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[Android Apps and Games] magdelphi@gmail.com:
If you hands are full and you want to have your phone automatically answer and called back to the selected number, Answer & Callback program for you.

Program features:

- Auto answer, if the number is in your contacts.

- Auto reply to selected number.

- Call to the selected number.

- It works only when a headset is connected.

- The task execution delays.

XDA:DevDB Information

Smart Answer & Callback, App for all devices (see above for details)

Contributors

magdelphi@gmail.com

Source Code: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mag.com.tel.autoanswer

Version Information

Status: Beta

Current Stable Version: 2

Stable Release Date: 2015-11-20

Current Beta Version: 1.1

Created 2016-04-18

Last Updated 2016-04-18
[Android Apps and Games] Heisenberg:
This is a duplicate of this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/answer-callback-t3275545

Please only create one thread per topic, duplicate are not allowed. Thread closed.
[Gionee M2] NiravSamor:
Latest r36 March build for m2

Performance Powered

Battery beast

Snap Camera Added

Now for the schedule meets the GPU only

ALL of Cyanogen applications have been updated in the priv-app folder

Well updated build.prop

No tweaks added (Already superb without them)

Stock Dark Bootanimation of CyanogenMoCyanogenMod

1080p Video recording

Audio is best.. (No mod needed to flash)

Xposed added already! (No need to flash)

Es File Explorer As default File manager

Lag :- Error 404 not found even when using heavy apps

Faster App responses

RaM management superb without any tweaks.

Network drop fixed totally

Data on both sims

Themes working

Extra customizable options (CM stock features)

Trebuchet deafult launcher

Offline charging fixed

Shared storage

Sd default

Apps2 sd fully working(apps moving to sd card only)

Tired to tell each and everything flash it and experience it

Links: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6NrC-atW_8WRzlvVjdrMGJvbHM

GAPPS: OPEN GAPPS 5.1

Credits:-

Rohan Taneja

Ajit Guraya

Manan Vallecha

Vijay Jaiswal

Ranjan Singh

Vivek Chib

Vikas Yadav

Bi Nguyen

Fire885

Ferhung

Hesham

Shiva sai

Raju Krishna

Diparth Shah

Najakat Nj

Geo Baby

Team TRT

All devs who have contributed towards mtk cm 12.1
[Gionee M2] GPN:
Gonna try this for sure! GApps architecture?- Is ARM Suitable?
[Gionee M2] Sagar Jaiswal:
Yep,Download gapps from opengapps.org

Specs for opengapps

Arm

android 5.1

Pico
[Gionee M2] marinesatya:
Not able to install this rom on my m2, msg is ' installation aborted ' plz provide procedure, I am installing using cwm recovery
[HTC 10 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 HTC 10, all things considered. A higher rating indicates that the HTC 10 is an incredible phone that you enjoy tremendously. You love it. :o

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Dante54:
Nice

nice.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Trooper Thorn:
I wouldn't mind if it were a tad larger (I loved the One max and my Moto X Pure) but I do consider this phone to be near perfection.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] PryvateiDz:
I don't know how to explain it, I don't necessarily want it to be larger per se, but I maybe they way HTC designed the phone around the screen. My Nextbit Robin is said to have a 5.2" screen as well, but it's easier to type on my Nextbit Robin than my HTC 10. I think I like the look of the HTC 10 curved/chamfered edges, but I feel like the curviness of the phone makes it harder to type. I don't know if that makes sense, but yeah... Something about it makes it harder or not feel as great in hand to type and what not.

---------- Post added at 09:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:31 PM ----------

I think overall I love the HTC 10 though. I love the HTC Boom Sound and Dolby Audio, USB-C, Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 (though I see many phones with this technology get and claim 0-50% in 30 minutes than 0-80% in 35 minutes like Qualcomm originally promised, which honestly is slower than Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 which I think claimed 0-60% in 30 minutes), the camera, clean and simple user-experience, micro sd card slot (w/ Adoptable storage), and Wi-Fi calling directly out-the-box.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] richii0207:
I find that my 10 charges faster than my QC 2.0 phones with a smaller battery. Have you tried comparing yourself?
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] PryvateiDz:
Yes, and no. I charge my Nextbit Robin & HTC 10 everyday, but haven't necessarily paid attention to which one is faster. But from what I can gather, it's not any faster. But I'd have to test it out.

However, I have paid attention to the speeds from 0% on up, and the HTC 10 does 0-30% in 35 minutes. Though that is what HTC claimed, I was looking forward to Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 and Qualcomm's claim of 0-80% in 35 minutes. So to me, it just defeated the whole purpose. [MENTION=6129692]richii0207[/MENTION]
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Chucktr:
I am extremely happy with the phone. Got it June 30th and still learning. I have been able to get some great pictures and videos of my new puppy. A GSD/Husky. I use it almost every day for texting. Didn't do much before, but reasons did not present themselves. Now it is mostly with my dog walking partners. I am totally amazed at how long the battery lasts -and- how quick it charges. This is only my 2nd Smartphone so all I have to compare it to is my almost 5 yr old ReZound.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] kazuki1:
HTC 10? More like HTC 10/10:))
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] richii0207:
Qualcomm never said that the 10 charged that fast, or any phone in particular for that matter. As you can imagine, a phone with 3000mah charges significantly faster than a phone with 5000 mah and a phone that is streaming while charging will charge slower than an idle phone. As Qualcomm and HTCs word for the 10, it charges up to 50% in just 30 minutes.

Here is the source: www.htc.com
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] allhill:
Best HTC device ever
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ranjitotski:
just switched from iphone to htc!:)
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Gunman84:
In my opinion the HTC 10 is one of the best phone HTC has produced since the One M7, i skipped the One M9, which was terrible, im using HTC phones since the G1(or HTC Dream), i always loved HTC phones, they are just different, something special, like me haha:D.

I love my HTC 10, especially in that black color, its just perfect. I wouldn't mind if the screen was a tad bigger, like 5.5inch, but its OK as it is.

So i think that the 10 is really underrated, i think it's because HTC gain a bad reputation since the disappointing M9, and steep prices of their phones, which is true in my opinion, as you can get a flagship phone like OnePlus 3, in half the price. :cool:

HTC 10 is the best, love it. :good:;):)
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] deftoner:
I'd write a long reviews but when I hit submit, the lovely xda forum say that need to be logged to submit a reviews, and reset the form. I love you random programmer guy!

Anyway, long story short, I love my htc, I resisted a lot of drops, and is working like the first day. I just miss the sony flashtool from my z2, being able to install updates without wipe (since my phones are rooted and android 6 wont install updates on modified system partition's phones).
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Aurelius99:
I won't be going back to Samsung any time soon. For me the 10 is the perfect size and the build quality is excellent. I paid cash up front for a US unlocked directly from HTC US. It came with no bloatware and was easy to root and install a custom rom. Best phone I have ever had.

I ran custom roms on Samsung devices for years, but there always seemed to be something that didn't work. I would get a phone call and the screen would go black, or WiFi would keep dropping, it was always something. I haven't had any of those problems with the 10 on Sense-based custom roms.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ivanov13:
HTC 10 deserves 10 out of 10. I got mine straight from HTC (unlocked) and converted to work on Verizon ( we have some really good devs like Santod, LeeDroid and MANY other who make this a dream device for a flashaholic like me). Camera is good, battery life is very good ( I get about 5 hours of screen on time) sound is very good for sure:) I can't recall a thing I don't like about this phone to be honest.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ro_explorer:
Screen could have been better as well as internal storage could have been 64Gb default.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Izaak99:
HTC's own apps ruin this phone. They substituted their good apps (Gallery and Music) with Google's and left the obscure garbage apps.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] emrug:
Thrillingly beautiful, breathtaking performance!! I wouldn't mind buying another HTC 10 if i needed it.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] mellybelly_:
The speakers are fantastic, it charges really quickly and it looks amazing. Only slight complaint would be the camera, it's not bad but coming from a Note 7 the difference is noticeable. Overall 9.5/10.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Felix Culpa:
It's a great phone and am happy to be back to owning an HTC phone. :)
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're a power user. Can the HTC 10 keep up? Rate this thread to express how "healthy" the development scene is for the HTC 10. A higher rating indicates available root methods, kernels, and custom ROMs.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Would you say that the HTC 10 is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the HTC 10 exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] damastah:
Have you used it as the apps and their data build up? Is the camera still snappy, do the apps still launch quickly?
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] gsw5700:
Just slightly faster than my old LG G3 which I still use at home to save the unremovable battery
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] dkjwong:
So much better than my old AT&T Galaxy Note Edge. Runs cooler also, can actually record in 4K without overheating.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Olao99:
It is faster than my 2014 Moto X with a Snapdragon 801 and 2GB of RAM.

However there are little things that are actually faster in my old Moto X:

- The recent apps list takes a while to show in the HTC 10 I have no idea why. Even disabling animations it still takes longer than on my 2yo phone

- The voice recognition sometimes takes longer on the HTC 10!

But overrall it is faster
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ced357:
It is a little more speed than my HTC One A9
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] caseco:
Nice article!! Thanks for sharing with us
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] jjoo8911:
sometimes the notification was too full will lead phone a little bit lag ,hope on android n will improve
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] NickWord:
Much much faster than my old Droid Turbo 2
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] tasgr86:
It is the fastest one and it will remain the fastest until the new HTC Nexus gets released:D
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] gsw5700:
It was pretty fast on stock, but after rooting, debloating, its very very fast, awesome in fact
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] gillim74:
Way faster then my g4
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] petvas:
The HTC 10 is the faster phone I ever had. It is much faster than my Nexus 6P and has zero lag. I absolutely love it.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] tron13:
just coming from galaxy s6 with a custom rom (like now with leedroid rom), I think the Galaxy s6 is more speedy device for everyday use
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] dlads:
I'm coming from a Nexus 6P rooted which was blazing quick however this phone as with the M7 and M9 (skipped the M8) and i have to say that the HTC with the newer version of sense (M7 onwards) certainly holds it's own, even at stock it's fast, couple that with a decent custom rom and optimize it, they're probably the most responsive phones i've ever used.

I really haven't had any performance issues to speak of whatsoever with these devices.

The only time you'll see a slow down is when you open the application manager and attempt to scroll down before it's actually loaded, which is the same on most android devices.

I have my gripes with HTC, mainly the battery and glare on photo's, or the paint on the gun metal one (my one, chips easily) some of the software could be better, like the camera and other stock apps, but overall i think they're moving more in the right direction than any other label.

Samsung seem to think that touchwiz is superb, it's got better but jesus it's a crippling launcher and the whole eco system following it.

I've moved away from HTC too many times, i'll be sticking with them from now on.

I'll bet that the new Nexus is by far and away the quickest device there has been up until now, bare in mind that the last time HTC did a nexus device it was a masterpiece.

Long live HTC :) (with better batteries ;)
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] JohnCorleone:
The HTC One series was always fast and for some reason my original HTC M7 was twice as fast as my Samsung Note 2 when it came to LTE signal. I was on AT&T at the time but I like T-Mobiles unlimited everything plan with 7gigs of tethering a month. When T-Mobile advertised that they doubled their LTE coverage and made it faster, I can't argue at all. My HTC 10 has only showed the "4G" icon once since launch day. Combine blazing fast signal with Sense (or Nova Prime) with a Sense toggle and slow never enters the discussion!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] allhill:
Blazing fast and smooth
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Badelhas:
Anyone coming directly from the HTC one m8? How do they compare in terms of speed and smoothness?

Cheers
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] bakemcbride21:
I still have my M8 along with my current 10. Both are S-Off, rooted, etc and running their respective version of ViperRom. 10 is a lot faster...though I do miss my IR blaster...lol...which is a main reason I keep it (I'll also use it as my GPS/music device in my car mount hotspotted to my 10.

Faster not only in look and feel but in benchmarks...and although its an outdated benchmark...quadrant scores on my M8 are always in the 28-32000 range. 10 is always in the 43-46,000 range. I find that simple benchmark usually correlates to how I feel my phone is running at the time.

Interesting note though....Xposed KILLS my 10's performance (quadrant scores drop to anywhere between 18,000 when "sluggish" to only 30,000 when it seems to be running okay but slower than without it). to where I had to uninstall it. It has no effect on my M8 in performance.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Badelhas:
So in everyday real world use you notice the speed difference? I ask this because the M8 on Marshmallow is so smooth already, I don't get how it can get even faster.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] bakemcbride21:
It definitely scrolls, transitions, initializes/runs more programs faster, etc. better camera. Headphone sound is better...debatable if the phone speakers are...I did love the M8 boom sound and until MM had the harmon kardon mod on it.

I upgrade every year as work pays for it and we get the subsidized price ($199)...so I can't say whether it's worth the $600 plunge to upgrade from the M8 to 10...at this point you could probably stay happy with the M8 and wait to see what HTC cooks up in March/April with their next flagship. Worst case scenario you'll get the 10 on a huge discount with the new flagship out.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Badelhas:
Exactly what I've been thinking about. Thanks for the input ;)

Cheers
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ro_explorer:
Everything to be expected from a 820 is being met
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] mwake4goten:
Hi had the 10 for a week now and it's definitely faster...I love to have a lot of apps installed on my phone....I think I broke the back of my m8 because I had about 200 apps and I noticed it eventually got slow...I thought that the 10 would also suffer with so many apps, but when I installed all the same apps onto the 10 it handles it without a hiccup and I have 1.5 gigs of ram left but with m8 I only had 200 mb of ram left.

I switch apps with ease it's really fast, it's nice to have the right suite of apps that I like to enjoy without the phone choking like the m8 did.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Badelhas:
Thanks. But did you tried to factory reset it and see if it helped?
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] mwake4goten:
Yes I did... That's why I realised that I had pushed the M8 to its limits.. I even got the dreaded android "low memory warning". That's when I realised 200+ apps is a bit too much...I cleared the cache and factory reset same sluggishness...sense home would occasionally reload and app switching wasn't as snappy as it was if I had say only 50 apps. The HTC10 had no such qualms about having 200+ apps it treats it the same as if it is 50 apps...very fast... On a different note i still miss the IR blaster of M8 though.... But i love music and, HTC 10 music playing capabilities is amazing, much better than the M8 night and day.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Badelhas:
I asked because my M8 is still pretty smooth. But I don't have 200 apps. ;)
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] mbrz97:
snappy at all times,

just a few "stopped working" errors after the Nougat update, and i guess that's because of the lack of compatibility of apps with android nougat ;)
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
OMG! Kim K posted another selfie with tons of cleavage! Rate this thread to express how quickly apps launch on the HTC 10. A higher rating indicates that even the most intensive apps launch quickly and without hesitation, even if they are no longer in RAM.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Accalia-Tan:
Somewhat Slow (still blazing fast and reasonable compared to other flagships.)

Also it keeps apps in memory way better!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] mcwups1:
F Kim Kardashian.
[P3600 ROM Development] nicoolaa:
hi

After read many rom's topic I need some opinion to choose a rom.

I search a fast light rom with the essential WM feature (like office)

Actually I run the AX3L's It was great but I want to test one who haves the latest OS(5.2.1921)

thanks in advance :)
[P3600 ROM Development] taiseer999:
If you are looking for wwe with that windows build you got only udk6 and pdaviet 20 and both are good, but i find the latter much faster.
[P3600 ROM Development] nicoolaa:
thanks I'll take a look on the pdaviet's tread
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're busy and don't have time to wait, which is why you need to stop reading this thread and get back to organizing your Pogs. Rate this thread to express how the HTC 10 performs when multitasking. A higher rating indicates that the HTC 10 keeps many apps in memory so that they don't need to reload, and that when moving between apps, transitions are smooth and performance is excellent.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] DSF:
How's the memory management on the htc 10?

Maybe someone who used also the the s7 (which still has a bad memory management, apps keep being pushed out from memory) can give us more info?

Thanks!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Haldi4803:
By Standard settings Boost+ App kills Apps in background to safe memory.

From the official 4gb 3.7gb are available.

Android OS always uses about 880mb of that.

Here are my Apps.

And Chrome is a goddamn memory Eater. Sorted by Peak.

So sometimes Chrome closed certain Tabs (I always have 6-12 Tabs open) to safe memory. Often the Tabs im Streaming Music .... ie Soundcloud or such.

6gb ROM devices do seem like a great idea for heavy Multitaskers.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Some phones exhibit choppy scrolling, especially when navigating long web pages when multiple apps are running in the background. Rate this thread to express how you smooth scrolling feels on the HTC 10 under such conditions. A higher rating indicates that scrolling is always buttery smooth, even when you're reading a 10,000 word article on "how to kiss a girl".

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] prodygee:
Darn, I hope it'll just get better once HTC starts patching and updating things more. If rumors are true that HTC will probably make a Nexus variant of the 10, you would say we'd see a lot of improvements on the side of the 10, unless they vastly revamp the hardware. post #600 hurrah
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] DeadPotato:
I'm actually experiencing some stuttering while scrolling on some apps. Google Plus, Facebook and phone settings are the most noticeable
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Artiq90:
I've noticed this problem too and it's more prominent in some apps than others. It also happens more frequently when the app is still loading content. Is this considered a malfunction of the phone or does it not happen to all HTC 10?
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] amq:
It happens to all Android phones...
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Artiq90:
Didn't notice it on my Nexus 5.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] richii0207:
It depends on the app. Other than being app based, I experience nothing different than my SHIELD or iPad
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ImagioX1:
I have no lag whatsoever in my settings app. Don't use facebook or Gplus
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] DeadPotato:
I think it was something messed up after playing with several themes for a while. After a memory cleanup and a restart, everything's back to smooth again :)
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ImagioX1:
Ah that explains it
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] dlads:
I personally don't see any slow downs, compared to my old phone, nexus 6P, id say it's on par. Speed up animations to 0.5.

HTC sense since the m7 has always been snappy though. I'd have expected no less from the 10 and sense 8.

I suppose if you loaded it with tonnes of widgets and had a few things running it may slow but the 820 isn't a slouch and should cope with pretty much anything
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Labeled:
mine is always buttery smooth unless I'm using it while its charging. I'm assuming thats a heat caused issue though.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] tasgr86:
I've never encountered any slowdowns.Sense 8 is as snappy as stock Android.:)
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] SiAmaze:
Buttery Smooth

Scrolling is always smooth. No matter how many apps are running in the background or how long the pages I am browsing are, it's just amazing. :good::good:
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] zeus4466:
Check your SD card

Hi everyone, I had this problem and I was wondering why, suddenly I had a problem with the SD card (Sandisk 128 GB) which I never doubted its performance. So I reformat it on the phone, and the phone became 10 times more responsive, no glitches (unless extremely minor android glitches), and can report that the phone is really a beast. So I highly recommend if you have an SD card, especially old one, to reformat it and give it a try.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Kyuubi10:
Smooth as a baby's bottom.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] SiAmaze:
Never a lag with the 10

WOW, I have never got a lag on this device and it is no surprise.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Some phones are great to take camping because if you play Asphalt 8 long enough, the back warms up to the ideal temperature that can bake bread. Rate this thread to express the extent to which the HTC 10 stays cool under extended heavy use. A higher rating indicates that even when playing strenuous games for long periods of time, the phone doesn't get uncomfortably warm.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Ndaoud360:
I tell you do not use Skype video calling. That will drain your battery really fast and get so hot you can cook food on it
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] prodygee:
I think that's just what Skype does. I tried this on a Nexus 6p when I had it and man that software is ridiculous.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] DeadPotato:
Yup Skype is a PoS no matter what platform you use it on. This phone is getting warmer after some continuous usage, nowhere near the M9 though, even after some 20 minutes gaming sessions