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[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rumpelstil:
Hey,

some days ago, I dropped my phone so that the screen is broken (black) now.

The other functions work fine though, for example I can still connect the phone via USB to the PC and access to the files.

Nevertheless, I have some important files which can only be accessed via Private Mode. But in order to activate the Private Mode, I have to see the display (unless you know another way how to activate Private Mode?).

I think the best way for that would be Screen Mirroring on PC. Unfortunately, Samsung's SideSync does not recognize my phone although it's connected via USB. Probably I have to open SideSync on the phone as well but with a broken screen, this is difficult ;) (Or do you have any ideas?)

I have also checked out other programs like MirrorGo, but this one needs USB debugging enabled on the phone. Again, that is not easy with a broken screen.

So do you have any ideas how I can either mirror the phone on a PC or enable the Private Mode in a different way? (Apart from replacing the whole display for 200€)

Thanks a lot for your help
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guyapi:
in the same boat
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Curious1Person:
:crying:

So, i decided to full wipe my p3110 in TWRP to install new OS in the SD card

But, before i installed the os... TWRP didn't detected my SD Card.

I thought that Fullwipe didn't delete TWRP, so it is safe to power off the device then reinsert the SD card (I tried to insert it when it is still on but still it can't be detected, so i tried to reinsert it when it powered off)

The next story is: My p3110 stuck in the charging animation when charging and can't boot to OS or TWRP or Download mode.

It is my first Bootlopp, and it is rather unpleasant , Anyone can help me get trough this ? Really apreciate it :crying:
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Curious1Person:
Ignore this thread, it already solved..

Turned out you can press 3 of the button (Pover+vol up+vol down) to enter download mode
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blabalse:
Hello!

i'v been searching for a good rom that can run smoothly on my gt-i9300

however, most of them lagged except miui (android 6.0) but didn't have the google apps,

soo i found the huawei rom which is called emui, but i couldn't find any rom for gt-i9300

is there a possible way to get a 6.0 rom for it?

and if not, any good 6.0 rom suggestions for my phone?

thanks!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Option58:
No because oems such as Huawei don't provide source code for EMUI etc.

The closest to that look you can get is miui. And you should be able to flash google apps, you're doing something wrong.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] madeiracam:
I recently received a pixel 2 128gb factory refurb from verizon as a warranty replacement. After searching around and seeing this thread I decided to check it out.

My enable bootloader unlock was able to be toggled in dev options, I followed instructions and the bootloader is now unlocked.

My device was updated and on the april 5th patch.

I am not sure if the replacement is non-verizon, or what but I thought I would let you all know. The replacement was done through verizon via their paid warranty program.

Proof:

https://imgur.com/a/ou0w8uM

This replacement was for a broken HTC 10 - after a long talk with customer service. They originally wanted to give me an s7 but I wanted a phone with usbC and enough storage to match the 10s microsd slot.

I am new to the pixel 2 community, so I apologize if the 128gig verizon phone has always been unlockable.
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] munchy_cool:
pretty sure it was Google version.

did you turn it on with Verizon sim or did you unlock the BL first and then insert Verizon sim?
[Google Pixel 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] madeiracam:
I turned it on without the verizon sim, in case the patch was one of the older versions, as I was researching while it was on the way. The patch was recent, and I've had the phone a few weeks with the verizon sim in before I tried this. I just figured until today that it couldn't be unlocked, since the phone came with the march patch already installed.

But yeah, the phone was booted and setup originally without the verizon sim installed.

The unlock was completed today, I've had the phone about three weeks and it was completed with the Verizon sim installed.
[Xiaomi Mi 5s Questions & Answers] sm rony:
My xioami mi5s is not take charge after installing a custom rom

I'm successfully installed twrp and others and rom like rr/los rom it was successfully installed and run smoothly

But my phone is not take charge after installing this rom

I tried this both both is same problem

But miui pro i tried this rom is no problem

Now i want to used rr rom but how can solved this problems please tell me.....
[Google Pixel 2 XL Accessories] kellybrf:
Edit: TL;DR this case delivers. It's big and bulky and the excellent battery life of the Pixel 2 XL makes it somewhat unnecessary in everyday use, but if you're anticipating an extra heavy day or want to get away for the weekend without a charger you should be able to get by with this.

ZeroLemon sent me a review unit which arrived yesterday. Initial impression is that this thing is huge. The phone is still usable, though I can't imagine trying to do anything one handed. The fingerprint reader is accessable but a bit of a reach. I can cram it into my pocket, but not easily. None of these things are unexpected though; it's an essential trade-off when trying to cram a massive battery into a case. I've had several ZeroLemon cases in the past including for my Pixel XL and Nexus 6P and this case is pretty much the same in fit and finish: a large, heavy battery that has a removable TPU outer skin. The case charges via USB C, which can pass through to the phone. The case will not fast charge the 2 XL since it outputs at 5V/1.5A. Keep in mind this isn't a bad thing; this is meant to be a case and not a portable charger so a fast charge isn't needed and long-term should be a bit kinder to battery health.The case itself charges at 5V/2.1A.

Due to the size you will lose a few things, namely NFC (update: maybe not true, see next post) and the ability to use a USB->3.5mm adapter. This means no Android Pay, if that matters to you. Again, this is a trade-off with a battery case and is nothing unique to the ZeroLemon. Also, don't let the size lull you into thinking this is a rugger case akin to an OtterBox. It will offer your basic drop protection, but not much else as it's essentially a thin TPU case that just happens to be wrapped around a massive battery.

Some background on my usage: my 2XL generally gets great battery life, and even with 4+ sot I rarely need to plug in during the day. I don't do any gaming so my screen time is web browsing, messaging, streaming music and some light video usage. I gave it and my phone a full charge overnight and will be attempting to make it through the weekend with normal usage and not charging with anything but the case. Check the next post for updates and results.

Edit: For some reason XDA isn't letting me attach pictures, but here's a link. My 2 XL is wearing the Ringke Slim in the comparison shot.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/DhtfRvu81VSeUTNm1
[Google Pixel 2 XL Accessories] kellybrf:
Update 1: My phone came off the charger at 5:50a and at 7:30p I was down to 35% so I turned the case on. By 8:30p and with some light usage the battery was up to 80%. Not quite rapid charging, but not bad at all. Also, fun find, I stopped by the store on the way home and tried Android Pay even though ZeroLemon claims no NFC. It took 2 tries, but it worked, so unofficially you can still use NFC.

Update 2: Day 2, the phone was at around 75% when I woke up at 5:50a and I again let it drain to 35% before turning the case back on, which was at 5p. It took 2.5h to fully charge and the case is still showing 3/4 LEDs, so somewhere between 50-75% full. Between the amazing battery life I typically get with this phone and how big the ZeroLemon battery is I have a feeling this is going to take a while to fully drain. Maybe I can make it a week?

Final update: Day 3, I turned the case on a bit early today at 44%, and it charged for exactly another hour before the case died. This added another 42% to my battery.

To recap, the first two days I charged from 35% to full, which took 2h31m and 2h29m respectively. Each of the first two days the LEDs dropped by one. Today I only charged for 1h, from 44->86% and the LEDs went from 2 to empty. I remember LED calibration being a bit off with the Pixel XL case as well, so keep this in mind. Still, my phone has been off the charger since 6am Sat morning and at 8p Monday night I'm at 55%. I've had nearly 7h of SOT including streaming the 3rd period and OT of the CBJ/Caps game on Sat over LTE, several hours of listening to both streaming music and downloaded podcasts over Bluetooth, plenty of browsing and measaging, and maybe an hour or so of calls. I didn't try and use my phone any more or less during these past 3 days, so I'd feel comfortable using this case for a weekend trip without charging. The size is prohibitive for me, and frankly the 2 XL gets such great battery life that I wouldn't have use for it on a daily basis. But for extended periods of time away from a charger this case gets the job done comfortably.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Accessories] zetsumeikuro:
I remember on the original pixel all the battery cases would prevent the phone from going into deep sleep. Is your phone able to go into deep sleep with the case attached either when it's charging or not charging?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Accessories] kellybrf:
that is for mentioning this. I meant to mention that in my intro post, but totally forgot. so far it appears to be sleeping properly. in my daily use I often have something running the background (sleep as Android at night, music during the day, etc) which limits how much it goes into deep sleep, but I am seeing a good amount of deep sleep listed with accubattery. once I run the case battery dead I'll do a proper test of the sleep.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Accessories] kellybrf:
yes, it sleeps properly. I just left it alone for an hour, with the case powered off, and it slept for 49m
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] YXD:
Hi

I have an application installed on my kaiser that measures car acceleration (0-60 etc) using the inbuilt GPS, the only problem I've got with this is the refresh speed of the GPS is too slow meaning I get less accurate timings.

Does anyone know of a way to decrease the refresh time or do I need to get an external bluetooth GPS?

Thanks in advance.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] YXD:
bump.. anyone?
[General Monetization] supershodan:
Hello developers, I am part of a team exploring alternative monetization techniques for free/freemium apps and developers.

We plan on supplying an alternative method to advertisements to allow developers to make free apps/games and monetize them without invading or distorting the user experience with advertisements.

If you have developed an app recently, what monetization strategy did you use?

If you used advertisements, were you satisfied with how they were implemented in the app?

As a user, are you bothered by the presence of advertisements in the apps you use?

We are developers working on a framework to supply developers with an alternative income source to advertisements that is non-intrusive and doesn't rely on user information.

If you are interested in using a solution like this please let me know, and have a good day.
[Moto X4 Questions & Answers] thetolsonator:
Seeing this issue on both my unlocked x4 running latest build (retus - PWWS27.1.3) and my fiance's Android One variant (running latest I assure you, can't get the info from her atm) where our phones will drop from the wifi in the house, and then immediately reconnect as if nothing happened.

Running a Netgear AC2350 r7500v2 with latest firmware (V1.0.3.26) through Verizon FIOS.

A lot of the reports and issues I'm reading about on other sites sound a lot like what the Pixel devices are going through, albeit they seem to be a little more centered around mesh networks, of which I don't have in use.

So pretty much, anyone else having weird issues relating to wifi on 8.0? If it's possible to go back to 7.1 I might give that a shot just to see if it's for sure an Oreo problem or not.
[Moto X4 Questions & Answers] tcrapper:
I had the same issue. I had to disable IPv6. I also got the phone replaced, the replacement does the same thing if IPv6 is enabled.
[Moto X4 Questions & Answers] thetolsonator:
IPV6 on the router end you mean?

**UPDATE** Just checked, not enabled through my router.
[Moto X4 Questions & Answers] tcrapper:
Yes on the router. Before I upgraded the replacement, I think the WiFi was working fine. Something might be wrong with the Oreo update.

If you contact Motorola, they will replace it, my replacement didn't come with Oreo.

Motorola knows there's issues with the WiFi, but don't seem to care much. Not just the X4, if you search Google, you'll find some of their other phones with WiFi issues too.
[Moto X4 Questions & Answers] thetolsonator:
Yuuuuuuup. Been finding a lot of people with the same problems. Instead of digging up old threads, figured it'd be worthwhile to start one here to bring more attention to the problem.

Now to find out if it's possible to get nougat back on...
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Logan0829:
Is it possible to install a custom rom of any sort that has oem unlock option available with a locked bootloader?
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] bobby2x420:
?? sadly not that I know...

I'm on the Galaxy forever program so I get the brand new Galaxy but I miss flashing ROMs so bad!

Actually thinking about going ahead and going through the hole lease for my S9 plus I love this phone so much so I can get an unlock code from Sprint so I can start flashing some amazing ROMs that I'm sure are out there!

If anybody's got some tips or tricks for an old school r0m alcoholic have fun with his new fancy or toys please shoot me a message!!

Yawn...
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] salada2k:
If you have a locked bootloader, you cannot boot custom binaries, so no it's not possible.

What are you trying to achieve?
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Logan0829:
Trying to get oem unlock enabled asap. It's been 12 days for me and still no luck. Have exynos version. Im not 100% sure what project treble is but I thought it might have been something, and you said custom binaries. Is there a stock Samsung rom that has oem unlock already enabled that I can flash somehow?
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] sillyshyme:
I have a factory one from Best Buy works on all carriers just no OEM what should I do?
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] salada2k:
Flashing an official ROM will only reset your counter back to 7 days.

This is because your RMM state is 'Prenormal' You can check this value in download mode.

In your case, Sounds like the counter hasn't started. Probably because you didn't insert a SIM or login to your Samsung Cloud account. You'll have to do this for the counter to start.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Logan0829:
Nope I've done both. Did on day 1.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Alarand:
Does it say your rmm state in download? Did you flash anything before you began waiting or before the countdown finished?
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Logan0829:
I don't know. I don't want to check and risk having to start over again but I bought duos exynos. And nope. Never flashed anything.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] DLD23:
Oem unlock has nothing to do with unlocked bootloader
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Logan0829:
What. Yes it does? In order to get an unlocked bootloader you need oem unlock enabled.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] force70:
Even if it was there you can do nothing with it, you bought a device with a locked bootloader.

sent from my Exynos S9 plus, Pixel 2 XL or Note FE
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] GDane1:
I opened up the dev section on my sprint Samsung Galaxy s9 plus device 11 days ago and I still cannot find the OEM unlock toggle in the dev section. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks In advance!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] salada2k:
You guys have Snapdragon or Exynos?

---------- Post added at 11:19 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:18 AM ----------

This won't affect the counter, and things can't get worse for you anyway. Pls check and let us know.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] force70:
Lol....and what do you need it for you have a snapdragon?

Its useless for you.

sent from my Exynos S9 plus, Pixel 2 XL or Note FE
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] GDane1:
Damn excuse me sir.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] force70:
Lol well what i meant was because your bootloader is locked there isnt anything at the moment that its useful for.

I was just genuinely curious as to why you wanted it, sorry if i came off like an ass.

sent from my Exynos S9 plus, Pixel 2 XL or Note FE
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] GDane1:
Lol no it's fine my friend.Do you remember did it take long before a root process was established for the u.s. version s8 plus? Thanks for your technical advice my friend.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Geekser:
you can reboot your phone, go into download mode and even turn your phone off, it does not effect the counter that starts when you first "go to jail".

You don't even need a SIM Card in the phone -I took the Sim out of my S8 plus and it still got the OEM unlock option back after 7 days.

In fact it is possible you need to reboot first - then check OEM to see if it has returned. I know I did. When My S8 went to jail - after 7 days the OEM was not back when it should have been. I rebooted the phone and it was there after that.

Good luck my friend.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Logan0829:
Thank you. Can anyone else confirm this is true? Does this also work for s9? Just want to make sure so I don't have to restart again.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Geekser:
It is absolutely true. There is a counter that is somehow tied to your phone that starts ticking initially when you go to jail. The timer starts when you have completely gone thru the initial setup of your phone after you flash in Odin - which includes logging into your Samsung account.

it has nothing to do with the type of phone - S8, note 8 S9 - they are all treated the same. If you did not see OEM after initial 168 hour period my guess is because you need to reboot - just a guess but I know that is what happened to me. I had the exact time that the 168 hour period should be over - when I looked initially in settings it wasn't there. I rebooted. It was there after the reboot.

the only thing that is going to trigger you going back to jail again is flashing another firmware in ODIN - (unless you flash the FIX immediately after you flash TWRP per guidelines in the TWRP thread by Jessec.

Good luck
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Logan0829:
After I flash in Odin?? I haven't done anything w odin.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Geekser:
sorry - often when updating to the latest firmware via ODIN - after flashing firmware - the OEM issue can appear - I thought that was your situation but clearly that is not the case - no worries - just disregard. The botton line is - you can turn off your phone and reboot while you are in the 7 day period and it will not effect your time in jail.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Logan0829:
So I've had the phone for almost 2 weeks now. Phone died once on the first day. Has had charge since. Should it be there when I restart?
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Geekser:
Well, It should be. I assume you have gone thru the full setup for setting up the phone when you first got it? From what I understand, that is what triggers the start timer - so from that point it should take 168 hours - and then when you reboot -OEM should be visible in Developer settings.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Logan0829:
I setup Samsung account. I have sim in. I have google accounts on. I've done everything I have read to do other than let my "up time" timer hit 168. I rebooted and stuff within my 7 days. Right now I'm at 95 hours. I'd really hate to have to start over you know? So I guess I'll try it and pray it shows up. Thanks for the info. I'll get back and let you know what happens.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Logan0829:
No luck. Still not there :(
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Geekser:
how bizarre- what model phone do you have? Also - how long as has it been since you first discovered no OEM Unlock? If I read your post correctly, yoiu shold not see OEM unlock yet because it hasn't been 7 days yet. It will not show up until exactly 168 hours. Then when you hiht 168 - reboot - and OEM should be there.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Logan0829:
I duos exynos. 965F I think. I've never had oem unlock appear.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Geekser:
You made a comment a while ago that said you were on hour 90 or something like that but you also said you have had the phone for two weeks? When did you begin 'counting" the hours? what is the starting point ? YOu also said you didn't flash anything in ODIN - and now you say you say you never had OEM UNLOCK option - when did you first start looking for OEM ? Sorry, I am a little confused - but trying to help you -
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Logan0829:
Ah sorry. I've had the phone for 2 weeks but I restarted it. So the "up time" counter was at 90 something hours last night. So I restarted again yesterday and no luck still. And correct. I've never flashed anything in Odin? Am I supposed to? I've opened Odin before and tried installing twrp but it didn't work (bc I didn't unlock bootloader) I started looking for oem the very first day I got the phone. Then I realized I had to wait a week. Week pasted and nothing.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Geekser:
When you turned on the phone or at any time since, did login to your Samsung Account? ANd is your phone currently Logged in?

restarting the phone really should not effect the counter. Flashing something will. If you still don't see OEM and it has been weeks since you turned on your phone, you have logged into your Samsung Account and Google account and it is still not showing up - I might suggest flashing the latest firmware in ODIN - and triggering the clock to start again - from that point forward it should be 168 hours or 7 days until the OEM appears.

I don't know why it is not showing up and you clearly have waited the correct time frame - I am thinking that possibly flashing firmware in ODIN might be enough to trigger the timer to start - it's just a guess - but you don't have anything to lose, do you ?
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] Logan0829:
Correct I've been logging in since I've had the phone. I'll try it out when I get home. Thanks. How do I flash the latest firmware in Odin?