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[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] melorib:
Hardware should be the same :rolleyes:

T-mobile has the advantage of an unlocked bootloader :good:
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rupeshmourya:
need qcn file on h961

need qcn file on h961 as it has lte band 40 and i need it to patch band40 to my phone (for an experiment).
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amigodelcanijo:
Hello, can you confirm me that the band 800MHZ dont work in te H901 model? Thanks.

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Or anyone else can confirm me the same question? thanks.
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rupeshmourya:
If any one give me qcn file of h961 or h962 i will try band 40 for me and if i succeed i will write detailed guide to unlock all lte bands of mobile. Please guys help me to unlock all lte bands as i can only test band 40 in my mobile. All other bands are already there in my mobile.

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We can not unlock all bands just by enabling it in dfs.

We have to push network files in mobile also.
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rupeshmourya:
no body willing to help here.??
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcmikechan123:
how can i enable band 1, 8, & 13 on my tmobile H901?
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AliLaPointe:
Once you click on one of those bands, how do you reverse the selection to get things back to normal? I'm stuck on Band 4 right now.
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShaDow18:
help....

can any one send me the untouched dfs lte and gsm screenshort of lg v10 h961n please.....
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TanzNukeTerror:
I flashed my G3 to have the latest (when I flashed it) CyanogenMod (Version: 12.1-20151023-NIGHTLY-d851 ). Since then, I've been loving my G3. However, I'm having some problems with the camera. I've tried the default camera app CM uses, and then with OpenCamera. My pictures are just generally very low-quality compared to stock Android.

I've tried: Bumping up the image quality in Open Camera's settings. (settings -> photo settings -> Image Quality)

Waiting longer for the camera to focus.

Double and triple-checking the resolution. (Images are correct resolution, but are blotchy and/or fuzzy.)

It doesn't seem to be any of those, but I'm fairly new to the Android crowd.

I will provide photos for comparison, but not of the same object. (I haven't taken photos of much more than my cat, so bear with me.) Both before and after installing CyanogenMod, pictures of my cat turn out lower-quality than of other things. This may be because of a noise algorithm that has issues with fur, but what do I know? Seriously, I'm super new.

Here's an Imgur album (Two pictures): imgur (dot) com /a/AxAhT

I know Imgur compresses images or whatever, but the difference is pretty clear. I couldn't find anything else I had taken pictures both before and after installing CyanogenMod. I have a picture of gummy worms from before, but that doesn't help without an after.

Any other relevant questions, I can probably answer.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonnyszt:
Go on apk mirror and search CyanogenMod camera (the one plus one ) it works perfect (good quality ) after try flashing Androidcid-MOD-G3_20150511_V11-SPARTAN.zip and choose your aroma.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Liberr:
From what I understand stock camera is better because of proprietary files that are not present in CM. So if camera quality is a priority, stock is the way to go. I love CM Official, but I'm trying out stock based roms for this reason.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TanzNukeTerror:
This makes a lot of sense, actually. Camera quality isn't a huge priority. I rarely use it, and am going to get a GoPro fairly soon. I just wasn't sure what was causing the issue. I love CM too much to give it up for better quality photos.

Semi on-topic: With this Nightly build of CM, my phone seems to shut down at random (though fairly rarely), and become unresponsive. I have to remove the battery and re-insert it before I'm able to power on my phone. This didn't happen with stock Android, so I'm fairly certain it's a CM thing. Is it that the Nightlies are generally unstable? Is there a stable version I can switch to?

Would I be able to copy my current 'data' folder (apps and their sign-in info, as far as I can tell) to the stable CM version and cut out all the extra setup time of re-downloading and signing into my apps?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JuannTwo3:
I have a love/hate relationship with CM. On one hand it's buttery smooth when it works, but frequent (for me) random reboots kill it. They always seem to happen at the most inopportune times. I haven't been able to find an AOSP rom that doesn't have this symptom either.
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] robquick:
Hi,

I just upgraded Sprite V5 to V6 but then decided that I wanted to go back to V5 so i delete 6 and reinstalled 5 however, this seems to have caused a problem.

Every time I do either a soft or hard reset V6 appears from know where on the screen immediatly after the re-boot however, when I look in "remove programs" it doesn't appear in there.........so I can't remove/delete it??!!

Any advice please ...........I'm very confussed!!

Rob.
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] chijure:
How To Install in Recovery

E410/11/15

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Requirements:

LG L1 II bootloader unlocked (How to unlock here)

Terminal Emulator

recovery-L1II here

steps:

Download the recory-L1II ( link above)

Download some recovery CWM , CWM TOUCH,Philz RECOVERY

Unpack zip the chosen recovery in "internal memory" (/sdcard) They must have the "recovery.img" on this route

Unpack "recory-L1II" in "internal memory" (/sdcard)

Open the terminal and run these commands

su

cd sdcard

sh recovery.sh

Done ;)
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] Alexandre 2992772:
How do I log into twrp?
[LG Optimus L3 II, L5 II, L7 II, L9 II] RodrigoAyuso:
As if formatting the phone using the native Recovery.
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ General] eko91:
I am sure someone has already posted a thread about the Ant Man edition, but since I was unable to find it, I decided to create my own thread. Sorry. Anyways.. just like the iron man edition the Ant Man edition is now on sale in China.

http://www.ibtimes.co.in/samsung-galaxy-s6-edge-ant-man-series-launched-china-report-652514

Tell me this looks awesome! :D
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peaceinvt:
Purchased Note 5 gold on eBay from US seller. Turns out the phone was from Taiwan. This before I knew about model numbers and I thought that the bands were all I needed to think about to make sure it would work in southern VT US with AT&T. Obviously, came to find out Samsung has regional model numbers.

I love the 9208 for many reasons: unlocked, no AT&T bloatware, and a few other things that just seem to make it a better phone. However, no Samsung Pay and I can't register the phone on Samsung in the US. I don't care about the registering, but I REALLY want Samsung Pay. So, my question....

1. Can I root the phone and get Samsung Pay? I read somewhere that rooting "kicks off Knox" which is apparently bad (I have no idea what that means). Does that mean that I can root and still can't get SP? Also, if I root, what do I lose and what do I gain?

2. Flashing roms. I used to do this in the old days, but spent a few mindless years with iphone (for my husband and daughter) so I am starting over and consider myself a noob. So, can I flash a rom to get SP? Do I flash, then root? Does flashing automatically mean I am rooted? Or do I root first, then flash, then do I get SP? Finally, what do I lose flashing and what do I gain?

3. Lastly, does anyone know if and when the Taiwan model 9208 will get SP from Samsung?

Sorry for all the questions - thought I would get it all in one post! Thanks so much for any help and advice. :) Oh, and before anyone lectures me for buying non-US model just to get a color or something, please refrain! I already know I should have realized Samsung had regional models - my stupid mistake! :mad:
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LouK:
Welcome to the club!

I got the Singapore 920i version 1 for the Gold and 2 for the 64gb !

In answer of your questions. ..

1. No. Root is incompatible with SP.

But I think Android pay can work with Dr. KETAN'S rom and his kernel

Haven't tried it out yet but at least it let me install. SP wouldn't even allow install.

2. Flashing as of now will help no effect on SP. But there are some Roms out there that improve battery life and have mods..I'm on the latest Dr. Ketan 4.1

3. Unknown.

As to if the version you bought will be compatible with your carrier you can check on http://www.willmyphonework.net/

Compare your model with the 920a for at&t

Oh and enjoy ?
[HTC Desire 510] mur1taza:
I've got this phone from rogers, its been stuck in a boot loop, and I am trying to get the ruu to revert it to stock. The one on HTC's website doesn't work. Can anyone help me?
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
It does work. Your problem is you need to relock the bootloader if you unlocked it and you also 100% need the stock recovery image because if you have Philz Touch Recovery installed it's going to block the RUU from working and that's part of HTC's security measures.
[HTC Desire 510] mur1taza:
Re

I tried relocking the bootloader and used the ruu but I got an error 155, they said I had the wrong image. I have TWRP recovery installed. And the device wont even boot into that. How do I get the stock image?
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
First you need to find out whether or not your phone is 32 or 64 bit so remove the battery and replace it then hold the volume down button and press the power button at the same time then type everything you see on your HBoot screen here so I can see it.
[HTC Desire 510] mur1taza:
A11_UL PVT SHIP S-ON

HBOOT-3.19.0.0000

RADIO-1.101.1372.19.0822

OpenDSP-v28.2.2.00546.0331

OS-

eMMC-boot 1024MB
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
Go over here to twrp website twrp 2.8.7.0 HTC Desire 510 then make sure this image file downloads into your minimal adb and fastboot folder on the computer and it MUST be inside the folder then open a command window within the folder and try flashing the recovery file but first change the name I.E rename the file to recovery.img and then do fastboot flash recovery recovery.img after that type adb reboot recovery and see if it worked.
[HTC Desire 510] mur1taza:
I tried that, the fastboot command returned a reply that said finished. After I tried the adb reboot recovery command it returned "error: device '(null)' not found"
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
Download this one then and flash it then try to get into recovery... philz touch recovery
[HTC Desire 510] mur1taza:
I tried that too, it did the same thing.
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
I don't know then. I don't have enough information about it to help. Don't know if you are 32 or 64 bit. Don't know if you have a stock recovery I really don't know much. I'm pretty sure you're not doing something right... Go over the steps of everything you've done so far please.
[HTC Desire 510] mur1taza:
I think its 32 bit. I had previously tried TWRP to install a custom rom and it worked. Now that I want to revert to stock Im getting this error in adb.
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
What is the exact error you are getting in adb? I need the exact way you see it.
[HTC Desire 510] mur1taza:
I finally got to get into TWRP recovery, what do I do now?
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
You need to download a rom and flash it... You can try whichever roms on here you want since your phone is 32 bit.. CM11 is good and so is RaptorRom.. But you can use whatever as long AS it IS for the Desire 510... Download a rom, place it on your SD card and go into recovery an tap install and choose the rom that you put on the SD card... Make sure you read the thread of whichever rom you download since some need a specific Kernel or wifi fix.. Also some times twrp will be set to internal storage and you will need to select the SD storage at the top of the window after you tap install...
[HTC Desire 510] mur1taza:
Thanks a lot! And if I want to revert to stock what do I do?
[HTC Desire 510] MrMike2182:
Just download a stock rom from one of the threads.
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] Supovitz:
I know other Xiaomi phones with Snapdragons successfully unlocked alternative brands.

Currently on T-Mobile here in the US and HSPA+ as my max speed is slightly disappointing... But entirely my fault.

Any hope in our future?
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] ohmigother:
in same boat

Happened to me as well, didnt bother to check up that outside of urban area in europe band 20 800MHz is used quite often. So I get LTE if i walk couple hundred meters from house and in city :) but home only H+. I might try the guide for snapdragon 810 in the future.
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] AgiZ10:
If you do try and manage to make it work, please let us know.
[Samsung Galaxy Star] am_al_59:
i have s5280

Please introduce a light rom

i found this

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-star/development/update-custom-rom-4-2-2-fakeslimkat-t2955068
[Nexus 6P General] wvcadle:
I've had my phone for two days so far. After spending six months on a Galaxy S6 parts of me are very happy to be home with the Nexus line again.. mainly pure Android and the development sure to come. However, I've noticed two things so far with which I'm not terribly happy.

First, those bezels. Christ, there has to be damn near 1 1/2 inches of bezel on this phone. I thought phones were moving towards a smaller and smaller bezel these days. Apparently Google and Huawei didn't get the memo.

Second, no matter how much they tried to sell it, the camera is just not anywhere near the level of (at least) Samsung's. This camera doesn't even belong in the same sentence as the word Samsung. It doesn't have the ability to snap a clear shot of anything moving, even of my small dog walking. Any motion equals blurry pics. The camera is actually why I tried the S6. It's also why I loved it. Of course, I hated just about everything else on the S6 (even the international unlocked version I bought).

I guess we'll see whether the camera, which is the most important part of the phone for me (kids, animals) ends up being bad enough to seek another phone with a better one.

Your thoughts after using it for a few days?
[Nexus 6P General] ggreenwood334:
Don't have mine yet. (Thanks huawei) but hopefully some Google updates can make this a better experience for you. I know the nexus 5 had some updates that improved the camera a bit.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Nexus 6P General] SrPintas:
Is this problem with moving subjects with hdr on?

Because if I'm not mistaken, Google camera has some cool but heavy post processing on photos taken with hdr+ and even the capture itself seems a bit slow at times.

This on my Nexus 5 and from what I've seen in videos it's the same pretty much with the 6p. It gives awesome results once you learn how to use it, I've taken some epic shots with my N5 and the camera is crappy.

Just don't use it for moving scenes.

I ended up writing too much xD

So, is this issue with regular hrd off shots also?
[Nexus 6P General] AJerman:
Yeah, definitely check HDR is off for motion. That and lots of light. Even with the bigger pixel size, these camera sensors are tiny and have no chance with motion in low light.

I'm actually curious about more opinions on this. I just listed my Note 5 because I had a Nexus 5 before and I want to go back to Nexus with the 6P. The camera doesn't matter that much to me because I use a DSLR for any pictures I actually care about. I'm sure it's still a massive improvement over the Nexus 5 camera I had for years, hah.
[Nexus 6P General] TechBSwift:
I had the s6 and note 5. I will agree that the note 5 is the better of the two, however it's not miles ahead of the 6p. If I graded them on a scale 1 to 100, the note 5 would be 95 and the nexus 6p would be an 90
[Nexus 6P General] jtwlbz:
Got one today. My impression is by far best nexus phone. Only thing i wish thr power button was more stiff its too light.
[Nexus 6P General] AJerman:
That's kind of how I feel. The Note 5 is very likely the best phone on the market right now, but it's still not a Nexus. And while I like the Exynos hardware, you're stuck with the lack of software. I feel like the screen is by far the best part of the Note though, so I was quite surprised to hear the same screen on the 6P or else I might have waited in the first place.
[Nexus 6P General] 318sugarhill:
I'm in love with mine. Just arrived today. Screen is beautiful. Signal/radio is far superior to Samsung....even better than my Busted G3, and I haven't had service this good since I used HTC. Size is bigger than I would have liked. But I knew it was big going in. G3 was about my limit...and this is a tad larger. I'll get used to it. Love the bigger screen but it's just a tad to big for one hand all the time. Fingerprint sensor is flawless for me. Camera seems fine so far for me, but my complaint is the higher resolution photos are only 4:3, not 16:9. Battery life will take a few days to test. I thought I might have to root and rom because I hate the menu set up on my Nexus 7 (2013) but this is ok for me. No complaints.

BTW to the OP...the top and bottom bezels are for the speakers. No bottom speaker, than I would bet smaller bezel.
[Nexus 6P General] Aridon:
The Note 5 certainly does have the best hardware. As for the best phone that is subjective. The nexus P is certainly a great contender and at it's price point it is a superior device. No, it isn't the "best" in every category. Neither is the Note 5 or any device for that matter. All depends on what you're looking for. If you don't care about updates, development and the issues that plague samsung phones (memory management for one) then by all means get one. It is a solid device. One of the best out there.

What kept me from buying Samsung is development sucks for them, they lock down devices on the two best carriers in the USA and I'm tired of the Touchwiz bloat. Oh and its almost twice the price. If those were not true I'd gladly give Samsung my money again.

The Nexus P is a very well built device with a display that is very close to the Note 5, a very good camera, great battery life, excellent performance and you are guaranteed to have excellent development here and updates from Google.

Pick which one is more important to you.
[Nexus 6P General] pahardie:
I'm the same as the OP in the sense I came to the 6p after 6 frustrating months with the s6.

The screen, camera size and design of the s6 is pretty amazing. Excellent in all regards. But the software... Awful. Multitasking was impossible and touchwiz just annoyed me.

The 6p software is pure and fast. Excellent.

But I agree the camera and screen aren't in the same league as the s6 really.
[Nexus 6P General] pj1980:
exactly, the note5 is a great phone however if you want stock, are sick of waiting for updates, AND are stuck with one that can't be rooted depending on your carrier you'll move to the 6p like i did.
[Nexus 6P General] FuMMoD:
If you guys got a good pair of headphones then you'll notice the quality of the stock tuning is amazing. Wow in impressed from stock. Not bad google not bad
[Nexus 6P General] Abra_Cadabra:
Also coming from an S6..

The S6 screen, form factor and stock e-mail app (Exchange still sucks on Gmail) are the only things I'll miss (Maybe the Camera but I really haven't used the 6P Camera much to make that judgement).

The positives though outweigh the negatives.. much stronger latch on to wifi and mobile signal compared to the S6. Places where I would drop out of wifi completly on the s6 still give me 3-4 bars on the 6p. Software.. so much smoother than touchwiz (I'd forgotten how buttery stock android really is). Everything about the device feels faster as a result of the software even though specs wise the S6 out-guns the 6p. Battery life is awesome compared to the S6 - no more mid-day charge required.

I still dream of another Samsung Nexus...
[Nexus 6P General] d1ez3:
The only bother I have is the screen has a rainbow reflection and I can't read it in my car or in the sun
[Nexus 6P General] DroidDavi:
The only thing that's bugging the hell out of me is the bezels but that's just because the Nexus 6 bezels were so small other than that I'm loving it
[Nexus 6P General] daewond3r:
Praises:

Faster/smoother experience vs. my S6

Screen is nearly identical to S6

Stereo speakers are great

Complaints:

Headphone volume seems extra low
[Nexus 6P General] boxcar8028:
I was also vary impressed of the sound quality from just out of the box. I’ve all was prefer stock android but one of the main reasons that I root my phones was to use Viper but now I have been thinking that I’ll won't have to.

BTW:

Headphone - Bose

Bluetooth Earbuds - JayBird X
[Nexus 6P General] xray49er:
Only complaint so far is the volume and power buttons being in the middle. the first thing I did was unlock decrypt and root . Plugging in and unplugging the cable I would always hit the power button which sucked when I was in bootloader mode and I plug my cable in and damn the phone is booting because my hand touched the power button. other than that this phone is ace . I need my other cases to come in. I had two verus cases but they weren't cut right so I sending them back for a return.
[Nexus 6P General] androidkid311:
I'm coming from a oneplus one so I'm sure the camera will be better when mine arrives lol
[Nexus 6P General] CashmereEsquire:
I`m using this as my work phone, probably the best built Android Device I have ever used. I mainly use iOS devices, but this Nexus 6p is maybe the first Android device I could see my self using as a daily driver assuming I did not use iOS for personal use. Great Device, I had the LG G4 and the S6 edge earlier this yr and enjoy the build quality on this far more, but I will say the s6 has the best phone I used all year on a phone in comparison to the g4, 6p and the 6s+ I use as a personal phone.
[Nexus 6P General] FuMMoD:
Yes I feel the same way. The sound is so rich and the sound scape is really broad. The only reason I'll install viper is for volume boost.

Headphones - Vmodas M100

Bluetooth - Jaybirds Bluebuds X