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[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] s.lanso:
Update:

As mentioned sensitivity wasn't a big problem or no problem I've seen.

But because its' a plastic screen I and because of my old TGSP didn't full extend to the end of the phone. I decided to get the Tzunami ProGlass from walmart. Installed it and put the case back on. Which should add extra protection on screen.

Even though responsiveness was good this seem to bump it up a bit more as it sticks more to the plastic and doesn't leave much. Plus you should not have a problem with it breaking as it just sits inside case.

Likely going to put the GPEL2 When I receive it but likely this might be my set up for my phone. The case looks nice and hope this is an improvement from their other cases.

UPDATE: Sensitivity issues as well from others with the ProGlass. So waiting on GPEL2.

2nd update of the case

I forgot to mention, this could be a pro or con depending if you use speaker a lot or not. I do listen at times but most of the times I use bluetooth headphones or speakers so no problem plus sound seems to be extended a bit more.

But the sound from the speaker is somewhat transferred and the back is used to transfer the sound out which would be why they use the type of material for the back. As if you see pictures of it the bottom you won't see a speaker cut out instead it's for the cord. So if you really depend on the sound from the speaker, the sound would be coming from the back of the phone instead of the side. You won't have to worry about covering it with your finger.

It does help when talking to someone on speaker phone, which is an advantage if you sometimes use the speaker phone when on calls at times. Seems to amplify it a bit more but comes from back for music. But haven't seen but haven't tested much on what music could get muffled out due to the way it is done.

Hope this answers or helps some that might wonder about it.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] s.lanso:
Uodate #2

Seems I forgot I still had the AT TGSP and for now no sensitivity issues at all and not like the Proglass has occurred. Will update if it does but for now this would be my combination of screen protector and case.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] Sakisgre:
Thanks a lot for the depth, and the detailed report.

Question : is it so necessary to have a screen protector?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] s.lanso:
No it is not really necessary but as others mentioned this is plastic. But I feel that phone is safer if screen is protected by Tempered glass than films or plastic films. As there's no big lip on front and only thing protecting front the the plastic film I just rather be protected than not be.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] s.lanso:
Hello, Want to update on the case as you read my other post mentioning some openings on the home and earpiece, seems that was a faulty case as was missing films for the waterproofing that it supposed to protect.

Seems my first one was missing the films that go in the earpiece and home button so wasn't fully waterproof but had no sensitivity issues, the next one had high sensitivity issues on the top area where the first one didn't. Ghostek has been nice and quick in sending replacements and honoring their warranties. Right now I have the first one installed until I received the third case. As there is no sensitivity issues.

I did drop the phone from about 4.2 ft high with no damage. The phone fell front side. I do have a tempered Glass installed and no difference with or without on sensitivity. There does not seem to be any damage on the phone or case. The drop was accidental and kind of scary as well when it fell face front. Even though it was on a case. But glad I had the setup I had.

The only drawback I see is that with fingerprints I don't have a problem with the one with no films(1st case) but with the films on(2nd Case) the best way for it to read is putting your finger side ways. Which works all the time when you put your finger sideways but when upwards is a small chance that it would detect or not.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] WingedCow:
Just received mine today. Spotty fingerprint scanner, the screen has the little dots all over when you shine lights on it or are out in the sun, definitely a loss in touch sensitivity due to the front film not touching the screen unless you press down on it.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] kompisPL:
Hello friends, my question is, is that possible to call someone while using this case?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Accessories] s.lanso:
I've had no problems when I have good reception. The only times I have problems is when I have 1x when outside in small areas plus work truck kind of blocks signals.

But regular use with not problems on signal, I haven't had any complaints.
[Moto G4 Questions & Answers] wormy123789:
I know we can flash/install a ROM with out Amazon stuff would it be possible to inject root into the stock OEM image?
[Mi 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teddymild:
Hi all, I broke antenna connector on the motherboard. Can anyone guide me replacing it. Thanks in advance.[IMG="mi3 connector"]https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSslJP1PMM8Asp49s4vuCPskxcqPrKRyC5-YeDfDWJ-77CSpsl9irDyI02-[/IMG]
[Mi 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deathonator:
Dude you are going to need some ninja soldering skills. Better take it to a service center if the connector on the Motherboard is broken.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] fener:
hi all

How to unlock hera 110 t-mobile

thanx
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] communication_expert:
dont have any free solution hera 110>..?

pleas any one have replay me ..........???
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Rudegar:
if there are no info in it's wiki or forum

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=349

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=HTC_Herald

there just might be no info
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] lacasapc:
hi,

i need to know if theres any solution for this model,

as i have one here to unlock
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ouscisse:
hera 110 unlock

hi there ... i m from belgium and i m also looking for a solution to unlock a t mobile hera110 that a friend shipped to me from USA but it s simlocked. how can i do to unlock it without paying?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] chaufomsh:
Me too i need unlock free.thanks
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] reezakhan:
I also need to unlock htc hera110 please...
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] csendre:
Many thanks for bringing this ROM to the GT-I9192!!

I recommend this to every duos user, it is a very smooth and fast ROM, with loads of added features.

Thanks again!
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] azoga:
Link rom plz ...
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] Firepop:
waiting for link to test the rom
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] glkanth77:
Thanks to each and every member of OctOS team for bringing it and [MENTION=5416372]csendre[/MENTION] for helping [MENTION=5301294] jason972000[/MENTION] keep on rocking :highfive:

The links will be updated soon thank u for ur patience
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] jason972000:
The first weekly for the GT-I9192 is now posted on the site under the weekly builds under the serranodsdd folder.

https://www.teamoctos.com/weekly-builds/
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] Anwar105:
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[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] Anewkine:
Hello, is that you buil for I9195?

Sorry for m'y poor english...

Envoyé de mon GT-I9300 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] glkanth77:
No its for duos (gt-i9192)
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] Anewkine:
Ok [emoji20]

I would have liked to test this ROM.

Good luck with your future buildings
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] csendre:
There is one for the LTE US, maybe it runs on yours.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] MrNataan:
The ROM is good well optimized and stable in everyday use rarely finds a bug , battery consumption is also very low
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] glkanth77:
OK guys if u really want to test the rom for ur devices then send a pm to [MENTION=6614989]jason972000[/MENTION] with ur model number and ur email address we would like to add whole Serrano family and we r looking for testers
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] Anewkine:
Awesome!!! It's really nice of you
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] glkanth77:
Ur welcom to join
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] Danniecares:
can't find the download link
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] glkanth77:
Here is the link

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=68066735&postcount=6
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] Danniecares:
Thanks so much glkanth77.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] glkanth77:
Ur Welcome
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] sezerkoc28:
how must to update ?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] glkanth77:
you can dirty flash but u have to flash gapps also
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] wolroc:
csendre recommended your ROM for our S4Mini Duos (i9192) and I can tell you it really rocks ...

Everything working fine now for 1day, small battery consumption and nice additional features compared to standard CM13. It at least also feels more responsive ...

Thank you very much for supporting our device.

I will now also give my old Nexus 7 (2012) another chance with your OctOS ...
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] Anewkine:
Hi eveybody,

I flashed the last build on my GT-I9195.

Everything works fine, no bug.

It's smooth, light, fast ...

Thank you for your work. ?

Envoyé de mon GT-I9195 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] jotex:
Thanks for the ROM, it's really smooth and stable.How can i enable the "Torch on screen off" feature.Thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] jason972000:
[MENTION=3729397]jotex[/MENTION] Flashlight is in tiles. Just swipe right once you have tiles showing.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] glkanth77:
Wat do u want torch widget on screen
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] jotex:
what i mean is holding down the power button(for 2sec or so) while screen is off to put on the torch
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] einnorsavir:
i can't seem to find s4 mini duos i9192 on twrp.me/devices. where can i download compatible twrp .tar file to flash using odin?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] glkanth77:
Here is the link for twrp download and flash duos version through Odin

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2678420
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] einnorsavir:
thanks [MENTION=6449394]glkanth77[/MENTION]..one last thing, i need to root my s4 mini duos, right? or it's not necessary? can you pls provide link on how to root i9192 safely?..sorry, newbie here..thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] glkanth77:
No need just download twrp odin version and flash it sorry I missed it

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2678420&page=115
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] jason972000:
[MENTION=3729397]jotex[/MENTION]

I vaguely recall a feature like that but haven't seen it in a long time.

I know I had found my tourch on inside my pants pocket because the button got pressed unknowing.

Does that still exist in CM-13 or was it another custom rom that had the this torch feature?

I can see how it would be useful.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] csendre:
It is not standard CM feature, but it exists in a few CM 13 based ROMs, not sure which though. People asked me about this in the AOKP thread.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] wolroc:
ROM error: No reception of SMS

Unfortunately meanwhile a permanent problem has become visible on my S4Mini Duos (i9192) with the OctOS ROM. On my device it is not possible to receive SMSs, both SIM cards are affected by this issue. Text message sending works but sometimes I also had to repeat the sending during my tests which never happened before with the standard CM13 ROM (as provided by csendre).

Modifying the standard SMS/MMS system app rights and installing an alternative app for SMS/MMS (Goggle Messenger) did not solve the issue. In the end I had to go back to the standard CM13 (restoring the nandroid backup) and almost immediately after phone restart all the SMSs sent over the day arrived on both SIM cards.

For your information, I installed the OctOS M2 as defined in the beginning of this thread and it was my first attempt to run the OctOS. My user apps were restored within the OctOS via the standard Titanium procedure and no failure had been visible.

Do you have any idea why I failed to receive SMSs. Is this only happening on my device so far or did others also report such an issue?

I would really like to come back to the OctOS ROM again when this issue is solved but I definitely need the SMS reception for everyday usage.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] jason972000:
Yours is the first report of an issue with SMS.

I did just check with a tester located in India and his sms texts are sending and receiving.

Possibly a difference in providers/APN setup?

My own serrano variant is sending/receiving them too.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] csendre:
This can't be an OctOS issue, it uses the same RIL as all other MM based ROMs Sending and receiving SMS/MMS worked perfectly for me on this rom.. When I saw reports like this in the past it was either and APN issue, or some setting that got messed up when changing ROMs. In this case usually a clean flash helps, or sometimes flashing a stock ROM with Odin and then return to the custom rom is required to fix the issue.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] AMOLK:
I am using Truemessanger and its works fine....
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] wolroc:
Thanks for all your helpful comments/ideas.

I just checked the APN settings after nandroid restore. Unfortunately it did not help.

Will try another proper installation as soon as time allows and report back again.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] jotex:
+1

I had this issue immediately i finished installing OctOS M2. I had to reboot several times before this was fixed.In my own case it's GOsms i use right from time and never had this issue with other ROMs

---------- Post added at 01:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:16 PM ----------

In all this ROMs:Blisspop,TeamUB,Ressurection Remix,AICP and the rest that i've used it exist(they are all MM ROMs). Sometimes at the lockscreen menu in settings or at the ROM extras.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] kamikaze702k:
I believe it's called long press lock icon for torch. It's a nifty little feature, usually under lock screen settings or security settings, it also gives another extended feature of the actual torch when the screen is on and your using torch there's an option to automatically turn off torch when the screen goes off, this you can select in intervals I believe from 10 seconds to 10 minutes.

I'm going to test this ROM now for the i9195. Will further post in the i9195 octos thread.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] csendre:
sms/mms

Guys, I clean flashed 08/11 build today with micro gapps and tested both sms and mms send and receive works flawlessly. Those having issues please double check your APN settings, maybe something is wrong, also, make sure you have good data connection because mms is using it.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] kamikaze702k:
OK, flashed on my LTE. JUST AWESOME.

everything works, few suggestions

1. Enable navbar WITHOUT disabling hardware buttons, possibly a DU style..

2. Weather in status bar pulldown..

3. Slim recents?

That's all I can think of ATM. Great ROM, fast, fluid, I'm just flashing and testing M builds tonight.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] wolroc:
Dear csendre,

thanks a lot for your test.

As promised I did the same today with an absolute clean installation and double check of the APNs although I believe that for pure SMS (of course not for MMS) reception this might be irrelevant. Also as suggested I did quite a number of power on resets (around 7). I also did not re-install any user apps this time.

I observed the same problem again - no SMS could be received, sending was without any problem. As soon as I returned to the standard CM13 (your compiled latest version) via nandroid restore I received all SMSs on both SIMs.

For your info:

In advance I also did a ROM re-download. The ROM zip file last time and this time were equal (binary comparison) and also the md5 verification worked fine (also during the TWRP install).

The major difference I see between our tests was that I installed the PICO Open Gapps (dated 13.8.2016) whereas you used some MICRO Gapps version - no idea why this should impact the SMS reception. I will nevertheless give it another try with the micro Open Gapps.

Your suggestion to re-install a Samsung ROM I do not consider very promising as the SMS reception works flawlessly with the CM13. And the pity is that I use the SD Card as internal storage (Adoptable Storage) which is only visible starting with Android 6, the latest Samsung ROM being 4.4.2 to my knowledge. Might be a complicated process ....

Nevertheless, I would welcome any other ideas and perform further testing when feasible.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] csendre:
Where flashing Samsung ROM with Odin sometimes helps is that when you do so, it also flashes the modem and I believe some other areas (I am not an expert) which is not touched by flashing CM through TWRP. It is not complicated, you can flash the right one for your region , boot into it, then flash back twrp and CM or OctOS. I have seen this work with reception/signal issues. Alternately you can also try just flashing the latest availabl;e modem for your region, however, in my experience the full stock rom works better for some reason

Here you can find stock ROMs for all regions by SilviuMik, these are good and safe to use. Last time I did that on my phone I used Odin 10, but later versions should work as well. Just don't forget to wipe data and system in TWRP before you flash
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] glkanth77:
I still don't understand why you are getting issue's with OCTOS I had tested and using the rom which is working flawlessly not even a fc as [MENTION=5416372]csendre[/MENTION] said flash Samsung firmware through Odin and see
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] wolroc:
Sorry to bother you with this issue. I can understand your point and will perform the ODIN flash as soon as possible, probably somewhen over the weekend.

In the end it would however not explain, at least to me, why the pure CM13 works without without any problem. To my opinion this definitely shows that there is no kind of "damage" in the other memory areas (e.g. modem). Do you have a different view?

But as already said I will try my best also with the ODIN Samsung ROM flashing to support the OCTOS test. I really do like this ROM .and absolutely estimate all your efforts. Thanks again for your support.

Just for completeness, as expected my test with the MICRO GApss instead of the PICO did not change anything, SMSs were still not received but appeared in the CM13 again immediately after restore.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] jason972000:
I think the reasoning to restore with Odin is to make sure you have the stock modem because there seems to be quiet a bit of different modems you can flash. However we recently discovered that some users are having APN's not setup correctly. It all depends on the different service providers around the world and the master listing is probably by no means complete. What they found was a common fix was to make sure that the MMS proxy and MMS port fields in the APN are set correctly. If they are not set, you may try putting the same proxy/port settings field value in them to see if that fixes your issues. You can also check your service providers website to see if they have different suggested APN settings.

It seems like some devices that have multiple APN's sometimes need them to have fields combined into the one it want to auto-select. Just my observations, I'm no expert.

It seems like users will try to add /modify the APN's that were packaged with the rom before posting issues. You really need to start with a fresh wipe/clean flash and look at the APN's it is defaulting to use. Then go from there.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] wolroc:
SMS reception issue

Here as promised the results from my test to re-flash back the Samsung Original ROM (version 4.4) via ODIN and then returning to a clean OCT-M install ...

In fact, the SMS reception issue is still the same within OCT-M and after returning to CM13 (via nandroid restore) the SMS reception worked flawlessly as before.

At the moment I have no idea anymore what could cause this trouble and how to resolve it but hopefully it's just rarely occuring (at least one other OCT-M user reported on a temporary SMS issue as well). I propose I will re-perform a test when another stable OCTOS version becomes available again. Thanks a lot for your support and ideas.

Here some more details for completeness ...

At first I flashed an old TWRP via ODIN 3.09 and checked via reboot into the the recovery that it was correctly updated. This was successfully completed and confirmed the function of my ODIN environment.

Then after proper switch down of the phone I removed the SD Card as it is formatted as internal memory, visible for CM13 / Android 6 only. Then I flashed the old Samsung ROM 4.4 without any problem and an automatic boot was triggered by ODIN. First reboot failed (Samsung text remainded visible for long time) and I had to reboot manually after about 15 minutes. Now the reboot worked fine. I checked the APN settings and tested the SMS sending/reception on both SIMs in the Samsung Original ROM 4.4 successfully.

I flashed back via ODIN the TWRP version 3.0.2-1 and after proper switch down of the phone I re-installed the SD Card and booted into TWRP. Via TWRP I did the nominal process (as also described in the beginning of this thread) to clean install successfully the OCT-M and the Open GApps pico in one go. After reboot and completion of the first Android login procedure I checked the APNs and re-tested the SIM functionality. As said the SMS reception on both SIM Cards failed again, also after 3 power off / power on cycles (each time visible proper connection on both SIMs, waiting period about 5 mins).

Finally I returned to CM13 via nandroid restore and almost immediately the SMSs sent before were received.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] glkanth77:
Bro can u just try this on on Octos and report me back

if you type in *#*#4636#*#* , go to phone information. scroll down, go to smsc, press refresh, if no number comes up, type in the service center number that pertains to you particular service. press update, and it should let you send texts again.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] jason972000:
Thanks for all of the time you are spending with this - I appreciate the feedback.

If your nandroid backup of CM-13 has APN's setup differently, that could explain why it works when you go back to it and why OctOs doesn't.

It may be worth comparing the APN field settings between both roms.

Even if you are clean flashing back to CM, it is possible that you get the APN's loaded differently than with OctOs.

You can actually see what APN master listings are build into both roms on their github in the vendor/cm and vendor/to repo's under their prebuilt/common/etc/apns-conf.xml file.

Both are similar because we try to keep OctOs updated with any changes/additions from CM but we do differ in what is all in the listing.

We also maintain a fork of the source code that deals with loading of the APN's so there is a small change that they are not completely getting loaded for you.