID TURBO is a phone with premium metallic design and Kevlar back and is further powered by some well-known Moto special features like Assist, Actions, Active Display and Voice. The phone packs together top-notch specs like a 5.2-inch quad HD display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 processor, Quad-core 2.7 GHz chipset, 3GB RAM, 21 MP rear and 2 MP front camera, 32/64 GB storage, and a powerful 3900 mAh non-removable battery.

The DROID TURBO was officially unveiled on October 28 and is currently available with Verizon only. The DROID series, however, was discontinued by the company and now Motorola has revived it by launching the DROID TURBO. As we all know, before being taken over by Google and later by the Chinese tech giant, Motorola used to have a DROID lineup of smartphones that were marked by a specific design language and specs. Motorola, a Lenovo company now, has launched the device. Like most Android flagships, the new DROID TURBO went through a round of leaks, rumors and speculations before finally being official.