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[ONE General] adibeckett:
Like I said on the Oneplus 2 XDA forum, I'll be waiting for a full review especially in battery life and any overheating issues before I consider purchasing.

Then again I'm on the reservation list with those who went to one of those popup events so I may get tempted...
[ONE General] Orphee:
No qi charge, no nfc. Not for me.
[ONE General] iamdata:
i just dont trust them anymore.
[ONE General] samir_a:
I will be moving to OnePlus 2 Pretty soon the handset however I am not a big fan of oneplus 2 however the same was the case with One till i got my hands on one. I remember when Oneplus One was launced in India i got the invite in the first batch however I never got excited about the device and gave it for free.

However what interested me in Oneplus One which never worked was slow mow video recording the quality was pathetic but I did love the handset and that was because of the CM Os i could not use oxygen OS for more then an hour
[ONE General] rob_awake_21:
I agree 100%! One plus one is still ahead of many flag ship phones and can still give the iphones and Samsung phones a run for their money for at least another year. Some laptops don't even carry 3gbs or Ram can you imagine 4 on a phone that's insane! Still holding on to this baby!! Excited for future updates and hardware wise still on point!

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We are the lucky ones to own a OPO for a while. Got my OnePlus back in November 2014 can you imagine all those people who just bought the opo this year only to hear a new release version in July. The phone still kicks ass don't think I'll be up grading to +2. Remember the invite system just recently opened up for +1 in may or June I believe. And sold out that first week or so. Be ready +2 will be long ways away from your average user in the states. I registered for the +2 at 200,000 and went back the other day and it was easily over a million. Cheers!

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I might look into the the new Nexus before I look into the +2. My +1 will do for now. ?

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Can't beat the price either ?
[ONE General] om22:
Exactly. Why the heck would you remove NFC? Nexus 5 2015 will be my next phone because of that.

Also the support is ridiculous they wanted me to flash a stock ROM and then they did the same via teamviewer where I needed to wait a whole week.

My exchange request because of a faulty touchscreen which I could prove that it was a hardware failure took over a month to be accepted.
[ONE General] zaphodbeeb:
Definitely will not be buying the OP2, and I doubt I will be buying another device from Oneplus in the near future. It removes some of the cool features provided in the OPO, adds in some new features that I dont want, adds some ram and an undercooked duff cpu, which I also don't need. Most alarmingly, it seems dubious that this "2016 flagship killer" will actually manage to knock the skin off a rice pudding within a couple of months as other manufacturers specs become clearer. Oneplus messed up. Carl Pei has changed the focus employed to deliver the OPO, and I dont like it. Cheap as it is, mediocrity is not to my taste. Bye bye Oneplus, and thanks for all the fish. There will be lots to choose from in the near future but Im in no hurry, the OPO is still a brilliant phone anyhow.
[ONE General] nul800sebastiaan:
Maybe I'll buy the 3 in December though. It's only a small wait.
[ONE General] ajent:
I wont notice the performance increase, was hoping for waterproof or IR blaster. I picked up a Z3 for waterproof, think i'll get the G4 for IR blaster & removable batt.
[ONE General] senthil.ck:
I currently have OPO but If i get an new invite i will buy OPT without second thought, here is why

1. Fairly priced

2. I like the industrial design

3. AOSP like software experience

4. Dual SIM (finally don't have to carry work and personal phone)
[ONE General] brandonhatty:
There are so many cool Chinese phones on the market right now. The one plus opened my eyes to a whole new world of devices. I used to think if it wasn't Samsung it wasn't any good. Huawei, umi, doogee, elephone.... The list goes on. They just keep getting better and more affordable. I'm sure at some point I'll buy the 2 but for now still loving the one.
[ONE General] samanderson:
Agreed, there's a whole slew of top notch Chinese phones available now ? Love my OPO, having had it for over a year now & still crisp as ? That said, think I'll be trying out a high end Huawei while I wait for the chance to secure a OPT ?
[ONE General] Pxulll:
Crap 3hrs to charge is dumb
[ONE General] jonny68:
unless i get an invite in the coming weeks i highly doubt it, i am not prepared to wait around and resort to begging online some some sad people for a bloody phone, this invite system is a shambles and one plus clearly haven;t learned any lessons from the last time, plenty more invites they say, were they banking on over 2 million requests, many of these are multiple accounts but at last 65/70% are genuine and they;ll never be able to accommodate all those.
[ONE General] Setting.Out:
Who wants me to buy one tomorrow?.. They are on sale in Paris..
[ONE General] Pxulll:
Maybe if I get an invite im an early supporter.
[ONE General] MustangLife03:
Hey guys. I'm decided to make a upgrade. I'm using a 5.7 inch ZTE dual core, 1gb ram, 720p phone. Right now I can buy the OnePlus One from their store for $299 64GB. My service where I moved is horrible so I'm switching to either T-Mobile or at&t also. Both good service here. Would there be any reason to just go ahead and wait til I can get the OnePlus 2 which I am on the invite list. Both are awesome phones obviously. But does the 2 really have anything more to it that makes it worth the wait and maybe $100 more money
[ONE General] gsmyth:
I'm watching the chinese handsets coming out also, they have definitely made some big improvements. There is plenty of choice, just seen the below handset which is interesting. Ok it has the same processor, storage and RAM of our OPO, so might not be that attractive to some (its still more than competent hardware and at least we know it SHOULD work well) but there are some nice features like the fingerprint scanner, USB Type-C, dual SIM, camera with OIS, massive battery plus quick charging. The build quality also looks very nice (taking a lot of design cues from Apple/Samsung obviously), didnt realise ZUK are owned by Lenovo also.

It may be an option for those who aren't that taken by the OP2 but want to change device for another year without spending a lot of money (I'm sure this could be bought after selling your OPO). Will be keeping an eye on this one, especially to see how the UI is, how the camera performs and also battery life.

http://www.gizmochina.com/2015/08/11/zuk-z1-is-official-with-a-beautiful-body-4100mah-battery-zui/
[ONE General] brandonhatty:
These days I won't purchase a phone without some decent development. I love to flash and customize. I never buy a phone when they first come out. That I think is the only downfall of some of the Chinese handsets. I need custom recovery and stuff to flash:)
[ONE General] gsmyth:
Yes thats the biggest compromise, unless they embrace CM like Elephone said they had, not sure if that ever materialised though. Personally as long as the stock UI was updated and ran well (probably a lot to ask!) I'd be happy with just root.

http://www.elephone.cc/news/Elephone-port-CyanogenMod-121-to-Mediatek-phone/

The UMI Iron also sounds promising..

http://xdaforums.com/android/general/umi-iron-unibody-alloy-dual-led-t3127905
[ONE General] brandonhatty:
I also think the Umi iron is a huge value. I've even purchased a few of the blu phones for my wife. She loves them. Mid grade specs but you wouldn't know. The one I'm waiting to see is the doogee F5. Liquid metal construction. Octacore 64bit and 3gb ram. And guessed at $150. I may have to buy it just to have a second phone:)
[ONE General] ketut.kumajaya:
A big NO for a completely closed development software. Andromax Q much better :D
[ONE General] gsmyth:
Also tempted for a second phone! :laugh: But seriously, its pretty cool to know you can pick up a decent new handset for between £100-200 or $150-300, especially if something bad happened to your main device.

Its interesting what they can pack in for the price, especially the big batteries and 64bit processors.

I had looked at the Bluboo X550 for my dad, but ended up ordering him the Asus Zenfone 2, purely because I was more familiar with the brand.
[ONE General] ps000000:
I will wait and see the number of Custom ROMs.

Yes I am flashaholic user.

:laugh::laugh::laugh:
[ONE General] NaterTots:
No Op2 for me. Mostly because of no NFC.

And after Motorola's announcement I'd go with the X Pure or the N5 2015
[ONE General] pinoymutt:
The OPO was truly a trailblazer in terms of value for your buck and has served me well. It's Oneplus the company that I have felt have let the users down, especially on the software support (yes and I know I can flash nightlies, but prefer a more stable vendor-supported version for a work phone).

The lack of NFC is a total deal breaker for me, as I utilized Google Wallet wherever I can, and with Android Pay around the corner, I hope we'll see more and more vendors accept it. Based on value (and company rep), looks like the Moto X Pure Edition (Style) or the new Nexus 5.7 (Huawei) may be my next phone.

The fun was great while it lasted, but I just felt Oneplus as a company doesn't get it (especially looking at Carl Pei's recent interviews) and the OP2 (while decent on paper) will suffer in the long run. I mean they can't even properly patch the Google Services Wakefix on Oxygen for OPO, no Stagefright patches, and 5.1 is a total blackhole/crapshoot at this point unless you go the nightlies route.
[ONE General] gaweded:
Not me, OPO still kick ass. IMO, only the camera performance that got me 'slightly' thinking to upgrade to OP2, but still, no upgrade. Gonna stick to OPO :D:D
[ONE General] JeffDC:
No, after 3 OnePlus's, which we have enjoyed, I will not buy a OnePlus 2. Not even One.
[ONE General] 903tex:
I'm moving to a oneplus one for the first time. See this is how I figure.

My brand new oneplus one should be here by Wednesday use that for like almost a year. Then when I can order the two like I just did for the one, then I will get the two. Give them a year to get they stuff straight out and you mostly likely will get it cheaper and get free accessories with it(special they are doing on their website)

BUT don't think I'm not doing this if I get a invite before that
[ONE General] ps000000:
Until there are 20-30 Custom ROMs on OPT I may be move.:laugh::laugh::laugh:

(Flashaholic:silly::silly::silly:)
[ONE General] xain713:
I have a invite and no money lol
[ONE General] fackamato:
I'm moving, phone ordered, no idea when I get it. Flashing my OPO to stock now so I can sell it.

NFC? Don't use it, so no loss. Kevlar back... nice. OIS, not super good, but it's better than no OIS. Camera software is super slow, hopefully that gets fixed.
[ONE General] madmackem:
Got an invite the other day and let it expire, happy with the One. Need to sort my sons out though, the battery wont charge, trying the 12 hour charge six hour off and charge again malarkey at the minute, got fingers crossed.
[ONE General] atlharp:
OPO is perfect. I don't want a finger print scanner. The OPO is working fine. I don't see any real need to move.
[ONE General] neotoky:
I'm still happy with the one especially running sultan ROM.
[ONE General] InsaneNutter:
What's the point in upgrading? the OnePlus Two is a very minor upgrade to the OnePlus One. Personally I think upgrading is just a waste of money. I plan on sticking with the OnePlus One for at least three years.

This time next year when the OnePlus One is two years old it will still be a really good phone.
[ONE General] tofuboi01:
I just ordered the 2 yesterday...looking forward to it! I will miss being able to flash roms and tweaks though! I'll keep the one til 2 has more development!
[ONE General] muzhik:
ordered op2 on 9/1--- might sell it for profit, no NFC is horrible, what were they thinking, dual sim, sure but for states, no need for dual sim.

will wait for nexus 2015 to show up, not sure if i dig moto x pure
[ONE General] ghettopops:
Ordered +2 earlier this week as well. Will be ordering the new N5 as well. Was a little interested in Moto but can't justify 3 new phones when I still have so many others.
[ONE General] kaynpayn:
Got an invite. Let it expire. I can't justify any money to replace the one with the 2, its just not worth it. There's nothing my one can't do that the two can. I'd dare say nearly as fast. This is still a powerhouse and there's very little (if any) out there that requires better hardware.

Also, I'm done with huge ass screens for phones. Next phone needs to be able to be handled with just one hand. I don't need pocket TVs.

I'm also done with one plus. When this phone gets replaced, it will not be with a phone from a company that decided it was OK to cut corners on vital stuff like a crap touchscreen.
[ONE General] rodcpierce:
^^ Why didnt you share the invite with someone who actually wanted the phone?
[ONE General] 903tex:
Cause its only works on his account if he got it sent from oneplus... Now if he got it and they give you two more to give away then those he could have done whatever he wanted with them.
[ONE General] kaynpayn:
Because this invite doesn't work that way. I've shared invites before here in xda but this one isn't meant to be shared to other people like the promos they gave with the first.

I'd have to buy it and send the phone to you or something. It also expires in 24h so there not much time to arrange this stuff. I was working the day i for it and wouldn't be able to address it before several hours passed. I also don't personally know anyone who's willing to shell out 400e in less than 24h, even worse to some company in China. Most people would do either one: If they don't know one plus they definitely won't do it. If they do, chances are it was because they heard about all the problems one plus gave, both company and phone.

So yea, it had to be me and because I didn't, it expired. :)

Most people around here will also think something along these lines: as much as the phone may be awesome, 400e already buy really good, proven, devices;

They won't buy a phone they never held in hand to get its feel;

If you only need your phone to do X and your current one already can do X+10, why would you trade it for something that does x+20?

There's also the advantage of having warranty coverage for 2 years if bought locally (think one plus only gives 1) and not having to wait 2 months without a phone if it needs to be sent back for some reason. That's how long it took for me.
[ONE General] rodcpierce:
^ fair enough. Ill never buy another carrier branded phone again personally. And I must be lucky, I have not had a single issue with either of my Oneplus One's.
[ONE General] jkmangang:
I don't think it's worth upgrading my opo to op2.
[ONE General] BeingEEE:
OPO is going strong still. So I won't upgrade :)
[ONE General] deputyfree:
I bought OPO after I saw OP2 ... no substantial leaps but higher price.

OPO is enough for me in daily life. Looking forward to Huawei Mate S ;)
[ONE General] nolsen311:
Nope. I passed up my invite for the 2, and bought my third 1+1. I keep having accidents... But it's got everything I need and looks great doing it.
[ONE General] indesisiv:
Not for me, can't justify the price when my OPO is still going good. I will probably upgrade next year sometime once I have some spare money.

I have however just given away my invite for the OP2 to someone so that at least it will be used by someone on else on XDA.
[ONE General] Setting.Out:
Okay, so I got my invite, its linked to my email, but I don't want it.. I only noticed it today thanks to googles email filtering, so there's only a couple hours left and its gone.. Hmmm.. Maybe I'll throw it on eBay if I can resist unboxing it.. ;)
[ONE General] saiprasadgawde:
Really see no point upgrading to OPO 2.

OPO is still a beast.

I am glad OPO 2 isn't as good as it should have been.
[ONE General] foreverandroid:
Before anyone want to buy OP2, take a look at this very unbiased review so you can make up your mind. Best review I've seen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ay1RLg9_Pk
[ONE General] Rd. Vortex:
Not upgrading to OP2 but instead upgrading/sidegrading to Nexus 6 since my OPO died completely and warranty apparently takes forever to process. Once I get my OPO back I'll sell it.

OP2 also has a really strange set of features that don't appeal to me. I'd much rather take NFC over 2 SIM trays and I've never really been fan of physical navigation buttons (yes you can disable them but they still take space at the bottom of the phone).

If my OPO had survived more than approx 7 months I wouldn't have changed phone at all. Kinda lost faith in OnePlus quality after the total death of the phone.
[ONE General] jokermithun:
bought oneplus one 20 days back...i must say touchscreen response on my N5 was better thn opo:)

1+1
[ONE General] Rd. Vortex:
Well, that's one thing that I actually didn't have any problems with on my OPO. The screen response was just as good as on any other device that I've had. A lot of other stuff was constantly somewhat broken though (compass, NFC, GLONASS satellites kept disappearing, random crashing, sometimes quiet mic on phone calls etc).

Never had this many issues on any other device even though I've ran custom ROMs all of Android devices that I've had.
[ONE General] jokermithun:
thats too many:o

1+1
[ONE General] toanau:
Just received my OPT. The build quality and screen is much better then my OPO however battery life is much worst.
[ONE General] klassical:
There is no point to upgrade to OPT. 1+1 is still a great phone and it is t not much worser than 1+2, ... almost the same.
[ONE General] :
Oneplus Two isn't really an upgrade on Oneplus One

1) Battery Life :: OPO has a great battery life, I have went up to 8.5 hours SOT on CM11S-05Q and up to 6.5 hours SOT right now with AICP custom ROM that I'm using right now with Boeffla Kernel. OPT doesn't have that great battery life

2) Screen :: I know, 2K isn't required, absolutely not, but an upgrade is an "upgrade", I have heard reviews that OPT screen is much better, but you can compare OPT screen with any 2K screen and you'll definitely see the difference. How to save battery on 2K screen ? Well, that's the manufacturer's job isn't it ?

3) Fast Charging :: Now, every flagship is coming with fast charging and turbo charger, I wouldn't try to use a fast charger for my OPO after seeing that one user burned his device months before with an after market s***, but it would have been really necessary to bring fast charging with OPT considering the fact that they are calling it "2016 flagship killer"

4) USB Type-C :: What ? A type C ? Its cool that its reversible, but who cares ? I don't care at least, I can touch my micro USB side EVEN in DARKNESS, and know which side to put in, besides, its not using anything to do with it, its USB 2.0 on other side, so the transfer rate sucks, its not fast charging, so WTF, and over all, its RARE AS FCUK, no one has it, not in airports, train stations, office colleagues, I mean, if I miss out on taking my charger while going out, I'm a dead man, considering the battery life sucks as well.

5) Finger Print Sensor :: Its really cool how you can unlock the screen directly from a screen off. But wait, there is a catch, IT DOESN'T WORK all the time, its crappy, users have noticed significant drop in registering the fingerprint over time, so bad that its almost like a new feature added by a custom ROM, wishing it will get fixed with next release !! Plus, the home button doesn't work all the time either.

6) NO COS :: Even though I'm using custom ROMS right now, but Cyanogen OS was the 1st reason for me to buy OPO, which isn't there with OPT, sure OxygenOS is cool and stuff, but its not COS/CM, and OxygenOS comes extremely basic, not even at per with how Touchwiz evolved with the S6 era. So not cool

To conclude, if you have OPO, which is performing superbly awesome after all these months, and still performing so well, I'm basically looking at 2017 to get a new device !! Yes, 2017 !! ... with OPO, the battery is awesome, screen is good enough, 3GB RAM, I can overclock 801 to 2.8 GHz with very stable usage (Basically I use zzmove governor, so its doesn't directly jump to 2.8 all the time unless needed), good looks, I should be able to go with it for 2 years in total since I got mine on Dec 2014 when it released in India. Only thing I might have to do, is get a battery maybe, aftermarket or original somehow after my device completes maybe 1.5 years ...
[ONE General] evronetwork:
I had an invite which expired(cannot be transfered as it was with OnePlus One, email-tied) for OnePlus Two

Why throw this phone? I mean if someone says I'll buy it for 90% of it's price I might do it, else I won't bother(I do have tempered glass and dual armour case with 0 scratches) but still don't see any issue with this one.

When it starts to feel slow and I can't complete daily stuff? ..then its out

P.S. I'm not a millionaire so the phone is sticking with me for at least 2 more years or more depending on it's performance and android updates*(then maybe getting a phone based on project ara)

*If android 8 for example is introduced and out phone is stuck on android 6.0 and most apps are not compatible I would have a relic phone which would be more or less useless :D
[ONE General] Setting.Out:
https://youtu.be/GPcvZ7bW1YM

This really says it all.. :)
[ONE General] Crisisx1:
Debating between op2 or moto x pure
[ONE General] greekunit690:
Anyone have an invite? :D ari.v.danginis@gmail.com
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ludale06:
So I rooted my moto g XT1032 a while back. I didn't brick my phone and managed to install cyanogen mod 11 on it. after a while I decided that I wanted to go back to my original software. I poked around and found the closest one to my phone, the US retail XT1032. When I flashed that my phone was stuck in a bootloop until the battery died. Luckily I can still get the phone into bootloader and recovery modes. Now heres the problem. The stock firmware my phone runs is the Canadian XT1032 on Telus. Cant exactly find it. Does anyone know how I can fix this and if I cannot find the stock firmware for my version of the phone whats my best option?

*EDIT* Ok, so I wiped the dalvik cache using TWRP and my phone is no longer in a boot loop. But now how would I uninstall cyanogen mod 11 and get my device back to stock?
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ATTACK:
Check the link below and see if they have your devices firmware. If so, just re-flash the firmware.

motofirmware.center

Sent from my XT1031™
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] ogunja:
Hello friends!

Here's Xperia Concept browser

Please mirror in my file!!!

Required

Root

root Explorer

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Install twrp

Download - Xperia Browser Odex

Zip flashable Xperia Browser flashzip Odex - Thanks [MENTION=6555146]Laercio_lalau[/MENTION]

Zip flashable deodex flashzip deodex

Mirror - New link deodex not flashable or dowload

Permissions vídeo - https://goo.gl/photos/Rp8GrJ2RL3THhGwo9

Move system-app

Permissions

0755 or rwxr-xr-x

Reboot

Enjoy!

Deodex files complete

Added files deodex

Zip stock deodex not flashable

Download - This zip is not an installer

Thanks Bro [MENTION=2492212]Jozinek[/MENTION]
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] Laercio_lalau:
Wouuu
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] ogunja:
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[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] master':
is working on kitkat?
[Sony Cross-Device Development Themes and Apps] lamducthien:
Can you port all app from concept ?