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[Elephone P8000] florisz1:
Have mine since august 2015 and still use it every day. Only problem is the screen. But it only shows when the screen is off. When the screen is on, the stuff on the edges does show correct.

Have it rooted from day 1. Use the firmware from 20150725. Removed as much bloatware as possible, but still need No Root Firewall to block connections to Chinese sites from some of the default Android apps.

Also have some trouble with the camera. For example alternative camera apps crash the phone as well as the Google Drive document scann functionality.

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[Elephone P8000] kgoerbig:
I passed my p8000 to my daughter. It still works fine after a year, but the bottom of the screen has cracked. I could replace the screen, but it seems to be a pain in the ass to replace (literally have to disassemble the entire p8000 to replace it). I ended up getting a Leeco Max X2 x829 for $220. Works great on ATT. 3GB ram, 2.15Ghz quad core, 1080p screen, and 64GB storage. There is no sdcard slot or headphone jack, but easy solution is keeping a 32GB USB stick with a USB type C flat connector on it, attached to my car key ring for backups (Roms, gapps, twrp backup etc...). And keeping the Type C headphone jack on the end of my headphones.
[Elephone P8000] treekeith:
2 years and no problems,great phone
[Elephone P8000] -Tiz-:
Surprised how reliable the phone works since many years. Battery still perfect!
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] The Phone Company:
Samsung can't replicate the "problem"? Really? Ever thought about this then…

Actually, if this was actually real, then here's the deal. Phones explode/catch fire, consider these then damaged devices evidence. They get sent in to be examined by expert analysts in the field. This alone would explain what was the problem with these supposed faulty products IF this was actually the case.

The fact that the supposed owners of these supposed exploded Note 7's refused to turn their devices in speaks volumes!
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] br0adband:
Ever thought about this then...

Maybe they have been able to replicate the problem which they would not publicly announce because they're still investigating and saying anything before they're completely done is ridiculous and would just create more potential fear and panic. Maybe they came to realize that they can't fix it on ~2.5 million Note 7 devices with a simple firmware update so they decided the best possible course of action would be recall all of them globally and just scrap the entire line and move on.

The fact that a lot of people refuse to return their Note 7 devices doesn't speak volumes, it makes one very clear statement: some people just will not accept the fact that Samsung itself says "We're sorry but our Note 7 devices have a problem that could cause serious injury or property damage at any random moment so please return them for a refund of the purchase price or an exchange to another device as soon as possible, thank you..." and that the right thing to do - by any measure of common sense - is to return the admittedly defective device as requested.

Anyone in the world with a Note 7 that is consciously aware of the recall being in effect and that Samsung itself has said the Note 7 is a defective device yet continues to use the device has a problem - and I don't mean the Note 7.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] The Phone Company:
Fear and panic? That's down to media propaganda and the likes of those on these forums regurgitating the "Note 7 is dead" meme.

No, Samsung sending out the recent 'N9300ZHU2BPJ4' Note 7 update has shown those with eyes that this Phone is still very much alive!
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Ryland Johnson:
Hi, I don't think any member here has said what Samsung has not already said? What I find members here doing is simply repeating what Samsung Korea have said and written. I stand to be corrected though.

I hope you are correct and Samsung are still producing the Note 7 and we will soon be able to buy another one. At present my understanding and that of my store, also country Samsung importer, is the Note 7 has been removed from Samsung sales portfolio, will not be replaced and production has ceased? :(

Hey I am not picking a row, I am just quoting without emotion what we have been told and the paper work sent out to us by our sales outlet and the Samsung importer?

You don't need to keep defending Samsung, I, like many others, want our Note 7's back! Nothing would please me more. I am sincerely unsure how you arrive at the Note 7 is "still alive". What do you know we don't? Please share any information you have. So many previous Note 7 owners have now changed phone that I am certain if you have information we would all deeply appreciate it. Many thanks for any help you are able to offer. :good:

Ryland
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Novarider:
If you read the first post he is talking about the phones that caught fire. Those people are refusing to send the phones to Samsung.

Why do you keep posting in nearly every thread things like people "have a serious problem" and that everyone has to return their phone because it's the "right thing to do"?

Give it a rest, we KNOW their is a recall. We KNOW how you feel about it. If you turned in your phone why are you still trolling the note 7 forums?
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] br0adband:
Samsung has plenty of Note 7 devices that have failed that were returned by customers. The problem then becomes it's almost impossible to tell exactly what caused the failure with such a device because the failure destroyed the device and probably masks the actual point of failure.

If one of the chips in the charging circuit is to blame for the failure - if that turns out to be the cause - and it gets all burnt up to a crisp when the battery burns up, you can see how difficult it will be to say for sure that chip is the faulty part, right?
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Spere:
+1
[HTC Desire C] soiLJyren:
hi

i have this htc desire c rooted and relocked bootloader s-on. it is stuck in boot. i tried the recovery tools but it says invalid command. i tried fastboot but it didnt work bc usb debugging is disabled after i tried a factory reset. aand i havent flashed a custom recovery into it and the end. sooo is it bricked? just wanna know if it is still possible to fix it :) phone is usable last 2yrs ago
[XDA Assist] chanaka8910:
my xperia z gps stopped working. i think it was my fault, i need schematic diagram or location of the gps unit and fuses, please give them to me for the repair phone. thank you
[XDA Assist] sawdoctor:
Greetings and welcome to xda, If you ask your question here

http://xdaforums.com/xperia-z/help

The experts will be able to help you

Good Luck

Sawdoctor
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackpollard:
I wonder if this is the death blow for Pay if your not 100% stock and bootloader locked?

I'm stock, unlocked, custom kernel and no root.

My pay failed today and I could not figure out why, I read a thread where someone did a complete wipe and still failed saftynet. It seems that Google shut the door for Pay regardless if your rooted, you just have to be unlocked.

Any thoughts this can be worked around? Or like Chainfire said, it's just a matter of time before Google shuts the door.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flicker20:
Exact same issue for me this morning... I have an unlocked bootloader but since upgrading to 7.0 I haven't rooted and I am completely stock - Android Pay failed. I ran Safetynet Helper and it failed with a CTS Profile Match: False.

As far as I am aware nothing has changed on my phone between me going to sleep last night and waking up this morning...
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jammol:
SafetyNet is now sensing bootloader status.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackpollard:
So, I know folks like Chainfire was able to always figure out someway to get things to work with root. Being its at the bootloader level, do you think its possible that folks would be able to figure something out? I suppose Google is just trying to aim more towards the general population, which I suppose I can't blame them, they are a for profit company. Between the Nexus current news, Pixel only software and now this, it seems to be getting clearer what direction they are going. How long until no financial app works if not bone stock? And what about like Netflix, PSVue, etc., really any app that does not want to allow any mods to the phone just wont work anymore.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hawgguy:
Game over. You must submit. Stay inside the lines.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bouchigo:
That all just depends on the user. What's more important to you, root or AP? Do you want a more secure platform, or not? All they're really doing is forcing people to make that choice. Personally, I don't use AP very much, and when I do it's more to say, "Hey, that's cool, it works", so the choice is pretty simple for me :good:
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackpollard:
My fear is that what is going to stop all apps from just building that check in and denying use? Apple has always been a walled environment, it was understood to a point, thank you Cydia. Google's implementation of Android on the Nexus was the main selling point to me. It was never the best device for me really, I have nothing but Mac's and the iPhone integrates great with the laptops, but again the open nature of the Nexus kept me hooked. It seems all the recent moves from Google is showing a different path, which I completely understand, but for me, I have to put the iPhone back at the top for my next phone, I'm not too sure what the current Android offerings do for me. Would the only way to get plain AOSP on my phone be to unlock and root? Or will I have to match my phone and software and really not be able to utilize all the available apps because if I want to mod something, I can't without possibly breaking apps? Or do I just not give a crap anymore and just smile and nod with my shiny new iPhone?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] el_chiefo:
I just had this fail on me just yesterday. I unlocked bootloader, flashed stock Nougat firmware from google's dev site, left bootloader unlocked and just set up my device. Android Pay failed. Contacted Google, they told me to perform a factory reset, failed again. I just told them that I am assuming that the bootloader has to be locked in order for it to work. Locked and yes, it started working. I use AP almost on the daily, whether is be for the vending machines at the public park for when I pick up my daughter or for Uber. DAMN IT GOOGLE!!!
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dratsablive:
Interesting to note that Pokemon Go must not be using SafetyNet anymore. I flashed the developer preview images and am stock no root/custom recovery. SafetyNet fails, but PoGo still works.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] combat goofwing:
I had a fail this morning in a shop I always use it,git a message saying cannot be used on this device .I'm unlocked bootloader but never rooted,on beta programme so running 7.1 but had same thing a few days ago running 7.0,prior to the AP recent update I was using it in problem in 7.0 with unlocked BL

Also how do you relock the BL ,don't flash ROMs etc anymore so may as well lock it if it allows AP
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] italia0101:
Not sure Googles selling point was ever rooting and modding , the selling point of Nexus for me was a clean OS , fast and smooth, updates etc. rooting / modding was a bonus, Android as a whole still offers a tonne more options for customization and utility than the iPhone even without rooting.

For me Root and custom ROMs are slowely dying imo anyways, not much need for me to root anymore . again this is just my opinion, but i never get why people are like " oh no root ?back to iPhone then" really? like that's the other difference, youre going back to a much much more locked down OS because you can't have root ?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackpollard:
Thanks for the comments, they did make me think. I 100% agree with you regarding root, since N I've not rooted and kept pretty much to stock with the exception of a custom kernel.

So for me that's not the issue as much as this bl check. Here's my issue in a nutshell; last week I wanted to try Google Assist on my phone, not a problem. The zip did not touch anything that broke Pay. Bring that forward say a year. Now 50% of the apps check bl and if unlocked, no dice. If Google really wanted Assist to only be on the Pixel, check and see if unlocked and it just does not function. That's my issue. I also understand completely why Google is doing what they are doing, I think they could of gave a nod to us folks by maybe making you initial your OK with all that unlocking the bl'er signifies, you get my point.

I also agree with you regarding ROM's, Googles ui has become feature friendly enough where I've not bothered to flash any ROM, once I add LMT pie I'm pretty happy. As for IOS, the main selling point to me is the tight integration with the other devices, right now I use Pushbullet to get close to the same level of integration. My wife and kids also are iPhone users and no need to discuss Googles abortive messaging issues.

Last comment; I'm not getting rid of my 6P so fast, what this does is simply put the iPhone back in what I would think about getting when I'm ready. Whereas before I would not even consider it.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] italia0101:
Fair points, unfortunately the majority of people on Android are not us on xda... unlocking bootloader is a vulnerability in itself, it allows for custom recoverys. People want more security but that comes at a price.

I do get your point though. I either case, I've just locked my bootloader this morning, had to start fresh but wasn't too bad, Android pay working of course
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pickupman66:
Question for you guys. I am coming from the S5 with a locked BL. my previous was the s3 and it was all kinds of unlocked. Very fun device back in the day. I JUST got my 6p and have unlocked it and rooted it. I added google assistant and maybe plan a few aesthetic mods like a circle battery. Maybe do the pixel experience. other than that, I dont plan to do much more customization. Keep it pretty stock. I rooted for the ad blocking and mobile hot spot. so big question is can I re-lock the bootloader and keep root? If so, then I do understand that i need to wipe to re-unlock it again. thanks,
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] combat goofwing:
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Prior to the update to AP I used it on my phone in the 15 th no problem,now I get this .Never been rooted but BL is unlocked.Going to relock the BL
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] combat goofwing:
Relocked my bootloader and working again
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] combat goofwing:
Yes relocking wipes the phone and you must be stock rom and recovery prior to moving or it will brick
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chromedome00:
The unlocked bootloader indicates a huge risk. Even more then root. The volume of malicious android apps is growing at an alarming rate. With an unlocked bootloader it is possible to install a malicious app, but also to root, change the OS (as in a rootkit) so that everythng appears normal, but in reality everything in the OS is compromised. Root can then be removed or 100% hidden.

Google is avoiding the financial risk as best as possible - so looking for an unlocked bootloader is a better indicator then looking for root. It may indicate a false positive for some, but it protects AP 100%.

Google doesn't want the financial insecurities that exist in the desktop world - on all platforms (mac, linux, and windows).
[Mogul, XV6800 General] math0ne:
Hey Guys,

I have a weird question, i have a p4000 from telus in canada and i DONT have caller ID. Telus charges a ridiculous fee for it.

However when i go the caller id screen i can see the numbers of my calls for like 1/2 a second then it goes blank. This is enough that i can get my last call anyways.

Is there any way to completely unlock this via software that anyone knows??
[Mogul, XV6800 General] ryanshepherd:
My Telus bill is about $180/mo. (For my HTC Titan & my wife's RAZR V3c.)

...

*sob*
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Shifuej:
i think mine is 100 or so for the p4000 and the touch.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] borealcool:
I agree on the price gouging. I stripped everything off my P4000 plan months ago. No data, no CID, no voicemail, everything except a 20$/month calling plan. I didn't do this because I don't need the features, quite the contrary. But it's my way of protesting the horrible monopoly we're stuck with in Canada. ****em, they're not getting access to my wallet until they match Sprint's unlimited data, unlimited text and 500 minutes for 30$ a month. [/END RANT]

Now, what do you mean by the "caller id screen"? Maybe there is way to hack it but I'm not sure what you're referring to.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] math0ne:
I'm referring to the screen you get when you are at the phone screen and you press the button named: Call History

I couldn't find a shot of it in its default state but here is what it looks like if you have the contact photos addon:

Any idea's??
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] garyHal:
The reviews of the Pixel have been very positive so far. They all mentioned the tight relationship between Google and HTC, software and hardware. That reminded me of the time that Google owned Motorola. Was this their original plan back then but it just fell through?
[Sony Xperia M5] jUrameshi:
Hey guys. I have a M5 dual, Android 6.0, unlocked BT and rooted. Since I updated to 6.0, my battery stands for less than one day. It used to last at least 2 full days.

Looking at the battery usage, Wifi seems to be the problem. However, I'm not using wifi at all. For testing purposes, I disabled wifi, wifi scanning, and location is set to device only mode, but it still reports that Wifi is eating more battery than anything else.

The only way to stop wifi from appearing in the list is setting the device to airplane mode. Does anyone know what it could be?
[Sony Xperia M5] realpits:
Ive disabled adaptive brightness and wifi scan and now the battery life is better.... But not even close to 2 days life
[Sony Xperia M5] jUrameshi:
I kept looking for a solution and I found one that worked at least for me. It's worth a try if you're having the same issue with WiFi being what drains the most battery life.

Settings, backup & reset, Network settings reset.

This will wipe all your network data, including your stored WiFi passwords. If you had to download any configuration data from your carrier to make your 3g/4g work, you'll have to download it again.
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] HerH2:
Apparently in brazil they released The ota for the G4 plus... evidence:

1)

https://plus.google.com/103069188381084886988/posts/MnNbNC5gGup

2)
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] cool_sid:
Yep some of the people in Brazil did get soak test of nougat.
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Rkschunk:
Yes, it's happening, so far none of the members has bootloader and TWRP in order to extract ...

Rkschuk from MotoG4 Plus (XT1640)
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] andyer22:
fake?
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Rkschunk:
Not fake

Rkschuk from MotoG4 Plus (XT1640)
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] andyer22:
A person only claims to have received. And this person disappears after the topic. At least suspect. I am also Soak Test and have not received nor anyone else but this guy, the floor we were wrong. If wrong, hopefully by the zip file.
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] ^SmileY:
Fake for me, since security patch comes from 1st October
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Silesh.Nair:
He's good at Photoshop in that case, :)
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] ^SmileY:
Only changed 2 numbers
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Silesh.Nair:
G+ link has more screenshots.
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Rkschunk:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-T0A_rojCcrWGhLVElBWWE4WU0/view?usp=sharing
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] HerH2:
Not fake!....

http://www.androidpit.com.br/motorola-moto-g-atualizacao-android

Enviado desde mi Moto G (4) mediante Tapatalk
[Moto G4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] ^SmileY:
Soo, i will try to register on it.

:D
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kclive:
I am running Nougat on Verizon, am rooted and my data has slowed to a crawl. I have tried a clean install with a stock rom both rooted and non rooted, tried with a custom rom both rooted and non rooted and my data is still slower than ever. I am nowhere near my data limit and have called Verizon and nothing seems wrong on their end. I live in an area where LTE gets great reception. This is driving me nuts. Does anyone have any ideas?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlimSnoopOS:
Have you tried installing another radio and bootloader through fastboot?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kclive:
I haven't tried that yet. I will give it a shot in the morning.
[Windows RT General] adigunapermana:
Please help me,

windows surface rt can't jailbreak, jailbreak is success but another apps not run on my surface RT, please solution. thanks
[Windows RT General] Mathijssewarte:
I have the same problem, im in test modus now but cant install anything, when i trey to run the jailbreak i for the message; the system was unable to find the specified registery key or value. Waiting for uptime to reach in 2 minutes, but closed in 20 sec... What can i do?
[Windows RT General] X01X012013:
Did you try the UMCI disable tool from Ring of Lightning?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] hashish16:
So I have bad signal in my place so when wifi called dropped it was great. Then I did the Sept update and Wifi calling no longer works. Actually my phone starting working awful, dropped calls, missed calls, missed text, can't send MMS, and I started using the Edge Network! So went to ATT warranty center and they mailed me a replacement phone. Still no wifi calling and many more of the same problems and even worse signal. ATT just agreed to send me a free microcell, but anyone else having this issue?

I'm ready to jump ship to a different carrier. Turns out where I live, there are a lot of microcells meaning something is disrupting the service. I should be blanketed in 4G LTE goodness here in Chicago.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] brianray14:
FWIW, I've never been able to get past the initial wifi calling setup screen. It always tells me it's unavailable and to try back later. I've "tried back later" several times to no avail. I don't use my phone as a phone generally so it really doesn't bother me