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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] aznmode:
I've reported this to Samsung member but in camera when you look at the last pic you took it shows last image of what you downloaded or received also. If you downloaded something after to took your last picture that is. Only pictures taken with the camera should be in here. Note 7 had this same issue.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] M9x3mos:
That is strange. Battery life on mine has been the best i have ever gotten with this phone.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] WhiteEVO:
Probably poor battery other than that running great
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] Dr. Fed:
Did you factory reset after the install?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] BowLow:
Encrypted SD keeps popping up.

The "Clear All" button in recents is in a bad location (top right, better at bottom right)

Noticed that double tap AOD screen can wake the screen but only if you Dtap the notification or music playing. Suggested that we get full double tap anywhere to wake option.

Default e-mail does not have marked as read or delete options in notification bar.

Battery drain faster.

It may just be me but My Knox seems broken. I changed password and everything but on last attempt before lockdown but does not work.

All reported to Sammy except my Knox which may be a user error :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] jpcdeux:
I've had GREAT battery life, no drain.

Only issue is when I download an APK through Chrome and tap the notification to install then Package Disabler crashes. If I install it with Root Explorer it installs fine.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] mngdew:
Android System battery hogging. Whopping 40%!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] jpcdeux:
I average 8% an hour and have an average 5hr screen on time per charge cycle I think a lot of people some have some rogue apps
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] tommason1968:
Battery life is much better! The main issue I'm having is no sound or vibration notification when I get a text. Sometimes I loose my data connection.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] WW3:
Looks like google voice doesn't work with the update. How do I report this ? I can't get any outgoing call to work through google voice
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] swapy123:
Network mode 3g only.....

Then it should be 3g....

But it is connecting as 4g.....:(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] Z51:
I'm now getting a Wi-Fi connection problem. Just disconnects and reconnects. Kind of annoying
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] ShrekOpher:
Go into the settings with for it to turn off, then manually turn it on. Also I recommend leaving it on as well as Bluetooth. There is a known bug with both of those and leaving them both on fixes the battery drain issue you will have if you try to turn them off and they keep automatically turning on/off on their own.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] Z51:
my battery drain issue seems to be gone.

I will however turn on the bluetooth to see if it helps/.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] jimmyh05:
Haven't seen this posted, hopefully i didn't miss the post though.

When playing a game using the "Game Launcher", I always played with "No Alerts during Game" selected. But since I upgraded to the Nougat Beta, Facebook Messenger somehow still sends me messages even though it should be blocked.

Anyone else with this issue?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] androidkid27:
Yeah I'm getting strange battery drain. My battery seems to be better then before but I do get random battery drain from time to time. Still some issues with connectivity however. Beta 3
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] tengtengvn:
I was struggling with battery drain issue after I upgraded from a clean MM as well. Couple days ago, I reset the phone and restored all my apps. It has been fine since then.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] goofwear:
I have not had a problem at all on beta 2 or 3. I do keep 4g, wifi, bluetooth, ncf, and gps OFF until I need them and I am using packager disabler pro to freeze Facebook, Instagram, Samsung +, tmobile, game center and the other game thing, cnn edge and a couple more.

OH yeah and mobile Out look
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] WhiteEVO:
This latest update I've lost the ability to raise the volume. The sound is much lower than before the update
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] goofwear:
scroll capture is broken in tmobile usa beta 3 you can not do a long or extended screen shot. Is any one esle having this problem too
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] tengtengvn:
Works fine for me with beta 3/4.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] goofwear:
Am i doing something wrong. The button is greyed out

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reboot it into recovery and cleared cache and now it is working.

I also cleared the cache last update we had a couple weeks ago and that fix whatever problem I was having them
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] ruffjd:
Had to get my phone replaced Due to a broken screen and now can't download the beta. New IMEI. Anyway to sideload?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] M9x3mos:
You should be able to contact Samsung if you know your old imei and they should be able to change the registration to the new imei instead.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] jpcdeux:
My main issue is all the idiots in the community, all the dumb **** they post and random specific features they ask for like firmware is made to order.

Went back to U MM firmware for now. Beta 4 was HORRIBLY laggy
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] xWolf13:
I made the switch back to U MM a long time ago. I never got the feel for N on the S7 Edge. There were not any massive changes that had been put into the update that really stood out to me. At its beta stages, people should not be complaining about it because they are the ones that signed up and took the plunge for it. Instead of complaining, report the bugs. If it doesn't suit you well, simply roll back to previous firmware.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] ShrekOpher:
Beta 5 is good. Did have lag on beta 4.

Also really think Samsung could do better with the selection of beta testers too many people who don't know what they are talking about, but it is great to be able to report issues straight to Samsung and provide logs.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] swapy123:
Goto recovery and factory reset the phone
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] tommason1968:
Cannot open camera
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] kangi26:
Battery life went WAY downhill for me on B5. Did a Factory reset last night. It did change quite a few things that didnt seem to change on the move to B4, but the battery life got NO better at all. Thought I'd mention it, even though the beta program has ended
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] black96ss:
its seems pretty solid and smooth for me. My only issue is stupid google now. when I first open google now voice search, the voice recognition is HORRIBLE! it will search random words that it thinks I'm saying or not even pick up anything. Now when I when hit the search button after the first time and say what i'm searching for, it works perfect. its like the initial voice search doesn't sync quickly enough. I wish I could post a video. this has been an issue since BETA one for me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] kennypow3rs:
Battery life is worse and I can't get twitch to work. it's blank with no audio or video now :(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] anrchy666:
Twitch works just take it off auto quality and battery seems fine to me get a full day np or 2 on idle.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] Z51:
This new update is GOOD. battery life is insane. Smooth as butter. No glitches at all for me o can't wait to see the final product.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] ronstopable12:
Wi-Fi reconnect and disconnect issue

Go to settings,connection,location. Turn Wi-Fi scanning off that should fix it
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] Owi93:
Is "Android System" still eating up most of your battery?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] kangi26:
I just tried something last night and made a HUGE, HUGE difference. I set up the Samsung Email, and disabled the Gmail app. Complete night and day on my battery usage compared to yesterday
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] Owi93:
I have the same issue , should I do the same?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] kangi26:
I think it's worth a shot. I was having battery issues on

every

stock ROM I was on, 935A (I'm on a AT&T Device), 935T and 935U, even 935T Nougat. I was hitting upper 20 low 30% battery levels when I get home, I'm still at 75% after 9 hours off charge (This typical for MY use). Oh, and I also did have my location set to not poll Bluetooth/Wifi for Location
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] Owi93:
I will give it a try , lets see.

Thanks for the replies though! =)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Di] kennypow3rs:
The latest beta 5 PLN is the worst one so far. I get huge amounts of lag and lock ups. Not doing anything different but man it's terrible for my phone. Makes me wanna go back to 6 lol.
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] dokihara:
So I was poking around the settings, and I found how to enable developer mode on the Nook.

You just tap on the Build number (Not the serial number) in Settings > About Tablet

then go back one menu and it's there "Developer options".

I was able to turn on "OEM unlocking" -- does this mean the boot loader is unlocked?

Which means, you could run the "root anything" boot.img ?
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] dokihara:
Ok, the Nook shows up in ADB!

fastboot devices worked as well.

However, fastboot oem unlock

and

fastboot flashing unlock

both do nothing :(
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] jsonger:
fastboot oem unlock works but you have to go into developer options in settings and enable OEM Unlocking (3rd option on the screen). It's an extra little safety step.
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] dokihara:
I did enable that. How long do you have to wait? I waited about 5 minutes. at the "..." prompt before cancelling.

this is the 2016 Nook right? the brand new one..
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] jsonger:
Once you're in fastboot on the device (adb reboot bootloader after enabling USB debugging on the tablet) and you get the "FASTBOOT mode ..." prompt. Then do "fastboot oem unlock" and it should prompt you on the screen with the usual warranty voiding, going to wipe the device, etc. Press Volume Up to confirm and that should be it. It'll spin it's wheels for a bit while it's doing the wipe and all.

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I went back and rechecked everything and I hadn't unlocked the Nook yet. (I have a couple of different tablets I'm messing with right now.) The procedure is right but it looks like there is another firmware glitch (along with the lack of brightness control) where it isn't reading the volume up or down buttons in fastboot.

Wow the software on this thing is sloppy.
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] dokihara:
Yeah, running that command doesn't do anything.
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] smileygon10:
Hi, I'm new to Android development and stuff.

It seems that there are conflicting reports. Is the bootloader for the Nook Tablet 7" unlockable?

I picked up this Nook on this past Black Friday. I'm using a SD card formatted as internal, but I'm running out of space on the actual internal storage. I want to root this thing so I can remove the Nook bloatware and move unmovable apps to SD card.

I tried towelroot and Kingo root, but after it failed I found out Marshmallow isn't supported...

I saw the how to geek's article here - howtogeek(dot com)/115297/how-to-root-your-android-why-you-might-want-to

It explains how to root by unlocking the bootloader then flashing superSU using TWRP. I'm wondering if it will work. Can I actually unlock the bootloader without an OEM code? But I looked at the TWRP website, and the Nook 7 isn't supported. I know this is a really new device; how long does it usually take for TWRP to add a device?

Sooooo... is there another way to root?

I'm also waiting for CyanogenMod to release a build. If I understand correctly, my device must be rooted before flashing any custom ROM, right? So does that mean that every device for which a custom ROM has been written is rootable? Anyway, how long will it take for a build to be written? Should I stop looking because it will be a long time?

Thanks!
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] soundtoxin:
I am also able to run 'fastboot oem unlock', but then I run into the issue where it doesn't detect the input of either volume button, and my only option is to power off the device. I fear we won't see a fix for this. It may even be deliberate as a way for them to lock down the device. Has anyone so far had luck actually getting the oem unlock to work and wipe the device?
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] smileygon10:
Did you enable OEM unlocking from developer options as jsonger suggested?
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] soundtoxin:
Yes, of course. This is not my first rodeo. Have you gotten this working? It sounds like everyone is stuck at the same point.
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] smileygon10:
Sigh. We must be stuck, then.

No, I haven't tried anything yet. I was trying to install the ADB but then I learned that SDK Manager needs Java to run, apparently? So I started downloading the JDK but my internet is slow so I canceled it. I'll try again later.

I've been trying a number of different root tools, but no luck yet. IF I successfully root my Nook (kind of unlikely) and TWRP adds it as a supported device (even more unlikely), would it be possible to flash TWRP recovery using the app from the Play Store?
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] smileygon10:
Has anyone tried unlocking the bootloader after this last update?
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] rockon999:
I believe I have discovered the complete firmware for the T8370, the Chinese tablet that Nook rebranded. As emdoor (the company behind the T8370 tablet) still handles the Nook's software, I'm guessing the firmware will be very similar. At the very least the firmware should give me an idea of why the bootloader is not unlocking and/or what the bootloader does in the unlocking process. Sadly, the firmware is stored on unreliable Chinese servers, so it may be a day or two before I can finish the download. While we did receive Chinese malware with the Nook, the rebranding of a Chinese tablet may ultimately pay off... I doubt B&N would have readily released the complete firmwares for their devices.
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] kingramon0:
I tried unlocking after doing the upgrade and it still has the same problem of not responding to Volume up/down in fastboot.
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] soundtoxin:
That is unfortunate. :/ Let us know if you make any progress.
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] smileygon10:
I haven't been serious in my efforts to unlock the bootloader. But the one time I tried, I sent an adb reboot bootloader, and the nook went to fastboot mode. But then adb lost the connection, and when I sent fastboot oem unlock, adb said waiting for device. So I hadn't even gotten to the problem of the volume button.

This was before the update, btw.
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] smileygon10:
Is anyone else getting tired of micromanaging storage space? I have a huge 32GB SD card, but preloaded apps are eating up my space. And they can't be moved to SD card.

*Sigh*
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] marcelol:
Yeah.... it's getting to be a real pain in the arse. That and there's no way to force it to install two micro SD card if you've got the card formatted as unified storage you would think that Google Play would realize that and automatically move everything over. What's worse is that when you update apps move them back to internal storage and then you you have to move them again.

I wish someone would go ahead and figure out how to root this thing so we can get rid of things like YouTube kids which no one with this tablet is going to use.
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] Rush-O-Matic:
Ditto. Anybody have luck with this yet? B&N is probably about to put these on sale for $39.99 again, and I'd like to pick up a couple more if I can beat the "no space" issue by adding a fully integrated microSD.
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] bullet25:
Was thinking about grabbing one of these once I got the money. Has anybody tried making an MTK Scatter file to load a custom TWRP in SPFT?
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] runed.OS:
You can 'Disable' apps in the app settings. They take up a lot less space if you do that.

Also, when I tried `adb reboot bootloader`, `fastboot oem unlock` and held down the up arrow for 10 seconds, it unlocked! As people complained, the arrows don't work, but it continues and does the factory reset if you press the pinhole reset **button** instead of the power button.

___________________

On another note, (pun, pun!)

Has anyone obtained that 920MB file mentioned on the barnes and noble website? I bet that it has a scatter file and an (un/re)packable boot.img.

If I had that, I could make a twrp.img, and I could root it. custom roms wouldn't be far behind! This is a cheap-but-decent tablet, after all.

Barnes and noble customer support says it doesn't exist (because there isn't a link, it must not exist!)

Also, if you have the direct link to it, please put it here AND index it on the wayback machine (archive.org).
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] flippinpentagrams:
You wouldn't happen to mean https://xdaforums.com/nook-7/help/ota-captured-manufacturer-info-t3527202 would you? I Just checked it out, it has a file called boot.img.p. Is that what you're looking for? I also see that it has a file called scatter.txt

And I will try the method you used to see if it unlocks for me!
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] heov:
Any updates? If bootloader is unlocked as you described, we shouldn't have a problem installing TWRP or getting root
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] saagarjha:
So I just got one of these and unlocked the bootloader (at least, I think so; it takes an extra 5 seconds to boot and shows some extra text on the boot screen about how I can't trust the OS) using the method runed.OS described. What would the steps be for getting a custom ROM on this tablet? From what I know, we'd need to:

Unlock the bootloader (this should be done)

Acquire a copy of "stock" firmware so we can go back if required

Install a recovery like TWRP

Root? Is this necessary?

Compile a ROM

Flash it with the recovery

Please correct me if I'm wrong, I'm rather new to all of this. Which of these steps would require contacting the manufacturer for source code? How much of this has already been done? I'd like to help out, but I'm unsure where to start.
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] ahhyeah:
Any updates on getting these to run lineageos or cyanogenmod? I have 5 and they are all mostly useless :(
[NOOK Tablet 7" Questions & Answers] BluSpectre:
If you have bricked your device, try simply using the reset button on the top next to the Aux jack. It's hard to see, but it saved mine here.
[Android General] Hakro807:
The question is in regard to a stock Galaxy Note 3 (SM-N9005) which had a fully working original flip cover. Had to replace the charging port with one found on eBay (claimed to be original but wasn't identical with the old one) and afterwards the flip cover is no longer working.

I assume it's a hardware failure/loose connector or just an incompatible part. But where is the actual sensor located?

Link to the part purchased: http://www.ebay.com/itm/182155580410?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT )
[Moto E Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gsm UK:
Hi,

i'm looking for xt1522 firmware anyone help me to find the firmware

Thanks and regards
[Moto E Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] INSPIRE-REX:
Another place holder thread and in wrong section ;_; Read rules bro:eek:
[Moto E Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Az Biker:
Closed per OP request
[Samsung Gear S3] awilson181:
Gave it a shot but it just didn't meet my expectations for several reasons.

1. SHealth was extremely inaccurate both in distance and HR recording compared to my Garmin.

2. No split times recorded in SHealth. Anybody who runs wants to know their mile times.

3. Notifications were hit or miss.

4. Didn't like that for proper text and email integration you need to use the Samsung apps.

5. No group texting

6. Can't look backwards in calendar.

7. Not that it's a phone or tablet and I intended on loading the watch with apps, but, the app selection is a far cry from the 10,000 they claimed at release.

Things I did like.

1. Build quality

2. Size

3. LTE connectivity

4. Watch face selection
[Samsung Gear S3] kajos:
Returned my Frontier, too

The Samsung Gear App isn't shown in the Playstore for my Huawei MediaPad X2 Phone, so I loaded it as unknown application

I'm able to install the app and to start it

The gearS3 is also recognized by bluetooth, but prepairing the watch fails, because the app closes without any notification

The Samsung Page

apps.samsung.com/gear

for receiving the gear app direct by Samsung shows:

"This URL is only supported on mobil devices" (translated from german language)

on my Huawei Mediapad X2 mobil device

So I returned the watch to Amazon without any possibilty to test it :(

Edit

My AndroidWear Huawei Watch works without any limitations on the MediaPad X2
[Samsung Gear S3] Sampson0420:
bye felicia.
[Samsung Gear S3] awilson181:
Huh?
[Samsung Gear S3] BarryH_GEG:
I got it. ;)

My Gear S3 LTE is my fourth Gear and the third with 3G/LTE connectivity. It's the best of the four and, for me, the only wearable worth buying. They all have limitations by the way. The Gear family works best with Samsung phones and with Samsung's apps (EG: e-mail, MMS, contacts, etc.). Used that way it's literally a stand-alone alternative to your phone. And that's why I buy it. That and the Gear S3 has impressive battery life, a great display, a neat always on display, a fantastic UI, the ability to pay with your watch at any terminal, and the "write with your finger" really solves text entry on a wearable problem. For those with non-Samsung phones, especially iPhone users, know what you're buying before you buy it and you'll reduce your chances of being disappointed. None of what's been discussed hasn't been discussed a year ago on the Gear S2 forum.
[Samsung Gear S3] the_scotsman:
Sounds like you expected it to be a phone on your wrist. No smartwatch will acheive that in the forseeable future.

Of course Garmin devices will track more accurately. That's their primary function. ON the Gear S3, it's an addition to it's main functions.

It's targeting the average consumer, not the fitness fanatics.
[Samsung Gear S3] Gio999:
S3 is not cooking aldente pasta too...

All the reasons you mentioned are ridiculous, as everybody knows such limitations of the smartwatches.