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[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] scrappy610:
Is su still on your phone?

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If so, go to the playstore, my apps, find it and update it. Also, if you set su to grant it won't prompt you.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Paso876:
Yep, it is. I checked the access & its set as Prompt. Did the update, opened the app but still no prompt
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Pick_A_Name:
Do like scrappy said...set it to grant not prompt.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Yea that unknown is super sketchy lol otherwise it's a pretty good looking setup at least so far on paper I'm sure it's gonna be sweet

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Yea it only prompts to install binaries after a flash.. Then you set it to grant and it shouldn't prompt after that... That's why we set it to grant so it won't trigger prompts

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] murphdsurf:
Anyone thinking of switching to the Nexus 5 or Nexus 6P?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] force70:
I gave the 6p a look but its not much of an improvement over either the note 4 or nexus 6 plus the screen is too small.

Not to mention the 810 in the device....

Sent from my Nexus 6 or Note 4
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Paso876:
If I compress the adaway apk & turn it into a zip, can I flash it in twrp? This way I'll have something to flash that'll prompt supersu when I reboot
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] kkeith:
You keep on saying it doesn't prompt, so that prompts me to ask the question, you did go into supersu and set default access to grant right?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] denson9874:
They put the v2.1 of the 810 in the Nexus 6P so the overheating issue has been resolved in it, so it might be my next device, cause I think Samsung lost my business with the whole T3gate scandal lol
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
The 2.1 810 was already in a few devices and shown to have the same heating issues just FYI

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] force70:
Exactly...dont know why everyone thinks v2.1 is so much better lol.

Ask the OPT owners how great it is!

I think they neutered it even more in the nexus with even more UC didnt they?

sent from my Nexus 6 or Note 4
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Imo it wasn't any faster even when running cool for the times I tested it before really getting hot...it runs like the 805 ime but only for moments...and yea the max clock is around 2.5 ghz the nexus is down to 2.0 ghz for the a57 power cores...but they also slighted the scale to run on the lower power quad a53 core for a huge majority of the time...plus look at this...Apparently most 810 are the 2.1 starting back around June. ..all I can hope is they seriously address it in the 820 because they typically didn't alter the architecture between interval jumps so if they'd even attempt to use the a7x series cpu cores it would be a torch with the same instruction set and architecture with more powerful cores

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Paso876:
I changed it to grant, but I just remembered I didn't reboot after changing it. So I rebooted just now & then ran root checker & it passed. Thanks! And Thank you to everyone else!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] denson9874:
My M9 hasn't had an overheating issue since having it, and it was the main phone talked about when all the drama over the processor was going on. It ultimately comes down to users and their devices imo. As people get the Nexus 6P in their hands, I'm sure many reviews will show how much of an issue the 810 really is.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
They throttled it to death to combat it that's the other side of the coin force mentioned...it's a terrible soc with acknowledged issues from qualcomm...the m9 was unusable when I played with it around launch before heavy throttling was pushed out in updates...I remember running antutu on the m9 side by side with flex 2 and thermal throttling on the second test dropped almost 20k points and we're scalding...it should score up with the n5 and S6...yet scores around the 805...Def glad you don't mind it but I would never reco or buy a device with it

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] RaymondPJR:
In short, that phone is awesome! Seriously, this is the direction I wish Samsung had gone! Stainless steel and a removable rubber backing cover! This easily could have been a Note 5 active!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] GatoL0c0:
I really want to like the pure Android experience but the camera, compared to everything else out there really doesn't compare. That's a big deciding factor for me.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] trichrome1:
Exactly
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] rasheemo:
heyy sooo I had v8 and decided a clean start would be nice. So i formatted everything except for the microSD and then flashed v14. Not booting. I imagine i did something stupid but if anyone knows what I should flash that would be great. Still have TWRP! :D

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If only we could maintain camera quality without a touchWiz rom, this phone would be incredible. But alas I can't have my cake and eat it too.

The CMRemix rom was sooo buttery smooth but the camera quality took like a 50% hit :\
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
It's almost hard to believe the camera still sucks as bad as it does... and how featureless aosp still is in 2015...I dont get it

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
If your on cod6 base it doesn't matter what pr build you're coming from just follow the op instructions to flash properly and it'll boot fine

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Ilkinansr92:
Well even tho im not too much of an apple fan it does have good battery life
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Pick_A_Name:
Wow that's a lot better than it used to be.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
That's a little different as it doesn't track the screen on time...most pr setups get "usage" time of that much or more as that counts any time music's playing or anything is active screen on or not...it's improved over what it was but that's not a 1:1 to be fair and accurate

On my 3.5 to 4 hour Sot over 1.5 days which is my average with full brightness and streaming data constantly to my watch...i typically have something like 1 to 2 hours of music streaming to my car or playing thru the speaker...1 to 2 hours of calls...a few hours of streaming podcasts...it's probably 10+ usage time not counting the watch data... plus the sot for a similar guage as I barely use any power without the screen on regardless of alot of what's running or active

Mega

Added...lmao you guys will get a kick out of this....hahaha irony anyone smh
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] forbidinjustice:
Reading over some posts from about 10 pages ago, I feel kinda dumb right now. I've been backing up/restoring every app (not system apps) with Titanium Backup for a LONG time, never really stopped. I figured it was the easiest way to go from one ROM to another to preserve data and not have to log into every app again. I wish there was a guide for how to do it the proper way (since using Titanium is basically a dirty flash, right?) I was curious as to why after I run Titanium, my "Recents" key is never instant... takes 3-5 seconds to bring up the program list. Feels like my phone doesn't get much faster with each PopRocks build. Maybe this is why!

So basically, freeze apps within Titanium backup that I wish to preserve... wipe... install ROM... setup, etc... then UNfreeze? What about all my other apps? Do I let the app/data backup to my Google account and restore it that way?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] kkeith:
Personally what I've been doing is nandroid backup as usual, first app I install is nandroid manager and restore my call logs, sms, Bluetooth and wifi info, and then install the rest of my apps through the play store. I don't know what everyone else does and I know that pr has native sms backup, I just find seeings as I have to do a nandroid backup anyways this is just an easy way to do it.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] force70:
I freeze apps i dont want or dont use not to preserve them. That would be backing up and restoring which is basically a dirty flash.

Retoring without data would be okay i suppose but i dont do that either

I let the play store restore all my apps on every flash..always.

sent from my Nexus 6 or Note 4
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] forbidinjustice:
Do you have to log back in to every single app after the Play Store restores them? I'm just trying to take the smoothest route from one ROM to another... hopefully it preserves the logins.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] force70:
Yep...every single one.

If you want to get the most out of the rom this is how its done.

Theres the easy/lazy/wrong way then the long/proper way.

The choice is yours.

Ive wiped and flashed like 5 times in the last day and a half and did it the right way each time...im just used to it.

Id say more than half of the issues you see ppl having in the threads is because they were too lazy to wipe and flash correctly. I rarely have issues after years of flashing and thats because im meticulous and methodical in how i do things.

Do it right or dont do it at all is my motto but too each there own...i can only tell you what i do.

sent from my Nexus 6 or Note 4
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
You'd be better off just thirty flashing than restoring system bits via nandroid or titanium...it's no different than dirty flashing just more hassle

Like force said...the op says don't restore don't dirty flash if you want the speed and efficiency...3 to 5 seconds recents would be slow on v1 or so tbh...you gave a method of bulk installing via the playstore clean which is what I do every flash...Def your call what route you wanna take...but if restoring bits or dirty flashing had no effect that would be the method I explicitly laid out in the op/op2 just fyi

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] kkeith:
I know if be better off just going straight clean, however I've never had any problems and its always fast as hell, I need my call logs though, and my stereo in my truck only allows 5 different devices in its memory, it takes 10-15mins for it to load the list to clear it also lol, I don't restore any app data however, just the sms, Bluetooth, wifi and call logs
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] forbidinjustice:
Yeah I see what you mean about clean flashing being the way to go... I just shudder at the thought of re-logging in to every single app, not to mention reconfiguring Wanam and every single other utility. With how often some people switch ROMs, I'm really surprised there's not an easier way. Some people's devices are even far more customised, so it's hard to imagine them going thru the same process every time.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Oh dude if your using xposed...didn't you see the op2 warning lol...that is literally crushing your performance by about 50%...but yea I hear you I clean install almost 200 apps 6 to 7 launchers the whole deal every flash...but I have had like 2 maybe 3 force closes total on my n4 and have an Insanely fast setup giving me 2 days of battery life...but there's little you can do but accept the issues xposed gives on lp...you should go back to fk if you wanna run xposed

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] forbidinjustice:
Yeah I read the warning about Xposed, I didn't think it was killing my performance *that* much though... going back to ANK4 and FireKat is a definite consideration. I just didn't want to miss out on Lollipop but it sounds like I can't have Lollipop, Xposed, and good performance too.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] TheSleezkIng:
as far as restoring apps with data from Titanium,i usually only restore like 4/5 apps that have logins that i might not remember with Titanium,and then clean flash anything else from the play store instead of dirty flashing 200 apps lol yea bit of a pain resetting up wanam and that stuff if u use it,but if u notice the lil speed changes its worth it
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Fellas I just don't get how the titanium issue is a surprise to anybody or why people are acting like this is some new discovery lol... Its been in the op since i started this rom/thread and there is 11 thousand posts where it's been mentioned over and over and over...I don't get people acting like they just had no idea lol

Nothing has changed if you choose to dirty flash or you choose to use Titanium to restore 1 app or a thousand apps it makes no difference haha...compeltely your guys choice it's your phone your setup your money and time but like xposed the info is all laid out and been discussed countless times

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Fellas just a heads up... All Prv14x updates are live for all variants... Enjoy

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] dirtymindedx:
Installed this rom today wanted to try something different. So far so good really testing the battery. 1hr 5 min screen time at 60% battery left. This is day 1 so should get better. I have had this phone for over a year. I have read people buying anker batteries and getting better batter times. Just purchased mine.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jxlee0215:
I just bought a brand new n4 battery. I flashed v14 and was swapping battery back and forth between the old one. Was getting noticeable battery life increase, and thought it was because of the new battery, then realized I was still using my old battery. wow!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] dirtymindedx:
Well screen time got to 2hr 22min and phone died. On charger now.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] goldeman:
Wow the hate on TB is crazy. It's one of the best apps for android and unless you can prove or show anything otherwise you shouldn't discourage people from using the app.

-CrisGold
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] morgej:
Are the Prv14x downloads for the vzw and other op3 variants somewhere new?

Thanks
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] scrappy610:
It's not so much hate or discouraging people as much as it is educating them. IF you choose to use it, that is your right. For what it's worth, I used to use it, however, on this particular device, I personally have noticed issues when restoring from tb. That said, I still use other features of the app and will continue to do so.

"Go ahead, push it

"
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] randy6675:
I have searched a couple of hours and can't find how to switch to cog2 from cod1. Found a zip from Tekn but not sure if this is flashed in twrp or Odin (I'm guessing Odin). Also, do I need to also flash stock rom or can I just stay on my current which is pr v7. Any help would be most appreciated.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] scrappy610:
To go from cog2 to cod6, you just Odin the cod6 package. You can switch between the two. However, it will put you back to stock and you'll have to root and install twrp again. I have the files on my pc, I can upload em if you don't have them and can't find them. It's in the general section though.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] randy6675:
Thanks. I am actually going to cog2,but sounds like the answer is the same. I will check for the files and pm you if I can't find them. Thanks again.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] scrappy610:
Yes it's the same answer. For the full cog2 package anyway. Anytime, just let me know
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
If your on cog2 it'll boot over that fine...just advanced Wipe and start from there following op/op2 unless coming from another rom and you'll be good

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] randy6675:
No, I am on cod6 and want to get to cog2 in the easiest way. Looks like to get there I would Odin the modem and base rom packages. Reroot add twrp etc. and then flash your rom. If there is an easier way please advise. Thank you for all your work.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Why would you wanna go cog2 I'm confused it's based on Cod6?

The easiest way is always odin...like scraps said download stock cog2 and odin flash it

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] randy6675:
Thought I saw where you posted that you were on cog2 and everything was running great. Guess it must have been someone else.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
No I am on cod6...I mean it'll run on cog2 but as far as that side your not gaining or losing just sort of a waste of time

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Hangoverr:
Yikes !!! New Samsung Device

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Not sure if I can post it here, but just wanted my fellow Notians to know :) Galaxy Gear VR for 99.99 in best buy.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung...-phones/1107159.p?acampID=0&ref=8575135&loc=0
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
All fkv19x builds and all prv14x builds are all uploaded and live...

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Yea I posted about the 18 inch tab a week or so ago...samsung are being run by a bunch of donkeys anymore dude...18 inch tablet...smh Id love to beat the president of Samsung with it for n5 lol

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] force70:
Hahaha....they give us an 18" tablet but just cant muster up a 6" note...

Clueless....

sent from my Nexus 6 or Note 4
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Yea man...cuz no one would want a 6 inch note don't you know...people are dying for an 18 inch tablet...haven't you seen all the request for a reco on them lmao...esp one with freaking 1080p reso smh hahaha seriously dude wtf did they fire the geniuses that invented the note series or something it cannot be the same people designing n12 and n4 developing n5 and an tv size tablet smh

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] xnknown:
well that 18" inch note is a bust but i know for me as im 5"10 a 6 inch note would be way big for my hands and uncomfortable to hold so unless they want to sell a phone that only 5% of the population can use i doubt they would ever really release one, i would assume there goal is to deliver it for the masses
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Lol dude they could easily fit a 6 inch screen on our n4 size body? Too big? Just skim the bezel size lol...plus that's been the main feature and distinction of the note line...the size. ..for guys wanting small phones they sell the s...or it used to be anyway before they nerfed the line compeltely this year...but I don't see how a similar sized device with smaller bezels and more screen would be an issue for note fans?

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] xnknown:
thats true the bezel size of the note 4 is relatively large and they could defin shave off quite a bit, if they could keep it around the same size or even slightly larger with a 6 inch screen that would be nice, the problem would be they would probably have to include a 4k screen as sony has already started doing it in there sony z5 prem and with a 4k and 6 inch they would need like what a 4k battery inside lol, somehow i find it unlikely
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] force70:
Disagree....my nexus 6 is the perfect size and im a half inch taller than you.

I have no problem handling it one handed.

sent from my Nexus 6 or Note 4
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Thee_illuminati:
Just scored a note 4 for $250. $weeeet!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Pick_A_Name:
I'm 5'8" and I have no problem with the note. I just dug out my old note 1 and it's a smaller screen and wider and I can use it one handed. Hell my whole family uses the note 4. My wife and daughter are both 5'4". My son is 5'6". Even my sister is using one at 5'2".

And I agree with mega. Look at the size of the LG G3/4. They made those phones small relative to their screen size. Sammy just hasn't tried.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] xnknown:
well theres a reason why there just arent many 6 inch devices out there and mostly 5 - 5.5, not saying i wouldnt love a 6 inch device at around the same size but i assume most brands just want to cater to the 90%
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Pick_A_Name:
I think they don't know their own customers. I think they're more people that would but them if they made it right. Remember what they said about the note when it first came out.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] xnknown:
howwwwww id buy another lol

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thats true but id assume they did there market research on that initially, i think at 6 inches your alienating more people then youd pull in
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Pick_A_Name:
If they made a mega that wasn't stripped down they'd sell. But that's what seems to happen is when someone make a larger device they cut back on CPU and screen quality. I think there's a lot of business people that would jump if it was built like a flagship.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] xnknown:
thats because it gets significantly more expensive, especially when you have to put in a much better battery to keep up
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Pick_A_Name:
True. How much more do you think it would cost? $100?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] xnknown:
if it was built like a flagship it would probably be a thousand dollars minimum right out of the gate maybe 1100, lol how many people do you think would line up to buy it
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
These are notes dude lol... going by your logic the note 1 would never exist...because every other device was like 4 inches when that dropped with 5.3 or the note 2 would never exist at 5.55 when everything esle wss 4.5...it doesn't make any sense... all notes were always much bigger screens than every other device that was literally the point lol....but now somehow a .3 inch average increase just crosses a line? For a niche device bases on screen size and the s pen which also would benefit from more surface area?.... I can't imagine any note owner wouldn't want a 6 inch screen and the same or similar size device...esp when they could simply offer 2 sizes as has been their trend for other devices...it makes no logical or financial sense

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] xnknown:
think about it, the next flagships will all start having 4k screens, that coupled with six inches and the fact you need a battery that can pull somewhat decently at least 3500 min and that would barely cut it
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Pick_A_Name:
Why do you think it would be that much more? It was $800 got n4. You think it would cost then $200 for a larger battery and .3" larger screen?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] xnknown:
yeah i get that but we are already at the point where the screens are pretty large we arent at the 3 inch screen stage where i cant see what im typing lol, you really think they would make a 6inch phone that 5% maybe 10% of the population could use let alone buy thats a flagship thats starts a $1000