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[Galaxy S6 General] Navios92:
I think Samsung is the manufacturer of SD 835.
[Galaxy S6 General] khanvict90:
i hope it comes with the snapdragon only then we are in heaven i think :cyclops:
[Galaxy S6 General] sofir786:
Pretty sure qualcomm manufacture that soc not samsung.
[Galaxy S6 General] khanvict90:
yep......... Android 7.1.2 Beta Released for Google Pixel and Nexus Phones

http://www.racingjunky.com/android-7-1-2-beta-released-google-pixel-nexus-phones-new-latest-nougat-update/

And we are here still waiting for android 7.0 (-.-)
[Galaxy S6 General] sofir786:
Come on man, apart from Google and nexus phones, maybe one plus, no other manufacturer will give upto date and regular updates. I'd rather have samsung take their time and do the update right, rather than rush it and have a tonne of bugs an then there will be even more complaints. In the past month many manufacturers had to recall their nougat update because there was bugs.
[Galaxy S6 General] khanvict90:
well i hope their is no bugs at the moment for 7.0 atleast for now otherwise its gonna take samsung another half year to release it :silly:
[Galaxy S6 General] mgeekd:
The biggest issue IMO is lack of international support. I purchased an S7 (all legit) while in Dubai, and had an issue with the screen (AMOLED burn in). Canadian Samsung refused to acknowledge the product because of said lack of int'l warranty. When I contacted Dubai, they said the model was made in Africa, so I would have to travel to South Africa (only Africa Samsung warranty location) to get my device serviced. I usually buy my phones second hand, when the price plummets and the 12 month warranty has expired, which is why I regret my S7 purchase. Oh well, Samsung has lost my business.
[Galaxy S6 General] Edge330:
When I was buying phone bother me knox counter and lack of warranty after root. But there are many cases that warranty is approved in EU even after root.

I dont have really other complains, it's first time that I dont want to change phone after first year of use because everything works perfectly, especially with xtrastolite ROM.

Excellent display, camera, build quality, SoC, even battery is enough good for me.

Update policy is same for most companies, Samsung is not exception, also I dont expect some major changes and features in nougat.

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[Galaxy S6 General] khanvict90:
i think you are the only one who doesnt expext alot of nougat well i can tell you this if they only release the nougat update without anything bye bye samsung
[Galaxy S6 General] khanvict90:
this is the reason why want to leave this company they releasing the Jan Patch and not the damn nougat update so we have to wait another month -.-

https://www.sammobile.com/2017/02/01/samsung-releases-january-security-patch-for-the-galaxy-s6/
[Galaxy S6 General] melitalia:
Because I realise that Xiaomi is building good phones too at a half price.
[Galaxy S6 General] Ripshod:
I will leave Samsung when my S6 dies, or becomes dog slow. Lack of security patches doesn't bother me one bit. It'll always be a phone with extras rather than just a piece of tech to me.
[Galaxy S6 General] episode96:
Probably not just a single thing. So far they've been making what I consider the best size for a flagship phone at around 5 inches. Now, if rumours turn to be true and they :

- Move towards even bigger phones

- Force the stupid curved display on all their flagship phones

- Change to on-screen buttons

- Fingerprint sensor on the back

All that would make me think about alternatives. Trouble is, there's nothing out there that I like that much.
[Galaxy S6 General] Edge330:
Same thing, if I can choose I'll pick only S7. Other flagships are to big, I had LG G3 before S6 and didnt like 5.5" at all.

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[Galaxy S6 General] khanvict90:
annnnddd another reason to leave samsung this is what i want it to say every time midrange have AOD and a damn flagship nothing well done samsung well done nothing to say anymore stupid company nothing more this does lliterally

say everything about a company and doesnt care about their customers just give us your money and buy a new phone to get the features flagship or not damn this is a sad company

Always On Display isn’t likely to come to the Galaxy S6 lineup or the Galaxy Note 5

https://www.sammobile.com/2017/02/03/psa-always-on-display-isnt-likely-to-come-to-the-galaxy-s6-lineup-or-the-galaxy-note-5/
[Galaxy S6 General] abdelha:
the S6 is two years oldddddd....what do you want from them...these midrange phones are new....they have a much better battery than the S6..........i always keep reading this s*** over and over......tell me about one feature the HTC M9 will get from the 10? the G4 from G5/V20, the iphone 6 is getting from 7???!!!please people...you want the latest tech and features on your two years old phone.......if you want AOD get it on a custom rom and that's it......if samsung gave you what you want you will never upgrade.....in the coming years modular phones could be a thing...then you can upgrade certain parts....but for now this is how tech moves
[Galaxy S6 General] crixley:
Two years old and barely supported from the start..

Regardless as most people said, I left due to their update policy. I’m considering just getting away from android entirely, tired of the constant waiting games.

Google doesn’t care obviously, and it’s pretty blatant that the manufacturers don’t care either.

The fact that most users are still using kitkat speaks volumes
[Galaxy S6 General] Edge330:
Then buy iPhone and be happy when customize your wallpaper on home screen, also try set ringtone in 2 steps, oh you can't.
[Galaxy S6 General] crixley:
I have an iPhone 7 plus too atm. I like things about both, I’m not a fanboy of either. This is my first iPhone, had android since 2008. There are plusses and minuses about both, what you mentioned being one of the more trivial. I just like technology in general, no company or os owns me
[Galaxy S6 General] freddy77:
If they remove the 3.5mm jack
[Galaxy S6 General] crixley:
It’s coming, I just hope someone comes up with a higher fidelity wireless standard
[Galaxy S6 General] cokey77:
cheaper and better products out there and the way they update there products .
[Galaxy S6 General] abdelha:
android in general isn't great in updates.....only google cares...but they release 1-2 devices every year so it's easy to support them....
[Galaxy S6 General] crixley:
They could be doing so much more to force the hand of the manufacturers. They have enough power and influence to change the way things are if they cared enough to
[Galaxy S6 General] abdelha:
yes...but google doesn't wanna play with fire....especially samsung, because they have TIZEN...yes in the meantime it's not that good...but it's improving
[Galaxy S6 General] CommonDave:
I left (to Nexus 6) because of slow updates, and them not releasing source, not allowing stable AOSP.
[Galaxy S6 General] sofir786:
As long as android remains open source Google can't do a thing to force a manufacturers hand.
[Galaxy S6 General] crixley:
Not all parts are open source. Play store for example.

There are many ways they could force their hands, don't kid yourself.

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I don't think tizen is nearly prime time ready, but I agree that is probably the aim of Samsung. I think they're going to get it as much of a clone of android as they can get then start pushing it out on new phones hoping people will transition without notice. I wonder what will happen to android without Samsung? It's an interesting scenario
[Galaxy S6 General] sofir786:
You need to elaborate more, playstore is no reason at all, Amazon tablet devices don't even have play store at all but can easily be modded to have it. It's easy to say their are many ways though, you gotta give examples and reasoning behind it, just saying play store means nothing to me. My question anyway now that you've said playstore, is how can Google force a manufacturers hand with it, and if you mean by not giving them access to it then that's not really much of a reason when there are many ways to get round that.
[Galaxy S6 General] crixley:
You think many consumers "mod" their phone, other than us?

You don't think lack of an app store would do any damage? Sure....

Another example:

If Google really wants to fix Android's update situation, it needs to start working with Android partners and make it actually worth their while to update. We've heard reports that Google shares ad revenue with its partners—if a customer buys a Verizon Samsung phone, performs a Google search, and clicks on an ad, Verizon and Samsung get a portion of that ad revenue. So, penalize partners by reducing or eliminating that revenue sharing if they don't push out updates. If an OEM exceeds the curve and stays up to date, increase the amount of revenue sharing. Threatening to shift the stock price of an OEM by affecting its bottom line is the nuclear option—and, folks, we're at the point where the nuclear option is all that's left.
[Galaxy S6 General] sofir786:
The thing is a lack of an appstore would damage Google more than it would a manufacturer. The ad revenue is something but unless it's financially worth it then a manufacturer isn't going to really care all that much. I think incentives are a good thing but they're gonna have to be very big incentives in order to control a manufacturer. Android as whole will always be fragmented, there will always be hundreds of manufacturer specifications due to the open source nature of the OS, all the major manufacturers have pretty much similar update cycles, samsung isn't the only company to do things way it does. The only way things will get better is if manufacturer release less phones but only way to make profit for these companies is to do just that.
[Galaxy S6 General] crixley:
Google may feel a short term "pain" but I think the long term gain would be worth it. Faster updates would drive even more people away from iphone, also google knows manufacturers aren't going to jump ship to a different os, so paying hardball a little isn't going to hurt them much. Something needs to be done before it's much too late.

I always thought that if a company could create an os that was pretty much dead center between ios and android, they'd make a killing.
[Galaxy S6 General] sofir786:
It all depends, it's not just going to be about money that they will be losing, they have to change they way operate as a company when it comes to that sort of stuff, there's a possibility it could have a negative effect on consumers. I mean the reason why apple are okay with how they treat the iPhone is they have been that way from the beginning of the phone life cycle, Android is just too big to make a massive wholesale change and for it to not have an impact negatively. I do agree something needs to happen though.

That sounds like something that would work having a good balance of both environments. It would just take it a while to get it adopted, look how long windows phone took.
[Galaxy S6 General] imparator:
Samsung sup
[Galaxy S6 General] Legitsu:
Update policy, lack of factory bootloader unlock options I don't like tw
[Galaxy S6 General] vordhosbnbg:
Basically this...

I don't understand some decisions even from marketing point of view. The curved display - it looks different, sleek and sexy and has zero practical use. Some people might prefer it and that's fine, but why limit the choice of the customers by offering only one variant.

About the 3.5 mm jack - I have Bluetooth headphones and in 99% of my music listening I don't need it. However, in this other 1% that I am in a friend's house, or at a party and I want to play some music - I really like that I am able to. Removing the jack in order to fit some small component in its place (in order to make the phone thinner and thinner of course) makes no sense to me.

Its like - they are struggling to differentiate, but are still just copying others and trying to compete at stuff nobody cares... Seriously does anybody give a f**k if their phone is 7 or 10 mm?

Otherwise, one of the best Samsung features is the AMOLED displays. I simply love the contrast ratio, the rich colors and the dark black. There are some good IPS panels like the Iphone's for example, but resolution wise, there's just no other phone manufacturer out there that can compete in this area. That being said I feel I can last at least one more year with the S6, so we will see how the S9 will turn out I guess. :)
[Galaxy S6 General] MartyxD:
Update policy, battery life. In love with the glass body designs
[Galaxy S6 General] crixley:
Lol I went full circle and now have an s6 again as well as my iPhone. Next phone I buy will probably be something like a oneplus, great quality, huge community and well priced.
[Nextbit Robin] ptzink:
Hello, I am having an issue with my wife's Robin. The phone is completely stock other than an unlocked bootloader and unencrypted storage. System, boot, recovery, kernel, etc. are all stock and no root. I have even wiped the system partition and reflashed the system.img for good measure. The device is failing SafetyNet checks, however. This means Android Pay is not working and displays the following error. "Android Pay can't be used on this device. This may be because your device is rooted, has an unlocked bootloader, or is running a custom ROM. As a result, Google can't confirm that your device meets Android Pay's security standards." Does anyone else with ONLY an unlocked bootloader have the same issue? Could lack of encryption have anything to do with it? I am puzzled. I have an old Nexus 5 with an unlocked bootloader, rooted, with no encryption and I am still able to toggle root and pass SafetyNet checks. Anyone else have a similar issue? If this is the case, she might as well have root and the advantages (as well as the potential hazards) that come with it.
[Nextbit Robin] flyfire04:
Your wifes robin has an unlocked bootloader and you had to batch the kernel (boot.img) if she is still running stock os.

This is enough to trigger saftynet. If you want to pass saftynet again I suggest you go back to full stock or you flash magisk

( https://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk ) and the phh supersu module. then you could activate magisk hide in the settings and you will pass saftynet. Thats what I am doing to play Pokemon Go ;)
[Nextbit Robin] ptzink:
Thanks for the response and link. I ran the OEM unlock command and have since flashed the boot.img from the official Nextbit factory images. So unless that boot.img is itself patched, then I should be stock (other than the unlocked bootloader of course). That is likely the issue, but I want to see if anyone else who is stock with an unlocked bootloader has the same issue.
[Nextbit Robin] flyfire04:
Then read this: https://www.xda-developers.com/sult...otloader-check-on-latest-cm13-builds-for-op3/

Then you will understand that an unlocked bootloader by itself can trigger saftynet. magisk removes the the verified boot flag.
[Nextbit Robin] Nintonito:
Another easy solution is to just lock the bootloader using the oem lock command. This will not wipe the device like unlocking does.
[Nextbit Robin] ptzink:
So to be clear, my choices to get SafetyNet to pass are to:

OEM lock thus returning to complete stock or

Flash a modified kernel to suppress the bootloader unlocked flag or

Flash Magisk and phh root and activate Magisk hide

If I do the last option, do I also need a modified kernel or will this hide the bootloader unlock status from SafetyNet with the stock kernel? Thanks for the feedback.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amynjimmy:
This thread is going to be based on the technique discussed in this thread:

https://xdaforums.com/nexus-5x/general/guide-advanced-interactive-governor-t3269557

I am just going to be working on getting it working on the Nexus 6. I am not the one who created it and will be thanking the creators as I work on getting this thread pulled together

Thanks to

[MENTION=5886947]soniCron[/MENTION] - creator of the technique

[MENTION=4684315]flar2[/MENTION] - ElementalX kernel creator and Ex Kernel apk creator

[MENTION=2967322]buckmarble[/MENTION] - getting me into the Nexus 6

First thing we have to do is read the above post. It will explain the FREQS we need any the math to get us started. I am going to be working on this and will update as I make progress. I welcome all the help I can get cause 1 man can't do what a group can.

FREQS

Nominal Clock Rates-

Nominal clock rates are the minimum CPU clock rates that perform a given task smoothly and without stuttering or lag

Efficient Clock Rates-

Efficient clock rates are CPU clock rates that are unique in that they are the most optimal frequency given the range of voltage requirements.

Idle -

Page Scrolling -

Video -

App Loading -

High Load Processing -
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amynjimmy:
Reserved 1
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amynjimmy:
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[Samsung Galaxy Mega] sabi95190:
Hello everyone, I hope you are okay. My Galaxy Mega does that reboot on the Samsung logo even after flashering the rom stock with Odin, I can not flash a recovery such as TWRP or CWM because after flashing it directs me to the stock recovery with an error that is Did not match sized '/system/csc/common/system/csc/others.xml' (no data available) and I can not do wipe with this error. Would you have a solution, please?

I thank you in advance

Have a good day
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] sabi95190:
Should i change the motherboard?
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] sabi95190:
Or the emmc chip
[Honor 5C Questions & Answers] airshot:
Hello everyone,

I am having issues installing TWRP recovery on my Honor 5C NEM-AL10. build number: NEM-AL10C00B171-2 GRAM

The screen freeze on the recovery booting screen when I try to boot using "volume up + power" buttons.

My main goal here is to install a new European rom on my phone. In order to do so I need TWRP but I am so lost :( Hoping to find help here.

Here is what I tried at the moment :

• I unlocked my bootloader using this guide (unofficial method) : modaco.com/forums/topic/377348-how-to-bootloader-unlock-your-honor-5c-official-and-unofficial-methods

Eventhough I don't have an "unlock OEM" in develloper mode menu, everything went perfectly (I didn't noticed anything wrong at least)

• I installed adb drivers + adb and fastboot tools on my computer

•Then I tried to flash twrp from a link I found in a forum and I though it went okay but couldn't access TWRP using recovery boot. So I tried again flashing twrp-3.0.2-0-nemo.img from the official TWRP site using adb and fastboot line command :

Everything seemed okay to me but still can't boot and I am stuck at this recovery screen. The only solution from there is to press volume down + power to shutdown the phone and then it boots again in normal mode

I sincerly hope someone has an idea on how to fix it. I'll keep searching but I must say I can't see what I am doing wrong :/. I'd be really thankfull is someone find me a solution ! :)

Thanks for reading !

Edit : I solved this by flashing TWRP-CN.img instead. From this post

Works great now
[Honor 5C Questions & Answers] kinematikz:
Hi I am having the same issue NEM-L51 - i can flash twrp but can't boot back in it...i always get the default emui recovery... i tried a bunch of different versions of twrp and none has worked so far... (the link is dead for the one in the thread you provide)

my phone is unlocked.

any ideas ? I am using fastboot from a mac, would that be an issue ?
[Honor 5C Questions & Answers] eproust:
NEM-L51 Your device has been unlocked and can't be trusted

Hi all,

Same problem here on my "bootloader unlocked" NEM-L51.

Last twrp ( twrp-3.1.1-0-nemo.img 21.4M 2017-05-17 22:32:56 EDT ) written OK but impossible to boot in it.

It is still eRecovery that comes when I use the Huawei menu of the unlocked device 1, 2 or 3 to access the recovery and when I try to go to recovery using adb reboot recovery I get : "Your device has been unlocked and can't be trusted" then the device is stucked on a message saying booting bla bla... And nothing happens.

Some help would be appreciated ;)
[Honor 5C Questions & Answers] patrickdg:
Got a Honor 7 lite, and i use this method to root it :

https://xdaforums.com/huawei-p9lite/development/twrp-t3588356

Work so fine.

Enjoy
[Honor 5C Questions & Answers] eproust:
Merci pour votre réponse.

Bonjour,

En fait j'avais trouvé cette solution et j'ai créé un thread pour la diffuser à la communauté.

NEM-L51 EMUI 5.0 Android 7.0 : TWRP (nemo) written but not bootable, how to root ?

Je profite de ce message pour vous demander, si vous avez osé effectuer d'autres tâches (wipe dalvik, reset factory, backup/restore, etc) avec le TWRP du P9lite sur votre NEM-L51 ?
[Honor 5C Questions & Answers] gopinaidu77:
....... Am typing in english and it automatically changes to a different language :rolleyes:

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[Honor 5C Questions & Answers] sahildutt:
twrp issu nem l 22

bro I having sem problem
[Honor 5C Questions & Answers] gopinaidu77:
Describe more as OP's problem is already solved.
[Honor 5C Questions & Answers] sahildutt:
twrp issu nem l 22 please help

hi

Same problem here on my "bootloader unlocked" NEM-L22

Last twrp ( twrp-3.1.1-0-nemo.img 21.4M 2017-05-17 22:32:56 EDT ) written OK but impossible to boot in it.

It is still eRecovery that comes when I use the Huawei menu of the unlocked device 1, 2 or 3 to access the recovery and when I try to go to recovery using adb reboot recovery I get : "Your device has been unlocked and can't be trusted" then the device is stucked on a message saying booting bla bla... And nothing happens.

please guys help
[Droid Turbo 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BriCo84:
I have been watching, waiting, and hoping that someone would figure out and post about being able to use VoLTE or Advanced calling on any of the custom roms (except Computerfreeks), and i am seeing the same scattered information through the forums. I definitely do not have the skills to figure this out, but hopefully some of the skilled developers in this community can post here and work together to figure this out.

I love using a custom rom, and this device is amazing. But the one thing I miss since using [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] custom Resurrection Remix Rom is VoLTE and Advanced Calling.

So developers....let's talk! Discuss your findings and insights!!!
[Droid Turbo 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fgl27:
Moto Maxx doesn't have VoLTE you are posting on a Maxx section, post this on droid turbo XDA section call XT1254 owners/developer have fun.

https://xdaforums.com/droid-turbo
[Droid Turbo 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yothisisyo:
Does XT1225 have Volte or Advanced LTE in any ROM? @OP
[Droid Turbo 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fgl27:
no, not even stock. Most carrier around the world don't have it America Latina were the xt1225 is massive sold doesn't have it on any carrier I know most have very little 4g support.

India were Moto sells xt1225 the "XT1225 - Moto Turbo" has some VoLTE enable carrier but Moto did not update the OS to support it.
[Droid Turbo 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yothisisyo:
Thank you for the reply .

I am from India , sorry to inform you this .But no Volte is available in India on MOTO TURBO .
[Droid Turbo 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fgl27:
you are quoting a post that I wrote this

"India were Moto sells xt1225 the "XT1225 - Moto Turbo" has some VoLTE enable carrier but Moto did not update the OS to support it. "

Unless you are referring that carriers in India don't have VoLTE (with I know they do) you are not informing me noting new as you can see in my answer from before.

Add a coma so you can understand maybe we are lost in translations

"India were Moto sells xt1225 the "XT1225 - Moto Turbo" has some VoLTE enable carrier, but Moto did not update the OS to support it. "