yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] millicent:
Hi, I continue to experience this recent bug, where, when I arrive home, the phone won't automatically connect to my wifi. I only have my home network on 5 GHz, no other entry.

Whenever it happens, the phone stays on LTE, doesn't seem to see *any* wifi, it takes actually getting in network settings and toggling from there off/on to retrieve my network and work again.

Is this really a new issue or it can be solved somehow without factory reset?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] ciprianmp:
I just noticed the same behaviour with my 2 days new router, when on 5G. It takes me to turn on/off a few times to get the ip, but then, after a while (20'-30'), it says No internet, although my laptop has full internet (on 2.4G). I was thinking my router has a bug, at least I know now it could be my Z5 Nougat. :/
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] ihavenewnike:
CONGRATS on your purchase,

I know a lot of us have already received our devices, and some haven't. If you have received your new phone, post your first impressions. After using the device some, also post what little tricks you may have found, what you have fell in love with and what you dislike or absolutely hate. Also, what was your previous phone and are you enjoying your upgrade? I'll start by saying first impression is I love the size and screen. Real quick thing I do absolutely hate is Bixby. Tried it out a few times from the button, sucked. And the image recognition got me a little excited, but disappointed. I must also add, the face recognition is amazingly fast.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] Lienot:
I use only FACE RECOGNITION - it is very fast, works 99% and I don't think one will steal, shoot a photo, print it... and so on.

It is the fastest and easy way to unlock the phone, I was wearing a hoodie and it worked very very well.

I am not the NSA, so face recognition is enough for me and I am happy that it is as fast as it is...

lienot
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] buttsak:
First impression...I no like it so much.

After playing with it all night tho, I like it. I got the 64gb s8+ and it's a lil tall but I think I'll grow into it. The fingerprint scanner that everyone is making such a huge deal about is in a great spot for me. When I go to pull it out of my pocket my finger falls right there and it's unlocked B4 I even look at the screen. The audio out of the akg headphones is great and it's even better in my car. Battery life, well, it's at 71% now and it's been on since about 7pm yesterday (10:49am now) and that's with heavy use. My only real gripe with it so far is I want to remap the bixby button to launch the camera. I think that would be perfect...Hope you guys are having fun with your new toys like I am :)
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] jdelano:
I've found it to be pretty snappy! I love the iris scanning, it works even with my glasses on. It is actually really easy to use one handed, with a rare supporting off hand assist.

The screen is of course impressive.

I've had 3 occasions where I needed to reboot the device because either an app refused to load. Play Store once, setting TW as my launcher (I was using Nova on my S7E so after smart switch when I pressed the home key it asked which launcher to set as default) and then trying to enable "Ok Google" where it didn't hear me. As an early adopter, I expect that there may be possible hiccups.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] SBERG117:
Not crazy about lock screen music player...Wish there were other options for that... Seems like I have to make sure I'm hitting exactly in the right spot to skip songs.

Becomes a bit of a annoyance when having to hit the button repeatedly to switch a song...
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] RMXO:
I'm currently at work and I have 4 bar signal while in the basement. My Note 7, S7, LG V20 got 2-3 or no bars. I'm extremely happy due to this. More to follow and im glad i got it.

took forever for Iris scanner to register my iris properly
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] xile6:
Its a great phone overeall.

Fast and great looking screen. Feels really good in the hand.

I got the s8 plus and im able to access everything on the phone.

The fingerprint sensor works. I can have the phone in my right hand and press the power with my thumb and finger on the sensor.

The home key took a bit to get use to. I wasnt pushing on it like i should.

Gui/OS has some nice changes, that makes things faster or easier to do.

Bixiy isnt useful at all. Maybe once its update it will work better. But on a sids note i havent Accidentally hit the button. So thats good.

The obly complain i would have a bout the phone that some apps dont fit full screen. You can force them but then the sides get cut off.

I know its an Aspect rataio that should be fix in updates of those apps.

And ill have to test but i think the speaker is lower volume then the s7e. But not sure yet.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] ihavenewnike:
I haven't updated it yet, so I was stil able to use the "All in one Gesture" app that was discussed on XDA before official release.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] ebamit:
My second day impressions are pretty much spot on with [MENTION=2429104]TheAnarchist1[/MENTION]. This is hands-down the snappiest phone I have ever used. The screen is brilliant, and this version of Touchwiz is (finally) excellent. I've seen lot of features that the other launchers have had for years. I usually install Nova immediately, but this time I'm rolling with stock. I also was able to remap the Bixby button to Google Assistant with no problem.

My only issue (so far) is with the always-on screen. I've had two pocket dials and responded to a text with gibberish while the device was in my front pocket. Clearly, that's not going to work. I'll probably have to turn it off.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] JAWyered:
Just got mine going.

Design is pretty good, however, I think personally I would have preferred they stick with the sharper corners from the Note 7 and less rounded screen like the Note 7. Basically make the Note 7 but with smaller top and bottom bezels and this screen size. This is fine though, here's to hoping for the Note 8.

Obviously the fingerprint sensor on the back. Would have been exceptional for the fingerprint sensor to be built into the screen as rumored, but I don't particularly think this placement is much worse than any other fingerprint sensor that is on the back of the phone. I've mapped fingers from both hands, and when two handed, I find my left pointer rests on the sensor so it is kinda nice in some regard. I use smart location and bluetooth device unlocks a lot, so I avoid unlocking for the most part, at home, in vehicle, running with headphones, etc... Iris scanner is very useful, most of the time, but it can be awkward. Haven't tried facial recognition.

I see SIGNIFICANT improvement to Touchwiz and now they finally get at least some customization options. I'm trying to make it work, but a couple hours in, I'm already itching to switch back to Nova launcher. Small little peeves, but overall, it finally looks good, and has enough customization that I don't think the Samsung launcher is too bad. I really wish they would stop loading messengers for Verizon and Samsung, to which Samsung's is un-disable-able. Samsung makes special customization and actions for theirs, but I still don't want to use a manufactures messenger. Google brand for me.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] AndroidKills:
1. So far, I'm amazed how well the iris scanner works and it is totally a fingerprint substitution. The battery life is simply amazing imo, I'm using it to the phone quite frequently in fact I have been browsing the web and using all sorts of social media the past hour. I should say I've only dropped about 8%, I'm genuinely pleased.

2. Performance is snappy, I haven't come across "real" lag (arbitrary statement). Coming from a note 4, TouchWiz has greatly been optimized and made much smoother.

3. 4gs of ram sounds like a little in 2017 but it's holding up like a champ!

4. So far I'm just in awe how great this phone is just to hold. I was scared the s8+ would be too big, but it fits perfect in the hand and is comfortable to use.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] aujbman:
I can update this post as time goes by, but so far I only have a few gripes and some are not of the phone itself but the software:

1. I was upset when I was forced to go from the Note 7 back to the S7 edge due to the battery issues ( Twice! ) and was upset again when the s7 did not have the option of showing your calendar events listed on the Always On screen and instead just had the full month calendar. Eventually it was updated and gained that capability, but now, the S8 is the same way! I am an attorney and always have somewhere to be or someone coming by so it was nice just to look at my phone and know what was coming up without having to unlock it to check my calendar. Not a biggie, just annoying that a new phone is without that option.

2. The screen ration thing does look annoying sometimes. You can just tell that you have this big beautiful screen but almost everytime you turn it landscape there are black bars and your apps look the exact same as on the previous phone. Like I said, this is just the software thing and hopefully apps will catch up and start utilizing the larger screen more.

Otherwise, love the screen, love the speed. Wanted to stick with TouchWiz but I have a thing about the bottom of the screen not being available and the limitations of the 5x5 setup so I went back to Solo Launcher where I can hide the notification panel and dock at the bottom which makes this big screen look even bigger! More native customization of the home screen closer to home replacements such as that is what Touchwiz has been missing for a long time.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] CConn882:
My initial impressions on my S8+:

1. It's incredibly fast. Snappier than any Samsung phone I've ever had or would ever expect them to produce. Loading time doesn't even exist for most apps, and the various animations seem much better than their older phones - the phone's performance reminds me more of the One plus 3T than an S7.

2. Battery life is really impressive. It looks like it might have the best battery life of any phone I've ever owned, which is particularly impressive considering it's a bigger screen and a smaller battery than the S7E.

3. The fingerprint scanner placement isn't quite as bad as people would lead you to believe. I haven't accidentally touched my camera lens once. However, it is a not too high up on the phone, which leads me to only touching it with half my finger, leading to it not unlocking. If they had located the entire set up a little lower on the device, it would've been fine.

4. The S8+ is a little too tall for my liking. It's practically impossible to reach the top opposite corner when using it with one hand. Obviously, activating one handed mode is one solution, but I really hope with flagships switching to 18:9 ratios, developers start moving any and all buttons to the lower half of their apps.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] TommiP77:
First impression, absolutely fabulous phone. Why ist the small cores maximum freq disabled?
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] gvfd65:
Other than AT&T sent me the wrong color (You had one job...) I LOVE the phone. Coming from a Nexus 6P this thing is INSANE.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] Eddie Hicks:
I got a chuckle from that because someone asked me in another thread if the charger would work with the phone in landscape position. BTW, nice review. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] coldconfession13:
Just set it up. My only gripe is so far is I wish Samsung used Google version of restore data. I connected it to my Pixel and it copied everything but data. I guess the app wasn't able to do it. So having to manually download all my apps sucked.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goodandnicefriend:
I purchased a Nexus 6P through Best Buy (US) during May of last year and just recently have encountered a problem with the volume up button being stuck and the power button not locking the phone. These weren't caused by dropping the phone or any specific occurrence like that as far as I can remember. My screen has also been cracked for a while, but that was a separate issue. I called Huawei to check if the button issue is covered by the warranty and they said to fill out a ticket and send pictures and they would let me know. The problem is that I also have a one year warranty through Best Buy, but it would have a service charge attached and I wouldn't be getting a 6P; they would send me a gift card instead. I'd rather have the 6P repaired or replaced than have to buy a different phone through Best Buy, but if it takes too long for Huawei to assess whether or not the phone is under warranty, then the warranty for both will expire and I won't have either. Does anyone have any advice regarding this situation or experience with what Huawei will cover under their warranty?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tech_head:
Personally I'd go the Best Buy route and get a different phone.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeygeer:
I had a bootloop of death - Google turned me down because I was out of warranty, I was transferred to Huawei, who said I was also out of warranty with them as well. They offered a "repair/replace" service for $164.00 since this has been a known and problematic issue. They told me I would have the phone in 10 business days - for which it would be repaired or, they would just send me a new one to replace it. I just got the device today; its brand news. Battery is good capacity, so far no bugs - we will see though. All and all - if you end up getting the repair/replace option and you can afford to pay the extra cash for a phone you already spent a bunch of extra cash on.... it was worth it.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5.1:
Hello,

I don't really want to read all the page, so I'll leave it to you: http://consumer.huawei.com/us/support/warranty-policy/mobile-phone/index.htm

Considering your N6P is almost one year old and all the problems surrounding​ the device at the moment:

Bootloop of death

Defective batteries

I'm not sure if it's worth it. It could last forever, but also fail next month when your warranty will be over...

If you don't loose much between the "service charge" and the Best Buy gift card, I would go that route and start looking for a new device. But that's just me... :)

Good luck...

Hello,

I would have kept trying and call Google/Huawei. A lot of people got it repaired/replaced even though their warranty ended... :(

Cheers...
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CyberpodS2:
I agree, to keep hammering them for a replacement is the right move. One thing to keep in mind is many of the recent reports about interactions with Huawai have indicated they seem to be trending towards playing hardball. Sooner than later would be my advice on working them for a replacement.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeygeer:
I did hammer google for a couple weeks to no avail - now that I have charged the new Nexus 6p from Huawei I have am pleased to report the replacement device they sent me is as good as it was when it was brand new. The device has zero battery degradation, and hasn't had a battery shutdown problem at all even though I was trying to trigger it through going on a walk in the cold this morning while suddenly using the camera. Other than the headache of losing a few pictures and spend $164 that I shouldn't have had to spend in the first place for a hardware malfunction...... I am very pleased to be rocking a solid Nexus 6p

---------- Post added at 08:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:14 PM ----------

Huawei was nothing but quick and efficient with my order. They didn't grant me an out of warranty replacement, but they did get me a new device within a week of their shop receiving it. Also, for posterity, they sent me a Huawei brand pen. HAHAHA. That kinda added insult to injury - just the same - I wouldn't believe all the complaints about Huawei's lack of costumer service - they were quick in all my interactions with them.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5.1:
Hey,

They were just "quick" to ask you some money and nothing else... For something you shouldn't have had to pay for. That's all I see here.

Did you get someone/something telling you it won't ever happen again? Or did they/it also said: goodbye, see you next year? Since they didn't acknowledge the issue, no one knows if they ship crappy batteries/motherboards/phones or if they manufactured new batteries/motherboards/phones which is unlikely.

And this is supposed to be a good customer service? Damn it... :confused:

May I ask you what is your build date in bootloader > barcodes? Just so you know what to expect? Also we can have an idea...

Thanks...
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 510jungleboy:
I had bought the Nexus 6P from a friend. No receipt or anything. Since my phone bootloop like everyone else , I decided to go into the main boot screen and chose " barcode ". in that screen , it will show seriel # , IMEI # , model # and build date of the phone, which was 03/04/2016. Knowing that the phone was produced back in march , I know that the warranty can't be expired. I decided to call Huawei. The warranty did not expired yet. I was lucky to call in and inquire about getting it repaired.

So if you bought a phone , and not sure of the warranty , go into the recovery screen , toggle through the menu ( recovery, bootloader , start , barcode )and choose barcode to see the detail of the phone and check the production date.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5.1:
Hello,

Actually it's the bootloader, not the recovery screen... :good:

You can also go on Huawei site and enter your IMEI. It will give you the warranty's period.

Also, you are lucky. Depending on who answer the call at Huawei, they refuse to repair/replace the phone without the receipt.

Cheers...
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mchu6am4:
Sorry for hijacking the thread but I'm suffering from the early shut down and have contacted Huawei who have confirmed the phone is still in warranty until end of this year and have created an RMA.

However they've sent me the envelope to post the phone back but state you need to return with the a copy of the receipt which I don't have as I purchased it from eBay. It was originally purchased from CPW and was unlocked! Can someone please confirm if Huawei accept warranty returns without the receipt?

Note... I'm in the UK and the phone was purchased from CPW in the UK.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5.1:
Hey,

It seems like it depends who you talk to at Huawei. Some have been asked for a copy of the receipt, some others haven't. Will they repair it if you send it without the receipt though they have asked for one..?

Not sure, as so much people must have sent them N6P lately due to bad batteries and bootloop... I think they are actually trying to find anything they can to refuse the repair for those who are not original owners. At least people who don't own the receipt.

Hoping I'm wrong and you'll get your phone back, up and running..!

Good luck...
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antmunny:
My 6p shut down at approx 40% twice last week (on Dirty Unicorn) and according to Huawei, I only have 1 more month of warranty left. I just sent in the pictures, imei and s/n and now they'll send me a label. I plan on flashing the August factory image and locking the bootloader before sending it in, of course.

so...how long will I be without a phone? I don't have a backup.
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmadney:
i have nexus 6p bootloop and iy is in waranty how i can replace it

i have nexus 6p bootloop and iy is in waranty how i can replace it
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeygeer:
Have you tried speaking to Google or Huawei about it? Thats really the first and only step. Like I said before I mine was OUT of warranty so I just paid the money for Hauwei to fix or replace the device. Call them! They will ask you questions and take you through the whole process.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itm:
I have a stock unrooted N7100. I was notified of a software update yesterday, and chose to install it. The phone rebooted, got to 25%, then displayed a dead Android with the message "Error", and rebooted. If I go to the Software Update screen I get this message:

"Failed to update firmware. Try again using PC software (Kies) or visit a Samsung service centre"

The phone is currently running Android 4.4.2 - build KOT49H.N7100XXUFNE1.

Has anyone else encountered this? If so, did you have any luck using Kies?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itm:
I've tried to install Kies on my Acer Switch 10V Windows 10 laptop and got this error:

"The application has failed to start because its side-by-side configuration is incorrect. Please see the application event log or use the command line sxstrace.exe tool for more detail."

???
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MigoMujahid:
download the latest firmware for N7100 from sammobile.com or samsung-firmware.org and flash it with Odin application for PC while putting the phone into download mode..

no need for kies.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] MattOrt:
Anybody knows whats the issue? I've even factory restored the phone and the problem is still there. I dont have ir rooted, its as stock as i bought it. The version is MHA-L09.
[General Topics] Deiota:
Hello!

I own a HTC x7500 and use BT headsets.

I'me getting nuts about this Cyberon Voice Dialer since everytime my BT connects the PPC the Voice Dialer starts and sometimes even starts a call.

At work, I have my PPC on my desk and everytime I reach the desk it starts, since I have my BT in my pocket.

Do you have the same problem? How can I solve this?

Thanks in advance!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saurabh i_@wsm:
I m using cm12.1 rom n flashed xposed framework properly and i got it installed correctly i think ..

I installed some modules checked the checkbox and rebooted but modules are still inactive .. Any support plz .. :eek:
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] Demon6672:
Does anyone know if there is any custom rom for this model?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 Questions & Answers] BlackAxiom:
Not in XDA, Maybe in some Russian sites where they offer great viruses too.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] _mone:
reserved#1
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] _mone:
reserved#2
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] eddyctweets:
Cant wait to try this i loved aicp on my g4 and note 2 ???
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] ForceField:
Wow, yes

Something new :)
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] eddyctweets:
Sofar the only issue I've faced was system ui stopping after I enabled nav buttons but a restart fixed it
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] t3mplar:
Thanks for the work. Have downloaded the ROM, but have a question before installing it. Would it require a separate kernel on SM-N910G?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] TwaTwo:
Wrong info

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[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] npt1988:
Does VoLTE work?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] ForceField:
Yes :good: It works

Amazing , this ROM is good with a lot of options :)
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Black Shade:
Just discovered this ROM, can I have some information about it? I'd like to now stuff like customization, Substratum support, kernel, general performance, battery life and anything you think may be relevant. I've been on RR for the last weeks and I unfortunately don't have a lot of time to try every new ROM myself, but, you know, I read 7.1.2 and my attention gets caught immediately :P