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[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] vkbhanwariya:
I think i have right app which you want. It use fingerprint to lock and unlock app. best thing is adfree and clean ui

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[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] Chazy12:
I would stay away from every apps from Norton..

http://techintouch.it
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] vkbhanwariya:
why ? :confused::confused:
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] faddys123:
Hey guys

so initially i rooted partition B using magisk now i got the new update of 75mb. I switched to partition A where it was still on august security patch and i made update of 1gb followed by 75mb update.

So i switched back to partition B and it was unrooted but the update did not install on this partition and told me to make update of 75mb again but i tired to update and it gave me an error but safetynet was not passed ctsproilfe:false

can someone help me? i tried to flash boot.img of stock but same result.
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] cmk7128:
I ended up having to flash the previous Oct (7.10.14) fastboot ROM using MiFlash, rebooted back into the stock ROM and then took the single 1GB OTA update which has the Oct 30 kernel and build number. Booted into TWRP and reflashed Magisk 14.4 and Safetynet passed.

BTW, did you try booting into partition A and check whether the Oct 30 kernel and build OTA (75MB) update was installed? Just thinking this might be the case since you took 2 OTA updates.
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] faddys123:
using miflash did you do this without the data being wiped?
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] cmk7128:
I selected the "save user data" option before flashing in MiFlash but somehow all my data was erased when the phone rebooted. Not sure why that happened.
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] faddys123:
if i just download the stock rom extract boot.img and system.img and flash manually via fastboot it should return to stock? with my app data etc still intact then i can run the update and then flash magisk for root?
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] cmk7128:
Not sure, but worth a try. What about booting from partition A?
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] faddys123:
i booted into A and it is updated with build 30 oct not rooted, but if i root this using new magisk 14.4 for future updates i won't be able to update and partition b is still on update from 14 oct
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] cmk7128:
If I am not mistaken, you can boot into partition B (which is unrooted) for future OTA updates. Being on 7.10.14 updates would just mean the OTA files will be bigger in size compared to the OTA file for updates from 30 Oct?
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] colarus:
Yesterday, I run into problems updating my phone to 30 oct version too. At the end I stuck into bootloops. This is how I solved it:

- boot into fastbootmode

- flash 14 oct Image with MiFlash (option: save user data)

- reboot

- download and install update 30 oct

- reboot into fastbootmode

- fastboot oem unlock

- fastboot boot recovery.img

- flash Magisk 14.4

- reboot Phone
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] faddys123:
well partition B was the one originally rooted, but i could not install the new update, so switched partition to A and did the update but booting into partition b still has build of 14th oct whereas partition A (unrooted) is on 30th oct build. so both partitions are not getting updated together
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Themes, Apps, and Mods] shubham8:
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The best launchers for Mi A1:

✓Nova Launcher (I've been using this since a while and it was very nice and customizable)

✓Lawnchair Launcher (So now I've found the perfect launcher, customizable, reliable and has more tweaks than Nova Launcher, the best thing about Lawncher Launcher is that it comes with Adaptive Icons as on Android Oreo. )

Widgets:

The widget APP I've been using is the Zooper Widget Pro with Trident 2 Template:

Icon Packs:

✓Pixly

✓Viral

These are the once I've used.

The perfect Wallpapers:-

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DOWNLOADS

✓NOVA LAUNCHER

✓LAWNCHAIR LAUNCHER

✓PIXLY ICON PACK

✓VIRAL ICON PACK

✓ BACKDROPS WALLPAPERS

✓ ZOOPER WIDGET

✓ TRIDENT 2 FOR ZOOPER

DON'T FORGET TO SHARE YOUR SCREENS AND THE APPS YOU'VE USED OVER HERE SO THAT OTHER USERS CAN ALSO TRY OUT NEW FRESH LOOKS :)​
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] mystertom:
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[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] Has_anDroid:
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[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] mystertom:
im confused
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] Has_anDroid:
what ?

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[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] OkayGK:
What a weird 4 posts!!!

OP just type ocean backgrounds in google, man...

or get Zedge program and type ocean backgrounds there see what pops up. Im sure u'll find something nice
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Keeper of the Grail:
I would like some advice specific to these to bluetooth devices. I'm going out to get one this week and would like to purchase the best of the two. Basically I'm looking for good audio quality on both ends. Stable compatibility with the tilt. Good looks, of course. The Jawbone seems to be pretty popular, how does the Blue Ant compare? Pros and cons please.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Guilf:
Like most of these questions, you're going to get both opinions. Bought them both - ended up keeping the Blue Ant. Better price (got mine for $60 delivered). Upgradeable firmware. Great call quality/voice command quality. Liked the noise suppression better. Smaller (more comfortable for me and I always thought I had bigger ears). Again, you'll probably find others that will disagree with me.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Keeper of the Grail:
Thank You... I'll do a little more research
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Keeper of the Grail:
OK. So I got the Jawbone ($129.99) last night and I am very happy, so far. I thought it would look too Star Trekish, but actually, its not too bad. Certainly, considering you have some atrificial device hanging from your ear anyway. How I arrived to this state of happiness: Last week I bought the Jabra BT8040 ($79.99) and after about 6 hours I took it back because it did not sit firmly in my ear (didn't try the extra ear buds), the sound quality was poor, and people complained about noise in my background (noise that I hardly considered). The Jawbone fit perfectly, right out the package and sound quality was perfect on both ends.

I would still like feedback on the Blueant Z9, please.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] RemE:
I have lots of Jawbone experience and I like it the best so far. I've just checked out the BlueAnt site and have now ordered one to test side by side. I do like the idea of downloadable firmware, we'll see.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] lopezpm:
Did you guys order from the BlueAnt site or from another retailer?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] RemE:
Do a pricegrabber search, I used Tiger cause I know them but there were lower prices, $60-70 range
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Keeper of the Grail:
Best Buy. i'm impatient. :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] GotTilt:
Jawbone sound is spectacular, function is pretty good, but for me the fit was terrible. Spent so much time fiddling with the wire ear loops they both broke -- my fault, not a quality issue.

Let me know how the BlueAnt works out. So far, I pretty much *hate* the fit of every headset ever made.

gt
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] exoduzy2k:
I have Jawbone. They are fantastic. A little bulky on the ear but the technology is wonderful. I have no complain from people telling they hear static or winds noises.

my only complain is, the earbud keeping falling off here and there (interchangable depending on your ear). The earloop sometimes doesn't fit properly due to my status.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Optimistisch_nl:
Looking forward to your test results.....
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Keeper of the Grail:
So far I'm still happy with Jawbone. However (grins), I wish it would alert me when I get text and other messages. If my phone is at my desk and I'm at my workbench I miss incoming text messages. Can this be set up?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Optimistisch_nl:
http://teksoftco.com/index.php?section=bluemusic

or

http://teksoftco.com/index.php?section=freeware

Does this answer your question?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] lopezpm:
I've been reading reviews on the Z9 and the Jawbone, and every review contradicts the other. I couldn't make up my mind from reading reviews so I bought both and tried them out myself. Here is a comparison as I saw it.

1. Loudness - The Z9 has separate volume buttons for up and down and is plenty loud to hear in a noisy place. It’s loud enough that when I was in a quiet place or in my car with out the radio on I had to turn the volume down a bit.

The Jawbone doesn’t have an up and down volume button. It has a button that every time you press it, it raises the volume one level. Once you reach level 5 it goes back down to the lowest level and you have to start raising it again. It relies on it’s audio enhancement technology that will automatically adjust the volume depending on the surrounding noise. Overall, I felt that the Jawbone just wasn't loud enough for me.

2. Fit - They both fit really well but the Z9 hurts my ear after I take it off if I've had in for more than 30 minutes. The Z9 goes on fast when you get a call if it isn’t in your ear.

The Jawbone fits nice also, but it takes a little longer to put it on if it’s not in when you get a call. The good thing is that I can leave it on longer than the Z9 because it doesn’t hurt my ear at all. It just takes time to find the right combination for your ear, between the 4 ear pads and the 4 ear loops. But once you do it fits great. There is a shake test on YouTube showing that if you shake your head rapidly the Jawbone falls off while the Z9 stays on. I tried it and it's true. But who the hell goes around shaking their head like that.

3. Noise cancellation - This one was too close to call, I tested with the radio turned up in my truck and called my voicemail at work. They both did a great job. You could barely hear the music playing in the background and the music would cut in and out, while I was talking. It sounded like you had music in the background at a very low volume. As for the voice, it came across loud and it never cut out.

4. Size – Now this is a huge difference, the Z9 is about third the size of the Jawbone. This doesn’t mean that the Jawbone is overbearing or anything it just means that the Z9 is really small.

After testing them both for a couple of days, I am keeping the Z9. The deciding factor was that the Jawbone just wasn’t loud enough for me. Both are great noise cancelling headsets. If the Jawbone were louder I would be keeping that one because of the comfort level.

If you guys and gals have any questions let me know and I will try to answer them.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] RemE:
Try this free app, BTaudio toggle, it directs all sounds out thru the BT headset. It works great on the Kaiser. I map a a key to make it easy to direct all sounds when needed. Search for it to get the thread about it.

I tried Bluemusic and found that it did NOT work well with my Kaiser in that it seems to kill the voice dialer function. When pressing the headset button voice dialer does not work, bluemusic seems to use it to toggle the sound between the headset and phone, showstopper for me.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Proto732:
I haven't had much luck with a headset that fits my ear properly, and is loud enough. I've had a bunch ... have/had a Jawbone. I just can't get it to stay in my ear regardless of which hook or bud I use.

On a whim i bought a Moto H375 at Costco with wall and car charger (std mini USB) for $40.

I can charge it from any standard mini USB cable

It fits and stays in my ear

It is so loud I often have to turn the phone volume down

Battery life is good

It has some kind of auto pairing, so all you have to do is turn it on and tell your device to search. I didn't have to fumble with some odd button press to put the headset into a pairing mode. Both my Tilt and BB 8310 found it immediately ... laptop too.

When my phone rings I actually hear my ringtone in my ear ... not some generic bleep bleep sound.

It worked fine with MS Voice Command, without any hacks, with the current STOCK AT&T ROM, does name announcement just fine.

My only complaint is that the ear hook isn't super comfortable if you wear it for longer than an hour ... but then I don't walk around like a drone all day wearing one anyway.

for $40 it certainly is worth checking out.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Optimistisch_nl:
Thanks lopezpm for your review.... if RemE comes to the same conclusion..(soon)... I'll go for the Z9 ;)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] noams:
Jawbone

I got the Jawbone for the last 4 months with it's amazing audio. The only thing that "burn" it is the charging cable, They use their own type of connector which require me to take the only cable they supplied with me when I travel for something longer then 3 days.

I tried contacting throught the web site in order to get another cable but after 2 months of waiting I understood they won't reply.

I got my'n at the MobilityToday.com shop for 80$ (the red version)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] gman8966:
I have owned headsets by Jabra, Plantronics, Sony and Cardo (god-awful, threw it at my window and broke it after only two days) and I must say that my Jawbone blows everything else I've previously owned out of the water, the fit is great for me, sound quality is excellent, no one complains when talking to me except when I'm in heavy wind. You can't really go wrong with the Jawbone!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] BigDogPooh:
I say Z9 all the way...small, light weight, upgradeable, excellent sound quality.....
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] atsitalian:
Great writeup!! I also have and will keep both. I also have the Jabra 8010. I also found the Z9 painful after a while so for grins and giggles tried the earhook from the Jabra 8010 with the Z9. Much much more comfortable so I ordered a set of 5 extra 8010 earhooks from Jabra for $6 delivered.

I prefer the Z9. Excellent noise cancelling, better than the jawbone in wind, more comfortable and better fit for me than jawbone (with the 8010 earhook), smaller and lighter than Jawbone.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] irockash:
I'm glad I'm not the only one that found the Z9 painful, I usually leave it on the side and put it on when I get a call.

Roomate has a Jawbone and an H12, and tried out a Z9, but says neither the H12 and Z9 were loud enough for him. He was still rocking v3.2 though, and I think it was v3.3 that bumps up the sound. I stick to my Z9 though, upgradeable firmware is what does it for me.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] RemE:
Great find, I was going to post again after much more use, I love the Z9 but it just plain hurts with any length of use. I've ordered the 8010 hooks and also ordered ear gels for the Jawbone as this really helps the Jawbone's lower volume with a better ear fit.

Re Z9 volume, current firmware is 3.4 update was easy "ish"
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] las vegas slim:
I have the Jawbone. Had the Plantronics 655 (or some number) as well. I liked Jawbone's noice cancellation better. They all can be great and they all can suck. I find the background noise level makes a difference even with the best of them.

You can also get customized earpieces for the Jawbone and Plantronics from pilotstuff.com. They can make the molded pieces for other headsets as well if you ask. Fits in like a monitor piece. Comfortable, makes the sound more audible and the volume level works even better.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] RemE:
Better still, now the earclip isn't even needed! Great find, thanks again!!

http://www.averysound.com/as.jawbone.html
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] URPREY:
That earpiece costs as much as I paid for my Z9...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] RemE:
Your point? :) :) Money being no object, a custom earpiece is like heaven to wear for extended periods. I worked on flying hospitals many years ago and had custom earpieces fitted and they were sooo nice.

I like my Z9 but it hurts me, I've ordered the Jabra earclips which I hope will help, but a Jawbone with a custom earpiece and no earclip will be pretty close to perfect for long heavy use, but comfort costs I guess...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] stpaul216612:
I just picked up a Z9 for my kaiser.. I am noticing that the main button on the back of the earpiece might be sticking. When I press the button, I dont hear or feel any sort of click or indication that the button has been depressed. It feels like the button is stuck in. Is this normal? Was I shipped a defective unit?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] jonbr007:
Jawbone

jawbone all the way. I have probably had literally every medium to high end BT headset.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] RemE:
Mine makes a very audible "click" when I press it...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] las vegas slim:
I choked on the $69 cost of the earpiece, but they guarantee fit and comfort. Personal service, easy to mold in your ear, and yes, it does feel very comfortable for long periods. These are the same folks who make earpieces for musicians, security guards, pilots, etc. The cost is worth it.

...and, with the sound going directly into the ear canal, I have had to turn the volume down at times, so low volume is not as issue. If you like your Z9, call them and they'll probably be able to make a piece to fit your's too.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] edbutler:
After reading this fourm list I went out and bought the Blueant, I am very happy with it my main concern was volume I need it loud because I am getting older and it seems like everything is ketting quieter also seems like thing are ketting smaller and fuzzy'r. Ha! but I did have a chance to compare it to the Jawbone. My Buddy got his Jawbone last week and I used it for about an hour. The Blue ant blows it out of the water when it comes to volume. the Jawbone has a nicer feel to the ear loop but the blueant is about half the size so it is easer to wear. noise cancelation is the same on both . If they were priced the same I would go with the blueant, So since the Blueant was about $68.00 that was an extra bonus also it comes with a 2 year warranty. hope this helps.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] RemE:
For the best price/performance, the Blueant WITH the Jabra earclips is the answer. I got the new Jabra clips and they are very comfortable and even adjustable with a wire core that holds any bends you make. Now the Blueant is easily worn all day.

Ultimate performance may still be the Jawbone with custom earpiece, sent my ear impression in, waiting on the custom jel to arrive.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] RemE:
Received the custom eargel from Pilot Stuff and now the Jawbone fits perfectly, no ear wire needed any longer. With the sound tube completely in your year, the volume is HUGE. I have the headset now set to minimum volume and it's still very loud. The instructions even mention that cotton may be put inside should the volume be too loud.

All in all this combo is the highest performance headset that I've yet used but it's also the most expensive.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] dgduris:
Sound id 100!

Never used the BA, but used the Jawbone since the day it was available @ ATT Stores.

The Sound ID (yeah, you probably never heard of it) works great with background noise (really, who has so little consideration as to have a cell conversation around a jack hammer) and even works in a slight breeze (a jackhammer's compressed air bursts are enough to send the Jawbone into full audio lock-up).

Better, though, the sound id can be worn all day! It totally handles the issue I had with the Jawbone: comfort and in-ear security.

Great - mostly unknown - product.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] RemE:
I thought, "time to get another bud to test" but after a brief search of reviews.....

"In terms of sound quality I found the SM100 to be very good on the outbound portion but not great on the inbound as it lacks volume and suffers from a mild buzz. Additionally, although it offers Digital Sound Processing (DSP) it does not attenuate loud noises and will therefore prove best in quiet environments.

A unique function of the SM100 is PersonalSound – a hearing enhancement program which allows you to convert the headset into a “bionic ear” of sorts as it actively monitors and amplifies your surrounding sounds so that the EarModule doesn’t act as an earplug when you’re not on the phone. It was quite fun to test this but I’m not sure to what extent it’s really practical.

Overall I cannot say that I found much about the Sound ID SM100 EarModule to rave about. At this price range there is no doubt that the Aliph Jawbone (my Editor’s Choice) offers at least twice the value and even other options such as the Jabra BT5020 and Motorola H700 score much higher with better design, more features and functions for far less money.

Treonauts always look at all the angles…"

I think I'll hold for now with BlueAnt and Jawbone. But I will say that the concept of "PersonalSound" would actually be nice with this new custom ear gel on my Jawbone as it truely is an ear plug now when not on a call...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] irockash:
I got mine last week, and they really do help (the 8010 hooks, right?). I use my earpiece much more, even converted over a few people to the Z9.

We stopped getting the Jawbone at our store, but we're carrying the Z9 (and also the Supertooth Light) and I've maybe 1 returned out of about 10. I just make sure to tell people about the firmware upgrade....
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] compact_bijou:
Years ago, I bought a Sony Ericsson HBH-300 Akono for over £70 plus postage. Bleeding edge and all that.

I considered and tried the Blue Ant. I considered and tried the Jawbone. Both currently bleeding edge and all that.

I bought a Jabra 2010 for £10 + £2.95 postage which does the job nicely and is practically disposable at that price.

I won't be a drama queen and say it's vastly improved the low audio problem but it's better than the HBH-300

and significantly cheaper than either the Jawbone or the Blue Ant. You pays your money and makes your choice.

hth