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[HTC One A9] HarryCustom:
Hi, unfortunately there is no possibility to find in Italy a 3Gb variant, so I can only buy the 2gigabyte one... :(
[HTC One A9] hamud.q:
I used both , now using a9 2 gb and it's sexy , fast and way better camera than m9 . If you don't play high demand games . you should be ok with 2 gb
[HTC One A9] HarryCustom:
Thank you very much.

As I said I do not play games on smartphone.

Ok, I'll buy it, I found it priced 307 euros, I think it is a good price... :)
[HTC One A9] hamud.q:
you won't regret it . I bought mine about 500 eur. ?
[HTC One A9] MGfusion:
It depends on what you like more, M9 is more powerful, with louder external speakers, and has way more custom ROMs, but the A9 has a better camera, slimmer build, and better (but quieter) audio... The A9 however does not have much dev support, unlike the M9 which has a lot of custom ROMs and better dev support... So each has there ups and downs
[HTC One A9] HarryCustom:
Hi I want to thank everybody, HTC A9 is arrived today! :)

I must say that I have noticed that has a power a little less than my previous smartphone Xiaomi Mi4C, but software optimization and hardware are really of higher level, there is no comparison.

I've red lots of posts but I do not understand one thing: I am planning to root it and I want to installa xposed framework without s-off (maybe I'll do it in the future).

It seems to me that the only way is installing SenseO V0,4 (maybe the only one deodexed for an European device), is it true or are there other way?

Thanks again for the advices! :)
[HTC One A9] MGfusion:
Well, it depends. You can't install xposed on the AT&T A9, but on the developer+European version you can, you need to make sure you are on either 1.56.xxx.x or 1.57.xxx.x, the only one it won't install on is 1.27.xxx.x
[HTC One A9] HarryCustom:
Can you please give me a link were I can study? I do not understand if 1.56.xxx.x or 1.57.xxx.x are RUU or what else.

I've put the phone in download mode but I don't find any information about it.

Thanks! :)

Edit: I've done a fastboot getvar all

version-main: 1.10.161.7

boot-mode: download

version-baseband: 1.0.U00297.1@51007

version-bootloader: 1.0.0.0000

mid: 2PQ910000

cid: VODAP001

So I suppose I am a very old item: 1.10.161.7

The cid seems to be Vodafone, so I think the only way to mod the phone is with S-Off...

I am a bit confused...
[HTC One A9] AcidNoteZ:
Its a Vodafone A9, you have to get s-off

I have an Vodafone A9 too. And everything worked for me.
[HTC One A9] HarryCustom:
So S-Off, then I've to convert to Usa Unlocked, and then A9 Base ROMs/Recovery-Flashable zips.

Also the [ROM]SenseO V0,4 needs 1.56+, for my phone is not available, so s-off again...

Ok, I will buy Sunshine... :)
[HTC One A9] vegetaleb:
No brainer take the A9, the M9 has a bad camera and get too hot specially in summer
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] toxi:
Blue angel with poor with bluetooth proformace~

Why I cant use bluetooth out of 1M?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] jakubd:
"Why I have to pay the bill? Where is my document? What file run away? Why my pocket is out?" Je ne sais pas... Non comprende... Nie rozumiem... Nie chcę...

toxi, please... let us understand your problem. Explain. In plain english. And use logical thread subjects, OK?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] toxi:
THX~I will.May be you have the same problem with me

The bluetooht signal on SX66 is too poor.Today I miss a important call when I'm was on highway cos just put the sx66 besid my seat~

I will soon put it into dustbin~or some one need it without bluetooth~
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] jakubd:
aaaaaa, OK, you complain about BT range in your BlueAngel. I have bad news: you have to live with it. BlueAngel had and will always have ****ty BT range. No fix for this. You can just think about buying ifferent device.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] 7assoun:
its easy ...

KEEP IT IN YOUR POCKET ! .... solved !
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuljit55:
Hi guys, is there any way to enable call recording on the g900f running on stock 6.0.1 mm?

I had a mod on 4.4.2 where you had to modify some system files via root explorer in order to enable the built in call recorder.

So is there any mod to enable this on stock 6.0.1 with root?? Thanks
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonic997:
i am also update to 6.0.1 for my G900F and also face the same problem with you!

The call recorder app forced closed!!

Anyone can help? thanks!
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Olynth:
I`m on the latest stock 6.0.1 , also g900f, using automatic call recorder from play store and dont have any problems. The app tells you that Battery Optimizer might kill the app, but it din`t happend so far.
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Locco81:
Screen works but the touch is misplaced when i want to click something in the right down corner i have to touch center of the screen.

Is this a software problem ?

Hard Reset dosen't fixit. i've tried.

The touch is not broken in recovery mode each part of screen respond for touch
[XDA Assist] :
I bought a Sony Xperia Z5 compact factory unlocked. Powered on it updated to 6.0 marshmallow and I lost root. Any easy and painless quick fix to regain root?
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The experts there should be able to help you.

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[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] madmax988:
I have a Verizon VS985 running 5.1.1 completely stock, never rooted or anything.

My phone works perfectly I can use it for days with no problems....

That is unless I make or receive a phone call. During phone calls my phone will freeze for a second lockup, then reboot itself. Once it reboots it's usually fine. It used to happen pretty infrequently like once every couple of weeks, so I ignored it. But now its happening at least once a day.

So I ask does anyone have any ideas at all what might be causing this? It seems to me it's gotta be software related, maybe?

I have 3 different batteries all genuine LG, it happens with all 3 of them, so it seems to be it can't be a battery issue (correct me if I'm wrong).

If there's any other information you need, please ask. Thank you xda community you are awesome.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SuperStew:
Same issue

My phone will randomly reboot itself during a phone call. It has happened as many as four times during the attempt to finish one phone call.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] madmax988:
Long story short, since my first message got erased by accident. I don't know if mine is fixed or not, since it happens hit and miss. I went to storage options and saw I had like 12 gigs of cached data, since it was counting all of the system files as cached data. I tapped cached data and cleared it. All the system files went back to misc folder where they normally are, and so far after about a week I haven't had a restarted. Could just be a coincidence. Clearing the cache daoesnt lose anything, although for some odd reason some apps seemed to lose random settings,and some required I relogin.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joe7dust:
I am reading some good things on the Insanity S7 port, going to try it out. Just wondering if there is anything better as far as stability/debloated/battery performance.

I finally got my 4.x-only app (Starcraft: Brood War for Android) running so now its time to try multiROM on this sucker and just use the 4.x virtual boot for that 1 app when I need it. :)

edit: Insanity install is on hold until I get a USB SD card reader it seems... unless someone knows a way to partition the SD card correctly using another program? They recommended MiniTool Partition Wizard 9, but it doesn't even detect the SD card or my phones internal drive.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] randyboy99:
I have searched all over the web and this site for a tutorial or how to on rooting my S5 with the stock Marshmallow update. Most of the how to's are all outdated and I don't want to run into crashing my phone again by using anything outdated. I tried installing TWRP recovery or flashing it with ODIN and it didn't work. I had lollipop rooted before so I know I'm capable if I'm linked to the right tools. The way I did the Lollipop root was with TWRP and SuperSU but as I said before I couldn't get the recovery installed properly. It said pass in Odin but I got a bootloop and unstable phone so I prefer if someone knows the right tools and how to please clue me in.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asce1992:
Hi guys! :)

What Rom do you recommend, not stocks, based on cyanogemod or AOSP?

Thank you all for the advice :)
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] radutomy:
+1

I'm interested in a stable rom with good battery management and that preserves the good camera quality from the stock rom.
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] welder73:
No other camera can give you that quality...

Regarding the rom,I'm using Beanstalk rom and it's very good,with lots of options and with good batt life :)
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] genesixxbf3:
llamaroms

just teasing
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eddyctweets:
I'm on blackjubel's rr rom and its great
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gillim74:
Which version are you on the 5.6.7 or the new 5.6.8
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eddyctweets:
5.6.8 dirty flashed over 5.6.7
[XDA Assist] Compiux:
Long story short, I was rooting with Kingo Root and at 31% the phone restarted. Now it's stuck at the Huawei Ascend screen... I don't know what to do. Help please! :( I'm really worried
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Accessories] dallasmanic:
3rd Slim Clear Transparent Case for Samsung S7

This is my 23rd case so far for my S7 (I like to change it up!), and so far the most durable/protective and best fitting one I have tried yet.Also it can show off your S7 with Transparent Back

The phone fits into the case very tightly, almost to the point where you can start to feel like it's not going to fit, but then you get it fully snapped in. The back is crystal clear and smooth, and has a good thickness to it -- not cheap or flimsy. I feel like this offers excellent protection against back side drops. The camera is recessed decently as well, which should keep it protected.

The sides are a more rigid plastic material that sits on top of the clear TPU material. Double protection is always welcome. I'm not sure that the rigidity will hold up to multiple drops -- but I'd rather the case take a hit than my phone, so again I feel safe in this case with side drops. The buttons (volume up/down and power) have cutouts so the clear TPU material is seen and used to press in. They fit perfectly and are very responsive.

The front of the case gives you a clear TPU raised border around the screen, so if sitting flat on a table, the screen will be raised up a bit off the table. This would protect again some screen-down drops, as long as the surface is flat without other object sitting on it that could poke the screen. This is as protective as cases get -- you'd want to get a screen protector of some sort to really protect your screen.

Overall, I'm really happy with the look and feel of this case. It doesn't look cheap, and feels solid and sturdy in the hand. I'm definitely a fan.

I was given a discount on the purchase of this product, but my review is based on the regular price of the item. This is a solid case that shows off your phone through the clear back, but gives it some style with the colored edges and trim. The gold color is very light, almost a cross between silver and gold, and doesn't look cheap. This is a fantastic case for the price!

$15.98 at amazon http://www.amazon.com/Artech-21-Scr...6&sr=8-3&keywords=artech+21+clear+case+for+s7

Use Artech21 ,get 20% off
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Accessories] dallasmanic:
3rd Easy grip slim cover

Lets consider this review tentative based on the release of the device. Seeing as how the phone isn't released yet, I can't really speak for how perfectly it might fit, etc. So with that being said, let me review this case based solely on material and design.

Typically with sleek cases, the level of protection is often compromised. For example, Otterbox cases are probably one of the best in terms of protection, but they are extremely thick in size and does not necessarily scream "fashion" to anyone. This Artech 21 case is as beautiful in person as seen in the renders. The cut-outs are created with extreme precision, and the gunmetal has a slight bit of gloss to demonstrate its elegance.

Pro:

- I've used previous Artech 21 cases. You can expect the cases to feel strong and well built.

- Dual material design. A soft but sturdy TPU cushion, and hard plastic frame. The TPU will handle the impact well but the plastic frame helps the case feel solid and strong.

- Thick enough without adding too much bulk.

- PRICE. I've owned a lot cases, some bought from carrier stores, and many from Amazon. You wont find case quality like this at this price from most sellers. PERIOD.

Con

- The design isn't for me. While I'm sure the ridged design will add grip to the already slippery glass on the S7, I would have liked it to be a smooth finish on the back.

Amazon : http://www.amazon.com/Artech-21-Sho...=1462658433&sr=8-25&keywords=slim+case+for+s7

15.99 dollars, artech21 can have your 20% off
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Accessories] dallasmanic:
4 Otterbox and Little Rock comparison

This case comes as a 2 piece clamshell, top part containing the built in screen protector and the bottom having a rigid back and flexible sides that secure it to the top piece. The top half is a secured in place screen protector made of a clear and rigid plastic sheet with a cutout for the action button. The phone is snapped into this portion first where it makes a snug and secure fitment. The bottom half is thicker and possesses the bulk of the padding, seen in the honeycomb ridges and thick sidewalls. This half receives the top where it snugs into the flexible sidewalls.

The power and headphone jacks are covered with flaps, speaker and the volume and power buttons are firm but still responsive. The sides of the case are beveled above and below and are textured with a crosshatch design which makes it easy to pick up from a flat surface and have a secure grip. The rear of the case is branded with the company logo and an industrial design. The area around the camera is not very beveled which provides poor access to the Heart Rate Monitor. In testing with 2 OEM and one branded wireless Qi charger pads, the phone charged fine and no undue heat was detected.

In comparing this product with a direct competitor and king of the hill, Otterbox Defender, a few differences stand out. While both items have similar port cover designs, the hinge side on the Otterbox is to the front of the case where the silicone has the greatest flexibility and the Little Rock case is hinged toward the rear of the case where the silicone has greater stability. In my opinion the silicone on the Artech case will not stretch out around the port covers as easily as the Otterbox could. The Otterbox has a more accessible design around the Heart Rate Monitor than the Artech case does. The shape and texture of the silicone on the Artech case makes it appear slimmer and feel more secure than the Defender.

The biggest negative to the Artech case in my opinion in comparison to the Otterbox case; is the lack of a holster. A device this size in a thick case isn’t as convenient in a pocket. This is a personal preference however, I know many people that do not use a holster. It would be nice if a holster for the Artech was available as an add-on item.

The greatest perk to the Artech case is it is 25% of the price of the Otterbox. A second or third one could be purchased as a backups and still come out under the cost of one Defender.

Link for Otterbox S7 defnder case :

http://www.amazon.com/OtterBox-DEFE...eywords=otterbox+defender+case+for+samsung+s7 $42

Little Rock http://www.amazon.com/Artech-21-Mil...64&sr=8-3&keywords=rugged+case+for+samsung+s7 19.99 dollars
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Accessories] dallasmanic:
Spigen Neo Hybrid Case

Nice case, but too slippery for one-handed use

1) Sufficiently protect the phone from accidental drops.

2) Not be too slippery so that I can easily pick it up, hold it, and use it one-handed.

3) Have a headphone jack opening big enough for my Etymotic ER4P headphones.

4) Slim so that it's pocket-able and easy to hold.

5) No outlandish designs and colors.

This case meets requirements 1, 4, and 5 but unfortunately fell short for 2 and 3.

Here are my thoughts on how this case met or didn't meet my requirements:

1) While I didn't actually drop my phone to test this, the case seems well-made so that it would protect the phone in most situations. I worry about a face-down drop since I've cracked screens twice like that, but this is probably a concern with most cases anyway.

2) The Polycarbonate frame gives the case a nice look, but unfortunately it makes the case too slick for my preference. This, combined with the relatively slick TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) that surrounds the phone, makes me want to stop using this case. If I remove the polycarbonate frame, then I can grab the case much better on the sides and back, but then I lose the added protection that the TPU provides. I have been using the case without the frame lately because I just don't feel comfortable holding the phone with it on.

3) Because I listen to music so often on my phone, it's essential that I can use my good set of headphones with whatever case I have on my phone. Because the Etymotic ER4P headphones have a slightly bulkier rounded connector, I can't plug them into the phone while the polycarbonate frame is on the case. I can plug them in when only the TPU is around the phone, but the clearance around the frame just isn't enough to allow the connector to plug in. This case is probably designed for the standard, basic headphones that come with the phone, but it doesn't work for me.

4) I really like the slimness of this case because it hardly adds any bulk to the phone. Because the Galaxy S7's width is already the max for my own preference, a slim case that doesn't add much additional width is important to me.

5) When deciding on cases I typically look for basic, black or dark-colored designs that aren't too flashy. I am not a fan of the reflective/shiny lines that run horizontally across the top and bottom of the TPU, and I would have preferred a black frame, but overall the subdued style meets my needs.

Conclusion: The case’s slippery feel and inability to accommodate my headphones serve as deal-breakers for me. I can make this case work without the frame if necessary, but it's just not ideal for me. The search continues. If anyone has better recommendations on which cases meet my requirements, I'm all ears!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Accessories] dallasmanic:
Otterbox Symmetery Case

I purchased the otterbox symmetry case in Eden teal. I wanted the floral pond design but it never seems to be in stock. The design on Eden teal is very cute. It reminds me somewhat of lilly Pulitzer or Vera Bradley designs. The case itself is fairly lightweight and a one piece construction. It Is hard plastic with a rubber lining and seal around the face.

The rubber lining around the face has a raised beveled edge. I'm not sure what the purpose of this is, but I do know it attracts dirt like crazy. Just a few moments in the pocket of my black pants and it picked up the color. It will probably continue to get dirty with use, but maybe regular wiping down with some alcohol or cleaner will help. It somewhat did today after I noticed the dye transfer. Also, the rubber seal has a little play.

The buttons are very firm but I hope they'll break in eventually. It's a little difficult to reach the mute switch, and I have very petite fingers. If you have large fingers, good luck!

I think it's pretty easy to get this case on and off. I didn't feel like I was gonna break my phone in two trying to get it off like my Speck Candyshell case.

I have a tempered glass screen protector on my phone and this case JUST BARELY clears it on the sides. It has plenty of room at the top and bottom.

I haven't dropped my phone yet to attest its protection. Then again, I really don't want to find out. Lol

I don't think this case was worth $40. Just seems a little steep for what it is. $25 is more reasonable. But hey, you pay for the name.

Overall, it's an okay case that hopefully provides more protection than you average run-of-the-mill snap on case.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Accessories] dallasmanic:
Brief Review for Lazer S7 case

This is a great phone case for protection. It also look rugged which is a plus. There is a variety of colors so this case can suit anyone.The gunmetal/black looks great on the s7 , and this is the type of case you'd want to be sporting if you dropped your phone. The corners feel super rugged so it has nice corner protection. Heres a list of some pros and cons as to why you might or might not want the case.

PROS:

- super sturdy

- slim profile compared to other protection cases. (this is also a 2 part case)

- protects your camera from surface scratchs

- buttons are very tactile and responsive

- doesnt attract fingerprints

- corners seem super rugged

- the sides have dotted texture so you can get a better grip .

- on the back, the case itself has elevated lips so even your case wouldnt get that scratched up.

- no ridiculous labeling

CONS:

- this isnt much of a problem, but the volumes arent elevated. it might bother some people, so definitely keep this in mind.

Overall, I recommend this case to anyone who is looking for a sturdy case to provide your s7 with protection. Most cases that provide this much protection is super thick, but this case has a slim profile which is a huge benefactor. If you want a slim case to protect your phone look into getting this one!

Link at amazon http://www.amazon.com/Artech-21-Sho...&qid=1462658917&sr=8-26&keywords=slim+s7+case

15.98 dollars , use coupon artech21 get extra 20% off