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[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] TheDannemand:
I think water resistance is a great feature. Like insurance, I never intend to use it, but I still like having it "just in case".

I also think user replaceable battery is desirable, because the battery is the one thing that wears the most in a modern smartphone, and the one thing that makes it impractical to use a phone for several years. V30 has good battery life: I charge mine only every 3rd night (occasionally every 2nd night) and generally get 8 hrs SOT or more. But I use Battery Saver most of the time, and I do it mainly to reduce battery wear, because I need to keep this phone useful for at least 3 years. Had the battery been user replaceable, I wouldn't have that concern.

Alas, the two features are not compatible for the reasons described, so each has to prioritize and decide for him/herself.

I prefer anodized aluminium to glass, both for its looks, its feel, and its resistance to fingerprints. Hence V30 wasn't really my preferred phone at first. But it was my wife's, and with T-Mobile's BOGO AND LG's $400 rebate, it was a no-brainer. And I have since come to like it a lot, particularly after I trimmed the bloat, found the right case for it, and after I realized how great that Sabre DAC is. Paired with decent headphones, it really is a poor man's Hi-Fi system -- and a pretty darn good one too.

And I also really appreciate LG's 2-year warranty!
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] SilverZero:
I insisted on 2 things with every phone I ever bought: removable battery and expandable storage. I never once replaced a battery (and every phone was a flagship on a full 2-year contract). I did, however, always rely on an extra microSD card for media and to make it easier and safer to flash new ROMs. But now that I have 128gb built-in, even that is hardly an issue. I never pay any attention to glass vs. aluminum vs. plastic body, because my phones all live in matte black TPU cases so they all look the same from my point of view.

I was as closed-minded as the next guy for nearly a decade, but darned if technology didn't just evolve beyond my needs.
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] TheDannemand:
LOL. Nice post! :D

Edit: I haven't yet filled up my 128GB either, even with most of my CDs as FLAC and a ton of hi-res music files to boot. And if I ever do, V30 still has an SD card slot. So it really has worked out to be the right phone for me, even though I didn't realize it at first.
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] Tinkerer_:
I tried replacing phone batteries in the past. I learned that (1) low price aftermarket batteries have inferior performance and are a gamble with respect to safety, (2) OEM batteries are either way overpriced if fresh (only available while the phone is still in production), or "new" aka unused but stale*, or used and stale*.

Basically, it is a waste of time and money at best to replace a phone battery. (It is also a safety risk with most aftermarket Li-Ion batteries.) So, a phone is a 2 year device. After that, the battery is at end of life, the phone is slipping into obsolescence, time to get a new phone, forget about replacing batteries.

* Li-Ion batteries in this class have only a 2-3 year life whether they are used or not, as soon as they are manufactured the clock is ticking. Freshness matters. A 2-3 year old battery has only 60% or less original fresh capacity.
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] TheDannemand:
Now that's a really good point you're making, that quality batteries are difficult to find after a couple years, or unreasonably expensive. I hadn't thought about that. Of course not that it matters with V30 :silly:

But I will say that good battery care really does make a difference with Li-Ion batteries, including minimizing the number of charging cycles AND minimizing the amount of time spent at the top and bottom of the battery's range (where its chemistry suffers the most). Case in point is the old Samsung laptop on which I am writing this: Its battery wear is still less than 20% after over six years. It is plugged in most of the time, but with Samsung's Battery Life Extender enabled, which stops charging at 80%. During those six year I've used it on battery about twice a week for meetings or presentations or working outside, but I try to avoid running it down completely. I charge it fully to 100% when I need the extra battery runtime, but mostly I have kept it within the 20-80% zone where Li-Ion is most comfortable.

With my V30 it is not practical to stop charging below 100% as I charge overnight. And maybe LG's charging logic makes it unnecessary. But I do avoid running it down completely, and I only charge it every 2-3 nights. So far my battery health is still at 102% after 8 months, according to AccuBattery -- although I am not sure how accurate that really is.

And we have soooooo hijacked this thread :o
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] Tinkerer_:
So the V40 aspect of having a non-replaceable battery (like the V30 and most other current phones) was the point that went off on a tangent about the issues of phone battery replacement.

Here's the scenario, where you are careful to maximize your original phone battery by optimal charge state between 20-80%, moderate temperatures, moderate power draws, etc.:

You managed to keep it viable for an unusually long service life, maybe 3 years. Good! (But even optimal charging and service conditions cannot change the chronological aging problem of Li-ion batteries, so 3 years has dropped capacity to only 60% and falling.)

Now, you have a phone that is obsolete, with sub-par battery runtime. And, the other systems of the phone are at end of life too, because it is all designed for a 2 year service life, so failure probability is increasing rapidly.

Available batteries are stale and/or inferior quality (and most are safety hazards).

Are you going to try to keep the phone going with replacement battery? It is past the point of diminishing returns, and most aftermarket batteries are an increased safety hazard too (charging should be done only in a fully ventilated area with nothing nearby that can burn).

After learning all this by experience, I gave up on replacing phone batteries, and the user-replaceable battery.

Face it, a phone is just a disposable 2 year device. Replaceable battery is irrelevant. IMHO.

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[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] ChazzMatt:
It's not really hijacking. Somebody said they wouldn't buy a better phone (we're hoping V40 will be a better phone) than the V30 (because it is posted in this thread, so therefore the implied comparison between the two) because it won't have replaceable battery. HUH?

Well, V30 also doesn't have replaceable battery and neither did my previous Motorola phone. So, that person wasn't just criticizing the still unknown V40 but even our current V30 phone.

They won't even buy V30, which is the best phone of 2017.

In a way, we're explaining even our V30, otherwise we would all be stuck using slider keyboards Eclair Androids. :) For good or bad, software keyboards are defacto. (No, don't even mention BlackBerry. They are not a trend.)

And sealed batteries are defacto.

* IP68 beats any reason for replaceable battery.

* Batteries are goingng to last 2-3 years. By then, you're going to get another phone.

* Also, battery charge lasts longer than in the past, where people needed to swap out batteries mid day.

* There is also QuickCharge technology that will give you six more hours in 15 minutes... I keep Quick Charge in car and at work.

Now you can always argue for bigger batteries, but sealed batteries are here for premium phones.

Same with IR blasters. No one is begging to control their TV with their phone. Sure, it's a "cool" trick to show off one time, but it is a not a real life concern for millions of people.

Now headset jack and Qi wireless charging, THOSE are important.
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] ChazzMatt:
I could also admonish you to never be so clumsy... ;) Forget about hyperactive kids, you dropped and broke your own phone. Ironically, ig you had at least dropped it in water, it would be OK. ;)

Cracked with drop of 2 feet to wooden floor, then you didn't have a case on your phone or the right case? Yeah, it's ironic we have to cover our glass phones with plastic. ;)

You need a case for the back glass and you need raised lip on the case to protect the front display from hitting the floor.

But I like larger displays, I love IP68, I will not buy a phone without Qi wireless charging (so you can't have metal).

I do agree with you that a tightly sealed modern plastic which would still give you IP68 would definitely be better than glass (same plastic stuff race car driver helmets are made of) -- but you still wouldn't have removable battery. Those days are over.

And even though we cover our glass phones with plastic cases, somehow the buying public WANTS shiny glass at least to buy the phone. Then immediately cover it with plastic -- never to be seen again! :rolleyes:
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] pjsnyc:
FWIW, I don't think my V30 would've survived my trip to Spain for San Fermin without IP68. I can say with certainty, that it is not only water resistant, but also WINE RESISTANT!

San Fermin WINE INCOMING!!

https://www.instagram.com/p/BlJH_ZPBxdT/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] TheDannemand:
LOL Yes, I can see that :laugh:

Drinks with sugar content (like wine and sodas) are some of the worst if they get inside electronics, because the sticky stuff remains and can keep shorting even after the liquid has dried out. So this is a perfect example of where IP68 proved to be "worth the insurance premium".

I started out with a clear TPU case with upper lip (this one) because I was terrified I would drop my expensive new glass phone. And while it did indeed protect, I never got to like the phone all the time I used it: It ruined the V30s elegant design and, ironically, it actually made me drop the phone TWICE on our tile floor because the sticky silicone rubber surface somehow surprised the tactile expectations of my hands when handling the phone.

After a few months I got a hard cover slim skin case instead (this one) and it completely changed my experience with the phone: It looks great (people now ask what kind of phone I have) and feels great in my hands. And while I realize it won't protect as well in case of a drop, I haven't dropped it since, because the mat silky surface behaves as my hands expect.

We recently got the same case for my wife's V30 -- although Rose Gold! She continues to use a Spigen clear TPU case during the week because she often drops her phone at work. But when we go out, she puts on the slim skin case :D
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] bountyman334:
Late reply,

I understand the need-ness for ip rating and what not, but I can to grips that you'll never find a "flagship" in this day and age with everything you need ie.; Remote control, replacement battery, fast charging, military grade protection (I degress, maybe a sales pitch). I'm pretty sure everyone on xda is a tinker.. wanting to see how everything works.

With that being said I don't knock no one for their choices. I fully support anyone and their ideas. I know we are stuck (v20 7.0 2yrs) with awesome hardware but a ****ty company (sometimes or department). I don't really upgrade that much because I researched alot before I make a decision.
[Nokia 6 Questions & Answers] troger dsouza:
Will Nokia 6.1 get AI support for camera and other stuff ?
[Nokia 7 Plus Questions & Answers] Abee2827:
I've updated to Android p beta via Nokia OTA update but I didn't get any new gestures and the main gesture, the main advancement is missing, which is "Swipe up on home button.
[Nokia 7 Plus Questions & Answers] k3dar7:
DP4/Beta3 have reverted navbar icons to Oreo style.... but you can use with P and configure action to more gestures: XDA Navigation Gestures
[Nokia 7 Plus Questions & Answers] RKXranger:
Same here ... Am too missing the navigation gesture after installing Android 9.0 beta 3 on my Nokia 7 plus device.

One question though will the navigation gesture be back in the next update or it will be like this forever.Need those gestures back asap.
[Nokia 7 Plus Questions & Answers] matonka007:
I do not want some stupid third party app. I really want gestures back.
[Nokia 7 Plus Questions & Answers] k3dar7:
i not advice you any stupid (kde si to sebral?), but inteligent/powerfull replacement with more user editable function for more gestures and more customisation that native P gesture ;)

https://xdaforums.com/nokia-7-plus/...ion-android-p-developer-t3818062/post77117313
[Nokia 7 Plus Questions & Answers] matonka007:
how would it then look like if for every thing that could / should / had part of the system I would have to install an 3rd party application which then of course consumes the system resources :)
[Nokia 7 Plus Questions & Answers] k3dar7:
this true, but i dont say, install many 3rd party extension/hack/tool, but if you want gestures, try "XDA Navigation Gestures", is many better that native, which actualy is not available ;) also not consume resources, here you can see that in ~11h active eat only funny 4mAh ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abby 244:
I request developers to make magisk module for Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1 for enabling dual speaker mod.

If not then please atleast make video tutorial on how to make such a module for any mobile.
[Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jterry:
Hi - I won a Kindle Fire as a prize and the owner deregistered it before she sent it to me. She has done the deregistration process several times, but when I turn on the Kindle, it takes me to a Set Lock Screen (PIN required) page. I can then get to a "Verify Your Account, sign in to continue" page, but it has her name (and via settings, her 2 sons names). I can't do anything from here.

I have tried to turn off by holding the off button for 20 seconds but that doesn't help at all.

Any suggestions?
[Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DB126:
See if you can access the recovery environment by pressing the two outside buttons simultaneously from a full power-off state. A factory reset can be performed from there.
[Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jterry:
Thank you! That seemed to fix the problem! I appreciate your prompt assistance, good to know this is a great resource for any future problems!

Jan :good: :good:
[General Questions and Answers] Fujif02e:
Hello everybody, I don't know if I am on the right topic, but I think people here can answer because it's about the Fujitsu F02-E, and I saw a few posts about it.

I have this phone since more than 4 years and I was plenty satisfied with this item but since yesterday, the phone don't want to work anymore...

At first, it was starting until the screen "ARROWS" and then restart again and again.

Today, the phone is trying to start by two times himself when I put the battery in it...(Orange led; green led; orange led, green led, and at last orange led twinkle two times..then, all is switch off)

When I try to charging, it try to restart like I was explaining and then all is switch off, even the orange led that tells you it is charging...

But when charging it try to restart every 5 minutes..

Now, the screen switch on very rarely and not even for one second.

The very important question is:

Do You know a trick or an application that can recovery all data, because there are A LOT of important things Inside. I have found a few data recover but they are not compatible with the F02-E.

I would be very, very grateful if You can help me, please.

ps: Sorry for my English, I'm French :)

Have a good day.

Thank You.;)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Easternboy:
HI! I have installed a flash version of Android oreo and now my battery is draining a lot (1%/min). I have done almost everything ive been able to found on topics about that.

-Factory reset

-Cleaning Android Cache

-Cleaning Google Play service cache

-Optimize my phone in the settings.

Is there a solution to that? If not, can you give me a link for downgrade to nougat or a ROM that will increase my battery life?

Im on a SM-G930U AT&T

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] snowqwer:
It is common problem. Just wait for some update.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] danielz1337:
My sim has finally arrived and everything works but calling someone. When I dial a number and then press call or go to a contact and press the number to call, the screen goes darker like there's an overlay like it's trying to make a call and open the calling interface but it doesn't get past that point. The darker overlay happens for like 1 second at max and then it's back at normal but nothing ever happened.

Also, yes messaging someone works.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] Kaxman09:
Hi everyboby

I not found the MirroLink option on my LG G5 H860.

It's normal ?

Because it's a Hong Kong ROM version ?

if yes, it's possible to update by the H850 ROM ? even with dual sim for the H860 no problem ?

Thank you for you help.

Have a good day.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] yuiho:
Hi there,

You are not advised to attempt flashing ROMs that are not meant for your model.

If you own a H860N, only flash ROMs for H860 or H860N. Do NOT try flashing H850 ROMs to a H860/H860N or your phone will be bricked.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] Kaxman09:
Hi yuiho

Thanks you for your help.

Where can I find the mirrorlink option in my LG G5 H860 ?

How to make the option appear ?

Thanks.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] DJRepresent:
Just struggled for the last 5 hours or so trying to get my Moto G5 Plus back to stock firmware. It turns out I had to install Pixel ROM to get any kind of cellular signal / SIM card reading, then reinstall what my best guess was as to the correct stock firmware leaving out the modemst1 and modemst2 fastboot commands, relock the bootloader, and then install the stock firmware again, leaving out the modemst1 and modemst2 fastboot commands again. Doesn't sound so bad, right? Well, if there was a more intuitive way of going about doing it, and better information as to which firmware you need (as there are about 15 different versions - I had to guess), it may have taken me 20 minutes total. Unbelievable.

Does anyone know why this is so difficult or is it simply by design? And why does the stock contain corrupt modem software? I'd expect it to be working in one, single package, including locking the bootloader.

Maybe I'm missing something here. Any ideas?:confused:
[OnePlus 5T  Questions & Answers] Drludlow:
I need this fairly often. I have a current need to upgrade a wifi camera that needs to be connected to its inhouse mobile app with internet access at the same time.

I have other needs for this. I have devices on local networks that do not have internet. These devices are remote controllable over ip, but i have to give up internet on my phone. I have had previous phones work in this application.

-Developer option "mobile data always active" has no effect, rebooted to be sure

-I have NEVER had any smart Wi-Fi switcher wifi setting suit my needs. Same today

-not rooted

-Oxygen 5.1.3 8.1 OREO

Todd
[General Topics] Kashjan:
Last Week we saw too many leaked news about the top brand's smartphones on the internet, includes the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 and S10, Xiaomi Mix Max 3 and new iPhone etc.

there is another leaked smartphone with the name of poptel P10. as per the leaked information about the Poptel P10 is that it will be killer of the famous Samsung’s rugged phone, especially the old Galaxy Xcover 4.

Product description Leaked:

it will be IP68-certified and come with military quality.

it adopts HD+ 18:9 High screen ratio, powered by MediaTek Helio P23 (MT6763) Octa-core 2.0G 16nm and Mail-G71 GPU chipset and 4GB RAM, Accurate Fast Press Fingerprint Sensor, Lastest Android Oreo out of the box, and support NFC.

Unfortunately, we don’t know much about it yet beyond the above info.
[General Topics] Kashjan:
poptel P10 updates

Poptel P10 Slimmest Rugged Phone Features:

1) 11mm thickness, it is a slimmest rugged phone with IP68-certified and military quality.

2). It's powered by MediaTek Helio P23 (MT6763) and clocked at Octa-core 2.0GHZ processor with the advanced TSMC 16nm FinFET technology,

3). Its adopt 4GB Ram and 64GB ROM. it uses the improved LPDDR4mobile memory technology.

4). it features a 13-megapixel Sony IMX13 sensor with an 80.1-degree field of view at f/2.2 autofocus at the rear and 8-megapixel Samsung 4H8 sensor with an 86-degree field of view at f/2.2 on the front. With a type 1/3.06 model stacked CMOS image sensor technology.

5) its equipped with a 5.5 inch 18:9 HD IPS display with multi-point touch and Gorilla Corning glass.

6). NFC, back fingerprint unlock and Android 8.1 Oreo out of the box.

7). it comes with 3600mAh Built-in battery.

stay tuned for more information.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 [Snapdragon] ROMs, Kernels, Re] mk24268:
I am not the developer I am just Sharing the zip

Tweak pack for MSM Xtended ROM:-

flashable zip include

- xenial kernel

- busybox 1.28.4

- gps Tweaks

- magisk 16.6

- simple gapps

- enable doze gapps

- port google framework

- port bravia engine display

- port trimulos engine display

- port asus launcher

- port mizo keyboard

- port es file exploler

- init.d injector

- alfin tweaks v1.3 Beta

- adsblock

simple set profile

- battery (default)

- balance

- performance

set displays

- amoled display

- super amoled display

- yellow display

tweaks feature

- enable google doze

- force deep sleep

- ram cache booster

- fstrim /data

- fstrim /cache

- fstrim /system

- sqlitedb /data

- sqlitedb /cache

- sqlitedb /system

- set cpu governor

- set cpu frequensi

- set gpu governor

- set gpu frequensi

- set io scheduler

- set io speed

- enable msm thermal

- enable cpu hotplug

- enable cpu power efficient

- enable andreno idler

- entropy generatos

- disable fsync

- reduce phone vibrator

- disable enable usb fast charge

- disable yellow flash

- big cache allocation

- big cache reclaiming

- disable kernel panic

- disable wake up

- disable swap

- disable zram

- battery saving mod

- Fix Bad voice quality in calls

- Better call voice quality

- Disable blackscreen after call

- Disable notification while adb is active

- Better scrolling

- Improve touchscreen

- more ram

- Increase picture JPEG

- Increase video recording & picture

- Increase flash camera

- Increase media quality

- Volume steps increase

- Telephon & ringtone tweaks

- Disable google & network location

- enabled support bravia engine

- enabled bravia engine

- enabled support for ipv4 & ipv6

- better signal

- fast streaming video

- disable kernel error checking

- disable strict mode checking

- sensor sleep control

- power saving

- reduce dirty ratio

- disable kill allocating task

- better image quality

- wify sleeper

- disable sending usage data

- disable logcat

- disable debug log

- disable tuner

- enabled button light timeout

- enabled youtube display 4K

- gpu render booster

- lock ram home screen

- qualcom assertive display

- persist.sys.force_highendgfx

- selinux permissive

- fps unlocked

- fast booting

- fast reboot

- no boot animation

- big deep buffers network

- Increase game speed

How to flash it?

Wipe dalvik cache and cache,

Wipe data and system,

And flash the newest version of MSM Xtended v9,

Flash gapps,

Flash this pack,.

And Reboot :)

Here is a link:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d4v099BJz5qAjyF-1HMRWVKbkprvGJtL/view?usp=sharing

Credits-? problem in credit I don't know who is the developer
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 [Snapdragon] ROMs, Kernels, Re] mikhaelpermanto:
Just for xtented ? Can i use this tweak for others rom?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 [Snapdragon] ROMs, Kernels, Re] proftiago:
I installed that zip...bootloops all The time

Enviado de meu Redmi Note 4 usando o Tapatalk
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 [Snapdragon] ROMs, Kernels, Re] Bugz1:
Where is the original thread?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 [Snapdragon] ROMs, Kernels, Re] didagarnida rodjana:
minta akses

ijin akses
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 [Snapdragon] ROMs, Kernels, Re] akkeo:
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