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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tomatot-:
I know this kind of thread is not really authorized here, but I'm not asking exactly for the BEST rom, just the lightest and the fastest.

All the roms i've tested are very slow, so I'd like a very light rom.

I don't care if it's Android 2.3, if the battery life sucks, if nothing is added, i just want good performances...

What should i try ?

Thanks :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svbarbosa:
Try [Rom][4.4.4][Team D.I.R.T] Dirty Unicorns v8.0.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phoenX80:
I came from Dirty to slim saber now. Best speed and batterylife and pretty much with any feature I need
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lister Of Smeg:
Hi Tomatot,

As you said you don't mind Android 2.3.x (Gingerbread). Then CM7 would be ya best bet, if you can find it....?? ;)

I've tried, and been unable so far... Seems only one person compiled and built it, and only hosted it to one site... Can't find it anywhere...? :(

Cheers, Lister
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lim Wee Huat:
If comparing DU with SK.. SK seems to be performing much better. Looking forward to their final stable 9.0.. Lightest rom for me is the rom with the least features/ commits. At times, basic is the best and the best performing.:)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ASMI1:
Dirty Unicorns + pico 4.4.4 gapps but all kitkat roms are buggy so you may wont use it as daily driver.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daniel178:
Hello,

Question: has anyone noticed a considerable slow down/laggy phone after using stump root? I have...

This is my 2nd or 3rd G2, so I am pretty familiar with the behavior and feel of this phone. I got it (remanufactured, from Asurion via insurance) after my last one cracked. So: I got the new phone, immediately updated to software version 26A, then rooted using stump root. Now, after using the phone for a couple of weeks, I have decided that this phone is quite laggy and sluggish -- definitely not what a snappy G2 should be. Same apps and settings and configuration as my last G2s.

So-- do you think its the phone itself? Or have others seen a slow-down after using Stump to root?

(Edit: this is the first time I've rooted using stump. I've only done manual root or ioroot to root my past G2s).
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrcarlxx:
Try adjusting your CPU to speed it up a little.....
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Player-J:
I've recently rooted two Verizon G2s with Stumproot and both are running without issue. It may very well be hardware related (hope not). Good luck!
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Patrick0nE:
Root haven't influence on the behaviour of ROM. It only gives you possibility to check files of your system, mod them and many other things.

Wysłane z mojego LG-D802 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Sprint LG G2] badkarmah187:
Ok, I have not flashed my G2 (Sprint) in a long time since ZVA. I have ZVC rooted but no recovery. I want to install recovery so that I can flash ZVD Affliction rom.

What are the gotchas?

Do I have to downgrade the boot loader ?

thanks
[Sprint LG G2] Big Boy Laroux:
Easiest way is via Autorec:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2715496

downgrades bootloader, installs recovery, patches the kernel. Really painless and easy. of course, read up in that thread if you have questions.

Some sprint phones get a white line issue after flashing, but I did not.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Black6spdZ:
Remembering from custom wm6 roms back in the day there was an app and configuration that could be "baked" in so that even with a reset, any sim # differing from the one configured would automatically send an sms to a predefined # with the thiefs # and gps coordinates. You could also send special sms to the phone to make it do other things. I was wondering if there was any similar program we could add to the auto installed apps inside the custom rom.. And hopefully the theif only performs a reset of the already installed rom instead of an odin or other rom flash.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OmniaGT:
Hi!

I've encountered a problem with my unmodded HTC One (Android 4.4).

During phone calls my ear speaker is sometimes automatically louder which makes my call uncomfortable. Does anyone know what could the problem be? Mabe I have an auto-volume adjusting option switched on somwhere?!

To inform: hard/soft reset didn't help.

I'll be thankful for any recommendations.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] zomgalama:
Google Nexus 6 Reveal Page

Android 5.0 Lollipop

According to the nexus 6 page on the very bottom it seems that it will be available on all 4 big carriers, Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-mobile. Ofc; you can still get it from the Play store. The release date given by google is late october; no specification as to if it applies to just the play store or the carriers as well. I'm hoping it releases late this October because I get my upgrade late November. If I have to I will probably wait, I'm sure many of our dev's here will successfully port Android 5.0 to our devices. I'm more interested in the full release of the OS; the multitasking features and the uniform material design looks so nice.

So, thoughts? Is android 5.0 everything you have hoped for? Will you be upgrading to a Nexus 6 soon?

I somehow managed to delete my opinion on the the device, I'm loving the specs; the 6" screen is pushing me away though.

When I say I plan on upgrading to the Nexus 6 I'm not 100% set on it yet. I was planning on going with the HTC One M8 simply because of the screen size, but I have used a LG G3 in stores before and I love how amazing the screen is so I'm very torn. The LG OG was such a great device for it's time, shame it never got an official update past 4.1 but it's hard to complain with all the dev support we get with it.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] gentlemenace:
I might go for it but I'm still hating Google's propensity to think that cloud storage can replace the function of a microsd slot. Also a 6-inch screen, why? The phone still has to fit in my pocket. At this rate the number of people on these forums with manbags is going to blow up. Also $649 unlocked... ouch. I honestly don't know what Google was thinking here. They might be pushing their luck a little too hard here but I won't really know until I can hold it in my hand. On paper the size of the LG G3 used to sound like an atrocity so we'll see. Regardless the price isn't much of an issue if you pay it out over the length of a contract anyways but honestly, I'm disappointed.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] iamterence:
I mean, when you look at the specs, that's when you realize what all that money is really going to.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] DQEight:
I just want the finished Android L roms to get ported to the LGOG. As long as i'm up to date and the roms arent too buggy, I can stick with my LGOG for another year if I have to.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] iamterence:
We'll definitely get some L ROMs sooner or later. We have some amazing developers here for our phone, so be sure that once the major ROM devs update their sources, we'll get updated as well.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] Whiplashh:
I think since the 6 is WAY too big for my personal use, I'm gonna jump to the Nexus 5 next.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] I-IoLLoW:
I have the G3 now and I love it. Battery life has been better for me than on the lgog, even with that amazing screen. The major downside to the G3 is development but we finally received twrp so the roms will be coming. But having root, freezing/deleting bloat(and there is a lot of it) and making mods have helped my g3 be lag free, last over 40 hours on a full charge and just be generally awesome. If you want something that is also awesome but has a ton of development - go with the m8. A lot of devs and themers who had lgogs grabbed the m8 so you will be in good company. Only a few of us from here have the G3 but Im happy with my choice. It's big but not unruly, the new nexus looks good but too big and still no sd card. And if 3000mah battery isnt big enough for you, zerolemon is selling a 9000mah battery you can swap right in. Just my two cents.

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First off, how ya been buddy? Secondly - the nexus 6 looks great but I'm a little disappointed in a few things, size being one of em, still no sdcard and still not 64bit. The rumors made me have higher hopes - its still gonna be a great phone with an insane amount of support. I have no use for it but I am really impressed by the nexus 9(my nexus 7 is collecting dust). That processor, even being a dual core and only having 2 gb of ram is crazy fast, and it's 64bit!
[Sprint LG Optimus G] iamterence:
I've been good man, how have you been? Glad to see you around these parts one more time :)

For me, I'm drawn to the N6 because I know it'll drop down to a decent price by time my upgrade is due (which would be summer of 2015), and, assuming I even get it, it'd be the most high-end phone I've ever owned, plus it's a Nexus, so development is guaranteed. I'm just modest :) If I were to get a G2, I'd be pretty happy with that.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] I-IoLLoW:
Ha ha yeah I was checking on one of my bootanimations and saw this thread. Im good, biked more than I ever have so Im really sore but other than that Im good.

Nexus devices definitely have the best support but HTC is pretty solid(as is Sony, sadly we can't get xperia on sprint) and they come with other perks(removable storage, etc). I know HTC will be releasing another flagship(from some rumors, 2) before you're due for your upgrade and I have a feeling it will be better(and smaller) than the nexus 6. Biggest drawback to the HTC flagships seems to be the camera but that's also been an issue on Nexus devices. Nexus devices are still a great way to go. Their biggest selling point is having official updates before anyone else. My nexus 7 is solid, but between my phone and laptop I just dont have a need for a tablet. I wanted to hold out for the nexus 6 myself but now Im glad I didn't. Just too big for me and LG fixed my biggest issue with the lgog - sdcard support.

They're all great phones with pros and cons tho - really does depend on the user.
[Networking] bigflavor:
Hello,

When your bluetooth phone rings, and sends the ring notice (or what not) to a headset, does it send phone number info out?

I was wondering if this is standard, but if you know it works for some models, no models, or what not; it'd be appreciated.

I've got a plan.

Thanks,

Matt
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elostaz:
hello ,

I created a flash apps working fine in late version of android not working now in kit kat , I know the flash working fine through dolphin browser and firefox , could any one give me any idea for overcome this problem ? .

Thanks .
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elostaz:
Any Help!
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] s8perman:
For those that are looking...i found this in the Note 4 forum and it works. Not mine so please send all thanks here.

GalaxyTools now supports Enabling native hotspot on ALL stock *rooted* Sprint Samsung Galaxy devices!![/b]

Get it in PlayStore here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.idone.galaxymenu

Or download the attached apk. (future updates can be had from PlayStore)
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] gmenfan83:
Sweet, thanks! :D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] orgreenstein:
Hello people. i am new here and i am sorry if i post wrong.

i have installed the CyanogenMod 11 temasek's Unofficial ROM and it went all good

but when i opened the phone it didnt recognized my SIM Card!

please please help
[Nexus Player General] TheManii:
2char
[Nexus Player General] kettal:
Can Nexus Player images be loaded and bootted on a similarly specced Intel Atom based PC?
[Nexus Player General] TheManii:
It's too soon to tell and it depends on what the bootloader allows for it.

Just because goog might include one that isnt locked down, it doesnt mean it's automatically bios or uefi complient.

Loading linux on it is one thing, but expecting it to work like a normal pc with linux or even windows isnt something you can assume.

Goog's bootloaders are not all universally uefi complient even though other similar devices include them (winrt/wp8/assorted android devices have complient bootloaders)

Also, this is off topic for this thread.
[Nexus Player General] TheManii:
The NP will also have an ota before release.
[Nexus Player General] xBIGREDDx:
Factory image posted:

https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#fugu

Version: 5.0 (LRX21M)

Download: Link

MD5 Checksum: b5380180959cdf8b99a24339b4800b64

SHA-1 Checksum: aeed3bef8331aba50c94c188ce3753d3ae9afd83
[Nexus Player General] TheManii:
There is an ota from LTW87L → LRX21M, I do not have the ota yet.

Also: the NP is unlockable without having to go to setting first, unlike the N6/N9: PSA: OEM Unlock On The Nexus 6 And 9 Requires Checking A Box In Developer Options
[Nexus Player General] TheManii:
Update: PSA: New Lollipop OTA Procedure On Nexus Devices Means Your Update Will Fail If Your System Is Modified In Any Way At All

For future otas, rooting will not break your ability to ota (rooting itself wont, if you modify files you will still break ota due to that)

The NP's kernel does not have dm-verity / secure /system enabled, and it must be enabled prior to the first OTA to stay consistant. (technical note, it's still possible to deploy consistant/secure /systems without it, but the kernel itself wont bother checking, so it's unlikely an issue at all)

Goog can still deploy it after the fact, but it would require a full rom ota instead of merely a delta/patch ota, this is highly unlikely to happen.

This will be reconfirmed once I have the file and url for the first ota.

Edit: see below
[Nexus Player General] TheManii:
Update: LTW87L → LRX21M

The NP does use secure /system otas, ROOTING WILL BREAK OTAS.

If you are rooted or have modified your /system in any way, you will need to use factory images to update
[Nexus Player General] TheManii:
LTW87L → LRX21V

LRX21M → LRX21V
[Nexus Player General] McChen147:
URL for the 5.1.1 OTA

http://android.clients.google.com/p...6.signed-fugu-LMY47V-from-LMY47D.99b5efed.zip
[Nexus Player General] s.eaty6:
MPZ44Q to MPZ79N OTA zip

Here is the zip for upgrading the first Android M preview to the Dev preview

Sorry for sort-of breaking the rules. Links are in the attached text file.
[Nexus Player General] McChen147:
doesn't sound like this ota url thread is really being maintained anymore, but anyways....Nov security patch:

https://android.googleapis.com/pack...d2918bc567.signed-fugu-MRA58N-from-MRA58K.zip
[Nexus Player General] xdatastic:
Sourced from jduck:

https://android.googleapis.com/pack...5af.signed-signed-fugu-MMB29U-from-MMB29T.zip

MMB29U-from-MMB29T
[Nexus Player General] Displax:
MMB29V-from-MMB29U

https://android.googleapis.com/packages/ota/google_fugu_fugu/8793bbdb81c005f5cb0f2a224b20e03365e0a974.signed-fugu-MMB29V-from-MMB29U.zip
[Nexus Player General] Displax:
MOB30D from MMB29V

https://android.googleapis.com/pack...afd.signed-signed-fugu-MOB30D-from-MMB29V.zip
[Nexus Player General] Displax:
MOB30W from MOB30P

https://android.googleapis.com/pack.../0825452c453e9fa32a2988c6fce122c530e8654d.zip

by Jduck
[General Questions and Answers] johnmase:
I am using spice mi 450 and had got it rooted for using link2sd. But recently i had reset my phone and since the whenever i try to install an app from the sd card it says "This app could not be installed. Free up some space and try again." I have 90% of my internal memory free. Please help .
[General Questions and Answers] zawhlaingwin:
can not install app

I thain sd card is no good & you chain u phone app install to externan sd card
[Nexus 6  General] Bataga:
Finally wifi calling for T-Mobile! Just one of the great features but looks like the only T-Mobile exclusive feature. Available November 12th.

Key Specs:

5.9-inch, Quad HD 1440 x 2560 resolution, AMOLED display

Snapdragon 805 quad-core 2.65GHz processor

3,220mAh battery

13MP camera with OIS and dual LED flash159.3 x 83 x 10.1 mm

184 grams (6.49 ounces)

Corning Gorilla Glass 3

Qi wireless charging support

Water resistant

2MP front facing camera

Nano-SIM

T-Mo model will feature 32GB internal storage

*4K*video capture

LTE bands (2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 12, 13, 17, 25, 26, 29, 41)Repeat: Band 12 support!

Dual front-facing stereo speakers

http://www.tmonews.com/2014/10/t-mobile-and-google-partner-to-launch-nexus-6-guess/
[Nexus 6  General] Sentrix27:
Thought it was going to be the 64GB for a bit, but Cam got that bit wrong. Now it's 32GB as expected.

Band 12 support for 700mhz LTE is pretty awesome too.

EDIT: Hope the mods let this kinda-placeholder thread exist. It's useful for TMo folks.
[Nexus 6  General] Bataga:
I was willing to get the 32gb any way so that's no problem for me :)
[Nexus 6  General] flightsimmer:
I'm hoping that they do a pre-order a few weeks in advance online like they're doing with the Xperia Z3. I don't want to have to go wait in line at the store to get my phone, but if I have to I most certainly will!
[Nexus 6  General] Bataga:
Are you sure it's only 32gb? I'm seeing discussions the this might be a T-Mobile exclusive or that there's a 32/64 option.
[Nexus 6  General] Bataga:
This site says that WiFi calling won't be until early 2015 :(

http://m.androidcentral.com/t-mobile-add-wi-fi-calling-support-its-nexus-6-model-early-2015

Edit: T-Mobile changed the "key features" post.
[Nexus 6  General] flightsimmer:
I know some people are adverse to it, but if you have Google Voice and you download the Hangouts Dialer app (with GV-Hangouts integration), you can have Wifi calling and texting built in well before the official Wifi calling app hits. I'm currently using it on my N5, and it works great, even on my super slow work wifi. People do have to call or text your GV number for it to work seamlessly (or port your # to GV), but it seems to be a good alternative for now.
[Nexus 6  General] Bataga:
The only problem is like you said, I'll need to use my Google number for it to work. I only use my WiFi calling to make/receive work calls at home since I get ZERO reception in my house.
[Nexus 6  General] Dr Faustus:
I heard that the only model T-Mo would be selling is the 64GB model for the price of the 32GB model total.

Who here is hoping the price for it on contract will be at least $199 up front? Also as someone who used to work for T-Mobile I can try to answer some questions for T-Mo Nexus users?
[Nexus 6  General] charesa39:
So when they say that WiFi calling would enabled with an OTA, is that only if you bought the phone through them? So if I bought the phone directly from the Play Store and used my $30 prepaid SIM, I wouldn't get said update to enable it?
[Nexus 6  General] msal:
Is it better to get this through T-Mobile or buy from the Play Store? I don't have a plan with T-Mobile so I would be switching over. My current carrier is FamilyMobile.
[Nexus 6  General] Dr Faustus:
That's actually a damn good question. We do not know if this update is solely for the T-Mobile Nexus 6 or for all models. For that fact if this is Google developing the update with T-Mobile or T-Mobile exclusively.

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T-Mobile will likely be charging the device at about $199 or so down payment with 2 year activation of one of their plans (which are not that expensive depending how much data you are looking for.)

That said they will tie you in a contract to pay off that phone in increments of $20 dollars a month for 12 months (or anytime you feel like paying the rest off) until the device is payed in full. Rumors state that T-Mobile will be doing $27 a month for 12 months for this device so that is worth noting as well.

On the Play Store end it looks like it will be $650 straight out for basic model. To some that is fine but to others not wanting to drop all that down at once T-Mobile's way would make it very desirable for paying it off in increments. It really depends on your preference.
[Nexus 6  General] mrma0100:
here is teaser of how box gonna looks like.

https://vine.co/v/OqXigYblJh5
[Nexus 6  General] flightsimmer:
According to their press release HERE, it looks like it will be $0 down and $27/mo for 24 months if you go that route. I will most likely go with the $0 down option, as I currently have Jump for my N5 and am so glad that they're giving us the option to pay for the device in full over the full two years instead of having to put a big chunk of change down.
[Nexus 6  General] Dr Faustus:
Wait, it will be $0 down for real? I thought that was just an assumption because the down payment was not revealed yet?!

Holy ****, if this is true then I am SO going to do that.
[Nexus 6  General] Bataga:
As far as I know, this is true. They won't let you do the payment deal over a certain amount. The iPhone 6+ was 850 and you needed 100 down to do do the payment deal. IPhone 6 was 750, no down payment. Note 4 is 750, no money down.
[Nexus 6  General] brizey:
Hmm...I think I will just get the play store version then. I want 64GB. Although really I get by fine with a dual 32 GB USB (micro and A) stick with my 16 GB 2012 N7. I just use it for flashing ROMs, titanium, and TWRP backups.
[Nexus 6  General] Dr Faustus:
https://explore.t-mobile.com/google-nexus-6-nexus-9

Sign up for future Nexus 6 information T-Mobile customers!
[Nexus 6  General] donnyp1:
It's $27.08 a month for 24 months with zero down on T-Mobile. I'm ready for my jump upgrade, so I'll be all in
[Nexus 6  General] flightsimmer:
Now, the other question of the day (and we probably won't know until pre-orders start) is whether TMO will carry the white version or just the "midnight blue" version. I was disappointed that I couldn't get the white N5 from them, but that was quickly solved by swapping out the back with a white OEM version from eBay. Fingers crossed for the white version AND the blue version so we at least have a little choice.
[Nexus 6  General] jcarlm:
How much was the nexus 5 a month on T-Mobile installment plan. I forgot.
[Nexus 6  General] flightsimmer:
At launch it was $41.99 down with 24 months of $17.
[Nexus 6  General] bobprobert:
when i got mine it was 0 down 16.50 a month
[Nexus 6  General] 7TimesCursed:
I thought the 0 down plans were for new tmo customers only.. I'll have to do the 300ish down payment since I am already a customer
[Nexus 6  General] Pilz:
Has anyone heard a confirmation of the 64gb models price?
[Nexus 6  General] Schoat333:
It's expected to be $699.
[Nexus 6  General] Pilz:
That's not bad at all, do you know when google normally starts pre orders on the play store? is it midnight Pacific time or?
[Nexus 6  General] bobprobert:
the 0 down is based on your credit rating
[Nexus 6  General] Schoat333:
They never really stick to a time. It has been anywhere from 9am-2pm EST in the past. Once we get an official date, you'll just have to have the play store up and F5 for a few hours lol.
[Nexus 6  General] Pilz:
Well the pre orders start tomorrow, so I guess I'll be refreshing my phone all day until it shows up. It's not even posted under the devices section yet.
[Nexus 6  General] Schoat333:
Tomorrow is for the Nexus 9 and player only. They have not said when Nexus 6 pre orders will start yet.
[Nexus 6  General] jcarlm:
Does anybody know if both color options will be available?
[Nexus 6  General] Jeimygirl:
Why oh why did T-Mobile have to completely go away from subsidized phones for contracts?!

I would gladly sign another contract for this phone at a much cheaper price. I never had ot pay the "inflated" price on my plan as I am grandfathered into a really cheap plan.

I just can't pay $649 for a 6 inch phone. I was going to overlook the size for a $400-$500 price range

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I read preorders start on 10/29.