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[Honor 6, 6x Themes and Apps] jkccl9:
You need to let it install 3rd party google apps and allow all permissions etc. Working for me
[Honor 6, 6x Themes and Apps] Hesediel:
Hello i have a friend with Honor 6 and she gets the message "phone not compatible"

What do you mean with: "You need to let it install 3rd party google apps and allow all permissions etc. Working for me"

wich 3d party google apps?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bican:
I have G3 D855 16G.

I was stuck on a bootlop and tried to install a kdz rom with Lg Flash tool. I succeded once then phone was bricked again. I used recovery with Imei from LG and failed to recover the software. Now when i try to flash a KDZ it stops at 4% and when I try to flash with Imei recovery it says that I dont have battery. Battery is charged 100% with an external charger. I tried also the .tot method and fails saying "model information check fail" even I have all correct files. Tried with Lg pc suite also, no luck. In Lg Up tool it says model unkown. The phone is not detected in adb but I have all drivers and appears in device manager. Phone does not boot up or in recovery or else. Sometimes i see led light blinking red after i remove the battery for a longer period of time and then try to turn it on. What else should I do ?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wojtek007pl:
Delete this thread and create another one in "G3 Q&A, HELP & TROUBLESHOOTING" or ask mods to move.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Imranoo7:
Its a hardware problem just heat cpu or use paper trick which is used for screen fix

Its a hardware problem just heat cpu or use jscreen flickering paper trick then try flashing
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dieterschran:
Try a diffrent battery

Gesendet von meinem LG-D855 mit Tapatalk
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lintol23:
keep trying i had the same problem, i fact i have prob had every problem there is for the phone

just try different ports, try lg support tool, try changing the port to COM41

believe me your problem is not the worst case scenario ;)
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Erfan_rv:
change your battery with an orginal one. then open back of phone and check te model written on right side of mother board. if it's not d855 then flash writed model's kdz
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ounila:
1.. Make sure you have really D855 model first.

2.. To use ToT method, your phone must be on" hs-usb qdloader 9008" mode.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jclendineng:
If you can power on its 100 percent fixable. Bootloops are soft bricks not hard bricks. Make sure you have the right phone and the right kdz and use the LG flash tool or the kdz flasher from the factory. Go through the extensive thread in the help section. There is a large thread covering brick recovery and that's going to be more help than posting a new thread. Everyone will just direct you to the existing one. Good luck! I've done a lot of these brick recoveries and the thread in help section is great.
[OS Porting] Muha12:
I've built a C++ native Android app with NDK toolcahain.

I've first tested the app using the adb tool and got the following output:

generic:/ $ run-as cardservice.hr.cardservice
generic:/data/data/cardservice.hr.cardservice $ cd card/
generic:/data/data/cardservice.hr.cardservice/card/ $ ./cardService
2016-11-30 20:36:06,245 INFO [default] Starting CardService
App continues to run

But problem starts when I try to do the same thing from a Android application.

The following code:

private void exec_command() throws IOException, InterruptedException {
String command = "./data/data/cardservice.hr.cardservice/card/cardService"
Process check_card_service = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(command);
BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(check_card_service.getInputStream()));
String line;
String content = "";
while ((line = in.readLine()) != null) {
System.out.println(line);
content = content + line;
}
check_card_service.waitFor();
};

It starts the application but the application fails, and stops working.

2016-11-30 19:25:11,417 INFO [default] Starting CardService
2016-11-30 19:25:11,447 INFO [default] Underlying Transport Error, Code: websocketpp.transport.asio:3

So my question is what is different in my approaches, what changes if i run it from my app or from the adb shell?

The application does not need root access.

Do you need any extra information?
[Palm Treo 750] atllad:
I just upgraded to WM6. When I open an email, the header is a very large font and takes up most of the screen. I know I can click Menu>View>TextSize and change the size of the font, but this only changes the size of the font in the body of the email, and not the header.

I know I can scroll down past the header to view the message body, but I liked being able to view most of the message with just one click.

Any ideas? Anyone else having the same issue?
[Palm Treo 750] yud:
Have a look here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=309945

Y.
[Sprint LG G5 Questions & Answers] domoarigato:
Hey guys

Just upgraded to Nougat today. Phone was 2 weeks old prior to update...

I couldnt really find any answers to these two issues I'm experiencing:

1. Always On Display: always shows the battery icon, even when not charging.

2. In messaging, when I hit a thread to open it... there is a 2 second delay.

Any ideas? Do I need to hard reset it?

Thanks

-edit- just did a hard reset, both issues remain.
[Sprint LG G5 Questions & Answers] menace211:
The icon on the AOL might be a feature rather than a bug. No proof, just my thought on it
[G4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spaceboy60:
Just wondering, since a couple of days ago I've had no mobile signal and my IMEI is showing as NULL. Tried several sims in the phone, same thing. Phoned my network provider and they've told me that the phone hasn't been blocked//blacklisted.

I was considering flashing the stock ROM (currently running that anyway, from a backup I did in TWRP couple of months ago). However when I connect the phone the PC it's not even recognised (running win 10).

Any idea how I can get the phone recognised under Windows?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Yes, yes, it's possible to love a phone. Heck, you sleep next to it, don't you? Rate this thread to indicate your love for the OnePlus 3T, all things considered. A higher rating indicates that the OnePlus 3T is an incredible phone that you enjoy tremendously. You love it. :o

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] schinner16:
Surprisingly I don't see a category for DAC or headphone output. I'm going to comment on that here. The audio output is amazing, using my old galaxy in my car through the auxiliary cable there was a lot of noise. So much so that one could hear it right through the music. Now this kind of use is probably the most telling one out there since the cable connection is likely high resistance. Not only is it cleaner but it is noticeably louder. If you take the audio output seriously, this is a great phone for you.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] CraigUK87:
By far one of the best Android devices out there. Spot on.

Running stock rom with kernal "see below" using root, V4A. Battery life is absolutely spot on, 5 hours screen on time with 48% battery left.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] tiguy99:
How is the screen response on your phones?

Are you guys noticing screen latency lag or is it fast like iPhone, Pixel or s7?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] stevemass:
I find the headphones output volume to be lower than my Galaxy S4 was. Really wish it could go louder.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] knightrider64:
There is no phone I would rather have :)
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] ML_Outlaw:
Great Phone

Not much more to say
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] exaflare:
Nexus Reborn
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Blackout:
Love this phone! Battery life is great even if it wasnt Dash Charge is extremely useful. Best phone I've owned
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] B3501:
Great phone, great performance, great build let down by its low res display and camera.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] TheLiquidMelody:
Phone has a lot of good stuff built in, but i also wish for a more open and flexible design when it comes to OOS, i dont understand why they dont give us an option to Change the Notification Slider to "Sound On - Vibration Mode - Sound and Vibration Off" would make much more sense in my eyes, also dont understand why we dont have more accent colors to go with, its very limiting.

Also a Noise Suppression disable Option would be pretty awesome as a lot of ppl are complaining about Bad Sound in VoIP Calls and Recording.

But in the end i would give it a 98/100 as everything else is Awesome!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] freepenguin84:
Great phone! Got it with MM and a day later the N update came in. I thought it was fast but after a factory reset it is even faster. And by that I don't mean Benchmarks but real world. You almost won't see apps installing after they are downloaded from Play Store. It's virtually instant. Used CM 13 on an LG G2 before which also was great. The features I miss most on OOS is scheduled DnD and System profiles from CM. Therefor I'm waiting for the Nougat kernel to be released and LineageOS for the OP3T becoming more stable.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] ItalianJatt:
Good experience overall
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] josephcsible:
I mostly love this phone. Battery, speed, and display are all great. My only two complaints:

The vibrator is terrible. It manages to be both really loud and really weak at the same time. I ended up buying a smartwatch just so I wouldn't miss notifications all the time.

The slight curve in the screen glass makes it almost impossible to have a good screen protector. To my knowledge, there's still none that offer both full coverage and impact protection without obscuring part of the screen or letting dust underneath them.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Ad+1:
If camera gets improved will change to 5 ?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Hamiltoe:
I couldn't agree more about this phone. I've had HTC M9, and the Note5. I personally feel that this phone blows them out of the water. My favorite thing about this phone is the battery and DASH charging. I feel that OnePlus DASH charge is the true meaning of fast charge. Samsung and others should take notes..

---------- Post added at 07:27 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:22 PM ----------

http://www.poeticcases.com/revolution-67

I'm sure you've seem this case before, but I am currently using it and love it! Good protection for the price including a built in screen protector this still allows you to still utilize all screen real estate.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] josephcsible:
Yeah, I've seen it, but it isn't sealed so it will let dust under the screen, and I imagine it's not as good impact protection as a TGSP would be.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] chokzgaming:
I don't know what all the fuss was about, at no point have I ever felt like there was screen latency. I feel like you have to be looking for it, or using something which is intensive enough to make you notice. Either way on a daily normal use of the phone at no point, coming from a Note 4, did I ever feel like this thing was slow at ANYTHING.

your milage may vary.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Mersine:
If you are willing to use xposed then use alert slider to customize the settings to whatever you want. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nqk.customalertslider
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] psyckoze:
I really recommend this device. Works awesome!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] punks123:
Thanks good info
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] cultofluna:
Very good phone...

Just one question ... During calling how can I adjust the volume from the call..?

Having the phone on the earpiece and try to increase the volume with the keys but nothing changed...
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] TheGrandVezir:
Best phone I've ever owned
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] ludorexmundi:
love this beast!!!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] kensheen:
Best phone i ever had.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Helhound0:
I sold my HTC 10 for half the price i picked it up for to get the OnePlus 3T. Been a fan of OnePlus since they launched. Loved my OnePlus One and OnePlus 2.

The only complaint i have is the lack of a memory card reader. I REALLY am FURIOUS about it because we've been asking for that feature on the OnePlus Forums ever since they announced the OnePlus One but they don't seem to care.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] AltheDude:
Fantastic piece of Technology
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Kollek:
Love this phone! Just got it today and holy smokes, great phone especially coming from the Nexus 4. Loved that phone since it came out but it finally died. I hope to use this for many years to come!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] v0id:
It's...

By far the best phone I've ever had. Here's why:

- Love the design!

- Love the weight (lean and mean, yet solid and doesn't feel cheap)

- Awesome temperature management (doesn't get hot, ever!)

- Love the screen, bright and sharp AF

- Love the sound (don't get me started!)

- Love the hardware buttons: volume, power and slider, just solid man!

I've had Samsung devices my whole life, but I can assure you that era has come to an end! OnePlus, to me, feels much better in every possible way!

The only downside is the lack of xposed, but that's because I'm to cheezy to downgrade to MM.

Cheers!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] hujilu:
I really love this great piece of hardware.

For me it is the best smartphone out there at the moment

Was it worth to switch from my OPO to the OP3T? not really.

Because the OPO still is a great phone for the typical usage.

But I knew this before and bought it just to buy me a new gadget.

Cant wait for the next OP device - hopefully waterproofed.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Ry2mkk:
I used to love and adore android, however since owning an iPhone 6s plus via work - I cannot enjoy this device!

The apps - No where near as fine tuned as my ios counterpart

Speed - The system overall, works fast and looks consistent

app store - this day and age , there are so many god awful apps on both stores, however ios seems to do a better job of hiding the worse apps and showing you the AAA apps.

I really want to fall back in love with android - I'm just finding it impossible :(
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Batfink33:
If IOS had Roms and development, there'd be no competition.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Ry2mkk:
Agree completely
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] finiterex:
Best phone ever
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] noogat_:
Haha at least you're honest. I did the same thing but I definitely think it was worth it. I was planning on waiting until summer for the 5 but impatience got the better of me :D. No regrets anyway, I love this thing so much I'm not even planning on rooting it.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] soumyaahuja:
nice cellphone with amazing features.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] StakMak99:
Alright folks... I am gonna buy a new phone, being a die hard Nexus fan and user since inception.Now that Nexus has gone and Google has their"iPhone" with the pixel, pixel XL, I considered buying one,also I considered buying a Nexus 6P on Swappa when I saw the guy said he didn't use it because he had gotten the OnePlus 3T. I had never really paid much attention to the OnePlus line of phones.... UNTIL NOW.... It's like the glory days of the Nexus phones when you could get bloat free,cutting edge technology for HALF what you would at a carrier.

This being my question,coming from the Nexus phones,is the 3T worth it? I mean the specs are just about unrivaled,6GB of RAM,That's Great!!!! I know it says it comes with oxygen os, but you can still install TWRP RECOVERY,SuperSu,Root it and flash right? ANY AND ALL ADVICE AND OPINIONS ARE REALLY NEEDED AND APPRECIATED!!!! THE CORE FOLKS HERE AT XDA ARE SOME OF THE MOST BRILLIANT MINDED AND SELFLESS PEOPLE AROUND, EVERYTHING IVE LEARNED, I'VE LEARNED HERE BY READ,READ, READING ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING I CAN. THANKS FOR ALL THE HARD WORK AND SELFLESS GIVING OF THAT ADVICE AND SOFTWARE.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] B3501:
I was a die hard Nexus fan and moved from the 6P after the battery stated shutting down etc.

Is the OP3T worth it? IMO yes and no. The display and camera are clearly not as good as the 6P, development and Roms are excellent and as good as any Nexus. My main annoyance about custom Roms is that the camera quality isn't as good as stock as OP haven't released the full camera source, this stops me from flashing a custom Rom, in saying that the camera isn't very good anyway even on stock. Performance is excellent as the specs are great, it's super fast and the 6P feels slow beside it. To sum up, it's a good and a bad phone IMO it's a mid range phone with excellent dev support.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] StakMak99:
Thank you very much for your guidance, I can deal with the camera and display, The only thing that will make me completely walk away is if I can't install any of the Viper4Android, Viper4A.R.I.S.E, Dolby Digital Plus,or Dolby Atmos. The price, & the 6 gigs RAM,Along with the 128gb of storage, and being made by carving it out of one piece of aluminum are all the pro's for me. Like I said before..... ONEPLUS FEELS LIKE THE NEXUS'S OF OLD, WHEN YOY COULD BUY A NEXUS PHONE W/ ALL THE LATEST & GREATEST HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE FOR HALF THE PRICE. IF YOU HAD THE OPTION TO BUY ANY PHONE OUT THERE, now knowing kinda what I'm looking for, which phone would you get?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] B3501:
Yes you can install Viper4android. I'm using it on my 3T just now as a Magisk module. I've also had it installed as a stand alone mod so it works fine.

As for what you're looking for, yes the 3T will be great for you, its super fast and smooth and has great dev support, it really is like the old Nexus Phones. The display and camera annoy me but there's no other phones out today that have the specs for the price and dev support of the 3T.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] xasaroff:
1+ the best
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] StakMak99:
Thank you for your very informative details on the OPO3T, I believe that I'm gonna go all in and get the 128gb,with the bamboo DBrand Skin,and the package with the headphones and all the works. If the headphones are good,not the v2s but the higher end ones IYO, are they worth it?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] B3501:
I don't know, I've never used the earphones or headphones. :)
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] jotei66:
You cant help but feel the love for the OnePlus3T in the threads I have read, and in the many reviews I have read & watched.

I'm in a dilemma between the OnePlus 3T and the Huawei Mate 9 tbh. I owned the One+1 way back and I liked it, but grew bored of it from what I can remember but it was still a bargain back then.

Cost necessarily is not my main attraction, although when you have a phone at a bargain price with great specs and great reviews, its usually a good buy.

I'm presently using an Elephone P9000, its done its job (to a point) but I'm wanting to move onto a more "reputable" brand - the p9000 is cool enough, Elephone itself is terrible. I feel OnePlus seemed to listen to their buyers, which is always a good starting point and the OnePlus 3T is a nice looking phone.

I know the camera is not as good as it should be from what I've noticed in reviews, but tbh the P9000's is awful - so I guess for me it'll be a massive improvement

Two things pretty important for my needs are a accurate / fast GPS and a good dual sim support - is the GPS good on the OnePlus 3T? If you use a dual sim - how well does the dual sim work in the phone ?

Any feedback appreciated ;0)
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] siggey:
If you are interested in Rom and mod go to 1+
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Beejis:
I cannot wait until Monday when my brand new OnePlus 3T will be waiting for me when I get home from work! Man did I miss Android!!!
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] zoltar1308:
Hy. I have a question. Is worth to change my s7 edge with the oneplus 3t?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] sobelixtus:
Definitely maybe [emoji39]

Depends on how much you are using camera because it really is the only major drawback in 3T vs S7E.

Of course display and IP68 rating are another things, but really the camera is the biggest one.

So if you are OK with the items you are about to downgrade, just go for it :)
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] zoltar1308:
Thanks man. I will wait the s8
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] codys545:
Lol
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] The Mythman:
Absolutely love my 3T/128. It is blazingly fast with an unencumbered OS, quick and seamless updates. Compared to my older Samsung..............well, there isn't any comparison. And now I have Google Assistant on it.................who needs a Pixel??? I am running stock OS and not even thinking about rooting.........who needs it? Using it for e-mail and social media................my poor laptop gets the cold shoulder now. This was the best modest investment I have made in quite a few years.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Jxcorex29:
What's wrong with the camera? The specs I've read have said it comes with a 16mp camera. What's really wrong with the camera?
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] tucking fypo:
guys, i am currently using Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and want to get the OP3T but i have some doubts regarding screen quality, music quality(note 5 sounds heaven with good headphones because of the wolfson dac), camera quality, resale value. the main reason why i want to get OP3T is because of the fast and no hassle stock android experience and also if i sell my note 5 i won't have to add a single penny(market value of samsung) to get op3t. suggest me guys what should i do???
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] redpoint73:
MP alone doesn't tell you much about the overall quality of a smartphone's camera.

Some folks have commented that on the OP3T the auto focus is too slow (compared to some of the flagship phones), and/or often yields too many blurry photos, especially in lower light. But most comparisons of this sort are to phones that cost almost double the price (Samsung GS7, iPhone 7), at least in my market area.

Personally, I've been very pleased with the camera on the OP3T, but I'm also coming from a phone that is going on 3 years old, and the smartphone cameras have come a long way in that time, almost not matter what you buy. On the other hand, I've been able to get decent to good quality photos, and a lot of the pics I take are indoors with artificial lighting (which I would consider relatively low light), and of my young kids (which don't stand still for long). Yes, I have to be selective of how I take my photos; and I try to take more than one pic when I can, knowing some will have some blur. But the same can be said when taking photos with my DSLR camera.
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] reliant_turbo:
i love my OP3T. fast. smooth. 1080p 60fps video. camera is incrementally better than my LG G3 (VS985) that i had before this. do i miss the SD card slot and the removable battery? yes and no. I got a tiny lexar usb-c microSD card reader that i put my old 64gb card that i had in my G3 so i can easily dump files and load files as needed.

i was a little irked by the initial wifi issue at home so i flashed my 4.0.3 backup and turned ipV6 off. turns out my ISP doesnt do IPV6 but my router does. so i set up IPV6 tunneling through hurricane electric on my router (asus rt-ac56u with merlin) and flashed back to 7.0.1 and my wifi is perfect now. it also fixed my laptop running windows 10 wifi issues as well. looks like newer devices and OS'es are preferring ipv6 nowadays.

but what really makes me love this phone is the SPEED. its fast enough to keep up with my fingers. :)

Brian
[OnePlus 3T Real Life Review] Jxcorex29:
Well I got my OP3T a few days ago. I'm running FreedomOS. I got it stock of course. I unlocked the BL, flashed TWRP, now running custom ROMs. I have no idea what firmware I'm running. When I got the phone it was running AV 6.0.1, so maybe 3.5.3 or 3.5.8 (3.5 something). I have thought about switching to stock 7.1.1,but I thoroughly enjoy FreedomOS rom for now. As far as camera issues. I'm not much of a photographer anyways, so it handles my needs fine.