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[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] BigMosley:
Most of the YouTube videos I'm watching are capped at 480° for whatever reason. I have no sort of data limit on the device yet it sure does seem like there's one preinstalled that I cannot disable.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] bamfsig45:
purchase YouTube red?
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] strongsteve:
10 bucks a month.. ack, no thanks.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] bamfsig45:
Actually good deal if you use play music.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] rudbwoy:
I had issues with YouTube. Whenever I changed the quality to 720 or 1080, it would buffer so much. I logged in, via Windows machine, to my T-Mobile account and turned off the Binge On.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] pr0cl1v1ty:
Turn off binge on.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] TVwithParents:
I recently flashed with i317ucucnj2. Phone is running Blisspop 5.1.1. Ever since I flashed the phone with this modem, I have horrible 3g connectivity. The 3G connection would drop frequently. I don't have any problems with calling though.

Also, I am out of the US right now and am in India using Vodafone India. Could that be the reason that this ATT released modem isn't working fine here?

If there are any Indians here, can you guys recommend me a good modem with good 3G connectivity for Vodafone India?
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] ZDDFLM:
I have one p3300 and inside house I have scanty net gsm(Compared with mobile others). That I can do to improve the coverage gsm?. Thank you.
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] Icefeldt:
update your GSM Firmware of the phone!

Link for Download:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=342807
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] fdp24:
to improve coverage you can increase power of your base station, install additional base station, install better antennas for the base station with better gain. this is if you manage base station :)

if you are user.

you need a better receiver or better receiving antenna.

some phones have ability to connect external antenna (not p3300)

sensitivity of the receiver of mobile phones are also different, you may discover that nokia devices will have better connection, normally they have better receivers. :)

regards,
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] mawais15:
Hi,

I upgraded my HAM-L05 to B850 using the official update but now i've problems, my phone gets stuck and sometimes WLAN is not detecting any signal etc. I want to downgrade but don't know how to.

Any help please?:)
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Farlicimo:
I just upgraded from Marshmallow to Nougat by enrolling in the beta. I am unrooted but unlocked bootloader. I was on, then off the beta previously, was rooted to use apps but in the end used Nexus Root Toolkit to put it back to what ever the most current Marshmallow was probably 6 months ago and have taken all updates since then. I currently am unable to see the home selector in the settings and noticed I cannot search the settings either. I can type in the settings search but it never finds anything. I tried clearing all cache, clearing cache from recovery, and running in safe mode. I didn't want to take the step of a factory reset yet as I still have a ton of pics to move to my PC before then. So far I think those are the only issues I'm having but can't vouch there aren't other settings missing as I just know I couldn't find the home because I went to set it. Any suggestions? Thanks.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jsgraphicart:
When I first started using the Dev Preview, I was having trouble finding it as well but if you search "home" in the settings app, you'll see an option for "Home App". The option is in there. It took me a while to find the actual location but if you go to Settings>Apps, then hit the gear icon up top, that's where it is.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Farlicimo:
Thanks, at least I can get to it now, but don't think that's the complete story yet. I went and found some screen shots of the settings menu where home still shows as the first entry in devices so think it should be there too. Also if I type in home in the setting search I get nothing. Same of I type battery, display, sound, etc. I did just notice I can get things under security to come up though.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jsgraphicart:
Maybe it was an older preview you were looking at? I don't know. I have only used Dev Preview 5 and now the final build and have never seen a home option in the main settings like on Marshmallow. I have more than one launcher installed too. But I don't know why you aren't seeing results when you search in settings. You should see something when typing one, if not all, of those things.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Farlicimo:
You're right, I think I was actually looking at images of Marshmallow. I can't find a Nougat shot with the home in the main settings display. Seems very odd to bury it so deep in the settings but looks like not a bug. I must never have pro-actively set it while I was using the preview. Now just to figure out the search issue.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Farlicimo:
Yay, found it, no reset needed! Credit here at the end. Thanks for the info on where to find home. I bet when I was using preview before I just found search.

http://android.stackexchange.com/qu...n-doesnt-work-properly-on-android-n-preview-3

"I cleared data and cache from settings app and it's worked for me. Not factory reset and clear cache from recovery. I went into settings>apps>allaps,settings>storage and clear cache and data"
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] alehawk:
Hi!

I got the 935FD and a 910H Note 4.

The S7 Firmware is a rooted stock rom where I flashed xposed with flashfire. I got stock recovery. The note 4 has root stock rom with TWRP recovery.

With the Note4 I can check for upgrades, in fact there is one that I cannot flash because I need the stock recovery, but the problem i that S7 I cant do it. Every time I check for upgrades I get an alert saying "The operating system on your device has been modified in an unauthorized way" and tells me to flash it using smart switch.

The thing is that I dont know if there are new upgrades for my firmware or not... is there another way I can check for upgrades?

Tnx
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] henklbr:
Search the forum: this has been answered already many many many many many times! :eek:
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] alehawk:
I read a lot of post on how u can upgrade your modifiead rom, I dont want to upgrade it, I just want to know IF there is an upgrade :/

If there was a post stating what I asked I couldnt find it not here, not google.

:/
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] qwewqa:
You can the the Xposed module xtouchwiz and enable fake system status under security hacks.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] alehawk:
Tnx Ill try that!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] mvoloch:
did that. despite the fact that it shows "official" under the status, i still receive the message that the operating system has been modified and so on...

in summary, still cant update :(

any hints?

thank you!
[Samsung Galaxy Alpha] spiddi:
Hello everybody!

I have the following problem. Some time ago I hadinterruptions during the charging process. This has become noticeable that in between the screen was flashing up and the lightning symbol as it normally is when its charging was not on the battery symbol. This problem has been getting worse to the point that the device has only loaded temporarily. So almost by luck. Sometimtes it didnt work for hours and then it charged the whole evening. I even had the feeling that it has charged, even though my phone has not shown. The battery capacity increased after few hours. The end was that the phone no longer charged at all. Then I ordered a new charging socket and installed it. Since then everything works fine and I was satisfied.

Today, however, to be exact half an hour ago, I had that bad feeling again. The screen flashed up and the charging interrupted. It was now three times. What's going on here? I hope that it does not become worse. I ordered a new battery on the internet before all these problems came up, which was touted as original. Before changing the charging socket I have tried this with both batteries. Same problem. The power adapter was able to charge the phone of a friend of mine but not my phone.

Does anybody have an idea and can help me? Thanks alot!
[Samsung Galaxy Alpha] ordevski:
Same here mate, now it stop charging completely... Have you found any solution? Tried replacing the charging port, but I was told that it is the motherboard...

If anyone have any idea would be helpful. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Alpha] damian_dki:
I have same problem. Phone seems to charge well till 80-90% then, charging interrupts. Before my warranty has finished, I have contacted with Samsung. They advised to restore phone to factory setting, what I did. Nothing helped. I have changed chargers ofc for original one, bought new battery, luck of improvement... What is more I have noticed that my phone consumes battery a way faster than before – I have to plug phone every 6-8h with 3g, GPS and BT on. When I use google maps in my car in spite the fact phone is connected to charger (2A Samsung original one!) phone runs down slowly :/ I am rly disappointed with this phone… Guys did you find solution?
[Samsung Galaxy Alpha] mrybczyn:
I have two of these phones, and both have developed charging issues after a year or two. I bought two OEM batteries to replace, and still does not help.

Tried various chargers, various cables. Intermittent charging at first, then nothing. 2 bricks.
[Samsung Galaxy Alpha] kehuydiet091:
May be the problem 's in the connection between MicroUSB port and mainboard. I suggest you supply 5V to 2 pin and waitting for full battery. If this solution working, buying wireless charging Pad :D :D .

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[Note 7 Questions & Answers] TywinnLannister:
Hey you guys,

I charged my phone to 100%, unplugged the cable and went to bed at 3:00am in the morning, when I woke up at 7:00a, the battery went down to 94%.

I looked at the battery usage, there was no Screen usage listed -even though I have the Night clock on-, and the Android System took the cake at 36% followed by Android OS at 14%, the rest of them were small numbers.

I have disabled bunch of packages through EZ Disabler, I have my screen on Auto and the slider is at 30%. I have all the Edge functions off. I do have Always On enabled but I have it disabled at night through the morning.

Now after a minimum browsing, looking through the settings, trying to figure out what's going on, the battery is at 82%, 14% drop in an hour or so.

I came from an iPhone 6 Plus, I've never heard a battery drop 6% on idle within 4 hours time. That's just crazy.

A few questions I have:

01. Is my battery defective?

02. When you Force Stop an application, will it auto start after you restart?

Thank you
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] amith007:
A drain of 6% with the night clock on looks totally fine to me. Mine does the same as well. I also had alm the bloat wares disabled earlier, then I re-enabled them since the battery life dropped again. Things seems to settling in for me now. Can go a fill day with around 4.5hrs of screen on time.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] TywinnLannister:
Thanks for the respond Amith007

I expect some battery consumption when the screen is used for the Night clock, but is 6% drop within 4 hours time normal? Maybe it is? I don't have experience with an Android device before.

I'm going to test it out tonight without the Night clock to see if I still get the drain or not.

I don't know what burnt it though, was it from the screen or from the app itself, because I don't see Screen usage under the battery usage.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] pyraxiate:
From what i read, the always on screen feature isn't supposed to consume more than 1% per hour. Mine also seems to eat more battery than that though.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] ParishM:
so leave it on the charger at night
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] amith007:
I belive you will still see some drain even with the night clock turned off. It's mainly due to the app or service running in the background. I see a drain of 5 to 6% over a period of 7hrs while I sleep. You can out the apps to sleep manually from the Battery menu if you are extremely concerned about it.

The overall battery life is not so good for me after switching to Note 7 from Nexus 6P. However the quick charge sort of solves the problem for me. The charging is extremely fast when compared to my iPhone 6Plus. So I stopped bothering too much about it :). I guess it's good if you can make it a day with almost 4.5hrs of screen on time.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] darthfire:
It seems normal to me. That being said, Samsung does have more bloatware and even if you disabled a lot of things, there might still be background processes that are using up battery.

Also, if you haven't already, set screen brightness at auto if you don't want a super bright always on display at night
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] TywinnLannister:
Thanks all. Sounds like it's the norm then.

A little bit of disappointment to be honest, but I guess I just need to get used to it. It feels like the same experience I had to go through when switching from iPhone 4 to a Windows Phone years ago, but eventually I managed. Plenty of promising features this Note 7 has, too bad if I have to turn off a lot of them for the sake of the battery.

[MENTION=419032]ParishM[/MENTION]

The reason why I left it uncharged is to test out the drain.

A quick question:

I know this just came out last week, but do you guys use a portable battery that you would like to recommend that is optimal for USB type C?
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] amith007:
I belive there is an official 3100 battery pack case from Samsung if you wish to charge while on the run

http://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/galaxy-note7/accessories/

There are several Type C quick charge battery packs on amazon which you can look at. I am sure reading the reviews will be a good idea. I can't speak for one as I have never used one so far.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] TywinnLannister:
[MENTION=3163013]amith007[/MENTION]

Thanks for the Samsung recommendation, I will take a look at that.

The Amazon review, I'm sure they can be trusted, but I'd prefer a recommendation from this community better. Plenty of the reviews are based on a free product they receive in return for their "honest and unbias' review, I don't know whether to trust them or not.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] amith007:
Lol, those honest and unbiased reviews in exchange of free product are very trustworthy ;)
[General Topics] nissansentra2.0ser:
Hey guys,

Im interested in a Chinese smartphone. I am going to use it on tmobile and att. I was wondering if I can unlock the necessary bands and use any Chinese smartphone on LTE? Or should I focus on specific ones? Basically I want a fast phone with a large battery that has a good price point. Any thoughts?
[General Topics] nathanchance:
Thread closed, we already have a topic for this type of question: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1620179

Nathan

Forum Moderator
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] mih3y:
A simple Poll.

Did you get what you wanted after rooting? Any regrets? Better Performance?

Share your experience.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Brava27:
Absolutely. Ad-free, customized status bar, countless xposed modules. I would never go back to a locked down device.

Sent from my Motorola Star-Tac
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] mih3y:
Im personally not sure if i want to/need to root. Im happy with overall performance, but if i can make it even better, im happy to root, and i did root all my previous device. But this time, i just dont know, something stops me.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] kingwicked:
Well i rooted my S7 edge G935FD in warranty in the first hour i bought it 3 weeks back

I am on Phoenix Rom V2.0 , Am Getting 7 Hours SOT with mixed use of 4G,Wifi and Gps .. I have tried all roms in the last 3 weeks . All N7 Ports as well

Themestore is what i want with 100 percent compatibilty, The N7 Port Roms have fewer themes yet in store. where as S7 edge Themecenter is perfect. Dont know why its like that.

I have no ADS on phone, using xposed latest framework. and i have zero regrets

Rooting is very simple if you follow the steps exactly . nicely elaborated at xda , salute to the developers
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] adl:
Got the device 3 weeks ago and didn't root it till now. I use Package Disabler Pro (no root needed) to stop / disable all the Samsung bloat / crap and am pretty happy with battery life and overall performance of the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] dayl1ght:
No Root - its how use iPhone , no control about your Phone.

Samsung app´z destroy your Akku life
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] drummerman:
Total rubbish.

Disable what you don't need. It's easy enough. Hardly any of the Samsung apps eat battery life if not used.

Rooting is for boys that constantly need to play with their toy :D

It's a phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] superiorcarnagex:
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[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] ASHLEY117:
I agree with you. without root you can disable 90% of apps you don't need and the other 10% eat an unnoticeable amount of battery but I like my toy and customised the hell out of it. Mostly debloat, visual mods, xposed and viper audio. personal preference and It's totally your choice to keep stock. damn good phone either way.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] mih3y:
Would you mind showing how your phone looks like now ? Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] sohojmanush:
Nice collection of Modules .. let me choose some of them :D

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Hahaha..without root no point having a android phone :( . Call Recorder, Greenify, Adaway, Cerberus,Lightingwall, Seeder and most of all TB are useless without it. BTW, if you care for warranty then dont root :D
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] anonym10:
Yes, The device improves, Battery life and everything you can think about. Lucky Patcher is the big reason for me. plus greenifying system applications saves alot of battery, removing bloatware. so yes, root is highly recommended, but be careful, it voids the warranty....
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] bartzeeland:
I rooted my edge the first day I got it. I do this for a couple of reasons.

I want an ad free experience on my phone. I always try to buy ad free apps, but sometimes there's no alternative.

I like the Samsung phones, but not too fond of the Samsung apps, so I remove all the Samsung bloat.

For me, the volume level is standard too low, so I need root to alter the values.

This is why I like android. You can alter a really good phone and make it perfect.

Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-G925F met Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] meyerweb:
I've rooted every other Android phone I've had, but not this one. I have ad-blocking with NetGuard, and realized most of the things I changed on my rooted phones were things that really didn't make any difference in how I used the phone. They were for fun, or look, or added changed minor little things that don't really matter all that much.

To each his own, though. For now I'm happy with the stock setup. Maybe someday I'll change my mind.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] AbuYahya:
Android OS has come a long way from the early days. root is not really adding huge functionality like it did once before.

I'm am still tempted to root... but it becomes an addiction.. trying things just coz u can. But from experience on s5 best ROMs particularly in terms of stability and battery life were the stock ones.

I think if some major features are found on the next year flagships and they are late to be implemented on updates that would be a reason to reconsider rooting.
[Note Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kevo-hay:
Hello everybody

Im live in France and I have a note edge sm-n915p and I update it on 6.0.1. But in notification bar I have the message "checking device status...".

The phone is ok apps work perfectly.

I updated with odin.

Please how can I remove it ?

Thx
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bakageek:
Hi guys, first of all, sorry for my bad english.

So my friend lent me his Note 2, his sister dropped it in a paint pot.. Clumsy girl :/

http: // www . noelshack . com / 2016-34-1472051253-14113817-10208422060721605-199635944-o . jpg (new user post limit, delete the space)

When i start the phone i got this screen, i can boot in download mode but no more, i tried to flash a new kernel, ROM with Odin but still can't boot on the system.

Someone got an idea ?

(I think that the hard drive is dead but i'm not an expert)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
Did you perform a factory wipe before booting the flashed rom for the first time?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] polyrhythmic:
Ok, there is plenty of speculation on Android and can we run it on our HTC devices, etc. I have started this new thread dedicated to the MSM7K Kernel release, and what it will take to get this running on our phones.

I would like this thread to become a resource, rather than just general theorizing. For example: "I know we need driver X to run Y on HTC device Foo." What I am not looking for: "Android is so l33t, plez tell me how to run on my Zaurus kthx". The difference is that the first example is constructive, and adds to the discussion.

The signal to noise ratio on the Android gGroup is terrible, and mostly consists of wild theorizing, self-promotion, and arguing. I have a feeling it will improve, but for now I'd like to discuss this subject away from all the SuperKoolNewAndroidForum.com forums.

My Goals for this Thread:

Establish what is known to work, and what the kernel is sorely lacking.

a) I know we have booted Linux on HTC devices, has it been done on the most current devices? (please link to thread/proof)

b) What are the main major roadblocks preventing Linux from being run on more HTC devices? (Obscure hardware design, bricking phone)

Compile a list of needed and helpful software for loading Android: bootloaders, useful Linux tools, filesystem images

Provide continual updates with photos/logs as we (hopefully) make progress

My bet is that the current 'gPhone' in the videos is an HTC device not unlike yours or mine. [link to my blog] IMHO, the hype over 'When will the first gPhone be released' is irrelevant, as Google has been working closely with HTC and Qualcomm for a long time -- and the specs for Android are so low, Google clearly expects to be able to run Android on existing hardware, without needing new hardware technology.

Of course, the tools and software we need are all in existence already, someone at Google is doing a good job of keeping their mouth shut. Therefore this is not an impossible task, just difficult, but I know you xda-hackers like a challenge! So, Let's go!!

Charles

FYI: I am aware XDA was founded with the Xanadux project, so this should be the perfect place to hack us a gPhone. I've also browsed threads, read the Wiki, studied up on the Hermes Linux project -- but things seem to have died since Feb 07, I'm hoping this latest development with Android will spark interest again, and we will be able to run Linux on our current, most powerful devices. I could make educated guesses about the state of the Xanadux project, but I'd rather hear it from XDA devs themselves who are most familiar.