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[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XXXNearDeathXX:
Just curious, have you noticed any improvement on signal quality/speed at all with the updated radio? I have Verizon and it seems as though my 6P gets less signal pretty much everywhere.

Compared with my Note 4 with both phones sitting next to each other there is about a 25dBm difference and around 20 for ASU.

Note 4 - -75 dBm * 19 ASU

6P - -98 dBm * 42 ASU

I have not noticed a degradation in speed more so reception. It's driving me crazy because I can't get service in areas that I used to get service and of course a newer phone should be able to get the signal as well, if not better, than the older Note 4. (I know the antennas are different between the two phones and software isn't the same either but it should not have that great of a difference.)
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gts24:
I share your concern with pure signal strength. I'm now on MHC19I and while the annoying LTE drops seem to be cured, pure signal strength still seems weak.

My comparison is with a Samsung Galaxy s4, and an Iphone 5. Both on VZW CDMA. Both of those phones are aging relics, but represent possibly the best of the past 5 years in pure signal acquisition and KEEPING IT.

At this point, I think we're in an interesting transitional phase. I believe the old phones we are discussing have 2 radios. Each one dedicated to a single task. When i first began using my 6p I noted obviously that I could not browse the internet while talking on the phone. I had to enable "Enhanced 4G LTE Mode" and go online to verizonwireless.com and enable advanced calling 1.0 because the 6p only has one radio. Obviously GSM users have always had this benefit, and I get it, that's fantastic, but in the remote areas I trek to, VZW is it.

My S4 has been super dependable to basically enable me to talk and tether (rooted w/unlimited data) in basically any remote area of the country, so this is as stated a bit concerning.

I'm going to continue trying this out, and see how things go. I've got about 3 more days in my return window.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Az Biker:
VZW Radio comparison

I can definitely attest to the 2.15 radio being better than the others (excluding 3.6, I haven't run 2.15 since flashing 3.61).

I work in remote areas in southwestern Arizona's desert and 2.15 has provided the best signal strength of all the radios (since Nov 2015)...

I've been running the 3.61 radio in the latest update, and the last few days have had spotty service in a certain testing area I've been in. So I flashed the 2.15 radio again to see if it increases my signal strength as I'm going back to the same area tomorrow.

What's the main diff between the 2.15 and 3.61 radios? I know 2.15 has the airplane off/on issue to get LTE back, and 3.61 fixed that, but that can't be the only change....
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stalls:
I believe 2.15 also keeps you from getting one of the 2 LTE bands.. That is band 4 or 13 I can't recall. But yes it's more stable before the update. Haven't checked otherwise.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crakinarse:
I have been agonizing over the poor LTE data connection issues for quite some time.

Last night I flashed the 2.50 radio and today things are going very well. Need to get a few days of good stable perfomance before I claim victory but I am seeing a def improvment.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pkopalek:
I'm on the latest PureNexus here, MHC19J, having no issues.

I will say that on my other 'spare' phone (which only does LTE band 13), my LTE speeds were MUCH lower in my area, as far as transfer rates. When I go to a different part of the city, it's just as fast as my N6P through speed tests.

As a serious suggestion, you could tweet [MENTION=4148627]VZWSupport[/MENTION] and they will (legitimately) let you eventually talk to a level 2+ tech. I have tweeted them some serious technical inquiries, and they have even gotten on the phone with me to assess the situation (we had serious tower bandwidth issues in my area due to housing developments, and the guy diagnosed it all with me).

I mean, I wouldn't berate anyone publicly, but send them a DM, and sometimes you can talk to someone super-technical about band switching. They're honestly pretty responsive.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sumner2q:
Has this issue been fixed I'm on Verizon and I have horrible signal strength and no data most of the time this is really the only phone I have my girl is having the same issue on her s7
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nickwinn:
I am starting to think its related to the market you are in. I'm from the metro denver (verizon) area and on average I get roughly 5-7 Mbps down and 3-5 Mbps up. I was just in Vegas for over a week and there my speed's averaged 35-37 Mbps down and 2-3 Mbps up.

EDIT: Forgot to mention, I am 100% stock on my nexus 6p.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matt1733:
For some reason Franco kernel was effecting my LTE yes I know the kernel doesn't touch the radio but as soon as flashed elite kernel my Verizon LTE issues went away.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] car.los.7399:
I'm stock and in Los Angeles. The phones speed is amazing compared to the original Nexus. I'm pulling 70mbps and on my Nexus 6 I'm getting 10 to 20mbps. Did you get a new sim for your phone?
[XDA Assist] rafadeaderinwale:
I need ROM for a tablet MR790, MT8312 Cortex 7 dual core. It has 1gb RAM and 8gb internal memory. It is a school tab, but keeps installing app by itself. Help! Please!
[Off-topic] crispi7:
Good morning guys,

I'va just found a good tracker (www.xbytes.li) but you need an invite to register. I wonder if someone could give me an invite :)

Thanks for all.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] w00ly:
Can I use a US Cellular n910r4 on Verizon? I know it's a CDMA phone. From what I've seen the phone has an unlocked bootloader and can be rooted with cf-auto-root. Does anyone know? I apologize if this has been covered before.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HollowKyo:
Carrier Network 3g bands 3g frequencies 4g lte bands 4g lte frequencies

AT&T GSM/UMTS/HSPA+	2, 5	1900, 850	2, 4, 12, 17	1900, 1700 abcde, 700 bc

VERIZON CDMA	0, 1	850, 1900	2, 4, 13	1900, 1700 f, 700 c

T-MOBILE GSM/UMTS/HSPA+	2, 4	1900, 1700/2100	2, 4, 12	1900, 1700 def, 700 a

SPRINT	CDMA	10, 1	800, 1900	25, 26, 41 1900 g, 850, 2500

US CELLULAR	CDMA	0, 1	850, 1900	5, 12	850, 700 ab

I'm not 100 percent sure but according to this it looks like it should work but you might only get 3g because US Cellular and Verizon have the same bands and frequencies for 3g but not 4g lte.

Sorry for the weird formatting, I can't post links yet.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marsrolled:
Anyone has a way to download moto voice? I want that featyre from motorola where you can customize a voice command name instead of "ok google" and even call it if screen is off. Please reply thank youuu!
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nodio:
up, please some one help
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nandakis4:
search for moto voice threads in this section, you will find related news.. it is int a easy task to get moto voice work on other devices
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] darknaio:
Wondering if anyone in the know has heard of any development going on for this device? I recently bought one and it's not a bad phone for the price, but I've seen absolutely -nothing- on it anywhere online for the most part. It's barely root-able with what I've been able to find, and no custom recovery or really anything custom has popped up that I've seen.

Not sure if it's just that it's been only a few months since the phone came out, or if it's just not that great a phone. I upgraded from an HTC Desire 510 to this, and it was heavily customized/rooted/etc, and I want so badly to get back to where I was with it on this phone I cant stand it!
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] triiuzii:
I also want to root my Galaxy J3! I just want to root it so I can use AdAway and Titanium Backup.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] darknaio:
Right now rooting isn't the problem so much as keeping root. Because apparently the colonel has protection and will remove root whenever you reboot. That means things that require root on boot like backups, Xposed and a lot of other things won't work for us until someone complies a kernel with root protection removed. You can do some debloating and possibly the AdAway but that's about it right now.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] darknaio:
*kernel. Damn voice to text.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] triiuzii:
That sucks. I upgraded from an LG Volt and I was able to do a whole bunch of stuff on it. The J3 is still very new, so hopefully development will happen soon.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] mallamike:
I just got this phone if there is anything i can do to help move this along let me know. I have the virgin mobile one.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] darknaio:
I guess that would depend on what you have experience with and what you can do. Thus-far root has been able to be achieved with Kingroot, though it wont stick through a power cycle (reboot/power off/etc), and using any of the methods available (at least that I'm aware of, only found two legitimate ones) to replace Kingroot with SuperSU (to facilitate having root stick past the reboot hopefully) causes a soft-brick every time forcing a re-flash of stock firmware through Odin.

At the very least make your voice heard, if nothing else hopefully more popularity will come this devices way and we'll see some development for it. My roommate is considering writing something for it, but it is a long process working solo, so anyone who has experience working with kernels or editing stock rom/writing custom roms feels up to helping out, shoot me a message and I'll get it over to him. He's a fairly experienced programmer and picks up what he doesn't already know pretty quickly.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] Strenux:
Got one recently too. Would also appreciate any more information on rooting.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] vedwed:
I have a J320A (AT&T) came stock with 6.0.1, can help test if needed
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] coolbeans2016:
http://xdaforums.com/android/development/recovery-teamwin-recovery-project-3-0-2-t3356616

I know this is an old thread, just making my rounds looking for anything on the J3 myself (SM-J320P Boost, Virgin, etc...) and have found TWRP & permanent root with Chainfire's SuperSU (system-less though). Everything is great except a lag issue with supersu. There is an exposed by wanum that works as well. Only app that has root issue so far is ES File Explorer. If anyone is still looking hope this helps.

zach
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] ian577416:
Will this version of TWRP work on the Att variant running 6.0.1? Is there a way to root that device yet?
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] TechShui:
Anything yet for J320A/Z models? (AT&T/cricket)

This version of TWRP won't work will it? Totally different phone?

EDIT: just realized the guy above has the same question... something tells me we won't see root on the ATT/cricket variants for a while.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] Azhero:
Try official TWRP of galaxy J2. Your variant shares the same specs as J2. Others also did this to galaxy On5, it works 100%.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] bahahamut:
what about the

SM-J320VPP = the verizon pre paid planversion. any working roots for me yet?

oh pretty pleeeeeez
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] AnierinB:
So can you confirm this method works? Does OEM unlock setting in dev options unlock the bootloader on AT&T variant? If so couldn't I temp root and flash TWRP via Flashify?
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] czarsuperstar@gmail.com:
It doesn't work tried it 3 times. I even tried other ones no luck. They locked this thing down. Im surprise chainfire haven't tried this phone yet.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] Gotbootloopedtoomuch:
Hi, guys! I understand it was an old thread, but I was referred here from Reddit. I have a Galaxy J3 (SM-J3109) purchased in Mainland China (Service provider is China Telecom). I rooted it with Kingo Root. Kingo Root stated that it successfully rooted the device, but the phone OS had given me warnings about unauthorized access to the device or something.

One week later (I did *not* reflash the phone nor install any applications after I rooted the phone) I found the phone stuck in an annoying bootloop. The device status is still "official" and the Knox counter is still set at 0x0.

Now that it's bootlooping I'd like to know if it's possible to take the applications and files off the phone before I factory reset it. It's not looking hopeful as I read similar threads from 2012 saying that once other Android devices bootloop, getting stuff off of them is impossible. I tried using ADB to take data off the phone (while Odin3 was detecting it being connected to the PC) but ADB doesn't detect the phone. Should I try a different cable?
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] darknaio:
Best advice would be to try flashing the stock firmware with odin. That shouldn't delete any of your data and will usually fix a bootloop. You can Google your phones stock firmware and see if you can download it.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] Gotbootloopedtoomuch:
Thank you so much! I tried using Odin to flash a software update and it worked perfectly. The phone is back up and running and all of the files are still there! :D
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] Sparko612:
Right now i have TWRP 3.0.2 with supersu and i havent lost root yet also had no problem switching between backups, xposed working fine and also overclock too with setcpu, im currently running 5.1.1 using j320FN but TWRP was from j320F, i will put up links to the files if any of you are willing to try its up to you.

TWRP flash through odin : http://www.mediafire.com/download/blk7qa90vs6wik3/TWRP_3.0.2-0_SM-J320F.tar.tar

Supersu flash through recovery then update through playstore then install busybox after through playstore : http://www.mediafire.com/download/cpv2c71cp11x41f/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.76-20160630161323.zip

Remember to turn on usb debugging and turn on oem unlock before flashing recovery, also if you manage to get recovery press they grey box on the right to change language to english. Hope this might help somebody on here because we really need full root for everyone.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] NerdmastaX:
verizon blocks flashing custom recoveries, and ships stock on marshmallow. from what i've been told a root exploit for marshmallow would be nessecary.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] notsuper:
can someone make custom rom for j320g?:confused:

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i hope someone can do it:):good::good:
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] ryn.ste:
My j3 is with Virgin Mobile Canada. TWRP'd n rooted, willing to test at your request. I've been rooting and roming since the launch of the LG P500 daze.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] cutederf:
Looking to root j320az cricketwireless. Custom recovery and possibly custom rom. Have some experience from s4 and note 4. Can I chainfire on j320az with j320f? Thanks in advance
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] mrw187:
Does the J320P have apn edit problems after unlocking?
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] endleesss:
I can add APN and save it after rooting.

How do you sim unlock the phone?
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] Sands207:
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[OnePlus 2 General] theruss0n:
I am not a big fan of the OS, i loved CM but none of the ROMs out there at the moment are any good. Is anyone else still using OOS or am I an odd man out
[OnePlus 2 General] rascal0pl:
I'm using it because of horrible battery life on every CM baesd roms.

And I don't like how hydrogen works (app and memory management).
[OnePlus 2 General] PhoenixNghi:
I am, waiting for CM13 with all working sensors
[OnePlus 2 General] jay_snake:
Same for me! And I like to be able to disable a sim card like in Oxygen! In cm13 that option is not available.
[OnePlus 2 General] GuestK00430:
I'm only still on it because of the fingerprint scanner. Once the API is complete I'm moving straight over to CM 13. I can deal with the lack of SIM card control but the fingerprint scanner is a must.
[OnePlus 2 General] Dac0908:
This.

But I like the idea of [MENTION=5533467]matitorres07[/MENTION] and his Sensed Hydrogen. I hope he will continue with that after final release of Hydrogen, or even maybe switches to CM
[OnePlus 2 General] karmakar.samiran:
Waiting for the cyanogen build with all the sensors working...not sure when the same is expected.
[OnePlus 2 General] ElfStone:
I am also on Oxygen. I would maybe try CM13, once it would be official but I am happy with Oxygen OS with a different Kernel. Different kernel and a different launcher and everything is perfect :)
[OnePlus 2 General] DeathCzar:
Waiting for Fingerprint Sensor support on cm13, all other "bugs", i can happily live with
[OnePlus 2 General] outkasted:
So true... for me life is a full circle, After staying on oxygen forever, switched to Skydragon OOS and then took plunge to SD H2Os as I noted it was much more actively being used by its author. Then shifted to CM13 but not happy with all these ROMS as they buggy and have some or the other limitation... though I desperately want a stable CM13 ROM with all sensors working... hate the lack of official support for many the famous ROMS... but love my OPT
[OnePlus 2 General] Sir_gpm:
Just because I want a full working Phone, stay un OOS.
[OnePlus 2 General] dineshlives:
I'm on OOS coz of fingerprint scanner ...

Why should I be on other Roms without fingerprint support when I have a scanner in my phone ...
[OnePlus 2 General] fy168:
H2O marshmallow 6.0 is much faster and stable than OOS.. and it's finger print sensor work much quicker
[OnePlus 2 General] jbarcus81:
Now that CM13 has fingerprint.. I'm no sure what else is missing from it now.. But there's just something about it.. It still feels 'clunky' to me.. My opinion and experience of course! But for now I'll stick with Oxygen... Can't wait for CM13 though!!!
[OnePlus 2 General] Cichy26:
I have this same argument ;) Can't wait for oos with mm ;)
[OnePlus 2 General] evertking:
See this all the time.. BS.. Oxygen and even more so with the last update. Is a solid ROM. Better battery than any cm 13 and smooth not bloted. Yep.. I said it. Oxygen is a good ROM. People are quick to jump on the hate train and 90% of them do it just because..some just don't know better.
[OnePlus 2 General] yap_rony:
i'm still with oxygen because of the finger print sensor
[OnePlus 2 General] Doktor-X:
Since Grarak make fp working i have made swich
[OnePlus 2 General] Kirahvi:
I switched about a month ago. The fps is amazing on CM13, definitely up there with the phones that cost twice as much!

Thank you to all the developers that made this phone even better!!
[OnePlus 2 General] override182:
Many are still on oxygen. Slowly shifting to CM13 now I guess. Let's see what OnePlus brings with M build soon. I'll pick the most stable one as I only have 1 phone which is this as a daily driver
[OnePlus 2 General] redeuxx:
I don't see anything wrong with Oxygen. This is coming from an AT&T S6 Edge which supposedly had better hardware, but the user experience was so much slower.
[OnePlus 2 General] teeluun:
Battery life on the CM13 is a lot INFERIOR (about 60m less SOT) compared to OOS.

However CM13 is much smoother than OOS in terms of loading or switching apps, pages etc.

just my 2 cents.
[OnePlus 2 General] Jr173:
oxygen os is good if you run xposed and a few modules. Even with cm i needed to add a couple modules. it really comes down if you are a power user and what functions you're looking for. Battery is definitely better on OOS
[OnePlus 2 General] override182:
Tested Grarak's cm13 build and came back to Oxyslim. It feels like the current CM13 of today is not that refined and yes, the fingerprint sense is still clunky despite it is functioning.

Lots of refining needs to be done and fine tuning till I am convinced enough and stay on CM13. For now, Oxygen for me.
[OnePlus 2 General] jesamyn:
I'm also on OOS. I've only had the phone for a couple of weeks. I came from an LG G4 and there just is no comparison between OOS and LG's UX crap. OOS runs rings around it in responsiveness, and the bugs that OOS has are less annoying.
[OnePlus 2 General] s_vohra:
Still Oxygen on my last Non-Nexus device. Android N is around the corner and we still do not have Marshmallow.. don't even have an emoticon to express my disappointment with One Plus.
[OnePlus 2 General] jetfin:
Been happily running cm13 for a month now even though my two main attractors (fps & dual sim on/off) for upgrading from opo were not working. On March 8th when fps arrived I deleted my last nandroid of oxygen. It was nice to see OP make the effort for their own ROM, but despite the great devs they hired for it, you just can't compete with the community. Cm13 isn't even official yet and it already far surpasses Oxygen OS.

Do yourself a favor and make your op2 shine: http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-2/development/6-0-x-cyanogenmod-13-oneplus-2-t3292436
[OnePlus 2 General] jasonpantuliano:
Still am. I like it. But I just installed the Android N developer preview for my Google pixel c and we don't even have M yet. This is started to get a little crazy.
[OnePlus 2 General] rascal0pl:
Ok, now there is no reason for sticking to Oxygen anymore.

FPS is working, performance is blazing fast, and bliss rom with kernel developed by the same guy that is compiling bliss rom has amazing battery life too.

Ah, and audio quality in headphones is WHOLE UNIVERSE BETTER.

Only manual mode in camera is not workin.
[OnePlus 2 General] sr89:
Same here. Hate the update policy. Was expecting a lot more from One Plus. After owning every Nexus since the Galaxy Nexus (except the Nexus 6) I will gladly return to the Nexus-Series this fall. Although I will miss the Dual SIM functions.
[OnePlus 2 General] Kirahvi:
with LAF and FPS working on CM13, I see no reason to use OOS.
[OnePlus 2 General] joshofali:
What else is left on cm13 to make it official? When LAF and FP is working

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I'm still on oxygen but waiting for the official build of cm13
[OnePlus 2 General] jay_snake:
The ability to disable one sim card keeps my on Oxygen. Don't want that clients from work can call me any given time
[OnePlus 2 General] SoulSmasher:
Rolling back to OOS because of constant WiFi drops. I'll wait for it to be official :-/
[OnePlus 2 General] Alexsandra:
but I think CM13 camera sucks. This is the only reason that I stay with my Oxygen.
[OnePlus 2 General] marmeladov:
I havent found a non OOS-rom with sim-management yet. I DONT want my work-number (sim2) active at home.

Untill that, I am forced to stay on OOS.
[OnePlus 2 General] ElfStone:
Soak testing... should take very long until we get it! :D
[OnePlus 2 General] Fataldose:
I tryed almost all roms. OOs better for battery life, no slow wifi, good camera. I've 6hrs SoT and 18% today with stock no root. So what I need? OxyOs is good!
[OnePlus 2 General] rallysquirrel:
I've switched to Graraks CM13 and haven't looked back. I just couldn't stand how slow OOS was and missing features I was used on my OPO with CM12.

I hope they fix the dual sim issues i've heard about. Traveling overseas in a month and will need to use a 2nd sim for data.
[OnePlus 2 General] GREAT BIG BUSHY BEARD:
I just recently switched to Garak's CM13 build and I'm liking it. Battery life could definitely be better, compared to the extensive battery life I was getting on OOS. However it's unlikely that I would switch back to OOS with the amount of options I have on CM13. CM13 could definitely do with some improvements, but the main issues that people have with it thankfully don't affect me very much.