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[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Navios92:
That was really helpful. Thanks alot.

I just have three more questions.

1- Does it reach 70c if I don't game?

2- Why shouldn't I upgrade to lollipop if I want to install custom ROMs? I've seen root method here for lollipop, what will be the problem exactly? And can't I just roll back to kitkat?

3- I've read some reviews saying that the screen is dim and has a low contrast ratio. Is it true? How does it compare to other LCDs like M8 and Z2 or the older G2?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NatusVincere:
1. Yes it does. I get 70C while using facebook and similar apps within 15mins of usage. Still not too much lagg even with high temperatures.

2. You will probably be able to achive root on lollipop but the problem is the aboot(bootloader) that comes on lollipop. It's not compatible with bump that needs to be applied to recovery and boot partitions so you would recive Secure Boot Error.

Although you could use benders autorec app on lollipop which flashes kitkats aboot and laf imgs along with TWRP.

3. While I can't compare the screen with any of these phones as I have not used them, personally I don't have issues with my contrast. I can see things well under suns reflection as well.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Simone98RC:
1) It may happens in every CPU stress condition, when device works at maximum clock (2.5 Ghz). Mostly in heavy games, but in other scenarios too, like continous switch between mobile data and Wi-Fi, or accidental screen on in pocket (which I encounter on my AOSP rom).

2) The Lollipop update enable the Secure Boot, which verify the signature of some critical partition of your device: if it find any inconsistency, the phone won't boot and send an alarming "blue-red" sequence of LED colours like a police light.

I've tried that on my device, I still get shivers! :mad:

Since you do the update, nor the downgrade to KitKat want to reverse the existence of Secure Boot, so you'll need to install only "bumped" recovery to prevent the issue.

It means that you have to manually flash TWRP recovery, since the standard "no-bumped" version will get your device in those terrible conditions.

3) I can't do a comparison since I'm not informed about these devices.

Personally for a long time I've disliked the "weak" colour intensity of G3, but after 6 months of experience I've understand that was the LCD of my old SGS3 to be abnormal, with a graceful but false contrast.

The real problem is not the contrast ratio, but the low brightness which you'll surely note in sunny conditions.

In the successor G4 the screen brightness is fixed by an increasing of almost 25%.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Navios92:
Screen quality is very important to me as I watch a lot of videos.

But heating problem is a turn off. I live in a hot country and had the same problem with Optimus 4X which was unbearable.

I might wait till G4 price goes down and buy it or get A5 and wait for a proper flagship next year.
[G4 Accessories] PunishedSnake:
Claims 2.5x more power so 7000mah?

http://www.amazon.com/PowerBear®-LG...sbs_107_4?ie=UTF8&refRID=1KHZ6YGSRXJJ13DR9V3D
[G4 Accessories] partylikeaninjastar:
6500 mAh.
[G4 Accessories] towlie420:
The G4 stock battery typically lasts me all day at work and I don't plug it in until I go to bed at night but this seems like a nice cheap backup to have laying around for the weekends or for times you know you will be away from a charger for an extended amount of time
[G3 General] UrbanBounca:
I recently soft bricked my AS990, and thought it was toast. I began to search, and last night, I ran across a site that actually required you to purchase the information contained in the thread. On a whim, and expecting to eat some cash, I took the dive.

Short and to the point, it was legitimate firmware. I used LG Flash Tool this morning to flash it. It's 10A, which is Kit-Kit, but Lollipop for the AS990 is not currently root-able. That said, the third party in which I purchased the information is a Korean site, and they are potentially selling Open Source firmware, which should be free for download. Therefore, I ate $16, but you can have the firmware free. We shouldn't have to pay for Open Source firmware.

Download AS990 10A

Password: lgbbs

That said, you use the firmware above to flash, and the DLL below in LG Flash Tool.

Enjoy!
[G3 General] _macros_:
password for zip archive

Please, write the password for your zip archive

cause I have lg-brick too
[G3 General] UrbanBounca:
OP updated!
[G3 General] tybskinner:
Wow I just found this after about a week of trying to get the LS990 tot to work, I finally did. This is great if I need to go back to stock!
[G3 General] nightguy13:
You deserve a medal
[G3 General] nightguy13:
What program did you use exactly? Don't you have to have the kdz and stuff? I'm confused lol
[G3 General] nightguy13:
I'm having issues with my data after flashing with this... I have full bars but no data service... I can send and receive phone calls, but that's it :(
[G3 General] bender_007:
^ must be apn settings
[G3 General] nightguy13:
APN settings on a CDMA network? ._.

I went into the hidden menu and changed my network settings to CDMA, CDMA w/ EVDO, LTE, CDMA w/ EVDO and LTE, EVDO and the only one that worked was CDMA only... and I was only getting 1x data... in a 3g area.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deeje00:
So my m9 is S-OFF. And my understanding is in the process it also Sim unlocks it. Currently I'm on tmobile. If I were to switch to att and tmobile black listed my phone. Would it still work on att?

Sent from my HTC M9
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iElvis:
S-off =| sim unlock

Two completely different things. However, there is a free sim unlock method that requires s-off.

I have never heard of TMO blacklisting a phone just because someone took it to AT&T. AFAIK, that is reserved for phones that are reported stolen.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrGriffdude:
Wrong thread sorry----
[P3600 General] jjplayground:
Hi,

I have a brandon screenprotector for the Trinity. What is the best way to apply it? I always get air bubbles under the protector.

Do you have to wash and dry it first?

Thanx!
[P3600 General] hanmin:
Do you mean 'Brando'? Brando screenprotector (sp) is probably the easier sp to apply as it is 'card-like', rather than other wobbly sp that is way cheaper than Brando's.

Make sure you apply the sp from one side to another, getting rid of bubble along the way and you ought to be fine. The problem may be because of the slow speed of applying, dust is my only concern.

No you do not have to wash it and dry. It needs to be dry, but you do not have to wash it.
[P3600 General] PPCNUT:
I find I can get a few bubbles underneath the protector but after about 3 days they're all gone (a trick I learnt from my PSP).
[P3600 General] jjplayground:
I will give it a try again.

On a site (where I bought the sp) I read the best way is to attach it in a bathgroom while the hot tube is running.
[P3600 General] hanmin:
Well, I rather risk having dust than to have my phone under water :D there just isn't any table/chair in my bathroom to do such things. but, I'm sure it is good. vj actually recommend a having some other sticky-tape (particular brand/type, cannnot remember) and do a quick swap.
[P3600 General] maevro:
I bought a package of 3 on ebay for $5. I stuck one on and pressed down and then took it off. It took everything (dirt, dust, etc) off and then I put another one on and it was perfect.

I put the bottom on and slowly pushed the protector on using the cloth wipe my sunglasses came with. I didn't get any bubbles that way so I am set.
[P3600 General] jaspeao:
make your own

search for a plastic sheet. cut a screen shape + 1 mm, then, put it carefully over the screen and under the plastic border around the screen. its easy and fit perfectly. the sensitivity is perfect.
[P3600 General] simonuca:
Please notice that you dont need to be IN the tube, you yust need the steam in the bathroom to avoid dust when you aply the SP, I'm waiting for the boxwave clear touch to arrive... used to use them on my Dell Axim X30H, a very nice product I might say
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mewtini:
How do I put a new OS on Tablet

Okay I'm sure as rain that this 4.0.4 tablet should be a 3.0 tablet. I'm attempting to use Root Master on the old bugger, does anyone know how to put a new OS on a Tab-730 Digix or Sophix tablet. Guess rootmaster failed. Anyone also know how to root this tablet? It's too old to be running some of the crap it even has.

inb4: Get a new tablet.

christmas present, can't afford real things.

TLDR:

How to root tablet

how to put Android 3.0 on tablet
[Samsung Gear Fit] BigMosley:
Delete
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DroidRC1:
I signed up for the 30 day trial, got the S6 Egde +. ( I didn't have a iPhone I spoofed my browser so they thought I had a iPhone) I was wondering who else has signed up and anybody got a shipping notification or an idea when it also and thing else about this promo.
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gabynevada:
They send you a Samsung phone ( your choice) with a sim card and phone plan for 1 dollar. You try it for 30 days, if you like it you keep the phone and they charge the cost of the device. Otherwise just return the phone in good condition before the 30 day mark and you won't have to pay.
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DroidRC1:
Sorry I do understand the promo I was just opening this up to whom ever that wanted to talk about the promo
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Sinyc:
I am on CM 10.2.1 running Android 4.3.1 (MJA). I was thinking about upgrading to the latest CyanogenMod version or another ROM.

I take it I would have to upgrade my Android version correct or would the new ROM include that upgrade?

Also, would it be safer to go back to a stock ROM and download and apply the latest update from Sprint and them install CM12/other ROM?

Thanks for any help.

PS: Never upgraded my S4, so sorry if the questions are silly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] txtinman:
The new ROM will include the latest version of Android.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] bilgerryan:
ROMs don't include firmware, to use the latest ROMs you need the latest firmware. If he's going to CM I would at least update the modem.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mikeno11:
Nexus 6 and appradio?

I have a pioneer sph-da120 radio and a Google nexus 6 running 5.1.1. I have it hooked up to my radio via an HML HDMI splitter but I'm not getting any signal. Pioneer support said its impossible to get a video out signal from the phones charging port. I bought this radio so i could stream from my phone now everyones saying i cant. Any replies are appreciated because I'm getting to the point where I want to give up
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kylejc86:
British person needing help buying T-Mobile Note 5

Hi I am on holiday in Michigan and I really want to pick up the Note 5 while I'm over here.

I have researched and found out that I need a T-mobile Note 5 as this has LTE band 20 and an unlocked bootloader.

I have tried to buy the phone from a T-mobile store but was unable to as they had no stock and was advised to phone or order it online but I am unable to do so as I need to answer questions about living here and having a US bank account etc.

Could anyone tell me how am I supposed to buy a phone in this country if all the bank cards and ID I have is from the UK and lastly if anyone has any advice how would I go about unlocking the phone?

Thanks for any help you might throw my way.

Cheers
[Nexus 6  General] geebee1932:
I am happy to be back in the Nexus 6 community after a 3 month break to seriously try out the iPhone 6+. I finally succumbed to my kids badgering me to get an iPhone. I though that I would share some of the good and bad. I have been an android user since the original Sprint Hero and have always been happy with the operating platforms. Three months ago I put away my N6 for an iPhone 6+. I gave it 3 months to really try the OS, the apps, and the general ecosystem of the phone.

The Good:

The iPhone 6+ integrates perfectly with a Mac and iPad. Calls, texts (from other iMessage users) generally show up in all 3 places. You never have to switch devices to answer a text.

Battery life was by far the best from any phone that I have ever used. I generally charged every other day with similar use my N6 needs a daily charge.

The screen is bright and readable, crisp and clear.

The build quality is of course top notch.

The phone is fast and fluid - even with 1G of RAM.

Updates - you never have to wait once released.

​

The Not So Good:

I have my N6 set up so when I unlock it I see my calendar, weather, alarms, txts, and email. With the iPhone I was always just looking at apps. I know I could swipe down for notifications and see all of the above - but it was just one more step.

Files were a total pain - I always had to upload them out of dropbox. Copy and paste from the web to a document, email, or text - there is most likely a way but I never found a good one.

You cannot list the apps in ABC order. I was always hunting around for the app that I wanted.

No real widgets.

The Worst (for me)

The screen was just too small. I want a device that I could use as both a phone and a tablet, and the iPhone was just not big enough.

Call quality - I could hear just fine, however everyone I talked to said I sounded like I was under water even with a headset.

Its somewhat vain but with an iPhone you are just like everyone else. At least the N6 stands out!

I am happy to be back with the N6. It seems to just do more of what I want. Hope this helps anyone considering doing the same.
[Nexus 6  General] Mochi21:
Welcome back to the future !
[Nexus 6  General] NLBeev:
Good comparison. I hope you don't mind that I add mine.

The iPhone design is better. Flat back, better grip, less weight.

The user interface with white background is modern. Nice icons.

The iPhone still has a LCD display with backlight.

The N6 with amoled display and a higher resolution is a lot better.

But Google copied the white background design from the iPhone and that is not so friendly for my eyes and causes battery drain.

Than the 'regime'. Apple has a lot of dictations.

The Nexus policy has more freedom. Nexus phones are easy to root.

Last but not least the price. iPhones are a lot more expensive.

Register at Google; credit card is optional. At Apple it's necessary.
[Oppo Find 5] jejecule:
Great mate!

Will test and report!

Have a nice day!
[Oppo Find 5] fancyclouds:
Downloading! Will report back when I notice anything.
[Oppo Find 5] El-Nath:
Bidji-cm-v.01 :

- Merge with upstream Linux 3.4.108

- Implented Faux-sound

- Fixed FastCharge

- GPU Simple Gov

Synapse re-work :

- Changed SeekBar into Option List for easier use

- Add Screen Off Max freq for Oppo Specific

Download :

BIDJI-CM-V.01 (24/08)

Some Screenies :
[Oppo Find 5] boertjeg:
Tested the 1st build since upload and v.01 for a few hours now. No stability issues on SlimLP build by Jejecule. :good:

Rotation doesnt work and synaps crashes on startup (this is the same on both kernel versions).

Minor issue that doesnt really bother me: in synaps on the info tab under SOC Binning no actual ACPU PVS or SPEED BIN values are displayed.

Thank you for making your awesome kernel again for Find 5!4

If I have any further issues i will report back.

PS. Those screenies are waaaayyyy too small :p
[Oppo Find 5] fancyclouds:
Everything going smoothly over here, so far no random reboots or any obvious instability, I'm not testing every single feature though. Really happy that people like you are still here, working to keep our device alive. ;)
[Oppo Find 5] boertjeg:
Could you please specify which ROM you are using?
[Oppo Find 5] fancyclouds:
crDroid, latest release.
[Oppo Find 5] dfvt:
Will try it soon

Enviado do meu Find 5 através de Tapatalk
[Oppo Find 5] boertjeg:
Experiences so far:

- Autorotation doesnt work even on roms that do have autorotation working with the stock kernel.

- Performance is fine

- Synaps crashes a lot (other experiences??)

- Kernel is more stable than stock kernels, less panics and 0 random reboots until now.

- Battery life isnt noticably better, but I haven't really tested with finetuning with different UV-values, CPU settings etc.

Things not listed are all working fine :) I even have no more "camara can not be found" errors.
[Oppo Find 5] El-Nath:
Thank you, for your feedback

- Could you please tell me, which rom that has autorotate working (I'm using Jejecule's crDroid btw)

- Not on my end, but sometimes it crashes when I turn other

kernel tune up setting on-boot.
[Oppo Find 5] boertjeg:
So for me it works like this:

- CrDroid Stock: autorotation doesnt work, CrDroid + BIDJI: autorotation doesnt work.

- DU Stock: autorotation works, DU+ BIDJI: autorotation works.

- SlimLP Stock: autorotation works, SlimLP+ BIDJI: autorotation doesnt work.

Kinda weird if you ask me.
[Oppo Find 5] El-Nath:
That's odd, because for me the only rom that has auto-rotate work with stock kernel is DU, and I can assure you that this issue is not kernel related (I've been switching the stock kernel back-and-forth in between those roms), I will try fiddling with the ramdisk later on.
[Oppo Find 5] El-Nath:
BIDJI v.0.1d :

Updated Intelli-plug to (3.8 > 4.0)

Fixes from AOSP

GPU patches

Port Motorola 's RB Tree

Decoupled UKM installation (so others can freely choose whether to use Synapse or not)

Tune down L2

Add westwood TCP and set it as default

Synapse Rework :

Remove Gamma

Remove Speed Bin Info

Remove SELinux option

Remove Radio Band Selection

Downloads :

- BIDJI-find5-cm-v.0.1d (31/08)

If you decided to use Synapse or clean UKM installation :

- UKM by APB_axel for Find5 (v.3.8.1)

- UKM Uninstaller (v.2)
[Oppo Find 5] boertjeg:
So I have been using the latest version for >1 day. For some reason it has way more slowdowns and freezes compared to the previous version.

My synapse settings have remained the same: -75 mV, 84-1512 MHz, ondemand, max screen off freq: 594 MHz, Intelliplug (balanced) and Intellithermal. Not mentioned settings are left default.

Most noticable is the lockscreen. Most of the times is responds very laggy or doesnt respond for 5 sec at all.

If you have any suggenstions to try and possibly fix such behaviour, tips are very welcome.

On the very positive side; battery life is a-ma-zing.

I am typing this massage 22:34 and my phone left the charger at 7:10, and it still has 36% left with about 2 hours of screen time. But on the previous version I got even more pleasing results, see attached.

One more thing that caught my eye: when charging while shut down the screen stays on black with full brightness. Stock kernel doesnt do this, maybe that helps. :)

Thanks again!
[Oppo Find 5] El-Nath:
As for lagging on lockscreen, did it happened on the latest build only ? or do you experienced it on the previous build as well ? Since I do noticed some lagging only when my phone is charging on wall-charger with 1ma/ on windows os (on linux I don't experience any lagging)and if I put fast-charge option on, there will be no lagging at all. ( I use Intelliactive). try change the Intelli-plug profiles

And please check the thermal option, I put 60c as default for cpu throttling and 80c for cpu offline, If you play games like I do and experiences some lagging, try increase 60c into something like 65-68 (I set 60c to make the phone more cooler) and reduce 80c into 75c.

For charging when phone is shutdown, you could push power button once to sleep it.

Thanks for the feedback, I'll try to figure how to resolve the issue you've mentioned.
[Oppo Find 5] El-Nath:
BIDJI v.0.1l :

- Patches from CAF and AOSP (mostly for GPU, can be seen on my git)

- Re-enable log

- Revert L2 down-tune to see if it fix the lag

- A-sync from HTC (thanks to faux123)

- D-sync from faux

Download :

- BIDJI-find5-cm-v.0.1l(11/09)
[Oppo Find 5] El-Nath:
BIDJI v.0.1wb :

CFS tweaks http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24233069&postcount=1

Intelli-thermal ported and merged w/ Alucard and DorimanX's modified msm_thermal

Add frandom http://www.billauer.co.il/frandom.html

Update intelli-plug and use intelli-plug's own screen-off capability

CRC on/off capability (said can be increase performance by 30%)

Download :

- All in One folder

Note :

If you decides to use Synapse, please re-download the UKM inside download folder, some changes are made and the UKM needs to be updated to reflect those changes.
[Oppo Find 5] El-Nath:
BIDJI v.0.1z :

Updated to Linux 3.4.109

Intelli-plug Optimization from Alucard/DorimanX/Neobuddy (v4.0 -> v5.4 adapted for x909)

Intelli-thermal Optimization from Alucard/DorimanX/Neobuddy (adapted for x909)

Removed Fast-charge option

Removed max-screen off (we are using Optimized Intelli-plug wake-boost now)

Patches from AOSP

Fix Rate 266670000 for vcodec_clk is greater than highest Fmax

Patches from OPPO

Override Thermal Monitoring w/ Synapse (v3.8.1a)

Extra free kbyte tuneable (https://source.android.com/devices/tech/config/low-ram.html)

Downloads :

All in One Folder

Since I've adapted an Optimized Intelli-plug, enabling this hot-plug only viable through Synapse (other kernel tuner needs to update the apps, but I'll try to expose the module so it can be adjusted from other tuner), and I also gonna try to explain more about the option in Synapse so other can get more understanding about it.

Note :

- Please only download AnyKernel flashable zip if you're not using Dirty Unicorn build, and please reflash UKM v3.8.1a to update the changes that was made

Seeing it seems that I'm mostly the only one that post in here, and I don't like how it goes (seeing only my post), I'm not going to post my kernel update anymore, instead I'll just update the changelog on the first post and if you guys want to flash the kernel just read the first post for any changes.
[Oppo Find 5] dfvt:
What are the best settings to balance battery life and performance?

Enviado do meu Find 5 através de Tapatalk
[Oppo Find 5] El-Nath:
Well my usage revolves around playing games, so I can't give a proper suggestion regarding setting for best balance between battery life and performance.

But in case you've missed it, I've implemented CPUQuiet from OmniRom and smartmaxx governor by maxwenn, maybe you could try those new addition and share your experience. As for me after using CPUQuiet and smartmaxx for a while, I notice that my device runs a bit more cooler even when gaming.
[Oppo Find 5] hunyadia:
Hi guys, thx for the kernel [MENTION=4420868]El-Nath[/MENTION] , I am trying to use it. Ukm version installed trough twrp, but can't start the synapse, just always loading.... loading. I am on [MENTION=4933230]jejecule[/MENTION] crdroid 5.1 on my oppo find5. Is there any settings which I can check? Thx

Edit: everything goes right after installing kernel again :)
[Oppo Find 5] hunyadia:
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[Oppo Find 5] JoniDS:
Thanks [MENTION=4420868]El-Nath[/MENTION] for the kernel. Will you be updating it to Marshmallow?
[Oppo Find 5] El-Nath:
I've already made a beta one (you can find it in download link), but I still haven't decides to jump into M for daily driver.
[Oppo Find 5] jejecule:
That's great news mate!

Have you tried my last builds? Should convince you:)

Cheers
[Oppo Find 5] boertjeg:
Latest Crdroid builds have certainly convinced me! :good: