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[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ChazzMatt:
Very soon, QUARK is getting Nougat

Well, seems like Christmas is coming early.... to be released in the next few days.

I strongly suggest donating money to [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] as a big THANK YOU.

http://xdaforums.com/moto-maxx/development/rom-resurrection-remix-t3316232/page380

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Very soon. Next few days.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Strife89:
... Welp. VoLTE support be darned, I might be leaving stock on my XT1254 when that ROM is released. Thanks for the heads-up, ChazzMatt.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] munchy_cool:
it's released.

http://xdaforums.com/moto-maxx/development/rom-crdroid-android-t3491257
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ChazzMatt:
[ROM][7.X][All quark] crDroid Android

Yes it is. ;)
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] y8s:
one day I'm like "oh hey verizon pixel bootloader is unlocked, cool."

and today I'm like "md5 checksum of crDroid 7.0 matches."
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ChazzMatt:
7.0 right now, but 7.1 coming next week:
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ChazzMatt:
This is the only Android 7.0 thread you need to read. Especially this page. The other was started by somebody who ignored all the answers already given to him. :)
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ChazzMatt:
so be sure to go check out the Nougat ROM over in the other Quark forum. ;)
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ChazzMatt:
We made the top of the XDA news list:
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ChazzMatt:
Motorola Moto Maxx and Droid Turbo taste Android 7.0 Nougat update via crDroid ROM

http://www.ibtimes.sg/motorola-moto...ndroid-7-0-nougat-update-via-crdroid-rom-4390
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Okmed:
I update this AM. Went perfect, it runs great. No problems for several hourse of use. Solid and fast.

I too am eternally greatful to the people who do this for us.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ChazzMatt:
FYI, this ROM has been on 7.1 for 3 days now. Since Thursday.

Post #216 on page 22.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69444288&postcount=216
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Okmed:
Yep, which make me all the more impressed.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ChazzMatt:
2nd 7.1 ROM

We now have two. This one is a hybrid of CM14 and crDroid Android.

[ROM][2016-11-05][Quarks][CM 14.1 Unofficial][7.1.x]

http://xdaforums.com/moto-maxx/development/rom-t3494646
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Okmed:
Has anyone got the google assistant to work with this? I made the changes to the build.props, verified the version of the google app. Cleared all data, rebooted a couple time but no luck. Am I missing something obvious?

Thanks.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] monsterlucifer:
Setting > Buttons > Long Press action for Home button to Search Assistant...

Then long press Home button :P

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You don't reallly need to clear all data...just clear the Google (search) app data/cache...
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] Okmed:
Sweet that did it. Thank you.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] g0angels:
hi so I am looking at buying a new htc 10 for verizon. I am aware that I will not be able to use it on the verizon network unless I root it and tweak some things. On the other hand I could buy the verizon htc 10 and send it to get unlocked. I'm not sure what to do for a couple reasons.

1. If I unlock the verizon phone, will I then be able to use it on GSM networks at a later time and can I get rid of ALL the bloatware (DT Ignite, NFL Mobile, etc...) that an unlocked phone purchased straight from HTC would have?

2. I'm not completely phone literate, but I did root my LG G2 for limited purposes. I'm a college student who studies electronics so I don't imagine it'll be too difficult with guides and youtube but i just dont want to **** up and brick a brand new phone. So would it be worth the effort to root an unlocked phone for verizon or should i just save myself the trouble and get the verizon phone and get it rooted for me?

3. Will my coverage with verizon be the same on an unlocked htc 10?

Thanks in advance guys! much appreciated.
[Android Head-Units] dg0m3s:
Dear Sirs,

I am looking to buy an after market Android car multimedia center for a Hyundai Sanfa-Fe (2015).

I was looking for something as fast and feature full (TV, Wi-fi, GPS, bluray?) and with the most recent technologies / SW.

Any suggestions?

Where can I find it?

A apologize in advance if I am posting in the wrong place.

Best regards,

Daniel
[Android Head-Units] unc0der:
Take a look at this one: here.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mns_:
Hey,

I'v update Marshmallow for my galaxy note 4 s-lte sm-n916s on SAMMOBILE and i want to convert it to 910(c or f)

i'am searching for a link to download the extra rom , but all the links are dead.

Please if someone have it , juste share it with us.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ruckus42:
Bump
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DouglasDuZZ:
Good evening guys...

I have a Moto X 2nd gen (XT1097) with Stock Retail BR Rom and it was working like a charm till this morning.

I received a notification of an OTA Update (security patch) and I wanted to patch the phone...

I know a rooted phone (like mine) could not receive OTA Updates, so I flashed stock rom again with RDSLite like I always do.

The problem occured when I try to root it... I picked a wrong file to flash with the TWRP and cel got stucked in the boot logo.

When I try to flash the Firmware stock 6.0 in the RDSLite, It returns a error like that:

fastboot flash partition gpt.bin
target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes
sending 'partition' (32 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.004s]
writing 'partition'...
(bootloader) Preflash validation failed
FAILED (remote failure)
finished. total time: 0.083s

I asked a friend of mine that have the same device and the version of his bootloader is 60.18 (sha-3b3b501 ... )

my bootloader, after I fuc*ed the device is 60.00 (sha-130760b ... )...

I can still turn on device, can flash the firmware if I erase gpt and motoboot lines from flashfile.xml but I cannot OTA and root, got some errors!

Anyone knows something about that? Can I try to downgrade to solve? Anyone knows this bootloader version???

Sorry about english...
[X 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DouglasDuZZ:
I tried every ROM (4.4.4, 5.0, 5.1 and 6.0) and all of them returns the message "version downgraded for primary_gpt"... FU*K this SH*T!!!!

My bootloader is at 60.00 version and I really need to put the 60.18 version... How to do that?
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] marc.ientilucci:
Hey everyone, I made a similar post while waiting for the 6P. Let's start off posting pictures of what we can find from reviews and then post your personal shots once the phones start rolling in.
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] marc.ientilucci:
more can be found here: http://phandroid.com/2016/10/04/google-pixel-photo-samples/

per source: It appears at least half of these photos were processed with Snapseed and VSCO.
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] Nitemare3219:
I'm guessing either that is a HDR+ oversight, meaning it was not utilized properly, or Google decided to keep contrast in this situation. Without being there to view the scene with my own eyes, I can't determine which photo is better (more accurate). Maybe keeping the shadows darker was truer to the scene, and again, produced sharp looking contrast. Or maybe HDR+ dropped the ball here - who knows?

I won't really judge until real reviews come out with post-release software.
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] Azarin:
I went for a wander at lunchtime to get some real world samples from the camera. Didn't have long so not exactly the best photography but it should give everyone a bit of an idea about the camera's real world performance.

EDIT: It seems the tapatalk upload destroys image quality, so here is a Google Photos link for the full resolution versions of the below, along with a couple of extra shots:

https://goo.gl/photos/fAsQ8YLqEijHWiU76

Wouldn't focus quite as close as I wanted despite clicking a lot in the closest flower but plenty of detail where it did decide to focus:
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] marc.ientilucci:
The dog
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] diabl0w:
what's the best way to upload an image? right now I'm just on XDA via chromium
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] ghettopops:
The App ;)
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] gavinfabl:
Great photos :)

Does anyone know or can anyone test to see if adobe lightroom mobile allows taking photos in raw? OR another app to shoot in raw?
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] marc.ientilucci:
Very low light, smokey environment. Turned out much clearer than expected
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] daewond3r:
Just saw this great shootout video from PCWorld. They compare the Pixel (XL in this case) to the S7, iPhone 7 Plus and V20. Def worth watching!

http://www.pcworld.com/video/70857/google-pixel-camera-shootout
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] coolhead:
Really love this camera. Everything is so well balanced

Pictures taking in my hometown Groningen in the Netherlands
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] marc.ientilucci:
HDR+ only
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] Bruce Lee:
I don't care what anybody says. This camera is dope. I like it better than my Samsung Galaxy S7 camera.
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] nednednerb:
Happy Halloween!

A few snaps...
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] coolhead:
I did some late night shoots in the city

I see that there is a lot of quality lost by posting this here.... [emoji52]
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] subhani:
Random sunset time comparison with the 6P

Nexus first then Pixel. I believe the result on the nexus is better. Even though it can be harder to capture that shot and even though it takes longer to shoot, process and open the app. The nexus also has terrible stabilisation, has trouble autofocussing and fails to get close up in macros.
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] coolhead:
I hardly see any difference....

I prefer the pixel slightly,

And the things you mentioned are the difference

I can't download them at full resolution so it's hard to say this way which one is clearly better.
[Google Pixel Guides, News, & Discussion] subhani:
Yeah I uploaded them on tinypic and I thought they embed them in the thread with a click function to take it to their site for full resolution. I could swear it used to do that. I need another solution.
[Asus Transformer TF701] BeerGogglesFTW:
I stream a lot with TF701T. Currently it has the latest version of CM-nightly. But its always been an issue with this tablet.

Certain apps will get really choppy when playing at full-HD. Most are fine.

e.g.

MLB.tv app, I stream full HD. Everything is great.

NHL.tv app, as soon as it hits HD it stutters like crazy. (Its not internet speed related. I live alone with excellent internet and wifi.) NHL.tv is an app I prefer to be low-res and pixelated and smooth, but that only lasts the first 4 seconds after it starts. I usually just send NHL.tv to chromecast anyway, where it plays fine. But I don't always want to use chromecast either.

Last night, I watched the MLB Blue Jays/Orioles game on the TBS app. Everything was great.

Today, I'm trying to watch on the ESPN app, everything is really choppy... it happens as soon as it hits HD, or max quality.

Anything that isn't live works perfectly fine... Netflix, Youtube, CW, any TV channel app with day old content.

Not really sure what's causing it... or even if I knew, if there would be a way to limit bandwidth, resolution, frames per second.

Thank you
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] keithfrombm:
So, I'm due an upgrade. A certain electronics dealer (not sure if it would be against the rules to name them) is running 2 promos: 1) Get a Note 5: get a $250 gift card at time of purchase. 2) Get any of the s7devices (Edge/Note too) and get a free 32" Sammy Smart TV. I don't really need the tv but the mother in law could use it. So, I literally cannot decide which to get. They have pros and cons all around. I'm a trucker, so my concern about the Edge's display is whether the glare along that curve would be annoying or distracting. My wife's s7 hasn't lagged yet, but reviews of both Notes mention lag (precious few reviews of Note 5 after MM update). Most reviews can't call a clear-cut "pick this one." And so, the freebies enter the equation. What do you guys think? I'm sure some of you had the 5. Do you think the 7 is significantly better? That it performs better?
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] nuclearrage:
Depends, I have been a note fan for along time. I use the s pen a bunch, and love the 5.7 inch screen size. I would say if you ate a note fan , and use the s pen a lot then go with the note 7. If you don't use the pen the the s7(or edge) would be good. I had the note 5 as my daily phone for a year, it's a solid phone, but the note 7 is better. The IP68 rating is awesome and I take the note 7 everywhere without worry about the weather. The battery performance is soo much better than the note 5 as well. I also was able to get the 256gb SD card for the Note 7 and its been great to be able to have all my music in my phone again. Hope this helps.
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] keithfrombm:
Sorry for lateness of reply. I've been testing an s7 Edge and an iPhone 6s+ to see if either is a suitable "upgrade." Can't do the iPhone. It's just too limiting. BUT since the Note 7 is officially done for, is the Note 5 "just as good?" I use the S Pen semi-regularly, but it isn't essential. I can do what I do without it. So I'm down to these 3 phones: s7 Edge which is ok but I'm UNimpressed with its performance. Seriously. I expected better, for some reason. LG v20 which is costly and even the AT&T rep was telling me "I've had literally 10 LG V10s returned in 6 months for manufacturing flaws." I asked her to elaborate and she said "Screen issues. Lines and such." Or the Note 5. If the s7 isn't flawless IMO, then how can a half generation older device be any better? Any input is appreciated.
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] svache:
I think it depends who you ask, and of course what you want to use it for. It isn't a bad device, but to give you an idea, I skipped the Note 5 in favor of my Note 4 at the time because of the removable battery and no SD card. The Note 7 however, was new enough to get me over to the other side and give the "no removable battery" a go (one of the added reasons was also the 256 GB SD card lol).

Right now, my personal options for a new phone are Pixel, V20, S7 Edge or back to my old Note 4 for the time being. And in all honesty, unless I like how the S7 Edge feels within a cover, I'll likely end up with my Note 4 again. I need the space an SD slot can provide me, and well, I'm still kind of hooked to the idea of being able to remove a battery and put a new one in :)
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] keithfrombm:
Like you, I held off on the 5 because of those issues. But I'm not a huge fan of the edges/curves. There's not a case on the market that provides decent protection for it simply due to the design. To make matters worse, Zagg pulled its tempered glass protectors because they weren't staying on. Haven't found one yet that does. Functionally, it's an awful design. It's easily broken. The v20 is an option, but it's really expensive, and I just can't justify that for an LG. They don't deserve it. I've never had luck with LG devices lasting. I'm not even remotely interested in the Pixel, but my Note 4 screen has burn-in. The s7 Edge isn't awful, but I was hoping for more in terms of performance. I may just return this one and get a regular s7.
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] ad44891:
The closest thing to the note 7 is the note 5.. I'm actually using both of them till I return my note 7..lol
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] mayonesa01:
I got the N5 when it came out, i was hesitant about the battery and memory (reason i got the 64gb) but i have had no issues. Im glad i didn't sell it. Its in perfect condition.
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] svache:
Hmm, I think that's a bit the thing. While I have read others saying similar things, I never had any issues with LG Prada that I had when it first came out. I loved that phone at the time.. but granted, it's also the only LG I ever owned so I don't really know for sure how the brand holds up with other models.
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] keithfrombm:
I bought an LG TV & Sound plate, and have owned a G2 & Tab 7.0. only the Tab 7 still works. Also, WAAAAY back in the day I had an LG Vu (in the pre-smart phone era). The $200 rebate helps lean me towards it.
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] svache:
There's a rebate on the V20 with ATT? If so, that may just be it for me to get pulled into it.
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] keithfrombm:
You have to trade in a paid off smartphone with a minimum value of $5. LOL I'm serious.
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] svache:
Hmm... darnit, I wish I didn't destroy a bunch of old smartphones a few months ago. Unsure if there's anything left besides my trusty Note 4... not really feeling like giving that phone up (plus it will get as much if not more when I sell it second hand).. imagine something like the Note 7 debacle happens again lol

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Hmm just quickly checked.. still have to Galaxy S's (the first one)... guess I could get rid of those lol

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Hmm it seems I have a few more old phones, but they're all older than the S and unsure if they are all qualified to them as "smartphone", I even still have the LG Prada lol
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] borijess:
Att charges 830 for the v20 and T-Mobile charges 750. Att is a rip off.
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] svache:
I agree, ATT is a lot more expensive, not just phones but also with the plans. Sadly it's also the only one (together with Verizon, but I want GSM for my trips to Europe so no chance I go to them) that has decent coverage in my state. T-mobile really lacks when it comes to coverage, their customer service isn't that great either in all honesty. The price is right, I agree, if only they had decent coverage then I could live with it I guess.
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] borijess:
This might be good for us.

http://www.sammobile.com/2016/10/23...tedly-let-customers-get-a-galaxy-s8-for-free/
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] mayonesa01:
What about those that just stayed with their old Note 5. This is interesting. No point in me going to a s7 when i still have a perfect N5. Hope im not screwed for not jumping to the s7
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] borijess:
I am thinking of holding on to the note 7 shut it off and use my one plus 3 until the s8 arrives. Then I will exchange for a s7 edge.
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] roninep:
I wanted to hold out with my N7 but when they banned them on flights I figured just switch and deal with it...I went with the s7 edge because it was the closest to the N7...I've had it a few weeks now and it's okay. does most of the things the N7 did...I am unhappy with the screen size and do wish I had the stylus...Battery life is similar..But I do feel like I have gone backwards...

I have been calling ATT cust service and my local store trying to convince them to let me get the upgrade when the N8/S8 comes out but they wont...so I'm unhappy I'm locked into this Next contract with a year old phone..

I read Samsung may be doing upgrade offers to the N8 for N7 owners so there is still hope....

This S7 edge is an okay replacement to get us thru but its not a N7....
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] svache:
You're not necessarily locked into it though.. if you have the Next 12, and if you still have several months to go until the 12 months, you could pay forward to get the upgrade. The rules are pretty much saying that it needs to be paid for 12 months, not that you cannot upgrade for 12 months. Meaning, you pay a few months extra (let's say it comes out in august, you would have to pay 2-3 months extra probably). It isn't a favorable option since the phone you're essentially renting from them becomes more expensive to rent, but I have had it confirmed by an ATT rep that this is indeed possible to do.
[AT&T Note 7  Questions & Answers] roninep:
I'm on the Next 30....I'll call ATT tomorrow and see if I can switch to the 12...ur right it's a better option altho i guess a little more expensive...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] spearoid:
So, I've been at this Android thing for a very long time, and had unofficially retired from the XDA world when I bought a GS7 because I never thought rooting would even be possible. Well, now that I've rooted the phone and experimented with a custom ROM, I've come up with a question I don't know that I've ever had or read before.

I'm struggling with whether or not to stay in the rooted universe because I had come to take advantage of Samsung Pay quite often, and I didn't realize the battery difference would be what it is.

I want my phone rooted for two primary reasons, 1) to hack the provisioning so that I can use the native hotspot feature without needing a special app like FoxFi, and 2) to be able to remove all the crapware these phones come with.

So.. Theoretically here..... Shouldn't it be possible to root my phone, remove the crap, hack the provisioning, and then unroot the phone, revert back to the stock kernel, get my battery life back, and use Samsung Pay again? I never did load Samsung Pay on this phone since I've rooted it.

I saw psouza's unrooting guide but if I recall it was a destructive process..... I'd like to see if there's a way to root, set things up, then unroot and restore the phone to a state that maintains the hotspot hack and makes Samsung Pay happy.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] bart77:
http://xdaforums.com/verizon-galaxy-s7/help/magisk-t3462583/post68962510

I had the same question. Apparently if you alter the system the stock boot image/kernal will not boot.

You will get a verity error.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] spearoid:
well poo....I wonder....since the S7 is still relatively new to hacking....I wonder if someone can figure out a workaround that would allow for tampering first, and a successful unrooting afterward. Or maybe this is a Android-wide problem...I've never really thought about this particular approach before....I've always just been always rooted, or never rooted.

I also have this hope that someone will figure out how to spoof whatever is necessary in order for Samsung Pay to still work.

I am using stang5.0liter's ROM and the only slight issue is the battery.......phone runs smoothly for me.....if Samsung Pay worked on this ROM I wouldn't even care about my initial question here.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] Illogi.xbone:
It will not work. The original kernel for the device checks system verity. This is a part of locked boot loaders and android M+. If one bit of information is changed the original kernel will not boot. The reason we can root with the engineer kernel is it does not do this. Due to being in a "custom" status and non original kernel Samsung pay will not work nor will it ever work with this root method.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] spearoid:
You have ruined my life with this response :eek:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] bart77:
So, why is the performance so bad on the engineering kernal?