yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corpuscallosum:
I did a factory reset and the issue persisted! I tried various location settings(of the 3 choices) asks none of them helped. When set to any one of them power saving automatically turns off after a while I.e. when location needs to be detected. The only workaround us to turnoff location altogether but that messes with the auto sync of accounts! Grrrrrrrr
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jmonvn:
I verified with Samsung Tech Support that Location and Power Saving are incompatible on the Galaxy Note 4, even with the latest Android version available for the device (6.0.1) . In other words, Turning on Location while Power Saving is active will disable Power Saving after a short period. Fortunately, the problem is fixed on later devices.
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] stangeorge42:
Hi,my name is George, I have an Eonon G2110 CPU : RK3066 1.6GHz Cortex A9 Dual Core

I can only enter the recovery, but I failed to install the files:

Recovery system v4.4.43

E:1 parse errors

handle script error! ignore...

installation mcucfg start.

installation mcucfg aborted.

installation keycfg start.

installation mcukey aborted.

installation mcuimg start.

installation mcuimg success..

and it stays off.

I also tried update _4_4_4_FUSE_800X480_..> 26-Jun-2016 11:50 522M ,Everything ok until close to end i get that error.How or where i can get these .img files?

Thank you verry much for your time!
[Device Reviews and Information] Chinaphonearena:
The tough phone market is one of the last few untapped mobile markets, with just a few models existing. Blackview decided to tap into it with the BV6000.... A 3GB 32GB big battery, MT6755 Helio P10 mobile.

Source

According to Blackview, the BV6000 is IP68 certified. We did a short test swimming it around in a bucket of soapy water. Not extensive, just a first test to see if it survives.

Full specs of the BV6000

SoC: MT6755 MT6755 Helio P10

CPU: big.LITTLE 64-bit Cortex-A53 4@1.0GHz+4@2.0GHz

GPU: Mali-T860MP2

Display: 4.7"@720P IPS OGS Gorilla Glass 3

RAM: 3GB

ROM storage: 32GB

Rear camera: 13MP OmniVision

Front camera: 5MP OV5670

NFC: Yes

TF SD expandable: Yes

Dual-SIM: Yes

Quick-Charge: Yes (5V2A)

Atmosphere pressure sensor: Yes

Compass: Yes

OTG: Yes

IP rating: IP68 Shockproof / Waterproof / Dustproof

Battery: 4200mAh (tested and confirmed)

Display

Some may consider 720p a downside, but being a tough phone, this is a mobile we'd expect should have extreme battery life and being 720p helps towards this end. And, while 720p might not cut it for many on a 5.5" display, on a 4.7" display 720p is dense enough.

It looks good from all angles, even extreme diagonals, maintaining color and contrast without issue.

SOT time

Testing with our standard 720p/WiFi/YouTube/140lux, the Blackview BV6000 battery gave us 10+ hours SOT screenon time.

RAM / ROM

Storage on the BV6000 is 32GB. In addition to the big storage, a TF SD card can be added to expand. RAM is a hefty 3GB; more than enough.

OS

The OS is Android 6.0 Marshmallow, and we'll have a Blackview BV6000 root guide coming up, but for now the OS is excellent. Everything is extremely fluid in regards to transitions and animations. Rapid touch typing is no issue, with zero hangups.

Google Play comes out of the box and is working without issue. There were no force closes or issues otherwise with any of the tests we ran.

WiFi

Outstanding, keeping with the best of the best maintaining a fast, stable connection at 144ft/44m.

GPS

Great. Hitting and maintaining mid/high 30's to low 40's on 7 satellites (see video).

Camera sample images

The camera on the BV6000 is OmniVision OV13853. Do not underestimate OmniVision. This is a good sensor, capable of 1/4 speed slow-mo (see video). Based on our preliminary shots delivers sharp images in line with mid-range Samsung / Sony sensors.

Other components

Included with the Blackview BV6000 is compass, gyroscope, FM radio, SOS button, NFC, atmospheric pressure sensor, dedicated camera button.

This is just a preliminary review, but at this point, we can confidently recommend the Blackview BV6000. We have confirmed the battery as 4200mAh and Blackview is a class act in comparison to some of the other China brands.

TWRP pack: http://www.mediafire.com/?n9952ldb3zkb9l9

(20160608 Scatter, stock recovery, TWRP, supersu)
[Device Reviews and Information] awakekiwi:
I have this phone, there have been a few issues reagrding the gyro been wired wrong and needing a firmware update which fixed this.

All problems have been fixed with software updates. However there is one hardware issue that isnt so easy to solve. After a while the speaker gets loose in the casing and from then on it rattles when you shake it and the sound is terrible through the speaker.. The speaker was awesome when i got it but two weeks later now it rattles and sounds terrible.. so i may have to open up the phone and attempt to glue the speaker in place.. Apart from this issue I think its an awesome phone. Likely made in a number of factories so there may be differences with some batches.. some have complained of camera freezing and compass not working.. im happy with my purchase.. im hoping it will last a long time and be waterproof and drop proof..
[Device Reviews and Information] harpalpatiala:
Do you have a video of fixing Gyro

I got mine one two days back, everything seems to be working fine apart from Compass and Gyro.

VR exprience is crappy with this phone as if you move your head so fast, it keep changing object position, so i guess that must be Gyro issue.

My Build number is: BV6000_Blackview_V01_20160822.

Look forward to your response.
[Device Reviews and Information] arsalanksa:
I saw many bad comments about the Camera picture and video quality, Display resolution is not sharp and lower side. Therefore I ordered AGM A8 because of 5 Inch HD display, Android 7.0, 13MP HD camera, real huge battery capacity, and cheaper in term of price.

I believe that this phone is the best value for money . looking forward to receiving my unit soon.
[XDA Assist] suryaprakash99:
many of us need a costom rom for s duos 3 plzz help its only 512 mb rom

4 gb internal memory
[XDA Assist] :
XDA Assist is not the place to request development.

Please read the description and Sticky threads.

Thread closed.
[Device Reviews and Information] Alberto96:
OUKITEL U13 - Information & Reviews - 5.5" FHD | MT6753 | 3GB | 64GB | Fingerprint

OUKITEL U13

Specs:

Leaked News:

OUKITEL is starting on a new flagship: U13 Pro.

Following the steps of Samsung, Huawei, iPhone, OUKITEL is also starting to manufacture flagship devices with 64GB ROM and 3GB RAM.

According to OUKITEL product team, U13 Pro will officially go to market in middle August and price will be only $199.99.

Taking a look at other main specs, U13 Pro will get a 5.5 inch FHD display and a full metal slim body. It will spec a Octa-core chipset, 13.0MP front camera and 16.0MP back camera for wonderful shooting experience. To make the phone more perfect, U13 Pro will get press fingerprint sensor and infrared sensor.
[Device Reviews and Information] sharlock-den:
it's a great update for oukitel, I think. hope they can release more high-end devices with long battery life.
[Device Reviews and Information] Alberto96:
True, let's hope that there will be a decent CPU here. They say "octa-core", it might be an MT6750, MT6750T, Helio P10 or Helio P20.
[Device Reviews and Information] Alberto96:
OUKITEL is challenging to build a real full metal body like iPhone 6S Plus for U13 Pro

In the recent years, the use of metal to build the body in smartphones isn't new. But not all the smartphone brands can build full metal smartphones. A smartphone with metal body gets a better hand feel, visual effect, stronger tensile strength, crush resistance and bending resistance than plastic.

Though many devices announced that they are full metal device, it comes out to be metal in the most central part of the back, while the parts on the head and bottom are plastic. Manufacturers designed the combination of metal and plastic because it’s really hard to adjust the antenna with a full metal body. If the antenna is not adjusted correctly, the signal of the device would be deadly affected.

Until now, only a few brands like Apple, HTC already break through the technology and made full metal smartphones. However, OUKITEL is challenging to make its new flagship U13 Pro to be a full metal device. Similar, but not exactly, like the design of the iPhone 6S Plus, U13 Pro features three segment design. Except the nano-molding-injection line (section B&D) for receiving signals, all the other parts (section A,C,E) are aircraft grade aluminum alloy. Aluminum alloy ensures the light weight of U13 Pro, only 156.7g for the device.

According OUKITEL’s product manager, OUKITEL is cooperating with 6 top antenna manufacturers to break through this technology and make U13 Pro a full metal smartphone.​
[Device Reviews and Information] Alberto96:
Previously OUKITEL leaked the OUKITEL U13 Pro with full metal body, 3GB RAM and 64GB ROM, here comes the latest news about this model.

The model name will be changed to U13, but all the specs and design will stay the same. It is still a 5.5 inch FHD flagship device with full metal

designed slim body. Flash memory still runs 3GB RAM and 64GB ROM.

What's new is that the chipset has confirmed, it will carry the MT6753 Octa-Core Cortex A53 1.3GHz processor and run Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS.

As regards the camera, there will be a 13 mega-pixels front-facing camera and 16 mega-pixels main camera with dual-tone LED flash.

U13 also gets a fingerprint sensor and OUKITEL will also add more functions such as taking photos, answer phone calls, link to specific fingers to the fingerprint sensor too.

Product dimensions: 149*75.6*8.1mm, and due to the aluminum alloy metal nature, it only weighs 156.7g.

Estimated time for U13 to go to market is middle October.​
[Device Reviews and Information] Alberto96:
Have you ever meet the situation where you can't find the remote control when you want to switch the TV's channel, or you want to adjust the temperature of your air conditioner when you are already in bed but the remote control is not near you? You might use your mobile phone as a remote control, if your device supports it.

OUKITEL recently started to work on the U13 which has an infrared sensor on the top that can be used as a remote control for TV, Air conditioner, fan, Box, DVD, projector and even light.

[YOUTUBE]7bSFd6LLehM[/YOUTUBE]

Below are listed the steps required to make it as a remote control

1. Open the remote control APP;

2. tap "Add remote" to add your remote control (needs wifi connection or mobile data connection);

3. choose the device that you want to add (TV/Air condition/DVD/Projector..etc) and choose your TV or air condition brand;

4. Aim the infrared sensor of U13 to your TV or air condition receiver, and test whether it reacts to your action (TV volume, AC temperature or such), if it reacts, you can save the controler now. Next time, when you want to use it, just open it and find your controller. It is exactly like a real controller, no need to add a new controller again.

What's more, you can combine different controllers to one U13, set several remote control on it for different devices.​
[Device Reviews and Information] Alberto96:
OUKITEL just released a smartphone U20 Plus with dual-lens rear camera and it already started delivery this week. Here comes a new news that they are starting to work on a full-metal device, the U13 again.

Infact, OUKITEL already announced some information about U13 from July, but due to some reasons, they delayed this project. Now according to a trusted source, the OUKITEL U13 is coming soon. Mass-production is already planned for this month.

As we already know, the OUKITEL U13 is designed to be full metal on the back cover, including the top and bottom parts. Though many devices announced that they are full metal device, it comes out to be metal in the most central part of the back, while the parts on the head and bottom are plastic because of the antenna signal requirements. Few manufacturers are holding the full metal tech now. But this tech will make the battery back to be a whole uni-body, enhancing the visual effect as well as hand feel.

On the front of U13, it is getting a 5.5 inch FHD display with 2.5D curved craft. On the top head of front, there is an infrared sensor, allowing U13 to be a remote controller.

According to OUKITEL, the U13 will get a 13MP back camera which will be interpolated to 16MP in software and an 8MP front camera which will be interpolated to 13MP in software. Together with the 1080p FHD screen, it will surely show great photos and videos effect on U13. It will spec a Octa-core chipset, 3GB RAM and 64GB ROM. More information will be released on OUKITEL official website soon.​
[Device Reviews and Information] Alberto96:
Benchmarks

I have used 3DMark, AndroBench, Antutu Benchmark, Epic Citadel, GeekBench 4, GFXBench, PCMark (Work 2.0, Computer Vision, Storage & Work 1.0) and Vellamo to stress the device to the limit. I won’t test Games or Video Playback because there are already some related tests included in these Benchmark suites.

3DMark – GPU Performance is pretty low due to the Full-HD screen, so this MT6753 is stressed to the max.

AndroBench – eMMC Performance is superb, comparable with high-end devices.

Antutu Benchmark – I won’t say a lot about this benchmark, this isn’t as reliable as others. I’m providing this just for benchmarks lovers.

Epic Citadel – 3D performance is just sufficient to reach 30fps.

GeekBench – CPU Performance is nearly as good as other CPUs with the same configuration (8x Cortex-A53), multi-core score is impressive though.

CPU

Compute

GFXBench – Well OpenGL 3.0 benchmarks are pretty intensive, and this is where an outdated GPU lacks power. OpenGL 2.0 tests provide better results though, still better than MT6737 with bugged GPU performance.

PCMark – Standard MT6753 Performance here, with some extra performance.

Work 2.0

Computer Vision

Storage

Work 1.0

Vellamo – Unlike previous tests, there are no major performance gains compared to other MT6753 devices.

Conclusions

Sincerely i don't have many words for this paragraph this time, i have tested so many similar devices from OUKITEL in the last few months and, except the U15S that disappointed me completely, i had no really negative words to describe something that i didn't liked about the device, and this is one is no exception. I may consider OUKITEL the Xiaomi of the Mediatek World, with unbeatable price-quality ratio.

So, do I recommend it? Yes, it is hard to find something better for the same price.

Pros:

Acceptable Screen Brightness

Accurate Fingerprint Sensor

Impressive 64GB eMMC Internal Storage

Good Back/Front Cameras

RGB Notification LED

Cons:

Back Camera isn't able to shot decent macro photos

No Compass/Gyroscope Sensors

Missing MiraVision Menu

No Fast Charging Support

MT6753...just outdated nowadays

Rating: 8.5

Packaging and Accessories: 8.5

Design and Materials: 9

Performance and Heat Dissipation: 8

Screen: 8.5

Camera: 7.5

Sound: 8

Battery Life: 6.5

Software: 9

OEM Support: 10

Price: 9.5

You can find full-res images (I know, Quality isn't excellent) here: http://imgur.com/a/2NBjb

Official Website: http://www.oukitel.com/products/u/u13-60.html

You can buy it on many online shops. Official, and authorized, Retailers are listed in the OUKITEL website.​
[Device Reviews and Information] DerTeufel1980:
Android 7.1.1 for Oukitel u13:

https://xdaforums.com/android/development/rom-oukitel-u13-t3561737/
[Device Reviews and Information] Levered:
OUKITEL just leaked that they are working on a new model OUKITEL K7000 with 7000mAh battery, which looks promisingly interesting. However, what’s more exciting is that they are starting on another new model which is their flagship: OUKITEL U13 PRO.

Following the steps of Samsung, HuaWei, iPhone, OUKITEL is also starting to manufacture flagship device with 64GB ROM and 3GB RAM for flash memory. According to OUKITEL product team, U13 PRO will officially go to market in middle August and price will be only $199.99.

Taking a look at other main specs, U13 PRO will get a 5.5 inch FHD display and a full metal slim body. It will spec a Octa-core chipset, 13.0MP front camera and 16.0MP back camera for wonderful shooting experience. To make the phone more perfect, U13 PRO will get press fingerprint sensor and infrared sensor.
[Device Reviews and Information] zijin_cheng:
Any info on the CPU/Specs
[Device Reviews and Information] BYTZA:
Oukitel U13 Pro

Really nice smartphone !
[Device Reviews and Information] Pirmas:
Oneplus 3 copy. nothing new
[Device Reviews and Information] Heisenberg:
Duplicate of this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/general/device.../oukitel-u13-pro-information-reviews-t3411958

Thread closed.
[Networking] CaptainOats25:
I have a wireless network at home that is secured by WPA-PSK. When I access the wireless network on my phone it says a network key is required and I enter it. The wi-fi will work for a few minutes and then it will ask me to enter the network key again. Does anyone know how to store the password so I don't have to enter it every time I use my wi-fi at home, or a way to stop it from continually asking me for the password?
[Networking] levenum:
This is a strange behavior. Normally the password is saved automatically, in fact once a network is detected all its settings are automatically saved and there is no manual option to do it.

Unfortunately I never heard of such problem before so I have no idea what could be causing it.
[Networking] kiwi992:
Hi,

Very strange behaviour indeed! Anyway, let's see what we can do for you here.

It appears that you have not configured the

network key

on your network. If you had, this would have permanently stored it for you and not keep asking you for the key as though you were trying to piggy-back on someone's network.

Now, you wouldn't do that, would ya? War driving is against the law over here in the UK.

Here's what to do:

1. Enable WiFi

2. Start->Settings->Connections->WiFi

3. Click on

your own

specific network

4. Click - Next

5. 'Configure Network Authentication' screen appears

6.

Authentication: WPA-PSK

Data Encryption: AES

The key is automatically provided: blank (i.e. unticked).

Network key : xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (you MUST enter it here by yourself)

Key index: blank (i.e. unticked)

7. Click Next

Use IEEE 802.1x network access control:

ticked

(automatically, by the system)

8. Click Finish.

9. Soft reset your device for the settings to take effect.

.......and voila! no more network key questions.

Hope this helps.

kiwi992.
[Networking] CaptainOats25:
Well that didn't work...it's still doing the same thing
[Networking] kiwi992:
Hi,

Hmm........ What next? I ask.

This time, we'd have to concentrate on your router settings. This seems to be the culprit since everything in the device is configured exactly as we discussed in the last posting.

Did you use

Windows

to configure your wireless connection settings for you or did you configure it

manually

, using the CD that came with your router? I did the latter for better control.

If you used Windows, then navigate to: Start->Control Panel->Network and Internet Connections->Setup or change your Internet connection.

If you used the CD that came with your router to configure it, then look towards the bottom right of your PC or laptop and you will see a dark green icon which says (e.g.) 'Netgear WN511B is connected to........' Click on it to ensure that the security is set to WPA2-PSK[AES] and that the network key is entered manually.

Either way, please:

1. Check your router settings to ensure that it has not been set to prompt for network key.

2 Ensure that the network key is NOT automatically supplied by the gateway. If the radio button is ticked in your configuration, un-tick it.

3. Check your Windows Network and Internet Connections settings if you've used windows to configure it.

I am using the same security as well as encryption and I don't have such problem.

Hope this helps.

kiwi992.
[Networking] maurlife:
throwing in my two cents...

Hi Kiwi392 and CapitanOats25:

I've been working to resolve a similar problem with WEP, and learned something I thought might help in this case: On my router, a NetGear WGR 614 v.6, when I enable WAP PSK I get an entry field labeled "Key Lifetime." By default mine is set for 60 minutes, but you can set it for longer. Perhaps that is the problem?

I hope that helps.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] pseudofarji:
toggling night mode on /off from quick access panel is not working on my op3,

but working if i do that from within settings.

running rooted 3.2.0, but the issue existed on previous version also.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ckots:
I have Samsung note 2 SHV-E250S with unfunctional sim toolkit. I have tried all method s but all in vain. Anyone please help:confused:
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Selicar:
I'm probably better off testing this myself, but I just needed to ask. Got the idea after seeing the razer edge pro run PCSX2 at full speed. Been thinking of rooting to install Linuxonandroid and then trying to run PCSX2 on that but I think the Shield Tablet might not have enough vram to run it full speed. It's kind of a stretch, so i was also wondering if i managed to install Linux natively on something more powerful like Tegra X1 Shield TV might do the trick. I'm posting this on the Shield Tablet forum because that's what I have to work with for now so a solution for this would be most appreciated, but any insight on running a PS2 emulator properly on an originally-Android device would be greatly appreciated.
[Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lyokacanthrope:
I don't even think PCSX2 provides binaries or even builds properly for armhf... Would be an interesting experiment, for sure. I doubt it'd run well though, their dynarec is likely optimised for x86.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] gege0202:
hello

how can i enable second symbols on my french samsung keyboard azerty?

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] KingP1n:
I think the only way is for it to have root as you have to edit some files for it to work....I know the US S7 keyboard has the 2nd symbol preset...not sure why the international doesn't.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] tensux:
i would love to see this as well. i have both a tmobile version and a 930f. the t mobile version has the option for alt keyboard symbolies, the international phone does not. I noticed that they keyboard version is different if you click about samsung keyboard
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] MAX 404:
Hi

Not really what you are asking for but..what about the google keyboard:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin

it has that option........
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] gege0202:
maybe but it hasn't a line number
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] MAX 404:
No , that does not.........
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] guvno:
No symbols on Samsung Keyboard

So it looks like Samsung Keyboard only has symbols (by long press) on certain of their keyboard languages like "English (US)" but not for any other international keyboard languages like "Swedish QWERTY" for example.

Downloading and using English US language file will give you the long press symbols but you will obviously be limited to the English US alphabet. This seems like something that Samsung Keyboard should be notified about so that they could add this symbol support for other languages as well and not only English US...
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] tensux:
I just installed the att csc, im on tmobile it works fine AND I finally have the alt keys on samsung keyboard
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] mojitochica:
Where do I get the AT&T csc, and how do I install it?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] vesi:
Hello,

for me is best keyboard (with second symbol) Sony Xperia Keyboard for all Phones