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[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] yanniclord:
EDIT: Thanks for the no-dm-verity zip, will try it and I will also try Magisk :D Thanks for all the help, has been a while with Samseong devices for me :/

EDIT 2: As far as I remember, doesn't Magisk disable dm-verity to begin with when it flashes itself?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] ashyx:
Will work on Android 7 too.

If you flash Magisk you shouldn't need the patch.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] albertobom:
Hi guys,

Can someone please share with me the Huawei Oreo system.img (8.0.0.365). I'm trapped in the AOSP Treble Rom and I need that to recover my phone.

Thanks.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] albertobom:
No one?
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] wanghaorananda:
see another page ! maybe u can see it:highfive:
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] ace2828:
hi just want to ask if i can debrand my p9 thru firmware finder..my p9 is eva-al00 i want to debrand it to eva-l29
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] johnnyelgato:
hey this is my first post in this forum hope I'm in the correct area-

Im having an issue with two apps in particular that freeze the app/sometimes phone. First facebook - when typing a message when it pulls up a tag to suggest a person's name to tag it freezes the app and i must back out of the message. Second - just surfing in instagram it will freeze lockup the whole app. I've tried cache cleaning. I've really enjoyed this phone so far, the frequency that I use these two apps though its becoming more frustrating. anyone else encountered this.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] AwkwardUberHero:
Yeah, I have seen this as well with Instagram. Randomly happens. Locks up and have to force quit the app. Latest updates have not helped either. I have also noticed when using immersive mode, and doing an instagram story, you cannot add text. Not that has anything to do with your issues, but just a heads up.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Yes, yes, it's possible to love a phone. Heck, you sleep next to it, don't you? Rate this thread to indicate your love for the Samsung Galaxy S9, all things considered. A higher rating indicates that the Samsung Galaxy S9 is an incredible phone that you enjoy tremendously. You love it. :o

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] Jerryphan:
jerry

Samsung Galaxy S9 is a new experience
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] Rajaasim1980:
Just had a chance to use review unit of s9 . Camera and sound has some improvement but really disappointed that battery is still same size and has not changed since s7 ... S7 edge camera is still very much capable and if u just want to upgrade from s7 or s8 for camera then its not worth it in my opinion
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] misiokicio:
Well, the cpu efficiency has changed... more ram is added, so 3500 could actually work out definitely better than s8 plus... which isnt bad on battery,
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] Muc_Tim:
The Galaxy S9 is my first Android Phone and I switched from an iPhone 7 to it.

This Mobile is absolutely Genius. I just love it. The Dual Sim Option was the reson for the switch but after 2 days I can say I love all the features the Galaxy S9 has. I can recommend a switch to everyone.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] ronitbi:
Dual SIM? is it the regular device?

ate you using the standrd version?

is dual sim option available for all versions?
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] Illrigger:
Dual sim is a special version of the unlocked model (or maybe the standard version of the unlocked one, I haven't checked this year). You are able to slot a second sim in place of the SD card if you want to.

After 2 days, I can say I am really impressed with everything except the battery life, and I know that will get better as it stabilizes and I am not tweaking it constantly. I am especially impressed with the new speakers and the Atmos surround - the best movie sound I have heard on a phone yet!
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] Muc_Tim:
I got the mobile from my carrier and they said they only have dual sim phones.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] beekir:
Love it!

Switched over from an iPhone 6S. I borrowed a Pixel (original) and then a very old Droid Maxx (painful!)

First 48 hours with the S9 Snapdragon have been really good, I think I actually prefer TouchWiz over vanilla Android Oreo on the Pixel.

Hardware quality is outstanding. I'm in love with the screen. AOD sounded like it would waste a lot of battery but doesn't seem to. It's really useful and keeps me from turning my phone on all the time to see if there are messages.

Bixby isn't awful, but I wish it worked with Signal for messaging. I will have to see if there's some way to make the two work together.

My biggest gripe is that annoying `high volume` warning that can't be disabled. I'm streaming to my car, the signal is supposed to be set to 100%.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] TerrySanchez:
Yes it is love, it is possible to love a phone you attached full day and night❤️
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] kendoka15:
It's soooo gooood! I came from an S6 so the improvements are nuts. I was asking myself if loving a phone was possible just yesterday :)
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] noxqzs:
That right there is a loss of sale for SAMSUNG from me. To this day, it is my most annoying feature on my current phone. I want to punch the idiot who put this feature on the phones with no option of disabling.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] Guatiao:
Coming from an S7, and the phone is a whole other thing, from design, speed, Infinity screen, etc. Really liking it so far!
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] Thorin_Stone:
Coming from phones like the HTC m8 and lg g5, I'm loving the Samsung rom. I do a few things to my phone such as get rid of the stock keyboard for the Google one, trash the stock launchers and do something like Nova or evie.

Things I find to be improvement over the phones I had before are the screen, sound, cameras, vibration feel, look of the phone, the water resistant rating, and the list could go on.

Battery life for me so far has been great. I know coming from an s7-8 might not feel like a large jump but compared to other phones it's a great choice.

One thing I don't like so far is knox. Every other phone I had has been fine to root and keeping features no problem.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] tropical cactus:
Got the s9 last week. First Samsung phone. Kept away because of the infamous lag of touchwiz until a friend told me lag has gone after oreo update on his 8+.

Had a fully customized 6p before. I can't believe how good this phone feels. Nothing wanting and I no longer have the urge to unlock and root, something I've always done straight after getting a new phone.

There's also a promotional 2 year warranty period. Amazing. Tried the plus but don't get the affinity I have for this one.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] NonexistentParan0ia:
tl;dr loving my S9

Finally pulled the trigger last week monday and got myself an S9 unlocked. Also helped that my local Best Buy was tossing in the Gear 360 for free with purchase. I also purchased a Speck Presidio Clear case for the phone but the coral blue is really nice when the back isn't smudged to the point that I'm running the phone naked: the only case I'm using for it atm is a microfiber sunglasses sack which I slide the phone into when pocketing it and place the phone on top of when setting it down on something like a table or countertop. Helps keep the glass decently clean and pretty much minimizes potential foreign particulates in my pockets scratching the glass.

That being said, this is the first phone I've had where the honeymoon period for me went by as fast as the end of the 2nd day of having the device.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] alan122:
Definitely! If you use your phone a lot it can be one of your best friends. Good camera, great design, right usability. I believe there is a million reasons why you can love your phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] *Detection*:
It's not love, it's attachment

You cannot love an inanimate object, you can however become so attached and reliant on one that you cannot imagine being without it, but it is not love

If you really 'love' your phone, you need locking up

I "loved" my S7, but the second I got my S9 I sold my S7, if I really loved it, I would still have it, I would still use it, I would carry it with me everywhere, I would think about it constantly, there would be no way I could allow a stranger to own it

Not love, attachment, which instantly dies when it is upgraded to a better model
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] Merken_:
Hi all,

I've upgraded from an S6 to the S9. The current trade-in promotion got me convinced, I've got a recycling discount on the S6 and a carrier discount so that smoothed the deal.

I was positively surprised by the lack of bloat on the device, it even let me choose which apps to install during the setup. I disabled all the Samsung apps. The usual bloat like Onedrive, Word, Facebook, Dropbox remained.

Its an EU device, so Exynos and ISOCELL, but I'm quite satisfied.

My S6 served me 2 years and should've been able to serve longer if it'd stop overheating, hence the upgrade. Looking forward to having the S9 for at least the same lifespan.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] kjettern:
Like the phone and everything about it, EXCEPT that the battery sux bigtime.. I'm coming from a Huawei with a much larger battery and the S9 isn't lasting one day at all..
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're a power user. Can the Samsung Galaxy S9 keep up? Rate this thread to express how "healthy" the development scene is for the Samsung Galaxy S9. A higher rating indicates available root methods, kernels, and custom ROMs.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] MannyNoela:
thanks to all who contributed to questions about a case and LCD for my Kaiser.

I ordered a Monaco Case & its accompanying Pdair Vehicle Mount from: http://stores.ebay.com/nakedcellphone

And then ordered the LCD + Inner Keyboard from Hong Kong: http://www.gsm4world.us

Hopefully, everything would get here by the end of next week.\

i am nervous about changing the LCD (I have changed LCD cables on other phones - Motorola V551 before) -- but this looks like a major operation...so all should be well.

Thanks for all your support.

Rgds, Mannuy
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Would you say that the Samsung Galaxy S9 is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the Samsung Galaxy S9 exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?

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[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] renetadpole:
Home button delays the same as in Galaxy S8, that's why you don't remove the physical one
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] stevenl23:
I have owned the exynos variant for about 2 weeks. I use it having decreased the animation time and there is absolutely no stutter. I've come for the s7 which is no slouch and can feel that this is the most refined experience yet. You can't go wrong. I can't lie I had 'terrible' battery for about 1 and half weeks. But it's much better now.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] kyooohei08:
How about the gpu performance?
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] stevenl23:
Definitely no sloucher in gaming performance. Does not lack performance whatsoever, can handle all games including the Honkai Impact 3 at max settings with no fps drops. Its basically the second best gaming performer right now outperformed by the SD845. but although battery life is not bad, apparently SD845 is better in every way. This year i'd actually consider the SD845. What device do you currently own? Because that way i might advise you wait for the S10 where they will actually improve efficiently a lot with the new 7nm chips.

Edit: Don't get me wrong, i love the S9 even though i owned the S7 previously. The features it includes such as the Dolby Atmos supported stereo speakers, headphone jack and the great experience Touchwiz offers in my opinion. Touchwiz just looks better than stock android which otherwise is boring in my opinion and other manufacturers are still refining their experience. And if you don't like touchwiz? Get a launcher or even change your theme to your liking. Hopefully Samsung will increase the amount of software updates due to Project Treble support too.

It's just that depending on your device and its state, i'd wait for the S10 which i reckon will be the 'holy grail' (unless they somehow screw it up). By then performance wouldn't be a issue whatsoever and battery life should increase and hopefully capacity too.

Any more questions feel free to ask. I'm willing to help.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] kyooohei08:
Woah thank you alot! Im having this kind of feeling where I am dissatisfied with the s9, especially with exynos, yet you made me calm. I got s5 from Dubai with Snapdragon which is surprising since SD is only available in US and in China, and this year, I hope that my model going to have on 13th of April is SD too. Im really excited! Anyways, coming from s5 to s9 is considerably a "good" upgrade, isnt? My screen is dying and it cant wait for s10 anymore :laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] stevenl23:
Most definitely, an upgrade from the s5 to s9 will be huge.

What i'd recommend you do to get around 4 and a half hours of screen on time is the following.

Turn off location services. Or revoke app permissions for any app that doesn't require it. Including Google maps because for some reason it tracks where you are constantly. That is if you prefer it on for Samsung find my phone.

Get a dark theme. And and try to keep your wallpapers dark once you've enabled it because for oled screens, only the required pixels turn on. I currently use Black_Edition_V2

Turn off NFC (unless you pay using your phone)

Go to Wifi, advanced (click the 3 dots on top right) and enable Wifi power saving mode. and disable turn on wifi automatically.

Enable power saving mode (Only turn on decreased 10% screen brightness, don't limit CPU or any of that.) Screen is super bright already so you won't notice a difference but apparently you get an extra hour of stand by time.

Turn on Dolby Atmos (it's off automatically for some reason)

Depending on your usage or preference, disable or enable always on display. I personally have it on a schedule.

Give it just over a week or so to learn your usage behaviour and once a week or so for the first month, discharge your phone fully and recharge fully.

Also what i'd recommend is turning on developer mode and putting animator duration scale to 0.5x. Your phone will feel much faster, and it'll be able to keep up so don't worry. This is your preference.

I might have missed some things, but this is what the basic changes are. But compared to the S5, it will be a beast. With all the android phones out there having notches, i reckon the S9 is still the best all in one device!

Otherwise enjoy your phone!!! :good:
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] kyooohei08:
Wow truly helpful! Im pretty sure alot will benefit as well from your post. Very informative. Thanks mate!
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] rojgarresult:
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[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] nash211:
With the latest update to Pie, have noticed very good performance
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] xo.en:
Yes, changing s5 to s9 will be good, but I couldn't stop laughing at second sentence...

Check this:

crdroid oreo plus some fiddling with mtweaks:

8hrs and 3 mins sot, 10% batt left.

7.5 hrs fhd content playback with gettube with wifi on, plus background download plus some other things(that took another 30 mins).

No battery savers, etc.

CrDroid 4.7, Ainur MK III, ViperFx 2.6.0.4., JDSP 1.9., Aimp 2.90. Soundset, that melts brain in action. Every player uses this snd driver's replacement set there(magisk+lowlevel setups for sound)...so.

F dolby bs and stock system.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
OMG! Kim K posted another selfie with tons of cleavage! Rate this thread to express how quickly apps launch on the Samsung Galaxy S9. A higher rating indicates that even the most intensive apps launch quickly and without hesitation, even if they are no longer in RAM.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] 3dgamedev:
I ask some experts to help me. The system responds slowly even though the animations are turned off. Does it mean that the files are deleted inadvertently? The device is not rooted. Even some synchronization and notification have been turned off. I have the feeling that some s8 devices are drastically faster than s9.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're busy and don't have time to wait, which is why you need to stop reading this thread and get back to organizing your Pogs. Rate this thread to express how the Samsung Galaxy S9 performs when multitasking. A higher rating indicates that the Samsung Galaxy S9 keeps many apps in memory so that they don't need to reload, and that when moving between apps, transitions are smooth and performance is excellent.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] Diddymies:
Normal S9, the apps seems to be get laggy after 6 apps.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] iliasblast:
I dont see any kind of lag even when lots of apps are on background. Apps may reload, but just that. I'm satisfied from the perfomance and dont regret getting the 6GB s9+
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] LegalShare:
Using my S9 (without plus) for about a month with not a single lag... I've over 100 user installed apps, so there should be at least a lag potential ;)
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] tinko975:
Maybe samsung should put 6gb of ram on S9 too.. same chipset etc. Almost same firmware. I dont know why do they do **** like this? Even chinese brands xiaomi, huawei, oppo have 6gb of ram on every 2018. flagship. 4 gb is outdated. Xiaomi mi6 from 2017 had 6 gigs..

Galaxy S7 from 2016 had 4gb. Samsung. Use brains!!
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Some phones exhibit choppy scrolling, especially when navigating long web pages when multiple apps are running in the background. Rate this thread to express how you smooth scrolling feels on the Samsung Galaxy S9 under such conditions. A higher rating indicates that scrolling is always buttery smooth, even when you're reading a 10,000 word article on "how to kiss a girl".

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] equitube:
I just got one, the scrolling is (inserts outdated SNL reference) like buddah
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] andresindlp:
Awful

Mine straight up looks like it's running at 15fps just by scrolling through google on chrome

I'm running EvolutionX but it's exactly the same on stock OneUI 2 (I have the Exynos variant :crying:)
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Some phones are great to take camping because if you play Asphalt 8 long enough, the back warms up to the ideal temperature that can bake bread. Rate this thread to express the extent to which the Samsung Galaxy S9 stays cool under extended heavy use. A higher rating indicates that even when playing strenuous games for long periods of time, the phone doesn't get uncomfortably warm.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] Mezabaru:
Just got an S9 today, I agree about the heat. Though I've found using power saving modes cpu limiter helps a lot.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] denja12:
my device only gets warm when its in direct sunlight, otherwise its staying pretty cool, ive had some people in our groups talk about it too but what ive seen people say none had the issues you said, that sounds pretty serious, maybe ask around in our group, its in my signature
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] que3jxp:
Three weeks in and not at all noticing any heat issues.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] cirnocirno:
That means three weeks of not even using the phone for proper tasks, not even recording videos :)

Money well spent.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] que3jxp:
Ha ha ha...

I use my phone plenty. My wife uses here S9 a WHOLE LOT. Neither of us have heat issues. I am pretty confident that it is because they are not Exynos based phones as it seems most (If not all) in this thread that are complaining about heat are Exynos phone owners.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] TMCThomas:
Exynos based model here, heat is very reasonable especialy when I keep my good old s5+ in mind. During light tasks like whatsapp twitter or watching video's the phone doesn't noticbilly warm up. Browsing the web (for a long time) and some 2D Games make the phone heating up a little but nothing special. Playing some graphicly heavy games does warm the device up but I've so far even with longer gaming sesions never got my peformance dropped signicantly. It just kept peforming like it should. in contrary to my old galaxy s5 which would throttle it's gpu clock within 10 (mostly within 5!) minutes of playing a graphicly intensive game. The device would become very hot. Altough this one can also generate quite some heat if you really push it, but holds up way better with prolonged gaming sessions peformance wise. Really can't complain about it.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] cirnocirno:
Don't worry, I was just joking with you. But glad to hear you're not unlucky with the heat problems and most likely a Snapdragon user.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] que3jxp:
:D:D:D

Ya, we are indeed rocking Snapdragon models. It really makes me wonder why Samsung even bothers with the Exynos. They either screw them up or don't support them or don't include LTE support (S3) and so on and so on...
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] kyooohei08:
I had my phone overheat once, to the point it's really burning to touch. It happened just awhile ago while outside and installing the gcam port which they said has working portrait mode, I tried it, it does not fc but it does not get the job done, and it only makes my phone lag. I guess the overheat came from that gcam and the outside environment. I couldnt help but restart my phone, now everything works normal again. S9 Exy.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] skydust010691:
Experiencing some heat issues recently . Restarted my phone and wipe cache partition everything works fie now.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] Yula12:
very good phone with good quality
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] kbroad:
:laugh::laugh:

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Yes, it also work for me!
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] plastiksandalye:
Thanks

thanks sir
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] tjh98:
Mine usually heats up after a few mins of using Snapchat. I don’t play games so can’t comment on them.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] UsualSuspectReaL:
Well, the heat exist only because you have hot weather like me here @ Greece. Today with 34 Celsius without A/C. the device was untouched.. after the first update (i buy it today lol)

But i use it 5-6 hours all the time with 4g open, facebook, messenger,instagram, a lot of videos and photos and device was perfect without heat or something..

Btw i left from my home at 19:00 with 86% battery and i came home with 14% at 23:00 :) I think it's perfect.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] jamil aboudaher:
Same thing happened with me today after installing the gcam mod, restarting phone helps, everything became normal again... Also S9 Exynos user.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Real Life Review] MetallicS:
I'm a heavy gamer (Exynos Version). The phone heats up to 43 degrees Celsius (109.4 fahrenheit) when playing for about half an hour.

Why? Because in the middle east the temperature is already 36 degrees Celsius right now.