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[Samsung Galaxy Express GT-I8730 Questions & Answer] ghica54:
the sensors work poorly (rotation, liniar accelerometer, gravity)

After a some time testing this build I've noticed that magnet sensor doesn't work at all.

And the same happens to me. [ROM] CyanogenMod 511 12.1 baseband: I8730XWAMK1.

StockRoom initially is Vodafone I8730XWAMB7 .

I install apps from the Google Play store. The problem is That the application does not work Any type: compass, or planetarium.

I think drivers are the problem sensor.

Linear Acceleration AOSP Sensor--AOSP

Gravity Sensor ----------------------- AOSP

Orientation Sensor ------------------ AOSP

Try installing Androsensor.apk, Skeye.apk or Compass.apk and say what problems you have.
[Samsung Galaxy Express GT-I8730 Questions & Answer] Bleiz:
Weak wifi

Any idea what could cause to have poor wifi signal? How it is performing at yours devices guys?
[General Questions and Answers] Razervn:
Hi All,

I have china tablet:

Model: A70H

CPU: Allwinner A23

OS: Android 4.2.2

Spec like: Eken_A70h

I has encountered situations :

I use adb tools, then I type: "adb reboot-bootloader" command. As a result, the tablet has hang on bootloader screen can not exit, even I shutdown and reboot using the power button. I checked in the computer-device manager, I see : Android Bootloader Interface

I can not exit this bootloader mode, please help me. thank you!
[General Questions and Answers] inisfad:
After spending an entire afternoon researching this same issue, I have found what I think is the answer.....The Allwinner A23 tablet does not utilize hard reset keys. All the info that you read about on the internet about holding the power key with the volume up or down key, etc., does not work on these tablets. Strangely, at least for me, the answer was wonderfully simple - hopefully some of the developers here will test this on these tablets, as, if you look through the internet, these Allwinner tablets are getting more and more popular. So, the fix that worked for me:

Turn your tablet on (you will see the little Android icon or similar), and leave it on until the battery completely runs out. Now plug it in to your computer or power source and turn it on - for about 5 minutes or so, you will see the battery icon, which will turn off almost right away. Once the tablet gets the slightest charge - voila - the OS loads. It was like a miracle for me, and hope this helps you too.....
[General Questions and Answers] dthompson4447:
Not my tablet,, A23, QA88-V1.3 2014-04-14 (from tmart)

As you say vol+, vol-, vol both does nothing. Tablet has no home or back keys

After discharge, plugging in brings immediatly the little android figure, the boot logo

(both power and micro usb)

I got the boot lock by adb reboot bootloader,

perhaps I will have to use phoenix card

dmesg and lsusb do not change when it is plugged in

So fastboot devices find nothing

Any suggestions??
[General Questions and Answers] wdthompson:
I take back what I wrote above, I put the tab aside for a month or 2, the battery was flat,

it magically booted (after a bit of charge). I don't know how long it has to be "flat", maybe a week?

Now it is looped again, a failed recovery, it will only boot that

But phoenixcard can make a bootable sd, so you can see if it will be compatible before flashing

Lots of very obnoxious dl sites for this firmware,, qa88,, its hardly worth the trouble
[General Questions and Answers] wdthompson:
I have been hammering on my tab for a few days now,,

the bootloader and recovery are crap software.

Maybe that's why there are no keypresses

My original, at least could get to recovery, but the vol keys were dead,

so all I could do was reboot

All 4 of the firmwares I have found bootloop when you try to go to recovery

(and there is no adb in any of these when bootlooped)

There are more than 4 out there, but when you md5sum , it's just a different name

Fortunatly most of these bootloops have been on a sdcard boot, so I just fire up

PhoenixCard again and rewrite the sd

If you play with this, you better have a good firmware and TEST it with a sd boot,,

and you will lose whatever config you have done

there are perhaps 2 more unique firmwares I haven't mange to get yet, I have hopes

(I prefer 4.4 to 4.2, but the with the navcity 4.4 the camera doesn't work,

I have edited script0 and init.sun8i.rc , maybe the order of module loads matter)

Most of the firmware is 4.2, only 2 4.4 (AFAIK)

BTW, this is a QA88ver1.3, JDQ39
[Nexus 6  General] msal:
As some of you guys know, OnePlus is having their pre-order event in les than a week. Granted, it's only going to last AN HOUR (LOL!) and it's pre-orders on a phone that's been out for several months. Anyways, as odd as this sounds, I feel like the OnePlus One is the Nexus 6's biggest competitor. Why? There are a few reasons that I have in mind:

- OPO has tried to compete with the Nexus 5 for the "cheap but amazing specs" department.

- OPO still offers great specs, that aren't too outdated, for a mind boggling price.

Some of the cons?

- OnePlus is still doing invites and their "pre-orders" only last for an hour on a specific day. Yeah..

- OnePlus still has horrible customer service and their phone (hardware and software) is riddled with problems and bugs.

- Did I mention you still can't buy the phone directly from OnePlus?

No need to go over the pros of the Nexus 6. Everyone here knows them at this point.

Which one are you guys leaning more towards? Why?
[Nexus 6  General] Ranguvar:
You're gonna get skewed results by posting in an N6 forum.

I bought a OPO immediately after hearing of the N6 price. I don't mind 6" screen and the band support is fantastic -- all in all it's a better phone, but is it worth $700 for 64GiB, twice the price of an OPO 64GiB?

For me, that's a no. I also really enjoy the look and feel of the OPO, and peeking at CM's code for it, they develop very, very actively - the phone so far has gotten more updates than the GN, N4, or N5 have, including new features like Partial Screen Update.

That said the OPO will definitely have more bugs than the N6, but I'm confident they will be resolved and I can deal with those that crop up.

If not, I'll sell it, hopefully at profit (an RMA device perhaps), and save for an N6.
[Nexus 6  General] EternalAndroid:
Prepare for thread to be closed.
[Nexus 6  General] msal:
Sorry, is this a repost?
[Nexus 6  General] EternalAndroid:
Device comparison threads are not allowed.
[Nexus 6  General] msal:
There are several threads that are similar in this section, such as the Nexus 6 vs Galaxy Note 4 thread. I don't see the problem.

Also, I don't see where it states that in the forum rules?

Rules are here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=46847787&postcount=1

http://xdaforums.com/announcement.php?f=3707
[Nexus 6  General] EternalAndroid:
We'll see what ghost says don't quote me.
[Nexus 6  General] SenK9:
It's possible to say that the OPO is the spiritual successor to the N5. High-end, but not the highest-end specs, at a very mainstream price, unlocked. With the new change of the direction of the Nexus program, I'm sure the OPO will gain more popularity than it would otherwise, especially for those were expecting an N6 in the vein of an N5. When the OPO was announced, I was greatly optimistic, being a serial phone jumper, and affordable unlocked devices were always welcomed.

Having said that, the OPO has been out for a while so their foibles are widely evident. Their marketing approach is often questionable, and it does appear that the OPO does suffer from a higher rate of faults than flagships do. Whether this is to be expected from the low price is another discussion altogether. Source: I had an OPO, which I used extensively for a month then returned for a refund for the infamous yellow tinge. During that time, apart from the yellowing, I found the device to be quite good, exceeding my expectations in just about every way. If it didn't have a OnePlus badge on the back, but a major OEM, I wouldn't have been surprised.

Would I still recommend it? Absolutely, especially for those who like to tweak, namely the same people who traditionally bought Nexuses. The battery life was incredible and a breath of fresh air from my N5. There were an abundance of ROMs and kernels available, and no issues with hardware compatibility. The 3rd-party community is bustling. You can see where my 'spiritual successor to the N5' comment comes from.

I'd go as far to say as saying that for most people, the OPO will do perfectly fine. They even share the same camera sensor. For many, the performance difference will be negligible, as will the pixel density. But the OPO is not readily accessible. The heavy carrier subsidies, the brand name, the larger scale production, the heavy marketing push are all reasons why the N6 will steamroll the OPO.

Which is a bit sad, because the OPO, even though it's a pricing anomaly in the market, an experiment on Oppo's part, may cease to exist at that price with the OnePlus Two. It does alot of things exceptionally well and for many, permanently changed expectations.

As for the N6, we'll have to wait and see what the reviews and early adopters say. I'm tentative because on paper it seems exceptional, but closer reading into the finer details, the company structure/takeover/manufacturing, the very early usage reports, point towards some glaring shortcomings being revealed.
[Nexus 6  General] BBlax:
No reason to get an opo unless you can't afford a Nexus 6. It's objectively inferior to the Nexus 6 in terms of specs and the rest is subjective your opinion vs mine.
[Nexus 6  General] Schoat333:
I was never interested in the one+one. After years of crappy OEM Android phones, it Nexus or nothing for me from the N5 on.
[Nexus 6  General] dannstarr:
You can't compare them. One is not out in the wild yet, both have a very awesome set of specs on paper, and when you see those specs, and the one plus's price, it would seem to be a no brainer.... Until you get the one plus and start using it. Its not daily driver ready.

Can't say whether the nexus 6 will be yet either, but I certainly have some high hopes for it
[Nexus 6  General] Schoat333:
Why wouldn't the Nexus 6 be daily driver ready? I have never purchased a phone, especially a Nexus, that has stock software that wasn't daily driver ready. Honestly, I find it sad that you can say that about the One+.
[Nexus 6  General] LNJ:
I own one and luckily it's been perfect without the yellow banding screen or the touchscreen bug. It stayed on for 21 straight days once without a single issue but I got antzy and rebooted it out of habit.

But in the looks departments, it definitely does not scream premium like the M8, or Z series. And I wish they would have sold the 64gb in white!

HTC One M8
[Nexus 6  General] _MetalHead_:
I had the OPO and sold it after 3 days. The specs are nice and the battery life was phenomenal but that's about all it had going for it. The build quality was questionable at best, call quality was among the worst I've experienced in a long time, the screen is a crapshoot (good luck getting one without the yellow band), the software is incredibly buggy, it gets almost too hot to touch when gaming, their customer service is the absolute worst in the industry, and it just doesn't feel like the "flagship killer" they tout it to be. That last one is hard to explain because of how subjective it is, but when you hold it in your hand it doesn't feel like a flagship device, it feels like a cheap-o smartphone that is pretending to be high end. There's a lot more that goes into a smartphone than the SOC and RAM, and I imagine they cut as many corners as they could to get that price point. And I keep saying it and I'll say it again- the OPO is not worth a penny more than what they are charging for it. The N6 is going to be AMAZING, I mean nexus + motorola so there is no chance of it not being great, and it'll be worth every penny, regardless of all the babies whining about it being overpriced. There is no question in my mind- if you can afford it, the N6 is the clear winner here.
[Nexus 6  General] mk92595:
If you can afford it, Nexus 6.
[Nexus 6  General] TiltedAz:
I wouldn't touch a OnePlus One for many reasons.
[Nexus 6  General] lensgrabber:
I have a OnePlus One and am extremely happy with it. The invite system was stupid but the phone is solid. I also have a Moto X 2013; great phone! I'll be getting a Nexus 6 as well. I think for the price the OPO is still the best phone to have IF you don't have to deal with any customer support and you want a off-contract phone.
[Nexus 6  General] Ranguvar:
And for all the people who can afford a Nexus 6 but feel it's not $350 better than a same-storage OPO?

There are just a lot of other things I'd rather spend $350 on, even if just more fun gadgets.
[Nexus 6  General] biggiestuff:
Considering I've had at least one hardware issue on each of my past nexus phones, I'd go with Nexus for the better customer support. Easy exchange. Too many horror stories on the oneplus one forums about claiming warranty issues.
[Nexus 6  General] BBlax:
Whatever makes you happy.
[Nexus 6  General] Coldkiller78:
Was going to get the OPO, but the nexus 6 is more along my taste.
[Nexus 6  General] RedBlueGreen:
Got the oneplus one at the moment... I'm trying to sell it local. Could put it on ebay but i'll get a little more if i can sell it face to face.

Its a good phone but CM is pretty buggy.
[Nexus 6  General] selayan:
I had the OPO and I returned it. Touch issues, problems with the diiotizer for pinch and zoom, and horrible yellow band on mine.

Customer service is horrid. Took 2 months to get a refund. Their emails are all pre-writren responses they send to everyone. They won't honor an exchange without you trying to get PayPal or your CC involved and try to downplay and issue as software related that will be fixed later. That is not good customer service. You pay for what you get.

For those that were lucky to get one without issues, it's worth it. The feel of the phone is light but also cheap in a way. What I liked most about it was the packaging and usb cable.

I'll stick around to see what they do with one plus two but I believe if this phone goes public with all the issues there will be lots of problems. They would need to charge more to get it on carriers and right now they control the sale of the product so they should know how many can or will be defective or have issues but they won't answer to it.

I'm very excited for the nexus 6 although it will cost a lot. It's a phone I can take to any carrier.
[Nexus 6  General] mk92595:
Try Swappa
[Nexus 6  General] selayan:
Craigslist too If that is an option too.
[Nexus 6  General] LNJ:
No kidding!

Some people just love CM but it has never proven to be stable for me. Tonnes of features but still bug ridden!

HTC One M8
[Nexus 6  General] dr.m0x:
Can't say I have any issues with my OnePlus. I might get the Nexus still though it will annoy me if I can't flash a usable cyanogenmod to it. Unlike a few people cm on my OPO has been a great experience.

Mmm bacon
[Nexus 6  General] Birdsfan:
I currently have the OPO and there are some issues with it but nothing that keeps me from using as my DD. I will absolutely get the 64 version of the N6 as soon as the pre-orders are lit up. The one thing I think I'll miss is the Theme section of CM. I really like using the Google Now Launcher but incorporating different aspects of the U/I.
[Nexus 6  General] eksasol:
I bought the OnePlus twice already, so obviously going to be interested in the N6 next, but I'll wait a while and get it used on Swappa.

The main reason I sold my OnePlus and got the Moto X was because the signal and voice quality isn't great. I get very consistent signal and great LTE speed with Motorola device.

I didn't like the ergonomic of the OnePlus, it have these protruding edges so it wasn't comfortable in the pocket. I didn't like the wasted space of the capacitive buttons (even though I know they required the space for internal phones components). I love Moto X design, and even though the N6 is going to be big, I think it will be more comfortable to use.

I prefer AMOLED screen.

The N6 will have the same camera sensor as OPO, but with OIS.

The "dual mono" speakers of the OnePlus were alright, but the single Moto X speaker were clearer with less distortion and treble sharpness. My coworker thinks it's louder than his HTC M7, so the N6 dual stereo speakers are probably killer.

With that said, I think the OPO is absolutely a great device for the price.
[Nexus 6  General] Sentrix27:
I thought about this, but then this feeling took over:

[YOUTUBE]ffbVw1BrUDk[/YOUTUBE]

Yes, it's still funny after the 100th time.
[Nexus 6  General] DigitalUnderground:
It's the years of buggy ass CM that has turned me off of the O+O. Now if Slimroms was stock ROM on a device I'd consider it, but cm is buggy as hell on nexus devices which is asinine.
[Nexus 6  General] shulinbao:
oneplusone is a very bad phone with a bad design. i am from China and i know oneplus well, oneplus is a oppo company which is divided from oppo, but OP told us that they had some argument with oppo so they made phone themselves. it's not true. and i don't want to use OP phone anymore
[Nexus 6  General] reinert012:
I too have an OPO and have had ZERO Issues that people report, it's been great. It's not the N6 price that is throwing me off, its the shear size of the guy. Plus not like i'd be running pure L on the N6 anyway, the moment SlimROMs release their L variant i'll be all over it. Same for the OPO.
[Nexus 6  General] oneplus:
If you are good at customizing your android phone then you can go with oneplus one and save yourself some money. Dev community is pretty much the same + on the other hand average user will not notice a big difference between the two phones since both are super fast. Battery life will still be better on the oneplus one though. When it comes to design that is different for each of us since we got different tastes. Those that tell you it sucked and build quality was poor, are the same ones that whine every time about every new phone that comes out. There are good and bad batches, you gotta be lucky:)
[Nexus 6  General] biggiestuff:
Has oneplus brought back the wakeup launch phrase yet?
[Nexus 6  General] DigitalUnderground:
Says the Jr member with the name Oneplus. Lol not biased at all. I'm sure you know every single person who's made a comment about the build quality.
[Nexus 6  General] msal:
Still can't buy the OnePlus One directly from the company without having to fish around for invites. Furthermore, their "pre-orders" are just disgusting. I mean, honestly.. pre-orders on a phone that's been out for several months?? Furthermore, the pre-orders only last an hour?

I'll pass.
[Nexus 6  General] _MetalHead_:
Lol and if you get a bad one you are straight up screwed considering OnePlus has the absolute worst customer support in the industry. Even if the OnePlus One was as good as they would like you to believe (surprise, not even close!), I have a hard time supporting a company who clearly doesn't give a crap about its customers. And even if you get a good one, you still have to deal with horribly buggy software, piss poor call quality, and questionable build quality. Seriously, I have no clue why you are so enamored with it, you must have owned some pretty low end phones before and have nothing worthwhile to compare it to. I've owned pretty much every flagship under the sun and the OnePlus One is certainly no "flagship killer". And their "never settle" motto is laughably ironic.
[Nexus 6  General] Skripka:
When released a few months ago it was "the best phone you cannot buy"...now it is just "a phone you cannot buy, with shoddy customer support, and hardware issues".
[Nexus 6  General] selayan:
Yea I thought Comcast has the worst customer service but one plus has them beat by a mile.
[Nexus 6  General] oneplus:
Lol you think so? Hahaha you talk like a 12 years old but I have owned every single flagship phone in the last 5 years, new phone every 3 months and no I do not give a crap about the oneplus, it is you that is obsessed with motorola. You perfectly know that first batch of device has many issues, and we perfectly know that opo would cut corners so they could sell it for that cheap. The moment you buy it, I believe you should not whine about customer service and stuff like that because it is cheaper for a reason. By you I do not mean you personally, just people in general. OPO attracted too many noobs I believe, that were attracted by super cheap price and when they faced the many buggs you are talking about, they started whinning. There is franco working on that device and there is PA. That alone pays for the price of the opo in my opinion. And before you reply saying blabla I promote the OPO, I want to let you know that the 64gb nexus will my new phone. Rocking a nexus 5 right now, switched from iphone 6 space gray 64gb because ios is super boring and before that had note 3, lg g3, lg g2, nexus 4, s3, note 2, htc one x, note 1 motorola atrix hd, htc amaze, htc sensation;)
[Nexus 6  General] _MetalHead_:
You're getting awfully defensive for someone who doesn't give a crap about the OnePlus One.
[Nexus 6  General] TtWEAK:
I honestly love the ONE. I love Google and Motorola devices as well. I'm gonna have to save to afford the 6. But honestly if you want a nice phone that blitzes the Nexus 5, 4, 10, and the Moto X (OG) in every way then take a chance on the ONE. I have never been happier for the money I spent. I love the camera. I love the software. When it tells me there is going to be an update I get really excited because Cyanogen puts really neat features in still. I love the speakers compared to any other phone I've had. They are loud, clear, and they don't need to be pointed any certain way to sound good. I spent $35 on eBay for an invite then $393 I think with shipping or tax or both for the ONE. i'm positive the 6 will be better. If they cost the same OnePlus would already be closing shop. But a $250 extra without considering tax and shipping, is going to put them in the same league. I'm not going to sell my ONE to get the 6. I think that is the best way to determine whether or not something is that much better. The 6 will be my next phone. But I'm really happy that I have the ONE to play around with and get things done. I have not experienced anything that would make me consider it less than a daily driver. And build quality is somewhere between a Samsung and a Motorola. It's tough. But it's ergos are way off and I'm interested to see if the 6 will feel as good in hand as my Moto X despite being a much bigger phone. Anyways. The ONE is a great phone and Cyanogen Inc is already making software better than HTC, Samsung, LG, Motorola, and in some cases Google. So I think it deserves high praise.

And though it may not be long it comes with the best damn charging cable ever.

Tap'd (swiftly) on my ONE
[Nexus 6  General] albireox:
As one who had two OnePlus One phones, both with the yellow tint, I think this phone disqualifies itself as a true alternative to anything.
[Nexus 6  General] tvdang7:
I bought the one plus one after seeing the price of the nexus 6. Max I might have considered was $450 .
[Nexus 6  General] StrizzMatik:
I own the OPO and was lucky enough to get a device with no yellow banding. It's simply a great device with excellent software and solid build quality, especially for the price. Yes CM11S is slightly buggy compared to the big OEMs but overall I've had no serious problems (touch issues have been largely solved with custom kernels for a while now). Despite that, I'll likely be getting the N6 as it does everything the OPO can, only with better quality.
[Nexus 6  General] DigitalUnderground:
Damn Comcast CS does suck... Ugh

"You talk like a 12 years old but I have owned every single flagship phone in the last 5 years, new phone every 3 months and no I do not gibe a crap about the oneplus, it is you that is obsessed with motorola."

#LongestRunOnSentenceEver

#WorstGrammarEver

#WhoIsReally12?
[Nexus 6  General] siealex:
OnePlus One has one significant advantage: it supports KitKat. Nexus 6 does not support it.