yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] ChazzMatt:
Your solution is interesting. Yes, these phones do get hot. I often stick mine and my wife's in the freezer for a few minutes when doing a lot of TWRP backup, cache wiping, and rebooting stuff.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] jasonktse:
okay guys,

I had two "identical" TILTS in my hand and from just glancing at them, they are identical. Then I looked closely at the battery's manufacturing location and one was MADE IN KOREA, and then the other one MADE in CHINA. The batteries apparently came from different factories, and was wondering where are all you guy's battery from?

Thanks
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] fgrump123:
mine is made in korea. i bought the kaiser in Hong Kong.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] diar:
my battery was made in china. do you notice a difference in battery life between the two?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] GarJones27:
I have to Tilts in hand also and one the 2 batteries are different. Both are obviously OEM. The one on my first Kaiser is a Samsung with black plastic on the metal on the back of the battery while the other is a DynaPack without anything on the metal back. Both of which are made in China. I am wondering if this difference has any effect on power. With the Samsung battery I was able to go 2 days without charging. On my new Tilt, which I just received yesterday, I haven't been able to try it out for long but it doesn't seem like it's been as good as the Samsung. I will report back with more info once I use them both for a while.

Check out the pics.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] RojasTKD:
Just got my tilt and it came with a DynaPac and says "product of China"
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] jasonktse:
I left both of them on, with BLUETOOTH, WIFI connected, HSDPA , FULL Brightness and GPS ENABLED......The Samsung one out lasted Made in China one by about 45 minutes. I was able to get close to 5 hours with the SAMSUNG ONE.

I charged both of the devices for 24 hours ahead of the testing, and the Dynapak one is the least powerful one. Both had been using for more than 1 month now, so the break in is already there and both were charged to max before they were used. I read up on how to maximize the battery before and followed the guidelines so, the batteries were treated the same ways.

That's my result, how are your guy's?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] lokmeup:
Samsung, product of Korea, here.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] JwY:
Samsung and from Korea as well. From an OEM sealed TyTN II.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Greg220:
To have a valid result of the tests you should have turned off WiFi and data, unless you make sure that the same amount of data is being transferred in both tests. Especially HSPA is known to drain battery very quickly so if you have mail checking enabled and your phone downloads some messages that makes your tests uneven. Not to mention if someone calls you in meantime ;)

It's hard to imagine that the difference is so huge. Hence my suggestions.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] CyberSniper:
The Samsung batteries came from the earlier batches of Tytn II in Hong Kong. The latest batch all have Dynapacks. I have the Samsung one and it doesn't heat up as much as the Dyna ones.

However, the newer Tytn II seem to have a different screen. The touch screen feels softer and doesn't work as well under sunlight. However, the Tytn II with Samsung battery has weird horizontal lines on the screen that looks like the LCD is constantly refreshing. Sent it to HTC but they returned it to me saying its normal. I also noticed these lines on older Tytn II's including the demo machine. My friend's machine which came with the Dynapack however does not suffer from this problem.
[ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] David.Tay:
Anyone tried to install and use it in custom rom?

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Since the Asus releases Android 6.0 and i tried to port out the AudioWizard and AudioWizardService from its zip file and install it, and copy its /lib/x86 file provided to /system/lib, but it gives nothing effect.

So does have any solution to this?
[General Questions and Answers] Hunter_Zero:
I need to project my android on my PC (Windows 10).. the screen is completely shattered to the point I touch anything.. Doesnt matter since I cant see anything expect it light up... my computer recongizes it but I dont have USB debugging enabled on it.. (Didnt think I would need to haha) **** happens but, anyway anyone know how I can enable USB debugging with a broken STOCK phone? <It is rooted>
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CappyT:
Since it is a software feature and we have system images....

Has anyone attempted to port the EIS from pixel to the 6P?

Probably that helps really out with the issues in videos we have right now...
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flex360:
i doubt that ever be ported
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CappyT:
Could be bundled with the apk itself, like assistant.

Well, exploring the system pixel image, i found this build.prop lines.

persist.camera.gyro.android=4
persist.camera.tof.direct=1
persist.camera.tnr.preview=1
persist.camera.tnr.video=1
ro.camera.notify_nfc=1

Since i have the assistant fix already,

ro.product.model=Pixel XL
ro.opa.eligible_device=true

I added them to the build prop. The phone seems a bit better in image stabilization or is it just me?

Looking for someone else to confirm. Take a backup, as always.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] i42o:
Build prop edit

Add

persist.camera.eis.enable
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CappyT:
There is already. (it's the default EIS included in the N6P)

They talk about an advanced, way better EIS in the Pixel XL. (the camera I believe it's the same as N6P, or at least, the specs are.)
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xmaster8:
It is possible if it is software on apk level + build.prop like assistant.. If it is hardcoded in lib files (probably proprietary/vendor) then it is impossible.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CappyT:
Theoretically, it IS possible, but requires a good amount of reverse engineering.

Since asm/machinecode isn't fun nor easy (arm still easier than x86, tho), it will take a huge effort just to have the code in an understandable language.

I will see what can I (and possibly others) discover.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xmaster8:
Theoretically yes.. But nearly impossible.

All the info we have is that EIS 2.0 pings gyroscope 200 times per second and then process every image to do the stabilization on Pixel so the first question is: Can snapdragon 810 actually handle that? It might but how long before it throttles and video becomes unusable?

Secondly snapdragon 820/821 have lots of updates/added components in image processing to boost camera performance and quality...

Pixel HDR+ doesnt even run on CPU but on HVX which a.f.a.i.k. we dont have. I will add the link if i can find the info for this as i saw it earlier today.

EDIT: Pixel HDR+

So whe might actually lack the hardware to do EIS 2.0 or HDR+ (pixel way). I certainly hope we dont but we probably are..
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CappyT:
I read the full xda article on sony sensor. (It's on xda portal)

Yup, we cannot do HDR+ video without destroying the processor, but we can support actually the EIS 2.0, since there's no hardware requirement for that. You just need a gyroscope (which we have).

As for throttling, maybe we can't shoot a 4k 30fps full eis video, but the point here is getting better 1080p videos, not shaky as hell.

The build.prop i posted on OP seems to do something. But maybe it's placebo... I gotta wait someone like me tries it to actually say it does.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] i42o:
If I'm not mistaken the 821 soc has something specific that allows it to run the camera features exclusive to the pixel... After enabling this in build prop I feel as if it didn't make a difference, as you mentioned it's already there... The camera works for me but the stabilizing is still not good
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CappyT:
Did you put the 5 values in the first post? Also, it requires you to have already the "assistant" mod in (the two values mentioned just under)

After, reboot and clear data+cache of the camera app.

Agreed, but the stabilizer doesn't need ANY hardware. I'm not trying to port HDR+ or any other thing. Just the stabilizer.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] i42o:
At 1080p you can slightly tell eis is there but when you record in 4k the shaking is more notable... I do feel as if there is something specific to the software that can be ripped and implemented into other devices... I'm trying to do some digging but I'm kinda lost . Will report if I find anything
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hamid Chikh:
add this too

persist.camera.is_type=4
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] GhostZini:
Well, that was fun and sad. What else is left to say. Note 7 was probably the best phone ever to date and its up in smoke. I'm grabbing a LG V20. You??
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] konoha457:
Gonna keep my S7 edge loaner phone since it's still waterproof and supports a SD card. In all honesty I'm disappointed I had to give up the note7, really had hoped Samsung would have fixed this issue. Though now I doubt they will continue the Note series after this scandal :(
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] probablecauzdnb:
i am just waiting for the LG V20 to go on pre-sale
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] erider:
already swapped for a note 5. I'll stick with this till something better comes along since none of this fiasco affected my jump. Reason I didnt go with the s7edge was i'll miss the pen and quite frankly the curved screen and trying to keep protection on it drove me nuts. Also used a loaner s7E for 2 weeks and just didnt care for it that much.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] nicholb:
I am thinking I'll go with the Pixel XL 128GB whenever they come back in stock for order from Google. I'll return the Note 7 which should end my JOD. Next year I may go with the Note 8 (or whatever they may call it) if I can get back onto JOD. Who knows if JOD will even be in existence then.

I am thinking Pixel because it should at least stay up to date. I am going to miss Samsung Pay.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] budco2000:
Not sure what I'm going to do. As you can see by my signature, I've been on Android for years. Right now I have to narrow 3 decisions down to one. They are 1. Keep my Note 7 and take my chances. I have a feeling if I keep it and refuse to turn it in, eventually T-Mo will block all Note 7's IMEI numbers from registering on the network. 2. I also have been looking at the LG V20 which is available for preorder on 10/17, and the 3rd, is a weird one. I have been watching videos of the iPhone 7 plus. It would be nice to try something different. Every Android phone I get, always gets Nova Launcher installed and restored so it's like I end up with the same phone with every new phone I get lol. Apple store gives you 14 days to return with no restocking fee if I want to try one out. I've always bad mouthed Apple, Damn, what to do
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] JayDean03:
Are y'all getting texts saying return your devices?
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] thegameksk:
I havent
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] Djapatos:
I did. To which i replied NO and they got so pissed at me that they just ignored me lol :D :crying:
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] GoogleAndroid:
I'm undecided. Anything I would get I sacrifice something. Not a huge fan of the S7 edge or the V20. The pixel XL is a possibility. The phone I'm leaning toward most is actually the Nexus 6P. The question is if I can get financed via newegg or Google for either phone. I'm a college student and don't wanna buy them outright, so if I could just pay monthly like I do now that'd be great.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] JayDean03:
:laugh:
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] dtomlin:
I've not got anything
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] Thetransporter2425:
Anyone else using a Gear S watch ?? theres another issue as well.. Watch compatability.

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I'm on Tmobile as well and havent received a text either as of yet..
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] JaguarXT:
I am not sure either. I just might go back to my Note 2 (even though the screen is cracked and headphone jack only works sometimes) for now. Yes, it is coming to the point of coming back to four year old technology. Galaxy S7 Edge will allow to use the Gear Fit2. LG V20 is the best second option on T-Mobile. Neither comes close to what Galaxy Note 7 is as a whole package. Which means backing out for now until next year maybe my best option,

I am still considering either Galaxy S7 Edge or LG V20. I just wonder if I would be happy with them since using Galaxy Note 7.

Here is some stuff I will miss from Galaxy Note 7: Back and front curve glass design, HDR video controller, fast charging, S Pen, the option to set the device to lower resolution for better battery life, more control of background process with apps, Samsung Health (measuring SpO2, Heart Rate, Steps, Walking Mileage, Walking Time, Stress point measure, etc), Gear Fit2 integration, Apps Edge, 5.7" 2K Super AMOLED curved screen (that is able to reproduce HDR colors and playback 4K content), etc.

The Note 7 camera (video and still) can either be matched or close to matched by Galaxy S7 Edge and LG V20. The CPU in S7 Edge and V20 is the same as Note 7. LG V20 has much better audio, audio recording, and better software for video and audio recording, but otherwise it is behind the Galaxy Note 7.

Basically nothing in the market to match Galaxy Note 7 as a whole package. This is the reason I am having such problems with this.

I will wait for LG V20 then I will return the Note 7 and make a choice of next device.

I am angry at Samsung in not being straight. Are they going to startup manufacturing again or just kill the line? Samsung only say they are stopping production temporary while they come up better manufacturing solution (and resuming production in later date) and for us to return our current device for refund for now. They hinted that they will resume manufacturing once they resolved the manufacturing issue. The hint is where some of us believe that there will be a third version. While the rest believe that is the end. Samsung has not commented in any concrete fashion if this is the true end or not. Not even an email or update to device to show which way they are going long term (like they did with the first version). I didn't get any text either on their long term plan info.

Yes, the news media and bloggers (in different media) are making their noise about this. But at this point in time nothing from Samsung to say one way or the other in a concrete fashion.

So regardless if this is true or not we have no choice but to believe this is the end. Samsung Needs To Communicate the full information of what they are planning to do.

At the end: I feel completely abandoned by Samsung. And now that I experienced such top end, full featured package of the Galaxy Note 7, I feel completely disappointed by all other devices.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] pete4k:
Samsung is probably in the state of shock, people involved with N7 are probably wondering where will they find next job (somebody needs to be blamed for $20B+ loss) and large companies take time to make and announce decisions, so we may have to wait and see. The way I see it: forget N7 and actually no more Note line phones, but it would be beyond idiotic not to relaunch 5.7 inch flagship phone with S-pen (Galaxy S-pen anyone?), since this is probably the only phone line with no direct competition at all. Some report says now 50% surveyed respondents have negative connotation about Note brand, but to me it's clear other 50% don't, so I'm not even sure changing brand is even necessary and Note 8 would be a perfect vehicle for launching some new, less fire prone battery chemistry.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] JaguarXT:
Well I noticed when the chips on right side (including CPU chip) heats up the battery slowly heats up on the left side (using Phone Info+ app as temp reference for the CPU & battery as well as hand touch). The battery does stay lower than CPU chip temp. And the battery is much slower to heat up then the CPU chip too. I wonder if the heat from the chips on the right side is causing the battery on the left to heat up. Seems not to have a good enough heat protection for the battery from the heat of the chips on its right. This would mean a redesign of the internals of the Note. Or at least a better heat protection for the battery from the heat of the chips. There is little way for the heat to be released for the device. I wonder if it better to use the metal sides/edges to release the heat (much like a heat sink works).

The device doesn't need to be that thin either which is part of the issues with the battery connectors end up touching each other. Which brings a question: Would a drop cause the battery connectors to touch each other with them being so close to each other?

I also notice when I manage background process for apps that then temp for both CPU and battery stays so much lower. As well as battery lasts much longer per charge.

Though I find that the battery mostly stays lower than 100F (in the 80s and 90s).

Interesting that the chips side (right) heats up while the battery side (left) stays cool or somewhat cool to touch.

Which means redesigning the device. If this is the case, then Samsung should say that they are going to wait until next year to release a new "Note" or whatever name they call the new device. Just be straight up to your customers. Their customers deserve at least that.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] douger1957:
I learned when I started flashing ROMs on the Note 4 that Samsung smart watches aren't very smart. I got a Moto. It'll work with any phone.

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I feel the same way. As a package, there is nothing available either now or in the immediate future that compares with the Note 7. But this phone is way too expensive to John Wayne it and see what they'll do to holdouts that won't stop using it. I'm not particularly worried about the thing blowing up. The odds are forever in my favor.

Either the Pixel XL or the V20 are the next best phones without going to the dark side (Apple.) Rumor has it that Verizon's exclusive to the Pixel might be very short lived. My trouble with the Pixel is no SD card (I have over 120 GB of music that I carry with me.) I certainly won't be going back to Verizon.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] DeMi-GoD:
Samsung finally posted something on their facebook page. Their wording makes me feel better... This is all precautionary while they investigate.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] TechBSwift:
Wtf you have posted this information on 4 threads... Stop double, triple, etc posting
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] DeMi-GoD:
I didn't know if that was against the rules or not. I'm just trying to help get info to everyone and people are spread out in many different threads. I tried to delete extra posts but it won't let me.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] Natureboy72:
S7 edge
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] Kilroy672:
S7Edge had it twice why not a third time charm. :D
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] L-NANG:
I will definitely miss this phone, best phone I ever had. I went back to htc and picked up the htc 10, its currently $549 on their website. I would get the pixel but didn't have sd card expansion and is pretty expensive and the wife has the s7 edge which I didn't like because it doesn't have that symetry design which made the note 7 feel comfortable to hold.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] C_LosEvo:
Damn, I still don't know what phone I want as a replacement (everything else seems like a down grade). I will for sure get the Note 8 or whatever they call it (S8 pro or S8 plus).
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] bkeaver:
There is no watch compatibility with gear fit 2, I'm using it with my Oneplus 3 just like I did with my note 7
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] dkb218:
Just heard on the morning news: Samsung will give a $100 credit if you switch to another Samsung phone.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] bkeaver:
I heard it was only 25 dollars, unless something changed
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] dkb218:
Yeah, it's now $100.

http://www.samsung.com/us/note7recall/?cid=ppc-
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] dkb218:
Continue from previous post.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] bkeaver:
The Note line is too huge for them to discontinue it all together. My guesses that next year it will return. My 2 cents anyways

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so T-Mobile still has it on their website only a 25 dollar bill credit. And that link you posted says up to a 100 bill credit which to me that leaves a loop hole for the carriers to set what they think. I wonder which will win out..

https://explore.t-mobile.com/samsung-galaxy-note7-recall
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] bishmaster5000:
I haven't gotten a text telling me to return, and my V2 has been rock solid. But I already started nerding out with a spreadsheet of possible phone purchases, something I haven't done in a long time. I would give Samsung another chance, but they really don't have anything that fits my needs except the Note 7 which was near perfect for me.

The ZTE Axon 7 is looking like my best choice so far, but I haven't ruled out the OnePlus 3 or the LG V20 (even though I've had a bad experience with LG in the past). For the price of a Note 7 I could buy two mid grade phones and figure out which one suits me best.
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] bkeaver:
I was thinking about the V20 but I got such bad reception with the previous LG models I just can't pull that trigger on it. I guess I'm going to go back to a S7 Edge for now.. Until something better comes in the stores. I already have a OnePlus 3 and it is a great device but I use it as a tinker phone and a backup phone in situations like this :)
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] Stixxbixby:
Same! I've tried almost every major oem on Android, Windows & Blackberry combined, except iPhone.

I'm not necessarily anti-apple, as I have a MacBook & my kids have iPads & an iPhone 6s as well. I always just considered ios to be limiting, to say the least.

However, the Note 7, which I plan on using until I am told I cannot, has spoiled me & all of us. It is so great, that all the other Android phones seem like a major step backwards - literally or figuratively. I used the S7 edge for 4 months & it was a very good experience, but not nearly as refined & perfected as the Note is/was; And that's how I view the other Android counterparts. I am just not intrigued by the likes of the LG V20, Pixel XL, etc, etc...

So, just for the sake of something different, & to be a bit more objective when comparing Android to ois, I am going to TRY the jet black iphone 7 plus. I'm doing it for science, haha! If I dislike it, I will try something else. Simple as that.

At least I'll have a new device & platform to play with until the S8 &/or subsequent Note/S-pen Pro/S8 + (hopefully!) comes out...
[T-Mobile Note 7  Questions & Answers] bishmaster5000:
I can't remember exactly which LG it was, G3 or G4 maybe, it was brand new about a year ago, but to call it an awful lag fest would be generous. My Galaxy S1 ran circles around it and that's 4+ years older! I'm willing to give LG a chance but I'll have to hear some real user reviews before I pull the trigger on a V20. No more preorders for me. The S7 is a great phone but it's just too small for me. Realistically all I need is a large screen and a decent headphone jack.

What keeps you from using the OnePlus 3 as a daily driver if you don't mind me asking?