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[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] nasodotcom:
yes with the standart file explorer i can use the center part of the joystick as enter but with the resco it is not possible. my version is 5.35
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] walkwitmeinhel:
Hey guys i got big prblm in z1 camera could not save pic to sdcard while I take pic ut says could not save but if i make to internal thenbit saves what may b the prblm same goes to video

Xperia Z1 C6902
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gregbradley:
You need the write to sdcard fix, but you need to be rooted for that. If not, just save to your internal memory
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] walkwitmeinhel:
I put another card its working mayb due to virus hope so

Xperia Z1 C6902
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sruba209:
But the camera is a system applications...and system application have access to ext storage right ?
[Microsoft Surface] bambuccia90:
hello I have a problem with this tablet for two reasons:

1) Recharge only when off and charging access recognizes but will discharge

2) The touch does not recognize me at the top of a 1 cm line and possible re-calibrate?

Thanks for your attention :p
[T-Mobile LG G3] zcgofaster:
Well this is a real first world problem. I love my G3 so far but seems like development is really slow. I'm contemplating trading it for a oneplus one. I like all the variety and software options it has. The possibilities seem to be endless just like the n5. And the oneplus looks like a nice choice as far as hardware goes too. Not sure what to do here.
[T-Mobile LG G3] emezrahi:
I was thinking the same thing, but i doubt the LGs flagship is going to go unnoticed. Im sure the devs are hard at work with new roms, etc.

Plus, do you really want to have to beg for an invite, in order to buy the OPO?
[T-Mobile LG G3] Cablespider:
Yeah, the invite system really pissed me off! I got an invite out of the blue on day. I didn't realize you had 24-hours to buy the phone when claiming the invite.

Anyway, I click the claim button in the email and the 24-hour buy ticker goes off. I didn't have the money at the time. I'd been waiting for that phone for ages.

Needless to say, here I am with the G3.
[T-Mobile LG G3] mastibeta:
I have two of the OnePlus's I'm getting rid of. Not a bad phone, but i prefer the g3.
[T-Mobile LG G3] sn0warmy:
There is going to be a significantly higher rate of development for the OnePlus One than the G3 simply because it's more of a phone developers will flock to.

However, I initially had the OnePlus One and sold it to a coworker to buy the G3. I couldn't be happier.

Here were my thoughts between the two...

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=54010208&postcount=273
[T-Mobile LG G3] zcgofaster:
That's a petty good and thorough review. My biggest concern with the device is the quality control issues. I don't want to get one with a bad screen and be stuck. I hear their customer service is just terrible.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Jammol:
Dude just stick to the G3.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Coderedpl:
My brother's oneplus slid off from knee height (basically out of his pocket in his shorts when he Sat down) after a few days of ownership. Screen is done, 50% of it doesn't work. Light crack on the side of the phone. No damage on bezel.

I took the risk and dropped my nexus 5 a few times from similar height before my jump and it survived each one.

Food for thought.

Oh and I also had a OnePlus. While I did really like the phone, his drop and the customer support issues I've been reading about among other little things made me uncomfortable keeping the phone long term. Also the g3 being the same screen size feels a lot better in the hand. I can essentially use it one handed while the 1+ proved to be more challenging.
[T-Mobile LG G3] brolic925t:
Just be patient? The****
[T-Mobile LG G3] mrzood:
OPO is overhyped crap. You should be considering the nexus 5 or g3...
[T-Mobile LG G3] janitorjohnson:
Two days after I bought my G3 I got an invite to buy an OPO. So I ordered one with the though that I'd pick one and either return my G3 to T-Mobile or sell the OPO on eBay. I used the two side by side for about two days and it was honestly real tough decision. I came from a Nexus 4 then 5 so I love vanilla Android with my own added flavor. So with that in mind a lot of things really sparked my interest in the OPO once I installed slimkat and set it up. Then after using for a day the battery seemed to drain faster than my G3. The camera seemed comparable so I decided to really test them. I went out driving and while I don't suggest driving and taking pictures I did. And this is where the G3 starts to walk away with my needs. The cameras focus is so much quicker and this resulted in much better pictures. Given that I have kids and they don't stay still I need a camera that meets that need. I sacrificed camera with the Nexus phones and I want about to do it again.

And finally, I've grown fond of the buttons and and phone just feels much smaller in my hand than the OPO. The G3 is actually a little wider but the OPO is much taller. I noticed no difference with the screen resolution. However, the OPO played sound in videos very loud so that's a plus. But the G3 is sufficient in that department. So I sold my OPO and am still rocking the G3.

So. If you must have aosp the OPO will always run it better. If you want a better camera, battery life and slightly smaller feel stick with the G3.
[T-Mobile LG G3] setzer715:
Thanks for this, I have a couple of questions for you but first background.. I bought a G3 a couple of weeks ago. Excited I brought it home, rooted, setup and started snapping pictures of my daughter playing at night in the living room. Instantly my heart sank. They were fuzzy, blurry and overall crap. My G2 and N5 dominated the G3 quality. I continued to use it for a couple days but the picture quality in low light just sucked so I returned it. Finally got an invite to Oneplus and now have that. Camera quality seems much better in low light. Daytime out side pictures are fine with pretty much any flagship phone you buy these days, my issue is with indoor low light. I mean, I have the lights on but its not sunlight. Anyways, I am not happy with the yellow tint along the bottom of the phone nor the size, it's just too tall. Plus the lack of accessories gets me.

With that said, does your G3 take good indoor low light pictures? Does it focus fast and snap clear pictures? I'm not looking for photographer quality here, just not fuzzy and blurry. When I returned it the guy offered to exchange and I opted not to but now I'm kicking myself wondering if I just had a bad device so that is why I'm here asking you.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Tidbits:
Almost no light at all.

With normal lighting in my house.

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Haha that was backwards.
[T-Mobile LG G3] starkruzr:
Because T-Mobile refuses to make it a flashable package, the OPO will never have support for Wi-Fi Calling. That's something to consider when deciding between these devices.
[T-Mobile LG G3] setzer715:
It's not as simple as you think. It's not just an application. It's built into the modem, the framework, settings etc. They would have to build an update package for each phone. T-Mobile doesn't have the rights to do this. Just like with the iPhone, the manufacturer has to build the technology into the software package. So, it's on Oneplus to build it to work with WiFi calling. Just like it would have been on LG and Google to build it into the Nexus line and Apple to build it into the iPhone.

NOW, it is on T-Mobile to request this but this can delay phone release times and increase overall costs. But specifically, with the Oneplus, this phone is not sold by T-Mobile so they have not vested interest in trying to get them to include the technology.
[T-Mobile LG G3] janitorjohnson:
In some cases I found the OPO to perform better in low lighting. But it was inconsistent for me. Many times, it would not focus. Most if my pictures are taken indoors without flash. What surprises me is you compared the G3 to the Nexus. Imho the G3 destroys the Nexus in low light settings.
[T-Mobile LG G3] setzer715:
To be honest I can't really remember the N5. I just can't remember thinking it was that bad. Plus it costs half the price of the LG. At $600 I expected way more. Maybe I'll buy a used one on eBay and see how it goes. Thanks for the response.
[T-Mobile LG G3] janitorjohnson:
I think if you're happy with the OPO you should stick with that one. All these new phones are so close in regards to specs and abilities it just comes down to preference. I was so close to taking my G3 back to T-Mobile that I made it to the store to return it, but I didnt have the original receipt so I had to go home, but upon testing it a little longer I decided to sell the OPO on eBay for a small markup.
[T-Mobile LG G3] wase4711:
if top quality low light photos are a priority, the HTC M8 is the way to go...
[T-Mobile LG G3] JesseMT4G:
I have been through a ton of phones, flagship mostly and this hands down takes the best pictures in daylight and low light situations. I have no issues at all with the camera.

The battery life is another thing, not terrible, but not the greatest. Definitely miss my flex in that regard, granted it was a bigger battery.

Overall it's a good phone.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Upstreammiami:
Dummest post I have seen in a while.. Dude buys a phone brand new right when it comes out and his already complaining about development smh.
[T-Mobile LG G3] sublimaze:
G3 development will never be on the same level as Nexus development. There are multiple G3 variants. Developing for a single device (Nexus 5) that works on multiple carriers is much easier.

G3 development will happen, but it takes time. It's only been out for about a month.

OPO development will never be on the same level either, because of the limited number of OPOs. Which device is more likely to attract developers -- the Nexus with hundreds of thousands of users, or OPO with a few hundred users? You do the math.

OPO is a fantastic device for the price (if you can get one), but don't expect a ton of custom roms for it. The demand just isn't there.
[T-Mobile LG G3] motoridersd:
You should just wait for the next Nexus. No other platform will have as much development as a Nexus.
[T-Mobile LG G3] bigkevbosky:
Go for it. Enjoy that yellow tint on the screen while you're at it.
[T-Mobile LG G3] setzer715:
And then there is that!

I have a G3 now, got it new off ebay. My opo is on it's way back for replacement because of a screen defect, no, no the yellow tint. Hopefully the replacement doesn't have the yellow tint. If it does, gonna sell and keep the G3.

Camera on the G3 is still just ok to me considering the hype for it and the price tag but maybe it's just me having to get used to it. Looks like opo exchage will take a while so I'll keep playing with the G3 for now.
[T-Mobile LG G3] chakra:
LOL, I just sold my oneplus.

Yes the screen is brighter, and its faster because of CM11. But I liked the g3 better.
[T-Mobile LG G3] KiNG OMaR:
Screw the OnePlus One. This is what happened to mine, posted over on the OPO forums.

https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/my-opo-suddenly-died.86806/#post-4221338

I have a G3 while my wife was using the OPO, she will be getting a G3 now. OnePlus is a terrible company, with a terrible product and the worst customer service imaginable.

G3 > OPO

I am STILL waiting to hear back from them after a rep suggested I factory reset a completely dead phone to see if that fixes it. It would be nice if I could turn it on first in order to factory reset, lol
[T-Mobile LG G3] setzer715:
I had to do a week of emailing to get them to issue an RMA also. You get one response a day, in the middle of the night, while your sleeping. Then once the RMA was issued the return process is a bit tough. I had to print off and tape their RMA form to the box then a place called TNT (shipping company) told me to print 5 copies of the invoice, a copy of the battery safety sheet, a 6 page MSDS and 5 copies of their shipping label. I had to sign and date those 5 copies, put all of that paperwork in an envelope and tape the envelope to the box. Then the next day they sent me a UPS label to ship the phone to them in California. What a pain in the ass. Oneplus hasn't shipped my replacement device yet, order just says pending. I asked when it would be shipped and they never responded.

NOTE to OP, If you want customer service that can accomplish something in less than a week DO NOT buy the oneplus. I will be selling the replacement the day I get it. Anyone interested? LOL.
[T-Mobile LG G3] mgbotoe:
Good luck tell us how the customer service and the yellow screen is treating you
[T-Mobile LG G3] zcgofaster:
I've decided to keep the G3. A lot of terrible reviews on the OPO. Issues that I don't want to deal with. Plus with some good development finally hitting the G3, it's really singing
[T-Mobile LG G3] serialtoon:
I have both...they both have their flaws for sure. The problem is that the OPO had the worst of any kind. When typing it wouldn't properly detect multiple fingers or have some sort of grounding issue. To the point that I would end up with a ton of mistakes. This is a know issue, but a hardware one at that. OPO has since then stated that they will issue a touchscreen digitizer update to fix this as it Is a synaptics problem...given how "good" (sarcasm really) their support has been, I wouldn't hold my breath on it. And I ended up "never settling" and gifted my phone to my brother who doesn't care about this situation. As for the G3, you know its sluggish performance at times, but to me...a slightly better phone. Now if they DO indeed fix this issue, then yea...OPO for sure. If I were you id wait it out, but then again if you do, 100 more phones will release from the time that you started reading this and to the end of this period.
[T-Mobile LG G3] shasha1334:
I had these same exact problems with my OnePlus one. It made typing nearly impossible. I couldn't take it and got rid of it.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Richieboy67:
I was close to buying the oneplus but I could not get an invite. After doing more research I'm glad I didn't get that phone.

I believe the issues with the g3 will be worked out in recent updates. It has a removable battery and you can add an sd card. I know the one plus is cheaper but I still think the g3 is the better deal. Just my opinion though for what ever it is worth.
[T-Mobile LG G3] alhadee12:
What issues are you experiencing with the G3? I considered the One, but I don't think the invite system was the best marketing strategy. I'm considering the Note 4 now.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Richieboy67:
I don't have the g3 yet. I was talking about the lag and other issues that were being discussed in this thread.

I may consider the note depending on when it is released, how much it cost, etc. I may end up getting the g3 though in the next few days if my web dev clients pay me on time.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Romanog4:
Opo is an awesome phone and you know you will be well looked after by the cm team of legends.
[T-Mobile LG G3] alhadee12:
I understand payment situations. I have a G3 and I haven't experienced the lag issue. I'm considering the Note 4 because of the S - pen and it's functionality. I think it'll help me in my job as a coach.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Richieboy67:
I like cm and have used it on many devices.. still use it on my old Hp Touchpad but as for the phone support, I hear it is very poor.I do not know though but the lg has way better features for me. Better camera, more storage, replaceable battery and more. Not to mention I could not even buy one if I wanted one seeing as they are not even released yet publically but only by invitation.

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I was considering the Note as well for those same reasons. The s pen feature is one I think I would use but I am not sure about the rest.

I guess we will all know more about it tomorrow when they show it. Who knows? if it is really good with some really big improvements and ground breaking features I may end up paying the extra for it. To get it unlocked it will be much steeper then the lg g3 for sure.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Romanog4:
Opo camera is great. By support I meet firmware by cm team. It is a new phone so hardware support is up to your provider. You get 64 gig storage which is heaps. The battery replacement is always a bonus. They are inexpensive phones to buy so they will fly of the shelves.
[T-Mobile LG G3] alhadee12:
I agree, but I think I'm going to give it a try.
[T-Mobile LG G3] chrisjm00:
Cyanogenmod is finally booting on the G3, now it's only a matter of time until they get it fully functional. I would hold off on jumping ship from the G3 until you see the CM rom running.
[T-Mobile LG G3] VitaliyUvakin:
I got OPO and have to admit, I like it better then G3. I guess I lucky, have no issues and hopefully won't have to contact costumer support. At this point I consider to keep OnePlus over G3
[T-Mobile LG G3] alias3800:
What would you say are the main reasons for choosing the OPO?
[T-Mobile LG G3] VitaliyUvakin:
Feels smoother and faster, doesn't get hot or even warm (with my use, ymmv). And of course development is much more active...
[T-Mobile LG G3] KiNG OMaR:
My OPO overheated while just sitting on a table and now it won't power on at all. Been getting the cold shoulder from OnePlus support for over a month now, 12 days since the last reply.

Do yourself a favor and stay away from that crap company.
[T-Mobile LG G3] VitaliyUvakin:
I guess I'm just lucky one. But if it was less then 45 days since your purchase, file PayPal complain and get your money back
[T-Mobile LG G3] Coderedpl:
Just to add to my own post. Took 5 weeks for OPO to respond to my brother in regards to sending the device to them for repair........ Now let's see how long it takes to get it back (after they get it that is)
[T-Mobile LG G3] jimmydee62:
I have both phones G3 and OPO. I like the OPO because it is thinner and brighter then the G3, and I like the G3 because it is smaller and has wireless charging which I bought the back cover and it works great on my charger I bought for the S4. Both phones work about the same but on the OPO I do like the CM11 software which works well and also many roms available. Right now I went back to G3 my problem is I like to try different roms but only 3 available and I don't like the look of standard rom so hopefully we can get CM rom working because it has a lot of settings that really make it stand out. I do have a issue with the OPO that bothers me and that is signal strength is low sometimes changes to H+ and lower which I don't know if that will ever get fixed G3 has great signal strength So I will have to flip back and forth for a while and see which one I like best
[T-Mobile LG G3] methylenedioxy:
Good points. I also have G3 and Oneplus One. Oneplus screen is much brighter. Brightness 40% on Oneplus is something like 70% on G3. I was worried that this will shorten the battery life by quite a lot. But that doesn't seem to be the case... G3 seems to deep sleep very efficiently.

I find that by going into Accessibility > Color Adjustment we can make it look somewhat better by sliding that adjustment point just down a little. Too much and the colors become too saturated. I say about almost 1 icon length looks pretty good. Seems to up the contrast.

Oneplus has more screen estate if using capacaocptive buttons. It is noticeably longer than the G3. G3 has less estate due to on-screen buttons but feels "wider" and "fatter" just how I like my women.

Honestly it is very hard to pick a winner out of these two. In my book they have already beaten Samsung and Apple by a good margin, in design, performance and price. But the one thing that I like more about the G3 is the focus speed of the camera, and being someone who has no patience in making my hands steady, it is a life-saver.

Remind again me why the original poster is considering Oneplus given that he already has G3? I don't see any minor things that cannot be fixed on the software side.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Berrydroidcafe:
That was my dilemma, get the G3 or wait? Got the G3, but will be eyeing the Nexus 6/X when it comes out. :)

Sent from my LG-D851
[T-Mobile LG G3] motoridersd:
Same here. Got the T-Mobile G3 and love it. Will definitely look into a Nexus 6, but the new Moto X is looking good.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Berrydroidcafe:
Now all I need is to get rid of the annoying vibrations and the constant waking up of the phone when it's on charge. :confused::eek::(

Now granted, it might be a simple fix, like a settings I've missed....

Sent from my LG-D851
[T-Mobile LG G3] Richieboy67:
If you root you can use titanium bu to uninstall or freez all that stuff. And yes, vibrate can be turned off in settings.
[T-Mobile LG G3] fix-this!:
The g3 is a great phone but running a laggy, crap rom. Once aosp comes this thing will be a beast.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Richieboy67:
I don't see lag. I removed much of the LG and mobile stuff and am using nova launcher. No lag at all.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Berrydroidcafe:
I'm rooted already and have taken a look see with TB, wouldn't know where to start, but I dld a rom the other day and going to give that a shot.

Sent from my LG-D851
[T-Mobile LG G3] fix-this!:
its mostly animation lag and stutter.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Richieboy67:
I don't see any lag.
[T-Mobile LG G3] alias3800:
That's exactly what it is, because the phone is startlingly fast. Especially with a few easy, easy fixes. But every so often, the animations drop just a few frames. The people noticing it are the ones looking WAY too closely anyways (myself included, at times).
[T-Mobile LG G3] Richieboy67:
I disabled most of that stuff which explains it. Things are very smooth and fast without that stuff.
[T-Mobile LG G3] bambam126:
I just traded my g3 for a 64 gb and wow this thing is amazing will miss my g3 but I'll get one eventually =)
[T-Mobile LG G3] Richieboy67:
What is a 64 GB?
[T-Mobile LG G3] bambam126:
The oneplus one
[T-Mobile LG G3] Richieboy67:
Oh yeah, I forgot I was in a oneplus one forum. lol

Sent from my LG G3-D851!
[T-Mobile LG G3] sexcytyme:
Traded My oneplus one for a g3 last night with some guy on here and now this morning he reported it stolen. ?
[T-Mobile LG G3] Richieboy67:
Hope you didn't pay for it or get your money back.
[T-Mobile LG G3] sexcytyme:
I traded my oneplus one 64 gig for it. He drove an hour to trade me and he told me he posts on xda. If u look through the posts and time u can figure out who the guy is.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Richieboy67:
Hmmmm so you have the phone? Is doing it to get an insurance claim?
[T-Mobile LG G3] sexcytyme:
Yeah I have the phone it worked last night when we traded and lost service this morning. Called tmobile and they said he reported it stolen/lost this morning.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Richieboy67:
That is terrible man.
[T-Mobile LG G3] sexcytyme:
Yeah hopefully i can get the imei repaired or something. But the good news is he came into my store so i have his picture and his license plate as well. Ill see what i can do with that.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Richieboy67:
Hope it works out for you. Can't trust anyone these days.
[T-Mobile LG G3] nohcho:
unfortunately you have no options. I have been there myself and even had the guys account info and a picture of his drivers license. He reported it stolen two weeks after the transaction. I have spent countless minutes in the phone with tmobile to no avail. They will not do anything for you and you are on your own.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Richieboy67:
Why did he do it though? I mean what is in it for him to disable your service by reporting it stolen?

Was he happy with the trade?

You could always do the same thing to the phone you gave him. :D
[T-Mobile LG G3] sexcytyme:
Yeah he was happy a lil to happy.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Richieboy67:
Tell him if he doesn't report it "found" you will report his stolen.