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[OnePlus 2 General] quake73:
Nougat on my OP2....looks pretty good :)
[OnePlus 2 General] override182:
Mannnn that looks stable.
[OnePlus 2 General] fburgos:
Not very smooth right?
[OnePlus 2 General] FPSUsername:
Chicken nugget
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5kstore:
Hi there,

Nice to meet you guys.

Please I'm new here, been looking for where to post this thread.

Please I got an sm-t311 running on android jelly beans, which I wanted to flash with a 6.0 ROM. But I have tried to no avail. I download the resurrection ROM, but when I try to install through recovery mode from via SD card, I get "error installation aborted invalid OTA missing scatter" the phone can't go to download mode, but can go to recovery mode. When try to enter download mode, I get a menu with chinese . I rooted it well, but tried other zip files from recovery mode, I get same error message. I install mobile uncle tools apk, but when I go through the app to try and install any zip file, nothing worked. Sometimes when I click on bootloader from inside mobile uncle tools app, it says no bootloader installed on phone. Please really, really need some help. When I power on the tablet, I get an animation "TUKKER" its having multiple language. I tried using fast boot command from PC, it can't work or its because I don't know what to command. But PC always identify device as SM-T311. PLEASE HELP!!!! but phone is working normal but I need to run android 6.0.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Piridroid:
Jelly Bean? I believe Kitkat must be installed for you to update to lollipop or marshmallow. I also own an sm-t311 (3g version).

I also had trouble installing custom roms on it, but after some minor changes inside the installation files, any rom can be installed.

So first thing is, backup your stuff, backup EFS folder too if you can, and then proceed to update your tablet to latest official Kitkat.

I would flash it with Odin software, but since you say you cannot enter download mode, i would try to update it with the

samsung software Kies3 , if that does not work, Smartswitch. These last ones will even put the phone in a "special" download mode for you.

If that does not work i would try to download latest kitkat manually (http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/database/SM-T311/ check latest version for your country/carrier )

After you manage to install the stock latest Kitkat rom, in order to upgrade it to android 5 or 6 , you will need to install a "custom recovery" like TWRP etc. Did you do that ? you cannot install custom roms via "stock recovery", you must first have a custom recovery installed and afterwards you will be able to update (the stock kitkat) into any custom : Cyanogenmod, RessurectionRemix, Nolekat, Bliss, OMNi etc

Since i own the same device, feel free to contact me in case you need help, we can chat via Hangouts/Skype/Whatsapp and we can do it together step-by-step.

Cheers from Brazil,

Piridroid
[Wing, P4350 General] kwillthekid:
Hey guys,

I'm new to the forum and ive been playing around with flashing my phone.

unfortunately I have bricked my phone and i need the ruu for my wing. I searched and found the ruu but it says the link is invalid.

can anyone email me the ruu? thanks in advance
[Wing, P4350 General] Freshumz:
try this http://www.mediafire.com/?2nq9iu0a2nt
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) Questions & Answers] GN9166:
So, I need a help with deciding which phone to buy, considering there aint any video comparing these two phones. I like the Idol 3 cause of the better speakers and the better pixel density, but I aint sure of the quality of the camera even though it has better MP's. Can someone help me with this ? I dont like the screen size of the Idol 3 and I dont have the budget to get the bigger one (5.5").
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] maxsam4:
OnePlus is currently hosting a software AMA on reddit. Do check it out https://reddit.com/r/Android/comments/54qx51/oneplus_ama_september_software_edition/

People from OnePlus currently answering in the AMA are

Brian (Head of ROM Product) -?*/u/BrianTheBigBear

Aaron (Android Technical Lead) -?*/u/Aaron_oneplus

Omega (Rom Dev Lead) -?*/u/OmegaHsu

Carl (Head of Global) -?*/u/Carpe02

And Bradon (Community/Marketing) -?*/u/BradonOP

There have been many interesting revelations like the next CE build is coming within this week, OnePlus is still trying to figure out how to improve camera in custom roms.

Edit : They are heading out for now but they will keep an eye on that thread for next few days. If you wanna ask them anything, drop your question there.
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] TopperGas:
Seems Hydrogen & OxygenOS are not being fully merged after all and a new CB is due this week? Plus they are working on Nougat already.

Apart from the Dash Powerbanks has been binned I can't see much else of interest has been said but it's not the easiest to follow?
[OnePlus 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] ::Michael:::
The most important question IMHO was about the camera quality on custom roms. Carl Pei personally answered this with:

"Camera team is still looking into how to do this the best way, and weighing the consequences in user experience"

Not much information for now, but at least they are working on it and didn't completely drop the matter.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] br0adband:
Ok, here's the final results. When I got to 5% the screen dimmed automagically so I stopped the video then restarted it which kicked it back to the normal brightness (roughly 50% as stated above) and then I figured I'd push it about as far as I could meaning 1%.

Amazing... just shy of 15.5 hours SOT

I figure if I did this again and lowered the brightness to 30-35% I'd easily get the 16 hours and more, probably 17-ish sounds about right. Regardless for me, I've never seen any device get this kind of direct battery life but then again today's testing was very limited - strictly video playback of that 1440p video and not much else in terms of actual use. I probably used the Active less than 5 minutes of the nearly fifteen and a half hours for checking email, Hangouts, and of course looking at the battery stats to take a screenshot when needed.

The Galaxy S7 Active should get more love, it really should, it's sad that so many people dismiss it outright just because of looks. I'd take something like this device over pretty much anything else on the market today, and with battery life like this I'd still be using it long after other people's pretty shiny glossy slippery devices are long dead with no charge. :D

I might do this test again using a 10-bit h.265 HEVC 1080p movie here (Deadpool which is an awesome flick) and see how it handles that in terms of battery life and decoding, who knows.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] dantonuci:
Excellent performance, finding myself loving this phone !
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] bandario:
How many charges/ days from new did you guys find that it took for the battery to settle in? I took my S7A off charge when I woke up at 2.30am this morning and 5 hours later when I got out of bed it had gone through 20% of its battery whilst sitting there screen off doing absolutely nothing.

I was horrified and I don't know if I'm worrying over nothing, I'm just a bit jumpy because although it is brand new, I bought it from ebay so my return window is extremely small. If it has a cooked/ defective battery I need to return it ASAP.

Of course I am aware that new phones take quite a few days, even weeks or months until they reach their optimum battery functionality but 20% in 5 hours idle seems absolutely crazy.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] miniminus:
i would see what the main drain is in the battery info, as at night mine would barely drop a few percent ! ..

also, which country are you in ? have you ran package disabler and took down a few sill apps yet ?

maybe that you had autoupdate and was on WiFi so it was doing loadsa updates during night (as that is actually a setting!)

whats it been like since ... s this question poses more questions than ansers
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] bandario:
Seems like I've got it sorted now. Only dropped 2% last night which is pretty good considering I have quite a lot of stuff left turned on.

I had already used package disabler pro to clean up all of the AT&T mess; it turns out the culprit was my MiBand and the software it came with. I've had no problems on any of my other phones, but on this device it seems that the apps that the MiBand needs to keep working properly were preventing the device from dozing or entering deep sleep properly.

Once I disabled them, the overnight battery drain went away. This is a real bummer because I do like the miband 1s, so I'm now on the lookout for an always-on fitness band with good battery life that is properly compatible with the S7 Active.

The miband 1s could not pair with this phone 100% correctly as a standard BLE device so possibly this was part of the problem.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] jimd1050:
BTW, Great Stuff br0adband - excellent job on the testing, really in depth study. I knew I was enjoying the way the phone had been working but hadn't tried any testing. I came from the Note series... had two Note 4s, one with Verizon, one with AT&T, a Note 5, which I still own (thank God) and two Note 7s, an original and a replacement, both turned in, damned it Samsung. I went back to the Note 5 on both occasions of the Note 7 fiasco and on both occasions, immediately noticed the battery life as the Note 7 also had fantastic battery life, until of course they'd explode! :) The last time I ran the Note 5 for about six weeks and couldn't handle it any more... it seemed like I was charging it more than I was using it. I went to get an S7 Edge, only the edge functions were driving me crazy. My AT&T rep said "Hey, have you seen this - you love rugged phones and long battery life right?" That was it! End of story... S7Active Owner!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] bandario:
Just completed a battery test with actual, normal usage. Keeping in mind I have a work phone which I use to make the majority of my calls, the S7A was just there for my personal web browsing and personal calls which amounted to about 10 calls and 25 SMS or so.

Force gmail sync set to once every 30 minutes, greenify installed and working properly, airplane mode NOT used at night so 4G radio was active the entire time, bluetooth on the entire time but only connected whilst driving.

I was hoping to crack 4 days, and I'm sure I could if I were to stop using the device but that's not what I was doing here. 3 days + 1 night is still pretty good for an unrooted phone with factory kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] DEVLIN7:
Battery life is good on this device because of the battery size. Your testing is not accurate for real use because of the radios being turned off. But those are good results to see. The problem is the cell radio takes up much of the battery life just at idle, which is frustrating cause can't really disable this as a phone. Plus if your using bluetooth for smart watch or vehicle connectivity even as LE it uses a lot of battery. For the guys using package disabler which items do you think or recommend disablng that have helped the most?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] pside15:
I don't know what you are doing but something is wrong if bluetooth is causing extra battery drain. I have a Gear S2 connected constantly and headphones for multiple hours a day and my battery life is outstanding.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] DEVLIN7:
Couldn't tell you why but when using Moto 360 for a day Bluetooth is almost always listed under battery stats. Maybe it's Android wear..? Bluetooth isn't top drainer but it does contribute..
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] mjbeuke:
Hey guys - I need some advice.

I recently rooted my phone - then upon the release of Nougat for the GS7A I decided to kick the glitchy root to the curb and go with Nougat. I absolutely love it, and am getting fantastic battery life without any modifications.... For starters I have a few basic questions:

1) Greenify - I have the paid version but have never really used it without Root before... reading around I seem to be getting conflicting information on the benefit of using Greenify knowing that Nougat has Doze, and Doze on the Go built in..... That said - since installing Nougat I have been using Greenify. I also enabled all of the added features through ADB to unlock agressive doze etc.... Someone please enlighten me - should I even be using this? Anything to avoid or use in particular in doing so?

2) Package Disabler Pro - I do not have this app, but it seems to be similar to like a non-root version of Titanium Backup for removing/freezing apps.... Should I purchase this? is there any reason not to? Also - I've seen about 15 different versions all with similar names and all exclusively for Samsung phones... which one to buy?

3) Assuming the above is a worthy purchase - which apps should I disable? Which are the biggest drains?

4) I've seen several battery stat tracking apps - which is best for tracking usage/battery hog apps?

Here's the kicker. I want to be able to use my phone to its full functionality. I have the Gear S2 watch (use it constantly), I like using Samsung Pay as much as I can, I Bluetooth to my car when driving for music/calls, I use Amazon Music/Play Music/Spotify often in the gym/running - what I am saying is: I am not shooting for 16 days of battery life with 14 hours of SOT - and otherwise zero functionality of why we purchase these smart devices to begin with. I am simply trying to maximize battery life while using my phone to the fullest - by whatever means necessary. All of this in mind - anyone else like me with similar goals that can enlighten me as to you suggestions to meet the above requirements?

I appreciate any help!!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] bandario:
1)Can't really answer this one; I'm using it but haven't noticed as much difference as I did under previous version (where I had root + xposed).

2)The one called Package Disabler Pro (Samsung) by policedeveloper.

3)Here is a list of apps I have disabled: Please note, I am not on AT&T. You might need to retain some of these if you need that functionality; to me it is all trash:

AT&T App Select, AT&T Hot Spots, AT&T Locker, AT&T protect plus, AT&T Remote support, Briefing, Device help, directv, drivemode, email, facebook, facebook app installer, facebook app manager, google play movies & tv, Hangouts, myAT&T, Remote, Samsung Pay (my banking app has its own NFC wallet functionality which overrides android pay), Smart limits, Usage Manager, YP, Lookout.

There's probably a few more that I need to get around to but I've had no dramas or FC issues after disabling all of the above.

4)I have got GSam battery which is good once it has been through a few charge cycles but I still find it gives some pretty wacky figures sometimes eg. Screen on time. I'm not really sure if any of the apps like this are necessary as the new battery stats gives you a decent amount of info once you drill down; it is just organised better in these apps is all.

Wakelock Detector Lite needs a bit of config through ADB but will give you a picture of what is waking up your phone and eating battery. Unfortunately, without root there isn't all that much you can do about it. Bluetooth_timer and Bluetooth_alarm issues are still present in Nougat and still waking the phone far more often than is necessary.

5)Keep your screen brightness down and turn off wifi when you don't need it, check your phone via your watch where possible and consider forcing the device to use WCDMA if that is an option for you. Fully waking up the device + having screen on is when your battery gets eaten alive. I find the S7A to be a pretty good workhorse as is. The built in medium battery saving setting might interest you as well, the extreme one is a step too far but you can still use as normal on the moderate battery saving mode.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] mjbeuke:
Thanks for sharing your experience and advice with me! So far I've got about 70 or so packages disabled and I have not used Greenify (yet) - only the built in doze app settings in Nougat.

I am still using Samsung Pay, Gear S2 watch, Bluetooth in my car/headphones, and haven't had a single issue with functionality yet.

The android system is now way down on the battery usage list and I just pulled 6 hours SOT, over 42 hours since the first charge.

Pretty damn good start and looks like I may have succeeded in my goals here! I will be running a few more battery cycles and tracking data with and without Greenify - and once I have more information I plan to start a thread on this for others to hopefully help educate others with similar goals.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] Yaw23:
I recently got a Samsung s7 but after some time I realise the battery is draining fast and taking long to charge, it can be 100% and the green light will never pop. After full charge it reduces within minutes of being idle. Sometimes it can stay at a certain percentage for a very long time before reducing again. Guys I need help to solve this problem. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] UnableToResetOldProfile:
Not all that good battery life.

I use:

Screen, ON, Auto - Full Bright.

Samsung Fit, ON

Google Maps, ON (Offline)

WiFi, ON (Connected to GoPro)

4G, ON

3½ Hours......

I have a TOMO M4 battery pack with TESLA 18650 cells from a 90D Module as a battery supply for my trail rides.

The phone is capable, but still is underpowered for its build and what it can accomplish.

This needs a case with a built in battery, this truly would make it a rugged phone for the outdoor enthusiast, same as the S8 now has.

I wonder if the S8 Active will get a battery case?! This would defo be my next purchase....

OR .... do the Oukitel K10000 build to it.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] supertac:
Trying to take a picture here from the mobile direct...

Not bad... better then my Samsung galaxy s3...I got 12 hours at best but those lithium ion batteries drain and die over time sadly....

This is with the weird work around root too... its getting the Jon done thus far...lets see how she finishes with regular use

Some more accurate stats...full day of use seems to be 10 hours with this root method...battery only 92% so I know it can do better!

I have a hard time uploading files on this website from my phone...doesn't want to work well
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] supertac:
This is what I get so far...may have to update seperate posting
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Guides, News, & Discussio] JTHarpster55:
Hi everyone, I'm a complete noob to all this so I apologize in advance but I just sold my Nexus 5x and picked up a used S7A off of ebay and so far I'm loving it!! I was just wondering if the package disabler app that's been mentioned would be worth it for all the att bloatware or if I could just disable them myself and get the same results? My phone frequently gets really hot, sometimes uncomfortably hot, and was wondering if there were any ways I could potentially put less stress on the battery as well?? Thanks and sorry for the lack of knowledge!! Also not sure if it matters but my software version is only at security patch Oct 1, 2017. Not sure If updating to more recent patch would help battery life as well(?) but I currently am not on the att network so I'm not sure how to update manually
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] lonewitness:
I have twrp and supersu installed on my phone. To get the firmware update I removed supersu and replaced twrp with stock recovery. Now whenever I try to install the update (automatically or using sd card ota zip) I get the "system has been remounted R/W; reflash device to reenable OTA updates." error. How do I fix this?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Tachi91:
Having a custom kernel might possibly effect that. Since booting system as R/W is either an init.d script or built directly into a kernel. If you're using anything but an untouched stock Kernel and recovery OTA will fail.

Thats what I figure anyways...
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] diamond09:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=66829818
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eirigance:
I can not get HD voice to work on Verizon with my Nexus 5X. I just want to be able to be on a call and still use data. This feature (HD Voice) is available for pre-paid customers now, but I can't seem to get it to work. I have "Enhanced 4G LTE Mode" turned on, I went to my Verizon to turn it on and it says it was added and will be available to use within 15 minutes. I wait 20 minutes, reboot my phone and it doesn't work? I go back to my Verizon and it's like I never added it, so I go through the process again... Same results. I go to a live Chat and after 25+ minutes get referred to the 800 number. Now I've been on with Verizon fro 2+ hours and they are telling me it's because I have a non Verizon phone!?!? I explained to Verizon that if I put a Verizon sim card in my phone from someone who already has HD voice active on there account, that it works perfectly... Still on with them now any suggestions? Am I missing something?:eek Still on with Verizon. I have been transferred now. They now realize that Verizon's site is not adding the feature and that is why I have been transferred... Now I am on hold...
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eirigance:
Does anyone have VoLTE on a 5X with Verizon?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eirigance:
Okay, so... Verizon explained to me that it's because the Nexus 5X is not compatible with VoLTE, but the Sim card from someone's phone that is compatible will make HD Voice work on my phone because the phone that I got the sim card from is compatible? WTF? Haha. So I asked her if I take my sim card put it in the phone that is compatible to activate it, it would then work? She said yes.... WTF kind of logic is this? Haha. IDK? I guess I will try that? and let you guys know? :confused::laugh::eek::D
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nidstang:
I have VZW postpaid and I have a N5X. The HD Voice definitely works, but it is a bit unreliable. My wife is on VZW with a VZW-branded S7 and most of the time when we talk it works but sometimes it doesn't and I can't really figure out why -- or if there even is a reason.

Did you go to Settings --> Wireless & networks More --> Cellular networks and turn on Enhanced 4G LTE Mode? I believe that is a necessary step, as well as making sure HD voice is active on your account.

Also, keep in mind that HD voice only works if you are calling someone else with a compatible phone and with it active on their account.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eirigance:
I have all the settings correct and as I stated above, it does work if I use someone else's Verizon Sim that already has HD voice activated, but I can't get it active on my account. I know it doesn't always work... I just want it so I can use Data whilst on a call. Btw I still am unable to get this working on my 5X, or 6P. I have now even activated a Verizon branded phone that it is already working on to my account and it still will not work, even on the Verizon phone it works on a different account... Wtf? Thanks for your input though
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] xaznxplaya:
Hi guys,

Since a while I'm having troubles receiving texts. Sometimes I receive them sometimes I don't. I've checked my log from my provider and they do go through so I'm not sure what's the issue. I'm using Textra right now but haven't noticed the ones I'm missing from my original messaging application neither.

Thanks
[YU Yuphoria] sheheen kn:
I accidentally lost my custom recovery.it has no Rom running (no os).USB debugging is disabled.i got nandroid backup in external sd card.i would like to know if I can install a custom recovery using fastboot and USB debugging mode disabled.