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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] CreeperPVP:
I figured out what the rebooting was from. What happened was 'master.sh' was rebooting after the sh files did their jobs, but i guess one of them wasn't doing it's job so it kept rebooting. The 'master.sh' file has a 'failsafe' where if it reboots 3 times (defined by 'reboot.count') it will cancel the reboot. I thought it was just some issue with 7.0, but while it very well could've been, i flashed the stock AP again but this time put the engboot in CP and it fixed itself after i reinstalled su.img essentially.. Can't imagine how Android 8.0 would react to EngBoot and su..
[Android Apps and Games] v3kthp:
Link download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=vn.v3studio.textpic

Video guide:

[YOUTUBE]S8pYGC6IWjI[/YOUTUBE]

We look forward to receiving attention, evaluation and support of everyone. If you have comment on the app, the please leave a comment below or you can also send feedback to us.

For further information, find us on Facebook:

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[Android Apps and Games] JohnDo88:
Is not bad idea! I wish you many users))
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] mtomassen:
Does anyone know when this version can be expected?? Looks nice!

http://microsoft.blognewschannel.co...bile-7-to-focus-on-touch-and-motion-gestures/
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] ilordvader:
Ya i like to know that too :P
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] dannyoneill:
Chances are this wont be available on our device. Its the next generation and will feature multi touch which is hardware dependant, hardware that the Artemis doesnt have.

I can also expect it needing more memory and other bits this thing wont do.
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] ilordvader:
WOW

I cant wait to get one :P cos it will be out in 2009

But for now we will get the 6.1 soon ;)
[LG G6 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 LG G6, all things considered. A higher rating indicates that the LG G6 is an incredible phone that you enjoy tremendously. You love it. :o

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG G6 Real Life Review] 06stang:
Bought the phone preorder on the 17th and it came in on the 30th. So far I love this phone. Coming from the 6P its not renewed my interest in Android phones after not caring about upgrading for a year or two. Phone feels great in hand, runs smooth, looks awesome, and battery life impresses me. No complaints. Went to Best Buy to try out the S8 since Im still in the 14 day return period and decided to keep the G6.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] chinchillables:
Easily the best phone on the market. I keep the same phones for years, last phone being an LG-G2. This is the first phone that I was willing to upgrade to. Only thing I need now is ROOT so I can have my backup LG-G6 and this one synced exactly and just swap if any issues occur. NANDROID backups are crucial to me, so it's the only thing I feel I need at this point.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] a.gu:
Just picked mine up from Verizon yesterday. First time with an LG Phone. It's alright so far- my older phone (nexus 5X) had the power button above the volume, and i'm pretty used to that. So that's an adjustment. But overall, I think that it's very nice. Fast, and feels durable. No major complaints.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] tr1cky1:
Not your first time with an LG phone. The 5X was manufactured by LG.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] 06stang:
I was going to say the same thing but didnt want a negative perception of the G6. My girlfriend got her 5X when I got my 6P and that 5X didn't hold up well at all.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] masri1987:
I came from 6p > one plus 3t > g6.

Love it

Just itching for TWRP and custom roms and MAYHEM!
[LG G6 Real Life Review] chinchillables:
I went from Sanyo MM5600 -> Sanyo MM9000 -> HTC One -> LG G2 -> LG G6. As you can see, I keep my phones for YEARS.

I just need root now for the Transparent modded Google Store, and to be able to remove bloatware.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] tserv95:
great battery life, snappy performance, quick boot up, build quality is wonderful only con: bloatware. :(
[LG G6 Real Life Review] jakeyo:
I was an iPhone user. This phone grabbed my attention and I really like it so far.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] Saythis:
I came from a Galaxy S7 which specs wise wasn't much of an upgrade.. Though, this phone runs circles around my Snapdragon S7 and doesn't seem to show any hint of slowing down.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] Hammy1066:
I just picked this up today and I'm coming from a Nexus 6.

I have to say that this phone is making me sad. It's smaller than my beautiful giant and I just discovered that in the Google Play Music App there is no equalizer so my $200 Sony Bluetooth headphones sound like **** when casting from this phone. I ask for so little from a phone but for a manufacturer to kneecap an app that I use all of the time is making me want to return this thing. I honestly think I'd rather suffer with my 2+ year old beast with it's battery that is fading than use a phone that is making me cringe.

The zippiness of the processor and the 1 GB extra of memory doesn't seem to be enough to make me embrace this phone. I so wanted to like it.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] chinchillables:
There are apps for EQ. I used to use some on my G2 and they worked well.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] texasjmzmd:
I love this phone. Went up from an LG G3, which I also loved. This new phone is a work horse and charges lightening fast! I was not too happy about them making the battery permanent and only offering a 32GB model. But the fact that it's waterproof was something I was willing to give up (not being able to exchange the battery feature). To get over the 32GB drawback, I purchased a 256GB micro sd card for my phone, then used the tool to split the memory between the internal and SD card ( https://xdaforums.com/android/software/auto-formatting-sdcard-to-internal-t3583875 ). The screen is awesome and the performance is so smooth. I do miss having root but the features this phone offers almost gives me every option I had with root on my LG G3. The fact that Sprint offered this phone at 50% off, allows me to pay in payments without interest, and finally they give me a Google Home unit for free made this purchase a no brainer.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] engofct:
I am surprised that you didn't looked at the specs and do a side-by-side comparison before purchasing it.

---------- Post added at 08:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:33 PM ----------

I am ready to upgrade my G3 but am surprised that Verizon hasn't offered any discount on the G6 yet. I can wait until they offer the $10 a month deal like they did on the iphones last year.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] gflexstump:
Coming from the Note 5 the LG6 transition has been such a smooth experience. Most of the bloatware can be deleted in 2 minutes and the other frozen so really have no gripe about not having root. Battery life is excellent and aod works well. Never have been a fan of led notifications as for the ir for tv never used that so don't miss it. The software experience from lg is fluid and lag free and have come along way from the lg flex/flex2 I owned in the past. I installed a 128g micro Sd card and loaded my music ,movies and pictures on it so not having 64g to start is not a big deal. Being a camera fan this has been a joy to use and shoot. I mainly use manual mode and the macro shooting is incredible. Night shooting I use a tripod and have been able to take some amazing shots. Everyone talks about the premium feel and this phone has it. Fingerprint sensor is fast and accurate and placement is perfect.

The Lg G6 just feels right in the hand with the weight and thickness being just right. I am using the Spigen Neo case and is still smaller than my note 5 with no case. The only downside with the G6 is the headphone jack output could be a little louder. I am sure this phone will only get better with future updates and overall this is an amazing phone. In simple terms the G6 just works:good:
[LG G6 Real Life Review] steven.rn:
I noticed you moved from a Note 5 to the G6- could you comment on how your experience was with moving from AMOLED to LCD on this phone? I'm going to replace my Note 4 soon (i still love that phone) and haven't ever used LCD. I was really tempted by the LG V20- still chewing on maybe doing that instead. Thanks!
[LG G6 Real Life Review] gflexstump:
Oled has better blacks but G6 is respectable and the G6 looks better on everything else It all a matter of preference. Was at Best Buy today and played again with the S8 and in no way felt the S8 was better. G6 was more fluid and the screen whites just seal the deal. The note 5 I had needed root to get a better phone experience on the other hand LG has done it right out of the box and is a pleasure to use. Root is not needed to enjoy the G6.

Another note holding the S8 it just feels cheap where the G6 feels like money well spent. I purchased mine off Ebay new in box for 450.00. I consider it a steal at tjat price.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] bassnet334:
When I first got the LG G6 I wasn't terribly happy with it at first considering they removed one of my favorite features the IR blaster, and a few other things but I realize I guess I was more or less avoiding change. Now that I warmed up to the phone and also compared it to the S8 I'm definitely glad I stuck with LG. My battery life is definitely Superior to most of the phones I've had in the past I'm able to get almost a full day out of it was very heavy use and most of my features like location and Bluetooth on. As far as the design of the phone it is definitely a sturdy and sleek-looking phone. I do have issues with the Bluetooth app force closing a lot and I don't enjoy having the volume buttons on the side again. I keep turning off my screen when I instinctively go to turn up the volume. But with that being said the S8 does not have the remote feature on it and the speaker location is in the exact same spot meaning I'll cover it with my phone sideways on either phones. I did get a case and that has helped. Another thing that I like about the LG G6 is the location for the power and fingerprint reader is place in a very good spot and feels natural when turning it on and off. I can't wait for a route to come for custom kernels and ROMs but if it's anything like the G4 that may or may not ever happen. I've had the LG G3 G4 and now the G6 and I can definitely say I'm glad I'm sticking with LG and I feel some of my first reviews on it work bias based off of me wanting it to be like my old phone.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] steven.rn:
Great phone, snappy, all the features I really want, and no gimmicky curved screen. Side by side with the S8, this is the winner. Always had samsungs notes 2,3,4,5,(rip7)- and thought I was scared of LCD for no reason.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're a power user. Can the LG G6 keep up? Rate this thread to express how "healthy" the development scene is for the LG G6. A higher rating indicates available root methods, kernels, and custom ROMs.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG G6 Real Life Review] rubiicon59:
I think this being the only response in 7 weeks says it all, at least as far as development progress (or lack of).

I don't have a G6 yet, I get it later this morning. I've read most of the threads here and dozens of reviews over the past 2 weeks and Im still not sure what to expect.

Ive also been interested in the V20 but even though it was released over 6 months ago there's still not much development regarding root, custom ROMs etc.. Because of that and other incidental info I've gleaned it seems LG devices are harder to crack. It doesn't help that LG decide not to release particular models in the UK / Europe.

Ive been with my Xperia Z2 for just on 3 years now and for the first two of those the XDA forum was buzzing with development. There's less activity now as people upgrade to newer devices, but there's still more development happening than there is here and the V20 forum.

But I'm looking forward to trying the G6, I think the first few hours will help me decide if I want to to keep it or sell it on and consider either the V20 or Xperia XZ.

No doubt I'll be back posting in this forum pretty soon....
[LG G6 Real Life Review] rubiicon59:
I had my G6 for an hour before swapping for it for a week old as-new V20 c/w LG Quick Cover and £150 cash :)

As beautiful as the G6 is it just wasn't for me. I didn't like the glass back, purely as I think even wearing a decent case it will be very vulnerable if dropped.

So I've been using the V20 just over a day and so far I'm really happy with my choice.

It's the H990ds Taiwan model, Titan (dark grey) and is an incredibly well built phone.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] hecksagon:
People are working towards root right now, I am following it on hangouts. Looks like the T-Mobile variant is the only one who will get it for a while, as it is the only one with an unlockable bootloader.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] MudaTrucka:
How do you follow it on hangouts?
[LG G6 Real Life Review] PieceofSlice:
Yeah, I'd like to join the Hangout
[LG G6 Real Life Review] Zorachus:
I'm with T-Mobile and would get the G6 in a heartbeat if root and possible recovery come. Imagine CM14.1 / Lineage OS wow
[LG G6 Real Life Review] Whoareyou:
May I also join the discussion?
[LG G6 Real Life Review] murok9042:
Just be patient.

It will come support for custom ROMs and the availability to successfully root for the G6. Same was with the G2 few years ago or the G5 last year.

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3361309

Gesendet von meinem LG-D802 mit Tapatalk
[LG G6 Real Life Review] 6io:
i hope Root in H870 version u.u
[LG G6 Real Life Review] Turtl3z:
any word on custom ROMs? The unofficial LineageOS ROM thread was closed.

TWRP is fully functional now (please correct me if I'm wrong).

Edit: Sorry if I'm rude! I just read the development thread in the g5 forum :D
[LG G6 Real Life Review] UnNaMeD__:
What variant I buy that I have best development and importantly root?
[LG G6 Real Life Review] Erpinoob:
European H870 or US997 carrier free

Inviato dal mio LG-H870 utilizzando Tapatalk
[LG G6 Real Life Review] UnNaMeD__:
Thanks mate, hope I find them.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] dalals:
Most **** purchase of my life (H870DS), design is good but nothing else is not even average. Camera not up to the mark as said in all the reviews everywhere, specially front, **** lg ui, battery life below average, and worst thing is we can't even root this ****. Don't go for this ever guys, first and last lg of my life.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] Mikes:
Who told you to buy the locked variant? Don't blame others for your mistakes. Also, Junior Member rank explains your rude attitude.

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Despite its relatively poor software support it's very nice handheld. Camera is good enough for a phone, remember it's not a professional camera so don't expect fireworks. The only thing I'm not very satisfied about is slightly rounded screen but I'm used to it already.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] dalals:
Bro camera is good, bur not good according to the cost, it's very overpriced according to the features it's providing. And the varients confusion over that, I wanted to buy h870 as I'm in Europe but h870ds was delivered. So this different region different varients create confusion. Lg is known for best hardware, and this different varients thing is a negative point of lg. They should release same devices for every region.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Would you say that the LG G6 is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the LG G6 exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG G6 Real Life Review] Sid@developer:
Top notch...but still it could have SD835....
[LG G6 Real Life Review] lg3FTW:
Mines fast, 2 things that really make people feel they have a slow phone.. 1. Always closing background apps. This truly shows the phone down cause the phone has to reopen every app every time they use it if they "close all" like most do to conserve battery life. In reality leaving them open speeds up the phone and saves battery life since phone doesn't have to speed the extra power to relaunch the app it just pulls it back up from being "minimised" 2. People that use stock launchers and don't change the animation scale in dev options. I'd like to actually add a 3rd. Connection speed truly does slow the phone down too. Lot of people confuse ann app not fully loading or a browser being slow. With that being the phones fault when I turn 1/2 the time it's from slow connection speeds.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] MDW 100:
It's fast but not all that smooth...
[LG G6 Real Life Review] siggey:
Is fast like my old oneplus 3t
[LG G6 Real Life Review] abhinitagrawal:
After Android Pie update the mobile lags a bit.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] HajaDeen:
Try these commands, after these commands my phone became too smooth

Code:

adb shell settings delete global device_idle_constants

Code:

adb shell dumpsys deviceidle enable

Code:

adb shell dumpsys deviceidle force-idle

Code:

adb shell settings put global device_idle_constants inactive_to=30000,sensing_to=0,locating_to=0,location_accuracy=20.0,motion_inactive_to=0,idle_after_inactive_to=0,idle_pending_to=300000,max_idle_pending_to=600000,idle_pending_factor=2.0,idle_to=3600000,max_idle_to=21600000,idle_factor=2.0,min_time_to_alarm=3600000,max_temp_app_whitelist_duration=300000,mms_temp_app_whitelist_duration=60000,sms_temp_app_whitelist_duration=20000
[LG G6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
OMG! Kim K posted another selfie with tons of cleavage! Rate this thread to express how quickly apps launch on the LG G6. A higher rating indicates that even the most intensive apps launch quickly and without hesitation, even if they are no longer in RAM.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG G6 Real Life Review] chinchillables:
Everything I've launched opens blazingly fast, and I have over 400 apps installed already. (copied a lot of my other stuff from my other phone over to it. OH, and I did it with LG Backup / LG Mobile Switch which worked much quicker than expected. Even the installations of the apps was almost instant each... well except really big apps/games, but those still took no time compared to my older phones.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] middleearth1010:
Unfortunately I had to Rate one star. The basic feature of adding a 2nd google account to google apps, freezes the phone and crashes. Without Root, on a verizon locked bootloader I will be unable to fix the problem. Looks like I need to return, and consider the Pixel or purchase a MXPE.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] EMJI79:
You used Lg Backup and Switch to copy apps because you already had an Lg phone or does it work with other brands?
[LG G6 Real Life Review] chinchillables:
I copied from my LG-G2 to my LG-G5 via the WiFi option. I'm not sure if it'll work with other phones, but I'd think it was LG specific.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] EMJI79:
Yeah probably.

I don't know of anything else than Titanium Backup on rooted phones to get every apps exactly like they were from a phone to another.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] ben cherian:
There is a 1-2 second lag after tapping an app icon and time to get launched
[LG G6 Real Life Review] captfbgnet:
LG Bridge wouldn't work on Win 7 64x

Was going to use this LG software to backup my Sprint LG G6 phone on my computer. Software installed on computer properly. Couldn't get it to work as software wouldn't recognize USB connection. Samsung support said software only works with Win 10. Nothing on their website says anything about this restriction. Just FYI...
[LG G6 Real Life Review] MDW 100:
Apparently it's much better with the Oreo update. Older iPhones do not have this delay (although the content takes longer to load). No reason for it other than software.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] chinchillables:
I still can't get the LG Bridge software to work on my computer either, which is win7 so I believe the Win10 only thing. I think that was a stupid move by them, but I use other ways to backup so not too concerned.

Android 8.0 is an amazing update. I already loved my phone for what it is but with this update, I gained over 3GB of space back on my internal storage (i guess it removed clutter and uses a smaller framework) and all of the new options seem to allow much more control than before.

I was going to jump to the LG-G7, but being that I already bought 2 of the 10,000 maH extended batteries for this one that serve me well, I don't think I'm going to change anytime soon. I have a backup phone (bought 2 LG-G6) so I am just going to use the LG Backup thing and copy everything to my other phone. if anything happens I can just start that one and have an almost exact duplicate, minus any updates i've done and whatever was on the SD card which i'm sure is just booty shaking videos, dot pixel porn, photos, music, and random stuff I probably shouldnt be wasting space on anyway.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] MDW 100:
Is this relevant to app launch speed?
[LG G6 Real Life Review] MDW 100:
Just did a factory reset, a long time after installing the Oreo update which gave me a few other issues...

Apps load up without a single hesitation now! It's fantastic.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] jshames:
I finally bit the bullet and did this too, and there is an improvement in the opening apps lag. Let's hope it holds up over time.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're busy and don't have time to wait, which is why you need to stop reading this thread and get back to organizing your Pogs. Rate this thread to express how the LG G6 performs when multitasking. A higher rating indicates that the LG G6 keeps many apps in memory so that they don't need to reload, and that when moving between apps, transitions are smooth and performance is excellent.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG G6 Real Life Review] chinchillables:
I've run over 30 apps at once and it swaps between them instantly without lag. No issues whatsoever doing what I want how I want on this phone.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] LouDogNation:
I'm not sure if anyone is getting this same error, but it keeps saying that I don't have enough memory to play videos. Never seen this error on any other LG phone that I have owned in the past. http://imgur.com/waldOvw
[LG G6 Real Life Review] masri1987:
my RAM went down to only 1gb free... how is this possible
[LG G6 Real Life Review] Saythis:
More ram used is better on Android. Most 4GB phones run with around 1 to 1.5GB free. Android caches your app data to improve loading times. Having more free ram actually hurts you. Androids memory management isn't like Windows for example.

This phone is an absolute dream for multitasking lol.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] Orbiting234:
Is this phone overly aggressive on memory management? I keep seeing times when either overnight or even just not using the phone for like an hour, I suddenly only have 3 apps in my recent apps list and not the 6 or 8 I had been using. Which is just baffling to me as I never saw this on my old Galaxy S6. With 4GB of ram, this phone should not be needing to dump apps out on its own like this so much.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] chinchillables:
That's odd. Everything I have running stays running with no issues other than the stuff I have set to auto-close, via Greenify.
[LG G6 Real Life Review] EMJI79:
I thought with Android 7 the need for Greenify disappeared?
[LG G6 Real Life Review] Jiia:
The multitasking is great but there's one glaring design flaw. When you have an app open and you open the notification drawer you get this round button at the bottom to change app scaling. This is great until you want to type a reply in the notification drawer.

The scaling button stands on top of your keyboard making it impossible to type anything without constantly having to move the button out of the way. The button is locked to the bottom so you can only move it left and right. Thankfully it only appears on certain apps like games.

[IMG="LG G6 notification drawer design flaw"]http://i.imgur.com/5kqfLHq.png[/IMG]