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[AT&T LG Optimus G] NickS_:
Where's that because all I read is lte issues, etc. I'd like to know because if it is indeed bug free and good for a daily driver (I use my phone a lot for work and rely on local LTE), id like to flash it. Currently on snowjb
[AT&T LG Optimus G] mws1986:
The only thing is GPS. You can flash a nexus modem but you will at some point lose connection and can't get data or phonecalls and it eventually will reconnect. Or you can keep your optimus g modem but you won't have satellite GPS lock.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] gregk232:
So, answer to my question of is everything 100% is no.

Anyways, we are all here on XDA because we are not satisfied with stock to begin with. Right?
[AT&T LG Optimus G] C2fifield:
In that case I've yet to hit the "some point." However, I've been running the CM10.1 rom for the conversion with the custom faux kernel in an entirely LTE area, and have gone without a single dropped call, random reboot, lost gps, or anything for multiple weeks now (2 or 3 I think?). I'm normally a flashaholic, but this is more of a daily driver for me than snowjb was (with the random reboots).
[AT&T LG Optimus G] LostInNorth805:
I think T mobile are doing what they did with the G2X. The g2X is the cousin of the Optimus 2X. Only different was the partition layout. It seems on this one they are doing a complete overhaul, with the LGOG.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Mike724:
Same here. GPS works fine for me on the Nexus 4 conversion, using dvhexer's ROM.

On topic: The specs are amazing, but that SoC will probably set your hand on fire while playing intensive games. This phone is great, it's a shame to see it being pushed away so quick. :(
[AT&T LG Optimus G] mws1986:
What modems are you guys using?
[AT&T LG Optimus G] C2fifield:
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[AT&T LG Optimus G] Pony Express:
The phone referenced in the article is going to T-mo. now that they are beginning to see the LTE.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] gossa777:
I am so sold for OG2
[AT&T LG Optimus G] chrisphoenix7:
if it beats the siv... I want screen resolution now. I'm happy with everything else hardware wise.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] ryfermadness:
Everything is working great for me... Ext SD, capacitive buttons, LTE, 16 gig storage. I've been converted for awhile and haven't had any issues
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Mike724:
I'm using the default one, I'm not sure of the exact number or how to find that number. I didn't do anything special. It all just works. :confused:
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Neroga:
Everything has been rock solid for me. I've been running the latest Paranoid Android for a few days now and am absolutely loving it. I have no intention of getting a new phone anytime soon. The N4 conversion makes the LGOG even better than it originally is.

I'm using the AT&T modem without any issues.

Sent from my Paranoid Neximus G
[AT&T LG Optimus G] tasty_boy:
someone knows how much MaH the LGOG2 battery comes with????
[AT&T LG Optimus G] :
I find it funny that people freak out about this. You bought and LG phone, on AT&T, knowing the track records on both companies. Buying things based on software is the dumbest thing I have ever heard. Give me a valid reason how an Optimus G2 going to a totally different carrier applies to any of us? I get it has better specs, but so does every other phone that will come out.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] NickS_:
No major stability issues or anything? I'm just afraid I'm going to do all this and end up back to where I am. Sometimes I miss my galaxy nexus :(
[AT&T LG Optimus G] shinydesert:
I just got mine yesterday,retail price was not that bad, I also have a Galaxy S3 running JB, and if you ask me the ICS version of the LGOG is pretty much like the JB version on the Galaxy S3.

I started using the battery percentage and I ended up disabling it,it was like watching a stopwatch running,so I decided to do that,I might get better battery life just by doing that :laugh::laugh: (just kidding)

One more thing that I want to bring up is the fact that the Galaxy's battery indicator seems to work a bit different. So far it is to soon to talk about battery life,but I thing the LG is eating up battery faster even with animations off,ECO mode,no Google Chrome,no LG keyboard,no AT&T crapware and syncing Gmail,Contacts and Picasa Web Album.

I also wanted to share this pics,it odes not mean much, but we can compare both cameras....the pics on the left side are the ones taken with the LGOG and the other ones with the Galaxy S3.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Pony Express:
^^^ Amen, brother. :)

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Yep, battery on stock firmware does seem to go down a bit quick.

Battery on custom roms is quite a bit nicer. :)
[AT&T LG Optimus G] gunnyman:
We do, but since ours is the only model with an 8 megapixel camera and an sd card we don't have a proper source for our phone. Korean source has been out for a while now and still there aren't but a couple of jellybean ROMS. I'm strongly considering ditching this phone for a nexus 4 or just converting to nexus 4 and never looking back.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Mike724:
I'd do the latter. I did, and everything seems to be running smoothly on dvhexer's CM10.1. I have even converted back to stock before and ran codefireX for a while, that worked nicely too but I needed the camera and GPS. So I converted back. :good:

However, there have been some commits lately showing progress on fixing the camera on native AOSP ROMS (link here, the last 2 commits), so that will hopefully be ready in the near future and conversion will be a thing of the past. On top of that, there is also this repository, which apparently is a "Unified Mako and Gee kernel". :fingers-crossed:
[AT&T LG Optimus G] :
I've yet to see a valid reason to ditch this phone. Tell me what's missing from the JB or even ICS roms because I have been running the Xperia JB build for a few days with absolutely no issues at all. I get you guys want the newest software, but nobody has said why. I mean switch if you want, but I don't understand the point of buying the phone when everyone knows AT&T and LG are terrible with updates.

In regards to this thread, it's pointless. The OG2 isn't coming to AT&T and this is the AT&T subforum. We all go on the internet, and we can all find this information rather easily, no need to spam the forum every time a new phone, or new software comes out. All it does is start these fights about updates, converting, leaving for ___.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Andy:
No need to close this thread at all. No harm in having a place to discuss it.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] :
Yeah, but no one is discussing the phone. They're talking about JB on our OG, and how they're going to leave for other phones.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] shinydesert:
Second time I comment this.

Please,do not DELETE,(like you guys just did) This is/was not to intend to be a spam.....so I don't get the reason for you to delete my post.

I just wanted people to see what ICS (on this device)and JB (on the Galaxy S3) look like.

Thanks.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] neuroh:
I am with you, this the first and last time I buy an LG product. Sadly only Samsung releases devices with the most up to date OS version. Sony is also doing a good job pushing out updates. But most likely going to stick to nexus devices from now on (Hopefully nexus 5 isn't LG again).
[AT&T LG Optimus G] shinydesert:
I don't know what to say about that, after seeing the wifi issue on the Galaxy Nexus,I got tired of calling Google and reading about the wifi disconnections that not even Google was capable of fixing,they were willing to replace the device but the problem was still there, and I got tired of buying and returning routers
[AT&T LG Optimus G] icytrey:
Just my two cents... I'm still trying to understand why people buy phones for possibilities instead of what it actually does for you now. Would you buy a car that didn't have a/c because they told you it might in the future?
[AT&T LG Optimus G] ChiefWilNel:
Holy crap all the whining about no jb
[AT&T LG Optimus G] :
Exactly my point. You guys chose to get the LGOG. There are plenty of options and no one forced you to purchase it.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] tdnick:
Best Buy put a gun to my head forcing me to buy it :D

Sent from my AOSP'd Optimus G
[AT&T LG Optimus G] whoamanwtf:
Pretty much, I was told I had the choice between a couple dual core phones with really quite poor GPUS (The Adreno 225) The iPhone 5 or this LGOG Quad core, 2 gbs ram, HD screen, the works for the same price... It seemed like a no brainer at the time and honestly I am not all that dissapointed with this phone especially after converting it and putting CM10.1 on it.. I have working everything... and full internal and external storage.. At this point anyone complaining should just convert their phones it works great I have no issues at all I get LTE, GPS, SD, SMS, everything!
[AT&T LG Optimus G] ChiefWilNel:
well if that is the case I highly doubt you are going to get rid of it, since it is on contract, unless you hate it so much you pay full price for something, that goes to all of those saying you are going to get rid of it, yeah , right.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] tdnick:
It was a joke....

Sent from my AOSP'd Optimus G
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Neroga:
Running the latest Paranoid Android, here. More than satisfied with all this phone has to offer. Hell, I'm liking the onscreen buttons with tablet mode. No missing screen space and forced full screen with pie controls per app? I saw the N4 conversion coming before I even got ahold of the LGOG just by research and I just waited for it to become stable. Sure, development for the LGOG is slow. But with the N4 conversion, it's beyond perfect.

Sent from my Paranoid Neximus G
[AT&T LG Optimus G] NickS_:
What modem are you running?
[AT&T LG Optimus G] whoamanwtf:
33 I read a lot of people being hit and miss with issues on lte and dropping calls or something but I have not seen that myself.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] gregk232:
Looks like I started another sh*t storm of negativity.

Reason for this thread was purely informative. There is a device called the OG2 coming out, and this is very shortly after ours was released.

LG has a horrible track record with releasing too man devices in a short time window, while completely abandoning support of the the not so old models.

I know that ATT is at fault here as to why we do not have JB yet, however.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Dsmforlife92:
I'm going to try to sell mine and move to the nexus 4 if I can get a good price
[AT&T LG Optimus G] caucasion:
I heard its the lgog! Pro so have at it. Its gonna stomp galaxy 4 with newest hardware 3 gig of ram 13 megapixel cam eye scroll and. other stuff
[AT&T LG Optimus G] vivek90:
Samsung is better, then any manufacturer. LG is full of ****, this device is now getting launched in INDIA with Jellybean will never probably get "5.0" although is well capable off.

I remember captivate & galaxy s is so damn good the support u get is awesome.

GS IV is the one to get.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Cojam1:
I apologize gregk232 if my post derailed your original post. It was not meant to. I think people read into my reply a little differently than they should have. My first 3 sentences were very straightforward. 1. I knew LG's track record, hence the "I gave them a chance." 2. I think I said I believe Att is more at fault for lack of JB.3. Every general forum across XDA in one form or another discusses other phones.4. The dig at Lg was for even though your not as big as Samsung put some pressure on ATT. The rant was more of a consumer expressing his displeasure with 2 companies, but mainly one for not being more efficient in supporting its devices. Again OP sorry for derailing. Hopefully this reply will give others more insight to my op. Lol.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Jank4AU:
This is an easy one to answer. You always buy something with potential and upside. When you shop for a new computer, are you going to buy something that can only handle 2GB max of RAM, knowing multicore processors and 64bit systems can utilize much more than that? No, you get something with expandable capabilities so you can future-proof your investment and not need a new PC every year.

With your car example, in this case we bought a Ferrari with the biggest engine but the SE model because we were going to do the window tinting and get the 8 speaker sound system down the road. Then you take it to the dealership and they decided they aren't too concerned about your business because they are focused on the next year lineup. But that's okay, because all along we knew in the back of our minds that we could go to Joe's paint & body shop for customizations. Anyone who doesn't buy something with the future in mind is either short sighted, or doesn't plan very well.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Andy:
There is sound reasoning with your reply, but I think you fail to take into account that your PC example, hardware is replaceable, with our handsets it is not. (99% of the time).

Also you tend to keep purchases such as PC's much longer than you would a mobile phone which, in most cases are replaced every 12-24 months.

All manufacturers (specifically mobile phones here) are very careful not to sell you features you may get after the sale. Because if they don't deliver those features, you may have legal recourse for a refund.

When I buy my handsets, I buy them for the features they offer me straight out of the box or is available now, not what they might get if some talented wizard @ XDA works their magic. To do anything otherwise with mobile phones / smartphones is foolhardy IMO.

I have been with android since the G1, not because of the customisation it offers me, or the fact I can compile my own AOSP builds. But because the G1 and every handset since has had the features I wanted at that time. Plus I know the build quality of the manufacturer I choose.

Please don't construe my reply as argumentative, thats not my intent. Its just when you're comparing apples to pears, the end result will be different.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Jank4AU:
Fair enough, then lets stick to handsets. My SGS2 has been relevant for a very long time, thanks to it's capabilities and the ability of devs to port SGS3 features onto the SGS2 and merge android updates. As you point out, phones are often only relevant for 6 months to a year. However, with the right development, you can enjoy the feature sets of the next crop of phones with a little effort. I don't see anything wrong with anticipating what your phone will be able to do in the future or with a little tweaking. What some did not foresee, myself included, was that this phone wouldn't get as much development love as other phones. It seemed like the perfect handset (top line processor, very, very similar to the N4, etc.). Now if we were all buying this relying on AT&T or LG to pony up 4.2.2, then we would be wrong to have made that one of our primary considerations. As you can see from my sig, I've taken my phone to Joe's Body Shop and detailed it out. I knew it was much more capable than just running a smooth ICS, but I had a backup plan that, while maybe risky, relied on XDA development. I don't recall a handset that didn't get custom ROM's at some point. It doesn't take long before your friends are showing off their latest hardware and you're left drooling. What better way to keep up than running the same firmware they are but customized?

That's just my take on it. For those who are happy with ICS, bully for you. For those of us that were forward looking at what could be, equally good for us. There is no right or wrong answer there. However, if there are solutions out there and you are still complaining, then you've only yourself to blame, I guess. I see your point, Andy. In my case, I just wanted to make sure that I got cutting edge hardware so that I could stay relevant longer and keep up with the Jones's. Did I have to wait longer than I wanted and search harder for the right solution for me? Maybe, but it all worked out and I'm a happy camper! :good: :victory:

One last point, still with the PC's, if you don't get one that's current enough, you spend more time and money replacing motherboards and buying memory sticks, upgrading windows and buying licenses, increasing HD capacity, better to buy a new one. Unless you're looking forward and have one that you know will be future-proof. You can't add 4GB of RAM to a laptop that will only hold 2GB. But you're point about being able to upgrade hardware is a good example of the differences.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Andy:
I bought my wife and I HTC Desire HD's when they were new, she didn't like it, mainly due to the weight with it being 90% all aluminium. So I got her a SGS1, she still has it, uses it daily and its running a clean 4.2.2 AOSP build I compiled for her. She's had it now for almost 3 years and its as upto date (firmware wise) as the LG N4.

The key to my wife's SGS' success, other than me that is, is the SGS is a well supported handset, and at the time had a very large developer community that also owned it.

Samsungs, by and large have always enjoyed keen developer interest and should continue to do so. As is not having to rely on the manufacturer & carriers who have profit and sales figures to meet.

Unfortunately LG doesn't share that same developer following, and relying on it and a carrier (not specifically targeting AT&T) to build, test & approve an update must feel like banging your heads against a brick wall when the device is so similar to the N4.

I forget what I was rambling on about now. ;)
[AT&T LG Optimus G] gunnyman:
Like many of you guys have, I grew tired of depending on AT&T/LG and have gone to where the most active development is, N4 Conversion. I'm on CM10.1 and everything just works.

The dev community on this device is fractured, and that's part of what's hurting it.

I think we need to do something to bring everyone back together and share ideas, I have no idea how to make that happen though.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Dsmforlife92:
I totally agree way to much drama and fighting in here and it seems no matter what the Devs do they never share everything with each other and bash each others ideas. I would do the n4 conversion if someone would make the 8gb to 16gb mod a zip i just dont feel to comfrontable doing the mod because my computer drops usb all the time
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Jank4AU:
I propose we all get drunk at a strip club and hash it out...just an idea.:highfive:
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Dsmforlife92:
Im down lets do it the strip club fixes everything
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Jank4AU:
Maybe we could have time and place in IRC where we can get the key developers on at the same time to have a "come to Jesus" meeting. It would be nice to have them speaking to each other again live and not through proxy's or friends. Maybe get some stories straight, lay it all out there as long as everyone promises to keep it civil and not get all butt hurt. It's often best to get it all out in the sunlight, admit mistakes, apologize for offenses, and move on together.

Hell, I'll go first with the confessions and apologies if we can get this done.

Maybe then they can share ideas and give updates on what obstacles they're fighting and actually help each other. I don't want it to sound like none of that is currently happening, because there are quite a few people working together, but not like it could be.

Is this the right place for this discussion? :eek:
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Murasakiii:
Did someone say strip club?
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Jank4AU:
um...yes...but I only had the most pure of intentions when I did. You see, what had happened was...I was just trying to remember where my money had gone.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] blenkows:
I swore to myself I wouldn't go to strip clubs anymore...

This was about 10 visits to the strip club ago lol

One more couldn't hurt, right? Right???
[AT&T LG Optimus G] smokarz:
The LGOG is a a very nice piece of hardware for the money.

I've flashed a Samsung Captivate, 2 B&N Nook, 2 Asus TF300. The dev works on those devices are amazing.

The dev on the LGOG? Hmm...what can I say?

There's not much progress, but lots of infighting. If they can spend the time working out the kinks instead, this device would be amazing.

A ROM with no working Camera or GPS? It's a criminal to release such them with key issues like that.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Jank4AU:
Well, I have to respectfully disagree with you here. I would much rather have a ROM released with stuff that's not working than to have to wait until everything is. The reason is, that way, I can at least satisfy my curiosity as to the progress being made and where we are. Others may find it perfectly functional for their daily use. They may not need camera or GPS as they may have a Garmin and just not need the cam. Imagine the outcry if absolutely nothing had been released still because not everything was working? Probably 50% of those who could get out of this phone probably would and those who stayed would all be doing the N4 conversion. No, release what you got, publish the list of known issues, and let people flash and decide for themselves. And we should all say a big hearty thank you regardless of the issues to show our appreciation and support. Just my point of view on it.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] C2fifield:
Same, especially on my old Inspire 4G, almost every rom over 2.3 had a broken camera, etc and huge amount of people in the community were flashing them and trying to help fix the issues, regardless of skill level. Meanwhile whoever needed a stable device had the old gingerbread ones, but many liked to sit back and watch the progress unfold.

TLDR: Different strokes for different folks, I say let people decide things for themselves, just give them a heads up on what's not working.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Murasakiii:
What ROMs were you/others flashing? xD For the most part I've only had a camera not working once, but immediately went to another ROM that was just as good that had a working camera. I don't think many people realized that flashing ROMs from the Desire HD thread was the better route to go.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Andy:
There was a time before the camera bug was fixed by twistedumbrella (I think) that all pictures we're green or just crashed the camera app. It kept a fair few devs busy for a while. That was in the very early days of ICS source being released.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Murasakiii:
Oh! Probably a little too far back for me to remember then. I got the Inspire within a month of its release and was fairly impressed. It held me over for nearly 3 years!
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] babylonbwoy:
Hi, since I use Xperia's mobiles, no matter which one, I never been able to use apps like Autorun Manager or the Auto Start Manager tool in ROM Toolbox.

Instead of disabling an app totaly these tools allow to disable only certain receivers.

Something in Sony's ROM prevent apps from reading/finding these receivers. I emailed the two dev (JRummy and the guy from AndRS) but they didn't find a fix, although they are good dev (especially JRummy but he is rewritting his app so he have not lot of time).

I'm even thinking about giving a reward to the one who find a solution, but alone I can't afford more than says 10$ (anyone can contribute)...

If you're a dev and looking for a challenge...
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lordgoata:
Just stumbled across this myself. It was the number one reason I rooted, so I am pretty hacked off :(

After some more reading and testing, the following appears to work (Android Tuner):

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccc71.at.free
[HTC One X] mykar3z99:
How to install stock rom from

http://www.htcdev.com/DevCenter/downloads

My phone still stock & locked.
[HTC One X] TToivanen:
Those are kernel sources :eek:

Sent from my IceCold One X
[Galaxy S 4 General] jkforce:
http://www.phonearena.com/news/6-way-blind-camera-comparison-the-results_id41342

Very interesting. Was shocked to find out iphone 5 is at first and htc one us at fourth.
[Galaxy S 4 General] rani9990:
I like vamera tests :D
[Galaxy S 4 General] system.img:
+1

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HTC One is in the fifth position.

GS4 is in 2nd position
[Galaxy S 4 General] jkforce:
Yeah it was typo and was fixed. Thank u