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[Moto E4 Questions & Answers] picsles:
Update: still no word from the Dev but the app was updated on the play store today and the issue seems to be fixed. Thank you everyone for your assistance! Furthermore, I found the memory and ram info within the Moto support app.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Jhinson2457:
Yesterday my phone began giving me the moisture detected error when charging. I immediately took it out of its Lifeproof case to check for moisture and none was found. Checked usb port, also no signs. Phone would charge but kept interrupting by the moisture error. It would also go to a black screen then to the VR screen (I have never opened it or used that option/app before) or to the camera. It finally went dead last night, and ever since it won't do anything. I have used a blow dryer on low heat, rice over night (rice showed zero signs of absorbing water), put it on the wireless charging station (station indicates charging but phone is not). I've tried to do all the reset options available. Literally everything but the tweezer trick (bc I don't want to mess anything up further) or taking the back off. Should I try to do the blow dryer on heat instead? Right now my phone is showing zero signs of life (no lights, screen, etc).
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] MAX 404:
Hi mate

check this thread
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Jhinson2457:
Thank you. But I have tried all options listed there. It will not allow me to reboot in any form or reset phone. It is acting as if the battery is out of the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] MAX 404:
Hi

try with some silica gel , I seen in supermarkets and hardware store small packages use to absorb humidity from closets

http://www.homedepot.com/b/Cleaning...om-Fresheners-Moisture-Absorbers/N-5yc1vZcb9v

If is really humidity , this should really take care of it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] All2skitzd:
I have a Virgin Mobile LG Tribute HD (LS676) with Andriod 6.0.1 software version LS676ZV3 and the phone wants me to update to LS676ZV4 and I was wondering if I should do it? I dream of a day the phone can be rooted and I am afraid if I update I might mess that chance up.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kdm6389:
dont
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] ab7casper:
My question is, can I get some real reviews from real users, not the YouTube paid reviews. Some people should have it for about 2 weeks now, and I wanna hear what you think. I've read where the camera is horrible, and others say it's OK. I'm buying the phone this Thursday, or next Thursday and am looking for some honesty.

How I typically use my phone is all day, everyday. It's a bit of an ADD thing where I have to keep myself busy. Games, XDA, more games. I play VainGlory a lot, and it's pretty heavy on my phone. Does anyone else play this, and how does the 5 perform while playing?

Can anyone post some pictures they took of scenery, buildings, etc... I'll post some of mine taken from my Nexus 6P, edited in Snapseed. The camera is a big point for me.

Please and thank you!!
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] martinezma99:
I currently own OP5 and previous phone was Pixel XL.

If a camera is a big point for you, there are better options for sure such as Pixel , iPhone and U11.

If gaming, then this phone will perform way better than 6p or any other phone. 835 CPU, GPU and 8 RAM means solid performance.

Camera is great in good lighting; mediocre in low light. 1080 Video good and 4K video average.

Battery life for me has been incredible! Fast charging is awesome too.

OP5 is a fantastic phone and I would recommend to anyone. I say this even though I plan on returning OP5 and going back to my Pixel XL. Why? Camera and smoother overall experience in Pixel. OP5 is faster for sure.

I hope this helps. It was not an easy decision for me.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] ab7casper:
I don't take too many videos, but I definitely like having the option of taking a good one. Gaming is a big selling point for me as well. As for the camera... I'm kind of hoping that some sort of fix is released in an update for whatever the issue is.

It definitely helps though. The price is also a factor, as I'm thinking I'll be able to sell my 6p for 325-350, with all the cases I have and the pretty awesome condition I've kept it in.

I've also haven't had a *new* phone in years. Last one I had was S6 Edge and I ended up having to give it to my Now Ex-girlfriends mom since it was on her plan and we broke up. I had it for like 3 weeks. So, a new phone under warranty would be pretty sweet to have.

Im going to buy it, I made up my mind. If anything, and the camera is way worse than my 6p and they don't release an update I can just sell it, right? Yup.

Bye-bye Nexus.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Rebel7022:
Man the phones on point. I went hard on my op5 & have yet to hit 34 °c I play the phone for long stretches so not worrying about my phone getting to hot is my favorite upgrade so far. The battery for sure last longer than the 3t but the 3t charges about 10 minutes faster
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] j0ff:
My phone was delivered on the Friday after the key note and have used this as my daily driver. My most recent phone was the Samsung s7e, but gave to my wife as I found it too slow (and I really wanted to try a one plus 5).

Initial impressions are similar to the (honest) reviews:

1. Damn this thing is quick

2. Damn the fingerprint reader is quick

3. Damn that charges quick

3. Oh, the camera isn't quite as good as it was hyped

I think it looks "fine" (i.e I couldn't care less what it looks like).

Battery life has been good, at least comparable to a 6 month old SGS7e (I bought that second hand) but not as good as my old Sony z3c.

The camera is good, don't get me wrong, and it can take better shots than the Samsung, but it's not as consistent. Low light isn't as good (but again, the Samsung is a very high bar). I'd say that 90% of my photos come out fine first time. It's very quick to take photos though (if Oneplus wanted a "speed" theme to come through in this device then they certainly succeeded)

1080p video is very good. Surprisingly good. Ok 4k recording lacks stabilisation, but hey, do people bother to record in this resolution? (I suppose that do, but I sure as hell don't). They've also said that 4k EIS will come in an update.

The screen is very good. Having had the S6 and S7e, I've experienced excellent screens (i.e. high resolution) but really don't see the point for 99% of the time (I played with vr for a couple of days about 12 months ago so I really do mean 99%). 1080p is absolutely great for a 5.5" screen.

My only complaints have been:

1. Jelly (yes, either I'm susceptible to seeing it or my device has it)

2. Camera not as good as hyped

3. Some vague software oddities which I'm sure will be sorted (notification issues with eBay)

I'll post up some photos...
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] j0ff:
Some photos #shotonaoneplus
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Wredal:
The best thing about OnePlus 5 is support from this community. I ordered on the conference day and there was TWRP and root solution available before this phone even arrived to my home. Another great thing is overall performance, clean OS, no bloatware.

Time for bad things. It is always bad sign when the company behind any device lies to you. They lie about camera peformance, they lie about screen issues... I wonder what will be next. Had I waited few days and seen how OnePlus acts, I would not buy it again.

Still I have it, so let's talk about user experience. I am switching to OnePlus 5 from my 4 years old OPPO Find 7, so this is my point of reference.

Form factor. The phone is a bit slippery and uncomfortable to grip. It has some sort of additional sharp line on the edge, and I ordered a cover to make it feel better. Other than this, it looks great and sexy. Shame it is not original design, but it is still good if you don't care about such things (I personally don't).

Screen. Screen has great colors and real blacks. It doesn't have the best resolution but just looks better than 2K IPS of Find 7. Use some dark wallpaper and you will be in heaven. At the same time you have this jelly effect and before I got used to it, it felt wrong. If you are motion sick, you should stay away from this phone.

Camera. The only good thing I can say about camera is its tonal range. You get all the colors instead of washed whites when you shot something with high contrast. At the same time I have seen way more details on the Find 7, which is four years old than on the OnePlus 5. Maybe it is poor compression of images, maybe it is some de-noising algorithm... anyway when you zoom in, you will see only blur in the image. Also, the telephoto camera is almost never used indoors (easy to check - cover one lens and see yourself which lens your phone is using) and used outdoor only when light is perfect (hello sun). When you click this magical 2x zoom in your camera app you will newer know whether you are doing software zoom loosing even more details or actual optical zoom... which even in best case is software-processed.

OS. Is great. Clean, fast android. Easy to root, easy to mod.

Battery life. Mixed. It will give you a full day, easily, but also drops significantly when you don't use the phone. Still, you have the DaSH/VOOC fast charge, so that's not a big issue.

Summary - this phone is great when you love messing with your phone, you are going to try custom rooms, you need root and great community support. It should be your choice if you with to have hardware that has enough power to stay with you for years. If you are looking for "clearer photos" look somewhere else. This is outward lie, and camera peformance is just average. It is also not a device for you if you must have the latest technology in hand or a very decent screen.

It is also not a steal anymore. You pay a bit less than premium range and you get a bit less then premium quality. Consider what you are looking for, and if your boxes are matched go for it.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] yubimusubi:
I've never played that game but I play some games (the Idolmaster rhythm games) that are pretty heavy and made my Nexus 6 very sad. They run very smoothly at highest settings on the 1+5, and thanks to the massive amounts of ram, I can switch between several games with no problem.

The one complaint I have is the placement of the speaker. If you are playing a game landscape orientation your hand will keep covering it. Big problem when playing rhythm games.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] ab7casper:
Those are more than acceptable pics for a smartphone. I don't expect DSLR quality, and it looks like it could be an improvement over my 6p.

I really appreciate everyone's responses. They all are very insightful, and definitely put my mind at ease about the purchase.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] yubimusubi:
You will be happy with it, I'm sure!

From the forums you might think it's nothing but problems, but overall it is still a really​ great phone. Keep in mind most of the folks who even know about this phone are the pickiest of the pickiest!
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] ab7casper:
Haha, true that. I might say that camera performance means a lot to me. But I have no actual "training" in being a photographer, or what is supposed to look like what. I just like taking pictures for myself, and I throw em up on Instagram. I use a lot of my pictures for wallpapers for my phone, mainly.

If anything, the better the phone is performing at games the better it would be for me, and this sounds like a beast. I'll be doubling my ram, and storage capacity so I'll be more than happy at that fact alone. Haha

Edit: I hope this post stays near the top for anyone on the fence about the purchase. I was just thinking about you're only hearing so many users complaining about the phone, but how many other users out there that are completely satisfied.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] giaesse:
I bought it just an hour after the event, and I'm returning it tofay. I love taking pictures with my phone and I don't like op5 photos at all. I'm sending it back this week before the 14-day period is over, I'm moving to the S8 which I found at the same price...

I just hate how it deals with low-light and with colour, in particular in the details, which are just awful. I come from three and an half years with the Nexus 5, which had OIS and an awesome HDR. In this phone, HDR pics are way too noisy and sometimes colours look much worse than non-HDR photos.

Dual camera, horrible photos I'd say :(

I was really excited about this phone, so I'm very disappointed. I know they might fix it in the future, but I don't feel like trusting OnePlus seeing how they are dealing with the OP3 update and with the jelly effect

P.S. Sorry for bad English, I'm new to the forum world :D
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Rebel7022:
OK have fun in the s8 forums. deuces
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] DoobyDroid:
I love it ?

Camera can't complain needs few extra features I think there's always pro mode but I'm not cam savvy so just use normal mode sure it will be improved in updates , ?
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Rebel7022:
Nice pics
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] giaesse:
Here are some pics I couldn't update earlier. You can see how bad the camera works in some conditions (like in the tree in two of the photos, which looks very unreal). Also in low light HDR is too noisy and I had to take twice the photo in the square and still I couldn't get a sharp image. Also you can see some artifacts in the two road pics. This is what convinced me to send this phone back, I take lots of pics and my old Nexus 5 worked better in all of these conditions

Edit: I might sound crazy, but look at the details
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] ab7casper:
I figured I would take one picture and edit in Snapseed to see how that pans out. I'm posting both the original and edited.

Honestly, I don't think I'll be upset at all for the quality. I like it. The pro mode will be fun as well to play with,
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] biglilsteve:
Had a great time in NY with it this past weekend.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] mrnovanova:
I have to say that I love the phone. I have an s8+ too and I actually don't miss it at all. I bought the LG G6 last month an lasted 1 day with it and some would, well do argue that it's a better phone than the s8.

What I like: The performance. That phone is fast in every aspect. The best example I can give is the setup. I have 161 apps. It took 2 and a half hours to download on the s8+. Guess how fast it was on the OP5 25 minutes. I've never see that before.

The screen is fine, the camera is no prize winner but no slouch either. I'm sure SW updates can make it better. The sound is good.

What I don't like: So far it's that damn screen that flips to landscape for no reason.

I didn't think of returning the phone until I saw the thread with all the people whining about the most trivial things.

The way I see it is. If the camera really matters to you. S8+, Pixel XL, U11. If not, by all means. You cannot go wrong with this. 8gb of ram 128 GB of storage and this community. Your kids can use it 6 years from now it will still be a top contender.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Agnadius:
As someone who wanted to love the OP+5 and coming from S7 flat, here's my review:

the good stuff:

- it's faster than my s7 in all-out performance mode in pretty much everything, the speed difference didn't blow me away though.

- the biggest difference is how RAM feels like. If you don't have 200 apps and mostly use 10-15 apps regularly, basically they always stay in RAM which makes opening them instant all the time. 8gb is a beast in this regard.

- it's near stock android experience with some nice features on top

- battery is an improvement over s7. I did not tweak anything on stock kernel and feeling pretty good about this one, with some tweaks 10h SOT with light usage should be easily reachable

- no jelly scrolling, no wifi problems, no problems at all basically with my device

- build quality, phone calling, all fine

- with the 20$ promo code you get a case for free and a (meh) screen protector is installed already, so phone is protected without any additional cost from day 1.

now the bad stuff:

- screen 1080p pentile, coming from the s7 IS pretty bad. You can clearly see the pixels if you move the phone a little bit nearer to your face and in some occasions you see the difference on text even from regular distance. Icons from Icon packs and some other objects don't look as crisp because they are scaled to 1080p. Most of the time it doesn't bother me but sometimes I'm like "damn would love better resolution on this".

- screen is also a little bit too big to efficiently use it with one hand, and kinda too small to get the "phablet feeling", I have pretty small hands though.

- there are some problems atm with TWRP, encryption/decryption, sdcard permission, it's all solvable, but you have to read through all the threads to get a gist of it

- I'm missing my SD card and water resistance but what can you do :(

- lowlight camera is bad, but I don't care - don't take many photos in general and if I do, it's not for aestetics.

- and one thing about performance that is not really an issue, just a matter of modification if it comes out at some point: the scrolling "feels slow" it's not choppy, it's just that if you scroll with the thumb, one "movement of the thumb" scrolls "less distance". Which means you have to do more movements which feels slow and ****ty. I hope at some point "high sensitivity mode" or a tweak for faster scrolling comes out, than it's gonna be fine

gonna try out some other devices next.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] sansanc:
Guys, first of all thanks for you opinions, as i want to buy a 5 too. I have a Leeco le 2 and some stuff do bother me. I don't mind having the best camera, but these matters/issues i do care. Please, what are your experiences about this?

- GPS in real usage? Like, testing it with GPS Test app is not enough like pretty much all reviewers do, as while using a maps app there can be issues that GPS test doesn't show. Like hiccups. While you are in the middle of a big city, your phone having GPS hiccups is definitely hair pulling annoying.

- Does the data connection fails a lot while driving? When going from antenna to antenna? Net calls and bluetooth streaming to the car's speakers will suffer. Making the VoIP calls each 4-5 minutes is annoying.

- Does the 5 holds 4g nicely? My Le 2 doesn't have band 20, so most of the time, it doesn't hold 4g.

- Fingerprint unlock, is it fast?

On a sidenote, i have seen 60fps videos, IMHO recording as 60fps, make videos way more real. As i want to record myself in the gym (not for instagram/facebook), this will surely help me.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] biglilsteve:
GPS is great. Spent this past weekend touring NYC. Needed to use it while walking the streets to get around. No issues.

No fails with data.

LTE is always strong.

Fingerprint scanner is the fastest of any smartphone. Very quick.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] ab7casper:
Thanks to everyone that has replied with their input. It made my decision a lot less nerve-wracking. I'll put up my review after I get it.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] A Guy Called Revive:
Design: Phone looks and feels amazing. Top Marks for me

Build: Built to last, the only thing I feel isn't as strong would be the volume keys

Camera: A decent shooter. Could of been alot better with the additon of OIS.

Day to day usage: This thing is fast, like dam it's fast. This is the main thing. The phone does everything you want to and it never feels sluggish. Fingerprint sensor is immense

Connectivity:Solid, duel sim cards work great, wifi range is great, good a getting reception. While duel blutooth would of been nice it's not a big point

Software: Light, the way it should be

Battery: Really good actually! With normal us it will normally finished with 4h screen on time. Dash Charge is a game changer though.

Sound: Earpiece not as loud as I would want. Bottom speaker is LOUD.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
You're trapped in a Catch 22, as it seems you have somewhat already figured out. With no UI, and without having prior rooted the phone (TWRP custom recovery, etc.) there is no way of backing up or retrieving the data. And unlocking the bootloader to put custom recovery TWRP on the phone, will wipe the data by definition. I don't personally believe there is a way to preserve or retrieve your personal data, in the current condition. Everyone should be backing up their data (if it's important to them)

before

a disaster/problem occurs; not be looking for a way to do it

after

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[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ben_at_xda:
Yes, that's clear (and I would also recommend it to everyone), but as we know, sometimes we only know that something is important to us at the moment we've lost it ;)

Without unlocking bootloader, there is no way to reset the system software (e.g. applying a working System UI)? E.g. when booting into HBOOT (hold volume down + power) and going to RECOVERY (pressing power + volume up when we see the red warning sign) there is the option "Apply update from SD card". Would it be possible to use this option to replace the defective software parts without having to unlock the bootloader or to do something which erases data?

Does someone know whether HTC development has more means than we have to fix their HTC software part? E.g. a tool which requires a special system specific token (as e.g. the HTC unlock process requires) to "deactivate" or "circumvent" the "security functions" which are responsible for erasing the data and then resets the HTC part to the original version or updates offline to the latest available version?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
In short, no. I've already thought this through (and you are far from the first person to ask this), and I already said there wasn't a way. So I don't know why you are asking again, what is basically the same question (just phrased another way).

"Apply update from SD card" would be an OTA or RUU. You can't OTA, since the phone is already updated, and you can't apply an update once it's already installed. An RUU may (probably) get the phone up and running again, but will wipe the phone by definition.

No such thing. It would be pretty convoluted (wishful thinking, really) for them to engineer/maintain such a thing, for not much value added for HTC. On the development side, I don't see much use for such a thing. On the side of servicing defective phones, from what I've seen: If a device malfunctions, they usually just repair the hardware (if needed) RUU the phone, and return it with data wiped. Helping users keep their data doesn't really benefit them in any way. Plus, it can cause them a lot of conflict and incompatibilities, that may be the cause of some issues themselves. So it's in HTC's own interest to wipe the phones when servicing them.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] DespairFactor:
Has anyone removed the screen protector from OP5? Are you replacing it with another one?
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] DoobyDroid:
My first handset had one pre applied seemed fairly decent my second handset due to getting a exchange as orig had re boot issue the new one that was sealed didn't have the factory fitted one and yes it felt alot better without it I complained to 1+ and they agreed to send me the 3D tempered glass one for free ,, Yes that's right Free!! I know I was shocked as well that's £17.95 + there sending it priority another £12.99 ?? currently I'm using the orzly twin pack from Amazon £9.99 very good fit edge to edge easy to apply as well and not notice any difference in touch,,, so I liked it being naked but I'm paranoid I will drop it so went with tempered glass ,
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] DespairFactor:
I have never damaged a screen on any device and never use screen protectors, I am wondering if I should just remove this one:P