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[Nexus 10 General] elgar:
How do I flash the december update? I am on rooted Android 5.1.1 (LMY48X) with TWRP custom recovery. There is no " image" extension in the tgz archive.
[Nexus 10 General] stunned:
For example use Wugfresh to install factory image without wiping data
[Nexus 10 General] elgar:
Will xposed framework prevent from flashing via nexus root toolkit? Because I am doing it, but with no success.
[Nexus 10 General] modhack4life:
I have a nexus 6 on LMY48X?
[Nexus 10 General] jlvlawrence:
Of course. What made you think it wouldn't cause issues?
[Nexus 10 General] striker59:
Installed flawlessly with Wugfresh!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seroj22:
Bonjour,

Depuis une mise à jour Android de 251Mo n° logiciel 7.18.163.21 du Lab SFR effectuée le 03 juin 2015 je ne capte plus de réseau Orange.

(Emission réception impossible + service limité )

Après vérification la carte SIM Sosh n'est pas en cause.

Une réinitialiation du logiciel n'y a rien fait.

De plus un message me signale vers la fin de la réinstallation que le téléphone vient de récupérer d'une réinitialisation anormale ( anomalie que j'ai transmis à HTC ) et je constate que la batterie du téléphone se décharge plus rapidement qu'avant.

Merci de votre aide.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
Was the bootloader unlocked or the phone rooted before the update?

Btw, you might want to read the forum rules (particularly the 4th one) :good: and then edit your first post and title: "edit/delete" --> "go advanced"
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abdullahseba:
Hi

I am planing to buy a note 4 SM-N9106W from merimobiles

and upgrade it to lollipop from sammobile

But I am not sure if it will work in the UK with an EE sim and if it will have the play store as it is the Chinese version.

Can anyone tell me if lollipop on SM-N9106W with an EE sim work in the UK and will it have playstore?

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wilcovh:
The chinese version does not have the google play store as standard. The hongkong version normally has. If there is a honkong rom you can flash this normally without tripping knox.

But why would you not ask the seller?
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abdullahseba:
thanks, I did ask the seller and they said yes but I think its too risky.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Battlehero:
I wouldn't recommend getting the Chinese version simply because the network bands might differ which might cause problems.
[Hardware Hacking General] mariosg71:
Hi guys i have TL W-9208

a guy gave me because its battery connector pins are broken and the phone wasnt opening..i tryed to fix it with kalai(in greek) its soldering iron i think(this is: http://cdn.instructables.com/F8Q/NF5Q/0DIEWP8729Q/F8QNF5Q0DIEWP8729Q.MEDIUM.jpg), also i putted some in battery to make better connection

and the result is:

http://i.imgur.com/vbs74JV.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/v54FPIy.jpg

the phone works but sometimes after moves it shutdown..how can i fix this? its because it has bad connection or what?

Does anyone know where to find this battery to buy new?

also can i replace the battery connector with battery connector from another phone with 3 pins?

Thanks in advance
[Hardware Hacking General] Tanmoy Mitra:
Well find alternatives on ebay or use that battery. Use hot glue to secure battery temporarily if loose connection occur. Remove useless app and less frequent charging will prolong its life or contact any eletronic/mobile shop. Hope this helps.

Dude it happened to me. I got a symbian phone whose battery was 7 yrs old but still it worked briliantly. Although i find a battery but its size was small and i used hot glue to firmly held it. It worked well. But last year it got stolen. I miss that unique phone. It was preloaded with band &oulsfeng amplifier. Checkout samsung SGH-i450 on internet.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Yes, yes, it's possible to love a phone. Heck, you sleep next to it, don't you? Rate this thread to indicate your love for the Huawei Nexus 6P, all things considered. A higher rating indicates that the Huawei Nexus 6P is an incredible phone that you enjoy tremendously. You love it. :o

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] js1999:
This is the best Android phone I've ever used.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] svetius:
Yeah, it's pretty close to the best Android phone I've ever used. It is the full package: battery life, performance, camera, software. Only problem I'm finding is that after a week of use, I'm running into bugs with the camera, Bluetooth, and calls. I'm sure these will be fixed in an upcoming software update.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] y2whisper:
Best phone I've owned. I just enjoy picking it up and using it.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] dafababa:
IMO its a 9 out of 10. Camera has been great for me, battery life fits my daily usage perfectly (never been in power saving mode) and I only charge over night. Bright screen with no color issues to my eyes, fast performance with all the apps and games I use.

Most of my problems are simply due to me not adjusting to the placement of things on the phone yet. I have a tendency to power the phone off when trying to adjust the volume, and lowering the volume when playing certain games.

The only true "issue" I am having is the phone has powered off and rebooted on me 3 times since I got it. I don't know if it is going to be an issue, but it is annoying when it happens in the middle of a task I am trying to complete.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Olddog828:
Best phone i have owned and have not rooted it yet even
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] vido.ardes:
Best phone I have ever used
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] RickInHouston:
I consider it more of a desktop phone. I now really use it for so much more than a phone. And the battery life over my Nexus 5 is not even comparable.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] AndrasLOHF:
Easily the best phone I've ever used. A week in and not a single issue yet.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Ovrclck:
Best phone to date! Extremely satisfied. :)
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Uristocles:
Fantastic phone. My first Stock Android experience. I actually like it as-is (coming from a Note II with Nova Launcher).
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] daern:
Nexus 6p owner coming from Nexus 5, Nexus 4, Galaxy Nexus, yadeya...

The good:

Hardware: Really nice, premium build. If I'm being honest, I find it a touch slippy in the hand and I'm quite worried about dropping the damn thing, but I'm hoping a case will make this better...once it arrives!

Performance: Excellent. Zero lag, zero slow down.

Battery: Coming from the Nexus 5, it's really good. This was actually my primary reason for buying this over the Nexus 5x - bigger phone == more room for battery, and so far this shows. Today has been a light-use day, to be fair, but still sat at 76% at 8pm is just awesome. My Nexus 5 wouldn't do that well even if I didn't use it all day...in flight mode...switched off. Exceptionally happy here.

Stability: Have had the phone for 7 days, uptime: 7 days. Nuff said.

Camera: Too early to say, but I don't think it's quite as great as everyone says it is. There's still no way in the app to do manual control (e.g. shutter priority for capturing pictures of fast moving objects) so the results still look, well, like they've been taken with a phone. That's not to say it's bad - it's certainly better than the Nexus 5, which was leagues better than the Nexus 4 - it's just...average. Give us some manual control, Google! Lens Blur still takes great shots and it's very responsive, so I would give it a B at the moment, with scope for more in future.

The only elephant in the room is the size. OK, so this isn't the phone's fault and I knew what I was getting, but don't kid yourself that it's anything other than a big phone. I picked up my old N5 the other day and, frankly, it still feels the "right" size for a phone. Oh well, I guess we'll have to see how things go here...

Over all, it's a great phone :)
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] B_I_N_G_E:
So nice, I unbound it twice

I ordered the phone yesterday and got it about 3pm today. I set it up, played with it for about an hour and thought " this isn't so special". I threw it back in the box and decided I wasn't decided on keeping it. I left it at my mom's house, went home and played around on my Note 5 for 10 mins and ran back to the Nexus. :D

The title was supposed to say unboxed not unbound
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Eloquence:
Easily the best Android phone I've ever used. The combination of battery life, performance, screen quality, build quality, Camera, quick charge, Verizon compatibility, stock Android, hackability, Marshmallow features, speakers, quick fingerprint sensor, first-to-get-updates and just a general smooth experience, make this phone a TOTAL WIN.

Only wish it had SD card expansion! That's like the only thing, to me, it's missing.

I am REALLY LOVING this phone experience! It's FANTASTIC. Instant recommendation to friends. :)
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] mat1975:
Loved my nexus 5 but the 6p is sublime

Loved my nexus 5, but the 6p is awesome, just got to resist the urge to unlock and flash !
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] ChrisJ:
I've been with the Nexus line since the Nexus S and only strayed once last year buying a Moto X 2014. A week later I returned it and got the Nexus 6 instead. The 6P is the Heir Apparent of the Nexus project. I love it.

It took me three tries to get here though. #1 a few cosmetic defects out of the box. #2 perfect but then i bought the folio case and it got stuck on the phone. #3 perfect again. Happy camper...
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Kickasskev:
One or two teething problems but the best phone I have ever had, great to have an all aluminium phone too instead of Samsung plastic. 10/10
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] guthrien:
I'm actually coming from the Nexus 6 and had no real intentions to upgrade, but..things. It sort of feels small to me, which is odd to say. It doesn't have any downsides that I can see yet, outside of me having to buy a couple extra cords for work, etc. On the other hand you don't need to charge it much. It has the best panel I've ever owned, a factor which actually had me thinking about buying a Note 5 earlier before I remembered I was on Verizon and used Touchwiz before. Somehow they got a comparable screen on a Nexus phone which I consider to be no small thing. Great phone, well done Google.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] kaoss_11:
in love with the phone. very happy with the purchase and it has everything I need. Now all i need to do is find a wife and I am set.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] robsw:
Haven't found anything not to love yet.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] seangeezy12:
9/10. I've had the all the other Nexi but this is by far the best phone they've done!!
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] eksasol:
I used this phone for a day so far. Installed Android N preview as soon as I opened the box. Previously came from the Moto X Pure which I returned because I was underwhelmed with the performance with the Snapdragon 808 on 1440p, which I had to lower the screen resolution to 1080p for it to run smoother. The OS actually stutters. Also was not impressed with the camera (for the third time since the original). With all Moto X camera, they are capable in ideal condition, but is hard to get perfect shots and the colors are washed out.

I don't know if it's Android N, but the Nexus 6P is very, very fast, and the phone doesn't heat up much which is surprising considering 810 was notorious for overheating. A bit early of an impression, but it seems like the 6P is the best phone I've used so far, not something I can easily say for Nexus devices which tends to be gimped in specs. It's my first fully satisfied phone purchase in a while where all the values match the cost, the last was the OnePlus One.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Gizmoe:
It's even faster on stock MM. This phones performance is definitely notable. N lags a bit when compared, but that's expected in beta. I can't wait for the finished version of N though as it seems to be a more polished version of MM.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] ben33891471:
So which one is better?

I have LG G4 and i want to buy new phone, undecided between 3 phone's:

HTC 10

Nexus 6P

Note 5

Organized by my favorite.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] feis:
Well htc 10 is really solid, but price is way too high. I mean where is the 250$ difference? From first reviews it seems camera is solid, but no way is it better than 6p, battery life should be comparable also, audio is also about equal, in 6p you get front stereo, in htc 10 you dont get stereo, but still pretty good output with tweeter and woofer. Screen seems to be a bit of a dissapointment, its not bad, but its not up there with the best either. What else? HTC sense seems to be close to stock now and thats good. Only real advantages of 10 are micro sd slot and newer snapdragon 820. Long story short i think m10 is solid device, but that price is too high. You get very similar package in nexus for way less money, unless micro sd slot is worth 250$ for you, i wouldnt buy it.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] B_I_N_G_E:
I wouldn't buy the HTC 10. If anything wait to see if HTC is making the next Nexus. Between the 6p and Note 5. The note has a better looking screen but it is the jankiest phone I think I've ever used. Mainly in Google apps. The Nexus is fast and smooth across the board.. I don't like how the Notes are all getting locked down either. I would recommend the Nexus over the Note. Plus you can buy the Nexus off contract and throw it on a Gophone account for 60 bucks and 4.5 gigs. For half the price of the Note.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] ben33891471:
My one and big problem is that huwai made the phone. That's make me think twice.

I am afraid about te quality and long range with this phone mainly because of huwai.

Revivews says that the screen and brightness is very disappointing.

Outdoors you can barley see anything, i have this problem in my G4 that in the sun i need to covre the phone with my hand to see the screen, very annoying.

Also i love the camera on my G4 and understood that the 6P has a very good and similar camera, can you confirm any of that?
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] B_I_N_G_E:
It's definitely not Samsung tier build quality. Mine actually had an uneven screen. It's warped near the bottom. I'd still rather have a clean software vs top of the line hardware. It is difficult to see outside which lately I've found frustrating. The LCD on the HTC would probably be better. Samsung has that super boost that happens in the sun that just looks gross to me. The camera on the 6p I think is great but I'm no photo guru. Samsung obviously kills in this department. I saw some samples from the 10 and they still look horrible.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] ben33891471:
That's a bummer.. Brightness and outdoors durability is important for me.

G4 doesn't handle it well..

Now i am doubtful about the 6P :(

The only Samsung phone I'll think of is the note 5. and even him I'm not rush to pick, hate the touchwiz.

Well i guess I'll stay mean while with the g4. At least untill I'll make up my mind.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] neo905:
Horrible? The camera on the HTC 10 isn't horrible. I had the M9. It was good with proper lighting but horrible otherwise. The 10 is good is all conditions because they finally has the requisite hardware and their app is now one of the best out there. It is a hybrid of the google camera app but with more manual controls and is very intuitive. I mainly bought the 6P over the 10 because I simply refuse to pay $1,000 for a phone. The 6P isn't perfect but it is the best value proposition out there right now.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] feis:
And why is huawei a bad thing? They have some really decent and quality products. Well its your choice, but all phones nowadays are made in china, dont think there is a big difference of quality. I dont know about visibility in sunlight, since i only have mine for like 2months and still waiting for spring to come lol, 2degress outside. But a few times i did encounter some sun and didnt have any problems. And as for camera believe me, you wont go wrong with 6p. Seriously its a really really good one. Even now with all new flagships around, its holding its ground as one the best, just check youtube for reviews. Only downside being lack of ois, so if video recording while moving is a must for you, you might be dissapointed.

*edit*

I dont know what reviews you saw, but gsmarena.com is one of the best and most proffesional ones out there, and check this out

http://m.gsmarena.com/huawei_nexus_6p-review-1355p3.php

They say even tho screen brightness is averaga, when it comes to viewing in sunlight its one of the best and on par with note 5.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] aheeejd:
I don't even have this device, yet & I love it to death. I have Sprint, & I do the 2 year contract, but I'm saving up to get a 6p & I'll probably end up doing the lease just so I can get it. I have the LG G3 & have pretty much been disappointed since day 1. Development for ls990 variant is horrid. Just felt like showing some pre-love.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Andrologic:
Easily the best Android and even the best phone I ever owned.

It's such a shame that email notifications are not stable. Often go missing on my device and as reported by other users. That's really the only annoying issue I have with this device.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] twisterdroid:
Moved from a N5 to the 6P a few weeks ago. So far it's been a 7/10.

Speed is OK. A few stutters here and there. Would have preferred a 820 SoC.

Screen is good. A bit washed out in sunlight but otherwise, it's been satisfactory.

Camera's been great. Especially low light performance.

Battery could be improved though. I can't quite make it through a full day of heavy usage. I'd be willing to trade a few millimeters for an even larger battery. A 4000+ mAh battery would be perfect.

Overall, I'm willing to overlook all of those things because the 6P is good deal ($450 for a 64GB model). Great bang for the buck.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Ghisy:
I've had mine for a week and I'm not in love with it so far. Battery life is terrible and I'm trying to figure out why. Same combo as on my N6 (Chroma ROM + ElementalX kernel).

For now, I miss my Nexus 6... Especially since I've been traveling all week and it's not always easy to keep on charging the dang thing!

Sent from my Chroma-powered Nexus 6P
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] megalosdog:
One bad mutha ****a!!
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] Aggro_Monkey3000:
I've had my 6P for about a week now and so far I love it. I came from an N6 and I'm very happy with how well the phone feels in the hand. My N6 was a pretty unwieldily beat of a phone for a gut with normal to small hands but the 6P just feels natural. I was running Pure Nexus ROM with ElementalX but switched back to stock so I could run the Android N Development Preview 3 and so far I love the update. Great phone, 10 out of 10 would recommend!
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] merizim:
Love It!!

I've had my Frost 64GB for about two weeks. Coming from an N5 this phone has been a revelation. The build quality is excellent, it feels really nice to hold and looks fantastic, I especially love the contrast between the white body and the black camera bar. This is the first phone I've had with an amoled display and I'm very impressed with its deep blacks and colour saturation. Battery life has been great for me, it lasts all day with moderate to heavy usage. The only niggle is the sheer size of the phone, other than having to choose which jeans to wear based on pocket depth I couldn't be happier with my purchase. For me, its absolute perfection!
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] hueythecat:
I'm a long time nexus user and this is easily the best phone I've had.

My complaints are only niggles - the screen is great but its too big .

I now use a wallet case which is great but the fingerprint sensor location is a pain when used with it.(poking your finger through a hole at the back)

Perfect nexus:

N4 body - maybe more premium materials

Snapdragon 820

AMOLED screen

Current or better camera
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] coffeestep:
Yes I greatly agree with you, plus the camera is kind of laggy sometimes and the video isn't 60 fps which is pretty noticeable.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] maany_A:
Hi there,

I have a Samsumg Galaxy S6 and really want to switch to the Nexus 6p,

I'm only worried about the possibility of having the infamous amoled burn in because of the on screen navigation keys, I wish there was a simple way to hide these bottons in certain apps, like the option you can find in the LG V10,

By the way, I keep my S6 on auto brightness and the slider is always on the minimum,

would you please share your experience regarding this possible issiue, or the whole upgrading from the S6 to the N6p,

.

Thank you so very much guys I really appreciate your time.
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] therock3181:
Why worry about the on screen nav keys when you have at the top the clock and various icons always showing and prone to burn in? I wouldn't worry that much.

If I was you, I would worry more by NOT dropping the phone!!
[Nexus 6P Real Life Review] zer0se7en:
In that case, you should try using GMD Immersive app on the play store. Root is not needed. It's what I use to hide the nav bars and upper notification area. Glitchy on some apps but still better than nothing.