yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 4 General] gandyprakoso:
Stock rom is the most stable.. but it will not adapt new feature (like SGN7 feature such as greceUX).

alternatively, my SGN 4 (N-916S 4g korean version) curently using DreamUX-V3, with some tweaks of course.. i think this rom is good, adapted new feature from note 7 including grace ux, light, fast and stable so far. yes some feature was forced close, but i think its ok so far im not using this app (such as AOD). this ROM, was no battery indicator while charging. but im using small apps that i downloaded from play store, and that problem is solved.

and now im happy with this rom,

the old SGN4 with new SGN7 even S8 flavour :D
[Galaxy Note 4 General] mechrekt:
Hi, can you help me to find Hedge Cam 2 app? Thank you!
[Galaxy Note 4 General] seriosbrad:
Right here

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.caddish_hedgehog.hedgecam2
[Galaxy Note 4 General] armin_gera:
hi all

im looking for a rom with cool themes like MIUI , but non of MIUI roms work good for me :| what do u sugest?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] latenhas:
What camera fix are you talking about?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] li0nh3art3d:
in the note 7 ports, the camera usually lags really bad but flashing this zip fixes it.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Jwatt5225:
I have a note 4 910 t and I have had many custom ROMs put on this phone and have grown bored and irritated by the lack of customization across-the-board I guess what I mean is I want to have access to put custom tweaks on any and everything that I want and not just what they give me so I put Resurrection Remix on my Note 4 and bingo. Now everything ^¥€¢£π√×|~

I touch has a custom tweet to it I show my phone off to everyone and this is why we want custom Roms true. So if you want to ROM that you don't get tired of and keeps you interested, then I suggest Resurrection Remix will be your final chapter.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] hybernation:
I am using resurrection remix nougat. Its awesome but really missing the spen features. I am considering to move to a TW rom but really confused after reading all the comments.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] deuwie:
I recently begane to use my note 4 again. With twrp i installed oreo 8.1. Very happy with it, but...spen is not a part of the installation. I understand its to much of a job. So although im happy with the new "life" of my note, a pitty i can not use my spen.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Tamer Ali:
Refined N7 FE Nougat for SM Note4 Exynos v5.6 by [MENTION=4637718]ananjaser1211[/MENTION]

And why? bCuz Its smooth, fast & stable rom for samsung note4.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Mirsaneli:
Any good N5/N7 port ROM for N910F without ROM Control, because I like clean port without systemUI tweaks?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Kymes:
There are only 2 ROMs..Refined ROMs and others..
[Galaxy Note 4 General] vomae:
My choice

Andycar N4 MX for my N910F, because

It is stock based ---I want full spen functionality

It is a cooked version of _alexndr's awesome [ROM][N910F][ALEXNDR] * DRF1 * DevBase v5.9 * Multi CSC, Safe De-Bloat

The developer is active in the thread

There is an upcoming version

Works well (see quote)
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Kymes:
Refined MM or Nougat by [MENTION=4637718]ananjaser1211[/MENTION] are TW based and they have Spen features,

give them a try
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Mirsaneli:
Yes, but they are for N910C Exynos variant. Since I replaced my failed N910C motherboard with N910F, I cannot find a ROM as good as Refined MM by ananjaser1211... Is there a port for N910F?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] w41ru5:
No touchwiz port of Nougat for 910F, only AOSP, even oreo. Check the 910F Snapdragon forum.

Later edit - I was surprised to see also a Pie ROM too.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] :
I use the Black Dog ROM, one of the best for N4 in my opinion
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Mirsaneli:
Is there any Grace/Dream UX port without ROM control? I prefer clean ROM.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Jwatt5225:
That's interesting my S Pen,Pie Control and Spinners work properly fact I interchange them pretty regularly at times O and my bouncing customization in my contacts and other scrolling features is wonderful so I stayed with Resurrection Remix on a Note 4 and people are at all like where did you get that phone I love it thanks XDA.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Ace42:
Using LOS16. Standby drain is low, didn't expect it to last as long as it does. I haven't tested other ROMs on my 910P., no need to. As long as the s pen functions that's all I care about.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Jwatt5225:
Mine works on my 910 p perfectly and yes I'm using Resurrection remix as well
[Galaxy Note 4 General] latenhas:
One question, camera have worst quality than stock samsung's one right?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Çingiz Salmanov:
Right now using nemesis on n910c. It is the most stable rom ive used. Just some random lags pisses me off but it is temporary rom. Soon will change it to tedybear rom once its comeout.

---------- Post added at 04:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:48 PM ----------

Yep. Same dude same. 100% agree
[Galaxy Note 4 General] AoMine:
Spen works 4 u on a pie? Please tutorial or apps please
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Mirsaneli:
Has anyone managed to port Note 5 stock ROM 6.0.1. to Note 4? I think with that software, even the fingerprint could work, because it has old UI just as Note 4 stock software. If anyone knows, please share link?
[Galaxy Note 4 General] ShaDisNX255:
No, Note 5 uses different fingerprint method. It's the exact same thing/problem as porting Note 7 firmware
[Galaxy Note 4 General] rezadentevil:
Hi

Now im using Refind Nougot N7FE port 6.0 also with 6.0 patch....,

Theres no any better then this,

For so many years that i have samsung devices, this is one of the best roms i have ever used on my phone.

this is the best Rom i have ever used on my n910c,

I used refine note7 android 6.0, it was also good , but for me, it doesnt feel like my own phone , it was compeletly a Custome Rom for me, that what i felt, but with Refined N7FE , its feels like my phone , i can connect with it so easy, its just like a brand new phone, brand new note7 , not note4 anymore , not just a typical Custome Rom...,

It feels brilliant ...,

i really suggest you to use it, also with patch...,its very important...,

Everything's work properly, ( except fingerprint, i dont use even swipe lockscreen, so no problem )

Battery is good, so close to stock rom,(( it is very imortant to me, so i checked it, it is so close , also, there's an app when i was installing the rom called " elite tuner " , I've tried to reduce the bettery drain with it, but, i never works for me, i just did a simple test, i disabled it, so my batter usage is verrrryyyyyyyyyyyyyy gooooooood,))

Speed of the rom is perfect, faster than stock,

Battery is awsome

So much features than the Stoke....,

Its brilliant,

U have to use it....

ITS THE BEST ROM...,

Thanx to [MENTION=4637718]ananjaser1211[/MENTION] for this Amazing Rom , and His Hard work....,
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Çingiz Salmanov:
fingerprint will not work. because our phone using an old fp module

https://xdaforums.com/note-4/development/rom-t3768967
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Mirsaneli:
Yes, but I need it for N910F Snapdragon. This one is for Exynos...
[Galaxy Note 4 General] domsotv:
You're using N910C version of note4 right? Is really fingerprint scanner work properly on this rom? I read that fingerprint doesnt work
[Galaxy Note 4 General] rezadentevil:
Yes my friend , its N910C

No the fingerprint doesn't work at all,

For me ,its not a problem, i dont use any lockscreen not even swipe, becouse it slows me down to unlock my phone , then do my work....,
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Mirsaneli:
Do you have link? This ROM seems to have completely disappeared from the face of earth :D I use Astra Dream UX currently, and saw that Black Dog ROM N7 port looks better and is more stable...
[Galaxy Note 4 General] strix666:
hi guys. i am using resurection rimix android 8.1 .i tried so many roms but this rom is perfect in battery and functions and tempreture in my opnion.
[Galaxy Note 4 General] Giowi:
what version? regards
[Galaxy Note 4 General] touseefakhtar98:
S-Pen still work. Right?

How GPS is performing in this ROM?

and one last thing, Does it support the Video Recording in 4K ?
[Remix OS for PC] Rmtreanor89:
I have a dell zino HD and tried a couple versions of remix with no success by both harddrive and pendrive has anyone had any success installing it on a zino and if so how would greatly appreciate any feedback thanks
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] c0mput0r:
http://www.geek.com/first-look-qualcomms-new-fairbanks-and-anchorage-mobile-platforms/

The anchorage with its tasty 1ghz processor seems like it might be a easy replacement for the x7500. Who knows when it will arrive and in what shape internally. Some nice xp or linux action on the anchorage might be nice.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] eaglesteve:
I saw that too, and am really interested in getting more info. However, I would still like it to run window mobile, hopefully wm7. XP will be a bad news for me. XP is simply not appropriate as a mobile, from the viewpoint of battery efficiency, software availability, instant on capability, etc. I'll be disappointed if it is Linux, as third party software just isn't good enough.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] HeartOfDarkness:
150% agree with eaglesteve.

I do hope that by the time these devices come out, WM7 will be out AND that it will, finally, fully support VGA and higher resolutions, and provide a truely ergonomical and good-looking user interface without the need for heavy tuning.

That will make the GHz processor more than a marketing argument in my opinion.

Thanks for the heads-up !
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] wgary:
By that time iPhone 2.0 will be out and this will be a moot issue. :) I say this as a Windows Mobile user since the original TMobile PPC phone. I mean, I really like my Advantage, but it's crazy how much time I have invested in it to get it to work like it should have from the first. The iPhone is not for me right now -- much too limited -- but when I watch my friends use them they actually work! And quickly! When the iPhone goes to the next generation, watch out! Not looking for a fight, just chatting. :)
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] eaglesteve:
IMO phone is more for demonstration than actual utility. It is too tightly controlled by Steve Job. There isn't the same openness to foster third party software. Without the richness of third party software and choices, what you bought is what you get. It will always be limited relative to winmo devices. With winmo, each of us is able to change the device to our very individual taste.

I won't underestimate the power of microsoft to bring about a really good hand gestured based OS that works really really well with mobile devices, and that will heap frog the competition. May be wm7 feels like a late start, but I get the feeling that it will be solid.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] yetdy:
Let's see what Apple will be coming up with. Looking at their reputation, it will be something unexpected. However, to see is to believe.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] leoni1980:
a 1ghz processor on a wm6 device is pretty pointless if you balance out barely-noticeable speed upgrade over loss of battery life. I have found the difference between windows mobile machines to be more about individual tweaks than the power of the processor: i certainly wasn't wowed by the Athena's performance after upgrading from a Hermes.

One thing windows needs to get right in the next upgrade is that it needs to LOOK AND FEEL NICE, and be EASY TO USE. This will take the windows mobile platform out of the nerd/office exec market and into the mainstream, something that just cannot be done at the moment despite the valiant tweaks of HTC with the Touch series.

Windows Mobile is fine for me, I'm used to it, but for the novice it's long-winded.

The performance of Windows mobile is abysmal when lined up against Linux and especially Apple machines: look at the smooth menu systems on Iphones, and the way the integrated pinch zoom mechanism fluidly drifts in and out. No programmer on earth could acheive these results around the current windows mobile architecture, this despite the fact that the Iphone has a 620mhz ARM processor comparable to the Athena's.

The Iphone is also capable of rendering web pages more reliably than the Athena - the only drawback in this respect is its meagre Edge connectivity.

Linux on the other hand has lots of potential:With open-source development, and loads of easily-ported software it's interesting to say the least.

Haavard Nord, the CE of a big mobile Linux developer recently said " if you want to build a phone using the Microsoft operating system it is pretty restricted what you can do with the user interface due to the licensing agreement between the customer and Microsoft. Microsoft wants to make sure everyone knows it’s a Windows Mobile phone so it limits what branding you can put on the phone."

This could cause problems for microsoft: the pda market is known to be decreasing, while Symbian continues to develop a huge foothold in the market.

If the capabilities of Symbian and Linux continue to develop then I see a great market loss for Microsoft unless they buck their ideas up and start WORKING with their manufacturers.

Get out of the fricking dark ages Microsoft before you screw up big time.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] HeartOfDarkness:
ONly a few weeks ago, leoni, I would have agreed with you about pretty much everyting but now, I have to say that WinCE (the "heart" of Windows MObile) is FAR from being that bad performance-wise, now that I have had the opportunity to dive deep into it (at work).

It's actually Windows Mobile that sucks, which basically is CE + crappy GUI, not Windows CE, and it's WinCE that you have to compare with LInux and stuff. Because Linux by itself may be cool, but you will not be able to run very heavy GUIs like Enlignhtenment on current mobile devices, however great Linux may be.

MY POINT being: WinCE is an extremely solid, fast and reliable OS. Simply looking at how 90% off all autonomous GPS run under WinCE, and knowing that the fastest of them are equipped with 300 MHz processors should convince you of that.

Look at what HTC, which is NOT a software company by far, managed to do for the Touch line in pretty much the blink of an eye.

It's the Windows Mobile team that needs some extremely heavily applied butt-kicking. Both because they still do not understand that people want simplicity and beauty on their mobile device, but also because they want to stick, absolutly, to this "Windows Desktop-like" GUI.

I *think* Microsoft finally got the message. But as they're also trying to converge all their OSes, the future is quite uncertain...

As to the iPhone 2... It's both way too remote, and way too "locked-down" a system to work for me... If Apple wants to have someone like me interested (and I don't mean they should necessarily, but we're talking about how Apple could please me with the iPhone2), they need to review their content management policies.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] leoni1980:
i agree with you that CE underpins a great many devices we use everyday. I'm sure it's not ce which is at fault, however it needs to be understood that running a basic satnav or epos system isn't the same as running an effective graphics-heavy mobile device.

Another point i don't entirely agree on is about the touch gui - this has nothing to do with winCE, it is an extension to wm6. They did a good job, but it's no miracle! Like i said, windows mobile in the end ruins it, since as snazzy as touchcube and touchflo look on the face of it you invariably end up back at the unfriendly and stylus-dependant windows gui.

On the whole i think you are right in that it is the windows mobile programmers who are at fault, but eaglesteve's boundless optimism is possibly unfounded as these programmers have had YEARS to make the interface nicer and improve the user experience and have patently failed to do it.

Wm6 is inherently the same as all the rest but for bug fixes and some tweaks, what's to say wm7 will be any better?

I really hope they see sense, but who knows? It could be that they've seen the market lead symbian is getting in the mobile arena and are content to release windows mobile updates only for the hardcore. They might not see themselves as competitors to apple and nokia in this field. I hope i'm wrong...
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] leoni1980:
Fl3.0 has just been embedded into the N95 8gb firmware. This means that N95 8gb users have FULL ACCESS to youtube and other flash sites. Nokia are already ahead of the game, and despite the limitations of a qvga, non-touchscreen device it seems that not only will N95 users have a better video and multimedia playback device than Athena users but also full, uninhibited access to most websites.

I see a microsoft-killing PDA on the horizon.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] eaglesteve:
I've already seen N95. You would have to hold a gun against my head to make me use it as an internet browsing device. It does not have an acceptable input method. It does not have an acceptable screen. The browser is too slow as compared to Athena's.

It's true that Athana could not access classical youtube without first downloading it, but there is still youtube mobile that you can use.

The Anchorage will be even better than Athena, I'm sure, although I have not have enough info on it. It is at least a device that has GPS, Phone, Camera, PDA, Wifi, Bluetooth all in one, and stays with the mainstream winmo environment, with the widest choice of third party software. That's why this is going to be such a interesting device to watch.

When it is released, I think Leoni you will abandon your N95/N800/Asus eee solution immediately and go for this, despite your negative attitude toward anything microsoft now.;)
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] leoni1980:
The N95 renders pages just as quick as the Athena - trust me I've owned and burned out every device under the sun! its drawback is - I agree - the screen size and input method, but given that I only use it for short-term browsing and checking information it is more than capable. It allows me flawless access to more web pages than either of the Athena's browsers do too.

the Anchorage is just a mocked-up device. It will never be released, and was simply designed to show off a new chipset from Qualcomm which has lots of snazzy features. The site linked on this page is somewhat misleading.....

The Snapdragon chipsets will obviously hail marked improvements on performance, but they are more than capable of running Linux AND (if rumours are to be believed) full windows OS. With this in mind I fail to see how this has any bearing on my experience of Windows Mobile. For a decent Windows experience we will have to wait for number 7 and I doubt that will be backwards-compatible with older applications since it's going to be a total overhaul.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] eaglesteve:
I suppose we just have to disagree over the N95 versus Athena's ability to deliver good internet browsing experience.

You said the Anchorage will never be released (not may never be released). What makes you so certain?

I have no qualm with using Linux if it has the same array of quality software. I heard that the GPS software on N810 is a piece of crap, for example. I have never come across any website that indicates I can get third party software at this moment. It may be true that more software will be available in the future, but that does not help because I need it right now. For GPS, I only want iGO, or one that does warn me if I exceed the legal speed limit; is iGO available on linux? Can I get Cash Organiser on linux? What about creating and editing Word and Excel documents, can that be done on linux yet? What about MobileGolfScorer, which is the best golfing software that I know of? Does it run on linux? If not, is that anything as good? The list goes on and on.

It may be true that with WM7 some software may not run. We know that from the wm2003se to wm5 upgrade experience. However, almost all the software vendors quickly adapted with the newer version, so I'm not worried. I've watched a video interview with the WM7 development team, and know that they do try their best to minimise migration difficulties.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] eaglesteve:
One of the attractions of Qualcomm's SnapDragon platform is its low battery consumption. It consumes between 250 to 500 miliwatt of battery. In contrast, the A110 and A100 chip from Intel consumes about 3 watts, which is 6 to 12 times more power hungry. The Intel's Silverthorne consumes power between 0.6 and 2.0 watts.

The chipset apparently allows even full OS to run on it. This may be the start of a more useable UMPC running full OS??

HTC is currently testing SnapDragon. Let's hope that they adopt it and come up with a battery efficient mobile device.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] eaglesteve:
One year passes very fast. By then I would have already got 2 year use and would pass on Athena to one of my sons who frequently fight over the use of Athena with me now.

As to the typing speed, watch the speed demo on this website:

http://www.tengo.net/

You'll then understand why Tengo is so different and unique as compared to the normal softscreen keyboard.

The speed limit is accurate for most of the roads. On some roads the speed limit has not been entered into the database. I understand that in one of the Tom Tom versions, users are able to manually update a particular road's speed limit as well as to add/change/delete road. I don't rely on it to the extend of not watching the speed sign and speedometer, since some road's speed are not there. I use it just to mimimise the chance of speeding when I day dream away, or got distracted.

So, there are GPS software and there are GPS software. They are'nt created equal. What I like about my existing winmo platform is that I have already sourced the best of bread in almost all areas. Finding applications which are as good on Linux platform may be a challenge.