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[HTC 10 Accessories] Perseus:
I too got one of those Power Stations for Discounted Price in exchange for review. I compared to other Chargers as a baseline in terms of Current Drawn by the phone.

For the purpose of Test, I used my LG G4 (Qualcomm Snapdragon 808) which supports Quick Charge 2.0. The technology is backward compatible. In order to minimize the variables in the Testing, I have used one Cable for all the Testing across Charges as well as both devices. I used the free Ampere app to measure the Current drawn by the Battery. Screenshots are attached. In addition, I kept the devices Idle for the purpose of testing. This would eliminate any In Use changes of current Drawn.

The G4's Stock LG Charger is Qualcomm Quick Charge Compliant. When I started to charge, the phone's battery was at 34 %. I typically let the battery die to about 5 to 8% before plugging in. But in this case I didn't want Android Battery Saver to kick in and throttle CPU. So I plugged in at 34 %. When plugging into Quick Charge Port, the Max Current was registered at 1000 mA. This was same as the LG Stock Charger. I also compared against another Charger that was not Quick Charge as well as a 4th one that was Quick Charge as well. The Non-Quick Charge charger registered 780 mA.

Conclusion - With the Quick Charge Port, the current drawn is in line with the LG Stock Charger. However the one one for Normal port predictably drops down in comparison. Also at lower levels of the battery, Current drawn from the Quick Charge Port is much higher, just like in case of Stock Charge. However it drops to lower values as Battery nears completion. The current from Normal port nearly remains the same irrespective of battery levels.
[HTC 10 Accessories] PatcheZ:
Just going to give my thoughts on this charger.

The charger seems to be well made, and has plenty of power to support multiple devices charging simultaneously.

Testing with my Nexus 5X and USB Doctor, I get just under 1.9A and just over 5V which about what is expected.

Tests on the QC3.0 compatible Axon 7 results in the much faster quick charging which is expected as well.

So overall, the charger does it's job.

What surprised me the most was the little things they added to make the product feel more premium then it's competitors. The charger is encased in a soft plastic that has a nice tactile feel. It also comes with a nice stand and a USB A-C cable. The LED on the charger is a soft glow instead of the blinding glare that you often see on other electronics.

Given the cost, it's probably one of the best bang for buck charging stations compared to it's competitors. I definitely recommend it if you're looking for a USB charging station with QC3.
[HTC 10 Accessories] M9guy:
I bought one of these new off of ebay and I"am using it with my unlocked Htc 10 I have a question, isn't your Htc 10 supposed to pick this up as a quick charger ? I see the specs list 2 ports are 3.0 and I tried all the ports and my unlocked 10 does not show rapid charger connected when I plug it in to any of the 6 ports ? I do have a CHOETECH 30 watt 12 volt car charger and when I plug it in my 10 does show quick charger connected but it does not for this 6 port 50 watt charger ? Anyone have theirs show as quick charger connected when plugging in to any of the 6 ports on this charger ?
[HTC 10 Accessories] afuller42:
The top 2 ports are quick charging. You need complaint cables also
[HTC 10 Accessories] M9guy:
So your htc 10 shows quick charger connected when you plug it in to one of the quick charge ports ? Mine does not and the same cable when used with my oem Htc quick charger it does show quick charger connected. Maybe mine is defective then ?
[HTC 10 Accessories] afuller42:
Yeah I shows for me, using it as I type. Also in a few pictures in previous posts people have screens of it displaying
[HTC 10 Accessories] M9guy:
Thank you. I tried it on 2 Htc 10's which are 3.0 compliant and my Motorola Nexus 6 which is 2.0 compliant and none of them pick any of the 6 ports up as a quick charge, not even 2.0 on the Nexus 6, and I tried 2 cables one Htc oem 3.0 and the other a verizon oem cable 3.0 also, but both cables pick up as quick charge with my oem quick chargers. I put in for a return with the ebay seller listing it as defective. Not only does it not pick up as a quick charge but I can tell by the charging of my phones that it is not putting out any quick charge at that was with only one device being charged by it and this is supposed to be a 50 watt charger.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Colton127:
When I was dating my ex, I always kept our text conversation open on my Note 4, and my Note 4's screen was set to never sleep/dim while plugged in. I had the screen on with our text messages for probably 8-10 hours a day for months.

Now her name, phone #, the keyboard, texting app, everything is burned into my Note 4 screen. It's really bad and noticeable in every app.

I tried running the screen burn-in fixer (that flashes different colors every 2-3 seconds) for over 18 hours and it did not seem to help the problem.

Does anybody know of a fix? Could I perhaps open a pure white screen for two days and hope that burns in?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bicknasty:
There's really no fixing it. OLED screen burn-in is a brutal thing. If you're lucky, you might be able to get it replaced under a warranty.

The important thing to do is to learn from the experience. I mean that sincerely, and I hope it doesn't come across as at all condescending in tone. Going forward, if you get an OLED device, you'll want to make sure to avoid letting things like the status bar stay the same color for very long periods of time, and shorten the time before the screen shuts off.

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Your idea to potentially resolve it with a pure white image for an extended time, as I understand, is generally effective with LCD technology, but not OLED.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FMXP:
To understand why running the screen burn-in fixer for 18 hours will not fix it, you must understand how OLED, and plasma display panels, and even old-school CRTs work.

All 3 display technologies have self-illuminating phosphors. OLED panels use organic LEDs. Plasma display panels use tiny cells filled with, well, plasma. CRTs use phosphors which are illuminated by being bombarded with electrons. These phosphors slowly degrade over the life of the display, and as they do so they grow dimmer over time. By the end of their long production run, CRT phosphors reached the point where they would not noticeably dim during a human lifetime. Plasma phosphors never did, which is why burn-in was possible on the very last Panasonic plasma TVs that were manufactured before the whole thing was scuttled by the nearly bankrupt company.

Now we come to OLEDs. OLEDs are still a very immature technology and the problem of phosphors dimming rapidly and having a short lifetime has not been solved. There is a reason why LG is purposely using white OLEDs with an overlaid color filter on their OLED TVs. Samsung attempted to make OLED TVs for mass production using RGB OLEDs but withdrew from the market while they worked to improve the effective lifetime of the OLEDs, especially the blue ones.

So what actually is burn-in? It's simple. If you leave something showing statically on the OLED panel forever, such as your text message window, the illuminated OLEDs will drastically dim relative to the ones which are dark. What you're seeing is uneven wear of your OLED panel. Some pixels are worn out a lot, others are mostly unused.

Now you understand why your burn-in fixer will not do anything. Because the burn-in fixer shows static, full screen colors, it will wear down all your OLED phosphors evenly. This will never fix burn-in because you have some which are worn down unevenly, so wearing all of them down more does nothing!

Some people have attempted clever solutions, like taking a color-inverted screenshot of their burn-in and displaying that for a long time to try and wear the non burned-in pixels more to match the wear on the burned-in ones. This may theoretically work, but you must leave this image displaying for as long as you displayed the original screen that caused the burn-in. In your case, since you left your ex's text window on the screen for months, you will need to display the color-inverted image for months to wear the non burned-in pixels enough to match the burned-in ones.

My point is that you should just throw your phone away and buy a new one. You have basically destroyed your phone's OLED panel, chalk it up to a lesson learned and move on. Turn the damn screen off when you're not using your phone!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kenanhanke:
This thread is now over a year old, and I don't know if you've thrown away the phone by now/had the screen replaced under a warranty as user Bicknasty suggested/something else, but here's a relatively simple solution I'm surprised no one else has mentioned:

While you can't actually get rid of AMOLED screen burn-in per se, you can certainly burn in other parts of the screen to the point where everything is burnt in about the same and the difference isn't really noticeable. You would do this by first pulling up the exact image that's burnt in (go to screen you had open for so much time that it burned in; you might want to take a screenshot and edit out all the dynamic elements of the user interface like the stuff on the notification bar and individual messages, so that you don't end up with those burnt in when you're done), then inverting the colors (you can find an option to do this in the settings application), and then leaving that image open 24/7 until the burn in of the inverted image has canceled out the original burn-in (you should check on this periodically by pulling up a white image that fills the screen). Remember, this won't technically get rid of the burn-in, but it'll make it impossible to notice. Good luck :)
[Ascend Mate 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zaiaku:
I have emui 3.0 on KitKat and have tried several build.prop edits and still can't disable it. I'm wanting to install a later version of xposed without disable reside hook since it's disabled app settings module. Can anyone help me out on this one.
[Sony Xperia ZR] ostadmaster:
Hi

I have Xperia ZR

I have a problem on cm 13

My application (ADM Es, file explore...) can't read my files scdard

What i can fix this problem?
[Sony Xperia ZR] Daedroza:
Go to settings > apps > File explorer > Select Permissions > Select Storage!
[Sony Xperia ZR] ostadmaster:
I tested but not worked
[Sony Xperia ZR] Daedroza:
Try CM-13's file manager. Alternatively here is a advanced method to troubleshoot the problem, download a terminal emulator from play store and open it. Now, type su

Accept the root permissions. Now, type this code

cd /storage

ls

Now, there should be 3 Folders named emulated self and one more folder named with the combinations of word and letter like B5D4-8J5A(in my case) You need this folder as this is your sdcard.

Now, type first three letters of your folder with '*' using this code

cd B5D*

touch txtfile.txt

Now, open your File explorer and go to sdcard. You should see a file named txtfilet.txt.

If this works, then there is no problem in writing files to sdcard.

However, you should give me the output of permission column using this command ls -l

Permissions would be like drwrw-x-rw something like that.
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] itje:
In 3-4 weeks, Ill release some ingredients to be used when cooking in hypercore kitchen. Ill give a very (ill try) simple tutorial, I will write it so that a 5 year kid could cook a rom, and if you need to ask questions who to cook the rom (easy way, add/remove packages, and build rom)

NOT gonna give guide on dumping, porting, registry w/e. you have to learn that by yourself, searching the forums, reading, reading, reading, searching, searching, testing, failing, learning, learning.....and finally learning, always.

and be prepared, if you decide to realease your rom, that you think works 100% without flaws, because you test it all.

Im gonna prepare you for the fact that there is no perfect rom, why? Because what works "flawless, with no error, looks like the most amazing rom ever created and you should get nobels peaceprice, thats how good it is".....never works "flawless, with no error, looks like the most amazing rom ever created and you should get nobels peaceprice" on other ppls devices.

why is it that if you buy a new car, the car looks great, many speak highly about it, so you get it...but f..k the "insert w/e name here" dont work, and you start looking for other bugs....and you find many. You decide to get rid of it, but...the guy that got the car made before yours, buildt same way, by same ppl, using same materials, it should be a ****ty car too, but its flawless, runs miles by miles, can go around the world on one gallon of gas...and so on.

same is with roms guys.

Even on my device, using my preffered homecook, dont work same way from time to time. I have a os.nb I always use, cooked with my stuff. Some times it bricks my phone...some times its buggy and slow, other times (most of the time) its running like hell, and are steady as a rock.

Why?

How the f..k should I know...thats life..

so back to the part where i say something about releasing roms.

You ARE gonna get ppl pissing at you, yelling at you and posting warnings that your rom is gonna kill your device and blow up russia at the same time.

ppl are gonna ask the same question 4569 times aday (aprox :D ) and ofcourse you gonna get happy ppl, whos demanding that you set up a paypal so that they can give you their money :eek: :D

when all this is said.......

You are gonna get a basic build from me, only one language: WWE. (official based wm6, NOT ported)

Ill add a bunch of OEM PACAGES, so that you can remove or add as you please.

and thats all

if you need more, do the research.

Im gonna take some days not working on roms...my wife is gonna kill me soon if I spend more time on this for some time, but ill come to forums, but wont release any new stuff for some time. My herald needs to calm down too, I flash and reflash my device more times a week then I dare to think about.

cheers all
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] fzzyrn:
wow. what a rant. i feel for you though. i have to answer wierd questions by people also.
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] xavier6303:
You, my friend, are the man!
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] ivanmmj:
Where's a worship icon when you need one? lol j/k

You're the man. This came JUST in time. I'm trying to cook my first ROM and while I can take a rom apart and put it back together, I still can't figure out how to put in the programs that I want. I just want to be able to make my own ROM so I don't have to install/uninstall things all the time, with the tweaks that I want and other things.

One random question: Anyone ever heard of saving either pushmail settings or at the very list a contact list as PART of the ROM? Makes it easier to get my phone setup... I know I'm lazy. lol
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] itje:
we are all lazy....

thats why we spend so much time infront of computers :cool:
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] xavier6303:
Itje, I have created a tutorial (for my own lack of memory power) on how to use the hyper core kitchen if you'd like to save some time. My tutorial covers dumping .nbh files into .nb files, dumping .nb into oem and sys, dumping xip, and rebuilding. It doesnt cover cooking though as I'm still a newbie. :)

Let me know if you would like it and I'll send it to ya.
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] itje:
thx man, but I got it covered, but I appreciate the offer :D
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] ivanmmj:
I'm still waiting, drooling, over this thread... lol

Since all I'm doing is making a more customized version of YOUR Touch-it that I can use personally to make it easier to me when I have to hard reset, I figure you'd be the best person to listen to. lol

I'm looking to even have an exchange server setup into the ROM so that even the contacts and calendar get "hard reseted" into the device.
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] xavier6303:
No problem bro. Eagerly awaiting this as well! I was trying to create some packages from cabs using the kitchen but I was having trouble using the flashinitfiles generator to generate the init files. Cant wait!
[OnePlus 2 Themes and Apps] ffarhan.s:
Anyone have idea what is this, I got this message suddenly yesterday while charging, I enabled it and it never came back. I didn’t find any setting for boost charge in system not sure if there is any different in charging time.
[OnePlus 2 Themes and Apps] JoinTheRealms:
Something like recent ES File Manager adware? http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/0...dated-with-super-shady-speed-charging-adware/
[OnePlus 2 Themes and Apps] Ravkirat Singh Mann:
If you have UC Browser then check in its settings>BoostCharge Lock Screen. Disable it . Hope it helps :D
[OnePlus 2 Themes and Apps] parasthakur37:
Yeah this is malware from UC Browser.
[Android Themes] ABC launcher:
Inviting everybody to try ABC launcher, there are some amazing themes for Android phones, all are delicate and well designed , search abclauncher on Google Play, just install and see,
[Android Themes] JMarvelous:
What makes it different from other launchers? Does it theme the system UI and framework?
[Android Themes] sahinaliyev:
wow it is awasome.Thanks for every thrmes
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] n1gh7mar3:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spotify.tv.android

Although this is now official it has the same issue as the amazon version in regards to navigation. The app doesn't recognize select as a normal click action so the gamepad is required here or a remap of you remotes select key to invoke a gamepad a press. Either way its a step in the right direction.
[Shield Android TV Themes and Apps] wakkaday:
jow do i remap select key?
[LG Watch Urbane 2] morgej:
Anyone have any luck getting the Google Android Wear 2.0 Developer Preview loaded on the LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition for AT&T using the instructions at https://developer.android.com/wear/preview/downloads.html

I can get the watch to reboot into the bootloader mode, but the unlock seems to be failing...looking at the very tiny text on the bootloader about "Secure Boot" and enabled.

Does this mean that AT&T has locked the bootloader and we can't load the developer preview?

Any help would be appreciated...the features in Android Wear 2.0 look fantastic!
[LG Watch Urbane 2] dotnetguyaz:
I was able to get it installed, but I rolled it back as W2 has WAY too many issues yet. I was getting force closes on AW all over the place. Did you issue the "fastboot oem unlock"?
[LG Watch Urbane 2] roebling:
Sure, I got it loaded on my new AT&T LG/U/2ndEd. about two hours ago. Looks good, I guess. Don't really have a reference since I loaded the Dev Preview as soon as I had enough charge to do it.

To unlock I typed "fastboot oem unlock" in the command window.
[LG Watch Urbane 2] morgej:
I did try "fastboot oem unlock" which hung at waiting for device. I'll give it another go, maybe from a different computer

Given the issues mentioned, and some of the bugs I saw listed in the official bug tracker, it does sound like it's still a bit early for a daily driver
[LG Watch Urbane 2] LeeHounshell:
wrong bootloader version NEMOZ10r

I have an AT&T unlocked LG Urbane 2nd edition (purchased ~4 weeks ago)

When I try and flash with the Android Wear 2.0 preview image, I see this:

$ ./flash-all.sh

target reported max download size of 268435456 bytes

sending 'bootloader' (1867 KB)...

OKAY [ 0.170s]

writing 'bootloader'...

FAILED (remote: not supported in locked device)

finished. total time: 0.173s

rebooting into bootloader...

OKAY [ 0.006s]

finished. total time: 0.006s

target reported max download size of 268435456 bytes

sending 'radio' (36897 KB)...

OKAY [ 1.274s]

writing 'radio'...

FAILED (remote: not supported in locked device)

finished. total time: 1.277s

rebooting into bootloader...

OKAY [ 0.006s]

finished. total time: 0.006s

Creating filesystem with parameters:

Size: 3064987648

Block size: 4096

Blocks per group: 32768

Inodes per group: 8144

Inode size: 256

Journal blocks: 11692

Label:

Blocks: 748288

Block groups: 23

Reserved block group size: 183

Created filesystem with 11/187312 inodes and 24558/748288 blocks

Creating filesystem with parameters:

Size: 67108864

Block size: 4096

Blocks per group: 32768

Inodes per group: 4096

Inode size: 256

Journal blocks: 1024

Label:

Blocks: 16384

Block groups: 1

Reserved block group size: 7

Created filesystem with 11/4096 inodes and 1294/16384 blocks

target reported max download size of 268435456 bytes

archive does not contain 'boot.sig'

archive does not contain 'recovery.sig'

archive does not contain 'system.sig'

archive does not contain 'vendor.img'

wiping userdata...

wiping cache...

--------------------------------------------

Bootloader Version...: NEMOZ10r

Baseband Version.....: M8926-4.0.06.0.09

Serial Number........: 603KPSL029398

--------------------------------------------

checking product...

OKAY [ 0.003s]

checking version-bootloader...

FAILED

Device version-bootloader is 'NEMOZ10r'.

Update requires 'NEMOZ20c'.

finished. total time: 0.019s
[LG Watch Urbane 2] roebling:
Try "fastboot devices" & see if you have a good connection
[LG Watch Urbane 2] LeeHounshell:
Thank you very much!

I ran "fastboot oem unlock" and was able to flash the Wear 2.0 Preview!

As an Android developer I am very interested to check this out..
[LG Watch Urbane 2] roebling:
Ditto here. Shall we make this the place for posting issues with this watch & with developing on it? I haven't found anyplace else on xda-developers
[LG Watch Urbane 2] transpec:
I installed Chrome on this preview and it works pretty damn good :)
[LG Watch Urbane 2] roebling:
"Cellular network not available"

About noon today my phone quit making calls, reporting "Cellular network not available." After an hour on (another) phone with one of AT&T's top customer service reps, Abdul in Schratchassistan, we were able to determine absolutely nothing. He did suggest, several times, that I needed to buy more time. I am three days into their $45-a-month, unlimited talk & text plan. But, to AT&T and Abdul in Schratchassistan, three days is about how long a month's subscription should last.

I was just wondering, has anyone else been disconnected since upgrading to the new Android Wear?

Edit 0525: I left the watch off overnight &, when I turned it on the next morning, it worked.
[LG Watch Urbane 2] aero276:
Anyone know why my att prepaid sim isn't working? I just got the watch and have had zero luck getting it to activate the cellular
[LG Watch Urbane 2] smatofu:
WARNING! I tried Wear 2.0 Preview and went back to the stock firmware provided by Google. My watch battery is drained 2-3 times faster now than before!!!
[LG Watch Urbane 2] transpec:
The battery drain is probably from an app or watch face. I have my brightness cranked to 9 and I've had great battery life so far.

On another note:

UC Mini works fantastic o_O Honestly never imagined I'd be scrolling around websites on a watch so much...

Sky maps works if you get a location in maps first, kinda cool using it on a watch. Some of the functions are obviously impossible to use but you can move your wrist around and check out the stars.
[LG Watch Urbane 2] Cst79:
This is all I wanted to know, thanks. I guess I will wait for at least a beta.
[LG Watch Urbane 2] roebling:
Coming from a Samsung Gear S, I'm loving battery life on my new LG Urbane 2nd LTE. And, yes, I put Android Wear 2.0 on it as soon as I got it home.

Did have an issue with the AT&T prepaid service that AT&T sold me. Two hours on AT&T's "Customer Service", first with robo-tech & then with Abdul in Skretchassistan did nothing to help. Left it turned off overnight & in the morning it was "healed". Makes calls without being tethered to my smart phone now, and the battery lasts a day and a half.