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[Android Head-Units] leonkernan:
Don't forget the Sony XAV-AX100 is being released right about now.

A little more expensive but a good looking unit.

I'm trying to figure out my next move and it's hard at the moment.

I bought a cheap MTCD to replace my Newsmy that died earlier this year but there are a few things bugging me, like the Bluetooth that people can't hear me through and the broken h.264 decoding.

Still deciding if I try another unit like the Joying 2gb or Ownice C500 or do I just go with a Sony or Kenwood unit and know I'll get decent quality..

decisions, decisions...
[Android Head-Units] fallrisk:
I'll have to look that up, does it run Android on its own though? I'd really like to have Torque as I drive a Subaru and would like to make sure she's not gonna die on me (132k and tickin along).

The AX100 looks promising but it doesn't run Android on its own sadly! The benefit of mirroring both Android and iOS is awesome though. Not too sure if I'd prefer having CarPlay to rely on or if I'd rather have a standalone unit that I can tether BT for calls.
[Android Head-Units] fallrisk:
Hmm. I thought I had answered you but apparently not. I thought the C200 was an MTC headunit due to running an rk3188 AFAIK??
[Android Head-Units] leonkernan:
No, the JBL and Sony don't run Android themselves.

Personally, I'm realizing that apart from being able to customize it a bit more, I don't care for most of my usage.

Android Auto or Carplay running on good hardware that gets the basics right is almost more important to me now.
[Android Head-Units] ikerg:
No. It is not MTCD unit.... completely different mcu.... even having same rockchip soc

Enviado desde mi D6603 mediante Tapatalk
[Android Head-Units] tbd2k2:
If you want to run CarPlay or Android Auto, the sweet spot price/performance wise is the Pioneer AVH-4200NEX.

Costs twice the typical Chinese android head unit ($500), but it's rock solid reliable.

On the other hand , the MTCB or MTCD units are far more customizable. And cheaper.
[Android Head-Units] fallrisk:
Yeah those NEX units are SWEET, but I'm a broke college student so I can JUST afford a Chinese unit. I definitely would've splurged on a NEX or the AX100 if I had the money (which I don't). :\

That's why I'm looking to figure out the general feelings about which manu.'s are best and what everyone feels is the best unit or MCU/Android Version combo.
[Android Head-Units] Mogelmose:
I would love to customize but im startin to realize it's just the geek side of me that thinks that. After all i just want hassle free in car entertainment and Auto / Carplay delivers that.

The Pioneer AVH-4200NEX is way too expensive compared to the JBL and Sony mentioned in this thread.
[Android Head-Units] leonkernan:
That's my issue too. I've had a couple of units, thinking i'll write my own launcher and stuff and have a great time..

In the end, I spend so much time fighting with the basics to just listen to the radio or make a phone call.

Android Auto / Carplay is the changer for me with decent maps, phone and messages without the hassle.

I'll probably still play around with a tablet in the car or something, but the main unit will be a brand name one that handles all the day to day stuff.
[Android Head-Units] tbd2k2:
Several places sell these Pioneer NEX and the equivalent Kenwood units (factory rebfurb) for $50-100 less.

Pioneer also has a cheaper option, the Appradio, which deletes the DVD player and some other features, but still gives you good Bluetooth and CarPlay. They do not advertise Andoid auto, but it has good Android support.

Crutchfield has it on sale $499 after rebate.

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_130SPDA120/Pioneer-SPH-DA120-AppRadio-4.html

JVC is coming out with a new DVD head unit that supports CarPlay, but they are not supporting Android Auto yet, apparently. JVC is actually owned by Kenwood, and most people are satisfied with their higher-end models.

That Sony looks interesting, have not heard much from the people who have gotten it though. It's brand new...the Pioneer and Kenwoods are in their third gen CarPlay/Andoid auto models and have worked though many little bugs it seems.

The JBL Android auto head unit seems to be infinitely delayed.
[Android Head-Units] Mogelmose:
The JBL Android delay could be connected to the Harman (Who owns JBL) is about to be sold to Samsung.

Samsung wants Harman so they can compete in "connected technology" which in my terms also include Head Units.

I'm from Denmark, the Pioneer AVH-4200NEX is not sold here.

The frequencies used in some other countries, like Europe, are even (102.8).

The frequencies used here in the US are odd numbers (102.7) and can not be changed.

I guess that's why it's an US only Head Unit.

THe SPH-DA120 is sold here. It looks promising. It doesn't support Android Auto though.

So i'm thinking.. How bad can it be?

You need a HDMI cable, an HDMI adapter. Then you need to setup som funky Bluetooth settings. And after all that **** you can stream music and talk on the phone. No Navi-mirroring etc.

No way i'm going to buy an Iphone to get this to work. So the DA120 is still a no go.

Take a look at this youtube video to see what i mean https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvTU7fVnmRs

Can someone please tell me why it so hard to put in "Hassle free" and both Wireless Android Auto and Wireless Apple Carplay in to a Head Unit :P
[Huawei P9 Plus Questions & Answers] miradorid:
Hi,

I search a way to cast my screen on TV.

I found that a USB C to HDMI cable won't work on P9 Plus, is it true ?

Also it appears that the P9 Plus isn't miracast certified ?

Does someone know what is the protocol behind MirrorShare ? Do I need to buy an HDMI adapter ?

I know I can use a Chromecast but I would prefer offline (like a cable or wifi direct) solution for travel
[Huawei P9 Plus Questions & Answers] Ex-DeeEh:
I'm having the same issues with P9 Plus. I think there are new USB-C Hubs with HDMI output. Have not used them yet as they seemed to be meant for MacBooks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeffersonx:
I have a rooted honor 5x with cm13. When I go to kernel adiutor and make sure all cores are running the phone is fast. after being idle it starts to be unresponsive but than gets better I think. I use interactive governor for both types of cores but can not change governor settings on little. How can I eliminate the lagging after idle? I have default governor settings. Is there a bnchmarking app which can set optimal settings?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] pang34:
1)Is it now cm14 is stable?

2)cm14 will face drain battery problem?

3)can I use cofface twrp to flash cm14?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] Lerwey:
1)No, he is not stable

2)The battery drain is similar to cm13

3)I don't know, but recommended twrp latest official
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] pang34:
Thx for your information?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] Yokohart:
Battery drain, lots of bugs, lots of crashes. Ya know I moved to cardinal aosp after trying out miui, cm13s(all kind) , Cm14 (not all but like 3-4) .
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] parmeet0172:
Cm 14 is a WIP
[General Topics] mynameisthehulk:
Looks to be some massive bargains around at Gearbest in the upcoming sale on 11/11/16 (that is a date where format doesnt matter which helps)

http://www.gearbest.com/m-promotion-active-261.html

The three phones that looked most interesting to me are the :-

ASUS ZenPhone 2 (ZE551ML 4GB/16GB) @ £117.99 although not all UK LTE Frequencies are supported if it is suitable for you it's a very high spec device - http://www.gearbest.com/cell-phones/pp_230531.html

ZTE Axon Mini - This does have all UK LTE bands and a decent mid range SD615 @ £117.99 - http://www.gearbest.com/cell-phones/pp_247009.html?wid=11

XiaoMi Mi4 International 3G Version - if you are down with 3G only then this is a beast with an SD801 and a lovely 5inch FHD screen @ £102.09 - http://www.gearbest.com/cell-phones/pp_452985.html?wid=4

You are not going to get anything like this kind of bang for buck at UK retailers and in the renewed spirit of international free trade then I thought, why not :)
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] mjkoira:
I understood echo was corrected in cm14 10/11 official nightly.

I am still suffering that badly, or did I misunderstood the fix?

Sorry!
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] 1337jay:
Maybe a clean flash is needed, not sure though...

But the fix was definitely merged in the 10/11 build, https://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/170189.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] mjkoira:
I did a clean flash & test it, no luck :(

Also the same, when restore my data from backup with TWRP... As expected.

What I mean is people in the other end hearing bad echo.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] mjkoira:
I just tried in my car thru Bluetooh system.

It´s working fine there, no echo.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] EP2008:
I believe that fix corrected the problem of zero audio coming through in calls, which happened after the official build was out.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] cbendixe84:
I'm still getting echo in 11/11 build
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] EP2008:
The problem still persists in the 11/11 build, but it's only when using the speakerphone.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] cbendixe84:
I just read about someone having no echo without flashing Gapps, then after flashing Gapps he had echo. Could be Gapps issue?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] card13:
Doesn't appear to be. I'm on an unofficial 11/17 from https://nyyu.tk/cm/ (got impatient awhile back), with pico gapps but I also tried "Banks" when cm14/14.1 wasn't official yet. My location/service provider are T-Mobile USA close to Seattle, WA. My OP3 was purchased in mid-June, model A3000, current baseband on firmware 3.5.5 ".0.c1.9.2-00004-M8996FAAAANAZM-1".

Every couple days when I update I wipe the cache, dalvik, and system partitions, then reboot twrp prior to installing the updated CM and pico gapps. When I'm on firmware 3.2.7 it's less than when I'm on firmware 3.5.5. I have tried bringing my phone back to almost complete stock (thanks to the unbrick guide), then tested gapps/no gapps, 3.2.7/3.5.5 firmwares, different versions of twrp, clean/dirty flashes, official/unofficial builds.

When in Bluetooth it's fine, wired gaming headset it was reduced until a certain distance from caller (one room away), headset audio was low echo but speakerphone was so bad the caller had to hang up it was starting to cause a reverb.
[G4 Original Android Development] J0SH1X:
HI, id like to present you my first custom kernel for G4 and at all.

THE FLASH KERNEL - THE FASTEST KERNEL ALIVE

Changelog:

Alpha 1:

Switch default governor to Barry_Allan

DOWNLOADS

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ci3om0m4w4w6x63/Ther%20Flash%20Kernel%20-%20the%20fastest%20kernel%20alive.zip?dl=0http://

sources:

http://www.github.com/cyanogenmod/android_kernel_lge_msm8992
[G4 Original Android Development] iTAZUETA:
More Description

Hey,

could you please add more descriptions about you kernel it pretty empty right now.

Add things like overlocked or kernel version and toolchain and other things too your post

Regards iTAZUETA
[G4 Original Android Development] J0SH1X:
It's empty because it's my first attempt to build something with added features so I don't have much skills and need to do a lot of reading and try and error

Gesendet von meinem LG-H815 mit Tapatalk
[G4 Original Android Development] gentr:
This kernel is for cm or and for stock based
[G4 Original Android Development] Minto107:
Is stock Nougat 7.1? I think not unless there's Nougat available for our phone just few days after G5 one ;)

Wysłane z mojego LG-H815 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[G4 Original Android Development] gentr:
Ok :cowboy: good luck with your kernel.
[G4 Original Android Development] kabirjedi:
Hey awsome kernel many info many options.....oh wait :D:D:
[G4 Original Android Development] raptorddd:
that was fast... discontinue already.?
[G4 Original Android Development] J0SH1X:
because i started another projekt see:

http://xdaforums.com/g4/orig-development/rom-aokp-t3499710/post69610885#post69610885
[G4 Original Android Development] raptorddd:
no love fpr the tmobile h811 always loved aokp since the galaxy s2 skyrocket.
[G4 Original Android Development] J0SH1X:
maybe i will surprise you in a short time
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mike-:
Hello,

Can anyone can confirm if the TyTN II is faster then the TyTN or they perform about the same?

Thanks,

Mike-
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Mrjasjam:
Hi there

Tytn2 is much slower. I sent the tytn2 back and kept my Jasjam. You would be typing an email and the letters would appear like 2 or 3 seconds later and thats not long after a reboot not to mention the difficulty you will have actually pressing the keys on the tytn2's stiff keyboard.

Cheers
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Techvir:
First time hearing that TYTN II is slower. It could be because of ROM .. .You could try some of the custom made ROM s . THey are faster.

Another reason is due to the absent drivers for certain modules in the handset.

THese issues should be solved by early next year when WM 6.1 version is released.

Gopu
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mike-:
Thanks for the quick replys! I currently have the TyTN... I'm ok with it... but may want to upgrade (GPS, 3MP, ...) but I was curious about the performance between them... if we can see a difference...

Mike-
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] aaronsmckee:
I have both, TYTN II is much zipper, check some of the new cooked roms (vs. the bloated operator ROMS), TYTN II is much faster than TYTN.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] LazPL:
Hah I was just thinking about this... Is the difference worth your while? I've got an excellent little GPS receiver so that is not an issue... But what are the main differences in daily use? Just zippier?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] aaronsmckee:
Depends on what kind of apps/how many your running on your phone. The extra storage means you can have a lot of apps on your internal rom (vs SD card). I have a lot of apps on my phone and now I have them on internal memory vs my sd card, this has resulted in dramatically improved performance of the programs I used to keep on my sd card. For the programs that I used to keep on internal storage I would say the speed is faster (depending on the app) but it is not as dramatic. In general the device is smaller, faster, the built in GPS is nice (though for you I guess it would not make a difference), and the tilt screen is neat but not a major breakthrough, imho.

All in all if your happy with the Hermes the Kaiser is not going to revolutionize your world, that said the tilt (att branded kaiser) is $ 175 on amazon right now so its not like you'll have to pay an arm and a leg for it (at least in the U.S. I'm not sure about Poland, if I had to pay $ 600+ for the device I would not have gotten it).

As another note a lot of the ROM cooks are moving to the kaiser so new ROMS for the hermes are going to become less frequent. Hope this helps your decision.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mike-:
Ok... so TyTN II feel really smaller than TyTN? But If I'm correct... TyTN II is 20-30g more?

Mike-
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Prerna:
Not much smaller; it is slighlty thinner, and slightly longer.

c'mon, giga timne has not yet come ;)

As for me, I would buy the TyTn IIonly if I had not a TyTn already. TyTn II has:

--more memory (not really that useful I believe)

--screen can be adjusted liek a laptop (must be nice?)

--GPS (if you need it; I got a BT GPS that works perfect with my TyTn)

--3 MP camera, but the same crappy lense, so that can harldy be called an improvement.

Conclusion: I won't buy a TyTn II, unless I find myself with an extra cash, or get a great deal.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] WDawn:
My boss bought himself a Tytn II, because he got jealous of my Tytn :) . Played around a little with it. It's indeed faster and it has GPS. But that's about it. For my use the memory in my Tytn is sufficient. The Tytn II lacks the flashlight (that i use as a torch) and i don't like the shining finish (but that's taste).

So for now, i'll just stick with my Tytn.

Edit: the tilting screen is more a gadget than a usefull thing, in my opinion.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] sdemon:
Personally I feel that there is too little difference in the two to have me switch. I will probably wait untill the next evolution of the TyTN will get here.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] aaronsmckee:
yep thinner but it weighs more, you defintely notice it when you hold it, feels... solid.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] duttythroy:
TYTN II much better, faster, reliable, more prgram memory so no more soft resets, less freezes. htc tytn ii got a strong nice and better look to it, sold my hermes and never regretted.

also with these cooked roms coming out which makes hermes crawl against it.

just my 2 cents:)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] LazPL:
It certainly does. Thanks mate.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mmick:
I used a TyTn II and I own a TyTn.

IMO:

- TyTn with a good cooked ROM can have about 28Mb of free RAM which lets you do about anything. Unless you need every single program on memory all the time, rarely you will deal with lack of RAM (I only lack memory IF I load a web page with lots of full size images)

- TyTn II screen rotation (or elevation) seems to leave less space for fingers on keypad. On my TyTn I don´t have this feeling (I feel good) but on TyTn II it does!

- TyTn II is indeed an evolution but not a revolution.

For people who are going to buy a new PDA (because don´t have/have an old one) and have to choose between a 600€ TYTN II or a 500€ TYTN perhaps it´s better to choose TYTN II.

If you own a TYTN keep it. TYTN is about as fast as a TYTN II and you will only miss the integrated GPS, nothing else.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] sebastianmc:
I'd like to see some benchmarcks with Sktools, Coreplayer.. TyTN vs TyTN 2,, Could someone post some scores?

Thanx
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] DaVince:
If TyTN II had a GoForce chip, it will no longer be an argument. But for now, stick with TyTN.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Edvard_Greig:
I got my tilt for 100 from at&t direct (i was real lucky :-) ) My dad is now going to get my 8525. I can tell it is a bit faster, there are some quirks I'm still dealing with, but that is what you get with a new device that the cooks are just digging into. As more ROMs come out it is only going to get better and better. For my situation the built in gps, autofocus on the camera, and added memory/speed were money very well spent. It does weigh a little more, but I think it makes it feel more solid (in a good weigh (pun intended)) To me it does feel noticiably slimmer, but that's just me. I might have paid up to 175 or so to upgrade, but honestly not more than that. If I was buying brand new I'd go for it.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] nateshuntsvegas:
If money is an issue definatly not worth the upgrade. I hate the fact that it doesnt have a flash, I dont use my for pics but as a flashlight. I will probably get one but will wait for the price to come down. I hate contracts and havent had one for years. I just wish HTC would come out with a better phone and just ditch the TYTN style. I want a screen size of the iphone with a qwerty and atleast a 500mhz processor as well as 256 and 128 if not more like 512 and 256!!!! and they need to come out with some better ions I mean 1500mah just doesnt cut it. A slimer version of the flame with a qwerty and wm6 would be a dream right now.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] LazPL:
After reading this thread, I'm all for making this my next choice:

http://www.imate.com/product.aspx?product=ultimate8502&skinid=1

there's a photo comparison of the Ultimate 8502 and the TyTN II here:

http://msmobiles.com/news.php/6831.html

It's not really available in stores yet though, it seems... The biggest downside seems to be that I would have to leave XDA forums... :(
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] randomelements:
Must admit there's not enough of a difference between the Tytn and Tytn II for me. My upgrade is coming in Januray so I'm going to go for something different - all depends what TMob are doign at that time.

If they offer the LG KS20 I'll get that, otherwise it'll probably be the Touch Plus (Dual)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] sebastianmc:
...if kaiser had the samsung 500mhz, VGA screen with 16M colors, it would be great.. but the great difference betwen tytn and tytn2 is the gps.. its what I think...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] bobbyelliott:
I have a TyTN (Vario II) and my son has a TyTN 2 (Vario III). The new TyTN seemed nicer looking and faster to me. The GPS is great and being built-in it means you don't have to carry anything extra.

My son got the TyTN 2 for free (on Orange UK) by threatening to end his contract and buy an iPhone. It seems the operators have special instructions to stop this at all costs. And who can blame them?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Chainfire:
That's a weird review though, as the MSM7200 certainly does support HSUPA.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Prerna:
That's a great deal then; I would not hesitate. As for Orange in Switzerland, one can not expect a cheaper deal than around 400$ (that's with 24 months)

Let's wait a few months until Swisscom markets the iPhone, so that Orange will have to give better rates in order to retain their customers ;)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Mrjasjam:
I guess it comes down to personal preference. I did find that the Tytn11 was slower and the keyboard too stiff to type quickly on. Also the fact that they reboot themselves intermitently was enough for me to stick with my Jasjam. I went through 3 Tytn11 devices which all did the same thing straight out of the box so I gave up on it. The Tytn11 is a bit prettier but the Jasjam is a good reliable device.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Starfury:
Camera: Tytn1 - 2MP / Tytn2 - 3MP

ROM: Tytn1 - 128MB / Tytn2 - 256MB

RAM: Tytn1 - 64MB / Tytn2 - 128MB

GPS: Tytn1 - No / Tytn2 - Yes

In addition the Tytn2 is thinner and has a tilting screen.

I should be able to get one free on contract and as HTC aren't likely to bring out a model revision of the Tytn for at least another year or maybe two it makes sense to get one in my circumstances I think. Unless of course HTC do what they did with the Touch and bring up a revised version which makes the original pointless within 3 months.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mercury5:
whats the hurry!!!

whats ur hurry .stick around with ur tytn for sumtine if u r confused with ur decision...with the new year coming there mite be some new ppc coming soon...either we will info regdn next tytn series ppc or htc mite push forward the new universal...so just hang in ther...

http://www.pdadb.net/index.php?m=specs&id=790
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mccreath:
LMAO

Come on!!

Do you honestly believe ANY provider out there is ready for a nifty bit of kit like this..... Seriously now.... It'll be 2010 before they pull their combined festive fingers out their arses and provide us all with real PDA/phone.

Ho-ho-ho