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[Google Chromecast] SCM020:
That, i have not. didn't think that would be related, because the casting is initiated from the CC app and not from System>Display.

And i've been on Omni since the first official release for jflte.

Edit. I seriously had to look up what you ment by TW:silly:. If that what it takes i'll live without...
[Google Chromecast] bhiga:
Most likely it's something to do with your phone's ROM. Like Miracast, Chromecast screen casting is dependent on both the device itself and the ROM, and it might depend on kernel/bootloader too. We don't know exactly what hardware/software components Google has leveraged to make this happen.

The only 100% guaranteed working configurations consist of:

Supported phone/tablet

Stock ROM on phone/tablet (root or not shouldn't matter)

Build 17xxx or newer on Chromecast (stock or rooted shouldn't matter as long as build is proper version)

Updated Google Play Services

Chromecast 1.7.4 app (not required in some cases)

For the rest of the class, TW = TouchWiz = Samsung stock ROM (took me a while to figure that out too ;) )
[Google Chromecast] hwong96:
Try mirrorenabler http://xdaforums.com/hardware-hacking/chromecast/experimental-enable-mirroring-device-t2812193
[Google Chromecast] SCM020:
That mysteriously fixed it somehow. Thank you!!
[Google Chromecast] Znomon:
I apologize to both of you, forgot I was in the Chromecast Thread and not a Samsung device thread, Touchwiz(TW) is thrown around and just expected to be understood over there. I forgot to change my lingo when I enter into the real world...
[Google Chromecast] bhiga:
Haha no worries, my brain just kept going to Time Warner and thought "they're taking over cell phones now?? :eek:" It's all good. :)
[Google Chromecast] SCM020:
It's just that's the last ROM I'd consider. Would have understood PA or AOKP in a heartbeat :D
[Google Chromecast] Znomon:
It's not as absurd as you would think. I own a Galaxy note II, and I have to use custom versions of Touchwiz so that I can get the S-pen to work, and all other "Note specific" applications.
[T-Mobile LG G3] AngryDinosaur:
Post your thoughts here i like to know.

☆Heat

★Performance

☆Battery

★Worth every penny?
[T-Mobile LG G3] Derekwolfee:
No heat here.. Maybe a little warmth during heavy use.. But not near as hot as my gs5 gets.. This thing is super fast.. Blows every other phone out of the water (using gel launcher here and running art) battery seems really good so far.. Only on my second charge cycle.. And yes it's worth every penny.
[T-Mobile LG G3] happilyaccosted:
You're going to get different opinions from everyone based on phone they're coming from. I personally came from the One X...here are my 2 pennies.

- Heat: Waaaaaaaay less heat than my One X. You could seriously cook spam off the back of my phone. While playing some of these new games, my phone would shut off due to the heat. This phone will get "warm" but I've noticed that it has calmed down quite a bit after the second day. I also have a case on there so it may retain some heat as well. As soon as some custom roms/kernels get made I'm sure this will go away.

TL;DR: I wouldn't worry about heat.

-Performance: I noticed the lag that everyone mentioned but I just kept with it and let the phone settle. There is hardly any lag. Compared to a phone that was 2 years old, this thing flies.

-Battery: I haven't really cared what the battery is doing just yet. I'm always playing games, streaming music, talking on it...you know, doing everything I bought it for; the battery hasn't bothered me yet, so that's gotta be a good sign. I'm letting this settle and then I'll really analyze this. But until kernels are built for the phone, I could care less.

Summary: Yes, this phone was worth waiting out my dreaded AT&T contract, waiting for it to become available from T-Mobile. I have played with all the newest phones (s5, M8, OPO) and this is the winner.

Buy it now.
[T-Mobile LG G3] sn0warmy:
No issues here. Great upgrade from the Nexus 5 for someone looking for a better camera and larger screen.
[T-Mobile LG G3] zoman7663:
Got mine on the 11th and I'm very pleased to say that this is the first device in about the last 6 or 7 that I'm liking very much right out of the box! Don't get me wrong I already have my root apps and installs already planned out, but very good device. No heat (using Velis Auto Brightness App), no noticeable lag, battery has been pretty good (depending on use) and so far worth the money! Haven't seen any of the problems/issues others are/have been reporting either. Coming from SuperAmoled screen on my S4, this screen is quite dim but with some tweaks in the Velis app's brightness curve all is well.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Dan37tz:
Heat? Not much hotter than any of my other devices I've used, it does get pretty warm while it's on the charger and I'm doing more intensive things, but as a whole heat is a non issue for me. Even playing Asphalt 8 my G2 would heat up way more and would throttle after about 2 stages.

Performance? A little disappointed actually. Out of the box the phone lags and microstutters quite a bit. Most noticeable with animations and switching between apps. Reminds me of the Galaxy S4 which I hated because of those nagging issues. I tried a few things, turning off animations in dev options, switching to ART runtime, trying other launchers, Nova and Apex.

All those things help speed things up, but all have their drawbacks. It's disappointing because you shouldn't have to sacrifice stability or lose functionality to get a smooth running device out of the box. I can see how some owners coming from older devices might view the G3 as a speed demon but I'm coming from an HTC One M8 which is the paragon of Android smoothness, on par with an iOS device if not better. Here's hoping a software update will smooth things up, I remember my G2 was much quicker after each subsequent software update.

Battery life is okay, doesn't seem to match my old G2 which I always thought was amazing. Seems to be on par with my HTC One M8. Nothing spectacular but I gotta give it credit for the removable battery.

Worth every penny? The design is gorgeous, the screen is breathtaking with the right content. 3GB of RAM, 32GB of storage and top of the line SOC at the moment for $599? Yes it's worth every penny. If LG optimized the software a bit more and toned down the oversharpening crap on the screen, it would be VERY hard for me to find something else to take it's place in my pocket.
[T-Mobile LG G3] IXChicharitoXI:
It gets warm like any other phone.

Fantastic performance, it runs like it should. I haven't experienced any lag. The aux doesnt work with my car but it connects via BT so it's ok but still something to note.

Battery life has been great on my first charge.

For me personally, its worth it and ill recommend it to anyone. Lg are what's hot right now.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Dan37tz:
I'm really surprised when I see people say they haven't experienced any lag. I mean are some people just not sensitive to microstutters as others? I'm tempted to make a video showing my lag and microstuttering.
[T-Mobile LG G3] IXChicharitoXI:
I guess. Maybe if you're someone that buys flagship phones every six months, you'll notice it more. Like coming from a rooted Nexus 5 or M8.

I upgraded from a Galaxy S III. I had that phone for about 2 years so the jump is huge for me compare to that. Even then, I feel the G3 is just as responsive as my Nexus 7. Which i find great considering how many nice features this phone has. Its not barebone like a Nexus.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Dxtra:
The lag is definitely there , I disable most settings and apps plus enable art . Much better but not as smooth as the nexus 5 . But is expected with the heavy skin from LG the S5 is the same way
[T-Mobile LG G3] ThePagel:
You should I would like to see it because as hard as I try I see no lag.
[T-Mobile LG G3] erapmicks:
There's definitely lag I was just testing it out at the store just playing around with it opening apps and such.and literally after 2 mins of playing with it. 3 or 4 stutters blew me off
[T-Mobile LG G3] kirdroid:
I came from the One M8, Nexus 5 and currently using it along with One Plus One. One thing I noticed after using it for couple of days is it feels very wide compared to other phones. Kind of not a good experience if you are a heavy user and use the phone a lot. Gets little hot compared to other recent phones. Display is good, text is little over sharpened and auto brightness tends to be on the darker side. Performance wise does a decent job but not as good as One plus One or the M8. Camera is definitely better than other android phone I have used recently.

Overall you will be happy if you come from a older device, if you are changing from recent flagship you won't be blown away.
[T-Mobile LG G3] arcanexvi:
I have enabled art and disabled thermal throttling and it flies. Maybe not the safest method but meh :P
[T-Mobile LG G3] worldwidepmp:
Out of the box, no lag or screen issues that folks have been complaining about. Coming from a Nexus 5 I'm not a big fan of skins so I threw Nova on. 13 hrs in and I'm sitting at 51% on my battery. I'm really digging this phone.
[T-Mobile LG G3] CheesyNutz:
only had it a few hours

1 NO LAG ! none ! nadda

2 no over saturation of text

3 sleeps like a baby

4 when the screens on it drinks juice like a cheap 2 dollar whore !

over all im happy i picked up the g3
[T-Mobile LG G3] Dxtra:
How you disable thermal throttling?
[T-Mobile LG G3] bigkevbosky:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=disable+thermal+throttling+g3

Google is your friend!
[T-Mobile LG G3] arcanexvi:
Dialer code.

3845#*851#

Scroll down to High Temp Property OFF and Toggle it to "on"
[T-Mobile LG G3] djkinetic:
I definitely noticed micro stutter on the display models at the store and the white one I got, High Temp Property Mod helps but its still there. I've used the 1+1 the last week and its quite a bit smoother when it comes to scrolling, transitions, opening apps.
[T-Mobile LG G3] AngryDinosaur:
When root is available, can soneone try to lower resolution and post back performance

Someone with experience

In terminal

Su

Wm density 320 ( i think thats the density for 1080p)

Wm size 1080x1920
[T-Mobile LG G3] mgbotoe:
You can do it too lol
[T-Mobile LG G3] AngryDinosaur:
i dont have a G3 yet. but i like to know the 1080p performance given i think 2k is a overkill resolution on a 5.5in screen
[T-Mobile LG G3] Skizzy034:
The S5 and Note 3 were always at 480 I think.
[T-Mobile LG G3] AngryDinosaur:
what about Oneplus One im suspect it will be the same density. But ya if someone is willing to try it.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Knucklessg1:
As someone looking to switch to the Tmobile variant of the G3, does it allow users to unlock the bootloader so I can install Paranoid Android, or CM11?
[T-Mobile LG G3] Dog_Daze:
The bootloader comes unlocked. no root yet but should be available soon with custom recovery.

Sent from my LG-D851
[T-Mobile LG G3] Knucklessg1:
So only AT&T locked the bootloader?

Custom kernels for AOSP can already run on the Tmo G3?
[T-Mobile LG G3] Dog_Daze:
Tmo is the only variant with an unlocked bootloader. There are no custom kernels yet or AOSP. it's still early for development but they'll come.

Sent from my LG-D851
[T-Mobile LG G3] Skizzy034:
I honestly don't think this device needs custom kernels. LG did an incredible job optimizing them.
[T-Mobile LG G3] motoridersd:
Got a T-Mobile White G3 today, coming from a Nexus 5. I played with a display model in the store in the morning, and it felt laggy. You could definitely tell there was something there when launching apps.

I decided to just take the plunge and fix any lag issues later. I played with another display model at a different store. This one was the one sales people were giving people to play around with and it did not have lag. It did have the annoying Lookout messages.

When I finally got my phone, I removed all the bloat I could:

Box

ThinkFree Viewer

Favorite Contacts

Disabled the others I don't use:

Browser

Chrome (I use Chrome Beta)

T-Mobile Name ID

T-Mobile TV

Lookout (in order to disable this, you first need to remove it as a system administrator under Security)

Installed my must-have apps:

Nova Launcher

Hello SMS

Swiftkey

Removed the buttons from the notification center I don't want, disabled volume and brightness sliders (take up too much room).

Enabled ART

I never noticed any lag when launching apps before disabling things or switching runtimes. The only time I noticed lag was when the Play Store was installing apps. Things are running very smoothly now and I'm really happy with the phone as it is. Looking forward to getting root to make more changes. I see there's an Xposed module out there already, and I might even go back to Dalvik to get battery circle mod.

I even added an LG Health shortcut through Nova's Activities. I'm very happy with the phone, and looking forward to getting root.
[T-Mobile LG G3] alhadee12:
I'm just starting on T-Mobile with the G3. Can someone tell me their experience with this carrier. I've been with Verizon and AT&T.
[T-Mobile LG G3] sweets55:
Great service in Columbus, Ohio with T-Mobile. Coverage isn't as good as other carriers outside the city but T-Mobile is working on that. The only issue I had with them is they took my discount away after telling me I would be grandfathered in. I got another discount that's better though. lol

I used my Jump for a G3 and it paid off my LG Flex balance of $483. :) Plus I get keep my charger. I would think it would be fine to use with the G3. I'm adjusting to the size difference. Happy with the sound quality, battery life, and build quality other then the battery port is a little hard to plug in. Oh and can't forget the G3 camera. It takes pictures instantly and probably one of the best camera phones out today.
[T-Mobile LG G3] alhadee12:
I'm in Cincinnati and travel when coaching. Hopefully, I won't run into a problem with it. Good to know city coverage is great coming from the other carriers.
[T-Mobile LG G3] sweets55:
I thought I your user name was familiar. Not sure how long you get to test coverage. I know T-Mobile upgraded it's LTE network rather quickly. I was with Sprint for 14 years and left them a year ago. Sprint still sucks in Columbus. What's kind of funny is both T-mobile guys at the store use to work for Sprint. lol
[T-Mobile LG G3] alhadee12:
That is funny, I only switched because they have a better international plan and my daughter will be teaching in Spain for at least a year.
[T-Mobile LG G3] kirdroid:
Carrier network experience depends on where you stay and work. I might get an awesome signal everywhere and you might get none, varies from person to person.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Dxtra:
I did all you mention as well , I disable almost every useless settings and apps. I switch to art plus I disable thermal throttling I couldn't be any happier, phone running smooth now.
[T-Mobile LG G3] tbgreen89:
Loving the phone. Screen is beautiful. I have noticed some lag even with ART enabled. But sure a update will fix. Battery is good. Better if i keep brightness at 25% My speaker with my custom ringtones sounda a little fuzzy. Like a blown sub. Havent played anything else through it yet. Dropped the darn thing 3hrs after i got it. Luckily not on the screen but will be buying a replacement battery cover. Also battery charging cabel is a little hard to plug in at times.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Semantics:
I've been with T-Mobile for 2 years now. The coverage in cities is flat out amazing, when you get into the sticks, it really lacks compared to ATT and VZW. I'm not usually in the sticks, though. I have noticed that highway coverage is pretty good.
[T-Mobile LG G3] alias3800:
The battery cable just needs to go in at a slight angle. Tilt it downward (slightly) on the way in and it should be fine.
[T-Mobile LG G3] alhadee12:
I do travel while coaching, so that would be my main concern.
[T-Mobile LG G3] tbgreen89:
Well went ahead and had mine exchanged anyways. Kept freezing on me where i had to do a battery pull everytime. Speaker was also fuzzy. New device flys right out of the box. Havent tried the charging cable yet. But all seems great now!
[T-Mobile LG G3] aimfire72:
I've had a run of bad luck...

First G3 I got was the AT&T version. The knock on worked maybe about 40% of the time, rebooted 2-3 times with a no sim card error. I returned it and got the T-Mobile version... bad idea.

The Tmo version I got has an overall yellowish tint on the screen. It's subtle, took me a day to notice it, you can see it best on gray colors, which look more tan and on light blues, which look a bit greenish. It's been getting worse over the past few days, mainly in the top right corner. My phone is also abnormally bright, compared to about 10 others (display models, employee phones, etc) and it was far brighter than all of them. Then just tonight I noticed that my brightness controls don't work. I set it to 0% with auto brightness off and the phone is still ridiculously bright. 0% looks like 40% on a normal phone. Oh, and WiFi keeps disconnecting as well.

I showed the sales guys at the store and they both agreed my phone is defective. We opened three brand new phones out of the box and the screens were even worse - dim, yellowish green tones. We concluded that they probably received a bad batch and they suggested that I wait a week and come back for an exchange when they get a new shipment. I've since decided that I don't want to wait and gamble any more, so they agreed to let me return and they'll waive the restocking fee. Going back Monday and will get another AT&T version, at least the screen looked good on that and T-Mobile's stock is jacked.

It's a great phone, I like it - but man, I have the worst luck when it comes to defective phones, lol.
[T-Mobile LG G3] motoridersd:
I went back to Dalvik to run Xposed. There's a couple of modules I don't like to be without: autocorrect disable for keyboards, Instagram downloader and now G3 Toolbox. I removed all the LG status bar icons, added circle mod, disabled all the annoying notifications too.

I disabled all the animations, I feel some of them were jerky or felt slow, probably on purpose for aesthetics, but I wasn't a fan.

I've replaced the LG emoji with the Google emoji (http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/themes-apps/howto-change-lg-smiley-to-google-smiley-t2809012) and I think all I need now is a way to tweak the white balance on the camera (I'll probably just try other camera apps), and shorten the notification vibration. The latter is driving me crazy.

I also tried to get the tethering workaround going but failed. I might have to go with PDANet+ to avoid these issues in the future with any phone and version.

I disabled the temperature throttling too, but I had some performance issues yesterday when I was out and about. The phone felt warm and slow even though I wasn't doing much. Might have been a runaway process, even though I closed all apps all the time and stopped the battery hogs from the battery screen (I do love that feature). Today it's running much better, so not sure what was up with that.
[T-Mobile LG G3] 3vilhomer:
just got my dad the G3 yesterday for him. he came from the old ass Galaxy S2. this phones flies!! his loving it and im jealous of it (currently Z1 user). the Gallery is better than SONY Album and it can create folders within, the video player supports slow motion play back, the most impress is the selfie cam... it supports flash!! i mean not really LED flash but making the viewfinder smaller and all around is a bright white screen which shines on ur face make things much better for the front camera... gotta give it a LIKE!!

the bak camera somehow takes much brighter pictures than my G lens in low light... and less noises too (im so piss that my Z1 fail me)

is a very nice piece of hardware inside but i will give a "meh" on the design (dislike plastic like samsung)... Z1 still got the premium design looking and waterproof is awesome(feel like washing it anytime i want, overheat while using navigation? no problem, find a rest area n wash it... haha) so far i didnt over come any heating problem on the G3

by the way how can i remove those bloat by tmobile and the "Lookout" without root, is freaking annoying when i install an app it juz keep popping up on the notification bar??

from a day of use im giving this phone a 9 out of 10
[T-Mobile LG G3] AngryDinosaur:
So no one want to try the 1080p performance test eh?
[T-Mobile LG G3] Skizzy034:
You haven't seen my experiences with phones lol. I feel for ya.
[T-Mobile LG G3] DefinityX:
How'd you get them to replace it? Did they give you any flack? Did you purchase insurance/jump? Just worried that I'll have to fight if mine comes tomorrow and is defective... No insurance or jump. And for now I did the payment plan. (coming from verizon)
[T-Mobile LG G3] Skizzy034:
You have a 14 days buyer's remorse period from the day you receive it.
[T-Mobile LG G3] mac208x:
Definitely worth every penny. Coming from a nexus 5 this phone wows me every min. Screen is just out of this world. Battery life is amazing, camera is awesome, fast doesnt heat up. Cant say a single bad thing about it. The speaker is loud as a train horn! Best part about!
[T-Mobile LG G3] alhadee12:
It's a nice phone, but I've run into some Pandora issues while at the gym. It kept crashing, so far it's pretty nice.
[T-Mobile LG G3] sweets55:
I listen to Pandora a lot for hrs at a time and not one crash on my G3. Maybe unistall and reinstall?
[T-Mobile LG G3] AngryDinosaur:
Tried 1080p on find 7. Ran on very high and full 60 fps on unreal engine benchmark

G3 will run pretty good too im sure
[T-Mobile LG G3] alhadee12:
I've tried that, I'm thinking it may be the wifi network at my gym.

---------- Post added at 07:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:42 PM ----------

I'm thinking it's the wifi network at the gym. I'll try it in the cellular network.
[T-Mobile LG G3] rockstarpotion:
Just got out a few hours ago. Haven't been able to put ou it down.

- i definitely see the lag, but it comes and goes

- I'm coming from 1st gen galaxy s3 so this is a huge step up for me and i love it!

- the camera is great

- i hate the notification bar...no tiles. I was spoiled with CM

- multi-tasking is a tad odd, i wish we could swipe up our down our left to remove

Overall is a great buy.[emoji106]
[T-Mobile LG G3] IXChicharitoXI:
Pinch out on the recent apps page to get the more organized recent apps look.
[T-Mobile LG G3] mgbotoe:
Loving it no issue what so ever. Running art with frozen apks but just few...battery life increasing by the charge
[T-Mobile LG G3] RMXO:
So jealous of people that are able to get great battery life. I'm about to return mine back since I think I got a lemon. Can only get 8 - 10 hrs of light to med use and I get tons of wakelock that just drains my battery. Started to lag bad but never had any heat issues.

Gonna miss it it since there are things I really like about the G3 like the back buttons and loved the keyboard. It was so accurate when swifting to type.
[T-Mobile LG G3] bigkevbosky:
Sounds like you have more of a software issue than hardware. Should just reflash stock and start over.
[T-Mobile LG G3] OhioDroid80:
Just received the keyboard update, look for it in the update center
[T-Mobile LG G3] bikrame:
Jumping from s4 to g3. And simply wow. All features. I wanted on my phone is right here. Camera is lil bit disappointing for me. Other wise i am loving it
[T-Mobile LG G3] RMXO:
been there, done all that and same ****. Used TBackup to freeze unneeded apps and greenified my apps that I used. I had issues with connection even though it showed I had full signal bar. I would have to reboot the phone to get it work properly. G3 was a very nice phone when it was working for me but in the end it just didn't work out for me. Such a shame but at least I was able to have a taste of it for a bit.

But, I'm highly tempted to ask for another one.
[T-Mobile LG G3] mgbotoe:
What phone are you planning on getting next?

And honestly I froze tmobile bloat and maybe 2/3 lg things thats about it....no greenify or anything of that matter. First time use battery was what 3 hour screen time? and as the days progress along with battery charge, im at 5 hour.

gl with your next phone!